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Amounting altogether
to four millions, one hun
dred and fifty two thou
fand, eight hundred and
ixsy- nine dollars and fix
,y,hx cents.
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-545,ol59 8

Leaves applicable to
payment Of the principal a,7o5,85S 81
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Wis
On accountIof the Domef-
tic Deot, h33h94a 81
On account
of the Fo-
reign debt h3o2,543 So
And i'll re-
paymentof
temporary
loans, 7oz, 400
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, applied towards difeharging an eqral a.
! n.ount.of that psrt Of tie debt which had
become due TO the bank. betare or during
the year 1896, and the Pufefaler q ne
aoclS, fold, at the fame time, to the treaf
fury, an equal fun in bills on Holland, at
II cents per guilder The fecuring Oh
which large amount, al thar rate, was the.
| inducement on the part OF government, to
iifpofe ofthe bank ttock On thote terms.
AS the dividend uiaally received on the
bank Cock fold, and the annual interea
payable on tie debt due to the bank, thus
extinguiihed, were nearly equal, the July
half yearly divi2ead on the ftock, was
IN fact the pren,;sna PAID for the purpole Of
| eGie6iiag the remittance; and government
has thereby been enabled 10 obtain, With.
out rafting the price OF exchange, the
whole amoant wanted to meet the pay.
lnents due in Holland, till the month OF
Sept. 1893.
Exclufvely Of, and in addition TO the
debt Of I,zS7,6oo dollars thus paid p the
bank, our of The proceeds Of tie falss Of
bank flares; a fnmof eight millions three
hundred and thirty four thoufand, feyen
hundred and ffty-leven dollars & eighty
nine cents, has been paid OUT Of The tres-
fury, during the year ending or the goth
day Of September laf, on account OF the
principal and in1erea Of the public debt,
and the payments in part of the principal
Of the debt, made during the fame period,
have been as fcllowetb
1T. The payments on ac-
count CT the principal and
intereA Of the Domelic
debt, have
bcendols. 4,6a8,1o5 50
From which
deduesirg
one years
inte1ea on
the fame, 3,47o,25o IS
Leaves fun
applied TO
the REIN
burienent
oftheprin-
cipalofthe
fix per CT.
and defer
red Rocks,
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And if d thar fun fliall
be added the incrcale Of
fpecie in the Treafury,
during thi fame period,
which las the amount on
the 1T AEfil 1902, did
not exceed h7o4,o44 dol
lars and IS eentsj amounts
to 7,745,63o II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-23

Little R,vcp- Turnpike Company.
THE Stockholders are called upon to make
another payment Of Temper cent. upon each lhare
by them held. Some of the lubfcribers having
been remils in making their payments, renders
this call at preient ncceGary --meaflrcs will be
Immediately taken 60 compel fhote who are now
in arreat, to pay up their balances. Payments
are to be made to the fubfcriber, at this place,
who is authorized to receive the fame.
By order of the Preident and Directors.
William Hawthorne.
iyeamrer.
Alexandra, 10Th Mo. cd. COIN
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WaMlalgton Tave7n.
RANDOLPH MOTT

Has removed to. the honle lately occupied By
Mr.. PETER HEIsKELL, iign OF
General Walh5agtoa,
Where he continues 10 keep IousE of En-.
TgarAINMENr for Travellers & others. He re-
turns his Gncere thanks TO his friends for she;t
former cueom, and hopes from his attention
to bufncfs 10 merit and receive continuance Of
the patronage Of liberal public.
Auguf 5. co
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THIS Is TO gsUe Notice,

rT~fIA T the fublcrber, of the County OF Alex
4 aadria, in the Df.itt Of Columbia, hath oo-
tanned from the Orphans Court of the laid Conu-
ty, Letters Of Administrations with the will an
ncxed, on The peTfonal elfate of Margaret Wilton,
la,e of the faid County, deceaisd. All per(ons
having claims agaiaa the faid etate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof TO The iabicriher, at Q. before the twenty
fevrnSh day Of July next they may otterwiie.
by low, be excluded the benefit Of the faid e&ate.
WILLIAM WIGGINS,
Adnin;frafor quf5f5e B>,H aasexsa, Of iNaxga-
ret Wt56n.
AuguG /. IawI2t.
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Ten Dollars Reuard.
Jnly =.

