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WEST INDIA POLTTTCS.


Il very unpleasant sensation appears to
have prevailed through ut the British w.
India Islands, in consequence of bill ha-
wing been introduced into the British
House OF Commons TO prevent the snug
Cling OF Negroes by causing registry To
be kept of ali the slaves in the different
Islands. The propos ton assumed by the
bhi, " to prevent the smuggling, of S aves"
is Mt the ground Of complaint, as the CO.
lonists acknowledge that he abolition #
the slave trade IS not only wise, humane
and Just measure, but actually promotvc
ef their interests nevertheless, they de-
Clare their determination never to recor-
nize the right OK the mother country 70 ia
terfere with their internal government-or
tax them without their consent and
they view the bill as an attempt on the
part OF the British government to exercise
such right Conventions ct the legi;la.-
tive authorities have generally been held,
and resolutions, expressive Of the senti-
oents Il the colonies, lave been ADOPTED.
Their language and sentiments are bold
and spirited, cyincing a degree Of firm
ness not inferior 20 what the Amer an
people displayed in similar situ.tior and
under similar grievances.
10 give our eaders 4 spe ciG1en Of the
sentiments OF this people upon this interes-
ing subjert, We have made the following
extracts from the proceedings of the Gc-
neral Assembly Of Barbadoes, which we
conceive viii be interesting to every Ane-
rican reader. Hit be the determination
Of Great Britain 30 force the doctrine Of
taxation without representation" on her
colonies, she may do so without any ap-
pre- 1ension of their revolving but 8 nav
forfeit their loyalty and affection nv,
she may even incur their roo.ed and pcr.
petual amnesty, which may possibly lead
TO state of things 1T pres nt Sc RELY
thought Of, but certainly Of more ccnse-
queucc 90 her than the establishment OF a
tyraunical principle.
R-stracf Eta ieifcr trim fbe A1,crican con-
S1, d1fcd @, ST. Pierre, 1Hsrfaigur.
Nf1y Is, 1916.
- take the liberty 70 advise you ofts.
CD nge which has taken pti-.ia his .nsr
Set 10 tnc price ci a'ur. owia.. lc.t.
t1e demand ior tlc laieiea. nl1a1s
this, inost, If not aii, being D.. wanc. t.s
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hHlctlgepiHe, lime 10.

CT The Greek Indians are again, for the moment,
tranquil. The Chietsa,e represented 10 be pacific,
but dissatisfied at the eession Of their territory The
hostility OF the great body of the ration can BE- re-
strained only by the presence Of respectable
military force, rea@y to ehsstise Immediately every
aggression they commit. A party of Uclles, We
are informed, have stolen, since Col. Hawkins's
dsath, sorae property from his plantation st the A.
seney. Journal
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Mr.. Ewing. the American Ambassador
to Spain, arrived at .Havre in &c days
from the United States-and intended to
visit Paris. and then proceed to Madrid.
Mr.. Lewis, Of NewYork, is, we believe,
is Secretary of Legation. and Mr.. Smith
CT Boston, hrs private Secretary.
.Ns7y- York, Juiy I.
This day, (Joly is,.) the Tariff of Duties
goes into oper Atom aud may ofeouTsc expect the
srr'yal of vast 'nlher al vessels which have been
'sllng Oh the different ports Of the Uuted States,
waiting .sr ,ae above ps,ioi 10 srsiye.
la the French ship ,.opi-denry, which arrived
yesterday iton, Ha,re-ie-Gracc. came passengers
the wife and fa.n;, oiJOseph Bonaparte, late Kisg
ofSpain.
--latest from England.
Received by III Ve"ns, arrived vt this port on Sa-
tnrday from London, and forty days from Ply
mouth.
London. .llay IS.
Price q Stocks, this dag at - O'Clock
Reduce Ga 81 rs per cent. % So ST.
For acc. 62 SIS IS Omn 1858 SS
3per cent. - i-2 SIS Exch. Ellis IS. dis Pr
The Corn Market experienced another ri this
norninc.
Wheat isup 10 1905 per quarter, and Flour s5s
4 sack.
Latest from LiucrhooI.
BY the Briii-h brig William Wise. which sailed
from Liverpool on the 18th &C May the Editors OF
the Mercantile Adve. User have received the pspers
OF that city ct the l6th, which totally barren of
political news.
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FREDERIcKsDURG, July 3.
2APPAIIAENOCK INLAND NAVE
Z eTTOM

