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Pubic Sale.

TNURSUANF TO he last will and
testament ef Casrlss Alexander,
ceased will be sold at Public AHs-
n. on the ereHises. IN iks Tosa ct
iexaadria, IN sbe sd d. " OF February
XII, aesHssr r. hanassae sad -.lra-
Ia L. rs, in several Sc tiers Of said
syn,
William T. S-rasn.
Wiliiam b. alexander,
f1'sts ii Chas 4ieasnaer.
TspHarv % stits
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sIahn's Genuine Eye Wa

A sovereign remedy 70, all dis
Eases oil the eyes, whether the effect
OF natural weakness or OF accident.
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To Rent or Lease.

/ will Rent or Lease from ore to ten
years, the estate 4f Andrew Balnain,
deceased, consisting Of upwards O
800 Acres.-Rsserying there'ron. tor
tho use of my Sister and Children, tn
iousc and about forty Acres OF Land
1t is therefore needless TO describe II
as those wishing to rcnt, Will nrstvie@
thc premises,
Robt. P. Washington.
August 90.
Wanted to purchase Alex
andaa & Washington Road
Stock Enquire at this Office.
December SIT. 2aw
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have pswer "a majority OF their whole
number coneurrins) tomake, revise, all
ter or annul all such rules, orders or bye
laws, for the government OF the company
and that of their officers, servants and al
fairs, as they may from time to time think
expedient, not inconsistent with law or
the articles of this association.
article IL.
The President and Directors shall
have power to petition for an act OF IN
corporation, and accept such act or char
ter as may seem to them calcuiateds to
promote the interest of this association.
.articlea18..
This association shall continue without
limitation; but nevertheless the fproprie-.
tors of two thirds of the capital stock OF
the company, may by their concurrent
votes, at general meeting to be called
for that purpose, dissolve the same at a
ny period after the year of our lord one
thousand eight hundred and tbirty-fve,
provided, that notice of such meeting and
its objects, shall be published in two or
more newspapers, printed within the Dis
trict of Columbia, for at least three months
successfully, previous to the time appoint
ed for such meeting.
.9rticle 10.
On the dissolution of this association,
effectual measures shall be taken imme-
diately by the President ard Directors
then in Office, fer closing all tie concerns
Of the company, and for dividing tie ca
Pitai and profits which may remain "a.
mong the stockholders in proportion to
their respective interests.
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pany, and as soon as possible tker..o
deliver in as particular an coralter
their loss or damage signel w;tI Sa T If
own hands, as the nature of tie . -" Their
admit of, and make proof u tIa 'e will
by their oath or affirmation, and y. same
books of accounts or otkeir pgorer , 'her
ers. as shall be reasonably reop;r a atouch.
shall procure a certificate under fl. and
OF. a magistrate Or sworn notarv VIC y eand
town or county in which the fire hon.. y, The
ed, not concerned in such lose ddapPen-
or indirectly, importing flat thew p are
quainted with the character and c i'e &C.
stances Of the person or person. .ileum.
and do know or verify believe ,ausu ltd,
she or they, really, aid BY m;st S,s'he,
without any kind Of fraud or evil
tice, have sustained by such fire. ld trae.
damage to the amount therein na mss or
ed; and until such affidavit and s aa.,n
cate are produced the loss claimed ds rum
not be payable; also if there arrears s ian
fraud, the claimant shall forfeit HE ol any
to restitution Oh payment BY viltu. o,d In
policy. O'''is
10. In case any difference shall ,,;..
between the assured and the ccmr 1.se
touching any loss or damage, such d;}
ference may be referred to two rarso VIZ
one to be chosen by the assured ort e.
three persons to be named by tie Pres "
dent Of said company, ard the otb a,e 81.
the President out of three persons nsmsa
by the assured, whose award in wr;t;s sa
shall be conclusive and binding on bo.s
parties. And when any loss or dam DOua
shall have been duly proved, the jnsnpsJ
shall receive satisfaction to tbe fnn =
mount thereof, witieut any allowance -
any discount, fees, OF other reduction
Whatey er.
II. Persons chuslng to insure for So
ven years, will be charged for six years
only and for less number Of Years
tran seven, will be allowed reasonable
discount.
IL. The President and Directors Of
this company for the time being, shall
hare power to alter, amend, or abolish
those rules or any of them, ard from
time to time to add others to them, giving
suitable public notice thereof.
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Fundamental Rules
OF THE
Columbian Insurance
Company
>~-OF ALEXANDRIA,
For risk egainst Fire.

