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FreM Timothy Seed.
I9ublle @ale,

On Wrdu}agy tbs rztb Of oTober, 1865
If fair, if nat The next far day, qO,N
6s.bld.af pu6ht sale, fotbe b;gbestdid
der, at Ral55eyry Plaiu, the Dwelling
octbc tate Stephens T. Malou, E/q.
SUNDRY SLAVES.
coefaing Of likely and valuable Men,
Women and Children, fundry Horfes,
Cattle, Mules and Adss. The terms Of
fale will he; for all iums over ten dollars
nine months credit will be given upon the
ParchsfeE's giving bond and approved fe-
curly for all fums under ten dollars, Ia
The whole by one purchaler the cath mutt
be paid. Any claim agalnft the late S.
i. Mafon prcviouay fhewn 70 and ad-
mitted by the Executor as jua, will be
received IN payment for articles 70 b'd Tor
and in thc things purchaied proper dif-
count made from the fun bid &c make the
payment equal TO Cath,
JOHN Z. Mason, Executor
OF S. 4. MASON.
ALL perions having any Claims againa
the late Stephens T. Maf0n, Efq, are de-
fired to brirg them in TO. tie iubictibcr
living in George Town, 70 MAJOR Am
teat Long, living in Leeibnr8, TO Arm
iteaei T. Mafon the 'on of The dcceafed,
rciiling a, his lafe dwelling, Or 10 Ab!a-
IAN B. I. Mafon, living IN Losdoan
County, properIy and lsgaliy autnentl-
cated, that mealarss may be taken t5s the
adia&nent iilereof.
The fvbicribsl will fell one thouland
acres Of land fituate near Little River in
Lopdonn Countg, it being the land late
iy.putcllaicd by the deceafed S. L. Mafon
Of James Mercer's representatives /; The
land is of good quality, more than two
thirds oft urcleared and heavily tim5ered.
The rerms will be made to fuit purchallrs,
and claims againf the decealed's property
authenticated and admitted to be juf Will
be received in paymentby
JOHN 7. MASON,
Ex. gfS. T1Maso1.
Sept. s. eo4w
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Subbo}ed to re Holen
Sept. g.

