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N O I ! G. E.

A MEETING ofthe Great Hunting creek
N. Bridge Company will be held At the
house of Frederick Stuck, near the bridge.
on the first Monday in May next, at hai'
past three O'Clock, for the purpose Of elect
inc a PRxs1pExr and four DyREcroRs' 10
serve the company tue ensuing year
John HocE, Tea'u'er.
kDril IS. DIST * 2awtlst tues May
Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation
Lottery
Commences drawing on the hrst Mohuay
in Mav.
present price of whole Tickets $40 50
Half do. 81 -
Quarter do. - j.,
Prize Tickets in the Baltimore fioSpn''
!. Lottery taken in payment for tickets III ''',
Orders from a distance enclosing t"c cash
most paid) will be promptly attended TO-
A CHI ok of the whole drawing WEI DC 49, 3,
FOR the examination OF the tickets during INC
drawing, and every information respecting
the Lottery will be given free of eHpevce'
Opposite the Washington a'es''
. April
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April 90.

The subscribers, appointed
by the general assembly of Virginia to re-
ceivc subscriptions tor raising capital stock
NJ hour fjun.rrd Thousand DoNarS, in shares
Of T 7veutv Dollars each, o4e-lour h TO be paid
at the time Of subscribing, under ~ act pas
s.d on the 5th day OF January, 1911, emil
tied, &C An act to incorporate Company IL
the borough of Norfolk for Marine lnsnrA"-
ccs, and other purposes, by the nar'e & style
OF " THE UNION Insurance CoMPAXY OF
NonroLK."-hcrcby gle notice, that books
will he opened at he Exchange Coffee house
in the borough of Norfolk, on WEDNESDAY
tire first day ,f May, and will continue open
from doy to day unit! Xix thousand shares are
subscribed.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, April Term, 1911. :.
ORDERED, That the administrator 81
John l.. Dennelt, ceased, do insert the Iol-
Loving advertisement thr times IT. the A
lex .ndria Daily Gazette.
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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LAND FOR SALE.

10 r;r,ue Of a decree of the supreme court ct
cbsncery Tor the Richmond district, IN a
s,i, between Robert Carter, Esq plaintiff
anil Graham's tevisees defendants; Will he
.,,a at uu ton, before the front door OF
,b. CONT house in Dumtries, on the hrst
asy Of the next superior court OF law ior
eat couatv, viz on the second Monday IN
May next--
4 Tract of Land containing
,bou, 500 acres, lying in Prince "i,.'am
County. ON the main roaG to fauqu'er from
Quantities., about ten miles from the latter
place. ine land will be sold in two or more
hts so~suit purchasers, on credit OF one
two and s:rse years from the day OF SAFE )
except f.; tie charges and exp. nces OF The
safe, wmch must he p,id on the day OF saie'
and deducted from the hrst instaiment.-
Bonds and approved security must D. gwen
f,r the p,yvn, mt of the instruments, ana the
title viii be retained as further security
with leave to apply to the cour, OF chancery
Tor resale IN detaut OF p Nment- MIR Ste
p5en French, or Mr.. Gains, living near the
prsnai ,ss, will shew them to any disposed to
purchase
The Commissioners.
April 6--s dts
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Matthew'S e Lawrence,

Matthews q Lawrence,
HIRE f r safe at their Morocco Leather H5"h'
in Royyl str : nearly ohhosi'" The market
hsuse, Ate.ra"dria-
Red, Green, Yellow, Black, Purple, o.
range and Pea colored Morocco an gum
,i,v of white Leather, and an assortment o.
tisters' * Spinning Wool, and glue.
April g. ldoN
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Orphans Court,
April %

Alexantri4 County, April Term, 1911,
ORDERED That the executors OF SETK
C4RrwR1GHr, deceased, do insert the fol-
loving advertisement times in each week
for four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zctte,
Test.
Alexander Moore. Rfg..
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Alexander Moore, Reg
THIS Is to eare Notice..

