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~RLocKADEs BY PROCLAMATION

In the Boston Repersory there has lately
!. appeared series Of essays under the head
of sTsn Hints to WISE Nen"-their grea'
length has deferred US from republlshns
them. In the Ninth Hint, the righss q
.beligerrnss. and Of neusrols, are so ably ana
SO forcibly discussed, as to render them ~o''
thy,hsa,tension of all who wish to under
stand SO important subject. A full and
exact history of the British orders anu
French DEGREES, affecting our commerce, Is
GO bsfsunJ in this paper. The extracts
now republished, will give much satisiae'
ton, as they establish clearly the faes' so
often alledged on our part, Mas France be-
can tkis system Of bl0ckading by pr'c'ama'
r;,n !; and that the British orders, OF which
VIC have so much complained, are only re-
taliasory. Unfortunately, all parties TN
their zeal to defend neutral rights, without
proper examinssion) have united in de.
nouncins the system of blockadss by pro-
clama,iou, as entirely ne,o, and totally un'
Just. AS to its novelty, the writer OF this
IS able to state from unquessionable authori'
~, that the practice began at least two CEN
turtles ago. When the Dutch, enraged at
the violence of Philip Hid, king OF SPa'n'
whose yoke they had thrown off, passed
decree, blockading all the ports OF Spa'n'
and prohibiting all neutrals from carrying
any supplies TO that country. A copy OF
this decree, they sent to all the maritime
pewers then neutral, and among Others,
that of Great Britain and it is on record,
that NO CIRCUMSTANCES was made to TINS
decree from any of those powers. 80 that
the right of blockading, by prsclamatlon'
(now contested so confidently BY us) was
asserted by republic, which could boast OF
q Washington, in prince Maurice, the lea
der OF their armies, and Of Barnevelt tor
their counsellor :, man, then considered,
one of the first statesmen in Europe. The
statesmen but Of yesterday, should be more
modest IN their decision upon the rights OF
beIIgerents.
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akranurta Datlp @a;etts.
FRIDAY, MARCH

E:rtract efa letter from q Gentleman in Go.-
tendurs, to his friend in this place, dhssd
18th Dec. 1909.
at is expected that peace is concluded
between this country and France, and that
Napoleon the 1st, AuroCaAr Of the Wet,
demanded the deposed king, Gus.af Adolph
the 18th, for the future security and peace OF
the continent, which it appears the govern
ment has submitted to, as the unfortunate
king and family had arrived some days since
at Carlscrona, to be conveyed from thence
across the Baltic"
On Tuesday the 9th ult. tho undermen-
toned Stockholders were elected Directors
OF the Office Of Discount and Deposit, Wash.
ing,on, from first Monday of March, 1910,
until first Monday March, 1911, viz.
John p. Van Ness,
William Stuart,
Thomas Iinsey,
William Brent, !
Joseph Nourse,
James D. Barry.
Thomas H5nyoe, y
Leuvi, Deblois,
David Peter,
WaAter HELEN, ~,
3ahn Taylae, ......
Elias B. Caldwell, 49,.
flames Sanderson.
And At meeting of.he Directors on the
sth inst. 5oh" p! Han Ness, wa. unaui-
mously reelected President .
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And At meeting of.he Directors on the
sth inst. 1ohm p. Han Msss, wa. unaui-
mously reelected President.
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Public Sale.

Pursua,,, 10 on order Of the county court oil
Fairfax, will be sold, at public suie, on the
premises, on IGrsday, the 2aNh OF April
next, ut eleven O'Clock, III the forenoon,
if fair II not, on tho next fair duy, ri the
same time and place. for tho purposes IN
tho sail order mcntioned"- ....
n BOUT ilxiy acrcs Of LAND, part OF
~ the tract belonging 10 the lHte Roger
Irea. Esq. and known by the name Of Wxsr
GRovE. The land proposed for sae, Hes on
tho south side Of Great Hurting Creek, End
contiguous to the Hunting Creek Bridge -
It's Vicinity to The bridge and to tho road
leading from tho bridge, added to the facility
oil communication with the town, renders II
an Object Of a'tedtion to such as are disposed
10 purchase land in the nsighborhood Of a.
lexandria
It will be laid Of in lots 10 sui. purchasers
and sold Oh credit uf two, foul & six months
for negotiable notes with an approved en-
dorscr. A lien on the land will be retained
until payment oil the purchase money.
The above land will be sold at private sale
at any time before the oath day Of April next,
upon application to either Of the subscribers,
who are authorised to receive proposals for
the same.
BY order OF the Commissioners,
John D. Simms,
ames 6. West.
March 81. 2aws
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Ten Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
II night Of the 10Th instant, negro man,
named TOY, aged about - y.rs, feet 5
or inches high, slender in HIS form and has
a good counienat,ce. The above reward will
be given for delivering the said runaway to
tho subscriber, or con uniting him to some
;ail II taken out OF this state, Al additional
compensation will be mnde.
Bufhrod Warrington,
M ,unt Vernon, near Alexandria
March 20. co.,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. !,

