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thoss b"ion{f,S tn personal services of the
sroo N ivS
"9 THe arms of he king shall be The anci
ent arrS of Holland, quartered win the French
lmpeyial Eag'c, and mounted with the Royal
CROWN.
5s'10. A treaty of commerce shall es inamedi-
ately concluded between the contracting parties
by virtue of which, the subjects OF Holland sinai.
1T all times be treated as the most favorable ma
ton, in the ports and upon the French territory.
His Majesty the Emperor and King also enga.
ges to mediate with the powers of Barbary, 10
obtlin the rss,e6 due to ,he Ddlch Aag, equal
TO that Of the F,c0ch
''fhe ratification of the present treaty shall be
exchanged at Paris wi'hin the space OF six
houts.
lSigned)
&C. NJ. TALLEYRhND.
"CH. HENRY VERHUGL,
T. T. A, GOCGL,
VANSTYHUL,
NV. SIX, ael
sc BRANZEN.
paris. May 81, 1906"
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PHIL.ADEI .PtiiA- Anc Q

Yes erdAy arrived he brig Eliza. capt Toby
she Iett New Orleans the i2,n July, and the Ba
'ze the 2isr b. her we learn, that great Fire
Broke gu, N the Fauxburg On or about the 18Th
July, which burnt several houses and stores. in
which was consumed aoou' thre hundred and
hfY hhds TOBACCO. one hundred bales co.ton
some n nr AID sundry articles The most If the
properly belonged 20 people IN the western coun
Try. Loss estimated about forty or 6sty ihoa
sand dOllays
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coreazss or rnE .. srArrs.
House. # Rcpoesea,atiocs. l6-R n To-

A4""Se ~ NtIVestNNdfOcs. Ao~fk IA 1874.
In committee OF he whole house, after =
long debate the following resolution was adop.
ted liY'y one members rising Up Tor IT,
That until the government of Greal B,;t,in
shal eau-e compensation to be made. for all d..
maGes and losses sustained by any person or per
sons s6ing under commission or au horitv Of the
Brush king, contrary 30 the laws Of nations. and
IN VOCATION Of the rights Of neutrality, and also.
unhl al posts now held and e;ained by the king
OF Great Britain, within the territories Of the
United States, shall be surrendered and given M
ana unui compensation be made for the negroes
carried away contrary 70 the treaty ef peace. all
commercial intercourse between the citizens Of
tne Oored states and the suhje5ls ofihe king Of
Great Brain, 50 far as the sane respeSts artcies
OF growth or aoanufaS,urc Of Great Britain or
Ireland shall be prohibited provided such pro.
hibi'ion shall NOT exteTd TO vessels or Their car
goes srHying IN any OF the pons Of the United
states before the day of nextD
April n
nc house Of representatives. agreed 20 the
Following rcsoiuiion-- ayes 56--noes IS:
whereas, she injuries which have been snf
't'eo W the UnHed States, from violations com .
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NORFOLK Aug,,s, =,

MINI VIsFN, flGuSt IT.
The Schooner Adelne, Strong. of this nor,
taken into New Providence in Oaober last. was
condemned on the I'D OF last month. As un.
just a sentence, we will undertake to say. Is was
ever pronounced By any tribunal, having the an.
pea.ance of cour, of Justice
B'isish frigate of Al guns, anchored this
morning in Hampton Roads supposed TO be the
CHIcHEsTEa, from New York
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COURT OF VICE ADMIRALTY.

SNiJ 80 lOOOs
Before His Honor Henry Moreton DYER.
Esq. sole Judge and Commissary.
His Honor proceeded to the adjudication
at he following prizes, w.
Tire Friends, Kcwick, mrsie,..--F her
proof pronounced insufficient and con.
demned as good and lawful prize 10 the
private ship Of war Chaflotta, Bethel.
commander.
.ddeiiDe, SIroRg, mGSfer.-Furlher proof
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NETWORK, Aug. z.

