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conditions between France and England. 1t ii
added that the Emperor Napoleon did not psl.
| lively rejed them. In the mean time il Is con-
jseearedthat the emperorwili not so into the tnb.
fjett till the fate Of Naples is decided.
Berlin, Feb. Is. Among the troops fill
kept III motion are thoic Of rbe garrifss OF Bsr-
|Iin, Potllam, and Bfandenburgh they may be
IN marching rcadiaels al any time in the courir of
three weeks. rs
Fran tbe Loqver El5e, F<6. I'll. It's laid that
inPortan. negotiations will be opended at Paris
In the eoufic OF a few weeks, fer the conclulon
of All ofensive and defcniiyc alliance for thety
of ten ysafs, between France, Aattria, Bavaria
and Wtsemburg.
The court OF Vienna purpoiest to communicate
te'the Diet atRafitbon The treaty OF Peace con.
cluded al preIbatg, with the applications be.
long ng TO It. The French Will remain in Ser
many ttl that treaty lhall be fulfilled in all its
paris, with the requiLte exatt.tude.
Ii IS fill iatd thar the Electorate Of Badcnis
TO be un into kingdom by new aecsGien OF
territory and thar the crown prince, AFTER ca
terlng into the nup.ai tate with aprIncsf of the
Imperial family of France, will Sbe proclaimed
the hSit Baden monarch.
Il is reported rnas the Marquis LrccheGai,
the z 'uasm An >aaalor at Pans, had been
recalled. sIhisrepolt has its osig,a in tic north
of Getsnany.
| d<bi.aam, Feb. %. A letter from Berlin,
dated the 18th February ays:- The reg.
| mant OF Gens a. Arms has received orders to re-
cal 60 their duty the iurpils of tucis Number, alb,
lent on iutloasa; and the royal held eauipage
lis once more In readinefs.
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May.
Fiifty,DolIars Reward.

y AN AWAY from the fubieriber, living Ia
lie Faaquicr county and saate Of Virginia.
near Rector Town, negro man ramed TOMp
nd negro woman named PHILL35, his wife
TEN is = fout chunky black fellow, ssiy fefhYs
weighs about $50 or 90. is marked with tho
fmslI pox, very plain to be icen on bis nofc, OF
a very pleafant countenaUee, deaGbls, ariful and
mannerly, talks very plain, 'sne is aged aboua
AZ years. I he man reok Uithfhim two fine
cloth coats, ore a blue the other awhile, two
jackets, one of black fa,iu, the other iniey, fri
ped with blue, grey clc,a .og.salls, grey grcaI
coat and white ful'd hat.
PHILLIS is very black, we'll ma1e, Of mid
dc Gze. foms Of her teeth out before, ard about
forty eighr years Of ssc. She took with her eng
calico habit, oneswhite fp,igged muffin habit, one
blue fluff petticcat, one i.eket and reslicoat Of
linfey, erped with black, and two Gspcd bIan-
kets. They were brsueht from the lower part Of
this fate. near where Councillor Carter lived.
They will probably change their clothes, and
procure palIes, ard mix with Carers freed ne.
grccs, as they were acquainted with them. or they
may make fer fredericksburg or Alexandra, hav-
i g fome knowledge of both theie aces They
formerly belonged to major Valentine Peers, Of
Prince William, AID were fold by him to Mr..
George New man, of-Cen'ervlle. / will pay the
above reward for apprehending and delivering to
me the above deicrbed negroes, or proportional
reward for lodging them in Jail, 70 that may
get them again.
fofhua Fletcher.
April 20. Nay 3. coat
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By virtue of deed Of trult from
Jlmes Davdfon 10 the fubferber, to fecurc the
payment of a fun of money from the fsid James
Davidfon TO Daniel SpaDgler and Samuel Spang-
Ter. will be expofea to fale, at public autiicno
for ready moRey, upon the premifes, en- WE'D.
NESDAY, the twenty. eighth asy OF May next,
a LOT OF GROUND, lying UPON ,hc fouth
fde of Prince if,eet and to the weaward OF Wa.
ter Greet, in the town of Alexandria. fronting
upon PRINCE ftreei 10 feet z irchss, and extend
ing back 50 feet s ioches-upcn which fhere is
erected two tory Frame Houfe.
George McMunn.
May I. Golf
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May L.
FOR SALE.

