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ROBERT GRAY,

~ ROBE.Ki GNA1,
:. btelv received, for safe, fhe {ofto70'ns
agIyyyf, for the PLANO FORTE.
tpAND RONDO-by Weight.
,;l;tary Divertimento-toist-
Easy Iessoas--Reinagls.
Favorite Ductt--Gildon.
= g Retonr dc Naples,
HRonto, with flute accomPahi- t1ofiiato'
ments,
II Six Rondos-Nicoiia. c.,t
USerenade. Walce ct Rondo-Glidon-
Nsavoyard, Rondo--Giidon.
lie sansonet Affranehi'} Gildon.
aRtmance and Rondo.
MILITARY Rondo-Hois,.
yF,yurits Lesson-SteSeit.
Gipsey Rondo-- Ho!sts
lee piaisirs de l. Esperance-0iidon'
J., FILE Re.rouvse-Gilaon.
The Maid OF Nartivsle, ballad from
sMoore's Poems-Ssephenson. D;o,o
Viot,i's Pollacca, arranged .oi o'e iO
Forte-Dusch
Italian Neutrality-suspicious..
Ir;.h Meloaist-Vocal Repository NOS.
and a-The is.sed Companion iof the Ger
rosn Flute-a selection of Psalm and hymn
LUNGS. adapted to that Instrument:
MUSICAL. INSTRUMEN 10.
piano F,rtes, Guitars, French horhs'
clar;ne,.,. Hau.boys, Flutes, fi'es' i'ii'''
SIC. O. cnays
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges 8 ocreWslI
Instructions for learning TO play on eS'"
Instrument.
May II.
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FOR SALE,

A pair of handsome BAY HORSES COCO
~ ,,ches. and well broke to harness ihey
will be sold ON TINE, for good negonaeie pa
ncr-or any kind of produce At MARKEr
pR1cy will be received in payment tor them
Apply to m D.
Neabsco. near Dumfries
June7-l5.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY, Cd July next, will be sold,
a, pubic sale, for ready money,
A Tract of Land, situated on
the post road leading from Alexandria TO DC
coquan, containing ITO acres, being one
half of the Round Hill Tract. This land
will positively be sold on the day advertised
for the purpose OF satisfying balance Of the
purchase money due by REySoLD GRIMES
to James bvin A further description is
deemed unnecessary, as persons disposed to
purchase will first view tie premises. An
indisputable title will be given for the land.
Reynold Grimes,
James irwin.
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The Subscriber

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Has for sale ct his qvareheuse on Coa7vay'S
ruharf a.,, @F
London particular Madeira Wine, in half
pipes and.auarter casks, fit for immediate use,
from the well kno IN houses of Messrs. Scott
and Co. and Murdoch, Youille, Wsrdrop and
Co.
Coffee in bags and barrels
Old Grenada Rum, and some Shrub of SUI
perior qaulity from the same island
New York prime Beef and Pork OF excel
lent quality
Brisloc drop Shot in bags
Also,
Bills on London for sale at so days, in sums
to suit purchasers
James Patton.
Nav 9 d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-20

vessels of the US. The motion was lost,
ayes "a, noes 90.
Mr.. Archer opposed the resolution, as re-
ported by the committee of Foreign Relations.
He saw no necessity for adopting such half
way measures. G. Britain would never a.
oandon her unjust pretensions until we carri-
ed war into the heart of her colonial territory.
II we permitted vessels to arm in the way now
proposed, we might involve ourselves in ssri-
Gus difficulties with France, Denmark, and
other powers. 1t was therefore dangerous
to pursue such course. BY the FIVE first re-
solutions, we held out the prospect of rgor-
Gus measures and by the present one, we
barely permit vessels to arm in seif.defence
1t was perfect anomaly, peace nor
war
The question was then taken by ayes and
noes on the resolution, and it was AGREED
TO, ayes 81, noes %. 1t was referred to the
committee Oh Foreign Relations, with instruc.
tons to report by bill.
Mr.. Blacklege, from the committee appoint
ed to wait on tine president with the resolu-
ton calling for information relative to the
rules for the government of the army, re-
ported, tina; the committee had performed that
duty, and received for answer that the presi-
dent would attend to the subject in due time.
Mr.. Burwell offered the following rssolu-
ton: Resolved, That the president cause to
be laid before the house, by the proper Off
GERS, statement OF the capital employed in
the Iudian trade; the amount of annual pur-
chases and sales the articles received in
payment: the Names, nuMber and salaries Of
the agents employ ed the places where sta
toned and specifying as Ear as practicable
the state of trade in each place for the last
four years. Agreed to.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEw-YoRK, December Is.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