We congratulate The friends Of this IN
dcItalsing, on the prospect of its successful
accomplishment. The Books of Subscrp-
ton were opened here on Monday last.
and we are Informed that aoout G35 600
have been taken by the citizens of the
I'owa and the Country adjacent. fine
same spirited liberality prevails in the
Coua.ry bordering ON the two branches Of
the river, therc can be no dosbs Of It's suc-
cess. Heyaid.
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George Ross, son of John Ross. Esq
member Of Congress from Northampton,
and John Cooper. a son of DR.. Cooper. The
FIRST tire took effect ard Ross fell, having
received his opponents bail little aooye
his right hip. lodging in the opposite side.
x is supposed that he can survive only
lew days. The cause of the meeting is not
stated. We are told that the young man
who has fallen. is not yet nineteen. and
that his adversary is but fifteen years of
age.
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DOUBLE PAY OF CONGRESS.
he Legislature Of Ne7v fiarlhsh;,.e have
voted instructions for the repeal OF the nsw
compensation Law of Congress.

WorIhy imitation one hundred
Thousand dollars are annually expended ON
S"olic ROads. by the Legislature of Nova.
Scotia.
II rs mentioned, that the Ex-King, 10
sEfH BUoNAPARTE, has lately made a
tonr IN New Ensland, incog. it is added.
tnat Count REGNAULT. (de ST. Iran a.
'DSefy) and Generals GRoucHY and LIZ
fEBRE-DEsNoUETTEs, viii pay visit to
the eastern States the present summcr--
probably at commencement time.
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PKILADELRntA, IalY 1.

a letter from gentleman at Easton
tes hit duel vas frnsht on Wedncs-
morning. on the Jersey shore, between
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2'he following letter came 10y vessel
which has arrived il tie ID laware from
Bordeaux: IA. Y. Paher.
-E.c:rgc; Of q letter fran a gentleman ia
Eonicaa.c 70 u mercantile housc IN h!ia
GIN, dated
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a. EDUCITTON--

A TEACHER, who has for seven veafz pa.e.
"A received the most liberal eneonraosone,t i~or,
.he puuie, and who, at this time, suDerintends n
Iarse Classical School, with toe mot fattering
prospect OF increasing patronage, wishes a hernia
Dent settleDent Tor his small family in some heal
NY part Of Virginia. His only motive TO removal.
IS the procuring Of small Tract Of more fertile
blnd with good water, and more eoramodio,Is
buildings, than he now owns.
correspondence opened viii, XVe,. White
"sq' OF Jame,town, Prnce-Eawar'. viii lsad 10
every necessary disclosure asto character. aus ~.
eauon, NC but personal application, would b. noss
ah%ble, ~ Mr. White viii refer any applicant %
Inc sad cacher, WHO viii, with pieasure uer-n,e
any gentleman tn examine into tie condition of his
present establishments
Iuly3
70 boxes fresh LIsBoS LEMoSs. 5lleT i,os1og1-I
d7din brime erdey
s casks claret Wine
~ Dbl Northern Rum
20 bssSets f. SD BourUleaux Oil
~ boxes Olives. Capers and Anenoyies
so do. Spanish Cilars
90 sacks soft shciicd almo7ds
20 bbls. clarified tiiauher Salts.
Hl8o IN STORR--
Sweles lr0, assorted Sizes Cat Nails. do.
lsfeis, hardwarr, Cutlery, Paper, Candles,
Windsor soe7, Ciarct ia bottles, &c.
FIR sac bv
ISAAC DAVENPORT.
July G. '"4 TX atssS'
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HALIFAX PAPERS

