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PUBLIUS.

Mr.. Randolph repeats the stale assertion,
that the Orders in Council were not known
in Washington at the time when the Embar-
go was laid. 1t is true that no official, au-
thentic account was received of them--but
1t is no less true, that such accounts were
at hand, ds under eriSting circumstance,
To the proof.
1t is fact, that Percival and Castlereagf,
twoof the ministry, had declared about the
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June g.

IN cHANCERY--ln Henrico County Courl,
Il June 5th, 1909.
John Lynch, Compile. against John Bernard,
Det't
The defendant not having entered his appear
snce, ard gwen security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and it ao.
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he
IS not an inhabitant Of this common wealth On
the motion OF the complainant, by his Counsel
IL Is ordered. That the said defendant do appear
here on the first Monday in August next, and an
swer the compliments Bill And that espy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some one of
the newspapers printed in the city ofRichmold,
for two months successfully, and another copy
posted at the door Of the Courthouse of die
County
Cesy. gesfe,
e. 3. FEITLocKE, err.
June q wswT
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lwnicn commercial intercourse Is permitted
was. by unanimous consent, read three sevc-
raj times and passed.
May so.
| The consideration of the bill, reported
yesterday, by Mr.. Giles, was postponed till
Thursday.
Nfessrs. Giles, Franklin and Hillhonse
were appointed, on the part of the Senate
| ON the committee of the two Houses ON the
business requisite to be done during the pre-
sent session.
Mr.. Pohe offered the following resolution
Resofved, That a committee be appointed
to enquire whether it be expedient at. this
time to pass a law for taking the census of
the inhabitants of the u. S. aud territories
thereof. -.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the letter from Mr.. Smith of Maryland COM
municated yesterday.
On motion by Mr.. Giles,
ordered, That the further consideration
thereof be postponed to the 5th June next.
:" May 81
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
rope, tor appointing committee TO enquire
into the expectancy of passing law for ia
King census of the inhabitants of the Unit
ed States, was agreed to; and Messrs. Pope,
| 30 ~,>-~ ~NANSA SoA', "ttOiiieSoa
IS June L.
'Agreeably to the order of the day, the Sc
nate resumed the consideration of the bill,
to amend and continue i'm force the act en-
titled F" Anac to interdict the commercial
intercourse between the, United States and
Great Britain and France, and their depen-
denotes; and for other purposes"
MIR. CITES offered the following amend
ment to the first section, to be inserted after
the word assembled ::
That the provisions of the two first sec
tions OF the act, entitled, can act t6inter-
dlct tie commercial intercourse between the
United States and Great Britain and France,
and their dependencies, and for other pur-
poses, shall extend to all public armed ships
and vessels of all foreign nations, and the
same shall be and are hereby continued and
made permanent, subject nevertheless toamy
notifications or regulations which may here
after be made by treaty.
Whereupon, without coming to any deci-
sion, the further consideration OF the bill was
postponed till tomorrow.
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MARRIED, On Thursday evening last, MIR.
DAVIDSON RHApfuTE to Miss Maria Byrd,
both of this city
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AlSSOEUf1ON of Partnership -Prichard
~ & Adams by mutual consent dissolved part.
nership on the 23d ults--Lewis Adsms asstie.,t
the payment of all demands against tire tate firm,
to whom all debts contracted ,.st'i 'hgt rru,
since their connection belong and are TO be made
WA PRICHAtb,
LEWIS ADAM.
/ June 6. IL
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SWEDEN AND RUSSIA.

~ ~ = =
Numerous rumors have lately been circu.
lated that Sweden was about to adopt the en-
barge system, and declare war against Eng
land. We are happy in being able to state,
from the very latest authentic information
from Stockholm, received from persons we'll
known and highly esteemed in the u. States,
that the gallant king of Sweden is determin-
ed at alltisks, and in all events, to continue
to reslsfthe usurpers of Russia and France.
lie will never taruish those laurels which
now bloom soproudiy ia the country OF GUS
tavus Adolphus. And we are assured, also,
that revolution in the politics of Russia
cannot be distant. No other despotic govern
ment IS SO dependent upon public sentiment
az that of Russia. The subjects of Alexan-
der detest the emperor of the French, and the
monarch must meet the wishes OF his people
or lose his throne He will alter his course
IN time, and Russia will soon be again ar
raEed ID support of the great cause Of Eu~z
rope Free. Jo9y.
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,.,,t 4DT.T,P HfA, 4hril %.