This day, by the arrival Of the ship Mer-
chant, the editors Of the New York Gazette
received London papers to the 9th OF Noyem-
Der, 5 days later than our former adyices.-
These papers are barren of news.
The last bulletin ofthc Kings health, dat
ed Nov. 4, says, " His Majesty was not able
to walk III the course of the day, and seemed
much depressed in mind and body" Signed
by three Physicians.
The last accounts from the Mediterranean
state, that there were IL 900 British s $1,000
Sicihan troops in Sicily-That the scarcity of
grain In the Mediterranean was rather alarm
Ing.
Molneaux, the American mulatto, in one
Of the London papers, Challenges the whole
world Crib excepted) to fight him for 800
guincas
Bonaparte was expected to return to Paris
about the first of November. Preparations
were making at the Hague, to receive him,
or his way from Amsterdam.
The ship Pacific, Stanton, arrived at Liver.
pool, in 10 days from New-Yorl, & l6 from
land to land. 8.
The Princess Mary Packet, put back to
Plymouth leaky, Nov. 2, and would Sail a.
gain Oh tie 9TH.
The American ship Hercules, Coffin, from
Portsmouth for Amelia, put back to Falmouth
October 80, in CO. with number of others,
in consequence of head gales.
Put back to Portsmouth, Oct. 81, by
dreadful stormy weather, the James Cartel,
which sailed tor Morlaix with American pas
sengers.
Returned, at Torbay, Oct. 80, without da-
mage, the ship America, Adamson, Of Bel.
fast, from London for Baltimore.
Arrived at Plymouth, Oct 81, the Ameri-
can brig Boston, Balm, from Gunsey, with
passengers.
The American schooner Little Caroline,
Tippett, from Bordeaux for N. York with a
valuable cargo of wine, brandy, oil, silks, Sc.
arrived at Plymouth, England: Nov. 8, hay
ing been sent in by the Semiramis frigate.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. IS.
The eleanor hired armed Ketch, of IA
guns, arrived here yesterday from New-York
after short passage, with dispatches from
Mr.. Foster, which have been forwarded to
London,
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AMERICAN INTERCOURSE.

A gentleman IN Boston has received an Of
fetal copy of the OrGer Of inc British P,ipy
Council Tor allowing d trade between certail
ports in the British provinces OF Nova Scott.
and New-D, unswiCk, and the United States
of America which after recit!ng preamble
is as follows -
His Royal Eighness the Prince Regen,,
BY virtue OF the powers vested in lis Majesty,
BY the above reched act, is pleased il the
narne and on behalf of his Majesty, and By and
to order.- and it is hereby ordered, that froul
and after The first day of November 1911, and
during ,he continuance of the at above recit-
ed, until further orders made thereon, II shall
be lawful in any ship or vessel, except in
vessels belonging to France, or to the subjects
thereof. to export from the ports OF Halifax,
Nova Scotia, and the ports Of st. Andrews *
St. Johns, New Brunswick, to any port be-
longing to the United States Of America,
from which British vessels are or shall be ex-
cluded, any articles being the growth, produce
or manufacture of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland, or any Of his ma
iesty's colonies, plantations or settlements, in
the West-Indies provided such articles shall
have been certified by the collector and comp
troler of his majesty's customs at any of the
ports above mentioned, from whence the
same shall be shipped for any of the ports o:
the United States as aforesaid, to havc been
imported into one OF the said provinces Of No
va-Scotia and New-Brunswick in British
ship or vessel from a port of the United kiag-
dom of Great Britain and Ireland or from u
port of the said colonies, plantations, or SET
dement's and also TO import into the port of
Halifax, Nova Scotia and the ports of Saint
Andrews and ST. Johns, Now Brunswick,
from any of the said ports of the U. States
wheat and grain Of any kind, bread and biscuit
and flour, pitch, tar and turpentine, such ar
tcles being of The growth, produce and ma
pufacture OF the said states"
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN AWAY on the 3Oth June last, from
the estate of Dauiel M'carty, deceased, in
tho County OF Westmorran:i, and state of
Virginia, Negro Man aimed JERRY, a.
bout thirty FIVE years of age, dark com pick.
ion, about six ieet high, Dad countenance,
and remarkable scar &C, oss his nose, and
anotaer on his head, little above his fore
head; he lad on espun tWiIicd yarn
and cotton round jacket and pantaloons.-
There is no doubt but he vii. change his
clothes; it is therefor thought unnec essary
to describe them more Particularly. Its
expected that he has procured pass, or
Foraed certificate of his freedom, as he went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy of their
pass, or certificate Of freedom. It is conf.
IDENTIFY expected that he will endeavor TO get
to some OF the northern or eastern states.
he was seen short tine since in the town
Of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will he given,
if taken in the county, and il out Of the state
and secured in any iail, so that get him a.
sain, the above reward and all reasonable
charges pald, If uru~si. h-
Richd. Stuart.
N. 3. All masters Of vessels and other
persons, are hereby iorewarned from harbor.
ing or emsloying the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the severest pen
alties of the law. r. S.
September Is co
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Alexandra. Nov. "a.
December 6.