We received Halifax papers 20 the 18Th
inst. Their European dates are not 50 ,ote
as ours. Ad. GRIFFIrH had arrived there
from be'muda and Ad MILNE was ex-
pected from England to relieve him. The
Akbar, so, the Saracen am Oppossum
briggs were in Halifax. The 81 BAT. of the
oo,li regt. had arrived from Dominica.
lhe slave Instruction in Bar5adoes was
eiiectually quelled.-Civil law had been
restored, and the embargo raised. The
revolt was Confined to the slaves The
o'ack troops e1erted themselves to con
quer them.
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We are told, in letter from the Nedi-
terranean, that If our government will give
the Dey of Algers q brig Of war, and paw
him forty or fifty Thousand dollars for the
crew of the one whieh Decatur captured.
ne viii observe the treaty of peace with
us for some time. "Milhons for defence,
not cent for tribute" WAS good maxim
IN bad times and t certainly cann0t be q
bad maxim in good times. Sooner should
millions be thrown into the ocean, than
one silver given to the perfidious pirate of
Agirrs, or any other pirate, civilized or
savage, by way of tribute, to purchase ia
vor or peace.
Our British friends have been again med
ding IN our disputes with Algiers. They
have told the Dey that America had nei~
Their ships nor money; and the stupid bar
b9rian repeats the filsehood to our consul.
after American Shihs," raised and paid
with American Ezonev," had lust given
him complete dr,ibbng. We hope that
the memory Of the Dey win be refreshed.
as was that of another savage enemy ON
Lake Eric and Lake Champion. at Chin
pewa and Orleans II Ball. Pal.
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st best then. there are BIZ. III members
elected by the people; but tho truth is,
that there are not above ten or eieUen Cho>
sen by the independent voice of their con-
st;tuents; the few every where directing
and oyerawing the many. Ai!at,erpts TO
reform this 7 tten body are stigmat sed by
the ministerial papers and partisars as
"fsctious, -. disioyai. -" seditious." With
out press ct its command, such Il go
vernmeat never could have sto-d - his
day" And even that is Insufficient to sup
port it without the bayonet. The instan-
ccs Of cruelty, bribery, and hypocrisy IN
der this blessed system, IS stated ny Mr..
Goblet. are tn ttucst commentary on the
far-famcl constitution OF Ensia.d. sc great
ly vauntcd and misrepreseut5d.
AS Goblet has undertaken the ardu-
ops Office OF cxpourd'ng i, for the benefit
of mankind, or the cause Of civil liberty,
may his enterpsize be crowned with sue
csssl IN. \. C9iuvljiGn.
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BosToN June 90.
The law of this Commonwealth for RI,
'eSula'ion OF the Militia has been SO far a.
mende'', IN conformity with late law Of
the y >. that the field officers ofencb r.
giment, instead of one Lieut.. Colonel. and
Mi;Jor to each battalion, are hereby 10
CONSIST OF one Colonel, one Lieut.. Colonel
ara one Mejor.-All elections 10 the offics
o. II. Col made on or since the first Of
Nay iaS1' are declared void. The three
UihcerS above named are to be chosen by
the written votes of the captains and sn,3-
alterns OF their respective regiments. But
e1ch 1t. Sol. now in commission, aad
whose commission bears date prior 20 The
ISL OF May last. is entitled to the rank Of
Goionei' ana the senior Major in esch regis
mfnt to the rank of Lieut. Col. and his E.x-
ce!iency the commander in Chiefs author
lSed to issue to them brevet commissions
oohierrns on them the rank to which they
are % this law respectively entitled.
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Ertroct cfa letter iron, on officer ortl.
=. 8, navy, dated New- Orleans, Mav
5. 1916. 's
The captured schooner Comet, com.
handed by captain Mitchell, recently ar
iiNe'I mere, IS aoout53 tons bur,hen, and
is one o. the swiftest sailing yesscIs of No..
siZe, ever saw. She had on board
when taken, one long Il FOUNDER, l6s
years old, and 1--WE other Guns, from three
to SIX Founders, all of brass. The prize
!, IS supposed to he worth from fifty to sixty
Thousand dcii-rs- One small basket
is said to contain upwards of ten
thousand dollars 10 jewelry. The cabin
OF the Comet contained great quantity
OF beautiful china ware. and the ward
robe OF the captain is very elegant He
and his crew arc closely confatd in pri-
son. ana Will soon. on Charge brought
against them, be tired Tor piracy. F,.om
best information, Mitchel's paDers an.
pear to be forged W
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German accounts mention, that, though
the manufactures Of Prussia are in a sta3e
Of tolerable prosperity, some hauds. not
suili iently employed, mean 20 cmigrate 10
tn Srazls, 70 N. America, and partcu-
larry TO Poland, where they are sure of a
good rec -pt'on from government. T.lurorq.
On TUESDAY, June 2Jth. 1916, between
, and 4o'cIock in the morning, after to-
dious iileess. ri Carlisle, in Penn. DIED
toe honorab Henry Hugh Brackenri3ec.
one OF the Judges of the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania a situation which be had
filed for nearly II years, with much Gre
dis to himself and benefit to the communi-
~ Us ais public opinions delivered I'm that
capacity and preserved among the reDor-
ted decisions Of tina; Court will SIMPLY ses-
lily.
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NEyv-YORk ~, !,

