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New York, March %.
LATEST FROk PORTUGAL.

Captain Pigot, ofthc ship Union, arrived bern
on Saturday, from Lisbon, which port he left oe
hle 4th OF February, and has furnished the ed-
tors OF the Mercantile Advertiser, with the fol-
towing verbal intelligence
n few days before captain Pigot sailed, two
couriers had arrived, from Spain, announcing the
french naVmg forced the pass ofthe Sierra Mo-
rena. Two divisions of the French passed with
TuSkets only, but the latter division met with We.
Sunate resistance.--It was supposed the Ssani.
ards we're bribed--Anoiher Courier arrived
bringing thc important pews, that the French
having advanced as far as Tarragona. were at
tscked by the Spanish army under the Duke
de hIOhquerqne and defeated with the loss of
oVoo men, and were obliged to retreat through
TIE pass agaH--When the courier left Cadiz.
SeViie, Badal0z and Cadz were Illuminated
no particulars OF the action had transpircd at
LISBON when capt. p. sailed. There was also
report OF the revolution in the south of France
neaaed Oy Hiassena and Davoust that they had
sent deputies TO Lord Colling wood Offering 10
give up Ioulon and Marseilles The night before
saptaln K. sailed, brig of war arrived express
from England, but every thing was kept secret
ihere was areport that she brought confirma.
ton OF the revolution in France, and Bonaparte's
proclamation on the subject. Major Generals
stewart and Picton had arrived from ENGLAND.
together with the 7gtl Highland regiment and
she 94th regiment Scotch brigade, some artillery
ana cavalry and Tecraits Tor tie regiments i'm Por.
tugai, composing in all about Is, 900 men Ii was
s"id Iord wellington was expected at Lisbon TO
hoId convention. There appeared to be every
disposition to defend Portugal. The Portuguese
army under marshal Darestord, were up waPJs OF
7o'UOo strong, the British about o., 900 men,
A%HHes % letter Jyom Spanish geafieauaa NJ
Gaafs, dated .IaIuary ~.
The Central JHnta have decrecd that from
the first of february, their residence shall be q,
Gsdiz. "
On the fourteenth Of January, the French at.
'seEed the passage Of Montsson and Vilama
A",ui,to en.sr into Andslusa, but they were re.
r"'.a IN consequence Of which TIE ps,riDt or.
-, 8 "a good saiiits.
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NORFOLK, March so.

y. NORFOLK, Marcl so.
The brig Fame, captain Storc, arrived mere
yesterday from Francc-left Calais Tie 22I Janu-
AIRY, where he was carried in OH his outward pas.
sage from It's port, bound to Tounmgeu, By
French Frivateer and, after n long detention,
was liberated on compromising with the captors
capt. S. confirms the reports we have already
had. or all American property at ST. Sebastan's
being conf;scatcd by the French government
knows nothing Of Il convention between France
md this government landed dispatches at Dover
lGng,and) from Mr.. Armstrong for Mr.. Pin,lncy
and is also the bearer OF dispatches 70 our go
vernment from Mr. Armstrong Rsyald.
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CT be continued }
COMMENCE no Russ1A

The Charge des RHsires and Consul General
Of III. L. IA. the emperor Of all the Russlss. in.
forms all whom it may concern, that no careoes
loaded in American ports, will be permitted to
be discharged in Russian ports, unless the papers
relative TO the vessels and their careocs are lc-
gained by the Russian Consuls or agents, accor.
ding to publications already made bv the ConsuI
Generai-aaI this 1vithoat any yeyirI =, tke cir
cn'nstance Of the vesssFs being 6rst board TO-. o,
Touching at, po,is If otaey nations.
ANDREW DAsCHROFF.
Philadelphia, March %, 1910.
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MAaRrgp--On last Saturday night, by tha
GeVd. MIR Buchanan, Mr.. Williams CAN
TER to MISS CHAaLoTTe FoUsHEE, second
daughter OF DIR. Foushee, OF this City,
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SALES AT 4UCIY0M

