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Richmo ord, Aprii 90

NtHIHVHuJ "P'H 30
The trial of RoBERr GIBSON, alias
CApIToy for the murder Of Peatross,
came on before Judge Brockeubrough, in
the Superior Court Of this county. on FRI
day the 18th instant, and on Saturday
morning. the jury found him guilty OF
murder in the first degree. % the Mon
day following, Mr.. Francis W. Gilmer,
who had acted as his counsel, BY the re-
Quest OF the court, stated that when the
Jury returned, he saw the former hand to
the clerk, not only the indictment. but
the record Of the examining court, con-
taiuing the dcpositions, or minutes OF e.
vidence taken in that court. The clerk,
being called on, also stated that he be!iev-
ed the jury did return to him the re-
cord. These statements being sworn to,
the counsel moved the court to award
subrenas to summon the jurors to aP-
pea, and declare on oath, whether they
carried out with them those dispositions.
This motion gave rise to discussion be-
t~ cen tie Attorney General and Nj. Gil
mer, as to the Propriety of interr"gatins
the Jurors, touching any part OF their
conduct. The court, after hearing the
discussion, and examining the contradlc-
tory decisions OF the English courts, and,
taking view of the decisions on the SUD-
iect in the Court OF Appeals, decided that
the Jurors might be examined that al.
though the evidence Of small number OF
the jury, proving misconduct in them, had
been judged insufficient to set aside a
solemn verdict, yet the evidence Of the
| major part OF the jury, had been deemed
sufficient to authorize new trial that
although the danger Of tampering with ju.
rors was much to be aprrehended, yet
that danger was diminished, BY increas-
ing the number to be examined; that to
refuse their evidence in all cases, was in
effect, 10 shut out the light, very frequent
" from the only source, whence IT could
flow that although examined, yet the
court would not violate that rule OF law
BIZ which every individcal IS protected
from accusing himself, but that questions
might be put u them, the answer to which
would not lead to sell accusation, and II
they did, yet that the jlrors might be dis.
posed Tor the sake OF justice, to wave
their privilege. Process IVES accordingly
awarded to bring the jurors before the
court, and on Friday last seven OF them
attended. 1t appeared BY their testimo-
ny, that the record containing those MI
nutes OF evidence, vas handed to them
BY the clerk, together with the iudict.
ment: that ten Of their number immedi.
ately concurred 10 finding the prisoner
guilty, one doubted, and the other differ.
ed from his brethren: this was before q
paper has been Pened-findiDg they
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* Exchange Cofss House TX
~ MARINE JOURNAL. 8k
PORT OF ALExAYDRIh...A6r
A r RIVED,

