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II - treason to cor6css fse deab 2ffit 6c,,o. 81
u's 'na, ~ by sglteiqg or faLbile and s,,L,sl IL .
We" t' ar ~, he crime of tre.sDn ,err is s;ost
voc tWfsd oidtss that st1 say aesitst ~. ,,nis
ny Nh aet oi this Ains reign Ga last -iY L,s nh a.
)e"I longer t IS declared 20 be hui s,,e,e,,, ..
usS'or 70 9ver41sf III King on EITHER zo,,, al 49,. ~,
"' ' L'''o tHuitFe - hleasttes ~. co5ss,,, 4, s
- y was atsH "tGsoa 10 send to any re,s,,u io ths
a'inihons OF France bag of -four fiiteh - to-,
Or a bsshel OF potatoes '" ~ D""o'o
La England, the Cbdoch EsfqbE,b,ye,,, r..oi,s, r.
rents q y he ab'ir eih part Of the sn,o,, of,t
- - % u'e hole Kingdom All tie Bisbous n.a,,,
Ffeoend' y The g., alter part II the b. pefe rs, 40
ArMnled BY the Crown Thee or, tos, -. -
''ut OUT IRON I'oesl privileges great nary, 81 d.
poOi'e saJ Hon are iiequently sever. Iv nu,;sb.d
POtm JcoH' 1o'is, and fncd and b.lorieoy MO liz
"a sS'n iof wfTiog, prntg Or pnblis,,iny tI -; ,,
'eS sD1u' religion. The Bishops hive ssts IN rho bpns.>
- peers M'fi'ssts ar, not T. eal uni,sg sanction, \
y ~ priests Of TIC established Church
~ fNL british GCyxHrg gNr-As ,I,c t;,,e-.,, o.,
SEQ 70 'br7dge b1; bi -, culsriy o,e ,o ,b i5,,
W i'i' ric6Hi'ng 80 'ecfu{1ie cxrept under
"'f''F Even iocgcst tie po.1 childish Fr.e.
ts"ie'e"S ai"i even aNe- ihis ,he Kin "a ~
/ "p he hin8s itbtcts ~ ease of d,s,be.l;s n,
Ice "Ondi' 'fnnsonment on IS che Off p,,ers ~, 10,
~ years Public house kec1e.s vg-re a. ie, n,
ley place Tor l cturing, cssfiry or n, o,li q, ~
y no',Se, unless previously licenr.tl lie
{ Pn.'e"n mat - 10 say. 10 put IN end f hi.tri
( 'o1.."' "er read ~ MS house. Asto the PRF
~ 'uee tnuie clerk o. tlr kings i,.,ces N st Is
/ 'ed'e " haVi"s gwen such notice The iustic.s,
" sv,s, IN whose Office tn names a, nlsrcq oa
!, Nc. are AT nicely registered. letter Fo,o,,,crs
d t4s Tyres aed printing presses o,st thev :,
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THE PROPRiETDHS

OF the Richmond Cotton Manuiactory toiwarn al
~ persons from crediting any one interested, con-
nected or employed IN that establishment, &C
count of the seme, eScep
BENJ. JAMES HARRIS
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Z" ABSTRACT.

