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June 22.

june
The important article which follows,
VIC received from our correspondent at
Washington on Saturday last, and sub
nittedl ii to several of the intimate, friends
of Gen. Mnteau, who said it was no,
true, and offered to bet large sums that
it was without foundation. On this &C
count ue suppressed it, Yesterday we
saw letter from highly respectable
gentleman ei this city, now Washing
ton, which confirms it. To withhold il
any longer, would, in our opinion, be
neglect Of a duty We owe to the public.
As the news is, We give it without com.
ment.
Erfraet of letter from Washington,
dated June Is and confirmed by
second letter Of The l7M
"Mr. Aster has obtained peDmis-
son of our, and the British govern
ments, to send a ship to Russia, to
take out and bring home cargo, on
condition that he takes out General
MoREAU, who is to have the CON-
mand of the French prisoners and
other French in Russia, which men
he is to organize, and join Berna-
dotte against France"
The shipHanniaaI. cleared out for
Russia. by Mr.. Astor, has dropped
down as far as the Watering Place.
and, we understand, will sail the first
wind. As TO the departure Of Gen.
Mereau in this vessel, we can say
nothing, because we are uninformed.
Nev York Gazette.
WASHINGTON CITY, June "a.
Cohy Of q letter from Maj, Gen. LEWIS
10 the Secretary ct H'ar, dated
NIAGARA, June "a, 1919.
SIR,
You will perceive By the enclosed
copy Of orders marked /, that General
Dearborn, from indisposition, has resign
ed his command. not only of the Nigga
"a army bat of the district. l have
doubts whether he will ever again be lit
for service. He has been repeatedly IN
state OF convaleseence but felapses
on the least agitation of mind.
In my last ] mentioned the unfortu-
nate circumstance of the capture of our
two brigadiers, Chandler and Winder.
The particulars are detailed in the re.
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I dered? Salcedo, Herrara. & IS O..
Tiers, who all relied upon the nsages
of war, the terms Of the eapitulation.
and above all OH the protection OF the
Americans. were secretly and iahu.
manly put to death. The Americans
who were entirely Ignorant OF the
circumstance, have expressed great
disgust and horror. The declara.
ton of Independence was read ; a
iuata established. ar Bernardo
made General and Commander in
Chief; every thing became tranquil J;
many young gentlemen have return
ed here. and most Of them wished to
return to st. Antonio. the deceitfIl
and treacherous character Of the
Spaniards the doubtful event of
the revolution, and the uncertainty
with regard to the views and " :shes
of the government prevent some.
We have just learned that consi
derable force is assembled near the
river Grand and about ii leagues
distant from St. Antonio, determined
to oppose, and that they are 40" On
their way to meet the troops of Ber-
nardo. who are on their n,arch.
There can be however little doubt
of the event, as the Americans are
alone sufficiently numerous to drive
and beat all the Spaniards in toe
Province. In aboat three mouths
they propose marching to the adiosn-
inv Province of Coquila, which IS
unable to resist them.
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FROM MEXICO.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

Aerandr,a. (Lou A'ansa J lane E, 1913.
have apprized YOU of the fall OF
st. Antonio and The province of
Texas. and Of the occupation of that
place by the troops OF Bernardo.
/ was however incorrect IN stating
to you that Salcedo con manded and
was killed in the action. Tie Span
ish troops were commanded by Col.
Hcrrara, a soldier and d gentleman.
Gov. Salcedo remained at the Ia
pitcl, and after the defeat attempted
to make terms. He was however
summoned to surrender, and writ
ten stipulation was made that he was
to surrender at discretion, but was
TO be treated with the usual urbani-
ty. Col. Montana displayed great
bravery in the action, and was shot
while in a single combat with major
Ross, fate much more enviable
than that Of the others who saFren-
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20 Dollars Reward.
Kan away