ARRIVED,
Sloop Ocean, Middleton, So hours r..
Norfolk; salt, &c. TO the master. Pass.
ed two sehooners bound up.
Nay 5.
Sloop Eliza, Hawkins. 10 days frcn
Phllsdelphia +; freight to merchants Of
the District.
Schr Dash, Griffiths. &c hours from
New-York sugar, coffee, &c. 10 the
merchants of the District Eleven pas.
sengers.
British schr Alert. Kirkpatrick. from
Barbados via Turks Island, IS days
from the latter port: salt, TIC. TO FraDci;
Adams, Jr.
sloop Friendship, Howard, 10 days
from Observation-Disclosures potatoes, &c.
to J. G. Ladd y Co. April 81. lat. 50,
So, Ion. 70, 40, spoke ship George Wash
ington, from Rio de Janero, II days oct
bound to Philadelphia. in a leaky cOndl'
ton, and out OF provisions, with ~hh.
capt. H. supplied the ship. Passed o.
the White House, last night brig EconO'
my, from ThOmaston, with Lime, to-. e.
Ladd u Co.
CLEARED,
Brig Cumberland, Nelson, ST. TIE
mas.
Schr John, Gillet, n. York.
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Morgan Neville, cashier Of tie Far,
mers' and Mechanics Bank OF Pitt .burgh,
ha, offered a reward of three thousand
dollars for the money Of which the Bank
was robbed, as has been previously men
toned, or one thousand dollars for the
perpetrators Of the robbery if brought to
trial. The bank, in consequence of the
late unfortunate Transaction, has ceased
its operations for the present; and the
public are requested to use caution in
the reception of those notes, as the cashier
declares himself able to identify large
proportiOn of the stolen notes.
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sits enthr0ned upon the merit II mas niu'
dered." But we fear our cold under-
standings are incapable Of aPPrec'atl"s
the beauties of this style. Let then a
few specimens Sc presented to the read
err; and il his imagination is naturally 80
ardent as to confound together all dis
tinctions among ideas, or If, like those 10
whom some of the speeches were probably
addressed, he happens at the moment 10
have procured that voluntary confusion
of the brain which may be superinduced
by simple process, he may be delighted
with what follows. The venal writers Of
Ireland are thus depicted;
"The worst foes Of government unde'
preterce of giving it assistance; the
teadiiest enemies to the Irish name, uti-
der the mockery Of supporting its cnarae-
ter; the most licentious. irreligious, Hi
terate banditti that ever polluted the lar
field of literature, under the sP'ilated
banner Of the press. Bloated with the
public spoil, and blooded in the chase oil
character, no abilities can arrest, nopiety
can awe; no misfortune affect, no be-
neyolence conciliate them; the reputa.
ton Of the living add the memory OF the
dead are equally plundered in their de
solating progress. Even the awful Sc
pulchre affords not an asylum to their
selected victim. Human Hyenas! they
will rush into the receptacle of death,
corring their ravenous and brutal rapine
amid the memorials of our last infrmity."
OF the liberty of the p'ess.-"A theme
which I approach with mingled sensa.
tons of awe, aud agony, and admiration.
Considering all that we too fatally have
se.n-all that perhaps too tsarfully we
may have cause to appehend-I feel my
SELF cling to that rcsiduary safeguard
with az affection 10 temptations can Sc
Jace-with a suspicion n, anodyne can
lul!.-with fUrtituie that peril but IN
furiate.. In the direful retrospect Of e1.
periuental despo,isu, and the hideOus
prospect of it's possible termination, l
clasp it with The desperation OF q widow.
ed female, who, in the desoiation OF her
house and the destruction oil her house
hold. hurries the last of her offspring
through the flames, at ance the relic oil
her Joy, the depository Of her wealth.
and the remembrancer Of her happiness.
l. rs the duty of US all TO guard strictly
this ipestimable privilege privilege
which can never be destroyed, save by
the iicentioasness O, those who wl,iully
abuse it. No, !. is net in the arrogance
ofpc1ocr; no, it is moi in the ariyccs
of Iarc ; no, ii is moi in the tatuity 81
princes; no, il is net in the renality Of
nariiamsnt. 10 crush this majestic Prt-
vilsse. Reriled, it ,riu demonstrate
murdered, il 1ciA rerire; buried, II
rciH reascend; the rery attempt at us
oppression 7giA prore the truth Of its
Immortality. and the atom that pre-
srmed to spurn 1ciu fade d7cey before
the trumpet Of lis rstribntion."
Now, that aessSs. FiIlay aud Phillips
deem this very fne passage mcy be IN
TERED from their having printed the lat
ter hall Of il in a different type.
ITO be- continued.l
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From the Baltimore american, May {

FROM CAPE HENRY tHAYTI.)
Advices have been received from Port
au-Prince to the 18th nit by the arrival
last evening of the brig Homer: captain
Thomas. On the eth March ALExAN-
DER PErIoN, late President Of hayh,
died, after an illness of 8 days, general
ly regretted by the natives and foreign
merchants. On the lst of April he was
inferred with great pomp and sPlendor,
under the Liberty Tree, opposite the
State House. The dsv previous JEAN P.
BOYER was electca President by an u.
unanimous vote Of the Senate, AID a?pa-
rently to the satisfaction Of all in that
part Of the island Every thing remain
ed tranquil, and business going on in its
usual course. Markets du | for all kinds
Of American produce. Coffee was scarce
and high-SO a 40 sous.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
.NO.rD.iY, .M1F a, 1918.

The Columbian Insurance Company
of Alexandria have been in operation for
three years, and have p.id to the stock
holders seven.s-three per cent. OF their
cash capital out of the profits.
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Bank Stoc'

Bank Stool.
II WISH to purchas' Q" shares J v.
NERS' BANK STOCK. or me.
O. four thou.a and Dollars in the ifaN''"
AleIand ia or Po;umic.
JAMES s. SCeTT
January %
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Letter Beg at the f.. c. House.
shin Potomac. Captain Bradford 70
Liverpool. Sih NAY.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Thomas, Kelly, of Alexandria
the Rappahannock, bound TO Oportg-!'
Hampton Roads e9th ult.
Schr Midas. Beers. al Boston 9Th ~
up for Georgetown and Washington.
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May 8
Was Committed

