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ny tie G0veynor 2ftkc Con9neasyecith ofTfyginia,
Il FROCL.4.N.fIiO.N

ny the Governor 2ftkc Con,?noauecl.h ofyIygizia.
Il FffOCL.4.N.fIio.N:
ga HElsEAS various plants from %liEti. Of
w feers and others of tie incon,rnienca of ~.
Uniform (now estabIshcd) have been made to- tI.s.
Executive OF the Commonweati-For rc,neix
wnrrsoi, have thought fit, 10y and with the adyire
o inc council OF state, to issue this Proof, ma ton
pr seiihug the Uniform of the Militia of this Com
monW cath to lie IS follows
FOR the General OHcsrs.
a dark blue coat, skirts lined with buff, cape La
.peis, ami cuff NUT, yellow buttons gold cpauets
Gone on each shog'ier) black cooked hat, with lack
eoekade and black stock.
For the .grtiiery.
a blue cont, skirts lined with red Cane. lan,,s
ana cults red vest buff, oycraIis blue edged with rel
yco" buttons, = ctekcd bia,k hat with red cockat.
for the Light Hyrnry. ~
dark blue short coat, with half iapc.s cane and
cus white, Write lining aud buttons vest wl,ite and
o'erais blue with red seams black half boots 49,
stock, round hat cooked on the lett side viii blk
cockade. ''''
Far tie Gronaaie,,s.
y dark blue chat, cape, iapels and cuffs whit.
white lining and buttons, white vest and blue oycr.,
with red seams black halt-boots, black stock, coek,
hat, with black cockadc
Far the RiEe7nen
linen huntieg shirt of purple color with overall,
oi The same, leather mochsons or shoes round ,yt
cooked on the left side with black cockade x bacL
Far the main 6odg # the Militia.
a blue hunting shirt, trimued with red cIrpe.
blue o.eras with red seams, round nat, cooked on,
the leit side with black cockade and black and red
piume black CATERS haIf-hoots-1he officers ~
nitornl to- he dark blue coA, cape lapcls and c,sred
white lining and buttons whine vest bioe pantaol,ns
with red seams, black stock, cooked hat with bacg
cocS.de. "'N--
Far the Carahy.
a short dark blue coat, with yellow buttons vI,;ts
Inning, hslfapes, cuiRs AID cape red white vest anS
leather breeeles, jack boots Ind spurs, black soet,
ana black leather CAP, dressed the crown vyith
bear-sSin, and decorated with light blue. sash. ard
Ped and white plume CIV
The officers oftlie main body Of the militia. Of The
nsht infantry grenaiers, iieinen an, cavalry to he
disllnguishedby Epsuirtsof Sivsr the officers az
artillery TO be distinguished hy El,aulcts Of Cod -
The d-OGcers to year tUo EparIets tn. ca,,.
tHins one on the right, and The suhaiter,, one m ~
irit shoulder. All officers TO wear side ar-,ns s,,i
boots. '- -H'l
ToviEsf, h2Jcever, that where any ,roon If ~
VARY, composed cfArti.!ery, GreuadfaIr, lgbt In
fMtiy, itiicmcn Of The main bOdy Of the AIilifis
shaii haye provided thcms Ives with m Uniform, az
iereni from that herein pr sc4hed thev are res,,e
tVe'y l'e1utted to tie sumo for six rnortI,s
from end after the date hereof.
Giycn under my hand Governor and md a.,
tic seal Of the Coinnon - cath a. pr
u 81 mond, this 23d day Of Janiarr, fsf2. ans
OF the Commonwealth the tirty.sv,h
JAMES BARBECUE.
a.
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january oS.

AssA LES at AUCfION.--On Saturday the ist re.
- bruarg, haf past O'Clock in lie afternoon.
W'h he sold, on the prerWises, a v4iusbic LOT o;
ch'CNO' containing 80 feet four inches in front
situatcd tiie NORTH s.de Of the Swan Tavern street
nearly Opposite MIR. Louis Wrrcqs new brick lnild-
ings, aud between the lot belonging To Doctor
James Lyons. and the house occupied, i,y ir Henr,
r"I'ard"-i he uuc IS believed to be ndisputable.--
i erms made known at the time uf sale.
JAMES BROWE, j.. V. VI.
Jan. es. 81.
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Pursuance Of deed of trust cxecute,l 10 m,
Subscribers by 6eOrsc Uyerton Day. bearing ,la,e
tile twenty third day Of April, 1884, AID of recS,i
the General Court, obey Will proceed to sell, on th.
premises, on FRIDAY the list day OF next moft!,
(Febiuay, 1871 for ready money. one i,alf acre
LOT Or GROUND, lying and being IN Dn-Ya',
addition to ihe City OF Richnipnd, and known K dis
tingua'icd 10 the plan thereof by tie number TO- aud
IS TIC same lot coofcyed by Samurl NeCrty to
Christopher fOnpkins by deed bearing ,itc The 2ts
day OF Niarch, 1903, for TIE Purposes OF pawn, eer
tain sums OF mpney in said deed of trust mentioned
to be due from said DAY to SAID Christopher Tom,.
km' and The cxpenees % drawing, recording and ex-
ecuting said trust.
VIZ. MARSHALL,
y. SHEPPARD.
January oe. t1Ip
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y tiooobIand Coul.ig Court, l6th Derelnber.

