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THOMAS DIXON,
CUMBERLAND DUGAN.
CUMBERLAND DUGAN.
COUNTY,
T. E. STANSBURY,
ALEXIS LEMON,
Mr.. BROWN.
C. RIDGELY of w.
THOMAS BAILEY, S5srif.

In letter written by General Warrington,
which has lately come TO the HANDS Of the Editor
of the LancaRer Journal, and publlhcd in that
paper, Rejecting the engagement in The year
1851, we find his opinion of the sascoaales oftbe
French. In this kirmiih the American forces
were obliged TO retreat. which was managed by
Warrington, then Major, in msit able man
uer. In commenting on the French commander,
Villier's account of this bufncls, he fays:
/" Shor' as my time is, cannot help remark
ing on Vilier's account of the battle of, and
traniaStions at The Meadows; as it is very ex-
rraosdnary and no lefs erroneous than inconfllt-
ent. He iays the French received the fiFf FIRE:
itis well known that we received il at GOO PAGES
diaance. He alto fays, our fears obliged US TO
retreat IN the mott diforderly manner alter the
equalization. How is this confident with his
other account? He acknowledges that we fui-
tanned the attack warmly, from 70 in the morning
until dark; and that he called firft 60 pariey,
which irongly indicates that we were not totally
AFFORDED 10 fear. IF the gentleman 10 his account
had adhered 10 truth he mutt have contrhed that
We looked upon his offer TO pasley as an artifce
get into and examine our trenches; and rcfuied
=" aAs oSSVuit uutu tuet uChiCu al Vli~Si 81
be TENT TO them, and gave their parole for ms
aie return: He nigh, ALTO, if he lad been as great
a lover of truth, as he was of vain glory, have
laid, that We absolutely refufed their arit ard ie-
sond propofa, and would content TO capitulate mp
on no other terms than fuch as we obtained. Thar
we were wiKfully, or ignoran,!y, deceived by our
interpreter, in regard to the word aH4finstion, I
do aver, and will TO my dying moment 70 will
every officer that was preienf.
Yet, to FAY We came off Precip;tstely is ab-
solutely falfe, notwithstanding they did, contrary
10 articles, ueg their Indians TO pillagc our bag
gage, and commit all kinds OF irregulariry.
6 Their gafconades and boafed clemeucy NUT
appear in the moR iuhcrous light TO every conf
dssate perfon that reads Villier's Journal--fach
preparations for an attack, fach yigor ard intre-
pidity as he pre,ends to have conducted his march
with, fnch revenge as by his own account ap-
pcared in his attack con6drred, it will hardly be
thought that compsIlion was his motive for calling
a parley-But to fun up the whole, Mr.. Viiliss
pays himfe!f no great compliment in iaying we
were truck with panic when matters were ad-
juaed. We furely could not be afraid without
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

On Saturday last (says late London paper) a
most remarkable circumstance happened in Wych-
street, opposite the gate of the New Inn. About
Ten O'Clock in the morning woman very decent
ly dressed, came up to a man who was coming
that way and attempting to lay hold Of him, fell
back and Immediately expired.
On being searched, there was nothing which
could lead to knowledge of her name or who
she was for though some pawn brokers' dupli.
Gates were found in her pocket, the articles APP
peared to have been pledged under some other
names. as the pawn broker declared he was unac-
qualnted with the person of the woman. She
was conveyed to the work heuSe, where the
Coroner.s Jury sat on Sunday Lass and found yer-
dict off, die3b The VJftation Of Cod.
The most extraordinary part of the anecdotc
is, that the man who was so accosted by the de-
ceased, and who appears to have been porter in
the Brownlow.street Lying in Hospital, as soon
as he came home, said he had received shock
from which he should never recover, and died in
the course of the day.
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(CharLs. Gourier.)

