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JOHN G. LADD,
Has for sale, nov landing from schooner Ea-
gle, Cant Ha1Ues from Boston,
2o5 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
to drawback on expectation.
so barrels Muscoyado Sugars
500 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper
IS tons Plaster Paris
80 IN STORE,
Aquantity of Liverpool coarse < fire Salt
SACKS,
Mould and dipt Candies, Sherry " ME IN
quarter casks Whiskey, and Cider Vinegar
in hogsheads and barrels, by II, 8 BY ~
and 10 by 70 Window Glass,
100 pieces Russia Shcetings.
s boxes Irish Liaens, &c. &c.
September IL
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N O T l C E..

THE subsc, iber intends applying to the
Marine Insurance Company OF Alexandra
for the renewal of Certificate OF Stock IN
said Company, standing on the books OF said
Company, in the name OF Le7''s 6nr'Oe", ue-
ceased; which said Certificate has been lost
No. 1884 to 1856 inclusive. :,
N. BurWell,
Administrator de bonis non' OF
Lewis Burwell, deceased.
January IS COW
ALMANACS, for 1872, +,
Of different kinds, are just received ana
James Kennedy. sen.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1912.
R0assns, CurYants, Figs, sc.

kGaSanS, CUrrants, rigs, CSC.
60 boxes New Raisins, few days impot.
ed and in fine order.
100 boxes Mu. catel and Bloom Raisins
90 drums 4utana do
boxes Figs
80 boxes & IL boxes Godfroid's Cigars
100 do first * second quality Havana d.
10 cwt dried Goldfish
10 900 lbs colored * white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs hrkin Butter
100 dozen Hihb rt's best London Brown
Stout and Porter-very Old,
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. / and 8.
20 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
SO Oemijohns,
FOR SALE By
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner OF Ki"g & Fs!rf streets ;
Nth Els usual g general assortment Of
The beit ines, Liquors, Teas.
and other Groceries,
Upon very rsasonabie terms, f .asn, Pro-
duce, or at the, usual Crediss to nssl4 -tual
customers. y
December IA.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, October ).

The dispatches came by the Man
chester packet, Capt. Elphinstone
| which arrived on Friday evening a
Falmouth, in 5 days from Corunna
They are dated at Burgos, the Els
Sept. on which day his Lordship ha,
his head quarters in that city. His
LowIship attacked the works Of the
place on the 18th, and carried them
with the loss Of about 800 English
and Portuguese. in killed and wound.
ed.-Thc regiment which suffered
most. is the t2d HighIanders. Maj,
Pierrepoint, who is in the list OF
killed, received a musket bal! in his
breast. The French. who were dri
ven out. were pursued on the road
towards Vittoria; but garrison Of
5000 remained in fort on the verge
of the city.-This fort was to. be at
tackled on the 22d. and no doubt was
entertained of its being carried, and
the garrison made prisoners.
The French who were at BiIboa.
left it on the Sth, and were under
stood to have joined those who had
been driven from Burgos, at Vito
ria.
Nothing had been heard at Bur
COS, of Masseua, nor of the $4,000
reinforcement from France, which
have made such figure in some Of
the papers.
The Marquis of Wellington's dis
patches. were forwarded from FaI-
mouth by express to Exeter, but all
the horses there being pre-engaged
on election service. they were bro't
from Exeter by the mail.
The Corunna mail arrived this
morning brought letters and papers
to the Goth inst. Massena has ar
rived in Spain, but be has not bro't
any reinforcements. The French
are said to have evacuated Boija.
near Lerida and Torragona, both in
Catalonia.
The ST. Adams. Capt. Devonshire
on Saturday, arrived off Falmouth,
from Lisbon, with French prisoners
for Plymouth; and landed an abide
camp of Marshal Beresford's. The
was at Cintra, and We are
happy to say nearly recovered ofhis
We have about 5000 sick
and wounded at Salamanca, who re-
ceive the kindest attention, and are
recovering fast. Reinforcement Of
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BOSTON, November q.


