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lettering certain resolutions, &c. 10 addi-

loffering certain resolutions, &c. 10 addi-
lion to which,
Mr.lBalch, after few preliminary re-
marks, offered certain other resolutions.
laII of which were however Withdrawn &
1.-THE following unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That a committee of five be
appointed by the chairman, to inquire in
|fo the various grievances, which have
been mentioned at the present meeting.
and report to future meeting to be hold
en- at this place on the 9th day of July
next what course they may think proper
70 be pursued in order to procure a re-
dress ofthose grievances together with
ANY. remonstrances or resolutions which
they may think expedient to be adopted
by the inhabitants of w. Tennessee on
that subject.
Resolved, That our fellow citizens oil
the different counties be earnestly re-
|quested, to attend at the contemplated
|.neetIng on the 9Th July.
Resolved, That the different resolutions
offered OH the present occasion, be refer
ed to said committee.
ResolvedS5 That these resolutions, to
,ether with general statement of the
proceeding of this meeting be signed by
re chairman, countersigned by the Sc
retary, and published in the different
newspapers printed in Nashville.
The chairman appointed .Jenkin White
7ide, James Trimble, Washington l..
annnm, s Alfred Balch. Esquires, and
en-. VIM. Carroll committee agreeably
0 the lst resolution.
JAMES FENTRESS,
Chairman.
HENRY CRABB, sec'ry.
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Trenton. Mr. Jersey. July Is.

From the 4th to the 10th inst. we had
cool weather for the season.
On the norpiag the OH. 10th, and eth,
frost it is said was seen in low places.
The cool weather has been favorable to
wheat and rye-huttoe growth of INDIAN
Corn and grass has been mpeded
We are Informed that iaan by the
narac Of Samuel lng'e. from New Mills,
was sufIocated BY the camp IN a well at
Bordeutown on the 18th inst. lie went
down for tie purpose OF cleaning Or
deepening it, without taking the precua
tiou of trying the state of the air. Ills
body was raised in about halt an hour
but all efforts to restore am alton proved
abor.ive.
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'''a Correspondent efthe Keeper Of
We Merchant Hall BoolcS Boston.

~ HANANNA, June 20.
.e mere has been number of Priyateers
, pere for several days past, under
ss ssuOs Ayres coiorS, in consequence OF
&. yu all Spanish vessels are embargoed
sal, @e present. A few OF the fastest
,,rU s are arming and preparing by 60
, ~ to go out and clear the coast.
g.. .aspnvateers have lately taken some
ds; au'SA vessels, and some valuable ones
int !, expected; which It's feared will fall
w. W. Ies' hands--A valuable ship from
b,ra .ruz, with 100000 has been
az enough to get in this morning also
asw brig from Carthagena. Our
H. 1osernor, Cieu Fuesas, IS moment.
acs : !. from Cadiz. Governor Ape.
80 to Mexico as Viceroy.
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Advertisement.


Will be sold, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at William P. Richardson's Ia
vern, Fairfax Court House, on satur-
day the 18th day of Angus next
B LII the right, title and interest Of
a Heroine Lindsay & Thomas Lind
sag, insoivent debtors. to and in one Ger.
tain tract or parcel of land lying in said
county of Fairfax. said to contain 100
acres more Or less-to satisfy sandy exc
cutions under which they we're in custo-
by, &c Any information relative to
said land can be had on application to
Robert Radcliffe, ID. 8.
For James Coleman, Sheriff.
July 90 cots
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Public Sale.


On TUESDAY next the Esd instant;
will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner
IF Prince and Fairfax streets,
West India and New England Rum
in hogsheads
Wine Vinegar in casks
Imperial and Young Hyson Teas
in chests
Cotton in bales
Snuff in kegs
A few cases Claret Wine
Demijohns, Furniture, &c. &c.
ALSO,
CLOTHS
Imperial cords
Irish linens and sheetings
Cambria and book muslin
MerseilIes vestings
Callicoes =.
Ginghsms, Tieklenburgs
Sewing Silk
Satin, Velvet and Love Ribbons
Tapes, Bobbin, &c. &c.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
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PUBLIC Sale.

