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ME subscribers fave in store, the following xrt
Il cles, viz.
80 llhds prime Jamaica Sugars,
10 do. Loaf Sugar,
10 do. Molassess (excellent qualy)
10000 ID. Green Coffee,
1000 northern Cheese,
200 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
900 do. Coarse do.
And daily expect to 5000 half pint tumbIers
all which will be sold on moderate t.tns for cash
country produce, Or approved paper.
SHELT0.N g FIN.NEY.
December is. -, oavAx
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F3TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. a
u bundle continuing 800 sheets OF twenty dollar
notes I'rntcd in blank for the Farmers Bank of Nir
gina, was taken out OF box aud supposed to be so.
cn on the night Of the 18TH instant at tie house Of
Messrs Woodford and Tslialerroin Frederick sburg.
he above reward viii he paid to any person who
VIII deliver the said notes to DaLney crndon, ESQ
o that place, or 70 the subscriber.
That the public may be guarded against imposition.
thoy informed, that 10 fueRfy doiar nofes hq0e
been nor will be issRedby the Farmers Bank 6f Vir-
gmia OF any of its branches, until further uotise
WIN. NEXERVls, Cashier.
Richmond, sO,h October 1912. HaytE.
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BOWLER F.COCKE. Exr

s%ALL GOODS--Robert Nelson &co. have re-
= ceived, and are now opening large and gene
raj assortment OF WOODEN 81 FANCY GOODS,
Of the newest fashions, and are in daily expectation
o' further supplies, Which they will sell wholesale &
Keiai at very reduced prce6 for cash or .sceptan.
oes ntown.
Dec, IG
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E NE Subscriber will receive in fewdays gene
n raj assortment of dry goods, suited to the sea-
son, consisting of Nspt Cottons, Plains, Rose and
Striped Blankets Fannes, Dombazettes, Superfae
Cloths * Cassimeres, Manchester Stufs, sc: Sec-
Which will he sold on liberal terms
JAMES BROWN, II.
Nov. 6.
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l'LW'l OFKt Dec. 81.
seaman belonging 10 the ship Charles 1T New
Nark, hes 'lcly returned to tIds city, and Informs
lttthe ship was cast away on the illh OF October,
1871, or tbe cnas =" barbaty, and that che captain
SAD crew oere made sIa,. ~ tic u oors lie says
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ESSLESANT KID SHOES-Ladies' English
z 4 manufactured Kid Shoes, assorted; Patterns
and Coilers-For sale by j. Ireson, few doors a.
bo,e 4he Eagle Tavern.
Dccember 5. re
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7 4 RRoWSNITH'S MAps--Johnson and War.
A ner hare Just received fresh supply OF Ar
row-nis' Maps, Of Europe, Asia, Africa, aud a
merca. Those who subscribed To their agent VIII
passed through the Country aaont SIX months age
wiz please apply as above.
They have also received a quantity OF Sein,
wine which they viii dispose OF reduced price
by. tae quantity.
Zee, ~ GAVIN
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PH1LADELPULA BsGR. &c.

HAA.hDEL 44<-f ~ - q II, &c.
VIE SODA HOUSE, near the Capo,, Is now
- occupied by the subscriber, who keeps Oh I.,ui
tue best Philadelphia Beer and Porter, Irish " h,s-
Key Funeh--O.sie,s in the best style, and every
accommodation that csn he expected in hons. III
ths description. lie soe,ts te ,..ll of gentirn ,.n
at least, and shall eudeasor please them.
JAMES McAiiISTER.
n. B Groceries, Porter, eer, &c. exc may also
be had 1T his store the market Lonse-w here
empty bottles arc recsred and the highest price
given for them
Ja"uafy q. TT,
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J. DUPEE.
From the GHsene Of Santiago de Cuba Of tie litI

