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rue news received by the CALYPSO. Gap
IAN Boyle, from Galvcstown. General
Vfor1a de Gndaioupe, with abont 1000
men under his command, and within six
leagues of BoqniUa de Pied,us, between
Hatappa and Pont CT Reg, has gained a
victory over the Royalists, and taken
ut Is saii) million of dollars from
them"
Enclosed il, the a5ocs.
ORLEANS, December co.
Anln;el!igent gentleman, who arrived
here Yesterday from Galvestown, gives us
the following intelligence:
\ Privaieer, commanded by Captain
lie Maison, had arrived from Boquil!a de
Pledras al Galvestown she carried the
news, that the Royalists, having made IL
landing at some little distance from Bo-
quilla, the Patriot general Vitforia GHadia-
fonpe, warned of their designs, placed on
thelrroute several ambuscades that in u
measure annihiIated thcm-The loss of
the Royallsts was estimated at three hun
dred killed or wounded, and $50 prison.
erS.
General Viioria has taken, besides, "a
convoy of tro millions of dofiars despatch
ed under Il strong escort from Mexico TO
Vera Cruz.
The brig tllatwas taken by 1.-THE Vene-
znelian Prvateer JUPITER, and sent to
Galvestown,i is expected here every mo-
meDt. The court of admiralty, having
ascertained that she WAS takenin the wa
ters of TIE United States, determined to
send her TO \. Orleans, and restore her 10
the proper owner.
Three vessels, belonging to the squa-
dron of General NINA, have been spoken
off Boquilla de Picdras, by Mexican
cruizer, bound TO Galvestorn They
were equipped aud trorked in tic complete
man of-war style
FRIEND OF THE LAWS"
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nation, viz al, A. r. delegate TO the Cou-
vcntion elected by the good people Of Virginia.
to amend the Constitution thereof in certain
particulars, specified expressly in an act cnti-
tied " I'm Act requiring the shefifis of The
different counties aud corporations within this
Commonwealth To take the sense of the people
Upon the propviety of cailu,,s "a Convention"
do so.emuly swe3r. (or affirm. Us me case may
be. } that will well and truly perform the
duty of a niember O.. the said Convention
to the best Of my skill ard Judgment
and will not by my own act, OF concursenti
Wit, any member OF members of the said Con-
Nention, transcend cvade in any niauncr
whatever the limitations or restrictions pre-
scri5ed To the SAID Convention by the act
aforesaid. And 10 further declare myself
citiZcn OF the Commonwealth of Virginia
reiiniu;Sa ail;. rcnouncc the character OF sub
Ject or citizen of any prince other state
whatsoever, and abure all allegiance, which
may be Claimed by such prince or other state,
and do swear ior aiiirm,as the case may be)to
be faithful TO the said Commonwealth ofVir-
gina; so long as continue citizea thereof
do also swear or affirm as the case may be-
that Will support the Constitution of the Uni
ted States. SOheip me Goi."-vhe said oath
or affirmation shall be administered by any
member of the Privy Council, and the taking
thereof shall lac certified to the clerk of the
sad Convention by the member of the Privy
Council by whom II i administered.
Nv. This Act shall commence and be in
force from and after the passing thereof.
YESTERDAY. great deal of business was
done in the House OF Delegates, but none of Il
very interesting public charlottesville bill
equaiizing the representation ia the Senate
Nc.was made the order OF the day for Wednes-
day.-T!ie new bank bill is rot finally acted
on-We cannot predict with any precision
.rhen the Legislature will adiourn-most pro-
ba3iy,not sooner than Monday week.
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February ].