Anelegant three Gory Brick II oufe,
en- the corner of King ard Columbus aseets, now
secopicd by Mr.. Johx Rsbtrs. e. YOU NG
NEGROES or GROCERIES vii be tsteo in
part payment. For terms Apply to Gel. Gt"ss
Deurak. or to TIE futfc,,b.r m the City Of
Warrington.
Nicholas Vols.
February 10. law
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April 10.
L O K E " T,

A neat and comm odious two tory
BRICK HOUSE, Gtuate on P.inae Greet, be-
tween Warrington and ST.. Aiaph freets, lately
occupied by Doctor Gillies. Apriy to
Thomas Shreve.
April ao. cot
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May F..
TO REM {.

Aua taD25Foa qp;iittke g5v,e The 10th Mar,
n TWO STORY FR AfGE ROUSE, fta.
n are on Fairfax Rreet, 1!ateiy occupied by
MI Davis, alyem"ker. The fand isgoYd, and
having seen ocropied fer length OF time by q
eif,n cmrei I i'll bis bnGasfs, renders j, an eli'
ebe Guasion for aperlon of ihas buGnsis. FaE
terms apply to
Thomas Irwin, or
John Adam.
kGau1 go
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that while on one hand prompt redre.. will be
given for real injuries, not JET will b. yielded
OF those right, which this country has always
aferted ana excfcifsi as juf towards Others, aud
essential TO irs own ptelcrvstion.
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glera,lnrla Dafip aobersiger.
SATURDAY, MAY 8.

Le.tsrs hsve been received in town IS late as
the infant, FROM Laguira, st which time the
emoargo was off, but it was gepsral'g fubpofea
il would be laid again fhorld Mlrarda make his
appearance on The coat. There were no APPS
he-fons of Mirands's fncGeeding, as they bad
called all the militia from the interior, and bad
fortified the principal points. Cosoa was from
4. 10 - dollars. Coffee IS to IL. Dry goods
a r,sre DING.
= AZ. - ~ II II
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slz0snty Dollars ResvaYd.

Authorized. on Saturday Taft, from the fubfcri-
ber's houfc town, Il
A Negro Man, naned Reuben,
Formerly a STAGE DRIVER, AID uosA kaseSa q.
boet tozvs
s1IVE DOLLARS reward viii be given ii
4 taken in or atoat town, where he IS iuP.
p fed to be lurking, (au'od habit and TWEEN.
TY DOLLARS if 50 miles from town, aHd
p;oponionsoy ie(s dtaance.
William Hod(on.
Nav :. q
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fNtau. TTyk 4airr]

Captain Kits, from Laguira, Informs that a
number of Danilh veA-ls rom ST. Crorx, and ST..
Thomas, have been admitted asLaguira ard have
fuppied The place with dy good for at leaR
twelve moths; Flour II dollars per barrel, on;
# which you pay duty of 4 dollars and seventy
Ave cents per barrel; Cocoa, and coffee, none OF
my copcauencr at market. The pert continues
that to ncnrrals, notwitbfanding iome few gain
admitsaRcr.
Captain Thomas Goodwin, of The hip Farmer,
e Knt.rre, n. E. from Bafbadoes to Rccss
KcYs, whsre he arrived for the purpose Of ballaf.
ing with salt; unfortunately got his hand blown
off by mukst burlting, which obliged him to
Tome TO Laguira for medical atliftanse. He died
on the second Infant of his wound. The flip is
.aken poG4iion Of by "a sch'r uncertain whe ther
American or Engiih, ana carried off. Part Of
the srew Of the Farmer are in priion at Laguira,
on suspicion Of their being Eng lifh. In the Mo.
IA padags was boarded by the Bri,iih frigate
Magician, MKinsy, detained bur aost time
aud treated with politenels.
This utmoR eonfuGon was in the province Of
Caracas, OWING to the captain general having
received Information that gesetal Miranda had
failed from New York for ST. Domingo TO take
troops for the pur2ole Of making an attack on the
Spanih Main.
FpEtf 566-~
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the principles Of the contribution, or
by fecret, inyiIible, irrefponiible,
Cabinet. ! am prepared to meet that
ilIue.
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The following extracts frsm the Speeches Of
that independents fon of Virginia, JoHs RAN.
DoLpH, were givsn as BY gentleman, who
took them down whit Mr.. Randolph was ipcak.
ing, Coming as they do from fuch an elevated
perfonage, and coo of the late friends Of Mr..
Jefferfon and his administration, shcy were too
novel to s{cape his nerce, and 70 -corsea and ra-
markable that we have been induced to lay them
before the public ia the met coafpicuous farms.
We beg Democrats TO give theirs candid psru.
cal, aud TO secelleG that thsle are not Federal
Gaiumnies, but the genuine citations and bold
aGertisns of one of their own ,dols. This is not
Federal bst Democratic Evidence. Surely they
will now believe
r E1oA;noton sT.deroGf I
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We have been trading thief
FIVE years paf on federal Carr
tai: when that is exhaulfed, | fea
we fhall be Bankrupt both in reforrce
and reputation"
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From J, a La,aao,, PAPER.


