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Virginia, des;rous of supporting the G en-
eral Government in the present war, has
promptly cklpned with the acquisitions
made on 1.-THE people expect-are able
and arc willing to pay taxes-increas,.d
taxes to the state and internal taxes
TO the UnioD--noilher of these tax them
neither OF them provide us with means
| OF defence.-Congress and the state
Legislature eXpeud their time and the
public money in useless debate, while the
enemy IS on our coasts and threatens our
sesports.--This spending oil time is
little less than treason at this hour. The
political economist viii prove his economy
by unbonnded i6erality in supplies, at this
time. The refusal of those snAhHeS. WIN
nc destructive parsmony.
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SATURDAY Feb. 6,Iefs.
Honle"'i2D from the Governor with Sor,,.
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Foreigners. who are not cii.izans .,,a
are subjects of the King of Cir EFT Rr;, a,u
are informed. that, neither ip anbl;c or ~
private verbally or By letter. will Ihcr ~.
permitted to speak OF the measures ~ ,,; -
cusslons OF the general G.oyernmenl, or .,
the state Government s. Appropriate i,
not asked of them. PAsapprobation viii be
considered as tire Ason, which the aenhIc
n~'s tne means to punish Those who are
no. uispnSea TO De tnus quiet. will do we'll
10 take the first cartel and depart.
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their rights, that did not, erwill not
be made to smart for il in the end.
C0nacciicnt C0irant.

ErsYaes Of q letter from Bordeaur, sat-
ed dug 90, 1913
nBy. decision Of the minister Of
commerce, explaining the cesree of his
imperial and royal majesty relating to
prizes made by American cruizcrs, and
sent into the ports ofFrance, itappears:
That all recaptured vessels sent in
to the ports of this empire, shall be o.
5liged 10. export centre vaiue equal to
the net amount of the sales OF such YES
sells and cargoes. The minister gives,
as reason for this decision, the possibi
.ity Of American cruisers making ar
engagements with the vessels OF the ene-
my for the purpose OF Introducing Bri
tish cargoes into France, ~
That all bona6de prizes made Or
the eucmy by American cruisers, shall
be received in France, and their cargoss
(prohibited good. excepted, and eveh
those may be exported) be admitted for
consumption,
!" The duty of enreeistcrment, and
the invalid duty, these prizes arg ex
cmpted from; provided such vessels &
cargoes are proceeded against oy the
consuls of the U 5. in conformity to ad
miral,y laws and forms of ire u States
and publicly cold in the chancellery o.
the American consulate.
In the case of the recap'ured vesssS
he c i,eriop, and the prize 10 the Pre-
sident frig, ire the Maria, the former sen
into Bayonne and the latter into Dor
deaux. this decision of tie Minister
commerce has been carried into effect"
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Mr.. Mckee from the cemmittee on,
he Public Lands, reported q bill: for gil
smE further time to the purchasers OF
be puplic lands to compietc their pay
ments. which MAS read . FIRST and go
eond time and comn.itted to q commit
zee Of the whole House for Friday next.
Mr. Bsylies offered the following,
Resoived, That the Committee Of Way.
and Means, be instructed to enquire In
70 the expediency OF providing BY law
fpr the payment Of such sums Of money
1. may be justly due to the master or
lwuer Of any vessel for the Transports
I'm of distressed seamen to the Uaiied
States under contract OF any consul ot
,ice consul in foreign port, and thai
they have leave to report by bill or o;
tHSrwise Adopted.
The house in committee of the whole,
Mr.. King in the Chair. IN bill for the
appointment Of anadditional judgein the
Missouri territory The committee roe
and reported the bill and The house or
dered It TO third reading Tomorrow.
The house in committee Of the whole,
MIR Nelson in tho chair, o. report o.
the com,riltee OF claims, on the petition
ofsuhdry inhabitants Of Vincesnes. in
tae Indiana territory. praying eoBpen-
sation for Nlepredations committed on
hem by the Kentucky Volunteers. TIE
rep 1T is unfavorrble to the petitioners
After considerable discussion en- the
re rits of the claim. on molten OF MIR
G,undy the committee rose. reported
progress and had leave to sit again.
Mr. Pickering offered the toll wing
ResoiUrd. That the COMMITTEE on militia
~ affairs be instructed tn consider wha
measures are practicable and proper T.
prevent Injuries to the citiarns otthe
U S in their persons or property b,
tie armed forces of the u States, sc
Adopted
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DEA III.