That the subscribers, Of Alexandria coun--
ty, in inc district of Colunbia, have obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters ,estamentary on the estate OF oErH
CARrwR1eHr, late of the county aforesaidf
deceased: All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers Thereon,
to the subscribers, on or before the 2oth day
of O aober next, or they may by la" be ex-
cIud.d from all benefit to said estate !; md
those indebted thereto are required 10 make
Immediate payment. Given under our names
this Goth April 1871.
James Lawrason,
Henry Bayne.
Thomas Lawrason,
Executors of Seth Cartwright.
April 2s. ssaw+w
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April %
,Scho0Lmafcr 7uanted.

NCNU0tUIuItC7 Vet''0'''0'
4 S1hooanas,sr OF good character IS want
ed At O. couu N, ia teach Is or 20 ochoi. is !:
70 whom sooI encouragement will be given
by the subscribers.
April 90 dtl.
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William PennoCk,
Richard T. Lee,
Theo. Armstead,
Christopher Fry,
K. Bowden,
Jacob Klein,
w. A. Arnlstead.
Alexandra County,


Alexandra County, Il.
| .H5rnham Eaw, one OF the JUS e. o.
peace TO-. said county, DO certify TIA James
H. tiooe, of the county aforesaid brought
before me IS an estray, trespasslng on his
land. q small RED HEIEEK acout years
Old, of the boff,l C breed, the ight ear
cropped, and Two Sits, piece out OF the
unaer size of the left cal valued al SIX COL
lars
Given under my hand and seal this 10th
day of April, 1871.
A. Faw.
The owner ofthc above Estray,'s requests
ed to come forward prove property and take
it away, on paying charges.
James H. Hooe.
April "a. cost
MERINO SHEEP.
< Rams & IS Ewes, selected
from the first Flocks in SPAIN shipped oy
Richard S. Hackley, Esq They are III eH,
ce)lent health and condition., and Will oe Soia
upon reasona lie terms.
Jacob Morgan.
) April 25. :,
For Sale, BY the Subteraber,
Excellent refined Cider, by
the Groce, Dozen, or single Bottle ;; onaa
and Herrings, III barrels--warrah'eo Soo''
ALSO,
Carolina Indigo, Ground Nuts Shoes
' E. Gilman.
: dStcnAt.
/ April a5. ----------- -
- Printing Of all kinds neatly
executed at this eHce. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-08
CHI the crime of forgery is

verify with which the crime of forgery is
here punished.
Fer the better satisfaction Of honest persons
who may have the misfo tune to hold base
notes. the following opinion Of "a very respec-
able legal character is Introduced:
OPINION.
IT A. purchases, piece Of pr perty fr I'M
~. and gives HIM coun-s rfeit bank notes in
payment, b. being able to prove the delivery
OF ms property on a sale. and that he notes
winch he received were not genuine, may
BRING an acton t. recover the price of his
prooer'y sold, without giving up the coun-
terfeit notes. as they could be of no value to
tho man who passed them. and he shonld not
De permitted TO pass them again: bpt b.
shoel rS,ain the nres and take care of them
and ii A had received the mites iunocenty,
and would have recourse Tor the amount,
then LEI him have the bene6' Of the evidence
,hey misht a!frd him. When A. gives a
base mute ia 4. for specie, X. in the same
N amer may have an actin to recover back
BIS money.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-08
, From The MashyiNe Review, Deer.