| ~" ft"I tSutNoC ITS.
! I. PEHsCNS DESTROYS to make insu
rGaee On buildings, are to state in writ
| ing the following particulars, VIZ. G.
what materials the walls ara roof of each
/ bGliuIns are constructed, as well as tie
| obstruction OF the buildings contiguous
| Il eretc--whetber tie same are cccared
as private dwellings or how Otherwise
where sltH--teG---aiso TIE name or names
ct the present occupiers.
Each building must be separately valu.
, ed and a specifed sum insured thereon
and in like manner sererate sum insu-
red on tie property contained therein.
All manufactures which contain furna
ces, kilns, stoves, ovens, or use Sire heat.
are charseable at additional rates.
In tie insurance of goods, wares and
merchandise, the building or place in
which the same are deposited, is to be
described, also whether suci, goods are
Of the kinds tenomiaated hazardous. and
whether any manuiactory is Carried on
in tie premises. And if any person az
persons shall insure his or their buildings
or goods and shall cause the same to be
described in the policy otherwise than as
they really are, SO as the same be charged
at lower premiums than would otherwise
be demanded, such insurance shall be of
40 force.
z. foods held in trust or on commits
sion, a'e to be insured as such, other
"@se tie policy will not extend to cover
suC,i. property.
.. ~ loss or damasseto be paid on fire
happening by any invasion, foreign enc
my, civil commotion, riot, or any mill
tary Or usurped power whatever; nor for
danaSe done by fire occasioped by earth
tuakes and hurricanes but this compa-
ny will make good losses ON property
barnt by lightning.
4. Books OF accounts, written securi-
ties, bills, bonds, and ready money can
not be insured.
S. Jewels, plate,medals orotfer curiosi-
ties, paintings and sculptures are not in
Guided in any insurance unless such ar
ticles are specified in the policy.
6. Persons insuring property at this
Office must give notice OF any other insu
rance made elsewhere for their behalf on
the sane, and cause such insurance to be
endorsed on their policies; and unless
such notice is given, the insured will not
be entitled to recover in case of loss.
7. Every policy ofinsurance signed by
ttllis company shall be signed by the Pre-
sident and attested by the Secretary !:
and the person for whose interest the in
surance is made, must be declared and
named therein: nor can any policy or in
terest therein be assigned but by consent
# the company expressed by endorse
nent made thereon.
8. No Insurance will be considered as
made OR binding until the premium De
actually paid.
9. All persons assured by this compa-
ny, sustaining any loss or damage by fire,
are forthwith to give notice to the COM
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NOTICE.

ENHE COLUMBIAN INSURANCE
d COMPANY of Alexandria, have
commenced business at their Office, over
the Coffee Room IripIett's Hotel, where
proposals for insurance will be received
from the hours Of IL till Q p. Al. each day.
They submit to the public the follow
ing Fundamental Rules, to govern in all
cases of FlhE ASSURANCES, which
may be effected in their Office.
Mm Hodgsop,
President.
Vim. Wilson,
Secretary.
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Country Gazetfe, 5 Dollars.
/. FRIDAY, MAY IS.
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
TIME Partnership of Morgan s .Mas-
tersaa was dissolved by mutual
consent en- the 18th inst. All persons m
yie5ted to said firm are requested toscome
forward aad settle their accounts with Wit
Lauefin Mastersan, and those. who have
claims will please present them to him
for payment as he, has been duly antho-
rised to settle the affairs of said concern.
VIM. Morgan.
I.aughlin blasterson,
May Is. 81
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fRITT1ArG
s1Ar-s SxssSsAS AT gHss OFFICE
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per cent. below par, It viii follow, that
the loss which the nation sustains, IN this
single operation, from having in power
men in whom the monied interest does
not deem it safe to eonfde, amounts to
the enormous sum of ONE MILLION SEVEN
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS. In the name of mercy let US
hear no more sroans about the mouth OF
labour, from the pupils of Jefferson and
Madison.
YeteYen this, and in time ofpeace too,
Mr.. Dallas consie ers, for so the exulta-
ton comes to us through his conduit pipe
this Mr.. Dallas considers as the
tiptop of all financial exploit /! God help
US, say, when such doing obtain the ma
tional applause. There could not be a
more e.fectual warrant for dilapidation
and fraud.
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TO 4 SALE.