4 Il.
Will be added to our Sales ths aax
at half past two O'Clock, two cases OhA
containing
Shirtings, cotton hose
Irish sheetings
Florence silks
CalicOeS
Silk and cotton damask shawls
Dimities
White silk shawls
Half hose
Yellow nankeens
Madras handkerchief 4.
Cambria muslins
Very fine Irish linens
Romal flags
Book muslins
Lenoes, &c. &c.
Griffith and Brawners.
July go
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Lawrason & Fowle,


Lawrason & Fowle,
IN WHO NAVE FOR SALE,
500 crates we'll assorted Liverpool
30 : ware,
100 boxes tin.
400 boxes mould candles, asserted
sizes
500 do Brown soap,
100 do fish, suitable for the West-In-
dia market,
100 barrels mess and No. l, Bosto
beef.
200 sides seal leather.
90 pipes cognac brandy,
90 cases Medec claret, of very SUI
periOr claret, containing 40 bot
ties each case,
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse and fine
salt,
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool ditto,
5000 do st. Ubes,
700 tons plaster Paris.
June "a
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Charleston, Jula IS.
JHuFTeStUN, Jury To-
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.

BY the passengers in the British ship
Jane, arrived last evening from New-Or-
leans, which place she left on the 18th
June, we learn that the water from the
Mississippi had entirely receded. and
left the city.in a healthtnl state. Markets
Cotton, first quality. 81 s. cents
second do. so a So; third do D. %
Bacon and Hans. sic so IA: Tobac-
CO. SIS 16; Whiskey, 20 IS cents ;
Rice, SIS s; Susar, Bl6a l8.
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New School.

!. A Gentleman Of liberia! education. hav-
Ing very respectable testimonials of abb.
iity & character. will commerce School
i'll this place, Gas soon as a suitable ON
can be procured.) for the instruction Of
boys in the Latin aud Greek languages.
Mathematics. Geography with tie use OF
Maps and the Globes, Rhetoric English
Gralamar& Composition, Reading, Hli,-
ing, &c.
Terms of tuition from FIVE TO eight dol
lars quarter,
Enquire at This Office.
n. B. A liberal rent will be gwen for
a good School Room, in central AID re-
tired situation.
July IS .,.-.. .-,....-----..-a
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HENRY CRABB, sec'ry.

Married, on Thursday evening last
- the Rev. Mr.. Wilmer, Mr.. Laaghori
jade; to Miss Eliza C. Scott bvth Of
his place.
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Communicated for the Federal Gazette
Extract of a letter from house of the
htstrespectability to House in this
ctr, dated
" Losnox, osth May, 1916.

7
"lwrote you the 18th inst. that an
Unexpected rise had taken place in the
'ora Market, and hopes were entertain
20 That prices would soon rise so high as
% admlt importations of foreign Wheat
auG Flour ; but prices have since fallen:
au there is now no prospect of any ad-
.aOce tojustfy the admission OF supplies
Nun lo'elgn countries.
have thought it necessary to give
~ ms Information to prevent your be-
~ led astray BY my former advices on
us subject, Of the 10th inst"
Markets for Tobacco and most A.
usTcan produce. full and little demand
o, iooaceo is still quoted sd. a SIS. as in
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July 90.
Is iJoiIars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber on the
18th inst. George Purdy, an apprentice
to the carpenters business. aged between
nineteen and twenty years, we'll made,
five feet ten inches, to six feet high. He
took with him one broad cloth blue coat,
four pair sf pantaloops, two short jackets,
four shirts, three pair cottoG stockings,
three paist-csats; two pair fine shoes,
one beaver hat, and handkerehiefs Of
different kinds. Fifteen dollars viii be
paid for securing said runaway in an Jail
so that | get him again, or twenty five
dollars if delige ei to pein alexandria.
N B. Masters of vessels and all o.
Tiers are fore, armed, rot to barbour,
employ or take oil said runaway at their
peril.
EsS5yTEV paD'TT
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BANK OF aLEXAWDRfas

-, July 2, 1876 -
NOTICE is hereby given to the stick.
holders in this institution, that dividend
is this day declared OF four per cent. for
the last half year. and will be ready to be
paid to them or their legal representa-
tives, on Friday the 18th instant.
By order of the Board,
J. L. M'kENNA, Cashier
July 8. >. ,,,,,-, ..,,,---,
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For BOSTON,.

