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NOTICE.
Bryan EIampson & Co


Bryan HampSon &Co.
K1YE on HAND, md FOR S5LE,
30 Hhds. s 90 Bbls. New-Orleans and Ha-
vannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do. White do. for family USE
so hhds. retailing Molasses,
4pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 pu6chcons Old Antigua Rum,
20 do Northern do,
pipes best Madeira,
do Sicily Madeira,
8 do. Lisbon, SWlNEo'
90 quarter casks Malaga,
so cases Ciaret, }
so l5s Nutnegs,
so bags Pepper and Pimento,
50 kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
90 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
: 500 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
50 boxes Mould and Dipt Candies
80 do. Chocolate,
With handsome assortment OF other Gro
ceries, by wholesale or retail, ON reasonable
ternls.
10 tons FIRST quality Country Hemp.
April 10.
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Real Port Vine, sc.
Joseph VAUDEVILLE.

Corner Of King and Faifdr Streets,
HIS For SHE,
Is quarter Casks full bodied Red Port S
years old, and warranted genuine as
imported,
pipes, ] ,sudo,.,s ro,s o,d1
n ~ p. Madeira.
10 half pipes, sorto,;, w;n-
$ quarter Casks, '0 '"'"' ~
S pipes,
10 half DO. Tensrife do.
20 quarter Casks,
80 cases fine old Medoc CIaret, imported in
1907.
40 doz. Hilbert and Co.'S. old London
Brown Stout and Porter,
100 barrels prime new Shad.
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as usual.
April 81.
Wines, Sugars, Teas, Fruits. &c.
JOSEPH H. MANDEVILLE,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Old Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Teneriffe and
Port Nine, by retail
Cognac, Peach and Apple Brandy
40 or. casks Tenerifre and Malaga Wine
10 hhls Antigua Rum
40 hhds. N Orleans and West India SUI
gar, different qualities
5000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar
@ hhds good retailing Molasses
100 bags Coffee, green and white
100 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
SO or. chests and boxes SUPERIOR quahty
Teas, Of this years lmpor stion, con-
sisting Of Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Y. Hyson and Skin
SO boxes Lemons
SO MuscadeI and Bloom Raisins
100 bags soft and hard shelpd fresh al
monds
90 bags Figs
500 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper
10 bbIs Old 4th Proof Whiskey
SO bbis Common Proof do.
40 Demijohns
SO boxes Mould and Dip'd Candles
so do Brown Soap
ALSO,
500 gallons excellent Cider Vinegar
With variety of other articles in the Gro
Gerry Line.
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SUGAR COFFEE MoLASSEs sc.

