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FR IDA1, Ja',aqry 20. 1905

Renius Of Bacon, would mot Be able, In
! long life of study, TO acquire fdll
knowledge IF the laws Of his own conn-
ny: to the common people, they are
more incomprehensible than the elements
Of Euclid. A bare removal from the
state Of Connecticut, into that OF Rhode-
Island, or vice versa, would seemingly
Mace 4 man in another nation: he would
6nd mselfbound BY laws different from
and, il some respects, contrary 70 those
under which he had lived. 1.-The should
migrate further, or be led by curiosity or
othermotives to traverse the whole coun-
try, he would be almost continually pass
ing from the yoke of one sovereignty un-
der that of another. To day he woul1
be bound TO obey one fsysten OF laws;---
to-morrow 4 di9srent one would claim
his obedience and soon after, third,
different from either Of the others. A.
he would neither know nor possibly
could know all these laws, he must bt IN
constant danger Of transgressing some OF
them, notwithstanding his utmost care.
and cirenmspcction and Off, in his Pere.
grinations, would be naturally led to
these soliioquial enquiries, s Is this in
deedmy country Am / still among my
own nation % u sss s. =. ! = -
Amid so many different and jaring
systemso Of laws, which, (tho, some OF
them are highly excellent ifthey were
all moulded together, would form most
ineoherent mass among such number
of sovere;gnties, each aspiring 10 more
power. and an watching the powers OF
the generafgovernment, with ! 9 jealous
~ fun Of eyes,, il il impossible that
there should exist q genuine National sen
timent. This bond Of union, which
would tend 10 give stability TO the nation
al government; this powerful incentive
10 noble deeds Of patrifoatism iswanting
il win be wanting. X
81 s. 81 g EBALAscK.l
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short dates two per cent. Is paid ID three
decades. You may perhaps,t think ! ex-
aegerate our situation. because our funds
ara kept up; bnt the military despotisnl.
rules Is much our exchange, and our
mercantile transactions, nv those of the
cabinet Of the forum and Of the field.
You have heard that many persons
by intrigues plunder and crimes, have
made Immense fortunes since the revola-
ton Is national deputies, army eommis-
saries, contractors, &c. &c. When the
war began, they were ordered, under
pain Of having their former conduct and
|aeeounts revised 10 lay OUT their capitals
10 our flnds and 10 receive their fixed in.
terests qs long as the government Judges
proper, and MOTTO sell out before the GO
.Synpnent permits; and such Is the ae.
we're inspections over the srock transarti-
ons, dat when lately the famous navy.
contractor Oud who has eighteen
Hsiilionsy of iiyrcs In the five per cents.
lately soll out only six hundred thousand
liyres, .hawas immediately sent to the
temple, and only escaped transportation
to,C Cayenne BY dividing sohe Of his mill
lions with LScien, and sone other mems.
bers ofthe cSnsular family
.sThe commercial chambers, which
the vanity Of the FIRST consul lately.
established Id our principal tities, have
presented upwards Of FIFTEEN hundred
memorials to the Minister thaptal, with
complaints and demands succours !;
but when he laid some ofthdn before the
First Consul, he met with hch febuke,
that he demanded to resignhis place
Among other severe things Benaparte
said, that If the merchants al not cease
to torment him with their 4presentati-
ons, be would be forced toreHllate amas-
inIuns Or BY the bayonet silshc Ia can0-
iHe merchaade. Sss s S.
g Upwards Of GOO mercthn,'s clerks
here are without bread, fir iebdve; who
from necessity will Join our armies rs
Hoitnteers, in the manner a. several hun,
dred Of them at Bourdeaux, Marseilles,
Nants, and other places, have already
entered % board priyaseers, or gun
boats. When such Is our sitnationt If
Ter war Of only FIVE months, I tremble
to think how great our wretchedness
must be, should hostilities continue n
months longer.
:" The merchants in italy. Holland
and Switzerland, think themselves worse
offthan we are here because requisitior
and contribution increase and are aug
mented, in proportionas their trade o.
industry is harrassed, prescribed or IN,
initiated. - 80: I - rs tsF
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WASHINGTON CRY. January s.

