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ME HOLYLEAGuE

Tn the name Of the Holy and Indivisibe 1'rini-
ys
Their maIesties, the emperor of Austria the
siDg OF Prussia and the emperor of Russa, in con-
sequence OF the great events which have distinguish
ed in Europe the course ofthe three las, years and
especially Of the blessings, which it has pleased d
vine providence 60 shed upon these states, whose
governments have placed their confidence and their
hope in it alone having acquired the thorough
sonyetOn that it is accessory for nsuring their con-
tnuance, that the several powers, in their MUTUAL
relations, adopt the sublime truths which are
pointed out to US by the eternal religion Of our Sa-
vionr God
Declare s0emnly, That the present act has no o.
Their object, than to shew IN the face OF the universe
their nnwavering determination to adopt for the
only rule of their conduct, both in the admnistrad-
ON OF their respective states, and in their political
relation with every other government, the precepts
otJustice, oicharity and ofpeace, which, far from
Ngelng solely applicable to private fe ought on the
contrary, directly to influence the resolutions OF
princes, and 10 guide all their undertakings as
being the only means Of giving stability TO human
institutions, aud of remedying their imperfect
ons
Their msesties have therefore agreed to the got-
lowing articles
Art. Z. In conformity To the words Of the Holy
Scriptures, which command al men to regard one
another as brethren, the three contracting monarehs
will renain united by die bonds of a true and ndis-
soluble fraternity and considering each other as
eopariOts, they viii lend one another on every oc-
ession, aud IN every place, assistance, aid and sop
port and regarding their subjects aud armies, rs the
fathers other families, dey will govern them in
spirit OF fraternity, with which they are animated
for the protection Of religion, peace and JUS
tee.
Art. 2. Therefore the ovly governing principle
between the aforementioned governments and their
subjects shall be That Of rendering reciprocal SER
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April 10.

4 M tired of Farming and Merchandising. The
q poor man, who lives on ls plsntstion, and the
rich man who consuits lis case, aud feasts on his
great amount Of profits flowing frOm n small per
cent. ought to follow farming, whilst one Of the
middHng sort, like myself, ougt to have done With
it.
AS to the Mercantile business, it has become
quite too fashionable in the country round about my
store, and l, beng follower OF fashions, am viii
ling to stop and back out.
/ will therefore sell, at Film, in Caroiiae Cour-
ty, puhiickly, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of .lune
next, all my remaining stock of MERCHANDISE,
great part Of which will be divided into parcels
to suit ismies--'Fhen, ELM itself, neat resi-
deuee for bachelor, having every house that he
could ask, new and complete, admirably calculated
for professional gentleman the soil in a lively
state and growing aboHt 5000 iourishing young APP
pie trees, which in few years, with proper ma
nagement, will yield 100000 gallons Of elder
ally. 1T the same time and pioce will cell GOO a.
ores Of LAMB ON Mount swamp, within q mile of
RsppahannOck river, adjoining Me5srs. John I.
Woodforl, Charles G.. 1sliaerro, - Jones, sad
the land Of the Rappshannock Academy. Mr..
Funtaine Lsuelilia, nv ms' ager there, will shew
It. The fertility OF this tract, the heahness oils
scite, and its proximity 20 Of the best 3eInine-
ries ia Virginia renaero ;his ssoost desirable place
to one, who, more fortunate than myself, has "a
rnly 70 r2ise or TO educate. This sale heiug effect,
ed, I will treat privately With the purchaser for
thirty odd likely NEtsROkS, sttsshed 70 the plane
tatiOn they ave in families aud will not separate
them, nor aul I willing to MOVE thesn--ALso. 81
the produce on hand, che implements Of huatsnaTy,
oxen and beasts OF the plos, waggon and team,
and the stock Of cattle, Sheep and Hogs, together
with al the growing crJps-P0saes 70 he given
Immediate or st tie end OF tine year, % fasy be
agreed Onls, sale--to be continued from day to day
I'll con,pleted--Ihe TERMS ia essh case will
be easy. -
Aprg 10. i0g-wtds
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COMMUNICATIONS.

