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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

A N excellent STAND for Merchants, Ne.
IA chsnics, &c-i will Rent or Lease. for
term of years, the following TENEMENTS, ST.
tuated at Aylett's Ware House, on Matlapony
river, viz One large and convenient house, con-
sisting of rooms six OF which have fire places,
with AL necessary out Offices. garden, lots, &c
and at present occupied as tavern. Three store
houses which are well calculated for the receipt.
on of Merchandise, having an accomp,ng and
lumber room in each, Also, three grauarics. ST.
tuated on the bank Of the river, which is su.iici
emily deep to admit vessels Of considerable bur-
then to receive their loads, which is greatly ia
cilitated by means of spouts affixed to each FRA
nary. Also, two comfortable Dwelling Houses,
without offices, lots, &c. and also house that
will answer for the reception of Mechanic, with
a suaiciency ground annexed for garden, &c.
This place, as 10 its local situation, has many adj.
vantages, being ina wealthy and populous neigh.
borhood, with the convenience Of navigation, by
which produce may be carried with little ex.
pence, to Norfolk and other sea port towns. I'm
mediate possession may be had in two store ho,i.
ses and two gransries and in the other tenements
on the LIST day of Jan. next. The tenements will
| be pointed out, and the terms made known by
application TO the subscriber, near the premises.
! . p aTLETT. .
/ iii1, nI,g IiiaIu, Get. 20 WV
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G ALE AT AUCTION FOR CASH--iiy
~ virtue OF Deed or Trust will be exposed 10
sale al auction on the premises, for ready money
on Friday the ninth day of November, four half
acre LOTS of ground near this city, in what is
called Duval's Md field sad ds.ia,aateti ;. :4as.
OF that property by the numbers 81, 80, AZ and
44-The sale will commence at ii O'Clock i'll the
forenoon.
c. COPLAND. Trustee
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sIIRlsreWatleous.
VERMONT. wISpsoR, October ".
AMERICAN PORCELAIN.

About IL years ago, two men in the town of
Monktcn, IN this stale, were digging Tor iron ore,
b about four feet from the surface of the ground,
came to white substance, which, from its re
semblancc TO white Lead, they supposed would
make putty. They accordingly made trial Of il,
and found it to answer their best wishes. They
afterwards penetrated the bed about twenty FIVE
feet, and observed the material to grow more
pure, the farther they went down. Considerable
quantities ofputty have since been made and car.
ried abroad tor sale, and by those who have used
it. 1t is preferred to any other A house in Yer
gennes was also painted with it, shout 16 years
Since. and still exhibits a hard neutrality-suspicious.
10 the weather. Owing to the narrow circum
stances of the then owners, and the doubts and
scruples Of people about letting certainty go
was rather talked of as valuable, than put TO the
test OF experiment, though 1t was still used in
towns I'M the vicinity of the bed and it was not
Till little more than year ago, that any ade-
Hluatr ideas were entertained, as TO the real pro-
Perties and value Of the "tasty stuff" as it was
called.
The friends to American manufactures will be
pleased to hear, that this so long neglected mate.
rial, is now ascertained to be Argilla 1eira, or,
Porcelain Clay, and that company is now form
ing, with view of manufacturing it into Crocte-
ny and China Ware. A very excellent kind of
stone ware is already made. by mixing it with a
certain proportion of commos blue clay. This
clay is found on the side of hill rising in
an angle Of about forty degrees, and is deposited
IN strata having variable number Of degrees OF
northern depression. and the strata are iniersect.
ed by VEINS ofpure flint sand, valuable in the ma
nufacture Of flint glass flint stones are also fire.
guently found The soil over the bed is general
ly iooselmeagre earth, free from lodges and
from de Nominations, which have been made,
abe bed may be said TO be nearly inc xhaustible
In an analysis of 100 grams, they yielded Sc
ofpure slick, the rem sihder were pure clay, lit
tie water, and very small portion of oxyd of i.
1on, though scarcely percepdbe. When submit
fed to strong heat, it forms into a solid porce
Famous mass, without fusion, & retains its white
ness
Ii has great affinity For OIL and it is found,
shat mixed in equd parts, it even improves the
whiteness of white lead. and adds greatly TO its
power of resisting the action of the atmosphere
Il must, of course, be very useful article in pain
Sing.
The proprietors are RIessrs Dakin. Muzzy c
Fdrvar. They have applied to the Leg ,slature
for an DICT of incorporation, in favor of which 9
committee, we understand, has already reported
together with the exclusive privilege of manu-
tacturing for ten years -Washingfonian.
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FOR LONDON,
The soo9 SIP