SElV-NORk, June rs.
Ihe remainder Of the Essex's Crequ'
ar. Yesterday. brig Merrimac K, NJ
0orm,cS' from lilo Grande. via Pituha.
brsz us, % days from the latter place
win hides, horns' tiger, lion, and leopard
SKINS to Is. Hide, Muir and MERIT. and
he master, owners. Passengers, Joshua
nipple, William Cole, with the loss Of
MS ,eg') William Whitney, (,high broke.
and wounded in the side) and Peter CD
dington, Grounded in the headO Tbes.
men are the remainder of the crew cr
the us. frigate Essex, who were wonn-
ded IN the action with the British s,;oa,e
Phoebe and sloop of war Cherub, in the
South Seas.
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tial history of boroughs, by Mr.. =. II. b.
Oidheld, the parliamentary seats are OWN
ed as fellows:
Nc. C Seats.
BY 216 peers in England,
Ireland and Scotland, SEQ
by l56 commoners, III
BY the treasury. 10
iS7
County and indc?en;ien, seats, III
Total seats in The house of ese
commons,
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4" BORDEAUX, May II.

Cottons. which have been gradually
advancing in this market, ever since the
establishment of the new srif was con-
sdcred inevitable, are selling athandsome
prices, and the demand continues brisk,
with sore prospect of further improve
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Prithee, tell me frsm whence this iEde-
cency springs,
The sexes at once to confound.
What means the cock'd hat and the
masculine air,
With each motion design'd to perpl ex
Bright.eses were intended to laaguish, MOI
stare,
And softness the test Of your sex.
The girl who on beauty depends for sup
port,
May call every art to her aid,
The bosom display'd and the petticoat
short,
Are samples she gives of her trade /;
.Bnt y0u, on whom Fortune indulgently
smiles
! And whom Pride has preserved from
the snares,
Should slyly attack us with coyness and
wiles,
Not with open and insolent airs.
The Venus, whose statue delights all
mankind,
Shrinks rnodestly back from the view,
And kindly should seem by the artist de-
sign'd,
10 serve as a model for you;
Then learn with her bea utics to copy her
air,
Nor venture too much to reveal,
Our fancies will paint What you cover
with care,
And double each charm you conceal
The bushes of Mora, and the m:ldres o!
May,
Are charms which no art can procure
%! be but yourselves, and our homage
we'll pay
And your empire is solid and pure {:
And if, Amazon like, you attack your
gallants,
And put Us in fear of our lives,
You may do very well fer Sisters and
Aunts,
But, believe nc, you'll never be Wives
PRUDENCE.
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ten have perfons of the vel nan.
~ and neighbourhood, Ii lid to..a
The convent for years unkEnow 1 =
other; nor have they slspecteS =
proximity, till at the dead Of II. .
he name on the grave stonlt re,.,Is IL = \
'ecret to the survivor. Sdne ye,s'
youth of great talents entered &,
at La Irappe. His early and deea q
Eiy edited the whele society. AXE
ew years, the austerities pc had nr, ea
cd at SO early an aye, undermined \
iealth. lie fell into i slow d...t 9
One of the monks was appointed 4 ''l :;
tend him He was selected IS 4 ~
himself left the world at a very earl s'lS:
Rod. The youth died. About yR
after his death, one of the monk, la
.pening to go rather earlier than us,, d'''
to the buryiDg ground, tasir usual s w.
ing place, he saw the monk, mhoan..,,, '
ed the you'll, standing uith ii, -
folded, contemplating his tomb. on H. .ss
iry him, he immediately fell back a'
the walk;no more notice was tak,, ~
burying ground continued the ~
walking place, nor did any other l,n.
tom escape. Ten yearssafter thd 4.
died.-ilis grave stone uiLolded H.
cret. 1t was his only son, yb0nSS
wept, and whom, though unknoun1r'
he had 50 diligently attcnded.
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JUVENILE PREACHER.