BENJAMIN ST0DDERTis no more.
He died at BladensImrg. MARYLAND.
on Friday night, tie 18th instant,
from rrasa.I in his stomach, which
in a few minutes terminated his ax-
isteaee, in the 62d year Of his age.
He successively filed various sta
tions Of emiaenpe in public iife..
among which was that of Secretary
Of the Navy during the adminisira-
ton cf Mr.. Adams. He was buried
OIL sunday evening bv the side Of
tie mother Of his children. at Addi-
sons Chapel, bathed with the tears
at bis o.rbans.
The earth Of Maryland has never
received the remains Of a nobler Il
better man. The history Of his life,
is the history Of an interesting ex.
ample Of public and private virtue.
DIED, on the fifth instant, al PhiIa.
delphia, in the fftv-eighth year of his
age, after long and painful illness,
which he bore With great iortitude &C.
reral WILLIAM MacpHsssos.a distis.-
gui.hed officer IN to- American Army
during the Revolutionary War. His
death will Be long and sincerely lament
ed by bis family ADD an extensive circle
1T friends aud acQuainlances
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PUBLIC FESTIVAL.

As our discounted generals are all
1eturning from their href found camfaign,
il 10 proposed, instead of a public dim
nsr, 10 treat them with
PUBLIC GROANING,
At which Armstrong and Witsinsoa shall
preside and Bihns and Duane act as
vice observation-disclosures. D ----s and
I'll will no doubt prepare the toasts,
and the war-hawks may drink them in
q dccoction Of aloes
The g Babes in the Woods" may be
sung on the occasion; and as the He.
roes will doubtless attend the theatre,
we recommend for their entertainment
{" Much ado about nothing and g Like
lNaster, Like Man."
u. S. Gazette.
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Congress of the u. states
House Of Representatives.
TUESDAY, December IS.

After the presentation Of several
petitions OLA private nature and the
disposition of some business Of mi.
nor Importance.
MIR. Hansen rose. and after some
introductory observations, offered
the following resolutions.
Resotced. That the President he.
and ne is hereby requested 10 com
mnaieate Ia this House any iofor'na-
ton in his possession. and which II
Usy not he Improper to diyuige. in
relation ia the omission or refusal -
the French government to aecfedii
the minister pIenipotentiary sent =
the United sttes TO that court. o.
Of his reception, if accredited. ofthe
time when he was so accredited. and
OF the progress Of bis negotiation.
Res0ired, that the President be, <
he is hereby requested to cause to
be laid before this House, any cor
resnoHdence win, or chmmuHicatisa
in writing from. tue late minister Of
France, resiaent al " .s!liagtoa. an
or about the i4,h ~ ,JHae. 1909, or
subsequently, with his successor.
NJ. Se.Yurirr. prescribing or declsr
ing the terms ard conditions upon
which flleir sovereign Noaid consent
to tteat OF amity and commerce with
the u. :. if any suth correspond
euee or communications be IN the pos
session 9th, executive i,sd li'noHe
such lin the possession 0i the exc
cutive. tina, the President be, md
he is bereh, requested 10 tnfori" this
House. unless the public in'eres,
forbid such disclosure, whether
there has not been such corres-
poudence or Communication. which
was withdrawn from the archives of
the Department Of State, sbd ii so.
zrhen and hO1c the same WAS SO with
drawn.
MIR. Grosvenor of N, Y. called for
the Yeas and Nays ON the question
of consideration !; when it appeared
there were
For consideration 125
Against it 81
On motion of Mr.. Eppes, they
were laid on the table.
WEDNESDAY,. D, cember 81
Mr. Pickering presented the petition
Of Certain manufacturers OF Oil OF Vitrol
SC praying that protecting duties NAV
be laid on those articles when imported.
Referred to the committee al Commerce
and Masufa lures.
Z Also the petition Of sundry merchants
of Salem < Marbiehead, praying the in
eriescnce ofthe government to procure
indemnity from the government of Swe.
den tor the seizure Of three vesiels be-
longing to tbe petifioheFs, by British
ship of War, while within the jurisdic.
tion Of Sweden Referred to the See
cretary of State.
Mr.. Jackson presented the petition of
William Palmer praying the restitution
OF a certain vessel condemned under the
non,importa,ian act Referred to the
OF Commerce and Manoia
lures.
Mr. Miller presented the petition Of
Michael Hogan, ri asing compensation
Tor the use ofhis house in the village OF
Utica, by the troops ofthe Z States.
Referred to the Co&mittee of Claims.
The Speaker presented IL. nemorisf
ftbe Legislature Of the ,dtana Tefri-
tory, praying compensation for the ser
vices Of The mili,is oflL~t .territerv Re.
lerred = the committee for revising the
Mill.ia Lava.
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Lawrason & Fowfe,
HAZE yysq RscsIvsp xsD FOR slLs,
liz Boxes Cotton Cards..
Sept. ~
land for Sale
The subscriber offers for

