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PHILADELPHIA, June 19.

A gentleman from Havana, has favour.
ed us with papers of that place to the crd
inst from which we have made few trans
lations for this days Gazette. We also un
derstand from him. that it was uncommoDly
sickly in the port of Havana, attended with
great mortality,--ReLc
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be virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 me
I'D by Harshorn Knsuy, 10 secure the paw
ment of one hundred and six dollars, due to les.
Sc Bennett with interest from the third day of DE.
cember, 1903 win be sold for cash, at public sale
at the court house Of Mason county, and state OF
Virginia, on the last Saturday in July next, four
hundred and seventy five acres Of Lam, living
and being in said county of Mason, adjoining th.
lands of Joseph Mcbride and others.
TR01E-fS HoG, Iin,fec
June 1. w..ov
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MONTuLY ANTHOLOGY --Subscrip.
~ TORS for the Monthly Anthology and Boston
ite0iep, are received n the Book Store OF John r
Jones, Richn,ond-who is agent for the proprie-
tors. This work is published on the first day of
every month, in BOSTON,. and ranks high in the Ii.
terary world. Price S per annum.
june 10 w4w
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virtue OF a deed of trust duly executed
IN and recorded, Will be sold at Buckinghssa
Court bnnse on the second monday in August
next tbein;, court day. twenty or thirty valuasA.
SLAVES, among whom are several tradesnen
sucl az roughC Carpenters, Shoemakers, Wearess
&c. Terms OF sse, one half cash, the other mo
ely p;5a6ic the tirst day of January following
Boad with approved security viii be reo,,,e,s
Tor Tho last payment. At The same time and place
will be offered 400 acres of LAND lying aborr
seven or eight miles above the said Cour, House
terms The same as for the Slaves
By THE TRUSTEE.
May 8. w1swT
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SOHNSQa I. RGAT-. fEYELLERS AM
= SILF-!R-SNITRS, at the Crescent Sign.
nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern, have just re-
ceived, supply of articles III their line, which
IN additio1 10 their former stock renders tbsiC.,
assortment rery complete, consisting of Pearl &.
Topaz Hraast-P Pins, Earrings and Bracelets, Pa
ted CSators, Bread Baskets, and Caatllesticks.
Jewely or Plate furnished on the shortest no.
tee, to any patterns. Orders from their friends
VIII be attended to with theirusuai punctuality.
o. The highest price given for old SILVER or
Gold.
June I. &c
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Wanted, an able and respectable Teacher of
those branches which constitute = liberal couree
of English education viz, Spelling, Reading.
Writing, Grammar, Composition, Mercantile A.
ritnetic, Geography, Gc-The terms will be
such as to render the situation desirable Apply
to l.. II. ClKhRDIu.
June 26. Uff
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Vs1 WILLFP. ,
WSRNEH IEBIs, Executors.
l,A.nI n,rnn %

N Conformity t. decree in chancefy, of he
County Cour' ot Ita'ifa,;, made October
Court one thousand eight buadg.d & eight VIA
be sold, on credit of twelyc r,onths, at HaliE,x
Court House, on lyond:y u, the twenty seventh
d.. of Angus next, it being tie fist dav of tIe
said county court, nine hundred and sixty acres
OF LAND, by late survey or SO much thereof.
as will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes ofthe
sald decree-this Land lies in the county aforc.
SAID, on the waters OF Difficult creek, and beionps
TO the estate Of Ann r. Robertson, deed and viii
be shewn to any person wishing to view The sane,
previous to the day ofsae by capt Robort WADE
living near the premises, Or colonel John Clarke
and Colonel Henry e. Coleman, The Executors.
who will execute deed TO the purchaser, A.
greeable to the said decedent's will, and decree
of the court
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
june ~. 1aw4w
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TOR SALE-Ihe PLANTAY'ION ". yvIeeern
= the subscriber resides, lying in tue county of
Henrlco, aboat ten miles from Richmond, con-
tanning $50 acres Upon il, there is good ID wei.
ling House, with six rooms in it, with every ne
cessaty out house ; all in good repair except the
barn an orchard of the finest apple trees in this
part OF the country an excellent well of water
IN the yard and very good seat for saw mill
where mill might be erected at less exDcnce
than on any other situation am acquainted with
Tie soil is admirably adapted to the culture of
wheat, and produces corn toerably well Cen
tlemen who wish handsome retreat from the
dust ana heat OF Richmond, during the summer.
will not often meet with 'such AN opportunity Q.
sutiDg themselves.