WASHINGTON CITY. January s.
A motion was yesterday made BY J.
Randolph, in the House Of Representa-
tiyes, Tor appointinga Committee 10 enc
quire into The Judicial conduct of the !,
Hon. Judge Chase, and torrport on the
propriety 81 impeaching him. Mr.. Ran-
dolph said that he was induced to this
measure in consequence Of his having
heard gentleman from Psnnss lyania,
during the last session, state, IN the
course OF debate, some circumstances
respecting the Official conduct of the
Judge, which he thought should be made
the ground Of impeachment, and that,
exclusive OF this information, he was
himself IN possession Of some facts which
had come within his personal obssrvati-
on, hut which he did not think proper 70
mention IN this place. One Of the De-
mocratical members hoped that the gene
tleman from Virginia, or the gentleman
from Pennsylvania, would state what
these facts were, for that he could net
reconcile il 10 his mind 10 vote for an en-
quiry which was 10 ground an impeaeh.
ment, unless the facts alluded to were
specifically stated.
Mr.. Smile said that he had heard
some person, who was present al the trial
of one ofthe Western Insurgents, some
wears ago. say that when Mr.. Lewis and
Mr.. Dallas, The counsei for The defend
am, were about 70 address the Jury, on
behalf Of their Client, Judge Chase die
reeted them 10 confne their arguments
10 the FAcTs, md NOT 10 the Law, re
specting trraspnz-thst himself and the
rsst nf fhr eonrt had considered il their
peculiar provincet 70 decia 6ithe law--
Eand that they had { already agreed
IN their explanations ON this point.
which would be deliyeredin ther charge
10 the Jury. The consequences Of this,
said Mr.. Smile, was that the soarsel
did mot speak and The man was eea-
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PROCLAMATION.

Dessalines, Christobhe and ClerOdnx,
CHIEFS OF. ST. DOMINGO, Il
In the name Of the black people and men
Of colourof ST. Domingo.
The Independence Of Sc. Domingo Is
proclaimed. Restored 10 our primitive
dignity, We have claimed our rights s
we swear never toyieid them 20 any pow
er on, earth. The frightful veil Of preju-
dice istorn TO pieces, and issso forever,
Woe be 70 whomsoever would dare again.
10 put together lis bloody tafters..
0iLandhoiders Of ST. Domingo, wan
dering in foN ign countries, by Ptoclaim-.
ing independence. We do not intend 70
forbid yon indiscriminately from return
ing TO your properly. Far be from us
this, unjust idea. Weare not ignorant,
that there are some among you, that
have renounced their old errors, abjured
the Justice of their exorbitant prstenti-
ons, and acknowledged the lawfnlness
Of the cause for which We have been spill
ling our blood these twelve years. To-
wards these men who do us Justice, we
win act a. brothers; let them rely fore
yer On our esteem and friendship let
them return among us. The god who
protected us. the god offreemen bids Us
to stretch ont towards them our conquer
ing arms. But as for those who, intoxi-
Gated with foolish pride and interested
slayesto ! guilty pretension, are blind
ed 50 much IS 10 think that they are the
essence Of human nature, and AFFECT tahe-
lieve that they are destined BY Heaven
10 be our, masters md our tyrants. lea
them never come near the land Of ST.
Domingo; If they come hither they win
peet only with chains and deportation
let them stay where they are and tor
mented BY their deserved misery and the
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fAt45
frowns 81 the just men that they have but
TOO long Knocked At / let them continue
10 move the pity and concern Of nobody.
a We have sworn MOTTO listen 10 clemen-
cy towards all those who would dare Is
speak to rs Of slavery; We shall be inex-
orable. perhaps even cruel towardsaIl the
troops who, thgms elves, forgetting the
object for which they have NOT ceased
lighting since IfB9, should come vet from
Europe, to cary amongst Us death md
seryitude. Ndkhing Is too dear, aud
every Ineans are lawful, to men
from whom i fisAed to tear the 6rst Of
all blcssings. We're theyto cause rivers
and farrenis blood to run; were they,
in order toknaintain their liberty. TO
conaaerafe lie seven eights Of the globe.
they are iniocs1it before the tribunal of
Frovidehss, Thar has not crsated men.
% see them sroaning under 4 Aafau.
shameful servitnde. II !.
y ff IF ii ii tlle various insnrtcrtions that
took place, some inhabitants, Sagainst
whom we had not 70 complain, have been
victims Of the cruelty Of . few sob ers or
e,iltisators, too much blinded By the re-
lnemhrance Of their past suiferings, 20 Be
able TO distinguish the good and humane
landholdefs from those that were unfeel-
ing and cruel i've lament with all feeling
souls so deplorable an end, and declare
TO the world, whatever may be said to
the contrary by wicked people. that these
murders Mere committed coutrary TO the
wishes ofDur hearts. twas impossible
especially in the crisis in which the Coz
lony was, 70 Be able 10 prevent or stop
these horrors. They who are in the.
least acquainted with history, all know
that people, when assailsd BY civil dis
sentions, though they may be the most
polished on earth, give themselves up
10 III kindsof excess, and the authority
Of the chiefs always but poorly consoli-
dated in the time Of revolution, cannot
always punish those that are guilty, With
out always meeting with new difficulties.
But now q days the Aurora Of peace lets
MS have the glimpse Of a less stnrmy-
tms, now that the calm Of victory has
suEcseaed DO The troubles Of dreadfnl
war, every thing in ST. Domingo ought
10 assume new face, and lis govcrn-
ments henceforward 70 be that Of Justice.
Done at the head quarters, Fort Dan.
phin, November 20, 1905. 8
fSienedl DESSALINES,
tf CHRISTOPHE &
CLERVEAUX.
(True Copy B.Anik, Sesy.
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zCoMnERcIAL STATE or FRAscE.
Extract ofa litter from Paris.