From The Gasette Of Santiago de Cuba Of tie lith
Nooem6er, 1912.
CARTHACENA-By letters from King ston' Of tn.
LIST inst we learn that the 18th October Messrs
Don German Pinerss and Don Jose fAiaria Real,
embarked at that place in II. b. NJ ship Garland
for Panama, to negotiate treaty OF paoifcation
with the Vice Roy of Santa Fee, and We entertain
great hopes of successful issue. Sabanas, Corees
Maria and Iulu have already sworn allegiance TO
Ferdinand VII. The troops OF the royalisla al,
Barrancas.
BY authentic intelligence lately received from
Santa Maria, we learn that the of the adj
vsntages obtained over the Royalists is utterly des-
titute of foundation. The truth is thst since the
downfall of Miranda, the great impulse of the revo-
lutionists throughout all 5. America, has entirely
subsidized but the chiefs OF the revolution OF Carths
Sena, seeing their desperate situaton have no alter
native left but that of keeping up the deception AS
long as possible and Obliged the press
to accomplish that object and to gain partzans by
spreading erroneous accounts, hoping by those means
TO sustain the standard OF their revolution and that
kiad of government which best suits their cup;G,ity
Gcentiousness and ambition.
The wretched Miranda and his companion the
celebrated revoiutionst Rochei, were sent to Spain
IN a vessel oil war. the 9th Of Oct.
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T. J RAiED from the stable of Gen Marshall in
- tie city of Richmond on the 10Th inst. a ches
iiut sOrfel mare with bob-tail, SINAI! white SPOT
on her right car, another her near hip, and a
sight white mark under the fetlock Of one ss her
hinder feet. Whoever viii deliver the said mare 10
the Subscriber or to Mr.. Fielding Lewis in Charles
City, shall receive handsome reward, and be re-
muntrated for his expenses.
TIIOs. MARSHALL.
January .. Gt
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snAni- ar .'iec!.!:: ~: -. :s,...,., ,,,,.; ~.
2 . reeiois have declared dividend of per cent
for the last halt year tie Capital stock of this
institution, which viii be paid to the share holders
on application at the Bank in person or by attorner
after thc 5ih inst.
WIN. cambridge, CaslIr
January Q. CT
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LETTER LIE TELLER DENTIST, echt:nurs
a to PRACTISE in tl,e different branches OF is ,ro-
iession, lie. Extracting teeth, cleansing and stor.
ing them their natural elegance setting ar,;i.i,I
ones, so as to be useful we'll rs ornamental and
plugging the deeayeu cavities ur such US can lie pre-
served.
Applications will be attended to at his Fathers
next door To the Pcniteniiary Store on the hill.
january S. 2awtf
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Et'RENCH BRANDY-3 Pipes 18th proof for
= sale by
J. i. s n. X. THOMAS.
u. Street.
Dec. IL. wifi
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AI.fA4tOtI CIIEA TIA NJ.
ian: 4tp
\. b. It is probable the chief may endeavor to
d'shgure the horse, by cutting his tail, Sc
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'E>HE Directors Of the Brooke Turnpike Company
are desirous OF purchasing twenty Mules, and
u hiring for the ensuing year, twelve Bows twenty
Men. They also with to engage by the year I. ma.
a'ger and two overseers TO superintend the making
the road Liberal wages will be given TO such as
are qualified Tor that business. Apply to
BE.NJ.2.lLI.N SHEPPARD.
C.4RTER d. PACE.
January s. ~
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Whoever viii deliver the said Horse to me in
Chesterfield, with or without the Saddle and Bride
or give information SO that get him again, shall
receive liberal reward.
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Stob tie Rnpue ~