DIED, Francis .9s6my, bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. in the full triumph of faith, on
Sunday, the 31st March, 1916. at Mr.. George Ar
nold's, in Spotisyivauis county, Virginia, Is miles
from fredericksburg.
On Sunday, the Path March, he WAS carried to
the Old Methodist Meeting House, in the City of
Richmond, and preached his last Sermon, from Ro-
mans, 9th chapt. and 29th verse.
He started from Richmond on Tuesday, on his
wayto Baltimore. The Rev. John w. Bond, who
travelled with him, advised A. Foster, by letter, of
his death,
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ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS

I<lsCfS iO&N IN lnhOOhSI1OOIsl y.
The Election for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Counselors and Senators took
place in Massachusetts, on Monday, the Cd
Inst-The result, so far as the returns
have come in, is highly suspicious to the
Republican Party.-New-Englan is fast
returning to her first love-the cause of
our rights, and the Constitution. The
temple is about to be purged of its defi:ers.
There is some reason TO hope, that the
Republican ticket has already triumphed,
and that Derfcr is the Governor elect of
Mass chusetts.
In 1915, Boston gave Strong 3l55 votes,
and Dexter 14S9-This year, Brooks, the
Feder7l Candidate. has 1922, and Dexter
2o22--Net Republican gain, 1876.
Twenty seven towns have been heard
from-which in 1915, gave Strong 1851.
and Dexter 54O7-This year. Brooks has
1904. Dextsr 72s3-.Net Republican Gain,
1O43.
Last year, Strong had plurality of 1891
votes in all the State.
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GhgAaa Land- ONec,

ItfCfIfDItt, IN sTpTfT, IbIUs
conf rroity with act offhe General As1eno-
4 bly, OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia, entitled
" IN act to amend the several laws concerning Es-
cheats" passed the {th day Of February, 1911, I
do hereby make il known that !. appears, by a GER
tiiicate OF the Eseheator Of Amelia county, that
certain tract Of land, whereof certain Alexander
Wilson died seized and possessed, situated in said
county and containing 224 acres, hath esehested to
the said COmmonwea
VIM. G. PENDIEToN, Reg'r.
April 10. i09-ew
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CRY PROPERLY at .Bucti01l.

4 GREEABLY to the last wish of the late Fran
n els X. Strobia, shalt sell. under the manage
ment OF Messrs Moncure, Robinson esPleasants,
on the premises, Wednesday the Oath Of the pre-
sent month, valuable Lot Of LIND, on the
Main Street, adjoining the property of Mrs. Diana
Morgan. 1t contsiHs 33 feet front, running back
los feet, and within Ge square oGthe Market house,
in part Of the town now rapidly improving.
TEnMs-3O00 dollars cash--the balance in equal
instruments of G. Q, and 10 months credit. Negoti-
able notes with approved endorsers will be requr-
ed and deed Of trust the property secure the
last payments.
JOHN II. STROBIA, .qdm'r.
TO the estate Of f. r. Strobia, dee.
April 10. 10g- Ills
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sTRAYGD OR STOLEN,

VNROM my stable, on Saturday night the 9th Fe-
bruary, 1916, A SORHEL HORSE, about Fl We
feet high. He has a star in his forehead, sud was
lately cured Of fstnls. lie has some hair off his
left thigh, occasoned by wort his hind feet be-
lleVe are white. I will give ten dollars reward to
any person who will deliver him to me At Castle
Hill, or contrive me word so that <, him sgin.
ROBERT MAUPjN.
Albemarle county April 10. 1Oq--itF
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LgvD FOR SHE.

DY Virtue OF deed of trust executed by Angus
ID tus Watson, late Of Prince Edward county
we will on the second Saturday ia May next, sell
on the premises so much ofthe tract ofland wieIw
on the said Watson lived, and mentioned ~ said
Deed Of Trust, as may be NECESSARY to effect the
purposes for which tic decd was executed. This
is very fine Tobacco plantation, lying about six
miles above PriHce Edward Court House aud ia 80
agreeable and desirable neighbourhood.
The terms oGsaie will be made known on the day
OF sale.
JOHN HUDSON, Z TINS
WIN. A. ALLEN, { tees.
Prince EdwscJ, APrG 10. l9s-w5ws
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&" The Union of Honest Men"


" The Federal Republican" yolept The
Common Server, has returned to Baltimore,
and taken shelter under the wing of a Mr..
Allen. who edited the Telegraph IN that
City. The partnership now appears I'M
der the style of " The Federal Repub!i-
can, aud Baltimore Telegraph" edited
by Paul Allen & Co" The hopes which
the Federal Republican derives from this
association, are palpsble enough.-It was
rapidly sinking into the tomb OF the Capu-
lets and it may yet hope 20 spin out few
hours longer of existence. But what be-
nefts the Telegraph can promise itself
from the Union, one is at some loss to d.
vine. 1t is not the scurriity of the Sewer
which is wanting because, the Tele-
graph has already sufficient stock of that
article OH hand Is it. that though all
the talents" of Mary land are arrogated b.
the Federal party, yet they nave not
sufficient stock of them to be divided
between two papers
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THE GRAND LOTTERY OF PAINT
INGS-(ALL PRIZES.


