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PUBLIC VIRTUE.

"The JAG obins consider all virtue
as thing not wanted for their own
use /; but IS q false jewel, to be dis
posed of to the best customers. OF
all men l haze ever known they have
the worst opinion Of human nature.
An honest discharge Of duty in any
station. is a thing Incredible, because
with them, it is incouprehsnsible'
Accordingly they begin with aceu.
sations and caIumnies Of the foulest
sort, and call upon tie federalists to
shew that they are not true, as though
the burden Of proof did not rest on
the accusers, but the accused"
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MosIro,
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, APRIL /.
Extract ofa letter from Rius,,,.
Jamaica, February %.

The brig Isabella, Roach, bonn,
to New-York, with a cargo Of ,v,,.
rum, and coffee, and thirty thouasy
dollars in specie, sailed on the i;S
February rom Kingston, and % h.
following day struck on the Mo A..
Keys and almost instantly bilscd :.
only three boxes Of thespecie sre 4,
ted to have been saved. There W.,
a great May arrivals With Aou,
aud that article was not ssIeabls .,
Is dollars
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Boston, MGrci q.


Extract of letter from cor-espo..
dent at Gibraltar, dated 5th Febr.
airy 1917.
/" We wrote you on the zeth JlE
per schr. Happy Couple. via saler
and sent you two newspapers, and 4
list of American arrivals at this Fn|
from Dec. l2, to that date. We nT
send duplicate and list OF arrivat
from the LIST. Jan. 1917, and thcht
Gibraltar Chronicle, " .ich is pai.
llished but once a week and contain
Ino commercial news, except the n
port of arrivals and Clearances Tor t.
week. Enclosed you have a PM
current. Flour and rice a C high
few arrivals with produce of the ne
crop, will undoubtedly reduce
prices yet, from the general sea-
ty throughout Europe, tie opini@ Z
universal, that good prices wilt
supported I'LL summer.
After the Java had sailed for AM
RIGA, VIC understood that she VIZ
bearer Of ths new treaty coHclads
with AIgiers by commodore Char
cey, upon his own terms, which :
confirmed by the arrival OF the Vas
iington, commodore Chanccy, from A.
.iers. We hear he intends visltir'
| Cadiz. aith his ship, after the retnn
of the Spark from Malaga. I.
schr. Hornet, Lieut.. ClaAtOn. isgOir;
to America.-l'he brig Carolla;,
Scott, will sail in all this week fl
Boston, when We shall ;again wis
you.
In consequence Of the edict iss1'i
by the king Of Spain, prohibltinsl'
importation and sale of foreign mani
featured cotton goods. except througsi
the medium of the PHILIPPINE lsIant
Company, to whom all the ezisir'
cies at a date Of capitalization. va
Ito take effect, were to be delivered D
the holders at a valuation. Pettlc7
were addressed to his Catholic W,
liesty, from the principal CONNER u
Cities. signed by the most respertS,t
merchants, praying for period 70 u
allotted them to dispose Of heir sooS
and not be obliged to hand them of
to the PHILIPPINE Island COMPANY
The result is not yet published. bl'S
lis known with certainty, that 'm'
are to be allowed either 6 or 9 mon"
from the first Of Jan. last. genera,
believed the latter. Yin consiterallG'
Of 100000 to be levied on the hs'
ders of cotton goods, according to!r
value of their respective stocks. w
effect of this propagation, as it r.
CARDS this place, will IL ofconseqhn''
only while it continues, and iuHf;
this period it is currently believe
that cotton manufactures vii! h0a
regular sale. Hoping the Inform
ton we from time to time may E'
ward you, may prove useful, we''
main your friends, &C."
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NQTICE.

