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KENILWORTH.
I AROMAECE,
BY the Author Of Waverly. &c. &c.
PRICE I DOLLAR rs CENTS.
Just received and for sale by
march IS JOHN A. STEWART

Black Smithipg.
DAVID G. PRETrYMAN.
HAVING commenced the Blacksmith
Ii ing business, on Royalstreet. betwtsn
Prince and Duke streets, will be glad 10 .s'
ecute any work in bis line; particularly
COACH WORK;
All kinds of iron work Tor earriaos,.
coach folding steps; coach and gig springs,
which he will warrant and sell on reason.
bic terms-AIso old springs repaired in ,Io
neatest n snner. All orders will be tbanIe
fully received and promptly attended lo-
and all kinds Of carriages will be repaired
in the best manner, and on the shortest nm
tice. march 23--tf
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HOUSES, LANDS, SC.
For Sale or Rent,

THAT eommodious TWO story
&YFh BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
80 necessary out building, and a LANCE
AGweIl improved gardel lot, situate
at the lower end OF Fairfax street. The
terms will be made accommodating either
10 a purchaser or good ienaat. Apply to the
Printer. april - u
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Leesburg Turnpike Road
NOTICE is hereby given to the st0ck'
IN holders, that an ELECTION will be
held at the court house, 10 Leesburg. on 81
turday the ed day Of June next, for the Puf'
pose Of choosing a President, four Directors
and a Treasurer, to serve the ensuing yea
THOMAS r. MOTT.
april SO-Iaw5v Trensprst'
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D59,587 96

DO[,OUF 90
The losses, &c. re-
ported due and I'M
paid on the l2thJan.
were D4I,99O O3
Since the 18th of Jan.
losses have happen
ed amounting TO a.
bout the sum of $4,000 90
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Phineas JanIiey,

Phineas Janhey,
HAS just received from the manufaet%
LII offs. Rodman in New Bedford
Spermaceti candles, and
Sperm. OIL u,,L
And from the Phenis Works. near PhiIaaei;
phia, 4d, Cd, Sd, IOd, led, GOD 'M
cut nails, which are offered for sale W
accommodating terms. .,.,
He has in store and offers for sale, Lispos
wine of superior quality. a few eals,
of cloth assorted, velvsts, cords Nv
bombazeis, and 200 tons Swsdes '"
;ron assorfod mn LIZ 81
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Geo, s. HOugh,

HLLZks W tttbH
Chairman Of the Special Comm lttee
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FOREIGN.
NAPLES.
ostC-l

.
The following are extracts from the
Neapolitan Journals, up to the date of
the cath of January.
6 If the Spanish Constitution is the
true box Of Pandora, in the estimation
of the Members of the Holy Alliance,
why do not the Sovereigns of Europe
direct their reproaches and their arma-
ments against Spain, and dismiss from
their capitals. the diplomatists of that
country, instead of adopting the same
steps in regard to Naples, and threaten
ing her alone with ruin and destruction !?
6 What is the reason that Count Met
ternich does not use the same language
to the Spanish Minister that he adopts
towards Prince Cimitili The prob
lem is not difficult to resolve. The
politicians in the north, see clearly that
the hydra of oligarchy is, or must be,
sooner or later, laid PROSTATE by the
light of the age. They call to mind
that Spain has been the rock which
broke the power of Napoleon, and caus-
ed the destruction of the flower Of his
troops. 1t is not deemed safe to attack
Spain, and therefore her cause pre-
walls; but tie Neapolitan nation is con-
sidered veal, and is therefore marked
ont for oppression.
6 But can success be predicted to such
an invasion We believe not. A peo-
pie who fight for their independence
are not easily conquered.
" Four hunired thousand Neapolitans
are already inarms to defend their coun-
try. If, then the Swiss and the Amer
leans could resist Austria and England,
shake off Their yoke, and sustain their
own independence, the Neapolitans will
be able to dc as much, and will show
to the whole of Europe, that 1000, 900
of inhabitant viii sufferno dictation,
respecting the laws, by which they are
to be goyerntd-that they are able to
resist an unjust aggression land that
they will combat bravely, in the con-
fidence that the God of Armies will
favour. our Cause, and will not suffer an
innocent people to fall beneath the
sword Of fsreign enemy"
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frua.es Of DE i.ia sosis,is,. s.ipsaivelg, Gail
Be, and hereby are su.Aoizsd TO ncminsle snd
appoint fuiieiens number Of fuitsble psrfons,
WHO msll be inhsbianh Of she County. 10 e.
y Marlhsls, AID who hall be fworn - The faith
lal and impartial diicmrge Of their duty, and
nall have the lame authority In relation TO the
freiefvation Of the publick peace. and 10 the
ierviee and sxecution Of criminal pSoeeis. and
which may be disetfed 60 them seeoFdinely.
within the towns refpeaively 10 which zach
hows and exhibitions may Be held, % coaAs-
bles by law now have and they hsll exereiie
thsir faid Office from twelve O'Clock at noon of
the day preceding the day Of the commencement
OF iueh Mows Ind exhibitions, until twelve
o'clock at noon, Of the day iueeeeding the Ter.
minaticn thereof. and 90 logger.
ARfrsusd By the CsUrnsus, FEB. 9, ,Sai.
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nrnnnn,ealth cf MussGehltsetts- !
In SENATE, JAN. 23, 1891.