From the SUBSCRIBE, i'irg near Mid.
lloburg, Oh the tDsI OF April last, q
Negro M3h nance u 4 MEL. who enilS
himsc.t DariG. (Hsvers. nc IS about
~ gears OF ols let o inches hip h,
and VI gen,se!iy made for .,ave /;
OF bla k :oHpiexion has small scar
Det~cc2 his eye brows ais upper tore
tceth rather wide apart; has pleasing
countenance, and is apt 20 smile when
spoken 10 he processes to be baptist,
prays very we'll. and ! have no doubt
now attempts to preach. 1t is pre-.
sumed he will endeavor to obtain enc
ploy as waiter or cook, having been ace
customed to both. Whoever will se-
cure said slave in any Jail so that ] get
him again shall receive the above re-
ward, and if broug hi home all reasons-'
BILE expences paid.
Robert Brown.
July 10 2a~tf S2s
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July 10
1 hlrty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber.
on Occoquan, on Monday the 2lst inst.
two Negroes, MOSES and EVE; Moses
man about six feet high, 10 years old,
of dark complexion and is a very
likely fellow had on when he eloped
oznabrig trowsers, cotton shirt
grey cloath waisrcoat and felt hat, but
it is probable he may change his
clothes, as he has plenty Of money
Eve stout woman, upwards of forty
years # age, pretty dark complexion,
and has large scar on her breast. 1t
Is probable the said Negroes will at.
tempt 10 60 TO one o. the northern
states, for which purpose have been
informed Moses has procured pass.
Whoever will apprehepd the said Me-
groes and secure tn m in any Jail, so
that get ttem again, shall receive the
above reward, or Twenty Dollars for
Muses. and Ten for Eve.
VIM. Davis.
July DIT
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, July Is,
TO SHRw
eHs VERY AGE < BODY OF THE TINE
as FORM AND PRESSURE.
REPLY TO Mr. WEBSTER'S RE
SOLUTIONS.

1t will be seen by our congressional
journal that the President has at length
sent an answer to the resolutions offered
by Mr.. Webster and adopted by the
House of Representatives on the 2lsl
ult. The answer consisted OF an elabo-
rate report of the Secretary OF State to
the President, in which he states that the
first and only information Of the exist
ence # the French repeating decree OF
the 18th April, 1871, was communicat-
ed 20 this government by MIR. Barlow in
his letter Of the 18th May, 1912, and re-
ceived on the 18th July, OF the same
year-That Mr.. Russell has repeatedly
declared that the first knowledge he
had Of it was when received from Mr.,
Barlow on the a9lh Msy-No COM
munication of the decree was yer
made by the French minister near
the United States and that he has
not made any explanation further than
when questioned on the subject, he de-
cIared his ignorance of its existence un-
til the arrival of the Wasp, which yes.
sci brought it out to him-Mr. Barlow
YVES instructed TO demand an eXplana-
ton of the French government; but his
tourney to the North and subsequent
death bad probably frustrated his inten-
tons on that as well as the other sub
iects, with which he was charged-His
successor, who has recently sailed for
France, has been instructed to resume
the pending negotiations with that 60
vernment, and also to ask an explanation
on the subject of the repeating decree -
The Hon. Secretary then enters at large
into defence Of the Presidents procla.
nation. the good faith of the French
government In relation to that sub
lec,, and anlmadversions on the Bri-
tish government for its want of faith In
the letter Of the duke OF Cadore OF the 5tH
OF August, and Justification of the war
declared against that country in conse
quence. TIE repor. of the Sccre'ary
IS accompanied by number of extracts
from the correspondence which has
taken place between our ministers "a
btoad and the governments where they
reside, aud the Secretary of Safe, tend
ing 10 prove, as he asserts, the positions
which he has taken in his report. We
shall take the earliest opportunity OF
laying the message and documents be-
lore our readers.
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cnAMUNIcATIoN.
JEFFERSONIAN POLICY.

