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4yEXANl}hfA
sI0NDAY, ApRII %,

e. letter received in PhiladeI-
from Messrs. James Brown 9
Pui1 r.r the ship Thalia, dated
eO. T. .. leeds, 9Th Fe6. 1910.
give bad this pleasure on the sd INST
~ usSthen anticipated, we are now
sna a. J, ;afurm you, that all our friend
sDie = ~ we have sent low priced good
,Ss spring may consider 'nsasf, m@e lrr
ssna .'sct tor the clc.hing Of the RUSSIA
has this day been s a3 Sssn oa' an w dss
Of low woollens i, ana a, from pre- S
= s.dt appearances low priced cloths, &c
- likely for some time to be dearel
s,sn. they ever were; at any rate, mucn
ar than those we have lately lnvoic-
a. y -uhich certainly were lair value"
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Singing School.
" WOOD

Respectfully informs his friends an
the public, that he intends opening
School for instructing in Vocal Music OF
tuesday evening april Esd, at Mrs. Pey
toms School Room.
Those persons who wish TO be in
structed il the rudiments of this art, vii
find tito their advantage to commence
as early as possible.
Terms-three dollars and fifty cent
per quarter.
Attendance tram 2 flls, twice aweek
March IS sotaSdA
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New Publications, &c.
3UsT REcEFyED FOE sALg En-


JAAEs KENNEDY AND Son,
Mawe's Ira, ell in Brazil, particularly
in the gold and diamnd dist els Of
ttat country, By authority 81 lie
Prince Regeni Of Pcrtagal-iecludi'g
a voyage to Rio de la Plata, anc IN
historical Sketch of Bueuqs Ayres--
illustrated wifi, En4Ia,ipcs
Humboldt, Personal, Narrative Of 'i.a~
wells in the equinoctiai regions q tie
new cont ent. "a,
Boyer's Snrgcry, first American edition
vol. lst, Cd 10 press.
Varieties of Life, novel, by Mrs. Hoff-
land
Mungo Parks last Travels in Africa.
La Baume's Ma rative of the Russian
campaign.
Beautiful miniature editions OF the fol-
lowing:
The Arsbian Nights, 8 vols. Persian
Tales, vols. Dryden's Virgil, 2 vols.
Homer's Had and Odyssey. by Pope,
4 vols. Cowper's Posthumous Works,
Hogg's Queens Wake. Of Pilgrims in
the Sum- the VII lie works of Robert
Burns, vols. l'hompson's Seas nss
the Works of Walter Scott, 5 vols. Of
Lord BY On, ovols. of Thomas Camp
bell Watts ON the Mind, thinner
man on Solitude, Falconer's. Ship
wreck. and Akensides Pleasures of the
Imagination, Rogers's Pleasures Of
Memory, .,with, Camppell'S Pleasures
of Hope bound together.
april II. cost
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From a London paper.


Yorkshire Angling
IT happen'd once, that young York.
shire Clown,
But newly come to far-fam'd London
~ town,
Was gaping round at many wond'rous
sight.
Cumming at all he saw with vast delight,
attended by his TERROR Tyke,
WIZ was as sharp as sharp may be,
And thus the Master and the Dog, 'ye
see,
We're very much alike.
Aster wand'ring far and wide,
Ana seeing all ths street, and squares,
And Temple bar, and pidcoek's bears,
The Mansion house, the Regents Park,
Aud al On which your Cocknies place
their pride;
After being quizz'd BY many city
Spark,
For coat of country cut and red hard
pate.
He came at length to noisy Billinsgate
He saw the busy scene with mute sur
prise,
Opening his ears and eyes.
At the loud Glamour and the monstrou:
| tlshs
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'.or Freight,
af&S> me superior ship. Sterling. w,
s sssssaaEss {. Ross, master burthen $500
barrels, now in conn lete order to receive
a, cargo.
ALSO,
The good brig Economy, Josiah Far.
row, sen. master, burtlen about 100
barrels, having performed but one voy-
age.
ALSO, coastsise,
The fast sailing brig GaIen. William
Robinson, master bulthen asou. 500
barrels. ,1>.
ALSO,
!, The schooner betty Frank,ir. Fem
Jamln Kitty, master; burthen about 400
barrels. Apply to
John G. Iadd and Go.
april Is
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REPflRT