RAN AWAY from the plantation Of Law
renee Lewis, efq Fairfax county, On Friday til,
18TH inf. a Negro man named
PETER.
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DR.. Thomas Ia-lhlett,

~ = TO '7Vo05 = =
INFORMS the public that he has recommended
L the praflice OF Medicin. and Surgery in fhss
seyeral branches, and as he intents TO puriue the
duties of his profsHion in the town and country,
viii at all times be in readiness to attend, when
called on, at his honfc in Royal frees, three
doors iouth of Mr.. Gadiby's hot:'.
Auouh RI. 60 Il
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4 Wageh0ule TO Let.
Augua X.

/ will rent my Warehouic, fituate on King
Rrect, adjoining the maniion houfe in which
live, oppofits Mr.. ]. Kincsid's. Pofc1ion may
be had Immediately. 1t is very convenient for
Grocery fore, or Flour Merchant. For
terms apply to P. MARSTELLER.
June 2. co
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from the Subscriber on Sunday
the 18th inf. an apprentice boy TO the Coopers
trade, named MICHAEL FOLEY, between 8
and 10 years old, about s feet inches high,
dark fraight hair, ard has remarkable down
caf fheephh look. Being born in the welt of
Ireland he will be caGly difcovered by his dialect.
Had on when he abfconded, nankeen upper
jacket. thickfet waiftcoat, new ticklenburg trow
iers and new wool hat, but took other clothes
with him. 1t is rappofed he has gone tow
ards Baltimore. II taken up 20 miles from
Alex andfia ! will pay IS dollars, and if more
than so miles 10 dollars reward and all rea.
fonable charges.
CHAS. JAMESON.
Augua IS. dzteo
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ALL perfons having claims a
gainR the cGate Of WiAiam 7dplen, of Round
Hill, deccaled, arc iequefed to bring them for
ward for adjcfmrnt ard payment; and all
thofe indebted 70 the efate ere respectively called
upon to make immediate payment TO the Execu-
tors Id being their anxious with 20 cloie ali
the accounts, and tettle with the legatees as
foon as pofible.
Charles Little, zxtr,
Geo. Trs9lea, :" : :
Inly :. 60
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TEI Elk:
Heis about aa9years Of age, 5 feet 8 or 10 IN
ches higb, rather fender made, very dark COM
plexion las a large fear on one of his legs,
occahoned by the cut Of a fcyihe Taft haryef,
the wound not perfectly cured his clothes not
recoletted, but believe nothing more than
commouNegro cotton jaeket and ;rowlers. He was
fcen in Alexandria lat Saturday, and it is fup-
pofed; he is now in that piioe. All matters of
veilels and others are cautioned againf harbocing
or carrying off laid fcilow at their peril. The
above reward will be given for occurring bin in
any jail 70 thar ger him again, or upon deli
veiing him to the fubicribcg, with all Reasonable
charges paid.
Roger Farrell, Manager.
Aaguf a. 20
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Difria Of Columbia,
! County Of Alexandris, A..
John Potts, Compla;nac, 1AA' 100,

