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SATURDAY,,
Mo a'elock, 4val Be Iold at The Venaxe
spre, The fOrxer of Kigg and Unisa
Stsets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in oaks,
Wine in pipes and quattcr caGes,
Mclailes 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. aud barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee 10 calks and bags,
Raiiins in kegs and boxes,
Qoeen's Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARR
B'oad Cloths, Irifh Linenss
cslimcress Calicoes,
kereys, Threads,
COatings, ChinMes,
|Halfthioks, Bedticks,
Esarraught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
aaNes, | Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottcns, Handkerchiefs,
WcrRed and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, sc.
THOS. PATTEN, AaRioaeer.
Iuneza.
| MolasseS, Almonds. &C.
Twenty hhds. retailing MolaAes of a
ny hyperion quality,
Twenty trails freih Almonds,
a quantity of loaf and lump Sugar in
ss. & bis.
Ten tierces frefh Rice, received per
ISs Celia. from II. York, and for faie
J. and T. VOWEL.
They hare on hand,
4 hhds. ST. Kits Rum, I'D and sd
proof,
100 bis. Pork,
20 do. brown Sugar,
Mufcatel and bloom Raifns,
% tons Platter,
A few quarter cafks
aadon particular Madeira Wine.
Msvac. eozw
& = PranIs1lg an all ITS "a
executed at this office
@ asatneJS and dst1atrb.
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Wanted TO Flacha7e,
A likely NEGRO GIRL from IS to
20 years Of age. For one we'll recom-
mended liberal price will be given.--.
Enquire of the Printer,
Juns g. ec6t
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rhe soufh. The Germanic bodv Il indeed
In the hand sc me First Consul. Three
new elertor. alonc the Rhine are under
The mouths ar his cannon. They dare not
speak. Speaki None dare SNEAK. Iyieu
dare not mini any ding inconsistent with
III vishes. Even n the;r conrtlv feast.
tbev IL l;ke namocles. destrnction s,,s.
pended over their beads IN sinple hair.
Would Won know r. sentiment az En-.
pinndi f1ool = the 5000. In TIE two
houses 81 pariiament. they speak their
fears. Sucb be;nv ~ General sent;ment
of Enrone. ear 4 ~ .anro.ed th.t 49,
win y;eT y;thont .rr;etv I 49, 1900.
Of Inn power and dominion. the ob;ect
Other haired and auprehension S
& Whit aid th,t tbere. /. s secnr;tv "a
The freedom 81 manlind frn,ns ~ naod.-
ration with which his enormous powers
Is Be exerciseds VAN delnsionI This
mower /. not ~. rrs.nl, ~ acc;dert. Al,
the moment When. France de,hrored her
SOVEREIGN i WINS easv - foresee:.z rhat :
/ confess. INNS, en.ne. In phirh hrr go
fence would Is ,faked apa;nsf ~, e,nrr,;r,.
Of lie world. IF moi -eono,ered ~ s,,r-
ronnd;ng nr;nce. Iard. RE hon. e .,,ch
con,,..s ,,,,l... T., ~ 81 -. 49,, -;
zens ~. ;dI.l h.r ,,,,r,err,,,. 800. -
ouir;nr disc;nl;ne rnu.t eyentnaliv en-.
1ner. She -, IN. .j,,r,a,,e., of s;,,,,,; ~,
and ,hos. ,rh;rh rss,l, fro7,, ,,n;o,, $500. :.
ed "a council. -,,,,certa;o ard s.l6.b1f7 I,
was e.,v 80 II soresNe ,ha, n Ia s.,,,s
nrogrrs. ~ eys,,s .nn,s far,,,ns,s s ,,.iis
5 ,so,,id 80 h;rossifon ~ = -, ,l.,,,a
en- ~ ~. Sc !, Fr.nrb ,en,,bl;c -. s.
w.v, !. r;a;rn,or. rb;mersI Ronar.,t.
Il: nI.ced h;,n.elf = - beaas of ,ha, -
ton hv deeds wh;ch 60, 5 l,.,re N n,
na,ne. n th;s .rlend;a c.reer i. ,,,,.t
$780,. Vher IS $500. =. At IL .,s;ll.
go. = re;.r, yVh.n.,e,. :, -, IA, i.
an. ,haf 1,or,.n, - en-. III 4. ro,,-
d.mned - m,.r;sc.ree ,To him -.
frrh;5l,.r - bsy,,,or;s. .nd n. rha,;.;.s
~ soc;aI I;se. II eo,nrn.,ds : ro,,l.. ~
oall.n, pat;on, na,s;ona,elv fand. of alorv
Tha. n.t;on .timnIate. him ~ s,or;o,,.
.nternr;ze .,d hec.n.e ,h.v .s. ,,e,,e-
rc,,, go 80. ,be,,, ,er.,,r. III .nss...
TIM, ~ ,s,,,s nr;ns;nIe nrs..n,. J, 49,
r. &c.. 81 II. ,,lar.l sI,a,s.,ls,s -.
;nner'ons re;rr,,rs.,,nc.s he r,,lrs. S n.
ron, .nd (. ',S;Il- r,,le here sI.o ,,nle..
81 y;coro,,. eve,r;on vo,, - ! ba,,, r.le =
81. 49, - = = Z.
H.,;n.. ,h,,. ,....a !. ,-..n;d s,,,.,,.. - =
,he ornss.si .,.,r &c Erro,,r i rer,a;n. - :
loot na,,;c,,ls,lv, s, ~ e,nd;tior' ~ n q
clard - e., = - a ,h.v nv h. -
ssr,sa y, ~ go, of ,hoss n,o.;, r.a.
:, 49,. 1900 nil -. = i. =, !,
1880 S 1870. -. - $500 Co.. 4, ~,
rival s shs ~;,I -. sr,;r-nt gsrse. =
hcr ;.,,nds. ,rd n.rt;.,Iar,v - TamsSc. 9,
m. si;r,.,. g psas..sIa X. .irs.d,. -,
$780, -. IT.. ,,..sass;s,,. -. of;, 1. o};nsss
cnl.fls ,,ornsr, nns;na ,he .;eIiv 4srd
h,,.s;....a ..a.s,.s a.s..ssS ~ 80. 49,.
-, 49,. !, sst.,r an ,hs;r enemy .hai,
-sssS, y. - - - IN 80. -.
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New World. AZ the frat sympfom Of
hostile sentiment she arrests the means Of
aggression. Thus the dependence Of
Spain isrende1red absolute. and Merchants
are rivcted forever. Does Spain behold
this state ofthines with calm indifference!
No. She feels Ill the panrs Of wounded
pride driven q the necessity Of perpetuat-
ing its own humiliation.
"A few words after what has already
been aid win suffice 10 shew the impor-
lance of these provinces to France. .fhis
results from the influence ON her rival, ON
Spain! and ON the United States; by
mem sof he position. the resources md
the means of aggression which those pro-
yinces afFord. Enough has been said of
the position. The resources are great
and encreasing. Not only cotton and in
dieo will BE furnished for her manufac.
lures but sapplies and subsistence forher
COLONIES and her troops. These resonr.
ces too viii be Al the very point most i'm.
portant both for defence and aggression.
The same force win be ready Is operate
cider against England, Spain. or Ameri-
ca. Thus thar force win be tripied IN i,s
moral effect. and infnenrce aiiks the con-
duct Of al AGAINST whom L NAV be direct-
ed. To What has been said an he facility
with which We NAV is assaiied. 1 might
add much. but 4 4 unnece ssarv. ii be-
hoves IS, however, g consider wen the,
snirit az The french onverrment. which
in an its chanpes have never la. s;rht Of
ibis oh;eet. he F,.neh in;r;ster Mon
sieur De IA Luzerne. when congress were
delihs rating on the ultimate far neace. OBJ.
tained : resolution that our Minister
should Is % our western BOUNDARY. treat
under the dictation az France. Our mi.
rnisters ] d;.dained he condition. and
refused q obey. Their manIv 1eapdnet
obtained for YOU the counpfries whose fate
il nov .,sbended On vonr del;berat;on..
Never. no never has Franee lo.t .;ob,: sc
Louisiana. Never far ! ooment ~. ,he
beenblind IS IL importance. Thoss who..
driven froni her bosom into, exiIe. van.
dered about among ,,s. have coathered and
.eomannnicated tbs fi,llest ;ninrmat;or..---
While thcy enioyed your hospitaiity they
p,rnbsd vo,,r weakness. and med;tated the
mueam of controulinr,s yonr conduct. What-
seyermay Sc the fair sppearances. rely on
Il that eyerv Frenehman hear win him
ever where ! French heart. and g. IS
ought i honor. him for Il. OF lint
sAIefIiicans had AWAY. an Amer;ean
heart -. y &, 81
{ n re Inains 10 notice the advantage of
this country To the United SAFES. e +
nav ula Telate TO our power. our peaee. eur
commerce. and above ali 10 our freedom.
AZ 10 our power somcthinr has already
been .aid ON the peaceful influence wh;ch
results from the dependence Of collonies
beloueinr 10 the great nations Of Furope !;
add - this that ths uroo,1inct 81 ,ho.e ooiIo.
M. must pass by our door, and s. exno..
"a 70 our eruisers. Al further advantaoe
"a he found n the ready men. of invas;-
a. IN concert Win ~. troops of ofher.1
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TWHoLE No. ais,l

