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BENNETT Sc WATTS
HAVE IMPORTED

: i
me,fe .fyom Liverpooi, Via BaLtjmoye,
The following GOODS,
7Vkie6 eompfetes h5eiy aD5rtment far tbe
.Jeg/on---viz.
Superfine cloths and kerfcyn1eres,
5-4 and on broad cloths of every defcrip.
ton,
Aand 7.8 plains,
ia, 4 ap5 4 4 nolcfkin cut coatines,
Kerleys ard hlIf thcks,
trunks NUTS. tippc,s and ermincs,
box thread, edgipgs, laces and wells,
8 cafes Irih lineus,
do. do. fhec;ings and diapers.
trunks printed calicoos,
cafe table knives and forks.
White Chapel needles,
Fashionable buttons,
Silk ihawls,
Cotton aud ok hoGeTy,
II.3 and cotton and linen check,
breads, tapes an bo5birs,
8, 10, u and zod nails, &c. &c.
All OF which will be round and open for f,lc
IN few dayson ,derate terms, =; the uiual Gre
dit, by wholefale or retail.
Oh. ~, dIwoc
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aleran0rta advertiser.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER o.

We underfand that Charles D. Coke,
Eiq. OF PenniyIyania, is appointed by the
Preiident, Commercial Agent of the Unit
ed States for the port OF Dnnkirk, &c. in
the Republic OF France.
Pill. pap.
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can be longer admitted. MIR. Gal,,.;o
may FAY what he vii, 49, -, m
make good az his peril ,ba cha,o III, ~
ed, or clear The characters Of ;n;nred 80,
There is point beyond which r,t;ann.
Cannot 60, and flent iniult cannon hs
borne.
m. Z. Goz
Exfy0R ora Ltte, Gy,m Cbo,la..
gentleman in Nezo-7o,k, dutrdO6 20
Within ,hefe few DAYS. we have b,d
very warm weather-the fever has ao,;,
made appearance, and carried off a nun
Der of European fkaneers, newly arrived
But as this day It has AGAIN become cool
am in hopes we lhall have no more Of II
this ieafon."
The heat of The fun is 60 excen;v. =.
Batavia, that the canals are freouen,l,,
DRIED up or their waters rendered pu,rid
but this is not 70 malienant fource &c
Peitiiential dlieaie, as the dirtinels which
prevails among the lower clanes Of
the people and the irat,en.ion {, remove The
recep'acles OF potreiataion among the h;cb
er ORDERS of,hera ray.it h,s h.sn coac{,.
ed in Bengal that the inattent;on :, -aa,a
ay inc evils which have been delcribed, is
10 De attributes to the commercial policy
OF the Dutch inorder to difcouraee fore;or
ers from fettlins among them, and fhar;no
the great but hazardous ADVANTAGES 70 10
derived from participating in any branch Of
commerce in this Oriental emnor;n,,
The very air Of this oiaoe ;s more bnG;I.
to human life than the weapons ofba,tle
We are aliured, that within the laft twenty
years, no lefs than one hundred and e;ob,
thoufand deaths appear on the recorJs &c
the public hoipital in Batavia
a gentleman having lately write, o.
his ffiend to know if he was wei, nle.fsd
with the purchsfes made By his GOOD Go
at Fonshill, the huiband renl;ed r. ~
following diRich--
Such bargains purcbafad by NJ, 49,,
Her tsite at auctions heu;nn '
Will make me turn an a,f,;o,aes
For am-poiuoy on;vaI
The India co,npsnv bx ,h.;. ,,.o
treaties with the native powers rscs;no
an additional revenue of near 900 ooel
lter. per annum.
rfou po.7
Fro,u ,bs o.
There IS nothing which makes ,1S,c,.
appear TO greater diladvanraoe ,ban ,f.aa
ton, ESPECIALLY female I, not on,v:.
dicases want of feaCe and ;n5rrosn. -
deprives her Of the e,feeo AND fr;snda,:a
of thofe around her.
SYLVIA is handCone he i c,,Gh,, &c
the privilege, and like fen-,ics - nens,.I
endeavors 20 dreis in thar n,anner "a ,n;,,
difplay her charms TO tba heg adnan,aa -
But nnfortrn,,aI,, c. -. n
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1 zoenty EUe Dollars Reward.
law 3WE