THO the Jail of Alexandra county asa
runaway, on the 10th inst. Negro
man, who calls himself WILLIAM
WILSON ; saws he is free born, and
was ra.ed in New-York he is about 5
feet inches high, full face and eyes,
well SET, black complexion, and about %
years of age. lie has been in the dis
;rict about one year. The owner is re-
quested to come and prove his property,
pay charges, and take him away, ctaer-
wis. he will be disposed of as the law
directs. AN'W ROUNSAVELL.
June 20 Jailor.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
July |

I'D AN away from The subscriber, on
IN The night OF the eth June inst. al
apprentice to the Printing Business, IA
med JOHN SETON. bDrn in Ireland, be-
tween Is and II years old, dark com
pIexion, eyes and hair. Had on and took
with him, a long blue cloth coat, second
quality, gray ribbed pantalOons, striped
summer vest, cotton stockings, rufiled
shirt, a roram har, besides coarse shirts,
a grea, coat of brown cloth, with vel
vef collar, and silver hook and eye. a
,air of blue clcth trowsers, and other
clothing not recollected. It's believed
he is gone to New-Ye,k.
Whoever takes up said apprentice, CON
fines him in any Jail The United States,
aud gives me legal information OF the
.ame, shall receive the above reward.
WILLIAM M'C0RKLE,
Editor Of the Freemaa's Journal Phitad.
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June IS
Land for Sale.

VNHE subscriber offer, for sale tract
= of8O acres of land, on the CoIches-
ter road, Eve miles from Alexandria, ad:
Joining the lands Of Haywood Foote'a
Dennis Johnston. The greater part OF
this tract is She meadow land, abundant-
" supplied with water. Also one other
tract of col acres, on the RavenswOrth
road, about miles from Alexandra, and
one mile from the irst mentioned tact,
adjoining land Of rhos. Janney and Mr.,
M'Pherson: the greater part OF this tract
is in wood, the soil good and highly
ceptibie Of Improvement from the use OF
plaster. If these lands are not sod be.
lore the first of January next, they will
then be for rent.
CHARLES SIMMS.
June els VS.
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DR.. Thomson's System of
Chemistry.
June IS
IN FOUR VOLUMES OCTAVE.

IN FOUR VOLUMES OCTAVE.
VNHE preceding edition Of DR.. Thorn
sons Chemistry, had acquired Sc
much reputation both in England and up
or the continent of Europe. that new
edition, comprising the new facts with
which the science had been enriched.
and the new views of the subject which
extended knowledge had suggested as
indispensable, was eagerly looked for
by the scientific world. A new edition
has accordingly appeared, wherein the
former edition OF i've Volumes has been
condensed into four.
All the new discoveries, and all the
new theories Of Chemical Phenomena,
have been considered aad embraced in
The present improved edition so that it
is indispensable to the chemical student,
az presenting 'he OILY condensed view
Of the CHANGES and alterations in chemi-
cal doctrine, which the discoveries Of the
lat ten years have suggested. no aPol-
ogy therefore can be necessary for re-
printing such book in this country sfOr
the preSs does not furnish substitute
rurit But, there is 50 much the0r etical
III gesti0n-so much abstruse calculation
so much fact Of GubIou. authorIty-and
% much dubious yaiidity-that notes and
Illustrations s.e absolutely necessary,
not merely to render the book mere use.
ral. but more ineligible.
Under these impressions, | thought fit
% write notes in illustration land some
lines in contradictory Of the work itself,
rather than to make any abridgement Of
lit. Those who wish to know the modern
views Of chcmica! science, must peruse
it and to very many who will be anxious
to study it, elucidatioD will be necessary.
| have endeavourcd to supply these, to
he best of my ability /; regardless whe
Their my own opinions are in dissonance
or coincidence with those OF my author |;
leaving to the reader to decide between
US,
The work will be published, with notes
and illustrations, in four volumes Svo.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. D.
CONDITIONS.
/. The work will be printed on a SUI
per6ne pape-, with new small plea let
ter; and will be published early in the
ensuing SIMMER.
ii. 1t will he illustrated with number
Of cuts, of which several have bean neCes-
sariIy added to the London edition.
Ill. twill be delivered to Subscribers
at Sl2-to Bon-subscribers at Sl4, in
boards. The London edition sells for
SlS.
Subscriptions will be received by
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON.
May Is
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Hdmilt0n's Eli1ir.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsf.
nate coughs, asthmas, sore throats, "a,
tsnas, and approaching coPsumPtOHs,-
To parents who have children afflicted
with the HOPPING COUGH, this A,.
coyery is of the first magnitude. a. it al.
fords immedlcte relief, cheeks the pro-
gress, and in a short time entirely r.
moves the most cruel di orders to whut
children are liable. The Elixir is per.
fectly agreeable, and the dose so .naI
that no difficulty arises in taking it.
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GOO acres Of Land for sale.

