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THE SQUADRON.

On Thursday afternoon Commodore Rop.
GERS got under way and saluted the town as
he passed by it down the harbor admist the
huzzas OF large concoursc of people whose
hearts 90 with him, his fine corps Of officers
and excellent crew. Few officers court pop
ularity less than Commodore Rodgers, yc,
few have attained more Of it than this accom-
plished commander. If he be not a consum-
mate naval officer the people of Boston have
. formed wrong opinion of him. His
officers down 10 the youngest midsihpman
have acquired the respect OF the inhabitants
by the proprie,y of their behaviour; and the
sober and ordely conduct of his crew when
ashore, has given a new idea OF mcn-oE-wars-
men. When we speak Of his officers and crew
we mean of his squdron in the harbour of Bos-
ton without conhning our commentators TO
the ship President.
Captain Smith is an highly mcritorious offi-
Ger, and commands ship and crew that does
honour to him and to our country. I, was
particularly observed Of the Congress that she
got under way in most mastery manner.
Her sails were displayed with rapidity of the
scenery Of theatre, which excited burst OF
applause from the spectators.
May health and success attend the officers
of the squadron and the highly disciplined
crew, in their resolution Of enforcing the doc
trine of" FREE TRADE AND No IMPRESS
MENT."-( Boston Patriot)
VTac7yTA ELEcTIoy.-A letter from the
Editor Of the Richmond Argus, dated the
l4.h inst. gives us confident expectations Of
the election Of Mr.. Eppcs, in the place OF
Mr.. Randolph, to congress. In the county
Of Buckingham, Mr.. Eppcs obtained 5o9
votes Mr. Randolph l4l. In Charlotte,
Mr.. Randolph obtained 34s Mr.. Eppes NJ
Cumberland and Prince Edward were TO be
heard from. In those il was known almost
to certainty, that the candidates would re-
ccive an equ. number IF votes. Mr.. Eppes
is therefore unques,ionably elected. We
cordially felci,a,e the nation upon this happy
event Mr.. Randolph has done his country
infinite mischief for several years past. Nj.
Eppes is a statesman of the first talents, an
inflexibIe Republican, and high spirited
patriot such man, in a word as the times
require. He told the people Of his district
not to elect him If they were opposed to the
war. Mr. Gray, an opposition member, IS
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Please 10 takc Notice.
RICHARD BARKER,

ID EsPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gentle
N men Of Providence, and its vicinity. that he mas
removed from Newport, TO that well known stand,
north Of Co. II. SMITH, west side OF Mili-Bridge,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Il. AsogLL. which house
is convenient accommodate number Of I,oarders
Tea-Parties and private Companies may also be ac.
coHimodstcd.
II. BARKER would likewise inform his former Gus.
toners and friends in Newport, that lac should be
graii6ed by their oompaHy At his new establishment,
should their business call them into that quarter
and he assures them tha, no pains will be spared TO
entertain them IN the best possible manner.
N. B Coach. Cnaisc, and Horses to let, aud good
Stabling or Pssluring for Horses.
Prov NiJ.nce. April %. 1919.
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D;strief Of Rhode.kland.

Distrfcf Of RI0de.b1anf.
pursuance of warrant from The Hon. David
HoweiI, Esq. Judge of the District Court for
Rhode-Is-nd District
hereby give public notice, that shall sell at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, on Mo"day.
the 18th day of May next, at 10 o.lock in the fore
neon, at ienry sssonsu uhaif. in Warren, tire schr
Al DER, coppcred TO the bends, together with her
tackle, apparel furniture. and stores. aud also
her cargo, consisting of Ivory, I.ees.War, Gum,
Barwcod, Black Ebony, quantity Of Shot and Old
Iron. Tie Alder bull, for Priynecr, and ],
Is said that she is an excellent ssiler. Conditions
will be made known at the tifae and place OF sale.
KBENRZEG X DEXTER, MASsHAL
Psc,i1cnce, April .4.h, 1873
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From the Jirginia .9rgus.
t, COMMUNICATION

