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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell on moGt-
rate terms, the House and Lot
at the corner of Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
ments. The house is well finished /;
contains five good rooms besides the
garrett, has ap excellent cellar, kitchen,
out-hou,es, and pump in the yard.
The Lot is well improved and contains
half an acre of ground. extending l2s
feet on Jefferson, and l76 feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it is q good
frame stable and carriage house.
]. D. Simms.
January Is. dtf::
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100 Dollars Reward.
Nov. 6.

100 Dollars Reward.
ELOPED from Fairfield, in the
county of Frederick and Common.
wealth of Virginia, on or about the 7th
day OF March last, a negro slave nam.
ed ANTHONY the property of the
late William B. Page, deceased. An.
thony is about S fest inches In
height, of substantial form, light
yellow completion, and rather Of an
eHeminate voice. He is about % years
OF age, was brought up house SER
want and has been accustomed 10 thai
course of employment all his life. He
is slave of great capacity and eonsi.
derable ingenuity-he reals-he plays
the 6ddle-and possesses great me-
chanical turn--he can do rough car
penters' work and make combs. The
above reward will be given il Anthony
should be unprecedented at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, & brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandra.
But if apprehen at the distance of
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will
be given if he is secured in goal, and
notice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami.
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February u.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MRS. ROSS wishes to inform t h
LADIES of Alexandria, that she has
commenced the
Manipulating Business,
In its various branches on King street,
next door to the Coffee House-where
those who may please to favor her with
their work, may depend on having it
done with neatness and dispatch.
Feb IL Inn
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Prime Chewing Tobacco.
2 THE subscriber has just received
from Richmond, 81 Kegs small Twist
Tobacco Of Smiths Manufacture.
ALSO ON, HAND,
Six Hundred Thousand American
CIGARS, made Outright Mary land Toe
baeco-Likewise ageneral assortment
OF manufactured TOBACCO & SNurf-
all of which / will sell at low prices fos
Cash or good Paper.
John May.
Lower end Sf prince street, Alex'a.
Feb 16 ~ st. 5 =
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CLOTER SEED.
A parcel of New Warranted
GLOVER SEED,
For SALE BY
Joseph Muadevi7e.
Feb. Is.

To Kent Lease or sell.
THE subscriber will rem. for the en-.
suing year, lease for a term of years,
or sell for cash or On long credit, that
NoTED TAVERN, &c.
In Port Tobacco, chaAe County state
of Maryland, at present occupied by
Mr.. Horatio Clagctt.
Samuel Chapman.
New Town, Chas. Co. Dec. ii.
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Tho. Swami,
Edmd. |. Lee,

Hamrs. 0f bVm. Is. rage, DECD.
May 3
The Editors of the Federal Rcpub.
lican, National Intelligencer and Gu
zette of the United States, will publish
the above in their papers, and send
their accounts to this office.
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C.. Griffith.

Who has also received one Butt of
faN'ce old MADEIRA Vine imported IN
PSo0 and Warranted genuine.
,Nvember IS.
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Fresh Teas. Naisins, Cur
rants, &c.
Is half chests and boxes Cunpow-
der, dyson, Young Hyson and
Souchong TEAS,
20 boxes Muscatei Raisins.
800 VT. fresh Curran,s.
20 bbis. Rye Whlskey part of which
Is old,
100 bees shot, assorted from RBBB
b no. 10, Buck and Swami Shot, sin
bic and daubIe F Brandy wine Gunpow-
Per, Cloud Alum Salt in Sacks, re-
Faed AMI comTon Salt Petre, table
Ealt in baskets, Rcc, Loaf, Lump and
pmscovado Sugars, Nutmegs, Mace,
Gloves, alspice, Ground Ginger, Pep
Per, Fln,ant and Carolina Indigo, Fig
Blue, Spinning Cotton, Nader, Starch,
|aran'tto, Conpsras, Mould and Dipt
candles, Brown * White Soap, Cheese,
|PSeet Oil, best Cavendish Tobacco,
'arlnna Cigars, Madeira Wine, Cog
Fac Brandy, jamaica and Antigua Spi-
rs, Old Rye Whiskey, with q number
\ other articles in the Grocery line,
For Sale by,
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Notice is hereby Given,
To the Stockholders ofthe Mechanies
Bank Of Alexandria,
That an election will be
held at the Court House in this town,
on the second Monday in March next
(l4th), for the purpose Of choosing
fifteen Directors for the ensuing year.
By order Of the President and d.
rectors,
VIM. Patton, Jun.
Cashier:
February IL. ate
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TO RENT.

