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N ANEEL P. COOK informs those who have
hy sconided their law business to him, that
$. ID. LOCKWOOD, Esq viii attend 10 it in
his absence. lie will be found at the office
nearly opposite the Bank of Elwardsville.
Oct. SO-25
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HtALCULATED to help surveyors memo
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MIC. having assidiously devoted nearly two
years to the investigation cf.the subjects en-
braeel in these essays, has been thereby ena-
bled to collect a great number OF most I'M
portant facts, connected with the important
science Of political economy, together with the
instructive iImxims of the most profound states
men Of Eurohe, grounded on the experience
of their respe ctivc states These are 10 be
found ihtersparsed throughout the various es-
says he has published; but, having appeared
in ephenerh papers and pamphlets, many Of
them are now difficult to be procured, and are
liable to perishl He is DESTROYS, therefore, of
collecting themtogetheri more permanent
form, to preserve for others, who may devote
their attention I'd the subject, the result ofhis
labors, and thus ave them from the srksome
researches he has been obliged to make. He
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DESTROYS OF an opportunity of correcting the
errors which inadvertency, or want Of a due
degree OF information, may have introduced
into them.
Knowing by experience the great indifer-
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whose dearest interests areinyolved in the just
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al idea of profit, Of whichhc has not the slight
est expectation.
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NOTICE

ITS hereby given, to all creditors and
NJ Distributes of the estate of ABRA-
HAM BECK, deceased, that unless their
claims, duly authenticated, are presented
TO the subscribers within the term of
Five Years from this date, they viii be
forever barred. Also, to all persons in
debted to said estate, that payment must
be Immediately made.
JOSEPH CHARLESS,
JOSIAH SPALDINt,,
.ddminissrators.
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LAND OFFICE MONEY.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed, tssS
bills Of the, talorving Banks only, shall lie re-
ceiped at the Land flee in Edssarrlsrile.
Bank of the United States, and its branches
BasiS se r M, ShawaiSrtown,
Banks in the city ofNe~-York.
Banks in the city of Philadear hia.
Banks of baltimore, Except the Cley pank
Ranks in the District of Columbia, (cxcess
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STRAYED

ETRON the subscriber about two months
a since, one old bacl, and white Cow, with.
a bell on, large teats; one Black Cow, one
Brindle Cow, and one Brown and White Cow:
four two years old Heifers. One ofthe iIeifers
resembling the old Cow; two steers, two
years old last spring, both black, one has a lit
tie white in his face.-Whoever viii give in.
formation where the above cattle may be
found shall be suitably rewarded by
w. c. WfGGINS.
Marine settlement, Oct. asst
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achin and Moidavia shall lie replaced =,
soon as possible, upon The footing agreed
upon by treaties.
A satisfactory answer from The Pore =,
these demands is required in a certain tim y.
it is said within ten days As the despatc,
es were sent from St. Peiersburgh on Il ,
z2d June. and would probably arrive -.
Constan,inople between the 10th and l9,t
OF July. we may expect 10 learn in a low,
days the result OF this step.
Petersburg, July l.
The journal published in this cspi,,i
entitled The Mvalid, has just ANNOUNCE 4
that tie retreat of The Greeks. who occunie ;
Bucharest appeared to b. ia accord,rcS
with their plan; and that, previously i.
Judging OF this operation, the public ouch,
to await its results.
Hamburger, July 81.
The Impartial Correspondent cor air,
the following intelligence. dated Corn
June &C.," During the night OF the I'm
of May. the Turks took by assault The 10,
tress OF witch Ali Pacha, OF Janna. was !,
possession. facing the isle, and put III,
whole garrison TO the sword.
by or'ier, dated the Sd of May, All
Bey, who commands the Turkish .qusd1r
in The passages OF Albania, declared the Do.
ninsula OF the MOrea in a state OF blockads
" The English Ambassador al Conslan.
tinopIe has instructed all the British Consu,
in the Levant, not to permit any Turkish
subjects TO embark in English ships. uuIe.,
provided with permission from the Author.
ties of their nation"
"7snis. June "a.
Extract ofa priuate letter.
"The Dey is fitting cut several ships Of
war with all possible expedition: il Is
thought that they are destined to act, in
concert with the Turks, against the Greeks
in the Archipelago
Frankfort, July 25.
When Intelligence OF the death OF Bona.
parte reached Baden, Prince Eugen. and
the Duchess Dowager Stephana OF Baden
caused the invitations, which they had !.
sued tor that day to be counternanGed, aid
Immediately put on mourning. The K,g
of Bavaria, VINO was at Baden al the llmt,
observed the most profound silence on b.
subject. We are anxious for dispatches
from Vienna, to know what the Court Of
Austria has done under this circumi,ance.
Courier Francia
Madrid, July 10.
"Tbe intelligence OF Buonaparte's deal.
has reached this capital; II caused no sen
salion."
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[4Lror0.
yNeao York, Sept II.
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM EU-
ROPE.