u % our lnterestt0 preserve the authority
Of Spain over her American territory
We have enough Of our own. We can,
have no Wishto extend our dominion.--
We want men, otland. We are there-
fore the natural snd the safe guardians Of
Spain. On us she may rely with perfect
confidence. We can derive from that
commerce. whidi Il Is her interest 10 per-
nit, III the aduhtages We ought 10 ask.
But great As arr the benefits which win
resuIt from the }bssessionof the Fioridas
and Newt rle 5. great q il their ten
deney 20 advan4 our power, secure Our
peace, and ext ID our commerce. there
j Z considerdon n companion .with
which comneree, peace, and powerare Of
hut llieht avail. These provinces win
fcrtik he deEences Of ouf freedom. MY
hond1bls colleague has stated to you his
appr3heusions from Standing armies
And YET, sir, Il we Be NOT possessed Of
this territory, standing armies become
Necessary. Without an imposing milita-
" free. the inhabitants Of the western
coutry wiz Be IN such immediate danger,
tha}they must league with 4 neighbour
VIII win have every thing % Offer, md
froh whom We win have every thing %
fea4 This win lead to.the worst Of III
waf, % civil war, and when that shall
HAPPEN, liberty win seon Be lost The
arnly which has defeated one half the ma
tioJ win easily lend itself to enslave the
otter. Such i the history, and suckWill
eysrbe the fate Of man. ID this view then,
above al Others, Is that possession most
precious. Whenitis 10 our hands We need
no standing. army. We can turn our whole
atteStion to naval defence, which gives
complete security both 1t home and abroad.
When We have twenty ships Of the line 10
sea, and there Is no good reason why we
should not have them, we shall Be respect
dby all Europe. The sense OF security
'resulting from such force must give 1 new
spring 10 industry and increase the stock
ofnationalWealth. The expense eompar.
ed with the teneftis moaefate, nay, trif.
ling. And II me here say one word as
to national expense. Sir, whatever sums
me necessary 10 secure the national inde-
pendence mutt Be paid. They viii not
amount to ons half Of what il must costus
to be subdned live win not pay for be-
ing defended We must pay for being con-
q,iered. Thekc Is no medium, and but
one alternative. In the proper expendi-
tire for defence, therefore, Is trle econ.
omy. and every pitiful saving ineonsist-
ent with that object. i the worst, the
nostproHigats profnsion.
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lave been deful,ofy. j t'pE he Eouie Is
nov ,ully convinced Of the necea!y q
,eGolviug i,irifinto committees OF '.e
whole on the report Of tic ieists semmlt
tee. therefore hope the pcitporeaas''
will not be agreed 70.
Debuts to be e0ntfaasa.
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LateG Foreign Intelligence.

