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to vindicate her rights by the strength of her
arm. Accordingly, she neglected the obviou,
precautions, which the posture of the world
suggested. She neglected the militia suf-
tered her navy to go down; overlooked the
necessity of Notifications, and exposed her
commerce as rich prize tn the first pratt
cal invader. Every where our extensive
frontier presented much to allure, and moth
ing to deter the freebooters of Europe. 1t
must have seemed to them, that we must fall
an easy prey to the first power that assailed
u.s. 1t would he a contest between AN armed
gladiator and naked child. I'm times of vi
oience, 1t IS difficult for unprotected innocence
TO preserve its rights from violation. Men
OF the sword, look down with distlain on their
uhwaciike neIghbors. it was said of Cicero,
that he was too much man Of the closet. for
the times in which he lived and haves no
doubt, that his usefulness was greatly impair
Ell, by the prevalence of that opinion Could
he have encountered the great enemy of
Rome, with equal success in the field, as in
the forum, the liberties of his country might
have been preserved.
am aware that give a triumph to the
opposition In making these structures. 1t will
DE SAID that have pronounced the sevcrest
censure upon those who have, for some years
past, directed the public councils 1t is a
matter OF indifference to me, upon whom the
cehsure falls; but it may fairly be said, in
extenuation of their conduct, that the public
temper would not have borne the adoption of
such strong measures, while the danger was
remote. Nations like individuals, sometimes
require the lash of adversely, before they can
learn their true interests; and consider the
lessons we have received as infinitely more
valuable, because the impression is more tlu-
raoie, IN proceeding from that severe mont
tor.
FROM these and other causes combined, the
American character had greatly sunk in the
estmaton OF the world, and particularly of
England. That sentiment was manifested in
a thousand ways. All her actions betrayed
| their total Indifference whether she cave us
oHence or not. She interrupted our coastine
trade and impressed seamen from the vessels
engaged IN it. The attack on the Chesa-
PeaKe can only be traced to this source.-
l ne PRIDE ofevery American was wounded
6y the contumely with which they heard
| their Country treated in foreign parts. The
whole style OF our diplomatic correspondence
spoke Q! the degradation Of Of America The
worst effect of this state of things is, that il
| destroys that national pride among ourselves,
which is the surest bond Of union, and the
| most operative cause of greatness No tnan
| VIII sacrifice much for a country, which has
| no Character to maintain. Party divisions in
| crease and luHuriate. in proportion, as the
principle OF patriotism is weakened. 1t is
ABOVE all, dangerous to keep a country in
that doubtful state, between peace and war,
In which we have been placed for many
years. INDIGESTION In council is the natural
| consequence; and contempt soon fol ows
| PUBLIUS.
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- Ot NOhHNtU
MEDICAL PHILOSOPHY

which the laws Of animal lie intellectual and mo-
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Eases, are developed accompanied with several me-
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tnce o views occurring relative TO the most nroper
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he work Is an Essay toward systena;izine medical
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ana 10 explode psrnicious errors Besides the pbo,o-
phy ard practice OF medicine, the laws ofntel,ectua, A.
moral agency are here explored-The object of the
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Sodaby treated OF as the principles of both inoecuate
he work shall be comprised in one octave volume.
containing between four and Eve hundred pages neat
PRINTED on coed paper on plea type bound and let
terea; price dollars, payable on delivery. The us,-
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person that will bake six copies more Let I,cok-
sellers snd indeed any other person that has oppot-
nifty, and feels inclination to forwar the nul,on
OF this work, collect subscribers and send list Of them
to the author before November next, directed.
Dr. slfo'gan, Richmond Virginia.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

IWfursuance effhe zDN Of Charles Cos
oy, deceased, will be sold by The executors,
at Po7phatan Court House, on the second day
Of N2ey nert. the Slapcs belonging to The es-
tate Of the said Cosby, decd, on a credit of
f7celue months, tie purchaser etuine bond.
qpfM aflftroued security. bearing interest from:
aafe moi fSaittfit5iiy raid Ia ae7e arc
t90o good coolers, one soonan, ueru GOOD
cook, with eight likely children, con,sisifr7S of
91,lS ana 6oyS--a fart will be sold FIR cdsh,
sale.
SAMUEL WOODFIw.
FREDR. WOCDSOM
Aprii 10. 4s1
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NOTICE.

