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PUBLIC FESrIvITY

a splendid entertainment was gwen at the CT
ty HJtel On Enu'sday, in compliment to gen
ARMSTRONG for his able and manly conduct, as
the honest stedf"t representative of free
& lndepende ut republic, 1T the court of France
Tee meeting was meeting Of all Parties, in
facl no parties were 10 be seen for American no
nor called for the fcstivi,y, and American feel
ings peryaded the Who'll -AWora
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New OnleAxs. November 81

Extract Of letter frons NatcAes auei NOV Is
Fire or six gun boats having on board mart
me 81 "cgiment, have Just go, under way f,r
ttF' dicFt Col C..hng commands The
tro 'ps aud VIII relieve l. cut Col Sparks. who
"'H repHr 20 his place to tske command of the
m .Id~ro ut Col Cushings regiment.
Con Hampton is expected here bv the first
ID mber
Co, Cov'ngton IF the light Dragons, com
mands th- new raised regiment, al interim.
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THE B1TTUNEtt

Et,So"d L4Usa<S on. Esq g.,. puruc notice a
r. Days Site. "' -vlng pcaceably resumed
III" ne 'ctu.' possession II 'he property which he
''ai'''H' ! >" 'r'S tn suburb st Mary, commonly
Gil the Batfu-e
f's'erdsJ s Courier informs US that the Mar
s"i' ~ virtue OF an ordar tom the dis rc, attor
ncy' t"ok possession o!;he sad property on The.
2otn INST III the name ofth- United Stetes a:,
exp He'd MIR Livingston E" m the : ne
~, u. Gag Nos 90
- The Courier of fhc 81 IN. co,,,. .. L,,.y
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BosToN, December IL.
IMPORTANT

We learn, from an authentic source, that the
Spanish Minister has despatched cutter to Ca
d. to communicate to the Regency and Cortes
governing Spain. information Of the measures
Ge fXe 7utlve OF the United Sta-es has ken
with regard to q part Ut West F!OyiiG This fact
mcits tie very serious consideration OF Mer
Giants gagged in commel &C to Spanish ports -
Palladium.
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y THE GLOBE. TAVERN.
TO RENT.

Il HE subscriber will rent his time of lease in
Il the Giobe-Tavern sell the Furniture ne
ccssary for is continusnce--and give immediate
Possession.
Also, the House OF, the Vest side ofthe Globe,
" j be rented At Inc same time
PETER MOSELEY
& Mber 20. q
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r. This day we introduce the Oid Ba
iha he is 7vorthy of their acooa,ntanre--
sn entertaining and accomplished GONNA
mon Is nor always to b. net with. Hut we
90 no' wish 'hcm to IKE cur own word for
it--let them read and judge for hem
solves.
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EXPULSION OF JOHN McKroN

fe ''rda> 'hl House O. De es took
up nc dmendmen, 20 ne res ,iIt,9n q Tne
committee, in d.e case of JOHN Mexico
a delt ga'e from the County Of Lee. Inc
ahehdmen goes TO declare, hat whatever
doubts my eX on the Charge OF Bjgamv
he mas 6een gully of conduct erossi1 i'm
m0raf' disgracetul AID h,ghly reprc6eny,
Die unworthy OF the CHI ,racter of a X nre
sen atiVe OF the peop.e and that he be
therefore ecfelied iron, hi, sea. IN the Fl use
~ ~, Stevenson aud hnson Gse OF
w sh) opposed the amendment. not in n.,,nt
otJacf' but of general hyinchLeS-lt was
supported on the same grounds by Messrs
- Mercer and Blickb n. On taking
the Ayes and Noes. the amendment W -
carried Ayea 1O2. Macs IS. = Fine Re,o,u
tion' nus amended was adopted b, The
house without opposition I'M M'Ke,n,
tnel etore, stands erheiied from the House
OF Delegates. On mouon of Mr. Otcv, a
new Wit of Election was ordered for he
county o. Lee, to supply ne ca.cv coca
slored by the expulsion of John Nixon
" for statement of the Av,dcnce. re
ported 9BFciaHy BY the Committee to the
House, see the Last Page
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We have been surprised to see, in one Of
the ablest prints in the u. ) (The Baltimore
Whig) the following extract
I'uE ORIEANe RArru,y
&c rae ~ lite editors din ed


