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under him, and Baroo Gne sepau raj two
horses killed. All the baggage of Bonaparte
is already taken, his plate, his papers and
bales OF Proclamations, ready To be issued
from Brussels. Among other things found in
his carriage, is the Grand Order of the Black
Eagle, which was given to him by the KING
sof Prussia. 1t bears this motto, (" Eueru one
ms o7,n." In addition to the $50 cannon
taken. are immense numbers OF caissons, " ag-
CONS, &c.
'"Gen. Compans, of Buona's guards, has
arrived here.
ave baIe information that the Prussians
have entered Charleroi. Several corps of cut.
troops have sdNanced rapidly upon Bianchi,
&c.
Gen. Beaumont, two Colonels, Major;
two Captains, with their snite, have placed
themselves under the banners of LOUIS 18th
-Four O'Clock. Couris,s arrive early. 10
regiments OF cavalry pursue the flying French
SO closely, as not to allow .hem moments
respite.
% BonaParte was forced to engage his
troops were SO nportunate for battle''
June l8. letter from Paris, announces
that the Royalist army in La Nendee has OBJ
tanned most signal advantages. Two reg-
mentS ot the young guard which advanced to
Anglers, have been totally destroyed by them
The royalist army is estimated at 80 600 men.
Brussels, ./4ne 70.
Couriers arrive in rapid succession al
bring further news of the defeat of the French
army, the route OF which is complete whole
corps throw away their arms to fly with the
greater ease; 10 regiments of cavalry pur~
sue them closely, and do not allow them
moments respite 10000 Prussians have
passed through Charleroi in pursuit of the
enemy Prince WILLIAM of Prussia isar ri
we'd; he Is going TO the army.
Hague, June 81.
'lne JOY for the Victory over Bonaparte is
vary great. general illumination will take
place this evening.
Paris, June 10.
Letter5-frcm the grand army mention six
thousand prisoners and 80 pieces of cannon.
as fruits of the battle of the 10th. without
reckoning the enormous loss of the enemy
killed: The emperor had Is order the recall
to be beaten three times to stop the carnage
OF the Prussans, and to enjoin the taking of
prisoners--our troops were so exasperated a
gainst the PruSsians = tE
Marshal SUCEET 7. marching part of his
force to Geneva Orr so!diers are much ir
i1tated against the Swiss. -
There IS said to be revolt IN favor of
bonaparte in the King Of Sardinia's docnini-
ons,
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Conmercu. Lnne 16.


The works undertaking Tor aucmentinp the
Notifications of Verdun, are forwarding with
the greatest activity. AT least 19nn
men are employed on them, and in transpor-
ting trees. The mountains of the Arponpe
are covered with redoubts, and its forc SITS wits
abattis. 1t is Said that entertainments are 70
De formed at the side of the little Weevre
(the ancient Castrum Vabrense.) Our coun-
try has, like the Vosees, its amazons. A.
married q an unmarried lady so to the from
tiers, 1t is said, in wariike costume. About
10000 OF Gerard's division have passed
through the department of the Mouse be-
tween the tenth and the fifteenth of June.
Paris, lime 10.
Private letters from the grand Army, men
ton oUOQ prisoners and 30 pieces of cannon
as fruits or the battle of the 10th, wi,hout
reskoning on the enormous loss of the enemy
IN killed. The firing of our troops against the
russians, whose government has hren the
principal instigator Of this unjust war. wac
such, that the Emperor was obliged to order
the recall to be beaten three times for th.
purpose OF enjoiniiig the making of pris-
oners and the stopping of carnage. His
Majesty was to enter Brussels the day after
tins glorious action, in which it is said the
General in Chief! Wellington, is compromisl
ed.
Alter the taking of Montmelian, Marshal
Suchet directed part Of his force upon Cen
eva. he first account will inform lis of the
result q this movement. The forces which
we have on the side of the Jura ard to Yos-
ges leave us without anxiety We are IRE
pared to oppose the projects of the eneu,y.--
The accounts from Besancon speak only Of
the enthusiasm of the French troops and of
the desire they have TO conquer, by new VIC
tories, the peace which the allies have bro
Ken. They are greatly initiated against the
swiss, those Cantons excepted, who have re-
May
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Austrian army has entered France, near
ChauIbery. Suchet talks OF some successes on
the 18th. but even if he speak truth, twas of
little, consequence.
Taileyrand was at Frankfort the 15th.--
Barclay de FOLLY was at Nuremborg on the
18th. The King of Prussia had not arrived on
the frontiers. He mad appointed the Goth for
being at Frankfort.
The Swiss have concluded Convention
with che Allied Powers. by which they decide
against bonaparte, but agree only to sort
OF armed neutrality.
The Paris Moniteur of the 18th, contains a
very long report ON Foreign Relations by Caul-
iocourt, occupying about seven columns of
that paper.
Pouches account of the insurrectiou in
France is contained i'll the late English pa
perS. He particularly denounces Marseilles,
Toulouse and Bordeaux.
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DUTCHACCOUAT rs.

