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!" 7hink, morfats. qAq. 4 Is 10 ar.

'''' '''@' f-+'Sf t-s4-s ~ IS 70 Cke "
To hid farewell to all b.io,y,he sun--,o d,sscIva
c"nneetiof with al ,Lat now gives riea.,,e or
pah--'o !aunci away 10 wor.d Unknown. arc
IDEAS included ~ lie dissolution .lat M sreri,nz
tie, which u"iSes ihe mineral ien1n- 10 a houss
81 clay. ~ la nes OF order and ar,.z-r,rnr.
wIt unfold when once The ur ali, ,lrdu. IS knows,
only 10 those y no have made the elieIimenr.
Must We shorty close our g, IS on al teTYesrriat
scenes Why then should we uistratf cur minds
with ANXIETY in the variohs puf=uiis O.! l.fei Whv
Io'l or heap Up treasures We : . soon TO ieayc
Why tarDor envy in ouT breasts II those yfc-r.
nigh TED n helap Of fortune y hen we know ;!at
a few revolving suns will bring lie pesfod when
death shat oemo.ish all d ssr ctioas I chose Of
virtue and vice Why c..eI.sA resentment. eyea
against our most inye.eIate enemiesf a few mo-
en's and he lamp a. tie IS extinz he'd and
wan II both then love and haired WHY value
ourselves on the advantages of birth. the ATTAIN.
men', or learning or the olardiairr eut- Il beau
:! The grave kuaws none OF these. III, rich
ana ne Poor, he prince ard the coitager, The
learned and thc il,iietats. he5s ni.,.le IA one
common mass and Eeauiy, tho orcs a rival OF
venus is mere rePAs. for worms Lne conside-
ra'ion more appii's itself ~iln peculiar force, De-
cause II involves eternal consequences. DO VIZ
believe that We are beings desisneu for IN endless
Existence and shaI this lie is state ct lrcb,,i
ont shall we then su6er the objects % day 20
ensr1ss our whOS atteutiyui Shall We suspd cur
nveS M pursuit ola bubble, shile we Acknowledge,
th~t' short RS IS The of if, we run for IN e.
ternai prize Forbid 1t heaven Nor iet i he e.
yer SAID, that ratOna beings at part 40 ab. ari.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

poor woman who had seen bette-d- rs under.
standing from some - her Acquaintance, thai DIR.
O"idSrmth had studied physc, and hearing o. his
gree' humanity solicired him III : ie:;er, u send
hsf something tor her husLlnd, w!-o aad L.. Gis
appetite ana was reduced 10 4 most c.eiancholg-
state D. con,inua! angu sh Tue good ra,,.ed
peer waited On her ins andy. and after some Dis.
course with his patent, found him sinking f. Z
III tha7 worst Of sickness, poverty lie ,-6,o r
:o'd them that tbsy should hear from him in n
hour. when 'e should secd some pills. winch c
Seheved would prove c;}icaoious. lie immedia,.
y went home AMI pu' zen Suiueas ia,o = chiD
box with the foliowiI g !4i,~ - these must DE-.
uss' a5 oUr recessi,ies T,Q4ue: bsra.i.r,. "a
q good heart lie sent }is aoryatt with ihi,
pre'erip''on .hecor i2rIoss ans, LOO f,l 4
1t contained remedy superior b al.y ding Gaicn
OF ms rupis could adiunU5,er or nj. i,I..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
LITERARY NOTICE.