TyfiIS Tract is situated in Wesimsre-
y land county, Virgins, adjacent to
MIR. Garrett Hunters Plantation, and
contiguous to the waters Of the Potomac.
The neishbOrhood is good-water excel
LEI (, and very desirable situations for
building. A considerable proportion Of
the land is well -timbered, besides good
deal Of cedar, pine and other wood, sam,
GENTLY convenient to make it an object
Cor those who may be disposed TO send 1t
to m,rket-itis nearly eqai-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk
Any one wishing to purchase may APP
ply to RodER !oNno;
Also, verv valuable LOT, containing
i40 acres, being a part Of the late Me
John Turberyils's tract-wIthin o miles
# Geors e,own, 5 from the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to the turnpike leading
from theace t, Wlley's, in Fairfax c"un,
~, Va. A great proportion OF this ianu
is exceedingly vel! timbered, and ina,
part which is not, is 50 recently cleared
Is to be in an active state for cultivation
and already in a productive condition.
For terms. apply to PaILIr C. JoNE 1sS esq
IN Leesburg, Va. or to H. 'oNEo.
March so VI
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Notice.
June 90

TNHE subscribers who are executors
tn the last will and testament of col.
John Fitzgerald, and wishing to settle
close and adjust. the amount OF ms ar
rearages to the government, will dispose
ofby private contract that well known
and valuable 81 acre Lot adjoining the
CITY of Alexandria, Subject to the dover
right Of the widow nearly wherein is
the celebrated Federal Spring, and Por-
ton OF said Lot is on commanding and
beautiful eminence we'll adapted tor a
dwelling house. They will also sell the
Distillery lot nearly adjoining Mr.. Hun
tcr's Ship Yard, with suhdry articles
thereunto appertaining, as a large Still
Worm, tic. They "iII also dispose Of a
half acre lot handsomely situated near
the Academy and Mr.. Cieon Moore's.
Application may be made either jointly
or separately to the subscribers, who ar,
empowered by the Comptroler Of the
Treasury to give any reasonable time tor
the payment OF the purchase money o.
approved securities.
THOS. A. DIGGES, of Warburton
JAMES KEITH, Of Alexandria.
June s6. In
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For the prevention and cure o

FOR the prevention and cure
Bilious AsD MALIexAxT FEyyns
IL recommended
H.lHF's .lSTf BILIOUS PJLIS
THIS Medicine has been atl,Dc.J
with a degree Of success highly sxeSI
TO the ingentor feelings in several r,r,
Of the West Indies and 10 the South,
aad Middle States, TIC.
The testimony Of 4 number Of per.c.
can be adduced, wke have reason 10 h.
lieve that timely use of this salu,.ry ;,
medy'has, under Providence, preserI
their lives Shen in the most alarming ~
camstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature srs,,
more in favour Of a medicine than -
lumns Of pompsus euIosy founded .,
mere assertion.
1t is not indeed presumptuousy pn,
posed as an infallible cure, but the ipy.r
Tor has every possible reason that can r..
suit from extensive experience for b.
lleving that a oose Of these Pills tsK,
once in every two weeks during the u,,
valence of our bilious fevers, will ,ro,.
an iniallible preventive; and turtle,
that in The earlier stages Of those diss.y,
their use will very generally succeed II
restoring health, and frequently in c,s,
esteemed desperate and beyond the pcy.
~ NJ rnnnau rpmpdiea
The operation Of these pillsis perfee,n
mild, SO as to be used with safety by pei.
sons in every situation and Of every 40,
They are excellently adapted to can,
OF superiluous bile and prevent its nc;.
bid secretions-to restore AMI amend Il:
appctte-to produce free PerspiF.tisa
and thereby prevent colds which are Il.
ten Of fatal consequences. A desc reya
fails to remove cold il taken on its tx
appearance they are celebrated for re.
moving habitua! costiveness-sicknps 1;
the stomach and severe head -achc~arl
ought to be taken by all persons On
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eE.
catious in preventing ard curing User.
ders attendant on long voyages, aLi
should be procured and carefully PFsser.
ed for use by every seaman.
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To Rent,