kkK The regular trading schooner Ma.
49, tive, Nathaniel Mayhem, master,
will sail in four days: and take two hum
dred barrels on freight, or passengers. for
which she has handsome accommodations.
Appiy to,
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MIR. Claiborne said, that he was not
Inresent lat the commencement OF the meet
ing, but a disposition to express his sem
+timents and feelings on some Of the sub
|iects he had heard mentioned. although
Inc was young at the time, when the rail
ING men of the day first came into power
vet he we'll recollected the motives and
principles by which they protested to be
actuated, the cry was then properly ra,s-
ed about taxes, patronage, &c. and the
plumbers Of their predecessors were made
"a stepping stone for them, buoyei up as
they were by their p DECISIONS Of dislnter-
csted love for the people, TO rise lmo Of
fee. BY this means the members Of the
late congress, obtained their popularity
and their seats. and how have they acted
Instead of appropriating the public mo =,
lney as they ought to the payment Of the
troops, they had magnanimously Put II IN
to their pockets |!
AS to the failure in the payment OF our
soldies, he was disposed to fix the blame
on the shoulders of Mr.. Crawford. lie
Ibeliyed lie had good authority Tor SO 40
linz, g'c.-Mr. Claiborne concluded Dy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

compelled to seek their bread in this coun-
try---tor in France, as it is now - delivered"
II they raise bushel of wheat--thrre
fo'ufhs go tothe governn'ent.--In this g ie-
eitimate" state ct society, the utmost stretch
OF industry and most rigid ECONOMY are me-
eessary Tor the ordinary purposes of liveli-
hood. Southern Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

so completely restored throughout the
Kingdom, and its inhabita nts evjnccd their
loyalty and attachment to his majes,y's go-
yerriment by such proofs of sincerity, that
General Morillo has ordered that con-
siderable part of his army should return to
the provinces Of Venezuela, and that 5000
men should march to Panama, thence to
embark for Lima, with the object of com
pletiug the subjugation of Buenos Ayres-
a squadron Of the naval forces belonging
to the expedition, has received orders to
san from Carthageua, and cruize against
the vessels OF the insurgents and pirates.
VINO were yet scattered over those
seas.
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Wew York, May 60
--LATEST FROM EUROPE

>. BY the fast sailing ship Comet, captain
Center. arrived at this port yesterday from
havre, which port he left on thu 1877 of
April, the Editors Of the Mercantile Adj.
vertiser have received Paris papers to the
18th Of April. On the 10Th Of NV. m lat
40, 10, Ion. 81, the Comet was spoken be
the British sioop Of war Jasseur. from Hal.
ifsx, bound to Bermuda. The csmm.n Ter
ct tue Jasseur, gave to capt. Center a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

1Visted 70 abstain from making any o5serya-
fio''' on fhs conduct Of os0R Government, of
ISsoss noninterference IN mn o4on case do moi
complain : %" the 1aS'tsf atack Hbcn The English
rssiotenfin France dy Me French bYefect hd4yuo
Tsceiyed certain dsg~es Of c9,nfenance and sup
P0rf from British minister in Parliament o5oe
TO my absent connfryo1sn mil myseTfO deny and
10 rsfnic tie accusation.
See Selection Of State Pgbers IN 1915 and
mons.
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PaILADELPH1A, May %.
fTransiafed for the Register.l
(-uAypA Mo-, 1919

TUA RI, way =, IoIO.
a courier has just arrived here, dis
patched by General Morillo, announcing
that the Royal army ander his command,
has subdued the kingdom Of Santa Fe, the
capital Of which he entered on the
9th Of April. having defeated in their
march the several bands of insurgents who
undertook to oppose and stop The progress
Of bis victoross ar@y Tranquility was
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FROM SIERRA LEONE.
KINGDOM OF PORTUGAL.

Papers have been received here from
kio 1aneiro, as late as the LIST Of April
from which we learn that the Queen. IS
Portugal. (MARrA ~ died on the sOth os
March, and was inferred with much pomp.
few days after.s She was born on tie
18th December, 1854. and w of cour,.
upwards of 80 years old, having been fsr
some time disabled by infrmity from at.
tending to the affairs of the Kingdom. in
Consequence of which her son John Maria
Us pin Lewis) was appointed Regent. He
"f course succeeds to the Crown of Portu-
gal. He is 50 years old his son, the heir
apparent, is about 1s.-INat. Int
W. understand that the celebrated M
he Correa de Sierra. now in Philadeiphis.
and distinguished for his scientific and liz,
erarv attainments, has been appointed by
the FRINGE Regent of Portugal his minister
pien'potentiary near the United Stairs.
TO.
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FOREIGN.