Bonaparte's conduct to the poor Hanove-
rians affords an instructive lesson to every
nation which has any interests in the politics
Of Europe. He first demanded their coun-
try--they surrendered that, and left their
vi'ses, their fg-trees, and their all, to gra-
tify French rapacity. Not satisfied with
this, he demands their arms, and their per-
sons, contrary to his express stiPulations |!
This truly is perfectly consistent with the
character of Bonapalte. 1t is Of the same
hue with his professions and conduct in We
nice, Genoa, Milan, Tuscany, to the Pope,
and in Egypt; and it shows that the same
perfdy and falsehood which marked his
course through the richest and most fertile
parts Of Europe, still pertain to him. En-
glishnaen, it is hoped, are now sufficiently
alive to the dangers which surround them,
sufficiently apprized ofthe character other
enemy, to know that they must meet him,
not with the olive branch, nor with their
peace offerings, but with the sword and the
bayonet; they must greet him as they did
at Acre, and trample under foot his myr-
midons as they did at Cairo and Alexan-
dria. (i6td)
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with a hope that they will be able to accomplish
their views, that thereby they may lin iecureiy
Do they expect TO cruh the liberty Of the prefs
and Glence the voice of federation, that they may
triumph in iniquity? II they do, we truf they
will find thtmfelves miaaken; we trra there is
yeta fpirit in The country, which will refii 10 the
utmof, neafures 70 tt.ongly tintfured with the
tyranny of deipotifn. (Uhea PanIkJ
The natives of the forest are represented
as worshipping their gods from fear, and as
considering them as cruel and malignant
beings, whose anger they can a3pease only
by the deepest self abasement, and the most
severe corporeaS chastisements. Some of
the Gentle nations, mentioned in scripture,
offered up their children as sacrifices to
N oloch; but these were the practices of
heather and barbaroas nations. IN more
modern times, in a country distinguished as
the most polished ON earth, and at a period
exceeding all others for the general difasi-
on of light and knowledge, We find degree
of alteration paid to,a man which falls Little
short of the ostensible worship offered up
TO the gods OF the heathen, or the Nloloch
Of the Gentiles. When we read the ad.
dresses to the Chief Consul Of France as
he passed through his country, we perceive
a species Of worship not more rational than
what is offered to the Deities of the most
barbarous nations.
We see homage paid to being who COM
menced his career by cutting in pieces the
unarmed citizens of Paris, when convened
to assert their constitutional rights to q free
election; who with FIRE and sword desolat-
ed the plains OF Italy; who murdered his
captives in cold blood at JaHa; who poi
soned his own poor wounded soldiers that
had followed him from their country, their
wives, and their children and who now
wages war against law, liberty, and social
happiness for the qualification Of his own
ambition.
<Dl ],
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MARRIED.,

On the as,h July, at Aberleldic, (Scotland,)
jams SteqoQyt, refdent in Abefleldie, aged one
hundred and eleven. This is the third m-ffiage
OF this man of three centuries. Although he
could NOT eanse at bis wedding, having been lame
for fome years paR, yet he entertained the
company with the Highland bag pipe, upon WHICH
ne is very expert player.
AT Raymond, IN. H. Mr.. Jobn Leqvias
aged 60, to Mrs. Hannah S6auaou, sged "a.
"IfL oVe's q. FINE tbat's kiualed BY desire,
An old stick's wrely best--becaxn IFS drier.p
Far. M1ieum.
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Mainland Ele9ion.

N. R. Moore aud VIM. M'Creery, are elect
ed to represent the city and county Of Baltimore,
IN the Congress Of the United States.
ReprJsnsativss 10 The A0Sm6ly.
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caofe, ard if We bad caute after equalization was
a reflection upon himi:lf."
Extraf fran a litter yseeia,ed IN Ptiladslpbia
fran Caaiz, dafrd l4ugxf i, 1868.

