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e. Removal.

THE subscriber intends to remove trora
Dumfries to the town of Stanton, Augusta
county, Virginia. about the last of the pre-
sent month. Those who have confided busi-'
ness to his care, will please apply to FAlhf'
Harrison, Or William II. G. Dede, who are
in possession of their papers and particularly
informed of the state OF their suits.
John II. Peyton.
Dumfries, June 6-I6j eol2t
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Notice is hereby given,
lmfries, June 6-tl6j

NUlICe IS HSItDy SIVcH, z
That petition will be pres nted to the next
general assembly Of Virginia, praying leave
TO make turnpike road from the foot of
Great Hunting Greek Bridge, leading from
Henry-street, in the town of Alexandria, to
the town of Fredericksburgh, pursuing the
present stage rout as near as practicability OF
ground combined with shortness Of distance
will admit.
June Is. law4w
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Fyeemans' Journal

Connecticut brosecutions.-It is wonder
full that it should be made question By
zuhom the prosecutions for libels in Connec-
.ticut were instituted. Mr.. Jefferson, in his
second inaugural speech, recommended to
those who had leisure .tor the purpose, to
subject to tie sanitary coercion efhs aw
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terdam, which left thai port On the % Of
July, bringing similar accounts to those re-
ceived from Helgoland."
By Mr.. Brown, who arrived al Halifax
on the 23d inst. we likewise learn that the
ship lord Sheffield arrived there on the 18th
from Liverpool, with letters from Scotland
containing the same information.
(M. 7. Com. Ady.y
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N O r IC 3.

b LOST, or mislaid, Certificate ofsene
Share of the Capital Stock Of the Bank of Po-
tomac, standing in the name of SusanraA
hnmaton. Application will be made to the
Board for a renewal Of said certificate by
Andrew Jameson,
Richard Weightman.
Executors.
August 81. sts
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PHILADELPHIA, August %.


Yesterday arrived schr. Swift, Young, 90
days from Martinico by her we learn that
the British still continue to enact the heavi-
est duties, and lay the greatest impositions
on the Americans that they are able.
1t was said at Martinlco when the Swift
sailed, that all the heavy British ships OF
war, except adm. Cochrane's ship who was
bound to Halifax, were ordered for Eng
land, and that par, Of the garrison was to be
embarked for England at the same time,
there being more work for them in Europe,
than in the West Indies.
The French privateer schooner Superior,
captain Brevoir, who during the embargo,
carried by permission of our late blessed
president, two cargoes from this port, and
as many from Charleston, for the supply Of
the city of St. Domingo having by the
capture of that place, and the blockade of
Guadalupe, lost all place of rendezvous in
the West Indies determined to take the be-
ne6t of the British convoy from the w. |.
made sail SO as to fall in with them on their
way to Europe, soon boarded five large
ships, plundered them of cash, and such
movable articles as he thought proper to
take or board his own schooner, and then
set them on fre-and we are told, he means
to- take the same benefit as far as he is able,
to Europe. II
Yesterday arrived brig Matilda. Captain
Bowen, go days from st. Bartholomew.
The ship Louisiana, for New York, sailed
in co. Left there the brig Neptune, Cal
hoon, OF this port; the brig Hetty, Clarke,
of this port from Martnico !; the brig Bet
sey, of and from Baltimore Just arrived,
| with several others not recollected. On the,
2oth instant, in lat. IS, long. 70, spoke the
brig St. Croix Packet, from this port for
St. Jago, out 8 days, all well.
A letter from Amsterdam, dated July 4,
received per the Packet, says,
The Friendship, from New York. and
Harmony, from Boston, captured by a
French privateer, and brought into the Tex
q, and taken from her by the boats of the
Dutch men of war, who got possession of
their papers, have been released by order of
the king, the capture being declared illegal.
1t now depends on the construction of the
decree of the Goth June, whether their car
goes can be sold, which is hoped will be
permitted.
The Pallas is..arriyed from Virginia"
el.-e =
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FifherieS to Rent.

I WISH to rent my Eishing Shores with
4he Striking Tubs, &c. for the next season
or if desired, will let them for term Of
y ars.
M Bulhrod Wilmington.
Monut.Y ernon, July &. lavtf
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ROYAL ORDER.