Wa8hing on. Dec Is 1910.
Edward LHvIngstOn ia, AIKEN 20 ,,e,si
on OF The nature, NJ Connection wirn some
Corrupt officers OF the u, $. government. -
The late marshal was the friend of T.. G.
and all Burr men-the present marshal is
god man, bur a weak and some,im a
madman. The district attorney was the
late major of the 5h regiment infantry u.
). He Is wIthOut principle add in prof.
boosted that he had lived wo Month, IN o.
neral W'lkinson's family. in order - to
blow him up"-he was ignorant Of his duties
as military mao but resigned Oh his ar
rival at Orleans. through the infIueuce
OF Thomas b. Robertson. he secretary of
that Territory, (who IS Randolph or Clark
man)--the inveterate enemy of govern
or Claiborne and the u. s government -
1t was he who ~ conjunction with T. Il.
Robertson and Judge Hsli, who lately a.
tempted to destroy the character OF Philip
Grymes the bcsi friend 81 on, federal GOV
ernment and a sound Republican. lis be-
lieved by many, that Livngstop's intreu 5
extended 20 Congress, as the jealous ha
rsngues Of S---y and certain territorial
member were supposed to eviuce though
without effect on the general body Of that
assembly. ."
The Editors Of the Wig are NOT presum
ed 10 know the gcnIem,r uho are abuse d
in the shove e&uact-what could have led
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December o.

NHOSE persons wishing supplies OF COAL
from the Deep Kun PITS, vii be ri1.se,l 90
letve their orders at my CoEulEE Room. ,yb,re
measure is Kept for tha cob ocuenve q; such -
W sh to have thv.r coal measured from tb. ,,a,r.
CONS. M. ~, HfNCo~E.
Ocsober f6 4
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"CREsCIr EuNno ~

A most urgent protest has been introduced
into the Pennsylvania legislature against
the interference of Congress in granting
or renewing bank charters beyond the
District Of Columbia. Il concludes with
the following resolutions:
Resolved BIZ he senate and house of re
fire8enGtiUeS Qf'he commonwealth IF Pen
sytUaniG in general assembly nlet, That
the senators OF this state in the senate of
the U >. be. and they hereby are instruc
ted, and the representatives OF this state in
the house OF representatives Of The u S. he,
ard they hereby are. requested to use eve.
Ty eXerucn IN their power to prevent the
charter of the Bank of the u. S. from being
renewed or any other bank from being char
tered by Co gress, except it shall be speci-
ally provided la the charter that the bank
shall be established and remain within the
b riot of Columbia
Resoived, THAI the governor be, and he
hereby is, requested to- furnish copies of the
above preamble and resolutions to the gov
errors IT our sister states, and request that
they be laid before the legislatures of their
respective states; and that the governor be
and he hereby is requested to forward a
Copy OF the above preamble and resolution
to each OF the senators and representatives
OF his state in the congress Of the United
States.
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Z HTR1Y DOLLARS jtEWARb RIM.
way tom tho subscriber ABOUT tie 81, ~
September last, my fellow CENRGE-he,sa
tail slender made '.low. remarkab,,. l,,r'.
htnds ard feet, Ins 80 aii SCR over one Of ia
eyes, his clothing not rccollectsd.
Mr. Crunip OF New Ke"t ~orn.y, In HE g.i5b
bor, GOD OF whom eX Get 81 is now iirx,ne
viii give the above reward to auy person WHO
will deliver uim 10 nc, or put LIN in R.carnrnd
y ''l, so that ~ t,in IH NY absence Mr..
h.' Johnson OF Richmond viii a, de rev.rS
offered.
ROBERT LEEpIS.
December o. ~
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II is rumored that Gideon Granger is to
se appointed judge of the Supreme Court
y lour hospital of incurables, u and
thai MI Pope, a member of the senate from
kentucky. IS to be postmaster general in
his stead. - Whir
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MANcHhSTER TURNpIKE CoMeAXf.
= meet ng Of the Directors of tic Mn
1 a "h.s - rr'kc Company. on Thursday
Reso'vea, Tia! the cl-ik be and lie is b. w
'iS q I" uyeyilse meet"g # S.,.e /
df'sS 'r neiu 20 NJ b.nnks's Tavern o Man.
ches,e', %" Tucsieyta. 22d OF mex. I.i,.rv.
By O, e. nj ihs D,,nc.o,g
HNES BRA PR. Ceyk.
M aEcres er, bee q tTI
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Eheu fugaces, Postumc. Pos,ume,
Labuntur ami nee pie,as noram
Rugs, ct inst:n'i sea &c
Afieret, indomi slue m,rti
Horace LIB 2. On II
How swiftly glide our flying Years
Alas nor P,ety, nor Tears
Can stop the fleetng Day;
Deep furrow'l Wrinkles, posing Age
And Deaths unconqrerabie Rage
Are strangers to Delay.
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DIrD---in Me- York, about lio IA ins,,o,
Mr. GR'co" Bicchus, formerly merchant in Pc
tersaHrg, Virginia.
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~ We have received late n. Olcans
papers, from Which we learn that Edward
Livingston has once more entered uuon tie
0affure and been once more ousted. The
Extracts follow:
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GJ The Subscribers to tbs Richmond D,r
eng As'embles, are requested to meet at the
Bell Tavern, this evening At 5 o'clock
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!. {. $50 y
may depend il viii be a'is"p'sd--aad
what will be the consequence? Why dis
,r.ss and ruin throughout the United
States and then an extra session OF con.
gfess will be called IN the course of the
summer to relieve those elistresses. n ma
tionai bark will be estabishedto be entire
III nnaer the controul of tie administration,
Thus will the administration secure the
monied interest in their favor, in addition
TO their present power. What then will be
ah'e 10 prevent them from exercising ab
sohtte po7oer over our deluded and ruined
country shall write more on this sub
lect in my next.
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lust RECEIVED.