IN CtiANCERY. United States Count Fif,h Circuit
aud Virginia District, Dec. H. 1915.
Thomas H. Ronics, administrator de boris non Of 10.
PgainuG.
AciINsT
Martin Pfarkes and Thomas Gregg executors Of saDuel
Ost Naltn Pcarkes aud Mary MS WIFE late Mar, An
drrson, snd Eeujauin rolcr Deyrna40fs.
The dsfrudants, Martin Pearkes and Tbouas GREGG,
TIE executors Of samuel Gist fas 30 whom this suit
abdtsd by his deaih not bens Inhabitants Of this Dis-
uct. on ir motion of The planit Nv kis counsel III IS
Orffrcd, That the said defendants do appear here on
the nist diy Of c next term ad cause if 40, thew
can, whi This sut should siand BE- revived and
proceeded 10 against them aprc4aid ard
that cOpy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
uewfpaper printed Ia the city Of Richmond Tor tvo
nionths ,iecrssive and posted az the font door OF the
Capitol IN the said city.
coig, Tasfe,
RICHARD JEFfRIEs. Cgs.
February g. sD-wse
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nrNRt sIlunLps. .. c. q

CoWH'ssioHcy's Ofcc RichmOga ist No 2sfh iet7,
tue parties Interested desired take notice that
pave appointed the seventh day oftlc non (An,l
heNttor commencing the accounts dtrctsdi y az m
hg necreia order oftle which day al niue -.
this city with their and vouchers ready f evs
nihation and settlement.
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We are informed, that orders were re-
cciycd in this City, by the Minerva from
France, for shipments of limited quanti-
ties of flour 10 that country, which were
accompanied by IA guarantee from the
French government, that the shippers
should not lose by the operation. And
that similar orders were brought Nv the
same vessel for agents at the Somthward,
one of which directed the purchase of Sc
veral thousand tierces of rice at Charles
ton. Jfer. Adr.
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SPANISH AMERICA.

IMPORTANT.
Extract ft0m respscfajie horse to Wcr,
chcnt IN baltimore dated
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AND FIR SAlE -ly write at trt- decd. a, cri.rl
= to the Subscriber trustee bs VIM Edwards ard
Frances G.. his wife. bearing da'c the az 81 fcrv
ISL fof the purpose OF scouting iAe nfess of (enef
hin ~. Cooke, ~ mentioned In iIc fad trust decd ard
Al tle request Of tbc said WIN. Edwards VII he sold
outhe premises to thc highest bidder on tie nth NorF
m February next theng SuTry corn day. " fair other
wise The next fair day that valuahc1r0f NJ Lana aud
VS. improvements af laid Edwards adjoining The pnhlic
land on which the cont House 1f said couni, stands -
tnlatcd 10 cOufaD hundred and sixty arrestep a.
cles. and ITS improvements part thereof wiz he soi1
subject 'oa lease tat will terminate tle ist DAY Of a.
uuart isgz.
on this land buildings calculated 20 accommodate
two families Concluding a. tenement under lease) II
s considered healthy sifnoiion tht soil favorable fof
fic production Of ndan peas and nas rs psox
uitv - navigation aud other local consife ations rem
dts Il particularly favorable 0f fnmcantiir rursniis-
Nary Other professions nioht ne prosecuted on this
place t advantage 20 @ mechanic, and great convent
eiIsc % the uciriorhood.
tic land w be sold entire 10 parcels ~ stail We
considered, The day of sale. hesto suit purchasers &
advance the sale.
credit viii hr Given two fionsgnd n liars ncft
The first cav 0f January next srd the hasncc ofse
purchase money TIL the nfsi CAV Of Jannrfy frlp ...
cent npeh shalt he onAd necessary on ,la rag nf
sale io defay the erpcrtcs attending q tfp. t be-
rcqnifed IA cssh upo the prfcn9ser ~ rufftrt e,s.
cutting 40 The subscriber bonds seth personal -trrity .
be approved by him. eg0 also execatHrs i,nsi ftcd "
rus deeds on said properly 70 s-cure he baarce0f ne
purchase money.
john FAUtcoN 7rsfss.
JAnlasy %. = caWfm
49,. - T.,
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James bullock, administrator of Junes r. Hpssara.

