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OFer for sale, on :he most reasonable terms,
TWENTY FIVE hhds Of Cd and Sd proof West.
= India Rum,
IL pipes of 4th proof Brandy,
so casks Of first quality London Porter,
Is bbls. OF Muscovado Sugar,
$50 ditto Of Navy Bread, first quality,
20 ditto Of Jirk Beef ditto,
so boxes Of No. 1, 2, and 5 Chocolate,
25 ditto of mould Candles,
Is ditto of dipped ditto,
SIS ditto Of Soap,
10 ditto Of French Cordials,
20 ditto Of Florence Oil,
10 bales Of Cotton,
175 ditto Of Cassie,
90 casks Of first quality American Gun.powdcr,
S ditto of ditto English ditto,
bbls: Of New Orleans Indigo,
Hampers Of Cider,
3 ditto Of blue add white Crockery Ware,
$40 empty w. o. Iihds, new,
20 ditto iron bound ditto,
20 dozen green handled Knives and Folks,
20 ditto Of Hose made particularly for the West
India market,
ditto of Chairs.
A few kegs Of Dat Meal, Scotch Barley, and
split Peas.
500 bushelsof yellow Northern Corn,
600 ditto Of white ditto ditto,
400 ditto Of Virginia ditto. jay 3.
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Commissioners, Notice.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the
i Hon. Court of Probate, for the town Of New
port, in the County Of Newport, Commissioners, to
receive, examine, and adjust the claims against the
estate Of JOHN GREENMAN, mason, late Of said
Newport, deceased, represented insovent--do here
by give notice that six months from the date hereof
are allowed to the creditors Of said estate, to bring
in their respective clamso either Of the subscribers
at their respective dwellings, within the time aforc-
said JEREMIAH GREENMAN, lcs
ELNATHAN MANCHESTER, ~'"''
N.B-Al persons indebted to said estate are 70.
quested to make immediate payment to
ANN oREENMAN, Administrators.
Newport, Aug. s.
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THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friend
4 that their CARDING MACHINES are now in
excellent order for carding Wool, having had them
newly repaired. Every attention will be paid to ex.
ecnte the work in the best manner, and the smallest
favor gratefully acknowledged.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
DARIUS II. L.iWTON.
They have appointed the following persons IS
Agents for receiving Wool, who will transport the
same, free of expence, TO and from their Carding
Machine. EDWARD w. LAwToN, .NeHporf.
SANFORD ALMY, Little -Coupfon.
HoLDER ALMY, Tiverfon.
Portsmouth, July 1.
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REAL. ESTATE.

L@OR sale or 10 let, reasonable terms, by the
J. subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. 90 Also, the House and Lot in Tanner.
street, No 12. II has for two years past been i'm.
proved in the Grocery Line, and il one Of the best
stands in that line Of business or for Q boarding
house in that part Of the town, and is uncommonIy
convenient, with shop attached to it; and in the
yard stable, woodhouse, &c. The terms will be
LIBERAL apply TO BENANIWELL SHAW, ON the
premises. Newport, August S, 1873.
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CunboVder ManufactoYy.

Clnb05UdeT IHdnuJdrf0rys
THE subscriber having become interested in the
manufacture Of Gunpowder, at Westfield, in
Mass. in connexion with Mr.. CHARLES DOUGLASS,
informs his friends and the public that he shall in
future be enabled to supply them with Gnnpowder of
superior quality, and on very reasonable terms at
his Store, No. 81, state-street, Boston; where he
has also for sale. English Tower proof, and Dupont
& Co.'S. best Cunpowder; refined and crude Nitrc |;
Cannon Balls and Grape Shot; Cannon of various
sizes; NIusket aad Pistol Balls; Patent shot Brm-
stone Bar and Pig Lead-with every article for the
armament of ships of war and military companies.
ELIJAH WILMINGTON.
or Cannon, Musket and Pistol Cartridges; Gun
powder, Shot. Balls, Flin.s, &C. by retail as above
by A. WELLES.
Boston, August 4, 1913. 6m.
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TEA AND BOARDING-HOUSE.