~ssstJ U.s. IN V tCttCt .IsNHs - HssSs
= You can form no idea ofthe distress
Of the mercantile part Of this nation all
confidence is at an end, and all specnla-
tions are alta stand no man gives arfo-s
ther credit for a week, and no capitalist.
dares to trust his money out Of his hands.
Here and at Bordeaux, Bayonne, Mar
settles, LYONS, Nantes, L'Orient, Has
.yre, 81. Malo and Rouen, no less than
COS bankrlpts, or stoppage Of payments,
have taken place within these last FIVE
months and Of Fifty two banking hous-
in this city, only Eve continue 70 do
honor to their affairs. The cause ofthis
ruin of our trade and of our merchants,
is the peace which the sdecei.ful policy Of
Bonaparte concluded, and the peace
which his treacherous ambition provoked.
During the former part Of the reyoluti-
on, many Of our rich merchants had enis
grated and saved their fortunes in foreign
funds. The peace recalled the fugitiyes,
and with them their capitals. The lat
der were Immediately empioved IN dis
taut speculations, particularly at Sc. Do
mingo, and 10 the other West India ISL
ands. But before returns cauld be
received, BY lie Clercs tyranAy 81. Do
mingo was lost; and what has escaped
the plumber Of the negroes and the requi-
sitions and pillage Of the Consular Gene
rails and Commissaries, has been cap
tured BY English cruisers. Coffee, SUI
gar. and other Colonial productions, oi
which We stand in so great need, we OBJ
tain from Trieste, on the Adriatic sea,
and FROM Lubee ON the Baltic, whence
they are brought in British vessels.--
Judge, therefore, whatthe dearness mus
be here; when what we pay for the
freight, land carriage, SIC. often amounts
to seven eights Of the original price il
England and Of the unjust and impoli-
tic conduct of our government, which,
contfaryto treaties and to what Il has
done during former wars, prevents all
direct intercourse with England, BY ours
and other neutral ships.
= Money is so scarce, that upon landed
pafrimsniai estates, The interest is twn
and ahalf per cent. inthe month. and up;
on national property four and upwards
and no money IS lent for longer than three
months, when new sacrifices must be
made to have the loan continued. Ex-
cept bills accepted by Eve of our frs,
banking houses, there IS no possibility
TO get any discounted and for those 81
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cruelty tomorrow. They certainly raw.
sent those with whom they generate @ &c
upon matters pith Of and mamsat, a, ,9, aTS'
devoid Of integrity, when they assert ,b9,
the eoiogiums passed upon general Ham 'a'
ton, by tae DEMOCRATS, did not oririD., '
from thelove Of the man, bat frsm b,,r"I
to that enemy by whose mardarous ha,d
ke.fell. ...rhis is satire ialeed upoa thu
po!itica! friends, aad such reflection. ~.
presume, as they will not relish, and wb;,L
in due tim- they will probably resent.
TIE yaupls factions ainlns the D-m5cr,, -.
now .oa,chaing FIR power. They denauac. e.;i
o,h:r with as liitie ceremony and as mach VIZ.
lc..ce as 3ii tscif prototypes III Fialce. Ib,,.
he MACH d5,ut VI narehy AMI Autocrs,y 8.
Ey.7n y~as pa ID, 'hink the danger w.,
,mnri.1,y Is NV real. The hiyh f13J,
W ,t,&1ci!r NJ car cogntfy, "a 10 all Others.
through ;hc con'entions an3 j-atouG of Vi.
ard :f,4u aenocraey. Thofe who have p,.actr
the NOT About liberty, aal their q lcer= ,sg,I
for the sishl, OF aiae, have not u1reeuentIy 5,,n
tie a.it 70 violate the .noIt f.cred p5gayiou,
Ii wesindSe OF our R,a'rrs by thcir actions, \,
.t,s than theit prof1h ons, W. 0aiI have bn.
rt.(on TO ftfpett an jncn'ion OF e!ettias Thoas
! T"ten sgmM.l las Il: naS is ,eH Enos,or Il
.i44ulti1 "a. HE cxA-np!. nj 1F3acc, OF enlipt
eaea France, OF RetS5tieas Fraac,, we nav
luppbfe, vii! Fesnlih az afgamant CT deapocrld,
precsdeat; 100 l@parln, 10 De hsrc4fier rsi.4,
. ID 3nd thcre can be 40 d,ub,, but tha, Ens
as 3onap.ftc %1uii aI.s rel ice, 70 wip. ava,
osr IcP4DIlc @rh shc Foyai focnsc ct his pow,,
znl pace on the American Throne, MN a
lasuaga ne, nn<i p;.!i,f,ahic IS i'hon, Isa.,.
l.,a. She J # -dp,ian Democrats are taking i,
HzseR z .ls=atu,es 80 ;trcngthcn the power Of p,
vern:nb!, AMI % pef2e!na:c ,h:nleges in a..
~tbefisY, Ih- ioaisq leaccs viii De faen sap.
Eed, ! fear, NOT far a!itant. will boDs bow,
,,eveg, thar Qur 4cfaied coun,ry will agak; from
her IegaT.hy ere Il 5e 100 LAKE, sni Ing trump,
oxer Al! hsr do,asttIc and external enemies.
ClVIS.
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s~--.'' "a very slight eurscry view
of the calunania,ors and slanderers, with
.ref,rences,to their private characters will
demonstrate this. For these reasons we
nevsrhear.a person violent!y eliminating
an absent person that we do not attribute
70 the slanderer all the guilt, and more, OF
which he accuses the other. And as we
sneve hear the tale of scandal from a.per-
SON Of well spent life, sosge may rest as
sured that when we do hear it, it IS the et-
fusion of heart conscious OF bassness,
and cxasperated misanthrophy by .thegoad-
ing sene of ali1 i'll spens. -Dfthls more
here after.
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sNEW-YORX, August 20.
Ar9ived si,sce.ouy last.

