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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
And your msmorialis,s, &c.


n NffNUCf/IisU, lFfUrCA 4 u, 1905.
AT a numerous aud respectable meet.
ing OF republican citizens Of the city of
Philadelphia, assembled at the White
Horse in Market street GEORGE LOGAN,
Chairman, MATHEW CAREY, Secretary
Resolved, That inasmuch as the I.egis-
iatiye Department Of the government Of
this commonwealth, is not vested with
constitutional, or lawful authority, TO call
a convention of the people. for the pur-
pose of abolishing, or altering the state
constitution (Which every member Of the
slate legislature has been solemnly sworn,
or affirmed, to support) the call Of con-
ventioD, by the general assembly, can on
ly be justified on principle of public con-
yenience, after the people themselves have
fairly and fully deliberated and decidei
upon the subject.
Resofved That as the people Of Penn
sylvanla have not had an opportunity to
deliberate and decide upon the recent pro
Iecs Tor calling a convention "a project
which was diyulged in the city Of Phila-
deiphia but few days ago, aud which has
not yet been announced in many parts Of
the state) 10 abolish and alter the cons,i-
on the members Of the legislature csn-
not, at this time, possess the degree ofin-
formation, on so momentous subieG,
which would justify legislative interpo-
sition.
Resof0ed, That the memorial and re-
monsirance againsi calling a convention,
proposed by the society of constitutional
republicans for the consideration Of the
be signed by the chairman, and
countersigned by the secretary, and that a
copy thereofbe transmitted toeach branch
Of The legislature, with copies Of the fore
going resolutions.
GEORGE LOGAN,
Chairman.
Attest,
MATHEW CAREY, Secretary.
Commodore Preble, Col. Burr, and the
Hon. J. Q. Adams, arrived in town yes
terday, from the southwark.
n select party Of gentlemen give din
ner to the gallant Mediterranean Hero, al
Hardy's Hotel, 10. morrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30

MATHEW CARRY, Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30

Commodore Preble, Col. Burr, and the
Hon. J. Q. Adams, arrived in town yes
terday, from the southwark.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30

n select party Of gentlemen give din
ner to the gallant Mediterranean Hero,at
Hardy's Hotel, To- morrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-30
PHILADELPHIA, March 90.

The following memorial is in circulate
on, for the signatures of the FRIENDS OF
the CONSTITUTION -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21
Richmond. Mr. 6, 1905. ep3w wifi
JACOB JOHNSON,
he GAMBLE.
ep3w wifi

rho'csdle and rctaii Bookseller Il Stafioncy,
has for SAFE, at his sforc, .jc7o doors
6cf5Tthe h5uykethcusc, Richmond,
THE Works of Laurence Sterne. A. M. in
vols; SMITH =. --i'i' al Nations Modern
Geography. abri5gedby Davies; general assorr-
nent Of School Books, < variety Of others IN the
different departments Of Htsroture; Wiring Pa
per Of varous sizes and qualities; States and Pen
els, Sealing Wax and Waters, Black and Red
Ink and Ink Powder. Copying Ink Powder, foF
The copying press. Printing Ink, Parchment and
yssse Boards, Receipt Books, Biaas books Of
all sizes, Wrapping Paper, and a variety OF eve.
~ article IN tie Stationary Line.
JI. Having Az exirusiye Book Establishment
in PhIadeiphia, Is enabled 20 sell on as low terms
a. any other house in the U. S;ates--fe therefore
veyresfeafniIy solicitslkeofders fcountEy mer.
chants, &c.
July 25, 1865. tf
- The hizncst price in CASH, viii Re given
for Clean Liren and Cotton RAGS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21
>. F0R .SALE,
A TRACT OF LAND,

