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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-13
John Mafon.
STOUGHTON's
GEN INE BITTERS,

Painfully prepared al the orsglaG! rcavsl
houie London.
TO make any obfervations here, upon the fi-
psrior quality of thefe Bit,sr., to any ever offered
for fale, is needlefs; fufoe it to lay, that they
have food the scf Of approbatioo great number
of years.
Gentlemen, who prefer bittefs, will and them
an elegant and wnoiefome preparation; and now,
for the 6ff tine. imported 10 quart bottles, as
we'll as walls, which will reduce the p.cc neas
one half.
ET Country foxes and tayerns fupplied by the
dozen or groce, with very large allowance
the price, or bartersd for couasry produces on ap.
LEGATION TO Msffs. Robert and John Gray, book.
Eellers, Alexandra.
Sold alto, RETAIL
By Rapine, Conrad and Co. bookielloYs, Cant.
toll Hill, Warrington; John March. hockfeiiez.
George Town; Tiidasy Glahain, Norfolk, and
A. Buck, Frederick lburg.
Nov. s. smlsx
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.


Runaway from the subscriber on the aeth
of OCTOBER last, negro nan slave named
b O b,
about 20 years of age, Eve feet Bine inches high
straight linabed and we'll formed; said slave hath
an impedlmeut in his speech which prevents his,
cadily replying TO aqnestiop. He commonly
wears ear rings. He took with HIM variety Of
good cloathing, description of which is unnsces.
ssry, as ii IS probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, and in all probability is now secrcted by
has mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. IoHN Nun, late of this town, bnt now
sad to be tree. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of Tn EoLLARs for the dis
covety Of those who have been accessory to his
conceament.
Caprain's Of vessels, &c. ate forwarnsd at
their peril, not to take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov IS
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I; anas CYaUen,

h. lalna5 CYdUen,
saas ut resolved and IS nov opening at his fore in
Aog.otfeet few doors above Mefrs. Bsnaea
ana Watis's, a haadiome aEloftment Of
FaN Gad Winter Goods,
conaaiDg Of fupcrfne broad CLOTHS, and cs6.
mers, coating, foIelt cloth, ksrfcy, and halt
'nsSs, ariped and rofe blankets. fries. Aanncls,
.o'nnett and fwaniJowns, Ruflia meeting, ravens
ourk, do~las, csess ard ticklenburgs, brown aud
xnl'e platillas, lfsth linen, long Lawn and fine
cotton hitting, an elegant agorrmsnt Of cambfie
mullins, whne and cosouFed fine India null mall
saoi Prgg do fslhionablc chintz and calicocs, fer
nisu,e DO. ladies extra long cotton gloves. French
s : EAshh silk pick nick, * lace de. S.. satss
Ar,pe aud fancy bordersd cambria fAawIs, white
$40 colocfed came's hair do. patent iewng cotton
sna,das' isces, sobbin, &C. sc. Ttse above goods
s' IL &c diipOied Of on The uffal terms for eafR.
NOV. II. d
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Madeira Vine.

is pipes London particular Wine,
qs. csfks do. do.
Received per fch't Ploughby, via Norfolk, fer
Gle On q liberal credit BY
q. and T. Vowel,
1sn, s: d
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Aalrs bp auatcls.
On SATURDAY.

.,,l,el. rr;H be f0ld aff5< gesaxt Store, fbs
: ~ eo,rty sf lKsg ard UEnion s,<tfs.
Rum in hhds. ana barreiss
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gini csiks
Wine IN pipes and quatter sa2l.
Molaliss in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
white and brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in cafks ard bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Osesn's Ware, and
ALSO,
dvor;;sty of DRY GOODS,
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1904.
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM HARISHOR Ne,