~ .t.-ei'"no lhe IeasuiV, return, by
Z" That 81 ComlmUuers return h., nv
and influence A''oh
I33
Total members returnedby private pa,ro,,-
age, t1r England and Wales exclusive IS
tie icrty-fIve tor Scotland u
hat ~ tins manner, majority of tbs -
Rouse Is chosen, asd are enabled, heinz, oo e
TO decide al questions, an me name actI JotiV0
PIE OF England and Scotland" ~ WHIT pee
.iGlhe .Mris.eIS have seats in o,s. =,
the houses, and great number of ,t''' Yer 81
res ard c'e'ks besides. In 1903, when an n 800
d TINS 'natier was ordered TO be prin, ed J,, - ~
" commons thele were 20 persons in tla, hou 80.
received, amongst them, IFS, 1894 pounds sto,;", o
year OIL the p'Dhe money. What was received i; p -
way ny the peers snd their families Ia ye no -
knowing. ;out, not ony esnrnenbers of et,,r b,,sa
.'e p.ontS % PLACES si' grants; they can re-,
80 "fPon' e anu grants 1ghile Mev oge ,1eo
GERS. lhey frequently take part iii yoti,p no,st =.
themselves Bat, there is this safsg,,e,SJ ~, :,
some CASTS 81 eAsI, when member. rs.s;'o -,
eratfa appointment, he UGcGtes his seof ond -. -
he eofllinucs member, he fe-eSecle.f Z f.; -,
yer, vfrJ rarely, that his ctnsyteaf.' rt, ~
elect MIN! OH Ii belle chu.el F"t % re-
he KING can dissolve the Parliament ,.b...s,,o J..
P.eHsSS "s t'e Parliament has bern Dissolved =, ev,
cry change OF ministry or some u;oe 80 ." eve
also proroSue the house Ut lbs blsasnre. '-'
It the King th'approyes Of Bill he rejects l. At oD.e
without assigning any reasons. - O''s
out naves. 4pP' ana hls
The privilege of ho5eqs cprf,,, wa, 81 ,,euled T.
1's''"' o' ,e'efal years, duiis,; Iit's ad,n,p,.-
U"uo''i when Wer> wac neither rc6clon nor taog,
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any body's consent. "'''''N'
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TO person holding ar ethee under the go,er,ne,,
,an pes member of eithet house and no one en- l.,
appointed 70 ans place, dsring the time tor which h..
a sueh place has been created avrinr tIs
ame he was u the Legislature H'A
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ne k'ng grants pensions to whom he chooses IN
uer uuOo dollars year. lie has more than 100 ono
p.''as year placed at his Disposal for secret se,,
even isrlian.esl 'e"Usfto'
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The HOUSE OF PEERS hold their se,,s hv 10
'|-'ta'y 'tyMJ bat the King may make new ,;,,rs
Sneneser he choscs' They roay he old or yo.,ny'
present or absent, abroad or al home " 'OS'
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7 Of SPEECff = ofttc pJ2Eeg .s.--..-
th OF July, i7g0, se .ups,es,G al b,s s1S been pas
yer acsrsss HON e s. Is justices or The D. g.es's
l'Ssl' fere mp}l He'd q, save no.ss h M, poi.e
ehos 81 toT ,aw, might punih 81 ,,e i &C. 20 10 says
~ o' ''Detmett, ,n we're ~ b. tfr.1nor,,
,'," Nce.assf ey perm tt,o veu ae, ,. AZ el3
e Nhs ilsps ~e'e suth - 10 az. f,e b Vvl'-a
Srn yPon no 'tg intrmai,1, t.t saflif, ~ l'ne
~ g., evey t'N1'n g. y TX sans a,, e,Se,Ij -
- S'~s pe'sor p'ess"s Tor ptintog and b. +, ~ ~
,SerH Is - i,sst ecly e the Mic. IN - es'tA
ss' sTe ~ ., .ns rse e The c,ber the
se''' apo are 70 produce them when, 20 Ks'P "n
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-@E-h>fNSS
POLITICAL.

From Co6bett's Hcekly Political Register, of
Jii'te d, 1915.
lRevised at the Off e of the Democratic
Press
TOLORD GRANVILLE.
IN Fhe Consf"Hfions q England, .dnerica
and F50nce.
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Public Sale.

