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CERTIFICATE OF THE REGISTER
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

HES1SferS RCD7ce, oePt. y, 1871
Icerify, that no part Of the sum OF two
millions of dollars, appropriated by " an
act, entided an act making provision Tor de
fraying any extraordinary expences attend
ing the Intercourse between the y. States
and foreign nations" passed the 18th Fee
bruary, 1906, has been drawn from the trea-
surv of the United States and that the
whole appropriation remains ful. and entire
in the said sum of 1000, 900 of dollars, and
will be passed in the treasury books to the
credit of the surplus fund on the 31st De
cember next, pursuant to the 9th section OF
the act passed on the Sd March, 1875, pro-
vided no part thereof shall hereafter be
drawn from the treasury before the end Of
the present year.
JOSEPH NOURsE, Register.
HALIFAX, august 10.
Yesterday 70 Spaniards Qate prisoners Of
wary sailed inthe Idas transport, for Havan-
ma. They appeared extremely grateful and
happy onthe occasion. The following note
had been previously addressed to them and
had eHectaally prevented any riot or dis
turbance /:
august IS, 1908.
SPANIARDs,
IANN0UNCE to you the Joyous
news of peace, between your nation and that
of Great Britain, and that we are no1u unit
ed in one Cause that of driving from your
country, the usurper and the tyrant of man
kind, Bonaparte, who has ensnared your
king and attempted to place On your shout
ders the yoke of slavery.
On Monday you will have your liberty,
and a vessel furnished to carry you to your
wives and families, and to the support of
your brethren in arms.
command you, however, not to commit
acts of Riot, with your fellow prisoners,
(Frenehmen) but conduct yourselves with
that dignity and moderation for which the
Spanish nation has ever been famed.
JOHN MACKELLAR.
Agent for prisoners of War.
Eaaract of letter fran commercial house
! in Livsrboolto another in Neuu-2ork, dat
ed 25th July.
/" The papers agree in representing the
account brought by the St. Michaels to be,
that the French government is unequivocal-
ly coaciliatory towards America, and dis
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notwithstanding the embargo in the United
States, wheat is decreasing in price, potatoes
Is. Cd. per bpshel and expected to be down
20 is. Sd.
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pa,laud, Sept. f9.-Since our last we have
received but few additional returns of votes
OR governor. The Northern papers from
which We expected to have rendered our LIST
,eayly complete, did not arrive as usual on
Saturday evening. From the additional re-
turns this hay given, it will be perceived
that the majority for Tichenor has increas-
ID. But little doubt is entertained of his
election. The federal ticket for lieutenant
governor and counssllors, it IS also presum-
Ahs succeeded, and we confidently exc
patherc is a majority of federal represen-
aliyss chosen to the next assembly.
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
n.unt.aa T1che1n. 0r,fth
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A D D R E S S

TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED S7ATESy
On the importance of encouraging
AGRICULTURE s. DOMESTIC MANU-.
FACTURES
TENDINC TO sHEw
That by due encouragement of these essex
tial interests the nation will be rendered
more respectable abroad and more
prosperous at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT or
The improvements IN Sheep at ArHngton.
The native Sheep Of Smiths Island, and thu
plans proposed for extending his vaua-
bic race Of animals, for the benefit
OF the country at large.
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GEORGE W. P. GUSTS, Esq.
CT Arlington House, District of Columbia.
pe Booksellers supplied on tie usual
terms.
September Is.
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10 KEN
A convenient two story Dwellins House and
Store, situate on the corner Of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay
also,
THE HOUSE on Fairfax street occupied
by Mrs. WILSON
Apply to
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The DWELLING HOUSE and LOT,
with the Improvements where reside.

with the improvements where reside.
.ALSO,
Sundry vacant LOTS, situate in various
parts of the town of Alexandria. They arg
free Of all membranes and will be conveyed I
in fee simple to the purchasers
The terms of credit shall be easy on giQing
sufficient security, and will be made kn2an
by application TO the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
September 81. 2awtf
G At the folictation of a
number OF our country friends,
we shall commence, on the eth
OF this month. the publication
of paper for the country, three
times a meek, which will contain
all the matter and advertise.
aaents published in the daily pa
per. The price will be FIVE
DOLLARS fer annum.
Such of our prelent patrons
as reilde on the route where the
mail goes bus once a week, viii
be furniihed with the country
paper in lieu Of the daily orc,
unless ordered otherWiie.
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who purchase tickets.
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Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.