Olop tie 1fogNe
ANIOI-EN from tie Rack, the Capitol, in tue
~ City of Richmond, about IL o'clock on Thurs
day last, lark Bay Horse, with good Saddle, and
Steel Bit, and Bradoon Bride about FIVE feet
two inches high, his marks as we'll as recollected,
are little white on one of his fore legs about The.
hoof: his hnd-feet white, snip on his nose and 4
star in his forehead his tail 10 remarkable, in us
much as 1T is small in proportion the size of the.
Horse; he is about ten years old, and exhibits the
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RIGID. POLLARD,
Capt. 20ih Kest. U. Sin.
Wv
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psdiency of relinQuishing, in favor Of the
officers aud crews of the public armed YES
sells of the u. States greater portion of
the value OF prizes, than they are now bv
law entitied To. And also To enquire into
the eHpedlency of providing further cncou-
ragement,o equipping and employing pri-
sate armed vessels OF war against the ships
ant! commerce of the enemy, ard that the
Committee have leave to report by bill or
othcrwiss.
On melton Of Mr.. Grundy, the House
went into committee of the whole, Mr.. Has-
sett in the chair, on the bill prohibiting the
employment OF foreign seamcn in the SER
vice of the l.. States.
Mr.. Sey6ert's motion for striking out the
first section still under consideration.
ar Desh0 spoke at length in favor of
the motion, AND in opposition to the bill.
Mr.. King replied to III. Desha and o.
Gated its passage. 81 ~
Air. Rhea followed sh'.- k-iny II, favor OF
the bill and opposed the motio;i for striking
out the first section. =. a.;
bir. BOYD was IL, favor Of tie rrincipIe
OF the bill. though he disliked the delay
which prevented its being sooner prop5sati-
Nir. Pickens advocated the bill, taking a
view OF the subject of impressment and
answering the arguments OF those who on
d.
Mr.. M'kim spoke in favor of striking
out the section, when
The question was taken and lost without
division.
Mr. Wright moved to strike out the 9Th
section OF the bill and insert in lieu thereof
the following:
dnd be mJurfAer enacted, That if aft
ter this act shall go into operation. any
native or naturalized citizen of the u. s
shall be impressed from on board any shin
or vessel sailing under the flag of the u. s.
o: belonging to any such ship oryessel. ON
shore, the President of the u. S. be. and
he is hereby authorised and REQUIRED TO
cause to be seized any seaman of such ma
ton, from on board any vessel of such ma
non, or IN any port of the u. s. and him
place on board some one Of the armed ves-
sells OF the Y. 5. and there keep as hand,
until the American seaman as aforesaid
impressed shall be given up"
Mr.. Wright supported his proposition
at some length on the ground that if
peace should be the consequence of the mas
sage OF the bill, provision ought to be made
for the protection of our own scameD. nat,,-
raised as well as native.
he proposition was opposed by Messrs
Grundy e Bacon.
Mr.. Ridgiey moved that the commits.
OF the whole rise, report progress and hays
leave to sit again, which was carried IS =.
a. 70
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all the Spanish subjects associ-
ated with the invaders-to this the Ameri-
can part OF the army would not Consent, &
are now shut up in Labadie, about 20 miles
west OF St. AntoDia. No doubt is enter
tanned OF their ultimate capture.
The last account, from the North
Western Army, state that they were on
the move for Detroit, in good spirits and
plentifully supplied. .Mer. Gag.
Extract of a letter from an officer in the
army, gen. Crooks defaehment) TO his
brother near this PLACE. dated
Uhfer Sandnsky, Jan. /.
take my pen IN haste. private oppor-
tunity having just offered. The army has
lately arrived at this post, and all IS in.
dustry and hustle, to build block houses
and prepare tor moving on. Three are AL
ready built. The stric;est discipline is
exercised here, under the immediate di-
rection of general Harrison himself. The
troops are mustereS every morning At day
break-the taps commencing at the gene
RAILS quarters half an hour before. and A.
sain at reveilee, Cat day break) every Off
Ger and soldier is at his post under arms.
The new order of things is highly pleasing
toevery military man, and friend to his
Country.
The army here. Lbelieve, is nearly pur
ged OF towards and scoundrels, and syiU.
u things go on according 10 Present ahhear-
anceS, be rendered ar c6're.iUe force. The
poltroons, who have so basely deserted
the cause of their Country. in Fayette, and
the adjoining Counties, every one hopes will
receive the punishment due to their mean
ness, and unless the indignant frowns of the
public light upon such fiatricides, farewell
repubicanism farewell Freedom To
the honor Of Fayette be it spoken, and the
honor ofgeneral Meason, that county has
set the example, ard the effect here is
such az might be erhected ii strength.
ems the brave. and af,hals rhc cozrards an d
6fsaGecfed. of which, however believe, we
are nearly rid.
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PITTSBURGH. Jan. OF.

EHfS6HrSh, Jan. 27.
Another F1ood-On Monday morning
last the Allegheny river began TO rise with
such rapidity as to threaten destruction to
every thing within the neighborhood of it's
banks. 1t continued rising until last even
ing, when "the waters abated." 1t has
never, we believe, risen to such height
before. one instance only excepted. The
lower stories of ferry and dwelling houses on
each bank were literally Inundated. The
Nonongahela also. which had been closed
for some time. broke its icy letters and rose
at least fifteen feet perpendicularly. On
the opposite bank we observed number of
out-houses almost immersed. We have not
heard the probable amount of damages sus-
tanned in this neighborhood, but it must be
great. From the immense quantities of ice
III each river, fears are entertained for the
safety of every species of property, and
even lives on the islands with which the
Ohio abounds.
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INTERESTING-

Cohy ofa letter /rom .Ne4u- York, 10 the T.
dHors' dafed Feb. 8, received by this
morning'S mail
BY letters received in town this morn
ing from Newport, we learn that French
Fleet OF six line Of battle ships and three
trigates have arrived at that port from
France, and were going to- sail immediately
IN pursuit OF Admiral Wdrren's squadron.
which has been off ourcoast for some time
past FtederickS6urg Herald.
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Promoticus in re .Nc,y

The following gentlemen, we learn, here
totbre acting Lieutenants, have within a
few days received commissions as Its in
the Navy, viz.
I'm. Finch. .Her'r Clarion,
I'm 3. 'Mu6riek, Glen Drapton,
Henry UcAs, Enos Davis,
Benj: ". Booth.
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SUPREME COURT

Thursday last being the day assigned by
law for the commencement of the annual
session of the Supreme Court of the U. S.
Chief Justice Marshall, and Judges Wash
ington and Duvall, attended. A quorum
not being present, the court adjourned from
day to day, until yesterday, when Judge
Story also attended and the court proceed
sd TO business.
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leave it. without comment, to the decision
of the proper tribunal.