A T Stafford Courthouse, on the 1st
IA day of June Court, being the 10th
inst. will be exposed to sale for cash. two
dividends (oat of three of that tract of
LAND, formerly the property of Robert
Lyle, decd, lying in said county, and
described in tie Report of Messrs. Pey-
ton, Tolson and F,istoe, Commissioners
appointed under decree Of Court to d.
vide Che same, as followeth, viz :-One
Dividend beginning at the ford of the
Run where the road crosses, leading
from Chappawamsic Westinghouse to
Aquia thence with and down said road
until it intersects the line, embracing all
the Land on the East side of said road.
Fhe other Dividend lying on the South
side of the road leading from Aqua by
the Red House, to Brent-Town Meeting
House-containing by estimation 954
Acres.
The title papers may be inspected in
the hands of Thomas Harrison, ESQ.
Chappawamsic, from whom, or the sub
scriber in Alexandria, further informa-
ton may be obtained.
COLIN AULD.
June 6. St
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|ecuted according to their fern and te-
nor !; and that all persons who have ac-
cepted ministerial employments under
Louis are not to come nearer farls tnal
so post leagues.
French Funds-68 +. 10c.
pESzANcE, April s.
Arrived the American schr. Longiield
Cox, Blair, Master, from n. Caroilua'
bound to Falmouth.
PARIS, April Z.
The 1otAnumber Of the Bulletin of the
Laws, contain Decree, signed at Ly-
ons, on the 18th ult, by the emperor
granting full amnesty to all persons I'M
plicatcd in calling in foreigners in the
year 1915, and assisting the plans oil m
yasion, dismemberment, sc. with he
following exceptions; viz. sleurs
LYNCH, de la Roche, Jacquelin, de Wit,
|rolles, Alexis de Noaills, the Duke OF
Ragusa, Sosthene de la Rocheioucait,
Bourienne, Bellart, the prince of Bene-
|yento, Count de Bournonyille, count DE
|Jaucourt, the Duke of Dalberg, and the
Able de Montesquieu. The property,
|of these individuals is ordered to be Sc
questrated. They are to be brought to
| trial. aud in case of condemnation, are to
suffer the penalties inflicted by the
criminal code.
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rscn Bonapsrte himself is placed IN
i.as1;ats neighborhood OF France,
tne .oa,,led with all necessary means Ior
;sa!r fOa! temperance, with his title e
his s' s.,s;oe,l. that the contemplation Q.
even assre;gn rights might never have
ms sy osssnt from the minds of Frenchmen.
Deen =. "a and many minor points, says our
asaassrssnondent, all unite utterly to ex-
I or Ike ;dea of the late events having
s olaus a !, by any other than adeep,
psJp artf;,I arrangement between bona
aau - and his Chiefs When therefore
par Ads l q conclusion) the arrangements
~ =. a reace are finally settled--when the
. o ~ Of Russia Prussia and Aus
Aim ). 90 marched home and disbanded-
'r san sr;tain has dismantled her fleets,
WIZ her armies, or found employ
leu ~ for them across the Atlantic--when
me-, ,hs Freuch prisoners, naval and military,
MY las emit home ready for action--then
A. absu be in expectation (unless proper
. s',.,, be taken to prevent the catastro-
In Of being suddenly aroused by the
l pau boy,s horn, proclaiming "great Il
extraordinary news from France" an
noapcing the mperialrestoratlon and aP-
railing Us with the prospect of its wither-
Inc consequences"
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IS any where 4 nation ofrestless and mis-
chievous disposition, always ready to IN
lure others. to traverse their designs, and
raise domestic troubles; it is not to be
doubted that ALL have a right to join, In
order to repress, chastise, and put 1t e.
yer out of its power to injure them.
But the war is against Bonaparte, whe-
ther. his adherents be the soldiery, orthe
people or both.
~ In the following case, yattell makes a
specific exception to the general rule, that
a nation ought not to interfere with the
internal concerns of others, which is pc
culiarly applicable to Bonaparte.
As to these monsters, who, under the
title of sovereigns, render themselves the
scourges aud horror of the human race ;
these are savage beasts. from which e.
very brave man may justly purge the
earth.
viii any man pretend to say that Be-
naparte is not one of the greatest scourges
that ever appeared on earth? Does any
man believe that his nature has changed?
Is it not true that the allies ought to pre-:
vent an evil, when it can be done, and
obtain the repose of Europe, by putting
down this 6 Abaddon, prince OF destruc-
ton 20 DeldUGre Gazette.
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si,ael,so0
I" The Cause of Mankind"