Yust >recsioedfo SALE By James Kennedy
-, Ses. Bookseller, King Street:
THE Works of Oliver Goldsmith.> M. D.
! meg and elegant American editions by CosIs
and Thomas, in. five volumes, with q hne
head ofthe,Author-y a. n >,
travels through the Northern and Eastern
Stases of the Union, in 1907 and Ices, con-
tanning particular account of;he consritu-
tons, laws, state of society and manners, lite.
nature, soil ard produce, population, &c. OF
each by William Augustus Kendall. -
Travels and Adventures in Canada and the
Indian Territory, between the years 1850 and
1875, with particular account Of the Indians
by Alexander Henry, ESD s,..r
S., Romance ofthe 2yrenees,a novel. y.:
: Rosa, or American Genius and Education,
novel. ~ ".. ~. ... ~
.... -...-s ALSO, ,...-... g., IT.
Lempriere's Classical Dictionary. MARS
Introduction, and general assortment Of the
Classic Authors. -~.. :
March %. -
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T.W. PEYToN

oERERS FOR. Sab,
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbes Salt
sMuscavado Sugar in 'barrsk
E.oaf and IMrnp do. do. a.
I; Coffee In barrels and sacks - ~, -
Imperial ana young hyson tea in ar.ehests
: Spanish Segars in half boxes a ,
Mould md Spsnnaesli Candles in cases
:Rrewn Soap IN DO. = "a ;
N. E. Rua,hA bids. and barrels
March q ,sssf,
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This is to- give Notice.

That the subscriber Of Alexandra county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans, Court of said county letters tes-
tanentary: on the estate of George 'MsMunn,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased: all
persons having claims against the said decd
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the 9ist day Of August next. or they
NAV by law be excluded fiom all benefit to
said estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment. Civ
en- under my hand this alst day of Feb.
1910. r.
q Morderai. Miller. Err.
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NOTICE.
March 81,

ALI. persons indebted to the estat. Of
John Potts. are requested to make payment
to the subscriber. and all persons having
claims against said estate are requested 70
bring them forward for examination.
WV. HERBERT, jun. Trustee:
March %. Paw
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FOR RENT.

sTHE DWELLING HOUSE in which
/ now reside, at the corner of Fairlax
and Queen streets-The Warehouse par.
of the tenement l shall retain the use Of
TO good ten,rt 1t will be let at very mo
derate rent Possession may be had in two
or three weeks.
Cuth.. ert Powell.
April S. co
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rOrpF,ans' Court,

