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It tons, and thoie TO the hate Legislature pres
&" ceedings; and is Only to be preicrved by
I" the fame vigilance which produced It."
We cannot iubicribe to all this. The
abolition of the taxes, to be fure, is good
thing, if it can be done With fafety I'd the
country. But the fpeech of Mr.. Huger, in
ferted in this days paper; fhews that the TORY
has, as the phrafe Is, great niany Fdes: The
National Intellieencer has oackled and crow
ed very much about the wonderful effects
With this repeal is t6 produce; and the as-
para!etffd majority by which it paff through
the Representatives. But if yon repeal seug
your taxes. what is TO become of the national
debt AT this rate, YOU never can difcharge
any coniiderable part of it. The democrats
have always rcprefcrtcd that debt as Public
curte. And yet they are not taxing the CON-
mon method of difcharging debts, when they
repeal million IF dollars Of taxes, pei anhunls
that have been peaeeably paid, ard that wepId
go Certain length in the difohargc.
II is laid, in iome Of the federal news pabeis;
that general Jackton has recommended in the
ienate of congfels, tax upon this debt. This
affords room for new complaint againR the
republicans. We can Re no proper reaioii
Tor oblcetitfg 10 fax upon that ipecieS o.!
property: Suppofe an extinction; by Rate
turn of congrefs, of one per cert of the prins
cipal, per annum, This, in the. courfe OF 2
century, would put an end 60 the whole budget.
LIN fflict jtitice Two thirds Of il ihould long
fnee have been caf into the fire. Opinions %
this kind are familiar TO MANY of the mott re-
fpe6table democrats But-ngere ef fki5 ane-
tier time We return 10 the Exatnnet's
corretPofideht:
If }eqer mi1iish' are going TO be sPpsopri-
ated 10 rhe payment of the public debt. they
mutH come from fomc arrears that had been
due by collectors of taxes previous to f5e ;iiy-
n,ij,ish Of jain .4dams; or they mutt ariie
from fome fund,or contingency, which exit
ted in his rtiSn ef frrror: In either cafe, the
prefenf congrefs cannot aiiume the inalieIt
merit from the appropriation of that lhin to-
wards the difeharge of the public debt Truth
defpifes the fnpport Of fiction. But one
paiiage in Mr.. Huger's ipeech,* Zee this days
Recordcr,l puts this matter in quite differ
ent light; AT any Fate, we fhail be glad to
hear how ibis bapPy change, as the writer III
the Examiner calls it, can have arifen from the
iaF elections, for the Rates and congress:
they certainly did not create jsVsn mil2iion$
Of aoffars, We were as anxious, as any berS
fon could he, for the iuccefs OF the republican,
Candidates: Bat this afcribins of feveti mill
lions Of dollars so their economy is a mere
fR6 10 tbe iObd!e: We might as welleelcbratg
E1f2oaparte, as tht ahthor of HofRer's HAD
or shakespeare for having Uncovered the psf=
petuai motion. We might as. well fpeak Of
.he foerth iide ef triangle, or the two ends
of a circle;
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Me ,Reeosasx.
RICHMOND.
SATURDAY, April s4tA.

WHILE this paper was going 10 hfels,
MT. Lewis Harvie called at this Office. He
Mad spprehended, from . paNage iii es1:he
g Recorder" OF the f3tii currche page Sd
column 1T, line SO, thar the mention Of Mr.
Madiion hadbeen deiigncd to be re6reiented
ascomistg from b;m. 4 is perfeStIy certain.
that MIR. Harvie never mentioned Mr.. Mad
Atoms name, nor did it even come into our
conception that the paGage iii inverted cdm-
mas would be coniidercd as coming literally,
IRON Mr.. harYie. There arc other words
IN that panaee which we never mean, TO al
cribe literally to AIr. Harve. We only gave
the iubstance, or meaning Of his ipeech but
an attentive perufal WI thew, that tie &.
cribing it Vsr6atim never came into our mind
20 prevent miitakes, however, or miircprc
icntatiops, i5is proper TO mike this explana-
sion,
THE unexpected length Of the ORIGINAL
: natter, under the Richmond head, has for
this day prevented the adnilIion of various
articles. They are not of any preiiins OF i'm.
peytalt nature.
Ne have heard of no arrivals from Eufope.
Ence our lac, or at icaft noncs which are worth
notice. There has lkcwife been ihott cef..
fgtion OF s*frGI7: Of lftterl fran ST. Boss;nco.
MS IS the leis to be regretted, as one half
OF chern are fabricztions, whichwe hall prove
in our next paper; and the remainder arc
tsalnuied with diigufting details OF carnage.
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NOTE.
NOTE.
1t begins thus; g Haze :Llf. jasji:,lgf
g appeared? Nc. &C.