WAS committed to the Jail of this county
as a runaway, a negro man, who says he
name is DAVID THOMAS--he il about
feet z or inches high, and about 40 years
Of age, of light complexion, and is said to
belong to N Mrs. Digges of Prince Georges
county, Maryland--he has lived in this town
some years The owner is requested to come
ard prove the property, pay charges & take
him away. otherwise he will be disposed Of
as the law directs.
James Campbell, jailer,
December law2n
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Also arrived, the American schooner rro.
ian of Baltimore, 200 tons, captain Alexander
Fitch, with valuable cargo Of coffee, cotton,
indigo, sugar, gum, cochineaL skins, Sc.
bound to Bordeaux, sent in here by the Acas-
ia frigate, capt. Kerr, aud Armide frigate,
cant Dunn. She was taken in calm close
in with Bordeaux, with tho boats of the Ar
mide after slight resistance-one of our sea-
men was wounded on the head. 1t is said the
Trojan has large quantity of dollars on board.
She is a beautiful vessel of her class,
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90 ATTENTION.

THE Members composing MKSrcHT's
Corhs Of Volunteer Infantry, are ordered 10
attend Parade at the Market-house Square,
on Saturday afternoon, the 2lst instant, at
half past two O'Clock. 1t is hoped every indl-
vidual will be prompt in their attendance, and
appear armed and equipped in good order.
J. DOUGLASS, Sergeant.
December 90 st
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Wanted to Purchase,

II NEGRO GIRL from IL to IA Years
of ape 4 liberal price will be given for one
with good character Apply to the Print
err.
December 20 81
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Richd. Stuart.
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold, at Hay Marker, in the eoupsy
of Prince William, Virginia, on the FIRST
day of January next
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Arrived, schr Mary Ann, G. Willis, IS
DAYS from Matanzas.-Left there brig Ira
weller, Just arrived from New-London, III %
days.-A few days before Capt. Willis sailed,
an order had been issued by the Governor &
Captain General of Havanna in contradiction
of the late order of the Ccrtes, ordering off
indisc1.minatelyal French persons.-Msrkets
bsd..-FIour at Matanzas, S Is, and at Havan-
ma, S l5.-Duty, SS.
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December 90

co A GREAT CoAT was letr
in the Hall of the Alexandria Washington
Lodge. last Thursday evening. The owner
can receive the same by calling for it,
December II u
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-20

The Federal Circuit Court rose yesterday
We understand the Chief Justice has de-
cided, in opposition to the opinion of the Dis
trict Court, that the Notes of the Bank of the
U. S. are aiegal semder /; in payment of Gus
tom-E House Duties. ibid.
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Il 2lN9lbeY of Sk0Uls

~
Of both sexes and of Different ages ths
property of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Whiting,
of Snow Hiil-among them arc some excel
lent house servants, hostler and shoemaker
and male cook, IS years Of age, who, com.
bined with knowledge of cookery, for which
he is not exce,led, is an excellent butcher and
gardener. Added to these qualifications, hs
is sober, honest, genteel dining room sss-
want and tolerable coarse shoemaker.
.At the same time will be cold,
A number of HORSES, and CHARIOR
somewhat new; being part of the persons3
estate of the late Matthew Whiting, ESQ.,
and some CORN, made on the estate this
year. -
The whole of this property will be sold oa
credit of six months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, carrying in,sr.
est from the date if not punctually paid.
All persons having claims against either q
the aforenamed persons, are requested to pre-
sent them for payment to
E. Brooke.
December 6. ssN
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NORFOLK, Dec. Is.
EARTHQUAKE.

