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az the vedetians once had, which may be
converted TO the uie Of the Great Nation,
when lhe has location for it." The infer.
able gallies of the Genoefe have always
been fuaicient for the protection of their
trade; but 10 competition with Britifh
frigate they are truly milerable. They
are told to refped their confitutioa. He
fhould recollef that example is better than
precept.
What man Of daring ambition, if fuch
there be in the Geneele territory, will be
reifrained from the profecution D; his pur-
pofes, by contemplating the progreis OF
the fortune of an humble CorGcan adven-
.urcr! Will he not rather be induced to
initiate his policy, in expectation of f.
milar iGue Z Will he not rather become
the humble inttlument Of every faction,
that he may gain the fecrets OF each, and
induce time erect an ufurped authority
upon the fuppreilion of all?
The Fira Coniul Of France is about to
reitore the royal band Of muGc. He has
his court, his nobility, his parliaments Jun.
der flight variation of name, like his
own authority his cardinal legate, and his
bi(hops. He ieems to want nothing of the
ancient royal efablilhment but the con-
fefor, which it mutt be owned would be
the mott interefing and important pof in
his republic.
The four great powers Of the continent
have agreed to meet at Turkey feat.
There will be 70 little complementing,
however, about the nice pieces, that each
is to carve for himfelt, ouVi an ailr, as
greedily as at a cut finger ordinary. The
drxmfieks will be the lat part OF the ban
quet, excepting always as it is cufomary
upo thele occafons, the Devil.
The Pope has made very free with the
French faint's days; in return he recon-
mends to them proportinate increafe Of
devotion upon thofe he has left Them
The republican calender reduced their
6fty-two iabba,hs to thirty-Gx in the
year; but we never heard of the furplus
of piety being brought to account, or that
they contrived to crowd more religion into
a decade than the fair quota Of an ordinary
Sunday.
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Extraas from LOud0a Paper, rteeived at
the eGee IF THE Gazette eftbe U. Statts..

y
the office Of THE Gazette eftbe Y. Stats..
FROM THE SUN.
We yefterday laid before our readers
the neau Cogfifation Of Fraxee. This
great event we fome time ago led them
to anticipate. 1t was rather expected by
US to have been promulgated on the 18th
Of July but Buonaparte no doubt with
ed TO wait the relult of the Votes inveR-
ing him with the Chief Confulfhip for life.
The people of this country are, in ge-
neral, greatly deceived respecting the au-
thors of the Coniular Government, and
therefore it behoyes US to fate the cir.
cumaances on which it originated. When
the Able Sieyes was nominated one of the
members of the Executive Directory, he
perceived that it was impoflible the Co.
vernmens could continue its march TO
ule the ridiculous and military epithet
which the French employed on all Sub
jeets, Religious, Political, or Literary,)
confsrmably with the Inaitutions which
Their prevailed. 1t has been the unhap-
Ply and mifchevious principle of the lie.
gilators, to overthrow their efablilh-
ments, whenever the fortuneof Arms was
againit them. Under thefe circumstances,
a meeting of the leading characters in the
French Revolution was held at Verlailles,
over which Sieyes prefided, and at which
it was determined, that the direeforial
authority lhould be fuperfedcd by the Co.
vernment of, Jingle pcrfon. General
Moreau was the man ieleeted for this pur.
pofe. But, on fudden, Buonaparte,
landed at Ffejus, and Sieyes, contrary to
his afusl cautious habits, infantly declar-
ed to Maret, the Secretary General, that
France quas faxed. Another meeting
was held, and it was refolved that the mo-
raj general mould be laid Aide for the po-
litical cheiftain. The contribution which
was then organized in concert with Buo.
was the work of Sieyes bat,
previous to its publication, il was fub.
mitted to Buonaparte, who fuggeited ie-
veral notifications, which were adopted.
The public are we'll acquainted with the
events which followed.
Bonaparte was ieated on the throne Of
the Bourbons. He promifedevery thing
he .(auore TO preierve this new form of
Government, without deterioration.-
week had elapied, before he
altered comfortable part of the Funda-
mental principles, and, on the remembrance
of Sieyes, he placed his fword on the
written copy, and afked whether any per-
on could difpase the power which that In
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ROBBERY

Ore Hundred Dollars Reward.