yEyHE tract of LAND lying on the
south sideof Oecoquan river, with
in one nile of the rccoquan Mills, in the.
county of Prince William and state of
Virginia, known IS the Swan Point tract,
containing two hundred and forty four a.
cres.
Of this land 40 acres are arabic. and
the whole under good 6nclosures--from
slight experiments which have been made,
it is believed that no land can be more
easily improved, being particularly adapt
as to the growth of clover. aided by the
Plaster of Paris. 1t is highly recon-.
mendei by it's convenience to the mars
kets Of Dumfrles and Alexandria, being
distant from the former but ten, and
from the latter sixteen miles.-The neigh
bcrhood is healthy and the society GOOD
For information relative to said land
and improvements, any person wishing
20 purchase, is referred to Mr.. ZachaIiah
Ward, WHO is the present occupant.
Any farther information NAV be obtain
ep on application to either of the subscris
bers; living in Prince william County.
BERNARD HOOE, jun.
JOHN HO0E:
INV 10. 1aw4w
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BosroN, July 6.
From the East Indies.

The Bombay Gazette of October &C,
e;ves mauy particulars OF an unsG ccess-
fal attack By the British troops, against
the fort of Na!apanee, or Kalunss. in the
Goorkha country. in which much galan-
try was displayed, and mauy lives lost
but 50 we'll posted were the natives, and
so resoiutely did they defend their strong
holds. as eyeItusiiy to resist every at
tack made On them for several successive
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Charles g. Davis, Of Baltimore Coun-
ty on Phlsgmasia Alba dolens Puerpe-
rum.
Philip R. Edelen, St. Marys county.
on Prevailing Theories Of in1amma-
|tian.
John D. Vowel, Alexandria, Dis. Col.
|Dysentery.
James Anderson, Hartford county,
Puerpetual Fever:
Shadrach Allfriend. Dinwiddie county
Va. on Cholera Infantum.
aIanus Rowan, King Georges county
Va. on Hepatitis.
John A. Hooper, Cambridge, Md. on
Phrenitis.
Ernestus A. Dunkel, Baltimore on no.
rea Sancti VIII.
Octavius C. fancy, Calvert county,
Md. on Hydroeele.
Patrick C. Robb, Fredericksburg, Va.
OH Hvdrocephalus hnternus.
Joel Hopkins, Baltimore, on Philosophy
OF Epispastics.
Alexander Clendlnen. 5. Carolina, on
Dislocation Of the os Humeri at the
Shoulderj joint.
Edward Il. Worrell, Baltimore, De
AQUA Intra Peritonaenm Eifusa.
The degree of Bachelor Of Medicine,
and the honorary degree OF Doctor OF Me-
dic;ne were conferred upon Robert "
Harper, of Alexandria d. Columbia. and
Bankes Wakeman, of the State Of Con-
necticut.
The premium for the Dissertation best
written in the Latin language, was adj
Judged to Edward IL. Worrell.
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Just Received
AND FOR .S.4LE BIZ
KENNEDY & SON,

