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An act, appo;ntihg three police con

Il al 1ss, 9pFvtlAtAsa6 shtgS PVi1sc COL
tstables, etc.
An act to amend al act appointin
Y q collector for each ward ia the town 3
i lexandria, which were seyerally rea
! g first time and ordered to lie on the Ia
Iiblc:
The following resolution was move,
3by Mr.. Deneale aud adopted by tn,
icdAsfcil. 81
The common council Of Alexandria
reflect with a mingled pride 4 pleasure
Etpen the acts of heroism displayed bs
The sous of America during the laie war
but 1T is with peculiar satisfaction tha,
they acknowledge the brilliant gallantry
Thy which the high character Of their
country has been uniformly sustained
by their fellow .townsnail 1t. JOHN
THE M AS n TON. efthe navy, ID
|the various conflicts with The enemy in
whichhe has been engaged, especially
IN hiding In conspicuous manner in the
capture and destruction of the British
slips Ok war Peacock 4 Penguin: they
therefore embrace the first. opportunity,
after lis return tohis native town, to ex-
press to Lieut. Newton. the high sense
they entertain Of his gallantfy and good
conduct while engaged with the enemies
lot his country.
Be it therefore Resolcea, that a com
mittce be appointed consisting of the
president and two other members Of the
common council, who are thereby au-
|thorised and requested to cause a Sword
10 be made in the town of Alexandria
with suitable devices, to be by them pres
scented to Lieut.. Newton, on behalf Of
the town, as a testimony Of the high APP
probation with which they view his con
duct, and that the committee be further
requested to commuR;cate to him in such
terms as they shall deeM proper, cory
of the foregoing resolution. The presi-
dent, and Messrs. Deneale and M>Kin-
nsy, we're appointed d conln;tteeto carr
~ the foregoing resolasipa into eject
On; the petition OF sundry holders of
on St. Asaph street, between
King and Can,eron.stfeets, praying That
tie same may be paved, 1t Is ordered.
that the superintendent do cause tire
same to be paved according to law.
The act appointing regulators or sur
yeyors of the tuan, ior preserving the
records Of theif proceedings and for o
thcr purposes, was read a second time
in part, and on motion, the further read
ing OF the bill was postponed.
Ordered, That Messrs. Mckinney and
Veitch be committee to enquire to
what extent John Clark, appointed al
scayenger Tor the toavn.by the last conn-l
Gil, is entitled to compensation for his
services, and 10 report their opinion tol
council.
Extract from the minutes.
Ieste,
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GOOD LOTTERY LUCK.

The eighth of the $4,000 dollar prize.
sold at Messrs. Aliens, is discovered
10 belong to man by the mans Of Pal
amer, u. S. soldier, OH Governors
Island, when he lost leg in his coun-
|hy's service. He Is ayoung man of !
fir character, and learned his goes for.
tune this morning, and came over and
received bis prize money from Messrs.
Allen. Ne capital prize was ercr dis
tribntcd to greater public satisfaction!
Pie shares belonged to TWO boys, one
black girl, one citizen of Brooklyn, one
of Greenwich, one Of this city, one to a
lady, srid tie last to the crippled sol
der.
n. 7. Colum6ian.
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lust Published.