rszSE'sso1s-Srs 7homas Gary -4hIster
Burden $50 .h,ls tobscco-- will al in the whot.
OF this month, having great pact of her cargo
engaged. For freight or passage, apply 10 Nash
& Munroe, or Hammond Z Daniel, of Peters
burg-or to The subscriber
EDsM'D ~. RooTss.
november g. 4w
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REVIVED FOR THE YEAR 1911.
The superior advantages of this Amansck are
too evident to need any minute description Be-
sides containing all the requisites annually found
n those OF larger size, and many additional an.
ticles, both useful and entertaining This Alma
mack il comprised in form more compact and
convenient, printed on fine white paper, and the
type remarkably neat, plain and distinct.
or A smart, active, we'll informed Lad, will
be taken as all Apprentice At the above Office.
november 2. w2w
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PHILADaL,uIM oetobef g

PBILA DBLHBIh, October 80.
" They sGg'-< 1ia have 6Iood"----
THE 1NURDER or MISS REEVES.
TN the night OF "Wednesday, August IS, 1879,
Murder, attended with peculiar oireumstskces
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OTICE.-Thst by virtue OF dsed OF trust,
~ executed for purposes therein mentioned,
by Gulleimus Coleman TO WIN. NJ. TborntOn and
WIN. Gnthrey WI be offered for sale on the
30th OF November next, ~ the town of Ca Ira,
in Cumberland county, the following PROPER-
III, or SO much thereof as will satisfy the de-
mand, viz. The tract of LAND on which said
Coleman resides five Negroes, Jenny, Amy,
Esther, Luyina and Wat five head OF Horses Z.
twenty head Of Cattle The right and title we
as trustees have TO said property, will be convey.
ed Nm. W. THORNTOW,
Nm. GUIHRE1; .Tr.
Cumberland, november 2 w3wI
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NJ O1ICE.--Aii persons who h.ve claims
/ = gsinst the Estate Of Psrge TfNsLgy
deceased, are requested to send IN their accounts
immediately to Tie subscriber, and all those in.
debted 10 said estate are intreated to make
speedy payment to
JAMES BoOWN, Jr. Adnrt.
October 9. ,c
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PRIN TING,
OF EVERY bEscRIPrIoE, SEATLY ExEcUTEp
AHTHIS eFEIC-K.
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LHRUIT TREES.--Those persons who are
4 DESTROYS ofprocuring from John Hastings, a
supply Oi faU1r iRERs, are requested to send
their ordsrs Immediately TO FIrzwHYLsosN &
POTTER, that they may, at the end OF TINS month,
be forwarded for execution
& =. have just received large addition 10
their former stock of Stationary, with am assert.
insnt of Plays aud Ne,o Publications.
a variety of Day Boots, .founais, Ledze,s.
Record and other B'ank Boois, on hand.
October TO- Ct
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Bi6ies
Ctudcn's Concordance
Bur&ittoy the Nc1u Ies-
lament
Common Prayer Boots
DO do large octav0
svith plates
Do do bound in 80
Nevo,on or,he prophecies
Fieetsuood's LIFE Of
Christ
T. A
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ynginia Justice
Buns do DO
Ch,tiy on B.iis
Ench's Pteeeden's
Wards Lasp RI Nations
Wes,Svorfh's Pleading
Raynoads Reports
PzoSeaen on Usury
Fsher on CopyhoM
G'tberfs Law IF Evi
deace1Notes BY SeGg
CD CT, We &c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-24
CengreG Of Me,United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, AprV Is.