The fame Examiner has an extract Of
letter from member of.congfefs to gentle;
mar in Richmond, dated the 9TH Infant,
Here it follows.
=" 1t is not true thar France has ref demafidz
ed payment for tfc Tnfurgentc.
& It is not true that the French charge d
C. affairs has folcited a loan for tx millions
" Of dollars It is not believed that he has
e authority to ak loan of any kind, even il
CO wanted:
" 1t is true that the charge d'afairs of the
French. replsblic was aeiifous Of fell
" ling bills on France to our treaiury: but
" the fecretary bad no occaiion for bills az
"prefent and did not purchaie:
cit IS true that a fun was tnaninouAv
voted to carry INTO effeGe the convention
with France. The largeR itenrof their de-
"mand IS for thc proceeds Of prizes taken by
q Our public fhips' Of war, carried into the Bri
tifh Hands and there fold directly cont ary
TO law. without any form of trial whatever.
The mode was, the captains called Giryey
4" or the prizes, and the furVeYers never fall
" ed TO declare the prize unfit to proceed to-
America. She was thenf ol5; the captors
4" received their one half ef the prize money
" the other half was paid into the treafurv:
" 70 that in fact We lofe only that half received
" by the crews of on. fhips.
a" This improper coaduG was not only
4" winked at, out count@nznced,
] his, TO be (ure, was vile work. But
what better could be expected from an admir-
niftrarion which pafed fuch wonderful hills
as thcfe. Of Citizen David for the fale of the
Fair Play, and the Aoop Dolbbin. = Bne
this extract leads US to fome farther feRec=
tons.
Il was improper in an american erulfer to
make an irregular capture Of French 5ner=
chantuiah. 1t was alto quite as wrong il
French priVateer to rob an American. The
proper mode Of Ettlemeht was to have placed
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HoTE.


: = This afIertiorl. Is proved BY mii!1ong Of
details. a yaff number of tbcrn have been
collected in the k{i57ory II IRE UniIed Stores
fl 1895, in Sfetebl5 sf The 4IjGory gt A9e-
yiea, and in Sedq mix and Ca rya Key 10 RE
Six PR INT Catjncf. twas on account Of
this dnguft that Eohn Adams eHpreltd rs
with 10 have placed a part Of The fandiEg
army apon the Neitern frontier, 70 prevent
e,e fqrclcr progfefs of its population. In the
Richmond tlisI for ieditsou,- Mr.. Giles WAS
cited as q witnef; and oneof ne reafons for
cting hi1s vas to'provet Sy has tcitinony,
that MIR, Adam zelda conversation with Him
20 this eReEt, MI Giles reffed MS a:ten-
dance asa witnch. The coaGitution afford
cd means for compelling him to appcarj
and Cha(c and Griffin, for il is needless TO
make a diRinaion between thcn, huAricd on
Ibis trial, without giving the trayerE5r slime
70 cad ordriFe his witneties 70 rhctaf..
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Fid. See I5s Campais,f Of Itag. printed
in sk1s paper.
+ The grieifh Annual Rczifcr for fzoo
contains debate in, parliament, wherein = ~ 3
fated that ST. Domingo colt England uran
this oCcaben, TEN Millions STERLING.
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Complete proofs q ibis are collected in
the hi4ory Of 1915,
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THE next article in the fame paper tcl,s
Us thar q" after one years experience Of = wife
and frugal admniffatioDy congrcs has
g been able 10 aboliih all tf1e internal taxes
amounting to near million Of dollars an
naally, and at the fame time TO appropriate
about feveh millions to the payment Of cur
debt; and that This happy change is the
effect of our union and attention TO the
giving our Glfragss at the Taft federal elec<
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= See the Recorder Of the 81 current.
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BALTIMORE. I,lv :,

