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FRIDAY, Anil 6.

Dir. Smile .aid 0n the table q resolution
to make O'clock III the morning the hnur
70 which tic hons shall ad ourn, for the
remainder OF the session, instead OF II,
lhs usual holr. ....3
Sandry private petitions, reports on ptr.
,;ans and Local bills were presented and re.
terred.
The house then went into committee OF
the whole on the report of the committee
of claims on the petition of John Murray,
Mr.. u .sha in the chair. The committee
disagreed to the report Of the committee OF
claims, which was on accouo, of the statute
OF nmi,atlon unfavorablt. The commltte.
also disagreed to the ref ort on the petition
of Lucy Dixon, which had been referred
to the same committee as also she reports
on d., p-n,ion of Authur ST.. Clair and Da.
vld D,nt kw,ll. Likewise an the bills Tor
the rene. Nargare, La2s-y. mo. Ihomp-
son, John ,,ilnor and Mos Young. The
COMMITTEES rose and reported bills in favor
Of The ahor=.
The b.| fos the relief of Margaret Lap
sty, Law Dixon, Arthur St. CLAIR and
Davld H,., XIV il, Was laid on The table and
ORDERED " b. printed. The bills f"r the
relief OF John Thompson, John MI
nor, and Moss Young were ordered TO
third reading tomorrow.
The house resolved itself into committee
Of the whole on the bill for the reliet OF
William Baylan-Mr. Desha in the chair
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.Frsm the Repertery, March SO.
FURTHER IMPORTANT EXTRACTS.

FURTHER IMPORTANT EXTRACTS. .
Besides the particulars OF the note OF
lord Wellesley stated above, & which we
assert with the most perfect confidence
may be relied upon as correct, we add the
following, which with no less assurance we
announce as truth.
"Tke British government in their OIL
,isl communication TO Mr.. Pinkney censHre
the publication Of secretary Smith ie'fer 70 .
A. Pmkney, of the 2sd Of N0"eSoe', anu
consider Mr.. Pinckney's ststemsns 70 leem
on the Sd Januarp az bostomsd on that ,et-
ter. They were led al first, to hope 'nas
The dispute was entirely PERSONA, ano e1-
dresses great regret rs wen as indisndf''"
y discover is almost entirely nat.eno'.-.
They consider the jussi6satioD OF prescribe
hsNri9sn eommUnisasioDs, cxrl9siVsg 70
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Valuable Land for Sale.

I'm pursuance of certain DEGREES Of the
l. worshipful court Of Fairfax county, we
the subscribers, commissioners in the said
DEGREES mentioned, will expose to public sale,
at the house Of Charles I. Love, Esq. in said
county, on Thursday the Attn day Of May
next tif fair, if not the next fir dlyj
Sundy Traits Of Land,
containing together eleven hundred and nine
teen and an half acres, situated In the said
county Of Fairfax, on (be waters OF Cub and
Flatl,ek runs, on the old turnpike road, and
commonly known by the name of Salisbury
On these lands there are valuable improves
ments-The terms of sale will be for ready
money. -. -.
Charles Tyler, jun.
Humphrey Peake.
april 7 cots
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THAT tie subs, "iner has obtained from
Orphans Court OF Charles county, Jet
tiers documentary on tine persona! estate Of
CEariis Pye, deceased. AL those who have
claims against sid deceased, are requested to
cxhlbi, the same Legally proved to The supssri
bar on or before the first day of October next
they may otherwise by law be EXCLUDED from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this first day of April. 1910.
Nichs. Stonestreet, Err.
April 7. law3tp.
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Cong'sis Of the United St:tes.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THURSDAY, April S.
(CoNCLUDED.l
Taken for the alexandria Gazeste.]