IN - EJtTI r., JAN. 20. IoZI.
Resolred, That His Excellcncy the Gov
ernour of this Commonwealth, be and he is
hereby requested, to address letter to the
Governor of the State of Maine, proposing
a compromise relative to the lands in the said
State of Maine, which have become the
property Of this Commonwealth, by the pro-
visions of the Act, entitled, An .4ct relating
to the, separation of the District Of Maine
from Massachusetts Proper and forming the
same into separate aud independent State,"
by which the right, title and interest of this
Commonwealth in the said lands may be
transferred to the said State Of Maine, upon
such terms and conditions as shall or may be
agreed upon, by the Legislatures OF the two.
States, in pursuance Of the ninth article OF the
first section in the aforesaid act.
Resolued, That Committee Of five mem
bers of the two Houses of the General Court
be appointed by the Legislature to meet a
Committee to be appointed by the Legislature
of Maine, which Committee, on the part Of
this Commonwealth, shall have full power
and authority to negotiate, settle, adjust
and determine, with the committee of the
said State of Maine (having similar and COM
petent powers from the Legislature OF Maine
for that purpose, and on that Pehalf,) all the
stipulations, terms and conditions of aeon
tract, by which the right, title and interest Of
this Commonwealth, in the said lands may be
{ transferred to the said State of Maine; which
/; contract, when made as aforesaid, shall
by the said committee be submitted, as soon
as may be, to the Legislature of this Com
monwealth and of Maine, respectively, for
their appreciation and ratification.
Resolred,,, That the said Committee on
the part of this Commonwealth, whenever
such contract shall have been made and rati-
fed as aforesaid, be, and they hereby are
| authorized and empowered to alien, sell and
convey all the right, title, interest and estate
of this Commonwealth, in and to all the
lands in the said State of Maine, for the con-
sideration, and in pursuance of the stipula-
lions, terms and conditions which may be
specified and contained in such contract, and
to execute deeds accordingly.
House of Representatives., Jan. &c, 1921
Read and c0nc,trTed.
Jan. 26 h, 821.-.4pprored By the Gorernour
/ (Copy) ALDEN BRADFORD, Secretary.
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the lands d this STATE, mich have bss5.,a ths
property Of said Commonwealth, By the pro-
visions Of The Act entitled, An Act relative
to the separationof the District of Maine from
Massachusetts Proper, and forming the same
into a separate ard independent State,o may
be transferred to this State; which contract,
when made as sforesaid, shall by the said
Committee be submitted, as soon as may be,
to the Legislature of this State and Of Massa-
chusetts respectively, for their appreciation
and ratification.
ResoIred, That said Committee on the part
of this State, whenever such contract shall
have been made and ratified as aforesaid, be,
and they hereby are authorized and empower
ed to execute all covenants, conveyances,
promises, releases, or other instruments, and to
do and perform every otheract and thing which
shall be necessary to carry into full and COM
plete effect the stipulations, terms and condi-
tons, which may be specified and contained in
such contract, and to receive Deeds executed
by the authority d said Commonwealth, which