.Nsre L0ad0n, .harch %.
SIR, take the liberty To sddtcss few lines TO
you, which YOU can make use oi YOU think proper
Mech has been said by those who would fan rem
der the war unpopular, about ,he finger of Heaven
pointing against II. will now relate AN instance,
IN which me'hinks the finger of Heaven points most
clearly In 1909, Twas out to Bombay, where found
Capt Lambert in the trigate lphigenia--beng about
To sail on cruze, he came personally on board of
our ship and took out Two real Americans, one of
which had wife and two children In the state of
New York, aledging AS All excuse, that he wanted
men anu must have them. Little did he then think
what was to be his fate but appears evident 10 nie
that the finger OF Heaven pointed linn out TO tall
victim to the just vengeance of injured people,
and IN war. for which this single act Of injustice
was sufhc. ut cause
I'm .}msrican Naiior
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A NEW MUSEUM OF
WAX FIGURES.

TAMES BISHOP respectfully informs the ladies'
y and gentlemen oi Newport and its vicinity, that
he has opened
An eisyavt Museum Of Wax- W,ork,
at Mr.. BILLINGS Hotel, No. l5S, Thamcs.stteet,
consistir, of twenty-five figures, large as life
among Which are, figure of James .Naosyn, one of
Cap, HuH, and sh figures Of person concerned in
the disturbance at Baltimore, (three Of each party,)
together with sixteen Miniature Figures, which per-
form on q chime of bells connected with an Organ.
In addition 10 .he above collection is a Panoramic
Painting Of Gov penns treaty with the Indians, COM
prismg los feet and representing 40 likenesscs of
which 25 sayaSes
N B. The Museum viii he open from 8 O'Clock
in the morning, until 10 IN the evening, Sundays ex-
cepted. those who Wish 10 view the above collcc-
ton requested To call soon, IL will be shortly
removed. AdmiItance IS cents, children half plcc.
Apr 90
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APPRECIATION.

we, the undersigned, do hereby certify, tllat
having various eases used Dr. Hobe'fsons ccebrs-
ted Ftpnity .Ned.cines, which are now prepared by
Dr r.. " Dyon, of Philadelphia, we have tonnd
them highly service able in .ami'cs, and partic'-
larly Ell 1acious in removing those complaints for
which they prescribed, feel assured OF them
excellence, and consider uicse medicines valuable
ami well worthy the attention of all faipies--Ji
testimony hereof have affixed ous Respective sigy
natures ~. DAVID Jones,
Latcchaplan TO Gcncral Wayne, Chester COUNTY.
Edward Ayers, v. d. Nj. No lI2,North Fifth stoot.
Edward w Arlington, No. g. Queer street.
Nathaniel Bayne, No. IS, North Trout street.
John - Nelson, No. IS, Race street.
Adam Vance, No. ~ Christian street.
William Julian, No. 80, south Fifth street.
Jacob Nhough, NoslSI, Noble street
Jacob Hull, No. 355, Caliovbill str 81.
II l.. Brosiasky. No. 81. south sixth street
John Shreevcs, Jr. No. SO, Coates street.
J. Hinili, N. r. Corner IF Pace and Tenth street
D, .rah Burden, No. so, south Pront street
Thomas Rose, Tammsny street. near Fourth
Preston GDodwin, Market street, near the BiIdsc.
James Branson. burlington Cornty..N j.
WIlilrm Hollins,cad, Gloucester County, Nd
Euoch Etlridgc, Gloucester County, n. J.
Christopher 0reslcr. Upper Dublin Township, (Pa.)
Joseph Henry, Near Norrisiovn Mont ,omety Coupty.
George Engcls, Unucd states Ars.rrj.
Isaac wisgIns, Chester Cyiaisy, ort22-- 'yeor.
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no doubl snpercedei 5y Nj. Johnson, : fan
Republican, and an advocate OF the war. Ia
lac. II is probable that not NOR. Ihan two OPP
position members OF The house will be re-
turned by Virginia. Thus, while the north
ern political horizon is becoming more aud
n.orc gloomy, the hopes of an injured pairi-
otic nation must repose on the south, the
wesi,and the centre or the uuion.--Bos. CIR.
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Tamnlanp 5ocictp,
COLUMBi-4N ORDER.