John Potts, Complainar, 'A' 10,
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John Bsnna,vn.
Andrew Buchancn, Jas. Hob,
kirk and Robt. Buchanan Dun. &,, ~
Top, merchants and partners IN. = N''nc
der the firm OF Findley, Ban
natyne & Co. and VIM. Wilton.
Defendants,
The defendants, Robert FinIe, :
Banpatyne. Andrew Buchanon, Is,. HosI'' no.
Rob. Buchanan Dunlop, not having spt.,.5 iA Y
appearance and given iecutity ,c e ,s0
ae of aacmbly and the rules Of hi, Gown, @&:
appearing to the fAtislaetion OF the corr, 'ae
affidavit, that the laid Rober, FIinIey, ~ va
nasyns, Andrew Buchanon, James H 4, 1srS SF
Robert Buchanon Dunlop are not iobsb;; .A' I'D
this diltriet, On motion of The faid comnls
by bis council, it Is ordered, thar the f,ia
dants, Robert Finley, John Baunsayne, A ai'''
Buchanan, James Hobkirk, and Robeu R ,.s.'''
Dunlap dc appear here on the 6Tft day Of N"
Der court next, and enter their sppearape. ,,'9
iuit and give lecurity tor performing ths dsc,,. y
the coorf and that the other dsfendao, " .
Wilton, do not pay away, convey or f:crer !
debts by him owing to, or the eas,. 3, ,s y
in his hands Belonging TO the iaid ab!.nt d,s ;,a
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntsyn., AnJ, .a
Bacbsnon, James Hobkilk and Robert Bocb,',,
Dunlop until the further order OF deere. ol J.,
court and that a copy Of this order be Gcr,bg,s
publifhed for two months fnccefiyciy, non.at
the public newspapers pub!iihed in this coDo,y
and thar another copy be polted at the ltoDt dnr
Of the court honfe of the fad county.
A copy-Teh, G. DENEAlE,
$50. dam Clerk
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F9cderzck Acmell?5u1yeY.
LMAER.

Repeatedly informs the public that he has
opened Drawing School lext door to Colonel
Hoo,'s, Water ffeet,) where he vii inRgna
young Ladies and Gentlemen in dcawing and
painting in Water Colours and Crayons every day
10 the week, except Saturday. Hours of attend.
ance for young Ladies from twelve TO one, and
gentlemen from TO ? o'clock in the forenoon.
lie alto,
ProfeGes Portrait Painting in Oil and Crayors,
and all other branches belonging to the arr Of
painting except houfe painting.
Likewys,
Guilds looking glaifcs ard picture framesin the
beit and neateR manner poGble.
AnguA 81. co
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o. a GardneY. Wanted.

" 4 JIT LLTEt7 -VFkI7LtELI.
with 4 employ a man who is qualified 10
undersaSe the anagenens and cultivation Of a
laige Garden and feventy scres of land, in the
eeighboushood Of Alexandria.
7amss Craik.
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LIKEWISE,
Wheaton's Pc5en5 Itch Ointment.

WHeat0n's FcgcN5 Itch OlntN1e3N.
The ons nedicne in ehe world which viii
certainly cure lie ITCH, without having in il
any thing etas' daoge.ous OF dnagreeat.e; II
being competed molly Q. Ingredients never before
dlcoyeted or uied in th-: ana:der. One box cures
a perou, and there need s. 10 eaiiling after the
me oft, as the ikn is gsnerai!y let cleanes aud
fnoothcr atrer the ufe Of il than before.
Augna Q. zaw6n
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.
prevalent among the citizens of America and the
Wet Indies. They are ufeful ana eficacious
Medicine for curing Jaundicy and Bilious diior-
ders, and removing that taking, faint, difreied
feeling at the tomsch, difficulty Of breathing, efs
Of appetite, ard lsepy, duh hcayinels in the fore
part of the day, weakness and trembling Of the
limos. dizziDcfs of the head, and yellownefs OF
countenance, complaints 70 commor to jaundicy
and bilious people.
Alto removing conaipsfion OF The bowels, CD
ifrutiions Of urine, -hoiicy complaints, puk;ngs
ADD pu:gings, ia4,geaioa, fck head ache, rhcu
marie complaints, &c. (Which s,iie rom COLES
ion OF iogr, bilious matter ii The Hotnach) and
IT length fofioring The coniiluton 10 ltreosth and
vigot.
They ar. a!io fond very ufe;al TO carry off
worms, and cure ricaefty ch,liren, and ~ DC
ufed with hiesy in al! contributions, ages anS
isxes.
The many cures that hagebren effected in New
Eng Ind, by the above madeleine, las MAJ De
fsc.ain he pii.sl prevent the necelity Of furshsg
recommendation.
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AARTMsBURG, stpismbt, Is.