NEW YoRx, May %.
LATE FROM ENGLAND
BY the British packet Rapid, which arris
vea AZ this port yesterday, we have rcceiv-
ed London papers and Stripping Lists tn the
10Th Of April, and Halifax papers to IN.
2ist inst from which TIE following extracts
were made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

his government, to deprive the Turks /.
the Regency, and transfer it to -
Moors. they being less troublesome rs n''
of people. sce
Since our squadron honored the n.
with an unexpected visit in July last
has bestowed much attention OH the ;'"'e
provement and extension of his fort;6a"'
cations. His lordship will, therefora'
meet with warmer reception than 4,
anticipates. Should he succeed, howeva"e
should not be surprised if the hb;,.'
fhrohhic Johnny, in his rage s..
legitimacy, should hold the regency in I:'
own saf e keehing, until search should rs
made, through the Numedian forests g.. &c
lineal descendant of either the vi
nowned Syphax, or redoubtable Mass;n;s
sa." s'
FROM SIERRA LEONE.
NEw-YoRK, Nav 60
The brig Traveller, commanded bv ~
celebrated Paul Cuffee, arrived this ,norr
ing from Sierra Leone.
Captain Cuffee informs us, that the sch
Rebecca, Hathaway, belonging to Ne,.
York, had been captured and sent int
Sierra Leone, and was there condemned
Three briggs & three schooners, the name :
not recollected, have also been condemrs
ed. They were all engaged in the slave
trade.
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Extract Of a letter from Kingston, Jan
.4IYfI2 1915

4trHS, 1916.
We have the pleasure to acquaint you
that Capt. Bell and Mr.. Smith, the mate
late OF the schr. Valparaiso-reached
mere Yesterday from Santa Martha, in H
NJ. brig Forester, with eight ether per
ons, late masters of British and Ameri-
can vessels-tEey are the survivors of the
twelve, who, in brave manner, escaped
from prison at mid -day-overpower
their guard, seized their arms, kept at
bay rabble of between and 500 Sosn-
Isrds, and escaped to tine beach, where the
forrsster's boats fortunately lay watering
and were taken on board the brig-The
other two were butcbered.'
The Valparaiso belonged TO this port
sailed from jamaica with cargo for Car
thagena--arrived there soon after the Row
a'isss party had taken the place with her
cargo she was Immediately seized, and
her crew thrown into prison. fR. Gaz.
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CHAnLrsroN. Mar 81

OHARLESTON, May IS.
by the arrival Of the brig Hope. Captain
Letter, 40 days from Nantz, we have re-
ceived a few French papers-Paris dates
to the 5th April contain nothing interesting,
If we exceptthe system of which
is never departed from and nothing im
fortanf-'f we leave out the Kings govt,
his rides, dinners, and levees-together
with the brilliant reviews, parallels, and
other mummeries Of the court.-The short
TRANSACTIONS given below, furnish tolera-
bic specimen of the very best contents Of a
legitimate" French paper.
Gen. Travct has been sent to the Cha
tcau de Ham, in P,cardy. Gen. Drouet's
trial is continued from day to dsv.
The processes in the French Courts,
however, are not con6nsd to criminal cases.
Miss Patterson, or Madame Bonaparte.
I've have the choice Of namss) the first
wife If Jerome. has arrived at Paris from
the U. s. and claims her right to the pos
session aud interest ofthe property left by
him in France.
The celebr ted Madame Catalin, who
has been said 20 have a i" nest Of night
ingales in her throat"--is in T. ris. and was
to give some spiritual concerts during pas
S on week.
The II pc brought out twentg-eisht pas
scngers. Among then ere era iabuur-
efS aud country pc pie. These people are
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DOMESTIC.