THE Subscriber informs his friehds and
the public, that he has recently taken that well
known and pleasantly situated House, formerly oc-
cupied by DR.. RieHNoSp. on the west road, in
Portsmouth. about five miles from Newport-where
he has made arrangements for the entertainment OF
parties OF pleasure. Ladies and gentlemen can be
accommodated with board--and every cxertion will
ne made TO give satisfaction to those who msS favor
him with their company.
GEORGE LAwToN. Jun.
Portsmouth, March III, 1873.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber is now closing his bussines. there
fore requests all persons indebted to him, either
by Note Or Book Account, to make immediate pay
ment-And all persons having any demands against
him. viii please exhibit be same for settlement.
IONA WILSON. u.
saly 90 No 81, fsosd-ssfees
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APPRECIATION.

WE, the undersigned, do hereby certify, thae
having in various used DR. Ro5erfsons ceebra-
ted Family Medicines, which prepared by
DR.. 4. ~. Dyosf, Of Philadelphia, we have found
them highly serviceabe in families, and particu-
larly eficacious in removing those complaints for
which they prescribed, We feel assured Of their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and well worthy the attention of all families-In
testimony hereof We have affixed our respective sig
natures. David Jones,
Late chaplain to General Wayne, Chester county
Edward Ayers, v. d. M No. ll2.North Fifth street
Edward Wellington, No. 9, Queen street.
Nathaniel Baync, No. IS, North Front street.
John ID Nelson, No. 95, Pace street.
Adam Vance, No. 20, Christian street:
William Julian, No. 90. south Fifth street.
Jacob Slough, Ne. 18l. Noble street.
Jacob Huff, No. 3S5. Callowbiil street.
II. l.. Broslassry, No. go, south sixth street.
John Shr,cves, Jr no. 50 Coates street.
j. Hiysill, ". 4. Corner Of Race and Tenth street
Harah Burden, 40. $50. south Front strvcs.
Thomas Rose, Tamus ny street, near Fourth.
Preston Goodwin. iisrket street, near the Bridge.
James Brsnson. Burlington County, N. J.
wil,irm Holnshead, Gloucester County, n.
Enoch Eldridgc, Gloucester County, N. j.
Christopher Dresher Upper Doblin TOWNSHIP. (fs)
Josepb Henry, Near Noristovn Mon. sonefr Ccurtv
George Engcls, United States Arsersl.
Isaac wiggirs, Chester Scsrv re-, s2-iysw.
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Newpo,t Sboe- Store and
Manxtactoy,
No. 100, THAMES-STREET,
9OHW NJ DAVIS.

JOHN NJ. DAVXS.
XNTHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Gentlemen's Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. He
has those of the first quality, which he will warrant
and accommodating, quantity that he viii sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Manufactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce of superior quality to any
which are made in Newport, and Of the latest FASH
ions, as he employs number Of experienced work
men at Boot-makng, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture of Ladies' SHOES, of every des.
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish to be fit
ted to their measure with Boots or Shoes will please
to leave their measures at his shoestore or st his
Mandatory in the of the same, with his fore
Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecian Slips,
other Shoes, will be waited on by his foreman who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks to his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and fatters
himself, by the exertions he has made to procure
good workmen. and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. B. An assortment of Morocco, of all
colors, Binding Skins, Boot-Web, Cord and Tassels
&c.
- All orders from town and country will
be attended to. May 90
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ABNER HATHAWAY,
HIS FOR S.dLE, No. SO, Brodd.sf.
CALF Pork by the bbl--seasoned Lumber by
- the thousand or less quantity-Nails, and Hoi-
low Ware. July Is
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GROCERIES. &c.

WHITE, has just received. and off.
w ers for sale, at No. IL, Long-wharf, by whole.
'ale and retail, general assortment of Groceries,
Crockery, Glassware. &c.
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FOR SALE,
TWELVE pipes of fourth proof Cognsc Bran
dy,
81 quarter casks of Sherry Wine,
go boxes of white and brown Havana Sugar,
ii hhds Of Havana Coffee,
IL cases Of yerdigris, by
June2 4. JOHN Z. PdiLLiro.
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Mems and Children's Hats.

GEORGE WAyvTOA,
TYAs lust received. for sale at his Book and Hat
II store--a great variety of Mems, Youths, and
Childrens HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories, in the best manner-al Of which can be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superfine Beavers
fashionable in shape, and OF superior quality do.
Beavers and Castors, with wide brims do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats; youths and children's black,
drab aAd fancy colored Beavers, from the very low.
est prices to the finest quality, and from the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt Hats.
Also, just reeeipeG-4 boxes PAPER-HANGlNGS,
suitable for rooms or window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders; 1 box low-priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual.
For sale, as Observation-Disclosures Of every
kind in use. BLANK K-BOOKS-Smit and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c-Paper, Quills, and
other articles of Stationary. April %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-29
A JEWISH TRADITION.

