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fa,ith ,ha ia good workman, as my IN ia: >,,
uits of CoIasabis. wi'h a good aiop and ls:
tools; confor, bic dwelling houie, and ~.
goal garden encl ned !; that | will either rsai J.,
take fni:h Oh G,sre.. or on wages, as M; -
mott agreeable Go the applicant.
John BaI.
a'exan';iA County, Diadia Of 1.,
Co'c.nhi.. F:3. Z, 1895. 5
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.hat they had found no bills OF indictment,
and had 10 prssentments to make, that ne
the said Samuel Chase understood that
highly sedluous temper had manifested II.
self in the state Of delaware, among Ger-
tain class Of people, particularly 10 New
Castle CounIy, and more especially N the
town OF WILMINGTON, where lived most
seiitious ps .n;er, unrestraired BY any prin-
u.a!e of virtue, and regardless OF social or.
Ger, that the name OF THIS printer was
--" 3dlv, n then checking,
himself as it sensible q the intecorum
vh,,,l ne was committing -s.h'E, III adj
CHG that il ,night be assuming 600 nuch
IL uenuou me asme CT TINS person lat II
becomes >ouv duty, gentlemen, 10 enquire
diligently into this matter, or worGs TO
that effect, And filthy, IN authoritative
" eniolniog an the district attorney Of the
Uaited States, with intention 10 procure
the prosecution of the printer in question,
the necessity OF procuring Al file of the Pa.
pers 10 Which he alnded, ard BY strict
examination OF them II Ind some passage,
which might furnish the ground work OF a
prcaccuuon against the printer
These charg.s amount in substance to
this; tha, tn responder, refased 10 dis
ca rye grand jury on tn reqarst, Which
Is C'erv DAVIS practice, and which he was
boand 10 DO, if nc / ls,td tha, n. doe
admin ..r.tion Of i.,,.ce ,eauirrd ,brir
L.,,rr ,,,rodance ,sat he dirl,t.d ,h- A.
teauon Of rhs e ard jlfy to an of nee a,
Ssiuai statute ID ,Ne JAited Sla,ce, which
Ae had been Informed WAS con,mrtrJ in
the district; AND aat he desired ,nc dis.
tuc, attorney 10 aici ,hs Grand inr, !, ,hrir
caGuri 5 cunceraiuE The existence and IA.
t4rc OF THIS offence, by these th-re arte
each ar aicn II M, his durr m rerc,-r,
hens .,l.e3sel to have degr,,,.d ~, i on
;u5,cia, fn,ct,,os. and ,.rI.d :, -
the puEhc confidence il. AID r-sr.cr for
,hc tribunals of ln,tice, 30 essential 10 the
general welfare
That this honorable court nav h. able
~ ,o,n CORRECTLY j., iudg,psot CONCERNING
the traasastton mentioned N ra,, ar,,cle.
This rrs,nntnot suom,ts ,he iol,ow;o,.s,,ta'
men, of il, wa;cn Nc AYERS to be trnr and
expects - u-ovr.
On the 27,h dsv Of lime 1900 th;s
respondent, as one Of the associate iu,.
tees Of the supreme court of the United
States. presided i, the circn;t court of IN.
l.. S. then held a, New.C,s,l. in and f.,
the distric, IF ID .lavare, and wa, ass;s,-d
by Cunning Bedford, esquire, then dis,,c
Judge OF The United 5 ates Tor that district,
A, the opening of the cour, on thar d,v
tbs resp 9ndenr according TO his du,v and
E,<unirorm practice. Delivered charge %
the rand Iury in wh;Sl ne gave IN char -
them several sutayes of the Uo;sa So
and among oh rs, al ac of .snpr-ss s,ss'
ed Inv I+.n, 1898, eati,l.J An ,ct !,
ADDITION 20 ,he &C, ter the ,unish,,a,,o f
cer,ain crimes az inst he Unted safes
snd commooIy called the sed,,ton law
lie directed them to enquire concernin,
any breaches ot th3ss s;a nies, and ssn,c.
ally OF tina, commonly calico the ssd,licp
law, wi;hin the ,i,srrctGf Delaware.
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For SAI.E K,
Feh,rnr, 10

A likely Mu!atso orr, about fevco
teen years OF age, and one who H.,
b.sn accnac;ncd 10 bouIe-work a..
hurting chl!dten. For terms appiy -
the Printer.
February %. eO7t
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Gil, cambria Datip aoherttssr.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 90.
Extract Of letter fran Spain dated he
.Ss= . 1St Dec.