ns,sp committee on Foreign relations
IN suadry petitions respecting the
p II aud West -lndia trade.
.rbe comnittee on Foreign relations, t.
: whom was referred suadry petiiiei's
relative TO the plaster trade, and I S
trade to the British w. India lslaads
recommend to the house the following
resolution;
9ssolred, That it is expedient to pro-
mint all importations into the y. States
.srnm the British possessions in North
America, and from the British West.ln'
Ma Isanas: and all exportations frole
he United States to these places, ex-
ceDt in vessels d TIE United States.
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Hereafter doom'd to grace full many ,

|i1cfetlJcr uOUiu u " S'"SS "N
dish,
Close bv him was a Tarbos on a stall,
Who. with stretch'd mouth as ii t.
gasp for breath,
Seem'd in the agonies Of death
Said Andrew" spray what name dye thai
fish call
{" A Tar5ot-'tis (said the sarcastic
ely
/" A Fiat you see, 50 something like
yourself"
3. Dye Think said Andrew that
he'll bite p"
I" Why" said the fellow with rogu-
ISL grin,
!" His mouth is open put your finger
ia,
I. And then you'll know" Why no''
replied the wight,
g | should't like to try but here's my
Tyke
Shall put his fail there as you ike"
Within the Turbot's mouth was PLACID.
the tail,
Who bit it too with all his might;
The dog no sooner felt the bite
Than eff he ran, the fish still holding
tight;
And thausL old Ling began to swear and
rail,
After a number of escapes and dodg-
ings.
Tyke safely got to Master Andrews
Lodgings;
Who, when the fisherman in a passion
Few,
Said " Master, Lunnun tricks ON we
won't do,
g I'se come from York to queer such
fats as you,
And Tyke my do: is Yorkshire too!''
Theh laughing at the man he went a.
way,
And had the fish for dinner the same day.
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On Christmas day last. an old oentle.
man, residing in the township Of Barton.
and who was remarkable for his puuctu.
ailty in keeping What he called the Ma
9Vlty, was visited by six daughters in
"a" ; hut as the weather, in the evening
became somewhat unpleasant. thew made
~ ulelr minds to stay with him during
ue 9isht, to which proposal he yerY
.useertaiiy consented; and, both by his
s sss,oas, and his humorous, iosose, little.
ira a'a,ag, aud pleasant manner Of express.
=. ~ ai@self, sufficient, evinced MAT heI
,S@eed IN bis, neart, that he had. snce'
I i;O's' the dear sweet creatures about
kna Out, short-slghted mortal thou
rsv o@ss' not, at one momeRt, what the
Of Of, ~ may bring forth !. Before the rising
s;, Is sun, neNtmorning, four out Of tie
ra.;! ,aules were put to bed, each being
a.r;sa delivered ola new grand child,
e., a. :. the old gentleman in celebrst-
Ne 'e Natiylty.-U. C. Spectator.
ass. ose1at Receipt peasant having
40 'Slea tree to gather fruit, fell down
~, - osGSe his leg. An Indian doctor
49, ss JARED 10 70 his assistance but the
$50 al'' who had a great aversion to
ssa'sks' would DOT suffer him to touch
rs :. Wei T! tsaid the Indian) suffer
w VA. least to leave nv advice with you
! e. IS your receiptP said tue patient
u,%a WIS (rePtied the Indians never &C
Nns down faster than you go up.
soo Iss a'I excite and bring into &C,
s,sa' venus and the 6aer feelings, it is
4 se ssary that they should first exist
n 'auenan unee called on Teacher
!, complained that he was Inattentiyt
H.. u SON. (who was his pusiGl lie re
Aia' ~ we s..sat@a 20 every one
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Just eeelved from Boston,
By the sch. Hebecca, Capt. Berry,
New England rum
Bengal Indigo
Sosp in boxes
Alum.
IND IN STORE.
First quality Madeira Winps
,Ieneriffe in half pip
Lisbon, and
Malaga & quarter
Port casks.
9Th proof Antigua rum in hhds.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and bids.
Superior guilty Orleans sugar in
hogsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. l and choco ate
Liverpool blown and coarse salt
Best family -four, and general as
sortment II groceries,
For sale BY
Bryan Hampson & Co.
april go
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How then, demanded the gentleman,
,oes it happen, that my son is exceiled
9y boy who has not received a quarter
as many !essons-the Teacher paused
tor moment. then Observation-Disclosures
but one spark Of genius, I'LL fan it to =
|aame--but cannot create!
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STRAW Hats, Chip I Iats, &c.

