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{ NO. 1927.
FOR SALE
Fox nAEE,

FOX aAEE,
4 VALUABLE House 5-syant, about
n 81 years Of age-he isNvefy itk.lY
and intelligent, and would suit either
tavern, private family or single gen,ie-
man l wish to dispose Of tie servant
to SOME person in Alexa, d, ia or its vici.
nity, a, my only object in selling him is
to graft, him by beirg near his wife
She can b. bought to accnmmosa ate par.
ties, by applying to WILLIAM ReBINsoM
Esq Tie Servants viii be shawn, and
the terms of sale made known.
NIX BEVERLEY
Westroreland county,. June "a.
fierrlng Seine Iwlne.
Just received e. FOR SALE,
cases Herring Sen,e lwine supe-
'ior quality Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN SURE.
5 E::::, 1: s;;:s. SALT.
Russia anG Ravens Duck
DO Sheetin gs
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbIs and half bbls:
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Pam, do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbis
Mess No. and 3 Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bb's.
obls. Tar, Rosin, Turpentinc and
Pitch.
April z.
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P. G.. Marhe}ler.

Yeafon 6 Conway,
Have Just resolved from NeE- Yors,
90 barrels prime Pork
90 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
Nv STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Sheetlng
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Csandlery and Groceries, as usual.
October Id
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THURSDAY, AUGUsT IL, 1919.

LAWRASON & F0WLE
HAZE FOR S.1LE
THE Cargo Of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, ct 1000
feet understandable and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candies.
80 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February J..
Lawrason & Fowle,
Have Just received-and. for Sale
22o Boxes fresh
RAISINS.
May "a
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To Rent for a term of years
A FARM.


In Fairfax county,, containing Two
Hundred and Thirty Acres, well TIM
bered. There arc on the premises a
small Dwelling House and an Appie
and Re. Oh Orchard. 1t is well wafer
ed. and 8 large and constant stream
Passing through the middle of it, o.,
which is the best Will seat in the neigh
borhood, and sufficiency Of building
stone on the spot. This farm has about
40 acres of prime meadow land, 20 OF
which are well taken with tinothy -
1t is about miles from Alexandria
and nearly the same, distance from
Georgetown snd the City Of Washing
ton. Any person disposed to Rent
will apply to the subscriber residing
near the premises.
Mordecai c. Fitzhugh.
July IA d3tla CIV
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] he. Swami,
2 Edmd. l. Lee.
fdmrs. of Nm. B, Pare. dec'd

May 8. !,
The Editors of the Federal Republic
can, National Inteliigcncer and Gazette
OF the United States, will publish the a.
bove in their papers, and send their acc
counts to this Office.
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Just Received
Far sale by RpB'r. GRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow.
ing valuable
Law Books---viz (:
rOOPER's Jase'nian
~ Henirg's Jas.ice
>,ranch's Reports vol S and 6
Muntord's Reports vol
E.S's Reports vol. "a
Gooper's equity plesder
&merican d cst
lawyers Guide by w. w. Henine'
Iohnsou's C-ses vol. 3
Coud, S Marshall on Insurance
auntoa's Rcports,vol.
3laCkstone's Comm ontaries
cw!and on ConlrGcts
}hitty On tie Law OF NAiions
Johnson's Reports vol. 7 and 8
Lar Of Attachments
Nnrran's Speeches
SIatutc Of Limitation
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- Superhne Yellow Bark,
DR.Ss,vFORD'S Improved pow
DER Of The BARK, having neen use
md highly approved by many phys
.ians of distinguished character in 'iifftH
rent parts Of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged 30 ofe'
it to the FACULTY in general, unt!cr tli'
persuasion, that no practitioner Of tastt
IN the choiGe Of his means. can ;aii to
be gratifsd in the use o. tbs elegant
preparation In strength bnrEessi q
cerl;.i, t. OF operation, i, realty sur
asses the bark il ccmn,on>nse
The ESSENTIAL SALT OF
B.ARK Prcpnco b size sane.
he. above articles arc put up II.
pa GELS OF different siz9s. to acccnmo-
t,Ste the usn.j w fDts Of rot ruly phT-
sicisns. hui O. ret%il druggist, cour-
try merchants aAd private i.milies
sold by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller and no other ferson in
alexandria, i.E
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Iohn Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,

John Gardner Laid :.
Has FOR SHE,
Muscoyado sugars in hhds. tierces and
tybls.
West India Rum in puncheoHs,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder. Young i1yson
Skin, and Hyson Teas of the lat
estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
iwedes Iron assorted,
Russia shsetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by II
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
cs, Figs
Lisbon Floor Mats, =
W'hi4ker and Apple Brandy in tierces
* oO!s.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticulsr Madeira and Streights REQ
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts, ,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women's AMI Childrens Shoe.
in..har~ls and boxes,
Pottlc Corks in bales,
sole Lea,hsr,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt, (.
Chalk and P!a1ster Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most, approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October
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LOTS AND LANDS.