Snip Olive. Concklia, from St. Peters
! burgh, ERassia.9 Sailed il comsa1y viii
| brig Nancy and Katy, for Philadelphia, and
parted from her the 9Th. July j, The west;
ward of Falr Isle; brig Nv Jersey, Wad5
for do Lief: ship Tham-s, Paddock, d
New York aud several Eastern veSsc4
name, not recolIected. Spokeiin the 8atl
Sea, off Dagger Island, tae ship 0phcn
| of New York, froH London, bound UP
The Eliza, from Boston, passed Elsincu1
for Copenhagen, the beg aaing Of JUS
Aug. 9Th to Eastward of the Grand ,3anks
spoke ship Traveller, from Baltimore. Jt|
I " &c, lat. AS, As, long. 50 81 captain G.
fellia with the wreck Of the ship Corntla,
Of Philadelphia, and took several articles
from her two days after captain c. fell i
with a very large tree, ABOUT 100 itst
length, which he supposed the Coraeia rl
foul of. Yesterday the Olive, was 5oard''
by the ship Leader, andhad one America
sraman pressed, named James Evans,
Philadelphia. Augustus, saw the BnAi
July packet going into Halifax.
English shipLady Aan, Lincoln, 30 daH
from Newfoundland.
SHIP Nancy, Warner, in S. DAYS froa
Alicant. Left at Alicant, brig --
Noble of Newbnryport. At Barcelon'
brig Geer, of New York. Angus
L., lat. 40, Is, long. II, so, spoke bn3s
Sally Tracy, from New York, for ~
dZ.
S:hp Ross-in- Bloom, Graves, in 8 dq'I
from Charleston. The sloop Semlransf
sailed days before for New York. LII
brig Entesprize, to sail for this portn
days.
Ship Flora, Lee in 40 days from Lls'9'
LETT brig -, !Hasterton, OF Ne" la'
Argus. 9th, IL lat. 40, long. IS, spoTI'
Britiahaetser,ot Marquekhip FROM Cha'ISI
Ton to London. Brig Sally, Clifton, l'sI
days from Waterford ireland. 10 N.
Sally came 40 passengers, Of which III
and ore seaman we're pressed on FrlcN Il
the Hook, by the Cambrian. July al
lat. 43 80, long. 80, spoke snip fatn'
cut IS days from New York tor L''
pool. :. I'D
Schooner Marlborough, Wheat, q ~
from St. Pierrr',, Martinique. Let's
Venus, Eels, to sail next day; brig fr'e Or
ship Ingraham, to sail in z days org E.
sident Jeferson,i own, in1s days l@
York; brig -. Johnson, just AM
from do. brig -, Colt, of and Tor n jI
London, TO sailin days; Schooner e,;J.
phin for Newburyport schooner ps $s
Hampstead, of Hartford, and ssveraV scbI
names not recoliected. A brig and ,.
for Beverly. aod schooner fot ha''D
sailed the day before.
PHILADELPHIA, August ~ y q,
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Valuable Real Property and
Houiehold Furniturs,
FOR SALE.