TO RENT.
THE Cellar lately in the tenure Of
THOMAS CRUISE, Esq. under the house
now occupied by THOMAS HERBERT,
at the corner of Fairfax and Cameron
Streets.
A Blacksmith Shop,
On Cameron Street, between Union
and Water Streets, and several vacant
Lots on Cameron Street, between
Fairfax and Union Streets.--Fosses-
sion to be given Immediately.
Aftly TO
N. Herbert.
January Is. tawsw.
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IkaPURTANT LETTER.
GGsrrKxBrSeH, Nov. is, 1914.
ITO be Continues. }

"GeTTENBUaGR, NOV. 10, .Siz.
Hon. 7hos. II. ferkirs, E.9 Sos.cn.
"DKAR sIR-A letter frsm an old
fellow traveller may not he unae-
centsble. An opportunity cssFs fer
Boston, and / cannet let il 60 win
out giving you brief account Of the
innaTtast events that have jast
taksa piae, in Europe. They viii
s,ast probably resrh ysu by way Of
EngIand tsfo:s my letter; bat it is
po.s;tIs I may 30 the :i:st to com
mu.is.!e item. Bonsparte was
eompsstely DEFEATED at Leipsic. OF
tee tstn 8etoher; on the 10th be
escaped fsom siat city and took the
roa,. for Erfsr;a, where he arrived,
a. he expresses i. in lis iet:et 20 the
Empress Regent, With " defeated
srmy." When such confessions are
made, ysu nay yell imagine his saf-
iorinzs. 5ts lost at Leipsie 10000
asa in killed. Seuaded and prison-
ess. sincs bis retreat from .aenee
;aa pursuing arrsiea have taken ma
nv thousand prisoners. The King OF
Ssxeny. with his who's Court. were
Ieade prisoners At Leipsic. Regnjer
Laurestos, esd a other generals,
we're taken prisoners Poaistowski
vas drcsned in the Eissers Auge-
rssu. Macdonald and Ney are said
70 have been wounded. Seventeen
h.ttsiioss OF Saxons came over to
the allies during the battle of the
18th. The B2,arians and Wertem-
burgers have Joined tbs allies, the
former 10000 strong On the Rhine
under Hrede. The headquarters
Of the Grown Prince we're at Hano.
YER on the 5ib Of this month. Bfe-
men and Cassel have been taken by
the RussisDs. Daveust is still at
Hamburg, but he must either be
taken or eut his way through Wal
nloden's army. which is twice his
strength. Denmark must make
peace, or be annihilated as q kisg-
dom ; she came in at the eleventh
hour. 1t is said the Crewn Prince
is pushing to Holland. There is
netting to oppose his going there.
Whether they will rise and throw oil
thein yoke, or not, cannot say, but
l should suppose they would net let
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a situation IL full OF snares, in which;
q degenerate nature is easily taken.
Rich mea forget their dependence On
God. Job speaks Of some who when
their hoases were allied With goods,
said unto Gsd, ";depart from us,
what can the Almighty do for ~ -
when Jeshurun waxed fat, or be-
came rich, then {" he fossoek God
which made him, and lightly esteem
ed the roak Of his salvation" a
rich man, mentiosed in enc Of our
Lsrps parabls, determined On .
course OF csadset no higher, than to
eat to drink, and II be merry. Idle
ness, infempe renee, snd seasuai'ty
are bIemishes in the character OF
those, whose circumstances are AT
fluent. Baxter q celebrated divine,
thanked God. tina: once he had mar
resly escaped obtaining 4 lucrative
situation atsourt.
Whilst in the distribution Of the
tainRs Of this world, ore il rich and
another peer, . third fills an inter-
mediate situation. This 10 the SAT
est situatisa and Of consequence the
NEST desirable. Tits free, in great
measure from the temptations at
teadant on eitks. Of tho two whict
have already been examined II IS
the situation In which y vast proper
ten Of mankind are plneed. Asu-
deemed himself unsafe in either pc
7ar.y or riches: Seneca thought hill
hsppisst who Sss Ssither poor; nor
fer renewed f,cm paverty: jacob
desired moderate .hing., protection
10 danger, fosd to eat. and raimsnt
to puton: Whss Bo!emOa prayed far
wisdom to ssahie him to fuifill the
duties ofhis STATEN in life, his ,,pa, CIR
was heard, and he received The ap-
probation o. Cad because he lad
thus prayed, asd had .:ct prayed fer
ririss. or !cas life, or tbs lives Of
his enemies; christians are epjeinea
having food AID s4iment herewith
to be son,snt, sai cf this they are
assured, their bread shall be given
them aad their water made sure !;
cha; things are asedfui for their sa..
teaaneo or oemfsri, shall b prcv:d-
cd fSF3ihsm on aswise, u gesd, ca.
sient pre- ideoss.
ITO be ConfirueS.
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var will continue a. long as the de-
moorst. are in power. Nothing can
he fairer than the offer in the Prince
Regout.'s speech. He declare: 10 =,
!. ready at all times TO negotiate
With America on forms Of reciproci-
~. nrovided it be done without . vi.
clation of public law, and without el-
feeting their maritime rights. II
must very so.n be known whether
our ministers ere likely to DO any
thing. The mediation OF Russia was.
as might have been expected, MOI
aeceded t. by England"
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M,NFTORY.