Darid Thcmas, esq. Treasurer
Of tae State Of New 20rk, AZ
ba'sy.
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NoREoLK, Jan. 26.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Mary Ann Dyer, % days from De-
merara. and 2 from St. Lucia, lput Into the
latter pert to land the Supercarge, who was
destined for Barbadoesl--rum and moiasees 2.
Dana. Sailed in company With the bligDiap.
Young, for - Left there 25th December,
the schr Wmdham, Pane, Of and to sail for
Norwich in Is days-Spoke January 9TH, i'll
lat 90, oo, long 66, so, the ship Hopewell,
M'KelIy from London, bound to St. Domingo.
Markets at Demar; II remarkably higt-Becf
90 dollar per barrel-Flour from 2oto IS do.
do.-Ruttel 4 dollars per ls. payable in Mo-
lasses. Cash scarce.
The sch'r Clotilda, captain Geo win, from
Charleston bound to Richmond, founaered at
sea Off Cape Roman On Tuesday last. The
captain and crew were picked up on Wednes-
day by captain Dawson of the schr Wolf,
after being 8 hours in the boat.
The ship William Murdoch, from Rotter-
dam, hound to Georgetown, came into the
Capes On Friday night, without being able to
procure pilot; she struck on the middle
ground, and after some time beat over the
shoal into fathom water, where she sunk.
The master and mate went UP to Baltimore,
part of the crew arrived here this morning,
having saved some Of the materials.
In Hampton Roads, bound 10 City Point,
ship Powhatan, Cottle, ~ days from Lon
don.
The brig Katy, Mathews, from N. York,
with sugar and cefee, bound to Cherbourg,
was turned eff by the British cruisers in con-
sequence of the kings procamatio.l declaring
the ports of France in blockade, and arrived
1 off Dover Nov. %.
| The ship Martha, Viekery, was lost on the
coast of Getland about the lst Nov. crew
| saved.
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=, NETWORK Taa. %.

c,,,,;n Davis, from Lisbon, informs
r, nine sail Of Russian ships Of the
\. AM ard Two frjgates, from the Straits,
ICED there on The 1ith Noeember, for
4 n,rpcss eff wiu.erings thar 40 coo
E \. AID Spanish troops were within TWO
!. march Of Lisbcn; and that il was re-.
sa',.d Spain had declared war agaios. Por-
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3. 1 Is stage . feed eont'nslon
~, , sa,sp viii disapPoiat our enc miss
s an they want. =, n,hlic ear
. ss address ,s,a ass PSgg gsniu.
sSs people from ! that aa,s ls' p1s.
ics i ne' viii prove TO them the sleep
tfPl iaes"I # We wish that the great saa y !
leah; II, ! sillsreyolye around our orb and nd
Serty snar cr ed fame of pure patraoils'n 8 we
led the saba have IN view polar star when
|uust AVA ss tbe immortal Washington g slory
Fond1ss' country OH 10 is honorable elevated
Eu 0. u Mad Madison, in the Virginia conVeh-
feat ~. 6 that if we be free and hap.
Jon, 0oss' 1--WE we shall be respectable ABROAD.
I 9 .Is sow was the language q that true ana
men ,s. a'f friend of liberty and his country 1ne
ras s,r;o,1s Hamilton. since whose Death the
ilus''i saae Of patriotic virtue has seemed TO
ss!a ,l rsl ! feebler light. Let that maxim maxim
ION s.s s,l, recorded in the bosom Of every
: s asspn Letitproyc the lassiag' the I'M
las,I monument Of American lndeP 81
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Extract 81 a letter rem C2yk dated

. NoVeaNbey %.
ga severe fros, sex in few days since.
and to all appearance las DESTROYED nore
than half Ct the potatoes, infonssqsepce
the price has advanced from 80 shiinngs to
$ pounds per ton GA. meal is rot TO be
had. and wheat Advancing scafcify alto.
gethtr is spprzhended, aud a bed prospects
Of supply
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LONDON, December 8.