WILLIAM HAM AI1l-INiNA1s
AT HIS sToRa ON Kinks WHARF, Lower ESS
or WOLF sr&ErT,
New-Englsnd Potatoes
CozIfc Salt,
M;dlings and Shoulders Of Bacon on very low
terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Phladelphia Lsai and Lump Susas
Indian Meal. Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Snpesfne Fiour ia barrels snd half barrels,
Large and flnall yeiIels may be con-
vcniently accommodated with Wharfage ON mo-
deratr terms.
STORES to let on the Wharf, or goods re-
ceived in them on Storsge. 81.
A large STORE on Ejce's WHAT to isll or let
with The privilege Of receiving and lh4pny
goods free of wharfage.
A fmsll HOUSE ca Water Street next door
TO Major Muaeatcr's. fox iale.
A number of LOTS in good asuations Tor fale'
or TO lie, on ground rent.
Alex. nth mo. sorh. sosI
Benjamin S1ye0e, Jun.
Has Fer sale at tie corner If Prince and UaiOn
Streets,
9 bales India cottons
One case bandanna handkeichieks
China, Longee and Pu,icat do.
90 pieces Black Satin,
2 cases fur hats,
Table and fea sets china,
Barrels East India Sugar,
Kegs raisips, dipped candles and soae,
Country gin, MasgA wine.
Red soy leather, ard about tons First quality
Russia ordage, we'll assorted, which will be sold
cheap.
Dec. s. q
Malaga H1re, Ra,sins, sc.
Iuit received, per the brig Celia.
Cap. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter caiks Malaga Wine,
100 hall or. do.
60 qs. csRs Mountain Wine Of hyperion
quality,
SO oaikets Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
I5c quarter bis. RsiGns,
Zoo boxes Malcaseldo.
400 do. Bloom do.
IS boxes Lemons,
WHICH will begin Iandiug this Day at our wharf,
I. and T. Vowel.
Who haze also on Hand,
FOR SALE AN RgAsoNABLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mulcovado ouga. IN terces and bis. hyperion I'D
Port Wine, CO. Madeira do. Turks liland Salt,
mould Candles, 80 BIS. prime new Beet, RoRis
Duck, white Rufia Shooting, Dsiilngs. Ravens
duck, &c. &c.
Dec. 9.
TOWNSEND g PLUMB
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For Sale or Rent.