Per Schooner MARY CAPTAIN GcLE, from st
.Jago, and TOR sale by The subscribers:
"a barrels Of Coffee,
200 Spanish Hides,
40 whole, and
100 half foxes first quality Spanish Segars
LN STORE,
80 bolts first quality Russia Duck,
20 do. Cd do
go bolts Ravens Duck
! bale Russia Sheeting,
zoos Us 6 inc wine
80 barrels NJ ! Beef
10 do. Prime Pork,
boxes by Window Glass,
End general ASSOC tment Of Ship Chan
dle,y.
Yeaton and Conway.
December IS 3taw2w
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s. G. y, REED.
December IS

Hare lust receivrd thrir FaHsurhN ofshoes,
-CONSISTIN Of
Ladies' black and I'd Morocco patrnt &
ronmen Cork soal Shofs, do. waking do.
Womcrs' Misses ard Cnidre rs Leather
Boots and ties Ladies' white and color'd
Kid Shoes do. orpam-nted dc. Mems
stout and fine Shoes do. Dsncing pumps.
Also,
Gentlem.n,' 6rs,and second quality Oak
lev Hats; Ladies Straw and Chip Bon
nets and trimmings.
ON HAND
A consignment Of APPLES--aIl Of
which will be disposed of on the mos, rea-
scnable terms.
Nov. ~. co
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Was committed to the TAIL of

This county, as a .unoway, . Negro Man.
who says his name is Lewis Ellison. end that
he was set free by Mr., Thomas Ellison, by
a deed on record in New Kent county Virg
He is about % or q years Of age. S feet 6
inchee high, had on when committed blue
short cloth coat s trowscrs and q swsnsaown
Jacket and fur hat. all very good. The own.
er is requested to come and prove his pro-
perry, paw charges and take him away, other.
wise he will lie t'isnoseo &c &c the lev directs
James Campbell, .Jailey.
November %. EaT21
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Thomas Patten.
Wood & Timber For Sale,

"HE River Craft vile arc EMPLOYED In
bringing Wood TO Alexandria, Wash
ington and GEORGETOWN, ere informed that
Oak, Hickory and Pine Wood ere for ssis
about - miles below Alexandra, Of tho
landings at Freestone Point. Neahseo ena
Powelps Greek Arpfic a,icr IS 10 he nads
TO the subscriber, re.iAi,e # freretcre Point.
William Simmons.
Manager for Charles Let;
pcc. -. seylm
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I haze Received
A. C.. Cazenove.
Public Sale

I n Consequence Of tie weather being I'M
4 taroratic n Ncdne sday last, tie Sale OF
my BRICK HOUSE & LOT, situate ON
King Str ct, opposite the diagonal Plmp,
was postponed.
1t will be offered for sale on the Premises,
on "Wednesday next the 18th inst ii f If. if
not, the next lair day, at o'clock, whcii ,i,e
Terms will be made known
FEIOMAS GRIMSHAW.
December II. g..
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Public Sale.