Captain Wright.--The fate Of this
gallant officer oughtto be known ia every
Sart oil the civilized world. Weshould
think ourselves dead to every feeling OF.
Justice and humanity, five did not exert
our efforts in exposing the uuexamPled
barbarity in the French government,
and the state Of degradation TO which the
French nation must be reduced, when
such enormities are committed and sole-
rated. I'll 80. A - O.. $@..@,
Our readers will recolleet, that cap.
tain Wright was confined to the Temple,
in Paris, because his ship had conveyed
some royalists to France. We need
not appeal to the history Of former wars,
because the French have annihllated eve.
~ yestige Of precedent, and Of solemn
convention; but during the last, wetock
many Of the ships thar landed rebels 10
ireland, and spies in Great Britain, we
treated their commanders and officers as
prisoners Of war, who were exchanged.
ana had every privilege usually granted
u brave men taken in combat.
Sir ,Sidnsy Smith was likewise In the
N ~ Z Il
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Land for fale.

"a OMEEAnLE 70 the last VIII and
IA Testament Of William Henshaw,
ESQ. dec. win be sold . Farm, (called
Spring6eld) containing about 500 acres
Of valuable limestone land, late the pros
perry OF said Henshaw, dec. situate in
berkeley County, Virgins more than
500 Of which Il cleared and under good
fence, the residue well clothed with Tim.
Der ahDut ~ acres in meadow, which
can Be Watercd, and murh diore can be !
made. The improvements are . large
and Convenient stone dwelling house
stone spring house, with good line.
stone water running through Il, within
70 feet q the kitchen door smoke
house; barnj stables with other
necessary buildings for the convent.
ence ofa farm. About fao Yards across
the creek stands the Girls + and NJ Err
CHANT MILL, with two pair Of
stones in her, one pair Of burTs, and two
water wheels, and near the mill il .
house for The reception Of q miller-Al.
so, d large Stone Still. House, with tubs,
&c. and ccnstant over bead water. About
half mile below 1t Q separate dam,
are Saw and Pulling Mill, with q log
dwelling house; and two lime.stone
springs breaking out Of the side Of the
dam. These mills are built upon thar
well known creek, for its constancy call.
ed Mill. Greek, which runs through the
above land. One fourth Of mile above
the merchant mill u q double log house,
kitchen, barn, Be. and . never falling
limestone spring within 20 Yards Of the
door. Three other log buildings and .
smith shop, suitable for tradesmen.
There are four bearing apple orchards.
containing about 600 trees Of excellenS
fruit, and q suficient number OF other
kinds Of fruit. Itwillbe sold altogether,
or II two or three tracts, 10 may best
suit the purchaseror purchasers. This
propertyis situated ID ! rich and fertile
settlement, and not inferior 10 any ID
the county about - miles from VIM
chester, 10 from Martinsbnrg, 1,from
Mai. Stephenson's stone tavern, and 10
from Potomac, where the produce may
he carried to market to Georgetown, the
city Of Washington or Alexandria. We
deem it unnecessary 70 give further de-
| scription Of the property. Any person
wishing to purchase win please call upon
the subscribers living on the premises,
who viii sheu ths property and make
known the terms. x. ! SD .5s5 ~ /. r.
| Aiso for sale By the Subscribers, three
hundred acres OF Land, lying ID the coun-
tyof Monongalia, adjoining lanA Of An
thony Sell, on Sillweli's Greek, abranch
of the canawa. r 80 7ss 4 -
| Also, four hundred acres Of Land, r.
! ing ON Salt Lick Greek 10 said county.
(. LEVI HENSHAW and 49, g..
/ HIRAM HENSHAW, ! ~ -
/ August 90, 1906. 49,. :. I'LL Ct.
!, N. B. A good Fuller is wanted 70
attend the above fulling mill. He WILDE
hired or may have it upon moderate
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conceived, he survived bis patient only
twelve hours during which he wrote
the shocking details, and sent them TO
three of the members Of the Foreign
Diplomatic Corps. with Z prsyerto have,
themforwarded to Sir Sidney Smith, or
to Mr.. Windham. From one of those
ministersI have obtained the original
in Vsugeard's hand writing. i.
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London, fane 3o.--The most impor-
tant article in the Dutch papers is the
speech of King Louis TO their High
Mightinesses the States General. L Is
too vague and general to merit particular
observation. In this famous address,
the annals ofthat once celebrated Repub-
lie, are studiously retraced and exatnin-
ed, and for what! Why forsooth tor the
purpose Of declaring to the Batavians,
that all their former struggies for liberty
produced the m neither freedom nortran-
guilty, and that the day upo" which
Corsican upstart asnrped tue sovereignty
ofHolland, was y the iIst A4y OF the real
indebendsace Of the United Provinces"
: The mind turns with disgust from ssneh.
instances Of anfeeling insult and irony,
The Dutch papers also contain SIEVE.
raj addresses from those plant bodies,
the Corporations Of the different towns
through which his Majesty passed on his
way TO his palace near the Hague. No
doubt they were prepared BY the Com
mit,ee of Dutch renegadoes and traitors
who have arranged the plan Of the new
Constitution. They are as nauseous ex-
amples of gross and disgusting Aattery A.
any which have been offered by French
or Italian srfy,lity 70 BonaParte himself.
Hut this ]. not the general feeling Of the
Batavians. By q gentleman arrived IRON
Holland on Saturday, 10 the accuracy Of
whose intelligence we can place great re-
Hance. we are informed, "that SO aserse
are the people Of that country 70 the
Kindly Government, that they publisly
execrate the name. Most Of the officers
are removed who were supposed 70 be
partial 20 the former government. "a ne
sailors. who are most decided IN their
disapprobation of the new system do not
hesitate to express il publicly An ad-
ditional quantity Of hqaor having been
served out few days ago, for the pur-
pose Of celebrating the accessiosof King
houis, they. 20 q man, refused 70 drink
the health Of the new, Sovereign. With
the exception ofthe French troops, by
whom he is surrounded, and the lew
pu.ch traitors whom he has gained over
be- carcsses and places, King Louis has
no, a single friend in the country !.
Aneutral Captain, who leftthe Texel
afsw days ago, waa present henethe
new colours arrived on board the ships
of war ON Sunday SC might. The crews
were ordered to man the yards. and give
,hree cheers in honour ofthe new King.
DISK ships Of the line. three only would
perform this duty, and the ofhcerA did
not sesm DESTROYS TO press it. = = .
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MARTMsBURG.. Angus. 20.