THE fubicribers' fore was lah night
broke open and the following Cath and
Goods taken thersfrom, viz.
About 100 dollars in cath,
Crofs- barred and ariped coarfe fwanidown,
Piece Of faperhne brown cloth,
do. do. dark bottle green,
DO. of dark brown luper6ne, :
do dark mixed brown fuper6ne,
do. of blue fine cloth,
I do. of dark mixture fine cloth,
5 do. lapet mullins,
Offprigged mullins number-alfo dini-
ties; camel hair ihavls; brown, red and
blue bandannes yellow aaggs and
cinnamon elk ihavls number of India
book mullins; womens' blue and white
worried and cotton ftockings, mems
fancy Gtton Rockings; few pieces
of ManeilIes veit patterns and fix nam
keen, together with variety of other
articles not particularly recolleaed.
The above reward will be paid to any
perf;n for diicovsring the Cain and Goods
aud convieting the thief or thieves; or
Fifty Dollars for all the Goods, or in
proportion for any isrt of the Goods re-
covered.
Its hoped all we'll difpoled perfons will
in:eref themfelves in discovering and
bringing to condisn puniihment the per.
petrarors of this daring attack upon the
property Of citizens.
J.& M. SCHOLFIELD.
January 2. d
CT Such Printers as are difpofed to de-
tecr viilainy are requeaed to infert the a.
bove.
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Hamilton and EBkr, his W;1s, to tie
Sxktfnber,, far jtrari4g THE pgSmsns q
4 /am Of moTey to The P,sfdent, Dirraor,
and Company Of thv Bank Of Alsxan-
dria, an tie 3oA Infant 4uiE be exrsIed
to Sale, far,sadr nancy, ontbe premyes,
A Lot or Parcel Of Ground,
lying upon the EaR ide of St. Ahph-
Street, and fouth Gde of Wolfe-Street, in
the Town of Alexandria ; beginning at
the interiedion of the iaid Streets, and
running eaRwardly with Wolse-Street TO
Pitt-Strees thence fouthwaraly with
Pitt-Street o6 feet 6 inches thence welt-
wardly par allel with Woife-Streer So
eee; thence fou.hwardly parallel with
Pitt-Srreet 80 feet; thence wefwardly
parallel with Wolfe Street to ST. Alaph-
Street thence northwasdly with St.
: AErh e.--at tho hAe;,nins IIrnn
this piece Of ground there are a large,
commodious frame dwelling houde, welt
calculated fer the accommodation of
genteel family, kitchen, fable and car
rage. houfe, we'll Of water in the yard,
with pump. The h.uat:oo is elegant.
1t was formerly occupied by MIR. Robert
Hamilton, lately by Mr.. Stier, and at
prefent by Mr.. James Hamilton. The
lot being large, a fuhcient proportion
of it will be attached to the improve
meats, and the reGdae laid off into conve-
nient building lots; plan of which will
be exhibited On the day Of lale.
az, ALSO,
One other Piece Of Ground,
lying ann> the louth Tide of Prince Street,
and to the eaitwnd Of Water Street, in
the iaid Town; beginning upon Prince
Street n feet to the ea!tward Of Water.
Street, and running thence eaawardly
with Prince Street e feet thence ioutt.
wardly parallel to Water Street ~ feet 4
inches thence wetwardIy parallel to
Prince Street g feet; thence northwsrd-
ly to the beginning. Upon this piece
of ground theH are convenint two-fcry
frame dwelling-houfe, with kitchen
and other conveniencies now in the the
occupation Of Mr.. Smith.
ALSO,
One other Piece Of Ground,
adjoining the lalt ; beginning upon Prince
Street 4s feet 20 the eaitwafd Of Water
Street, and running thence eafwardly
with Prince-S,reet 20 feet; thence louth.
wardly parallel to Water-Street A. feet
tour inches thence weiawardiy parallel
PInce-Ssrees 10 feet; thence north
wardly to the beginning. Upon this piece
ofground isa large frame warehoufe, two
tories high now in the occupation Of
MeArs. Smith and Bartleman. 1t for
merly conPoied two didina WAREHOUSES,
and may eaGly be put into the fame
iituation again.