NJ ILL positively be sold, without reserve,
w on Friday next, the 9th instant, at the Ven-
due Once Of the Subscribers, handsome assert.
rient of new and fashionable
MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
made in the city Of misunderstanding Of tIla
following articles, viz
Dining Tables TERMS--12 months Gre
Card De. dit for Ell sums Of 50 dollar =,
side Boards, aud upwards---Sums under
3edsieads, SO dollars cssh--for cred.
Wash Stands, purchasers, Notes negacj..
Liquor Cases, bic and payabis az the Bane
Looking Classes, of Vifgiuia, wih spprov j
&c. &c. &c. endorserss will be required /.
~ .. The sale will commerce II II o'clock.
rios ER y hzJNCC. Il, T. n.
April 3. ~
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Philadelphia, March %, 1910. '''

The London Star of the 19;h Of Ian. sneak
OF MIR. Hugh Ekliot, brother to lord M,nto. Be- M,
successor 70 Mr. Jackson We have this from
geHllehiru 'siS0 read the patsgraph at ANGLIA
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IL ne arc sorry, that. Tie CENTINKL
came roo late fer tins day's haGer.
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virtue of II deed Of trust made to the sub
- scrlber, 10y David Lssseur.; will be sold, to
the highest bidder, fer ready money, or as may
be agreed on, Oh tire day OF sale, ten acres OF
LIND, lyiu, within one mile of lanes River.
and contiguous to Trabue's coal landing, being
within the vicinity OF several ceal pits, and from
appearances, Il. supposed 70 abouad in GOALS
he sale wili take place at Trabue's Tavern, on
the Manchester turnpike Road, on Saturday, the
2ist day of April next.
JOHW T'RABUE, Trustee.
Chesterfield, april 8 w3w
UY yirae of trust deed, executed by The Late
- Archibald CanpheN, ESQ. deceased, to tbs.
subsci hers (: wiz be sold, TO the, highest BIDS
der, Tor cash, oh the promises, on Saturday, the
18th OF May next, the Lot of
,.,, . GROUND AND HOUSES.
In he town of Manchester, late there's idence Of
said Campbell, and at present occupied by Mr..
Robert OReilly. The sale viii be made TO sa-
tisfy Cornelius Buck, and others, interested in
said trust deed.
NICHOLAS MILLS,
Jesse Xix.
April g. .vtds
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houses, in which the greater part of the cargocs
ot the captured British ships were laid up. this
island is likely to prove most valuable prize to
the land and sea forces to which it surrendered
II is said, that letters received a. the admiralty
from Admiral BERTHE, Commander in Chief of
His Majesty's ships and vessels on the Cape sta.
ton, announce the arrival of treasure Of that
place from Isle Bourbon, to the amount of three
millions and a bali of dollars, supposed to have
been realized altogether by the sale of British
captured ships and property, to the Americans
who frequented the Island and the Isle of France.
for the purpose of making MISUNDERSTANDING
from this fact, the capture OF tAe Isle of France
may be looked forward to perfect mine of
wealth.
The London Courier of jan IS, says" The
American Consul, Mr.. Forbes, we understand,
has retired from Hamburg to the Westphalian
territory, apprehending some insult or violence
from the inhabitants Of this city Their indigna.
ton was excited by his having denounced four A.
merIcaR vessels that arrived at Hamburger, with
American papers, but which, in fact, sailed from
an English port. The vessels were seized and
sequestrated, and will, no doubt be condemned
THIS inteFRosition warmly resented by the
whole commercial class
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letters TO America, in hopes that ore oflh,-n viii
come safe and must entrcat you to make al eS-
petition in getting me rcieased--for here. must
remain until you forward the proof OF my being
au American.- Your affection2te son,
&c WILLIAM HAYDEN"
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Judgs Lohnson's ohinion in our mr..
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JOEW TRABUE, Trus,e..
Chesterfield, april 8, w3w
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made in the city of misunderstanding Of the
following articles. VIZ
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FROM THE BOSTON PATRIOT.
SPIRIT OF THE NATION
PR &C L EDIN GS
OF THE
GENA.EBECK COUNTY lLEETIN G.
PREAMBLE.