ITaken for the alexandria Gazette.
Leave of absence was granted 70 Aiessrs.
Pickmap and Gold, after wednesday next.
A message was received from the senate
stating that they had agreed to the resolu'
,ion prolcnging the session OF congress to
the st of May. @ p, .
Mr.. Smile presented the proceedings OF
the legislature of Pennsylvania, relative to
the amendment Of the constitution, pro-
posed bv the Legislature of Massachusetts
relating to restricting the power OF con-
eress to lay enbargoes. The Pennsyiva'
mans are too fond Of embargoes to aessae
to the amendment. .,.
Mr.. Utham after some predatory oossr'
va,iens introduced the following resolution,
which was adopted.
RessIuea, Tia. the secretary Of the srea-
sury be directed to lay before this house
statement OF any sum or sums OF money re-
e.ivsd by Mr.. VIM. Short, ei'hsr tor out
&, or compensation, as minister or agent
for the United States at the court OF st. re-
tsrsburg; whether received directly from
the treasury, or from any of the bankers OF
the United States, in Europe, and from
what funds it has been drawn; together
with the authorities by which the same has
been received !: so far as evidence exists In
the Office Of the secretary Of the treasury.
MIR. Lpham offered the following re'o'
luton ~ r.,
Pesoiped, That the president;of the u.
State. be requested to cause to be laid be.
fore the house, statement Of the several
consular or commercial agents, having au-
thori,y under the United States 30 foreign
countries, together wish the salaries or
compen.asieas, if any allowed 70 them, rs 8
speeively.
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4 This rssoiunon vis pasasd--..a sonhmit.
e Of i've aPpsintsd p Prss.aet i g the pre-
1 o. mesion Of ~. ,Rhea, the bsnt blIl,
Fhich waslsft unfinished on Saturday Sss
bid on thsSsble. q I s. s.. s.,
~. Rd,adelbh attempted 70 call up Ne
Razoo bssinsss, but failed. s. !.
Mr. m. aAlsfsh, The presew chairman OF
HE, committee ofsways and means. called
Ep the lcan BIZ. Thu, honse went into com.
Imittee of the whole on the suhjert.-Mr.
EPITkIN in the chair. 81 ~ - Is $50 4
{ A long debate took place srelative 10 the
am to be borrowed. The bin states that
Ehe sum shall not exceed the principal Of
the public debt reimbursed in .hsSPresens
PEAR. 49, : =
/. Attwo O'Clock the committee rose and
reported the bill without amendment. Y,
The house proceeded TO consider the fe-
port \
[ Mr.. Quincy moved to amend the bill 90
10 TO limit the loan to four millions Of doll
lars. fC
! The question was taken by ayes & noes
and iost--Ayes s4--Noes 81.
h M. !srvoep moved to strike out the words
ssta5iF dr5f, TO inser, exchange sis percent
sock, ,oiimit the loan 70 the principal OF
the rEdeemabls six per cen, sock, which
he stated TO be the gum required by The re-
port Of the secretary OF the treasury, and
which amounted to $3.50, 900 dollars. This
This melton was nsga.ived--Ayes So
Noes IS. The bill was ordered 70 be en-
crossed for third reading tomorrow.
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eoxMuslcATIoS.

Tread, SAMUEL, in thy friend Smiths
paper, the National In,elligsnesr,' an ad.
ysrtisemens Of . eaaehse for sale---- fit,
(i,h said1--!or members Of Congress go
log home" - Also, two /" Plepy pa'ns'
ers." Now, rs Il has been hsrstoiore ins''
nua,sd, ,ha, the Feds. could not "ses their
way" or take the scent, took Il, ut first
sish,, to be sarcasm on .hsm' But" The
the majority travel by land----I mean the
(" exclusive" southern patriots and Thy
friend Smith. one Of che same kidney, how
comes Il, Samuel, that he would admit an
advertisement Of the sale Of CSachss for
their uss--wi.h "putpiss" 70 POINT them
home
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a!sranDrtI rstIp 6assttf.
Ty4spAY, APRIL q.

