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i,,ent, which are openly injured, an r he did
not Gall the attention Of MIR. Madilvn g the dlf-
agrkelbles reflection which the French govern
ment would have a right 20 nake'if the hlence
Of the local authorities, refpefing atts Of this
nature, ihoud be initiated BY the government Of
the United States. z
" The French government certainly could not
fee without profound regret, that after having
given to the United States the mott marked
proofs Of the deiire to place the good undefiand-
Ing Of the two nations upon the mott immoyca-
Bile foundations, by abandoning national intescffs
which might have eventually produced coliiiions,
individual inse,sA lhouId now be permitted 70
compromit this good understanding. Its regret
would be Fill much greater, if, whan the signi-
ty and fafety Of France are openly inju'edi 10 the
United States, by their citizens, ih: american
government fhouid F,efesve, icfpeciing sbsie vi.
oIa,ions, flsnee which would appear TO .of'cr
an cxcu{s and even foit OF encouragement, TO
all the excefIes which cupldity may attempt:
Befde that the peace of the two nations csnaor
but be ferioufly compromised by. the proceedings
Of tie individuals, and by the rspfilals 10 which
they muf nec,asriy lead, this fate of thirgs
would nlailibly tend TO diminifh. the amieable
dapoGsion, which the Two governments win to
cultivate.
DR.. L. ebferved that the commerce as carri-
ed on by the citizens Of the United States IS not
only a violation Of the law OF aatiops which the
United States as an independent nasicn is bound
to obey; but it is in direct violation Of treaty
made in 1900, between tie United States md
France, treaty on The mcG liberal PRINCIPLES as
to the rights Of nent.ais and highly advantage
Gus and honorable to both nations.
To remedy the evils complained OF a law was
enacted during the laa ftiIion Of Congrefs TO re.
eulate the clearance ct armed merchan, veiIels
this act has operated as deception, as iiucc the
publication OF the law, the tI.de TO ST. Domin-
20 has been carried on TO as great if not greater
extent than formerly. TIE only merit of the
armlng law is, tbatio national view il removes
the refponiibility from the individual who may
be engaged in tbe trade, 20 the government by
which it is authorized.
While we are anxious to have our own natl
onal rights refpesed, is il honorable. TO violate
the rights of friendly power with whom we
are at peace Or is ii f0sni policy to cherih
the slack population of IT. Domingo vbila we
have fimilar population in our Southern States,
in which ihoud an infurreaion take place, the
government of the u. States is bound to iendcr
effeefua aid to our fellow citizens in that part Of
the Union. Dr. L. concluded BY obftrving that
in bringing forward the bill under confederation,
he was not influenced by views of frisndhip to-
wards England or France, but to prelerve the
immediate homer and future peace of the United
States.
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(To be eostiaaeGl
CONNECTICUT GAZETTE"

This newfpaper, though not much knowns
Raads in high repute for the correctness of Its Po-
litics. It lays,
con the fubjca Of our foreign relations, Mr..
Jcfferfon's Mefage to Congre!s bfeathcs lana
guage honorable to hin as An individual, and wor-
thy the frif maglfrate OF Tree people. Ever
ready to befow appaufe where it is nc:ited TO
facrifce their private injuries on the altar Of pa.
trio,ifm, the federafs will, while the admin
ftration lhall thew difpo6tion TO maintain the
honor Of their country, lend it every fupport in
their power. Recollettihg the correct fenti.
nents, the lamb.lilSe projections, and the magni-
6cent promifcs advanced in Mr.. Jef.don's dre
inaugural fpeech, we confcls we are not without
our fears that like them, the pretent adurances
have been given bat to be violated Fed:raIas
were tbtu and they aosO are, difpofed to give the
Administration fair trial, they were then, and
they now arc, willing to give their fupport to a
conduit correspondent with Mr.. Jsfsnon's own
projections.
S True their oppoftion has been violent; but
it has been bseR-its root is principle. They
believed Mr.. Jeferfon and his friends were unfit
guardians of the public veal; and they yet have
feen nothing to change their be lief. II, howe
yer, the pronifed reform is now to take pace;
if our navy fhall again be placed on respectable
footing if ourfea ports fhall again be fecured,
commerce protected, and our language to foreign
nations again be the language of Independence
FederaliGs are prepared to Withdraw oppoGtion,.
to bury aninoGties they value their country's
honor-and as, in its defence, they have the fpi.
rt to tefent, 70 they had the magnanimisy to for
give unmesited pedecusion.
n Palmer's Packet will fail for
Norfolk tomorrow.
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Senate Of the United States.