FROM the (ubfcribsrs lhop on Friday
lat, fmall GOLD WATCH, makers
name believed TO be Vcnchez, Paris, on
the Dial, ane alD on the infide--has an
outGde fancy psfs nowin his poaellion.
Any perfonl giving information, 70 thaf
faid watchfnay be recovered, and ifitolen,
thar the4hief may be profecuted, will be
rewarded if required. Jhcte who have
borrowed watches will pleafe return them
djfeetly.
WILLIAM F. GRID,
Cloek e Watcb Maker, King Strfef.
Sept. s. 3It
FLAX SEED.
The highea price given for Flax Seed.
Il. Smith s. Son.
(a5d)
FOR SALE,
BlMof Exchange oux z lona0a,
VIM. NoDGSoN.
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the Inhabitants Of all other great coma
mercial places, took with a fags eye TO
their own advantage. Were ftPara'
ton to take place we ADuld eaablilh a
feat of government in our own borders
Our money would be expended among
ourfelves !; ard not carried 10 Bolton !;
and there fpent wholly to the aggran
dizement Of that capital. Some OF orr
own Tea ports would then be riding up,
under our own patronage, to rival Bot
ton. We lhould be advancing and pro-
motin sthe interell ofour own merchants,
of our own mechanics, and of our own
huib andmen. This would be fuch A
Top and damage to Bottom that, who
can doubt, fhe would ufe her utmoH
to corrupt our whole representation !;
and feduce it, if potIible, from the de
termination TO accomplilh l-Para
ton
Finally, fellow citizens, let US be
mindful Of the watt importance of full
and equal representation. Let US not
70 far lofe fight of the glorious fpirit Of
rs as TO forget our ieDtiments at thai
time upon this very (ucJ-6t. When he
graphing hand Of Britain was excrting
her utmot efforts to wrelf from US
this glorious bleihng, was it once fnf-
peeled that we fhould 70 foon of our
own accord, become 70 carelefs and
Indifferent as TO need the admonitions
of any one 10 fpur US on to an exercIle
and prefervation Of IT? Let us now
route from our Plumbers and choof-
our bet and mott able citizens 70 be lie
guardians and centinrls over our rights
and liberties. Let US mark iuch as are
already in oppofi'ion TO the eantempla-
ted fcparation-Let rs choole fneh as
are Fl m AM tea ifaa ia rheir prin,iples !;
on whom the fafciaaing and ailuring
chirms at great cfty will have no in
fuence--mcn Of stegrity; capable If
forming their own opinions upon "a
tional conliderations capable Of
honoriog the towns from which they
are fcnt and men capable OF ufefulnefs
AID activity Then viii it be well WI h
us-Then may we Get psaceably and
quietly under our own vines and fig
trees. and have none TO moleil or m Ike
Us afr vi. RUS ItCUS.
Falmouth, SbrH RI
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By the arrival Of he (hiP Mercury,
capt. Sterling, at this port yeaerday
evening in 81 day from liverpool, We
have intelligence fom the0ce 70 he 10Th
and from London to the 9Th Much,
both incluGve. From this il appears
that the Britilh government were 'ak-
lng ieps which were ltiodgiy irdica
tive OF war. Orders had been igueG
for general impeachment Of fa.men,
and were in 4ttul execution at Liver
pool when capt Sterling called. The
Mhitis, war. alto dit aed 70 tie eln-
bodied, and held in readiaefs TO be eal-
led into f-rvice, The eauie of thefe
preparations was fiid to Be owing 10 a
sdf4greementI between England and
France relpeAing the furrender Of Mall
ia. # IS not unlikely that the reten-
ton Of The Cape Of Good Hops by the
Englifh, is connected with thefe meat
ures of adminiir ati1n.
II was reported thai Mr.. Pitt and MFR
Windham were going iuto power; If
this be true, II would more than any
thing, ferve to eaablilh in cur opinion,
the high probability of immediate war.
Under fuch Miniaers the Britith gov
eminent would ai1ume a very different
one from that which has for fome time
pat d;Ringuifhed It. How far fuch an
event is eiIential to the int4rrit If NOT to-
the exiltence Of that empire, tits not for Us
to determine Ii may, however, well be
doubted, whether WAR, Or fubmifflon to
the dominion of BoNAPARrE is not an
alternative to which the Btitifh ia.
ton will foon be, if they are not already,
reduced. IF 70, we Gncerely hope thas
they will not heGlate in The choice,
but make a magnanimous appeal 70
arms II is very natural TO confider
what would be the effect on our own
country. Fira then, ihould Bonaparte
find himfelf erabarraaed in war with
England, it Is not impoiiible that he
will lilten to the terms which will be Of
fered him by our envoy, and perhaps he
may even fell to US The Floridas for
fome millions of dollars. Thus neat
ure which originated in weakneis and
FOLLY, may, by an accidental courie OF
things that could not have been foreieea
nor taken into the account when il was
adopted, eventually prove partially irc'
cefsful.
But this will not eX,u.e the r. ialan~
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Dp tbs @aii.
PH1LADsLPHIA. AFRIL Il