JAMES KEITH,
John c. HERBERT.
January !. dz3t
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l0ubllr sale.

On TUESDAY,
1T tex s'clock, will be HId at the pe.ase
Store,
gland 9TH proof Antigua and
jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
TeneEfe Wine in caiks,
/ Co.dials in bis.
/ Sugar in hhds and bis.
NolaHes in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Qu.ens and Ear,hen Ware in crates,
kandiomely aforted,
90 boxes HAVANA Segars,
Cotton In bales---on a credit.
Il va,1ety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpets and CarPeting.
Irih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes and Ginghams,
\ variety of Muilin and Muffin Hand
kerchiei, and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots ard Shoes,
Hardware, and
4 number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Ian, 20. Venlue- Matter.
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Valuable Property, .
(Wabixa a quarter efa mile Of Alerandnia)
TO BE RENTED.

~ Dc NElN EDs
IL Acres of land, on the EAT
Gde of the George Town road, well en-
clofed, with poa and rail- fence, and a
growing hedge all round, about : acres Of
this lot is cultivated as a Garden, and we'll
manured; in which there are variety of
excellent bearing fruit trees, grape vines,
ra.berry, goofeDerry, and cunant buihes,
variety OF heros and flowers aud IS afpara-
gus beds, highly manuted and produced DE-
oundantly, there are ALTO on this lot, two
dwelling houfes. a cow-hosle, fable, corn
and ihesr-houie.
90 Acres of land on the Wet
fide ofthe faid road, enclotsd in like man
ner, about IS acres Of lit is in timothy, and
produces good crops Of hay, about 6 acres
has been in clover, and fince crop OF rye
has been taken from it; at proper ieafon
it may be again laid down, in either clo-
Yer or timothy about two acres is in
wood-this lot may be conveniently de
vided into four good grais lots.
No perfon or perfons need apply to rent
the aforelaid property, but fuch as can
come, well recommended, for their honef-
~, lobriety and knowledge in the garden
ing and farming buGnefs. The two lots
will be let feparare or together as may beit
fuit, and good iecurity will be required,
for performance of the covenants, in the
leafe or leales. For terms apply to the
fablcriber. PHILIP R. FENDALL.
anuasg 20. d
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iANNEY x YAAA2N
HAVE FOR sSALE,a,,e,
90 Pieces Of RuGa DWuk,on
80 Ravens aos:ai.n
6 Chefs Of Souchoag Tea; t''l'3
Havana white & brown sugarsinabcxes,
WeR-lndia do. in hi,ds. ana barsels.'i
Coffee in bags and barrels, Ill
Holland Gin IN barrels, T
Sweet Oil ia boxes Of IL bottles each,
Cattle Soap in boxes,
Shoes ia boxes ailorted,
EAT India Goods.
AAa
The Cargo Of the Schooner Lucy, captain
Snow, conGfmg OF
l., Tons Platter OF Paris,
90 CaAs Of Lime,
10 Barrels Of Tanners Oil,
lrs Reau,s of Wrapping Paper,
20 Du~cs uf aspt Camiles.
January IL. d
Wanted to Purchaie
Marine Shares of Alexandria. Ap-
ply to
WILLIAM HODGSON.
January II. 4
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
BifreHang.

,hs defeription Of U9eer CassRa, by SMrrn, Is
i i. .owing account ofthe capital Of that Country.
svoR K, which is, at prelent, the feat Of Gov
.o,ot Of Upper Canasa, lies IN about 43
a'.,s, ana ss minutes Of north latitude, and
o'soa beautifully Gtuated, with al excellent
,..1our of the fame name, made BY a long re
nas '.sI,. which embraces baton Of water luifi-
p~s ..,lv large enough to contain a comfortable
w. ~. n has this advantage over the other ports
~ f,te Ontario, that veifels may ride fafely at
y y trance during the winter. On the ex5rem-
= = u me peninfaIa, which is called Gibraltar
~, are coulmodious Cores and block houies,
I'm command the entrance 70 the harbour.