LORD Of the ISLES, new Poem, by
Walter Scott, Esq.
Magic Of Wealth, new Novel, by I.
IS. SURF.
Wavcrley.
An elegant Pocket Edition of shaks-
pear, in 6 vols. with Fignettes.
An ESSAY on the Character and Prac-
teal Writings of St. Paul, by Hannah
More.
Episcopalian Harmony.
Ditto Catechism, by DR.. Aber-
crombie.
u Selection, of all the Laws eff the U.
States, now in force, relative to CONNER
cial Subjects; by Jchn Brice, deputy col
Iector OF the port of Baltimore.
Velvet Cushion, Tale, by J. w.
Cunningham; from the 5th London e.
dition.
ALSO,
A Treatise on the Fundamental Doc
trines Of TIE Christian Religion, in which
are illustrated the Profession, Ministry,
Worship and Faith of the Society OF
Friends. by Jesse Kersey.
July II. cost
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Bv the Spartan, the Editors of tie n.
| York Gazette have received a file Of
Bordeaux papers to the slst Of May,
Tae folewingis nasty sketch of their
contents :---
The French papers are to May 81.
They contain London news to the 51st
MaF.
As late as the ESD CT May, all the
transports in England were preparing to
carry troops.
TIE army ofLorl Wellington, in Bel
GUM. was $4,000 strong, composed of
British Haneyerians, Be!sians, Dutch
and PrussIans.
There appears to haze been some dis
turbances at Chatillon, and that Gen.
Travot, after having put tie Insurgents
to flight, took 10000 stand of arms, of
English fabric,
One Of the insurgent chiefs, Ferraud,
| isis said, was wounded,
An Austrian Courier a5p..yec at Paris
ar the nieht Of the 2aIl, #'iich aro,tuc-
ed an asserhh'age of ministers, at which
the French Elupernr presided.
The Journal of Lille, ef tie ESD of
Nav, persists IN saying, tat The Count
|of Lille (Lonis 49, has ahdicated. and
that the Count d'Artois will succeed bin
under the name, Of lharles tie 19th-&
THAT tan first act OF tie new king. has
been TO name Chafeanbriant, minister OF
the interior, then sitting at Silent.
It appears, from the French raners,
that there had been some disturbances in
:sritanaT, where the French Government
had sent force 30 repei the insurgents.
Gen. Trevot lad battles for four sue
cessiye days with tie Rovalists, in which
he killed many, and took large number
Of arms.
A BRUSSELS 1arerof the 18th of MAY
states, that the revolt Of The saxons at
Leige, was the cause Of great anxiety
there, as it was feared that tie Dutch
soldiers would follow the example, they
Being averse to war.
The French papers say. that it was re-
ported, that E1urat had beaten the Aus
}rians on the Cd and Sd of Maryland
that he had ordered q column to. 60 in
the rear CT Gen. Nuegent.
a letter from Bale, in Switzerland, of
The 18th Of Say, announces, that on the
18th Russian colonel passed through
that city bonnd TO Paris.
Lopisiana Cotton ut bordeaux l75
to 190--Pot ash, &C francse
A Hamburg paper of hss.oth of April.
asserts, that tie King Of Denmark will
not move any Of his troopss until he has
received compensation f;ir Norway. The
same article adds, that It appears :at this
moment, very difficult u sstisfg him be-
cause the Emperor Of aN "a has declared
positively. that be wtsssts aano act which
would dispease swe,is Gshing to unite
ali his forces against fsesa seon.
Bonaparte was stisa ii asris, and nut
off the champ de may "a ~ 9Th Of June.
We learn verbally. tfssf Bonaparte had
under arms. including ~ the sailors, be-
tween 4 and 100000 lsss<s
Stocks in France, Mag 4, Sc to 81
At London, May 2S, IA S-S-Red. 81
S-8.
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ID MAKING TIE preparatory arrange
meHts Tor laying the cerner stone of tie
Monument to the memory Of " flashing
Ton, the Managers directed their commit
Zee to request, IN tie first instance, the
venerable & universally respected Arch
bishop CAREetL, 10 commence the cerq-
many BY inyukng a blessing on the un-
Idertaking, not ai{y on account OF his
high ecclesiastical rank, but as having
heen the cotem, .oiary and intimate friend
ai that iiiustriGus man--.but as he was at
a distance from the city, the wishes Of
tie a}aaagers were conveyed to him in a
letter irom the Rev. Mr.. Fenwick, who
received in reply the foilawiue answer,
which We taSc pleasure in being permit
Ted to conmaaicate to the public.
6 You will not fail to present imme-
diatcly my very respectful and grateful
Acknowledgements to Mr. Giimor, and
through bin, to the gentlemen of the com
mittee. for the distinguished honor done
me by their Choice OF nc, as the person
designated to open the august ceremony
OF the 4th OF July, and remind cur coun-
.trymen, of the only true sources OF rea!
nGnor and sslery. thc moral, civil and
military virtues Of that illustrious man.
whose Monument will that day begin to
be raised, which even without the aid Of
marble, remains unde:aced and imperish-
abe In the hearts OF his fellow citizens !;
though it is likewise worthy of all praise
go exhibit grand and solid testimonials of
aatloaai g attitude to eminent beneiactors.
These are my sincere feelings on the
present occasion; and with pride would
[ obey call, which honors me so much:
tho at all times it would exceed nv
power to Go ltjustice but now more par
acuiariy, at my advanced period of life,
and with half extinguished voice,
must unavoidably fall SO much below
tie soiemnity of the occasion and public
Expectation, that respect fer the super
|e.nment Washington and for my fellow
citizens, ccinpes me to offer my excuse
to tie COMMITTEE, which You will do in
lmy behalf, and lip terms the most express
size OF my respect. and my regret, for my
inability to answer their politeness with
/ ready compliance"
Federal Gaeette.
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Dissolution Of Partnership

vEyHE partnership of WM. FARPER
q e. Go. being dissolved by mutual
consent, all those TO whom the above con-
cern are Indebted viii call on Josiah II.
Davis, who will settle the same, aud ali
those indebted to said firm will please
make immediate payment to him-iie be-
ing fully authorised to close the business
sf fhe late concern
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, jury 10.