y Orphans Gear, az. Q,
-. Alexand,ita County. FEB. 1srsRs 1910.
* Ordered, shaa the executor Of GeStEe
MsMun. deceased, do insert the following ad-
Svertisement three dimes in each week Tor
eight weeks in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
Alex. Moore, RICHTER. /.
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.;ft Printing in all its branch
.es. neatly executed: as.tais,of-
fee.
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LssS than Ia blanks 70 prlge SuDjeCt
10 deduction Of Is per cent Priscs pnyu-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing.
or THE ANNEXED rnIzEs.
lN drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
10 900.
list do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
No. to No. $50, inclusiye.s
ist do. goth do, $50 do. from No
Isl to 500, inclusive.
lst do. 25th do $50 do. from No.
22,oOl to 22,sso, inclusive
LIST do 3Oth do. $50 do. from No.
22,25! to 22,5oo, inclusive.
LIST do. s5th DO Cash, $4,000 dolls.
LIST do. 10th 90. 1000
LIST do. 45th do. $4,000
FL st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each.
" The drawing will commence in the
City of New York on the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day (exeept the lat day, when
there will remain. 800 to be drawn) until
nished.
T1ckErs for sale by R. GRAY, Booksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and infor-
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ink the drawing, free of expence Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also be advanced Cor prizes as soon as drawh,
at moderate discount.
Present price oftickets eight dollars.
january 1.
sShould-the FIRST number, On the isth day
of drawing, be either of the numbers from
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn Number mot one of those nnmbersj
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 18th day of drawing;
and in the like manner with tickets for the
2oth, 25th, anu 3oth days of drawing; SO
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Tickets !! Question How? Ant
swer--Suppose No. u,H5, is the property
of Il, the first drawn number on tie l sth day
of drawing, which'w entitle II to the. num-
bers from I to $50; and the first drawn NUN
Der on the goth day of drawing, may be No
.t7s, which will entitle him to the numbers
from 2sl to 500. The first drawn number,
en- the 2sth day, may be No. 37s, which will
2ntitle him. to the numbers from 22,o0l to
b2,2so, inclusive; and the First drawn num-
Ger, on the soth day of drawing, may be enc
of the $50 tickets already. drawn, which will
ensifle him to the numbers from -, $50 to
%, 500 Yea, sir. and. The thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred thousand Dollars
~
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- r
Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds and bbls:
!. Peach and Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per gallon, Eigb'ue,
: .Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo
Spanish Cigars, Butter, ....
'Harris's and Taylor's manufactured To
bacco in kegs, -p
{;,wrpwtIur and Shot Of different Sizes
Cinnamon, Nu,mog6 Pepper, Pimecla
Chocolate No,.A and ), Mould and D'pt CSI'-
dleS
Malaga Rajsins In boxe"
ppes in boxes, . gross cash,
bingham boss, Hamiton'S Carrett's and
I.cipers STUFF, In bottles.
lIon,on and Philadnlphia Mustard,
Wlitug and Wrapping paperS
lied Cords, Lcading Lines, &c.
A constant supply Of wArxn cnAcxyns and
bes.svrEIyiss YLovR, by retail, and
50 hhis. o! Maryland and Virginia Tobas'
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Potomac COMPANY.

Potomac Company.
NOTICE is hereby given tina, special
~ meeting of the stockholders will be held
At the Union Tavern, Georgetown, on Tues
,'ay taesIoth day, ct April next, on business
Of importance to the Company.
BY order ofthe Presideut < Directors,
- Jofeph Carlton,
Treasurer q Tie Potomac Company.
Nsnsh2: ss,lstAA
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lskANDl LOTTERY,
Three Prizes of $4,000 Dolls. each.
STATE or NEW-IORK, = o..
Union College Lottery, No. /.
M A n A G L RS.

William w: Gilbert, isaac De""issn,
'Bewomin Dewitt, - AND
George Merchant, Stpehen 7horns.
S G RR M T..
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ISAAC kELL,
Cotptrsmith, Plumber, and Tin. Fie's.
Worker,
TIAVthG REMOVED from Water 70
Il i Prince arce,, two doors above tho
corner OF the lu,c Col. Hooc, informs those
who have hitherto favored him with their
custom, ard those who may be disposed 70
DO 90, that he will thankfully receive nnd
enLeavor to merit their iavors. u.s. ,-..
Cash or exchange given for old Copper,
,irass, Pewter or Lead. ..' s
WANTED,
A coy Of good morals Us Apprentice to
the above business. ..'. o.. t..-...
March %. 2aw
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Just received By JAl1LS KENNEDY,
sen. Bookseller, King street,
The Life, Of Thomas Paine, by James
Cheetham. '. -.
Walsh's Letters on the Genius and Dis
position Of the French, government. d.
Tales of Fashonabk Life, by Miss Edge.
worth. f..,
The Parents Assistant, or Tales for Chill.
dFen, BY ditto. ... :.
Don Scbastion, or the house Of Bragarz
an historical Romance, by Miss Porter.
William Tell, or Switzerland delivered,
an historical tale, by the celebrated ,florian.
The life of Pctvarch, by Mrs. Dobson.
The Yankey in London.
The works of Mrs. Chapene.
Cowper's poems and task, beautiful mi
mature edition, elegant. .:s' ...
Scots Marmion, do. do.
Junius's Letters, do. do. ..'.
Mrs Bryan's conversations on CHEMISTRY
Berthollet's researches into the laws Of
chynsical affinity.
The London disSector, or system of dis
section practised in the hospitals and lecture
rooms Of the metropolis. ...
March. AZ. 20
A PERSON. properly qualified 20 Teach
1 \ the Greek, Latin, and English Ian
suases, gr mmatically, * Geography, would
meet with liberal encouragement in the town
of Alexandria if application by letter address.
ed to the Printer, is speedily made.
February - - Jaw
NOTICE. -
ALL persons indebted to the estate al
Samuel Dunlap, an insolveat debtor, are re-
quested to make payment 70 the suSscribep
and all persoas having claims against said ..
state are. requested to bring them forward
for examination. -, f..
CHS. l. cATLETT, Trustee.
Z, March 81. a.. 2aw
Landing. and for Sale
: From. schooner EGza6efA, CsAs. 1.hsvrs~j,
1000 bush. Liverpool Ground Alum SslH
z hhds. and; 10 barrels Boston Rums
81 bsxes Imperial Tea. -
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L,ss than Q - blanks to a prize subject
10 deduction Of Is per cent Prizes paya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing.
or THE ANNEXED rnIzEs.
iS drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
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IEWELRY.