Arrived, nip John and Jane, capt.
, long. = days from Malaga. April 6
ri, na!, at Barcelona, brig Molly, Morfe, Of
lrMia0eiPhia, to iail Tor fome other port in
> pu'0pe IL 10 days. Left there, tr;g
hansser, Taylor, of and for Bottom in : :
s ~ ! sl'o' y. $. frigates philadelphia
- s,1 Euex. June 50 lat. s3, If long,
t ~ So poke fchr. Greyhound, 4 days
ao0' BALTIMORE, fos Barbados. In lat.
-; -, S. poke Gip Active, no days from
esnien, bound to PHILADELPHIA.
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NEW. YORK, July 9.
~ % n y r u NJ It

We learn from capt. Jackfon, who ar
rived here yeaerday in II days from ST.
Msrv's, that juit before he failed, ne was
;ntormed by Spanifh gentleman of ref
osaability, direct from Welt Florida,
that the French had lately landed as'hat
place with sscoo troops. This news was
generally believed at ST. Marys and filled
them with approximations of trouble from
the French.
Capt. Jacklon ALTO informs Us, that one
ofBowles' privateers had lately taken a
SpauiM brig bound from Havana for St.
Auglains, valued at 10000 pounds fer
lirg-the fame 'privaieer had alto csptur-
ed Spanih fchooner loaded with flour !;
both Of which were ient into port the
welt Gde of Cuba, the name Of which capt
Iacldon does not reeolle6f.
Agentleman who arrived here yeaerday
in the brig Enterprise, from Antigua, In
forms, that the tranquility of Guadaloupc
is e far re&orsd, thai the inhabitants,
who had left that Hand in coEfequence
of the troubles, were generally returning.
He alio informs, thar mott Of the blacks
had been fubdued that only few feat
tering ones fill held out--and that many
Of them had been hung by the dozens, and
as many fhot.
Our informant adds, that he onlylHard
Of one white man having been put TO death
for aiding The blacks--a French planter
who reque&ed TO be fhot, as he did NOT
fear death, provided he might be fuifered
to lole bis life at the muzzle of gun
This, however, was denied him-and he
was ignominiouly hung upon tbs comnan
gallows.
From The fame gentleman we have a
continuation ofthe news which we publiih-
ed yeiferday from our Bermudian colref-
Pondent, relative TO Martinique. He adds
that there is no doubt but there will be a
general mafacre of the whites at that
place, as ioon as the French get pofeaion
Of The liland; and which is very much
dreaded by the inhabitants.
Flour at Antigua, which had lately been
as high as 20 dollars a barrel, was, when
the EnterpTize failed, telling from Q and
50 cents, to 10 dollars. Beef and Pork
was low; but the markets were extremely
aaeualing.
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PRIvATR CoRREsro NDENcF.

Paris April II.
g There are no lels than four plans, all
Of the higheG importance, at prefent IN
der the confederation ofths Conssryatiye
Senate, and addreled to il with particu-
lar Recommendation from the government.
Each of theie will require what, by term
borrowed from the Roman law of Ian
suage, is termeda Seuaius C9nlQifam.--
The fya Of thefe plans relates 10 the fup
prefion of the lift of Emigrants, and the
fubltitution of a new and contracted lift in
ITS fead. The leesadhas for its Object to
regulate the iucceflion to the Contulaie,
the prefamptiye heir to which Is TO be de-
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s, 8 fow the feeds ofjsaloaly to.