from New o. leans, dated the I7th
March, which ftates, " Inform ton has
jua been received Of the arrival a, Hav
annah of 900 French troops on thsir
way to this place 70 that we may ex
peel them in few days Pilots have
been ordered down the river to meet
them"
NEwYoRK, AFRfL II.
Extra7 Of q letter from a gentleman at
Port an Prince, dated The II nit. II Dir
frieud in fbir city, ,eesivsd via Pbiadei
tbia.
|" A French brig from Havre de
Grace, bound for This port, anchored
on the night of the r7ih init in fight
Of the guard fhiP, and on the next
morning fhe was boarded by the bri
gands, and every perfon on board put
to death, being IS pAdengers, I4failors,
and three officers, making in all IS
perfons. Barges were Immediately
ient frem the guard fhip, but their eff
forts were in vaio,r for as ioon IS the
negroes got pofeGiou of the prize, they
cro1ded all fail, ran her afhore and
immediately fet her on FIRE, aud IN a
ihort time fhe was confirmed. Four
places have been evacuated lat week,
one of which is Petit Guave. The bri-
gands got pofe1ion 81 5000 cartridges,
and powder houfe containing enough
to fuppIy them two years."
From Cape F,aneoit. Marcb S--Capt.
Fuller, arrived at Norfolk from Cape
Francois, informs, that fix ihips of the
line and nine tanfports had arrived
there having on board $1,000 troops |;
that General Rochambeau, had fhif
ted bis head charters TO Port Repub-
lican and that the inhabitants were
in hourly expectation Of an attack
from the blacks, who till envirsned
the town, and were fearful of their
ultimate fuccefs, in getting the place.
SALEM, APRIL II
The Gazette of the United States
takes notice, that at the 4h of March
celebrations, no toaas were given, and
no praifes flung. to Vice Prefdent Burr,
who before the 4th of March 1901 was
celebrated at every jacobin caucus and
feltival in the country, as "the tried pat
riot" the f" Interchangeable republican,"
and /" he friend of Liberty and Ameri-
ca"--and afks " What has Mr.. Burr
done to forfeit the praifes of democracy
Alas ! he has exprehed a with for :" an
union Of all bonef msn." All! there's
The rab; and the Jscobins declare,
that they viii have DO parr nor lot 10
this matter. 1T is notorious, ard il
mutt have fome effea upon the minds
of AL honef, men, that Mr. Burr has
bad no credit with the democratic par
~ ince he gave lhss sai0uJ .caa |!
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Dortlano,
MONDAY, APRIL IS, 1853.
SYMPTOMS OF WAR!

The following highly important IN.
telligence is from the Newyork Even
ing PoG Of the 5,h infant -
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Vrgir;a- $50
SCI WILL anfwer your queries &C
cording to my information | NUT
however prenife that the hrit thing
which trikes the (tranger's eye in this
country, is The inequality OF fortune,
and effects of fave y on the manners OF
the people. A man who does not po(-
iors plantation of a 1000 acres and
drove Of negroes, cuts no hgure. It's
a difprace for white men to work. con.
fequently lands are poorly cultivated.
produce fmall, compared with the
quantity ofIand held by planters, and
lazinefs clothes the greater part OF the
people with rags and wretchednefs.
The rich roll over their plantations i'd
carriages while the idle and poor are
fceping or drinking il their little huts.
Thank heaven /, IS not 70 in New En-.
gland. Happy people.
. How much is Mr.. Jeferlon
worth ?'-Mr. Jefe fan lives on a god
traa Of about 5000 acres. in Alberm-
arle county. Monticello j. fituated on
the top OF very high bill or mou tam.
10 arrive at wlrich you mul 60 round
the bill once or twice. Il you arrive az
the peak on which Is his Ill llfapel birk
houle. Some fay hi. houfs and lands
are kept in good order, and others fAy
not. He has from leo To 400
n groes. II. rents mott of his lands
md LET'S his neg oes. "A negroe Is hired
for EI5 per year. The demos he
il plain Republican, yet they do ncs
conider he buys, fels and Iets human
Hefh though be Is called friend to
tn people and their righ.s A Virgin
il Republican i 4 Democrat by pro
fslli1n, an ariitoorat by praaice"
PAlilon is about 10 publiih IN Parisy
the Hillory of French Literature. from
th- tisie Of Francis The 6rlf the pref
ent period, comprfing term OF th e
ce6turies. The author has oeen enga-
ged for thirty years on this work
Poor Human Nature rs likely foon to
be in perpexing dilemma, f1fpended,
Ike the tomb Of M4homet, between
heaven and earth. If he Cayenne,
Oxygeu, an Va-cioe Syit ms 20 on, il
will be impoilible 10 die if provifions
keep up th@ir prize, it will be no lefs
impo(lf5le 70 Evs lion TAP.
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;fesk,' Portland Gazette.