By the nlails aimee ony Ldst, me Der.
eeipe, tsitk inf,Ite regret, tar rtcons-
menrement III those scenes pAich 50 lateiv
dfstraeted 1retand. Whatever may Be The
canses q mnrmtir sghieh efeet ne peeple
ffhdt unhappy leland. ne canaot bur IA.
mem thai such moment has been chosen
70 nanifesf their discoateat. The Eng
Esh government cannot, at present, Nth
safety tenn orize with ITS orvn subjects;
10 Il iiadfr the absol,lfe necessity 81 adebt-
ing che strenRest meGsRres; and ne
greatly fear, 1it shall Be fund thar fhs
q Fair embrdces any ether part Or fAe
isiandthdH merely the eapitel, that RI
course to tte most cosrcipe meaas zuiH 5be
had, on The pdrs Of administrator. We
regret this circumstance for dnother Sea-
soa9 Orr opinions on ne nufare ef thel
present contest befseeeB Grfat. Brifain 81
France, are Nell kaopa. Tsneh adss-
position al has been mani Tested 6y the
people sf Dublin, should Be- Fund 70 ex-
tend generally throug hoat ne country, is
nil te every 1uay I'M 0ssibie f5r me go
peyHmeat 10 avail itself ef che national
sfreagh IL that portion b IFS dominion,
ky armiag the peotle IN opposition TO a
foreigaf fee; eren though IA should not
Be necessary 70 defdcd from her general
systsmt of defence, a large part ef her
regular troops, to guell and asps tie IN
snLgsnfs. Every Ivay consideysd, as it
g ecfs the government, che circumstance
q, q, this moment, gamratabie aud as
itretaies q the people ef Ireland, i j.
dreaaf ulindeed. hatfhsy hdvr neper
Deem su6dued il thkir ssnHme,afs, il epi-
dsaf bni thai thy neoey adopted those
means which could insuye SUCCESS to tie
eanse IN svhich they embarked % m,1ca,
tvds from The sevY commencement offhe
first rebellion discovered BIZ al thosr ryhs.
entered yponit, as ieaders: ruho, almost
70 q man retired from tic santssf, fed the
81
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

FRANKFo ri, August 81. 81
Extract Of letter from q gentleman Of
the frst respec,abiiity, At .ViDcennss,
81 (L1diand 7srrisory) to the Editor,
! dated 18th August, 1909.
:. promised you news OF importance,
and have now to communicate it--.A treaE
~ was signed few days since, At this
place, between Gov. Harrison, on the
part Of the United States, and the chiefs
: Of the Kaskaskias tribe OF IndiansESy
which the United States have acqu ID
atleast eight millions of acres oil land
The whole country is coded, from the
junction Of the Ohio and Mississippi, up
to the mouth Of the Saline creek, which
makes into the Ohio few miles below
the mouth Of the Wabash-and from
thence along the high lands that divide
the waters that fall into the Saline, the
river As,Vase and the Kaskaskias, on the
one hand, and those Of the Wabash, ON
the Other, to The ridge that divides the
above waters from those. that tall into the
Illinois sriyer--thence in adirect line to
the mouth Of the illinois, and thence to
the Ohio. Vt y =
~ The Indians are IA q peace, and
now more attach, d to the United States,
than they ever have been before. Indian
affairs have been conducted in such a
manner, npon such principles, that their
6rmest confidence has been acquired.
They find an obvious interest in cultivat-
ing our friendship, and the task viii be
easy hereafter, in preserving the strict
est amity with them. Many tribes, for.
meriy powerful, have dwindled away,
Comparatively speaking into nothing.-
The Kaskaskians have now thrown them.
selves wholly under the protection of the
United States. Measures, I expect,
will shortly be taken, 10 assist them In
preparing for cultivaiing a small tract or
two, which is reserved for their rlse.-
They express much anxiety to become
farmers, and acquirs the rudiments of
civilization. Came in some measure, is
destroyed, and il Is. with difficulty they
obtain subsistence from that source
they therefore have the strongest motives
to turn their attentionto agricultural pur.
suits ; and the experiment which will be
made on the Kaskaskias tribe viii no
doob. have . happy influence on the sur
rounding nations"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. ].
REBELLIoN IN IRELAND.