o1-iS
At the very time that Mr.. Jefferson
was recommending to his country to a.
void wealth and luxury, which might en-
tice foreign aggression. and war, and op-
preston, he was fostering ard support
ing faction in the society, whose aim
and wish it was, 10 throw us into war with
a foreign power, whose discarded sub
iects formed the most active and visdic.
tive supporters of his measures-Thus
ignorantly, or wickedly, blending the
principles of discordant governments,
whilst he recommended the peaceful
pursuits, necessary to an unambitIous &
con,ented people, he was secretly pro-
noting those OF warlike, restless and
grasping population, which, regardless
of its own case, and the improvements
of natures gifts, was studioss only of
acquiring by force the wealth and posses.
sions of others. Too proud to submit
10 the drudgery Of domestic economy
the western prowler turns his eyes al
ways to The fancied happiness of his
neighbors; and in the violent seizure Of
an Indians hut, or in the more polite
spelling of rich mans gains, gratihes
at once his cupiditv, his envy, and his
outrage. To curb q temper SO terccloas
and s,aricious was the duty OF man
who wished happiness to rising RePuo-
lic--to give it encouragement, and to
cherish it, was the wicked contrivance
Of its worst enemy, for personal asgran'
d.zement.
TIE following p. s. to a letter,
dated Liverpool. May ts, was re-
ceived bv the, Ho!l0n.
/" Mr.. Baker, the late Secretary
OF Legation in America. has arriv-
ed and il is announced that ne
brings propositions founded on the
Russian mediation.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at Public Auction on
Sa,uI day the tn of August nex,, at II
n'cEotk On tbs Premises, that elegant
and commodious three story Drisk
louise and Lot on The South side Of
ku.s street, adjoining the Post Cfhce.
Tenn. nf Saie-EGdcrsed Notes at
s, II and 10 months with Interest ircm
The date, the pai ment O. VIII, il will 10
secured by COED OF trust on the pro.
perry.
July
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Public Sale.
JUlv -

ON Saturday the 18th last. at twelve
o'clock, will be exposed to sale on tho
premises, one undivided fourth part OF
the WHARF and WAREHOUSES,
situated at the intersection Of King and
Union Streets, now in the occupation OF
Mr. Thos: Irwen.-Terms Of sale made
known on tie day.
c. l. Catlet, Trustee
Of SAMUEL DUNLAP
July 8.
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be commissioners for holding and IN.
perintending the same.
Ordered, that the bridge directed to
be built on Wilkes street a. the inter-
section of Royal street, be built by tho
superintendent of police under The ii.
rection of the committee of the ward.
Ertracf Jron, The mtnutes.
I. d SIMMS, G.
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Trinity Church Lottery
July IL
Strayed or Stolen

FROM tie subscriber'> Was near
the Diagonal Pump in Alexandra, .
Bright Bay Horse, about fifteen and .
half hands high, Win blase lace, bis d
of one eve, and believe both bird feet
ate white, eigEl years old last spring.
and is very GOOD Wagon horse. A
reasenaele reward will be paid 90 de!i-
ring he Horse to Mir. JAMES G. DE-
y1ALE, IN Alexandria, or the subscriber,
near Berryville, Frederick county, Va.
Daniel Hams.
JuIv - st
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Potomac Company.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Potomac Company, will
Dc held at the Union Tavern, George
town, on Monday the I'd August next,
at IL 1',lock
JOSEPH BREWER, Treasurer:
lr,vl 3tawt2A
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IN COUNCIL.
Augusk z. 1914.

.4ugust z. l8l3.
A petition from'the brick makers OF
the town playing relief from the ope'
ration Of the law Respecting the burning
nf brick kilns within the corporation was
received aad rc..d
lii consequence Of the absence from
town, Of The Commissioners Of the cleo
ton Of Ward |, ordered by last council
on the gid ut. II is ordered, that an
election for said werd, be held at the
House of Jeremiah N>lc on the Goth
August, and tina, VIM Harper, Joseph
Deanc, and Alexander Nj Kcnzie, be
Commissioners for baldiug the sa:se.
Ordered, that the auditor issue a war;
rant il. favor Of Washington Boyd, mar
slal of The district, for fifty seven dslars
and sixty cents, amounted clerk 'snotes
aud fec bills for suits instituted by the
corporation.
Ordered, that the auditor issue var
rant in favor of James She;har tor ten
dollars for refreshments furnished com
missioners Of election isi Ward 3.
On Hotfon of reference 20 a Camnlt-
tee, Of the petition of the brick makers Of
The town, seconded, 1t is ORDERED that
de said petitian be- referred 10 Messfs
Fowle, Rhodes. Paton and Veitch.
The eoasni,.ee on :he petition OF Ri
cbarA Libby and otaers made a report
favorable 10 the petitioners, which was
coDcurred in by council.
Ordered. that nc auditor issue war.
rant in feyar of Wm. Philips for eleven
dollars and fifty cents for pavement done
in the market house.
Ordered, thai T. w Peyton be added
to the committee on mounting the can
non.
], d. SIMMS, C..
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FOX Sh3. y, 4