MONDAY, APRIL Is.

SP2ING.---sELEcrEs
RISE thr wild creatures Of Interpreting year,
And izviih fhed uneultur'd perfumes hsrei
Rife cd rous fhrnbs and breathe your fweets
around,
pife ye bcfs;euis, & deck yonr parent grorndl
Bid vernsl airs arnbrohaI fweets exhsle,
And The whole Spring defeend upon he gale,
With ;oy'sg1y beam each flower il.ail brishrer
glow,
with loves warm 5reath each breeze iha'l
foiter blow
Ah happy gales that tina fuch f~eets can give
All happier iifl that can fitch fweets receive
-sN~~o@so% $50 @ @~~,-
for ibis Gazette.
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CONSISTENCY.
Meas from Europe.
BOSTON, August 10.

Since our last we have had several ar
rivals from Europe. They furnish Paris
papers to the lltb, and London papers to
the 18th June.
The prominences Of the intelligence
are-1'he surrender of the Electorate of
Hanover to the French; the entry of
French troops into the German city OF
Bremen, and the imperial city of Ham
burgh; the con6scation of the British
property found therein; the declaration
of war by Great Britain against Hol-
land and the capture OF vast number
of French and Dutch ships by the British
cruizers.
The cause assigned by Buonaparte for
the invasion of Hamburger, is, {" his firm
resolution to shut up the Elbe, and ex-
clude Britain from the only port left her
in the north of Germany The Senate
of Hamburger applied to his Prussian
Majesty for his protection; but he ex
presses his " surprise that the Senate should
presume that he could, to CRAFTY thei,
most humble supplications, involve him
self and his subjects in a war with
1rance.'
The most active preparations for vim
dleive and sanguirlary war were making
in France, Holland and Great Britain );
while the presses on both sides groaned
under their loads of recrinination. In
France nothing appeared to be talked of
but an invasion of England To promote
which, the citizens, public .bodiesand 70
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aleranurla aouerttsfr.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 49,
THE SNOWMAN.