BALTIMORE, June /.
E.rtract Of letter from ar, officer in the
Mediterranean, dated Port Nzahon,
March S, 1916.
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CT uIIdcHeu 70 NE lNeaHeITGtedit squad
ron, Dated
MARsEILLEs, April Z.
British Squadron, consisting Of six
ships OF the line, two irigates, three sloops
OF war. and three bomb vessels, sailed
from Port Mahou. on the Dist ult. rnder
the command Of Id. Exmouth, destined
for Algiers.
Lord Il. has stated, that re is instruc-
ted to demand release of all christian
slaves and in case Of refusal 10 commence
immediate hostilitics against the city
lie also stated that it was the intention Of
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vxs ,ract;ssbIe, and that great good
wonld grow out of it.-For one he
would Be- willing, should be be Sc
lcctrd IN devote his utmost exer.
lions and labor 10 an end SO impcr
taut /: not that ne expected TO expose
or detect defaulters; for he knew mol
that there. was single one-bat for
the satisfaction and benefit TO be de-
rived from such report. One OF
the objects also of the enquiry was va
10 aid the public officers and faciil-
tate their operations. &e.
After few words more ny MI.
Contit
The resolution was agreed to.
The house then proceeded to the
order Of TIE day, being Tie Dill to
establish q
National Bank.
The question on reducing the pre-
posed capital frora thirty JtDs to
,1oeaty millions, being s:isi under
consideration.
4 debate arose on the general
Iauestion Of the merits OF the bill. as
well as Of he question inmedIateI.
Iaeiore the house. We have not room
| 10 day. br. 10 our next. the skeicii
lor outline OF the debate shall be puFr
sued.
The motion to reduce the capital
vas opposed by Mr. Smith OF MD
Mr.. Wright, ard Mr. fucker. and
supported by Mr.. Sergeant, Mr
Randolph. and Mr.. Ward of Mass
The debate continued until nea'
-four o'clock, when the committee
rose, on motion Of MIR HcpkinsOn'
reported progress, obtained ieave 70
sit gain AID the house adJournea'
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From the Norfolk Ledger.
sPAIN-LEGiTIM / CY-&c.


The foIIoNiog articles is from The
iLonion)-. Say 81 she 2fth Oetobr'
last. ~ copy il ia order 'lia' caF
readers ma, pe'nse he ide#s ofsome
of the British writer's on publc al
fairs:
spaia-F Gith. / saso ii not :
but I .fcH Tin her breath. '-CoMs
DY Or ERRoRs.
Ii IS, 40 small misfortune, that our
abhorrence OF Vice, and our dread OF
its extremes, often cramp us within
"A middle course. whose narrow eau
ton prevents all spirit and extin-
cuisines all energy.
This, is enc Of the consequences
Of vice. is Que Ok its crimes, and
therefore should be brought in az
OF lis punishment.
Ii may be traced, perhaps, 10 the
subtleiy oi, The elinil-
nal. that III, Vice should be alfred
in the gsrb osyiT;Ge, and sent abroad
n her name SO that he may swim
die himself cut OF suspicion. and OBJ
tain credit upon false pre;ences.
Thus. the rebellion OF France.
wbiah her umiAies had been SO
long conceiyiug, vas at IFS birth
styied her Revolution ard rs ma
lurity was far advanced. ere the
honest loyalty Of EnsIa ID detected
The imposture. Every man among
us possessed not the eagle intuitioa
uf Pit, aud Burke.
We tnoag!t Of our own revolution
wherein no blood was she'd. no pro
perty was altered, no Institution was
subyerted and 10 the recollection,
we trusted to France that the SEM
bIance was the substance, that tae
name was the reality.
Bur. when massacre, coniiscation,
and confusioB, covered France. we
,rrayeG ourselves to stag tie oheim-
ing mischief. Ii I3i accorded With
our principles 80 see throaes dc
,troyed because other .digaity. md
lunghills raised because OF their
vileness. In our eyes. antiquity was
not an offence, neither vas p0selt,
4 merit.
The result is known in our tri
lmphs We have recorded il, as
he proadest ilonor OF our regents
annals, that after 90 years of aRar
.hy. he has restored peace TO the
world, and expelled the pesti!ence
,frevolution.
Revolution LET Us not relapse
nto the misnomeF. He has expelled
he pes,ileRce Of rebellion. We
must beware tia. she is not dis
,uised under a fraudulent name.
Her entire cargo has not been con-
igucd TO st. Helena.
Anu mere sgain the mischief re
urs? f.ven revolution must not be
lest rebellion should fol-
ow 10 the train. Old abuses must
,e tolerated, and old ones endured,
est their remedy should introduce
vet more fatal disorder ;--a disor
Ter, which will yield tol ne light
r cure than the caustic and the
.nifs.
Revolution may have the harm
essness of the dove; but rebellion
las serpent cunning. The snake
which we have only scorched, not