ALTHOUGH 10 a peaceful state of "a ma
ton, its rights respected, its Commerce un-
moiested, its prosperity flowing on an equa-
bic current, and scarcely murmur heard,
X might be the decorous part In citizens,
enjoying such blessings, quietly TO act in
Their private stations, maDitestIng their sa
iisiaction of public men and measures, by
the silent, though erfresSiUc language of
an undertaking obedience to wise and saluta
ny laws: yet at time OF impending dan
ser or approaching Caiamity-wliGu much
j. TO be feared from the power and arts of
open and latenE foes, and all the principles
heretofore held sacred, are Wantony viola
ted by the PROUD oppressors of the earth
glorying in their strength and spurning at
Justice~-when the price OF their fot 6cardnce
IND OF tributary commerce is the, surrcn-
der OF the essential Attributes of national
sovereignty and independence. and every
friendly advance on the part Of the aggreve d
is met with d fOrOiddiDg CouDtenance on the
part OF the aggrcssor--uhen, notwithstan
ding the aH-imhOrtaHce Of uhion, to the glo-
ny and felicity OF the country, and the i'm
Ferrous coHto men OF all parties to temper
s%Sentments, to sacrifice partial interests
On the altar OF general good, and to aid the
government in repciling insoience and raDa-
city, there exis.s. in tie bosom Of the nation
-" eoIff| bfS 1HtttON, ,.Oittu Wy FVONNGCu
fride and diSahhom!ed G,a6isioH, bent Oh
'nischief---laGouring with al its power
and Influence, 90 iniu,e suspicious ana iea-
Iousies, into the the public mind, to ALLEVIATE
the people from their rulers, and by the
TIfeSF cafuDlnies, to bring the wisest mga-
cures ana the abest statesmen, and the most
iilustrious patriots Of tue age, into disrespect
'-----and, when, from auirnosiiies, clamours,
and dissentions, Threatening n their aspect,
nations hostile in their attitude, are enibol
dened to add repeated insults 20 reiterated
iJuries-----a solemn euty from the monen-
tous crisis, is devolved on che citizens who
love their country, to whom the blessings OF
laws, OF liberty, Of homer, and of indepen
uence are still dear, occasionally to assemble
together with a view to encourage each
"ther'S hearts n 10 sitcngIhea each other's
haHds, to give a |orci6ie eaHre8sioH Of their
stnIiments. 20 unite their councils and eDer
s'es WIN their countrynen Of correspondent
ceilings, ~ order to defsat the Hefgrlous
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ing, sanctioned by the learned and tnfues-
nal. CT society, and a!lthe dikes and mounds
which morality had established as safe.
guards to property, and fer the security of
pubic peace and well-being. thus broken
up and destroyed, torrent Of licsntiousness
Will rise and swell, and unconhned by any
constraiht, sweep every thing before il into
one indiScriminate ruin!
P0Fed, That as IL COMFORTS neither with
the purity nor benignity OF the REPUBLICAN
CHARACTER to render ruling far rating.
TINS meeting will not condesCend, whatever
abuse or scurrility may be aimed by the
political adversary, or by the zyit!ings and
merry Andrews OF the opponent party. to
aHS1ver fool according to .tiS foiiy But
be contented with opposing truth 10 falls
hood--soundrcasonin to sophistry--deco.
rons language to illbera! sarcasrn---7vaen
reUslea, reUifiny NOT agajN--employing
honorable means for the attainment OF noble
ends. and i'll a series Of honest and patriotic
eitcrts-cG.hDHt thcmSetUes and their cause
unto Rim 7uho jadgeth righlcouSiy.
Potea. unanimously, to accept the prece-
ding Preamble and Resolutions. and that
the same be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary of this meeting, and forwarded to
the Editors of the Boston Patriot and East
ern Argus for publication.
poted, That this meeting be adjourned,
next to be held at Col. Sherwin's in Water
vile. on Tuesday, Goth February next, and
that the Secretary be directed to notify the
republicans OF Somerset county of said al
Journment, and invite them to attend said
meeting.
NATHAN WESTON, Chairman.
ROpERT G. NOsE ,Yec'ry
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T AND FOR SALE-rhat valuable Tract OF
e. LAND laying iii Amherst county, common
ly known by the name of Gordon's Quarter, stu
ated near The Tobacco mountain, containing
eleven hundred acres, is now offered for sale OH
liberal terms. The quality of this land is said to
be equal to any tract in that county.
The terms will be known by making applica.
tion TO either of the subscribers in Petersburg,
or to Mr.. Samuel Irwin Of Lynchburgh, who will
shew the premises give such description of
hem as will satisfy any person DESTROYS Of pur-
chasing.
JOHN WIEDER,
JOHN BELL.
Petersburg, January q w3m
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TNHE four Tracts of Ian i lately advertised
4 by the subscribers for sale at Fluvanna ia
nuary court last, not having been sold in conse-
quence OF the badness Of the weather, will Ger
tainy be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the fourth Monday in this month, at Fiuvanna
courthouse, it being court day.
JOHN QUARLES,
Only acting Executor Of Duncan Mel 1uchlGr.
DAVID ROSS,
Tie surViO!ng partner as to his right.
February 8. wSwfI
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.--Strayed or
n stolen near the market house IN Rich
mond, on the night of the 2Sth inst. January
likely dark bay Wagon horse, eight years
Old, about i've feet high, is in good orde., and
the hair little rubbed off with the traces. /
w'll give reward of ten dollars to any person,
that will deliver said hGrse to MIR Samuel White
OF Richmond, Or 10 me in the County of Cum
bertrand. Whosoever will deliver Ihe the thief,
OF s,oen,) for punishment, Shall receive i re-
ward of 30 dollars.
N. b. He is blind in the right eye, and noted
scar on The lc!t ramp
NATHL. NCASTER.
Feb. /. w4tE
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TOR SALT wo hundred and ftty one acres
- of LAND lying in the county OF Middlesex,
within one and :, half miles Of Urbanna This
Land viii be sold on the first Monday in March
next, on tie premises, Ola credit Of twelve
months, by virtue OF an act OF the General AS
mbly in that Case made and provided Bond
with approved security viii be required from the
purchaser, payable to the oyerseers Of the poor
or their successors.
Febru@ry6. w5wT
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FROM THE SALEM GAZETTE.