ROYAL ORDER.
-. LIMO our sovereign, D. FERDI-
Luz UT and in his royal name, the su-
|sasp central governing junta Of the king
|PIsuS considering that the great and va yaiua-
DOM 1'm;n;;ons, which Spain possesses IN the
Dls ~, av'' are NOT properly colonies or iacto.
ia,''' FL those of other nations, but an es-
'' 'ss.I and integral part OF the Spanish
s;.slon; and desiring TO draw close, ana
knoS .dsr ;ndissoluble, the sacred ties which
20 . N the dominions of Spain, as well as
UNIV. va, - the heroic loyalty and patriotism
%, ,sbP;eb thew have given SO decisive proof
!. conjecture the most critical that any ma
sss ever Witnessed his majesty here
y" a I'll that the kingdoms, provinces,
= ;.lrs which fern the before said do
s unions. ought to possess national repre-
.sa,aiion near his royal person, and to con-
:Sn,te part Of the supreme central govern
81 ;unta of the kingdom, by means OF Its
,roe9r5esOona:ng deputies. From the time
~, this roval resolution takes effect, the
s -. ROYALTIES Of New Spain, Peru, the new
kingdom Of Granada, and Bnenos Ayres,
together With the independent ,cip'a,i.'e'
general Of the Isle OF sSuoa, TOTO NO.
! e;oatsmaiin, Chill, the PROVINCES Of Aene:
a.sla and the Philippines, snail each pcs
,rss the right TO nominate an individual as
,be representative OF its respective district.
| In consequence Of this resolution, your ex-
\ . b.
eslency viii take care, that IN tns cheI e.
ties Of the viee-royaIty under your COM
mand, the provincial assemblies snah pro-
coed to name three lndavidaads' OF knowh
probity, talents, and 'niormation' exempt
| from every thing which can lessen snein N
public opinion, your cxcelleney inss'ihng III
10 the minds OF the provincial assemblies
the scrupulous exactness with which they
ought to proceed toSthe election OF the a.
iOrrsaid Individuals; and that the electors,
totally divesting themselves OF that spirit OF
party whichis wont to predominant IN such
cases, shall attend only 70 strict merit and
god citizen and a Jealous patriot.
lhe election OF the three individuals being
nmnleted the assemble shall proeeed. with
he usual solemn,tv 70 cast lots for one of
III. three and the FIRST individual whose
name name shall be drawn, shall be considered as
The vlrctsd renresentatiye. The assembly
shall Immediately communicate to your ex
cslsnev. a certified note of the person on
whom The lot has fallen, his name, title,
country. ape. employment or profession !:
r Sssd'sr H'ln saen o'ner circumstance po
As soon as your excellency shall have re-
eeised The certificate of the person elected
in the capital, and elsewhere in your vice.
royalty, you shall proceed in conjunction
with the royal council; and after due ex-
animation of the aforesaid certificates, shall
elect three individuals out of the whole, in
whom the most commendable qualities u
alte, either from your own personal know
ledge or opinion, or from public report : and
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The G1e0t Rottle.--Thc letter, received
by Messrs. Russel and Cutler, and publish
ed by Us yesterday, respecting second bat
tie betweenshe French and Austrians, also
states, that q vessel hid arrived from Rot
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AUTHOR OF MODERN GEoGRAPAT, sc.
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1t is expected the work will be completed
An ten or twelve volumes, each containing be-
tween eight and nine hundred pages of letter
press besides several elegant engrayings.
A quarter of a volume, or one number, is
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~. 10 non-sahscribers the price will be com
siderably enhanced.
AAisi of the names of such as patgonise this
valuable work by subscription, will be pub-
Ishedin the last volume.
~ The English edition sells at IL slollary
a volume.
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a valuable Blaekz1msth and his
Wife for Sale.

FOR SALE, valuable BLACKSMITH, who
is also pretty good Caraenser. with his
WEE.
Enquire of the Printer.
August 81. DIFF
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BY THE BRITISH JULY PACKET.