INVASL0N or CANADA "A gentleman
direct from tns Northern Army under
general Dearborn, informs US. that on
"Wednesday evening week it reached
the canada line, and was ON its march
Tor Montreal aid expected hourly TO be
joined bya body of Vermont militia
hat they had left their baggage aud
tents at P!attsburg; and that the regu.
lars OF the army exceeded 5000. Gen.
Bloomfield, it was reported, was about
leaving the arn'y, sick aid gen. Dear
DORIS health was not the best. II was
stated IN camp, that the first British post
In Canada, 500 men, was FIVE miles from
the line ard that at Chambiee and it's
vicinity, not more than 5000 disciplined
troops could be embodied but that
there was considerable body of Indians
In the neighborhood. The army had
been sick!y, (about 600 being on the sick
hst) occssioncd by the cold and marshy
locations Of the encampment; and that
many had dicd-all of whom were
buried in the water, if tie graves were
dug mere than 20 inches deep. 1t was
fnmored ID camp, that general Dearborn
did rot deem bis force sufficient TO conf
mand success, but that he yielded to The
very unanimous wish OF his officers TO
break up, and advance. The public
may expect to receive interesting inlor.
nation from this quarter hourly.
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have been perverted. Erring from tho
simplicity of the Gospel, objects of wor-
ship, and rite. IN worship, unknown TO
Scripture, have been introduced. Inc
love of God, and the love of men, were
not the principles Of conduct. From
such a system, in6delity sprung up with
q hateful train Of destructive vices. "A
merica has not been free from the cor
ruptions, the disgrace and ruin OF Eu'
ropean countries. God has arisen to
vindicate the honor of his own name
A fire j. kindled in his wrath. 1t IS
blown up by the troublers of mankind.
1t is heated like Nebuchadnezer's tur-
mace. The flame shall seize the execu-
TONERS of the Divine wrath, and con-
sumo them: 1t shall purify the earth:
But the fearers of God, although thrown
into the midst of the furnace, shall be
preserved, and survive the trial, they
shall triumph, and see the truth acknowl-
edged, and its defenders held in esteem.
In danger, and distress, let none IN
principle or conduct swerye from the
truth 4 or in word or in deed counte-
nance the madness Of the times. FUR
sue peace. Take the word OF God as
the rule of your fait., and manners. Be
BUNDLED that God has been disAonored,
and seek his honor. Avoid religious or
political disputes. They engender III
will and the most hateful passions. be
patient under evils over which you have
no controul. Do not aggravate them by
railing at digaities, or infringing the
laws. When christians are revlled let
them not revile, when they suffer let
them not threaten, but let them commit
theselves to him who judgeth righteous
ly.
1t is Notifying that men like beasts
should devour one another. Follow
peace with all men, and leave 1t with
God to scatter those who delight IN war
In times which try mems souls, you
cannot expect to remain safe-Prepare
for trials, the mind requires something
on which it may rest: But that is not an
arm of flesh; men are only instruments
10 execute the DEGREES OF heaven. Ii
the world mus: be pusished, men are
the rod by which punishment is inflicted;
but the rod is in the hand of God, and
when it has answered his purpose, 1t
shall be Broken and Cast into the hire. a
steady confidence in such truths Calm
the soul The only question is, what
in our circumstances, providence re-
quires of US, in vndicating either civil
or religious liberty; the path Of duty
may not be plain, but looking up for
guidance md help, you shall find the
path, and be enabled to persist therein
with unabaling vigor.
This sub isct has been introduced to
shew the peculiar excellence ofchristia-
nifty: it bears up the mind under the
ills of life, and leads us safely through
intricacies in which others losing the
way, inevitably perish.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5,
Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and FaiJar Streets
Has FOR SALE,
l45 Chest Ia and Ia Chests ne"
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Soachons
s5,0C0 ID. Coffee
IS hhds. Muscavado sugars
100 barrels do.
$1,000 10. loaf and lump Sugars
ITO barrels New England Rum
2s puncheons West India do.
l2o barrels Whiskey
4 pipa' French Brandy
80 Hogsheads retailing Moiasses
80 bags Pepper and Plmen'o
500 %. Spanish Indigo
1000 10 choice N'adder
500 ID. re6ned Salt Pere
IS casks Gun powder,
Which with his usua! general as
sortment of the best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose OF on
reasonable terms
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WINES, TEAS, &c.