.Frsm L0sdas Sa2sy, to fb< aot6 Mayrb,
rse<iOed ct The e6Ec< Of tbs Ntqv 7ork
Msrsartae Alvsytyfr. By tie Rip Jill
am, and 0t5er srriOal,.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-06
I.ateA from FRANCE.

By The Sally, capt. Iagsyloh arriued a.
Bgfos, on Wednsf1ay Igf, IN 80 days
fr0m B0rat0ux, regaia, FRIES Of Paris
papers 10 1be zlf March, bavr been re
esived. 1dsft papers do aof, boqvtve,,
eontafu aJsagk Indicative 81 pv4r. Thy
mention TIE 9,sparafory pr0ceediags in En-
gland, qvbieb bave been detailed here !;
bit they do ii ruifb peytsa non chalanee.
ia@ors, sbe Paris papers are nozva al near
J. barren ofboliAealneqvs az the Madrld
GaSrftr. 76sy are filled up poitb ps9jeas
of The azus qvbieb are to farm the eiv;l
rols ard a,heles xl5te7iag the internal
eeon0my ttbe Republic. Oae migbt 4,
Jan <xps2 10 fad an episioa or okis,van
on an fbe affairs s tbe government Of an
Algerne Ga2ette, as IN Paris nezvJto8er.
The government takes its nealarxs, and 6xr.
.laes them auit6oat troubling The beo6k to
think q any tbing, Bat yielding obedience
thereto. Tbs far The Paris bop<y5.
Bgfos Gax.
lie intelligence, 5sUsver, svb;ie1 IKE
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Ecce Iterum Crifpinu,I!!