Extract Of q letter from our corresfondcnt
at amsterdam, dated Nay 80.
Goa The &c b inst. about s O'clock in
the evening Nj Franke, Adju,ant of the
Vice admiral Verheui, arrived express
at the Hague from Paris and without
staying a single moment there, sat of for
the House in tie Hood, to his Excellency
the PensIonary, TO whom he delivered
dispatches, which, probably came from
the Batayian Deputa'ion a; Paris. It is
asserted that he performed the Journey
in 4 hours.
On the 28th. council was held at the
House in the Wood, by he several mem
bers OF The Government on the above dis
patches, which the States Cnuraut says
are oil the utmost inheritance 10 this RthNb.
dc. Nj. FRANKIE has returned 10 Paris
with the result Of the Councils delibera-
TONS and the public according to cur
official Journal may shortly expect the
deVsfofement Of these Transactions"
From Ro:fsTddm.-Capt. Webber, of
the bMqle Edward Henry, arrived at
Boston nom Rotterdam, which place he
LETT the 18Th June, informs that Prince
Louis Bouaparie had arrived at the
HAgue' accompanied by numerous and
splendid retinue, and was TO BE- proclaim.
ed king the next day. Great preparati.
ons had been made for the coronation
and the sum Of 2,5o0 600 guiiders order
ed tobe raised for he purpose Of render.
ing the establishment worthy he nafion
and me iHusiriCas Prince appointed TO
reign over it.
Capt w further advises, that the I'm.
glish continue their captures Of Prussian
vessels--which are Immediately tried and
condemned ;--lhal neutral vessels are suf.
fcred 10 enter the ports Of Amsterdam.
Rotterdam, &c. without detention and
that the markets were generally good
e coffee IS chs. and quick--sugar as per
last prices.
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bers ca,d4r seemed to +. deeply az. Sed. and re.
tired without speaking . word He was accom-.
panied BY great number os friends. and on de.
seending from the deck of She Prince Of w sles
into his huge. sea,Ssy lifted up his head. which
was appa unity lowed dow by the weisht Of
the seIseacs pronounced npsn him.
LONDON. Feb. S.
Lar oftde 1fnis.fy, snch as fs soas def.
'';;tueiy srshtrd yesterday 6esspeeh tae
King and lord GrenviHs.
MIR. Erskne, lord chancellor lord
Crenville, first lord of the treasury ;
lord Henry Petty, chancellor Of the ex.
chequer; Mr., Fox, secretary of state for
the foreign department earl Spencer,
secretary of state for the home depart
nent Mr.. Windham, secretary at war |:
Mr. Grey, first lord of the admiralty (;
earl OF MORA, grand master Of the ord.
nance ; earl Fitzwitliam, president of
the Council lord Eilenborough, 10 have
vote without functions.
The further arrangements are not vet
dehnitively agreed upon however, we
think We may safely publish the. following
az about to take place.
The duke of York, commander in
chief with Council MIR. Sheridan, trea-
slrer OF the navy ; general Fitzpatrick,
under secretary at war lord Mimic pre-
sident of the board ofcontrcl; lord TEN
pie and Mr. H. Addingtsn, psy-mssters
general; lord ST. John and lord Spencer,
post.maatcrs general /; earl of Darby,
chancellor Of the duchy Of Lancaster !;
the duke of Bedford, lord lieutenant OF
Ireland.
MIR. Adam. chancellor to the prince of
Wales; Mr.. Pigor, attorney-general !;
Mr. komiliy, Solicitor General MIR.
Vansiltart aod MIR. ----, sscre-
tsries OF the treasury lord Hamilton
and Mr.. Elliot, lords Of the treasury
Mr.. Bond, Judge advocate; dactor Law.
renee, .olicllor TO the king sir Francis
Vincent, under secretary of state to Mr..
FOX Mr. Creevey, under secretary of
STATE 10 Mr.. Windham.
No change has taken place in the kings
household.
There will be Q priyy council 10. day.
at which the members of the new caLi.
net will take the oath. We sincerely
congratulate our country on the imposing
and respectable attitude which the admin.
istra,ion is about TO give to it.
Id. Harrowby and 8Ir. Hammond are
arrived from Berlin.
'SesD arrangements concerning he admin.
isfration.
Mr.. M'Crsevey, one the lord, of the
admiralty Mr.. Eliiot. principal secretary
Tor irsla.d; lord Mimic. govsrnor.esne.
raj OF Bengal lard hobart Spencer, in.
spector.general Of woods and forests !;
lord Carysio,d and Id. Fortescue, direct
ors Of ihs mint.
Az the new appointments will appear
in Sundays Gazytte.
Price of Stocks. 3per cent. Consols
81 3 As per Cent. Red. 81 ~.
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The emperor, at the same time, like !,
wise published the following proclamati.