A'OilIHEkLI the property of Ia
Il COB Williamson. dec. iafe of Amelia cou,,ry
lccntaining between 900 and 1000 acres,b,s i, -,
Ties sbout mile from Appou,arfox river. And &
above Cenito bridge--the soil is well adan,ed i.
the Culture of tobacco, Indian corn, wheat and o.
Their small grain. One third part of the purcl,as e
money will be required in cash, and the balance in
two equal annual instalneDts. If the above land
IS not sold or otherwise disposed of before the FIRST
day OF OCTOBER next, the same win then be rented
ont for the ensuing year to the highest bidder a,
Cassel's store, in Amelia.
Geo: Williamson. J Ex'ors "a
Iacab yV,II;av, sa;I
po,t,.y.. Ao;..s, o., 1o,ne'.' $50
~ -''s' '' ' 49, -o'' Wv
Just rfcefptd and for safe al S. Ptedsuufs'
Printing office and Book Sore.
RicLn,o,rd.
The Stranger in France, or Tour frbr, Ne
vonshre 70 paris---bv Iohr' ear. Fsa : =
cooper's History Of North A o,er;ca con,.;,;,,
review of the custom. and manner, of he :
inal inl,abhanta, the f;ys, sentence, sc ,h D.;
t,sh Colonies. and their rice and pr,,-wss. =.
the lire of their becou;cr yjn;tsd F,ss md
idependens s,a,es.--By the Rev Nj cooner--so
which is added an Appendi< .eonta;n;ns. ne r.,n-
stiiusion Of the United States, and the Declars-
ton Of Independence.
Smiths Wealth OF Nations.
! Pleasures and Pains Of Memory.
Pleasures of Hope and Memory.
yas,eI's Law Of Nations.
Dialogues OF Devils.
Dramatic Poems
The safety Of appealing at the Day of Iuig-
ment, in the Righteousness Of Christ, opened and
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FOR SALE.

One Moiety Of a Btick Tenement,
N central pare Of the CITY Of Richmond. con-
sisting ola rwo story house with, a S: ore and
counting room onthe lows tioor, and i've rooms
above Conveniently p'an'd fora faniily) wish a
passage leading 10 them fpsking all the rooms
private and cellar under the Whole honse--a
three story Lunher-house, Kitchen, Stable, &c.
considerable credit win be given for two thirds
of t'.e purchase money For further particulars
enquire ofthe printer. s wtsS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21
Ter Dollars Reward.
u UN AWAY fi.arrl the snI,sc

u TN AWAY from the suI,scri-
a Der, living in AlbemarIe county, South
GaEdsn on the Diminishing. negro man named
re TRICK. he was boughs about II yeass ago
OF some person in itichnond. then about 10 pears
old he says ne has CONNIE lions il, or near Peters
burg. belonging to Mr. pendieton, where / es-
pee he will endeayos to 90 OF to Norfolk. pa
trick Is about feet 9 Tor 10 inches high, stout
made, yell ow complexion, full face, wiz, several
scars on his jaw and neck, occs stoned by a ris.
ing. and believe email part Of two of his upper
fore teeth is broke of near the corners---he was
taken up in Powhatan on Friday last, and made
ms escape about mice above the COURTHOUSE
lie then said his intention was 70 20 10 PETERSBURG
spd Norfolk His dress was a horue made linen
SHIRT aud psntaIoons. The above reward win be
paid 10 any person who viii deliver him 70 the
jai'or OF Powhstau, or the subscriber in Abe.
marie, with all reasonable expenses.
James Wood, for
b. Martin.
July 29th 1905. %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21
BENJAMIN -DU-VAL.

{ III the sign Of, the Golden Mortar
Richmond,
III AS just received very large and extensive
Iassortmert of fresh MEDICINES. SUR
|GEONS' ms rRUAfENrS. DRUGS & DYE
STUFFS, PAINTS of al kinds, OIL, VAR
NISHES, PUTTY, &c. :.
Also. a complete assortment of 81 y
HI TIERS MdTRRI,dLS,
Consisting or
Hattets Irons Crude Tartar
Logwood Bason Irons
Copperas Bow. Strings
Virdegrease Innings ,tss
& Fusfick .NMEl Gallons
Spanish Indigo Tassel Bands 4
" Of Niftiol Rushing Dishes
+ Az. For1s Stampers
s Quicksilver Trcnchers, &c
Which addedto his former stoe X, cou,Dletes an
assortment THAR was never equaed, in hi. line
of business. in this city
he THANKS his customers FOR past favors and
hopes TO merit a continuation of cheir custom
His former attention TO the qualify of his Midi.
ciaes. importing them in thc:r crude s,a,e ,bst
might be able 70 judgssof their quality, and now
dering and preparing them usder his Immediate
ipssetbap, have contributed 10 his present esta
blis'speht; and opposition he presurnes viii nor,
relax hisexeftioas TO give general satisfaction in
future. 49,
His experience for more .han 10 years nssf. as
Apothec;'ry nd Dsuggiss in ,his.tsty added 70
sh'ail stnckof Medical Information acquired he
forer enables HIM, he tisinks 10 form a toIssahlv
correa judgmei,l as 10 the quaIiiy Of Drurs ana
Medicines, although he cannpr boas, of hoross
conferred on him greater chan the confidence Of
numerous and respectable Customers
| In regard to his wholesale prices he promises
70 furnish eacn of his wholesale customers vim
printed price Current, as soon. aspossiblc, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21
10 RENT.