A eonvenienttwe story brick house, com
pletely finished, situated ca Water street, be-
tween King and Prince Strects--imncdiste pos
session will De given. Apply to
J0SEPHRIDDLE.
Nov. 80. DIFF
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livered to the person elected, and
lie other returned to the Governor
md Council under heavy penalty
that the petitioner after the last
election complying with his duty
under the said act was at great
trouble and expense in making his
return to the governor and council,
but found that the law had made no
provision for compromising the she
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DC referred 10 tic committee of
claims ; that they Go examine I.c
matter thereof, ard report TIC same,
with then opinion thcreupon, to
the house.
A petition from certain inhabi-
tants Of Harrison county WAS pre-
sented and read, praying for an al
teration in the law directing the
mode Of appointing electors to
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riffs for making such return; and
PRAYING relief from the legislature
Also 4 petition Of George Hairs
ton late sheriff Of Henry county,
PRAYING for the remission CT DANA
ges in a certain Judgment rendered
against him by the General court,
FOR reasons in the said petition stat
cd;
Ordered, That the SAID petitions
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i'g Tor sundCy' alterations in tx
laws / regulating the inspection c,
Ordered, That the said petition
tc referred 20 Nyessrs. Ker, Meier
ran, Clarke, Coleman Caroline
DoaSe, Cabell, Penn and Barbour;
that they dc examine the matter
thereof, and report the same, with
cher opinion thereupon, to the
house.
A petition from a number of the
inh2oitants of the town of Lyhch-
burg was presented and read, pray
ing that tic said town may be in
corpoIated;
Also = petition from John Lynch
and others, inhabitants of the town
OF Lynchburg, praying that certain
lots adjoining the said town which
lave been laid of by said John
Lynch may be annexed to the said
town, and that there may benotime
limited fer the improvement of the
sid lots;
Also a pet;tion from the Rev'd.
Htnec Waugh, Rector &c the parish
OF ST Mary, in the county of Ca
roii'2e, and others residents within
the said parish, praying that the
Giebe land Of the said parish may
i've sold. anG fllc money arising from
tie sale, vested il some way, that
the present incumbent, the said Alb
FER Naug2, may enjoy tue interest
ti,eseof during his life, and the said
proceeds then be disposed ofapreea-
biyto tic act OF Assembly, &" Con
corning tie Gyebe ndsand church.
6 ".thin this commonwealth"
Also & petition from number Of
tie inhabitants Of Chm!estown in
tiioconnW Of Brooke, praying that
cert4hl PeTson9, named in the said
petition, may be added to the num-
her cFtrustees OF the said town, and
ta2t tie SAID trustees may be vest
Cd with certain powers fcr the pur-
pose OF regulating the police oil the
said town;
Also a petition Of Robert John
son, praying that law may pass
authorising him to sell certain lands
OF "a;ch Hugh Johnston (brother
to The petitioner) died possessed,
Tor the purpose of discharging the
debts of tie said Hugh, his pcrso-
naI estate being insufficient for that
purpose
Ordered, That the said petitions
be referred to the committee for
courts Of justice that thcy do ex-
amino the matter thereof, and re-
port the same with their opinion
tiieraupon 10 the house.
a petition OF Peter Johnston of
HARRISON county was presented ard
read, praying that the rates OF his
Ei1y across Tiger valley river may
be raised
Qrdered, That the said petition
be referred to the committee of Pro-
positions and Grievances; that they
Go examine the matter thereof, and
report the same with their opinion
thereupon to thehouse.
\ petition Of Louis a. Paully
was presented and read, stating that
Re has obtained a Judgment against
Tic Commonwealth Of Virginia in
me court Of appeals, and praying
tiiat an appropriation may be made
to discharge the same;
Also a petition of Edward Bur
CESS, stating that he was commit
ted to the Penitentiary for four
years, which term Of confinement
ne HIS undergone and under the
then existing law, created a debt a.
gainst the Commonwealth Of one
hundred and seventy seven dollars ;
bat that on his discharge he rcceiv-
ed only thirty dollars, thc sum al
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@ The ientar aSunlmay o
cnt tor Ra" Materials Tools &c of Prisoners Clothing Stationary for
Manufactured
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y.
Dec 5th To amount of manufactured articles and
rails on hand at this date per Inventory,
Feb 9th. To of Martin Minis the Keepcrs
No. =, for purchases OF materials, tools
and clothing of prisoners-stationarv his
missions, &c. from the 5th December to this date,
April 9th. 70 ditto No. 80 for 9th
! February this date,
June of ditto, No. for from the 9th of
April this date
Sept. 1s 10 of ditto No. for do from the 9th of
une 10 this date,
ditto, from the 1st of
/ September to this date,
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ci.oosc president and vice-presi-
dent ofthc United States;
On motion
Orcered, That the said petition
do lie on tic table.
The order Of the day being read.
Ordered, That the same Ee put
of till Monday next.
And then the House adjourned
till Monday II O'Clock.
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To amount of manufactured articles and raw mate
rails on hand at this date per inventory,
To Of the Keepers account for purchases OF
materials, tools, &c. maintenance and clothing OF
prisoners stationary, &c. from the 5h December 8O5
to the 1st of December, 1904,
Dollars
To balance against the institution including the ex-
penses of those convcs who have rendered service
in it,
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House. Summary ofth
Raw-Nateia Tools of
dr dchar
&c &c from the Decmbe
the
Dr.
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Dolls. Cts. 1904.