The emperor, at the same time, like :.
wise published the following proclamati.
on. 81,
" LniiaSitauts Of rienna,
Il have signed peace with the en-,
peror OF Austria. AS am about to re
turn to my capital, must express to you
the esteem entertain for you, & the sas,s-
faction have felt at your conduG during
the time you were under my laws. Ihave
given you an example which hitherto has
no parallel in the history of nations
.-ten Thousand men of your national
guards have remained armed, and have
guarded your gates; your whole arsenal
has continued in your power; while
hare followed the uncertain fortune of the
war. ] have trusted to your honor, your
sinccrity, your integrity, and YOU have
JUSTIFIED my confidence.
Inhabitants OF Vienna, I know that
you'considcr that war as Siamablc which
minis,er devoted to a foreign power
has kindfed on the continent. Your SOW.
ereign isinfermed Of the conduct orthat
minisier; he has in consequence acted
entirely according to the great qualities
which distinguished him and hope
hereafter happier days will arise for you
aud the continent.
Inhabitants of Vienna, have shewn
myself but little among you, not from
contempt or vain pride no, bu, not to
diminish II! feelings OF esteem for that
monarch with whom | Twas DESTROYS to
conclude steady peace.--Asl am now
about TO leave you, receive from me az
a present, your arsenal untouched, which
by the laws of war, had become my prop
.erty; make use of il for the mainte.
nance ct good order. All the evils you
have suffered you must ascrbe to the
ealamities inseparable from war, and ev-
cry kind OF indulgence with which my
armies have treated these countries, to
the esteem which you have deserved.
CSigned] IN. POLEON."
:, by order Of the emperor.
Maj. gen. marshal BEarHIxn."
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

sRY. virtue of Deed OF Trust
-A-S executed to us by John n. wannin. bear.
ing date the fifteenth day of Feb,uary last, fer
the purpose Of securing the payment of hi,
bond TO John Butler, u Co. bearing date The
same time, and due the FIRST day Of March inst
will be SOLD at Thomas colIey's fayern. h,
CastersyilIe. on the FIRST day of May ne xt if fair
IT not, the next fair day, az public auction, for
CASH, four negro SLAVES, to wit. Cesar.
Jim, Lewis, aud Philiis
Thomas III. Eaifon, t.
archibald Taylor, ii"s'ees'
Cartersyis, Marcn IS, 1896 fw5t
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Colonel Mn. Smith, surveyor of the port
OF New-fork, has been removed from Of
nee, IN consequence of his secret connec
uon with Ninands---we have not heard
OF The appointment Of a successor. ID.
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AxeasiOe Of i6s .u,n efr 222.810 4 aoli,.x =.
fendes b. sbe state, f ssdie6 soc bs. rece.y1a :,
e'ea,f at toe Treasury, acco4ns Of tie 6ak.mce
a.c 9y Ter 10 tie u. S. ~
H. DEARBORN.
Var Department. FEB. -, 1896.
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~, on Appomattnx river. two miles above &C.
INTO and four above Goodies bridgss-and will
ne istto mares twenty hse doIlays the season :.
lsnd nfty cents 10 the groom) bat may be dis
ehasged by the payment of twenty dollars If
paid by the FIRST day of November The season
viii csnmspcs on the FIRST of March. aud end
the tenth of August In addition 10 MY own ex.
tensivs pastursge. have rcnred upwards Of 2GO
acres ct pasture, both of high and low grounds,
all Ut which is well enclosed and will be furpi.h.
ID gratis, and the UTMOST care viii be taken of
the mares, but will not be responsible 70. scei.
dents or escapes.
CLIFDEN is a horse of uncommonly fine
form, above fifteen hands and a half high, of a
beautiful deep blood bay, and perhaps the strong.
est made thorough biooded horse on the cont.
nent.
CREED HASKINS.
Powhatan, February 10ih. 1906.
N II. Mares from distance that wish 10 re-
main with the horse only nine days may be fed
with gram twice per day gratis. aud al.o SER
wants boarde,! during that time gratis.
law3r @. n,
PEDIGREE.
CERTIFY, that Clig,ien was gotten nv
Alfred out OF an own siater to the dokr of
Queensbury's bay horse, Mulberry, which was
gouen by Fiorzel out of sir JAMES Penny mans
famous Matshsm mare. Ciifden was bred bv
the earl of Derby, aad sold uDiriea for 500 gui.
meas. ISAAC PICKERING.
Fssiedss, Hamps6ie, AEg 1871, 1879.
n similar pedigree is given to Or. Thornton
by sir John Lade, VINO states that his royal
highness the Prince OF Wales prestn Cifdea
70 him that ne was good sound horse, and
won him some thousands on the turf.
LANCE.
Alfred CRockingbams Gam, Purity, By
was gotten MaenCm Pumpkin, Maiden, C Q.
BY l,undrum, Kanthos, Riddle, &c.
Matehem. Wy Matehem.
Ale,.d,. Old Siedsy's dam by Snap Snap
49,. bragon (da.n of Old Sehrnal's dam
Smy by snap, Old Sharks dam BY
sAap' l.snap, 10. y
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DEATH OF GENERAL JACKSON