The following communication has been :
ceived from Major James Lyou, to whose
prudence and activity we understand the
public are indebted fo' the detection Of the
great coun'erfeiting sche me in West Ten
nessee. II is a circumstance which na.u-
rally excites surprise that a man, against
whom we believe no charge of intentionN
fraud was ever alledged, and, whose in
tegrity was uuimpeachei, should have
been appliedt to by, Or have been able To
have obtained the confidence of men who
had unlawful designs in view but these
mysteries will probably be unrave!led at
the time of trial We understand that
mayor Lyon has been near eighteen months
engaged in the detection OF this and SINH
lar schemes. and that he has been for Sc
veral moaths a private agent of the bank
OF Virginia.
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CHARLEsToN, December 81.
NRRY LATE EnOM ISDnM

The fast sailing brig Corporal Trim. Captain
Elwell, IN 81 days from Lisbon, took pilot on
Saturday evening, but owing to the thick fog
che has been uEable TO get in. Captain Z. inform.
ed the pilot that there bias been no battle in Por.
tugal when he sailed, but that the armies remain.
ed IN the same positions that they did the last
accounts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-08
BRANDING TIE SMUeGLEPS.

The barbarous punishment Of 6randine,
which excites desperation and prevents the re-
form OF malefactors, has long been in practice in
En- land and other European states 1t seems
to he borrowed from the frontis inustio of the
Nomans.-This burning of the forehead, which
followed the juaicanr calunanie at Rome, is revi-
we'd in the v. ID. branded on rob5er of the GUS.
toms.-Whig.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 90

I'VE ORLEANS, NOV. 70.
Bdtfure ofthe Faurb0urg Sc. Maru.
On this morning at 1e o'clock, the Mar
shall OF the United States, for this District,
by virtue of an order issued by the Attorney
General of the United States, tor the same
District. proceeded to the Batture for the
purpose of confirming and maintaining the
taking OF possessi IN which had precedently
been effected in the name of the said United
States. He was accompanied with his de-
putty Marshall and several other respecta-
bic ciUzens, and being arrived thereon, he
ordered to an Individual, named Joseph Ar
maud. who had slept in hut erected on he
said ba1ture, and who had been established
as guardian in the name of Edwa ard Liz
vlngston, to go out Immediately of the pro-
perry Of the u. States.
On the same day, at one o'clock, by vir-
tue OF a reiterated order from the Attorney
General, the Marshal proceeded again to the
said Batture upon which then stood Mr.. Lii.
vDgston, and there the Marshal, in the pre-
senee of several notable citizens who ac-
companied him. notified to the said Mr. Lii
vjngston TO go away from the hut above
mentioned as belonging to the u. States.
and Mr.. Livingston having answered that
he would not do it, unless compelIedby force
the Marshal then called upon the hosse
comttotus, and MIR. Livingston was formal
ly expelled from the property Of the United
States,
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Mr.. Gregg appeared.
The bill making an appropriation to sup
ply the deficiency in the appropriation of
1910 for the relief of distressed seamen, was
ordered to third reading.
Mr.. Dana introduced bill for the bene &.
fit of the seamen of the United States which
was passed 10 a second reading.
MIR. Clay called for the consideration of
the resolution moved by hin Yesterday,
which he modified so as to read as follows {:
ResoiOed, That Timothy Pickering, a
Senator from the State of Massachusetts,
having, OH this day, whilst the Senate was
In session with open doors, read from his
place certain documents confilentially com
municated by the President of the u. States
to the Senate, the injunction of secrecy not
having been removed, has in so doing COM
mitted lpalpable1 violation of the rules of
that body.
M. Lloyd moved that the further consi
Iteration of the resolution be postponed
Motion los. ayes ..
Alter discussion of two hours, durine,
which the resolution was amended by the
mover, on the suggestion of Mr. Crawford,
so as % leave out the word "halhabie" the
resolution was passed.
For thc resolution, Messrs. Anderson.
Brent, Campbell, Clay, Condit, Craw ford,
Cuts, Frankiin, Gaillard, German, Gilman.
Ieib. Mathewson, Read, Robinson, Smith
(Md) Smith IN. ~ Tait, Taylor. White
side 30
against the resolution. Mcssrs. Bradley.
Champlin, Dana, Goodrich, Horsey. Lam
bert Lilo, d..
AS tie proceedings of This day will be
hereafter given in detail, the various grounds
on which he motion was SUPPORTED and OBJ
posed are not nOy noticed.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, Jan. 1.
There not being quorum, the House adj
Journed till Tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2.
Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. HeUen appeared
and took their seats.
On motion of MIR. Stanley,
hesotUed, That the G. mmittee Of Com
MERGE and Manufactures be Instructed tc
enquire into the expeditncy of providing by
Jaw Tor remission OF penalties invOlnnta
IrIly incurred by attractions of the laws pro
hioiting commercial intercourse between
france and Great Britain and their depen.
denotes
| The Speaker lai1 before the House the
resignation Of In Taylor, Esq as a mem
5er Of this House.
Mr.. Jennings presented resolution o
the Indiana Legislative, ias,ructing him a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-08