Taken for the Atexaadria Gazeste.]
The committee Went through The exami-
nation of the post routes as Tar as the state
of Virginia. When, on motion Of Mr..
Randolph, the committee rose. reported
progress, and had /, ave 20 sit again.
a message from The president covering a
communication from the secsetary OF state,
relative to the imprisonment of American
seamen, made agreeabIy to an order Of the
house, was read and ordered to be printed.
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

ne towing information from '.ondon,.i 10
gentleman of this town, is handed us by
one, who is incapable Of knowingly abusing
rhr publfs confidence for single moment.
Il il rnqusssionably derived from an au.
shcntic source and our readers We think
n,ay perfectly rely on its truth.
In formal communication from lord
Wellesley TO Ma pinkuey, the conduc. of
our executive and The proceedings of eou-
gross, Subsequent 10 the late negotiations,
arc csnsured ia the most uncquivocal man
DER. .... .
~, 10 asserted by the British eabine,
that Mr.. Jackson behaved only as his duty
required; that the charge against him is
esoundless; and that he, as we'll as king and
country, are treated with an unprecedented
rudsnsss anl grossncss by the Uultsd
States.
Lord Wellesley beginning with the OF.
fer to renew MIR. Jays treaty, recltes Sc
riss OF facts, proving the sincere and unl.
form desire Of Great Brita;a to meet the
United States on fair and friendly conduit
ons, all which have been met with contra,
~ spiriI by the government Of the United
States: and he says, that now it is the be-
lief of the British cabinet, that every over
,ure of Cancellation, on their part must DC
unavailing, because our government, are re-
solved that no adjustment of differences
shall be made; and he adds, that although
they are disposed to .receive propositions
from US, yet il cannot be concealed, that
none can be at present expected.
Lord Wellesley took this occasion to
remark, that the British government are
fully sensible of the great part that IS as,
signed them to act in The present eventual
period of the world, and to declare exPll-
city, that all the, means which God has
graciously given them, shall be used so tar
IS is necessary, 20 resist the establishment
Sfdespo,ism, which would be more terri.
BE than any yet known in the history OF
palions."
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NOTICE..

TsHE PENS in the iowe, part Oh, the
i New Episc opal Church, St Paul', VIII
be let on Saturday the 18th inst. For which
purpose the church will be. open and the
Wardens will attend from 10 o'clock N me
morning until O'Clock in the afternoon
=, The Waldsps,
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Ar THE fublcribers TO the Alex
andria Academy are requested to meet
at the Academy on Monday, the
9th infant, between the hours OF ele'
Ven and two O'Clock, to elect trus-
tee. agreeable to act of incorporation
April s. H.. =.
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LA
SHIP. ,MMssfs NEWS.
4aaB
Port of alexandria.
SHIP

ARRIVED,
Brig Hunter, Johnston, St .Bartholo'
news: sugar and eoffer, to the .1nasterr'
d. M'I.eod, and Hugh Caroline.
Sehr. Mercy, Tyler, Boston: P'asser'
to John G. Laid.
.. CLEARED,
Brig Grand Turk, Hopkins, N. York {:
nv N: P. Van Zandt. 90. -.
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aIsranotta psfgp es,stt...
SATURDAY, APRIL r.