Z. So E
.s arrived, sch'r Gustavia, capt.
'sss i, 4svs from ST. Bartholomews ];
bis,, .s,s yassengers capt. darlington, CT
,,isby of Baltimore; capt. W X.
ll of the brig Eliza OF New YORK,
,sotain William Marshal OF the snip
sd e and for Roston; allof which
NllnSs's .'srs fro a Martllico bound home,
r' 'srs taken and carried into Dominica,
'pl ,' -, lbence sent to Barbados, where
saa : IA "a caraoes were condemned under
~. ''aee If breach of blockade, and the
Fis'sas 49, ordered TO pav. costs. These yes
a. .a.iIsd from tfie United States IN Az Az
- Iass under PERMISSION.
81. ,,e atkove vessel we learn that the
.<6r --------, from this port, ar
~, s.. Bffa3lemews. and sold her
rs i % dollars per barrel, It having been
- q. DAYS before at 80 soon after which
& American vessels poursdin 50 fase, that
s & Iril 10 s. dollars. They say there were
.s:y Il thai island IL passages aro'a 9. 70
q s4,s. rom different ports OF the V. 5.
Z. ls.s tsan 90 sail OF vessels, who sailed
Ssey me taxing elf the embargo, but as the
,-; a nor any o. the passing rs haze bret
IS ge coaid not learn who tfey are.
eaoe no;llJs lasorms that s french a S
IA 6friga,es, hsd arrived a. the Games,
laslaloupe. fit also informs That gen.
prryost and the BRUSH troops had sailed
III Halifax.
q 70, spoke tnt schr. Aan a'ld hilza, capt
- from philadelphia, for out 6
4 s, ali wtll.
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coz 33'feSS.
Thomas Newton, s24
Robert s. Toy Tor, IA
Sel4ator.
Joseph Goodwin, 1914
James w. Mardaugh, 1872
Delegate.
Samuel B. ArcheS $50
William Maxwell, 222

The vote in the borough for Congress,
does not sheW the sense of the peopIe Of it,
because 68 Of Mr.. Taylor's friends, resi-
dents of the borough, voted previously as
freeholders in Princess Ann and Norfolk
counties, while only ten of Mr.. Newton's
friends pursued that course. fhis election
has terminated contrary to our wishes and
expectations, but we know that those with
whom we act are not discouraged. They
have been instructed that industry and ma
naeement are necessary in conducting cleo
tons. While their opponents were organ
lied by various meetings and associations,
the friends of Mr.. Taylor seemed to think
it was enough to vote, and the only act
which had the appearance of concert, was a
meeting on Saturday last. The prog ess Of
reform is slow, but certain, and we are con-
6dent that two years back, that one hun
dred votes out of the town could not have
been Obtained by federalist, whereas be-
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aIsrsnorta L,ai,p Gasatte.
MoADAY, NJ Az I.
Virginia Election.

CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES,.
Major Stevenson is elected by majority
in every county. in the district.
Joseph Lewis, jr. is reelected by a ma
jorityof 297.
Gen. Breckenridge is certainly electedby
a large majority.
Daniel Sheaey is elected by majority Of
500.
Jacob Swoope is elected by a majority Of
188-.all disciples ST Washington school.
John Randolph is ge-elecfed by a mayors
ty of more than 600.
The elections in which Mr.. Eyre and Mr.
I.insly are the opponents of'democratTc can
didates, are still pending; bat the prevailing
expectation is that the Washington candl-
dates will succeed.
Immediately after the last presidential e
lection IN this state Gin whoa the "a a(llson
ticket carried IN this county by majority OF
8 votes a democratic gentleman of this town
wrote to his friend in Washington, under
date of the. 18th Nov. 1898; at the concla-
sion Of the Letter he says
s'Tou have already heard of the success
of republicanism In this coantv-i have 1T
tie doubt Federalism has setin 1t never again
to rise"
We will see presently what kind Of tede-
ralism has set in Augusta county.
|,oe,h}ote ,.et,,,.,, y G {hp district
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tons--and each 10 seamen--making 2oe,oos
4 MS, and lo,35o seamen, besides passengers
and supercargoes. In one month from TINS
time, no doubt 1000 more vessels wall depart
for foreign ports. We will then have ,enF
out 100000 tons, and 10000 sealnen--all La
about two months"
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COMMERCE.