",
of the proper tribunal.
The Senate of Pennsylvania, have reiec-
ted the bill from the House of Representa-
lives. for building Frigate & sloop of war
there were but four votes i'll favor Of the
measure.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.
The loan bill for 1915, passed to a third
reading in the Senate yesterday, after a
considerable debate, by vote of twenty
two z.
The house is yet engaged in the discus
sion of the bill regulating the employment
of foreign seamen in the armed vessels &
in the merch't. service of the u. S. No que
tion has yet been taken which serves to indi-
cate the sense of the House in relation. to il.
Febr ttary s..
- The Senate have passed the Loan Bill sent
to them by the House, without amendment.
The bill only requires the signature Of the
President to become law. ,.
The Senate have for seve ral DAYS been
much engaged on business of confidential
nature. We have reason To believe that
they yesterday came to a conclusion, OH the
proposition which has been the subject of
deliberation during their secret sittings.
The House is still occupied in the discus
sion of the bill for regulating the employ
ment OF foreign seamcn in the service of the
United States. The committee of the
whole have referred to strike out the first
section OF the bill. by a considerable major
ity.
JOHN ARMSTRONG;, Esq. Secretary of
War OF the United States, arrived in this
City on Thursday.
We are authorised and requested to state ),
from correct source, that the following
para raph from the Alexandria Gazette
OF the Sd inst. is base .}ab-icafion
We are informed an express arrived at
Washington yesterday morning from New
Orleans, bringing account of serious
insurrection having broken cut among the
troops under the command of general WI
kinson-and remonstrance from the off
GERS OF the army to the President of the
United States praying the immediate re-
moval of general Wilkinson from the com
Wand of that army, as the only possible
mode of re storing order and discipline in
the CAMP"
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entered the capes, and proceeded towards Hamp-
ton Roads, but the wind being light and the tide
cub, they were obliged 10 anchor.
CGps. Sf'drt being apprized of the approach Of
the enemy's squadron, got into Elizabeth River aud
by his judcious conduct, during the night, got his
trgate in safety, and she is now anchored between
Forts Norfolk and Nelson.
The enemy's squadron were in Lynhaven Bay
last evening.
Upon the alarm being given, the different voun-
teer corps and militia companies all under
arms The alscrity of the citizens Of both towns, L.
that of the in port, in volunteering their SER
vices ON board of the Gun Boats, highly honor
able.
We understand, that the British ships in the Bay,
yesterday manned their boats and took brig aud
Eliot Boat Ledger.
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Total value. S1,1I5.21e Sc

lie also reports. that the supply of gold
and silver bullion continues to be abundant.
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Latest md authentic from the
MEXICAN PROVINCES.

ETfracf from Il letter comm lnicated fer
Tie Federoi Gazetfc. dated
NATCHIToCHEz Z. Dec. 81, %.
Us now ascer'aiged that Don Bcrnar.
dos expedition (the adventures headed BIZ
colonel Magee) against the neighboring
Spanish provinces has failed They pro
posed terms to governor Salcedo requesting
permission to retreat from the Spanish ter
siiory. To this Salccdo consented, cxclud
ing however from the bescft Of such al
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CARLISLE, (P.) Jan Is.