- UjLDIMC Lots in every section OF
( !: this CITY, and sbout eighteen hum
dieG acres Of Land or! the casters bfanch
If the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, are offered fol sale, fog Cash, or
on credit with security Also, Lards in
the states of New York, Pennsylyania,
Maryland. Virginia, Norh and S"b,h
Carolina, Georgis ard Kentucky APP
ply to the subscriber. at Tomlitson's
Hotel, washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at bis residence in
Allentown Lehish county. Pennsylvania,
or at his office il Philadelphia
James Creenleaf.
CITY OF Washington, May Ss -.3tawtf
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ended by the conclusion Of tho pre-
sent war but even these shall IKE
wise in due time arrive at the enjoy
ment of the advantages granted ny
this our pardon. which we extend 20
all and every one. Therefore may
every individual partake in the &C.
neral ioy on the breaking OF the
power. and total destruction OF the
enemy of all nations; and with open
hearts express their gratitude 10
the Supreme Being! We likewise
hone. that this our fatiler!y tor
giyeness, to which we have been
impeIled solely by sentiments OF
clemency, will bring the misguld'
ed to due repentance; and in gene.
raj prove to all the inhabitants OF
these provinces. that they, as being
of a nation which has for centuries
past spoke the same language as the
the Russians and are also descended
srom the same stock, can never. or
in any place, be SO sale and happy.
as in being perfectly united and in
copOrated with the powerful and &C.
nereus Russian Empire.
ALEXANDER"
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culprit. They enquired his name
and where he was from. TIE al
frightened Negro answered that his
name was Sambo and that he was
direct from the city of New York.
Nothing, however. could satisfy his
Judges, that he was not in reality a
British Spy,-they therefore order
ed constable to open and search
his pack the contest of which were
Immediately spread before the hon
orable Authority and about an hun
dred gaping spectators. II was found
to consist Of 90 or 80 small bundles
of old clothes and patches which
this itinerant African had probably
begged in the course of his travels:
these bundles. the authority alledg-
ed, contained the traiterous des-
patches of which they conceived him
to he the bearer. and they were also
ordered to he opened and examined
when. from one there rolled a 20
tatoe, another was found to contain
a piece of pork, another walnut
or two, another few tobacco stems,
another ball of thread and a needle.
auther an old case knife, and so on.
each bundle containing some article
of necessity or luxury of this poor
negro; and by the time this exami-
nation was completed, the sage ar
biters Of the fate OF this unfortunate
man, begun to imagine. that TIER
British Spy was indeed nothing
more nor less than crazy African;
who by this time had also the sanity
to discover the cue Of the people who
had him in custody. and began to
ply them stoutly with his profess
sions Of repubIicanism and love Of
liberty this had the effect to soften
his rigid judges and accusers, who,
hereupon gave the poor crazy man
a passport and treated him with AS
much as he could drink ; and after
toasting the health Of bis enlig'tcn-
ed Judges, in repeated bumpers. took
hi leave of them with gladdened
heart.
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NOTICE..