JUST RECEIVED,
.fnd far saIs By the Subscriber, FaiJar'
street,
5 cases Ladies Straw Hats
ditto Misses ditto ditto
10 dozen Ladies White Chip Flats
and Crowns
4 coed supply on hand Of Ladies Silk
and satin 5onnets.
Orders from, eouatry merchants viii be
promptly attended to for Hats and Bon.
lets Of Tue newest iashieu, by the doz-
IN.
nary MOONEY.
anril.12 .r,...-- 81
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Just Received

find for sale By JOHN.a. STETART,
1 n ENQUIRY respecting the Caps
~ ture Of Washington BY the Britishs
Is itb an examination of the report ot the
Committee Of Investigation, etc. etc.
ieb 20
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IL " attS'S

u " attS'S
Plain and easy Catechisms,
The Preservative from the Sins and
Follies Of Youth,
And Divine Songs and Prayers for
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The Westminster Assembly's Shorter
Catechsm, With scriptural References,
For sale by the subscribers. price 81
and ha,i cents.
James Kennedy & Son.
april 2 eotf
New Publications, &c.
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Remedy for Sore Eyes.-Boil quar-
ter of an ounce OF Camomile Flowers in
a pint OF new milk, and wash the eyes
three or Four times day.
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The Subscriber has for Sale
9 cases well assorted Irish linens
2 ditto long lawns
2 ditto sheetinss
Which will be sold low by the case o.
single piece.
8 bales Merino wool. and some ey
cellent family flour.
Jacob Morgan,
Fairfax-street.
april 90 CT
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For Sole. Freight. or Charter, !,
f,sN The schooner Jane, burthep 85
49, tons or $50 barrels, now IN Gem
plete order for the reception Of cargo
Butts ana-cdwS6d.
Feb / sa5
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OBTrUaRY.

- OD& C.Ift1
Departed this life yesterday fternoon
[of an inflammation in the lungs, in the
eighteenth year Of his age, Ttomas JEFF
ferson, son IF Puchsaunnubtee, princi-
pal chief of tile Choctaw nation of In
|dians the deceased was several years
since, at the request OF his father. sent in
to be educated by the government of the
United States, and had been by the Sc /
|cretary of war placed unde, the inlnedi-
ate care of the Society Of Friends in this
|city. His department at school id in
tie family where he boarded We. order
y and correct, and he had nlade very
considerable advances in his studies.
For some time before bis death, he be-
came fully sensible of his situation, and
iowa DIS he close, entirely resigned o it,
and with great tranquility of mind ex-
pressed his firm confidence, that he was
about to exchange a situation Of suffering
and affection for oue Of u9alterab!e Te
Ecity having taken an afr ctionate save
lot the faaaily where he lived, whose per
Eseyering and assidious care during his
Iiiiaess. mad great, eHdeared them to
'hm be q ietly Closed ms mortal exist
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COOKS w ANTED