Two very sensible shocks were felt in this
town, and as we learn in Portsmouth, at )
O'Clock this morning and at S-we have not
time TO give particulars.-The clocks were
all stopt, and doors and things suspended from
the ceilings of the shops and stores, osciliat-
ed violently, though a dead calm prevailed.
Its course was from West to East.
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BosroN, December IL.


Arrived, brig Samuel, Stanton, from Lis
bon 81 days in ballast. Left Nov. 10, ships
Alexander, Hamilton and Canton, OF New
York, the former without a captain ; ship Di-
ara, Luckott, Of Alexandra, discharsing /;
brig Washington, Oxnard, of Boston, 80
days from do. discharging; ship Electra, OF
Philadelphia, ready for sea George Dyer,
for Alexandria, Dc !; schr. Of and from Nor
folk, arrived or days before a Wlscasset
brig or scnr. from Ireland, repairing, having
been Oh shore; sch:. Charity, Soulc, of Dux-
bury, Just arrived in 70 days from Boston |;
a southern built schr. just arrived in 70 days
from N. Carolina; large Portuguese ship
Just arrived from New York, supposed to be
the Flower of the Tagus. Sch. Rose in Bloom,
for Norfolk, sailed some time before the sa-
mucl. The Vigilant, for Norfolk, sailed 9th
Nov. Ships Frances Henrietta, Skinner, and
Citizen, Allen, on the ith tm n. York
Spoke, Nov. %, lat So. long. 43, ship Union,
70 days from N. York for Lisbon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-02
WHO'S THE DUPE J

The following siriclures which appeared
in the Aurora of the Goth ult. viii need but
fe " remarks
No man who values his own character
or the public opinion or the esteem of his
personal friends, or the happiness of these
to whom nature has allied him, can be in
tlifere nj to charges which go to impcach
his moral character or to lessen him IN the
estimation OF those whose esteem is parti-
culariy dear to him. The Richmotid I'm
qaircr, overlooking considerations of his
kind, a,sailed the reputation of Mr. Smith
and the assault came INA shape 90 iusIdious.
and aggi awaited the injustice which he al
pre- viously experienced, that in self defence
h. was compelled 20 come before the public,
and he did so with his name and RESPONSE
bility ATTACHED te his vindcation. How far
the editor OF the Enquirer may be entitled
to the thanks OF those upon whom he had
| drawn the Vind cation Of Mr. Smith, the
public eau perfectly determine. 1t was re-
served for he Eggs perhaps, to q fabricate
and promhIgste" another scene in this pc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-02

. such municipal regulations as ne may deem
, proper, with regard to foreign commerce,
neither IS nor has been denied for exam
pie. he may forbid the enry iu,o the port.
OF France Of American ships which have
touched IN England, or been destined to En-
gland. and he may either seqnrst,r or con
iiscate such vessels OF the u States as shall
ioiract these laws, after due promulgation
aud notice thereof; but beyond this, The u.
states hope and believe, that his majesty
will not go.
Mr.. Smith to Mr.. Pinkney,
July 5th 1910.
:" If the British government should be
+" disposed tn meet in a favourable manner
" the arrangement rendered. and should
P" ask Tor cXp'anato ns, as 10 the eriemt OF
" the repeal of the French decrc,s, which
F" viii be required, Your answer will be as
" obvious as 1t must be satisfactory. The
+" refeW must embrace eDeiy ha,t Of me
{" French dccrerS zuhich pioidte the nrutrai
+" rights guaranteed 10 Us by The iup of na-
" kons, &c
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Sales at auction.
August 9.

VIE oubscriber viii sell al Public Auction
n - without reserve, under The mansee rI,ent
OK NeSsrs. Moncure, Robinson & Pieassn,s--sl
ms SOCK IN Trade, amounting in vslu, to abont
iu'oVo 8 Amongst whicil are the following ar
woes, VIZ ieas, sugar, Wines, Cordsls, Chi
ia, SlasS Ware, and great variety of other
articles too tedious to enunerste, compr,s,ntr q
very general assortment Of Groceries.
lhe Sale wfil commence on MOHdey the 18th
Day Oh September next, IT his Store ON the
VAN street, and be coslnued from day e. dsv
u',n Ferms-ail sums under s 50, cash
- . ~ aud not exceeding S 300, 60 days.
{, zoo aod not ex eedIng x 500 90 dsvs-.s -
I'D upwards 12O days Cfedn-No.rs peSo,s-
Ole sRd Payable Il tie Bank Of Vrgf.ia, with
approved cndorsers, viii be required
AUBIN LAFORES1H
August 3. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-02