". ars indebted to the politeness Of a
gentleman for the following
PRICES CURRENT,
III St. BarthoIomssus, March 2, 1910.
Flour, 12 dolls. dull,
White Oak slaves, 60 dolls. -.
Red Oak do. s. do. ........
White Oak barrel do. 20, no demand.
Hoops, goa IS do. in great demand.
White Pins lumber, 8 IS per NJ.
Pitch pine do. S 40 do. 49,.
Cyprus shingles s z do. .
Boston do. S S do.
Pork S IS a II prr Dbl.
Beef s IL dc. H.. .. ~
Butter (good) 1sa 20 cents. .. .-..
Lard il do. X. ~ .e.
Candies (eommon1 so do. dun. :
Spernaesti 20 do. dull. 60 ~,
Ship bread 5 per Dbl. in demand.
Pilot do. S s SO. ...
Rice S 4a5; none fresh in market.
Tobacco, James River, 5 10; very lit.
ly.sa!e. - , -,
Corn, per bushel, S 2.
Corn meal 5 per cask.
Hams 26 cts. scarce.
Sugar Sza's, according to quality.
Rum so q SIS CTS. anil S for the cash.
Moiassrs 35 Gus. and S tor DO. ..
Coffee 10 cts.
Poultry 8 IL per dog. in grea. demand.
&C. Honesty ous OF fashion, and bribe-
y mach followed.
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Mr.. jackson, by the case Of Nj. Canning
az mere prstsnce, and MIR. Pinekney Is
confidently appealed to for his knowledge
OF facts which justifythis jmputa,ion. -
The proceedings of the American 90.
-yernment are animadverted on strongly -
but Mr.. Piakuey himself is treated with
great civility." zr,"r.1,
This is the unhappy consequence of the
management, of our government towards
England, in all their late negotiations with
her, rendered at least unequivocal, by their
outrageous abuse of Mr.. Jackson. This
the democrats will use every ds,estable
means to conceal from the people as long as
possible, az least until after the election.
But We solemnly assure our readers, our
brother editors throughout the state, and
the community at large, that such is our
situation with Great Britain, and that the
facts above stated must and witt soon tran
sPire IN an unguestionable shape. The Bri.
tlsh government feel themselves very iniu.
riously treated and are offended. They
consider all their efforts to make friendly
seltlsment with Us as truisIess, and but civ.
ing eccae fsSsh indignities. They
Will Rss; ssad aha ssminisser OF high ranA
or of tranE, ~ Be basnt in etigy by the
mob, ktraduced and lnsulted by govern
msnt. Hhey despair OF efFeeting an ac-
commodaaon, by an, efforts OF theirs, and
they will make no more attempts.
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N O I'll CE.

THE citizens Of Alexandria ere requested
J. to make out a list of their real ss,ste,
the street it is situated upon, together with Mn
account of their taxable property, consisting
Of oil male tythables sixteen years and up
wards all thsir horses cows, Wagons, carts,
drays, two wheel carriages, four wheel carri.
ages, male and female dogs and hand the
came 10 .... .. ....,.,.-y
Richard Lewis, or
George corfyell.
April%. ...-... - eosu
Extraa FROM q Law o. Me. Ce,fsr4lian.
AND If any master of mistress OF . family,
or any owner Of taxable property, shall ne.
elect or refuse TO give in a list Of oil male
tytheables, belong to, or residing In his OK
her family /; or Of. all bis or her taxable pro-.
perry, within five days after demand made
thereof By any assessor, the person 90 q.
Tending shall forfeit and pay ono hundFed
dollars. Aad IT, any person whatsoeter shall
wilfully omit or nisrepresent ID the list give
en- in, any tythabie, or any tsxshls properly,
or shall. in my. other manner !eooceAl ~
same /. ON the knowlsdge OF the asSesssr5,
the person 50 offending shall forfeit ND psS
double the smspst; Of the tar Imposed o.
such tythable or pxabls property. Every
mere hsnt, shop keeper, InechAnic, os Other
person, having in his Or her service o. ems
7loyment any clerk, jeurneymsn, apprsatics,
or assistant, shall render IN account Of To
same in his or her list OF fytbabies. and shsll
be accountable for the eapita,ion tax hereby
imposed, Unlike manner and under the same
penalties, a if such clerk, jonrneymsn, sp-
prentice, or assistant, were q member Of
his or her family. ~
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VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
1T q SUPERIOR Court Of Chancery Aolden in
Richmond, the 2sth day IF Eco. $40:
John Smith, hhiasf;
aga'nsf
Elisha Jauney, Jacob Janney,
Philip Care. Bernard Hooo,
junior, Philip Slaughter, and .... -,,
Fleming Bates, dstndanfs.
AND
Jacob Weaver, fISinsH;
agaiasl
Elisha Janney, B;rnard Hooe,
|. junior, and Philip Care. defndaaIs.
On motion OF the defendant,
GGsha Lnnty, by counsel, the court doth ap-
point RICHARD NJ. SooTT, receiver of the
monies, debts and effects Of the said defend
ant Elisha Janney attached in the hands of
the o'her defendants, upon the said Richard
N Scctts entering into bond, with security,
in the penalty of four thousand dollars. with
condition that the said monies, debts and Of
fects, which may come ilto his hands in vir-
tue OF this order, shall be forthcoming, and
subject to the future order of the court -
And the court doth order, that, on such Sc
curi,y being given, the said attachments
stand discharged as an act Of this day.
A Copy.
Teste.
P. Tinsley, c.. C.
1 do certify that Richard NJ. Scott has gil
ven the bond and security required by the a.
bove order. Certified this 3oth day Of March,
1910.
P. Tinsley.
Ap1il7 2sw6t
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!, For Freight or Charter,
hk1, ne sat.isnfat jaa ealing
~ SHIP
William and John,