Debate on the motion Of Mr.. Logan, for
leave to bring in a bill to suspend the
commercial intercourse between the u
nited States and St. Domingo.
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l 80. 4. for which he would 'ass s
[ ..,;'.s Brig Polly, Tucker g days rom
E,;s D,.., vips's, days r" b'''''
&. Home, Moss, ! days from Phl'a-
lphla: $ Barracoa, Piles.boat schooner
Sent ao'S Of q n. York. from s.. Domln !.
|syn ,s cargo Of coffee, sent u y
| sn:s z Gorton, from Norfolk ior
sup l,, s in by French prlvaseel, ! !;
sr, Of the ship being all clear me
7 pap1 soosul ordered her to be gwen up
snen a .v The captain Of tbs privateer re-
: , I' y comply with, allsag,ng' tina. :
ssa !, S ! found on board Inc Jonn'
'na' t S; Gag; and that the ship was
. 8, tar s.. Domingo. Captain Gorton
9o .sh, - the ship, and sailed tor n.
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ST. Johns, PORTO RICO,

III
n The Editor Of the Mercantile AdOertiser.
N Sir,
n By giving the following faas place in your
uer, you will much oblige leveral Americans
! this pot.
Two American veliels have been ient in here
] Spaniih priyatssr, viz.
\ IA. The brig Polly of Rhode I1ana, bound
! Barbados, with cargo ofcattle, horfes, fifth,
] Il, aour, lumber, sc. captured 90 the plea,
lat hs haj no right TO 60 an Eagls@ ps,t.
ID. The fehooner Mary Ann, of and from
|pRon, for Gusdaloups, with cargo ofhorfes,
b, mules, beef, wine, lumber, hoops, &c.
ken the fame day, on the plea that her cargo
jas TOO VsiaabLfo, Taafes to eqex.
The maiters have remained here for more than
|ghty days, and have fcareely had what we call
trial; tor the Judge of Marine, as the chief
ate ssthe privaferr lays, has received FIVE hun
Ned dollars cain, one cak Of wine, and one of
be b.a horiss, TO condemn the veiFels, which he
Immediately did. Seeing and hearing lucf bare.
iced viaiuly, il was demanded of the Governor
) give the veGels fair trial, which he has done
ordering the Judge of Marine TO deliver up
be papers, &c, and we are now TO be tried by
be Auditor OF War. whole reputation is that Of
very hOnse Ean, but the fate of the veiiels is
lot yet known.
Weforgot to mention TO you that the matters
4 tue ABOVE two veiicls have been iaprifoned
Fith their crews for lome time, on account that
hsy prevented contrabsnd goods from being put
b board. ltsould be urclefs TO inform YOU of
J the vlllainiy Of the people ia this country !;
plce It to lay thar no jueice is done here, and
nat the captain Of every American vsfI4l arriving
: TINS port mutt be pcrpetually on his guard, or
: wa, fs'urn with htsle or no cargo, being al
says surrounded BY band OF fhslpers and pri
'atserfmen.
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or,ra,lorla DAILY aoOerttser.
FRIDAY, DEcEMBER e.