The subscriber offers tor
sale q FARM, containing about 50 acres,
about five miles from Aiexandris, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
Of Mr., Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
johnson. the greater part Of which II
meadow land and the remainder well a.,
dap.cd 10 clover and the production Of
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
sprisss, from which The meadow hnd
may be wa,ered.
Also. two hundred and sixty scrss Of
Land, all il wood and timber. except Q.
bout City acres cleared snd uBder good
fence, ON the Rayensvorth road, shout
six miles from Alexantrih. and adjoining
the lands Of WiIlism Hepburn, Daniel
DuIany and the late Robert Moss, and
about mile from the ffsf msndensA
farm.
Oh. Simns.
Decembsr. 20.
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FOX SALE. /.
THE LONG GL4DES,
{ Whrre the Whue House Taoern and
Sore .jormeriy stood containing

[ VNNTe tHS VHHC aOusc xuNe'N SHu
Sore Jorn'erly stood continuing
1850 ACRES OF AND,
@ II TE -. e., sliIies from eareJ4
~ ais Of Potomac, il tae county vi
AK ON the post roaa t,om eleXsn
RIA and the y of SSH gton, lwen-
miles from t8e former ioufteen IRON
he latter
Il. IA be divided SO az to give an e.
lnal proportion Ot Woodland 10 each
uAIi. There is No {, act 0f the same
sig m the county tnut is Deter Wats.'.
d, that has larger prapornoii OF siea-
dow lana, nor no one In the srs,e o.
whi Ia Plaster OF P ris answeis better.
Hay meets with asreaoy sale as at
Alex n ria or " ashington
There re on il two Mill Seats, a
>tehs QUARRY, and an excellent situa.
non tor Distiliery.
ALSO,
A Farm In Loudoun, con-
tanning 2i4 Acres, adJ9lnins me i'nds
of Ludwcjl Lee, esq, on the south side
Of Goose Greek. five mics lfom Lses-
burg
1t has comfortable. Improvements,
is well timbered and watered.
ALSO,
A tract of Land, contain
ing $50 Acres, in the district OF CO.
{umbia, between and s miles from 81
.exandria, and about four from George
town.
More than halt this land is in yalua-
Die timer, has large quarry OF build
ing stone, and is we'll watcfed The
meadow land is bounded above a mile
by foul milo run. The road from
George Town and Washington goes
through it..
Tie improvements are Indifferent
1t has several elegant scitcs for hnild-4
ing, ihst cornnatd prospect OF Wash
ing,on and TIC adjacent country
]. SWIFT
4 Deco,,her 20. isw3w.
q CREHORE'a
Hot Pressed Playing Cards.
Just receives and for sale by
john "A. Stewart.
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John adams CONC again Those
who condemned and reprobatcathe tax.
rs and blsck cockade al John Adams,
in 'sS. will now have ths pleasant task
turning right about, and giving them
their bes, support. Behold! the excise
~ refined sugar, in '99, was 8s5ooo
it is now 100000. The tax on Carriages
was $4,000, it is now 100000. The
FAX on stamps, was 100000, it is now
100000, &c. &c. Bun i, was then a
war with France, it is aow war with
Great Britain, and our motto Is, "aA
for France, and the sporld qrsH lost"
A, the auction of English Hardware
goods in this town on "Wednesday last,
cask containing Awi.Blades and Tacks
was sold for 20 dollars 30 cents the
pound sterling--tse value OF the cask
was about 5000 dollars!
Port srlonth Oracle.
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TO sHHw
sas vEas AGE * BoDx OF The rIAH
rs saxN AND PRESSURE.