HAGUE, June q.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange
continues to keep his majesty acquainted
with army events. His health continued
good, Notwithstanding the severity Of his
wound. In the great battle of the 1cth no
naparte left no means untried To force the
height on which the English and Netherlands
army was posted of which Braine la I.ende
was the key. Five attacks were made on il
with the greatest fury, and were all sustained
oy our squares and rePulsed by our cavalry.
Alter their last attempt towards evening the
French fled in great disorder, leaving a great
quantity OF artillery in our hands Bsna 0arte
went off on horseback at fall speed.
The Prussian army which hed suffered Sc
vcrely, and had collected at Wavre, suppor-
ted TIE Duke OF Wellington at the pr6Der
nme, Z did great injury to the enemy. Mar
siiai Blncher himself called out to his soldiers
cnliaren; we must pursue them this night,
Or they 7ll be teazng us in the morning.
The arm es we're SO much interrnina9Ied IN
the battle that Lord Wellington encountered
Marshal Grouchy.
" BRUssKL7, June 90, The brave Bulov
made dreadful Carnage of the French j.,
the night Of the 18th, with corns. of % ooo
chosen cavalry. God be praised. Bon,nartt.
mad promised his troops three hours pillaee
III bfusSelS.
" Juas 20, noon. The news cortinpes n he
most hcporable for our armies Orr froons
are still IN pursuit Of the euemy.l Never was
victory more complete, or purchased IT q
more terrible price.
" We are assured that the Austrians law.
entered Alsacc. '''''
"EonapArte'5 carriage, which the Pruqsians
nave taken, VIII be sent to Berlin"
" June 10. The first Column OF 2soo Fre,ot,
arrived here last evening.
Io-dy prisoners are continually conioo
here, among them ar Generals. Colote1s S,P
Ills Royal IL ghpees the Prince Of OraD nos.
has arrived here. His wound IS not 1angs-
rots, and his Royal uighness' health = cot
affected. 70 nO'
{" The Duke Of WeiIingtos has made q mo
mentary visit here, to sec his pupil fh, nr,ce
OF Orange and other wounded Officer IIe
mas mas leg tie flying French in GOOD hand.
lie VIII JON the army this day. Tie b,Ils
arc now ringing, and to night the CITY viii be
illuminated " ''-' ~
June 20. Itewas the. intention Of ROM.
Parte by. his late attack, 10 pene rate inio the
centre OF Belgium, by eating passsee 49,
tween Wellington < BlJcher's ztnies ~,
plan vas deep & the excrtions M ,e toexcc,,,,
u, 5oid aud desperate. It's result is tnov.,
snd III it All the allies covered Itself y,tb ,r,,,
glory, FRINGE Butcher had thre. lorsss e, y,
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iron, Lcndon FaterS 10 June "a, received
BIZ the Helena.
Tror,o ~ oxslor,
from tie London Courier.