a Tract az Land, III the District OF
Columbia, containing one nundred and
eighty six acres, large proportion OF
Which is we'll timbered, the residue
being cleared and of fertile soil. -
30 another Tract. contsiaing about 100
sores, througa which the Washington
and Little River Turnpike road passes.
On said land cre several ha' dsone ST.
tuaionS, commanding an extensive
view of the circum accent neighbour
mood. Near the above turnpike, per.
hsps, wou'dhe good stand for pub
lie house. Also a Mill Seat. bcicg
possessed of every possible advantage,
having ! 3 and half feet natural tall in
a short distance. with plenty OF good
stone sufficient for dam and building
# any dimensions, | viii sell all or
any part Of the above property, or cx'
change ior bank stock or country pro-.
tluce. Apply TO
G.. w. Carlin.
Alexandria:
March Is law
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We had Yesterday practical demoa-
sira,ion Of the pohcy Of fostering prlva
teersmer, which Mr. Secre,ary Jsres IN
his d.corf1io, OF opinions" b&s so yea
lously sdsoca,ed The big Despatch
froaA CAel;z,o this port, was captured IN
Oh, ha1hur, within the light. by a htt!.
pea och, called the Ca>tgator, fitted
oct a, S@len, for the purpose OF eaptus-
In Gs, homeward bound vessels, We
s,e nappy tn say tina, this daring viola
ira { law was hot suffered 10 go an
pvc;shcd. The Isoment informai'oD 0.
tr robbery cas- RECEIVED IN toun, tw o
5,,a;, wire fitted OF, with abou' hfteer
Iren iu each, and went in pursuit OF the
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NOTICE.

ALL perspns bsNipe just els 10 a.
~ gsnst The f9hseiihs,. ave ,pl 81
ed to hagd ,h.m IN tr,p sef l"r'srt-~5' d
those ina.S.etly are;rtqs'- Ned u bs pc.
.pared q d,s.t}argf;thc >sme Uner called
o,:y. II is. beptd that PEI sons h,erssose,
wi, a,leed to the above rc,icc wiki ut
delay, as Wish .tn close all niy accounts
IS soon as possible.
BELISHA LAWS.
August 10 SIS
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MsDonnough by his vigilance, has ct
tected the scompletioa Of two sioops Ut
war, which will be ready for sailing III q
day or two, when We shall again have tae
command OF the Lake. At present, We
are sufficiently prepared to tep5l an az
tack Of the enemy, though not pursue
them on their retreat by water.
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REpORr-FROM NORTH POINT

Sunaay Mo,NHg, AugHas Szh, 1878.
A; sun rae his NOR ing, discovered
seven square rugged vessels, two seseo.
.ty fours. ,aree frigates, two biigs. and
TWO schooners they appear to lay close
TITO K mt Island. Except enc ir,sate,
lying close in with the ha'o eastern
shore SIDE AT half past S O'clock, one
of the schooners usdc sail and stood a
cross the channei to the Western shore
THE LATEST.
Last nights dispatch to the general
states, that fieen sail were lying at the
Upper part Of Kent Island, among which
was the admira's ship.
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.uder, They met the brig coming