O THox zsaose word from cold derk'
ness strssck
That shark, ,ae San, ssrtke wisdom
FROM my sosti iouNe'
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- fr0M my soH
This wsrld contains . sufficient
supply fer all its Inhabitants but
The good things thereof are parcel
led out amsns men in different pro-
portions. Let each set his part
yell: The rich will And objects
whom tney nsy relieve; and the
poar full esmpetesey wkea thsir
rich usiShbors DO their duty. OF
the mamma whiea fell in the wider
ness fer the sasisnanes of an i,n-
n,ense ms!tiIsde, an homer was the
allowance UT each, whatever any 60
thered mare than this quantity was
given to supply tho deficiency to
those who wore aged, or who had
gathered little. God oyerisaks none
OF his creatures. soF Goes hs per.
Eit them 70 ovsrIsak ons anetber.
I'm the distrihatioa Of ths coed
things Of this life. oHs is rich, ans.
thsr is pao-, third tsiis an inter-
mediate situation /; azd eur Greater,
in this distribution, By the adssnta-
ges & disadvantages attendant there.
! on. suited to state OF trial, ean-
salts fhs welfare OF bis creatures,
and gives bright display OF the
wisdom. gevlnsss, asd essray sfais
soYeramea.
He who cannot support with ere
dit, bis respective sts,ioa in life, is
POOR man. What ia poverty to ono
mar. would by no means be so 10
ansther. Fsed. rsimsnt ard s,sei-
ter may slifse an the aomncn walks,
OF life, sut t.. eeasrqssncs and x:s-
nity. which in smisaat situasisus
must be supported. evidently require
greater sspsly. The snss. Sao in
common life. esnnst suppl, hi.usslf
with food Eaimsnt aad shutter, h tie
man in an eminent situation, who Ia
not support his consequence aad dig.
nifty, are both through poverty great
~ exposed. Poverty disposea non
to envy these who are more happy;
to mnrmar against Providsles anG
to take Gniu. tiaahle methods to bet
ter their situation.
An unhappy woman, ili-defeEded
fssm the cold and chilling blast.
mestisg stranger in the street in
wara and descent .lsihisg ; exelaim.
ed IN agony to what gsei Cad Gre
you indebted ana can Cad 10 other
wise taan coed TO any Of his crsa.
lures But il IS human nature to
be iDeonsiderae aud to complain
Is man a rebsilioas creature, and may
be not expect coil from the haDi OF
God1 What siaim has he upon what
is good !: il Il mt matter Of este
nishment fhst be receives SO many
things that are good And IL, 10
every Instance. il ba favour he
stexed On the undeserviRy, mn5 Ret
the siyer Of all thinss, bessos his
favouYs as he plesseth Unaffected
by such sen siccratioas, the poor OF
ten sesk q redress from taei? grisT.
anses In Eawor'hy coodes;; coa-
s.iecse. religion. eps eouuisy fail
sacrifice to interest. Judas for tai.
~ piece, Of silver betrayed bis n.as.
ter: Naa@an's gsld led GehaKzi TO
practice dseeit aud falsehoed: !Aehsn
could net asstain frsm tho spoil o.
Jericho, whatever trouble his cea-
daet might bi:ag npsn his country
men. A rir.aous mind would shud-
der at the thoaght of sush crimes in
any situation; but needy & dependant
siresnstaHses.a as they dispose men to
act raworthil., are lssrilous, under
this impressiou, let il be eur daily
prayer. lead rs not int tempta-
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COMMUNICATION.