By an estimate of the editors OF the New
York Gazette it appears, that 1885 vessels
have cleared for foreign ports since the par
tial repeal OF the embargo. I" lhe above v e.
sells they remark, will probably average wv
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CHARLESTON, Api! q.
ract q! a att,r fr9m Haoanaa dated 4
~ IL.

bfit IL.
Sour chamber OF commerce, presided
q,r bv the governor and intentiant, have
I heg hads veral meetings 10 teke into con
2sd.ratioa and arrange definitely our f.
pisn trade and though no public notice
i Ms been given, understand the following
|n;hereSuly, VIZ The article Of aoar from.
/ ne United States in American bottoms,
sill pay from 10 10 II dollars Per barrel.
Rice and osher articles OF provisions, so per.
cent. allyaIeron cotton manufactures, S
per cent. all other merchandise q per cent.
2reptng lumber, hoops and slaves which
i py nothing. a Incorporation OF provi-
sous IS allowed, il within the space of two
noaths sfer their arrival and all toe du-
trsreturned, except one per cent. Flour.
IaSpaniSh vessels from tie United States
ttasy permit il to pay 6 dollars per Dbl.
hcr, &c. 80 per cent.
Provisions Of every kind, meet very.
bad sars--dry goods, particularly German,
ndenand assorted sugars, 2 to S Ia,
Nascoyado, S I; coffee Il 1-2to Is dollars.
sloassss 6reals.
lhe Spanish snip Mesa ll9ntserrata mas
anVed at d3vanaa, from this port. Her
lgben6 ptrniJtesl 70 carry out cargo
SaIe American vessels were hourly arriv-
20 loaded, had excited very strong preiu-
1'sS against the American goyemn ent;
y tos ai5oTe heavl duties are probably IN
eaesd 70 eouaterv.,il ,nIs restriction. All
iisca goods hav, been prohibited in the
Sand q Caoa, while Eagllsh mauufac-
lfs VII n,vS adeclded preference. The
nasa fisate la Franchise, captain
1sssWood, has arrived At Havana, in nine
s4s rom Iama!ca, having left that island
SS 0.gssia ing OF this month. No news.
inaedlateiy aftcr the proclamation was
ssd, whieh was published in the Courier
@ne 18th inst. some violent riots took
'Se At Hayanna taey were principally
,NAalIitcd by boys and persons of color.
tsas not quelled until the governor or
= S'Sa QUO the volunteers, Dragons and mi
ii - ~SttSiEo ~ IA Y u 1N1ii tEtC IlOt~l D,
4 KY should attempt to make any resis-
u's. SeFeTal Of the ring-leaders have
~ ,,sp taken up and confined in the Moro,
4OietHe:s IS now restored. Considera-
NQleace WAS likewise done in the coun-
@tne french residents their, planta-
s wy were plundcre,l, and every vessel
= sUp leaves the island is compelled to car
"a number OF the French. These ex-
= were entirely directed against the
epNn' the Spaalards bssng stimulated tc
SS' BY the news of the recent disas
!, NC PATRIOTS In old Spain; and it ap,
s"S the government had Winked a
oulfa5es, Until they were extendee
CO. @oase0 Of SOME Spaniards, aho were
~. $3.50 e have French properly IN thSI
as'oo, when 1t was found necessary t
~ a military force TO suppress hem
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BOARD OF HEAL TIL.