-A London, Juiie %.
On Monday Last tfe duke Of Wellington ar
SiveG at Brussels TO visit the Prince of Orange
and the other wounded Officers. His head
quarters we're at NiVelles, and he was imme-
diately TO return to the army aud to contir-
re his operations.
The Prussiaus have re-entered Charieroi,
Binch and Fontaihe PEveque. Tie TWO ar
pnies expected TO be IN Ffance IL day, June
93)
No accounts e Bousparte subsequent 10 the
battle have been received. When all was
lost, he was seen to get on horseback and
ride off with all speed
Among the thirgs which have fallen into the
hands Of the victor, is the grand order of the
black eagle, which the King Of Prussia had
given 70 Napoleon. The insignia of the or
der bears the motto, " EVery o5e MA o7p,l. 3"
Bot a thing which history will notice, and
which deserves to be recorded, is, tat the
victory was decided at place called, La
Bette Hi0nces
The carriage Of the Duke Of Bassano has
already arrived at Brussels.
j. will not 1T all surprise ci readers to
hear that therc was a firing yesterday on the
Freuch coast Bonapafte will claim q VIC
tor, Just rs he claimed it at Leipsic.
Whist these great events have been pas
y rs. IN fne North Of France, the Austrians &
1,5aus are said to nave entered Alsace 3,
,.c me wrench paper We find t,at another
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contest. the sense OF the people of France
would show Itself In a very short time. The
couhisea Efforts OF the Roy alists aud the Al
lies. would put the matter TO the test. AT
present, murIHurs against the domination of
AoDaparte were half-suppresSed; dscontents
would arise /; there was not cordial CO OPP
Grafton. and therefore we might lock tbs
contest as Il short one. But on the other
hand, surprising for the misery of mankind,
tina the + ench Nation should aid the French
government, and flushed with desire of con-
quest SI wish To extend the pow err of their
arms, Combat with increased ardor then the
struggle would be protracted /; that, however,
lie did not apprehend. He was unwilling 70
think that the French nation had wIlfu.ly re-
jected peaceful aud moderate Government
pacific, a moderate, legal & lust Prince,
u re-instate Bonapare. Ii, however, such
has been the viii OF the French Nation, no
taing remained but for the Allied Power TO
Comoat with all their forces, in order to pre-
serve the security of other Governments
The Right Hon. Gentleman then moved "A
reosiution, That a sum of So, 900, OOol. be
granted on annuities for the service cf the
year--27 ,CGO,0o0l. to be paid b. Great
Britain, and 9,0Oo ,000l, by Ireland" Agreed
10.
Friday, June 10.
Lord Castlereagh brought down Message
from the Prince Regent, intnating, that in
pursuance OF an Act OF the present Session, it
was his intention to call cat the Militia OF -
Britain and Ireland. His Lordsh;p mo-
we'd an Address of Thanks 20 the Prince Re-
gent.
After some observations from Sir j. New
port, Mr.. w. Smith and others. who thought
that some further time should be given cor
considering the Message, the Address was a.
greed to-
Sir II. Parnel brought in a bill for nsuripg
the beneft OF Vaccination, which was read
first time, and ordered 70 be read second
time on Monday. e.
Mr.. Fitzgerald brought forward the BUDGET
of Ireland'in a Committee of Ways * Means.
The total of the supplies, including the charge
for the existing debt. he stated at 1872, 36H.
and the Ways and Means, including the loan
of 9,oo0Cool. at 1885,, 1l2L The annual
Sharge fol the loan, would amount to z27 ,35Ol
and to the charge proposed various addtionai
duties of excise and Customs, which he eX-
pected to prodtce 76O,00ol
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BRITTSA
BRITISH
l5~Defaiis Of rte Great Battles c~ Jane 1871
81. EL0,drrs