5 / will fell AZ Public Sale, to the
-highea bidder, FOR ready money, ca Satsrdsy Toe
zesh day Of Sspsembrr next, thas
HOUSE
and Improvements, at pIslsnI occupied by my fa'
mily, With the whole of the LOT on which the
faid Honfe 9sn&, Containing two acres, bounded
go the WsR BY Washington tract, and on thu
North by Osoneko hseet. Thu property is in
avery -hsndtoms part of the towp, and will an,
fweg both fer tewn- aud country houfe. Part OF
she loo is occupied as a garden, which is extes
6ss and IN hight of cultiv alton.
- ALSO,
Ny Houfehold and Kitchen Furni-
ssurs--cor6aing of tables, chairs, o,ds and bet.
~siag, hedReads, book cafs, s,quantity of books
ba 'csus, cheaa Of drawers, onecoachee and ks4f
aneis, &a.&c.
Tins property viii sgsfigeiy sst s!1 ~ that 4e
for whst it will briog, TO Eztisfy debt claimst
from me By Wiliiam H<pex,s.
N. B.-Ehe Houies and Lot will
De dIpoitd of at private fax, il reafoaabe ofe'
sIou1d be made tor them a. any time before the
s9sh day Of September.
John Dunaas.
L Nuys ~. dos
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.Diftrlct X Colusnbiia--io zoit: I:


NAEREAS4SaaxeiC epsr has this day by his
petisioo in writing, applisa 70 ia sfios. >Ncho.
las Faahugn, ons of the Ali&sns Judges Of the
.cirsais Gsurs oithe Diatitt Of coIunbiz, TO be,
sdmisted. 80. che bsacSs Of tbs al Of Congseis,
fer tt- relief os Iafpvenf Debtors within thedif.
.iria aioTstaid and has Rated thsrsin, that he is
now IN actual ccusBemensin che zjaii bounds OF
he scuaiy Of Alexandria, as tllesfnt Of Michael
Riley, ard saas being unable TO difchaIge faid
k;iey's claim, with Others eagainf him, has sf-
fsrcd 10 dclsyez-up, fer shenfe of his creditors,
All his psoperty, real. perfoaal and nixed-ND,
tf isksersfart ssOrp, 60 the creditors of che faid
ksaaei Cooper, TO attend at the Court Houfs 10
The to~R of Aexaadria, On Satutd,y the sSth
inaans, between the hours Of sleyen O'Clock ia
the forenooa snd fosr O'Clock an she evening OF.
that day, 20 laew casfe wsy taid sssioner hail
BOT be difchargsd according 10 law.
BY Gsdsr,
G. Deneale, s. C.
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NOTICE.