Private Correspondence Of the PHILADELPHIA
Register.
/" LONDON, 1uly5.-Since our quotations
by the packet OF last month, American cot
tons have been 1-2 Cd. per ID. lower ):
but they have recovered again about i'd
and very considerable sales have been made
at Liverpool.
6 Ashes are lower, particularly pearl
ashes, which are now quoted only at SIS.
and pot ashes SOS. per cwt. and in calm, the
consumers looking for a further decline.
Rice has lowered to 2Os. SOS. per cwt. as
in quality. Coffee and HAVANA sugars are
Is. a Is. higher. American -four has de-
clined about is. Is. per barrel, and we
think the decline would have been more
considerable in consequence of the large
arrivals from your side, but that the
prospec. for our ensuing harvest is not SO
good the wheat crops are expected to be.
deficient.
S Our information from Holland is not
so satisfactory as we could wish, respecting
the admission of American vessels: indeed
it does not appear to be correctly known
there what course Wiil be pursued by the
government; our friends give reason to
suppose, that cargoes of tobacco and pot
ashes, direct from America, will be admit
ted; but we are not totally without appre-
hension on that head. There is likewise
some expectation that rice, Java coffee, and
Java sugar may be included in the articles
to be admitted, but it is at present very IN.
certain.n
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which arrived on "wednesday from 1aliIax,
brought dispatches to be forwarded to him
at Washington. Boston Rep.
.strazus.--Lisht Strauss, saith the pro-
verb, shcw which way this: wind blows. The
following therefore are pointed out to our
readers and leave themto draw their own
conclusions.
At respectable meeting Of the Democra-
tic citizens of Lower Delaware Ward, con-
vened by public notice at the house OF Benz
Roberts sign Of the Columbus, North Sc
cond- street, Philadelphia, Aug. ID, 1909.
Britien EstiN was chosen Chairman,
and
George w. Bratram, sec'ry.
.Resoived, That in our opinion negocia-
tions with the United States have been art
fully protracted by England, as pretext
for insultins. our g'oOerRn,ent, robbing our
merchants and enslaoing our seamen. -
TINT GOVERNMENT SEEING CUR
INJURIES DAIL4e ACCOMMODATING,
CANONLTluERI little CONFIDENCE
AND SUPPORT or ITS CITIZENS,
5 BIZ SHUTTING THE DOOR TO FUR
TIER .NEGOLLATI0M 81
Fron. the Boston Chronicle.
f 6 AS the British have treated us thus per-
hdiously, it is requisite for the interests of
our country, that zpe should endeavor to con-
cikate France"
In the present situation Of affairs, we must
either continue the embargo policy, or use
every exertion to bring the commercial trea-
ty with France to favorable issue. As the
British have thus treacherously conducted
towards nation who have done and riskcd
every thing to preserve their friendship, it
is bur just that zve should nozU attempt TO con-
cilaate France.
Thus if reliance is to be placed on the O.
pinions Of demo cratic visitors we are to have
war with Great Britain and alliance with
France"
~. I. En-. Past.
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aIerannrta paflp @a3ettt.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81.

Mr.. Jackson must have been sometime
on his passage to America. A schooner
which arrived on Wednesday from Halifax,
brought dispatches to be forwarded to him
at Washington. Boston Rep.
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b., Printing IN al. Is ra,;s., nsa..
''ased At this eFss.
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NEw-YoRK, august 26.

NEW-Y DIRK, HUSust 20.
Captain Rogers, of the ship Clara, from
St. Croix, spoke the British armed brig
Snap, capt. Barclay, who informed him that
there had been several British frigates and
sloops of war lost off Guadalupe in hea.i
Wy gale about the Cd August.
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Nstake Corrected.-The newspapers have
published an account brought by capt. Has
kill, that hehad been informed at sea, that
gen. Armstrong; family had embarked for
America in ship bound to Philadelphia !;
the ship in question arrived at this port this
forenoon, and brings the family Of Mr..
Thomas Armstrong, andnot of gen. Arm
strong, the ambassador. 81
Eveni1g Past.]
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N. B. A few likely young Negroes, will be ta-
ken'n part payment DR..
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"DsArn, great proprietor Of all, It's thine, i
10 tread out empires aud to quench the
stars
"The SUN himself by thy permission shines,
And, oneday, thou shalt pluck him from his
sphere 2"
:. We have to record another striking instance Of
the frailty OF human fe--of the brief, feeble and
precarIous tenure on which the most ample worlds
iy positions are held. SO Mans life CONSISTENT no.
IN the abundance Of the things which he posses.
eth"--Col JOHN BEALE, gentleman O.
large fortune, and great worth and respectable.
ty departed this evil and deceitful lie on Satur.
day the Dist Instant, after an illness of eleven
days-He was arrested at this place by the
king ofterrors. on his way to Baltimore from his
late residence, in Botetourt County--From a
state OF apparent perfect health, he suddenly
laid on bed of languishing and from The height
OF suhlunary prosperity, precpitated down /" tn
the valley of the shadow of death" He has left
a disconsoiate family to bewail this severe and
unexpected stroke Of divine Providence Te
them we would say, Haste--haste--he lies in
wait; he's at tile door, nsidious death - there
fore, Be ye also ready. Fredrricks 6u,e Her.
aid.
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I'm Wednesday, the 18th, (ifnot fair, the next
~ far day, OF November next, will be sold,
on credit OF six months, at the late dwelling of
WIN. fuquay, decd in Chesterfield, the Stock of
every kind, Household and Kitchen Furniture. &.
crops ofeyery kind also, a few NEG ROES. the
purchasers giving bond and approved security, to
carry interest from date if not punctuaiIy paid.
All persons having claims against the said de-
cedent, are desired to bring them forward before
the day OF sale, as am wishful Of closing my adj
m'n!stration, as soon as possible, and those who
are indebted may be assured no further ndul-
Bence can be allowed
3oHN LEWIS MORGAN, Adm,r.
October 81. q,U
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: swIrr's =" Conduct ofthe Allies"