A MoNC the books and papers of the Iatc Ssmuei
"a Gfeenhow, there appear To be many which ,vere
Hypos.eu WIN nun rs Commissioners IN ChGncsu
he proprietors are requested to apply irnme,j;,I
and take them away, as shall hold myself resno1.
slble for their safe Keeping 'P'"'
Ihe -adm'r 4vith The mn annexed,
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NOTICE
April 10.

rs HEREBY GlYEN--That at the next Angus
court OF Prince Edward county, at the Court.boose
thereof shall sell at Public Auction, for cssh so much
OF aii the lands and lots in that county, returnd den
quent Tor the nnpayment for taxes of the last yesr 81
VIII be sufficient to discharge the arrears of taxes which
snail remain unpanl, tor that year. and ten per ceptu
thereon with the taxes of the present YEAR
ne saies VIII commence the first day of the court
and continue fror, day TO day until ,bey shall be corn
peted The subscrber authorised to receive all sneb
taxes and dsmsges at any time before the land shall he
soo' list OF oenquences may be seen in the clerks
Office of the county in possession of the s;,hso;h
IN the Office of the Auditor Of public sccouct,.
ROBERT JONES, Deputv for
John Booker, S'fT of Pr Edward.
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FTRGI.N1A LEGISLATURE

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Cfis Of Observation-Disclosures Stevenson
For A. Stevenson Iss
Benj. w. Leigh So
h'ch'no1'd eo',nty-Moore F. Broskenbrough, Fou.
shee G Tebbss %
y.-
Ch0riotte-J p Richardson, J. d. Richardson.
Cheste'JFe'd-Abraharn Woodbridge, Branch Cheat
GIo'ccster--,ames Dsbney,' John B. Sewcl,- over
two ederaiis. 10y majo,ies Of from go 70 100 votes
Jataes City-Acehsr Hawkins, WIN. Browne, M
ham,
Fra'ihE'e-Lewis Turnbull, VIM. Galloway.
SENATE
District Of 1fatfhews, &c.
Gioucester-Richard Jones 2si. Houlde, iIn,;e;,,
IS. ''''r i'"us'''
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Barb ary powers into perpetual peace with
out tribute, presents or slavery. g..
1t is time for all those, who claim the cha
racter OF decency, morality, spirit and digni-
ty to refuse Peace with the governments
that make their military prisoners ami their
non-combatant prisoners of either sex, mar
ketable slaves, and who demand tribute,
without color of right, from independent
governments and nations.
Democratic Press.
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FOR SALE

A iract OF Land, in Powhatan county, aboht six
"a miles above the Court House, ten from James Rio
yer, and one mile from Apbomattox '-
This land lies unooHlmoniy WELL its soil 1, ho. hc
rior to that Of any tract the county about tlrd
part only cleared, the ba!arce remark ably vel, SIM
pied with good timber; the Improvement s1rsl-si.
Subscriber living in Manchester
.7BNER CRLIJTp.
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LAST NIGHT'ls .NqTL.
from the NegD- York RVenng Post Ear