| TITS filled. Before breakfast too All
could the decanter speak 'twould tell :
tale its owner would blush 30 hear. Buj
tenough. From The drunkard and hi
cups, let as turn, With compassion for the
man, with contempt for his crime and
lpay visit to his next door neighhor, the
-, But bark! The knell of some
departed spirit arrests our attention. In
yonder house hes the pale, the lifeess
remains Of an once promising youth.
snatched from the fond embrace of his
aged parents, abaut to be consigned to
the cold clods Of the valley..-Distract
led with grief; unsupported by the con.
lso'atio1s OF a pi1us resignation to the
| will of Heaven. the partner Of his besoa,
knows not where to look Tor relief. Ask
YOU The reason why death has entered
the window, and borne triumphant on
Its iron bars the fallen victim You
might be informed that once he bid fair
for long, prosperous and useful
lite. But falling into the company OF.
Gamblers. be was persuaded to spass a
few leisure moments at the innocent d.
version of cards. A little he lost--a lit.
tic more he gained-incIination followed
|iniulgencr. tillat length, by slow and i'm.
Iprrccftible degrees, what at first was
merely diversion became the chief OBJ
jject OF pursuit. The BUSINESS of lie and
the cares of his family were iorgot;eu
and neglected. The wife Of his bosom.
the mother of his child; left alone TO
wearisome days and sleepess nights,anx
ious tor his tate, impatient for his return
sits and mourns in silent sorrow, till the
clock strikes two, and steps at the deoI
announces his approach But alb ! how
awful the disappointment, !! 1t was the
approach of others, bearing the GREATNESS
remains of wEat once he was Need we
be informed, that, stripped of his proper
|ty BY an unlacky game, he msdIy plang-
led the fatal weapon, and became at once
hc.instrument of his awful exit, and the
cause nf g iamentation and modrning and
woe," to his afflicted family, bringing
,lswn the hairs OF bis venerable parents
with sorrow to the grave.
Reatler-say you that.
On fancy's airy horse / ride"?
Go. then, to the chamber OF revelry,
ITO the garrett of the CANISTER, aud learn
from the language and the quarrels of the
card table, that these are not the a;,ty
|phantoms Of dfstempered Imagination
go, and with sarrow exclaim, 6 ttine hall
has not been told me.''
Watchman.
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Twenty five Dollars reward
OctnIler SO