YE%HE Subscriber, appointed Trustee
4 by the honorable Court OF Chsnce"
,y of the state of Marylsnd' 10y the pur.
pose Of selling ord conveying ne real
estate Of rhe le,e Col Rnbert 7. Hone,
living In Charles county md state o, Ma.
rvIand, will offer for sale the said es.ete
., Port Tobacco, on Tuesds! INC 18th
August next, consisting st about six hum
dred and sixtv scn, acres. About five
hundred and forty so'ss Of this lano is
situated on the Potomac river and bind
ing thereon, and tnown by the name Of
the Maryland Point Tract 1t has two
tenenents on II; springs of excellent
water, and aboUnds in Timber. 1t is
fertile, healthy, lsys very handsomely for
cultivation, AID has all the conveniences
of Fish and Fowl in their season in the
greatest abundance, and the convenience
of conveying to market the produce Of
bis productive Farm renders it very
valuable. The residue lies on tho
mead of Stores Greek between the
lands of Mr.. Henry Dent and Mr.. John
Brent; is very fertile lies within three
miles of navigable wn'er and five nIifcs
Of Port Tobacco, and contains about one
hundrea and twenty-tour acres, at pre-.
sent under rent to Mr.. H. Dent. Tho
purchaser will be required to give bond
With approved security for the payment
of tie purchase money with interest,
within six months from the cay OF sale |;
aud upon the payment of the whole sum,
Ind not before, will receive deed FROM
the trustee. conveying the title OF the
land So sold. The title papers can DO
seen BY applying to
John Muncaster,
TRUSTEE.
July 2awts
~ The Editors Of the Federal Re-
publican nf Georgetown vii; ihser tho
.bnve twic. week III the day of sale,
and send ,hci- acc. ur' iV .h,, office
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

HOUSE OF REPRESENT AllFE S.
[ReAorted TOR the .4lerandria Gazette.
TUESDAY, July 6.
Mr.. Troop from the COMMITTEES on
military affairs reported bill for the re-
lief OF tue supcranuated officers and sol.
ders Of the late and present army of the
u. 5. which was twice read and referred
to a committee of the whole house.
An engrossed bill laying daty on
licenses TO distalers Of stut!nous liquors
was read third time and passed by ayes
and noes--ysas 81, nays 49.
The House took up for consideration
the hill with the amendments reported
by the committee of the whole House,
jor laying AID collecting direct TAG.
MIR. Post moved TO ieCommlt 1t to
the commttee IT Ways and Means tor
the purpose OF equalizing the apportlon
ment among the different counties OF n.
York. Alter some debate this motion
was nesatised.
The b,Il mad not been gone through
with at three O'Clock.
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in the evening Of the 5th of June, and
surprised him on the morning of the
9th before day break; our number, In
the whole, did not exceed 500 men,
The night was extremely dark, and
great Carnage ensued from the charge
OF the bsyonet, which We made upon
them-Our loss does not exceed $50
killed, wounded and missing. The A.
mcrican generals Chandler and Winder
are taken, all their field pieces, seven in
NUMBER. we're taken, but for want o!
horses. FIVE only were brought off Our
officers killed are--lieut. Hooker OF the
9th. AID ensign DFury of the 4eth-
~oundcs! major Pendericat 49th regt.
major Clark, Go. dangerously, major
Dennis, do. lieut.. Claus, do, adjutant
Steam, do. major Ogilvie, 9th regiment,
major Cotton, do. capt. Munday, do.
QUEBEc, June Is.
A proclamation has been issued lay
ing al embargo on all vessels, TO con-
tinue to the 10th Of July.
Previous TO the late reinfnrcements
taken by commodore Sir James Lucas
Yeo, our atlvices say that the whole force
al Forty Mile Greek, under gen. Vim.
CERT consisted OF 1900 regulars, exclu-
sive Of militia and Indians.
His n'ajesi>'s ship Plover arrived on
Thursday last from Halifax. She briggs
atou 5Q,UHO pounts in dollars.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscribe,
on, Occoquan,, on Monday the 2ist 'nst..
.wo Negroes. MosEs and Eve; Moses
a man about six feet high, t9,years Cd,
f dark complexion and is very
likely fellow; had on when he eioped
oznabrig trowsers, cotton shirt,
:rcy cloath waistcoat and felt hat, ont
it is probable he may change lis
.lothes, as he has plenty OF money
Eve stout woman. upwards OF lortv
years IF age, pretty dark complexion,
and has large scar on her breast. 1t
is probable the said Negroes will ate
9mpt to go to one of the northern
states, for which purpose have bean
informed Moses has procured pass.
Whoever will arprehend the said Ne
rrocs and secure then IN any jail, SO
that get them again, shall! receive the
above reward, or Twenty Dollars tor
Moses and Ten fer Eve.
VIM. DAVIS.
TIIv SI
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lust keCe.Ived

