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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-03
Mrs. GOKE

Returns grateful and warm acknow-
Judgments to the Inhabitants Of A!exan-
dria, for the Aattering and liberal patron
age fhe has experienced ince her arrival,
and hopes by unremitting care and atten-
ton to her pupils, in fome meafure to me-
rita continuance of their confidence. For
the further accommodation of the young
ladies OF Alexandria, Mrs. Cooke will
ON Monday next, open an
Embroidery School
ieparately, for thofe young ladies who
having attained other branches of educati-
on, may with to acquire that ufeful and
truly elegant accomplishment. Mrs.
Cooke having received we'll chofen fup-
ply of Silks, Chineals, &c. from London,
can afford every afiltance neeeGary to her
pupils.
Nov. 8. eo3tt
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COMMUNICATED.

Il recipe .for, The Yellow Water in Horiss.
One Pint OF vinegar, one do. of water,
one gill of Honey, 10 or cloves Garlic,
TO aeep together Izor s hours and then
drench and table the horie and the frit
water you give let it be blood warm, and
feed lightly fora few days. Bleed in the
thigh vein, take about one quart the iira
time and continue it for feversl days.
Fre@xyiek jSurg PAP.
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By tits Days Maa.
Halifax, IN. S., Oaober 10.

re on Tueiday evening II. M. hooI
,,var pheaiant, OF rs guns, capt. IA
returnel here from cfune IN Bolton
pay .,,, Carew has been ;ndefatisa ably en-
81 for more than four months pait, IN
ss ,rh;og rhe motions of the French cor
's,,e Bsrceau, and attempting, sho' in
,s;o. 70 bring her to an action. 0a the
18th ult. ekins advantage OF a dark
n n and heavy breeze, the Frenchnlan
.s'e our of the harbour with che greateft
i.crecy. and run away oscr Nansuckst
Tbc Berceau isa very fine fhip, mount
mo Is nine Founders, and having Upwards
Of 900 men on board.
aft Tueaay arrived here from Liver
yol, the ihip Matilda, capt. Wiike. -
fTle Matilda lett Liverpool the 18th Of
Augua, ard nothing material occurred
,;li Wednesday, the a5d ct September,
when they were in LAT. 4o, Q, N. long.
as.Is, w. ar 9 A. M. they encountered
,}udden iqaall from N. accompanied with
rain and hail, which Obliged them TO itter
before the wind all night under cloic
reefed main topiail. AT 7 A. NJ. a heavy
Goa broke in, over the fern, which flowed
in the quarter deck, from the taFtel to
the mizea rnals and carried away the jolly
boat, hen coop, pinnacle, quarter boards,
broke the tiller and mott of the fanchions
on the itarboard fde--3 men were walhed
overheard from the helm, one of which
got on board again. The fea which Cove
ii the quarter deck filled the ihip between
decks with water, 70 as to unAow the wa.
ter caIks in the iorecaale. Supporting the
ihp GO be linking, capt. Wilkes fira OBJ
i.A was to clear the long -boat. Both
pumps were then rugged, and after work
Ing them a hours, they began TO iuSk.
The aarboard guns were thrown over
board, and finding the ihip to heel much
,oRarboard, number OF hands were en-
pIoyed for ieveral hours in having the
falf overheard.
The iea which Cove the quarter deck,
broke down all the fate rooms, cloie ca
bins chefs, trunks, tables, &c. All the
ihips provifons were deAroyed excep,
beef, pork, two bakets of potatoes and
iome cheeie.-.- This obliged them TO 90
tt an allowance of 3 potatoes man Der
DAY. After "a hours, the extreme VIC.
lence Of the gale abated, and on the 9th
Capt. Wilke repaired compass 70 as 20
tiser by it. The 1T of October, fpoke
the ich'r Success, Dinimore, of Marble
head, who humanely fupplied them with
bread, -four, tea, fugar, rum and fire.
wood; this fupply rendered their Gtuati-
on comfortable, till their arriy al here on
tn, 9th infant.
DiitreIliag as the fate of Capt. Wiike
and his hips company mutt appear from
this lhors narrative, thofe who examine
the IMP will find that it CONVEYS bur :
very fslnt deferiPtion of their perilous f;su.
a'ion and Providential deliyersnce.
Sunday arrived, the armed ihip Gene
raj Bowyer, from cruife; the fame day
arrived I.l 1, the ich'r Nancy from Philadei-
Pnla bound to HAVANA, with naval flores.
alzs to the General Bowyer.
feiterday arrived, the flip Trelawney.
DUCK from Norfolk, V. bound to Ii,
serpool having met lome damage at fea,
put into this port.
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akranGrta aDOertt5er.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER :.

