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April 10.

Thebillregulating the Post Office
establishment, having undergone vari-
Gus amendments, Gone of which goes
TO take away from Post Masters the
right of Frankiug) was read third
time and passed.
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BY Virtue Of deed of trust from
John Boatrish:, of the couny Of CumberA
land, TO the SUB Der to secure the
payment Of sundry debts therein
r6eniioned
Will be Sold,

At the Dwelling House of the said
BoatrighJ living on Horn Quar- err Creek. a
branch OF Willises. IN the said CougCfApn Fri .
day the 2Sth day of next menth, (Nf1skif fair.
u not the next fair day, one huudsey,cres Of
LAND adjoining the Lands Of thtsAe Alex.
ander Trent and the land that was formerly
Money had1Ox'si also six head Of Horse, one
yoke of Oxen and Carr twelve head of Gattlc
and Us macy Sheep, FIVE Feather Beds, and tnei,
"a nitn'e, together with all his residue Of hi.
household s. kitchen iuraitaoe or 50 much enere.
OF as xi!l b. sufiicieat 70 discharge the deus
torcsaid together VITA al expsnces attending
the eAsea ing Of the sad Tfup. su,h Tiue
IS IS ve5'ed ia tae Trust will be made, and no
more.
Henry Bell, Trustee.
APr ioIh, 1910, o,o
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TOR SALE.--A handsome, second ha nd
4 London built CHARIOT, which has
been but little used and is in goA state
OF preservation. Apply to the pribter, or
to Mr.. HgGHKs, coach maker, opposite
the Old Shy Tavern. where the carriage
may be,ssen. tt
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Norfolk, April

Norfolk, April Is.
The brig Dart, capt. ID .i4col, bound
to baltimore, In 81 days from New
Orleans, went up the bay on Saturday.
captain DILLARD, Of The United
States army, who came passenger in
tie Dart, and left her at New Point
Comfort, favored US with the following
list OF officers who have proceeded in
that vessel to Baltimore -
General Wilkinson,
Captain PiukHsy,
L'e1enants M'Phsrson, Stannard
Cutler,Sand Christie,
Ensisas Ward and Vasquez.
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-" Several interesting CO Mmnn'-
cations, and the proceedings in boa
Houses OF Congress for several days.
are: crouded out of this days paper, 70
make room for the late and importer.
foreign news received via New YorS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-20

In consequence of some.disturbances
which have lately taken place in Ca.
NADIA, the governor in chef Of that
province has issued a proclamation,
iorbiddiDg all riotous assemblinps
and the publication of seditious wri-
tings. Under the authority of this
proclamation, the Printer of the Ca.
madam, DR.. Blanchet, Mr.. Bedard.
and Mr.. /. Taschereau, have been
arrested and committed to prison on a
charge of treason.
Boston Gaz.
The Montreal paper of the 26th
uh- mentions the arrest of Pierre La
force and Francois Cobeil, charged
with seditleus practices. All the &C.
cused persons appear to be French.
The election Of new Assembly
Tor Lower Canada, took place on the
Goth ult. We have have not heard of
the result.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

r vneuc OF two deeds of trust executed "a ~,
Tor tue purpose of payiag cc,tan debls
.aeiein mentioned. viii be sold, for cash, At an.
residence or Mr. T. T. bling in An,eiia county
ths T'h DAY OF next moN!h lMay1 FIFTY
Likely NEGROES; amsnss. them are slave.
OF almost every description. The safe WA ccr,->
There will also be sold at th. .an. ,,-,a -
pace by one OF The Trustees, aboa, fifteen hor
anu number OF cattle, sheep ani hogs, aniNa
JACK and Jeuny and all The household am
NitShen furniture. and plan atioa utensils OF saDi
hoiing Amongst The above men'ionsd slaves
are TWO biack'mlshs and three rough ca,penlers.
n b. The lands belonging 10 'he sa d rnos.
T. Boiling, will be offered at private sac on ~.
same day. 'NS
Ludwell Bracket, }
John Lane, Trustees.
April 14,h, 1910. Nv ~
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B 0 Q K S
FOR SALE AT S. PLEAsANrs' PRINT.
ING OFFICE:

c o,Aers nackstons Henins's Statutes at
constitutions OF the u. La pc vol Ia,
STATES nn.t;
NubNia in search of sc,iptioo
Husband Rail- r.
Walkers Pronouncinp yn;, :, > II.
nv ~ Msrsha'i's Life OF Gen.
LILO 40 abridged Washington
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nohnycasue,s Algebra Works
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homAon,s seasons Rzmsay's Life Of
cheap edition for the WaSbington
use of schools NIo,s.,. c", =
Cilbert's Law OF Evil vols.
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Burder's Village Ser coamere,a N p,cI so',.
Johnscn's, (Pocke) Fisher AIMEE, wal.
Dictionary in Nina Ma!thus on popul,s'o, =
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N, ioaary Cabine' of Io,nus
I nlar sermons Hyvy'a Mcditati,ns
universal History my Life of Fox
vols. translated from, Elosa
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Anquetl tov;d,-'.,.
Russell's History of lZjmmerm,n 80,
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no be sold to the highest bil.

u der, on Thursday the Goth
INST 1t fair if not, the next fair day, at the
"a; ;a'G uoweiling house of Drury Wood, dec'i.
rs LIZ aenrico county, all the personal estatsS
Ole Negroes, Household and Kitchg rns
nlsnre, plantation utensils, and stock of eve
~ kind-among which will be offered fa-
sa'e Two valuable work or Carriage He,
ses. Credit until the irst of January next
tor all sums above ten dollars. Bond win,
approved security will be required by
WILLIAM BURTON.
GERvAs SroRRS, Exr's.
April 10. 1910. fat,
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amcngsi al classes oil the inhabitants.
/, began 10 he calculated at eleven in The
morning, and at two the bark bills had
risen from 10 to 100. II is announced
ttat the Prince of Neufchatcl will arrive
mere on The I'd, that the ceremonies and
the fetes VII last 10 days, end ;hat the
prince viii set out from Vienna on the
i4'h OF March with the angus. spouse of
his Sovereign.
The Emperor of the French has sent
present to our Monarch. Of some msgoifi
cent Gebelin tape try.
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The British Ministry have laid before
rariiaMsnt me avi2e 1I tins papers reia.
i've 90 umr hrskine,s arrangsm ;nS, and il
mas oeen printed. l. furnishes, we are
assured, some very curious particulars.
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ANN uni,ion and stores to be proeur'
ed, and all the other expensive items at
tached TO a newly organized government
over very extensive territory notwith-
standing all these objects were fully and IL
.berally attained, the annual expences OF the
government during that administration fell
shor! of 8 100000 dollars;
BUT,
under the Je9ersonian administration, al
though the navy has been sold, and the pro-
ceeds spent, as well as the other resources
provided for by their predecessors being
wantonly squandered !; although not sin
gle useful or honorable object has been at
tanned orattembtea; although the prospe.
rity and honor of the country have been sa-
crihced on the altar eff Office see king rapaci-
ty, still the expences have annually exceed
ed 100000 dollars
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Extracts from the Marine Insurance OH
Reporter.
DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY.

During the federal administration, not.
withstanding there was government to be
put in operation, navy to be built, corps
of engineers and artillerists to be raised. an
Indian war to be honorably terminated, a
sinking fund to be established, dangerous
Instruction to be quelled, foreign relations
to be established, revenue to be raised,
public building innumerabletQ De erected,
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Public Sale.

BY virtue oftw deeds of trust from ELIJAH
GRAHAM and AMYNTA his wife, to secure
the payment of sum Of money due to
Henry Nicholson, will be exposed to public
sale, at the town of Colchester, in Fairfax
county, on the 18th of October next for
cash
>, A Negro Woman & her three
Chlldren-anda Troct of Lard, upon Pc.
hick Run, binding upon the said ru,, the new
bridge that crosses the said run, and the five
foot hill containing about five hundred and,
twenty acres.
10" The sale will commence at / | o'clock;
A, IL. and continue till the whole is Sold
Tie T1ylaee.
September 8. cots
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ar,rsnorta Da!sp 6a;stts.
moNDAH, OCTOBER !.