[ The following curious article we find in the
Globe. IAN anti ministerial paper,) of the
Gath November. 1t is there put upon the
footing OF an important state paper. Should
any OF our readers deem it a spurious
production, still it may not be uninterest-
Ing as speculation upon American af-
fairs.
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NATHAN WESTON, CAairman.
RoEERT &. NosE, Sec'ry.

NEwYoRK, january 81.
The British packet Princess Elizabeth,
after being detained from day to day, by ad e
verse winds and ice, sailed yesterday at Z
O'Clock; but the wind was light ON her
sailing. and southerly in the evening, the
chance is, that she did not get to sea.
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IT Pubi;shedb BY Thomas Richie, nea,ly OBJ
tosite the Gis5e I'dve,n, Richmond, Pi,ginia.
or CONDITIONS Five dollars a year, to
Be paid Annually IN Advance Those srho Svish TO
be considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at te time Of subscribing, otherwise
si.;r tape-s WILDE discontinued at the expiration
of the FIRST year.
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NOTICE to all whom it may concern, that in
IN tending, shortly to remove from hence,
have resigned the office of Agent and Treasurer
20 the commissioners ofthe Lottery, for the ben
eft Of the College of William & Mary, in this CT
ty.
RIO: CREENHOW.
Williamsburg, Feb. 6. 4w
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Tavern,
30 hhds. New-England Rum,
10 do. Antigua and w l. do.
80 bb!s. Apple Brandy
A few Boxes Candies of very superior quail.
ty-with general assortment Of Groceries by
wholesale and retail, which will be sold low for
cash or approved credit.
February 8. Oil
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RUM, &c. &c.-ASA
IN OTIS offers for sale, adjoining the Bell
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Petersburg, January q.
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NOTIEE.

THE Creditors of the house Of Clinsran
L and MGaw, formerly Of hlexaIHlIis,
merchants, ere requested to transmit their
respective claims duly authenticated to Gte.
~. Strong, esq counsellor law, No. II 5,
BurIing Slip. NewYosk The olJec, ofihis re-
quest Is to ascertain the entire ;arcunt Of al
claims en- the said house, in tic city of Alex
andria ard its vicinity, as prePais,c,y 10 MAX
ing some proposition fer their tiEal adjust
mcnt. As il will be imprac,icsble 10 submit
to the creditors any specific prorosition Until
tho whole amount of tie debts is Ii own, It
is o: consequence that ,l'ey should all attend
,oethis Lotice and il is hoped they will Lot
suffer tho Lericd fer transmitting the ir ao-
counts TO be Prolrpcted hey ond The Sotl' day
OF June next.
New York. NAY 22.-26. ......-.-
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To THE PUBLIC.
May 24--16