1t IS said, that one of the prisope Is
tai.so in Canada, and sent 10 England
for trial, as traitor, has been ereeated.
y'as Democratic papers relate The fact,
and call upon our government to exc.
cate their threatened refalidtion.
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columbian Exhibition.


THE public are respectfully inform.
ed, that an entire new Exhibition, the
most spiend's ever exhibited in Ame.
riga, will be pen at the UNION Ia.
VERN upper end of King. Street,
comprising collection of
K-FIG URES,
Representing true iikenesses Of severtl
celebrated characters, aGong which
are the Father of his Country, g
Gen. George Washingtox.
The Goddess Of Liberty,
Supporting The Aaerican STANDARDS
Vim. gninbridge, Esq.
Commodore in the United States Navyx
C6m. Stephen Decatur: 81
Captain Isaac Hull,
Late commapder OF the United Statsss .
Frigate Constitution.
Com. Olircr II. Perry,
The Hero OF LAKE ERIE.
Also, variety Of FEMALE FL
CURES. among hich are.
The Boston, N'r,g- York, and PhilG-
delphia Beauties,
Tnoe.her with the 4.
Sleeping Beauty, and her Infant.
To this elegant and respectsoie Exs
hibltion. ave attached, q Dunber OF Fi-
cures, executed by the most eminent
American Artists. & well deserving the
patronage ofthe, public Thf Decnrs-
ION. and Dresses, are made IN that style
q elegance that will eusure sratificas
ton u the observer.
Tins e,egar' exhibition may be Hsit-
cd from o'cfocs in the morning, TIL 20
in the evening, curing the wesk.-Mu.
sic sn an elegant D gan.
81 Abundance Is censs- Children
halt price
December %.
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The Secretary Of Var reached this
city on Friday,
On Thursday Major Gen, Harrison
departed hence for the North Western
frontier.
Many eficers have recently arrived
in this city from the Northern Army /;
among whom we have heard of Major
Gen. Hqahtoa, Brig. Gen. Parker, Col.
Sssyt, Col. Coles, Col. Scott, and Col.
Pickens. Nat. Int.
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An officer Of the u. S. army is in GUS
,edy st Philadelphia, on suFplcion ofhav.
ing been concerned in the murder of
Matthew Henderson, mentioned in our
has. paper.
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A short Lesson from Modern His
= tory.