Extract ofa letter fran Spain dated The
l..iu .s9y. . 1st Dec.
4" Al SpS g. property in Spain 6o, btrsJ t's,
3D.. a.,a ali 4sear!s ct that nation in Gu. por:s -
70 tha, war IS decided.
.' For fofnc time pat, ,difsns;ors has essacd
in the Enysl Family OF tt:is ..rsdos,, ew':rB en-
tiIely 70 ti,e Prince OF Peace ~ Aa,t tims he
fore the rupture, with "a, H:'i:h, Rary vas
proragsted thar the King "&s 70 ret;ie % a
Ffancifcso ccrytnt the P 'nce q Ap;fias % .a
declared iri4hs, and the Qu-cn a"a F'incc ii:
Peace apo intet' Rey-"ls, wki5'' o>S;Hln|. i
great feaf,ricn 3, Ma,ti1. an;! az lbs a,':'ji ot
Poop gcr-ss!'y. !, :$ ciIci!it,, rh,s asy, 'tat
the Prince @! P-.1cr has hr,n srTciiv1, vine, 1t
;yae, viii give q r.tsl coahss ~ afE.,rirs. tnn-
fd-rirs tie d,teiiatign io-which !h'a man IS na.a
" all rs9,,, o, psarc, It is atoni.hnr ~: &c
ihou!d be permitted 70 laag 20 fwav the eapi'c.
It, 10 tie Ssh OF many Sl.a:.iIrds Ct hfgh
rank, that al a'cumaoIstson f. td taJc l!A:e
w.sh G!:::aiD, bpt IT,: apps nos Psiir4ir. !"
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Auothrr 6sadly b!0zv qi;1eed q he T'pG'-
ciarY," BIZ tie hn'd q ldr same rurs
Pi2nser 1vioSs sacyikegi,us ayr inflicted
the first Of the 1uoWsIs 7ytich dtSnaycd
. one q lis ja!rest Columns.
On the 9Th inst. Mr.. Breckenridge NOV
the follow irg resolution in the Senate of
the United States, which was read and or.
c'ered to he on the table.
Rssolycd, by the senate and house Of
representatives Of the United States Of
America, IN congress assembled, TWO
thirds Of both houses concurrlng, that the
following ariicle be proposed to the | s:s-
la.ures Of the severa! states, as an amend
ment to the constitution Of the United
States. which wien ra,ied bv three fourths
of the said legislatures shall be valid as
part ofthe said constitution, viz.
ARTICLE.
b." The Judicial power Of the u. States
shall no, be construed to extend to contro.
versies between a state and ciii2 n, of an,
Their state between ciizens of tiiirrYrn,
states between citizens Of the same state.
claiming lands under grants of Different
states and hetwee: a ate or the citizens
thereof and foreign states, citizens, or
subicc,s."
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BOSTON. InlY 4.

n
BY Captain ifi.indn, arrived yefterday from
Amiterdam IN ~ DAYS, we have rec eived ouyre-
gnlar files OF &C. The Schiedam Mercury" to the
hof May. They are. as nfnal, barren of fpe-
culative opinions onpuhlic affairs from them,
however, we learn, that his excellency the PEN
fionary of the Bl,avian Republic, Rutssr Jan
Schimmelpenninck, arrived at the Hague the
goth of April. took up his reiidence in the palace
called the Old Court, gave audience, and receiv-
ed the concentrations of various perfons and
afterwards in prefence of the DIRECTORY of State,
took the oath prefcribed by the Contribution ;
after which the Directory of State laid down
their pots, and the new government became
conitituted the Legillativc body have ALTO di.
toved themielves; and nearly all the conittuted
higl, colleges have paid their compliments to the
Penfonary. The following appointments have
been decreed, NJ. c. c. huffman, Cen. Secre-
tsry of State; M. Van der Coves, Sec'rv OF
Foreign Affairs; M. c. J. Pvnian, Secretary of
War; M. III. Van Stra'en, Sorry or Home Az
Ears: NJ. RI, Van Rohen, Navy Department ;
III. T. Ochevael, Recorder of the Bureau of
State; who have taken the oaths. The mem
bsrs of the Council of State, took the oaths to
his eycclency the Penionary, and entered on
their functions the oh of My. The perfons
who were NOMINATED to form the College of their
high mighiinel'es repreientng the Batavan ma
ton, are as follow :---Gelderland, w. G. l. Van
Rhemen, and van VIVA of Nervoen.- Holland.
van Boetfeliar, of Kyfhock, J. Butch, c. van
Foreeft, ]. RYAN Leyden, of Weitharenbretcht,
Charles Six, J. van Styrum, and A. P. Twent,
ofRaaphorft Iceland. w. c Crane.--Utrecht,
II. !. van Hengf.---Eriefiand, r. L. van Andringa
de KemPenaar, and E. S. c.. J. van Bnrmaunis
Rengers.-Cveryf1el,, C. de Vos van Steenwvk,
and A. j. WeertZ. -Groningen, Eppo Cremer,
and Van Alhtrda, Of Dykforhuis.-B p.
]. Cuvpers, and Up. r. van IIoof.-Jhe Recor.
der of their H. Mis- J. Couperus-thofe per!ons
were to take the oaths a. the Hague, and enter
on their duties the 18th of May.
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FEDERAL CONSISTENCY.