Continuation Of Foreign Ne0rsl
twill be recolectcd that m the 81 INST.
the symptoms Of Her M2jesty's disorder had
become very alarming, aud the physicians
had scarcely any hope of her recovery. She
received the announcement OF her danger
with admirable caImness {. composure; and
shortly afterwards proceeded to make her
will. There was an ave Ot cheeriuness "a
buut her after she had signed it. which 10
duced one of her professional advisers Eve
understand Mr. Brougham) 10 express hope
that she felt herself easier and better Her
ralesty answered, "Oh, no, my dear Mr..
Broueh4m. know | shall die, and | do
nnt at all regret it," Mr.. B. said, that he
was OF different opinion, and expected her
majesty to recover; bu, aided that The step
she had just taken was perfectly proper in
case OF accident. Her majesty persisted in
saying, that she knew she was dying. In
the course of the evening she took ocCasi,
to say d not know whether shall suf,
fer bodily pain in dying, but | can assure
you that shall quit this world without re.
gret; have no great reason to be attached
to life
Two circumstances which occurred at This
period OF her illness, strongly illustrate her
conscious innocence, and the sweetness of
her disposition On the Attn instant, when
her professional advisers were talking with
herrespecting her world afa'rs3 ne of them
suggested the proprety Of sending messen-
ger TO Italy to seal up her papers, TO prevent
their falling into the h lnds OF her enemies
"And what il they do?' exclaimed her Ma.
jesty, Il have no papers that they may not
see: they can find nothing, nor ever has been
TO impesch my character Her legal ad.
WISER said he was perfectly aware of that;
but ne could not but believe that her enc.
mics might put there what they did not find.
she replied, That she had always de6ed
tbei- malice, and she deied il still"
Tue other snecdote shows how careful
she, whom almost all parties & persons had
in turn wouaded, was Of wounding the
E eIiuss Of otbe,s. To smuse herself she
was generally occupied two or three hours
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-22
In iDe case ot james VI
A BANKRUPT.

THE commissioners named and authors
l. ed in and by commission OF bankTOp
awarded and issued land now in rhe pJose'1
tim against James GiIlies, late OF AIeSo)|
dria, deceased, intend TO meet on the s:'9
day of Oct. next. at 10 O'Clock in the loIf
noon, at Clagett's Hotel in the town Of q
lexandria. in order to make diviGendoln
estate and effects OF the said bankrupt, mhe1
and where thu creditors, who avenot siTe'
dy proved their debts under the SAID con
mission, arr hereby required TO come pr
pared to prove the same, or they Will DC
cluded the benefit of the said dividend
JOHN M'IVER, Assignee
sept 22 t27ihU
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-. REaDING RON IL
KY ARlNE 1OURN Al M$
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, Sept q.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Calcutta. Capt. f S WinslO',
seven days from Boston; ballast TO W.
Fowle. T. Co
Schr. Almira, Capt Elley, 81 day, fra
St. Baris; ballast and specie, to Thoma, t.
Howland. and John Kurtz.
Scbr. Ocean, Creighton, from Richmond
Goals 10 +. V. Huck
schr Mary, from Newburyport left beIO"
WashiGgton's Reach.
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TIE SLATE ROOM.