ACAINSr
'onn fitman, admir- OF su-ama Wilcox, Eduard w
Hubbard and Robert T. IIubhard infants ,v w., r.,
met specially assigned their guardian, Samuel Alien
aud Thomas West, f,sse,',as," gu
IN conformity "irra decree Of the Court OF A.sis
VIRGINIA TO WIT:
a. Court of Appeals held at The c,,itot -, p;e,,,t
the 23d Gay OF January 1915
John pitman, administrator Of Susanna Wilcox
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February A.

liSSoLC dissolution OF the Co rarin1 ship
- hitherto existing between Iyonhop & P0rke ia,
th,s DAY taken place, by mutual IN those IN
oentf1 70 saiu iTin aie requested to make Dmneoiste
pnent !" JAMfS WAuHor, who will also vay al ebts
CONTACTED 'cr tie benefs ofiie said firm.
Sigh6C,
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"hefeupon, ~ Is Decrced ant Ordered Ihst lie
commissioner OF this Court, who shall carry INTO cf
'ec,tbe decree Of the eleventh OF September one thou
saho eight hundred and eleven made In tho. cases do
conform 10 the aforesaid decree non OF he 9urt
OF Appeals and make mp his sceoan.s upon the oruei
pies thsfen mentioned aud that tie defendad r he
s sun VINO is administrator ont ofe estate OF lis in
ifstate ~ his hands he administered II 90 null ,i
OF lie hath and the other defendants in hrr own right
pay !" the paint'h Ia that sitand tlc uain.iF IN ne
seSoh sut out OF the estate Of his utcslatc IN ms hands
10 ne administered ifso much thereof hath nay 10 The
u'!eho"it John Pitinan, admir- Of Susanna wilcox dec
ceienoahi IA that suit the exrefhrd as rs ~
pcals. " ~
A COPY 7cefr
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JAMES wAuHOP.
TRGA;SS ID.

ti.iSiiA bakktSnAlFg
Haitian cont house, Va.
Jauiafy 70. 1917.
FctraGTy{ soc,
NTiRGlNf'.--Ata superior Couftof CTan,,-- I,I,1e,
az me oapr''l IN the city OF Richmond the 27th
john rtinan. adm. of Susanna Wilson, pkei,,t;s.
AGAINST
James Bullock, admir- Of James T. Hubbard and s,s.,h
child OF TIE said JaiDcs Z. Hubbard by Games Buort
ms Guardian. aud Samuel Allen aud Thomas west
uuste.s Tor ihe said James T. Hubbard ard WIFE,
DfJet00nfs
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n Death has lately struck down several Of our citi
zens--hr. Claiborne Chew, II i.rn OF Slanard &:
Chew. died suddenly Wednesday ist from the rap.
tnfe OF bioodvcsse-on Saturday MIR Renj. Wolfe au
ola resident ofths CRY brra.ssd his last-On SUNDAY
M .Lu H. Roystcr OF The House Of Rcyster & Walls
These yisitatons are Distressing and gloomy.
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XNANTFD-Threeor four .JoHrReylael. lf4fkers 10
w whom iberalwagcs wi'i be given
Apply to tie subscriber within four miles Lynch.
burg.
WV. RABoRG.
February &. se-2t-
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= Severl NJ. s. S. on hand viii be attended
TO in onr next.
- In MIR. MARSHALL speech 81 par. last line
bat one, . Will of a Dldjorifg'' is erroneousIy
printed for " will O., d niiaoriiy."
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NrOTICE.--Wii be sold 10 The hIrI,.eI 6i,d., -, -,
snance of the last will os Mrs. Ann sgd,ior dec
tate OF Hanover County, chi. vi six and ;v..
niohhs, ON the premi rs, The 18TH inst. the Irocf
tseHa. wherein the d'cedrnt lately resied contai;
about iOS acres, more or less.
Bonds with approved securities will be rerrired f a.
purchaser, and the title Withheld tilt PAYMENT
~ tie same time and place. Will BE- sold for cash
quantity OF corn aud cideF household and kilc
ell fnrniture plantation utensils aud stock
ton of ~ ~ 49,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10