f, : =. d,
And for sale at the subscribers Book
and Stationary Store Opposite to tie
Washington tavern, on King. street,
Alexandria m A. fs
CHARLES CINE, or the Church
Deliyeret!--ah Epic, Poem, in 81 books
by Lucien Bonaparte, Of he Institute Of
lFrance, &c. 2 vols, boards. Price tNo
dollars.
A Circumstantial Narrative cf tie
campaign in Russia, embellished with
clans of the battles of Moscow, Malo and
!+araslaviter. Containing a faithful de.
lscription of the affecting and interesting
scenes of which the author was an eye
Iwitness-by Eusene Labaume, captain
tof the royalvgeographicaL engineers, &C.
| 1 vol. octa Q. Price So so
ALSO, go. -
The. following Juvenile Books by the
dozen or single -, ~.
| Young child's primmer, n. York pre-
Iceptor, do. spelling book, do. reader,
Barbauld's hymns, way to, wealth. POI
ems for children, seven wonders of the
world, true stories related, false stories
corrected, .Watts's divine songs, the
black prince, childrcns' play, instuc.
tive alphabet, Esop's fables. the sea.
sons, the olio, garden amusement, the
hermit, cries of New York, selar MI
|croscope, Alexander Selkirk, (the real
Robinson Crusoel, youths cabinet. OF
nature, life of Daniel Lambert, select
fables in prose and verse, the lottery,
1.-THE picus parents request, art of flying,
Iepitaphs, the mirror of.inisery, or; tyfan.
|ny exposed, history of beasts. Of Birds,
|of fish, of insects, new years gift, beau
tiles Of the New-England primmer,, little
poems for little readers, the medley,
pleasing toy, book Of. riddles, book
|ot pictures, scripture history, picture
alphabet, book of letters, spring, sum.
|mer, autumn, winter, childhood; ina
fancy, manhood, old age. $ .,...,,.
The following principally ornament.
ed with Carricature Engravings.
Joe Dobson, blue beard, punch's visit to
|pHS, ioul Lne plper,S sefl. the JACK daW
lat home, the world turned upside down,
the peacock at home. Peter Prim's pro-
|itable present, little Eiaa, little Hem
|ry,-. Mtfe- William, Ggitivef's-trasels,
|pug's visit to punch, Mrs. Gilpin, Jack
land the bean stalk, cats concert,
Together with a large stock Of school
land miscellaBenus books, -.
ROBERT CRAP.
January s
For freight to New York
EEF The good sloop TRIM, John &
& merry, master, burthen $50 bills
Apply to
Who have for sale landing ESQ sidea
soal leather and 8 casks assorted shets
feb 9
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I H NDER the. authority of a deed of
~ trust, from tliiks late cap. s0eofag.
North, for certain purposes therein mem
| toned, the subscribers will expose to
| sale, on the premises, ON sionday the
9Th day OF May.e18l6, that valuable lin
Seat on Holmes Run, In tlle c6antyof
Fairfax, to which are attached about for
ty-two acres Of land This yaluable,nro-
perry is about six and half miles from
Alexandria, Georgetown and Washing
ton. There is a turnpike road from the
Washington bridge passing BIZ this pro-
perry and jntersectins the Little River
turnpike road.
Tie Mill House is built of stone. s.
by 40 feet, three stories bigh with com
plete machinery, the whole new, and in
excellent order. There is also. COM
modious dwelling-house, kitchen, stables.
&c. A further description is deemed
unnecessary, as those disposed to pur.
chase will probably view the property
before the day OF sale. =.
One third Of the purchase money will
be required in band, and the remaining
TWO thirds in six and twelve months,wita
deed Of trust upon the property to Sc
cure the payment.
John Mckinney,
N. S. Wise,
Trustees.
March 5 .s--s.s Is
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CANDID ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

One, of the democratic papers. in his
city Rev York; begins an article on the
ensuing election III TIE following hand,
some manner -. Yesterday, tsays the
Columbian) for the first time, It was
announced in the federal prints, thai
Ar. Kline had yielded his assent to. tht
nomination Of the federal convention A
Albany. lie IS their c&ndidate.-Ths
federalists baye certainly brought for,
ward theirablest, and forOught we know
their mist popular man. IA this they
haye Goae wisely"
Elyaiag Post,
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4 BED on SALT.

An extensive cave OF native epson
salt or suiphate Of magneSia, has beer
discovered IN or near Coryslon, Indians
territory. Salt Of every variety o.
ehgystas, is said TO be arranged IN al
tAat iaRclfal splendOur, which decorate;
he ssotto III AntiParOs.
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Concert and Solo Music.
CHARLEs O,HARA. !.

OST respectfully informs the Ia
|lVA dies and Gentlemen Of Alexau
|dfia aud its vicinity. that he Intends per
farming On the Union Pipes, and Pateat
Flute number of the most celebrated
FISH and Scotch Melodies, at MIR. M
Egaughlin's lloteE on Tuesday Evening
the 26th Instant to commence at seven
o'clock, =. NJ. Bills Of performance will
be ready for the audience. ii the room.
Children. under IL years Of age, ac-
compalied by their parehts, admitted
gratis. q.
Tickets of admittance 10 be had at the
bar, at so cents.
Dge No Cigars to be s,noaked in the
room.
N. B. On Saturday, the soth, at Mr.
Dayis's, foot of Prince street, and at
Mr. Houses tavern, west end of King
street, on Tuesday, April B.
March 22 ct
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: NOTICE.

THE subscriber will engage to deliver
in Alexandria, Georgetown or Washine
ton, number of Whaff & Pump Logs
also a quantity of Pine Wood. For terms
apply to the subscriber in Alexandria.
. Edgar M.C1rty.
February Is
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March %
Notice.