shall convey to tbs State the right, tile and
interest of said Commonwealth, in to the
lands aforesaid.
In the House # Representatives., January
29th, 1921. Real and passed; and NIcHo-
Las EMERY, Esq. was elected on the part Of
the House Of REPRESENTATIVES a member of
said Committee.
BENJAMIN AMES, Speaker.
In Senate, Jansrry Goth, 1921. Read and
passed; and the Ion. DANIEL Rose, ESQ.
was elected on thspart of the Senate a mem
Der of said Committee.
WIN. ID. WILLIAMSON, President.
January 29tk, I&l.-sapprOred. as
sfg WILLIAM KING.
Atrue copy Attest, Ma
AsHUR WARE, Ssc'ry Of State.
Copy examined,
A. BRADFORD, See'ry Of Com. of Mass.
[TOSe continued.
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engaged to marry her. When he came
to Norfolk again, Castilanos returned
with him for the purpose Of getting
passage to Havana. Lagoardette invit-
ed Castilano to his house with Garcia;
and on Tuesday morning, the goth inst.
Castilano killed Lagoardette while Gar
cia was asleep, the latter. waking only
in time to see the knife drawn across
his throat.
Garcia throws the whole of the hor-
rid act upon Castilano, and details his
subsequent conduct. just as we all have
expected. Eattachment to -.
&c. was 'se of C's taking bis
life.
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AN ACT in additlon to an Act for The
encouragement Of Agriculture and Manu-.
failures.
DEKesaasd By hhs Srsass and HouE If
~ Repre- sntatoes IL General Corr a@tmbisd.
and BY nj authority Of the fame That the ieverai
Agiiculsui4 Sociel'es incorporated, and which
hereafter NAV be incorporated within this Com.
monweslsh, ihalI De ard hereby are au.horizrd
and empowered bysthrir uuRees, or other Of
cers by dtm dehgna:ed for the purpole, to dc.
hne and 81 bounds and Iimin Of fuficieut ex.
tent. for. the ereei,on of their cattle-pen, and
yards, and for CONVENIENT pafIage-ways 10 and
sbou, tine tasDe. on the dsys OF their annual cat.
tle-lhows and exhibitions, and ALTO for their
ploIghrng msfchss. and tIisls Of working oxen
within which bounds aod limits no perfons mali
be permitted TO enter or pals, unlefs in conform
ny With be rules sod regulations OF the ttulees
OF oihss officers OF laid Societies respectively. -
And ii any peTion fhsIi enter or pals within The
bounds and Limits thus fixed and defined -
a!oieisid, contrary to The rules and reguiation,
of the TfCftees or Other Officers Of fsd Societies.
- aforeiaid. after be mali have been notified
thereof, hi NAL forfeit and pay fun, not lels
than one, nor mcIe than FIVE dollar 70 be re-.
covered before am lo0ice OF the Peace. Of the
fame County, 10 seaion OF the cafe. al The fuit
of the TIealurer Of iad Society, 10 the ne Of IN,
Socie,y sfoyeiaid :. Provided Aourps,. thu. no,h.
4 4 herein contsined fhali b conflsusd 70 author
lie lnch Societies 10 occupy OF include within
shsir Limits - aforeisid the eas.e Of any pe,lon
. OF perions, without the content Of the owner,
thereof. or to occupy any publiek highway. IN
fueh manner ss to ebiruA the pubIick travel
ahe9cin.
Sac. .. Be Il further sss7ed. That, for the
puSpoie Of enabling the Societies sforelsid 70
give greater eieieucy to the rules aud regulations
Of their Eefpettive officers for the pulervasion
OF good, order, on the particular oecsfons Of
thriT publick csstle-Shows and Exhibision,, tie
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BY THE MAILS.
From the Correspondent Of TIE Baltimore
Federal Republican,.