Within few days, two persons have been
found guilty, in the city OF N York, of" uaeying
counterfeit bark notes, knowing them to be
such" The fact Of oygisS was not made out
The evidence adduced on these trials proves, that
an ingenious and general plan has been laid,
perhaps throughout the u. S. for circulating
the counterfeit Notes ofdiGerent banks.
II seems, that these Notes are manufactured
and sold in Cdnada--where there is general
mandatory established for this purpose Like
the two thieves in the Butchers shop, the buyer
and seller expect to escape punishment by diy.
son on the offence. He that forges the notes in
Canada, does not +" UTTER them--And he that Ut
tiers them In the United States, does not forge
them.-They are however apt TO be deceived in
both cases. The |orgetS in Canada las appears
from an article in this psper) have been punished,
for conspiracy to deiraud the subjects of the
government of the u. S." The utereys i'm New
York have been nsbbed for the mere passing of
counterfeits, knowing them TO be such"
1t IS said, too, that the mandatory in Canada
sometimes merely sells the engraving of the
note, leaving the writing to be filed up by the
pen OF Tire buyer-and that whole quires have
been bought up at reduced prces--the profits OF
retailing must be so great, because of the great.
ness of the risk
The two convicts in question were part or a
gang, who had some time before arrived in the
city of New-York from Boston " with conside
rabie quantity OF counterfeit notes ON different
banks, which, il appeared, they had there pur
chased, at prices proportonedt to tie nestness of
the execution, aud the exsctness OF the imitation
OF the genuine notes. They were most common
" purchased Mt ten dsiidys the hundred 1t fur.
uief appeared in evidence; that those counterfeit
notes were .nishufact,ired in Canada, from thence
transmitted to Bostsni ssheye dcpoH are s,fdbiIsA-
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coUHTERFkI7'kRs nk9scrEp.

gong Of desferate villains have dtciy
been defeetedfn Ohher Canada, in counter
JGuny ana passing bills Of The Columbia
ta'ik IN MS state I've ofwhon,, viz. Charles
.Vorfon, alias, Phiiandcr .Nobirs, JpiHiam
"m'th crane, Levi Rim6ie Roberts, Samuel
ofring ana Josehh Harris, were conuicfed
en- he 1911 uifimo, and sentenced 10 SIR
months imfirisonmenf 10 stand m TIE nil.
fsTy one h0'tr; hay a fine Of fspenty hounds
5afgaS currency, and give seeuriiv in tzpo
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HAR7FoRD. Oef o..

On Thursday last, the Hon. General Ne
sem6ly, atfofnfed his Ercelencv JoHs
1READwsLL. Governor offhis stafc, in the
room ofhs ErceHeney Gouernor 2rup6ulk.
decreased.
1h0nas Day, Eng. is nhhoinfed Secreta-
~ ~ fhe rosm Of Samuel IpyHys, Esquire,
office. '"'
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iiirDmonn Ti)satrf.
The public are respectfully Informed, there ,uiH be
no Postponenrent account Of weather.
Mr.. &c MKs. CLARKE's BENEFIT.
- -. 4
On "Wednesday Evening, November 1, 1909, w Il
be presented, Schiller's celebrated Ifasedy, OF
THE ROBBERS.
RlrDnionn Ti)satre.,
THE ROBBERS.