IL HOKE AWAY from Gen. VIM Chamh,r
~ iayn's IN New-K:nt county, about ten day
ago, negro men 'smeG Humphrey He is r.
about s feet a or inches high well made, round
shouldered, and bow legged, has small eyes, Get
aud hands, and the walk Oft sailor, a Sc ar touch.
ing his eye brows and nose, shaped like the foo,
OF mule that kicked him. His wool is short
and knotiy. He has been IN the babi, of stealing
Tor years, ard has been severely whipped on his
thighs. And Lately for firing King William pri.
son, where he was confined for robbing-Beinp
discharged he runaway, was taken at Hamp
ton aud comunitted.---on his return, he wss,.
roned both hands and feet.
He had on an old shirt. negro cotton Jacket,
and OVERALL. don't b lieve there is his eou,;
in Virginia in yILLIANY, and so deceitful and in.
geniOus as TO extrIcate himself from any situs
ton he may BE- placed IN will give a reward
of eileen dollars, it delivered 70 me in King
William. or ten dollars if co,nmitted to iaii. .
Wn. LANGBORN
Aug 3 q,
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7. u g ~

sSETWEEN my H.ae. in Hanover co,,,,,
a , and he City OF Richmond, .,re. followina
o"nds. to wit Thos Harris and lanes Meaux
ior seventy two pounds, Henry A. fimi. glek,.
tor forty-two pounds, Daniel Fits fgr SIX pounds
WHICH vIree bonds were due on the 25,h Dec.
.sst past The public are hereby cautioned
from trading for them, AS the neccsssrv s,s,s
nave been taken to prerent p yr1ent.
August 9 Q,
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Gen. Arms,rong-no Coalition man.
From the Aurora. 20 h JuIv

:" gentleman who was lately represen.
tea IN me public prints. as being engaged
In writing pamphlet against the presjdent
up u being asked by friend. if there was
any found 'iion for such an assertion. replied
IN these significant terms -" I have not
written, have no intention to ,vri,e on
any public topic. There are persons who
think 1t may sette their purposes @ fa-
Dr'cate and promuiga'e such story, and
wneener an oPPo,' ion does or does not
exis, th6y ihuk II necessary or nsefri
" to them To make one and comnose !, ac-
g cordfug to their iaacy.'
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NOTICE is hereby given. that 1 SHAN ,o,,..
- to the County Court of Prince Edyy.rJdr -,
INC 81 Monday 10 August next, for legye 10 AZ %
continHe the rosd which passes through ms
Z. WATKINS, ir.
IN. n Prince Egsooyd.
49, w4WD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-02

VIE Subscriber will practise the LAW :.
Z ne superior ADD Interior Courts baIdsn
10 ms CITY and IN the adjacent counte.
hy TO- SRAErL6gp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-02

NoTE.-Captsin Lowell observes, that fay
ing left the above mentioned Jonathan Lam
bert. accompanied by two persons from Rio
dc Janeire, on Tristan de Cunha island.
about the first of January, he proceeded on
his voyage. and on his return a the Island,
alter the space OF 81 days, MIR. Lamber, had
cleared about fifty acres Of land, and plant
ed various kinds OF seeds, some of which, as
well as the coffee tree and sugar cane were
furnished hin by the American minister al,
Rio de Ianeiro. ---The above seeds had
sprung up. and locked very promising.
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ture FOR Annapolis this Gay whence he is
to proceed on his mission, oaht,,d he I'm
gate Constitution. capt. HUI. nAw hiae
there.-Mr Harden. our consul to Paris,
and MIR. Lee, consul at Bordeaux, proceed
to France in the same vessel.
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Witness to CHS signature,
ANDREW MILLET

This flag is formed OFFS diamo ncza .trons
Uerseiy from corner 10 corner. and fonr
hatf diamonds, placed N the centre of the
foh, bottom and both sides. The tgyo INNER
and iozver diamonds are hlne ne.cf the sfog
or haNyard. and red on the utternost s;d,,:
me centre 7vhfte; the four RAT diamonds
bear tic letter w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-02

" The Secretary of state is now In this
City. N''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-02

The SECRETARY OF STATE left this
CITY for his seat 10 Virg MIA OH Saturday
last.
JoEL BARLOW, ESQ or minister to
u ,wc understand will take hls depar-