If not previously disposed of at private sale. Il
viii De set up, to the highest bidder, in the " yle
Tavern porch, on the first Monday in August
One half OF the money payable on the 4. s, Ian
1911, (when possession viii be gwen = the other
half ~ II months thereafter. Bond wj.h seen.
rity, tthe punctual payment thereof, TO BE- secu.
red BY deed of trust } will be demanded - 6e
purchaser will have liberty to SOW small gram At
the usual time this fall
This sale is made pursuant to the will of Major
Mosby, ofrecord in Henrico.ofFice-bv
WILLIAM b CHAAfBEPL 6rfNE.
Adisinisrafor with the will eaaeseL
Ju1e - wtds
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" ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The
subscriber viii sell, and give immediate
possession. of that we'll known estate, called
bieniein, situated on the south west mountains :.
In the county OF Albemarle, Containing by late
surveys, two thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres; this Land is peculiarly well adapted TO tI,e
growth OF Wheat and Tobacco, and considered
equal in fertility to- any adjacent thereto. is
about SIX miles from Milton, from which p;sce.
there is an easy navigation for batteau to the city
OF Richmond. O0 the premises lisa large commoii
Gus dwelling House, which, from the elegance of
lis situation, and other advantages, makes it a
desirable residence FOR geptee. family Ii will
be sold entire or divided TO suit purchasers
FURTHER particulars made known By Captain Toh,h
Herris, Albemarle county, Mr.. James Patton.
Alexandria, Messr Macdonald and Ridley. Bal
timore, or JROSS
Who wishes TO sell Land in the counties OF
CulpeppeF, Fauquier, Spotsylvania and Caroline.
also Houses and Lofts, pleasantly and advanta
gcousiy situated on the Hill and Mainstreet. in.
The town fredericksburg.
fredericksburg, Vircino. MayI. If
I z IS hereby agreed, that all contracts or co..
4 partnerships existing between L. H. Girar-
din and ID. Doyle, well as between (. H. Gil
r.rtiiii, u Doyle, and John Wood, as io;nt tea
c''eTs g. tue school, conmon,s known by the.
name OF Girardin's Academy, cease to exist on
Tire first day of September, 1910. AS witness
our hands tIiis 29th of May 1910
!. III 'GiRARDIN,
DAVID DOYLE,
JOHN WOOD,
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May 25

- Y virtue ofa deed ftrust, executed bv lanes
- Hurt, TO the subscriber, to satisfy and nav
sum OF money therein mentioned, due to Iohn F.
Price: win be sold, for ready money, on the
27th day OF this present month, at the Eagle-Ta-
yern, the brick HOUSE L LOT, belonging TO
the said Hurc, lying and being in he city of Rich
north side of the basin OF the canal, as particular.
iydesoribed in the said deed.
HIM. d. WREN, Trasiee.
june 10. al.
- The sale the above property is postpo-
ned to tie 2iet July, when it will positIye!y tase
pace.
June &c. IDS
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( RON CASTINGS, of every descr,nf;on
a (pstierns being furnished) will lie executed
"a the nestest manner. at the Fousdeyy, attached
to the Virginia Marufactory Of Arms
JOHE STAPLES, Superintendent.
April ID wSnn
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VALUABLE PHCpEKTY FOR SALE.
Vie srbso,ihe. IS authorised To sell tie
large z: coinmodicus BRICK BUILDING ON
the Main Street on Sicckoe IlAi, IT present oc-
cupled ny Mr. HiYaiain-AlsC, tde small BRICK
HOUSE, next above The one in which Mr.. Ri
Ys, "a .l.,, ,iVGs' |nd the two WOODEN TENE--
RENTS between the last mentioned house and
Mrs. Braxtons- For particulars enquire of
THOS. TAYLOR
May %, 1910 ~
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= AN-AVAY.-FiYe dollars reward will b
Ia given to any onewho will bring home nv
negro boy WILSON, or inform me where he il
so tnat may get him. he has been way since the
ietter enu OF rep; last, besis bright mulatto
about IS years old, about feet a inches high
am OF opinion ne is hsrbored in this CITY, or
Manchester, rs be has been rereatedIy seen in
both places. expect he has hired himself TO
some tobacco factory, and probably attempts TO
pass as free boy, or says il is with my a,prona.
ton. My reason for suP2osing so, is, that about
a Tobacco Stemmery.