Ths aRuusl examination at TIA young
ladies Acade@y in this to sH, took place
o. Thur,day last. II was rich repa,,
70 tho n,sn Of taste and science; and
20 these who visited fsr tho srst tinc &
hshsld the a,tainmcn,z thai even the in-
fast mind is sapable Of when judiciees-
ly inspired, it was matter OF astsnish-
msnt. The rapid improvements made
By the fair students Of this institution in
their several pursuits Of reading, pen
manssip, arithmetic, orthssraphy, en-
glish srsmmar, geography, use OF the
globes. craving, embroidsring, &c e.
sinss in the most satisfactory manner
the ur~erisd attention of their very sc-
eo"Plisbed x amiuSle preeeptrcs-, and
Of The young ladies who assist her ia the
different branches of education.
lAa happy to understand that teach.
irg ], an employ1sa, very congenial TO
hrs. Edmonds's inclination ;--,hat it is
indeed to hers
Delightful task to rear the tender
though:
To teach the young idea how to Shoot
FROM such o disposition then to i'm
part chat she so enip,Hily possesses e.
very thing nay be expected:
Her mode Of instrueiiIg' in many re.
spscts is peculiar to herself Il has, l
learn beeHs msxim with her tia, il she
b.. bat three hours to bes,aw on \ dis
mond, 10 spend fwo ie fretdriag it to-
the polish, being well awsre that an,
inrerfceticnint tic rndimeats cfirstruc-
,ioa. are only eiadicaled (if cyer) By the
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FRIENDS OF TAXES.

Mr.. Gales, after Informing vs.,
that al The Tax Bills had passed the
Hssss Of Representatives., adds.
/" The friends Of a rigorous and
Is sxsrgeiic syslsm Of tasstion. 1cilI
" seen hare NO rrasea to complaiR,
{" - they hare recently done. Of the
i" insrtnfss Of Congress-"
Nov i, may be matter Of curiosi-
" 70 ksoy, who these friends TO a
vixsrsus and esergetis system Of
taxstisa, arei The Farners are
ALREADY as sour as their Flour. a.
bsat their taxes-The .Mechrrics,
are ~ better pleascd--The .ger.
chssts ara taxed 70 che amount Of
their capital. by the total dcstrue-
tisu or Csmmerce-The wharves in
every seaport ts~a are full Of the
roitisS fortunes Of the ship o'cners.
and with the Lawy.rs aad Doctors il
il ease agreed, that il the tax OF
tho War is to last much longer, they
might as well shut up shop. Whe
thea arc the friends 10 now taxes !?
The responsible people Of our ceun-
try, arc divided into the classes "a
bsve enumerated. They ere either
Farmers, Mechanics. Merchants,
saiP-swners, Lawyers or Doctors:
but aonc ofthess are friends to new
taxes. Who then eaa these friends
boz Why Reader, they nre a set o.!
pss, whose names are seldom heard
and whose ,ceight is never felt. ex-
ssyt in such evil times as We have
faIlcs s2en --men who wonld live ont
IN age Of isslorious pesce, in power
y and ohseuriiy, but in times OF Var
become rich and notorious Pick.
psckets, who will Glch from ycs
your purse. aad shew ysu the pre-
sept Oftas la.s for it--Tbey are the
Ia.r-saihereis. DO you wish to
see these oiiens creatures Have q
little patience. nnA yen will be era.
tiHod--but remember, You must pay
for your curiosity.
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100 Acres of Wood Land
Land for Sale.
December "a