a" extract from an Ordinance, passed by the Conn
mon Hall for the City of Richmond on ,he AZ
day OF .fdnUWy, 1911, entitu ed, Sc On Ordnance,
to amend an OrdinInce cntitulcd an OroL;nanoa
10 amend an Ordinance for regulating zuaeQons.
arayS and carts, md for other purposes"
w HERE S, it mas been retyesenteato tb;l,
wv AaH, by mum respectable merchants of ms
CITY, IN efhete rs, at present, great uant of ssas-
sonS' dTays and carts, TRANSPORTING articles from:
one qn rtr u rte CITY TO another, Ca sufficient
na"l0ef OF S'ite drivers nor having yet Engaged in
t'e 0uS'neSS,) Tor remedy sohereof:
be IL ordained, By the Presidens and Common.
IoHh''t 81 the cify Of Richmond, in Common HaiE
assenolea, and 1T IS hereby ordained BY authortv
aforesaid, That every person wishing to eu,oioy ~
hire, oithin this city, any uaegon. draw mr. r,,t
Sh"!l DC permitted so to the same free from
an sax or Icence from the time of oassing thir
0'a,n6nee' anti the FIRST day of March nest Bup
Sach etaners shall be subject to tile regulations ook
restrictions sDich have heretofore 6een prescribed 6v
rae ordinances Of This CRY, concerning the mode Of
driving and she rates of charg;ra Es "ao"e "
dered. o." /N We '''e' ''n~
And be it further ordained, Thar the Presidents
I Me aa''I J." fhe ti'ne being, may, and he is
hereey authorized and empowered ~ his
fion to continue the toregoine brovisioax If t5;-
orain0nce' from month TO month"; until he shall be-
iD0Fn'ea' by the master Of police, that foyty yvhit
men are ertbioyedin the business of drip;nx erou
or carts, within. this CITY "V~
And me President shall n,oreoper be author;a.-
20 instruct the Chamberlain to eive a credit TO anv
o'nT OF sDGggon, dray cart, 1uho has entered
tHe same Jor the jHit PROPORTION of the fa 4,hich
ne may nave PAID for Hcesce, during the continues
~nes Of this Provision.
IeSte,
" SHEPPARD, CLERK.
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a'9o.llestlc.

On the 4h Page ofthis Pahet. there is
an account Of the horde Of counterfeifers, Ia
Iennessee--.as the su6jecsis interesttny, ne
present another history n The thing from
another Tennessee haher.
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NORFOLK, Jam 8.

NORFOLK, Jan 8.
We understand that orders were last night
received from, Washington, for the United
States brig Nautilus to sail for England ;
add further understand, that she will sal
this evening or tomorrow morning.
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subscriber, wishing to remove to the
Western Country, offers for sale, his Land.
lying n the county OF Stafford, and on Potomac,
run, within twb miles Of tide water, and 6 mics
rom fredericksburg, containing between three
ana tour hundred acres, no acres low grounds
rooms below and two above barn So fe 4
long and 20 wide, with good Kitchen, and o..
therout houses Also, go1d mil seat. the dam
at present is r1ten, and quarry of freestone or,
the spot, equal to any in the county, for ausI,
and quantity-also, large proportion of read, y,
i ian, part o. which is now in cultivation, >.
The terms VIII be accommodating 70 tI,s 49,.
ser. VIC PurShS-
SEH3. WITHERs
tF
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Jan. g.