VI this most extraordinary production, it is pre-.
oapis that different opinions may be formed by
the Critics, according to those various standards
oy winch they are in use. to examine and to rate
the ,, merit OF Grammatical compositions /; but ali
viii acknowledge it to abound with passages Of
the most superior excellence, and exhibit situ-
atoms, the most powerfully interesting that can
be figured by the imagination. This 7yaSedy
touches equally those great master. springs of
1erer and of pity. 1t sxhibits conflict Of the
PASSIONS, so strong, so varied, and so affecting,
that the mind is never allowed to renose IT,
self bat is hurried onthrough alternate emoti-
ons OF compassion and abhorrence, of anxiety and
terror, OF admiration and regret, to the catastro-
phe. The language too, is bold and energetic,
highly imPassloned, and perfectly adapted to the
expression OF that sublimity of sentiment which
II is intended to convey. II has been translated
INTO every European language, and performed Mt
the various Theatres, with success correspon-
dent to its merit
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y AN-AWAY, from my house, on Tuesday.
Il Goth September, negro woman named
MhkY, about twenty or twenty-five years old
She IS short black woman and tolerable likely.
expect she will make towards Manchester, as
size was lately bought at that place of Mr.. ijho
+. Robertson. fbelievs she was raised by n Mr..
Branch near Manchester. / will be thankful TO
any person who meet, with her to have lrer sec,-
red and sent to me, or committed to some fail.
shall willingly pay for any extra expense o. tr,u.
Die that they may be at in securing her, besolei
the legal fee for sking up.
SAM. w. vENABLE.
Prince EdwsrdCourt House.
otssbsr ~. %sv
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d. and from whence they are circulated through.
out every part Of the U. s."

MARRIED, Mr.. Thomas Marshall, eldest soa
Of the Chief Justice Of the u. S. to Miss Marys-
ret Lewis, eldest daughter of Mr. p. Lewis Of
Charles City County.
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IN CouNc1L, October oath 1900

IN CoUNcIL, October oath, 1909.
PROPOSALS will bs received, by the Exc.,,.
= i've, until the l4th day of next month, for
'urniSh!ng the following TIMBER, viz.
40 pieces f. White Oak Plank. y fee, Io,o, "A
inches wide, 3 inches thick.
20 90. Go. 20 inches long, IL by 8.
i4O do. do. 3 feet long, a by 9.
I40 do. do feet long, 8 by 8
~ DO. do. do. do. g by
l4V Axle Trees, feet long, BY of
Hickory,
$500 White Oak Spokes, 9 feet inches long. A
bv 3, d
1850 Willow Oak Felloes, Q feet inches long. A.
by 8,
$50 Blackburn Nayes, 14inches long, J. by IL.
40 Pieces OF Hickory, feet long, 4 by 3,
20 Pieces OF A,h, z feet long, by 2,
Seasoned timber will be preferred.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON,
Ocio5.r 81. &,
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BUCKIWG HAN COUNTY, TO 4it:
AIKEN up, by Susanna Wilcox,g, Sorral
MAKE, about a feet inches high, hang
ing name and switch tail, hlemish in each eve.
star in her forehead, and some saddle spots on
her back supposed to be ten or twelve years old
last spring Also, young sorrel colt by her side,
SAID to have been foaled since she was taken u5,
both appraised to the sum of rs dollars
4 Copy.
X. ELDRIDGE, jr. d. g..
October 81. ,v2,
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Tor SALE, a Tract of LAND, in the co,,n.
y OF Bedford, about IL miles from Lynch.
ourg' and two from New-London, adjoining
Messrs. James Steptoe, N Reed and VIM Ir.
vine: This Land lies in an agreeable neiehbor
hood, and has many other accommodating The
LAID will be sbewn by Robert Bfadhde, living
on the same, The terms of sale may be known Nv
applying to me, in Richmond. or to capt. Will
am Irvine. DAVIDSON BP4UFIJTE.
octoDer 81 w4w
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-Four Dollars Per An,a .n.-Pa;d in Aa,ancr.l
Pad N Asa"al

RTe The price Of this par n to sab
scribersis fotr dollars PER an, un,, to b
Said in Advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, nat eg 'ceeding' q
square in length GO Ines are insert
ed, the. FIRST time forsevent9'. foe cents
three zveeks Csix fines far three dol
lars and for evers Subsequent insert;-
on, th,rty-three cents. Long ones IN
the same probortion. In jd:vor efhiose,
however, zuho dduertise by the gear ei-
fher once ar troice a zueeek a DEDUCTION
from the above Price Of tzvetaty per cent,
IS, made