SUGAR COFFEE AiOE3ASSES sc,
20 Hhds. New-Orleans & Hayanna Musco-
40 Bis. s vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and HAVANA do
10000 h. Loaf & Lump do
10000 10. Green Porto Rico & Sta Domingo
Coffee
SO Hhds Retailing Moasses
pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India RaM
so barrels Northern Do.
$50 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
so bales Upland Cotton
so casks small twist Tobacco
700 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortmentof Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, by
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and fahJa.r Streets.
April 6. tt
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The British government distrus;s the intefis
tons of Bernadotte--and anintercourse opcRs
ed with Russia is TO be carried on without the
merchant vessels stopping at a Swedish port;
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said in
Parliament April %, that he thought it inn
possible the U. s. could any longer maintain
that the Berlin and Milan DEGREES were re-
pealed, unless they meant to make common
cause with France.
In the British House Lords April 90, the
majority against the Roman Catholics wac
70.
Sweden demand. Of Britain and France to
be allowed to remain neutral.
8 French privateers have heen carried into
Sweden by ship of war.
4 plot has been discovered in Paris between
some Clerks i'll the War Department and the
Russian Legation. One Clerk has been sem
fenced to death, and another fined, &c.
ii is said Bonaparte intends to open the
whole range of ports ftom ST. Maloes to An
twerp, fortrade with England, instead of the
late license trade:
1t is reported that France has declared that
she has 10 objection to admit Spain and Por4
tugal as parties to negotiation for peace;
understanding they will cede to France all
the Spanish territory North Of the Ebro
The English will not consent that France
shall hold any territory sonth of,he Pyrcnees.
1t is said Bonaparte is seriously ihdispos-
ed, and that his physicians have declared his
case dropsical one.
The French government has ordered that
a million of rations of soup be distributed
daily in the different departments.
Among other rumors in England as to the
late oyertures from France, one is that Boz
naparte offers TO consent to conditional re-
vocotion of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES.
The American Messengers for Paris are
all detained at Morlaix and TO Americans
can leave Paris without passport, to embark
for America.
~
Died at her residence in Prince Georges
county, state of Maryland, on Saturday lastt
Mrs. SARAH VEITeH, in the 10th year of her
age, after long and severe illness which she
bore with Christian iorttudc.
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somewhat difficult to imsgine. In their anxi-
ETY. to establish the fact of such revocation TO
inculpate England more deeply for not re-
scinding her orders in council, they involve
themselves In greater difficulties than if they
had denied their operation altogether. They
do not pretend 10 assert that American pro-
perry is not burnt upon the ocean by the hands
of our allies. rs all this done tn consequence
Of the rtiteat u the Serltn ard Milan DEGREES 2
1t the repocatioaa Of stsch otnoiopa edicfs sub
jects US to such forfeiture it would be tender
Kindness and loving mercy towards our SUI
tcring fellow couptrymen to iafose them again.
Administration are now contendlng tor prin-
ciple ten fold worse than broad and unqua-
lihed admission that those DEGREES still exist
in all their force, for it deprives their friend
Bonaparte of the only pretcxt for robbery and
conAagration he had This is pastime, mere
", little Algerine episode, not at all connect
ed with the main design Of his great work,
Sc The freedom Of the seas" 1t is prepare
tory process by which the French will hereaf-
ter be enabled to meet their enemies on the
ocean with more assurance of success since
they so intrepidly face their friends and burn
their property on that element already. Now
were VIC SOOQ 4QCuiOAl6lSS w HOuSu nav
more modesty than all this, and stoutiy con-
tend that the Berlin aud Milan DEGREES qverr
nor retecled, We would allow our friend
some decent motive, some tattered remnant
of covering when he commits crimes of
such enormity, and lead our fellow citizens to
hope for better state of things when change
was brought about and those pretextS were
Withdrawn. But these acute logcians while
they adr1it the fact, deny the law and thus
place their Idol in the plain, unvarnished, nn-
disguised character of a robber. Bonaparte
himself, who is certainly not overScrupulous
in his ideas of delicacy, feels hurt at such an
uncourtly compliment, and by way OF saving
what little of his character sill remains un-
soilcd by democratic eulogy, makes solemn
and public declaration that the DEGREES OF Ber-
lin and Milan are still in full force.
We should not be at ell astonshed if Bo-
naparte should send Joel home ii chains tor
SO audaciously disputing his authority in the
repeal of those edicts. The only practical
benefit that can arise from all our negotiations
with France, is the satisfaction Of knowing
whether our property when plundered, was
taken in consequence of repeal or in pro-
mitigation Of alaw U. S. Gazette.
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BosToE, June 9.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

We were yesterday favored with London
papers to April 80, and Liverpool to May !.
In the house of commons April %, Mr..
Whitbread read the Presidents message re-
spccting Henry's affair, and demanded whe-
ther government was privy to his mission, &c.
Lord Castlereagh replied that the ministers
knew nothing of Henry's mission ill 1t had
terminated, and then considered it an errand
for military information, and took no notice of
it, as being at an end and that the letter which
mentions CIPHER to be furnished, was not
among Sir James Craig's enclosures to 60
vernment, and that ministers knew nothing Of
If, but what they saw in the newspapers
Lord Holland called the attention of the
House of Lords TO the same subject. Lord
Liverpool, for himself and others, declared
there never had been any attempt, design or
wish to effect any separation or disunion be-
tween any parts of the u. States or to foment
any dissatisfaction towards the government Of
that country nor had any Individual been en-
ployed by government on such service; that
tho employment of Henry was unknown to 60
yernment; and his engagement by Craig was
merely to obtain information, and to which
the administration was not priyy.
Ap'll ~ TIC G'iush parliament "Sht liIlo
committee of the whole TO hear the agents OF
the petitioners against the orders in council.
Additional petitions, with numerous sign
ers have been presented against the orders In
council.
A mob have burnt the factory Of Wroe and
Duncroft, about ls miles from Manchester
England.
The convoy for Quebec, Nova Scotia and
Amelia, sailed from England April 81, having
on board detachnnents of officers and men fox
different regiments.
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Mr.. PEARsON's MOTION.