The Aurora has undertaken to prove
that the cause of Bonaparte is the 6: cause
ofmankind." Bonaparte, it is said, is
chosen ruler of France by the French
people; and to attempt to interfere with
toe internal regulations OF country, is
violation of thelaws ofnations. Besides,
ne now guarantees
Personal Freedom;
Equality of rights
The Liberty of the press;
The abolition of the Censors
The Freedom Of Worship;
The authority of the representatives of
the nation, legally elected, to levy taxes
and make laws;
The national propcrty.of every orr
The independence and immoveabiIity
ofthe judiciary;
The responsibility of ministers. and all
the agents Of government.
Vne might ask if these things are SO
very desirable, and SO very important for
,se promotion of the happiness of the
French people, why they we're never "a
.Gop'ed years ago. Bonaparte had no.
lu,lhs to prevent him. The French peo-
PIE Knew the value of these things, years
aoee as we'll as they do at this moment.
tOe TACT is that these promises and pro-
,esSlens are made only for the present
a@oment. The character of the man who
sas made them, is sufficient to prove that
: WIZ never perform what he has init
ma,ed' unless compelled by necessity ;
suu, when this necessity ceases to exist,
sh@ay 60 all these fine things in favor OF
@e people.
D nW sui we are teld that the cause of
.ousparte is that of maukind-because.
resaely to the laws Of nations, no nation
- sas : night to interfere with the internal
m snserns d another. This, as a general
Ran' is true. But it does not apply to
r,Is s Earte and ms soldiery. It's gene
Ply believed, that the majority Of the
me- people are not in favor of the re.
asa ot bonapatte. This, therefore, forms
uT : an, IN which it is permitted, asreea,
e,s ), |" 'ae laws of nations, to foreign pow.
Nav" render assistance 10 those who
pcrt,S Sesa afflicted with a tyranny insup.
: mn admitting that the French nation
saw a.nous for Bonaparte: then, W.
y Ns language Of lattell, if there
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Public Sale.

On FRIDaY, the 10th CAV of June next,
at 10 O'Clock, in tie morning, will be
sold, to the highest bidder. on the rre-
mises, iffair, if not. the next fair day;
on terms and conditions then to be
made known
A Ii the interest or claim which the
IA late lanes Edu and Joka Hecth-
cote lad or died seized in the following
fee-simple property, u.
One three story brick house ard lot in
Fairfax-street, with other buildings att
tached thereto, as now occupied by MIR
John Llogd.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story brick house and lot on
Fairfax-street, now occupied by Messrss
Silas and David Feed as ashoe store.
Iinanediate'r thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot on
Hater-street. as now occupied by Mr.
V'ittiam Eat1aiup.
Immediately thereafter srit te sold,
An annuity of 100 dollars in house
and lot ON King-st,ect, in valuable ST.
tuation.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story bake-house and lot ON
Ramsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now ocentied by Mir.
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
will be given to the purchasers 4 attend.
ance by
EDWARD DAY, Trustee.
April 26. cots
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p o s r s. g e I p T.
Neac-Fork June 1.
Latest from England.

Yesterday afternoon arrived the schr.
Calypso, West, 50 daysfrom Liverpool.
BY this arrival Lsndon papers are re-
ceived to the 21st Of April. The letter
bagnot being delivered at the Post Office
last evening, we did not receive our re-
enlar files. But we understand that
things remained nearly as they were at
the last accounts. TIE Continental ar
mics were in motion from various quar-
ters.n Prince Murat, had declared for
Napoleon, and every thing indicated :" I'M
pending acar''
Capt. West politely handed us few
papers that were in his possession; latest
dates, Liverpool, April 9th, and the Lon
don Statesman of april II. Their con-
tents have been principally anticipated.
We have, however, made few extracts.
london, .aprit II.
It is reported at Paris, that Tailey-
rand. though in the number of those ex-
empted from the amnesty proclaimed at
Lyons. has made his peace with the En-
peror, Talleyrand would certainly be a
valuable acquisition to the Government
of Napoleon, as he is in possession of all
the notes, minutes, and secrets, of the
Ministers at the congress.
The Duchess Bowaser of Orleans, and
the Duchess of Bourbon remain at Paris,
and Bonaparte has settled On them pen
sions for life ofS00,O00 livres per an
NUN!
Troops continue to embark, and am
munition to be sent off with incessant ac-
tiyity to the continent. At Harwich,
Dover, Deal, and Ramsgate, embarka-
tons take place daily. The 10th :dra-
goons embark at Dover to-day, and the
Eth hussars.
Second edition, S O'Clock.
We have this moment received the
Paris papers of tie 6th instant-their
contents are of little importance. The
Moniteur contains a long interceptedicor-
re spondence between the duke and the
duchess of Angonieme; and the king of
Spain. soliciting assistance; and that the
Spanish troops might be ordered immedi-
ately to enter France.
There is also decree of the emperor
| Napoleon, which states, that the laws
created by the National Assemblies, ap-
| plicable to the Bourbons, are to be exc.
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SARAH EyELETH.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
St
States for roofing Houses.