On liberal terms. for one or more years,
s. The subscribers wharf and ware,
6Tff souses thereon, at the lower end OF
E.ss Wolfe-street, adjoining Nessrs. bm
l5sSs Rriicb &. Co. sLumberf ard, which
for convenience in respect TO vessels, or ac-
commodation for an extensive business, Is
al least equal to any situation in town, ha.
wing an east front of SO and north one OF
90 feet the water being sufficiently deep
for any sized vessel. Also is. attached a
commodiuus Yard extending west 200 feet.
ISAAC ENrWlSLE.
July IL Wv
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Shin Timber. sc.

rgNHE subscriber, residing On Malta
womsn. Greek, in Charic' County
MARYLAND, will dispose Of .standiag) a
lsrg. quantity Of first rate White OAK
Ship Tinber, Whlrf Logs, Timber SUIT
ed fJr Slaves, PLANK. Sclnt!ing. or other
purposes, in any quantity; likewise Sc
verai Thousand cord, Oak Wool pur-
chasers will find it t, their advantage to
apply as the terms will be moderate, and
there is pavigable water to the spot.
MN MASON.
MayS u
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Valuable Land for Sale.

WILL sell the farm Oh which re-
4 side, known by the name OF Indian
Town, and containing about one thou
sad acres. It is situated in Charles Go.
Md. On Naoiem,y Creek near its mouth,
about seven miles from Port Tobacco,
aud forty from Washington City. Few
farms combine greater advantages than
ibis; added TO fertility Of soil equal to
any in the country, it binds on the creek
nearly two miles, which affords great ia
ciity in getting its productions to mar
ket, and precludes the necessity o. much
fencing; the creek affords III their sea-
sons, fi,h and wild fowl in abundance
The soil is peculiarly adapted TO the
growth of Tobacco, Wheat and Indian
Corn, and the plaster has been found
from experience to act on it admirably.
there are Iow about 100 acres in clover,
some of which is we'll set. The improve
ments are a new two story Dwelling
house l6 by 40 feet kitchen, barn, sta
b!es, carriage hoase, with every other ne
cessary out house, the whole in good re
pair. There is also windmill in good
order, the toll of which affords meal e.
noush Tor the support Of the farm.-A-
so, one other tract containing lis acres
in the forest. about three miles distant,
entirely in the wood. There is a ~ell
of excellent water in the yard, and sew
eral springs on differentparts OF the farm.
The premises may be viewed, and the
terms known by application to the sub.
scriber. Should the above farm be gn-
sold on the lst Of Sept. next, Twill lease
it for term Of years.
THSOPHILUS HARGRAVE.
Indian Town, June 90 mthtf
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yENHE deiinqcent stockhoide ~ the
Leesburg Turnpike Road Compa.
nv will please to take notice, that their
iirst instalment, required By the pfesi:
Dent and directors Of said company, Of
ten dslIars on each share Of stock by them
Subscribed, was due ard payable on the
first day of Sept. last-the second install
ment Of ten dollars on each share on tae
frst day Of Jan. aud the third insta!meut
of ten dollars on each share will be due
on the first day Of July next, and il lot
punctualIy paid on or before the 18th of
Aug. next, they will be dealt with as
the law directs.
SAM'L CARR, Treas.
Lee-burg, June % 5w
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Hamilton's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable me.
dicine for the speedy relief ard rermaD'
ent cure Of
Nervous Disorders tViolent cramps ia
Censumptions i the stomach AID
Lowness of spirits / back
Loss ofapPetite Indigestion
Impurity Of hood -IMelantholy
Hysteric'l aflectioni Gout in the stomach
Inward weaknesses EPains in the limbs
aud debility j Relaxations, etc.
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Lees Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an ihia!iible remedy at one
application, may be used with perlec,
safety BY pregnant women, or On infants
a week old, not containing particle q
mercury or any dangerous ingledien.
whatever, and not accompanied with thsI
tormenting smart which attends the az.
p!icatiOn OF other remedies.
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Indian Queen Tavern.

r.. The subscriber offers tor sale
GEHf the Lease on the Ha'se he now
HIsi occupies as TAVERN, which
ts-ss. ias four aud half years to run.
n is one Of the most eligible and centra!
situation, in towr, and commands large
share of country custom. He also oilers
I'll tie household and kitchen
Furniture, Servants, &c.
Immediate possession will be gwen.
JAMES SHE THAR
June e5 Hu
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Hamilton's Essence and E5tract Of
Mustard.

A safe and efiectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic
govt. palsy, lumbago, numbness, white
swellings. chi!blains. sprains, bruises, lain
is the face and neck, etc. etc.