To be continually in fate Of active
hofitili,y againf public impohtion and
falfehood, however laudabIe it maybe ia
iilelf, TO an ingenious mind mutt be PAID
full. To be condemned to the dradgery
Of perpetually watching the fame mill
holle round of pltlic deception, OF re-
peatedly detecting the fame itnpoeufc,
and of meeting a, every return the peril.
racious repetition of the fame Gull, bung
ling cheat upon the people, is Certainly
vcxa,ious. Yet it is a talk TO which
every honea man is bound by his ci'il
duties, and from which the managers OF
public Journals above all Others csonoS
ihIink without guilt. Some tine ago.
when fa]lchood, if once detected, dare
not thew IFS front again 10 the laH,efhape'
this kind Of care would have beeniupef'
Auous but now, when it returo, 10 the
charge ,.unabalhed BY lhamc, unchcckedpy
remorfe, when it attempts TO weay or,
part of the people into acquielccnce, ana
cajoles another into belief, fociety ana
every thing valuable in it mult crul'o's
to ruins, if fuch things, though they re-
turn a thoufand times to the charge, af'
not as often encountered, and driven BACK
Wearifome and odiou. TO ouyfelyes % mo
talk of repetition mutt be, we will PEI s
form this duty ftri6tly and conlelenliouh,'
Our reader. cannon be furprized, It IN an
iwering fuch tautologous nonienie, fao''
Iogy Alould appear for invention "uS
be exhauGed where its labor IS great a''t
its TODD but little. The puryeyo',
tallehOod, 70 far from being sEaa'cS y
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alfraslorta aansrtis,c.
FRIDAT, MAY 6.

FRlDAT, MAY D.
Captain Morgan Of the suf.nn,h i,
rived at Philadelphia informs, thar Will.
he lay at New Crlean-, feyeral pcr(ans
among whom were three Frenchmen
were unprecedented and imprilonrd, on
charge OF having eonlpired with the BLACKS,
mitigating thcm TO rebellion and naga'
ere. Much uncaGneis prevailed fer e
veral days. At the time of his falling.
inc public mind had reSaincd tranquility,
Phi. Gae.
According to the representation ofcaot.
Reilly, arrived at Philadelphia I'd MAY.
it appears, that the approximations OF var
with the Unilei States, created grea,
panic i'll the Spaniih court. While he lay
there, an express arrived from Madrid
with dispatches, TO be put on board fae
falling kings veAel, with orders to Gail i'm.
mediately, for any port in the u. S. In LEFT
than half an hour,a S!,anith brig was under
way. 4his circumfarce excited much con.
formation; and the general impreiion was
that war could only be ayerred by the
lpeedy tranfmilIion Of conciIiatory diG
patches.
1t will be recolieaed, that this brig
arrived fomc time Gncc at Baltimore, and
thar the contents of her dispatches vera
--aDayauees of a continuation Of the right
OF depolit at New Orleans.
IBID.
Extraa Of a letter, dated Paris, l7ts
Janay, 1865, 10 q gentleman 10
CHARLTON.
Every thing quiet; the French Miniacr
going to America; only waits until his govern.
msnt make arrangement. for paying the dcbu
due to our citizens-when that will be cannot
fay. hops the Kentucky lads are new in poi.
fefion of New Orleans-if not, you have n,
fpunk--we with it here it would not hurt Us,
but the contrary"
A London paper Of the 18th Of March
contains the following
As j, natural, yeferday abounded il
reports. 1t was faid that letters had been
received by fome respectable Houfe in the
City announcing
That an attion had taken place betweeI
the French Squadron and the lhips under
the command of Sir Richard Bickerron,
off Malta in which after fhore but
fmart engagement, the Britih Seamss
proved victorious. The caufc Of this
rencontre is faid to have arriien as follows;
The French Admiral Unified on entering
the3 harbor OF Malta, notwithstanding the
ffongef remonarances on the part of Sir
Richard Bickerton, who declared that his
orders would not admit the entrance Of
luch;a military force, the Frenchman main
tanned, that as Malsa was neutral port,
no man fhouid preclude him from thi. graz
LITIGATION. Sir Richard at laf finding all
civil remonfiances in vain, fired upon the
Frehchman as he proceeded towards the
harbour, when the conflict terminated AZ
already defcribed.
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Lattj7 Foreign Intelligence.
NEW YORK, May 8.