A short Lesson from Modern His
tory.
ONCE on a time. Genoa, a puny
republic in Italy, animated with Che
accursed thirst for conquest and
spoil, waged an unhely war with the
little island Of Corsica whose pe0 !
pile il subjugated and put under thu
yoke. Nor was it an easy yoke Tor
Genoa, a republic in name, but
tyrant in heart, so cruelty oppressed
the Csrsieaus that they were fam to
rebel. The struggle between the
oppressor and the oppressed. was
long and bloody. At length Paoli.
the Washington of Corsica, had the
command Of its forces. and perfsrm-
ed such deeds Of valor, as gave
strong hopes OF the emancipation OF
his c0natry from Political ''ondage.
1t was at that moment France inter-
f'ered. not with the justice and mag.
nanimity becoming great nation,
but with the low knayish cunning of
an abandoned swindIer. France
purchased Corsica Of the Genoese,
crushed il with Der mighty arm. and
annexed il 10 her own dominion.
With the resu't OF that yillainaSs
game each OF the two Winners were
well pleased. France had obtained
some increase ofterritary, and Cor
sica had obtained Il handsome SUN
Of money. As Cor poor Corsica. AZ
Ter all its noble strnggl~s.lt had on
" exchanged oue cruel master Tor
another as cruel, and infinitely more
powerful.
Nov mark the Issue. Already had
been Matched the Cockatriee egg,
that contained the embryo Of fiery
flying serpent. The very time OF
the abominahle barsain between
France and Genoa, Napoleon Be-
naparte. the offspring of obscure
parents in Corsica. was in the cradle
OF infaRey. Abant thirty years
thereafter, be became the despetie
master both of France and Genoa
he having previously carried his
conqueripg sword to the bosom OF
the latter. suhverted its republicans
and institutions, united il with the
French domains. So that both the
French and the Genoese were made
the bondslaves Of that CorsieaD, and.
ever since, have been forced 10 drs "
in bis yoke, and to be flayed alive by
his whip, as though the, we're horned
cattle. Nor is this all, the whole nu-s
merous tribe Of Napoieon's Kindred,
uRcles. brothers, cousins, nephews
all, whether male or female, who
are related to him in blood. have
been treading upon the necks of
Geneese, and Frenchmen, fatteHing
on their substance and sporting with
their blood. Through the medium
of Napoleon. Corsica is stythis mo-
ment leading boti. France and Genoa
witha seyerer. tyranny. than herself
ever suffered from either.
Reader. upon the superstition Of Ca
padsbeing conquered by aud annexed
to the q. s. wenld it be stranger.
or rather would it be half so strange.
if some Canadian adsenturer ere the
lapse of half century. hecsme the
absolute master Of our children and
of our whole country We know
whs hath said. |" Vengeance is mine.
i will repay It," The crimesof ma
lions, as sneh, can be punished in this
world emily ; and yet punished they
will be. In particular, no nation ey-
er shed the blood Of war unrigh-
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FOX RENT

For one or two years,
Till House and Lot of Ground now
occupied by the Subscriber Iii is 81,
uate at the upper end of Washington
street., where the paved road inler-
sects said street from Washington -
Brick House, containing two
toons and Kitchen, and has small
Garden
Atfty 10
John Ball.
December 80.
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The U. S. ship Neptune, Capt. Jones,
uas at ST. Petersburg on the 18th OF
sep,cmber, whence she was to sail in
,ba, month, for Gottenburg, there to a.
wait The ordars oil our Commissioners.
az The latest arrival it appears, that she
had not r.ataed Go,tenburg on the sota
OF October
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E.VQUIRER-OFFICK, Jan. u.