!" : ( WITH UsSIA.
eours - sSsSs : of French politics at the
as aa,s, ~ j petersburg is at length complete,
tes.ian n,, ION the following official commu-
trl ,nal '',''isaed Yesterday addressed 10 the
81 Ia, Ssaahohe street, Dee. 2.
is,.s 81, nave the honour to inform your
a,''@' dispatches have been this morn
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NORFOLK, J5faauary IS.
TexrlGte f9-oals E111obe.

4
y.s,srtls, uasypiug we were iniorned
!, shin wss 10 Hanp,oa Roads from
aodoa n Consequence of which we dis
\ b,,,bsd Boa. dowa, and had she sasisfac-
80 sO 6ad that The ship Powha,an. capt.
Code. vas 10 she roads 10 ~ days ffom
,a.ao. bg her We have rece wed files OF
.ondon papers 10 the IN Of Dee. whose
oatsnls are Off hesI importance.
q We haye confined our extracts for this
Z baper O,ocipally oshe official documents
|k claise to var, and commerce. War be.
tween Russia and Great Britain, has been
iScisly snnsaaced, and i, may possibly be
sllqvtd By every captlnensalpower, moi
Nep,ng Austria. and even Sweden. AT
ne same ,me ne conunens isia very q.
Esated state, from the new and extrsor.h.
pary DEGREES ard osd1rs of the great b-iil
Brscri powers
81 Although We have delayed the prblica,
bon of oar paper. we are only enabled 10
present part OF the various orders of
council u the British government. modi-
#yiDg, eSplaiOiag, and abaging the ,igor OF
PIE order ef ,hs 1lsh Novenber, publish
fd 10 his days paper, allthese will DC 81.
ven 10 eus Rvx,.
We have had only time 10 give very.
fssly nerusalto cur papers, from which We
roucr 'hatshe fate Of Portugal is YET % ).
ttuited, bal from an article 10 the Paris
.aOolitar, We conclude that Portugal has
RsileO ondsr the dspleasure Of France, Tor
Permitting he Eaglish prop nv TO leave
EaR coun'sy. Spai0 is 10 he mos. distract.
g stsle' 'he la.e conspiracy is supposed to
ps 0So''ainS nore i6aa a confluence 10 give
i ssW oypasiy 10 that coansry.
! re Russian feet, or rather a par, Of it..
a'sf leaving Gibraltar pu, into the T.gos,
more IT'S believed from accident ,hsn de.
- g. and ewing to ,empestuous weather.
use q the Russian ships parted from
$50. .a.a' '0a' wsoi inlo the Tsgos, ADD had
1's user head Of after ,he gale.
|, - sydaey Smith had arrived before
A'so'0' and another British division was
90 % 10y point Of sailing for the same place,
much.
!, iHc British forces are stated 10 have c.
''i Qua Egyp, and Sicily.
a., DIVISIONS 10 Portugal were very scarce
,h ~ 1es'' Hour was at is dollars and two
Tvs PEI oarrel, aod likely 10 RISE.
,ba .s''ess from Holland to England, stated
ON NM serious disputes had arisen beiwsen
n" l'a's,er at Paris. Mr.. Armstrong. and
h,,. sisoen goyerDmens, on accounted the
~ , having demanded tha, the r. S.
-h. M exclude British conmerce from
a., ports thar Mr.. A. had rienems ed his
h ns: 20 me eaasters of American vessels
Win 'n : ports ct France and Holland
s LONDON, Deeemser 8.
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IT, The Proprietor Of the
january II.