Snc Carries upwards OF 500 hogsneaos "
tobacco, or 24oo barrels of -four. '.s. -
Aftty to Il
=. James Patton,
H1o has just Imported in said shih Jrom Ma
p ..r deira, and fo- sale,
A few hogsheads and quarter
casks of Murdoch and Co.'S. best London Par
ticular Wine IT,. -...'
and Has ON HIND, ~.
a few casks of London Porter, (Brovs
Stout and one hundred barrels Of Prime
Beef and Pork, New York inspection.
April7. DIST
VahlobS 7 nud for Sale.
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ALEXANDRIA ElReUs..
Corner " Ganersa and Ss ah s. STREET..

M...... pEplN & BREscHAlRp, !;
Professor. ef Hss.e,mnan.ap and gilis.y.,
inform tie citizens ef this netr9p as tQas
their third peysrmsnee viii bs
THIS AFTERNOON,
= April ia, 1910, ~
When will Be performed q Grand and Extra.
ordinary Exhibiton, during which Messrs.
Pepin & Bfesshard, their .Pupib and Per-
formers will distinguish themselves. 5.
(For the fret time) Master FELIX will
execute many surprising attitudes, tic. and
terminate BY yauIting OF. the left and right
sides over his horse in full speed. >, :
HiR. CODET will execute handsome Feats
and steps, &c. =, ~
Master DIEGO will flor youth Of his ASe)
execute many astonishing and difficult featS
with the Whip, Hoops, SC. 5
MR. BRESCHARD will perform On ono
horse the Comic Scene Of 10
Ix Canadian Hkasani. 81 81 4:
AfsersUAieh . peritiy Of Aai.sisAisy
The iamour horse MONARCH. trained o.
Mr.. pspin, win FOR tho first dine ssecpse
the comic cot +F ~ 3
S TKR' DOMESTIC HORSE,
The comic scene Of the DRiINKENS0l.
DER will be performed fer the hrat ting Y, e
by Mn. CAYETANO. " : - - Il
Mn. BsxscHAap viii perform on Two Hert
.sss and throw oranges, appfes, &c. three
at atIne in the an, end receive them With
forks and bottles; to ,tsrminase with sfh4
Separated Horses, enc Before ths othssinq
( full .pesd. a
Mn. PEPIN will signalise himself by aston.
Ishing feats of hoasemanship and different
attitudes on,a Chsir-Also, leap oyer ye-
para,e risband., and terminate (for the hrss
,time). by the " - lssss.
Great Leap ,thro'a Hogshead::.
Tie svhete to eeaelads or the fr.t time
The :Uncombuftible Horse.
!Gseye9 with f1aaes.
The doors to b. e,pIsasd Is half pass,s,
o'clock, and the peffof,nssss 81 e6sa "
half past ! o'clock. - !!
Fi,ss Rlsees, 0ar palaw ~, 50 GpS
Children undt, s,sAf yesrs OK nv riets
~ Msssrs Pstin y ASsStkcrd isspsSs.
fully infs,m the pGblle, tASte dutfNS Ses Shoot
time. thsp- sipteAd 10 rsnsA o. Ale1sAAxiL
they VII perform every ~ 8 III VII |,
be announced BY tie sound Of Trumpet.
.sl I...
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FOR RENT.
THE DWELLINC.HnUSE n