Twenty Eue Dollars Reward.
Ran AWAY on Monday laG from
the iuoicrlber, Maiatto Boy, named
ID A N | E l.,
tbout II years Of age, has ftsaieht liqhc
hair, two fears on his head had On.
when went away, blue round iacket,
coarie (hirt and trowfers, pair of fhoe.
bound and lined. Whoever will ap,,re
hend lad boy and confine him in any Jail,
or any other way, 70 that get him again,
ihail receive the above reward.
JAMES ROGERS.
n. B. Any perfon .arprehcndins faid
Mulatto Boy, is requeRed to bring him
TO )oiePh Spoond, tavern-kecper, Leec
burg, or give him notice thereof.
Noy. 9. Iaw3t
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Their they are bale, wicked and malicious
ialfehoods: = The propagators are again
challenged TO produce, without delsv.
their proof, If they have any. No excute
can be longer admitted. MIR. Gallatio
may lay what he will, heis bound to
make good ar his peril, the charge allede.
cd, or clear The characters Of injured men
There is point beyond which patience
cannot 60, and 1ilent infult cannot be
borne.
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E*f,NR er a letter .fram Cb0rltRsu, to n
grntlemGn in Neso- 7o,k, duted Cd. 10.
/" Within 'hefe few days, we have had
very warm weather-the fever has again
made It's appearance, and carried off mum
Der OF European t~angers, newly arrived.
But as this day It has again become cool,
/ am IN hopes we ihall have no more Of II
this ieafcn.''
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ELEICESTER GIRL.
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VI iiAAiS NdtCS TIC cannot be elected PreE-
dent.
The contribution has enjoined that the
certificates OF the electors fhall be opened
and their votes counted in the breEuce of
the Senate and Hox/e of Retre/entatiues,
and " If there be more than one perfon
who have majority of the votes of the
electors appointed, and have an equal
number OF votes then the Hoafe of Repre-
tentatives fhall Immediately chufe, by BAL
lot, one of them for Prefident.' . The
choice is required to be immsdinfeky zrads
IN order that the refult may be declared in
the prefence of the Senate, and to prevent
the pofliblllty Of intrigue and corruption.
The choice mutt be therefore made before
the hou{e adjourns or difperles, and after
the convention Of the Senate and Houic of
Representatives, terminates, the houie can
not at a futureday act upon this fubiea.
What will be the cont. qucncc if no
choice is made? VIII the government Of
the United States be topped in all its O.
peratlons, OF may it be continued until
PRECEDENT fhall be elected in purlaance Of
the contribution?
Some gentlemen, over jealous for tie
iuccefs Of MIR. Jcfferfon, utter threats that
unlefs he is elected the government fhall
be at an end. Menaces of this kind are
always unbecoming and at 10 time to be
regarded, and the writer Of theie obierva-
tons, being by no means inclined to give
the preference to MIR. Burr, regrets that
they were not repreRed.
There are two claufes in the contribution
which may be fuppofed worthy Of atten-
ton in this enquiry.
The laf claule Of the 9Th fiction Of the
frf article is In the following words
Congrefs fhall have power to make all
laws which fhall be neceGary fer carrying
into execution the foregoing powers, and
all otber po4vers vgfed BY this eonfaution
in The government ofe the Umfed States, Or
in any department or officer thereof
A claufe in the 1T fiction Of the fame
article is in the following words" In
cafe of the yemovaI of the PRECEDENT from
Office, or of his death, resignation or In
ability to dilcharge the powers and duties
Of the faid office, the fame fhall devolve
on the Vice Prendent, and Me CongreG
may by Law brovide far tie cafe Of 1em0-
paL, deatb, reGgnatim or INABILITY of nth
Prefdeut and Vice-Pvsfdr0t, declaring
1vbat officer HALL then at as PrsGde1f,
and inch officer ,RaHa att 0ccoydiugJ mil
tbe di/a6iAty be- removed Or n PyeIaem
RaH be eleaed.'
In the Interpretation of the words of a
fatute and more hrongly in the interpre
tation Of written contribution or form of
government, that Interpretation is never to
be made which will frufrate the end Of
the Ratute or contribution IF therefore
the words of the contribution be fufceptible
Of two contributions, one which in a GER
tain event, reafonable and probable in it.
ieE, will put an cpd to all its operations,
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FOR THE ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
The Presidential Knot.
No.--I.