william Waller Hening, esq. member
- house of delegates, was on Satur-
.I.sted by Joint ballot of both houses
En- he vacancy 10 the privy council or
,.a.;l Of state, occasioned by the re-
lotion Of P. Grymes, esquire a
Ey I 8ylett, esq. of King William and
Erriam Muuford, esq. of Mecklenburg,
- .Iso elected to succeed DR.. William
au,hss and William Brockenbrough, esq.
- Richmond Argus,l
u. N,v.York Mercantile Advertiser.
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IRON III. Ncw.York Mercantile Advertiser.
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In letter from the Charge d'AAairss Of
France, dated the 9TH Of May, 1904, and ad.
drsacd to the Secretary Of State, he obfsryes,
IS The undersigned is informed in manner which
leaves him no room to doubt il, that the Ameri-
can merchants, who purfue this commerce (mean.
ing the commerce with ST. Domingo) pnelicly
arm in the ports of the United States, veiIels
which are intended ts rapport by force traffic
contrary to the law Of NATIONS. and to repel the
efforts which the crnizsrs of TIE French Repub.
lie are authorised TO make in order to prevent
il. Thefe ornaments have alto for their objeA
to cover the conveyance of mutations 10 the re-,
VOTED of that colony. The government of the
United States cannot be ignorant of thefe fat,
which are public the consequences thereof have
already been manifefed in the Wet Indies,
where the public papers advife that there have
been Actions between the French erui(crs ard A.
merican veiIels carrying on this commerce. In
conGdering the matter merely under the view of
the law OF nations, il is manifea thar American
citizens, under the very eyes Of their govern
menr, carry on a private add piratical war againf
4 power with which the United States are at
peace. The under6gned would be wanting in
his duty if he did not yindicate, under fuch cir.
eamRancss. the rights and dignity of his govern
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
ROUSSEAU.
From London papers TO tbe 24tb NoUrm5er, re-
eeivedat THE office offbe Neqv-1tork Mercantile
AdVertjiSr.
LONDON, Nov. ln-oo.

Our crnizers fill continue to detain Spanifh
vef1els. The dollars already captured are or
dered to be fent to the Bank of England. The
Medufa, capt. Gsre, is arrived at Portsmouth,
with the Spanifh frigate Matilda, of So guns, ia
ken off Cadiz, without any reiiftance. The
Spanilh frigate was outward-bound, and laden
with quicksilver.
The traffic between the ports of England and
Holland was not at any time fnce the commenc-
ment of the war 70 great as it is juf at this mo-
ment.
Between 10000 and 10000 quarters of wheat
from Dantzick, were imported in fhps which
arrived Taft week for the Thames.
In the unfortunate Spanfh frigate, La Merce-
DIES, were embarked Spanifh gentleman, his
lady, four daughters, and five fons. He was
returning to Old Spain with his lovely family,
the daughters remarkably beautiful (efpecialiy
the eldeft) with all his large fortune, the gradu-
al favings of twenty-five years induRry A
little while before the action commenced this
gentleman, with fon "a lad) went on board the
Rear-AdmiraPs flip by his order. Alas horrid
| to relate, in few minutes he became the dread
full fpectator of his wife, his daughters and four
of his fons, enrapt in fulphuross flames, linking
into the abyfs of waters, with all his treafure
This unhappy victim of calamity 10 vaft as not
| to be found in the fad records of human woe)
arrived at Plymouth, with the unit of his COM
forts, in capt. Moore's cabin, who uncea6ngly
administered all in his power to bis alienation
c. Giboin has difcovered an expedient for
| Importing Silkworms in uufavorable feafons,
when the mulberry leafis liable to be deftroyed.
1t is by collecting the autumnal foliage, driving
1t artihciay, and retoring il to its former fref-
nefs by immerlion in hot water.
For the encouragement of the manufactures
| OF Rufiia. the Emperor Alexander has, by re-
cent ediet, forbidden the importation of cotton
wool, and of cbiutzes and mullins made in In
dia or Europe, by the way of the Baltic, for Cale
in thoe parts of his Maiefy's dominions which
are more adjacent to the Black Seas II is OBJ
vlous that one end of this prohibition NUT be to
| favour the trade of Odelfa and the other empe-
ria, which he now ttrives to eftablfl in the fouth
eaft parts OF his dominions.
Letters from Mef1ina fate that on the 18th Of
Auguit a fhower Of fire continued for feveral
leagues round Ktna, from the burning n,ateri-
ais thrown up by that mountain. On the 10th
o. Auguft, the volcano ceafed for "a hours, e.
ven TO emit fmoke but this calm was f1cceed-
ed, on the 9th, early in the morning, by a ter
rblc exploiion and noife as if millions ofcan-
mons had been fred at once. No earthquakes
had been experienced at the date of the laR ac-
counts, bat fubterrancous found, like tblln-
der, was heard all over Sicily, particularly at
and near Mtftna--Recent accounts from Rome
fate, that Spoleiti, which century ago was
nearly detroyed by an earthquake, has for forne
time paR been fubjef TO alrnca daily n1ocks
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MONDAY, January 2s.