N tioocbIand Cou,ig Court, 10th Defender.
q ISL
OTGered Tbat John Shelton, late sheriff Of Gooe,,
lana county, gave moisc ~ some one of the Rel.
mond newspapers for III claims 10 BE- brought Ter.
ward before this court against hc estate of Josho,
BERNARD, deceased. on or before C,e sd Monday IT,
February next; that distribution oil said estate will
then take place according 20 law.
ACopy. Ieste,
Janrsry gs a..
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& OR SALE--A Lot Of Ground On t,e moi,
!, street III the city OF Richmond nearly opposite
the Bel Tavern, belonging to the estate of Samuel
couch, decd lately occupied by Samuel Bell and G.
Ii "'anbaeS. IL extends about ~ feet tile main
street-and about one hundred back to a IL feet oil
ley. For terms apply to
Jan. oS. o,S ~ .",
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dRauarv 9G.

& kN Friday the 9TH day Of next month. ,t A..
~ Nendue Once Of James Brown. Esq viii bs
late GEORGE ~ SMITH va, ronsist;,,, " a vie
Ildehoard, Mahorany Syttec and CHAIRS. Btds al
lSed s,esds With Curtsus, fables, Chars TahIc srd
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sums above s 5O--luder that s,rn CasL WI ''''
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hessuy sohcded TO make immediate payment. ne NO
indulgence can De- given. 20 Nv
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~ front OF tie one itely occupied b. the late Gov
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N VI ILL., Pursuant 20 The last viii and Tea,
'inent OF Alra A"n Jones. deceased 81 80.
pai%ITY to division between thc ..cyfte, - n
NC m''rtd Tor sale, ot f!c Cub dgy cf neyt ,ro,.,tf
gFeb before tire front doof. of ttc IleI n, y".,.
NDlit",:,', To w Unity, LEWIS and Dse,--upo,
~ oFe' 1i ~ months the pirclasei' or f,rcoo,,s ~
give ~ End appro.eJ secur;(y tie honfs -, ~
~ interest tFoid date, II 40, ruoc;rsry ra;i
1.n.co TIE EXECUTORS.
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EXTRACTS.
LONDON, March 81

LONDON, March 81
Dispatches have been received from sir
Henry Wellesley, at Cadlz, and letters and
papers from that place to the Is March. The
French besieglng army has been greatly weak
ened by "a strong detachment having been sent
Of to cooperate in a fresh attack upon Ia
rlffa. The new regency has refused to ratlfy
the treaty entered into between Elio and the
inhabitants OF Buenos Ayres.
A law has been passed making it death for
any person to ship any kind of produce what
ever, to any port or place in the possession OF
the enemy.
His majesty's ship Ganymede has arrived
at Falmouth from Cadz with the Spanish
count de Fernandez on board. He is to sue
coed the duke del Infantado, as ambassador
from the new Spanish regency to the British
cabinet.
Accounts are received from Paris, via Ha-
vre, to the 23d inst by which it appears, that
the Emperor had not left the Capital, but it
was hourly expected his departure would be
announced in form.
An American vessel, called the Congress,
capt Clark, from Baltimore, bound to Lon
don. had been taken and sent into Charbourgh
this VSSSSI SallCu lfOiS AinGrICd OH tue fLn
February, and had been expected to arrive
here for some time, and considerable amount
has lately been insured upon her in the City.
She has been called an English ship in the Pa
ris papers: but this trick will not do. This
is another convincing proof that the Berlin
and Milan DEGREES are still in force; and the
attempt to palm her upon the public as an En-
glish vessel, is another instance of the dupli-
city of the conduct of France towards Ame-
RIGA. Such attempts ought ever to be expos
ed in their true shape and complexion. This
capture isa valuable one, and therefore they
are more anxious to deceive the public. The
late westerly gales have not, asyet, brought
any later accounts from America. It IS how
nearly SO days since the last vessel left Amerl-
ca. This week, we expect will bang some
thing of importance.
The Officer of the Swedish Guards who
was waiting to return with al, answer to l'rl-
portant dispatches fron his court, of witch
he was the bearer is processing IN the Alexaii-
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LATEST FOREIGN VIEWS.