mo-.
Information has been received from all
the itates concerning the election of Pre-
fldent and Vice PRECEDENT, and it is conf
dered certain that Mr.. Jeferfon and MIR.
Burr have an equal number of votes, each
ieventy three votes. On the fecond We'd
nefday in February, the Houfe Of Repre-
ientatlves, voting by hates, are to give
their votes by ballot, before they adjourn,
tor the one or the other Of thele gentle
men; and a majority Of the hates, which
cannot be lels than nine i}ates, mutt con-
cur IN the choice Of one Or the other, or
neither will be elected. It is extremely
to be deGred that majority of the Rates
may be found in favor Of one Of the can
d1dates; but upon view of the preient
representation in that houie, ferrous doubts
may be entertained whether either MIR.
JefEerlon or MIR. Burr will unite nine Rates
III his favor. Such being poAible event,
It will be proper for Congrefs before the
iecond "Wednesday in February, to pro-
vide By law for the vacancy in the Office
the PRECEDENT that may be 70 occaGoned,
and to declare what officer ihall at as
PRECEDENT until PRECEDENT fhallbe elected
IN the manner prelcrzbed by the confitu-
ton
Mr.. Jeferion coming from fouthern
fate, and being conlidered unfriendly to
the nleafures Of commercial defence which
have been adopted, and hottie to the ge-
neral tenor of the Warrington adninii}ra
ton, which has been continued by his fuc
cefor, will not in all probability obtain
the vote Of either Of the fix following
ftates, viz.
New Hampihire, Manachuietts, Con-
necticut, Rhode I1and, Delaware and
South-C Carolina, each (which will be in
clined to prefer Mr.. Burr.
The fates of Georgia, Tennefee, n.
Carolina, Kentucky, Virginia, Pennfyl-
yania and New York, ieven in number,
may be reckoned certainly in favor of Mr..
Jcferfon.
New Jerfey is uncertain, but moa pro-
baby willprefer Mr.. Burr, who is faid
to be a native of that hate-Vermont is
repre1ented by two members, who almoft
without an exception are oppoGrc to each
other in every vote; conequently being
equally divided Vermont will give no
vote on the queftion.
The representatives, from the fate of Ma
ryland are eight in number, of whom five
are federalifs. 1t is therefore probable
that this fate will either vote for Mr..
Burr, Or be equally divided, and give no
vote.
Thus, Of fxteen Rates, fourteen may
be expected to vote, of whom feven are
fure on the fde of MIR. Jeferfon, and fix
| furc on the fde of MIR. Burr, and one un-
certain; and if this one fhall vote for
MIR Ieherfon vet he will nor have the
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CONDITIONS Of PUBLICATION
of the
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AND
Commercial Intelligencer.