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JecsI 81 aH.e..ssA - NJ ~" 81. 49,
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author I" The history 81 me ad'sinistrd-,
tion Of John ddams, !" rae snRpression Of
Which, by Col Burr, q lew gears since,
made great noise. " Ilis "'hisfory"
Wood hin'sey gtferwards acknowledged
rUas a mass IF Jatsehood imtosedo On him
principally By Duane. The accuser and
the accused in the present instance. being
al democrats are andoubtedty better &c
quainted zeifh one another than With the
fedetdiisfs, and are therefore ea,itlef 10
more credit. Besides. sDe haes heard e
t"fhe /" Kentucky Association from aae-
fher quarter. than Nc. Woods " history"
efit, and from the character ef Gen.
Wilkinson and easy contradiction Vosd,s
I sfafeDsent Suiv admit of should IL Be untrue,
ne are induced % beLitve fhe principal
l part efn. 6ut should only one half BE
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NRDERE D that the annual meeting
of the Oyerseers ofthe Poor be on.
the 2oth of september next, a the Poor
House in Mar,inshurg; all those cons
cerned are desired 70 attend at 40
o'clock. .5 ss. IS
By order of the Board,
ROBERT cOCKBURN, Cor.
August IS, 1906.
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r. ST a III n z - - As~ sEaI
The following appeared in the Aurora
Of last Saturday morning. j. s. TX
" HABEAS CORPUS. IT.
"Assome solicitude has been express
ed concerning the commitment Of rhs
Editor Of this paper toprison on Thurs
day forenoon on State Warrant, issu-
ed by the Mayor-we think il proper
barely TO state, that the Editor was
brought up at Ave o'clock the same even
ing before the Chief Justice when, the
attorney general (M'Kean) beingabsent,
the hearing was postponed to 3 o'clock
on Friday evening yesterday and af
ter hearing Mr.. w. Franklin on the part
Of the Editor, and the attorney general
M'Kean, on the part Of the chsvalier
YRUJO--the chief justice postponed
the DECISION on the habeas corpus to
Monday nexr, 1t 10 O'Clock in the morn.
ing. :. $50 ) ..7" - T.: 4 =, :. i,
1.-THE merits Of the question it would
be indecorons to discuss at this time
after the affair shall be decided, state!
ment Of the whole transaction shall be
given" -..s5=5,. n ' + IT. :. 2: : j, ),
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THURSDAY, January 2.