THE pWELLtNG. HOUSE IN which
Il nor, rrside. ct the cosnsrpf Fairfa1
and Queen .s.rests-The WaresHouse paEe
Of the tenentent j shall retain The us6 oE--
To = good tspartit VIII he let st . ysFy MOI
derats rent, s Poaas,sian ,msy - hid b two
or three weeks. 5@.. :.1..ssf
Csathhert Powell.
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p. Tinsley, c.. C.
- Marine CoHee-Houle.
RANDOLPH MOTT,

u ESPEC FULLY informs his friends and
II the public, that he has opened Hease
Of Entertainment in The town Of Alexandria,
on Prince street, next door to MIR. J Hooe's,
wnsre be can accommodate a few genfeel
Boa,aers On very reasonable terms, and eve
ry attention paid 10 them, and all others that
may please to favor him with their CUSTOM
He intends keeping the best Of Liquors that
can be procured (s,rong and malt. Rslishes
OF vsrious kinds may be had IT al tines at the
shortest notice 49, -..' .
aDril z. .. $3.50. ...... H.
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Trsm the Bost2n GGsette, Mafch 90.
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This is to give notice

april 7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-13
dDn1tlestlc.
Extract Of a latter from gentleman at
Paris 10 his brother in mis- city dated ia

LrfT0cf or lstteT from gentleman az
Paris TO his Brother in mis- city daked ia
nuary Is
I" AT the date of my last letter to you by
the Madison, Our affairs with this country
wore favorable aspect, and we we're all in
great expectation of speedy adjustment of
them; but within few days some circum
stances have occurred which have put an
end to all our hopes. The negotiation ap.
pears now to be entirely brokep off. nor is
there the least prospect Of a renewal of it,
or Of any favorable change in the conduct of
this government towards US, until they fud
us actually at war with England. j there
fore adhere to the opinion expressed on
this subject in the letters ] have written to
you and my otherfriends since came to this
country.
The circumstances above alluded to,
which manifest determination on the part
OF this government to adhere to the un-
friendly system they have for several years
pursued towards us, are the seizure and con
fScation OF all American property at st. Sc
bastian and all that should arrive there
and also similar measure at Naples, where
at the date of the letter from our Consul
there to General Armstrong, on this subject,
the government had actually commenced
the sale Of il, avoid any commcats on this
line of conduct towards US. at this particu
itE IuUCtNlE, WiiSn VIC arc Ot tltH eve u war
with England, because do not at present
breathe the atmosphere. Of the United
States, though l feel all the sentiments which
1t inspires.
s. am sill under the most painful ankle
" on account Of not receiving my letters
from home since my arrival IN this country.
The United States frigate John Adams ar
rived few days ago, and understand from
captain FeuwiCk VINO brought the despatch
IS which came by her Tor General Arm
strong, that all the letters were put into the
post office at St. Maocs, in which case they
will no doubt all be opened and examined
before they are delivered, and should any
of them contain reflections against this GO
vcrnmeut, such will not be delivered 1T all.
therefore hope my friends have had the
prudence in their letters to me, to BE silent
Oil that subject.
" Before Captain Fenwiok returns in the
John Adams, hope to receive ms letters
by that convey arce, aud to have 1t in my
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" WAsHrNGToN, April 9.
We lay before our readers to ,iay copious ex
tracts from tie. debates in the British Parliament
on the answer to the Kings speech From these
together with the division in both Houses, we
are enaeied to form some conjecture Of the
strength of the new administration. In tn. house
OF Commons, the ministerial majority was nine
ty-sx A change the votes offprty min. m. m.
bers would lc:vc the ministry in a minority -
That such, and even 4 much greater change will
probably soon take place, is highly probable.-
Considering the pains taken ny the Chancellor OF
the Exchequer, it cannot be doubted that the mi
niateriasts were more punctnal in their a,ten-
dance than the opposition, ard that CONSEQUENT
y the re!ative force Of parties will be eonsidera.
bly, varied by fuller attendance Of members -
The amendment, too, Ion which the House divi.
de9, couched in such high terms, as to, give
the ministry the decided advantage e retaining
on their side the moderate men, who felt re!uc.
tant Drematureiy to commit themselves It will
Likewise be perceived that Efr Canning and lord
Csst|ereagh, who will, beyond question, be even
tuaiiy marshallsd ia the ranks OF the opposition;
voted against the amendment. Combining the
strength which these gentlemen will ere long
bring out against the ministry, with that which
will How from the other circumstances we have
alluded to, il doss not seem rash to hazard the
prediction that the present administration, unless
radically modified, will be short lived. 1t ia not
a little remark able that Lord Wellesley during
the course of this important debate, was totally
silent National IatelGgencey.
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PHILApELrH1A, April 8.