WILL commence drawing on this day.
att~e,e O'Clock, at the capaoi, in the following
The last drawn ticket will be entitled Pytades
Ofestes--val,c D.5ye
The aosth drawn ticket will be entitled King Lear
in the Stornf--yalue $50
The iOotb drawn ticket will be entitled tie landing
It!c1lackus--y suo 200
The lssh drawn ticket will be entitled Perys Tic
torn No. 1--Salue $50
The Asoh drawn ticket will be entitled Musidora
value
The 4!o,h drawn ticket will be entitled to the painting
of PcrTys Eicfory No. 2, $50
The a50 drawn ticket will he entitled the painting
Of the Children and RuJ5ie, $50
The a3o drawn ticket viii be entitled the painting
of Fratcisco, $50
The 4iah drawn ticket will be entitled the portrait
cf the ate c. +. Cook. TO
The eoot drawn ticket will be entitled the portrait
of 6forcau, 100
All other Prizes viii he Floating.
Those Ladies and Gentlemen disposed this
Lottery, respectfully informed, that few tickets
sill tobe hal, upon application j. Warre his Painting
Rooms, the MainStreet. Subscribers will phase call
fog their tickets.
Tie Managers 70 the ADORE Lottery, areDoc'nr Adams,
Robert Gamble, Esq. Thomas Ritehie, and Judge Brocr
brongh. April 10.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

Gig Of Richmond-John Robertson without
oppositcn.
King George-William Taliaferro,' John &.
Stuart
Susser-Hugh C. Belches, - Rosser.'
.Ne1v Members.
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[ Translated from French hahers for TIKI
Baltimore Patriof.1

l<'3HSIdted rom FRENCH nafeTS Jor the
Baifimore Patriot
WARSAW, January %.
Marshal Davoust, with several ether
French Generals, are expected here !;
some OF them have permission to repair to
Russia.
Madrid. January 81.
Nj. Cevallos is recalled into the ministry
his disgrace only lasted 48 hours. Ma
dame Porier is alive; she has secluded
herself in a convent
Paris. FEB Is.
Marshal Soult was the I'd February at
the Iarne, on his way to Hamburg. Mas
sena, 1t is said, is about publishing his JUS
tihcation he will find it difficult to get o.
yer the memorial sent by the inhabitants
OF Marseilles, who charge him with hav-
ing suppressed their loyal feelings when
the usurper returned from Eliza, and
thereby promoted the views of the traitor
Fouche has taken leave of the court of
SaXony. Cambaceres arrived at Brussels
the I'd instant, with his Secretary. His
departure from Paris was not as soon ex-
pected.
London, FEB. 9.
The city of Carthagena, with the whole
province on the Spanish Main, 10 the
number of three millions of souls, have
thrown off the yoke of Spain, and applied
to this government to be taken under it's
protection and controul. Existing treaties
prevent the Prince Regent accepting the
tender.
We learn, by letters from Cadiz, that
the Spanish ship of the line. Maria Louisa,
was lately lost on the coast of Africa. She
had been long time at Port Mahon, and
by order of the new Admiral Infant Don
Antonio, she had sailed for Cadiz to take
out troops and provisions for the army be-
fore Carthagena. Her crew was 70 men
and officers. The few individuals who
escaped the wreck, fell into the hands of
the Algerines.
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Above 500 100
OF which duties no composition shall be
allowed, but it shall be specifically COL
lected for and upon the stamps AFFIXED to
the notes hereby charged herewith"
THE TARIFF.
The House then again resumed the con-
sideration of the bill to regulate the duties
on imports and tonnage
The remainder of the day was occupied
in the discussion of various propositions
to amend the bill, none of which, however,
OF an important character. prevailed. A.
mongst the amendments offered, was one
by Mr.. Tucker, to strike out the minimum
price of 25 cents per square yard on cottons,
which was widely debated and one by Mr..
Ward Of Ms. to reduce the duty on import
ed hemp, from $50 cts. to 100 cts. per cwt
Both of these motions were negatived.
Returns from 17o towns of Massachusetts, give a
.Net Republican Cain of $3.50. last year,
Strepg's majority in the State, consisting of 4O6
towns, was 1891" 1.-The Boston Patriot of the
5dsays " We think it may be confidently asserted
that the State is rescued from factions misrue and
that that distinguished Gentleman (fIr. Dexter) is
Governor"
The Boston DsiIy Advertiser, (Federsl) also
says II there is in the interior and parts
Of the state, change equal to that which has taken
place in the towns reported MIR. Dexter is elected
Butt the Western counties ss constant 70 their
old principles as there is much reason to hope,
General Brooks IS probably elected"
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vices; Of testfying by an unsiterrble benefceace
the mutual affection with which they ought to be
animated OF considering ali IS only the members
oil one christian nation, the three allied princes
looking upon themselves rs deegatedby Providence
to govern three branches OF the family, TO wit
Austria, Prussia and Russia eonfessng likewise,
that the christian nation, of which they and their
people form part, have really no other sovereign
than Him, to whom alone power belongs of right
because IN Him alone are tunnd all the treasures ot
love, OF science, and OF wisdom that j, saw God
our Divine Saviour Jesus Christ, the Word of the
Most High, the Word Ollie Their majcstiss,
therefore. recommend, with the most tender solicit
tude to their people, the only means of enjoying
that peace which springs from good conscience,
and which alone is durable, to fortfy themselves
every day more and more in the principles and ex-
ercise Of the duties which the Divine Saviour has
pointed OUT.
Art. s. All powers Which wish solemnly to pro-
fess the sacred prime pies which have dictated this
act, and who shalt acknowledge how important /,
is to the happiness of nations, too long disturbed
that these truths shalt hencefnrth exercise uron hu
dest les, al! the influence which belong to them
shall be received with mach readiness rs aifeetl-
on, into this holy alliance.
OF our Lord 1915, the 14th (26) Sep
TENDER.
FREDERICK WILLIAM,
ALEXANDER.
a true copy of the original,
ALEXANDER
st. Petershurgh, the Gay OF the birth OF our Saw
our, the 25th Dec. 1915.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