nANK OF VIRGINIA.--Toep .n.:,--- -
~ Directors have, this day, deoi 80 eStdeft g
oend OF i've per cent. Tor the last bs,f , oi'i-
TIE capital stock, which will be psid o1 gesr' on
on a the Bank, after the 18Th instont - att,
raj shareholders or their representative 'eSe-
3oaN BRoG6sNBRoEeH cen..
January
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n'T, AZ MS fathcr nad been previously sacri-
feed.
The prospect cf clsse 30 nc, gar on the
Danube, and an alliance between Russia and
Turkey, will now leave the Russian parties
an opportunity to act for, or against new CO.
alition.
The orders Of the British council, were not re.
called, modified. or annulled on the 7th of No
vember OF course the laws ofthe United States,
are nOw irreyocao!y 10 take their course in the
maintenance Of "a ron-intercOurse, with the coun.
tries ofthe Unsuitable and iayeterate enemy of
our liberties and rights
The renewed insanity Of the British king, il it
should terminate in his demise it is supposed
might lead TO q general peace, by Aff,rding his
successor an opportunity to pursue course oil
policy, better adapted to the revolutions which
her agency and gold have produced throughout
Europe. But 1t wouibbe questioning the good
ness OF Providence, 10 suppose that any such e
vent can take place before the peace of the world
Is assured IN the total overthrow of that all or
rur;.Hg. all expressing government The at7ic-
>S.oas of the monarch can be looked upon i'm no o.
ther light than the manifestation of divine ven
geance, upon the author OF so many calamties as
he has caused in three quarters of the globe f; C.
very one must know that the war against Anne
ricsn liberty was his Srdr-and that Pitt held his
place only upon the tenure of perpetual war a.
gainst France; and that even Fox was obliged,
while in ofhce, to pledge himself never to con.
sent to peace without the restoration of Hano.
ver--Auyor0.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

u The above reward will De gwen to any
person, who will appreheRd and deliver to me,
50 Gloucester county, or secure in any Jail, So
chat get him again, Negro Lad by the name
Of JOHN ne is about eighteen years of age, .
bright melatto, FIVE feet high, bushy head, sen
sible free spoken lad, bis mother lives with the
reverend Henry Hiffanna, Mddlesex county
near UrbanDa. II John is not lurking about il
shat neighborhood, it is probable I've may strive to
Obtain pass as free man, and make the best OF
his wsy out of this state as such, / do hereby
forwarn all masters ofvessels from suffering him
forrmsiR on board their vessels, or from carry
sng him out of this state, at their peril.
BENTdJNIW THRIFT
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i" J. WHIrEsIDE."
WASHINGTON, January 8.

w ASHlNCTOh, January ).
Lie bill respecting the currency of foreign
CONS, amended agreeably to the report Of
the committee of he House of Representa-
t!ves in. our preceding columns. passed the
House yesterday. It has yet to receive the
concurrence OF the Senate.
The discussion of the Florida question in
the Senate has not been resumed. Tue con-
sequences of the disagreeable incident which
arrested its proyress Monday have still
further DELAYED it. The decision of the SEN
aee on this occasion did not appear to flow
from belief thai the nature OF the conf
dental documents publicly read oy nv.
Pickering yet required secrecy, bat from a
desire 10 mark heir sense of the ipteco..
rum. or whatever else it may be called, OF
violating an express rule of that body. In
propf OF the Inference we have drawn, it
may be properly stated, that the gentleman
VINO moved the resolution, yesterday adopt
ed by The Senate, had risen, Immediately af
ter the decision of that question, to move
the publication of the papers in question, but
was prevented from so doing by the prinrity
OF. motion made 10y another gentleman
Nat. Int.
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MARRIED, on Thursday, the Goth ult by the
Hev'd. ]. ID. Blair, BRooE HILL, Esq OF King.
& Queen county, to the accomplished Miss S a.
nAH GALNEs, daughter of Capt. WIN. F. Gaines
of King William County.
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JanHcy 8.