0T We are authorised to state, for the infor-
nation of our commercial friends, tina, the Da.
nish Charge dTs Affairs, has received from the
Minister of that country at Paris, the most salts
factory assurances ofthe friendly disposition Of
the King Of denmark, towards this country, and
of determination TO cultivate , friendly inter
course with it--thst sucb explanations had been
made to Capt. Armstrong, OF the fncasuressShieb
may have created different opinion as would
remove appreheusiohs on that account.
At1e,iedn d. ddo.
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GTnIHracia.

Apri; &.
The Senate resumed no confederation os
the bill for the establishments OF National
Bank.
Mr.. Bavard movcds among other amend
ments, the following new sections to tn. bill
making provisions for the establishments of a
Iational Bank, which were ordered 20 he
printed and the bin postponed til E.ids5
next, and made the order of that day.
Sec. 9. Ind be ittlrther enacted. That
It shall be lawful for any person, CO. partner.
ship or body polite who now do or "A. any
time within three years from The third day
ct March next, may hold stock of the pre-
sent Rank of the United States, to subscribe
within that period of time in the books to be
opened at the city of Philadelphia, for as
many shares as he, she or they NAV hold If
the capital stock of the said bank OF the U.
, and the shares SO subscribed shall be pay
able either in gold o" silver. or by the trans
fer and assignment of an equal Amount osthe
stock of the said bank at the time of the sub
scription.
Sec. 16. IT'D be i,.fwrthcr enacted, That
the incorporation Of the subscribers to the
bank Of the U. S. made & established nv tn.
act entitled can act to incorporate the sub
scribers to the bank of the y. So passed on
the 75th day of February, A. d 1871, shall
continue and the same is hereby continued
till the 4th day of March, A. u. lS1S-the
capital to be augmented to thirty millions Of
dollars.
The President laid before the Senate the fol.
lowing report of the Secretary of the Treasury.
made in pursuance ofthe resolutions the Senate
OF the Cd instant:
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT., April 3.
SIR,
have the honor 60 transmit report pre-.
pared in obedience to the resolution Of the Sc.
nate of yesterday.
have the honor to he,
With great respect,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
To he Hon. Tie President Of
rhe Senate.
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PH1LApELPHIA, April 6

a letter from Baltimore received in this city,
the information contained in which is sad tn be
derived from the highest authority, states that
Gen. Armstrong had written 20 the captain Of the
John Adams, that he had progressed very tar IN
, treaty with France. The return Of the triCate to
france, it is expected, was ordered for uIe pur-
pose Of being the bearer to th.s country OF the
result Of his negOciatioos.
A PURCHASER for good SEAAfS1RESS,
EA may he ioand, by applying At the Enquirer
Office.
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