III Jan 10.
Esfract Of a letter to the editor IF the Gazette,
dated Rartis6xrgh, Jan. II, 1918
" This day in senate Mr.. Bale read the following
preamble and resolution which was ordered TO lay
on the tabir.
8 Whereas doubts have arisen whether n certain
ae: in relation to treason and nisprison of treason
which was adopted measure Of safety by our re.
evolutionary sagcs ia the perous period OF the for
var is still ia force obsolete, and RS il at
test equally the duty Of the representatives oil free
nate a. this 40 important crisis, well to mike
proper provision 10 detect and punish internal enc.
Iiies as aid the general government in support of
ihe present with vigor and effect, against the
external enemies OF this commonwealth and of the
United States
" Therefore resolved, that committee be ap.
pointed 70 enquire aud report whether in their o.
piriCH, act declaring what shall be treason, aud
NDhat Other crimes end prsStces against the state
Ihai! be misprision ~ treason, passed the nth
day of February l777, are still in force obsolete
---ur what measures ought to be adopted ON this
impoftent subject"
Fnm tie Coffee House Book Of the three last
days.
letter from Norfolk saws, that about so men
frou, the Brtish fleet landed near the hose of Mr.
Iusn, Ills side of Lyunhaven-Bsy. They behaved
very csiliy, aud pi ID for such articles ms they took
aSsy"
" Rufs ling is elected Senator in Congress.
RriI... November Packet la, ar. at N. York
fiR BenGGdA."
NORFOLK. Feb s.
Tie Consultation Frigdfe, Capt Stuart, came
Jysn the Bay and anchored in Hampton Roads ON
WesnesdAf e,ening The Frigate, in order t.
siesr the horseshoe shoal. was obliged 10 pass
within few miles Of Cape Henry bj- which means
Is - lrobable she discovered rs some OF the
Uritiii sqUadfpn IL not tlitt they got infop,pa.
t,.n NJ her hcing IN Hampton ilpssis Y.s,erda
$40 li"e u Bale Ships, three Frisstes. aud scr.
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Capt. 4lesander has been promoted TO the rank
OF MAJOR, aud commands battalion composed OF
che Pittsburgh Blues, tho Green5bursh Rflemen, &
capt. M'Rae's company Of 100 United STATES
twslve months volunteers, from Petersburg Virgil
ala C,ee1s6urgh GGz
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TILE MIME

The director of the Mint has reported
that during the last year there were coined
as follows:
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PITTsB URCH, Jan. c3
THE RIVERS.

.4lleghany and Monongahela had risen to an I'M
common height. Tuesday evening last. The
banks in different places overfowed conside.
rsble extent the stream and ice rolling maies,ically
along, a;tording sublime spectacle of the great
Creators works The waters have since fallen Sc
veral feet.
We have heard of no particular losses by the
Goods.
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The Senate of Pennsylvania. have rejec-
ted the bill from the House of Representa-
lives. for building Frigate & sloop of war
measure.
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The last accounts from the North
Western Army, state that they were on
the move for Detroit, in good spirits and
plentifully supplied. .Aier. Gag.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-27
mo. 1897
Wanted to Purchase :
Il Je~ Hundred Hegsheads Uhher PS.
tarant Marylana
T OBJ A Geo.
Apply to
Thomas hu;n.
April II alt
100 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from tho subscriber,
living at Sully, in the County of Fair
fax. tVirginis,) Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, VINO calls himself
VIM. Burweil-He is Mulatto, about
81 years old, five feet eight or ten in-
ches high, straight and we'll made; he
is active, fluent, artlul, intelligent and
very timid. Hi. Pisage IS thin, cheek
bones rather high, eyes large, nose ve-
ry fst, forehead low and generally CO..
vered with wool-lips large and Fat,
and from peculiar formation of the
bones OF his jaws appear to be swoln
just below the ears. He reads and
writes tolerably we'll, and will undoubt-
edly exhibit pass of some kind. He
woro away black cloth coat, which ap.
pears to be rather small for him
pair OF country cloth pantaloons made
of cotton and black yarn, an old sht
colored surtout; but he naisht easily
obtain change Of cIoathing. He was
suspected of going TO Alexandria,
where his father, freed man named
Nat Burwell, lives. He has served me
many years, as house servants
and has lived in Alexandria, Stsunton,
in the the county OF Middlesex, (wherc
he was born} & in Fairfax. For some
msaths he waited in the Tayea. Of
Capt. George Turner, Of Staunton.
Twill give the shove Reward forthe
delivery OF said slave to me, or ssfely
lodging him in the Jail of Alexandria or
Fairfax, il he be brought from j dis
tance. exceeding SO miiss---and Fifty
Dollars if from less distance.
Francis L. Lee.
April l3.
5e The Editors Of the Federal Re-
publican are requested to give this two
or three insertions and forward their
account to WessrS Snow6en & Simms.
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Episcopal Convention.

A CONVENTION Of the Protest.
N ant Episcopal Church in the
Commonwealth Of Virginia will be held
in the City of Richmond on the fourth
tuesday in May next, being the s5th
d.y Of the .aid month. Each Parish
will send t~p Deputies, Of whom tho
Minister shall be one, and those Paa
rishes where there is 10 Minister, it is
required that two Laymen be chosen.
The Clerical Deputies are requested
to lay before the Convention, a full
statement of the Church within the
care of each respectively, Agreeable to
the 18th Canon for the government OF
the said Church.
By the Convention,
G. Deneale; Sec'ry.
April 90
NJ Editors of Newspapers in Vir.
GINA are requested to give the above
few Insertions