There is Tradition aIDoUg the Jews,
that Moses was once called up by d.
vine voice to the top OF Mount Sinai,
where he was permitted to propose
questions IL the SUPREME BEING res
pecting his administration CG Justice In
the universe. During this conference,
Moses was commanded Ia direct his
eye. downwards on the plain. AT the
foot Of the mountain issued out clear
spring of water, at which a soldier a.
lighted from his horse r. retresn nm
self. The soldier was no sooner gone
than q little boy cameto the same place,
and perceiving purse of gold lying on
the ground, which the soldier had just
dropped, took it up, carried 1t away with
him. Immediately after lhis Game an
infrm old man, weary Wit age, as well
as with travelling who, having qucneh-
cd his thirst, sat down TO rest himseltby
the side of the spring. The soldier IN,
the mean time having missed his purse
returned TO search for it, and demanded
it ofthe old man: who, with great truth
affirmed that he had net seen it, and ap
ocaled to heaven as the witness Of his III
nocence. The soldier who could by no
means be induced to believe the old
NUNS pro,eststions. at lonsth grew SO
enraged, that he killed him, Moses, Oh
this, tell upon his face with horror, and
amazemcnt when the Heavenly Mont
tor thus prevented his short sighted ex-
postslations. Be not surprised, y
Moses Tor ask why the Judge OF the
whole earth has permitted what thou
hast seen The child Is tie cause that
occasoned the old man whom thou saw
est to be thus slain he was The murder
err OF the Child's Father"
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BY LAST NIGHTS M!tIk.
NEW YORK, April Is.

NEW YORK, April Is.
We learn by the passengers In the
North River steam beat, that 1t was re-
ported at Albany OF Saturday morning,
that TIE feet under the command OF
Comm odore Chauncey, had sailed from
Sackett's Harbor, with Gel Pixies regi-
men. en- beard, supposed 10 be destined
fer Kingston.
BY captain Merry, of the ship Niaga-
ia, We learn, tina, the pfiyateer Globe, OF
Baltimore, was in with the rock Lis
bon on the 97d ult, aud captured or s
sail OF English vessels. She was chased
By the brig Zenobis, but outsalled her.
apt..Merry f~vored the Editors Of
the Gazette WITH complete file OF Lon
don papers down to the Alb Of March,
from vaieh they have copied several
marine articles.
Capt. Merry also informs, that two
regiments had sailed fiom Lisbon for
Canada.
A London paper of the 18th of Feb.
mentions the departure OF two battallons
of troops fer Quebec.
The Sceptre, "a, had sailed fscm En-
gland to reinforce Admiral Warren, pro-
6ably the cone that lately joined the block
aiding squadron in the Chesapeake.
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LAND,
For Sale, about 25o.acres,

For Sale, about ESQ. acres,
between Alexandria and the Washing.
ton Bridge The Tract is bounded on
the East, nearly half mile upon the
Washirg ton and Alexandria Turnpike
Road, and extends back westwardly be-
yopd the heights, upon which are Sc.
yeral handsome situations for building.
4 large proportion of the land is cover.
ed by young wood and the whole
seems well adapted to the cultivation
of Wheat, Clover and Timothy. The
Georgetown ard Alexandra Turnpike
runs thro' the Land upon the heights.
The distance to each Of the Markets IN
Georgetown. Washington and Alexan-
dris, is nearly the same, being about
three miles. The heights command a
view o. Georgetown, Washington, the
Potomac and Eastern Branch, &c.
The Terms ofsale will be very req
sonab!e, ss to price and time of pay
ment.
Apply to the Subscriber at Alexan-
dria.
w. Cranch.
April 20 law.
o. - US
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VIRGINIA..