I. It qvHZ be 9udlyged on a baIf.@eet
d(vper-,yy4l paper Of go0d quality, and
,vhb an elegant tte, Il e7Obieb This paper
contains a Ipecimen.
II. 1t 4vh! be bnbhj@ea evey dry at 3
o'eIock, and deli0eredto /N5Jcri5e,s in to7yn
qutb the afm9f regularly and exted;-
ten, and tya1/mitfed to tbe/e at q djqauce
t'raxgb the meR early and regnlar ehau-
nels Of Conveyance.
Ill. The Price zUiX be Five Dollars per
ars4m, to be pail oue balf on receipt oftbe
fyf aumbsr, The remainder a. The ead al"
tie year.
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and the other which will continue Its ex.
litence, the latter mutt undoubtedly be pre-
ferred-iuch is believed to be the prelent
cafe.
Tie fccopd article of tic contribution is
occupied with regulations and proyifons
relative to the perlon who fhould exercife
the iupreme executive power. From the
nature OF the powers ve1cd in the PRECEDENT
Tor limited time, it is manifeh that
PRECEDENT or an officer authorized to per-
form his functions fhopld always be in ex-
litence. By tie constitutional tenure Of
their offices, both the Proficient and Vice
PRECEDENT are to ceafe their functions at the
lame time, and both thoie Offices may be-
come vacant every fourth year. If ma
jority Of the electors appointed are not in
favor OF Tome one man, the ftates as re-
prelentcd in the houfe Of representatives,
are to choofe one out of the five highen on
the lift, and majority of the fates isne-
cc2afy to a choice. The variety of con-
alterations likely to operate on the electors,
rendered it probable that majority of
them would rarely concur in favor o.: one
man; consequently that it would frequent
~ devolve on tie houie of representatives
to chooie the PRECEDENT. But the repre-
ientatlon from the teyeral fates in that
houfe, was as likely to conGlf of an even
as Of an odd number, 70 that it was proba-
bic fome hates would rot vote on the quer-
ton, their representatives being equally
Inl o@l,n L
vote, would differ in their opinion relative
to the candidates--Hence it was rcafonable
to expect the cafe would iometimes, if not
often happen, when neither the majority
OF electors nor majority OF the ttates
would give their votes to any one perfon
in EXECUTION OF all others. For fuch a fate
Of things the contribution ought not to be
underHood to be unproyidcd, or it will be
underitood to be without The means Of fclf
preiervation. In the claufe which was Taft
cited, congrels are authorized to provide
by law for the cgN oftbe remoDal, dratb,
yEgnntin or mabjzuy bath efthe P,xhdeut
and Yirr-Prs/fdeut, declaring 7vbat o6Fcer
l5aA then na as P1shdeut, and/ucb officer
mil 0G accordingly until tie djlabiAty be
remoUM or a PtxJG1ent be eAaed. The
words here uied are comprehensive enough
to embrace every vacancy, and if they are
confirmed not to embrace the cafe ofremov
abby virtue OF the constitutional terms of
the Offices Of PRECEDENT and Vice PRECEDENT,
they will not embrace the vacancy mott
probable to happen, while they embrace
the vacancies that are very improbable.
That the Trehdent and Vice PRECEDENT
ihould both die, or reign, or be difablcd in
the courfc of four years, or be removed by
ientence of impeachment, will be very
| rare occurrence. HCRAT1US.
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FOR SALE, OR RENT,
Valuable Mills,

Situate in Kent county, in the State Of De-
Iaware, tzfniles from Dover, 7 from Milford,
8 from Frederick, and one and an half from
Fork Landing from the latter place two ihal-
loPs eenfantly trade to Philadelphia.
On the head of Murderkilu creek, never
I ling fresm, the Mill-houl IS large, "A feet
long ard "a feet wide, three horifs high, with
one pair Of Ave feet bur Zones, and one pair
of four half feet country Rones, with bolt
ing cloths, chels, corn kin, cooper's ihop,
and tive comfortable dwelling hsufes, with s
or 10 acres upland. The mills are in good
rcpnsatian for manufacturing wheat and cora
for expectation. The ftuation is healthy, and
in good neighhorhood fer procuring wheat
and corn. The price demanded for this pro-
perty is fifteen hundred pounds, three huodred
Of which in hand, and the reGdue payable tive
hundred pounds per aunun, with the inferred
on the whole balance which may be due, until
tie whsle fun is PAID. Iii my opinion, thar
if az indua,ious active man, acquainted with
miering, purchafrs this property, after the
frR payment ia made, the income Of the pre-
perty will pay all the necsGary charges, and
meet every payment. IL this property 10 nor
fold on or before the 6ra day of December
next, it may be rented on leafe for three
years, at one hundred and fifty pounds per
annum. For further information, inquire OF
JACOB BROOM, Efq or MIR. FREDE-
RICK CRAIG, at Wilmington, or the fub-
fcriber on the premifes.
WILLIAM HUGHLETT.
Spring Mills, Sept. 80. IF
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Six Gems Rez,afd.