The Members Of the Washington So
cisty OF Alexandria. are informed thai
the Grafton delivered by Wm: s. Stuart
ESQ. is printed in pamphlet form. and
lodged at Mr.. Stewards book store TO-
delivery to themselves or friends.
March 81 S.
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opinion Of men or things L.,n
speak evil ofno man. Rcyerenc- =
laws. Treat your super,ors ,res,..
fully, Your equals courteor,Iv!f >, ).
your interiors tenderly. BY sm y
course you will gain the esteem Of :,
virtuous. and the respect Of even !
vicious.
Moslrol
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1878 Packages
English and India Goods.
Sale at luction,

win b, sold by public auction to the
highest bidder, on rhursda, the 10th Of
April, at the WAREHOUSE Of George and
John Holman. Charles street, Baltimore,
the eutire Spring Inportahons of George
and 'nhn Hoffman aud Peter Hoffman,
By the ship Emily, from London, and o,
ther vessels.
ALSO,
The Entire Importati0ns OF Geo. and
John HOFFMAN and OF Peter Hoffman, Of
india Goods BY the ship Phenix, just ar.
rived from Canton, comprising an exten
siye and we'll selected assortment OF
77s Packages
English, Cotton and "oollen
GOODS.
So Packages
India Silks, Nankeens, Teas,
etc. etc.
Among which arc,
common and super calicOes
sanbrick fancy null and book musl'ns
shifting e0ttons wiistcoatings
kSndkerchiefs Of all descriptions
hosiery short and long
sinshams york and ven tan stripes
Grandurell and other NSnkeens
checks tycks shawls -,
extra super and super London cloths and
cassimeres imperial cords
Manchester cords and velveteens
ulack and coiored blmbazeens aud bonn
bazetts
gloves pins threads apd braces
flannels blankets costlnSs
Yorkshire cloths. &c.
Canton grapes assorted
sarsenetts .enshsws sewing silks
shawIs han1kerchiefs
forences satins
yellow and blue nankeens
hyssn skin young hyson imperial su
chons teas
cassia. &c
PThe terms of credit will he ve"y
ibe-sl. aai the catalogues prepared and
dis7,outed several days previous to the
Gale.
Fo- the encouragement of distant ira
dsrs, approved notes payable at any clhr,
tered bank IN their vicinity, will be re.
se,sed in payment, and liberal discount
will De allowed for prompt payment.
The eutire OF those goods have been
purchased in their several markets with
ready money. well selected BY conpe.
tent hands; and it being the intention
of the owners to sell the same at the
lowest market rates. they indulge the
expectation that the town and countr,
traders will now avail of the opportunity
Of laying in their supplies in Baltimore
at as cheap and probably cheaper rate:
than Eastward, and thereby remove the
Inconvenience Of going to mere distant
markets.
For and by direction Of the owners.
Ridseley & Nelson,
Appleton, Poor q Miles.
na1timore. March Go st
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From the Vermont MtslHsencer.

When sec lad ofslytecn, spend
ing his time i'll hearing and relating
every idle tale that is told. running
TO tavcrns and stores, taking the lead
in conversation. making bCld asscr-
tons, giving his opinion of men he
never saw. aud of things Of which he
is totally ignorant; clamoring against
well regulated communities, setting
the laws at Misunderstanding his SUI
periOrs. captious among his equals,
and abusive to his interiors" Thinks
to myself" my lad, YOU have too
much sail. and unless you make a
short tack, you will go by the beam,
for there are breakers ahead. Now,
my good fellow, will just give you
a little bit of advicc-instcad of lis
tening to idle tales, read useful books,
such as geography and history, and
above all others, your bible, that You
may treasure up useful knowledge.
instead Of lettering at tayerns and
stores, work at whatever your bust
ness may be, with diligence and as
siduity; whether agricultural or me-
ehanical; and be economical as well
IS industrious. In conversation give
place to those whose experience may
Instruct, and whose wisdom may en-
tighten. Always be more ready to
near than to speak. Never give an
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Indiana, Penn. March Ia