Extraf f,om a litter yses,0ed IN Phladelpbia,
fran C9aiz, dafrd 44uga9 !, 1853
between this country and England Inc
vitabc. Many months cannot pass over with
outfits taking place, and the probability is, that,
the northern powers VIII b. engaged also, The
French rinilter l.ere has completely guled the
English nation. He induced tie Prince Of Peace
to4en jar audience fca saceVt days; s 70 paylthe
greatest respect and aastenlg sttenton TO the srD
basssdar of Great Britain, who wrote home TO his
governaleet acreumstantial account Of the pro.
ceedings on tts part of Spasu and Of the pro-
b4bllity OF Span itiaing ilem against France.
Ii will occur 70 zen 1T once The policy
of this nsanner OF proceeding. The Spaniar4s
were expecting il all three moEshs a5ot, eighty
millions OF doitaIs, which had actually been ship.
ped, aud tie whole SUN has been received safely
into this corntry. The great statesne;lof The u
nited Kingdoms could MT see this Their dupliciy
they would snot be warned by former experience
nor the situation Of this Country absolutely &C.
pendent upon France, but Suffer themselves, 10 be
duped by soshallow an artifce. The Fsepeh am,
bsssador flld no difficulty Il approaching the clio
set oftiie prince now, ard the Brlsh Munster secs
with sorrow c5hefs enjoying the t.uts Ola harvest
which might have been gathered BY his own ~oun-
thy.
!" Mr.. Young, our consul general, will very
soon return to America. He is tired Of being in
cfice ~i'b'ut sufficient pay to support him.
g An express arrived here about four days since
from Madrd, inlbfyty fs bouys, to Tie govern
or, which IS supposed 70 have contained soae con
muaicaror OF great Importance; certaip it is that
orders were immediately issued to mt the can
noAround the walls and raiaparts, which was yes
terday finished, and the whole charged with ball
It is supposed the En5ish viii vent their rage uF
on soine-ssa port town.
g There is, and has been this month pass
very hot press in all the townsof this Kingdom
and it is determined TO continue 1t until all the
regiments and navy tnow much reduced) are COM
petely manned. Tie patroIe gees aboutat night,
enters houses by saying 6 Open to the governor"
and takes ali young men. of whom it has previ
ously procured list, who have no particular
employment; and every man who is found With
loose women after ten O'Clock at night, is taken
off Ton SOLDIER
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70 Let.

TIE frame Warehoufe on King areet, two
doors above Pitt Street, now occupied by Am
bTofe VaGe. PoG-Gion will be given on the 18th
Of this month apply, in the abfsace of the
fubfcrber, to Col. Dennis Ramiey.
R. /. TAYLOR.
Augnl IS co
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alsraubrfa Datip abnsrttssf.
THURSDAY, OcToBER s.
HEALTH-oFFRE,
OCTOBER 6

The Committee of Health report seven
deaths for the "a hours ending this morn
ing az 10 o'clock.
adults,
children.
They acknowledge, with gratitude, the
receipt of Forty D0llars from friend in the
country, Ten D0lars from Edmund Den
nv and Ten DoLafSfrom Jacob Heineman,
as donations for the use of the Peer.
S. SNOWDEN, Sec'ry.
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Arrived the Ship Hunter, IapC. At'hnlghs,
4. days from Eslneur. Capt. MKuigt,y has
ro,,tey furnished rs with list OF the American
vessels living at Elsnsur az the eine Of hs sailing,
but which has been anticipated by arrivals At the
nortbwari,
Sailed from Elsineur in company with the fol.
lowing vessels: viz.
Iuly 20, ships Ann and Hope, Thos. Laiege,
Of Providence, Re- |. for New York; Hope,
Robert Robinson, of New Port, r !. Tor .sew
York; Charleston, Wysr, Of and for New York;
Eagle, Henry Hudson, of and tor Newport, r..
/. Good Hope, Joseph Lambert, OF and for Sa-
lem: Baltic, Thomas Brown, of AID for Port
land; William ana Mary, John Dillingham;, Of
and for New Port, r. j. Elizabeth, Abisha De-
tano. Of and fer NewburypoTt Martha Wash
;uqton, Samuel Calder, of and for Giocester;
With several Others, names not fecolicGtcd.
August 29th, lat. 46, n. long. "a, w. spoke
ship Perseverance, Capt. Dixon, OF and from
Noriolk, for Falmouth.
Sept 4th, lat. A, n. long. As, w. spoke
brig Susanna and Sally, capt. Orne, of and from
Norfolk for Cork.
Sept. 10th. las 50, 80, W. loag. e2, IL,
spake,bng Fox. Of and for Salem, from Isle of
May.
Sept. alst. lat. IS N. long, 81, W. spoke
brig Jane, of and from Boston, for Barbados.
Brig George, capt. Clark of Baltimore. from
ST. Petersburg, was at New Point Comfort the
goth ult.
Maryland Election.
N. r. Moore aud VIM. M'Creery, are elect
ed to represent the city and county Of Baltimore,
IN the Congress Of the United States.
ReprJsnsativts 10 The A0Smbly.
CRY,
THOMAS DIXON,
CUMBERLAND DUGAN.
COUNTY,
T. E. STANSBURY,
ALEXIS LEMON,
Mr.. BROWN.
C.. RIDGELY of w.
THOMAS BAILEY, Sbsrif.
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INe oW65C326eY
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
in general, thar he has opened his Store again
in Union treet, where he has for fale,
All kinds Of GROCERIES,
Rhode Iaahd cheefe and Potatoes,
Onions. Corn Meal fogethe with
FrsM FrultS and NUS, Olz.
Oranges, lemons, Iimes tammarinds, railns,
Ags, pruens, Engliih walnuts, almonds, and lhelI
5arks.
PHILADELPHIA Bottled Cyder
of the drit quality. exsellen. "a, mackarel by the
barrel, and flrf quality chewing tobacco.
Abel Willis.
Sept. rs.
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TO THE EDITOR.
Nezv Orieaas, Dec. {, I8c