- he man land, oppoite to the point is the
s.,,Ian. ftuated on a point made by the har'
SS.rr and fmall rivulet, which, being improy-
i Il aoices, affords eafy aceefs for boats 70 60
= - The Rores. The barracks, being built on
.loon. are well ituated for health, and COM
n.nA 4 delightful profped of the lake to the
'.a "a and Of the harbour to the eat. The gov
,romsnt hsuie, which is not yet 6nifhed, IS about
,ro miles above the garriion, near the head Of
4. harbour, and the town IS increafing very
rso;dly The front of the city, as now laid out,
4 mile and an half in length :-ieveral hand
Sau,. iquares are projected, particularly one
amen to the harbour. The river Don, empties
RI:fiato the harbour litile above the town.
The long beach, or peuinlula, affords mott
delghtful ride, and as foon as the bridge over
Il. Don is fnilhed, will not only be refoit ted TO
f,r psafure, bur be the mott convenient road TO
he ehsights Of Scarborough The Yonge Street,
d military way, leading to Lake Simcoe, and
fom thence to Glouceaer, on Lake Huron,
rommenees IN the rear ofrh= CITY. This great
COMMUNICATION has been open to Gwllimbnfy,
!, miles, aad NUT b. the grea. ch4Onel o the
north weR, as it is comfortably horter than the
eacuitoas rout by the Gratis Of Niagara and
Deroit. After leaving G~iliimbury, you en-
.cr Holland river, and Pafs into Lake Simcoe,
br the head Of Cooks bay. q few imall iilan1s
new themfelves as the lake opens, Of which
Dalmg's iland, 10 the eaRern part, is mott con
fdsrable. To the weRward IS a large bay,
saled Kempenfelt's bay, from the head Of which
hort carrying place to the river Nettua-
flgaa, which empties itlef into the Iroquois bay
il Lake Huron"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
MONDA1~, M4RcH s, 1902.

ties incident to our intercourfe with foreign "a
tiops, and therefore The mott csrrain--Tt ought
to be preferyed, as reaching to descriptions of
perfons who are not proportioRably afeded By
the imPoa, and as tending for this reafon, 70
di.tIibatc the public burden more equitably--It
ought to BE- preferved, bscaule II revenue can
really be fPsred, it is beIf to do il u fJlch
manner as viii conduce to the relief OF ad.
vancement Of our navigation and commerce.
Rather let the tonnage duty on American veGzls
BE- abolilhed, and let the duties be leGensd on
fome particular articles on which they may
Preis with inconyenient weight. Let not the
merchant be provoked to attempt to evade the
duties. BY the ientiment that bis cafe or in er
eft is difregarded, and that his capital alone is
70 Be clogged and incumbered by the demands
Of the treaiury.
But who and what are the merchants when
compared with the patriotic votares of whifkey
in Penniylyania and Virginia
LUCIUS CRASSUS.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-08
From the New York Evening Poa.
ExaH1IHatIOH.--NO. III.

HAD our laws been lels provident than they
have bsen, yet mutt it give as a very humble
ileaof the talents Of our PreGdent az tatef
nan, 10 ind him embarraG-d "a between an abt)-
luts abandonment Of revenue, and an incOnven-
snt accumulation Of trealure. Puriuing the
doctrine profea.d By his E8, that our public debt
hanaion4l cwE which cannot TOO promptly
b. removed, ADD adhering to the aGurdnce
which be has virtually given that lPooge, tbs
tarrte igfrunsai, lhall not be employed for the
PuPoe, how has it happened thar he ihould
have overlooked he fmple and obvious exPedi-
cot Of uling the luppoed excef, Of income as a
remedy for q great mitchell
Alter all We have heard in times Paf, il
would i'll become either the head, or any mem
bsrof the ert5o4ox E5 TO coatend, that too
rapid Reimbursement OF the debt might BE- atten.
ted with evils Incourtefey however, ,rhisthall Be
fuPpcfed to Be urged BY fome new convert,
who has not entirely fhaken OFF the prejudices
offormer modes Of thinking; and il lAall be
Examined, whether this Argument will afford
qualification Of the meafure recommended.