RAN away, u the night of the s9t!'
instant, "a Negro Girl, named POLLY,
about Is or l6years ofage. tall and sIgl-
der made. not dark coloured her upper
eve teeth project, which ,hew when she
talks or laughs; has smooth ska and
small features (; took with hera variety
Of ..hinS, amongst which was black
broad cloth great coat, with white meta!
buttons. It is expected she went away
in company with a Negro Girl, named
Sally, Sho has free relations N the city
.of,STashinstnn. She has t!.ick lips, flat
nose, and very vide poutia. they may
yet be secreted in this place, rs Poly VA
persuaded to elopc b. her lrecreiatfons
iwholive here.
A Reward Of Ten Dollars will be paid
# she is apprehenie.! i'll the District, 81
lthe above Reward. if cut Of if, ard secuf.
ed in any jail, 50 that she is rccoyeretl.
For information OF tie Owner.
.8lpty al 1iis cgice.
Oct 81
The National IntelGgencer and Ralti-
imore AmepcaD will insert this 5 true.
and send their accounts to this ciiice.
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Advertisement.

lAN Thursday the 18th day Of Nv
W Der next, at Montpelier. as~ {,
Getaway, will be exposed at Pa u.+
on a credit which will be on ua j
day made known a Tract Of ~ ~
Charles County. near to Ma'a l"a,s
Creek, and Checkamux6n and c. IN
'ent to Potomac river, consisting ~
parcels called St. Johns abd es -,
addition, containing s44 aud ls 81
acres. This land is wei wcduls a
from its vicinity to navigation ~
good opportunity to the parchas,sa,,
rying that article to a good na.hssSa
Also, will be sold the housef1la
ture of Geo. lsoist. Lelper, Esq. o .t.s
a quantity of corn and corn ieuu ~,
Andrew l. Ms0fs
Thomas Mosf's "a
N. B. At the same ,me All az
ed for sale considerable stock
Aogs and sheep. s,nt, +
October Is %"
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Watchmnn.
AN ATHEIST.

A pefson endearouring prove ia
DR.. johsen that an atheist may be man
OF good moral character . Sir,o
TIE Doctcr," when man rejects his al
|hance to his Creator, what has he to re.
strain him from the preparation Of
crimes lfan atheist was to drink tea
with ME, should look very carefully
after my spoons.''
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NOTICE.
no alI sehOn. Il Nag ceneern.

To all schom It mag Genera.
WTou are hereby notified, that the III
rect Tax, for 1916, has become
due and payable. and that attendance
will be given to receive the same at the
following times and places, VIZ:
At Fairfax court house, on Monday
slst October and 4th November.
AT Csnrreyille, Tuesday 22d
AT Gum Spring, "Wednesday Esd
AT AIdie, Thursday Gath
At Mildleburg, Friday 25th
AT Upperyille, Saturday s6sh
At Uniontown, Monday s8th
At Capt. Gresg's store, Tuesday 29th
AT Pumpkintown, "Wednesday S0th
At Smiths cross roads, Thursday 51st
AT HilIsborough, Friday lst November
AT John Cannards', Saturday Cd
AT Sol. Yichroy's store, Monday 4th
AT Sou,ler's store, Tuesday 9Th
AT Waterford, Wednesday 9th
At Leesburg. from the 18th Octobersto
Che l1th November
At l4anesyille, Tuesday 10Th Nov.
At. WAey's, "Wednesday 18th
AT the cross roads, Thursday 18th
AT Wrens' Friday 18th s
AT West End, Saturday 10th
AT Fairfax court house, Monday 18th
At Colchester, Wednesday goth
AT Motifs in Alexandria, ler nOn-resi.
dents, Tharday 2lst.
Ard that correct copies of the tax lists
remain with the principal assessor ofthis
collection district, opcn to the inspection
of any person who may apply to inspect
he same. :
John Littleiohn, Collector
of the Revenue for the 22nd
Collection District Virginia.
October 23--24 t5lstNoy
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TO RENT.

The subscriber will rent for one o
more years, the House he at present oc
cupies on hing street: TO the house is a.
tached a large and productive garde:
which If it should suit the tenant can l.
had with the house.
NJ S. Wise.
October 24 eoow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-01
Ansterity ofthe Monks of La Trappe

Every one, at his first entrance, as.
sumes new name. With his former
appellation, each is supposed not onFy
to quit bthe world, but to absure e.ery
recalIection and memory OF his former
self no word ever drops from their
lIps, winch can possibly give the least
slae, 81 which the others EN- guess who
they are, or where they cane ftom, Of