,be signature of NePos, has given Us
w. -, dissertation on the character of MIR.
a.',s,ioc. This gentleman has often been
Nv .,rrd 20 Aristides, between whom and
's..H there are certainly many strong
:. IF resemblance but Nepos has en-
lored 10 show that no striking simili-
ps ttzists'
: I, is often the misfortune of humble
,.,,o,, 10 aspire to lofty distinctions" says
N.oo,. and this in paper constantly read
p, smith," II is sometimes the curse OF
), assessors to have friends, who, from
..,orance or selfish Yices,la claim for them
. bonors which only serve TO render them.
,areulous." This observation applies with
,.,u;ar force to the present secretary Of
,,,. bu, certainly not to Mr.. Pickering
y.Oos accuses Mr.. Pickering Of eulogiz-
ir Mr.. Wagner, and pronouncing him ht
hr discharging the duties of secretary:
md saws that MIR. Wagner in grateful re-
un compares Mr.. Pickering to Aristldes;
oOpouncing the reciprocration of these
compliments mutual fattery. ! have al
Vars understood it was Mr.. Marshall, when !
appointed secretary of state, who said that
Mr.. Wagner was more fit than he for the
driss of that Office. And certainly there
vas no straiuing of a compliment in the OBJ
ryation. To a powerful natural intellect,
mong judgment, deep discerument, aud
much study, Mr.. Wagner adds long and
very extensve acquaintance with our own
political affairs, the concerns Of European
tourts and the situation OF foreign coun-
tres. Whether MIR. Marshall or Mr.. Pick.
uing made the remark it was made with
out Aattrry. What makes the democratic
editors so iaimical TO Mr.. Wagner, is his
having become an editor and (from his
hag continuance in the Office of the szcre-
nfy ofsta;e having become possessed OF all
tie former secrets of the cabinet his rea-
dNsss to exposc their bianders or their vi
rss,
Mr. Pickering's character, says Nepos,
possesses nothing remarkable for either
FsOrliance or solidity." With respect to
'Hliaace, We agree with Nepos and &C
knowledge that political prepossession or
pSadlce have wrongfuly aseribed such a
qaary to his mind tut to say he is desti-
TUE OF solidity is to depart as far from
Dp'a as the Imagination can wander. Why
VIII writer who wishes 70 be believed Ut.
Nsaobseryation so devoid of correctness
'@a'rlaralion that he has acquired neither
"'u'ate nor liberal views of publiS affairs,
''qualiy groundless, Its that accuracy,
Aa The exhibition of it ia his writings,
'a'a ha' carried conviction to all parties !;
%'o0Siedged by the honest, and produc-
OF resentment among political rogues.
us this accuracy, this " enlarged, COM
rG'ns've and generalizing view," which
s''u'Os his political foes. which calls for
Ss'c'se of malignant pens ike that of
- S;p0'' speaking of the ineorrup,ibili,y
y as poverty of Aristides, Is not willing
y ~'S any parallel with Mr.. Pickering.
%k0o"ledge that merely to be honest
w deserving of any extraordinary eulo-
- :" out certainly great praise is due to
Fickering not merely for his homes
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purse without the knowledge OF the public
or if with their knowledge, without eensure'
This was temptation which any one who
chusss may believe the present secretary OF
state would resist. He was not while Sc
cretary of state, concerned zoith others az
trade: he sought not to direct public mea-
sures for the enlargement of his own purse
He might have been rich, and he is poor.
In many of his virtues and in many CIR.
cumstances of his life he resembles Aris-
tides. The enemies of Arissides were the
ignorant, the prejudiced and the interested
Political regues. So is it with Pickering.
Nepos from vague report, accuses him
of unfaithfulness TO Mr.. Adams. Perhaps
if the real cause were known of Mr.. A.
damss dismissing Mr.. Pickering, no sha-
dow OF censure would attach 10 him.
When the Nrposses of 'ss accused him OF
defrauding the public of hundreds ol-thou
sands, Mr.. Pickering suffered his character
for a season to be Swallowed, and disdained
to vindicate himself but comp slled his
enemies to pronounce his innocence. What
zvas the cause of his dismissal ? Now I
have heard, and from authority on which |
rely, that the Gauss was no other than this.
Mr.. Adams mentioned TO Mr.. Pickering
his determination to nominate his son IN law
Col. Smith to certain high office. Mr..
Pickering candidly told him the nomination
would BE- rejected IN the Senate. Some time
afterwards he again mentioned the subject:
Mr.. Pickering again endeavored to dis
suade him. Mr.. Adams was angry, and
in the heat ofhs passion accused Mr.. Pick.
ering of cnmity to his family, and OF in
triguing with the Senate to prevent the sue.
cess of the nomination u,tering at the
same time some kasty and rude expressions
which it is unnecessary here to repeat. The
nomination failed: the failure was unlustlv
attributed to Mr.. Pickering: he was hasti-
" dismissed. If as We believe, this was
the cause, what censure can with justice
be attributed to him
There are two causes which principally
occasion Mr.. Pickering's enemies the
goodness and uniformity Of his character,
and the natural antipathy of bad to good
the other is, more particularly, his letter to
governor Sullivan, which contains so much
truth, so much length and depth and width
of investigation so much incontrovertlble
reasoning aud so full and uuanswerable an
exposure of the administration that, enrag-
ed at their inability to destroy this work,
they hope for some success in their endea.
vors to throw their filth on the fair face of
its authors reputation:
Colonel Pickering's friends have however
praised him too much. He is not Hamil-
ton, an Ames, nor a Parsons. He is not
an orator he is not man of brilliant fan.
cy nor Of extensive literary requirements.
He is an honest man, persevering, indus
trious, uniform as virtue itself, of sound
Judgment and accurate discrimination ar
gumentative, logical convincing an ineor-
ruptible patriot in private life unimpeach-
able his friends are the friends fpublic
and private virtue his enemies are such as
every great and good man must expect, and
must wish.
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taken into favor, and appointed governor
Of Rome.
TARpAcoaA, 1uly Z.