THE subscriber les! ectiully informs
the citizens Of Ale, sniIia. Geo. Towu
and ashinston, that he is authorised to
contract for the delivering any qranti ty
of Baltimore Roofing Slate, sod by MIR.
". Caratan. The following are the pris
ces -
For 10 and ii in length, dollars per
square, roof measure.
For 10 and IS ditto. 9 dollars.
For II, Is and 16 ditto, 10 dcllHrs.
For II, Is ard 10 ditto, II dollars.
For 60, 81 and 90 ditto, 10 dollars.
For ss, "a and a6 ditto, Is dollars.
For GS and &C ditto, "a dollars.
The terms will be more fully stated
to any gentleman calling on the sisbserib4
err in King-streets
JOHN PARADISE.
May q. 2aWtf
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Cha,,oeton Mo- OF. 1917.

CIlGrtEStOH JAdy ~ 1oIo.
We have been favored with the loan OF
a file of Bermuda papers to the 4th inst.
received via Savannah.
In the paper of the Sd, we observed a
correspondence between His Excellency
the Governor of those Islands, and Mr..
WARD. the editor of the Rosal Gazette,
which closes on the partof the Governor
nv withdrawing from that paper it's title
Of Royal Gazette, and from Mr.. WARD
the Office Of His Majesty's Printer in
those Islands.--His Excellency appears
to have been determinedin tbis.course by
the Dertinacious adherence Of MIR. WARD
to a false statement published in his pa
ner Of the circumstances attending the
caDtare of the U. S. frigate President !;
which statement was at first corrected by
him. at the instance of the Governor, but
afterwards reasserted and adhered to.
-. His EyceIlency deeming it to be
equally inconsistent with the honor OF the
British nation, and the character OF the
British press. to admit of publication
being honored with the support of His
Maiesty's name, or its editor with the
commission of His. Majesty's Printer, that
prefers the wanton perseverance IN error
to the honorable retraction of mistate-
ment."
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This is to give Notice,

! MS is 70 give NOtlcc,
That the subscriber of Alexandria county
in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters of administration on the personal
estate of E. Eveleth, late of said coun-
ty, dec'd-All persons having Claims a.
gainst the sa;fi decedent are hereby warn.
ed to exhibit L e same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
LIST day of Dec. next, or tley may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are re-
CURED to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this first Cay of
June 1915.
SARAH EyELETH.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
June g. St
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Money Found.

TvOUND in the streetby black Boy 3
q, a small satns Of .MOINEY. TIE
owner may have il by giving descrip-
ti1n of it; paying for this advertisement
and leaving small gratuity for the fnd-
er on application at this OFFICE.
June 9. St.
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NoTIcE,s

THE SUBSCRIBER informs biz
friends who have old FLOUR in hls
Warehouse, that the same must be taken
away before the first day ofJuly nexl, q
the amount due thereon paid, otherwise
ne shall dispose of as much as will be
sufficient to'pay the amount due.
JAMES ANDERSON.
June s. st
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$50 barrels Flour

rF VIII be taken on freight
49, in the Schooner Patsey, cap
SsSsa 49, tain Price. Iaying at Swift's
Sss'- wharf, for NEW-YORK.-
For terms and passage apply to the Mas
ter on board or
James c.. Deneale.
June 9. st
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8.