Every reader NUT have noticed the incelant
cIamours of the oppoftion papers upon G.
very new appointment to office by the Pref
dent, of a man friendly to his administration
we beg leave to recommend to them the adj
vice of one of their Leaders, when they had
poGeffion of power-Here it is. and after rea-
ding it, 6 let them 20 to breakfast with what
appetite they nay CEgi,.
He (Mr. Sitgreavesl had no objection 20 de-
clare it tobe his opinion, that wherever the
administrators OF government had deviated from
"a rule ofthis kind. (viz, to exclude from public
offices all thofe who were of different opinion
from the Executive,) they had done 70 to their
iorrow, and TO their lofs, and the experience of
government in this refpet9 had produced fad
and awtnllleflon, which doublefs would have
its effect in future. The Contribution and laws
OF the country have made certain officers necef-
taryy, and let i 10 The Executive To fiji tern as
IT pleaies. Would Gentlemen fay that the Ex-
ecufive ought to appoint perions to office who
poiieiied opinions contrary otis own IF the
Executive acted on juf PRINCIPLES it would en-
deavor to give hnglenefs of deiign to its opera
tons, and could only do this by admitting per-
tons into the government who thought with it.
this would be right, prudent and honorable
conduct, and where it has been deviated from
government has received an awful IeGon Cor its
future conduct.
Hids Debate on foreign InterfOu,j1 Biz, jan.
IS, 1898.
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EUROPEAN 1ntsI!iucnsf.
THE NAVY OF eerAr,BRrrA.E.

AS the fleets of FRANes and her colonies Srlv
and BATAVIA, have not only nianifelied deire To
fnk re,icounter with the BRIrisH, but have afu-
ally thrown tlemielves INFO the way moi likely to
prove ;heir relative fowers, il may not be mperti-
net, at this time, t. give readers fome idea OF
the BritiO naval force Some days ago. while offer
my conjecture on the probable deign of Bonaparte
III fending the late & peent detachcrts, we Rat
al that. in Ncv-,rksr, the Brtih fleet, in commit,
iop, amounted about 20 hipsofth line; we men,
Toned ths number from memory, and we have not
lad any means OF afcertainug its correetneis-We
able afesrain the rerg.h of that navy OF:
the frG of April lso5-viz
liz eonri,on.
Ships Of the line los Forty-fours and Fities 81;
Frigates III Soops and Smaller fes--6s5.
SsyvissaJle art ,,sz;rirc.
Ships of the line IS; Por,y-fours and Fiisies ! ;
Frigates II; Shops and Smaller i-34
r.. eefe;se SIPS.
Ships of the line So Forty tours and hlties 4 Fri
gates 6-l5.
IN Ordinary.
Ships of the line e3; For,y -fours and Fifties 10
Frigates 80 Sloops and Smaller 2o--i2S.
Bniidfap.
Ships of the line Is; Frigates go; Sloops and
Smaller 3l-66. k
Reorganization.
Ships OF the line 2os; Forty-fours and Fst;ss IS
Fr;gates 9i7; Scoops and Smaller 4eO
Total Nioy Of u. Unifcs ki-SsSsz, oas gsEgi,.
As the diiirbution of this enormous force has been
much changed iinre che above date, it would he OF
no ufe to mention il, Fer ineance the number OF
yeels then tated to be in the Wen Indies (generay)
Is only four fhps OF the line, Ex.n frgates and sf:
fy-0rs Hoops &c--We hope, however, to be in a
short time able to afeertain diftrbn,ion On the Gr
of May, which will enable US to determine at lean
the force on the home fations at tia, period
fNorE Ledger.
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NASSAU, June IS.
DECREE