We have been highly gratiied by a cur
sorry perusal of produClio'i, which has
G2st made its appearance in Boston, un-
der tie TILE of " Letters from London,
written, during he wears 1902 and 1908.
by William .?.s!Il. ~. I ne following is
the predatory Advertisement OF the. Au-
thor; and we venture TO assure our Rea
ders, that he has fully performed all he
has promised.
"Ihese letters were written during a
residence in London. and addressed to
friend in Massachusetts. The writer has
endeavorcd to blend amusement with in
formation, and has attempted TO sketch
bo;h national and individual character !;
with Occasional outlines of the state of
society in that interesting country. The
frequent a.i',sion to the United States, by
way of comparison, lille it adds variety,
lac trusts viii take nothing from the i'm
pariiaIity Of the work. The public will
jadgc."
/ hsse Letters contain q valuable and
well digestcd mass OF information respec-
ting the state Of society, the manners and
national character Of England. The
Euihnr is evidently pupil III the school
- -'--'SSSj ~l@f ff'S sDf eA'is4 ItU|tcy yCl
has pourtrayed the Political situation of
That country with an impartial hand,
though in glowing and animated colours
He has interspersed many amusing anec-
dotes and examples of nationality, which,
like the random sketches OF the Cartoons
OF R0hhek, often give more impressive
idea Of real life, than tie most labored
picture. He introduced among the por
traiIures Of - i7ciiUiduai characters" inter
esting descriptions of the persons and
m'nners OF Foc, Pin, WHdiam, ErSkiHc,
Gibbs, Garro7g, GodroiH, Waicou, Hoicrofi,
&c. With these three last, he vas ~ com
pany at the house Of Mr.. God7Oin. The
stle Of the letters we think far above medic
crity. Il has much Of the vivacity, and all
the purity of Mo1re and Brudoac. In de.
scribing the characteristic excellencies of
the several Orators and Lawyers, MIR.
.8nstin has displayed all the discriminating
taste and all the animated spirit, which
mark the 50 celebrated Letters Of the
" british Shy."
We are not fearful OF lavishing immo-
derate praise on the production, nor do
we doubt, that the public will sanction our
opinion. We think the writer has done
hmm 10 this Country and hope his Coun.
try will delight 10 h1Hor" him.--We ear
neslly recommend his work to the patro.
mage Of the public; we venture to pro-
mise to all pleasure from the perusal.
At present, we must content ourselves
with this Imperfect notice OF perform
ance, which we are confident, must soon
become popular. We are promised
however, that, in a short time, more am
pie Justice will be done it, in Review
from the hand OF jndicious aud ingeni
ous friend, who is well calculated FOR the
task. When we are able TO presept thi.
crilique to the public, We shall aceompa
ny il with sufficient extracts, To give az
idea of Ia. Wu;eI's stilc add manner.
(Nat. .4&g:s.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
Richmond. Oaober 1st, 1904.
By LINES lNADISO.N Secretary Of Stafe
of the United STATES.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given,
pursuance ofthe Act Of Congress pass
ed on The 2eth March last, entitled An
act supplementary to the act, entitled " An
act relative TO The election of Pre- sident
and Vlce-President of the United States,
and declaring the object who shall ACT as
President, in case of vacancies in the of.
hces both OF President and Vice-Presi-
dent."-That the amendment proposed,
during the last session of Congress, to
the Constitution of the United States, re-
spec,ingthe manner OF voting for President
and Vice-President of the United States,
has been ratified by tue Legislatures of
three-fourths of the several states, to wit {:
by those of Vermont, Rhode-Island, New
York, New-Jersey, Pennsylvania. Mary
land, Virginia, OHIO, Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Norlh-Carolina, South-Carolina and
Georgia, and has thereby become valid as
part of the Constitution of the United
States.
Given under my hand at the City of
Washington, this twenty fifth day
OF September, 1904.
(Signed)
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and OF the proposed amendmen: thereto he ex
SCI. We authority OF such STATE shan cause * lists
81 he names Of he electors 0! ~
and certified. and 20 be deliye,r t, lie sad s,,c
'orS on or before the day iN,o 80 law tor ,h,ni 10
n'eei and vote tor President M Wee Prc,;5eu.
and the said electors shall enc!ole one Of ,!e said
lists IN each OF the Ger iiieales by them made p,
sealed IN conformity 70 the provisions oftliis al
aud OF 'he act 20 which his is 1 sup',Ie,nrnt.
NATL MACON,
Speaker q fbe Rca=e y Ictyesc,fa, te..
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Pfesia-q' qribe SeqGte. byo ,empsy-.
March 26. l804-AprRovED.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
RICHAIOND:

Almost every arrival from the yV-st In
dies says the Ncw-York Gazette ings
dreadful accounts OF the havoc there by a
hurricdn-, which extended norihward and
soulhwasd, taking in its course all The
West India islands. and great part Of The
Sca-coast of the UNiIed States. In the
West lndi islands it began about the Sd
Oli. was severely felt u, Charleston and Sa-
vannah The Sth, and having nearly spent its
force reachedihis CITY iheniSht of The ! Ii,
b1t did 40 material damage. Boston also
partially trit its effects.
BY an arrival yesterday we have rcceiv-
Cd melancholy news from Turks Island.
Aim7sI all the American vessels there
were driven Oh shore; some of them lost
with the'rcrews. Many OF the sh;pwreck-
ed crews after being thrown on the island,
were robbed by negroes. We are sorry
L say, that The commander Of that island,
dist esart!ing tie rights of hospital ty,
couUtcnanced these roi,5eries, atd threw
every obstacle in he way Of afiording pro-
teclioa TO the unfortunate shipwrccked A.
nierlcans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

The Republican printers throughou, is s,a,c
are requested TO stae in their papers ,ha, the /:
lection Tor the Electors Of Presi5enr aud Vice.
President of the United States, will bc held on the
mst MONDAY OF November next, a. the Court.
mousse OF each County and Corporation in This
Commonwealth and that the persons chosen nc
Electors are TO meet the Capitol in he CITY Of
Richmond. on the FRS, Wednesday, in December
next, TO vote fnra President and Vice President.
18th September. 1904 Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
S WEEr CLARITY

BEST i n, n,c,.,d srisit ylven
= hush al Gi.n's p.erziog ,irae -
SOFT A. the d,w. aistu.'d iron. heaven.
Yet purer,han She pfln, ess row.
and ble., Eel.g Jon. Il n, .. IN.
Whose Charm ares, me e,nbi.1 care.
Lads The ycuu8 pmj ~ Mero,'. sari7e.
Ana win4 the infants grateful I.ay CT.
To save IRON runs hsrr, my fare,
Or raY.sh from Ihe wheisaii.a AVE,
How b,ighJ The tributary strain
How richthe need. .has waits lie brayei
Nor shall the muse forget tie F5wer.
W whose secret siEs. % pity pail.
Ff3itt tie modest opening dove.
And she!ter in ITS fostering snzae.
Swee, Charity. thy voice divine
Can every ba,'n of care impair;
The Traise Of rescued wanr IL thine,
he incense OF the feeling hcarr.
With thee when 10. e's "a dreams have 1,r3
Shall memory whisper no es Of peace;
Ger deaths dark courts lu,tfe sher,
And snioot" the path TO hfe's release.
FOR those, whose ears were never deaf
re oEiss OF suffering woe 20 hear.
w moss hands dispeiisd ihe visi''d relief.
""""e '"niles .iluni'd the Cryhan's tear.
Not vain the promisd Blessing aow;
High heaven approves the sweet { 71p!oy;
ihough here ia 5cers Of grief they SOW,
let snail hey reap immortal joy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
RHFIIAfATISM.

a specific cure Tor the rheumatism has
been communicated by gentleman from
the coast of Guinea. Which is to rub the
parts affected with a mixture of Cayenne
pepper and strong spirits. The rubbing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

a man Of business in Dublin, finding it
impossible to get in his book debts adver-
tised them to be sold by auction, pledging
himself at the same time to prove each
dcbi for the purchaser; the aIarm which
this excited was such, that in less than
week not a single debt was to be found un-
crossed in the books OF the advertiser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

II is the wish Of the Editor of the N47YO "
III LN7ELLIGE NCER to engage an in,i,i-
dual well qualified to REPO PT TIE DF-
BITES or NGRESS. Immediate app.i
cation with the terms that will be agreeable, is
requested. a,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

. The secretary to the Mayoralty Of Rou-
en- has addressed letter to the editor Of
the Cronique deI'Europe published in that
city, from which it appears that on dsseei-
ing the body Of youth Of "a years of age a
human Gotus was found in his stomach Of
very irregular form. The progress it
had rnade in Justification, the nature Of the
teeth, the quantity OF hair, Of different
lengths and colors, its hard and cartilage
nous covering, prove that it was by no
means of recent organization, and induce
professional men who have examined it to
believe, that this moustrous fetus is the
produce ofthc same conception which gave
birth to the youth in whose stomach it was
found. (Paris Argus.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
JAMES MADISON.