Mr.. 7. C.. Smith, from the committee Of
claims, reported a bill for the relief OF the
governor & judges Of the late territory Of
the u. States norsh. west of the Ohio.
It's Read twice and referred to a committee
of the whole house to.morrow-and to be
printed.
Mr.. Varuum from the COMMITTEE to
which was referred so much OF the mes
sage Of the president Of the Sd December
last. as relates 10 the organization Of the
militia, &c. made a report in part.
The report was lengthy, and contained
reasons for the opinion Of the committee,
which is, ".hssi it is inexpedient TO adopt
a classification Of the militia"
Nj. Varnnra moved That the report be
referred TO a committee Of the whole house
for Monday-and to be printed. Agreed
to.
Mr.. Sally from the committeeto which
was referred the resolution TO extend the
Jurisdiction, in certain cases, TO state judg.
es and state courts, reported a bill tor that
purpose, which was read twice and referred
TO a s committee of the whole for Tuesday
next, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Gregg, from the comaaittee OF pub
lie lands, made report on the petition OF
George Turner, for a grant OF land from
the United States which he had formerly
purchased of four chiefs Of the Illinois ma
tion. of 1000 acres, and as compensation
for services as a Judge.
The committee.reported against the pc
t%itioner. The report observed that the ",
States never recognized any pufchase. OF
land by individual citizens thereof. Ihe
house c%oucurred.
The Speaker informed the house that ne
had received a report of the secretary OF
state on the petition OF
Peter Landois, commander q Me
alliance.
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fea Ia. road to Frederick.owh Refer

feet til. road to Fredericktowh. KefeffeT
committee Of three. ~
Mr.. j. Clay p~refented the petition Of Olives
Evans, which Rated, that he wss til. author OF
many ufsfai inventions, par ticularly one tor ma
nutaauring -four. Referred TO a felea COMMITTEES
OF five.
Mr.. R. NsIfen prefented the petition of Mar
tin Barker, who had been .eyerely wounded By
the Birth at the battle OF Princeton, when he ie-
ceived . muket ball which had not oecp extraet-
ed. Referred to the committee OF Claims.
Mi. Crowninfhield moved that the petition OF
Francis Massinier, refYeding the cultivation ct
the Vine on The Ohio. be referred to the comnite
tee on Public Lands. Agreed TO.
Petition Of William Stokes, a folder in the
revolutionary war with Great Britain, ard taken
%pricner by them, FOR compen!a.icn. Referred
10 the committee CT Claims.
Mr.. Darby p~rc:en,ed the ~peti.iaa OF Danici
Potter, who haa fa5arred in the Wsfsrn expedi-
ton. Referred TO the fame committee.
Mr.. Sandford ~prefsntcd another petition frem
purchafcls of Land in rise Sclten Territory,
praying tor time for payment. Reissssdt 70 the
committee already appointed on !:nilar petitions.
Mr.. !. C. Smith iro.s the committee Of Claims.
! made a eepos. or TIC pe:,ticn OF salpada Cst,oti-
ma, ID. Tripslitan Pilot, emp;oyed by Commo-
dorc Pteole, oiwFich we namsd the particularly
when it was pIc!ct.ied.
The cQmmitssc reported, an anfwsr from Com
modore Prcbie, that the petitioner had been paid
the tall extent 81 every thing rron;fed him. ard
that he therefore have fcayc 70 withdraw his Pc
ti;ion
Report on roe pet:ii1o ofsTolp Drv Of Bofon,
fcr a drawback on Playing Cards. Il appeared
to the cpian.itter Tia, no dgawb4ck is SLOWED on
that Article, aid that he may wis.ldraw his pcu-
tion.
Report on the r%cfo!ption Of Jcbn McInsire,
that he have leave 10 Withdraw tic Jrc ; bur,
upon the motion OF Mr.. Morrow, ii was referred
to a committee of the whole Houle Tor Monday
next.
On the report of the committee Of Claims, on
the cafe of Jonathan Maigs, uu. for compcnfa.
ton for his f~ervices as a judge of the United
States for OHIO, the Houfe went again int a
committee OF the whole, when the debate consi-
nued, on the point named in our report yefser-
day.
The committee az ltugth c~oncurred in the re.
port of the committee OF Claims, which was fa-
voursble TO the petitioner, and tie r%slolution WIS
fcnt to them to bring in a bill.
. 49, ~ GL -Et