81" N meeting of the members Of
the Board Of Health on Tuesday the 25th Of
April 1903, at the Council Chamber in the
town Of Alexandria
The board proceeded to the appointment
OF President, when GEORGE DENEALE was
duly elected-and on ,alloting for Secretary,
JOHN STEWART was duly elected.
On motion it was resolved that notice be-
given to the inhabitants of the town, that af-
ter tAe first day of May next, the law requires
the cleaning the footways and cutters, and
the Board of Health have given directions 10
the Superintendent Of Police, to have all the
laws for preventing ard removal of nuisancess
to be strictly intorced, and each member OF
this board will in his particular district en-
force a due and regular observance of the
same.
ORDERED, That the several districts, and
the allotment of the members of this board
to the same be published for two weeks.
ORDERED, That the arrangement Of the
members of the board for the performance of
the duty imposed by the order Of the 9Th
June, 1906, be as follows:
lst John Muncastcr, east of Fairfax, south,
of Prince-streets
Cd. William Patton, west of Fairfax, south
OF Prince and east of st. Asaph-streets.
Sd john Lloyd, west Of St. Asaph and south
of Prince-streets.
9Th. Joseph Riddle, east of Fairfax, be-
tween King and Prince streets.
5th. John Stewart, west oil Fairfax and east
OF Columbus between King * Prince-street
9th Samuel Harper, west of Columbus be-
tween King and Prlnce-streets.
18th Andrew Jameson, east of Royal and
north of King streets.
9Th. George Deneale, west of Royal, north
of King and east of Columbus streets.
9Th William S. Moore, west of Columbus
and north Of King streets.
JOHN STEWART, Sscry.
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PENzANcE, ian. 27

On Thursday, five vessels wefe driven
out into oar Gay, ina state ofinconceivable
distress, TWO OF them dismasted, and towed
IN by the Others : they prove.to be Anefl-
cans. They are laden with tobacco and
Linseed. One in oarylcuiay has taken in a
gFsat quantity OF water, and damaged her
cargo. Two Of the ships, VIZ. the Wash
ington aud th Massachusetts,, are now a.
shore On the Sands.
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Complete return 81 Me district.
Republican majority,
At the close OF the polls ii this county on
Monday last the votes stood i5r

At the close OF the polls ii this county On
Monday last the votes stood Tor
Elember qf Gongress,
Swoope. 653 Smith, 291
For Deiegates to the AsssmbLy.
Col. Andrew Anderson, (reP.) 76S
William Steele, Opp 824
Chapman Johnston, (lemo0 go
The two first of course arg elected. No
less than federal republicans are elected 10
the next Virginia assembly from the FIVE
counties which compose this distriet-the
two above named for his coulty-seneral
Blackburn and Sampson Mathews for Bath
M essrs. Sinons ana Claypole for Hardy,
and col. p. HUI for Pendieton. John Da-
Wis, Pendleton, and A. Rutherford and w.
Bryan, Of Rockingham, all democrats, are
elected.
VIM. Lewis, republican,, and David Row
land, democrat, are elected to the assembly
for Botetourt and John Gray, republican,
and William Graham, democrat, for Mon
roe.
StGHnt0n Pap.
Elec On Monday the elections FOR
Representative IN Congress, a Senator, and
delegate. tor the borough, was held, and
the resulc has been the complete triumph Of
democracy. The poiis at closing stood as
follows:
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From the New 2ork Gazette, APRIL 16.

From, The Ne1v 7ork Gazette, Abr17 16.
a letter from Hayanna dated April 10,
says, $ The French residents in the Island
are obligedto keep clos on board of vessels
&c. on accountsof the rage of the populace.
Americanvessels that have arrived arg O.
verhau!ed by the Spanish officers, to ascer-
tain ifthey have any French property on
board. Money is very scarce. Sugars
from 4 TO 6dols. coffee Is. No sale for
any articles"
This letter is dated the day before the
Messenger sailed.
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Curioue military reqnisition By 1erome b.
71abQfte.