A letter from respectable author !
~ 10 Green County, TO a !fiehu =
this, place, dated Muddy cree,
Feb. is. ~, states that DEM
Heaton slipped under the ice .oa ..,
where about his mill this "in'sn
that hi, dumb 500 saw bin 80 usD. 'a
and had the presence Of minS 10 r -.
down tho ciyrr sJlne distsnao /" :"
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Ideralists, more often used as demo-
|crats, but alwas held in contempt
lihat is never more hearty than whe D
lit is discreetly suppressed"
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ELEGANT EXTRACTS. -'

Taking up the writings Of Ames:a
few evenings since. 1--WE were foreibly
struck with the psrtinency ofsome Of
his remarks, to the present state oil
political affairs.
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Public Sale.

On Tuesday next the first OF April, WI
be sold at the vendue store, corner
Prince and Water Streets,
super6ne and second broadcloths
Flushings
Platillas
Maddapolanes
Cotton shifting
Cambria, leno aud book muslin
Ginghams
Mems and women's silk hosiery
Calicoes
Cotton cards
Jeans
Madras handkerchists
ALSO,
Nuscovado Sugars
Chewing tobacco, very superior
ilavaana Segars =
Queensware
Wrapping paper
Snuff
l box assafoetida
p. G., .Harstelicr.
March 81
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the burden Of proof did not rest or
the sccusers. but the accused"
A briefaccount Of a melancholy event.
which lately occurred at Rochester
Bridge, on the River Meadway
England.
On Friday the 18th of Sept. 1916.
Thomas. SON of the late Mr.. Gilbert
of Catham. having attained his aIst
year, party was formed to enjoy thu
pleasure of fine afternoon in water
excursion it consisted of a gentle
man, his wife and child. and twelve
other young persons, from sixteen tc
I'll years of age.
The party walked to Rochester a.
,bont three o'clock, and took the wa.
ter above the bridge, from whence
they proceeded up the river, and
went as far as Hallins, where they
passed the afternoon, in the most So
ciaI and harmless hilarity little an
ticipating the fatal doom which SO
speedily awaited them and after tax.
ing tea re-entered their boat. in order
to return. On leaving Halling, they
passed away the time, and amused
themselves by singing hymns, as the
boat glided down the stream. On ap-
preaching Rochester Bridge, many
persons were arrested in their pro.
gress, and stopped to listen to the
Joyous harmony Of the happy party;
rendered more melodious by the scre-
nifty of the evening. 1t was particn'
larIy rema KID, that the hymn they
were singing, as they approached the
fatal spot was that interesting piece
which concludes with the following
verse:
!" The hour is near, cons;g'd to death.
Town the just decree,
Saviour with my last parting
breath,
III cry, remember me-"
This was their theme when they ap-
preached the bridge. The boat shot
under the arch with the velocity Of
the tide being about half
iebb, at which time it dashed through
the arches of the bridge with i'm
nense force, and the depth abou: 4
feet.
In a moment sudden crash was
,hearl, and one general heart piercing
Shrek Of agony announced to the
trembling PASSENGERS above the dread
full work of dissolution. A beam al
that time about foot under water. a
gainst which the boat had struck
was the cause of the accident. On
looking over the balustrades, nothing
was seen bot the boat driving over
the boiling surgcs. with its keel up.
wards, and a little dog which was fas.
tened to it BY a string. Nothing was
heard but the roaring Of the waters
Thus, in a moment. was ensniphe
fifteen persons, who, in the innocent
enjoyment of that pleasure which
youth. health. and religion bestows
we're suddenly consigned TO a watcry
grave. Not one was saved ; every
soul instantancouSly persisted.
From the Vermont IatslHsencer.
When | sec 4 lad ofsixteen, spend.
ling his time iii hearing and relating
every idle tale that is told. running
TO tavcrns and stores, taking the lead
in conversation. making bcld asscr.
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ELECTIONS.