Akpsinsneats By the President Of the o'' e
80. IS States. s. r.yC'
RosgaT You've, Lieutenant Colonel OF
the I'd Legion Militia, District OF ColuFn' /,
bia--yiee ]. M'Eiaaey. rssisnsd'
B WILLrAm ALLEN DAscEsFIEID, Ma
Tor Of the same--viee Robert Young pro-
NOTED. t'lsi I
I ApAn LYNN, Major Of ditto, vice Wal
Ter Jones, resigned. &S 4
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II The sixth Anniversary of the Ar.
liusson Sheep Shearing, will be celebrated
at Arlington on Monday, the so,h instant.
The show TO commence at la O'Clock, and
the public exhibition to close in all rcspec,s,
precisely at s.-Durlng the shsw a Fair
will be held, tor the sale ofimproved Sheep,
and Domestic Manufactures, and those
gentlemen who may attend, it is hoped viii
appear in soa.e portlon Of Dsmestic fabric,
hcweveg small. .. .'~. -.
Apr. -. .-... 4. ....,
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New YoRk, april 20.
READ, AMERICANs!!

French cruelty and barbarity.--From
captain Folgsr. OF the brig Young Soldier,
who arrived here last evening in Is days
from Cadiz, we learn, that a most dreadful
gale Of wind set in At that place on the sth
Of March, and continued s days with una
ba.sd fury, during which time 80 vessels,
mostly American, were driven on shore, on
the cas-. side OF Cadiz bay, in possession OF
she French, and were burnt. Such was ths
cruelty and inhuman harbarity OF the French
solSierv, that no sooner than ship came
on shore, and whil. the crew were in the
greatest distress, they would wade out into
the water up TO their middle and set hire to
her, aeaving the crew to get on shore as they
could, or perish in the flames. Such as
were so fortunate az to escape death and
reach the shore were Immediately thrown
into loalhsome French prison, without
fFiends, without cloathrs and without food.
&Seyeral ofihe vessels were fired on from
&she shore and raanv Of their crews killed
md wounded. No calculation could pc
made OF the number of lives lost. IHis
&npossibIe TO speak Of the conduct oftfisse
nEsrnal scoundrels an il deserves. -
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Now Landing ,-.

( Now Landing
From on board Sioop LYDIA, from Charles
-'.s ton, t... .r.-
so bales Choice COTTON
10 casks new Rice .- r.
8 bags Carolina Ground Nuts-and
400 eds.-suitable for fishing rods, and
other purposes 49,
IN ,STORE,
20 barrels excellent Apples
30 groce bottled Cider ~ =
& ditto =, 3 A!e--and
A general assortment shoes and Trunks
as usual. ....
April -. =. .eo
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THE cAPITAL i HEXSs \
COL;U MsBU S.

WILL. Nund the. prsssnt season AZ AT
lington, ard bs let 70 r,alseSst Five DolLttt
II paid BY the .Hrst ofAugust, irnqtssr in
Dollars will be required and fifty cents g.
groom Jsnnets Twelve Dollans. aud dollap
to groom. Columbus Is too we'll knasyIi 70
need description a, this tine, and will 'bs
SOLD, deliverable iisst Of August, Il, sopQ
applied fer. q
James Dawion, Agent. ~
arlington, .dh,H2 "a. . law4Ws.S
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SHIP a. NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
SHIP

Arrived, brig Sally Eliza, Capt. Bell,
% DAYS from ST. Bartholemsws- ballass--
Joseph Riddle. -.
LET, there ship Richard, Capt. Ridge.
way, of and for New. York; brig Com.
merce, Lit,le, Of and for ditto; brig Co.
lumbia, Stone, Of and for Alexandria;-
schooner Fame, Gilpin, of Alexandria,
from Nv. York. "A brig from Baltimore
name not rscollected, loaded with -four
markets dull. 5..,-. t..r-.. 's
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AdyertiSemcnt.