A STATE room, in which the body OF her
Majesty will lie this day and the early part
of 10 morrow, is on The ground floor at Bra
depburgh- house. Ii L. the largest room IN
the mansion. exec pt the saloon. in which the
Queen was in the habit OF receiving The adj
d. sses that were pre''ari Ia her The
workmen ,fMessrs. il y md Saunders are
proceeding with the decOr,truDs Ct The apart
ment with all the rpldIly possible. The
walls. c-ling, and floor, will be entirely
covered with black cloth. relieved by black
ornaments, escu,cheuns, &c The day fxei
for the funeral procession start Lg from
Brandenburgh House IS 10 morrow; the
hour is no, ye, fixed. lnthe state. room sew
eral of The officers belonging to the Lord
Chamberlain's department will SIT by The
corpse. with some Of her Majesty's friends;
and wax lights in chandeliers will burn day
and night. The body is now in the Gu toGy
of the Lord Chamberain's officers. Every
exertion has been made by the different de-
pariments who have had the preparation OF
the tunera' entrusted 10 them, 10 comply
with her Majesty's wishes, and no delay
avoidarle has taken place; they have re-
ceived orders to be in perfect readiness Tor
the removal of the remains to morrow.
Yesterday afternoon Dr. LushIngton had
an interview with Mr.. Hobbhouse. tor the
purpose of making the arrangements for the
procession, and the learned gentleman gave
the list OF her Majesty's friends who will
attend the body TO the seaside Dr. Lush
ipgton had also an audience At the Admiral
ty, and was assured that vessel was pre-
pared for the conveyance OF The body 10
Germany, and also these persons who will
accompany it to Brunswick, to be present
atsthe mtermeGt.
London, dug IL.
Dutch mail arrived yesterday with
papers TO the Sd instant, The information
they contain, il authentic. is of considerable
Interest; the following extracts supply the
Hamburg, dug 8.
4 letter from Vienna OF the 25th OF July,
says, :" The curiosity and attention Of the
publ. here are chiefly directed to the ten
dency of the affairs OF Greece and Turkey,
which appear TO become daily more and
more complicated. We now learn that the
Note (which has been seat on the part Of
Russia TO the Sublime Porte, requires
lst, The rebuilding all the Christian
Churches that have been destroyed through
out the whole Ottoman Empire.
9dly, That all Christian subjects and all
inhabitants OF the Ottoman Empire. shall be
protected in The rights and privileges secur-
ed to Them by The moet solemn treaties.
3dly. That a difference shall be made
betw seen the rebelIous Greeks and the peace
able and Innocent individuals of that nation,
and that the latter shall not lie treated like
the former. because they speak the same
language. and wear rhe same dress.
4lb, and lastly, That every thing in Wal
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In the case Of Andrew {. William Ramsay
Bdnkr,Iuts.

In the case Of Andrew f. William Ramsay
Bankrupts. .
r5SHE Commissioners named and authors
L ed in and by a Commission OF BAN
rupt, awarded and issued and now in Pros(
cuiinn against Andrew g. William RamssI
(Iate Of Alexandria, intend to meet on
5Oth day of October next, at 10 O'Clock
the forenoon, at Clagetts' Hotel in the to'|
Of Alexandria, in order to make divide
Of the estate and effects of the said B'h1
rupts. when and where the creditors. vO|
have not already proved their debts uni,,|
the said Commission. are hereby rfqurl
to come prepared to prove the same or 10y
will be excluded the benefit of the said GU
dend.
JOHN M'IVER. y4s,ign'
senteI O3o
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Iplhe case of Elisha L. Dick,
~ a. BANKRUPT.
'>HE Comrissioners named and auino'

T>HE Cofnni>sioners named and auinoI
Il edn and b. commission oil bsp
rupt, awsrded and issued and now in PIs]
cution agains! Elisbs c. Dick, (late OF AsI
andris, intends 10 meet on the s4th Gay
October next al 10 o'clock in the torenc'1
al Clagetl's Hotel in The town OF AlexahCp,
in order to make A dividend OF the cyl
and effects OF the said Bankrupt. when y
where the creditors, who have moi she',
proved their debts under the said Cona],
sion. are hereby required to come prePs,]
to prove The same, or they will be exeluo1
from the beniit 10 said dividend
JOHN MclVER. assignee
cent %
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COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