A STATED Meeting of the Tanoany
4 n Society, or Columbian Order, will be
held at their Great Wigwam, in the State
House, on WEDNESDAY Evening, May 10, at
the going down of the Sun, where Long
Talk will be delivered before the Society, by
Brother HOLMES WEAVER, and appropriate
tunes will be played by the Columbian Band.
by order.
BERNARD HILL, jr. Ssc'y.
.NOnM Of Plants, 29th, }
Season gf fto,eers .qpri,29
Year NJ Dtscoreru $40 y
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COMMUNICATIONS.
UNPARDo.NABLE IMHUM4M1TY.!!

UNPARDO.NzBLE I.NHUAL1NITY,! f! :!
We are sorry to state, that on the solemn
protestation OF Lord NJ, an American pri.
vateer has so widely departed from all rules
OF decorum aud humanity as to piunder him
OF suher6 fair " /sieeve.buftoas, while on
board We hope therefore that our country
men, should any again have occasion to re-
ceive this gentle on board of their armed
vessels, would have particular respect to his
sieepc.bnfons, otherwise he will report them
to the world, as a people too unpublished to go
to war with any nation In so polite an age as
the present. WAR.HAWK.
Bristol, April %, 1918.
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Generals Boyd, Winder, and Lewis, are
at Buiialoe. An attack on Canada will prob
ably be made from that place and Saekeu's
harbor, and by the naval force under Com.
Chauncey. A naval force is now fitting out
on Lake Erie.
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We tccommend an attentive perusal of,he
letter of William Cobbet,, to the Prince Re-
gen, of England, on the dispute with Ameri-
lea, published in this days paper. /, is re-
plete with cogent reasoning, and is founded
on the broad basis OF incontrovertible truth.
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DIED.

In this town. on Thursday last, Mrs. SAeAu
GATES, aged S4, consort of Mr. Billings Gates
At Philadelphia, on the 18th ms, after a short i'll.
ness, the learned and patriotic DIR. BExJAMiN RusH,
aged 70 lie was one of the sgners of the Declara-
tion Of independence
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commanding at Fort Adams, is appointed AS
sis,ant Deputy Quarter Master General, with
the brcvet rank, and pay and emoluments Of
a Captain OF Infantry.
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MIMI RTED

In this town, by the Rev. ur. Pa,ten, Mr.. BsNIA.
hiNJtuNIkINs, Of Wilmington, N, G. TO Mrs Eli.
zABETH PorrEs, daughter of MIR. Reseom Potter,
of this town.
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w. q. Bullock, esq. of Savannah, is ap-
pointed by the governor of Georgia, to fill
the vacancy in the senate Of the y. 5. occa-
stoned by the appointment of Mr.. Crawford as
Minister TO France.
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The U. S. irigate Macedonian, captain
Jones, now a, Ncw-York, is completely rchl-
ted, and has droppdd into the roads, prepara-
tory to a Cruizc.
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SDisleitatleOus.
Fran the Providence Pafrios.