NokFoLK, MARCH 29-1, P. M.

NOn1OLAY MARCH Z9--ls II W.
SIR make this communication. in
consequence of my promise this morn
ing, but shall leave it discretionary with
you to omit such names of persons and
other circumstances as you will perceive
can be of no advantage to the publick.
They are given to you, to enable you
to ascertain whether the confession of
one of the prisoners is correct, SO far as
it respects their operations in Baltimore
previous to their coming here, and of
course previous to the murder of Peter
Lagoardette.
Manuel Philip Garcia is the one who
has made the confession of the murder
of Lagoardette. He says, that he re-
sided in a house on President-street,
near Fell's Point--that the other prison.
er is named Joseph Demas Garcia Cas-
tilano, that he lived opposite to the
Circus; and that Peter Lagoardette liv-
ed at a boarding. house near the New
Market. NJ. Philip Garcia says, that
he sailed from Porto Rico, on the 3Oth
of March, 1920, in the American schoon-
err, called the Zeno, (the captains
name he does not recollect,) bound to
Philadelphia, at which port he arrived
the nth of April; Il have examined
my Philadelphia files, and find that the
schooner Zeno, Slade, arrived at Phil
adelphia the 18th of April, 1920, from
Porto Rico)-th he soon after pro-
ceeded to Baltimore, and by accident
met Castilano, the other prisoner, with
whom he in short time formed an ac-
quaintance, and that Castilano invited
him to his house, and introduced him
to his family. At this time Garcia was
boarding with Frenchman, by the
name of Guellemot, near the new bank !;
that in the course of few months,
Lagoardette arrived at Baltimore from
somewhere. and was introduced to
him by Castilano, 1.-THE latter having fire.
quentIY named him to Garcia,) and that
he was expecting him, &c. Lagoar-
dette took lodgings at Castilano's house,
and there continued for some time; but
in consequence Of some amour was or
dered away--he afterwards took sick,
but recovered some time about the first
Of last month. Previous to his sickness
he had become attached to girl that
was hired at or visited CastiIano's house,
named - and his attention to
her was opposed by Castilano. A high
quarrel ensued, but was afterwards set
tied, probably through the interference
of a French +. 1890.
About the LIST of March, Lagoardette
observed that he believed he would
come to Norfolk to sell some of his
jewelry--and Garcia soon after con-
Guided to come down to get passage,
if possible, to France, in the French
Corvette La Tarn--after remaining here
a few days, Lagoardette returned to
Baltimore, for the purpose ofpaying his
addresses 70 ~. u, and had actually
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House Of Representatives., Feb. Is, 1891.
nRDERED, That the order passed by the
" two Houses of the Legislature, with
the contract made between the State OF
Maine and this Commonwealth, and the
authority under which they acted, and all the
doings Of this Legislature, in relation to that
subject, be published in the newspapers in
which the laws of the Commonwealth are
printed. SEM up for concurrence,
JOSIAH QUINCY, Speaker.
In Senate, Feb. Is, 1921, read and concurred,
JOHN PHILLIPS, President.
a true copy--.attest,
S. F. M'CLEARY, Clerk Of the Senate.
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THE EUTERPEEaD.,

A musical paper which has been pub.
Iished weekly at Boston, for a year past,
by Mr.. Parker, has been changed into q
semi-monthly publications, in full quar-
to sheet instead of half sheet, and
each number is to be accompanied by d
musical publication, containing valua-
BILE piece of musick, arranged for the,
Piano Forte. Having had opportunity
to see Mr.. Parker's paper, for some
months past, we have formed favour
able opinion of bis Judgment and taste,
and have no hesitation in recommend
ing it to the patronage of the lovers Of
fine musick. Among the selections are
to be found a valuable series of histor-.
ical information concerning the science,
together with many biographical ac-
counts and anecdotes Of distinguished
composers and performers. The paper.
with the musick, is afforded at reason
able rate,s being only three dollars
year, for which'the subscribers will re-
ceive yearly quartz volume of about
200 pages, and "a pieces Of approved
musick. ~ I'D. Adv.
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REPORT

That as Massachusetts, now has valuable
interest in the lands within the territory Of
Maine; and as this State has property to a
considerable amount in the possession of that
Commonwealth; and as the only mode by
which an equitable division can be made must
be attended with much delay and great ex-
pense, it is evident that an exchange NAV he
effected which shall be mutually beneficial.
The Committee most cordially reciprocate
the wishes expressed by Committee of the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, that. the harmo.
ny and good will which have hitherto existed.
in SO eminent degree, between this and our
parent State, may continue undiminished; and
they also believe that there is great reason to
apprehend thatthe mutual claims Of indepen-
dent Sosereignties may produce collision and
contention, If not brought to speedy termi-
nation, especially when we consider how be-
culiarly desirable il is tina. this State should
have the exclusive ownership and control of
all its territory.
The Committee are therefore of opinion that
the enlightened views of the Legislature Of
Massachusetts ought TO be met with cores
ponding hbersMty on the part of this State.
and that no time should be lost in entering up
on the proposed negotiations; for which p,ir-
pose the Resolves accompanying this Report
are recommended for adoption.--All which is
submitted. ,s
JOSEPH E. FoxcRoFT, per order.
Resolred, That JAMES BRIDGE, BEsJAMIE ].
PORTER, and LoTHRoP LEWIS, together with
one member to be appointed by the Senate.
and one member to be appointed by the House
Of Representatives, be Committee, on the
part Of this State, to meet Committee to be
appointed by, the Legislature Of the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts; which Committee,
on the part ofthis State, shall have full power
and authority to negotiate, settle, adjust and
determine, with the Committee Of the said
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,, having SINH
lar and competent powers for that purpose and
on that behalf, all the stipulations, terms and
conditions Of a contract by which the right, IT,
tie and interest Of The said CoumonWealth in
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STATE. OF MAINE.