THE subscriber has just received and
i offers for sale at his store corner oil
Fairfax and Prince streets) small invoice Of
Jewelry, consisting of Ladies' Earnings,
Bracelets, Necklaces, &c. of new and elegant
patterns. Also, general assortment OF Sill.
yer Ware, a. usual, all of which will be sold
very cheap. .-.
John Gather.
N. 3. All kinds of Hair-Wo executed
in the neatest manner at the shortest notice.
March 20. ...'~.r eo2w
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Iofeph, n. Vaudeville,

Iofephs II. Vaudeville,
e8srs fsr sale the fatolv.ny articles,
IS. zoA9iesale or retail. =
5000 bush. Lissbn and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and bag,
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lity in casks rI.2 =
1000 New England do. do.
700 bbls. Of Herrings, Shad and Mackare
so tons Plaister Paris
20 baies prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 ahds. Jamaiea, Antigua ard Drm.-
rara. Rum *, i
pipes Frensh and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
so bills. do. do.difsrent q lalides
? hhels. ,Copperas ~
Gunpows!er, %le '..f -.
: Imperial, ~ q. ~ -.
Eyson, ~ TEAS.
Young Hyson, .7'"-s..
and = .'
Hyson Skin,
Madeira, '...@.
Claret, and ..:
Catalonia 49,. .. ,N'
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A PERSON properly qualified % Ieacn
N the Greek, Latin, and English Ian
suases, gr mmatically, < Geography, would
meet with liberal encouragement in the towp
of Alexandria if application by letter address.
ed to the Printer, is speedily made.
February - - ~ Jaw
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} Francis Wheat; Jonathan ;. Wheeler ;
William A Williams John r: Walker
w: P; Alexander West; Josiah Watson
John Wilson,
; = GEORGE GILpIN, p. III.
April 3. .. =. .,-ss-l.. cost
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A Lift of Letters
R.moirisg 10 the Posr.osrIcE, Akxs"-
6ria, Ccahambia Masca 81, 1910.

Mrs. Hannah Adams; Lucy Addison
MIR. Charles Alexander; A: b. r-
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SAMUEL EDDY, Esq. Secretary.
JAMES BURRIL4L, Jun. Esq. attorney General
CONSTANT TABER, Esq. General Treasurer.
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mahcicus si.S .alss, att cice renouncsd IS
Without Foundation. MIR. Jackson had no in
structions to give any explanation respecting
the late disayowal, and, when pressed upon
this subject, obseryed--that MIR. Smith had
made under such circnmsfances as he could
only have expected would lead TO a disayow-
al and asscrted--that the instructions Of
Mr.. Erskine, were known to Mr.. Smith, at
The time of this arrangement, and that he
(Mr. Smith, sn6snsnfed other conditions, in
the place of those upon which only. Mr..
Erskine was authorized 10 treat. Aiter being
informed TO the contrary, and cautioned a.
gainst such an imputation upon the honour
of the government, he persisted an this inn
Pu,ation, and made known his determination
so to do, whenever il Was necessary TO yindi-
cate the honour of the King, his master.
Tor this he Was dismissed, and with the
less reluctance, as il was found that he had
no proposals to make in relation TO the re,o-
cation OF the British Orders in Council that
has offers Of PREPARATION Tor tie outrage upon
The Chesapeake were such as added insult to
injury and as Mr.. Canning, lad informed
Mar. Plnkney, that he was TO be sent here,
" not on any sieciai nission,' hut as the sue
cessor of Mr.. Erskinc." The opposition can
see no insult in the above imputation, and
justly this insolent minister, and condemn
the Chief Magistrate of their country, and
the man SO recently the object of their (see-
mingly) cordial appreciation. They even as
scrt that Mr.. jackson was possest Of full
powers to terminate satisfactorily all ditIeren-
ces between the two countries, and chat such
lr. L.. A. 4
he have been met in the spirit OF amity, and
not have been, without cause, dismissed
Need we any further evidence of their total
disregard of truth, and OF their base and trail
torous subscrviency to G.. Britain They
will praise Mir. Madison when they imagine
that his acts receive the appreciation OF the
British Ministry, but not moment LONGER
the instant disopoqoai signifies their disah-
probation, this praise is suspended and suffer-
el to cool, md The dianission Of their insult
mr. Envoy converts Il into the rudest CEN
sure
Thar your understandings will not be dup
ed by these outrsges upon truth, consistency
and patriotism, is our confidence and consola-
ton. And we hope and trust that the event
Oh tho ensuing elections viii render hopelcs.
the ambitious and disorwadizine, aud present,
from Georgia to Maine AN impene,raoIc pha-
Ianx, to whatever foe shall dare, for The pu,-'
pose of revenge, plcnder or suhjugation, To
invade this last rcfugeof freedom, and OF po-
lilical and social happiness. - AZ -A
In 6sLaJf u the Convention.
CONSTANT rARER. Chairman
DAVID A. LEONARD, Secretary.
Providence, Feb. 2Stn 1910. IS
I. --.A -. - ! :
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Neutrality-suspicious.