THE SALE Of a part OF MAJOR
Thomas Vets LAND, advertifed 10 this paper,
was potponed uatil Wednesday the Ssh day OF
next at II O'Clock. A. N. when the
fale will agaia commence on the Premiies, near
! the lands Of Mr.. Joash phonpfon.
This tract will besiold in convenient LOIS.
! foms of which are, in point of hsaasioa, eqnai
TO any in sae-xieiaity ofAlexandria.
Richard NJ. Scott,
Francis Pcyton, ccss'rs.
Amos Alexander,
Asgaa IS. ------ oo-
Smlthheld BACON HAMS.
THE fabfcriber has jua received 5000 lbs. OF
-Sm;th6eld BACON HAMS, condaing IN the
g,easeis part of nice fnsll Hams OF from 9 to Is
p0snds weight agortmsnt of Liverpool
STONE WARE.
.cgdiains Of ,iqss, Pisshsp, and pickle pots o.
libel HslAs. :.
A.. =. d
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2E q,
The currentreport at Lisbon wa a,d' u
al a Lee, Of. the ship Fl0ra' s1
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Rran Ms GaAaLRsTex CasslHRs

Is On Eagles wing, imnorta! flanders Fly, : J.
LIS While yirs uous actions are bu; born and de-"
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NOTES.

TSe Inhabitants Of !hr Vcf.rn territory AZ
no 5>,ter than tarde Of fa,,as II faiS'
/, leave shcit au, TO go aboui their daily Is'I'
ar their return sbey f-d It, perhaps, takfr {"
{ fiin Of by iome new comers, WHO will d"Pu"
il with them; 10 :enufe being acknowledge q
mecg them hu, that ofoccupancy NJ rignt O',
thar Of fuperor force. [Upm fbt frrg''<s Pc
sage tbe <aJtor IF lbe P7iladelpbia G7@'tf w.
.erges -" However correct Cur authors eo''
men,s nay be o. thc gepcfainRj & OF the tf''@',
his remarks in reference to the ,phsb'ant' oil W.
WcRc,n Territory are certainty faRe.'9 -.
Il has been already predicted at W.,
WHEN circumstances did nc. render It neal,t
pr babe as at plrlcn. thc following IS n,S Z
raj ira. laiion frcm the iccond volum- OF D.
(,,'s ylcw of America: F." have men;ton'o ~ ~.
eiens metals, The Americans arc IL the n.'S g.,
bauthood OF the couotries which produce ~, w..
Theie coua.ies arc the abod:s OF i n: a,
vh,sh alipeaG4s pot with nsootsAr'sS. Ss'a4 &c
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NOTICE.


- VIE proaiei:sus annber q DOGS, go'hg at
3 lai2r 10 aux tiseSts Gs'iy, at 9his 'eaion of
Tie year, has given hus 800 we'll founded saTtsl'
ne cosIeqg$aces 10 be appgehanded,Ttt l3fgsr
.passuis,ea; fp.cdy corrective Therefore III NE
.y-u;lse Gems expedje4t- II d therefore again
ysause lbe ieysla coatables 70 b v's'ian', AM
sct,ve 10 thr lifeiasge Q. s9sis gerai deSlcs, q,
j, reflects shoi: ar.us.'s, AK. 81 Y owners aaa
10 eze,u,;ns tie lsv 4por that ishl7ct 'aitsd the
oh Etbsu1ty ~fGoe, il def. wofaa, = Ell :
= AL owacfs 81 >3egs (has keep !a5h logs cR.s
Cd or ostefsgfS.scaat,'ed, aatl . any dog taf!i4e
ts,ea,l going az hege. without his osyne', tie
slt hs sect 10 he penaisy Of one s''li4f
5 ihzlpbe lsslni for ang psrfon, aud aali ssst'
gxldrFr be The duty 81 TIC egEsabcs to k;!l and
deascy any cog found @ gang ayla'ge wi;aoat
BIS owner
The hensfs and iatisfatsion experienced and
a tnowlodged, by.rh fe Perfons who have lately
,,h,te wsth-d ,hy:f cellars, oaghl sbink to be
3 ,owrsfA, tneen.ige 10 feyefal eth=rs ~ho have
roslone 10, and ia ny view Of q. iualses' 'lle
nre5-nt q atc Of ,fhe weather more than sgcT aP'
peas 10 reqare this Qsfg fsiutsrg operation, fhe
,hc exoencc can IuselY + no objection Msf.h MACY
Gar .sessl ceiiats wiz Q reeaife 3, re i'l1le and
- Iaa,ur, thsn whf cue hAii d:iiar o. iegenty hye
!. Mandeliile,
Superintendent q Police
Angua IS. DIV