MI. BroqDn prefented petition from num-
Der Of the inhabitants Of Northampton * Berks
counties, praying the ehabliihment of poft
road from Bethlehem TO Berwick. Referred to
the Committee on pot Offices and poa roads.
Mr.. Melon prefented petition from James
Royiton, an old revolutionary folder of the IL
Regiment of Artillery, attached to the Mary
and line, praying for relief in confequence of
bic inability from wounds received in the fer
vice, to provide for himfelf and family. Refer
red TO the Committee of Claims.
Mr.. Holland moved for the appointment of a
committee to report on the difpohtion of GER
tain lots of ground in the city of Wilmington
which had been given by the former proprie-
tors for public walks and gardens, in fuch
manner as to anfwer the purpofes of their orr.
gina appropriation. Referred TO Committee
of five.
MIR. Findicy prefented petition from the
Presbyterian Congregation at George Town,
praying for charter of Incorporation. Refer
ed to committee of five.
MIR. Smile prefented petition from num-
er of the inhabitants of the fate of Ohio, pray
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TUESDAY, January 90.

The motion of DR.. Euffis for preparing and
fitting up one of the Navy Yards on the mar
gin of the ocean for the reception and repair of
the yef1els of war now on cruize or foreign ia
ton, being the unfihilhed bulinefs of ye6erday
was taken up.
Mr.. Ne6oJfon moved to refer it to feea
committee.
On the quefion, there were At ayes, and o2
noes, 70 it was loft.
DIR. Eggi5 moved to pofpone the confdera-
ton of the fame till Saturday next.
Agreed to.
Mr.. NeboLfo1 called for the order of the day
on the bill making prSvifion for the prefervation
of peace in the ports and harbors of the United
States and in the waters under their iurifiicli-
on.
Mr.. Elliot called up the report of the COM
mittee of claims on the Yazoo lands in sbc Milf
Gfippi territory.
The quefion was taken on the FRI order
mentioned and loft, being SO for it and IS a.
gainfl it.
Mr.. Thomas reported from the committee for
the purpofe, a bill to authorize Jofhua Sands
and others to erect bridge acrofs the marfh
and WoolIebaugh in Navy Yard on Long iDand.
which was read twice, and referred to a COM
mittee Of the whole for tomorrow.
Mr.. Elliot renewed his call for the order of
the day, which was agreed TO, accordingly the
Houfe refolved itfelf into committee of the
whole, on the Yazoo claims.
Gen. VarHuW in the Chair.
After a fhort diicuiiion, the committee rofe
and reported the relolution in favor of admit
ting the claim by way OF compromifc.
The vote was 81 in the affirmative, and so
agaiuft it,.
The Houfe took the report of tho committee
of the whole into con6dcration--and
Mr.. CLARE propoied TO amend the rCfoluiion
by adding provifo, That no part OF the five
millions of acres referyed to compensate certain
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order meafures which are an abfolute interlic-
tion againft Government but all perfohs who
reflect will eaGly perceive, that in this he only
acts according to facts.
4" The Engliih Miniftry, by the univerfality
of its attacks, has placed the coat, the ines,
the ports, the neutral powers, and commerce in
general, in ffate of Introduction Recently, in
fine, it has proclaimed the prohibition of the
Mnittry the moi facred, and the mon indifpen-
fible to the tranquility ofthe world. His Ma
jefty believes it his duty to call the attention of
all Governments and to inform them, that with
out new meafures, taken under a fenfe of the
Pretent danger, all the ancient maxims, on
which are founded the honor and Independence
of States, matt Immediately be annihilated.
(Signed) c. M. TALLEYRARD
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claims, nhould be applied to the benefit of the
claimants under the act paffed or pretended to
be paiied by the Legislature of Georgia in the
year 1875.
On thisq ueftion Mr.. =. Randolph called the
yeas and nays, in which he was Imported BY
the constitutional number.
MIR. 7. Randoibb went into an argument
ihewing the Improperly of the n,eafure and
the fitting terminated fome time after the ufual
hour by an adjournment.
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NEW-YORK, Ianuary 81.