NoL ANIS''ANNN
For sale by KNn'T. GRAY, opposite
the W 'shi"g,o, Tavern, the follow.
ing val"at't
Law BookS---viz
TOUi Ek'. Jas ,niap
~ Henirg's Jus ics
.anch's Reports vol S and s
unford's Reports vel. l
CASTS Reports vol. "a
%ooper's Equity Pleader
lmerican lieest
Lawyers Guide by w. w. Henins
vol.
Johnson's Cases vol.
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
aunton's Reports vol. ?
B,ackstone's Commentaries
Newland on Contracts
Chitty on the Law of Nations
Johnson's Reports vol. and 8
Law of Attachments
Curran's Spec cbes
Stotute of Limitation
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE

WILL offer at public sale, on tho
premises, on Tuesday the goth day Of
July next, if fair, if not the next fair
day-The Farm on which reside, ly.
ing on the Potomac, in Charles County,
State of Maryland, about sixteen miles
below Alexandria, containing $50 A.
cres, about two hundred Of which are
well timbered, the residue is in cultivs.
ton. the soil is productive, and well a.
dapted to the growth OF wheat, indian
corn, Sc.-The improvements are a
comfortable dwelling House, with a
passage, ard two rooms below ard three
abovei kitchen, smoke house, barn,
st.b:es. &c. &c. There is also an or.
cbard OF various kinds OF excellent
fruit There is not more desirable
situation in Charles County, it is
healthy, abounds in several springs of
fine water, md commands a beautiful
and extensive view OF the Potomac -
A more minute description is deemed
unnecessary. as it is presumed those
DESTROYS of purchs sing will view the
premises TIE terms Of sale will be
accommodating to the purchaser; par
ticulars made known on the day.
Benjamin T. Fendall.
Charles Co (Md.) near Pc.
monky Warehouse, May l3. 2awtss
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mtortant STATE PAPER.
AMNESTY TO THE POLES.
RUSSIAN PRDCLAMATION.

RUSSIAN PROCLAMAIION
The following was the proelama-
ton issued by his majesty the
Emperour Of Russia, by which a
full amnesty is assured to all the in,
habitants Of the late Polish, now
Russian Provinces
owe, Alexander the First. by the
Grace Of God. Gnrcrour and Anto-
crat of all Russia, sc make kown 10
every one,
8. That whereas. in the course Of
the present war with the French.
the main part Of the inhabitants Of
the former Polish. but now Russian
provinces and circles have remained
Ioval TO us and iior suah cause have
an equal claim on Our favour and
gratitude towards them, with all
our other faithful subjects; hut.
there are others, who have by MI.
merous ways drawn upon them our
Just anger. Some of these. on the
enemy's entering the borders OF our
empire, either through dread of
force and violence. or because they
expected to save their property from
destruction and rapine. accepted the
offices & empIoyments forced on them
by the enemy; others whose num-
bers are less. but whose crimes are
much greater, as having taken the
part of the foreign invader, even
before this irruption into their
country; and taken up arms with
him, against us, and preferred
being his shameless abettors, rather
than remaining our faithful subjects
these last should feel the sword of
Justice ; but as we have already seen
the wrath of God poured out on them.
which has beaten them to the earth.
as we'll as those who have implicitly
surrendered and as We are inclined
to hear the voice Of pity and COM
passion which holds sway in our
breast: We make known ourIgeneral
and free pardon. consigning every
thing past 10 eternal silence Il. obi
Won, and likewise forbid in future all
g. every denuneiation in the perfect
| confidence that those who have
been unfaithful to us will feel the
| clenency Of such procedure, and re-
turn back to their habitatiou within
the space of two months from this
day.
| But if any of them should remain
! in the service Of our enemy after
that period, without profitins by
! our e'emency, and continue in The
| commission Of the same crime after
| this pardon. Russia will consider
them as confirmed rebels. and not re-
ceive them .Rain into her bosom
but the whole of their estate shall be
confiscated. And although the pri-
soners of war who were taken with
arms in their hands shall not he ex-
cluded from this general pardon. yet
we cannot. without infringement Of
Justice, follow the impulse Of our
heart, until their captivity shall be
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E-om RE Montreal Herald.