By the ship Hiberoia, captain Graham, in
% days from Belfast, the editors of the New
York Gazette have received Belfast papers to
the 4th ult. inclusive, containing London ad-
vices to the 2lst Of March, days the latest.
From these papers they extract what follows:
The per cents in London, March 81, stood
at 90 IL.
The king Of England, in bodily point of
view, VS. improving, while his mental facul-
ties were gradually declining.
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TEN SERMONS.

BY JAMES MUIR, D. D.
IRE nozv publishing by Cor4oM e S7EwARr,
on the following Subjects, viz.
No, Ion the signs of the times.
No. lion repentance, detailing the Gala.
nifty at Richmond.
No. III-Felix trembling.
No. lV--God's claim upon the young.
No V-Reiigion recommended to youth,
from the inirmities attending old age.
No. VI-The effusion of the Spirit on the
day of Penticost, glorious confirmation of the
gospel.
No. VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and bis descendants temporal blessings, but a
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings.
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. IX--Life and Immortality brought to
light.
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Anecdotes.
Those wishing to possess the above Sermons
will please to call and subscribe.
sCJ, The two first are now published, and
ready for deIivery-Subscrlbcr are respect
fully requested to call or send for them.
April ~.
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Extract of a letter from Amelia, dated l7tl
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEW. YORK, MAY 2.

Federal 7atanhh,-As was predicted by all
parties, the election in this city has terminated
in favor of Federal Republicans. We have as
yet received only the result Of the different
wards for members of Congress. The ma
Jorities for Assemblymen will not vary much
from this return. The Federal Senator'S are
also elected by handsome majority. We
here present the votes for the three tickets
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Port Of alexandria.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Brig Potomac, Stanwood, St. Ubes.
Sloop Quintescence, Nevett, Baltimore.
Sloop Columbia, Harbuck, Nantucket.
Schr. Renown, Warke, Philadelphia.
CLEARED
Brig George Edes, Boston.
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CONGRESS.
Federal.
CZintonian.
HfadisoniQn.
1903 474s

1903 474S 1927 1891 zoos $50
Average Federal majority over both the
other Tickets, about $50.
There is Federal majority in Queens
County, of about 40.
The federal candidates for Senator'S Of the
Southern District, are elected by a handsome
majority.
The Democrats have carried the election in
Richmond and Kings counties, by small ma
joritlcs. These counties send only two mem
bers, and were democratic last year.
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We understand that the Governor OF Penn
sylvania has received the requistion OF the
President of the United States, to call out the
Pennsylvania quota 100000 Militia, s that
he has sent for the Adjutant General to meet
him with all possible expedition at Harrisburg
to make the necessary arrangements tor COM
plying with the requisition of the General 20
vernment. Our quota is belieyedto be about
$4,000 men.--PhH. Democratic Press.
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dria frigate to the Baltic, in company with Mr.
Thornton, who, after some stay at Stockholm
will visit Petersburg. The Alexandria sailed
frsm Leith Roads on Thursday last.
"a London paper of Saturday last States,
that (" all the American vessels at Liverpool
have " orders to stop sailing till further. arri-
walls from America" We ale rather at loss
what Interpretation to put on these orders,
supposing the fact to be so. But they may
admit of this--that the merchants in America
entertain an expectation of the differences be-
tween the two countries being soon adjusted,
in which case the non-importstion act would
ofcourse be done away, and their vessels now
in British ports might carry out carsoes to A.
nerica. We shall be happy to learn that this
conjecture is realized.
Manufactures for the extraction Of sugar
from chesnuts are to be established at Naples,
Florence and Genoa. 1t is said to be ascer.
tanned byscxperiments, that SO kilograms of
chesnuts yield 80 Kilograms Of meal, 90 of sy.
rup and of pure sugar; that the meal, which
is sold as food for cattle, and the syrup at the
price of the most ordinary honey, will return
sum exceeding the purchase money of the
chesnuts, besides defraying the expenccs Of
the fabrication, leaving the pure sugar as a
net profit
THE FRENCH SQUADRON.
1t is now said, that the accounts transmitted
on Saturday of the Orient squadron having
got into Cherbourg is ncorrect and that they
are still at sea.
One Plymouth letter, however, of this morns
ing, says, that the Thracian frigate, on look
Ing into Chcrbourg, saw three sail of the line
there, which were not there when she looked
in three days before.
Another letter from Plymouth says, " The
Thracian is arrived here, having reconnoitred
Cherbourg, in which harbor were FIVE sail of
the line, quite ready for sea--they are not the
ships that escaped from L'Orient"
Cork Chronicle Office, half fast four o'clock,
Monday.
The brig Martin, of Dublin, from Teners
life, arrived in the harbor of Kinsale last night
-tell in with the Mary outw;.rdl-bound West
Indianan, In lat 46, 0, n. on the 18th Of
March, who says, that she was in company
with three other sail of West-Indamen when
they fell in with the French Fleet, consisting
of SIX sail of the line and two frigates, who
captured the three other vessels, she being the
only enc which escaped.
EwEr--Er
T7 The Proceedings Of Congress svere
receiyed at late hour last eyening, tut az
they are unimtortGut, they are deferred till
TO morrow.
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CHARLESTON, April 81.