May 25. IF
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UN-rOWDER The propretors OF ,,,c
" RICHMOND POWDER MILLS. o9sr
for sale, by the keg or larger quantity, f and FF
Gun Powder, glazed and ungIazed warranted
equal TO any imported, and on reasonable terms
Retailers at liberty to return the powder, 4
not approved. Apply TO
5;A1fES BROWN, n. Or,
:. - DAVIO s. BURR.
may %. 49, 2aw2w& Iay,,f
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June

{ conseqaence ofthe separation which will
a take place on the first of next September be-
tween i H. G.rardn, D. Doyle, and John
wooi' the UNDERSIGNED viii Jointly from said
dsEe, continue to teach young ladies and gentle
men the same buildings in which tas school
was before Kept, with unintes, Ip.sd zeal, in Sc
Parstc apartments rs hetctofate
1he prices shait he rcd.ccd 20 ten dollars per,
Quarter, tor the Engi5.. branches, CONSISTING. OF
Spelling, Reading, y riting, Geography, Histo
Iy' Aelles Lcitres hteroa1iic Agi;hmei c and
me useful prGcti-zl Jrac-.lcs a. mathematics;
Book keePniS ald The use OF he C.obe4--witl
which
Iae Latin and Greek Iangucges, or either,
viii be taught for II Dollars 50 C:s. Der quar-
ter.
The objects and ADVANTAGES of this connection
wi IN due TIME, be mere fully explained in a.
card, which win be circulated for that purpose.
DAVID DOYLE.
RICHARD BARNEY.
pichmond, June S. tf
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"A" bOOkS.-John X. Jones, nearly OPP.
"a Pos'te 10 she Esgie Tavern, has just reciev.
Ell supply of La1o Books mongst Which are.
Coke Upon Liiileton 8 vols. East Reports, 9
vols bnney's Rsrorts,l vol Robcrtson's ADM
ra'ty's reports, 8 vols. Bees admiralty Reports
and AL others, that in general use which
he viii sell on the most reasonable terms .-
Ncyv Publications.
lie has also received the following New
Publications. ;-Dobson'. Life of Pe,rarch, 2 vols.
handsome pocket editions ;--Elegaut pocket e.
dI;ions OF Marmion, by Scott WIN. Yell, trans.
late J from tie French of Flo.'an --ldenoirs ~,
Frederick and Margaret KlopsLack Translated
from the German John of Lancaster by
cumberland letter from the Mountains
lions Pilgrim Parents assistant, or stories
FOR Children letter on the genius & d;spo.
lions of the French Government, incluJing q
view of the Taxation the French Empire -
The 9th vol. of the transactions of the american
Philosophical society.
CT Bookbindng, in all its branches as Usual
- Orders from the country, executed with
promp,tude and fidelity.
June 5. vA,v
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Try virtue OF deed of trust bearing date 8th
- day of April, 1906, and of record in Gooch.
land county court, executed by William Johnson,
OF Goochland county, and Sally his wife, to the
subscribers, to secure the payment Of six hun
dred pounds, to Kendall Lee of the county o
Fiuyanna, payable by equal instaInen,s, annually,
commencing from the 25th December, 1905 -
Will be exposed to sale, at Public auction, at
Ioochland court house, for ready money, on the
10th day of July next, that being Goochiand ct.
day,
A TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on the waters of Lickinghole creek, in The
county OF Goochland, containing by estimation,
three hundred fourteen and one half acres, be
the same more OF less, and bounded BY the lind
OF Shadrach Vaughan, Duguid Minis & others.
It heing the tract of Land. conveyed by Kindali
Lee, TO the said William Johnson, by deed of e.
quail date, with said deed of trust, or so much
thereof, as will be sufficient to pay and satisfy
Charles Smith, assignee Of Thomas Wells, iunr.
who was assignee ofKmdaLl 80, the sum Ct two
hundred pounds. with in,eres; from 25th day of
December, 1903, it being ae asst i,.si riment, in
tended to be secured ty .ar t>cc Il ;.ist. We
snail convey such title 3gy IS ~ bold as tsus-
tees.
WAPNFP yTfETc
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y OTICE- Those 80 gnom tie estate or So.
y mUe WoGdscn deed. late u Csoctiand
county, is indeblea % III be pleased 40 bring for
ward their claims properly authenticated, ,i.at
provision may be made to discharge u,e same -
Those who are INDEBTED 10 tbs estate, are reoIes.
ted to make payment immediat. ", as the s;t;ati.
Or Of said estate is such, that no Indulgence can
be given.
Wss MILLEP, , D
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June %. $3.50
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-30
Congrs6 Of ths-United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
FstDAr, Ap,ilas.
fcoNcLuDEp.]

ETaken5sr the Aiexandria Gasesse.
CThe bill to extend the time of payment
for public lands in certain cases, (Which
was under consideration when our report
closely was passed. The question on the
6nal passage was taken by ayes add noes,
and STOOD, ayes So, noes IS.