o
from the wreck Of The se1T. Su5TIyise.-
Four searnen that were left on the yrecl;
OF the schr. Surprize, reached town this
morning. They state that out Off 90 left on the
wreck, only 70 were saved that the keel
and stern post OF the schr. had drif;ed ashore
at Barnegat that number Of dead bodies
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UufyffS II USICIc tHcy Itft there.
Philadelphia, April s. Caffdin Cropcrof,
soho came f'to me Gates on 1uesdoy. sa4v
nofh'aS Of he Constftnuon's ftsize--S Size has
hrooadty made for tie ChcSoheake.
MARIEE MEMoRANpA
We are h ppy to learn that the crew of
the ourprize, wrecked on Barnagat shoals,
have all been saved excepting II, by means
CT rats made OF the wreck, by which they
fortunately drifted ashore.
The brig Avon, of Boston, capt. Nye, has
been Captured by the Barbados sloop of wa
after an action of two hours and quarter,
and carried into st. Thomas.
M 0Iasscchusetts, for fhe choice of Covcr-
nor, the net Refiu6lican gain in 81 forms is
665.
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NoRFoLK. April7.

NORFOLK, April z.
The Menedans, British frigate, Cant. Die,
has been for some time in Hampton Roads
she brought dispatches from Admiral Coch-
rane for the Secretary of State. We have
learned that those dispatches contain re-
quest from the British Admiral. made by
order of his government, that the govern
ment Of tie United States, will furnish
any information which it possesses, proving
that slaves taken from this country have been
sold IN the British colonies. We believe that
no answer has yet been received from Wash
ington. Ie6rsr
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so hogshcads Old Rum,
10 furse ditto Uinc,
10 crates common Plates, CUPS e Saucers,
80 barrels Whhe Cgfce.
SO boces Real Slanioh Sgara,
10 ceToons Shaniah Tobacco,
100 Herces Stone Lime,
IS tons Hemf,
60 Shares in the farmers Bank Of Tvgs-
mia, on accommodating terms
For Sale ~ ED,D HATJAM
D'o TOR rent-A convenient Tenement for a ,rnsTl
ian ~, Pieasahtiy situated April 10 --w4w
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BosToY, March 81


MILITARY ACADEMY, wEsT-PoITr.
The following, we learn, is the organiza-
ton of this highly respectable Military
School:
Brlgadier-Geperal Joseph G. Swift, Super
intendant--Jared Mansfield, ESQ. Professor
Of Natural and Experimental Philosophy-
David b. Douglas, Observation-Disclosures Eli
colt, Professor Of Mathematician Wright,
Assstant--hllen Partridge, Professor Eng.
neering-Wm Evelyth, MISUNDERSTANDING
3. Ihscker, Teacher of French Languspe--
Christian +. Zoeller, do. DrawingOPierTe
Thomas, Assistant Sword-Master-Re Adj
am Empie, Chaplain and Professor Of Fthics
"A. Walsh, Surgeon. The number of Ca
diets is $50.
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EXPEDITION TO ALGJFps,


We learn from valued friend, that the
first squadron for Algiers will sail in few
days, under the command of commodore Ste
phen Decatur in few weeks the second
squadron will be ready. including the two
74's commodore Rainh.iasse takes charge
OF this squadron, & on his arrival, will com
mand the feet in the Mediterranean. 1t is
stated that Commodore Chauncey has asked
tor, and obtained the Washington "a, one of
the fleet Many officers of distinction Join the
expedition. Besides those already mention
ed, we have heard of Com'rs Perry & Mac
donougb, Captains ZONES and ]. d. Elliott,
(second incommand with Perry on the me
morable 10th of September 1879 To the
fleet Will be attached considerable portion
OF our invaluable marine corps
detachment of artillery under the COM
mand OF Captain Archer of this state, 1.-THE
gallant and meritorious officer who was on
board OF Commodore Chauncey's feet on
lake Ontario) will be sent with the expedi-
ton. Capt. A. will have the management of
the shells, carcasses, rockets, &C. nen,S of
the proposed tribute. He is 70 be brevetted
Major, previous to his departure.
fynue
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FROM CHNADh.