The subscriber will receive proposals
until Monday the 25th instant, at IL o.
clock, for the cleaning Of all. the public
streets, lanes and alleys In the town Of
alexasdria- and will on that daylet the
anne TO the lowest bidder; provided
UGH security he offered as he viii accept
#.
James .Afs GMire,
Superintendaht.o Police,
March ~
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coNGgEss.

TIE vhiskeY>tdx Dill, alter being ano.
q Mar day under consideration, in q com.
4 ;Nsgee of theswhoic house, was reported
viii. several amendment, and ordered
to6e eDgrossed and read third time tins
q aaf. Several alterations and amend s
neat were made in it, aud sqsle thai
were proposed mere rejected. Mr.. liar
din proposed an amendment, the Object
81 aaich was t0increase considerably the
r!uty upon stills Tor tliStilIing Splits from
toreiig Il materials. III was supported IN
ins proposition BY Mr.. jackson * Visgi:
bia, ana was opposed by SIR. Lowndes.
NJ. piEkcfing and Gen. Smith DR..
pickerinu sad, that ii it were deemed
advisable 10 d.stroy the conaerceof tie
New England states, and 20 put an end
IA the iaspo. tation Of lnolasses altegetheF,
I Il could not be more esectualIy accom-.
olishcd than By sucha measure. New
England raised no lnoi grain than was
barely Sufficient fur the fens! OF It's pepu-
lat;oa they even imported much OF the
-four they used, sothat they had no mas
teria;s BAT sneh as they imported. out at
which ts distil spirits-AanH the burtheas
slreaGy on those materials were as great
as tasy could beas, and SO high that M
ported RIM wenId be sure to underseiI
them. 1adeed, if some relief were not
afforded then, they must put down their
slistiiieries altogether. A heavy duty-al-
ready was ia;;! ON mofssses, and it would
be dnfaie to tax It again in The shape of
whiskey. Gen Smith deprecated the at
tempt which in its effects, he said, would
xmpant to nothing less than compelling
the easttrn states to purchase the spirits
necessary for theif hSme consumption,
from the southern states, an imposition
that he thought would not be fair, But
he considered a still stronger objection
to the measure to arise from the injury
it would do to the shipping interest Of
the country, and of course to the navy,
By destroying the means Of manning it
The motion was Regatived Mr.. Colds
borough made an unsuccessful effsrt to
introduce a clause containing a provision
that In each district the collector should
have an office il the county town, in
which ne should be bound TO attend at
least one day ins,the week, for the prr-
pose Of transacting the dutiesof the Of
Zee. He assigned several seemingly
substantial reasons. for this proposition,
and he was seconded and supported in it
BY Mr.. Stantord--bat It was opposed by
M. Lewales aud liegatived, Mr.. Har-
din then proposed to strike out the words
between the arising and the setting Of
the SUD" to which tine the visits Of The
excise officers was limited by the bill as
it stood--spd Mspassed. Again, a mo-
ton made b Mr. Clay to increase the
credits--that is. the tine allowed distil-
iers e pay the duties, from six months,
which stood IN the bill, TO twelve months
this 700 was granted.
towards the close of che committee.
Mr.. IaSam stated, for the information Gf
the house. that he had made an accurate
calculation of the tax on . hiskey as It,
would s;anE Sy The provisions OF the, bill
as it was then amended, aad that the,
whole oft would be cut 90 1 q per cent.
on the Old capacity tax IBID.
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March 90
REMOVAL.

E Marshall, Mali,,er,
II As remoynd from her old stand, UP
IL King street, next door to Mr..
Charles Scott, where she will pursue her
former line OF business and promptly at
tend the orders of her customers.
March go cost
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Snermacetl Ol.

Six casksof spermaeeti Oil, Of a good
quality, just received per sloop Reguia.
tor and for sale by
Thomas II. Hosolard.
March % ~
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EXCHANGE:

Exchanges. - -
Bank Drafts on New York ,for ten
thousand dollars, aud five thousand dol
lars Treasury Notes, for sale by
.alams, Herbert and Co.
Mareh,t5 sf@
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For NeWeYork.

.kSN The substantial gloop Alert, cap.
49, tain Guyer, burthen six hundred
barrels, will commence taking in, on
Thursday next. ,sRar terms, apply to
AdGnS, Herbert g Co.
]. March $
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Captain I,oTden. fron Malaga, in.
forms that cbm. Shaw sailed from that
port in the fligate United States, for
Port Mahou. few pays previous to bis
leaving there.
NJ. r. Paper.
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Wool Hats.