FIRE.-The Citizens of Alexandra
we're alarmed yesterday morning about S
o'clock by the cry Of FIRE, it proved to be
in a she'd belonging to Mr.. Isaac Entwisle
an his new Wharf, in which some lime,
had been stored, which BY the extraordi-
nary rising of the tide had been reached
by the water and took fire. The she'd
with its contents were consumed, but we
are happy to say no farther damage was
done.
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ORPHANS COURT.

.alerandria County, May Term, 1915:
ARDERED that the administrators OF
" Ebenezer Eveleth, decd, do insert
the following advertisement three times
in the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy-Test.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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Fresh Teas of 1915.

whole chests Young Hyson,
f9 quarter do. do. do.
10 Laguered boxes do. do.
Is bags Filberts.
Green Coffee in tierces.
Arrived in Schr. PATSEY from New.
York, and for Sale by
j. F. CALDWELL.
June 8.
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Strayed from the Com

mons of Alexandria. or Monday last a
small light red cow, three or four years
old, it is believed she has some white feet
"A generous reward will be given to az
ny person giving information where she
may be tound-Enquire of the Printer.
June s. st
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Baltimore, My 81.

Baltimore, .Aay 81.
Arrived, Spanish schr. Dolores, Della
Losa, 10 days from Havana, coffee
w. & p. S. Hartshorne. Left there schr.
Croghan, Curtis, of Baltimore, arrived,
d DAYS before, brig Canada, Perry, ]
day. and schooner General Jackson,
.Chaytor, of ditto, arrived 4 days before.
The morning she sailed, saw an Ams E,
can ahip with painted ports and billet
heads Going in. Spoke nothing on the
ssage.-Passengers, MIR. & Mrs. Ca
dy, E Doct. Alexander, Of Charleston.
Flour SIG, dull; coffee 10, plenty; pork
Sc; beef in demand.
No news from the Maine. The news
of Bonaparte's restoration, arrived
few days before sailing which caused
great expressions ofjoy among the popu-
lace.
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June s..
Straycd or Stolen

~ "a NlOlCil
ENRON the plantation Of the subscri
IL berliving near New Market, Prince
William county, Va. on Saturday night
the 9th uIt.
A dark chestnut sorrel Mare,
about AZ hands high, 8 Or g wears old,
has small white spot on her left jaw, and
lame in the right fore leg when taken a.
way. She is supposed to have been TAX
en- off by two Negro fellows who ran a.
way on the same evening from the sd-
joining plantation. l wiksive reward
of Ten Dollars i. said Ware~is taken up
twenty miles off, and five for aless dis
lance.
Warren. Cfosson.
June s. str
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SHIP NEWS.
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
schr. Armistice, Weeks, Portland.
sloop Edward, Collins, n. York.
Arrived, barque Mary Ford, Captain
Spencer, 81 days from Cork-salt, Crates
and Dry Goods-Rugh Smith.
Spoke. brig Hunter, Hubbard, from
Kennebunk bound to Barbados, Z days
out, lat. "a 90, long. Ga S0-ship johann
ia, Captain Spruce, days out from N.
York, lat. SIS "a, long. IS S0-May 81,
harque Lord Whitworth, Capt. Yeaud,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia, lat. So
So, long. IS 10.
CLEARED.
Brig Fame, Perry, Guadalupe.
schr. Partnership, Baker, Baltimore.
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A dark chestnut sorrel Mare.
June 81
Notice.

Notice.
II WILL not be answerable Tor any
debts contracted by the Crew OF the
barque Mary Ford.
John Spencer.
June-2. st
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For NeW-York.

e1 400 barrels freight will be
,xk1 taken on board the fast sail.
aW ing Schooner Ohve Branch,
eses6ssa Capt. Turber, for ". York,
if immediate application be made to
. DANIEL SOAfERS.
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MARRIED on Thursday evening last
by the Rev. Mr.. Wilmer, MIR. Horatio
Scott to Miss Caroline E5ones, daughter
OF Mr.. Frederick koones of this town.