marauder. They met the brig coming
I'D with good wind, under easy SAIL
When the privateersmen perceived the
boats coming, towards the brig, they
wen, on board and supplied the prize
master and crew with arms and ammu-
milton. The privateer then lying close
by the brig, hailed the beats seyerd
times, and ordered them to keep off =
they made No answer. The prlyateer
then commenced firing on the beats,
which was not retu:ned-ihe prlvateer
somewhat steering off-lhe boats run
close along side the brig, when the pfi-
yateersmen on board OF her commenced
a fire on the boats, which was returned
by them. The boats then boarded and
repossessed themselves of her. The psi-
vateer at that time, was standing to sea
again, when by d well directed shot from
Fort Independence, she was suddenly
brought to, and came to anchor of the
Fort
We understand that the brig was like
wise brought 20 by the Fort, ard that
both vessels are there detained at this
time No injury was done by the shots
exchanged.
We conceive ourselves bound in JUS
tice 10 assure our readers, th>t we put
no confidence 10 TIE report Of Judge Sto-
rvs being concerned in the C:s.lsator. !,
Best. haf.
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March Is
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An: For al. by the sLbs critters,
COCO r:.5 .eis t Uots s, {. -
800 SACKS Lire;pnoi blown do.
a. Bolts Russia Duck
40 pieces Russia 'heeting
2 boxes sewing Twlhe
ofFac in BAGS
Losnisc Brandy and n pine.
L ?. Tenerfs Wine N f'pe'
Gunnowder ;"
imperial
Young Hy.cn TEAS, in chests.
Hysos Skir &
souchohg
NJ lean & somers.
Aurus. 4 ~
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TO I ET.

Ard possession given on the first day
Of September next good dwelling
house and stand for Mercantile Bust
MSS as sny in the town, OH the south
side Of Prince Street, nearly opposite
Mr. John 6. Ladd's dwelling house
Isis pro perty will be rented for enc
ysar, ending the LIST September, 70 a,
which will he the expiration OF my
,ease on said property. Appl! to VIM.
e Nsw,on Or the subsc, iber living in
said House for |. rms,
Bazel Hurdle.
July 3.
The above property and
a House and lot adjoining.
or either, will be sold a great
bargain on application to
VIM. &. Newton.
August 10 d
CREHORE'S
Hot-bresied Paying Cards,
nst received and for sale by
Cotton & Stewart.
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/" TO sHEw

"go sHEw
rua VERY ACE < Bons OF THE TINE
v,s yoRA AND PRESSURE"
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Public Sale.

THIS DAY, at half past 10 o'clock
will be sold at the Vendue Store, mid
die sged NEGRO MAN, on credit
of six msnths.
P. G.. rMarsteller.
August 10 1t
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Estraet Of letter from Gov. Hinder
to general Smith, defed AUsust z, hal
hast 6 o'clock II. M
S1u--Two men who crossed oyer to
Kent Island yesterday, returned III the
Afternoon, giving Information that the
British had landed in considerable force
on that Island. This morning there are
to be seen ships, briggs aUa 2 schrs.
lyiuc.oG What is called the Eastern Bay,
between Poplar and Ken, Islands, close
under the shore; | above Hackes'sPoInt;
the Others, (foI there were Is seen yes
terday,) presume may have gone into
EasterG Bay" 'ja''ds
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BALTIMORE, August 9.
THE EN'. MY

Extract from. Cahfcm GeIaon's letter to
AfJo, General Sa'th
81 have tie honS; to ihipf!n YOU, that
I have this moment arrived from oil
Swan Point, which Place. left at sner''
dian to dsy. On my first appearance at
he mou,h OF the river this mcr,'ng (ss
A Nj with the galteys IN company,
me uppermost ship which lay off Ches
ter river Immediately got under way and
stood down, aad made signal to tise ship
that lay below, who Immediately got Oh
der way to meet her, and they Goth an
rhoroa pear each other, just above Kent
Is,.pu at II o'clock. None but those
two ships were TO be seen from our
mast heads whsn / left them to- day, and
nothing has as yet gone up above swan
Point
u S. schooncr Pdtchsco,
off fou MHes,y, IN Dug. 1878.
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An Armenian named Emanuel Mir
saines, was lately beheaded at Jsssy, by
nrder of the Porl. He had.been tie friend
If The late Muotapha Bairac,sr, WHO had
caise2 him TO he dignity OF Boy. He
sd amassed immense riches, BY the
monopolizing the trade in silks III Ro-
leila. Alter The fall Of Bairactar, be
bought considerable estates i'll Walla.
th'a, and palace in Bucharest. He was
much attached to the Russians, Tor
whose soldiers he had built an hospital.
Iii. property w-s estimated at Hearlyi
100000 Of ducais.