The manper in which it was got rid Of is in
accordance with the proceedings, which mark
the present political period, as one of blind
ness, infatuation and obstinacy, better suited
IN nrornote. the ellccs &c inrrlgue than 10 en-
sure the safety ard prosperity of the country.
The state of affairs, ct the moment when 1t
was rejected by the majority. must be remark
ed, otherwise the affair may not be correctly
understood. Considerable progress bad been
made in obtaining for declaration OF war a.
gainst Great Britain the sanction OF congress-
The obiectcf the motion was essential to en-
able the public to form an opinion upon the
expedlency of the measure. For, admitting
for moment, the Justice Of the cause OF war
every wise statesman would examine the ma
turity and efficacy of the preparation tor an
noyance and defence, before the sword should
be unsheathed. Whether similar information
was moved for in the secret session, In which
was passed the declaration OF war, we have
not the means at present OF knowing. we
must presume however that 1t was, tor we are
informed, that the senate has since called Tor
it, and it was SO obviously requisite as toun-
dation of the discussion, that it could not have
been passed over. To smother such indis-
pensable information IS proof OF the pre-
valence Of secret intentions which shun the
light. If it should be objected, as 1t IS by
certain sniyeling Iacobins, that the motion
had tendency to expose the nakedness OF
the land, we refer to the concluding clause,
which admitted of a confidential answer
Without the intelligence contemplated, the
progress towards war would be blindfoided o.
YER path beset with dangers, as must be OBJ
vious to the slightest reflection. The true
! reason, however, of refusing the call cannot be
| concealed. The nation is not prepared for
war, and the answer demanded, would have
rendered it manifest, and put an end for the
future to to all clustering. We know, that
| since the Presidents proclamation, issued last
summer, for converting congress, not more
| than four thousand men have been recruited
with all the indictments which have been OF
| tered in extra bcunties, and that a: this mo-
ment, that service is in many places at stand
| for want of money and supplies. We know
| that Charleston, Norfolk, New-York, Rhode
| Island, and other important points are utterly
| incompetent to sustain an attack, to which they
would be subjected by declaration of war
But, worst of all, the positions adj acent to the
long threatened provinces Of Canada, so far
| from being capable of ministering to the sue
cess of an invasion, are themselves ncompe-
| tent to self-defence. A candid answer to the
| reouistion Of Mr.. Pearson's motion, would, in
| the opinion of those who smothered it, ugfold
such scene of negligence and incompetence,
as would frighten the tool-hardy as we'll as the
credulous 1t would have demonstrated that
/ the secretary of war has no more capacity and
efficiency in his station than the President has
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d;.,ance this side Of Castillo Branro,
SOM me, the operations were carrying on before
oaJs;oz--part of his army, it is said, laid
cass = the same time to Ciudad Rodrigo
s sr1;s object was of course to create diver
i;o ~ in favor of Badajoz. Lord Wellington,
s s,e hear, is now pushing forward BY forced
'.srrbes TO meet BIN, but they say likewise,
-. , enemy has retreated towards Salamanca,
sftcr plundering all the places in his way
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SAsuRDAr, Jane IS, 1912.
REgonrKp yoa rHls GAzErrE.

TREPoRTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Mr.. Minor presented a number of memo
nils against the restrictive system, and de-
precatng war at this time. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Cheves presented the petition Of the
General Assembly ofthe Presbyterian Church
OF the u. S. of America, held at Philadelphia,
praying that Congress win modify oH-repea
the Post Office law, so as to prevent the car
ryirs or opening the mail on the Sabbath
Day. He moved to refer it to the commit,
tee Of Pos Offices and Post Roads.
Dir. RAea objected to this reference, and
moved that title on the table. Negatived.
Mr.. B. Hall moved to amend the first pro-
position by adding and that they be instruct
ed to report bill in conformity thereto" Ne
ga,ivcd.
The memorial was then referred to the
committee on post Offices and post roads.
Asr. Troup laid before the House the pro-
eeedings Of meeting of the citizens of Sa-
yaunah. They ask of Congress an immediate
declaration of War against England, and on
contingencies also recommend War with
France, which were read and ordered to lie
on the table
Mr.. Wright from the committee on militia
r. Affairs, to whom was referred the petition
OF Edward Clark, relative to mis- invention o.
floating batteries, with the letters ofthe Sc
eretaFy Of War and Navy on that subject
made report, which concludes by recon-
mendihg that the petitioner have leave to with
draw his papers. The report was concurrce
in.
Mr.. MSKee from the committee on lndiar
affairs made report, which was ordered t.
heon the table and be printed.
The bill for organising certain companies
o. Rangers was read a third time and passed
Airport was laid on the table from the Sc
cretary of War on the subject Of the Portable
bridge invented BY Mr.. Connor--the report il
favorable.
Ehe House in committee of the whole, Mr.
breckenridge il the chair on a bill concern
ms Invalid Pensioners.
After considerable time spent thereon, the
committee rose, reported progress and asked
leave 10 sit again, which was granted.
Adjourned.
What special benefit administration may
sSpsct to derive from the assertion that The
Ssrisn and Milan DEGREES are revoked, it il
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The deliberations of the Senate on oatur-
day were held with closed doors. We learn no
decision was had on the business before them
The runors afoat of the probableissue are
so yarions as to render it improper for US to
give any opinion--we Shall therefore content
ourselves with recommending to those inter-
es;ed to prepare themselves for the worst
tha, blind and infatuated policy can bring
upon this nation.
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" TO sHEW
$ TO sHEw
~vw Very Age AND BODY OF THE TIME
u,s FORM AND PRESSURE.

We understand the President Of United
States contempIatcs visiting Albany tor the
'nnrpose of reviewing the Army stationed
tbere, and that he will leave Washington early
- Tuly and will be escorted by apary of the
c.yalry of the District of Columbia.
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What special benefit administration may
sSpsct to derive from the assertion that the
Ssfhn and Milan DEGREES are revoked, it is
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June 80
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TO RENT.

A Convenient Two story Brick OWL
"a IISG-IIOU5E * com.no iioas frame
- e,RE-uOUSE, Situated OH the corner OF
King and Columbus streets, opposite Mr..
Thomas w Peyton's Sire They will be
rented together or separately, and possession
given the Doth June apply to slr. THoMA.
IRWIN, or
John Adam.
May N2aWtt
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FRESH M EDICIN ES.
WITHIN H4RPER, 3r.

5pOrRBCJ3l2F and DRUGGIST, 4ier-
aHdrt1, Fairfla Stfeet, cfhoaife BRYd|
HaMP SONS, and nert Door 20 JNO
LL0YD'S-
.TTAS Just received in addition TO his for.
[ mer Stock, = general assortment OF
bsstdlciues of tie first quality, all of which he
will sch Wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
or PhiIadelpns Country Merchants and
|Psgsicians can be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on good credit - He
has also received general assortment OF
Sarsieal Hstraqusnts, likewise
The fflowiag Patent Medicines Viz -
Wheaton's Jauodice Bittars,
Co Itch Ointment,
COoley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds. Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c.
|Rawson's Worm Powders,
|Thompson's Fooths Paste,
Essence OF Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, &c. &c.
Gp The highest cash price given tor
Snake Root,
4 March z.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

n IN away from the subscriber living in
= Alexandria, on Wednesday evening
tie 24th instant, Negro Man Slave, named
BEN, about five feet ten riches hi9 j, straight
made, well proportioued, black skin, large
lips and fea ures, large feet, and about thirty
wears of age has been accustomed TO House
work, and principally to thst OF d dining
room servant, which he performs we'll lie
Lad with him y-ri~ly Of clothing, parucu-
larly SUIT of blue cotton and Of broom cot
ton AS he claims for his wife, a NegroWo
man, narnel Hctty, belonging 70 Mr. VIM
Fawle Of this tovn WHO his one crild, and
who absconded some time ago from her
mister, and is Sail to be in Talbot county,
Maryland, it is oba6ie he viii endeavor to
20 there. It is believed ne took passage in
an eastern shore vessel which sailed on Wed
nesday or THURSDAY lest Any person who
viii apprehend and secure the said Negro;
SO thlt get him again, shall receive the a.
bove Reward and ali expenses, and if brought
aid delivered to me in hlexsndria shall also
b. paid Ill reasonable charges ct bringing
HIM home.
Edmund I. Lee.
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n O T &c E.
7o7iu HatheYs 6 Co.