|pur little territory is at length invaded The Pres
hl, anticipating this event, Immediately upon tie
|fiaration Of War, called upon "Iiis Excellency"
the States quota OF militianot As has been basey
|}resennd, tor the purpose Of invading Canatla-5ut
|lrf-nd our ov n homes and hresides ellis Excel
true to the spirit that pervades the federal fac
, absolutely refused to comply with this constitu.
|i,al request; and 1t cannot be expected that the
fsident will SO degrade the dignity OF the United
ties, as to make n second requistien. Had the
itia been ordered out in compliance with this re.
remcn, all the expences consequent thereon would
Ne been betrayed by the U. States Whatever bur-
rs are now imposed, must be borne by this State
|Ge.
|,Xe have hitherto trusted To our LOYALTY as the
eld that would protect us--but we Tow begin to
II that We have been deceived. From its local
hation It's said the Northern section of the State
|S no immediate danger to spprehend-as get We
|rurely repose under our osn vines and fig trees
h none TO make us afraid : We should however
nember the enemy may come 'like thief in the
h the federal prints take especial care to warn
Fof our supineness and we may, when We least
eect it, see the blaze Of our dwellings glitter on
darkness Of midnight 'lft.I
Dur brethren in Newport are justly alarmed at
ir peculiarly exposed situation; they know they
liable TO be driven from all that is dear to them
IA comparatively Insignificant foe One thing ap-
ars certain--lhey must rely their own valor for
)tec,ion "His Exceilency" and his Pace Council
not sensible of their dangcr-or if sensible Of il,
not think them of consequence enough to attend to
Il is really time this contemplate electioneering
icy was abolished-Let the militia be ordered
l--If they are net wanted OIL the northern, post
In on the southern frontier. Although the feder.
sts possess all the 1seah of the community, We
dge ourselves to contribute our n,ife with cheer.
heart. We wish our southern brethren 10 repose
securely as We do. 5a
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HATS

Cranston c Shaw,
nFFER at private sac, on reasonable terms,
~ 5000 bushels Indian CORN;
lS9 do. Calivant PEAS;
220 bbs. supeifne Richmond FLOUR,
200 do NAVY BREAD, .t'
100 hid SHOCKS;
lS NJ SHINGLES. April 90.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

ST%HE subscriber will sell Tract
of Land, containing 593 and q
7 halt acres, within two miles of Fauquier
Court House about 800 acres of which
are in wood, we'll timbered. The open
land is undergoing its first course Of
C'oyef and plaster There are on the
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses. Pos.
session of the houses ana part Of the
land can be given Immediately, and OF
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de-
sirable tracts of land in the neishbor-
hood of Fauquier Court House, On &C
count of its vicinity to that place, where
fire wood sells at from three to four
dollars per cord during thu winter sen.
son. John \. w. Smith, Esq. or Saml
Low, Jr. Esq, will shew the land, and
make known the terms Of sale.
Also, one other Tract, containing 200
acres, lying in the county of Culpep-
per, on the main road leading from
Chester's Gap to Fre,lericksburg.-
This land is we'll adapted TO the use Of
plaster, and is not more than two miles
from Mr.. Moses Gibson's Merchant
Mill. IL will be shewu by Mr.. Curtis
Corby, near the premises, and tbs terms
made known on application to the sub
scriber, living the upper end Of fau-
quier county, on the road leading from
the Court Houac TO Chester's Gap.
VIM. Clarkson.
March 4 8w
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influence Of these truths, that they su'-
rertbeir minds TO be perplexed BY those
things which ought to have only . SUI
bordipate place in the soiicituds OF an
immortal spirit. For our country, II IS
laudable, it is amiable and natural that
we indulge some concern. But as We
bv our thoughts cannot add one cuoit to
her stature after having used those law
full means which God hath put in our
mower to better our condition, it will
he our interest as well as our duty TO
dismiss all disquie,ing fears and appre-
tensions, and to submit ourselves to the
protection of Him who rides I'D the
whirlwind and DIRECTS the STORM
Fear him ye saints and you Will then
have nothing else TO fear"
But if we hope for his protection and
blessing, we must study to please him
in our lives. We must propltiate MS
favor by repentance for our sins and by
faith in that atonenent which his blessed
son ha. made for the whole world
Being justified BY faith, we have peace
with God Though Jesus Christ. we
are hereby brought into covenant with
him, and may plead with confidence our
claim to his mercy and everlasting de.
fence. We have an asylum from the
storms OF life, fortress into which we
may retreat in every time OF danger
Into this refuge then let US fiee Tor safe.
ty, now, while the gathering danger
warns now, when the calamitles Of
life teach us the instability of world
within and without us, which seems
to toll the death bell Of its own disease,
and by the Voice of all its elements to
preach the general doom" q.
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Daily Ga-etts, 7 Dollars.
Country Gazette; S Oo!lrs.
SATURDAY, APRIL 10.
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King 81 FaiJar~streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