or RAN AWAY from the fubferiber GA
Wedncfday the 9Th infant, an iudentod ma.
latto feryant, canned WILLIAM Conceal
LER, about I'll years of age, feet s or s
inches high. He had on aud took with him.
enc pair of tow and tear trowfers, enc lhirt,
one fpotted Marfeies waiacoat, half worn
wool hat, apd iundry other clothes unknown.
Whoever takes up faid William CoDceiler, and
brings him TO me in Duck creek hundred.
Kent county, and Rate of Delaware, fhall be
entitled TO the above reward, paid by me.
AUSTIN TUMLINSON
Duck creek, Oct. 7.
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SMOKING.

h happened at a public dfsbutation, in
tie reign q Peter the great, HiecontroVer-
ted point TUaS, zvhether the braGfice of
Smoakins tobacco zoas a sin The res
Pondent maintained that it 1vas Iazuful to
get drunk NTH brandy, but not to snake,
because holy scripture saith, i" That which
Pr0ceeaeh out Of the mouth defleth man,
andttat which entereth into 1t, doth not de-
file him."
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Mycelzaneous.
From tie Commercial Adoertisey.

Write, write, why the devil don't srn,,
write Mr.. Editor!'' What's the mat
teri &c Matter; why don't YOU fee /?
The jocobins are in power they turn all
the federalilts out of ofFice-all the old
faithful fervants are difmiiIed, and par.
Gel of u:.hedged birds are put into Office |!
Why the government is turned topfy tur-
Wy. We arc all ruined j.; undone Write,
fay write down the upAarts convince
the people of their folly tell 'em to
change their opinions change the officers
OF government reftore us to order; and
all that :" But, my dear fir, be quiet.
Don't urge man to write, when he has
nothing to write about A man is in
diilnal hobble, who mutt write every day
whether he has iubjea or not? "A
iubject Why if he had no other fubieGh
let him rail and roar, and below. as
lone OF the printers do, on both fides OF
the houte /; and when they have no lenfe
to print, fill the columns with hard names
and nonfenfe.''
Federalifls, arifocrats, monarchy men,
tories, jacobins, MISUNDERSTANDING
rafcals, fcoundrels?
Aye, that's right like that fort o.
title; it is jun to the point; Write 'em
down the devil is int if you can't write
thefe fellows down.
Now, look ye, my good fir do not
fret yourlelE. You have chofen a repub-
lIcan government you fay it is the beit
Tort OF government. Yet you fay the
principal officers of government have got
into the hands of boys or fcoundrels.
Surely that is not very good govern
ment, which put the moa important buff
NETS into the hands of the WORT or weakelt
men. But how will you help it Suf-
irage, that inelimable privilege, the
right offufrage, is the properly Of the To-
vereign people. To get power, you mutt
go to the fource. If you want offices,
you mutt apply to thofe who have them
to beitow. How do the jacobins fucceed
hey write. True, and they write lies
but one lie, when it has taken hold of the
mind, is more than match for ten con-
tradletions. This however, is not the
prlnciPalinitrument oftheir fuccefs. No.
they go to the iovereign people fit down
IN tuelr workshops, or by their frefides.
< talk with them; excite flfpicions aeaina
men in Office, promiGe eternal fidelity like
overs; tell them their taxes will be leC.
lsned i they will juit change the officers
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Eigbfy Dollars .RegCara.