Just received, quantity Of Wool
Hats, from the country, which will be
sold low for cash.
John Wilbar.
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Just Received,
50 boxes Sperm. Candles
8 bbls. do. Gil.
IN STORE,
Brazil Sugar in boxes
DO. Molasses in bbls.
And a lew tons OF Fustic.
Also,
Russia and Ravens Duck,
y For Sale, BY ~
( PAineas Janny.
| 8 mo. 90. st.
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I. r. Thompson, c. c.
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And for sale at the subscribers Book
and Stationary Store Opposite to tie
Washington tavern, on King. street,
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render :, them incapable Of ftis. R....
they have never cultivated hesis
commerce. and both in this nd ,esleetd
are deficient in patience. Ifs.ssva va, :. t,I
make a fortune b, a coupe o. nv. \ ,eanas
tire Of speculatioI.s reqsi ins " -; tats
sell out !. to attempt some ssslt S's' and
indeed they have been SO enc =. .,,l NV
irom commerce that their ,ne,eb .a.ldta
in gene. al the most laltv bnS,aas de
sharpers. and AMOS, Of their ba rs,. AID
has been and probsb,y long viii es
acted by strangers. Our oan aals.
Iben haye enjoyed their pntiop ' " "a,
but many OF them who ostalned al I'M
ship, to transact it to mqe sGy .',,.sl
have suffered severely in the L,s S,'s .
QUESTIONS lately made TO Che aIts' ' e,
whether they can get relieved ticai s 49,
imposition Is yet predetermined. N'
me french are extravagantly foDa,,
spectacles. In every 8 Get and san.'
the popu!acs afe amused by nultIs5,s
puppet shows. monkeys vocal and y.
strutneptal music. d scene ,.erformsp,s,
These last are exhibited graft. IN 49,,
restauratears and to supply The :" t :aay
classes with spectacles l4or Il ,s nsas
are requisite in Paris. Their H. Ssa''e'
e dies are wed performed, espee,, l. !. I.
Thalma, who was reader to Bno,,!.T
and gave MANY lessons on eestl1,' !,
exhibit in pubIic.--As genera y. .
former he falls shcr Of CooI E =
in power of face, exp sion-ot b Ya
iror. and the high wro L traeic r%'
Isions, he never was SURPASSED H.
could safely swear he had bpen ~. .'
Ifected at the guillotihe, and Other ta RI
bic scenes of the French revolution. psr
feet scenery. music. dancing with al t,s
highest grace and utmost siIity # yEics
the human frame is captBe, l5O actor
ard 90 horses together Gu tie stage. m,I,
the grand opera the post splendid sp,c
|tacle | have ever witnessed. Eul ellie.
|trom love of novelty, or from sel;cYs in.
|pressionle left by their revolutions. rargs
now exists for grave, pat etc and in.
pressive plays, CT the !, ,hoOl Of Keias.
bue.
I he ignorance Of our country is II,
ma kabie. A French cure theugf ra
|oi considerable education. aid .ce.,s.
i qui ed of me what language we talked
lin America, and lit was he saya, es vle
burned Wasting ten. A senieeI ,Cuag
lady, not deficient in information cOt
subjects, inquired how many viz sa
ar allowed. This last question hoy eve;
illustrates another trait IN The Frelthh,
male character.
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Public Sale.