- IARRACoaAy .tafy q.
General O'DonneII, has issued cifea.
lar letter to assemble provincial congress
at this place on the 18th. interchangeable ef-
forts are making TO fortify Tortosa, by tie
patriotic Inhabitants.
Almeida is s or 10 miles within the Por-
tuguese frontiers, and is situated on The RI
yer Goa. Ciudad Rodrigo, is in Spain, q,
the Agnrda, and IS or 20 miles from Al.
media.
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Letters from Jamaica to the 18th Of Au-
gust, speak of hurricane in that Island a.
bout the 10th Of that month, which had done
great damage. Markets for flour very good
mot 200 barrels in Kingston from
IS to % dollars per barrel.
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Ct Pinkerton's Collection of Vow
ages, part 9TH, is just received and ready i,r
delivery to subscribers.
James Kennedy, sen.
September IA. sgd2w
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HAMBuRcH, July Is.

HAMBuRGH, July Is.
Thirteen cardinals, banished from Paris,
were confined in the fortress of Ham, &c.
where they are to live in exclusions:
fouche, formerly minister ofpollce, who
was tor some time in disgrace, has been
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TO THE PUBLIC.

T7HE subscriber, after a lapse of time
necessarily consumed. in the prspara-
ton of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens of Alexandra, as we'll as the
community at large, that he has taken Tor a
term of years that noted and eligible estab-
lshment known by the name Of the CllY
HOTEL, and once occupied by, Mr. Calsby,
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
gave it an eclat which the subscriber hopes
to preserve by his unremitted exertions in
affording to all those who may confer on him
the favor of their patronage, genteel and CON-
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi
plicity of convenienccs attached to the City
Hotel, and will only submit description to
that portion of travellers who have SO gene
rally attested itsRumerous advantages
James Brook.
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Recel.t Publications,

RCCCi4l / Publications,
Jltst received by JAMES KEANEOY, SEN
Bookseller, King street,
The Letters of Mis- Elizabeth Montague
- Ilenerant, or Memoirs OF an Actor
by Mr.. Hyley
- Dominican, by Capt. Williamson .
,Osma and Ameria, by Mrs ~Eoche !
The Lake OF Killarney, by Miss Porter .
.fLSO,
Nezy and elegant editions ofthe f,llo79ing UoA'-
able BOOKS.
Hume's History Of England, with Doctors
Smo!ett's and Bissetl's combinations. Print
ed transcription
The poetical Works Of William Cowper,
in vols containing variety Of Pieces ne
yer before published
Doctor Johnson's Rasselas
SCOTS Lay OF the last Minstrel, beautiful
miniature edition. .
Narmion to match do.
Doctor Percy's Clergyman and Peoples
Remembrancer
- Hobart's Sermon on the Excellence
of the hurch
Rev. Mr.. Beasley's inaugural Discourse
delivered in Christ's Church, BALTIMORE, on
Sist December
The Book of Common Prayer, OF various Is
sizes, in plain'and elegant bindings WIN all
the additional Hymns.
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Fifty Dollars Reward
Aus Is.