Z
HE neso'tyuo story Brick Tenement,
a DJOINING Mr. John Glvnn's.
a - and near the Old City Tavern, IS a good
Anu Tor business, either for dry goods or sroee.
rs POSSESSION may be had Immediately, and
'ne 'erns made known on application to
Sanl. White.
have also for SAL E, on mode
rae r terms, large quantity Of Old Cyder VINE.
ny. ut Tor pscklng and table use.
alcnm9nd Angust 10, 1905 Wit.
fuckers BLACKSTONE
1on ody q prblis6cd and ready for delivery 70 sr5.
se'''ers, IN Hiysfrid. ar s. Pieosanss'
Book- Store, Richmond >
bLACKSTONE's COMMENTARIES,
WITH
Notes Of Re srence 10 The Consti-
Triton and Laws ofthe Fede.
raj Government ofthe
Umted .Statss,
AND or The
eOMSfoNyE1L IN Of YLRGTNfAa
IN FIVE. VOLUMES.
VITO an appedix each volus:e coutaininr trocts
nnon sacb subjects as Appeared necessary 70 farm
a gystsn,ofic oies5 of roe Lars OF Virrinia ar q
neps6f, Of t5e Federal Union. iFl
By ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
Preissse Of Lass iat6e Ccll,ege Of Wtkiam e. Ma.
Y, az one Of fbs' Judges Of lie General Court,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21

BEST TURNiP & CABBAGE
S l. T. u,
For sale a. ISAAC u. JuDAlrs Store.
kiehnerd, July 10, 1865. wss
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l0F unIoa Paw
100 Dollars Reward.
! T p ee : !. GEORGE CARTER,


F0r atfrehendiss GEORGE CARTER
% shds ne mag Be 6ro'fso justiee.
MZHEREAS the said G ARrrp
az about the 18th of May la,r. gave =. ~,
bond, with Frederick Williams. Of Peters,,,,,
as secnritypayablein Six months after A, 49,
o. which bond as it respects said WiIliams' n !,
iafey been found to be 4 forgery--the above e :
waraswti be given on devefinv him 70 rb. a.
tnority OF the borough of Pesersburr. He -
bout six ieef high, well proportioneds has FOOD
comP'exions yes somewhat frecklcd, IS about %
years Old, and on the 24sh ME disappeared From,
Manchesret, where he lately resided. under fhr
threatening prospect of being apprehended For
the SAID forsery-By &. :.
Luman BISHOPS.
Manehester, August 9, 1905. VS.
81 The pnblic printer for each SAFE within
the United States is requested TO REPUBLICAN this
sdverusennent once week for three weeks
those who apply. win be paid. and all will merit
the grateful thanks of the viim Of Carters vii
n.y. 80 - L. BISHOP
SO or 60 acres Of prime 7vood Z and
FOR SALE,
a BOUT two miles from the city
!, a y Of Richmond. not inferior, perhaps, 20 !.
ny'high land in the county--a few acres suitable
for'sseat.ow. equal TO any whatever. The land
may be seen and terms known by application 10
Jeffrey Vandewall.
.Henrieo. August 70. 1905. We ..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-21
w. WARDLAW,

u s now opening at his shop On the
-. Main in Richmnd, opposite Mr.. Tay.
sr's vendne 0sice, aiasge importation of
M r ID I G. / N E S,
Received direely from Ii ndon, also a general As.
sortnent Of StrRGEON.s INSTRUMENTS,
SAo1P FURNI7URE AEPHI7Ic AIR M
.clH7fNES. PATENT JzEDICINES Je. sycs
It's has intention TO keep, at AL times. supply
q Senu. ne Medicines sufficient to answer the
current demand; which, will be soldjow for cash
Of on the usual credit 20 those who viii give him
sufficient assurances Of punaraiity-
November Goth, 1904 WITT.
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GENEALOGICAL TREE.