A message was received from the Sc
nate, anunoncing the DEATH OF CE.
NERAL JAMES JACKSON, a Senator
from tina state of Georgia; and stating
the appointment of a committee on their
part to take order relative to the funeral.
Whereupou, on molten Of Mr.. j. Ran
doleh, the HOUSE unanimously adopted a
resolution, declaring that they would at
tend the funeral OF General James Jack
son.
On motion of Mr.. J. Randolph.
Resofved unanimously, that the mem
oers OF this House do wear mourning on
the lett arm for the course of one noa,h,
IN testimony of their respect for the me
mory OF that distinguished revolutionary
patriot.
On which the House immediately adj.
Journed' without transaSting any further
businesss
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THOMAS BRANCH.
LAND res SALE.

LAND Fss SALE.
ry>HE subscriber wishes TO sell AIS acres Of
Il LAND, lying IN Campbell county, on bath
sides of Wreck Island creek-,here Is in saiA
traa sbos, 100 acres Of COED low gpoands, plan-
tation sufficient to wsfk six or seven hands n,
adyuntagc--Ihe's are two apple orchards. and
the laHd good fol tobacco. corn and wheat The
serRs, one fourth of the purchase money in hand.
the balance in three annual payments with bond
and approved security Pnis land VIII be shevn
b. the subseribsr who lives on the pantalios.
Nelson Clarkson.
%th warren, 1910. w2s
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rsox wAsurnoron crrr, March Al.

WE discharge the mournful duty Of
announcing the death Of another rsyoIu-
.nonsry hero. On Tuesday evening Ge-
neral JAMES JACKSON, a Senator from
Georgia, drew his last breath, after log
and painful illness. Leaving the task Of
eulogy TO other pens, we cannot refrain
bom that expression Of regret, which ne
are convinced, we feel in common
with every patriotic mind in America, q,
the loss Of man, who, hest in The days
OF peril. was still ready to exert his pow.
ers IN the defence of his country's rights.
Agrateful country has atiested it's sense
OF the loss u has sustained by the death
ct this distinguished citizen. Both bran.
ehes OF the legislature bsye agreed 10
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west mourning For s.nca;h, & The House
of Representatives have. ~ 40 .uoani-
NOUS vote, nroiled him, on the Iist of
our distinguished revolutionary patriots.
The remains Of the General were yes
terday Inferred in the burying ground at
Rock Greek Church, with military honors
accompanied by long procession, COM
posed Of the military in uniform, martial
music, the masons, the members Of the
two Houses of Congress, officers of the
Executive department., aud Citizens.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28

Flour at Lisbon, the aad January, was
selling at dollars per barrel.
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Richmond Academy Lottery.
Twenty stNrH DAY.
Prizes of 100 do;lar,.-Nu.. GAG 5I66.
Prize of so dollais-No GAIA