NE are INDEBTED to the p0lifeneJJ ofn gentleman,
aV6o came Pfz0sngsr liz the Ontario, for Livrr.
pool papers to the 2sfb Nozem5sr, iaclnG4e,
and London Papers Of the 2stb, tqOo days later
than ha1'e been refeiz'ed BY any preUion5 arri-
sal. The foilOzcing articles are /tlel9sd froa,
them -
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LONDON, Woyen,ber os.

Bonaparte has furnilhed another comment
upon the Law of Nations, in the ffoppage and
robbery of MIR. Wagnaff, the Britilh MeGen-
ger, on hrs way to Berlin, with dispatches.
This act of highway robbery and felony was
committed on the Sth, at noon day, between
Rhena and Schwerin, by fix French folders,
one of whom was of hyperion rank to the ref,
within cannon fhot of the out-pofts of the
French army in Hanover. They robbed Mr..
WagftaH, and Hanoverian courier who was
with him, of the difpatches, and made the
frieteit fearch eR they fhouid have omitted a.
ny ofthe official papers. They dragged them
both out ofths carriage, and beat them rnoft
numerically. They tore their coathes, ram
lacked their pockets, and robbed them of their
watches, money, and every article except their
wearing apparel. They tore the inlicnia from
Mr.. WagfaFs breaf, and then tied him and
the Hanoyerian to two feparate trees, in an adj,
joining wood. After fomr time MIR. Wagfaf
contrlved TO releafe himfeIf and the courier,
and Imagining, Of courfc, that it was perfectly
unneceiiary for him TO proceed to Berlin with
out the dispatches, returned to London, where
he arrived yefterday. An article from Ham
burgh notices this tTanfstiion in the following
manner -
HAMBURGER, Nov. IS.
On the 18th an EngliGI courier, from Lon
don, by Bufum, and Hanoveran cou,ier,
were Popped between Schwerin and Rhen, by
fome unknown perlons, who took from them
their difpatches."
The difpatches Of which Mr.. Wagfaf was
the bearer, were fortunately Of no great coDfc-
9uence-thcy contained merely the renon-
france Of DER Court upon the feizure of SIR
George RumbOd.
No man VII heijta:e one moment in pro-
nouncing this outrage 20 have been committe d
b. the ordSrs of Bonapade.
a privstc letter from Hamburgb aFerts thst
he mifruderhand;E1 5ctweeo the Courts OF
Vienna and Peter ugh has increaled TO fsch
degree, thai the Autrjsu Antaasdor ! o about.
70 leave PetenbTgh. rte I5.6ocror of AL
Riia and the Emperor ostbe French have A.
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"FOUCHE."
ENGLISH MERCHANDISE.