!. | wish to hire man and woman. well
acquainted with cooking, to cook at Fort
Washington, for which liberal wages
will be siven-An elderly woman VII
out children would be preferred None
need apply without good recommenda !
tons.
BoLITHA LAWS.
april 90
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And DOW from Aldabaran,
Let the eye away run,
Fo9ty-dve degrees,
Till, East-South- East it sees
Pellux, brilliant star:
From which, not very far,
Viz. Five degrees No tn West,
His brother Castor's PLACID.
Thence, East-South- East half South,
from Pollux, see
Reguus in the thirty eighth degree.
Whence northward eight degrees,
Tho observer sees
Another smaller star,
That shone for ares there.
g When you have found it,
You'll see FIVE smaller stars around
it:
These FIVE, with Reg'lus, form a
sickle;
AS was the ancient whim so fc.
kle.
From R s'lus, ,. 3t.South East,
The bright star Spica's PLACID,
A star Of greatest size
No bright star near it lies.
Sixteen degrees South est,
Five smaller stars are place
'l'is--and remember if you please =
Frem 4 g'lus ffty-four degrees.
Fcom spica in the forty-sixth de-
gree,
And East south-Eas you'll plainly
see
Antarics-'Tis star,
Which Sourhward lies affair."
Two Stars abide,
One on each side,
Eve degrees emily of.
You'll find them soon enough
Sixty degrees soutb-Ea.t from this
Asuila YOU can hardly fiss.
Bhth North and South, close by,
+ star yoonay descrY,
In strait line they lie.
Sixty degrees South East from this
is caught,
Far south, the brilliant spangle Fo-
mathaut
Thence. East by North, near forty
eight degrees.
And Westward forty.four from
Aries,
Is Pegasus-North, near the
twelfth degree,
One bright and four small stars
you'll very plainly see.
Vrg;niu Patriot.
. The seven stars.
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x lZU Ltborers are watt
ed for the Public Works at Fort Wash
ington. on the Potomac, for which IL
berai price will be given. Application
may be made Immediately.
w. K. Armiaead,
1t. Col. Engineers.
Feb II eo
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NEW TEAS, &c.
tYM BaRTLEMy4N,
-. y

A SUPPLY of TEAS OF the --latest
" importation and which are of prime
quality. Afro, on hand aed Tor sale q
pleasing terms. a very general assert
ment of Groceries.
april % eolm s
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The following rates of postage are to
Be charged after the first day of MAY,
cOaforma5leto an act Of congress, passed
OIL the 9th Instant.
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AN IRREGULAR ODE;
Or Rules in Rhyme,

For Mariners and others, to ind The
principal stars, BY which longitude is
aScertaiaed.
IN the degree
Twenty three
From Pleisdes,s
IS Aries,
.Of second size:
Near west it lies.
South East from this
You will no miss,
Fourteen degrees
From PIeiades.
IF yau don't astray runs
Bright Aldebaran,
This man sees
Thirty. five degrees
From Aries.
Thence, in the degree
Near twenty threes
Southeast,
Is PLACID,
And ever dwelt,
Orion's Belt.
And now from Aldabaran,
Let the eye away run,
Fo9ty-6ve degrees,
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FOREIGN.
NV Y onK, JuIY q.
LATEST FROM LONDON.

BY the ships America, and Lindzee,
from London, the Editors of the Mercan-
tile Advertiser. have received London pa
pers to the 18th of June, inclusive, from
which the following extSacts are made.
We learn by passefger, 10 the Ame-
RIGA, that Mr. Eustis, our minister at the
Hague, and Mr.. Erying, our minister to
Spain, were both at Paris the last of May.
Mr. Stuart. Chancellor of the American
Consulate at London, has arrived in the A
merica, with dispatches for government.
LONDON, June s.
Since our last, the Paris papers of Thurs
day have arrived and this morning we
received those of Friday. Another French
General (Gruyer) has been sentenced to
be shot for the rebellion of March, 1915,
and the ridiculous farce of tying Mar
shall GrouchY, WHO is absent, is gOngon.
Courier Extra. Of Friday morning.
Several individuals have been carried
before the Tribunals accused of having sto-
len about thousand weight of gunpowder
from one of the Government Magazines,
and sold it TO Ruggieri, the fire-worker.
Tie carriage which conveyed it having
been stopped at MOntmartre on the 2Sth
ult. gave rise to great number OF SUPPOSE
tons and commentaries. The quantity OF
powder was greatly magnifed, and the
whole was SAID to have been contriyed by
SOnspirators against the state.
Paris Journals to the 1st instant, and a
Flanders Mail, have arrived this morning,
The assertion IN the previous Paris papers,
which we did not notice, knowing il to be
untrue, that our Ambassador, Sir Charlie.
Stuart, was to be replaced is now contra.
dicted from authority. The valuable ser.
vices Of that Gentleman cannot yet be dis
pensed with. The Duke Of Wellington il
expected to be at Paris, where il IS suppos-
ed he viii remain till September, his Grace
having made all Che necessity arrange
ments on the frontiers. A considerable
change Is operating in the temper, the Vi
glance, aud the yigor Of the French Gov.
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From The Compiler, .aara.,t l..
Schooner Romp.