The Secretary of the Navy has difnif.
fed certain agents of his department., thar
have reiided at the ports Of Norfolk, Phi
iAdelphia, New York and Portfnouth,
aud he has aboiifhed the Offices that have
been held by them. Nat. In.
MIR. John Appleton, the Official bearer
OF the ratified treaty between the United
States and France, arrived at Bottom on
Friday lat, in the brig Reward, from
Dieppe.
We have feen letter from Cron-
ftadt, Rufiia, dated Augua assh, which
mentions, that active preparations for war
were making at that port; and that the
emperor had r,f prohibited the expectation
OF timber, deals, Sc. to England. In a
London paper Of Sept. I, we find the fol-
lowing article, which may ferye as expla-
natory OF the above:
A letter from Petersburg, dated July
70, lays" The admiralty have NOT We.
come to any determination relative to the
Deal bulineis; and although ieveral fhips
are waiting, we have not yet been able to
obtain Permifion to load off the quantity
remaining from Taft year, even with an al
lowance to them of one fifth part
Befou Centixcl.
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FROM the fubfcriber, Grey Mare,
fwitch tail and FINAL black fnpt on each
ear, about r3I hands high, Branded on
the near fhouider thus, A. Whoever
will bring faid mare to me, near Four
Mile Run, fhall have a reward of FIVE
DOLLARS. PETER VEITCH.
Nov. 2. eo3tt
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PHENOMENON.

On Friday the 10Th between the hours
OF eighr and nine, a Meteor was obferyed
about 90 or 10 degrees above the horizon.
ihe bearing, at It's frff appearance, was
nearly north, and resemblance, that of q
luminous ball, of the Gze of a mans hat :
tome FAY much larger. It moved with
great velocity to the weaward, gradually
diminiihing in iize till it vaniH,ed, leaving
brilliant and fpangled or fairy train
which continued for about two minutes.
Though the moon fhone very bright, the
iplendor Of the meteor is faid, by thsfe
who obierved it, to have furpafIed the
light Of the moon. Portland Go.
The fame was obferved about the fame
time at Salem; and correiponded with the
above account.
Citizen Laboubee the younger, of Bor-
deaux, In letter inherited In one Of the
French Journals, dilputes the claim of the
EnglIlh 10 the invention OF the Vaccine
lnoculasion. From the inquiries he has
made he attributes that honor to M. Bo.
Mol, phyGcian at Bordeaux, who pub.
hthed, III 1859, treatife "iupon the epi.
zootie diiofder of cattle, and the means of
preierying them from IT,
Several fleets of Sbeet- Cebbey produced
at the mandatory Of Col. Paul Revere
and Son, at Stoughton, are lodged at the
1niufance Offices in Bottom. Ara very
great expence thofc ingenious gentlemen
have erected works, where copper for
iheathing chips, cold rolled, is produced !;
which has beer pronounced by the beit
Jsdges, equal to any manufactured in G..
Britain. The frigare Bottom was bolted
and fpiked, with bolts and fpikes from
this mandatory, cold planifhed, from
maleable copper, and equal TO European.
Every friend to the manufactures of the
United States mutt be pleafed with this
Information. Ceutmel.
a Jamaica paper of the 18th ultimo,
has the following article 80
- During .he Taft cruife of his britannia
n'ajefy's fhip Bourdelais, on the coat Of
Porto Rico, Spaniard came on board,
begging projection, as he had that morn.
ing mulderedhis officer. Captain MANLY,
with indignation, heard his rory, and in.
family had him tied hand and foot. Capt
NJ. then proceeded to the bay of Aquadil
la, and fent his frff lieutenant on fiore t
the governor with the aGaiiin, and this la.
comic epiale:--
"SIR,
I" The Britifh colours diidain to protef
murderer. I fend you one, and hope h,
will meet the fate he merits.
am, SC.
| THOMAS MANLY,
Captain Of his britannia majc4y'
flip Bourdelais."
I" Tie governor was 70 rleafed with til
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PHILADELPHIA 90 :.