IL &" /
OF RE court OF Vice Admirnltr of ttce IN.,.fs.
TIE entc OF tj,> 4fwcr;esa brig rs,,no essfGi,
Packard, from TIRE Haannsa and Efotans1y 70
Precedence r. Z. nud Tent IN b. he t,,.;7,ote
o,7''ea 1egel 4iayjfoSOer, CAPT. Gorge Jcla-
Jon.
This was the cafe of an American vsfIi.l taken
on voy'pes from the Port OF Matanzss.. in the
Hand of Cuba, 20 Rhode Hand, in America,
with = Cargo Of Mols1es and Sugars. !,
ltaprea,ed that the vci'el had firt gone TO
the Havanna, where H,e.hadtaken hoard A part
of her cargo. and from THENCE pr, .ecdeti to The
Matanzss, where ihe Hipped the remainder.
with which Gre was proceeding to America.
when the was captured, and fent in for adjud-
cation.
On the part of the captors 1t was corrended.
that hvgoiny from the HAVANA tothe .latauzas.
which port neutrils never was allowed to enter
for the rurrotes of. trade, in time of peace. the
ve'!el mnf he contidered as engaged in new
and unufnal trade, only allowed there now hy
Spain in corfeuuence Of the prenure cf h,,ffili-
ties, which entirely prec!nded TIE pofihi,i.v of
carrying on that trade in her own veifrls. and
that the property was therefore liable To confif-
cation. s
On the other hand. It was alIedeed, on i,ehaIf
of the claimant, that the VOYAGE was perferlv
fair. and fuch Be'ligerent had no right 70 in
terrnpt. That the Documents were all formal
and reg''la- and that the vefei and cargo ought
to he eftored.
His Honor the JUDGE by his Decree ordered
further proof TO he adduced, to prove that neu-
trails during peace had been permitted 10 enjoy
the trade in which this vefTel was engaged, ire
ierving the right of ultimately deciding upon the
queffion-how far fuch trade is allowed during
holities) and left it open to both parties to en-
ter into fuch proof.
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NFW-YCRK, July 6.

Capt. Main, Of the fan falling and regular
trading fhp Maria, filled from Bordeaux the
frit OF June, and has furniibed the Editors Of
this Gazette with French papers I'D to that
date. but they contain but little news. The
BRET feet had not filled. The following articles
are copied from 7bs FIRMS.
PARIS, May 81 Scarcely feated on the
throne of Italy, the Emperor Napoleon haffen-
ed tomake known this event to the Emperor
OF Germany, King Of PrufIia and TO the King
OF Spain he has received from all replies e.
qually satisfactory thefe three great powers as
well as the electors of the Gcrmanic Body, the
regent of Portugal and the queen Of Eutrpria
have acknowledged the new organization of l.
tally.
The war with Englapd NAV fill laft for a
long time, but we firmly believe that the con-
tinental peace will not be di1urbed, fince the
Emperor OF Germany, the King oe PruIia and
the Ring of Spain act in concord with the En-
prror IF the French. Well informed mel, ven
affirm that RufIia has given pacific Councils to
England.
Prince Jofeph Bonaparte arrived at Amble-
teufe on the 9Th inf. from Boh!ogne.
HAGUE, May 1o.--Mr. Berranger, cidevant
CommilioDary General of the Batavian Govern
ment at Surrinam, was arrched laft Wedncf.
day by order Of the high military court. IT is
prefumed he will be confronted, before the tri-
bun4, with the commandan; Batenhurgh, who
capitulated with the enemy for he surrender of
the COLONY Of Surriuan. Mr.. Sautfer, cideyant
Governor Of Curacao, who delivered thar colo
ny b. cspiiuiati0n to the enemy M 17g7, took
the oath cfaeglance 20 his BrisaSBic Msieny.
aud remained in bis fcrvict jnthc quality of CO.
verrcr ofthc fame colony, Is aIfo arreled, and
is to be tried before toe hgh military court.
Yefterd9y The uar Of the Earl &. ynccn.
~ rs withdrawn from the Navy Club, by con-
rnanl IF BIS LoTdhiip
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TOULON FLEFT.