ntS Post. Sir Geo. Provost, and S, lanes
A.. geo, were on the eve Of taking their de-
parture for England. The Government. c;-
VII and military, of Upper and Lower Cana
"a, was placed In the hands of 1t. Sir Cor
don Drumnicnd, and the command on the
Lakes was assumed by VIM. c. r. Owen.
rive thousand pounds sterling had been voted
service of plate for Sir Geo. Provost.
The Nonsrest Herald appears to e.uIt AZ
sPR trouble, which it IS supposed the Alce
rines VIII give us ; and says, " in the
courts and cities of Algicrs, there are no A.
mercan factions and monied interests. TO
couneeract the administration, as there were
IN London, and other towns and cities of Brj
tam when the late war commenced" After
TTofeSsing not to wish tue pirates success. he
adds, IN very friendly stile, {" The dispute
- d iength lett to nations worthy of one ano-
Their, prevail who WILL
Among other local acts. we ohcerve or,.
Thousand pounds is voted to erect ;. menu
irsas ~ the memory of Gen. Brooke.
or James lucas Yeo returns to ENGLAND
VIA. 'he United States. The magistrates.
&c. OF Kingston had addressed him in a CON
pumentary s.jie, and he had made a suitable
reply.
The Quebec Mercury states, that Sir Geo.
Frevost's presence in England, was required
20 EXp'atn circumstances, which his friends
lie. '''o pun
@''" N' f''''''4: Is. fffn'A''"' March
we understand that Com. M'Bcnougb has
orders TO dismantle the feat on this Lake, ex-
&c one OF the brgs, and that the sailors are
ordered to BOSTON. az
The Canadian Voltigeurs Chxsseurs and
FOyageurS, we're disbanded the 24th March
considerable numbers of these corps have
arrived at this place.
The Court Martial on Mai. General vii
N! nInSon mas terminated it's sitting at Troy.-
last a. a. "i11lu"y
-, coed nc7us Iront Ne7u- Hamhshfre.
ne Concord Patriot of Tuesday week
states the Republican nett gain at 287 in
40 towns, and remarks, that i" il Is not i'm
ProOaole that MIR. Plumer may be elected.
IL IS nearly certain that six Republican Seo-
ators are chosen-oHe half Three RepubIi-
can CouDsellors are chosen, making a major
lty OF the board"
It's understood from Paris, tina, the Ga
Settes Oh that city OF the latter end of Deem
Der, mention that the Dey OF Aleiers had
sent away the Consul of France in the came
indecent and unfriendly manner, as he sent
away our Consul about the time of our rrD-
tuTe With England. We shall find ourselves
Joined with respectable and powerful compa-
ny ID our measures against Algiers. France.
'se konan state, the Netherlands, Spain 8,
nc y. States Of America, are all assailed. II
:. '7e int rest and ~ duty Of the civilized &
moral governments and nations to force the
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FOR SALE,
Two Valuable Negro Men--apply at this Office.
Anrii . a.
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The J5AoTyins Uork 5vW socir be tau to the
freSs, # an adequate number Of
auHsc,ikcr, L. .htni.,nlI
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WANTED, A BOY

WAN led, a BOY
A BOUT II or s yearsOld, to attend in my Groce-
N eery. None need spply uHIcss he can come re-
commended for hrs aeadness and attention to busin,sz
he will be taken ono month on trial Application
may be made at NJ grocery on 9hockoe iiily II
street.
w BRACgETT.
Msrehs. q
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Bos4oN, .Af,rn 1.
FROMC.fN T'ON-direct