Pursuant TO an order of the honorap ,,s, tl''
County Court Of Prince Georges Goun
~, will be offered at public . SALE sale, OF !,
THURSDAY the 9th OF June next, \
fair: if not. the next fair day, At tn,
place commonly called the Horse lead
in said county--all the Real hsta1e O
John =. Hardy, deceased, consisting
Of the following property, VIZ,
4 TRACT or parcel Of Land, adjoin-
ing Magruder's warehouse, Oh "a
t,xent river, Containing about $50 acres
The improvements are, dwelling house
t;,cben. stables, and an excellent barn.
ALSO,
A Tract. adjoining that above men.
toned called and known by the nam
of {" Hard Bargain," containing about
200 acres. The improvements are, com.
Portable dwelling house, kitchen, BARI
with stables, and other necessary out
ioaseS.
ALSO, ~,
a Tract. called !. Whites Hill,' abou
about Q miles west of Magruder's ware
house, containing about fifty acres.
ALSO,
Several tracts of Land. lying on Mat
|tauoman Swamp, about four miles tror
piscataway, containing about 500 acre
Ia Tract in Charles County, near th'
|pinc church. containing 100 acres-ale
la House and Lot in the village OF Pisca
Itaway.
The terms of gale will be credit o
one. two and three years, the purchasfi
or purchasers giving bond with approve,
security with interest from The DAY
sale for the payment of the purchase
money, in three equal annual Payments
and upon the. ratification, by the sar
court Of the sale or sales, and upon TIE
payment of the whole purshase money
1.-The commissioners VIII make over unit
the purchaser orpurchassrs, all the right
little, claim, interest and estate of thu
said John F. Hardy, in and to the atore
said land and premises, disencumbere'
10y any right or title Of dover.
Thomas Mundell;
Roratio Moore,
James NayIor.
Theodore Mudd,
John T.. D., er.
Commissioners
May se-e5 dts
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E.a,oa Goods
!,
The CARGO OF the Schooner bro ONE,
Return, Mcknight, master' rom war
settles, consisting OF
W INES.
500 cases Claret
100 casks ditto, 52gaiions eacn
SO cases Vim de Grave
S5 ditto Hermitage
shines oil proof Brandies
Soft shelled almonds
F,lb Fiji, is
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Landing,
The Cargo Of the brig Agenoria, Cyrel
Martin, master, from Marseilies, con-
sisting of
$50 cases claret
200 casks ditto
so ditto mpscatel wine
2 ditto ladies' and gentlemen's
silk hose and gloves
! ditto ladies' kid gloves
Q ditto colored luiestrings, assert
ed
/ ditto lowered ditto
g ditto Florence silks
9 ditto colored grapes assorted
I ditto ribbons
9 ditto lace shawls and handker
chiefs
4 ditto gentlemen's sup. hats, Pa
risian cut
Q bales Alexandra SIENNA
Is bales velvet corks
S cases phials--
For sale By
Joseph Smith and Sen.
or Adams, Herbert & Go.
May % II
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Public Sale

THE subscribers will sell, on Jus
day, the second day Of July next
if fair; if rot, the next fair day thereli'
ter, in pursuance of the DEGREES Of ne
county cou't of Fairfax, in the sui"
Magruder and Washington asa'HS 'o9'
Luke-at public sale, for ready none,
the whole, or so much of that lFa'I i"
Land situate in Fairfax county Oh w
north side ofthe road leading from Al'l ~
andrla to Lcesbafg, on which inc '',a
John Luke resided, as will ralse '"es'D
of eleven hundred 4 niHety-hye PC !a..'
four shillings and five pence, WIN II~
rest thereon from the 10th Of seP'e0'.s.
1898, until the day of sale. and tee ' .;'r,
of The suit and sale-which land Is ~ ~,
ate about seven miles from AleSa''r'.
and a short distance above the f,s,,
where the turnpike road lsadlOs, t,or
the Potomac bridge strikes tic ROAD lt n,
Alexandria to Leesburg. Inc qOo" 4 =.
of land is estimated at abcat 5SS - Il
ores. There is onit two story ''a~ ,si,
Dwelling House not in very goG' 's y h
and some cut-houses. No deed wa
made until the purchase money Is P'''
Edmund ] Lee,
Robt. /. Taylor.
Richard Ratcllhe.
COMMISSIONS.
Nav IS eV"
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Exchange Office, Georgetown

n WILL give the highest premium for
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, on
the following places, viz.
Boston, New York. Philadelphia, Bal
timore. Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia will also give
the highest premium for Drafts on New
lOrleans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds Of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold. ,.u eu
All kind, of Stocks and Bills OF E1-
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
| Mp Persons travelling to any part OF
the United States may be supplied with
suitable Funds
NJ Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge-street, Geo.
To,en.
| Romulus Riggs.
! June | IL
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Negroes for Sale
May IS

For SAFE, two very likely sou1 = 1sesys
sroes-one a boy, upwards OF n'n 1'j' AID
old, he is a very active sentio'e -, '',I boa;s
has been accustomed to wait II ll'e IL, ID i.
the otaer girl, about s years s'S viii
so very smart and sensIp.e' > n,rseG
not be sold separate nor to any , nESoIEaub,
living without the district o. Err S tern,
or the djacent counties. fo'
&c. apply to the printeE, eoa
May 80
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To Sell or Barter.

I wish TO sell or exchange nins snail
Brick Houses. two stories high. near tie
navy yard gate, Haskiastcn (ity;ls
valuation for land of first quality in any
part OF the western or north western
country. which is near any Daysabs
river. Any person DESTROYS Of trading
will please describe the land to ne.
Samuel W. Young.
Hillsborough, Loudouu, sr.}
June 4 St