Ata SUPERIOR Court Of chdntsry Askatn
athe cahitet IN Riehmoad on che 1874
day OF January, ono fhonsend eighs
hundred and thirteen
John Brown Cutting and Sally bis vile,
formerly Sally Carter, relict and WI.
dow of George Carter, deceased, AID
the said John Brown Cutting az TO
sole executor ctihe testament last
will Of Sally Carter, deceased, wan
vas the eldest daughter Of the sa q
George Carter, deceased, and Mary
Carter, Fanny Garter & Landon Car
ter, infant children ofthe said George
Carter deceased, by the said John
Brown Cutting their next friend,
PLAINflfrs.
AGA1ESf
Lsndon Carter, surviving executor OF
George Carter, deceased, and Fanny
Lee and George Carter, execuulx and
executor of Thomas Ludwcll Lee, dee
ceased, who WAS one Of the executors
of the said George Carter, deceased.
DEFENDANTS.
THE Plaintiffs. John Brown Cutting
and Sally his wife, this day appeared by
counsel, in pursuance Ut a rule OF this
court, entered on tie ninth day of the
present month. and .bsreupen the De.
PENDANT Landon Carer claiming the pros
lection of the Infan; Plaintiffs as their
testamsntary guardian, appeared also BY
counsel, and both parties being fully
heard, the Court doth order that Com.
missioner Keith enquire whether 1t be
most for the benefit Of the said Infants.
that they should be plaintiffs in THE
cause and protected in their rights ~
the said John Brown Cutting 40 their }
next friend, or not, and that the said
Commissioner make report thereof to
this Court, with any matters deemed
pertinent by himself to be specially
stated, or which either party may rec
quire to be so stated.
Signed-A Copy.
Test,
VIM. w. HENNING, C. G.
Fairfax. Commissioner Office, April
9th, 1918.
For the purpose of carrying the a.
bove order into effect, l appoint Friday
the fourteenth day of May next. for the
parties to meet me at John Gording's,
West End, with such papers and testis
nony as will enable me 10 execute tho
same.
James Keith, NJ. G.
April % 2awtl4shm.
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From the United States Guzette.
A DEMOCRATIC VIEW.


Ofthe Present War, its causes, and i's
probable consequences,
Mr.. WIN. G.. White, late editor OF the
Natioal Esis, a leading democratic pa
per in Massachusetts, on the 4th OF Ju-
IL last, delivered an Grafton from which
The following extracts ale made. We
recommend them 10 the serious and
candid attention oi all those OF his party,
who, like the orator himself, resolve TO
retain for their own use some portion o.
common sense, instead of devoling all
their understanding as well as al their
feelings to the disposal Of few indlvi-
duals, Who, from personal interest, have
involved nation in war.
EXTRACT.
1t was the parting advice OF Washing
ton, that "ths United States SHOULD look
to the means. and set about the gradual
ereation of navy, SO that future war
of Europe might not find our commerce
in the same unprotected state as the pre-
sent."x Before the locks of the sage {, :
Monticello had been shorE by the French
Deilah, in whose lap he had unwarlly
sIumbercd,-he 100 had declared that
the " sea is the neld, Oh which We should
meet a. European enemy. Onthat elc-
mept we s';ouid possess some power
at least eighteen ships oil the line, and
twelve frigates II Mr. Madison, his fro
feee and successor, in the earliest period
of our rational government, had said ~
debate" consider an acquisition OF
maratime strength essential 10 this coun-
try. Should we ever be so unfortunate
as to be engaged in war--what but this
can defend our towns and cities, on the
sea coast?''t Would to God be had re-
membered our towns and our cities, and
had not forgotten himself when he re-
Gently rnng the toesm of war, t perhaps
soundedthe signal Tor their destruction
YET because The finger of Washington
lad pointedto navy, and because It "aS
5ecessars the CHAIR and the compass he
had ,ef, 70 direct US, should be thrown
overheard by our rev navlgators VINO
we're iourneying to the moon, instead oil
,raversipg the ocean, navy was de-
hounced as worse than useless-our
Nsshington's last speech to con.
press, December, 1895.
+ Jefferson's Notes on Virginia, pages
asa, S.
t Marshalrs Life Of Washington, vol
$, page 1872.
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Levi.'s present majority as4. Fairfax