TIC '',' i i office, and raiis dlas0siens
gards Ia'ss s,,;zsos-to excite open oP-
anooga ''' - laws ADD infurretsioo Y he :,
poa'i0s From whence projected ali
comfy, iron, ar rooted hatred Of that con
thi', .1 ~ and u government which Is ioms
fisu'i0n 80 : Iheir Iinordinate ambition {
BONDS having i By loud pretsnsioas 70 Pat, n
Sli1 . s~r PAS BY The public Cent?
goo, i oeaeaed ihsmfelves OF the citadel
q s., .aa confidence, not daring TO silame
sif0S', sosa to their ambition LEFT they
g' s;d foddsoIy awaken the fears Of thoic
s'alp f, , them, nor yet abruptly de-
sa q II, 'Se coaai,uricn which they iineere-
,n'l I.', 3 s. deep laid icheme 0fsapparens
y a1.' calculated 10 frengthen popular
'ts i0;'sace ard encrcaie fatal lecurl'y,
eon.S Joob,leis deign 10 effect what every
'D 'ss, sr,;t;cs has hitherto failed to accom-
o ':s Revolution is manifeRly their OBJ
pun ~ nd i is only from revolution that
l lss,, can Be satisfied. From which dread
81, a. sy;l may the Guardian Genius OF Co
I Iua, Si,' pr0isa Us Americans.
THE POLITICAL PREACHER.
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FROM GuAnAInr1rr

srr;vs lave seeonntstothe 7thult. byCsps Edss.
s,a,ls 6, :. I'ewhuryPort. The fever, uhicA had
~,thn"sn.issS ages IN this i1and, continue to rage
" '-'so 'ury, carrying eff great nun, bers asi--
torps.d p,ouse prohibition has been otSe;a!ly an
duce g hringlng away any Kind Of iiland mo
fw Ts;a ~ nolaiies, by Americans. Capt. z.
: tha. q thsr oAa psper of June II, which itated.
had co,aS.. were happy TO learn that tla French
the loS y the rebels in ST. Domingo, with
syptsiu srn ro9ut 1000 men, the flower tfshe E.
tain. the n 0sas information Capt. Eide. eouJd Oh
11mOsr OF plantations burnt Was fren
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40
/ dgaed in future, and publicly known.
i The third relates to the reyiiicn (,efsafe
. Of the ccnfitution, which is to remain on
tie fame BATS, but with iome modihcati-
chs, in thenielyes of coniiderable moment.
/ Il is faid, for example, that the Legila-
tive Body is not to be renewed by one
| Etf6 every year; it is only TO undergo an
operation, as it is ityled, in the month Of
Vendenaire, after which the members are
TO fit during the term for which they are
cholen.
In ether words, fxty members, not
pieafing TO Government, are to be rerscy-
e, and replaced by o.hers OF more
eognplaifant cIafs after which it is preium- !
ed, tie bufnefs of the fate may proceed
with fpaicient tranquility, and withoue
thele frequent interruptions, The obje5t
Of the Jsaflb seaatas cmlllam l have
not been able exactly TO aicertain,
~" The above are facts which ] was
unwilling to mix with any ipeoulaticn. X
! fhall only FAY, therefore, that the gene
raj belief here is, that Bonapar.e wilhesto
Tx ,heCoafulase in bis family, by, nam-
ing his brother Ioieph !; and to employ
his influence in procuring his election, to
the eSciaGon Of More4u, the irccenor to
tie coniplste loug fnee deGgnated by eile
public voice. Il is even faid, thatit was
Tor tie compieeion Of this purpsfe that
Joieph Bonsparte was Withheld from ac-
eePting the Er1baGy TO England, which .is
IS now Fuppofed viii devolre to Berthier!
With refpets TO the .rxtoufe Of the Coraitu-
ton, tranfmitted YOU at leaf a month
hnce detailed account OF the changes which
are propofed. The principal are, the ap-
polntment Of Buonaparte as PreGdeni for
life, of the two Coniuls as Chairmen Of
ne Senate and Legislative body, and Of
Lucien Bonaparte TO the Tribunare, and
all equally for life. The other changes
OF momen5 have been in a great degree ex-
ecuted byt he carrying the coHcordat into
effect.
/" BY the way The Clergy here are
not at all pleafed with the claufe ad-oitly
Aipped BY the frlt Conful into the tres-
ty with The Pope, and by which all the
pious beqnelts in favor of the church and
clergy are.to be yefe in the State annui-
ties. The oath which they have taken
{" to d:iclofe all plots, &c. renders them
the mere agents of Government, and by
this claufe the fortunes of the clergy will
always berthe mercy of Government.
This will be lever Efficiently powerful
at all times to counterbalarce the Cle-
rical influence. All manufactures here
are at ifanl, and have not as yet expe-
rienced the fnallee effect from the peace.
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FROM THE CITIZEN.