LIyrRPooL, July 30.
Copy Of . letter from Dublin dated Sun
day II O'Clock 18th current.
10 a NERcHAKr IN THIs Towx.
Dear Sir,
!" You win be shocked to hear that We
are u this moment in. 4 more alarming
situation than II my period during the
unfortunate rebellion AT an early hour
yesterday evening, . variety Of, infa-
matory proclamaiions were distributed
u every part ofths town. calling onpeo-
pie 70 unite a. before, IN opposition 70
English oppression, &C. and 1t %. early
an hour a. eight O'Clock, I large party
forced into ths lard mayors, md seized
al the arms and pixies which were IN the
house. and about ten yo'clocka general
snsagement TOOL place inths neighbor-
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WINCHESTER, September Is.

- We are informed that Scott, the mulat.
to fellow, whowas omnnitted to Shenan.
doah County Jail, ON suspicion Of mur.
ldering ndrobbing William c. Simmer.
ton, has partly confessed lobe the perpe-
traitor Of that crime, BY giving informa,i-
on where he had concealed those articles
Of eloathing, &ss Of which be had robbed
MIR. S. and search having been made &C.
eordingly, found his statementto be cor.
rect. aE.4:
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would NOT have borne the slightestq ucAtl-
On x % ourindsPendence unless erhaps
from some sister republicD felt most pa-
.cikcaIly inclined when the right Of depo-
iii VA infrineed /; let Il be remembered, !
that men have different ways Of viewing
and estimating the same things. Hence
Il has long been ! proverb, De GusHbns
non est dfspufandiua: IN other words;-.
Every man has his own way ofriding his
own hobby.
One clause has been somewhere men-
tioned, which win not, On examination
Be found IN the treaty. Il Is . stipula-
tion Is TO what shall Be done with the
country hereafter. a stipulation 81 this
sort would furnish 70 France 4 pretext,
and perhaps fright, to NEEDLE IN our
domestic concerns Il Is therefore TO Be
presumed, both from the talents and the
patriotism Of our ministers, that nothing
&c the sort exists. Hut Il, unfortunate.
II, such ! clapss should have slipt IN, the j
WELDON Of O. 6overnment win unque-
ssionably strike tout, ahdthe First Con-
sui win hardly insist Al prescribing 70
as the manner IN which We shall dispose
eof, scttle, and govern Cur own territory.
The great objectios remaAstobe con-
sidercd --It = said We have paid TOO
much for this eountry--that France, n
the conviction she could neither takenor
hold possession, has ordered the troops
destined for that quarter TO be disem-
barked before the treaty was inade--that
she would 'rafher have given il 70 Ame-
RIGA than have suffered Il 70 Be taken, q
Il must have been, by kngland-tha the
French government, after having reject
ed hanghtilyevery overture Of Mr.. Liv-
inEston, came I'll at once round, and
made him the tender Of Lonisiana .
soon Is the King Of England's Messake
% his PariimenI reached Paris and,
that after al, Mr.. Livingston had no
powerto strike abargain, byreason where
Of Il was deferred till Mr.. NIunroe,s ar.
rival, 30 thatthis happy statesman might
say with Cesar peni Nd p;ci. An this
and much more . said, but i al this
irne and Il trpe i il the whole truth
Prudence requires that we suspend our
belief TN afterthe meeting Of Congress.
The Treaty win then Be laid before the
Senate, and with Il The instructions 10
our ministers, their correspondence,
&c. 6c.--snch being the usage. ID win
then. most probably, appear, (accord-
ing % assertions made on democratic
authority thar Mr.. Livingston was du-
y authofized How else could he have
naade the oyertures which are spoken
Oft Its indeed % Be presumed that
ample Instructions were gwen to him
long before, IN which The various con-
tingencies appertaining 70 the subject
were ably discussed. The abilities Of
che President and Secretary Of State,
leave Little room for doubs. Aud how.
ever We may differ from those gentle-
men, We cannot but Acknowledge that