Yesterday, Special District Court was Held
81 the Capitol, in the case of the Schooner iomp,
or Santaiceno- Judge Tucker being on the
bench.
Mr. Writ, the United States Attorney for this
district, appeared on behalf Of the u. States.
Messrs. NNickham and Aiurdaugh, or the o.
Their side.
The Court being opened, Mr.. Writ observed,
that the matter before tie courr related 10 the
case of the schooner Romp, which had been
seized at the port Of York, and now lay in The
port of Richmond that two libels had been fill
ed agsiust her, the one on the charge of piracy,
the other for an alledged infracton of the laws
OF the United States, which forbadc-the hitting
out of any expedition in the harbor OF the Uni.
ted States, against the subjects OF any nation
with whom We were in state of peace-tha,, as
the testimony VAS not matured for final inyesti-
cation at the present moment, he could not ask 4
trial but merely that certain measures might be
taken for the safe keeping of the vessel and her
equipment
The council on the other side offered to put
in clam for the vessel and cargo.
Thejudge enquired, if II had been Sworn to-
1t was answered that, the party hilusef was
not in Nirginiai and that it was presumed not
TO be in form to receive such an affidavit from his
agent or attorney.
The Judge rejected the claim, but observed,
that there was Time enough before the meeting
of the court III October, to obtain the necessary
affidavit from the claimant himself
a motion was then made that the claim should
be filed, with an order stating the fact Of its re-
lection
Tie Judge consented TO make such an order
The paper which was thenoffered and rejected
claims the weasel, her cargo and equipments, in
the name of Squire Fisk, Clate the commander Of
the Santa Fecno)
On motion of Mir Writ, the Court came to an
order that John Craddock, William Rowle.t, and
William w. Weymouth, inspect the vess and
equipments, and report to this Court oil salur
day next, whether she 10 likely be endam
aged" in tany material degree by her renainng
where she is /; and in that case, TO suggest the
best means which may be taken for the preser
Yaton of the property, for the benefit ofthe con
cetmed.
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NOTICE.

IL he~eby giusr that at the next August Court
Of ratrick County, at tlcCourt- House thereof,
shall sell at Public Auct on, for cash, so much
of all the Lands and Lots III that county, return
Ell delinquent for the non. payment of the taxes
of the last year Will be sufficient to discharge
the arrears of taxes which shall then remain un b
paid for that year, and ten per centum damages
thereon, together with the taxes Of the present
year, witiall the lands that have been returned
delinquent since he year seventeen hundred aud
uinety-one. The sale Will commence on the
first day Of the court, AID continue from day 90
day, until they shall be completed
The Subscriber s authorised 20 receive all
such taxes and damages al any time before tie
Land shall be sold. A list OF debnquents may
be seen in the Clerks Office of the county, or in
possession Of the subscriber, or in tho Office OF
Che Auditor of Public Accounts
WILLIAM LYON, D Sh'f
for
GIL THOMAS, shf
J,,ue I Orp
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VIRGINIA.:

ItOtNih
1T Rules holdea in the Clerks Office Of tie Sube-
rior Court IF Chanceyy FIR ne Rithmoa4 lis
trict, the 24M dGy fJinle 1915.
Benjamin Cooke, Junr. Plf
AGAINST
Leroy Upshaw, and John Pritchett, executor
Of Jeremiah Burnett, Def'fs
The defendant Leroy Upshaw, not having en-
tered his appearance and gwen security accor-
ding to the Act Of Assembly end the rules Of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an habtant Of this country IL
is ordered, that tie said Defendant do appeal
mere on the first day of tn next term and an.
swer the bill Of the Plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published IN tlc City OF Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Capitol, in the SAID CITY.
Copy--Ieste,
I'm. ". fleming, c. c,
July 27, 1916 ~-w8w.