|Roralist brigs are expected daily
from Barcelona. / am in hopes they
will then be dispersed. They rob
every thing, and are q disgrace to
he Patriot cause. You must moi
ronfound Brion's squadron with
these picaroons
I'D January I have late advices
from Caracas aud La Guyra, every
Ting was quiet at Caracas anu
General MorilIo had arrived at Va
rinas on his way to Caracas.
A singu at circumstance has TAX
en- p ace here. ct. Ihomtsl SEINE
evenings age the boats of the Danish
brig of war living here. captured a
pilot boat schooner, OF about ~ tons,
40 men. 4 gun. which The. found
al anchor near the Island Sue
proved 10 he one OF Admiral Briop's
squadron. regulurI, commissioner
nd her pa ers 10 gopd order, anu
thing like pirre. can oe proved IL
gainst the crew, who are mostly
English and Americans /; yet they
have been put in the rort dungeons
and are dill, examined. A Patriot
squadron i or s in nam ,er, some OF
them large vessels. are now cruis
ing IF the barber.
] have no doubt int they will
right themselves If this go,ernmef 3
does not release the schooner. Seine
of the ID 4nes here are much ala nj
ID. ss the independents can take I'll,
Island when the. please
i cannot imagine how il will end.
Admiral Brion with The main squa
drou and general Bolivar have gone
up to argaretta. whence they ina!
attack Cara cas-
Some Spanish men of war are ex-
pected from Barcelona, a French
corvette from GuadaiGupe, and IN
gIish frigntr from Barbadons, and
we have y Danish brig here so a
mons them all and the Independents
We may have some disturbance.
Extract of another letter from the
same, under date of the Sth Februa
~. tot7
General Bolivar and admiral Bri
on have declared d ri ,oroHs block
abe of the main, to commence on the
sth inst and as they have the COM
mand Of the sea. they will certainly
execute il. We have ace UNITS that
Bsliyor left Barcelona or that Fart
Of he country the middle of last
month with $500 or 80 men. against
f, arraccas, hut we have no l,te ac-
counts from him The general o
piDion is that lie will not immedi.
atel, succeed. but il he acts With
prudence he may some month hence.
- The indepen lent privateer schoo.
ner which ] mentioned as having
been seized here. has been condemn
ed. bat the proceedings are not
known. II may cause BrioD TO cap
ture all Danish vessels, and indeed
every one looks for something of tie
kind. The government here is hos
tile to the Independents, but the oi.
tizens are friendly.
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Notice is hereby given,

That application Ter the renewal Of
the Strip Of three shares Of stuck in the
LITTLE River Turnpike Company Nos.
ISL 1882. 1881 issued in the name 81
Josiah lidball aud assigned to the sub
scrlber, wach have been lost or n'i'carn-
ed, will be made to the President and
Directors If that institution, OF which all
tioSe interested will take dot'ce.
JAMES WARE.
March 3 SIT
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ILBLiC 5 Al E.

On WEDSESD Y next. at 8 o'clocl
p. Vi. W! be sod IN Deans Wharf, To-
cargo Of the big gent.
Terms LIBERAL and made known at thu
place Of sale.
20 bhds. first quality Sugars
so bbls do do
~ hhds. Rum
10 do Molasses
p. G.. Marsteller.
March 10
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Washington City, March 7

The SENATE IF the U. States
adj urned Yesterday alta earl, hou'
Previous to the adjournment the vice
president retired from the chair, &C.
sording to the usage at the close oil
a session. and Mr.. GAILLARD was
again chosen President pro tempore
oil the Senate.
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REMOVAL
JbHS HOOD.