We lay before the readers OF the MFR
CAMILLE ADVERTISER this morning laler
European Intelligence than has been re-
Ceiyed in America.
The ihip Cotton Planter, Jeferies, ar
rived Taft evening within the Hook, in 81
days from Liverpool. She left Liverpool
on the 10th March, & the capt ha. oblig-
iogly favored US with the paper he brought
--the London COURIER OF the z3d.
The extraAsswhich follow compriz.
every article it contains of "a political ma
ture in which the public can have an in
tcref -
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i0uhlle Hen0ue.
On TUESDAY.

1HWuttl OkbAOW<s
On TUESDAY,
~ 10 s'elark, zrill Be said at tbe Ytn1ae Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and DIS.
Unlikely and Apple Brandy in BIS.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee u tierccs and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o,
A uarsey Of DRY GOODS,
Among Which are,
Cloths, Ccatings,
Kerieymerss, D1fils,
Plains and Kcrfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
y Elsfisks, blue Friezes,
CsliHlancoes and Ruiels,
Yarn Stockings,
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Ofnaburgs and Ticklenbusga,
Mullins and Muffin Handle,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Hsndkerchiefa,
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TIE Subscriber
RESPECTFULLY informs his irisnds andihe public
in general that be has opened lis Store again
in Union arees, where he has for ia'e.
All kinds of GROCERIES,
Rhode ifard Caecfe and Potatoes,
Onions. Corn Msal, together with
FrsA Fruits and Nus, NJ.
Oranges, lemons, lines, tammarn8s, rashns,
hgs, prucns, Eoglifn wainuss, almonds, and lheli
oarks.
PhjLadeIpd5a Bottled Cydsr
of The fri qoalisy. exqclisns Eat maekarei by the
barrel, and frit quality chewing tobacco.
Abel Willis.
Sept. IS.
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On WEDNESDAY,

], 10 s'elsek, aviH Be jaldattbe Yexaae Sore, fte
corner IF King and Onion R,etts.
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
Whiksy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quattsr ca2s,
Violates in bids.
Sagar in hlds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks aud bags,
Rsifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
4 variety eff DRY GOODS,
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MUSCOVADO SUGAR.

THE fabfsribers have received, per the ieRr
Leboo, and offer for fale on 'calonab|c terms
hhds. H@ qlalty
1 - b Hs.SS,' caadalol4Se Sugar.
'7Sey k4es aJo ~ 5ea@,
70 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
IL do. do. ST. Kits Ran,
Whi0sey in tierces and bis.
And parcel Of ST. Martins SIT.
]. and 7. Vowel.
Augua IS.
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AMONG WHICH ARE-
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linenss
Caaimeres, Calicoess
Kerieys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
sialfthicks, Bsdticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muilin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, HandkeSchicfs,
Worried and other India Cottons, Sc
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Auaiosee,.
October a..
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TEN doll AIRS REWARD.

CTRAYED Or stolen from lie Lick
y Mill, ON Friday evening the siitE
Inst, two HORSES, one Of tRem I light
bay, remarkably hollow IN the back, has
some saddle marks, i sbSnf fifteen hands
md an inch high, wiz - eight years old
next spring, shod al round and l. natu-
raj trutfer- oder i Of an iron roam
colour, about fourteen and an half hands
high, between fur and Ave years old.
has short switch tail, shod IN round,
trots, racks and canters wen, and i an
excellent saddle horsel Five dollars re.
ward and reasonable expenses win be
given for the abovc horses, (should they
have strayed away1 IL brought home, OF
delivered 10 Mr.. Edmund Graham, in
Martinsburg Hstolen, the above reward
win be given for the horses and thief.
JAMES MARSHALL. es'
February Is, 1905. e &
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no be sold Il Public vendue, On Tues
drylthe 18th Of March next, Il the
subscribers Plantation, one and IN
half miles from Bpckles Town,
.HORSES, Mich Cows, Hog, Sheep,
II variety Of Household Furninre,
4 Wagon, Flows, Harrows, ! Wind
Mill, and number Of other Farming
Utensils TOO numerous to meulion. The
terms win be made known on the day Of
sale. The sale 10 commence early in the
day, when due attendance viii BE given ~
JAMES STARRET.
February 10, 1908.
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4 Afewnights since, q Gentleman intiiis
City who went to- bed IN room with Z
pan Of common Goals from the hearth in Il,
was wakened in the night by'the noise Of
his Wife, who felt the effects Of the eiIlu-
via from the Goals so severely, Tim she
had risen and gone to the door, where she
had fallen On the Roorj when the timely
alarms other Husband probably saved her
life, If not his own likewise.
When 40 many instances Of this nature
are continually presented to the Public,
Ills astonishing that the People win be 90
careless oftheir lives and heaith, rs to ex-
pose themselves 70 the noxious vapours Of
burning Goals in close rooms.
Hudson P.per.f