COMMUNICATIONS.
Charlotte regenerafed.
.dcomPLete Republican Triumph Joseph Wyatt
and John ID. Richardson. elected TO the next AS
sembiy in opposition to two popular Federslists-
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BYLAST NIGHTS MIL.
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Saturday, .Atra 6.
SPECIE PAVMEN1>S

oPEClE PAY MENIS.
Mr.. Calhoun from the Committee on a
National Currency, reported bill for the
more effectual collection Of the revenue in
the lawful money of the u. States, which
was twice read and committed.
This bill provides, that after the 51st of
December next, the notes of banks which
do not by that time pay specie, shall
not be received in payment of debts due
the United States; and imposes on such
banks new stamp duties, after the follow
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Nails, Iron, Cutlery, &c.
100 casks first quality Cut Nails, assorted, from
SCI to cod,
do God brads,
SO tons Swedes' Iron, SIS, 1 81, and lie
inch,
P3CR9GES CUTLERY,
Consisting OF an assortment of Knives, Scissors
Files Hand-saws, &c. calculated for the country
trade, and at reduced prices.
Barrels large Herrings,
Fine Medium, Printing, Letter and Wrapping
Paper,
Mould Candles, Soap, sc.
ALSO,
An excellent Piano-Forte, for SALE by
ISAAC DAVENPORT.
Street leading to yNayo's Bridge.
April 10. 1o9-St
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Richmond. Council Chcni5el', 1AIil s, isl,
LICE &c LIZ u L Nv CIIrrr

Richmond. Council hcn5T, ibIil S, 1916.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
FgV1AT the Executive will proceed on
q the first Monday in June next the appoinnent of
Keeper of the Fenitentary in this city. in room, OF
Col Him. canteH. who has given notice that he will resign
the said Office ON the first day of July next.
All persons DESTROYS of obtaining the appointment win
make their wishes known this Office IN due time.
nm. ROBERTSON, C. c.
April 10. IO9-
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London, REQ. IL.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer will
to-day submit to the House of Commons, a
general view of our Financial situation
and of his Plan of Finance as adapted to
Peace Establishment. OF the Establish
ment it is not to be supposed that it can be
upon the same scale with any one that has
preceded it.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer does
not, we hear, mean to have recourse to any
loan.
The Dutch and Flanders mails which
arrived this morning have brought ac-
counts from Brussels to 9th inst.-The
Duke of Wellington was expected at
Cambray, whittier the Commanders of the
several corps of the Army Of Occupation
were to proceed to recsive orders.
Cambaceres, it is said, is to reside at
Riga.
An idle rumour is thrown out in the
Morning Chronicle of to-day, of a propo-
sal having been submitted to Ministers
for the appointment of the Prince after
the intended Nuptials, to be Viceroy and
Commander in Chief of the Army of Han
over.
The marriage of Sir Charles Stuart
with Lady Elizabeth Yorke, was celebra-
ted last Monday at Paris-Fchr Eaus-
tnniqVe Sit.
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BALANCE OF TRADE.
RICHMOND, APRIL 10.