Captain Rowan, whom we mentioned in our
h't rs having met with the Toulon Fleet, has
arrived IN town. He informs that it was on
the 18th or 10th of June in latitude 81. so,
longitude so, that he fell in with the Fleet,
heerIng ". and by Eft certified of % fail,
eleven ct which, nc underitood 70 he of the
iine.--That the Spanilrds had left them is mat
Ter ofconjeeture o'ly.- On the 18th Of Tune,
in lat. 80, long. Cd, Captain r. was boarded
from the Britifh 0oop Of war D,iper, the off
Ger from which was particular in his enquiries
refpecting The feet.
In the Straits of Smda. Capt. r. fpoke the
Hei7or and FAM of Salem. and Elizabeth. OF
Behimore, from Batavia FOR Calcutta, not being
able TO procure cargoes at the former place.
BoRon PaLad.
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xXIXrH ANW1yERSARr.
NEW-YORK.


Our National Anniversary was celebrated
with feftivity and fpleudor that has not been
equalied for many years. The national Fan
dard was difplayed from the Battery at fnn rife.
National IA u'es were exchanged between the
city and gapifoD of Fort Jay, on Governors
.ifand, at fun rife. at noon, and at fun fet.
The FRI brigade of Artillery, under Btigader
General Morton, the legion Of uniformed In
flntry. under Lieut.. Colonel Steddiford, with
Cavalry, under command OF Major Lawrence,
psratird on the battery, aud went through the
cutomary manrnvres. His ExceleDcy the ON
mander IN chief Governor Lewis) reviewed
the military in perfon, attended by Major Ge.
neral Stevens, and Brigadier General BOYD, with
the officers of their REFLECTIVE haff. The pa
rdde was much more numerous than on any
former occalion, and his Excellency exprefed
great iati9atfion at the appearance and iifci-
pine of both officers and men. After the re-
view, the military took up The line of march,
ADD proceeded through fome of the principal
areets, which were lined with Gpectators. They
were followed by procefIion, competed of
feveral public focietes. On their return to
the battery, the line fred .fre de jsis in honor
Of the day, and were difini0ed.
Several public and private entertainments
were given the afternoon. The Cine innatt
foeiety diped together according 10 cunom.
The officers Of the brigade Of artillery had an e.
legant entertainment at Mechapc-iIal, where
they were h"uored with the ccmpany Of the
Govencrsnd Liertenant Governor, TIE cor
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BOSTON, July 8.
BRITISH IMSoLFNCE.

The brig Francis, from Bordeaux, which
arrived ut This port laft week, was boarded
from the boat of the armed Britiih- brig Vete-
ran, commanded by Lieut.. John Crooks /;
the crew Of which informed that they were
cruiling to preis feamen. Five Americans had
juR been forced on board the Britilh vefel !;
the name of one of thefe unfortunate men is
JOHN BISHOP, who flaws he is a native of Sa-
lem, and has wife and five children in that
town, who depend on his nduffry for f,,fte-
nance. 49, +rDemoeraf.
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porst,on had sand dinner at the City-Hall.
~ the room or the iupreme court, which was
Elegantly and fanciful!v decorated for the oc-
eaten, with butts and ftatues belonging to the
academy OF arts, valuable paintings, and
grove ct lemon and orange trees from the col
'ect'or OF Mr.. Grant Thorburn. AT the cor
poraf,on dinner, a number of public characters
attended by invitation, among whom was the
non. Robert r. L'vihstton, late miuilter at the
court of France. ~ y
\ The public goraers were illuminated in the
evening, and brilliant difplay of FIRE works
was rxh'h'tcd. at Vauxhall. Upon the whole,
The day was celebrated in a fylc of unnfual
fpendor and fefivi.y. (lso.a. Cl,on.
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5ytbe Cato, from liverpool, at Meqc-York.