e RAN AWAY from the fabfcriber, a.
bout the frit day of September, inf. Negro
Man, named
L E y I.
He is a black, fmooth- faced, likely fellow
about the middle Gze, and zS years of age
1t queitioned, he will be very prompt with a
fabricated tale, which he will utter with nut.
tering and fomewhat elevated tone Of Voice
This fame fellow ablconded about leveu or eight
years ago, and went as far as Duck. Creek
Crois'Roads, where he hired himfelf as a free
man, and remained fome time; and il is pro-
bible he may yet be remembered and known ky
Tome in that neighbourhsod.
For experimenting and bringing the faid Ne
gro home to me, at Rewsltus, in the county
of Someries, in the Gate of Maryland, VIII
give, iftakcn not exceeding twenty miles from
home, Thirty Dollars; if over twenty and neg
exceeding fifty miles, Forty Dollars; if more
than fifty aud not exceeding one hundred milss,
Sixty Dollars and If more than one hundred
miles from home, the above reward of Eighty
Dollars.-Or. will give Twenty -Four Dol.
lara for apprehepdiug and fecoring him in any
jail IN the United States, 70 that Isget him a.
gain.
- WILLIAM WINDER.
Semerfet County, Msryland,l
September 70, 1901. ! Tss CIV
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o. Notice,

TO the owners of St. Georges Msreles,
That an application will be made to the next
Legina'ure for an additional supplement to the
acts heretofore PaiIed for the improvement of
laid marlhes, and alto to provide for the milf.
chiefs ariting from the lofs of the fra at of
ahembly, paff.d relative TO faid marines.
KENSEY JOHNS, 1reafursr.
NewcaRle, Oa. 10, 1901.
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Lately Imported,

In fundry vefIeIs, and for fale on moderate
terms, by the fubfcriber, the whole entitled
to drawback, and fuitable for expectation,
viz.
or A few bales of Bengal Goods, coniting of
Mullins, Bsndana Hankerchiefs, &c.
A few boxes of Coleraine Irfh Linens, well
aHorted;
claret Wine in hogheads and in bottles, fome
of which Of hyperion qualityi
Sweet Oil, in banteta;
French Cordials.
A few packages of Dry Goods, coniaiug of
Silk Stockings, Silks, Umbrellas, Bretagne
and other Linens, white and csIored Threads,
Mems and Wsmens' long aua Mort Gloves,
Sc.
WILLIAM HEMPHILL.
Wilmington, Ost. 8. "A
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1obe Soz, al Pa6hS1sadus,
On THURSDAY the sth 4, NovEMBERl

q
On THURSDAY he 5th q NovEMBENl
next enfuing, at tea b'clock 70 the forsDos6,s
at the late dwelling-houfe- "a smes Calds
well, deceafea, near the towu Of NswcaalesA
or ALL lis large and valuable aock Of
Cattle, conGRing Of mich cows beef cattle,
fcveral pair Of oxen, horfes, Er either for the
draught or faddls, iheep, and hogs; alto, a.
bout Sc sof coed hay. quantity Of corn,
fevcral OK ard hor[e carts, plonghs, barrows,
and other implements Of farming, aud vari-
ETY. of houfehod ana kitchen furniture like.
wife, large Frame Slaughter Houfe, in the
town Of NewcaQle, peculiarly adapted to the
budnefs of 1aughtering, with rooms httedsfor
the purpofes of falling aad packing beef
With this building will be fold the Leafe of
the Lot Of Ground whereon it is erected, which
fecures TO the purchafer the privilege of re.
moving the houfe at the expiration Of the leafe.
Attendance will be given, and the terms of
fale made known, at the time and place afore.
faid.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Oa. rs

On the 10Th inf. Mr.. Blicher Often,
was received by the PRECEDENT of the Uni
ted States in the character Of Miniiter Re-
iident of his Majefty the King of Dem
mark, with which he has been clothed !;
and on the next day an Exequatur iflued
to him as Conful General of his faid ma
jelty.
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a. Nottce.

TO the owners of RedhOok Marines, That
an application will be made to the next Legif
lathre for law TO compel the owners to main.
tain and lupport the banks, dams, and fluices.
KENSEY JOHNS, Treafurer.
Newcaitls, Ga. 10, 1901. Aw
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dpent 6f L15;an AH.lifS.

-HgeHt q IlldiuH HF.9'4IS'
Fort Wayne, May Sd, teot
N. B. The friendSof thas unfortunate
girl, may hear FURTHER Ea15icsiars con-
corning her, by applying to Gen. Samuel
asIeIIs, Ieferlon COUNTY. Is. q