6 Pipes old London P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do. Lisbon IS
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry <
80 quarter casks Malaga
Is cases Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, of very sape-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
= so 'hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Madden,
80 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
20 kegs race and gound Ginger,
SO bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal * Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mopld and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing 8 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
: 300 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds. y. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With a general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOX SALE BIZ
Bryan HampSon & Co.
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run and tobacco Tiger, Bartlett,
with naval stores !; Emily, Gibson,
laden with wine and oil Paulina, in
ballast; Horace, Appleton, laden
with wine and brandy and the FL
len, Longfellow. laden with wine and
barilla-lhe two latter have since
been released, having licenses.
The Boston, Balm. from Galipoly;
Grace Ann Green. Fountain, frcm
SMYRNA to philadelphia Orient,
Gordon. from St. Lucar; Commerce
Clarke, from Virginia to Cadiz; and
the Eliza, Leslie, from Malta. were
sent into Gibraltar between the ed
and s0th ult.
The Friendship, Stanley, from
Archaugel to Salem, arrived at Ply.
mouth on Thursday, detained by the
Rosamond S. w.
The General Bailestcros,-,
from Baltimore, to Cadiz, is detain-
ed and sent into Gibraltar.
The Cuba, Jones, and America,
Buntcn. both from Archangel, ar.
rived at Lcith SD inst.
Greenoch. Sept. 29.-Arrived, the
Alpha, from Jamaica. having parted
| from the convoy, and has brsughtin
an American brig from Teneriife for
Baltimore, laden with wine.
Belfast, Sept. 29.--Yesterday ar.
rived, the brig Resolution. Of Phiia-
delphia, laden with wine, captured
about three weeks since.
.Arrirals at Mrerpool.-The tt
Der. Porter. from Archaasel Sarah
Swaine. do. Mount Vernon, Raw
son. dor; and the Juliana, at dc. from
Riga.
At Hull, tie Isabella, Coffin, from
Arcbangel and the Caledonia, VIII
son, do,
There is an article in the French
papers. affecting to be dated from
Perpignan, but writteIf under official
direction at Paris. which boasts Of
the forces under Sou!t and Suchst,
and Of the consequent confusion pro.
duced in our operations by their u
MON. This account is evidently not
true.
Paris, Sept. 2O.-Yesterday at
twelve o'clock, tho cannon announc-
ed the arrival Of the 18th Bulletin Of
the Grand Army. containing the de-
tails Of the memorable battle of the
9TH.
Berlin. Sept. t5.--The return Of
his majesty the King from his jour-
ney to ToepIitz is every day expect
ed.
Perpignan, Sept. fs.-The concen.
tration ofthe French armies in Spain
is on the point ofbeing effected. Al
ready the army Of the centre has
joined that ufthe Duke of 4 Ibufera:
and these two corps, the movements
ofwhich are combined with those Of
the army of the Duke of Dalmatia,
have thrown evident uncertainty in
to the plans of the enemy. The ex-
petition under General Maitland.
which iandcd at AIicani. and which
hoped 10 be able to march forward,
ha, htea driven under the batteries
OF that fortress by the army of tho
Duke OF Al5uiero. To this have
been confined the operations of this
corps ofthc enemy, on which their
partisahs had built great hopes of
success.
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MoNrToRY.

O Thou i! whose wsrd .tfons solid DARK
ness. struck
That shark, the Sun, strike sr'saom from
my soul iooN''
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Found, a large KEY.
The Owner may have it, by applying
at this Office, and paying for this advsr'
isement.
December 8.
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POTOMAC and SHENANDOAH
LOTTERY.

NT-HEREAS book of Tickets in
w the Second Class of the Poto-
mas and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw.
ing in Georgetown, containing ore hun
dred tickets, numbered from 2l60l to
2l7o0, both inclusive, was on Wedncs-
dav the 18th instant, misl1ia or surrepti-
tiously taken from among the papers ui
the Potomac Company-l hereby eau
ton all persons from making purchases
or receiving transfers Of any of the be-
fore described tickets, as they are the
property Of the Potomac Company, and
no prizes drawn agair"t any OF their
numbers will be paid.
JONAH THOMPSON, Agent.
of Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery.
November -.
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NOTICE.

He Partnership of Shaw and picrcy
g being dissolved by the death of John
shaw, all those indebted to said firm, are
requested to make immediate payment to
John Grid and such as havs accounts a.
ssinSt said concern, will please present
them for adjustment to the surviving Part-
er.
George Percy,
SURVIVING Partner oj'J Shagy.
Mary Shaw,
Hdmilsratrtr efJ. shay, deceased.
Jane II. st.
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FRIDAY MORNING, June y.
6 TO sREw
THE VERY AGE AND BoDY OF lHE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
MECHANICS BANK.

MECH AMID Dam
Some enquiries having been made OF the
Editor Of this Gazette, why be has not publish
ed : list OF the names of the Directors OF the
Mechanics Pank, be feels it a duty incumbent
on him 10 state circumstance which has hi
themo prevented their appearance, and which
to him appears sufficient 10 justify their lot
appearing at any future time in this paper.
OnWednesday evening, after returning from
Washington, where his business calls him
every day, the Edieor understanding the Di-
reetors we're in session for the purpose Of
choosing President, Went to Mr. ITPlett's
Hotel, where they held thcic meeting, aad
wrote a note requesting to be furnished with
list oil the Directors, IL the order they were
returned, and the President il chosen, for pub
lication the next morGing. 10 tins request
he received no answer til after the uleetlng
broke up, when he was Informed by one OF
them, that it was determined he should not
have it till the next day, ior what reason Vas
rot stated This refusal being 50 unexpected
and so completely at variance with I'll former
usage Of public institutions, il naturally exclt-
ed unpleasant sensations in lis mind, and de-
termined him to endeayor to find out il posi-
bic the motives which could lead 10 SO 0apre-
cedented conduct on the part Of The DreerorS
&C this Institution al this timc. To an enqui-
~ made Of another Of the gentlemen Of that
body, he received for answer, that they were
szvora to secrecy, and he co~iG not tell.
The hrsci8e motives, fNbhc or secret, which
instigated this procedure, tie Gditor VII nor
attempt to define, because he cannot be Sup
posed to have mtuitlvs knowledge, and he ba.
not had al opportunity OF getting at them n
any other way bat OF This he IS certain, ;;Iat
more. gross violation Of what WAS due to the
Publisher Of a newspaper was never atlempt
ed BY any set ofmen in any Place, under sin
lar circumstances. This plain narrative Of
facts he conceives will be sufficient jusliG
cation 10 his readers for his declining, at .hi>
late day,fo publish tie list which has been
pfoFered to HIM.
The Senate adjourned early yesterday, and
transacted 20 business of importance that we
could learn.
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Congress e the Unitsd States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
YRuRsDGy, Jatne IL, 1912.
REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.


REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
The house commenced their session with
closed doors and remained so till near twelve
o'clock, when tie doors were opened.
EIr Sybert from the committee appointed
on The subject, presented report for the bet
ter regulation ofnayy hospitals. Ordered to
lie on the table.
The speaker laid before the House report
from the secretaries of War and the Navy, re-
Iative to Clarks newly invented floating bat
.teries. The secretaries do not express very
favorable opinion of the Invention. The re-
port was referred to the committee on militia
ry affairs.
Mr.. Wright from the committee on militia
ry affairs reported bill supplementary to the
act authorising the raising of certain compa-
MES of mounted rangers for the protection Of
the frontiers. This bill proposes an addition
of four companies. Referred to committee
of the whole House.
On motion of Mr.. Wright the house went
into committee of the whole, Mr.. Nelson in
the chair, on the bill.
Mr.. Wright moved to appropriate 10000
dollars for defraying the expenses of these
additional companies.
Mr. Lowndes moved that the committee
rise, and report progress, in order to obtain
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TIE OLD CROUCH HEWER."

The New-York Morning Post st4tes, that
A respectable patriot Of the revolution, and
the companion and friend Of the latc Vice Pre-
sident, in the year l784, wrote a series OF pee
es with the above title, adopted 10 the then
existing politics Of the country The Alb
number contains the following anlnadverslon
on the continental congress: Cow far 1t is ap-
plcable at the present day the honorable mem
bers can decide.
q must confess my advice will be soNoe-
what mor,ilying. retrogadeis generally re-
luctant morton, but (agreeadle 10 the Dutch
hroveyb) it is better to turn back al h@lt qvay
than to lose ones self entirely. The best way
would be for congress TO stop short, and do as
the prudent teamsters, when Ia their way they
meet with distractions to their going forward,
they back out Gas they call it, wnlle others
perhaps equally we'll meaning, bot less pru-
dent, drive on whip and spur, and sdvance from
bad to worse. De Lolme supposes it may BE
the case with Princes Estate teamsters) and 1t
cannot be construed an indgnity offered to
Congress, to suppose them in common with
all their fellow mortals, caha6Le Of erring ;
which think they do in the present instance"
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mizzen and main topgallant mast, yards, and
stripped of her rigging, anchors slowed on
the iorecastle--She had a billet head, carved
taffel, masts and sidcs--appearcd not to
have been long painted, dark lights in, with
plank rallied across them. May 6, at:
80, IS, long. 4s, spoke schr. Eclipse Cons
nell Of and for Philad. from smyrna Days
out, with loss of ,udder, supplied aim with
some bolt, nails and spikes, and other articles
for The purpose ofmaking anotheriudder' slil
continuing calm all day, sent carpenter on
board the Eclipse, to assist in making the tud--
der; and at 4 in the afternoon, capt Council
effected hanging the rutleier and found it to
answervery well; parted company on the 9Th
ult-crew all well. June 8, lat. So, lon. III
spoke brig Eliza, Ray, from Cadiz for Phllads
out 50 days.
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olit, who supplied US With provisions IN abun-
dance.
Captain pleasents acknowledge with heart
felt gratitude the generosity shown TO Nun
and his crew by capt. Russell, and tenders bis
sincerest thanks for the obligation. Lett at
Lisbon, ship Commerceof New York, bound
for Constantinople, to sail in all April des-
per, Woodward, New York, Savannah 18Th
April Greyhound, Webber, Boston, uncer-
tain, 25th April: Otis, Thomas, OF and Tor
New York, 2olh April.
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ATTENTION Il.

A LEGIONARY COURT will Re held
IA on Saturday the 9Th inst at 0 o'clock
in the morning, at the COURTHOUSE in the
town of A!cxandri', for hearing appeals and
othe" purposes required by law.
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Notice to Dog owners.

BY order Of the Mayor, the Constables
will proceed TO execute The law relative to
Dogs running at large after the 5th day OF
the present month, (Iune) when al Dogs
found IN the streets will be SHOT.
June 3