Mr.. Duane, il hislaG Aurora, is.pleafed
TO obferve that !" tbs faction meaning the
federal faetion) does not poGels Jingle
character worthy of biographical record,
OF whole private or public worth has enti-
tied them TO place, except in that ftuPld
and yapid production, the uoforoxs and
1upprsDsa bsqo,y of Jain Agams' Admin
ftration.
This obfervation certainly would have
gaHed over in tilence, like other newfpa-
per fquibs, had no, Mr.. Duane, in con-
verlation when In this city at The book
fair, unfolded to me the cauie Of his diff
pleainre.
Mr.. Dnane and I before that periodical
never leen each other, but we had corref-
pended on the fubiett of Adams's Admi-
nifraiion, and he had communicated to
me many of the mott material facts in a
ferries of letters. Thefe letters I put into
the hands of MIR. Burr, when the project
ola new edition was depending, on the
faith. Of having them returned but Mr..
Burr, either through miaake or deign,
carried them off 10 Warrington, the know
ledge Of which gave him no FINAL uneah-
nefs.
When Mr.. Duane arrived at n. York,
/ waited upon him for the express purpofe
of apolog;zing for the circumftance OF
fnewing his letters 20 Mr.. Burr, hut no
apology could be received, asin his opiai-
on fhewing confidential letters, though on
political fubjeet, TO iuch perfon as Mr..
Burr, was an objectionable act.
His next objea,ef cenfure was the cha
raGierI lad giyenof Mr.. Hamilton, which
character he regarded as only intended TO
compliment peffon, with whom mott Of
the evils Of the late administration had ori-t
giaated, and Whole literary TALENTS were
! not lin MIR. Duane's opinion) hyperion to
thoie Of any newfpaPer fertilizer. A Diff
pute having ariien on this fubjeet, we part
ed, not or. the mott friendly terms.
Theie circumstances I have thought
proper to give 10 the public at pretent
throngh the medium of your paper, but
| lhall enter into further detail of them IN
| pamphlet refpedaing rhe tranfa6 lion Of tie
iuppreilion, now preparing for the pfeis.
JOHN WOOD.
July S, 1902.
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7UST RECEIVED

Fyom PHILADELPHIA and B4ltimore, and far
Ials at The JaIleriber's fare, in Prince
STREE, The folzoqving artieles:
Holland gin, French brandy,
Jamaica ipirits, cherry bounce one year
old, and an aaortmens of liquors,
Belt frefh teas, coffee,
Loaf and brown fngar,
Fira quality Spanifh fgars,
BET Englilh cheefe,
Excellent foft hclled almonds,
Box and jar raiiins frelh and nice, =,
Excellent ,prunes,
Anchoyies OF the lalt Importation,
Olives of ditto,
Bel iailad oil,
Mnlfard, pepper, and brandy fruits,
Baa freih lime juice by the bottle,
Market, cane and work bakets,
Philadelphia cedar ware,
GIaGs ware of different kinds,
Cagcndiil1 tobacco.
Together with a general alortment Of
Croekery Ware, and a. number of other
articles.
ABEL WILLIS.
July IA. d
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alfranOrla aooerti5e,..
WEDNRsDAY, jury IA.
COMMUN ICATIQN.
Mr.. SNoWDFN,