ON--QRCCE.
-<fr. at New Bedford. on Wednesdou night
last, schr. Russell, Cant. Yi66erts, Of Ne4v-
York, (6eionging to Messrs. NInst1un e
CharnfLin J NTH a cargo Of teas and silks,
from Canton. Sailed Dec. %, in co. zmth
the schr. Shhyrr, for the u. s. and Parted
co. ,,ert morning, the Gramhus, so gt,,s, in
sight, az anchor Of Canton rtDer I; 6ut did not
ger u''der zueigh. Capt. 7horndikc Of Be-
Uerly, came Passenger. He REPORTS no caf,-
lures, erce1st the shift Charon, Whitsemore,
Of Boston, taken at the Sandwich Islands 81
an English gun-6rig, with her cargo Of frs.
III 7uas eEhected all the other american
shlf,s auouid folto7u her fare, as fzuo sioohs Of
var hdd gone IN guest IF them
The brig Rambler, Edes, from this fort,
had arrived SAFE at Canton. Left there the
Jacob Jones, Of Boston. Tamaahmaah, do.
ready for sea, and probably 7could not sail,
as there 7vas great Probability Of Peace.--
dfso teft several vcsseks before knozyn.
Patriot.
Boston, Sunday noon
Arr: yesterday, schr. Delight, Cummings,
~ Newburyport, from Port Louis Guada-
ioups, cargo molasses. Sailed March Sth. &
left only one American vessel at the island
the schr. Sylvia, from New-York, at Basse-
terre, discharging. Reports ofpeace between
Great Britain and America had reached
there, but nothing particular known. Capt.
Z. heard ofno expedition going against St.
Domingo. Twofrisates were the only French
men of war at Guadaloupe The French al
low nothing to be exDorteti but u,olasse.
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Messrs. John e Nm. Miller, and IStoI6ETf
and SfgrLca,

=. - tL''tI '1ftIhtyf
NNKE NOJlCE.--Thst on the 18th day of .tune
next, shall proceed to take the affidavit OF VIM.
hay, Jr Esq. at the Office o Guiy'on ri Baekus, No
tary Public in this city between the hours of te and
two o'clock and # prevented from taking II ON that
Gay, shall sjourn from day tn day aud between the
SINE hours until the shall Be sken; 10 be rcd
rs evidence IN q suit now depending in the Hastings
Court Of tis city, in Chaneerv, in which an CON-
paitsnt and gov defendsRtswhere and when you rns7
attend if you think proper
J.R. JONES
April 10 --vysw
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G Ertdtt'-1--In fev Of the impressions Of cur
asl 'ne word 'oinewhar was leitont before the word
" similar" in Dr. Bannister's Certificate
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VNeTO MEMBER.
CONGRESS.
TO THE EDITOR
Dated. williamsburg, .1hrR 10.
=" he poll for James City is closed-the re-
suit, as we'll as that of the Gloucester election.
you have below. have great hopes Bassett
viii he elected, his friends are growing more
sanguine, and we are informed his vote in the
counties OF Northampton and Accomack viii
be greater than ia 1872
Gloucester,
Bassett 200 Eyre 81 Majority ZAP
Jams8- City,
Bassett 126 Eyre IL Majority III
Majority in the two counties $50
In the District OF Chesterfield, &c James PIeosarts
Esq will be reelected without opposition
In the District of Franklin sc VIM Burveli Esq
without opposition
u" NE nn6ertand, that Gen. Jacksor bos
ordered The French Con8ui tn eaue NJ Or.
leans We haze siUetl in or hfeceCYinas col
nni'1s, fEyo very interesting General ORDERS
9 his one Of them touching this delicate
subject the ofhey dia6aHdi,lg .yith due hon
ours, tie O1iittia efthe Stute of Louisiana.
Tomorrow is the Day fixed ON by tie President or
the U. s. as lie Day of THANKSGIVING and Isyoo,
acknowledgment TO the Almighty God, for his preat
goodness, manifested in restoring the blessings nj
peace" v
01r Ertdt'aSl-In f,v Of the impressions Of our
ast the word soIneshaf was left ont before the word
" similar" in DR.. Bannster's Certificate
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Sheep Lost. :

Strayed or stolen from the farm Of fhe
subscriber, on Saturday the 95th Of last
eight Eaces, having both ears
cropt, and most OF them big with lamb
AS they were, lately brought from Lou
Aoun it is probable they may have stray
ed in that direction. Any person giving
INFORMATION thereof so that the subscrib-
er gets them again, shall receive suit
able reward.
Richard Dc Butts
Clernont, Dec. FL eotf
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Public Sale.