In. =, :, - I'D -SJtt. 20.
-, ,I -. Humphreys, Efq. Naval Archi.
h.. t ~ lie United States, in this CITY.
s ~ Ds ., removed, We underaand, how ".
!, i !, !, i0at no iuccefor will be appointed
s = 7 inc Slesla,s Of The p,.ldeut q
~, y" 9 rS;defiaod, that Mr.. Newman. A.
!; i' 's, aua .prlsht Clerk in the War, caee.
e ,,a and Prefsly Carr Lane. Of III,
hate sppOinsed in his place. S' = 'A''
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Baltimore, 81 .ihips, barques, II brigs,
IS fchooners, and Hoops, exclu,iye OF
coaiters.
Arrived, barque Galen, Parker, from
Lyming,on.
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BAL TIMOPE IA

e;,s q letter from Lima, received il hi.
Oh T. j, zoos ,. the i arrival there, % the
Polly. -af l'a' Of The American brig
,r.. November i.
A"Sis ale NOV lying in the Port Ct
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NEW YORK, Or.

!. NEW, YORK, OCT. 50.
MAJ n'.'s co., IMP Nancy, -, lie OF
i way ieh'r Sincerity, Toulen, Porto.
RI. mop Halifax.
r;,a .ne org Morning Star, Hobfon, ar
s ,.uea al Malaga frem this port 10 20
r ,;s,'. ihe fch'r Nancy, Parker, ar
"'ed az sn'rinam in ga days.
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act OF Britiih eeaero6ty, that he returned
An aliwer teeining with .dmiration of cap.
,ain Manby's conduct, and ient him 4
iaree tupply of fruit and vegetables
A writer in the Sciota Gazette ELI
mates the revenue of the North Weftern
territory for the preient year at 20, 900
dollars, and infers that the Territory is
able to fnpPort fate government and
ought TO be emancipated from fyNem not
calculated to promote its PROPERTY.
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Clock and Watch Making.
ADAM LYNN

ADAM LYNN
Respectfully informs the public, that he
has commenced the Clock and WATcH
MAKING, in addition 70 the
.7ewelyy BnfsmeG.
He has laid in a large aGortment of the
bea materials in that line, and us deter
mined no exertion hall be wanting to give
general fatisfaetion to thofe who may ia
vor him with their commands.
He ALTO informs thoie perfons who left
Watches with MIR. JsGab Coytou, late
Of this town, that they may have them
again ON application to him.
ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Gold, SalUer 6 Plated Wares
for fale as ufual.
Nov. 3. cow
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23
Br The krtg Fox, fr1m Lipett9gL