0F~DefaIs ofthe Great Battles cr Jane 1871
5E FlGndcrs. -
LONDON, June "a.
Yesterday another dispatch was received
FROM His Grace the Duke of WELIiNGroN.
dated Bnche, June 2Oth. giving additional
details of the decisive battle of the 1s,h.
Lords BATHURST and CASTLEREAcH
immediately communicated its contents to
Parliament. He desires that vessels may be
sent to convey to England 10000 prisoners
rFfve Thousand of them had already arrived
IN Brussels 1000 others were on the road.
and were daily collecting. These are exclu-
sive OF those taken by the Prussians (if any
were spared) and which will be sent to the
Prussian states.
il appears by these dispatches that the
corps whish attacked the Duke of We'll
LING TONS position exceed 10000 COM
posed OF the best in France while those I'M
der the Duke did not exceed 64,OOO-25 900
OF his troops being stationed in West Flan-
ders for the benefit OF supplies, and that the
Netherlands might experience as little in
convenience as possible fro IN the presence of
the army besides other large attachments
IN other quarters. They are now concentra-
ted
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FROM FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, June 1S.
We have no additional bulletin from the ar
my. Private letters mention, that we took
5000 prisoners, and thirty pieces of Cannon on
the 10th. The loss in killed WAS prot!isioust
and the Emperor had to issue his orders of
recs' three times, to stop the carnage and 10
make PRISONERS. His Majesty was to enter
BRUSSELS the 18th.
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The enemy must have been extremely uu-
m ernus.
never saw such enthusiasm in our sold-
ers. ~
The columns which marched to battle, he
wounded who returned from being dressed.
never ceased 10 eHclaim Liye the Esshss-
OF 2"
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.4r,nu ofkhe Nonth-Eaat.

Marshal ou' net, after taking Montmeliaa,
directed part Of his force to march upon
Geneva. 1t is reported. that revolt has
spread frorr Met to Genoa, against the kiny
cot Sardinia, and that the tr,-coioured cockaas
was every where hoisted.
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~ me Hdifor ofMe LoNDoH Comma.
ORA pamphlet has been TRANSMITTED tn
me from New York, entitled ".7He L0bsd
Skaies and Hngland /; byihs reply to he
er'Jcism on JnchtgHhs's Lesfors. oontaiye5 10
,ae Q"ortev3y Revie7o for Jauaary, 1914. -
70 THIS pamphlet the writer aee,,ges IN. AM
rear feopie, tat am the F,i,,s- ~
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During the late siege Of Ancoua, The port
was hlockaded by the anstriah frigate Caro-
ma ira OF 80 guns, and several Smaller vessels.
MS IS one OF the first efforts Of the austrian
navy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-17
IRON ESIAIE,

On the rivers Shenandoah and Pee
tomac, in the COMMITTEES Of Jefferson. and
Loudoun,; tor the working OF which {
wish to form small but able Company,
on permanent principles ); dcen,ing the
present moment to be peculiarly iayor'
bale fur its operations.
The Seats for such Works have been
viewed by practical men s. pronounced
good-the ore bank. are conveniently
situated, and the ore abundant. casily
raised, and rich; yelling iron ct very
superior quality, as appears from the tss.
timony of those who have made and
wrought it;-there are several favorabis
scites;-the command water is power.
ful;--spd the wood On twenty Thousand
acres Of land Gall Of one traci) is abug
dant and conyenicnt--There are few it
any such Iron estates in America; and
this is peculiarly favorable in situation
to tho seat OF government, where scp'
ply oil Iron Of the 5esl quality is always
u demaax, and where il .n.ust be high
iy important to have it free from the
chances Of War
The proposed works will be happily
situated fof the supply OF .eal,hy ard
ropuious farming country, needing such
supply. Il SUBSTITUTION foi aB Iron
Company hath been digestsd under tina
Inspection .Cf,he most experienced Irons
masters, with special view Of Ger
.ainty in the necessary funds, perma
nence of operation, and safety to each
individual S.ockholder and l of'er
thereby, strong inducements to these
inclined to engage in such Company
putting the property. With ali it's advsns
itases, at less to the Company (of which
! wish to be oDs) TRAN wha, i, would
actually sell fer, IL farm and wood lets.
/ know Of no men, CT common pru,
dence,that have failed to amsss fortunes
by this business, whefe the ore las been
plentiful AVID coed, aid the wood obun~
dant--who have adop'ed the improved
node, 81 hich was FIRST p,actised IL Perm
sylvania, by Mr. Rober Colcs,ap who
coming "a stranger into the country, &c
commencing with nothing but his sus
perior sagacity and ACTIVITY, made by
that business princely otun. in a few
years; and is now the largest owner of
Iron-uorks in America!
Persons d. sirous OF purchasing any Of
this property, or of engaging in the l.
ron concern. will be pleased to apply to
the subscriber in this piacc--or to Mai.
VIM. Hickman, n ar Charlestevn, JEFF.
ferson Count, or r. Mr.. Abel Junners
near Waterford in Lpudcun County
and if by letter to pay postage.
Ferdinando Fairfax.
July S law
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The Sale of Lots,