Hho shoN decidc 7cIeh Doctors disagreee j.?
iftais proposition be offered to Great
britain, hat laws shall be passed on our
part prohibiting tho employment of British
s'aniTn. 50. --:...:,5;; ,;,ss inc iirI1isn ao-
vcrnment relinquish the practice Of i'm
pressmcnt, the qUar WiN be az an End. But
ot this we have very little hope. If our 90
ve'nment had been willing to have settled
the Question of impreSsment in this way.
they need not have commenced the war ::
fhey might hare brought his Irritating 6n.
sfneSs 10 m h9norcbte and safigEaetorg
ciosc iong ego"
Thus says the y. Y. EUeninr Post of
the 4th inst--no doubt because it thinks its
JT1.1d Castlereagh is disposed 90 do all that
IS :nr and that this is all that he mas z,
righE TO ask Of Us.
Now what says another OF the Federal
Oracles--the Frd|rai Rehu5Hcan Of the
Sih '--EXacuy the reverse
"Ihere IS no reason 60 believe that C. Is will &c.
futscc --Ihuic whose views OF the means which
arc to terminate the dispute respecting scaen, res,
upon justice aud neutrality, can be inspired by no
hope, but must rather lonk Nth apprehension and
disgust upon the intended law"
The same piece erlsrges upon the absurdity Of
expecting e. u torenplish the practice Of i9,btcss
nteEi~-And SO long as sire has MANY friends ike
tbs =. u, here to take her side and Justify ell hera
t'ia pcace-the sv ord VIII be Tie only peaee.uake r
We Cannot lew sucn a doctrine as is nov
mairtai ed by Jacob WasnerI OF only wi h |
out abhoIfence but without establishment. I
We ask VII has tecore e the opinions
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General Wingiag eroac, and an extract Of
che report of General Nigensiein oG his
Operations.
These tocumen;s state. that an the 18Th
OctoLcr, lAausOiE un0cl sian,,ial: that Nic
tor 5 corps had Quilted Smoici.>a TO c.n the
Gra.,d Army, deciGed to alta, k alurat's
adj vanced guard q Is 900 men before Vic
ter should join and So sud>.cal,, that Bona
?ar'e shoud not naye time Ia come TO his
ass!S;afce with the lrali army. i I've attack
icoinpietely succeedeG--the Russians took
So pieces al c..hnon, 1880 pri,c.cys, AID
the standard of the ls' regiment OK CUras-
seurs 1000 French killed remained on
the field of battle.
On the god, the corps Of general Winzn-
Xerodc catered Moscow, having obliged ire
French garrison to evacua,c tina, place with
such precipitation, that they abandoned ali
their hospital.
London, Nov. II.
The following most Important Intelligence
was!a>t niyht published by Government in
a Gazette Extraordinary.
THE LONDON GAZETTE
EXTRAORDINARY.
UtdaeSd2u, Moo. II.
Foreign Office. .Wov y. 1879.
A despatch. of which the Following is
copy has been this day received from his
NNNGlttnCy Gen. ' lSCount tathCdrt, his
.Najesty's Ambassadors Extraordinary &c
Plcnipotentiary at the Court of St. Peters
burg addressed to Lord Vincent Caslcreagh
one OF his Majesty's Principal Secretaries
oSsiatc.
"St. Petersburg, Oct. 81.
My Lord have the pleasure to ac-
quaint your Lordlship, that the guns are now
hiring, and lie Dcum is TO be sung to-mor-
row IN the Cathedral for most brilliant
affair on the 18th between the advanced
guards IF the French and Russian armies
near Moscow, in which the former were
defeated with great loss and tor the de-
liverance of Moscow by Gen yVnzingerodc
on the 22d Oct.
The bulletin is not yet published, but
have the honor to enclose a copy of the
note have this morning received by the
Emperor's command.
f" have also inciosed translation of
the official account of The defeat OF Mare
St. Cyr, by the count Wittgcnstean and of
the sterming of Pootzk on the Doth Oct
as also that Of the repulse of Marshal
Macdonaid's corps by Ger. Stringell.
Lieut.. Gen Count Wittsgcrstein has
been promoted to the rank OF general of
cavalry, and = Te Deum for his victory
was sung yesterday.
4" 1t appears that Prince Schwartzenburc
has retired to the westward, leaving some
corps which have been cut OF that the pro-
vince of Vohyna IS entirely cleared of sthe
enemy, and that Admiral TclichagofT nav
probably have reached Minsk about or
soon after the 21st Oct.
have the honor to be &c
(Signed) "CAIHCIRY"'