Nir. aNOWDEN,
From Calendars obiefyations puhlilh-
cd IN your paper of yesterday, i, would
appear thar he had received a letter from
Mr.. Jelser:on, enclofag a peerniasy COM
renlasion, and thanking bin for Tie pab-
,i.cationsoi the p,slpea dsfsse rs. Il
Calendar IS ftillsin poass:cn Ct that LET
Ter, and will give i, publicity, togcr,s.sr
with fone respectable aiiilavits. Of lis ,au-
thenticity, he Will reader perhaps a more
eGenriai fsrvice TO the community. than he
has hitherto done: Till that IS done he
is 70 miierably dep:eneda in the opinion Of
all good men, blythe publication of the
work in queiiion, as wellb other CT his
writings, that he cannot expect to obtain
belief. D.
Arrived, the fchoonsr Sparrow, Fuldar
Luckett, mater, from Ilayre de Grace.
Left there on the 2oth May, Zip Han
nab, Hopkins, of and from New York,
bound TO CAPE deVsra Hands, to fail I Sd
Mays hip Eagle, Wood, Of Rhode i
land, from Norfolk, bound to ditto in
days; ihip Nancy, Moose, Of New
York, from Norfolk, bound TO N. York,
in days. lhipLogan, Maley, Of New
Yosk, when and where to fail, unknown;
lhip Hercules, Pierce, OF Fiedfieliburg,
from LiverPool, bound 70 Liverpool, II
3 days nip Martha, Martin, of Balti-
more, under attachment, expecting TO fail
fer Liverpool IN 3 days.
Sailed in company with the Sparrow,
Zip Mars, sN1sKcown, bound TO Philadel-
phia two French Hoops OF war, and 4
tfanlports, bound TO ST. Domingo.
Jure S, in lat. II, 2, long. AZ, II,
foke The flip Venus, Dallields from Bal
timore, bound to Liverpool out / days.
aq,h, lat. SO, 4, long. 81, IS, poke
brig Retley, Bunker, from New York,
bound 10 Port au Prince, out 10 days,
The brig Rachael of Alexandra 10 days from
Jamaica for Philadelphia. was fpcken the I'D of
July, in lat. 81, So, long "A.
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FOR SALE.

lSTOUT, healthy MtgroEoman, qveH
calculated tsr a -H9g/e /ervaat or to rvork
an a fa,m.
Expire effbe Printer.
July ID. d
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90 a meeting OF tie Jh5jsri-
bers TO the .BYumalau Parties IS re-
quoted at Gglgy's tavern this even-
ing at half19f Z O'Clock, for the
burboje of ehoofng managers.
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The fublcrlbers authorized by
the Will OF The late George Carter, u
Stafford County, will fell Al Public Aucti-
on The hr.t Monday OF Decemoer next, IN
the town OF Lceiburg, his
TRACT OF LAND,
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French Language.
A.nguf ~

II natjvs Of Sutherland per-
fe9b zueH acquainted aOhb The brsndbks
oftbs French Language, and qvbo' ybsak's
it as broperJas a19 Frmeb-au, baving
been emplg,ea as a Tue, in tbat 5,aueb at
Princeton College, b,ops/fs 10 epss an
Aeademy in this place, IN bssip IF ORo-
6erastt, if proper sarouralesazt be.givlu.
The metb0dbe zo,V employ is ueqv; aud 10
eq6, thai any efbnf ndents, (eVeu ebil-
dreu) may mls6 tbas 8 moutbs, 5e able to
AK, IN Frsneb, for TIE nee1Dants 5e!ys.
Auy tsgsu evJ5Mg to learu tbs&Fsaeb
Language 1piAkave their names at The a.
fee df he Alexand,ia .4as,e,fit.r, tsv.bf,e
The terms .dVaI be made kuy49A.
". B. Far tbe 4esousmoaat;ex of per-
FMS engaged durfsg tbs day, IN evs4iug
Jcbooi aoiN be opened. 1brr< sgiA be- Ie3e-:
rate 6ours FIR iaaJes ard gsstitnu. IT.
tendance ssviY be- given to ladies' at tbrir.
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