. ACVcrIlSSI0CIlt. ,.%,6
10y virtue ola deed Of trust from John
u Potts and Elizabeth his wife to the sub
scviber, will be sold by public suction, on
Saturday the 2lst Of April next, to the high.
est bidder, on the premises, .sundry Lots or
pieces Of Ground, situate on Water, Union,
and Cameron streets, in thetown OF Alexan-
dria.- A credit of six, twelve and eighteen
! months will be given to the purchasers, they
giving their notes with approved endorssrs,
!. and negotiable in the bank of Alexandra for
the several instruments and o lien en- the pro-
perty as a further; security. r.
Ludwell Lee, TRUSTEE. 3
March 20. ~ 2. I,
Is ~ Tie sale sf.the abops frepsrH
is 1o,tbonsd sns! Rs9nesde, :sss's
Aerl 70. St +
/ = -. q -.. !. -
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;PUBLIC SALE.

TN compliance with . deed OF TRUST to the
j subscribef, TO secure. the paymslt ssf,a
rum Of money, viii b exposed 70 nloScl.
l.heir respective premises Tor ready taeAsx,
bn Wednesday the 2sd day Of May nexktas
piece OF GROUND hing on, thssssstsldes
T Wash;sgton street and 20 Tie noFshNafS'
u Gsnrfon street, extending ep w allt ] 1,
ton stree. 20 feet md running back "a asS
AIso, one other piece OF GROUND tdjcthe1
Ing thereto, extending. on Meaningless slsset,
Is feet 10 . ten foot alley, end suhnlpG bAe
also 81 feet. On these plseeS &c sfstal
l. erected = small frame dwelling houss, y
lame, Keith;
Aprii -. ,... sAsy}G n
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: r. N. PEYTON

~ 0FFER 70 RS 40 RI, q
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
; Muscavado Sugar in barrels e 8,
Loaf and Lump do. dos ;a@. sl,.ts
Coffee in. barrels and sacks -. =, y,
Imperial and young Tyson tea ID qr.cheita.
Spanish Segars in half boxes ~, ~
Mould and Spermacesi Candles ireases 4
Brown Soap in do,
I NE. Rum in hhds. and barrels FssG
March ~ ,s,a eotf =
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The following are the names OF the ven,
sells shat were wrecked, burnt &c. furnish
ed by captain Folger. -,
Ship Thomas Jefferson, Denslncfe, ~.
York, burnt, with about ten thousand pieces
,nankeens end some provisions.
Ship Commerce, Cslburns Hallowei,
burnt with all her outward cargo on board.
Ship Apollo, Huggins, Phifadelpkia.
burnt, with all her outward cargo on board.
Ship Franklin, Queensbury, N. York,
burnt, 10 ballast. 4: u
i Ship Ariadne, Humphreys, Portsmouth,
N. H. got off with but little damage. 81
Brig Smilax, Johnson, Philadelphia, burnt
with all her outward cargo on board. !,
Brig Commerce, Brown, Richmond, burnt
with part Of her cut ward cargo ON board.
Brig Sampson, Mason, Vermont, burnt
with part of her outward Cargo on board.
Barque, Pompey, Siveis, Salem, burnt,
in ballast. 5 ~ H.. a.
With a large number Of English, Spa.
nish and Portuguese vessels ,eths number
Of 50 ssil, amongst which were, one Spa.
nish ship Of ll2, s do. OF ~, and ons Por.
tuguese do. Of ~ guns. y <.
A boa. from one Of the British ships Of
war lying IN Cadlz hay, with lieut.. aud 10.
men, PUT OF to the rslisfof one OF the Anne.
risan vessels, and was upset, aud II ei The
boats company perishsd. .,,' ......
By the Young Soldier from Cadiz, we
learn, that Csdiz held out tha. the French
army under king Joseph consisted Of. about
$4,000 men, and that the emperor Napo'
leon was shortly sxt seted, with 10000
more. The force ut present defending
Cadiz eonsisssof7ooo british troops, $4,000
Spanish troops, and 1000 Spanish volun.
tsers J., and Eve thousand were daily ex.
pee,ed from England. A considerable par.
~ ate in favsr Of the French but it 10 al.
mos. certain death to any person who ex.
presses a sentence in the French language.
Cadiz is we'll supplied with provisions, and
il was believed that it may and will hold
out as long as they choose to defend it.
| A gentleman arrived at Cadiz from Lis.
bon on the 10Th of March, after a passage
of FIVE days. He informed that the English
anG Poftrawuese armies were still on the
frontiers, the French army not having enter.
ed Portugal ,..-. ....>. s.s.,. ,
~ .r.... :, >..:., g.. Abyu Fl.
LATEST FROMPoRIUGAL.
BY the brig Panther, capt. Story, arrived
at this port, in IS days from Lisbon, VIC
learn verbally, that a severe gale came on
the 4,h of March, which lasted till the 10Th,
in which several vessels were lost, and al
most every one damaged. A conven, was
struck with lightning nnd materially injured.
The British and Portuguese armies were
in high spirits: no general battle had taken
place. The French army had not entered
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TO RENT.
And immediate osstssion giuen,