, Tbs house went into committee Of the
whole on the bill authorizing the erection Of
certain light housss--Mr. Macon in the
shair. The bill was reported, with An A.
amendment. And the house adjourned.
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Svessei, sisher IN repairing hsi, or q farAisa-
higher her o@esss Of crew with supplies,
tiof any Kind Or IN sny manner whatsos.
Vel, srif my pilot shaH assiss a nayisas.
ing shs saia atmsd vessel, contrary 20 this
pfohibitiSs, unlsss for the purpose NJ car.
lyins her beyond the limits and jarisdicsioa
ofihs unhsa ssasslshe person Of psfsons
10 oGenans, shall be fable sote bound .
their good behaviour, md shall moreover
forfeit and pay y sum no. exceeding swo
thousand dollars, to be recovered upon in-
diesm.n, or Information, in any court Of
sompesens Jurisdiction: one noisty shsre-
Of TO the treasury of,he United States, and
the ether moiesy 70 che person who shan
give inforaatiou and prosecute the same TO
eass. :. Provided, That if the prosecution
shall be by public officer, the whole tor.
fixture shsIl accrue to the treasury OF the
United Stairs" So.
d" Sec. 8. Ind be it further enacted, That
shs President Of the United States, be, and
hereby is authorised to employ the public
armed vessels, in protecting the commerce
of shs United States and to issue instrue-
tons which shall be eonfermable 70 the
laws and usuages Of nations, for the 60
vessment of the ships, which may. be en-.
ployed in that service"
Sec. s-Strike out from the word d.
fsvsaid' in ,he a7th line, to the end Of
the sect ion." ,.... f.. .
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SATURDAY, Abril 2s.

Mr. Miinor reported q resolution, which
was passed in the house, to d.fray the ex.
peuces incurred under the orders of the
house, by the committee appointed to en-.
auire into the cause or causes of the great
mortality in general Wilkinsan's Late army,
and the committee appointed to enquire ia
to the conduct of general Wilkinson. The
resolution allows the witnesses who have
been before the committees three dollars
each, asaay, for atteudaace, and twelve and
a half cents for miliages
A resolution was received frem the Sc
nate proposing an amendment to the con.
stitution, prohibiting citizen from re-
ceiving any title of nobility, pension, salary
or emolument fpom any emperor, prince or
posentate, on Pain of forfeiting his citizen.
ship. Read twice and referred to a COM
uitsee of the whsle ON the state Of The un-
ion.
A bill from the senate to erect the terri
tory Of New Orleans into state, was read
twice and referred to committee Of the
whole. .,.....
A bill from the senate for the relief OF
>n-.s NoOeTtSous was &c AZ SWtSS SAao AiASS
the order of the day fer Monday.
o. motion of Mr.. RanddAA, the house
resumed the consideration Of the bill te re.
ducc the naval establishment Of the United
States e: -. :. r.. ~,
After considerable debate, My. Munfar8
moved 70 postpone indefinitely. .,. ~
This motion was negasived, ayes 20, noes
50. :. =-- i.
Aftsr taking the ayes and noes At least
half dosen times on various amendments
aud proportions; ap amendment passed 70
aushorise tAe president 20 keep in service,
such number Of frigatss and armed vessels
as he may think proper, and TO lay the re.
maindsr up in ordinary presided the nan-
Der of seamen tn actual service shall not ex.
cesd one thousand four hundred and TWEEN
sy. Eve. -
M. RandepA moved % amead the bill
so az to reduce the marine corps to four
companies Of seventy.swo men. one captain
and three lieussnan,s each. Ihn amsas.
mens was carried.
Adjsvruedt a.... ~.
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III the Senate Of the United States.
TUESDAY, AbrlA.

The bill for continuing the charter Of the
Bank Of Alexandria was read third time
aud passed. ......
Mr. Mtigs reported a bill allowing CON.
.PsRsa.ion to Robert Robinson which was
r:ad and passed to a second reading:
Ar. Smith Of Maryland, from tn. COM
mittee 10 whom was referred the bill, emit.
tied IAN act concerning commercial inter.
course between the United States and G.
Britain and France and their depsuciss, and
for other purposes" REPORTED the same with
the following amendments.
Sec. I. line 2-Strike out from the
word that" to the end of the section, and
insert, " from and after the passage of this
act, no British or French armed yesssl shall
De admitted 70 enter the harbors or waters
uteler the jurisdiction of the United States;
bur every British o, French armed vesse
is hereby inserdictsd. except when they
shall be forced in by distress, by The danger
of the sea, or when charged with dispatches
or business from their government, or COM
ing as public packet for the conveyance o.
letters, in which cases az well as in ell o.
thers, when they shall be permitted to en-.
ter, the commanding officer shall immedi.
asely report his vessel to the collector Of the
district, stating the object or causes OF his
entering the harbors or waters Of the u.