The Printers of the iarvs Of tie United
States are requested 10 hu6itsh the above no.
fDIcation and The annexed Iav, three times
IN their Gu=eites.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

must be contimid !.ils. and repeat
ed I'LL the cure is g,ed. Probably the
American red pepper, or the India blacl.
pepper, might answer where the other is
not gttainable.
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p Those gentlemen 1vho

@ave 6ecq Find enough TO receive subscriptions for
=. Tbe VIRGINII NAG AZINE. or 5fON5Y.
n MLSCELLIN1'." are requested TO ,e,l,r
Hsts 9f such names t5ey 6Gee been abe 10 obtain,
80 s1oa sosVenieat, he frat Number eeiH certain
y make rs appea' arce roe first dry of December
next There S0iH be at least Ne elegant Co6ber-
plate EHsrav,nS attached to each number
j. DIXON.
Richmond. O1ober LIST, 1904. 81
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From Mr. Gideon White. Anapoli,.

I have iold many ofths Asue ana Fever Drops
TO people IA the eountry. and have not Known any
10 fail euring--fhe Lozepges have fold very well
lrely hear IF iegerai cures (ueh bringing
worms froai children, and doing much good 10
petions of = bilious habit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

BaITIsn EoUALtTY.--It is fact that
the town Of Old Sarum, in Wiltshire, En-
gand, which, though once a considerable
pace, Is now reduced 10 a single furm house,
sends fsco members TO the British Pa,i!a-
ment while the CITY of Edinburgh, con
tanning upwards of one hundred thousand
Ihha5itants sends only enc. This is one Of
the numerous specimens of the excellence
OF that constitution OF government, which
Nir. Adams calls 9 the most stuDendous
fabric of human invention. "-EEhosii
Flour inspected in the town Of Alexandria
for the quarter, ending 18th September,
1904.
1880 barrels, G,c47 half barrels, bar
rels rye flour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
hfalE6ie <fgue and fever Dr0bs,
For the cure of Ague., Remittans and ln,ermi.-

THOUSANDS can telily of THAR being euTed by
thefe drops, aitcr the bark aud every other NEE
dicre have proved urTe6lual and rot one in
hundred has had occsion 90 tske more than one,
and nun'bers nor half bottle
These DROPS are particularly recommended 10
the inhabitants of low, maIihy count.isl where
the WORT fore ., aEuc, generally prevail which
unlefs eeeiy Rttarded 80 and fpeediy removed in
jurc the contribution exceedingly and bring on
dropfies, putrid tevers and variety OF cOrnpl1nts
o! the moi{ dangerous and alarming ns:ure. Many
other Medicines sre carly offered FOR the eu-e Of
this d:fordeE, which upoa trial have bseu found
either dangerous or uislefs. The bark i, the ulu-
al remedy made ure OF but being very nsufs
Gus medicine, and feldom taken in fufEiient guam
tisy, it very often f4ih; and ehi!5rsn and ,hofe
who have weak itonachz (slqusutly lon, Tor
want OF more eafy aud pieafant remedy
Eztraa Of letter .rom DIR Soper.
'K-us Co. Delaware.
q have given the Ague Drop, to numher of
patients this fall and with conitsnt iuccels in
tome ultimate cafes they aaed like ehaim--tbe
diiesle yielding ii day OF two to thi. remedy,
after reGtn. the barks for monihe, tdeush thcy
had been thrown the largeA doies.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

From DR. I.SPangleJ York Town, Pennsylvania,
can at any n,omen5 il you think proper 70
sdvsrtiie them, procure the certificates oil veiy
Respectable pegions IN tbis place end iis vicinity OF
the efficacy % the Ague Drops and Worm o.
zsnge.. the latter very eGe9uai as q veTniiuseJ
and iueeeisiUily ufed in disrThoea and dyGsn,asy,
complaints which have been very prevalent here.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