vet to vote.
Sth.--Wsstmoreland Richmond, Lam
caster, Northumberland, King George
& Stafford; candidates, John Taliaferro
{R.) The last incumbent, Hunge.ford r.
-T's present majority i42; Lancaster
and Westmoreland yet to vote.
sth.-Fauquier and Cuipeper; can,
dida,e., Aylett Hazoes *. the last in
cunbent, and PhH1t r. Ihomhson--In
Culpeper II. ass, T. 45--no return from
Fauquier.
lotb.-Orange, Madison, Louisa and
Sps,tsylvania; candidate, Jshn Dasvson
(R J the last incumbent-no opposition.
llth.-King & Queen, King William,
Essex and Caroline candidates, John
Roans (R J the last incumbent, James
Hunter Or. lin King and Queen and
Caroline, Roans has majorities.
18th York, Middlesex, Matthews,
James City, Gloucester, Warwick, Eli
zabeth City, Accomack. Northampton,
and the City of Williamsburg candi-
dates, BsrzpeA Bassett r the last IN
cumbent, and r. VI. Bayiy (F.)-Pre-
sent majority for B. 500 York, Mid
dlesex, Elizabeth CITY, Aceomack,
Northampton and Williamsburg YET to
DC heard from.
lslh.-Franklin, Bedford, Patrick &
Henry candidate, HfUiam B4rsveA (R.)
last incumbent. No returns, and, we
believe, no opposition.
l4th Halifax, Piusyiyans & Camp
bell; candidates, Matthew Clay, last IN
cumbent tR.) Keer (R.) Isaac II. Coles
r. and Rice (F.)-In Campbell, Clay
2o5; r l54; X. l53. No returns from
the two other counties.
l5ih,-p. Edward, Charlotte, Buck
ingharn and Cumberland; candidates,
John Randolph late incumbent (Minori-
t,) and John w. Ehhes Represent ma-
iority Northumberland yet to vote.
l6th.-Powhatan, Goochland, Amelia
and Chesterfield; candidate, James Plea
SAINTS r. the last incumbent. Ne oppo-
sition
l7th.-Byunswick, Lunenburg and
Mecklenburg candidate, tn: Ghotson
z. last incumbent No returns, and, we
presume. no opposition.
18th Dinwiddie, Prince George,
Grenville and Nottosay candidate, Pc
tersoa G0odvyn II. last incumbent. No
opposition.
l9th.-Ssssex, Southampton, Surry
and Isle of Wight; candidates, Edwin
Gray late incumbent (Minorlty) and
James Johnson K. is present majority
24e. Surry yet TO vote.
s0th -Norfolk county, PrlncessAnne,
Nsnsemond and the Borough OF Nor
folk; candidates, Thomas MERTON K
last incumbent, and Swetssn Whtthead
+. Ms present majority 2sS. The Bo-
rough Of Norfolk yet to votS.
2lst.-Aibermarle Amherst, Fiuvan-
ma and Nelson; candidate, Hugh Nrl-
soa r. the last incumbent. No opaosi-
tIon.
22d.-Henrico, Charles City, New
Kent, Hanover, and the City OF Rich,
nond candidates, John CIohfon r. the
last incumbent, and Richard ~. Morris
F. C's present majority 267-Hanover
set to vote.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, Ahra 80.
TO sBEw
The VERY AGE & BODY OF The TIME
uIs FORM AND PRESSURE"

From the concentration of troops and
the large collection of supplies at Sack
cts Harbor, it is evident, that another
attempt is to be made upon the Canadi-
an territory. Without venturing to pre-.
dict the issue of this new enterprise
We barely notice it as affording another
evidence Of the insincerity Of our admi-
nistration in their pacific professions,
and of the fallacy Of the hopes which the
rumor of a speedy peace, by means of
the Russian mediation, has so generally
inspired. Ifthere was the least hope of
an accommodation by treaty, surely the
President would suspend The operations
Of war, until that hope became extinct
But the tact is, and we repeat it, peace
is neither expected nor desired. 1t Can.
not be ertected, because the British GO
vernment have again and again solemn
ly proclaimed their determination to
maintain the grounds, which We insist
they shall abandon, before an adjustment
can be made. The mediation OF Russia,
can give no new face to the prospect, be-
cause our government know very well
that Mr.. Daschkoff's offer was made
without the privity or consent of the
British government f; and they cannot 50.
riously believe that under such circum-
stances, the latter would suffer foreign
power to concede fol them, what they
never would concede for themselves
We cannot believe they desire peace,
else why not open negotiation with
Admiral Warren; who has full powers
to treat with them upon all the subjects
which are to be canvassed at St. Peters
burg? We are aware that the powers
of Admiral Warren to negotiate with
our government have been roundly de-
MED: but we speak with confidence
when We assert, that he has such pow
ers, and that if our administration arc tx.
norant oil the fact, it is because they have
taken no pains to ascertsinit.
The Congressional Election in Fen
nessee has resulted In the election Of six
Republicans; among whom are the
t!gee gentlemen, Messrs. Sewer, Raea;
and Glondy, who represented that state
i'll the last Congress.
National Lielligeneer.