The Committee of both Houses, to
whom was referred the Message of the
Governour, communicating letter
from the Governour of Massachusetts,
accompanied by sundry resolves of the
Legislature of that Commonwealth, pro-
posing comp romise in relation to the
lands, the property of that Common
wealth, in this State,
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LONDON, FEB. 10.
We have received Paris papers Of
Monday last, but they remove in no re-
spect the uncertainty which still pre-
walls, respecting the advance of the
Austrian army in Italy. Some extracts
from private letters will be found under
the head Of the Paris papers one of
which, from Laybach, contains a singu-
lar specimen of the sentiments, polit-
ical and social, which are entertained
and avowed by the Emperour of Austria.
His Majesty, it seems, was waited on
by, the Professors of the Lyceum, or
College, of Laybach, but instead of com
mending their advancement in litera-
ture, or observing upon the happy In
fluence which the promotion and ex-
tension of learning must exercise upon
the well-being of society, this enlighten-
ed Monarch referred them to ssthe
times that are gone," for examples to
regulate their conduct He cautions
them against embracing any ideas that
bear the mark of novelty, and that are
not sanctioned by the venerable rust
of antiquity. "Stick to what is old,''
says this wise Emperour; " whatever
is old is good, SO our ancestors found it,
and why should not we % He further
assured them, that with learning, they
had no concern whatever; for, exclaim-
ed this Monarch, I" want not learned
men want only good subjects.' In
fine, he concluded his gracious address
to these instructors of youth, that if he
found any one of them presuming to en-
terrain novel opinion, he should GER
tainly send him packing.
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DAEvnLE, W.. MARCH 90.
e CouncaZ Of. CensOrs

Closed their late session at Montpe-
lier on Monday last. We learn that
they have recommended the calling
Convention to meet on the third Thurs
day OF February next, for making va
rious amendments to the Constitution Of
Vermont.
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NAPLES, JAN. 81.

NAPLES, JAN. 81.
"The Official journal gives the fol-
lowing account of letter from the
King -, h
The King enters largely into de-
tail of the extreme kindness of his re-
ception by the Emperors. His Majesty
adds that he has nothing Of interest to
communicate as to political affairs, but
that the reunion Of the Italian Princes
leaves roomsfohope, with the Divine as
sistance, for the adoption Of better
system in the affairs Of Italy, and con-
6rmation Of the tranquility Of Europe.
Gen. Pope, on the goth, under the
title Of the order Of the day, congratu-
lates the national guard, both horse and
foot.
IF the chances Of war; says he,
should lead the enemy into your neigh
bourhood, remember that the Neapoli-
tans have more than once defended
their fine country, and that Saragossa,
which does not contain the tythe Of the
population Of Naples, resisted for long
period the attacks Of two powerful
French armies
Sicily still refuses to send deputies
to the Parliament A smothered dissat-
isfaction prevails in the island"
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From the London Courier Of FEB. 1871
We have received this morning Lis
bon papers to the Sd inst They con-
tain the proceedings of the Cortes on
their first assembling, which are'of con-
siderable interest.
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Mention is made in Spanish papers,
of Cd February, of the discovery of a
plot at Madrid, to overthrow the exist
ing government, which had created con-
siderable agitation. Printed handbills
of a seditious character had been dis
tributed, the authors Of which were
detected and arrested. 1t is possible
that this has given rise to the paragraph,
informing Of a general insurrection al
yMudrid.
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~ LIobUN, FEB z.
"The Didrio, Of this date, contains
the decree of the Cortes, appointing
the regency to govern in the name Of
King John vi. by whose installation the
functions Of the provisional junta Of the
supreme government have ceased.''