JSi.-ILe subscriber put a letter INTO the
~ Post.Ofice, at Richmond, on the I'd of A.
pr'l last, directed to Major William Boyce. Kerr.
tucky, containing the halves of two Bank. Notes.
winch issued from the Richmond Bank; which
letter has never reached its destination. The Or
ther halves OF said notes were forwarded by the
next mail, and duly received
am therefore induced to give this notice. a,
application will be made for the renewal OF the
notes ~
will give reasonable reward for the recoveS
ry or any correct information relative to the lost
parts OF said Notes. 1t is requested that if appi
cation should be made TO the Bank for renewat
OF the notes, by any other person than the sub
scrlber' that they will be stopped and informati-
on thereof given to either Mr.. Chas. Whitlocke.
Richmond Mr.. James Newly, Fredericksburns
Mr.. James Durell, Petersburg Mr.. peter.
Luge, Norfolk, or the subscriber
THOMAS WREN,
I|s os Wight County, virgiaid.
NOTES.
A No. l341, June 10th, 1906, for & 100.
D. No. 545, Feb. 10th, 1910, for 8 100.
January 8. 4,a wg
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MARRIED-On Wednesday evening, the
goth ult Mr.. CHALEs Bos HER, to the ami
able Miss MARIA LUMpkrN-both of this
City.
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ENoCIaxR Olgrca, jan. 6. ,s1o.

4 {,
| & pernor TYLER is appointed Federal
u strict Judge OF this State in the room Of
Z rus Griihr, Esq. decd.
Yesterday the A ,sembly were almost ex-
clus'vely engaged in eecting two members
OF the Pri,y Council. to supply the places Of
Messr;. Heath and HenniDg-Nine Candi-
dates Startcd.-At the end of the 4lh Ballot.
M Charles X Mallory. delegate from E
iizabeth City) was eiected--In two ballots
Tore, Mr.. Linah Mimms delegate from
Greenbrier Cty.) mas elected
! The Senate have rejected the bill for the
division of Harrison county. N
For the information of our mercantile friends
we have grouped in this paper most Of the
Decrees, &c. which have been lately passed
III regari 10 the trad on the continent-It is
PLAIN that a distinction is drawn betwee..
british merchandise. and PRODUCE colonial
or American,-l. The forrner wherever found
IS to be 6urnt. and the smuggler is tn be
orandeds--2. The latter. if already in the
country, by capture, &c. is to be de-
CARED and duties are to be paid on it, ac-
cordingto the tariff of the 9Th of August-.
The same regulation, it is said, was to per,
wade Prussia, Westphalia, Frankfort, Sc.-4A
All colonial articles whatsoever. stored in
denmark, may be transported on similar
terms, through Hamburger to the French
line OF Douaniers-A Certain tariff is also
hxed for certain articles which may here
after enter the Dukedems Of Denmark bv
conhscation or capture. These art cies
are Principally of the sort called col m al.
that is, Sugars, Teas. Coffee, Cloves, &c.
Both houses of Congress had closed doors, on
Thursday last.-The probability is, that it was
inrelation the publication of confidential docu-
ments respecting Florida.
The Maria, of Georgetown, left Lisbon the
18th NO" The armies still occupied the same
positions. Flour S Is.
The Norfolk Ledger is zpitry, upon the Maui
tus's going to New-York, before she sails for
Europe. Some people, says he, would have
sent the dispatches to the vessel, but the wiser.
plan appears 10 be to send the vessel to the des-
patches" &c. Now, without pretending to be
WITTY on this wit, may we not guess that the
Nautilus IS gong TO N. Y. to tak.. on board
w minister to France And that this minis!
ter is to be chosen out oi,the State of N York
MARRIED-On Wednesday evening, the
2oth uit Mr.. CHALEs BosHER, to the ami
able Miss MARIA LUMPkIN-both of this
City.