NUN DEN
AS it is ufuaI, mo matter about 's
fact for all performers in public 10 az
knowledge the applaufe of their aOd's' u,
70 l, your humble Snowman, aboD .1 ~
encouraged, and highly recomPenceo' 81, a
numerous aGonilhed fpetfators, on my D' =
exhibition, have again opened my IVA '
wonders. So lock, matters, LOOK
Who, Mr.. Snowman, is the HUE "'
f. bufy in command -,opn,
That, Matter, was once !" an uoh Wan,
tiny Coracan." bot now, King o. h oa5.
"a ruler of rulers. That man, ID, +.
aepping the contending powers o. !. Il, y.
white and red role Of England ~ ,ste
days of defpotifm, can make ard O''I [rh
Kings. csjolc nations, aOd o'el e.. and
as reaR his ambition, win M
fword. ding
the mighty armament intended 70 e sOl,d
Egypt9while his ambaGador at eol' - n.
tioo nc is in the very sa of /" rsy'. % The
homage Of his high confederation
fuprsm. lord of the Nile
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luntecr associations were cou;n,s
with contributions to build SHIN, Is 'Vfsa
line, frigates, and fat bottomed bs,..
contracts were said to be entered = /
furnish twelve hundred of the la, as
the lst Aug. to transport an Nv
100000 men across the English cb,,.I
the lst calm season after. Thi, sss
ton Benaparte has proclaimed ; and r.
tai, his minister Of interior, in e; r,p
tothe protects, and nation, Of the Is, T.
calls on the young men 8" 10 ioiis ',
ranI.S of the army, that they may lem.
conquer, and establish the repose and ~
perty Of France OFT The ,ams ftb. R,:'
government. Other public officers Is
similar language; and if any reI,ar,.
to be placed OH preparatory moven.s,
and appearances, the French will inv,
some part of the British domniou,. !,
present year.
In England, the Government doe, !,
appear to pay the smallest regard to 4.
French threats 1t, however, is IN,
menting its naval force by the utmost I
gour.-The seamen are 20 be aupm,r,J
to 10000 men /; and such has been i,
late unparalleled success of their etuu,
that sailors enter in great numbeu.-L
one day only, twenty TWO prizes arrived
at Plymouth, nine Of which were Fr,pd
and ten Dutch; the other three wee rej.
tra's susp .cled of basi g French I,
Dutch property on board.-Fhe Pain
m~nt had granted the usual wa taxes
and addresses to the King, apprObau,
the war. were signing in all parts .
the Kingdom. LIN these addresses the ca
of London had taken the lead. The y,
appeared very popular with the Bras
people. and the same windows which Sl
teen months since beamed with "Pca,
and Plenty" on the Proclamation cfpcae
blazed on the late celebration Of Il
Kings birth day, with representation,
/" Bell0xa's arr and " B,iteai fri
bome."
From a number of circumstances itv
apparent the mediation of some Of I
northern powers to effect peace, was
activity; but from the temper shewnt
the beIligerent cabinets, there was VI
little prospect q its success.
1t was reported, that France had d
manded shat Denmark should prsys
English vessels passing the Sound.
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English have i1'axl'o, 'nat the hil'6
can do no wrong - It's stupid 10 say this
of king; but Mr.. Jefferson has more
wisdom, more virtue, more honour, than
all the kings have put together, who reign
in Chrstendom. lie betray and sacrifice
the interest Of the nation! The SUPPOSE
ton is blasphemy.
Q. Inasmuch as the angels oflight be-
came foul a,ostates, it is surely not I'M
possible that even Mr.. Jefferson may err
and do wrong; and if such an incident
should exist and the public should thereby
be greatly endangered, ought not the feo-
pie to know it? .
A. 1t would be best that the people
should not know it: the publication OF
such intelligence would light up the torch
of sedition it would diminish the peo'
pies confidence in their chief magistrate,
and would estrange their hearts from his
sacred person.
@. Should printer publish any fact
Of this kind, together with substantial DO
cuments in proof what must be the con-
sequence
A. The presumptious wretch must
be indicted, and punished according to
law.
O. Should he produce in court twenty
substantial witnesses, in proof OF his allie.
cation, would not this circumstance tend
to effect his acqulttal
A. If Che should produce in court an
hundred witnesses, it could no wise avaii
him. The bench would not permit
them to be sworn: the common law tor
bids it.
Q. If Mr.. Jefferson should personally
appear in court, and acknowledge the fact
alledged against bin, might not this ex-
culpare the publisher /!
A.. 1t would in no manner tend to bis
exculpation, but would really aggravate
the offence it would prove that the allie
CATION were great tratb; and conse,
quently, that it were a great hbM
9, Is this then the Periectlon o. IL
berty?
A. 1t is the quintessence, the very
marrow of liberty It is the sacred touch.
stone of orthodoxy. Whoever does not
believe with all his heart, that to publish
all manner of evil against the ex-ottlcers,
and also against the second magistrate in
the nation, is highly merisorious and that
to publish aught against Mr.. Jefferson,
tho true,) is a damnable sin +; whoever
does not believe that the Sedition Law,
which admitted the truth in evidence, was
an act of horrible oppression and tyranny
and that the common law, which publishes
truth as severely as it does falshood, is the
best possible security for the freedom OF
the press whoever does not believe and
openly profess, without any equivacotlon
or mental reservation, all and every OF
these cardinal points Of republican faith,
together with all the subordinate doctrines
and principles, which have been now de
clared in this cafeeblical creed-is an
lnhdel, utterly unworthy to be cherish
ed or tolerated in the bosom OF our holy
church.
CONSISTENCY.
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@ attention.

The Members of the EPSON
JOCKEY CLuB are defired to meet
al Gadfby's Hotel on Saturday
the Goth Of Augult, at II O'Clock.
Members will take notice, that
on this day feyeral gentlemen
whining to become members will
be ballotted for.--Gentlemen
Sportfnen of Maryland are IN
yited to attend.
Augua II.
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I0ubltr Sale.