Srp,...I have made ufe Of your ague drops /;
they have operated mildly AID eordiog so shy
wif1ss, have performed cure on rig, without
producing Any Inconvenience think theu
late aud excellent medicine, aud would have zee
eourle 10 them again a. a cui Tor the sgue 10 pre
ference 10 any other medicine. aiA lr Wih
gratitude, your obedient 8, van,
JOHN PUssEL.
ST Thefe drops arc lold ss 5. plealsnts BOol
Store, Riehmqnd,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

From Mr.. Rob. Mercer, printer Frederekiburg
The Ague Drops have cured in every cafe
have heard Of, aud increaies IN demaud, as the ~
que md fever prevail very much here ever, fall
Some intereGed doGors have done al ia the,i pow
er to depreeats ,heir value pretending they 10
rot ADJ mildly bu, the people will eoIy Re.
iieye what 70 obvou1y eontr1ois. their tcnits
know young children who hsv. taken IL, and no
other eaea was perceived bat ,he eeahns Vi che diC
ordcr.'
certify, that my vile was 4 fbort time free az
tackled by the sgue and fever, and on being n
formed ot the euse. performed by the aguc drc rs,
fold by Mr. D4wtou, purc'.sfe5 from Liia 10.
tie, by rhe uie Of which, ne loom recovered {
ALTO sfIrm, that hey operated mildly aud psodUe
Cd no diisgreeabie iymptoms. u. LzSis.
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41e /"l-o.. ag @isiq0l Cae, ssls -.yiaer f5y. ard
s""> "a nc -'".,c'spy 1ect'er At iSe 5uegsss ,s
~ re " EosroH EE-ALg ns,fLUm"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30

cf representatives gave the fam: vote ). y
Adams. W
Bot let il BE- conceded that lie iuig. a,.,,
have admitted Coz. T4y.og to have apfv,rs ,Y" ~
three quealons Propound.d 70 him. T. h. "'
peachabe for hisfefuia' Il he rcfued ffan ~ 49,
TALLY, or other balc motive let him Be ro,.aat
ed and punifhed. Is it n,eivab!e, n - :, ~
Judge was, influenced by any unworthy no.;na,
The teitimopy of col. Taylor was only cffa-de,a
prove the truth OF one, the twelfth oba,,.
III the proof was iufieient for thar mr.
Calender would have been acquitted Of t,,'
charge and found guilty CT the uiulst1u 9th.
charges in the indictment. How foolilh as w.,i
as wicked noG judge Ch2lc haze acted, torcfnf.
eviden &c, il proper, when it only went to the A.
qnital of ONE charge out OF twenty.
Can't be conceived by any impartial M,
thar he refused the evidence Of colonel T,y,o.
from any other cause, bar conviction thu ;,
was inadmissabIe in law ltjgd;e Chase.
fused 30 receive the evidence of colonc! T1vIo.
from any partial or corrupt motive, be opob,
to be imFe@ched and removed from bis Office >,
unworthy of il; but ii he only erred in Ii,
judgment It IS refugnant 20 justice and the pin.
cIpies OF our government, and destructive CT he
independence # our national judiciary to imFe.cb
him.
Hunanity revolts against ioa cling punish.
ment on man who foloas the hgnt Il his IN,
Outstanding ani the oitlatcs Of his conscience,
Before Judge should be.conyicted ard remyy.
cd from ohice, add de, laied Unworthy 90 hold
any ficc un4er The government there u,tt to
be tic clearest and PLANES, proof Of psru4liy
or corruguons. The fnb ic wel,rc, the pul.
sdmnisttatan o jus ice l.Ee SAT y Of in.i,idla.
from july ana oPEcs@on, ali cornbi,e 10 reqli!e
an inviolaole adhs:c. &C TO s.hi, pr,aciyIe
DETEG Tor.
March Il, BOT
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No T E.
The Circuit Court Of the Difna Of