advertised for the Esd February, ispost-
Poned u'ltil I.HURSD.4I the Goth day
Of .apra, If fair not. the neat fair
day; at aohich time 1t aoiN certainly
take place.
HNHIS desirable property is situated at
the northern extremity of Alexan-
dria upon distinguished, & extend
ing from thence to the river Potomac en-
bracing several valuable water lots. No
part of the town is more susceptible of
important and profitable Improvement
than this. To persons DESTROYS of phr-
shasing handsome and healthy situations
for building, afavorable opportunity now
presents itself. The sale will commence
at ten O'Clock upon the premises. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
The Executors.
All persons having claims against the
estate ofthe late Charles alexander, are
requested to present them to tie execu-
tors, previous to the sale Of tie above pro-
perty, as rhey only intend to sell rs
much as viii cover sad claim.
March Q. Jaw1m&dts
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Joseph Spear,

p EsPEoTFuLLY informs his Friends
KA and the Public, that lie continues
to carry on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all its various branches, on Royal
Street, near the Market, and has en-
hand some we'll made FURNITURE
And, also informs the Public that he has
got a new HEARSE, and stock to make
COEFINS if called for. He also makes
and repairs SOPHAS and every kind of
CHAIRS on the shortest notice.
Feb. 25.
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VOL. XII
SAFES AT VENDUE,

w o. WILL BE SOLD,
yendue Store, corner OF Prince
NJ u'8 and Water Streets,
D,q, Goods, Groceries, sc.
D ,.rs Of which viii be expressed IN
rar'''1 the bills of the day.
-. All kind Of goods which are on
,.'st.t;on aud the prices Of which are
ssstabished, can at any uas ~ sa steHos'
81 ssS purchased at the lowest hml'a'l0h
and pflcss' p G. MARSTEELER.
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NOTICE

THE Farmers Bank of Alexandria,
this day declares dividend of profits on
its capital stock paid in, of foar per cent.
for the last six months, payable to Stock
holders or their Representatives, en- the
third instant.
JOHN H00FF, Cashier.
April ! sawsw.
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salt .AIiO1.I
5000 bushels Cadiz SALT on board
the Ship Wilhelmiua for Sale by
L.aUR.aS0.N' & FOWLE.
Wio haze also landing from the Brig
fan, Capt. Rousseau.
$ Ton 1stquaIity st. Petersburg Hemp,
90 Bolts Russia Duck,
50 do. Ravens do.
50 Pieces Russia sheetings.
April 8.
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u A likely young Negro
Man fer sale for cash. Apply ts'Cap-
tim George WNliams, Dumfries.