Pursuant TO a decree of the county court OF
Prince William. W the undersigned coms
M ssioners, will proceed to sell. at pub!ic
sale, ST the coust houAe Of F.ugu cr ccu,,--
t.. Oh MONDAY, the ooh Cay OF Noy
vcmber next, upon credit of 6 mortfss
A TRACT of LIND, containing l51
n acres ling in the county OF Fau1nier,
wt.hin half mile Of the lhcrou" hfyrc Mills,
Upon the DAD Leading from Ashby's G. 10
alexandria. There is good Mil Scat upon
the Lard * "a large Stone hiiii House wicn
with a little rerair may be n ads filter rrinds
ing Bon" With approved security viii DO
required Of the prrchHser.
Philip HarrIfon.
VIM. A. G., Dade,
Dumfries, Oct 1872. eo3w;
ar The sale Of the above property
is pofponed unit! MONDAY, lhs
2Sth Of January, i21l.
December ". 5taWts
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p,.;ces at st. Barihol0mezOs.

Flour ii dollars current, aud very dull.
Corn so, and in very great demand.
Prices carrent at Kingston, JAM on the
31st October.
Flour S17, Corn meal, 81 so, Corn
= bushcl, S II, Herrings SIS, Ship bread
To7.
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DR.. Franklin used pleasantly to repeat
an ohseryatan Of his negro servant, when
the Dr. was making tn tour Of Dcrbyshire,
Lancashire and other manufacturing towns
in England : Every ting, hkssa, zcork
in this country water zvork /; wind zDark ;
FIRE zuork !; smoke work dog ruork; n@n
zusrk OK 1Uork; horse ruark ass vork !.
every ting work here but the hog; h sas
he drink, he sleep, be do norbipg all cay,
he walk about like seatisn.en.
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StaWts
CO.. The Subscriber intending TO

CO. The Subscriber intending 10
leave Alexandra in the month of January
next, earnestly requests all persons that arg
indebted to him to pay their respective az
counts by the st day of that month. SO shat
he may be enabled to pay those TO when hs
Is indebted.
Thomas Psttsn.
Dec. IL. d'pl,
~ Any persons who have books thot
have been borrowed OF tho subscriber, are rs.
specially requested to return thsm..
r.. p.
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a!.-sncrss zs!!p 6ssstte.
MONDAY, DECEMBER II.

Who writes the Governors message for
NJ, SNYDER of Pennsylvania The person
.,,,h, 90 have been employed TO write the
.,seeh for the governor Of Virginia. Sny
language is not, like Tyler's, dis
,,. 70 letters. There ought to be two
e;errs appointed by Congress, one TO write
.a.~,I,~s and messages for democratic gov
.rnors, aud one to write circulars for de-
mocra,c members.
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FIonr II dollars current, aud very dull.
Corn 50, and in very great demand.
Prices carrent at Kingston, Jam. on the
Sist October.
Flour S17, Corn meal, S Z so, Corn
T. bushel, S 4, Herrings IS, Ship bread
Extract e a litter fronr respectable gen
ttmau IN the Island AZ St. Ihomas to has
tr;endn Ra,mOsihAia, datea 18th N,Oem
5er, 1910.
"a duty las been laid on -four and meal,
10 tskc place ON the 1ss Of December next,
as follows:
Flour per barrel 1 dollar
Rye ulsal SO cents
Corn Go. SO cents"
We are indebted 10 respectable friend
for she glowing late prices current, in the
corn market at Lisbon.
Wheat, per busheI, S4scts
Indian corn, a75toa 80
BIrey, 25oto So
Rye, s4s
Oats, IS
Fur per hbl 1s
Do per bushei, SIS
The House of Delegates have been prin-
eipaiiy occupied during the two last d,ys IN
the reading OF petitions, On, Tuesday a.
resolution was submitted to iustruc, TIE
committee of privileg1s and elections to
eqqufre into the conduct Of John Nixon,
member from the county OF Lee, who has
been represented as having committed the
crime of Bisamy. The resolution was
sgreed TO, and the question of course re-
ftrred.4 Mr.. NIX. was in the house, and
expressed his wish for an investigation.
Richmond Enquirer.
With the character Of the ommercial
house. from which the following letter was
received, we have perfect knowledge 1t
has much at stake, is too intelligent 70 be
mistaken, and TOO upright to deceive. Al.
though therefore. the date is not the latest,
the intelligence is interesting. - Federal Re
PUBLICAN.
Fstract ofa letter from Lisbon, dated 2oth
October, continued to the 23d
eve had this pleasure the 3Otb ult.
great conservation has since prevailed here,
ant' general measures for emigration were
ousily preparing. The panic has. however,
subsidized, and i, is, n6dentlv expected will
be altogether removed IN few DAYS; for it
now appears that Lord W-'ineton's re,rea.
wNs prrm-d;,atrd ard zriN be terminated
l 7Vih The defeat Of M,tssena's arn,u. as II has
no chance Of success By attack, and but little
hopes 81 "a sefs retreat"
A correspondent of the Freencan's Iourn-
al writes from Washington thus:
The Bank -Itis now reduced almost to
1 certainty, that the charter Of the United
States Bank will not be renewed. There
is plan in operation if carried on, viii ru-
in the present banking interest entirely
The state banks. as well az the U:i,e6
States Bank must fall. There is soon a
resolution to be introduced into the house,
which is 70 forbid the collectors of the diff
ferent ports from receiving any notes in
payment of. duties. Nothing but specie
will answer. This plan will put an end to
banks effectualiy. You may think this will
H. 4
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- The Packet Schoorer MARY
and KITTY, will sail for NOR
FOLK on Monday next, wind and
weather permitting.
December "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
Ma. SHIRLE ",