.And immediate hosst sson siufn,
A very commcdious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in geod orier, sit,lA
atcd, on. King street, in the nsigbbaShood Of
good water, aud An excellent stxhd stpsi-
ness. Also, three other brick dwsll1gs %
the same street, one Of which .haSsa good
warehouse for q grocery store ana TIM itSs>
ton equally good for business 1.-The fshts, II
all the above property will be INSIDE ,reascna-
lie. 5tff.,.5, I. ssS S. y! ~
-.ts- Andrew SchoaGeb 4
: Uzauha. juu reeavea and be- Jbrssatss {
Aquar,ity ,ef STONE~EIMEo fAu excel
lent quality. u H. s.,
4 mo. ~. 4 =: ~ e. CO.
Tuif Received and for Sale by
the SubfcribeI
~ tierces New Rice, ~ :.
IA bales prime Georgia Cotton, ,
is do. inferior quality do: =
tls hhds. first quality retailing Mulassess2
A few chests Hyson and Young HysoR
Tea, and $50
100 barrels Suffolk Tar. .FJ. ~.
Newton Kcene.
April 10. u. 7,
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Letters from Cadiz to tie 9TH OF Februa-
~, were last evening received via Provi-
d,nce. They speak confidently OF the abb
lity of the city 10 hold out against the
French !; but meuiion that provisions IN
CONSEQUENCE OF tbs siege. must necessarily
be high recommend shipments OF -four,
rice, beef and pork and advise calling at
Tansisrs for orders. -.
THr French do nor slgru 6 expatriation.
By q French edict, dated at the palace OF
the Thui,ilrriss, April 6, 1909, it is De.
creed, that all Frenchmeh that have eartl-
ed arms agaius, France since September l,
1905, or many hereafter carry arms. &c. IN
eur the PUNISHMENT OF DEATH.
Article 5, DEGREES that the foregoing pro"
vision is applicable to those .rho shaA haze
obtained stters o Naturalization in foreign
countyv. When war shall break out be-
tween France and foreign nation, all
! Frencbmeu must quit such nation, and re-.
turn immediately to France -.
All Frenchmen in foreign country not
4 NJ war with France, must return when re-
quired BY proclamation Of the emperor, on
d pain of having their property in France
conhseated! ~. $685. 81. :
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.Lost, on Satrnaay

"A lyHEck On The B.hk 81 III i ~
:ore hundred snd twenty-five aeI
by TIE Albseriter in favor If Vs5
and :Hodsson, payment having 81
at the Bank il can be 81 No, no 1o7
hut the ownsr,; 70 Nhomths. Under C.
ed toertuin il. ~ ::s.S & u T.
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TRrFREND.
BosroN, April II.

On Sunday last arrived az Marblehsad,
the schooner Saratoga. Tucker, 46 days
fr,m Corunua. The1Frsnch entered Cijon
Feb. a. tn. American seamen at ST. Sc.
bss,ians and Bilboa, had been released from,
prison, but the vessels and ca-goes were i,ill
detained. csrunna was still held by the
Spanish patriots.
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8 Win 8 haIityeaS 80 eN a e. q
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the great 6ealsy q swim sshsss. Kidd of
goods, iSehtixsd 'sc'asll far Sass ~ y.
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