The general of brigade Alexander Rouneau,
charged with the command ard iuperinten
dance of the coat and potts of the Meufe,
To the Lords oftbr Mcgifracy, fo,-uiug TIE 90
Termmeat If the city Of Rotterdam.
Head-quarferI, Rotterdam, 24tb Bru,,sai,e, Nor.
Is, 1904.
GENTLEMEN,
have the honor to inform you, that the
general in chief having receivedfrelh orders from
his Majeity the Emperor relative to commerce.
and the extraordinary meafures to be adopted
againft England, has charged me to acQuaint
the merchants, that fhiPs known to have come
from England, or the Captains of which ihall
declare on oath that they come from Engiifh
ports, fhall be feized.
The moderation of the general in Chief made
him exclude from this meaiure all colonial pro-
duce, and apply the frizure only to prohibited
merchandise; but he has received orders to
feize the whole cargoes of the fhips, if there be
any Engtifh merchandise on board.
Such feiZurc is to take place, and to be eff
tected without any exception or modification.
Yet fnch is his affection, that he has charged
me in his letter of 81 Brumaire (l2th Novem-
ber,) to inform the trade, that he will not put
this meafure into execution till after the expi-
ration of fourteen days, in order TO give the
merchants time to make the necefiary difpofiti-
ons for the arrival of the ihps configned to
them from Embden or neutral ports.
reqpef you, therefore, Gentlemen, to in
form the trade of the fame immediately, and i'm
the official way, and to acknowledge the re-
ceipt hereof.-I alute you with particular ec
teen,
(Signed) ROUSSEAU.
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Foreign 5ntrlItgrafc.

BY the Kingston, Stevens, from Cowes, at N. Bed
ford.-Latest date, No1 "a.
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The following is an extract of letter from
the Minitter of General Police, to the Martial
Bernadotte, ordering the apprehension of Sir
Geo. Rumbold.
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FRENCH OFFICIAL. PAPERS.

From TIE Paris Moni.sm-, Noz. 5.
Circular Note from the Minifter of Foreign
Affairs to all the Agents of his Maety the
Emperor of the French.
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Paris, Is Hendemaire (Oa. 1o.J

T"ES, 10 SeVdeVaire Ocf. lO.J
(After Eating that M. Rumbold is following
the fyftem of Meflrs. Drake and Smith, and
that the Britiih Mni0er has avowed plan of
confpiracy Z" which is proved, beiides by the
conduct II. MIR. Taylor, and the original papers
in my hands. "-Fouche proceeds in the follow
ing terms:
''In coniequcnce of thsfe new and fubver-
five principles, his Majeny the Emperor, has
caufed it to be declared, that he will not recog-
nize any diplomatic character in the Englifh A.
gents who have been placed, by their own Co.
vernment, out of the law of nations, and the
common law of civilized nations; they defire
then that M. Rumbold be corGdered rs any o.
Their Engliih individual who fhould adopt cri-
minal practices, and be feized if it be in your
power to dot, taking every meafure TO fecurc
his papers. / invite you Martial, TO take all
the neceiiary fteps to accomplish this Object
have the honor to be,
(Signed)
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18th Mo. 9th.
Alexander Gordon,

Formerly Tavtrx.keeftr ct WcOd5riGge;
TAKES the liberty of informing the Pubic,
L that lie has opcned a HOUSE of EN-
TERTAIMMENT at the Otto7aan NfiA--
where he folicits the patronage of his friends,
and hopes for :he encouragement of the public.
He begs leave to inform thofe who may Pleaic
TO favor him with their cotton, that his houfe is
commOdious, his fables good, and lhall be well
kept; that he is furniihcd with good abort
ment of liquors, and that in the different duties
of an inn-keeper, his sxsrtions to pesle thsll De
nnremitted.
He hopes that his houfe will be con- found
ssniens Rand for travellers, being moderate
Gage from Alexandria or Dumfrics; and from
the great labor and expenfe that has been bellows
ed by MIR. Ellicott, in making new road lead.
ing by this place of unequalled hrmnefs and ex-
celeuec, be has no doubt but that the rout by
Occoquan, needs only to be known TO entitle it
{ TO a,decided preference to that by CoIch:fer.
and more particularly it win accommodate thofe
travelling from Fauquier, Culpepper, and Orange
to Alexandria and the Federal City. A view
of the different works at Occoquan, will always
be amuGng TO the Granger who ha, an hour &c
fpars.
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