On Monday 22d inf. at 4 O'Clock
in The Afternoon, will be /old at The
boule Of Mr.. VIM. Virgins, il King
freet, 6etqueeu ST. A/a3b and N,e,,6isg-
tan frxets,
The following Articles
VIZ.
Gold Watch and Chain,
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Cream
Ever,
Feather Bed, Bediiead, and Bed
ding,
Mahogany Dining and Card Tables,
Looking GlsGes, Windior Chairs, &
fuudry other articles--part of the efate
Of the late Margaret Wilton, decealed.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
Amount To.
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NORFOLK, August IL.

We hear dispatches were receivsdH
the Collector OF this port, by the Mary
Capt. Howat, said to be Of great npt'
lance to the United States, from M.
Pincknry, our Ambassador at MadrdI
addressed to the Secretary of State, wata
were forwarded to Washington by Lauf'
days mail.
Arrived in Hampton Roads (Oourd u
Baltimore, the Barque Pfude, captain
Ramsay, So days from Lond0ndsf7;
Left there the ship Stafford, Of AMI bound
to Philadelphia; and ship Serpent, Of anu
bound to Baltimore. Capt. Ramsey
fearful CT having his passe gers prt,Sf''
put item ashore at Chinquoteaque' ~
visions were high-MeaI 2ild, per psSI
Of 10 lbs; beef 9 guineas per tlef'''
barrel Slaves IS guineas per NJ. j,
Arrived the british sloop oh0 S"'
Robert. capt. Mo rls, Z days from W
muda.
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for Sale,

xOi OC1dCo
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Mouay The nd Of dggxf, at fee
o'eloek in fbe afaer10oas on tie PRE-
myes,
An elegant three tory
B r &c K HOUSE,
on King ttreet, which has never been oc-
cupied. AJS,
Four Lots of Ground on the
fanc hreet. The above property is 10
fee 6mple, and clear of every REMEMBRANCE
whatever.
The terms will be made known at the
time of fale.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
AuyuR 10 dds
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the purchase Of bills under s. "a
ton OF 100000 dollars, it fo,bs,i Saps
altogether, there being no words IL ! 'ls
clause, limiting it: effects to tn, y b
priatioa." Tie perplexcd ob,cr,; Pr
these observations of secretary Gall,.g!! q,
worthy OF the ENHANCEMENT of aee,"
in his report. After what ha, sl.s'
been said, his comment on pa,,s.S
words ofthe clause would receive nm.
ed artention, were it now honoured vi.
further rsfutat'on. Some-of his MOI. ;,
neral assertions will be the subject 49, $
ture animadversinn. Al Pp IN
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t. Attentaon.l

The Members of the EPSON
Jockey CLuB are dellred to meet
at Gadfby's. Hotel on Saturday
the Goth Of Auguit, at ii o'clock.
Members will take notice, that
on this day feveral gentlemen
wifhing to become members will
be ballotted for. Gentlemen
Sportfmen of Maryland are in
vited to attend.
Augut II.
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For Sale,

x'Cf 6ttGC,
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Monday tie nd Of dxg1f, at JfVe
s'rleek ia The afternoon, on TIE fs<-
mjts,
= IAN elegant three Aory
BRICK HOUSE,
on King areet, which has never been oc-
cupied. A56,
Four Lots of Ground on the
fame hreet. The above property is in,
fee fimplc, and clear of every incumbranee
whatever.
The terms will be made known at the
time of fale.
P. G. MARsTELLLR.
Augua 10. dds
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-20
NEW YORK, Aupua -.
Th. Comm;ttee IF IeaI,b

The Committee Of Health, report 4,
occurrence of 7 deatKs and a4ncw caC,,s
the prevailing fzver, for the "a hon.,
proceeding s o'clock la& evening.
One of the deaths was at Bellcsre-.s-
other tx in the city. "