LATEST FROM FLORiOA.
Captain Richardson, of the schooner !, n'uy
An n, was on shore at Amelia Island on ffiaay
last. He informs US that St. Augustine suii
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Ihefd out. A difference Of opinion existcdbe-
tween the leaders of the Patriots and their
lmen; the latter were anxious to attempt the
Iplace BY storm, but the officers had hitherto
idissuaded them from the attempt preferred to
wait, inthe expectation that the place would
soon surrender, as they had cut Oft all sup
piles from the land side. M'Intosh, the lead
er of the Patriots, had returned to St. Mays
to obtain supplies for the besieging army:
The Embargo Law had not been received
at St. Marys when the Kitty Ann sailed, but
the Collector has stopped all vessels under
Mr., Gallatin's Circular.
Extract of a letter from Amelia, dated 18th
instant, 10 gentleman in this city.
/. The sol disaant Patriots have sent flag
to the Fort of St. Augustine, bat it was not
allowed to go within pistol shot. The Co
vernon ordered it not to return, or it would
he fired upon. It is reported here that
two British armed ships, having 500 men on
board, are gone to St. Augustine. The pa
triots have lost three men, one killed, ons
wounded and one taken prisoner
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10 RENT,

ind immediate POSSESSION given,
My late DWELLING-HOUSE on Duke
Street.
amy to
]. D. Simms,
.slerandria.
James Cralk.
May S. cow.
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ORIGIN II.
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Lees Ehrir,
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PUBLIC SALE.

Ry virtue Of deed of trust from DANIEL
MCARTY, and MARGARETgA MATILDA
SNowDEN, his wife, to us the subscribers,
will be exposed TO public sale, on sAI'uR-.
DAY, the llth day Of January, 1919, at
the Coffee-Fiouse, in Alexandrla~-
A TRACT of LAND on the river Po-.
"A tomac, lyi8g in Loudoun county, state
IF VIRGINIA, known as MCarty's Island, and
sugar Land Tract or so much thereof as VIII
be sufficient to pay the umrecorded In SAD
deed
This property lies about 90 miles above
Ge rye osn, and the city Of Washington
and the Island part of the. property, contain
ing 500 acres, is knownSby its productions to
be the most valuable and desirable land ID ell
Their the states of MARYLAND or Virginia, with
proper cultivation may be made 70 produce
100 bushels OF corn per acre. A great pro-
portion OF this tract is heavily tlmbered, from
Which al, inc xhaustable quantity OF ship TIM
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken The pro-
pe,tv will be shewn On application to MIR.
John w. Rronaugh, in George 4 own.
The terms Of sale arc -0ne third cash on
day Of sale, the balance In three equal
payments of three, six and nine months, oil
bearing interest from the day Of s'le, with
Two approved endorsers residing IN the DIS
trict of Columbia the land is to remain
bound and be re-soid at ten DAYS notice, on
default of payment, for so much reaoy mo-
ney as may be Sufficient to raise the balance
then e,and the residue on credit 20 meet
the future instalment or instruments tn
proceeds of W hich resale is to be IN like man
ner secured, and this operation otfesale is TO
be made a. often IS such successive default
shall require conforming each to the terms
prescribed for the first
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, jan.
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