Curioue military reqniSition By 1erome b.
napdfte.
There are about IS or more subjects Of
fproae's Westphallan dominions now in
Baltimore. Several Of them have within
this day or two been individually notified to
return 10 their monarch for military service,
under the penalty Of S 5000 dollars being
exacted for each absentee from their rela-
tons in Westphala. Assome of them are
naturalized Americans, we are willing to
present their case to Mr.. Adams as com.
Ing up at least to the king of Englands pro-
clanation about seamen. We further beg
leave to ask him, whether the said auda-
cious requsition amounts to PLAGIAT,
and is punishable with death as a punishable
oHence!"
The above circumstances may be relied
upon as facts though we do not know whe-
ther the requisition comes through general
Turreau, or what other channel.
BAT. N. Aner.
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The CloUcR Foot.-Duane, with the ma
Lightly of hend and the foreclosures Of
an assassin, has denounced thclast congress.
Of America for giving the president the
power Of treating n honorable terms with
Englsnd and MIR, Madison, for exercising
that power. While every friend to MS coun-
try is rejoicing in herr and in soul at
the glorious prospect which now appears be
fore us-whlIe every federalist who Fitted
UP lis voice in hun1bieremonslr an4e against
perseverance III that system which was
fast hurrylng as to ruin, finds consolation in
the thought of not having labored in vain
.shile the Industrious mechanic looks for
ward to the time ofsevjving trade-while
The hardy and suffering sailor anticipates
the /" stir Of commerce" with all its attend
ant bless;ngs--this Duane, this vile and ex-
ecrable monster Iii human shape, is blowing
the fame of opposition and dlstrust to the
iust, friendly and liberal offers on the part
OF Britain and tbs wise and prudent polls
cy on the part OF America. Can any true
hearted American restrain his indignation
at conduct SO atIocious Gracious heaven!
what would democracy have Vii nothing
but zvar, bloody, dlreful war, satisfy her :
it cannot be that the ruin OF America is the
object OF very great portion OF the demo-
cratic party. Tney, equally with ours Ives,
have every thing at stake. Why, then, are
they opposed to. peace on honorable terms,
with a nation SO powerful as that of Eng
land That England has injured US, is
most true. That they have now come for
ward and offered satisfactory PREPARATION
for these injuries is likewise true. What
more can we desire
fM. r. Com. AdO.
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tween FIVE and six hundred were obtained
by Mr. Taylor.

NorfoA Leager.3 y
Dispatches were yesterday received by
mail, from Washington, to be forwarded
by his Britannia lnajesty's ship Rosanond,
capt. Walker, and this morning she went
to sea with fair wind. The welcome IN
telligence of an adjustment OF differences
betweenthe two nation, will reach England
in all probability in about IS days.
[NoyoA paper Of Aprll26.
We learn By the Stockholm, Hall, in 90
days from Caps Nichola Mole (arrived at
New York that Christophe's army was on
the heights bonbarding he town, and his
fleet off the harbor. Provisions scarce and
dear--beef and pork s. to $40,
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F o r E G. N.
VIA NEW YORK.
.CAP{TIH ALTON.

.CAPITtLATION,
For che surrender Of AVienna to the army Of
his majesty the emperor ef the FRENCH
and king Of Italy, protector q the Rhe-
aish Cert oderaey.
Il il agreed between the general of diyi-
sion, sAndreossy, grand officer of the ALe-
gion of Honor, and commandment of the
iron crown, appointed by his majesty the
emperor and king; and baron de FAUX
lieut.. genera, and col. Beloutte, in the name
of count O'Reillv, appointed By the town
and garrison of Vienna.
Art. 1. The garrison shall march Out
with the honors of war, carrying away their
field pieces, arms, military chests, equipage,
horses and property. The same rights shall
be allowed to the other corps or divisions in.
the town which may belong to the army.--
The troops shall be conveyed by the shortest
way to the Austrian army, and be supplied
on their route with provisions, forage, wag-
gons, &c. free of expence--Refuscd. The
garrison shall march out with the honors of
war, and after having dehled, lay down
their arms on the glaeis, and surrender pri.
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ANDREossY,
de VAUX, and
BELOUTfEs
GENERAL ORDERS.

GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters at Sch0enbrnnn, Hay IS.
SOLDIERS
A month after the enemy passed the Inn,
on, the same day, as.lhe same hour, we havs
entered Vienna.
His militia landrchrs,) his levies-en-
nasse his ramparts, raised by the impotent
rage of the princes of the house OIL lorraine,
have not been able TO withstand your pre-
ssnce. The princes ofsthat house have a.
tandoned their capital not as warriors Of.
honor, but az selfish men pursued by their
self reproaehes. While they we're flying,
from Vienna, their farewell to it. inhabitants
has been flames and murder. Like Me-
dea, with their own hands they hare maasa-
cred their own children.
ssoLpIrRs!
The people Of Vienna according to the
expression Of the depusasioa Of is ssbufhe,