WAS remsved Ms cooper shop, "
Ea King-Street, in the shop lately
o cusied by Mr. albert. Where he !
pared to execute the orders OF HI
fe;cuds with pu1ctcality and dlspateh.
lie vail constantly keep on hand art
Slrs in his line, particularly Hour barre'''
Ma oh s
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ALEXANDg!
MONDAY, March Il.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

y.
Mr.. Mercer and Mr.. Mason arr
fhe candidates for Congress, in tic
district composed of the COUNTIES Ct
Loudoun, Fairfax, and Prince VII.
liam. 1t is unnecessary to say, that
tn the former of these two gentlemen,
We have given our uniform and une.
quivocal reference preference
growing not so much oct OF marty
feelings. as Of the est etc VIC hay.
formed of their characters, their "a.
Tents, their requirements, and their
past services. And could we stop
mere, we should consider ourselves %
having said nothing. t. which the
most devoted friend OF nir. Mason
could take the least exception: for in
hcse points, there is no maa. howe.
cr blind and partial he may be, tat
must feel and acknowledge lis in.eri.
ority to bis respectable opponent.
suit as Mr.. Mason is a candidate for
N Office in the gift OF the people
MS character is fairly before the p.,'
pie and we shall feel ourselves at il
oerty to state such facts IN relation to
it, as will in our opinian) ,hew lis
total unfitness for the station 10 which
he is aspiring.
The manner in which he conducted
his last electioneering campaign. is
still fresh in our memories. &. may
have acquired for him, a temporary.
iieetins, court-house popularity: but
We will venture to affirm, that it placed
him no higher either in his 0sn csti.
OF in the estimation of the
more respectable part OF lis own par
ty. We are not aware OF any thing
in the idea of "a candidate" at all IN
cOnsiStant with that OF refined and
an accomplished gentleman; and We
think the same dclicacy OF personals
department, the same respect 10 the
feelings Ut others, should be observed
ON the hastings or in the drawing
room. How lar removed from the
standard Was the conduct u Dir. Ma
son, at the last election. the memory
Of every freeholder will tell him.
Not less Objectionable in our OPT
Mon, was the manner in which he
treated the political conduct OF his OPP
ponent. II was to say the least un.
fair and Gisingcnuous. That MIR.
Lewis was fedcra!ist ; and thu: III
common with others cf tbe same dc.
nomination, he had pursued IA course
opposed to the best Interests Of ms
country, was mode OF argument, 10
which he might, If h. pleased VIA
propriety have resOrtcd. But desert
ing the plain, broad 8 ornd - party
distinction. he searches in every hole
and every corner for Getty objections,
calculated to operate perhaps ON tic
preiudiCes OF the uniformed. bat not
to affect i'll the small est degree, the
real merits Of his o. ponent--no, not
even in his own opin on. A Scotch.
man once said t. his son in trade,
" My son, make mo- y hHeStig. il
you can, but make money" THIS
seems to have been Mr. Mason's s.
verning pripciple in relation TO 'citS
and at the last election, We have 10
doubt, it gave him 4. tial success.
ROM OUR to SPONDENI
n
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A Blacksmith wanted.

A Blacksmith, respectable of charac
ter, master OF his trade, and wishing t.
establish himself in situation command
ing extensive custom, would find it t
his advantage to make application I
the subscriber, near Salem, Fauquie
county, Va.
I. Turner.
Feb 90 eotf
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From The baltimore hme' icGu.
Extracts oflruers from an inteIli-
gent Baltimorran, 10 his friend in
this city. dated
ST. Thomas. JAM 8, %. Il Feb. 8
A gent eman arrived here some
day, ago from the vicinity Of BARGE
Iona. aud gives a hid account ofthe
Republican cause of the Maia. On
the 2ad Of December. a general ae.
Ition tsok place about three league:
from Barcelona. in which the Pa.
triots commanded by general Piar
were defeated. losing about A00t
men and only q remnant Of then
escaped They are now blockadet
10 Barcelona, by tree Spanish fri
gates and some brigs, and exceptin;
that place sll the main belongs Il
he Rsyalists;. Margaretta is still
in the POSSESSION Of the Patriots.
Had general M'Gregor continued
10 command. the result would have
been very different. but the unhapp,
DIVISIONS among the Patriots drove
him of in despair. He came Il
this place and after staying a few
.ys went 10 st. Domingo.
Until this contest is decided, the
: ade from hence to the msin will b.
, .ry limited. The small pri,ateers
isom Margaretta. &c. still continue
heir '.epredaiions in the neighbour
,ood, but as some Of tho Spanish
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For Liverpool,

ks The prime, fast sailing
gaES&sh ship NEW JERSEY, Capt
Ssta.sss:ss A Ilodgkinson; having pa''
aSGSSsf her cargo engaged, vii
AXE feght on moderate terms.
Apply to
Brown and Wilson.
or Joseph Bean.
January tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10
APPOINTMENTS