Returns from Sufficient nun Der OF
towns in the state of Massachusetts, have
been received, to warrant the beliefthat
Gov Brooks will be reelected By an
increased majority, This result we De.
lieve to have been generally ar .cipated.
On the other hand, we have Tic plea
sure OF stating, that in Connecticut hi
therto considered as the sanctum sane
forum where 70 other than federal
principles were ever TO bear sway, the
old regiHeis fast crumbling 10 ruins !;
and the most csufident hopes are enter.
tanned. from the returns already receiV.
cd, that repuJiICanism will, ct the pre-
sent election, come oiT triumphant. In
80 towns. being oil from which VIC have
seen the returns MIR. NVoocot has a
majority Of more than $50 over the pre-
sent Governor Mr. Smith.
ADoITIoNAL,
Since the above was prepare d, we
have seen relurDs from g7towns. which
give MIR. Wolcct a majority Of $50
votes over Governor Smith, making a
.reu Republican gain since last year, OF
1872 OF his signal triumph, the Con-
ne'iCut Times says. "On the decisive
sv.denc furnished Of toe Election o.
the Honorable OLIVER WoLcoT, we
congratulate most sincerely all our
tTisods, and Indeed The whole Commu
pity, which has the dccpcs; and hacDi.
'st Interest IN tie result Of The cleo
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great at the pumps that the men asc
soon exhausted When a sioop or
small vessel is building, and pianking
he bottom and sides, let The outside oil
the timbers be rubbed over with mix.
trre of pitch, tar, cowhair. and powder-
ed charcoal made hot, and which VIXEN
cold, is OF The consistency of Cutler's
wax after rubbing the timbers ca ths
outsides, when the planks are caulked,
fill all the spaces up between the tim
bers with this mixture, and also over
the Inside OF the mjxture, hen nail on
tie ceiling or lining piauks. Il IS inn
possible, II he seems Of the outer
rla' Ks are ever so open, for the vessel
to leak nor Can either rats or uics
penetrate lCtween the umbers, hecaute
ihcy viii not touch this compositions
Two snail brass rollers or rjction
Wheels Fixed on the opposite sides of,he
pump spear upright, and mike the
pune work muck easier,
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ing IN the end TO that country. Ireceiv-
cd, in the first year of my entering into
The administration of the general go
vernment, letter from The governor of
Virginia, consulting me, at the request
ofthc legislature Of he state, on The
means OF procuring sore such asyIpm,
to which these people might be occa-
sionnally sent proposed 10 him the
establishment al Sierra Leone, in which
a.priVa,e company in England had al
ready colopizcd number OF negroes,
and particularly tho fugitives from these
states during the revolutionary war;
And at the same time suggested, if that
could not be obtained, some of the Por-
tuguese possessions in South America,
as most desirable. The subst ouent lie
g'slature approving these ideas, I wrote
the ensuing year (lso2) TO Mr.. K in @
our Minister III London, 10 sndeavor to
negotiate with the Sierra Leone Com.
pany, and induce them to receive such
OF those people as might be colonized
thi her. He opened spondcnce
with MIR. Wiiberforce, and MIR. Thorn
ton, secretary of the company, on the
subject; and in 1909, received, thro'
Mr.. King, the result = The effort
which made with Portugal, to obtain
an establishment for them within their
colonies, proved also ab3rtive.
You enquired, further, whether !
would use my endeavor to procure for
such an establishment security against
violence, from others powersi Ger,
tainly-I shall be willing to do any thing
can, TO give it effect and safety. But
[ am bot private individual, and could
only use endeavors VITA individuals !;
whereas, the national government, can
address themselves at once 10 those of
Europe; 10 obtain the desired security,
and 1t will unques;iorablY be ready TO
exert its influence with those nations
to effect an object SO benevolent, in il.
self, and so important 10 great part of
its constituents. Indeed, nothing is
more to be wished, than that the United
States, would themselves, undertake to
make such an establishment on the
coast of Africa-cxclusive of motives of
humanity, the commercial advantages
TO be derived from it, might detray all
its eXpcnces.
Accept the assurance of my respect,
and esteem
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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lion !" Federalism is PROSTATE in Con,
neefieut! hah POI