The Circuit Court of the Diltri6t OF
.Columoia having at the March fsfion holden
in the county Of Alexandra, Ordered and D.
rected, in the fuite of Wyle, Langley and others,
compliments aganf Robert Alexander, his TFuf
tees aud other defendants depending on the Chan
Gerry iide al she fad court. that the lu5fcrioer
NIKE up, adult, fe,tie and report to the laid court
the accounts ana claims Of the laid plaintiff,
Rated in their bill; and of other Judgment cree
d,to4s of the faid Robert Alexander, anterior to
The deed of tfua mentioned in the faid bill, which
d.ed bears date the 26h day Of December 1899.
The fe seral perlons coming under the direct
order made in the aforelaid luise, are hereby in.
formed, that fhall attend at my Office in tie
town Of Alexandria, from this day until the Oh
ofaApril I.exs on which day ihail MAKE up my
report, TO carry into eAea the.faid order, at
which tine and place the feveral parties inter
rsaed ae rsgueRed to attend with the neceflary
documents, to enable me TO execute the order.
George Deneale.
AZ H.
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Is Public Notice.

The Members Of the Protestant
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Of Alexandra are
hereby notified hat ali Election will
be held at The Church on Monday mex!
between the hours Of / and 2 O'Clock,
for twelve perIons TO ferve the laid
Church as Velfry for years.
March 2z.
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S H @ E S.
SAMUEL CLARK


.gzJpsa1a!J af5rms bis TseOn ard CoHafry C4l.
toners that be c0atsmplqfss leaViag this place
e0rtly, and zOiN dllp9ls eftbs sfal2oqv.ng S6ots
fer CAFE, credit, or Ppr0dace-.FUHs
Englilh and American colored Kid
Slippers,
Do. black and white, high and low heels.
Black, red, green and blue Morocco Slip
ePers,
Ladies Black Morocco JcRsrfon's fhoes.
MITES Red aud Black DO
SOC pair good Calf SKIN Slippers.
Black Stuff do.
MlGes' Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
Boys fine and coarse fhoes.
Chsd,en's Jefe ion Shoes, and pumps
Meas fine Morocco ihoes, and dancing pumps.
Do. fine Merocco fhoes, and coaf1c lhoes.
March II q.
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March az
Ten D0JJaY5 Reward.

Runaway from the fubfcriber liv
imp IN FaufaA County, on Fnday night tbs 10Th
inf. negro man ilatr, named
DE N n / S,
about twenty one years Of age, luqpoofed to be
ab5af five feet, 1tyen or eight inches high, OF
a&tkah complexion, little iguins eyed. on one
os his feet.ras rscolleeed y hich, large knot on
The joint of his great yoes oceailoned BY iP'ain;
when he went away had OF round JACKET and
paptaloons Of white plains; country laadr hat
ahouf half worn, no other cioathing recoliecfed.
! expea he calls hiuftlt DENNIS Ramiey, if ne
does not charge his name.
James Deneale, fen.
March IS. CIT.
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"He retire., pIeafsd with usfl;xg hi' erlors.S
ID.
{" What was the nature of that allegation ,
Crafi Of the mott lsblimssrd kind. What his
previous conduit A tiOae ssrfammg Of the
fame fubtle and dangerous eaences'--;b-
This now is all SO nearly on alevei with
Pasquin's own manner Of writing especial.
ly as evinced in some late 6 Sepulchral
Stanzas," as he calls them, that we do not
wonder he thinks the man who can write so
is more than match for Mr.. Lang.
After this we hope Duane's Admirers
will no tlonger insist son :, that :" none
but hilaslf can sbe his pararel." No: let
Justice be done:
Ambo aorentcs C asibus; A.cades arnbo,
&, cantare pares ct fcssonoec psra,i.
Extract Of letter 1,om III. Wichelhausen,
G0nsm ofhe q. States, at Bremen, dated
March II, 1904.
The Duke of Odrnburg, whole dorninions
mofly furround the mouth ofthc river Tai
has eonfentee to have bpoys laid at il. entrance,
which in coniequence have bsen TENT down 20 day
by the Chamber of commerce of this city. Pi.
lots are directed to cruife near Wangerode, a
fnsll iland in the North lea, in order 70 vatch
every veasl bound TO the Tahdc.