BY the President and Senate.
RIeaaRD CUTS. late Superinten
dant General of Military Supplies.
TO be Second Comptroller of The
Treasury Department under the act
Of the Sd March. 1917, to provide for
the promo: settlement If public ac-
counts
| WILLIAM LEE. late Accountant
lof the War Department, oNsfANT
FEE N N late hcceuntant oil the
Navy Department. and Stephen
Plsasonton, Of the State Of Delaware
to be auditors 10 the Treasury de
|partmeut. under the act aforesaid.
Joha Coffee, of Tennessee, 10 be
Surveyor of the Lands in the North
ern part Of the Mississippi Territory,
under the ACT OF sd March, 1917.
lsreal Piekcns. of Nerth & rolins,
10 he Register OF the Land Once. TO
be epenrd in the Mississippi Terri
tory under the act Of Sd March.
1917.
John TAYLOR. OF South Carolina,
Ito be receiver of puhlir monies at the
Land Office TO ne epeuad in The Mis-
sissippi e ri,ory under the act Of
tue Sd March 1917.
Stephen hrrher. ef Maryland. TO
be dditional 'udse in the Mi'si u
hi Territory, {" reside in 'hrEastern
part therraf, under the act ofthe 81
March, 1917
The following appointments were
ma de hy the resident Of the United
States, by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate. during the
late session:
| Joseph Philips, late ofthe army Of
the United States, 10 be Secretary OF
the Illinois territory
tobert Jagues. of New York,to lie
onsul at ST. roix
John Ho ard March. ON. Hamp-
shire. TO BE- Consul at Madeira
Daniel StrobeI, Of 1Ou;h Carolina,
to be Consul at bordeaux. in place Of
William Lee, resigned
Wiijirm na,y, Of rnnsy lvania, 70
lie . onsul of the United 0tares al
Kingston upon Hull, in Great Bril-
tain.
Joseph Ray Of the same state to
be Consul at Peihambuco, in Bra
gil.
Jose dos Santos Monteiro. Of Bra
iii. 10 he Consul for The lslaad Of
Maranhoa, in Brazil.
Reuben &. Brasiey, Of Virginia,
to be Consul at Havre d. Grace
| Robert Trimbie. Of Kentucky, "a
Ibe Judge of the United States for
the district Of Kentucky
Edward W,er of Massachu etts
Ito he Consul of the United States al
Hamburg.
j Henry Wilson, Of Maryland, o be
Consul 81 NaDtz.
| Edward Church, Of Kentucky. 10
be Consul at L'0rien'.
John b. Frazier, Of Massachusetts,,
Ito be Consul for the Island OF Cur
raeOa.
John O Sullivan. Of New York
ia be Consul at Mogodore. in Mo
rocco.
Joel Hart. of New York. to be
Consul at Leith.
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, Pubic Sale.

VIII be sold at public auction, ~
tuesday, next al IL O'Clock, on eut a
Wharf, for the benefit Of whom it ma
eaDcsrn;-
4a boxes brown Hav. Sugar
Partially damaged.
John jackson & Go.
March
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IahoIprs u anted

Twelve D. liars per month, will oe
given fer Laborers 10 work M the pabh,
W Orks at Fort Washington. Apply tt
Lieu: CT. ". K. Almistead.
March 8 tt
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Tbeatre.
MR.. DIVERS
FIRST Ape FRANCE ON THE ALEA-
ANDRIA STAGE.
Tuesday Evening, March II.

The public are respectfully inform
ed that Mr.. Dryer formerly of Dru'
ny Lane Theatre London. will dell
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