Al the coronation OF Kings and Em2e-
'nurs, ,hs principal genealogiss of the EN-.
pre- or kag!0m, carries IN procession the
genealogical! tree Of he rcval family before
the aneIutcd monarch. The following is
Huonaparte's seneatogv, which We deem It
eur duty To b!azen and set forth foy the
entertainment and information OF oar rea,
ders:
alrs. Paaioglina of Basic, married NJ.
Raniog,ina-an secondly NJ. Fsseh. She
had bv these marriages Lssitia Raniog'i-
ma, aud NJ Fesch, now Cardinal Fesch.
Letitla Raniogina married Carlo Buo-
raparte, recorder of petty tribunal at
Alaeeio.
Latitia BuonaDarte was afterwards mis-
tress of count Marbnuf, governor of Cor
s:ca. Her children by Carlo Buonaparte
and coun, Marbeuf are, his imperial high
ness, Joseph Bonaparte. who married her
imperial highness, NJ. Nj. Clary, daugh-
Ter Of a ship-brcker at Marsei!les.
His imperial majesty, Napoleon Buona.
parte. who married Madame de Bsauhar.
Rois, frst the wife Of count Beauharnois,
and afterwards the mistress of Barras.
Citizen Lucien Buonaparte. He was
frst an Able. In 1892 ne was employed
IA the Wagon service 6. the army Of Pro.
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Feb. H..
N O T | G. E.

WE the exec" ors Of Mr.. William T,i,ktf,
w and administrators OF Cape 7Aom0s Trip
kn, dcceaied, GIVE NOTICE 10 all indebted 10
the faid eRa,es, by bond, note, or open account.
for ,raniaetion, with them in their life time and
alto to them who became purchasers at the fals
of their eitates; to come for ward and make pay
ment by the IS b day Of March next other~;fe
their bonds, notes, ana accounts, will, iamedi-
a,ely after that day be put in luit witkous dl-
cria,iratiou. 1t is therefore hoped this Office
will be fialy attended to, as we haIl then
proceed TO divide the efate Of Captain Tbonas
T1bha an,ongA his heirs, to fet.ie with the
esur, and eloie our administrations without lofs
of time. Ssch OF the fegasees ofWiAiam 7rp-
len, as purchafea over their proportion Of the e[-
tate, will be prepared for fetslemens at the fame
time; We being very anxious to Ettls and huilh
tba. bufues alfo.
Charles Little, e Geo. TrtbleR,
Executors Of WILLIAM TRIrLETr,
and Aum,nift atsrs Of THOMAS TRis-
Fsbr1sr} 40, a5M
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his capital We have given hin fu:h an opinion Of
COR incapabi!ity TO injure him, as may Pohpone
the period OF peace ye, many years, If not add
to the number of our foes.
Thu, aani our affairs in that part of the world.
Policy ough, to have f''Oidds" any aIault on
Tripoli unit! it could have been ,na VITA Tome
hopes of fucccf,. Being the srR attempt of the
kind made by The United Sts,es, all the chances
ana confe9uencs' Of the ddcomh;urs ough, to
ha.. been we'll weighed. The msafnre and It's
reia!, prove, ,h's th,ugh Mr.. J:aedon may b.:
we'll qla'id-I taol that he is 70 W: are not AT
ali inclin:i 10 doaot) TO conduit domeaic wal
between parties, soi % Girea all the viruien,
energies Of the Democratic Newspapers in Ame-
RIGA, h. Poh.G.s olt very few OF thofe taleou
necsEary 70 nanase foreign war between ma
,i3ns, ana Is ,at m.4nly calculated to cover th'
nation he r4ir5 with any ,i.'os reiemblirg mill
ury glory. Let fbe caller Sick to BIZ i9jf.
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~ exposition IS pre?ar'ng asaina Martinique,
wEiea, lrom tie acknowledged dIpcGi'on OF III"
: .b,t,nts - sake of their prefer, yrmnioa!
g. .om~or. AMI the force to he enroyed, p'o
n. rs 10 x i.c-sG.l!. II addition to the TROOPS
-, nor W-N lnii, IA,rds, ,h--e Regiments osin-
t,u,,v, tie r5ih. qo,h, aod Another hatsa!ion
9, -, live, an ,un,ing IN he whole &c I soc
go, W, tnor,iy embark At IN. Cove OF Cork,
~. i ,iy,4,hHeti ot ensia,eri and Artillery
'i"c Oil er " no Is 70 have the crRmant Ct The
s1rse;uon. is not ycI naned. 'tis.
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IEOrf Of aleaNDrM,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Harriet, Sutton, Worf IL
Sloop Maria, O'Mars, ditto
Lydia, Potter, ditto
CLEARED,
Brig Harmony, Hall, Boston
Sehr. Hope, Hamilton, Baltimore
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alsranorta Datip aonerttssr.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS.