+
t. The Proprietor Of the e.
4kxan19ia DAILY advertiser, will
difpose Of the Establishment on
terms-there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING 10 a
Perfon of Indultry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be desirable o1tua-
ton Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain if appllcatl-
on be made 1oon.
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8 he Cnninittco oftho Poor aeLno-,leeasr,
the receipt Of
Ten Dollars from. a merchant.
len bushels of meal from the President of
the Marine Insurance Co.
len sushels Of Beans from merchant.
q quantity of Bacon from Friend to the
Poor.
a quantity of Bacon from a friend to the
Poor.
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ing received from his maiestyss ambassador
at the court of ST. Petersburgh,by which j
appears, that the emperor Of Russia HAVING
published declaration, in which his imperia
majesty declares his intention to break off al
communication with England !; to recall his
minister from this court, anG not to PERM
the continuance ola British mission at tn.
court of ST. Petersburgh, his majesty's am
bassador has demanded his passport, and i.
now On his way home have lost no time In
communicating this intelligence to your lord
ship, in orderthatit may be made as public as
possible without delay.
6 / have the honor TO be, &c.
6 GEO. CANNING.
! g To the right hon. the lord Mayor
The above information was furnished by sir
Robert Wilson, who arrived in town at an ear
ly hour yesterday morning from St. Peters
batgh--M Mr.. Canning, lord Mulgrave, and Sc
verai other ministers were Immediately sent
for, and remainegs. in consultation during seve-
raj hours after which messengers were sent
off from the admiralty to all the principal sea
ports.
The dispatches from St. Petershurgh were
sent from that place. on the morning of the
9th ult.at which time no embargo had been
laid on the British shipping in the ports Of
Russia: 1t appears that about twenty sail of
British vessels remained at Cronstadt, most
of which were loaded on abe 3lst October
There were 50 British ships atsaiga; and on
the ,23d, the river at Archangel was frozen
over and no British vessels remained there.
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zlfranbrta DaiIp abhertiser:.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY

s MARRIED last evening, by the Rev. Jas
Muir, Mr.. yohn Ouernlan to Miss Kilty Dur-
7zngten, both of this place.
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GREAT BARGAINS

INTENDING to remove to The j..
i Tennessee as soon as possible, w
dispose of the following valuable and in nsa )
ing property upon lew terms, Which nr0 ss's
! Inherited from my ancestors, who hay l
legal title to the same for upwards ~ Y
hundred years. v
One tract well known by the n,,.
eff ABlNoD os, being on the Potomac !
between Alexandria and George Town e
nearly opposite the city of Washington l.
tifully situated, containing about -Four H.
dred acres, now leased to the MIR. WIS.,, \
three hundred and sixty dollars per ANN
with other stipulations contained in the ]
lease.
One other tract contiguous Il \
first, leased to William Fraser Tor fouv 4
lars per aanum, containing about six, |
ores.
One other tract containing ten ac,,
ofbottom land, adjoining tn EoarMile MI
tract.
One other tract contiguous to h.
Abingdon estate, and within two and kg
miles of Georgetown, containing 725 sos
Tie greatest psrt of THIS landi heavily j
vcred Nth red and white Oak.
Il L S Q,
Three thousand acres on the scnI
River, in the state sf Ohio.
This tract descended to me from nv u,l
George D. Alexander, being one moiey,I
the laid he Vas entiiledle for his military $,
vices during the revolutionary war. AnA|
title papers with the wills under which Id
entitled t. the above property, are ii d
hands Of BALDwIE DApE, ESQ. to whom Il
plication will please to hs made for termt /
he being legally authorised to contract % |
dispose Of ali the above valuable property u
which good and satisfactory titles will te Ill
en-.
Waiter S. Alexander. J
August IS. 60
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Printing IA all lis various branches
Handsomely executed at this anee.
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John Roberts,
Samuel G.. Griffith.
edl&&laMAH
Mr.. C. E N ERI S.

izss The i.leasu,e TO igfsrns kis Friends sad The
Paddle,
THAT he has commenced his Praetissns
Balls, and will continue them as heretofore.
Mr. GENBR4s begs the parents Whs have
children TO be Instructed, viii please 10 send
them as soon as possible, SO as to give them
an opportunity of improving sufficiently, as
: he intends to have an Brhibition at the cen
8 clusion Of lis school for their arnssc mezt
which viii serve 70 sFeate ambition.
November q. 80
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zee LEAsg,
"a oate 81. Aore Year'

The Store Houses formerly
! eccupisd BY JANIS PARK At Bfoatgfs4e, ontae
main road ts Westmoreiand county, II. asau
vitsin two miles Of Mattox Bridge; consist
mo Of 8 store room, counting room with a flrc
Mace, and a small lodging room below stairs l.r
: large bale room above and a spacious. e sa
\ banse near the store house, IN good order
FIRE wood and stahlesge for one or two horses
NAV be had In the bargain, and MRS. fars
will board one or two young men -e '. terms
apply 70 JOHN 1iuNcAs LIZ "a sAisAs'''-
dria, or 20
1T Broadfeta.
y,s,I7 law7t
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A French and English Gazette