WILL be paid for experimenting a NJ D,r,
ring to John Travers, auctioneer IN o sonSi
Town, district Of Columbia, Mu'a''o WV r,,.
named 10 rTY, but who has proba0'! W." a.,
ed her name ard passes herself tor aNo ~ 81,
man. She is about thirty two years u I'M y,
Of low stature, robust make, hit Drea'H h,-
Iook, round shoulders, and mar%eu ;"
face with spots resembling freckIes' ,,o,he,
1t has been ascertained that hHr w. ,y
were taken away several weeks si'er n o.
seconded, by servant nan bclonsfns yi;r.
Edward Can't OF Loudoun county ~ sell:
MIA, and from whom she was last Pu,, nv
and If not harboured by his slaves Wv .So,
liability is, that she is either yufSr rtors d
Alexandria, or gone to the Eastern ~ ." mt.
Nfarylan,d from whence she orIglna'r, ,v5
Georgetown, &c July 20.
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FOR SALE,

A LEASE for lives, for So acres OF land,
IN lying in the county of Fairfax, and be-
ing part of the tract of land called Ravens-
wortA," the annual rent.ofwhich is hf'y dol
lars 1t is about nine miles from Alexandra,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
it. There is on said farm very convenient
dwelling and farmthouses, and good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres In clover,
equal to any in the neighberhood, about tho
same quantity Of timothy meadow OF excel
lent~quality, and SIS much more unlmproved.
This farm is divided into hSe lots, and the
fencing in tolerable repair If 1t is not dis,
posed of by the first Of October, vii lease
1t for lives. !, is so situated as to make two
tenements. Any person wishing TO puc >.se
or lease said farm 4or lives will please apply
to the subscriber residing on the premises
.5Joieph Powell.
July 81. 2tdWtt
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LANDS FOR SALE,
AsyeeaIiy to.the WI Of JOIN CIBSI
GcCeGaeQ.

{ IN Nursday the ieth OF OCi0bevr.v
~: will be sod at pubic sale, at the Ma,
,.4Un IL Fairfax county rwhere Levi. JcnIS.
is now Overseor, that Tract Of LAND y,i
Others adjoining, belonging 10 Tie estate 4
. Iohn Gibson, deceased Ia Ill about, Goure,
Hundred and thirty seven acres, on CASH.
Branch and Joniley more Run, abou; q nij,
from AleXaDor,u. lEey VII be sold il hi,
oil between 800 and, 200 acres each
I he land vii! be shewn by Lewis jenkins,
10 any body wishing TO view II,
AND Oh Monday the sta of Novenlbcrp.r
at tho honse Of capt, George W !iams, n
the lewn ct Dumirics, that very vsa,u
FL 4NI1TlOM,
in Prince Wis.iam county, wherein Sfy
Run Church stui,us, Containing. IA acre,
ab-uJ TO ARES Ct waich arc in VOID thes
are near So acres in timothy th.t nave tip
year yielded Il fine crop, aad 200 acres my
lie made inio meadow: Ga il are Young
bear;rg pp.e AMI Peach Orcharts.o chia
fruit, and a good new Barn, A by "a feet;
a framed Ovcrsecr's hou with two CHM
mics good ont houses for Negroes, net
house anu stables, and at.she Oycrs9er's houa
wellvf excellent water.
Also, another Tract,
adjoining that, oil about, CO. acres; 5oacoa
of which are in wood about 90 acres Of Ii.
notify have beer cut omit this year, thatpu-
duced good crop; and 100 ares Of neadoH
may. be made There arc two dwelling
houses ON it which could be,rcl Gcrcd Gem.
.foItaJle at small eXpcnce and some Me-
gro houses S!aty Run is tie dividing bn'
between the planta ions .or aoout Two miles
On each Of which aGe exc s!ye .QIunles
Substantial b. o1vn Free ot0ns,
and both are. under very, GOOD fences. iaF
a.e distant z5.ni!cs Ircm Alexandria, aDd i
from Dumfries
About fonr hundred bushels Of WbcatTA
be sown Oh them this yer.
Win the !asI mentioned plantation EAS
sod, l58 acres Of LAND on vrenc.''s Dr~'
about miles from oiaty Run, 100 acres
wnica 9ve well umoered.
Possession VIII be given the .trst Jay "
j nusry next,
One fourth tie py:ce 10 be paid at The t@
of purchasing, and he remainder IN 1n'
equal annual payments. Eonds with s2PT,
ed security wall be required, and D;ea "
Trust on the nd TO secur, the payment
Mr. Elisha ~Scrkins, living thereon ""
shcw the lands on elaty Run. and S'sy
form.tion respecting them to any pers0" v"
may apply.
John Sbs'iH
James R RI.
Executors q John OIo'0"
Au~z I6 |A'1