II lhall not Be denied, that the immediate
payment Of our whole debt,if practicable, would
Be likely to be injurious in varous ways. 1t
would, 10 the fri inRance, produce money
p'sthcra (ftAe phrale may bs allowed,) which
slpeiience has ihewn to be 10 aulpicious TO the
energies, and efpecially TO the morality and in
daHry Of a nation. The quick efiux of this
money to pay comfortable part OF the cebtin
Ae hanls o. foreigners, and 70 procure from
'OToad the means Of grttfying an increAled ex
raFagauce, would, after fvme time, fuLltiIuIe
AGO greet vacuny 70 a too eat fulnels ledv-
Rs uslo It'uggle with the bad habits lncident
'o the latter Hale, and with The embarrahnents
reflective CIRCULATION 10 thrie, other rea-
l'fs might Be added, which, tho equally juG
sas FAC, are omit ed a. beng more liable to
tho' an extreme cafe is here preie"ted, the
immediate rsimburi ment of the entire debt !;
l.t II NUT re admitted, thar the fame onnlider
sions are applicable IN a LEI, degree 70 a ium-
@srT' or very rapid repayment by large IN
4aments. bgt the ani'Her to al this IS, that
would have t.sn full time 10 adopt Frecau
ohsrY ms4fures againt evils from iach
''l'Se, when exPerienSe had real zed the dan
lll iueh time it i, csrtAnsy the hghe!t
so2H 10 con,iaue the employment OF tund
.a'ss IS already provided, ana withcu: over
= eea'og toe Psople, for the al Important
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31

viii seize the opportunity, and what e,er-
tons she wil make use Vi, 10 bring mao
udicule every charin and every accom-
plishrnent winch her rival may possess
She cannot bear the Thought OF sp-
pearing less ansiS,le than another she
viii therefore use her endeavours 10 de-
rogate from the character OF her rival,
whetheruSh ~ wrong If she finds she does
not excel her IN beauty. ---Rellect, nv
female readers, thas the character e wo-
man is alt she HAS TO recommend her, and
upon WINCH rests the foundation OF her e. =
turc happiness.--Relecl, say, and place
yourself, in tn situation OF a woman whom
YOU have brought into disrepu,e by your
unjust Islander, and am convinced that
you will relinquish all Your desire Of pre-.
ferment, sooner than make one OF your
own sex miserable.
That these observations may be Of scr
vice, is the sincere wish OF
SOCRATES.
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point OF glory, and by ina!scrim,nately
employing merit and talents without re-
gard 10 party. w hat be has done is rs
tohishing what he may do, leaves the
mind in uncertainty, suspended between
hope aud fear. lie will not live in vain;
he viii become either The greatest bies-
sing, Or the greatest curse, to society. He !
viii have no common .faie. lie will ter .
inmate his existence amidst the p.Aujits !
or excavations OF mankind.
As one confirmation Of what the Rev.
MIR. Eaid,oin has said in his Election Ser
mon, respecting the existence OF 4 pro-
Jet to divide the United States, We may
add that MIR. ScG.g.ri-k, in his Grafton de-
hvered at Stocl,bridgc, the 5th OF July this
year, declared his opinion in fnror 'ofsuch
adivision, as the last resort OF Federalism,
alledging as the reason for it, that although
New-England By herself was pure, yet
eYl communications corrupt good mo-
rails. (Bgsfon Chronicle,
BoEAPARTE---This wonderful man,
was once, with US great favorite. We
looked on him as one of the most pro-
missing children of fortune, and one OF the
talrest candidates for a seat in the temple
O. immortality. lie excited cur admiral
ton as powerful instrument in the hands
of Divine ProUidenee, to lead great ns-
ton TO victory, and thereby teach The des-
pots Of the old world the most important
lesson OF the superiority of the arms OF
freemen, over the hired engines Of tyran-
ny. We battered ourselves Of Witnessing
-,
OF the perfection of human nature, as Ike
C;aci7s1atls or Washington, after conquer
ing its enemies, and restoring peace, IL
berry and happiness TO his country, to re
tire into the walks of private life until The
exigencies OF the state should again claim
the exercise of his great talents. Sucl
were the hopes In which we fondly indulg
ed, Of the man who has astonished the u
inverse, and who may be Justly said TO have
gwen law 70 the most powerful nations o
the globe but in those hopes we ackpow
ledge ourselves deceived. We view il
his conduct nothing but an ambition which
will be prescribed by no limits this sidt
the grave; which will admit of no bound
short OF supreme and arbitrary power
We see him aiming to aifX the nanacle
on the French nation, which he sought /,
strike off from the people of Europe; W.