LONDON, JAN. 77.
The Channel Fleet which lately went into
port on account Of injury iufi ned in the Conn
failed again for its old Ration on Friday ldf
The Arch Duke Charles has received h,
CommilIion as Field Martial, and PreGdenl 81
the Chief Council Of War.
The united imperial Parliament Of Great
Britain and Ireland, was convened on the zzj
Ian. and the new members fworn. On The 18th
the King was to meet both houies Of Parlia
ment, and deliver bis Speech from the throne
The Convention Of the Northern Powers was
fcned at PeteIlburgh on the nth December,
by the minRers If Rudia Swseden and Den
mark; and on the 18th BY the muilter Of
Prudia, as an a:ts6iHg party. Twenty Ddnilh
and eight Sweediih line Of battle ihiPs are i'm
.nediatcly 10 be put in commllion.
LONDON FEB. Z.
We received this morning By express, Paris
Paper, to the zcth ut. one day later than thole
which arrived on Saturday. An article in one
of the unofficial Papers, dated Madrid. Jan.
TO- conaios the following important PartIcu-
lars
Y An AmbaGAdor Is % the point Of departing
from Madrid for Iiib0u, with propoial on
he part Of France and Spain that Portugal
tha,l Immediately form AZ intimate alliance with
theie powers, or declare her determination not
70 abandon her connection with Great Britain.
Should ne accede to the former ProPoGtion ihc
viii be required To lhut her ports againR Brit
ilh ihPp;ng, and declare war aganlt England
Il j. confidently Rated III The fame article,
that Permdion has been gl4u,ei by the cabinet
Of MadriI FL the march ri th= French army,
now attended at Bourdear4 through the Spa.
p.!h territory a2ainit Portugal.
f." A detachment Of ttooNs was ordeled 70
hold rf,lf il readiness to leave Madrid, and CO.
operate with the republicans.
LONDON, FED. s.
In the f-coud edition Of our pap-r yeferday, rs
announced the arrival Of French papers 10 The III
mt and informed our readers that they contained
the important intelligence Of peace having been
uEned Al LuAevie, between the Emperor Of Ger
many and the Preach Pcpubic-The treaty is not
To be pubnled t his Imperial Maiety's engage
ments ceale with THIS country, viz. on the zSth OF
FEBRUARY.
The foreiEn papers announce 40 armitioe lnltaly.
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Late from Europe.
ROSION. MARrh 10


By the arlival Of The Eliza, capt. Folgier,
from London, and the brig Alert, capt. Fiji
er, from AmGerdam, we have received papers
from the reflective places, to the 10Th January,
which is fix days laler than the former accounts
from Europe. In addition to the articles which
are placed under our foreign head, they Rate
that letters from Berlin continue to authorize
hopes, that bis PruGiaa Majefy will adhere
firmly to bis refolution Of defending the neu
trality of Germany, without fuffering his &C
ceGion 10 the northern Treaty to terminate in
direG hofihty to England THAT accounts
have been received at Paris, afuring that Gen.
Bruno had received orders not to grant an ar
miaice in Italy, until the fortreGes of Mantu7,
Pelchiera, Ferrara ard Franoona were furren.
dered up, which orders he intended ltridly to
execute That a fecret Article in the New
Treaty with the Northern Powers, guarantees
the acq1iGtion Of Malta to the EmpN or Paul !:
That The ChalPine Territory is 10 be Provi-
ded for the retreat, or domain Of Bonaparte,
and that he propolcs 10 erea there an heredita
~ Conlulae THAT the Ele6tor Of Bavaria
has made fepalare Peace VITA France and
that in the certainty Of a Peace between France
and the Emperor OF G.rmany, heAutrian vol
unteers had returned home,
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wineGiDs, as the efFe5t, Of your talents, the en-
creating pro fperitY, aud hapPinels, and glory Of
Your country.
As the Ian verbs vb Oh I hail utter, as a
,ublc man, allow me 10 declare, that tbcle
W tl--4-444rr have had The honor, iere, to ad
and think hofe confidence have enjoyed !;
vhoe bottoms have been opened % my inipec
tion--deierve all he eReem, affection and graf
ude, hich Their countrymen can beltow. On
tits ooealion- deem mylelf authorized, from
The greftot circpmfances, to make this declara-
tion-aud 90 it in the moi lolemn manner /;
in tie prelepce II The aG-mbled Representatives
Of Amerca anl not ouly 70, hut in the aw-
fnl Preien,c at dat heart iearching Being to
whom fee. lDyilf refponfble for all my con
dua. May tie nlmighe5 keep you in his holy
proIedioa. Fa' eweil.
THEODORE SEDGWICK.
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Mr.. JENKs,