We touched on this subject, few days
ago, when q few hasty remarks were
ventured upon the National Bank A CT
tation was made from a Speech of MIR.
Gold ; but it was done in great haste, from
memory only, and it turns out to be in
correct. The following is the passage to
which we referred
No friend OF his country look at the enor-
nous importation ct goods into the U. States the
past year, without concern. The British accounts
give thirty million sterling, above hundred and
thirty nRfons Of dollars, the amount of their ex-
port OF goOs to the United States, while whole
export TO Great Britain is t.centy-one millions only.
Is il possible to such of trade in any o.
Their light than as most runous'to the country"-.-
To ascertain the exact balance OF trade is always
difficult, but It is manifest that the U. States cannot
continue this present course of trade with G.. Bri-
tain halfa dozen years without ruinous consequent
ces. The trade Of the U. States with G British has
always been, in the opinion OF both countries, against
the U. States but the balance against the o. States
was reimbursed by the favorable trade with the w.
Indies and other porte, which now in a great de-
gree, closed On u.s.
Mr.. Gold has no doubt drawn his state
ment of our exports from the following
Document of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury:
Letter from The Secretary Of The Treasury, trans
uniting statement Of ths EXPORTS III he United
States, during the year ending tie Sofh Of Sep
TENDER 1915.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, FEH. IA, 1876.
Sir-1 have the honor to transmit statement Of
the exports of the United States, during the year
ending the Soth Sept 1915, amounting in value,
IN articles Of domestic produce ma
nulacture, to Si5, 974, 4O3
OF foreign produce or ma
nufacture, to 6,5SS,35O
S5e,557, 75s
Which articles appear to have been exported to
the following countries, viz:
To the northern countries Domestic FOREIGN
OF Europe, S5,699,55S So5S,S95
To the dominions of the
Netherlands, 3,7S4,771 796,Os7
do. ofG. Britain, 81 ,366,Si4 223,0ei
do of France, 6,576.36s 2,I5I. 1853
do. OF Spain, 5,Os7,325 1,14S,63s
do of Porlugal, 2,1l9202 ,S9o
All other, 3,S4O,3iO 1:f4S.54O
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was perfectly quiet, and provisions Of e.
very description were in plentiful sup
ply. -,
become every day more and more appa-
INT. A letter received yesterday morning
IN town, announces the failure of bank
mo house at Nampswich. in Cheshire. On
Saturday, considerable house in the
civ. connected with the Continent, stop
ped payment.
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ADV Elk IIoEMENT.
FINDER direction of the Sheriff, will be sold.
J to the highest bidder, for really money, at
Westmoreland court house, on the 22d day OF A
pril next, being court day, TWENTY or THIRTY
LIKELY NEGROES, consisting chiefly of We.
men, Boys and Girls, to satisfy an execution-Iur-
berve against TurbeiyiIle's executors
THE a ADMINISTRATORS of
Maj. John Tarberyille, dssid.
April 10. toe-9t
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Bridge AUCTION Of Books.
YH1lfE Catalogue OF English and French Books
Il advertised for sale some time ago, will posi-
lively be sold on Thursday evening, at o'clock, ut
our Office.
J. Broom, jr. e ". Ff,slcy.
April 10. 1oo-ft
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Horo. .M'ElderrY.
Plaster Land tor odleS

T2vliE subscriber offers for sale, a
4 Farm, in the County Of Fauquier,
aud state of Virginia, containing $50 A
ores, ope third Of which is Of the strong
est quality, ard covered with heavy
growth OF red oak and hickory-ihe re-
sidue, tbeing cleared. land. is in good
heart, two thirds Of It having been
laid down in red clover, aud no tract
in the state has Afforded higher evi,!en-
ces Of its adoption to the plaster OF Pa
ris.-There Is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never falling
streams of Broad and Mill Runs, a
scite for Merchant Mill, with fall
of % feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side of a
well built Saw-MiR, recently erected.
A Law has passed for turnpike road
which viii pass by or near this settle.
For the above property, | will take
TIE moderate price Of 90 dollars per a.
Gre, witt a reasonable allowance, for the
yater advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymaket Post-Cffice.l Va
September 90.