sec him Selling the moment of dclusioi
and national infauuation, TO establish him
self a despot with Unlimited and uncircum
sceibed power. His fate is certain, " Jus
tee though slow is sure" and unerring
and, the period, however Ear distant is Ger
tain, when he will meet thai fate the sur
reward of Per6dy, intrigue and unwarran
table ambition. (BaA. diner.
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F''a '"''ffia - omecE, Si'i'1rez end re- :
frsofasatipes q, Ls.aam Woaqck, der. :
fie''cfs hics, Thomas Nice, Samuel :
h'rs, Hofa6't'a' lfice, Lsian, Rice, :
fafn'y Rice, BioAy Caeatlaai, z,Ao 2
ap4s 0Ioag Rice, and Elisabeth Pick :
e', Ssho se4s EEzdbetb Rice, children
al'd ref'reSe''faff1'es u Sarah Rice,
dee' T'Tio 7'e, Sq'pt FDo40ack, Fnaa,-
CTS Hamilton, dp,a Danief O7veq and
d!ary A3a zsystf, fst9 T9os 5'iarg Ra-
Antito5', chadren and reftrcscntativtS
gJ"dy hsaaiton, dc. Tcj.o Evas Juoly
Honiack, Nary Ata'ln, RHO was No
~ IPomack, Josiah Hasciett. Jos. nh
Iai5otf and Martin his uifs, 7yho
rus Aiarfhd Bafchett, and TiiaifA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-31

George w. Gusts, proprietor of a vast
extent Of lands, ON the sea coast of this
state, has published proposals for its settle
ment, for the purpose of erecting cotton
plantations thereon.---The land is describ-
ed as very productive, and the climate so
mild as to vegetate at all seasons.--Per-
sons disposed to enter into the speculation,
are to apply to him in Alexandria.
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0Htle death 9ra 5a,e,g Lcdy. :: ..si eMr.,
Hsrk! thro' the air the solemn kne..
heard,
o. rear y0n q;i0o7v, IN che silent pry.., (.
l sc Gear remains o.. Mira les interrd -
Hersoul immortal Fed toh.iawl.o gave.
Yes, she is gone! that ONCE angelic form.
Zine brightest image Of creating he;.-
ven)
Is !arremov'd from ey'ry false alarm,
10 taste those jgys 10 yirtuops nsor,ais
In ,griei-clad ,aiment, see heraged sire,
In solemn silence mourn his Offspring
lost;
He, hapless parent, saw his child expire
Tier soul ascending to the God OF Hos.
Unhappy youth who in tbs bridal hour,
Was thus bereft of Mira and of love,
With calm philosophy revere that pow'r,
Who, m his wisdom, calrd her soGi -
bove.
Yewceping friends I! commence the Pacaa
song,
And in soft accents sven her praises
high;
Let hosts OF Angels bear her soul along
And winged Seraphs wait it thro' the
! sky. PALENJ0N
June II, 1902.
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FRoM 4 LA4K LoxDoS Paper.

At Pontefraa sessions, last week, the
cloth-supervisors delivered in to the ma
gistrates the account of the number of
broad and narrow cloths millcd in the
West Riding, for the last twelve months,
of which the following is an exact state
menEt -