JENNSl
IT is Of the utmon importance that the FederaliHs
Of this County Glould unite in their candidate for a
Senator TO fupply the place of Mr.. Davis
Woodbury. Storer, ETC
will certainly command the votes a Respectable num-
TER o. towns in the county. His known nteg ity and
abilities, and his indefatgabe lndu(try a member Of
the Houfe Of Representatives, ntite him to the conf
dence Of his fellow citizens. Let Us therefore UNITE
OUR ENDEAVORS TO obtain Mr.. SroRER's election.
The other federal candidates all Respectable
but none Of them move acquainted with legislative
buine(s, ready to engage in The duties Of it.
than Mr.. SOGer. "A VOTER.
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MP. TErKS,

MP. JERKS,
The federal Electors in this part Of the county,
are determined 10 fupp0rt the
Hon. STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, and
SAMUEL P. Russell, Eiqs.
As Senator's at the eDiuing election If education,
talents and an almoGt entire devotion 70 public bu-
Gnefs, are considerations with the Electors ~ other
parts Of the county, theie gentlemen VIII IN
Joubtedly receive their undivided fuiraEes. If we
unite in them, we may RET adGred that Cumberland
County will be ably reDreeOted.
AFRTEND TO THE COUNTY.
Frerbort, Marfk, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-23

DIFD-At Ole town, an Hand IN Pcnobtcot rNel.
ORONO, the chief of the Penohfco Indian tribe sge'
ma wears The amahlr qualities Of this ancient the'
rendered him dear u lis own tribe, and agreeaoe
an hs acquaintance He cultivated among hls iuDletN
the amtabe principles Of peace, temperance ana iT'
gion Then tradition Jays thcy have inhabited TINS ''
vorite nand more than a thouland years lhey Pill
fcls the Roman Catholic religion, have church MIL,
bell; attend divine lcrvccs reGularly and are vo.}
III vout III their wor1p. III the time Of our Te'',@'
tonary war while romc Of the more norhern ta'OG'
iccurges in The hsrds Of the Biuth TO dIels ~.
frontiers 1yoro formed treaty win our 8oVel ,L
and notwithstanding bis vicinity and ealy aGCcl' M
enemy, he continued faithful 10 our cauie Ie
cd his mental faculties u an mutual degree CoDl
iHe his extreme aye. HIS hair has been long nus
milk white, bu, the mott angular and PethaP.. II
rae!cd trait " his life ", that he lived 70 huh'
different centuries t.,r,
At Zurich Switzerland, LAVATER, me '""''
FhvfognomiR.
AT Frycburg, the TAth inf IF lingering 'nH
fum2tive ibn,fs, MIR. WILLIAM FGssLNoFN, jim
ion Of the Rev William FcJtafn az that place
life. he amiabie m'ny and independent m ":'
He pcdtlcd thoie tender and benevolent "'
which rendered him TIE obcditnt and att-ctio""'
the kind and loving hroth"r oo,r,t.-
At New cafco, JosErH TASAsHER, Fig F'"''''
Az IIartford Mr.. Uriab Burkit. 'ged 7E--4 iit
for sr years, ~ turica :. AS peri n'.
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lad,phis, from a respectable houfe in Cadz.
(LOP1J
To Nh Oh p. MHLt eta Ced (f,o TIM 7Di5 r ssnHr'edl
Of r. F,eae5 Rs6abhe u Aalaigfa, '5ihnf q
Cadz.
" SrR, C4diz 10th November 500.
~ eonf7arc. IF your afa utter q re Az Frimaie, @
Vubie5 yegcydgy tIt he fqye sgIp t fact 9ffbb
yoy 7yA fai "a Of t5e dByent AaerieaH 01ef d1irsJ
% 5s end hat yeu nay 7pb eYsry dpb, B. p g0of 70
az thar entire G5cyafiau oy1iag be Hvyy 81 boy a7go
tbc j tbem ar|to dvy 70 ~ an M fIfer5 rc
6e67ively Of evcy vlIto b found IL IBIS Coa4ar QF az
sogtya6e 10 BE Ayse5 a. 4fb and 23d f he Treaty
esd bsi7veu TIE United States n Aassrisa and tbs French
RePubGs
TBs injury sabcrereizg ~ ~ ~ u 5crira5 " y so4iera
be that an psuadd t5It yo4 qN not y moment r
put in ec on tie mentioned three ayta he end Da nay
communicate ~ % 81 M,s,iJ fs bagiqg been executed
1,eeab, 70 he Of Ne Treaty IrPcat 70 Joa SH M
fre AZ s7ior 7ciJ 7Ubiet y.msia s-I4 aJfaarJ JEPJ
lznar4y, p'oeagA.
(Sga=d) INT. TERRI, Piaf Corral.
Hcye Joiorc, "a sf iJ'.f i f,F9f Ars,iela o.-bl
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From H-ahino fan. MarlL