Nezv Oriraas, Dec. s, 1907.
{" The ii,ua5ion of this place, as to the
operation Of the Intendant's proclamation,
continues the fame as at my laa. There
are now eight or ten American veifels lay
ing here. unable to obtain permiflion to
dilcharge, and having no other way fge'-
ting rid of their cargoes, but by fend-
ing them to Natchez Ia perilous itep In
deed
/" We are very anxious to hear what
courfe your government will adopt on
this intercRing location. If we are TO
Judge from what our neishbors at the
Natchez intimate, it will be productive
Of very important change in the reiati-
ons of the two governments"
g There i. no doubt as to the French
taking poaefion Of this colony. When
it will takep place, however, is matter OF
uncertainty. 1t is the policy Of the Spa
Nth government to act IN da1knels. We
therefore hall not be officially apprifed of
this circumfance, until the arrival of the
French commiaioners.
Arrived, hip Matilda, Talbot, New
Orleans; Columbia, Holmes, Bottom.
Cleared, lchr. Three Friends, Brooks
St. Thomas Amity, Trefelhen, Portf-
mouth, n. Fl.
Schr. Farmers Delight, Brown, from
Wilmington, Delaware, has arrived az
Antigua.
Ca3t. Tal5ot lef7 at M,v- orleassf6e fsL
loqvins veDsk:
Ships Howard, Blake, and Fame, But-
Ter Of New York, loading for Europe;
Mars, Crane, of Philadelphia, loading, 10
fail about the 1T Jan. Sarah, Crane, DO.
juf arrived.
Briggs Mariner, Strong, Portland; THO,
Hill, New York; George Clinton, Hol-
den, do. Dilpatch, Stewart, phisadelphls;
Auguau:, Toby. do
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SALEM, December II.