they have eonsiderable share Of d.
lents. Fl
But although for the reasons already
assigned, il : improper % examine the
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20 natural that il runs of itself from the
pen. He would AZ course say 70 his
plenipoteHtiafy-A In anthorizing you
!. to give - large ! sum for he arQuisi.
g non Of Louisiana, tits specially con-
z templsted "a reimburse the treasury
= 81 sale Of the lands % Be acquired.
q Now since i = possible that m abuse
= Of his con6denee, BY those who sur
e round the First Consul. may induce
= him to make such previous grants 70
= individuals = would defeat this eco
q nomical plan you must take especial
e care, BY . precise clause IN the treaty,
q 10 confne such grants within narrow
. limitsA They must not exceed - -
j. millions Of acres ; Or ifthey should, =
q proporticnate deduction must Be made
!. from the above sum and should the
q grants extend 70 millions Of q
4 cres, Il win not be adyiseable 10 make
q the purchase q 81, you win IN such
. case confne your views 20 the Island Of
Z Orleans-n L Is not pretended that
these are the words Of the Instructions,
but unquestionably the idea viii be found
intlemc clearly expressed because should
Il even have escaped his excsllency, it
would not have escaped the studions T.
ilecsion Of his secretary of state. AID
hitting, however, the bare possibility
that both Of them, occupied BY domsss
tic cares, should have nodded little
over foreign concerns admitting too,
thar Chancellor Livingston, in his eaget-
ness TO acquire fame, should have over
looked every observation-disclosures, can
Il Be believed that the penetration of 1
.gentlsman, selected By the wisdom Of
government for this and other inipsrtant
missions, would not perceive that mate
rial defeetl The acusenessof Mr.. Mum:
roe, would have seized the object In.
stantaneously, and we cannot therefore
have any ground for apprehension; naores
especially Is there seems TO be smother
clause IN the treaty which would have
suggested the precaution 70 the most
inconsiderate. The claims of Ameri.
cans TO reimbursement, out Of the price
Of this territory, for money due 10 them
BY France, Is il seems limited to about
four millions Of doll ais, nothing there
fore could be more natural than to limit
IN ike manner, the claims Of French
grantees the more 90 e. it win Otherwise
Sc IN the power Of the French govern.
nent g So on g.sn.lns' lSy.oee tnsI
ps.enss IS astsu osIo.e .ns - I, q OPT.
onaleul la.syI snu : ,oo sen-Ofea 70 q
go my 2. snem q sne 49, - !, 9. We.
1919 = mn mos seH ~. -. oo.h
IS ~. - &. 1880 80 s' $50.
ny ~ ~ 80 49, osAEs'
- $500 = - @ - - - ~
- iuan.um = P..ss ~ o.lIel .eonaI.
uons, mus. uspeno = -. son n
=. Sllssn.salsss WIN 49, S0"5less
VIM !tis g oe presumed. o duly made
- -, 'ss'. :. r. s.e~ I. =,
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uOuUucsS DC prevented. Among the
melancholy disasters Of the night might
Be reckonrd the murder Of Lord Kilwar-
den, chief jnstiice Of the court Of Kings
Bench, and the Rev. Arthur Wolfe, Bis
nephew, who accompanied him with the
iadies Of his Iordship's family, in acarri.
age to town. The wound he received
was large lacerated one in the side,
having the appearance Of being inflicted
by shot from . hlunderbuss.
A privy council has been sitting yes-
terday 1t the Castle, and did NOT break
up until . late hoar last night. 4 procla-
nation, offering reward Of ioool. for
the discovery Of the murderers OF Lord
kilwarden, and the Rev. Arthur Wolfe.
had been issued upwards Of one hundred
prisoners had been lodged Yesterday m
the new Prevot 10 the barracks. A
printed notice from the lord Mayor and
board Of magistrates was yesterday hand
Cd about, apprizing the citizens Of Dub
I'm, that from the recent disturbances.
they teel i Incumbent on them 10 rein
force the insurTeetion Act pursuant 10
which i became penal during the las, re.
bellion, for any citizen not on military
duty, to Be out later than eight o'elock
IN the evening. N