We should havi mentioned in our
summaries Of tho late intelligence from
England,sthat %ccfet ComnUit.. If II
Lords ond g CuuIuonS were To he .r.
pointed by the Two Houses o, parlia.
ment, to ,;vcs,igate the causes of The
disturbances in London and other paris
OF the country-As these Committees
will BE- composed OF the friends Of the
minister, it is easily 20 iorescc ,ha, they
wlllproceed exactly es the Committees
under Mr.. Pitt, when his s,s,em vas
adopted 10 abolish the independence q!
lrelsnG, aud To check the growing sYi-
rii OF liberty excited by tho FIRST procee
dings Of the French Revolutionis,s.
The dcplorabls couso quenccs al Tic
misconduct of the people OF France vii
be felt in Europe Tor sges--1herc may
be changcs-already there have heou
changes-not from bondage to freedom,
but 10 dcspotism and superstition. " hicb
mutually support each other. King.
killing is both immoral and imroii,ic.
by killing king be he ever so mad, or
ever SO prohigate, he becomes mar.
tyr IN the eyes OF the ignorant multi
iude. The psliing Of the kings coach
IN London, on o former occasion, was
seized upon as II, preteSt to make
restrictive laws and ,ha same cause
Cthe breaking OF the windows OF the Re
gents cariisge) will produce the same
effects.
Two revolutions have taken place in
the course oil The last ore bundled and
thirty years, highly beneficial 70 ,uan-
kind, viz that OF 1893, in England, and
that OF i776. in America--but these
changes were brought about by mate.
rails oil different nature from those of
trance. ,Frenohmep, it has been prov
ed are not fit materials for rstiona,
system Of liberty; and, it is to be fear
ed, that tue people of South America,
are even less calculated to enjoy free
dom. The causes are, so obvious. that-
1t Is unnecessary TO explain them.
No wise man can wish for the de.
struction OF either France o, ENGLAND,
or that one should predominant over
the other. Boln of them were neces-
safy to that balance of power so essen
'isl 10 the political and commercial
world. BY ihe misconduct Of the peo.
pie Of France, and by their sufTerinps
themselves 10 abet the mad projects OF
Napoleon that balance OF power is IN.
fortunately destroyed. In short, there
viii be no revolution iii England. not
even reform.
Meanwhile, let the people Of the U.
States with discerning and a. impair.
tiai eye, observe The conduct of the ma
ions Of Europe, and-proft by the use
iul lessons which they afford, for warn.
ing and instruction.
Bali. american }
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MontceLio, jan. 2I,1eIl.
SIR,
You have asked my opinion on ,de
proposition OF a. NJ. to take measures
for procuring on the coas, OF Africa, an
establishment 10 which the people OF
colour Of these states might from time
TO time be coIoniSed, under the auspi-
ces OF different governments
LAYING long ago made up my mind
on this subject, have no hesitation in
saying that have ever thought that ,hc
most desirable measure which could be
adopted lJr gradually drawing or dis
part OF our population; most ajvan
tageCus for themselves. g. well as for
us. Going from country possessing
ell the useful arts, they mighthe the
means OF ;ransPlabtirg them among the
inhabitants Of Africa, AID would thus
carry back to the country OF tbeic origin
the seec, oF civilization, which might
render their soicurameg here bless
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PUBLIC SALES.
Ey p. c. MARS7ELLER.
On FRIDY next.