States and shall take such position .hesein
as shall b. assigned him by such collector,
and shall conform himself, bis vessel and
crew, to saeh regulations respecting health,
repairs, supplies, stay, intercourse aud de-
parture, as shall be signi6ed to him BY the
said collector, under the authority and d.
rections of the President of the u. States,
and not conforming thereto, shall be reeuir.
ed to depar, from the u. States" -.
Strike out The second, third and fourth
sections and insert. -. =.
"Sec, 2. And6eit further enacted, Tha
al! pacific intercourse with any inserdicsed
foreign armed vessels, the officers or crew
thereof are hereby forbidden; and if any
psrsos shall afford any aid to such armed
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The Thomas 5rfsrsOn. AmoRg the A
merican vessels 6sra' By tie French in the
Bay of Cadiz, was the ship Thos. Jefferson
of this port. The information already pub
Eshrd, sespeesiug that cruel and barbarous
transaction, IS confirmed BY the following
extract Of letter from the supercargo of
this vessel. The letter was dated al Ca
diz, on the 10th of March, and was re.
euived by the owners yesterday.
"Immedia,sly' on my being informed of
the situation Of The ship, got letter from
Mr.. Hackney (thr eonsuD to the eomman.
der ofrhe gun boats on that station, solicit
ing assistance TO endsavor to save some part
Of the cargo. With these sent an officer
and men, whilst ] exerted myself to send
yhem stiil more tficisnt aid from hence
This, however, I soon found to be imprae.
,icahle. On Friday the officer and men re-
turned, not having been able to reach the
ship; but they Witnessed her dsstrpc:ion
from on board man Of war. 1t seems that
when the tide left the Thomas JEFFERSON, a
herd of Frcnchmen marched down, drove
captain. Densmore and crew on. of her and
immediately set her on FIRE, when she was
entirely destroyed. Mr.. --, who was
on board the ship, was also marched off
with capt. Denxmore.
A. During the piolcaee Of the tcmpess,sd-
miral PurVis rendered indiscriminate as
sistance to every object within his reach. ]
lament 70 add, that helost two officers and
4 12 men ia these humane endeavors."
Another letter from the same gentleman,
Gated the ;22d of March, states that " no
seeounts had been received Of capt. Dens-
@ore, nor any of the American masters
and crews. The French had no, permitted
lacy eemmunicatioa with Cadiz. ..
/ Atril2s.
LassStfrSm Spain.-By ship United
States, capt. GrGon, in the very short pas.
sage Of Is days from Cadiz, Spanish papers
70 Tie s9th ult. are received. They howe
yer contain nothing either new or interest
jpg. We are informed verbally that the
Freneh remained masters OF al the country
IN the opposite shores Of the Bay Of Cadiz.
They we've left in quiet possession, entirely
unmolssted, and were working constantly
in strengthening their posts. They had
eommenced heavy Gre upon the Caracas,
or naval stores, with red hot shot. Skin.
mishes between the advanced parties oeca-
.ionally took place, bat nothing Of any great
consequence occurred The remains OF
Albuquerque's army, from 8 to 1000 men,
Ewere on the Island about 1000 English
troops and the same number of Portuguese,
sOrsmandsd by English officers. In the
sown. the inhabitants and military spoke
sonadspJy Of their being able to hold out.
The govsrsnaers was conducted by. the
Junta and the regency, in conjunction. the
foNier taking care, however, 70 retain the
sole and absolute control Of the finances.
ia consequence Of this, rupture had taken
place between Albuquerque and the Junta---.
lbuquerqus bad lost much Of his popular.
y. .-., - :
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TO RENT..

A very oonmodious Bakk Dwell;
ling and Warehouse, on in gsod Ded1s, III,
ated On Ting street, u the tseie6 h6fApod of
good water, md % exreilens stand fos tas;-
nsss. 40, three Other btiek a 1fkngs On
the se1e street on; efvtlacA NJ 9 e6b1
wsrshepee - { 1sueesY Stots nd DC tiltl.
ton squsily e6ed IL busine y,difof
oil Tho ssost property xill, = - rsssev.
DE. 6. ~. ~
I. Aadrev scholaes4
Vic 4ss jsss received M ~ ~ ~
AquaEd4 sfSToNE LlleR 81 sssst;
Sentqua6ty: -
; Spe. Y 80 - ss1k