THHE subscriber, after lapse cf tinac
necessarily consumed in the prepara-
ton of his house, respectfully snnouncesto
the citizens Of Alexandria, as well s. tho
community at large, that he has taken for =
term of years. that noted aud eligible esssb-
lishment kno~n by the name OF the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied BY Mr.. Gsdsby,
whose distinguished atilities as a Publican
gave j. an eclat which the subscriber hopes
to preserve by his unrenitted exertions in
afording 10 all those who may confer on him
the favor of their patronage, genteel and COM
foptabIe accommodations. The ssEscriher
deems it unnecessary 10 indicate the multi
pIicity of eonycnicnces attached 10 fine City
Hotel, and will only submit description to
that portion of travellers who have so9ene-
rally attes,ed its numerous advantages
James Brock.
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Russia Sheetings.
A few pieces FIRST quality Tor sale by
John G. Ladd.
Twenty Dollars Reward
May 81

RAN AWAY on the 18TH instant, Redham
Calvert, all apprentice TO the Millright busl--
ness, about 20 years of age, about live icet
eleven inches high, fair complexion, ins
.cloaths carnot be described as he had several
suits. Whoever will arrest tire above sp-
prentice and secure him in cay jul, that l
may Get him. or bring linn 10 me at Coco
ouan, P .ince William county, Virginia, viii
receive Tie above reward.
All persons are forewarned harboring him
at their peril. -
Robert Wehh.
May 24-16 lawn
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FOR SALE,

.: A strong WAGON and TEAM, psrt
Males and part Horses, with Harness Tor
Eve. One third of the purchase money be-
ing paid, q credit of two end four months may
be had for the remainder, gi'ing negotiable
notes with an approved epdorser. Apply-,s
David N1tkias, q, Strawberry Hill, or to
William HaEtshorne.
sth mo 2s..lt5s = ) IawsW
~ HOGS Of q good breed for sale-al-
10 GREEN CLOVER, q z1zse Ss'as1gs
per hundred weight. 80. =
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SHIP

ENTERED,
Schr Cornslia, Newell, Turks Island,
via Misunderstanding Joshua Healon.
SloopLydia, Potter, Providenee--North-
ern Produce Of various kiuds--to the mas.
ter. -. o,
CLEARED,
Sloop Roena, Chadrck, Newport, X. 1.
by the master. ..
Ship Citizen, Dodge, Lisbon-by Law
rason and FoWle. 49,.
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- Tie Repdb lican UkisctE
of the Town and oeunt yqf A,
ilexandria and vicinity are re-
iqueited so meet at the sCourt
Al ouie on cdnei day 2ollllnif.
at S q clock TO inake arrange
'mertsifo rthe scelc bratio fsthes
4th'of July. z, !
use i .. ~
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Land Tor Sale

IN pursuance Of . decree Of the MorshIp.
iiul court Of King george county, IVA the
subscribers, commissioners therein NAMED,
will expose 10 public ssie 70 the hight hid
der, on the ptemises for ready scash,.fon
Thursday the 2lst day Of June Inst. &c saiS
If not, tie next fair day, ens unditidff sasie-
~ ofide 1'2'R.dCT oFsL..1.sD lying in' ths
county Of Fairfax, on the waters tcf Difficult
lRuo, about fifteen miles from aicxandfia--
the Little River Turnpike Road passing thfo
the tract. This land was conveyed By Rdeed
Of gift from John Ashton, sen. to chaflss II.
Ashton and others, and IL sold 70 .satisfy'a
debt due austin Smith from Said charlessH..
Ashton. So. - 500 E
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FOR SALE,

The HOUSES and LOTS at the corner of
Duke and Royal streets, late tbe proIsssy o.
EGsha Janney. Also, half acre LOa1 a th 9
corner of Cameron and Henry .treeis->-on
very liberal terms. !, e, =. :. 81
- Richard NJ. Scott, 7fsRecs z
For creditors Of f. ia &
May IS. ~
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William Moss. + d"
Joseph Powell.
Will. am Payne, ;
Richard Fitzhughr
Richard Radcliffe.
l., 2awts

CORN FOR SALE.
Five or six hundYcd bushels Of CORN In
store. Enquire Of
Isaac Robbins.
June II. pa. div
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aIsrsnOrsa s>alIp es,ests.
MoNDAY, JuNE Is.

rcsmmnaica!ed ia. tbe philadelphia Regis-
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June l6.