Prize of so dolia,s--No 63!3
Prize of IS doilars--No ,5y26.
Blaak.-Nor 1862 7275 573I $3.50 $500
665< 1919 5796 $3.50 1910 1893 1896 ,376s
6i5s 1896 1909 1900 6sg6 COOS 7o5s 76i7
1910 6l32 1865 5647 $50 5BIs 37s5 s77i
7476 6l6S 500 430I 1896 47a5 1857 5G7j
6o29 4437 6601- S36l 37y7 1914 65S5 1859
7497 1869 74f5 z26i 7167 69I5 749i 6737
550s $50 1876 6el9 1855 1926 642I x70s
1923 6373 1862 6307 1870 564o Se19 SSS6
4705 Gals 1851 443s 1859 6S33 1853 s737
4l62 $500 $3.50 1894 SOLO 7748 $500 67OS
57S5 1902 1904
There Nsnains on hand few tickets for
sale, they are wor'h IA dollars by The gain
of he Hhesl.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-17

General Wilkinson, notwithstanding his
small force aud very sIprovided state OF
his ltt!s band, had advanced beyond the
Graad Bayou, and had taken a position
with 800 men at The Junction of the roads
to Adde'S and Bayou Pierre, at which lar
Ter place Col. Hsrrsra, win about httssa
or eighteen hundred men chiefly easal~
ry was
Colonel Cordero, governor OF ST. Anto.
Mo, with reinforcement, the number OF
which was unknoWn, lay epcasDped about
Is miles 10 the rear OF Helsera's force,
and although the superior otficer bad aot
Joined nor taken the command w.len this
last ACCOUNTS reached ORLEANS, eetach.
ment of artillery from the little garrison OF
Orleans, had matched GA the 18th October,
on the western bank Of the Mississippi, 20
join the gencralar Natchltoctss, ana we're
to BE- followed on the 22d III 23a by anolher
detachment which woulsi prosesd 10 Two
gun boats by way OF the mississippi and
Red rive. 10 the same place; lhls yel3ioseS
snent would add TOO asere brave foiloWsfs
to his forces.
Govsrae. (sraad Pre-, Of p2gsn Roa3gs,
aafssssi 81 tia Tspars nf sns approaching
departure OF gas gusa-aoase, has Iyan aug
that he Ioalss apPo.s their Passase Up ia
1rivsr, bas 1T WAS seiiegsa ~ w4u;a aag a..
FcTapl hos:iiities. ai.soUss fle had 2s44ja,
hsed his militia in aia IL. Tcr, aad mad "a,
kss sveFv sesaloe sosas.ire q aase n1bie a
spfce mors thao sdsqaaee 70 <as eble2I.
The militia Of ina CITY Of He3 ORLEANS
were calico together GU ths ia, Otiobsr,
and ulsai'aoasly @Gerei ,aes. services -
aessnl rhs sssflioTy, aad Pay!isu.2sy Ike
ei'}. iaey we're accepses by the gopernor.
and g1aoabill was paioisfea On ths oc~
eas,sn, which Amply .efuees BIZ @.,ia'aaiss
CT shcse whe i4rs endsavossd 70 psrspat.e
the gnveFamtGs isaas he peopls o. Lonlai-
ana were nor attached 20 It's Cause.
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PeterslA,gh, 2olA A4ensf.