10 6nantr1srs IF TIE Feeaeh Language.
yNTE are authorised to announce to the
Wv Pub1c, and more especially to
American Ladies and Gentlemen, (for whom
this new establishment is adaptedj that lore
re, French and English Gazette, printed
tsree times week, in Charleston, South
Ca,,olina, viii be published daily Ola tae grst
ef January, I eos, in she city of New. YORK.
book of subscription is opened at THIS Or
Gee and at MIR. Gadsbys Coffee House.
Subscribers pay .ATae -D6ilars per annurn,
and only EighF Dol1ars, If paid in advance.
The establishment viii prove very beneRci-
al both 10 Amateurs and Pupils ofthe French
or English languages
Tbs Editor and rr fr or Is Mr. N s,
srsng his sorIespsndsaee.
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Natr~e is hereby given

y. fas ,yfock4otders Of The Beck Of .a!erand''1a,
SxvHAT a dividend Of three and q hall per
I cent. on the capital stock 81 ss :l bank
for the half year ending this day, is declared
and sil be ready to be paid to them, or tAelr
representatives, On Thursday next the seyenrh
instant.
Gurden Chaplin, Cashier.
Er3 3taw4w
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Twenty dollars reward.

wv nm. A1yAf Yesterday morning, negre
man named Charles Johnson, about 5
feet s or 9 inches high, very black, has a small
scar on one OF his checks; his legs are small
for person of his size: had en- and took with
him d grey coating roundabout linsd with fan
mel, and trousers Of the same, black coat &
an old grey great-coat, with a yarietyof other
cloathing not reconeeted Five Dollars via
he given if taken In the county, or ths1abose
reward if OFT and reasonable charges if sro't
aome..
Lawrence HooH, Sen.
60 Masters of vessels and Others are caa-
toned as .inst harboring or serryisg him os.
December rs co
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Cid 81. Estephe Medoc laret, in cases
enc dozen
4 few dozen fne old frontinao
Ditto do. best wine bittcrs
Jamaica and West-India rum
New-Elgland do.
Cognisc, Bourseaux and Naples bfsi4
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish wiskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania ry. whisky
CIDER IN barrels
White vine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil iii TASKS
2 hogsheads Uayanna honey
Is DO. choice retailing noia'sss
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson i EA0
Young Tyson Of good qsain
Hyson-Skin and
Seuoheng
Muscoyado sugars, different qualities
Benga. white 60. =.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelpnl@ y
timore and Alexandria. mi
Leipcr's, Garrett S, ard Hamilton ,
IL bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee dc.
Clover-secd, { Penn. 7uarranfeaJ ;n,A
Mace; nutmegs; cloves casS"' r :. 81
to; pepper; ginger, race and gfou"T
enne pepper; refined salt-petre'
Ccfecz; chocolate; rice pearl 0 a,Ia|
I.ondan aud PHILADELPHIA lnustafd' ct
salt; starch fig blue; tlotant indigo, "a
s5ia and Teanessee cotton, iiax' V0o' ,s,i|
der; copperas; alum /; birthstone vii, win
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper anu ,;;oSs|
traces; bed cords; leading lines; de'~ .,.pc
gan cases patcat shot (; brandywin,s SIT 81 b
der; Harvey's gunpowder, Ithe ohly ' .s,,e
fish battle powdcrJ FROM + to tfooIs
chewing tobacco; best Havana SSs~
Museatel and bloom raisins n 0oN'"
Sun raisins In casks. ,.udlI
Iante sursants /; prxnss soLE '''
msAss. .ahe
a few boxes exccllcut pickles. s sd
dozen bottles assorted ssper:, OBJ
ehosses, for sale by t,.s box. >, ,sig
a quantity of clean coed alum d.
Dor the fishery, &c. sc. IN
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Pb,yadezbbsa Grasa Latte'y.
RICHEST PRIZE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAKS'

.S,tsorized GU sn act Of tic Legislature q Pess''
syfyania, for the encouraging ~
USEFUL. ARTS.