MINT. The AMOUNT Of the Coi,sse, at the
INIT OF b, Jau.l ststes, IN 1904, wat fol-
6ws: G,rU, 6797 krgies.- Jo475 Half Ia
,'es; 33,7 Qnret t'gles, total amour, Oh
Cola CONS, ass e42 D'lla's, 50 cents. Sill
vgn, 1850 Dn''ar, I5s,5I9 Half Dollars,
61s3 quarter Do.ia's. and s2o5 Dimes, total
amour, of Siivcs Coins, 10000 Dollars, 50
c~n:.. Srppe, Cola, amounting TO 1850
n.}ilr,. % ctu;s. .Am2aas CT all the coins,
37hSr7 D,v.r. st ee"t',
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tude OF 1orty.seVen, long. % WIN great
perseverance, but the continuance OF bad
weather wore out her sails and rigging
and the passengers becoming turbulent, the
captain made for the island Of Fay,l,
and anchored there on The Goth OF Oct.
The passengers met with every attention
from the inhabitants, and Mr.. John S,re.i,
the Consul of the u. 5. who afforded ev-
cry aid in the reh,ting Of the vessel. But
the island aRorded but scanty means, 1t
WAS rot TIL the 29th Of Dec. that she left
1T, The only passenger shat re.emharked
being Mr.. West the others fearful ofthe
watrv elemcn, in the winter season, came
to a resolution after mush irrssolution, to
remain in the island.
| he ship stcer-d into the warm latitudss
where she often becalmed, and reaching the
longitude OF u, tho captain put her about
10 the northward, and came on soundlngs
the eth IT January. Since which the pas
sengcrs and crew have suffered considera-
bic hardships from the cold and scanty pro!
visions. n. w. and N. f.. winds blowing
violently. About IL days since spoke
the brig sent cut by the underwriters of
New York to the relief Of vessels blown
of, bu. expecting TO get into port, did not
accept her profFcred relief, which was at.
forwards much regretted. On the 5,h inst.
the wind at +. she made the entrance Of
New York harbor, on the 9Th came up
with it ard steering through the ehanne!
with fay orable prospect, about midway
the wind suddenly CEASED, and heavy sea
, setting on shore, the captain let 60 his bes,
anchor, bat in spite of that she drifted, and
no exertions could keep her off shore OH
Sa,dy-H ook, on which she struck at 8
o'doek at night. Here ensued lamen,a-
bic scene, the night being very toggy, no
Light could be seen the sea beat over her
with irresistible violence, washing COM
pk1ely the crew and passengers who could
scarcely keep their hold.
In this manner the night was spent, and
he majority were 90 numbed with the
| cold, as hardly TO have the use OF their ia
culties. About in the morning, Fri
day. she beat nearly close up on the beach,
and it being low water, all attempted to
reach the shore. The cook of the ship di.
ed with the severity Of the cold, and one
sailor slipped overheard, and was lost the
remainder ofthe crew succeeded in reach.
ing the shore, with some difficulty. Mr..
West also attempted it, but was knocked
down in the surf. and wa. drawn ashore
| w;tbant anv ann.arance of life. All re-.
cs;rsd ,hs 1907 fr;srdlv and brn.ne Of.
,sr,;o u t ,ron, NJ snd Mrs sbemL WIN
I..no ~. Trb, honss and -, sa.jsa -
AeePo ''e ~ w.. re. Az 49,
,es'o'i's w.. 80,
iease 'ne'l N'"." ~ WY" s s.I eu':-
h'en'S' ah" "> an '''e .. " '"''
Oh 20 eAP'e r' VIZ" p0' r.. =,
P.S' lhe members o,the french le-
CATION mean to winter en- the island' ana 70
charter vessel IN the spring 70 eoh'ihas
their voyage.
From TIE leg 5ost offht@'p Gt"rraf Mercer
eota,n Mi rr.
De em5er 81.
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About the rni.die of October, the fever en-
,ire,y c.aled at Malaga, where II had ragged a.
bout two months without ,ntermrhon.
The f flowing i. the sateh official return OF the
mortality turing tha, period
4, pefcns belonging TO the Cathedral.
u private Cle.symen.
81 Friars.
Is Nuns.
700 Soldiers OF the Regiment, of Almanac
acu CORONA.
4o6 DITTO OF the Qneen's Regiment, and ths
R-sie,cnt Of ERramadnrA.
100 Ditto OF ,he R-gimen, Of Malaga.
so Galley Slaves aud iNNi:oncrs.
= Medical Men.
2l,S.; Pr,va,e disiduals. Total. 13Iy7.
Lao4sr fape'.
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Extract Of letter from captain William
Thompson, Of tho brig Hora,io, ct
New Hav en-, dated Nevis, January %.
1905.
Il am under the disagreeablc necessity.
ofinforming you. that on th> s5th ul'. |
had hobart Alling, my mate, and two OF
my people. namely, Russell Davenport, &
Eugene Olmsted, impressed BY the Bri.
fish ship Carysford. CO. ain M'Kenzie, off
St. Lucia they being all the seamen on
board at the time. and Left the brig riding
at small Hawser, with only boy aud
cook on board, nor would they allow Tins
to let 20 an anchor nor US the liberty OF 90
ing on board them they refused to look
at their projections, with which they were
all furnished they also pllaged several ar.
ticles, for which they refused payment. l
have forwarded protest to the commo.
dore in hopes t. procsre their release
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A 'crtrf from Paris, afe' mentioning ths gra.
tioos deception gwen hy III, Mq;rfy Nataltoa /.
- Mr. Music, adds, d" the P,I,fsns ready re-
gard Mn Munro as a iu;urc PrcIlra. q .4a.s'iea.
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Sir GEORGE RrMsoLD's rclcale wa. not IN
conditional, "a, te,tered with an engagement
tha, he ihsuld not return TO Hamburgh, or Iedie
in diplomatic cap,city within fifty leagues of
the Freuch territories! We greatly regret that
We canno, aid-Sir George kun5old, with a
magnimi,y worthy o: tic character he fnRained'
obtained to rurehale ms Liberty and ieeuri'y by
scceding 10 exploitation unworthy ct hinfelt,
and injurious 70 the Aonor oi hn e'un''y; but
our province Is 20 relate Gaas Sir George Rum
bold accepted ,h@ conditions, and as We have al
.esLy Slated, arrived fate in London.
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Ship Hero, Cole, Alexandra.