Arrived, fhip Adventure, Webb, from
Calcutta, via the Vineyard, which fhe
left on Thurlday morning laif, in compa-
no with TIE ica'r Polly, for this port from
the iouthward.
Seh'r Hope, Grant, 81 days from De,
marara, and 2S from ST. Croix. Markets
at St. Croix Flour 6 to 7 dollars, lum-
Der IS dollars. At Demarara /: Fiji 7
10 dolls. Beef 20, Pork 4 joes. Spoke,
in lat. 20, ihip Sally. 40 hours from N
York, bound to Drifol. Left the Vine
yard on Sunday. Sailing in co. with 10
fail for Bottom and the Ealtward. Spoke
on Sunday evening, lhip going into
Bottom, from Hamburg, who Informed
that the Hazard, Gardner, Of this port,
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was there. Ioforms that capt. Knapp was
fpoken in long. S, 3. BY the Dart Gn' :;
neanan, from Salem bound 10 Moeoa, all
Capt. Gran, left at ST. cr0ix, Nov.
10. brig Henry, Jones, Of Bath, 10 fail IN
ten days for Boaon, hands hck, and the
mate dead (; fchr. Ocean, Roach, OF Port
land. AT ST. Crolx capt. G. received
the following lit Of veiiels at Surrsnam,
o.. 10; brigs, Mary, Cook, Prcyi-
denee; D.fpatch, Bray, Por'iinouth THE
latter had loft 70 head Of i've flock 10 a
paHage Of ST. DAYS from ST. Jago.) Schrs.
Jack, Stacy, Glouceaer; Sea Flower,
Wheaton, Providence Federal, Rath-
bone, Newport Sally, Filrt; Hannah,
and Union, Bickford, Salem
Raven, Briggs, Portland; Jotiah Parker,
Davis, Norfolk.
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Richmond, Nansy, boand to Virgin,
and lnips Ohio AMI Cornclia, on accom-,
OF head winds.
January 4.
Entered, fch'r Julia, fchy, Philsdel-
phia.
Cleared, brig Harrio,, Purdy, Wan
ington, n. c. fch'rs Martha Walhinpto.
+ Ferrel, Antigua Lionefs, Smith, Chsrle('
ton.
January s.
Captain Holfz Of the flip Friendllip
arrived here lait evening from Hamburpb'
informs us thar on the zIlt November, in
the EngIilh Channel, he fpokea sweaifh-
~ gun frigate from Barcelona, bound to
Sweden, from whom he learnt thar an
American frigate had lately fallen in with
and captured a Tripoli,an ffigste in H..
Mediterranean. The Swedill1 caota;o
received this intelligence frsm the captain
of the American higate.
Arrived, hip Grace, Taylor, London;
Feiendlhip, Holtz, Ham5ergh; ichoontr
Wethy, Pratt, Antigua.
Cleared, fhip Canada, Harvey, Greer.
ock !; fch'r Regulator, Hall, Charlepon.
The lch'r Debbe, from Savannah. isa.
lhore at squam beach.
,4ryiyfd Enfr M, joG
Ship Grace, Taylor, u days from Lon.
don. Dec. 4, lat.443, 40, long. a., fpoke
hip Townlend- Packer, bound from Tor
tola TO Falmouth, out II days. Nov.
e, in lat. 40, 10, long. 70, 81, fpoke
brig William, bound from Newfoundland
10 the Wet Indies.
Ship Fr:endhip, Holtz, 40 days from
Hamburger. Let there, hip , of
New York, to fail on the 10th October,
for Philadelphia. Dec. 3o,lat. 81, long.
IS, fpoke the Englilh brig Ann, bound
from Virginia to Leghorn. Dec. IS, lat.
40, long. 68, so, fpoke fhip Georgia
Packet, out 3 day from this port, bound
to Savannah. Brig Bellona belonging to
New Bedford, left Hamburger for this
port days before the Friendlhip.
Schooner Wealthy, Pratt, from Anti
qua. The fchooner Triton, from this
port, arrived the day before captain P.
failed. Lett briggs, Olive Branch, Brad.
ley, for ST. Kits, to Gail 18th December,
Fanny, Terry, for New bern, 10: Sally,
Brent, Warrington, 18th Globe, -,
Philadelphia George Waiting ton, Moore,
porfnouth, 18th: Montreal, Weber,
Savannah, z4th. Markets dull.
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PHILADELPHIA, ian. 4.

Arrived this morning, the lhip NATL
da, capt. Talbut, in Is Gays from New
Orleans. No troops had arrived there,
and the relrietions on American trade
continued to be rigidly enforced.
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NEW. YORK, JANUARY 5.

Captain Hawley, Of the orig Argonaut
from Antigua, informs US that an Ame-
ricaa yenel from ST. Vincents arrived
there previous to his departure, the capt.
of which alfred him that on his pahage
to Antigua he had fallen in with a French
aeet, conGfing ofl5 fail Of the line and
40 trarfports, bound to SAINT Donlingc
with troops, and having II months pro-
viiicns on beard.
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Capt. Leary, of the brig Francis Nix
on, informs Us that off tie Rock Of Glib
ralier he fpoke the y. s. frigate Adams,
who was watching the motions OF Til
poline brig of IS guns.
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Congress of TIE dinltaD States.
Minutes Of the Proceedings ofcongress taken
for the Alexandria AdvertiSer.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20.