IT is now well known that the British government
fisapprovc of Jackson's conduct, towards the gov
srn,ncnt Of the United States and, that another
minister of the first respectfully, will soon be sent
out to this country. Afcr knowing this to be fact,
as tire fedcraiists now do, anil acknowledge, what
must be the feelings of these men, who have SO
warmly cspouscd the cause of Jackson, when his
own government heartily disapproyc his conduct
We think, If they bave any sense OF fee'ng, or de-
cency left, they must be confounledy chagrincd at
the consequences Of their precipate and urseason-
able interference in support of Jackson, and the
British government as F.tf.fsetf
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s ,,;, NEWPORT:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1910.
TRIUMPH OF CORRECT PRINCIPLES


Accounts from, New -Hampshirc,afc men,
tioning the glorious triumph of Republican
ism in eye,y department OF the State, gives
tho following statement of the votes in Isl
towns. For ihe palrio. LANeDoN,, l427 I, for
Mr.. SMITH, i347s. In the same towns last
year, MrsSmith had majority Of 73o--ma-
hing s,estJ yainy in favour Of Mr.. .Lanydon,
of upwards OF FIFrEES HuNDnnp yorEs !!
LAus Deo !s'@k
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dfacon's BiI.---,Ne have not been much
disappointed ty the fate Of this bill nor do
we feel disposed to concur in the ccpsures by
some against, the Senate for treating II as
thcy did II never seemed 70 Us pracucabic
To icgislate and determine upon the complies
ION of afsairs or events which must take place
in Europe. which could not be known in con
gress Until! The reception of the last despatch
es from England. But the case, we presume
is now changed. We trust the national leg
isleturc are now in a situation to act and
choose their ground II is immaterisl what
becomes of MIR. Macon's bill. Provision
will doubtless be made for removal OF
all obstruction TO commerce, on the repeal
Of the vcxa,ious edicts Of the European bel
ligcrcnss, which we presume may be conf
dently expected soon to take piece and we
hope and trust an end will shortly be put TO
the whole system Of orders and decrees' en-
barge, and non.in,crcoursc forever.
'5fil s f.Hcsy- York CofipsJian.l
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The National -Intcllgcncer of March IL, contains
the fvAvwing article:

pinxncy III vste letter of the 4,h JAN detailing the
par,eaiars Of a long conference at the foreign Office
viii. f,rd W cilesley This letter explicitly states
ta, the British minister did not attempt to vindcate
Mr.. Jacksony ON the contrary he admitted that he
was in tie wrong, that he must return, and success.
ssur would be seat to the u. States.
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NOTICE.

! HE Subscriber takes this mode OF
n informing all those who are indebted 10
him, by book ount note TO call and settle the
same, 10 enable him TO meet those who have de-
mands against him lie hopes this will be sufficient,
w,hou, further notice
lie carries ON he Blacksmith business
SIS usual, in all its various branches, with neatness
and despatch, at his shop, No. 4, Crosse street. where
every order will be punciua!ly attended to- and eve
ry favour gratefully ACKNOWLEDGED
WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport, March 21 srrss f.Na