We have received some adVlces iroui
Caraccas, Santa Martha, and Cucuta,
bat too late for prompt perusal-the &C
counts from Cucuta, are to the LIST OF Au-
sust-congress had determined unanl-
mouSly on three points.
The perpetual union of Venezuela and
Cundiuamarca.
The establishment of a republican constl-
tuition, on the fundamental principles OF
the sovereignty of the peopie--and not
of states-representati Immediately
proceeding from the general suffrage
responsibility of agents-and the Tree
dom of opinion and the press.
The erection of monumental column on
the plain Of Carabobo-to commemo-
rate the eminent services ofthe soldiers
OF the country. and their gallant com
mander; and to hand down 20 their pos
terity the names OF Sedenio, Placas,
and the other brave men who fell In the
last great ba;tle-and in the period OF
republican triumph.
President Bolivar retains his eminent
station, and the disquietude excited by
his intinated resignation had subsidized
The congress had continued ID the DIS
eussion OF the Fundamental principles OF
the government, and appear to have found
some practical parts of the constitution OF
the United States, Incompatible with
their Idea Of safe government for free
pc pie. Such is the progress OF the hu-
man mind. all the sciences are progress
iue; chat OF government has been the lat
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DIED..

At Dracut, Mass on the | lth inst. (thp same
day on which his son, the late NJ Vanuu
of Wastingtonbresthed bis IasO Gen. JosErf
b FARNUM, aged 72-Gen. V. was reyoIu
tionary officer. wa. speaker Of the House o
Representatives and Senator in Congress
and many other important Offices.
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the two next, amounting TO 10000. are
guaranteed oy the house of Niessrs. Ran
son & Co.
Her claims under the will Of her mo-
Their the Duchess of Brunswick, whatever
they may amount to, she also leaves to
Mr.. William Austin, and she makes him
her residuary legatee.
She directs a sealed box, which she
describes, to be transmitted to a merchant
in the city, to whom she owed 4.3oOI 1t
is supposed to contain her diamonds.
She bequeaths 50Ot. each to Lord and
Lady Hood
She leaves picture of herself to Lady
Ann Hamilton, one to the Marquis An
taldi one to the Seignor Fcdici, and one
to MIR. William Austin.
She leaves to Dir. Lushington her coach
| and picture.
She leaves to Hieronymus her barou'
Ghetto and her linen-and to the sister OF
Demont all her wearing apparel.
Her Italian property, is not alluded to
as that was previously settled by nota'
rial deed
She directs that her body shall not be
opened-nor laid in state-and that she
should be buried by the side of her faith,
err and brother at Brunswick She re
quests that her body may be sent off in
three days,
The following insert ption to be engra-
we'd on her tomb stone ITO the memory
of Caroline of Brunswick, the injured
Queen of England"
There are two codicils to the will, con-
tanning tokens of affection to her domes-
| tics.
THE QUEENS COFFIN.
The outside coffin is made of fine ma
hogany, covered with crimson Genoa silk
velvet 1t is lined las well as the interior
| coffin, with white satin, and also the lid,
The nails, which are gilt, are placed
very ornamentally in diamond form a
long the sides, the ends and TOP CORES
ponding with them. There are three rich
and massive gilt handles, highly FURNISH
ed, on each side Of the coffin, and one at
each end The handles are surrounded
in the PANELS by square ornaments, with
scrolled angles, the moulding of which
is very rich. The four square pannels on
each side of the coffin have an ornament
at each corner, of triangular form, with
futed and carved edges, on which are en-
graved crown, the initials of the Queens
name, and palm leaves crossed. The
plate is about twelve inches in length,
and about eight inches in width: it is brass,
gilt and FURNISHED, on which the follow
ing inscription is engraved
DespoStum,
!SerenissimR Principisso,
CAROLINE AMELlE ELIZABETHE,
Del Grdtia Regina Consortt'
.4ugllstisim ct Potenti I'M Honarcku
GEORGlI QUARTZ,
Del Cratia RritQnain,um Regis Fidei Dcfpn o,is.
Regi' Hamrera &C Pramrici ct klneJergi Duci 4
ctit VII. lie mensi, husast;, 4aro
D0Hsl1i
MDCCCXXI.
<Et1tis su6g LIV
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Robins; Mr.. ALBERT P. WAUGH.
Baltimore, to Miss RACHEL, the ede.
daughter OF Mr. John AtwelI of this place
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The Circuit Court of the United States
in Ohio has Isl ued decree in chancery
70 compel the auditor and treasurer OF
mat state to refund the 100 900 dollars
ia ECU by them from the United States
sank
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sept9f
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DIVERSITY OF COLOURS.