Mr.. SNowDEN,
The Common Council I perceive
met on the first of the month. and as usu-
al did nothing that can be considered as
|beaefting the town. The public spirit
which once animated and directed that
body seems to have languished and died,
except in few members.
At period when our town is rising in
the opinion of the pubic, it is all impor-
tant that its police should be vigilant and
attentive to the cleanliness of the streets,
the preventing OF nuiSances and the good
order in general of the town. Instead of
this we see in the public functionaries
Ilangor and indifference, End disposition
in many OF the citizens to censure such
i of the officers as attempt to do their tiu-
lty. The citizens Of the third ward are
called on to elect member in the place
of one who has resigned. It's but Justice
to state that the member who has resign
led was more attentive to the duties OF his
jstation than any other member from the
ward. It is fact which the records of
i'he- CUultC!i VIII SHSWs LIdL tHc Two hl0G-
lstyeet members seldom attend the coun-
leil. Why do they neglect their duty to
| the ward they represent ? Why has not
!! the council! exercised their constitutional
lpnwer and forced the attendance of these
l.cembers? 1t is well known that one of
the members from the first ward has gone
TO Europe why has net his seat been
Eracated and new member elected in his
iplace Are the people Of, the town will
ling to submit to such apathy and neglect
of their interest on the part of Their re-
representatives., and why do they not re-
fmenstrate |?
Look at the state ofthe streets: if dis
eases of the most malignant kind are not
generated frona the impure matter which
as to be found in every part OF the town,
Iit Will not be owing to the attention Of
the Superintendent OF Police. or of the
contractor for cleaning the streets.
a Iae Pager.
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University of Maryland.

At commencement held on the first
Monday of May, the following gentle
men having respectively published and
publicly defended a thesis, received
the degree OF Doctor Of Medicine, viz
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~ A meeting of the Mem
hers Of The Fairfax jockey Club, is rarti-
cularly requested at William P. Rich
ardson's tavern, on Monday the 9TH day
eff August next, Cor the purpose Of form
ing rules and regulations for said institu-
tion.
July 10. eawSw
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Just Received,
.aN~D For SHE BIZ
Griffith cad Brdwner.

~ "D "'5" III 0D'1"A
At their Warehouse on King-street, 10
packages OF DRY GOODS, contain.
ing:
Black and coIored Bombazettes
Long Cloths
Madras Handkerchief
rs and IA colored Cambria,
Do. Go. black do.
Gingbams. Linen Cambria
Imperial Muslin Shawls 4
Cambria Muslin
Cotton Hosiery
Beaver Gloves
10 fashionable London Dresses
Cotton Shirtings. etc. etc. etc. !!
ALSO.
100 bsgs Green Coffee
100 boxes Soap
90 do. fresh Figs and Prunes
4 do. Arrow Root
II cases assorted Glassware.
July 8.
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VIM. Harper,
Josiah IL Davis.
Josiah IjeWes Davis,

I'D EGS leave to inform the public that
i , he intends continuing the Lumber
aad Ship ChandIery business at the stand
formerly occupies by Wm. Harper 8 co.
and hopes for portion Of public Patto-
mage.
July u. st
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Regimental Orders

an ATTALION courts of enquiry for
IN the first and second battalion, first
regiment, second brigade militia, of the
district of Columbia, will be held at the
courthouse, on Saturday next at TIRES
O'Clock in the afternoon.
BY order,
ROBT. GRAY, Acting Adjt.
lstreg. cd brig. M. D. c.
July 10.
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.,eo,7 declaring that his cause
,ssst s. s S'ss mankina; and exp res,
sras - homes that the French nasoh
gag 's ~. .ss;p s.reca.te grodigiss.
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j. F. Caldwell,

Hos just reccired from Neso-T Fork,
and offers for Sale,
sc dozen Hibbert's Brown Stout
10 ditto first quality Claret
6 ditto ditto Champagne
40 boxes superior Sesars
9 bales Cotton Water Twist, No. 8
81 to IL
A constant supply of Lorillard's Rap
pee and Macabau.
ALSO,
4 general assortment of Groceries and
Family Flour.
July II. ct
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To Lease,

THE FOLLOWING valuable PIECES "
GROUND, -,
nNE Lot situated on the south sue
" Of Prince street, "a feet to the vs.
of Pitt, fronting on Prince street 81 1eet
) inches, and in depth 100 feet. Ano-
Their on Pitt street to the south of Prince
in front 90 feet, in depth 1es feet
Also-A Lot situated ON
Fairfax to the south of Wolf street. in
front "a feet, and in depth los feet 5 in'
ches-For terms apply to
Sarah Porter.
July IL 1awtf