Il
II 1NDER the authority of the last
u Will and Testament of Michael
O'sueara, deceased-Will be sold at
auction on the premises, on the 9th day
of March next, all the real estate of the
said Michael O'Aleara, consisting of a
House and Lot
In the Town Of Alexandra, onthe north
side of Prince street, and to the west
ward of Union street and two Lots of
Land with the improvements thereon at
West-End, in the County of Fairfax, one
Of the said lots containing about 20 A.
ores, andth other about s Acres.-The
terms of sale, one half cash and the O.
Their half in 6 and 9 months, to be secur-
ed by negotiable notes with approved en-
dorsers, and deed of trust upon the
property sold.
Thomas White, I F,..or.
{ Thomas Scam, & 49,
February4. is.
" X. The Sale to commence for
the property in 1own at 10 O'Clock.
and Immediately otter at Vest End.
81 In consequence of the
unexpected absence. Of oneof
the Executors, the above Sale
is further postponed until sa-
turday the 18th of April when
it will positively take place.
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John Dunn,
ci;re- Norris,
II IL. Wilmer,
Bnsired Washington,
Edmund J. Lee,

Members Of Tie Standing Committee.
April s. law4w.
g5s The Editors of the Fredericks
burg Herald, Richmond Patriot & En-
quirer, Norfolk Ledger, Republican Far
mer, Staunton, and Winchester Gazette
are requested to insert Tie above once q
week Cor four weeks, and forward THEN
accounts TO the Ciice Of tt...G Aiexa1dria
Gazette Tor payment.
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occoquan, Virginia,
Marcb or IN
X EEIOVAL,

L ENJOY Al,
THE subscriber has removed to the
Store on Ramsay's wharf, formerly &C.
cupied by Yeaton and Conway,
Where he offers for Sale,
Beef and Pork in barrels.
Salt in ditto
Soap and Candles in boxes.
G.. GRIFFITH.
April 6. If
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JACKSON & RUMNEY,
HAVE FOR SALE.

Reeeired per Brig Wanderer. Captain
.Nercomb. from Boston.
1900 bushels st. Ubes Salt,
$50 pieces Ravens Duck,
100 boxes Mould Candles,
A small invoice of Crockery & Glass
Ware.
A small invoice of Hard Ware and
Brushes.
IN STORE, n
Cordage, coarse and domestic Salt,
Cotton, &c.
March %. sw.
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TO RENT.

vrx-rr tbree story brick dwelling house
# the corner Of Fairfax and Came
= roots 20 now in the occupation OF
l [g5on,as Herbert, Esq. The SITUATION 70 IS
I ,y'' calculated for a private family or
S"a,,;nr hoase-the cellar will answer
PSF p arocery store or porter cellar, and
,0;ll bs rented separately from the house
w y nec oe IS dry, large, and good
''a'e ALSO,
An the vacant Lots to the east
.f tbe said house, On Cameron-street, Ell
taa e fnr = term of years or for ever.-Ap-
plication to be made to -,rr
N0BLEF HERBERT.
March IS. 5lawIm
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Maria alias Sally Prout.

R.4ON .4IP.dY from my farm, on the
night of 18th instant. She is a small
dark mulatto Or light colored negro
woman, about % to "a years old, with
prominent eyes and rather pert in her
behavior, pretty well dressed and gene
rally appears neat, and generally wears a
handkerchief tied round her head in the
manner OF the French colored girls.
This girl Is supposed to be free, but
in order to establish such freedom. was
permitted by the claimant to tarry in my
possession. She says her relations by
the name OF Prout are free colored peo-
pie and live near Annapolis: It is
supposed she is however either in Alex
andria or Washington.
AS the girl may not be entitled TO her
freedom on full trial, it viii be nv du.
ty IN that case to return her to the own
er. will give reward of Ten dollars
to ''ave her taken and confined so that |
get her again.
N. ELLICOTT.
Occoquan, Virginia,
March 1870. #
b. The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican and National Intelligencer, are
requested to publish the above advertise
ment three times, & send their accounts
to this Office.