LONDON, May %.
Mr. Fox is foon TO make motion relative to the
Fate of the nation. =
The feleef committee on the Melville affair have
prepared their report. An Impeachment is ex-
peGed ~
The Rurfans are IT. :psring fqladron at Revsl
The RuiIans augment their number OF troops at
Corfu, &c.
Government is faid to be contracting for an inn
menfe quantity of fhipping, to be employed in the
conveyance of RulGsn troops At one por, in the
north of England, propola has, We undernapd, been
made for 10000 tons. 81 49,
LONDON, May is.
The Cabinet Council, which we aatea e.
have been held yeferday at Lord MuIerave's
Office, was fummoned in confecuence of the
arrival Of dispatches brought bv the Gotten.
burgh mai! from the Courts of ST. Peterfbureh
and Sweden. From every information we have
been enabled 10 collect, it would fem that. 70
far from the ratification of the treaty of ALI
ancc ofenfive and defenfve, between thofe
powers and his Maiefy, having been figned,
there are fill fome important points under con-
liberation. Whatever progrefs may have been
effected in this meafure, it muft certainly come
too late to produce any important operations
during the prefrnf feafon.
A fplendid RufIian embaGy TO China, con-
fitting of fevera thoufand perfo7s. is to fet ogt
from Petersburg, on the gath init. The Em-
peror of China has intimated his intention 10
give mon gracious reception.
1t is expected that the General AnembIy of
the Church of Scotland, will como to A refolu-
ton, declaring Lord Melville to be henceforth
incapable of fitting among them as Ruling e.
der.
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MADRID. April is.

We learn from Algiers, that on the 18th uit. che
Dey, about 10 o'clock in The morning being feateA
on Rone, near the fortifcation, about two miles
from the city, and quite alone, was attacked by four
wsll-armed Turks.-He was fred upon twice and
received ten wounds from their Gabres, by which he
loh two 9ngers Of bis left hand. The aGaRins have
been apprehended--The Dey was conveyed to his
palace He is at prelent out Of danger. One of the
balls fortunately fell upon purfe which the Dew had
in pocket covering his ef, breaR-rhis atte,upt
to murder the Dey IS aicrhed 70 the lsFofs sf all
forts of provifop, and which he had Neglected 70
remedy
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D,meaie 1nteIIiotnss.

On the fourth infant, the anniverf;ary of Anne
rican Independence. two new territories were
organized, viz. Michigan and Louihana. AZ
Judge Huntingdon did no; accept the ftra.ion
Il pTeh,iiae Judge Of tbe err named territory /:
yIdge woodward Iucqn to that appointment.
We Grve rot hsdfa of hv other nomination, 70
I'll the yacancy taus oceaaoned.
Alsvasdrie ETSsfter.
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CADJZ. A,e;l4

General Moreau has been much confllted in al
our movements-fte fad the other day, that IL he
could not take Gibraltar, he would render it not
worth the keeping TO the Englifh :" and we expea
that fome ferioss attempts burn the town and The
chipping will be made in the eourfe OF the fumrner."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-16
DOVER. rDcll Iolv q.

We are authorized to fate, that Mr. BAY8RD has
vacated his feat IN the houie of representatives. and
accepted the appointment of Sena,er of the United
States for Fix years, commencing the 18th of March
1905. (Hz9fi4m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-16
CAxANpafcvA. Inne %.

DRTscIT 1E ASHFs
a letter from gentleman of refoeqab;,itv AZ
Bufsioe Greek, dated the 9ott inf TO his friend
~ thistown contains the following difreiline
Intelligence
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-16
ENEw-oRLEANs, Nav 81.

"a meHsnger arrived in this CITY yetterday,
ron Waih'ngtoa (city-) difpatched by the Poa
Mater General. to arrange the carriage of the
mail IT m the feat OF government, through vir-
gir'a, ire two Carolinas. Georgia, and part of
Weit Florida, TO this place. The whole diff
lance. as The road will POW run, is. 1920 miles,
and.',e mail will be carried in II DAYS. No
newifspers anbe carried under the preient ar
ranesfnent--it will be reierved for letters only.
NRw-OsLEAss, June "a.
MAssiNp- lat evening, by the Rev. Father
Sanh, Bdsoard Lexington, efguire, TO Mde.
ha,fe--I AIcgdcIrire palent;ne Doz,s,,,r.
Carr Norean, widow of the late Louis Moreau
de Lsify. 80
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-17
ia " " E K 5 OIL.
! srrsry 9.

% bbls. beft Brown Tanners Oil,
For Sale by
LAWRASON s. FoWLE.
L.s on bas@,
A few hhds. lstalhps MdlaRes,
H., ihead. and bstrtl, Mulcovado sugar,
M I'D CanGles, Soap No. and
New es', Basn INFECTION,
VI k.ral. RnsSia and Ravens Duck,
Sswns r~ine sheathing PaPet,
5 uchhrg ga, md
And > t;w BOXES treih Chocolate.
10 E. DIT