fGflH kl2tRGfS g 10.
NTAVE. removed to the NEW BRICK.
III ] STORE m the square above their tor
tner residence, next door to A. Lynn
sEhere they arc opening Gust arrived a large
kupply OF BriLish, French, India, Russia and
american GOODS, which they offer whole
bale or retail on the best terms for Cash, or
10 puaetual Customers.
hxil 2e
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NOTICE.

a GREEABI.Y TO the direction of Council
"a IshalI receive Till next meeting, propo-
sails III writing, for Supplying the Public
Lamps with Oil for twelve months from the
second Tuesday in August.
J D SIMMS, c. c.
July 10
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S47URD 4Y, july IT., 1912.
10FFEE MOI4ASSES sc.
SUGA


70 Hhts. New-Orleans * HAVANA Musco-
Q Bis. Vado Sugars,
Boxes Brazil and HAVANA do
5000 Id. Loaf & Lump do
1900 Is. Green Porto Rico * ST. Domingo
Coffee
50 Hhds Retailing Molasses
pipes French Brandy
O puncheons West India Run:
50 barrels Northern Do.
so do. prime Rye Whisky
500 lbs. lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
so bales Upland Cotton
so casks small twist Tobacco
700 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortment OF Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and FaiJar Streets.
April 6. Il
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Iohn Maddox.

RrG5 tOTt @aRe. GO
Joseph VAUDEVILLE.
Corner ofKmg and Fairtar Streets,
Has FeR SHE,
% quarter Casks full bodied BED Port
years old, and, warranted genuine as
imported,
pipes, adl,dockiy cos. dbl.
ouartcr Casks, r. A1a0e"a'
10 half pipes, .so,torfn Iyme.
5 pipes,
10 half do. 1enerWc do
30 quarter Casks,
so cases fine old Medoc Claret, imported IN
1907.
40 doz. Hilbert and Co.'S old London
Brown Stout and Porter,
100 barrels prime new Shad.
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, 40 usual
April 81
lust Received,
Pes brig Trim, from Boston, and FOR SALE By
Lawrason q FoWle,
100 tons Plaster Paris
$50 Casks of Lime
20 bbls Taaners Oil
500 reams Wrapping paper
bale of broad Russia Diapers,
containing ITO pieces
ALSO-per sloop Ann,
$50 bbls Of Suffolk Tar,
8 bbls of Bees,Wax
July cost
JUST RECEIVED
xsp FoR SAFE Err JhaGs KEYEEDr, sEER.
The Spirit of the Book;
OR,
.HE.nOTRS OF CAROLINE,
PRINCESS OF BAsBuRGH.
EDITED By THOMAS ASHE, EsauIRE.
First ,AmericGa from tie third London Edition.
Jane %
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The Emporium
OF THE
ARTS AND SCJEN Noes,

A NEW, ELEGANT AND VALUABLE PERIODICAL
WORK. CONDUCTED BY
JOHN REDMAN COKE, M. D.
Professor Of Chemistry in The University 9f
Pennsylvania;
AND PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT s Y PER ANN.
THE first number is just received, orna-
mented with handsome engravings, and ready
for delivery to Subscribers
The admirers of the Arts and Sciences are
invited to view this very beautiful specimen
of both the intention Of which is to promote
and extend every species of useful knowledge
in the United Stats at this time peculiarly
interesting, when we are unhapply cut Oft by
commercial restriction, from al intercourse
with the European world
A Prospectus of the work and conditions OF
publication, may be seen with the Subscriber,
who is authorised to receive subscriptions.
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June Is dit
Portrait & Miniature Painting
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IER. NICHOLAS BOUDET, grateful
We for the liberal encoui agenent he has
received of his friends III particular and OF the
public IN general, feels If, duty bound to So
licit the acceptance of his sincere thanks Tor
their unlimited attention, and is happy to
give notice that the PAINTING ROOM IS
removed to Prince Street, opposite Mr.
NRAD's dwelling house, where he offers bis
professional service, and respectfully iRyitcs
connoisseurs and the admirers Of the liberal
arts to visit the Room during their leisure
moments.
P. S. Likenesses expeditiousIy Painted,
when not disappointed by sitters. Price OF
high hnishcd Paintings, viz:
A full size portal. with hands, 800
A portrait IL Dust, 50
Min8tuse, 50
Smgi1er size, IS
June l8