THE subscriber nfTors Tor sale fot
Cash q FARn containing about 30 acres.
shout FIRE miles from AlexaSdris, On
the Colchester road. adjoining the isr'as
OF Mr.. Haywood Foote snd Mr.. D,nnis
Johnson, the greater part Of which is
meadow land and the remainder well A.
dapred to clover and the production 1t
vegetables. Astounding IN excellent
spriBss from which the meadow lard
Insy be wat~red. 81
Also. two hundred and sixty scrss Of
Land all 10 wood and lirber. exccp, A.
bot fay acres cleared and under coed
fence, on the Raaenswsrth road, about
six mile, from .aiexsndris, and adjoining
the lsnds OF William Hepburn, Daniel
Dniany ard the late Robert Moss, and
sceut mile from the first mentioned
farm.
CHI: SINiMS
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A CURIOUS FACT.
Communicated for the Federal
GGxefte.

Gn&eftS.
Or Friday the 25th Nov. 1911. an
English barge ram into Wie0mieo
river snd cut out a small schooner,
having $50 bushels wheat sD board.
On the Sunday following the schoen-
CT was discovered by n Mr.. i;arnei
Tier ~hs lived on Wicomics. appar-
emily hea,ipg mp the bay under her
mainsAil & jib. This settlemsa think
ing he kDe " the sehr. paid attention
to,her manseuvres. When she was Oft
ST. Jereme's sreek she appeared TO
teach ground. hsvc about. 6llea her
sails. stood into the creek L ground
ed. She was Immediately bearded,
the cargo found entire. but somewhat
wet, and net soul On board.
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CHI: SINiAIS
James Kennedy & Son,
n ". 3.
booKsflifrs Aug ofFeef,
HAVE FOR SALE

HAVE FOR SALE
! he Family ipslruotor Tor Parents
and ChiIdrey, Masters and Servsnts,
Husband, and Wives
The Christians Manusl of Faith ard
Devotion, adapted to the various 20.
casiors Of The Christian Lille, by BIZ
shop Hobart
The new M.nuul Of Devotions.
Choice Embiems for Youth, Natural,
Histori al Moral and Divine, with
handsome Fngrsyings
The Fasts and Festivals Of the Church,
by Mr.. Nelson & Bishop Hobart.
'he Works Of Hanosh More in 8 vols.
in piai, or elegant binding
More's System OF Female Education
Practical Pietv
Christian Norris
che Dairy=an's Daughter, IN auJ
thenic and Interesting Narrative, BY
Clergyman
Scouts very valuable Family Bible,
with Hisiosit,l Notes and Practical
Observations
School Books and Classic. o. al! kinds
childrens' Books with handsome En-
cravings ~
aih!es an3 Common Prayer Books Of
all sizes and prices, and 10 all the
different kinds ef binding
Wits and D rights Pslams & Hymns
large and snail
Gcntlemens' and Ladies' Poke, Books,
and Ladies' Thread Cases
Stationary Articles Of all kinds, Fools.
cap and Letter Paper Of the, bess
quality
Blank Books Of al sorts made in tho
nratest manacr, ard Account Books
ruled to any pattern with Patent RuI.
ing and Binding il required, and ar
the lowest prices
Bank. Visiting and Playing Cards, and
agood assortment OF the most 70.
shionable Paper Hangins..
.heper6erlS. dit.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, DEcxnBIn a7.
1t appears, that the Hartford Cen

II appears, that the Hartford Cen.
vesGon assembled at their appointed
time. and are seriously engaged 10
the objects Of their meeting. What
those objects are, is a secret to all
but themselves-hut the characters
Of those Who compose the eenven
tier, IS a sufficient guarantee. that
they are both Legitimate and honor
able. In a short time. the public
may expect TO be furnished with the
result Of their deliberations.
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BRITISH LOSS.