A motion was made and seconded,
6 Thatin future elections of President and
Vice. President, the persons voted tor,
shall be particularly designated by declar-
ing which is voted for as. President, and
which for Vice-President."
NJ. Dayton moved to refer this motion
to select committee. He thought the
matter too i'm portant to be discussed in this
way. The members Of this House had not
been allowed time to consider the subject.
1t required little more consideration than
to have it offered one moment, and decided
the next.
Mr.. fIillhouse conceded with the last
speaker. He thought the subject OF the
greatest importance. If this motion IS to
be thus carried, in case of the death of the
President, and if he should die the day af-
ter his election, who then is to be appoint
ed A man chosen by the electors--no--
it will fall upon the choice of the Senate.
A man man may thus be,chosen, who will
be extremely. obnoxious TO the people at
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BALTIMORE, OF. q.
VAR WITT SPAIN

TIE ship Mississippi, capt. Dws2n, 50 days
from Liverpool, has JUST come up By tbs arr
val welrarn that France has detiaed war against
Portugal, ard has an army Of zoe 900 inen Il
.,natlon to effect lis conquest thaS Sea BIZ
tain has declared war again Spain, ior suffering
the F,enoh army tosmarch through that Country
against Portugal; and that her cruisers'h had cap
turcd two Spanish gaiieons. We have not as
yet been able to ob5ain any papers by the Missis-
sippi, but hope Is be able to give our readers late
and Interesting extracts 10 5t'f neNts
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

- ---- SNIO Is -.
"A neGagc from the 1PscGdent was delivered,
Caring that the Senate had approved and ratified
the Treaty with France for the Purchafc OF Loui-
Eana, and of the Convention between the Preil.
den, and Bonaparte. The meflge alto recon-
mcnded fpeedy appropriation and diipatch IN
carrying the fame into-eyecation.
Mr.. Randolph moved, shat the fad Treaty and
Convention De referred 70 conmittee OF the
whole houfe; and, in another motion, thai Pro
vi6on be made for carrying the lanas inso execu-
ton, which'was agreed to and naG: the order OF
the day for Monday.
A debate then tool, place, vefpetsins he refo!a
ton Of fecfccy, adopted La isiior, When aftEr
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is tbs signatuie Of the ministers plenipoteniiary,
or sooner if possible.
IN FAITH OF WHICH, the respective Mi
nistefs Plenipetentiary have signed the above ar
ticles both in the French aud English languages,
declaring nevertheless that the present treaty has
been originally agreed on s written in the French
Language; TO which they have hereunto affixed
their seals.
DoNs at Psris, the teath Of Fioreal, eleventh
year of the French Repubnc, 5osh AP7d, 1903.
ROB. r. LIVINGSTON.
BARRIE MARB0Is.
JAS. MONROE.
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] WILL RENT TOR che year, OF during my
Efe, q HOUSE and EOT in the town o. S{evenf-
burg f; there is a fore room in the houfc well fir
ted for the reception of goods, counting room
adjoining the Gore, large din!rg room and cham
Der, with two FIRE places below fairs, fur lode-
ing rooms, with two FIRE places and "a psTage
above fairs, alarge garrett, ard two large, dry
cellars; q graoary, kitchen. fnqke houfr, fab G,
and handlotne falling garden ] have iikewiIe,
two lots well encloied in The fsd town, and f,me
vacant lots vhch viii rent wi;il OF feparate from
the above tefcribcdio lot. The Gand for huioess
is inferior TO none 10 this place the f1uaton IS
high znd remarkably healthy, and commands a
FIRE project of the adjacent country ard an ex-
tenGye view Of the Mountains.
ELIZ ABETH TALLIAFERRO.
Stevenfourg, Cuipcppcr County,
October "a. dsw