In a very amusing work OF the ceie-
celebrated Goethe, entitled = Wrinkle
mann and sein Jahrhunderi," it is stated,
that about fifteen thousand varitles OF co
lcur are employed by the workers of mo-
sale, in Rome, and that there are nifty
shades of each of these varieties, from
the deepest to The paleot, thus atforGlns
seven hundred and fifty thousand tnts'
which the artists can distinguish with the
greatest facility. 1t may be imagined;
that with the command Of seven hundred
and fifty thousand tints of colour the
most varied and beautiful painting might
be perfectly initiated; yet this is not the
case; for the mosaic workers lind want
of tints, even amid this astonishing va
riety.
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THE PHENlX BANK.

The officers that went in pursuit Of
Miltigan came up with him on the road
from Montreal to Prescott. He was in
company with one Hugh Welchman, for
merly stone cutter in this city, who
went Off with him, and who is supposed
to re mis- accomplice.-Theyw were travel
ling together in Wagon. Mllligan was
disguised; but when the officers approach
ed near enough for him to discover who
they were, he jumped from the Wagon
anu made his escape into a thicket OF
wood The alarm was given, and num-
bers immediately went in pursuit, SO that
there is but little doubt ere this he is a
prisoner. lie left behind him in the
Wagon, a trunk containing all his clothes
and about D40 in specie
Further particulars Of subsequent
1ate.-l.etters were received this morn
Ing from Montreal, dated Thursday the
SOSn Auc. one OF them is from an officer
who assisted in taking them. 1t appears
that Milligan was taken on the 29th in
the morning near Point Claire, and
Welchman, his accomp!ice. was seized i'll
the afternoon of the same day, crossing
the ferry near the Isle of Pero. About
one half OF the amount stolen, say Di2,O0O
was found on Miiiisan, the other half had
been secreted by Welchman' but the Off
GERS who had him in custody felt assured
of recovering the whole amount.
Ii NAV not be amiss to mention tor the
ouragement of future rogues. that on
this occasion the public authorities with
alacrity rendered the most ready and ef-
fectual assistance to the officers IN pur-
suit of the felon, and In securing them a,
galnst escape.
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FOREIGN.

Mr.. Kent. the celebrated aquatic pedes.
TRAN, had arrived at Liverpool, from elias
gov on his way to London, where he is TO
exhibit himself on the coronation day. AS
soon as be arrived near Liverpool he mount
ed his marine velocipede, aud proceeded TO
Seacomb ferry house, to the establishment OF
thousands. He was dressed in blue coat
and white pantaloons, and al little distance
appeared to stride .kait with uprghtness
and al ease; and no part OF the machine be-
ing then visible, excited mixture Of risibi'
lily and admiration. He goes through varl'
ous evolutons with musket bile mount
ed on his vehicle, and uses the broad sword
with EXPERIENCES.
A skeleton has been lately found in THE
fosse of Arundel Castle. Ii is imagined to
be that of soldier killed in an attack made
on the Castle by king Stephen. There
were two arrow heads Of steel lying near TIT
skeleton when found, which probably we:'
the ins,rume nts of the warriors death.
The population OF Turkey IN Eulope
Ieckoned at ten millions.
Five Jews arrived at Leipsic. during late
fair, each by different gate, IN eIegan
coaches and four, and being in COLLISION. is
sued forged Dutch paper to the amount o
100 900, for which they obtained goods an'
gold, and then iecamped. They were puf
sued md overtakeD.
An English gentleman writes from Italy
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MONDAY, SEPT. 10, 1921.

An intelIigen, traveller from Europe, late
BY reformed a military gentleman OF this city
that Prussia continues to keep up peace
es,ablishmes,t OF four hundred thousand men;
and that her neightor the emperor OF Aus
,ris repo.es snder he protection of sac han-
a.sd aud Jety thox,and armed nyrm'd0ns,
These facts demonstrate more distinctly the
political state of Europe and attitude OF the
kvly alliance, than CAT be ascertained thro'
he columns Of certain foreign journals,
where every article is invariably written I'M
der the surveillance Of censor. who permits
only such matters 10 be propagated as may
suit the meridian of despotism.
Wash. City Ga=.