"This morning Mr.. Dexter waited on the Pre-
6dsnt for the purpoie, II was underfood, Of re
fL0n4 hs othcr hut after long conference with
Mr.. Jehtrt0n, he returned TO the duties Of tbs
Trealury. This circumstance has induced belief
IN iome, TIA; Mr.. Dexter win BE- continued 9th
ers, however, confidently affirm, tnat Albert Cal
latin will receive the appointment.
" The navy is to be f'd except twelve frEate8.
fix Ne which only are to bt Armrd and equipped.
= expe6t tnc ix viii = 'he Uqityd States, " AZ
eurs, Contribution, Of a. rfdtRt OF AZ, P5adeb5ia,
Of a. Capitalization, Of 50, and Baton ot a. guns
The others will be laid up in ordinary, and manned
with boatfwain, gunner, carpenter, purifier,
a cook, and twelve framen each.
q" By the tport Of the Secretary Of the Teatuvv,
appears p.cbable that no great public inconven-
ience will reiult from the lAie fire in that depart
meaL"
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MAERTED-la this town On Tuelday evening au
by the Rev. Dr. Dcane, EDWARD PRkBLt, III.
Captain ~ the United States Navy, 70 Nils hANl
DEERING, ho'h NJ this place
Mr. WILLIAM WoonMAN 10 Mifs EsTHER BFowN.
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50 SsraI tl-or5 rcs,isi tr9r r5sTitTf 20
tlfe torhb izy Gszsns-Adysytsaeail I5s Fall q H-
tented 10.
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Communication from tie e9a7pa,5, yy tie Taebi4r az.
70ortiqg bard for Mr.. Gary; ut tie iudpsaAat ysosaury
Of Maine 7UW don5t5 gOe liberal bBort to ~ t,sft
zoO,fby and truly virtHous G0Oeyn0r STRONG.
Hon. Edward H. Robbins and Samuel Philips. F6,,.
are tie eaadIIHtss FIR LieatsaaHt Cevsrnor.
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D0ruanO.
MoNDAr, MARCH rs, 1901.
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M Jas'H's Speed il givsa ia bs Sqy's eo5ey. Hk
soorms to bs creed rs laid dam, Be uvR eomt e EaA.
zcj6s Of tie J4eOba5, and ,feevs TIE a4asB bsrt Of r
}eaeya! eitizcas Of TIE United Slater.
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The Hon. PelGg Wd3jcVOrtb, arrived in town Ian
evening from Congrela.