f1eteT50Afgfs 2Gia AH6nsfs
GoycFnment hrs inserted lie fo!ioail :
Scial articles 10 supplement- 20 shs
taurt Gszette, publizatd yesserd3y.
"Fae counsellor Of ate, Pierre d'Ou-
@b dsParsins early is che nonth of May
@' raria, 10 saccor the Russian prisoners,
l'sexsd at he ssr.e time ;nssructioes for
NY Otcssian RhicA allghi present i,sslf TO
sas0 decentralization bcsween Francs and
l'usSs Ee has reterned hitler wta ex-
uaafaisasy diligence, bearing tresty cf
r'se WATCH Ne had concluded ans signcd
wac 2osa July with general Clarke, pie.
'pe'entla,s OF the French government.
As much IS that eVea, would have
t@ agreeable 30 his isperisl .aajes,Y, if
- trsa'y had been suitable TO his ma
SsFs oigoity, to his EGG gements with his
sS'ss'to the safety of his subjects, and TO
general rFpose Of Europe so much ,.e
sue sss i, been disagrerabls 10 hsm TO
"Nat IN DO respect have his Just aud
sNsesent ieseaiions been answered.
lay 10 ~ ttAE iSttoWiNS {EBCE
MArt. /. Fron she date hereof there
~ bs perpetual peace snd good friesd-
Y between his majesty he emperor of
's'a and his majesty he emperor of the
'0eh, king Of Italy, their heirs and sac.
Sors, estates. and subjects.
=. 10 execution of the 6rss article,
aa'nes both by land and sea shall inn
pa'eiy cease be,weea the two nations.
NECESSARY ordsrs TO this effect shall in
~qusece be. forwarded in sw-nsv.four
Is Irons the signing of this treaty.
'0lps of war aud other vessels belong.
- either power, sr TO their subjects,
~ may be taken in any part of the
: by the subiac,s of the other, shall
stored TO the right owners.
The Russian troops shall give up
french the eountry known BY the
i, o the mouths of the Ca,saro, which,
as dependence on Dalmslia, appsr.
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PIERRE CUBRIL, and CLARKE.
PHILADELPHIA, November Is.

FHlLG OEL 1iN, november 49,
The big Eliza. captain Wilson, sailed
from New Orleaos the 21st Oct. at thar
time news had reached the city that an ar
rangemen, had taken place between the
Spauiards aud general Wilkinson, in cor.
sequence ofwhlch the militia of the terrific.
ry of Orleans and Mississippi, who had
volunteered their services TO the eumber
of six hundred mep, and had marched to
ioiG General Wilkinson, were on their re-
turn to their respective districts No OF.
fetal Intelligence had been received on this
subjecs FROM tae geaefal, bat concurring
advices from different quarters respecting
the militia. render il. almost Certain that ar
range ments had taken place and i, is said
TO be agreed that naisher the United
States nor Spain, shali occupy the con-
tested country. between the old boundary
and The river Sabine, until hnal arrange
msnts ara made betwsen the two govern.
msnss respecting limits.
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). Tbueilsries was filed by the Dragons
o Intelligence NE from S.. psscrs5utga an.
oaosss The expected speedy departure of
a uss.raI armed vessels aadfrigases Tor Cor-
fu. !,
,.,...,n I erracina aad Gsesa about 500
Os all OF whon were entirely deasro,-
Letters from Madrid Of the 9Th of Au-
,s.1 mention that the king had given or
.,.,s for 40 army OF 10000 men TO mold
themselves in readiness 10 march. Ii IS
,honshs this ordsr was in consequence OF
i, s1traacs OF the English into she 1a-
gus -.
Richard is the bearer OF disPa ches treua
me Anericaa minister AT Paris TO the Sc.
erssargscf state
Lord LauderdaIs vas aspasis oa The s5sh
Of Sept,
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: -4----------------
PUBLIC NOTICE.

10y virtue Of deed OF trusi maze by Ro-
Z , bert Smith to The subscriber, for tire pur-
puss ofsecuring a debt cue 10 henry 1abscott,
will be sold, to tne highcst bidder. Scr eady
money, on Saturday, the Oh CT Docembc'
next, a HOUSE and / O T ION Fairf4x street
nearly opposite Mr.. Joseph Deans. The lot
fronts 90 feet on the street, and extends back
1873 feet 6 inches--the house IS frame, .
stories, completely hnisaed, except paint
ing with kitchen adjoining. The sale will
take place between the hours of two and four
O'Clock in the evening, Oh the premises
Robert Mois.
November II.
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TURNPIKE Road.

Mt Office is hereby given, to the Stock
holders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, that an election will be held for
President, four Directors and : Treasures
for the ensuing year, at the house OF John
Cooding, in Fairfax county, on the first
Monday in DecemberneXt
Jonah Thomp(on, Tveafwer
OIL. r. Turnpike conpa.y.
November II. nNlsiDcc :,
The Stages between Alexan-
dria and Richmond. will travel
on SUNDAYS, until the pubs
Lie are notified to the contrary.
Tie Prob1astors.
NOVEMBER 8, s4W