From the Montreal Herald.
On Tau,sday morning the Sd of June
two American armed schooners, the
Growler and Eagle, carrying ! guns
each, and having % board of them 9 Of
f;ccrs and l26 men (as some of the pr;-
soners afterwards confessed. made their
appearance mis above the island, at 5
O'Clock A. NJ. wf,ep lieut. col. Taylor,
,rho commanded in the absence OF lieut..
col. Hamilton (who YVES gpfe TO MON
,re,, on busincss) ordered gun boats,
carving one ~ porndsr each, named
hv sbeur so men Of the tc0th regiment,
and under the dirction ct lieut. Love,
og the marine dePrta'ent, to give them
chase. They cane within shot OF he
enemy about 20 hinutes before &, " hen
,ba action commenced. A most dread-
ful caunonad;ug vas kept up OH both
SIDES for nearly hur hour, and a ha.!,
until we'll direced shot FROM rne Of
the pun boats .trutk lbe Eagle between
VIM and water and sunk hcr; she then
hoisted the signal d d,stress 10 her com
rsde. who seeing nr desperate situation
struck her coiorsasd both were board
ed. The officers of the GROWER said
thew would neSerhave surrendered had
il, no. been for tn Calling fire OF mus
kerry from two deschinen,s OF the lOOth
regiment, who wee stationed along each
side of the river, mder Capt Gordon OF
the reyal artillery, and lieut.. Williams
of the Tooth regiment, both whose Judg-
seat and conduit on the occasion did
them much honW.
We bad only wo men wounded mot
dangerously
The enemy bad killed and 9 wound
ed, with officers,nd g men made pri.
soners Blu, seyerA of the prisoners said
exclusive Of the ibove, one sthcer and
Sc men were kled and thrown over
board during thelcticn.
The two schoOrers we're commanded
by lieut.. Sidney Smith, Of the q States
navy, who had alolg with him other "s-
hcers If experience The capture Is
supposed 10 be woth at least 5000i.
Seeing the necessity OF having 3 naval
IS well as military orce sr,tioned on the
lines al Lake chaplain. after the cap
tsre OF tic American sloops Eagle aud
GroNler, government wisely Judged II
necessary to have hem Immediately c.
4 ouippsd for actis service. On the
suggestion Of Mr.David Mum, master
ship builder, and opt. M'Donald, (aie
n from Scotland to Ike command of MIR
s. Munn's large sbirnow on The stocks)
most handsomely Oluntecred their ssr-
~ vices, in tuthersnc of the laodsble ob,
g ject. These gentlmen took with them
81 six carpenters ardsix seamcn. and with
some other sssis.ncc, they completed
the repairs OF the loops in six DAYS.
n Capt. Acknowledgements those vessels
as s,aunch and wei fitted; of 100 tons
each, carrying M suns.
Fl On MondayAis hoocr Gen. De Rot
teabsrs. len ,si cry for Upper Canada,
10 take the re'ss 81 government IN that
provines'
W KINGsToN, June g..
The tollowin; particulars of the &C
4sion on the mohing of the eth, msy BE-
$reiied on, IS we have received them
IRON an ae'hente source
m General Vincet finding that the enc
my was 10 The nsghborhood, amounting
20 1900 men, eo,ceted the 9Th and 4sth
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The Alexandria Museum,

rs open for the reception of visitors
L every day, Sunday excepted) from.
10 A. M. to p NJ.
Those, who esteem it, pleasure,
to pass an hour, in viewing en- assem-
blage OF the works of Nature and Art,
may here be gratibed.
Admittsnce forgrowD persons, Is
cents, each visit--Children, IL l.2
ro~ts
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NORFOLK. July 8

The enemy has not ior tie last three
days made the slightest moYem, mt that
is worth notlclng. We know the ankle
" OF our distant readers at this time, s
are seua!oie how much disappointed ma
as VII be to find there is sc no news from
Norfolk Nay, they may even blame
US but If the enemy Will not move, we
canHot he!p it. We can,only say, II the
words OF the government paper atW ASH
iaeton "Ali is well )" which, consider
my that We are acting on the defensive,
is certainly well. Our friends may rest
assured that when any thing occurs, we
shall hasten 10 communicate 1t 10 them.
if worth notice, and we Can get at the
truth. thing not very easy they may
rely. If we have upon any occasion, oil
which we are not sensible, misled our
readers in the statement OF any event,
we lave never done so Intentionally {;
our principal object is to present gene
raj view Of events, discarding minor
matters, which are of no consequence,
and for the most part owe their origin
to the fruitful imagination Of many OF
ms, who have little else to do than TO
manufacture news In the morning, which
die. before noon. and is succeeded by
other, that does not survive the setting
ol the sun.