Wi, be sold on the first day of January
next, for cash, 80,
a Few likely NEGROES, part of the
~ propert pf the estate Of John Nc
Clenachan,. deceased, at which time
there viii be hired the balance OF the
Slaves, belonging to said estate. :,
1t is: requested, if there are any who
have demands against said estate, anu
have not furnished their accounts, they
will present them on the above day to
James McClenachan.
Executor
Dec 9 ieots
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Land for Sale.

Twill sell a T2qCT OF LAND con-
tanning about 700 acres, situate in Fair
fax county, on Accntink creek, twelve
miles below Alexandria.
TO any person wishing to embark in
the wood cutting business. this would be
valuable purchase, as there are up
wards of 400 acres in wood lying CONT
gsous thereto. The cleared land may
be easily restored to its original fertility
by the use of Plaster of Paris, which
produces on the soil the happiest effect
The situation of this property is yer,
healthy, and the creek upon which il
lies affords an abundance OF fish and
wild fowl. MIR. Joseph Crouch. LIVING
at Mr.. Janpey's mill, near the land
will shew it, and the terms will be made
,nowE by the subscriber residing In
Loudoan county, near I.eesburg.
i'm. NJ, MCurty.
October 81 Cav :
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Land for Sale:
93j Acres.

In the county of Fairfax, four miles frosa
George -Tswn and Washington Ctr
and ten frsm Alexandria, thro, which
the contemplated turnpike road fruiG
George Town to Leesbarg passes.
IN I is bounded more than a mile; by the
Il Potomac, on which lies SO or 60 acres
of rich bottom and about SOC acres Of fine
timber, dwelling house with 4 rooms,
a large barn and few out buildings.
This land was originally of the first qua-
lily, and experience>has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible of improvement by
the use Of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
To which any part OF the above land may
be attached, and from which -four may
be water-borne to George Town. As the
water will be taken fronl the Potomac, it
will be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected; the ex-
pense in conveying the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary cases, and
a trip a day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
go Acres,
In the county OF Loudoun, miles below
Leesburg, lying on Broad Run-29ga
cres are heavily timbered, the balallceis
fresh land and produces well.
Mr.. .Mathias, of Leesburg, or Mr.,
Lud,oeH Lee, OF Belmont, will shew the
land and make known the terms OF sale,
The whole of the above property will be
sold on a long credit tif required with
interest from the date.
Richard III. Love.
Rokeby, August,l7. CO.
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DR.. Ree's CyclopRdia.

~ 4
CUBSCRIBERS to the above work
- are respectfully informed that the
48th and 4oth numbers have lately beer,
eoeived and ready for deliyerry.-Aa.s;
the publication OF the Cyclopaedia will
shorfl recommence, under arrangements
somewhat different than fdrinsflsy----..ach
of the subscribers as have not receiseu-
the publishers Circular. Letter on me
subject, can See cory of at the book
store of
WHO HAS FOR SALE, .; ;rt,rS
A London made square PIANO FOhlE
with additional keys and pedal. ,.s;s5
Also--aa5O reams writing ana ietlss
Paper.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, DacEMBER 90.

The Treaty with the Dey Of Algiers
sas, it lis generally understood, been ra-
tiled by the senate. and will probably be
published in a day or two.--Nat. Int.
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Just received,
Bv the ships Armita and William aud
Henry, from Liverpool, via Baltimore,
"A and Cd cambrics
90 cotton shirting of various kinds
and qualities
Common and superflne 5-4 dimities
Ga cambrics, ditto
superfne jeans
Mems, women's and children's cot
ton stockings
Elegant fancy muslins, various fl
cures
Gilt and plated battOns
] case OF tapes and bobbfns -
Calicoes and furniture fringes, &c
The above goods will be sold on adj
vantaseous terms by the piece or package.
George Taylor.
Dec 81 dStlaw
$500 bushels of Liverpool
Blown Salt afoat.
For saleby
homas H. Howland.
12 mo. 22d 2w