+ Corner Of King u FatJar~streeIs,
A, OFFERS FOR SALE,
T. Br. wHoLEsALB AND RETAIL,
.,zo ~ o,s.,. Tsas-gunpo~der' I'M
10y. o" periai, hyson,hy son skin,
80 boxes young Tyson s souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf anG lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans * Muscoyado
$50 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
pipes, half pipes and s Or casks l. +
Madeira
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
6 do genuine old Port
IL pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
5pipes, half pipes and 90 or. casks
Teneriffe
Is pipes real Cognac Brandy
$ pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-India Rum
IS puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bhls Peach Brandy
Is do Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hbds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
30 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & Rhode .IslandCheese
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glaubcr
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Cad.
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
SC.
~. B. So bushels fresh soarranted
CLOVER SEED.
March s.
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers to the Alexandria
q Academy, are posi6ed. that an
Election for Trustees will be held at
the School Room on Monday next the
18th instant.
/. p. Thompson,
Secretary.
April 8 At
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MeNrroRY-

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Lands For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale
small Farm, containing about 50 acres:
about five miles from Alexandria, or
theColchester road, adjoining the farms
Of Mr.. Haywood Foote and MI Den
mis- Johnson, the greater part OF which
is meadow land and the remainder well
adapted 10 clover and the production
of vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
nay be wstered. Also, two hundred
and sixty one acres of Land, all in wood
am timber, except about fifty acres
cleared and under good fence, on the
Raven worth road, about s miles from
Alexandria, ard adjoining the lands oil
William Hepburn, Daniel Dulany and
the late Robert Moss, and about mile
from the first mentioned Farm.
Also, Lot of Land, containing Gle.
ven acres. contiguous to the Town OF
alexandria, adjoining the lands OF bca'
Howard and Peter Sheron.
Ch. Slmms.
May % 3aw3w
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FOk SALE,
And possession gwen or the first day
o. J3nnaiT-nGEt,

And possession gwen op the first day
o. J2nnarILn9&ta
A Very valuable tract OF LAND,
4 contrasting $50 ac"es, '}lng O. The
River Potomac, about tWo miles above
the Little Eds, in The county ct Fair
TX ard state of Virginia. Also, ano-
Their Iract, cailed Straw bcrr, V lie, -
bout three miles from thr ahove-men-
toned, containing SIX hundred ana
twelve acres. Bob Tracts have sui
6c,ency of excellent Wood and Tim
Der, are well watered aud healtay, Pc
culiarIy ad pied to Grass, the soil na-
turally good, on which from recent ex.
periments Plaster of Paris acts in the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
can be divided into Farms of two to
three hundred ,creS each The first
Tract is distant from Georgetown five,
the last mne, and both from A.exan-
dria thirteen miles. If the above tracts
bs sold, personal property attached 10
them to the amount of eight or ten
Thousand dollars vii! he for sale, with
which the purchasers of the land may
be accommodated
Also for Sale. a valuable Tract of
Land, about | 3 miles from George town,
ntainine about lC0 sores, near the
mouth of Difficplt Run, below the Great
Falls Of Potomac, on which is Mill
Scat, surpassed by few In Virginia,
from which Flour may be- water borne
to market at the small rate Of one quar-
ter Of i dollar per barIel,
The above Tracts wiz be sheWn, and
the terms of sale made known on ap-
plicat;on to the subscriber at StrawOer-
ry Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
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