The enemy have confessed their
loss near Farnham Church, in their
astisa with captain Shackieford, TO
he is killed. and 81 waunded-we
had only 2 men wounded.-Ia5eed.
our militia never gave way An inch,
until the enemy brought 400 hayon-
ets against 60 of orr men The en-.
eay aaxinusly covered On the trails
Of their blood which vas shed upon
the ground.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Defence Eli has not 6eon acteo
upon in the III OF D since our last
The Bill, and all the proposed Amend
msnts, are nov printed and it is un-
ders,osd. that i, will be takco up 10 d.v.
Tie Tar Blu pp,sed the II. Of D nn
TaesSsy, ty an overwhelming ma o,itv
and yesterday it PASSED tho Senate.
This bill mcrcpsrs in . slight dagree
new subjects oflax-tioa, We hsv- fan
Cd in oar ehoi, 10 give schedule at
these tnxosio day--wc hopc ts De more
successful, in Ger nexi.
The 5'!i 80 incorporate the Real
Estate B.ns" xcs:cra.y received IL,
Co4f Se Grace IA tie II. Of D.--a pro.
p,sirion'a E4a,7cne At I'LL tie Sl't Il
March. .uccueJsd ~ a sIajoFi,y.Oi s.
Ayss SO, Macs IS.
The Committee appoiatel 10 regoc;.
alto a Joan with the Banks for thu cn.n-
ing year hare made report, in which
they STATE that the Fsrmers' Bank Of
Virgins, had authorised them to report
TO The II Of D. their dispos!lioa to an.
,iciPate ths revsHus Of 1915, 100000
dollars, in addniea to tha 100000 dsl.
lars already advanced, at the interest Of
Z per cent. psr aaoam, PAYABLE hall
yearly, and TO advance il s.,hc cxigaa-
cies the state may require, BY elacisg il
- the credit Of the Commonwealth
monthly or o,hsrwi,e, in sum, no, les,
than 9leo, 500 and it such anticipation
sball exceed tbs revsnus OF 1915, then
the excess 10 DO reimbursed oat Of the
srst a,oney, which goes into the Urea
sury in the year 1915. The Committee
recsmmesd the acceptance OF this pro
position.
The bill TO aliaw the Corporate Body
f Richmnndfo pu, small notes iH'o cir
cui,tisn, has been les, in the n. Of ID.
The Legislature awe yet to acl Oh he
bill for collecting & ahhreh'iafing tn
Revenue the Defence EN the Militia
Ritk, &c. &c. II is isnpos lille TO sa,,
It what time they will be up--cert ;nly
u',hin three wesks-psrhaps in two.
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Legislature Of maryland.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
DECENiBER. II. fSfi

Ordered, That the Committee ap.
pointed on 50 much of the eommu
Riealisn ofthe executive ofthis state
as relates to the policy Of ;he gene
raj goversnsnt, and theexisting state
Of public affairs. be instructed 10
consider and report what measures
II may be competent and proper for
this house to take, fer maintaining
t he sovereign rights Of this state. 4
protecting the liberties Of its eiti
zeas against the operation Of arbitra-
~ and unconstitutional acts Of the
general government
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Positive Public Sale.


ON Tuesday morning he 27,a inst.
will be sold at J. G is Store, Saiit's
Wharf, ior the benefit Of those cen.
scrned.
About Is bales loose Cotton,
partly damaged by 6re. hhds. 1T qua.
lit, Richmond Tobacco, and . number
d pieces of KeMdsl Cotton, without re-
serve for eabh
ALSO,
so bale. prime Upland COTTON.
70 kegs Msnuiseiurtd Richmond
TOBACCO, and large quantity OF
loose COT1 ON, on liberal credit.
p, G. Marstcller,
The Editors Of the Nstioasl l;..elli.
geDcer. will please insert the sb,yetiiJ
sale and forward their account 10 This
Office.
December -.