Ma. SHIRLEY,
Il observed in the last Argus, many
illiberal and unchafitabIe REMARKS upon
my letter remarks which am sure
could come. from no rcpublican---for
republicanism is something RATIONAL
The .froM over the signature of " no
sham rtha6Hcan," was too weak, petu-
lent and pueriIe to receive serious no.
tice--as the most sure. mean Of con-
signing the writing and writer to obiiy-
ion, / recommend 1t to the examination
of my republican bscthren "Candors
observes that Messrs. Turner, Hub
bard, &c. were at the Gray Caucus,
and advocated the nomination of Will
lam Widgery.-Not being chosen a
delegate myself I was not there, Of
course cannot determine with what de-
gree of warmth they advocated Wids-
ery.--One thing I know for certainty,
that Major Foxcroit of this town, was
not there. did not say that Messrs.
Foxcroft, Hubbard, or Turner, felt in
Jured that they were not nominated I
do not think that they did, or that they
even Thought Of being candidates them
selyes--but DO say they ought to be
nominated in preference to Widgery.
| am happy to learn from Oxford coun-
ty that the true spirit of repuhlicanism
prevails !; and that determination is
formed by many, to support soure 9TH
CT candidate than Widgery. l ear
nestly request them to agree on one Of
the three men before mentioned, and
20 give us timely notice that we may
support him-if we cannot elect hira
at the first trial, we may prevent the
choice OF Widgery or the federal ca1-
didate, and at the second trial may sue
coed. 1t rejoices my heart that Wa
have SO many republicans, who have
resolved to take independent ground
against Widgery. Let this mans
schemes be CUT off--Iet his career be
checked. The republican party wil
no longer be deceived.
SEVENTY SIX.
NeTvgiouccster, Oct. Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

cneasiness with Great 3 Hahn. to gGsr-
nify all the er,ors of her sgents,7o re-
fuse all accommodation with her GOV.
eminent, and IL possible to provoke her
to open hostililies. The effects Of this
policy, as was long befor< predicted,
were diminution Of our commcrci.l
prosperity, check TO the enterprisingr
spirit OF Americans, and total failure
of the revenue, so necessary TO support
government, and pay oil. our debts.
In,Shls state ofthingss Il may he in
quiz, wha. can be done by The peo-
pie ,snrestore our former property, &
raistrhe American name in the view
of foreign nations! The answer j. OBJ
vious. BY giving power TO, and by pla-
cling in authority those men, who ap-
proved of the policy of Washington, and
who will be likely TO adopt measures
similar to those, bx which he gave
wealth aud glory to the United States.
A NATIVE AMERICAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15
BAros-RoueE, AUG. Is,

BAToS-RoUGE, AUG. 20, 1910.
Before the Convention adjourned, all
It's proceedings were submitted to the
Spanish Governor, De LassUs, and by
him approved. The organization of
the government has been similar to
that adopted in the Uaited States and
all the persons appointed bear Ameri-
can names. The Governor enjoys gen.
eral confidence, and has ID salary of 5000
dollars year. Every thing is conduc-
ted with American spirit and Spanish
gravity. The Convention will assem-
bic again in November.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-15

Carrena !; that ,.their headquarters
are at Calatayad, and that athsy cat
off all communication between the
French at Dafoca and at Saragofa
The Spahiards acknowledge the lufs
on the 10Th Of 50 killed, 10 wound.
ed, and lo3 prifoners and aiirrt
that the Fresch had 100 killed, and
many wounded. ,s