On FRIDY next,
WA. DC fold at the Vendie f,ore, corner Of
Prince and Water itreets.
Snperfinc and fecond breadcloths
CaiiiiEeres
Plains
Flanncls
Bol.bazetis
Domeftc cottons
Shirting cot,ons
Maddapolams
Jeans
Ginghams
Oimties
Platillas
India nankcens, blue,
Leno ant book mu1 ms
Men and women's fix hofery
Women's long Kid gloves
lotion threads, etc. etc.
ALSO
sugar in bbls
Queens ware in crates
= 10 kegs fpike nails
Mems coarfe and fire fnoes
Bureaus, tables, ETC.
hn saturday, at IoA.M
VIII be fold at the houGe of MIR Tbas. w
Pcyton, on King frect, variety ~
Houieholc and Kitchen Furniture, con-
Fitting of -
Sideboards, tables, fofas,
Bureaus, beds, bed Geads,
Looking elaiIes, chairs, etc. etc.
handle collection of military and naval
PRINTS, PAINTINGS. e5c.
ALSO,
At the fore houfe adjoining the Fix,ures IS
Grocery fore, confifins of
Stand caiks, fcales, etc. etc.
ALSO,
J he'slls and rigging ofa fchr. about half
worm Terms made known at time of lalc :
sPrilhG. u i'ie :
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n PLAN

TO hrcOenf anal Tesseig suct as Sioohs,
sh'mgiHg leaE, and fhere6y s,aking.
La sasu decked vessels such as
'iooPs, there are seldom mole than : o,
! men 20 navigate them, so that if they
'pF'ng a-Ieak, the fatigue BECOMES So
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CITY COUNCIL OF N. ORLEANS

Saturday, March 8.
Resolved, That the propositions OF
Mr.. Edward Living ston, and the heirs
of Delabigarre, Oh the subject of the
batture iE front of the suburb St. Ma
rie, be published in the French and
English languafies for five days, in two
gaZettes OF this city
NICE. BGURGOIS, City Clerk.
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Latest from Bueuos tyres We
learn by cap Douglass oftheBritishIbrie
Elizabeth, 60 days rom,Beunos Ayres
learn that Montevideo hae surrender
ed to the Portuguese force, by which
1t had been a,consiGerablet time invested
The Patriot army Of about 5000 men, i;
IS said had previously retired, with the
intention Of mar ching 10 Chill for the
purpose Ct inducing the people of that
province to Gni,e with them against the
Portuguese, and Ct returning in create
force.
A letter from Buenos A,res of the
29th January, states:
The Expedition destined again s,
Chill, left Mendoza on the I7th inst.
under the command OF Gen. San Mar
tin +; the force under him consists of a
bout $500 regulars, and 1908 militia
and the people here seem confident
that he will succeed"
Another letter of the same date oh
serves, "There is every chance tina,
the Portuguese will obtain possession
OF The Banda Oriental. The ortueuese
will so be in quiet possession of Monte
Vidco"
HhIhll,
From Havana.-A gentleman passen.
ger IN the Bragsnzd, 10 days from Ha-
vana, informs US, that a few DAYS be-
fore he sailed the crew Of Dutch shin
arrived there in an open boat, who stat
ed they had been captured off the Moro,
by Car,hegian priyatccr, plundcred of
about 10 600 dollars il specie, and sixty
thousand dollars worth Of dry Goods
The crew were then set adrift in the
long boat, and the ship set on fire. The
Dutch caPlein as robbed of his wear.
ing apparel, and otherwise treated with
great cruelty. Ire pJivateer after
wards shaped her course Tor the Isle of
Pines Our informant adds tina. the wa.
ters in the vicinity OF Havana, swarm
with Picsroons, composed Of motley
crews OF all nations, protesting and call.
ing themselves Spanish Patriots.
The priya;eer brig commanded by
captain Jewett, Cformerly the True
Bloodcd Yankee) lad recently been of
Havana, and it was understood hae
proceeded on cruise OFF Cadiz. Ear
ly in hlarch, the squadron under Com
Taylor captured, off Havana, three
Spanish GuineamGn, one OF which ia,
on board i large quantity of gold dust.
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separately connected with the liberties
and best interests OF the people"
The merchants, bankers and traders
of London, have likewise very hand
s"mely come forward, and subscribed
~ very loya! ro solutions.