Ship Hero, Cole, A!ex.ndris.
Ship Mercury, Care, Baltimore.
The thee lalt mentioned veGels notify un'oads
ed, and likely to be frozen up all winter.
Brig Ca,he5 zine, Lawrence, Alexandra, expet-
ing her cargo.
.".p Enely, capt. Taylor, sad Bremen nip
Captain OTTO, failed from Eckwarjen on the 81
o. 4th November the former with paaenger..
and the latter in ballaR, and few goods.
On the roth November, TIE fh'r Fnen3!h'r,
capt. Stoddard Jailed frsm EeA wa.dsn, III t.l.a
bound to Baltimore.
RED. Gu. }
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Rein Hyatt g flames Valiant,
Runaway Sallors.)
Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the hip AEN, Capta;;,
IN BRADFORD. on Saturday laf, (aftct re.
ceiving THREE MONTHsADVANCEl Re-
sm HIATT and .Jame palhart, both iailos.-
Hyatt. is about a years Of age, fair complexion.
fhort light hair and large failure. Valiant isa-
bout IS year. Of age, fair complexion, long light
hair, about s feet inches high.
Whoever will aIprehend and return he fai!
men to d. BRlTfNGHAM, and B. BaABY,
ihaIl receive reward of Tsvtny Dollars.
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Notice..

The Sub(criber intending to leave
Alexandra, requeHs thofe whs are indebted to
him TO make payment Of their accounts by tbs
n of mex, month.
TRos. Ssmmes.
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n O r | G 4.

THOSE citizens who have not paid theis
Corporation Taxes, arc earneely requef.
ed TO pay the fame to tie fubfcrber, on or be.
fore the 18TH day of this month otherwile tl,eir
names will appear on the public delinquent liz.
George DTinku, Collector.
February S. d.