Feb. 9TH BY sales of 4a pair of shoes from the h of
December this date sales book, 961
yamount of - lbs. 3d.
. BIS. cod, wrought Nails m
BY sales of 3d. al, 3 lbs.
Cd, led, cod nails from
9Th Ey shoes from the 9th of
February o this date,
BY sales cd, 4541 lbs. Sd, 1Od I'D,
and IVA IL lbs. cod, sod, &c. wrought nails from do.
TODD %
BY sales of . lbs. 3d. I'D, and
lbs. 81. cod, cutn nails. Also
Id, : lbs. 1Od,
brods from do o do So
By sales OF shoes from the of
April 10 this date 4o
by amount sales O IA lbs.
12d, 10 lbs. god, sod, &C. wrought nails
from do
BY amount sales Of lbs. ande8o 1-a
lbs cd, Sc, 1od, 12d, and god, nails-Also,
Sd, $500 I'D, 10000 Cd, and 1915 lbs tOd, I'D, and
| cut bradsr ON do.t
{SeP. BY sales OF shoes the
! this
BY amount of - Id, and ? 48s Ill lbs.
| Cd, I'D, God cut mai s.--Also Sd,
| 5,75O Id, Cd, and lbs. Sd, I'D
brads from o
BY sales Of 2o,750 Sd, 12bs Sd, 1Od,
3d. and $3.50 Ia lbs. 2od sod, &c. wrought nails
| from do. 6s
of black sntf's worke for ne
keeper S for other Decemb
dee. BY sales OF pair from
Sept to this date 1886 4s
BY sales of $3.50 cd, 400 10 lbs.
| 3d. and 3,3O3 12 lbs GOD, sod wrought nails
! from do. to do zoos 81
amou sales of lbs. 3d. 3D. sd, 80
,and2O dcut Also d,
Sd, lbs. and2o
brads from
balance
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Dec. 1st. To Balance
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Dolls. 1892 % Is
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Dolls. $50 25
1914 ~
Dolls. 1924 67
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verrneht, 20 . 90 clusiye5 one, which
could NO. be urged Eh.n the Law passed.
\ lively appeal has been made TO public
opinion; and yhe people have been called
upon to dispiace those who supported the
measure. In every inst nee, except one,
they have Reelected those who support
ed ii; and in numerous ius ances they
have eiected its oppoHeots. In the COLI
gress that passed this 1ct the republicans
in The House OF Repre- S.rtatives were six
ty-eight. and ,he federdlists thirty eight :;
and IN the o-p-,s the republicans were
eighteen, and the fed valists iourteeo. In
, thep resentCongyes the republicans in The
ii u are uin ny six, and the iederalsts
hrt eight; aod iu TIE Senate the rep b.
| cans ave twenty-five aud the federal,sts
nine. The encreaSe OF repnb.ican mem
berS in the house 4, twenty eigh and in
the Senate seven; while he federalits
have lost i've senators and have not gain
/ cd single representative, notvlthstand-
| ing the encreased repfes, ntatIou. More
than two thrd, OF both branches, and
/ three fouiths of ne states are likewise re-
! pub Can. Public opinion, therefore, the
! highest and the oni, competent tribunal,
III lnigaied ca. les, his d c,ded this qlrs-
ton, with q strength, adequate ~ eff e.
! ing Unnecessary, correspondent al,era ion
i'll the constitution, had that been secessa-
ry.
| CERJIITS
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Jerome has connected himself, viii not be permit
ted 20 en'er the French ter,i'ories; and should
she arrive At any port IN France. he wih in
sranr'y be reshipped TOR the American States.
Ne is reminded th.t the frs, Consul is not opera
ted upon by the blind aHea.on Of parent, that
he will only acknowledge those relations who
press afounG him. and assist in execn,ing ms vast
plans. The b-o,hers Joseph, Louis, Lucien. are
spoken of with high terms OF concentration;
bu' he latter, though eunimen;iy useful ard pos
sessed of an independent fortune, YET having
contracted 4 marriage contrary to the will of the
First consul has been bau, shed TO Rome. b M
You" says the writer, 4" ave pointed our as
" man without spirit, yieiding 70 rhe tender pas.
a" sions; having added sing Ia 10 the lao.
" rels -hich crown him. his name, aud our co.
q" iours He is repeatedly pressed TO ie.urn to
France in the FIRST fr'ga;e that may offer bu, as
often Cautioned against bringing the young, wo.
man with him =" Il would he Ceg, aoing, GAYS
Decres. " your personal dignity introduce into
" this country awon'an who ought TO he in humi.
" liation, and who win not be received here Z"
The other letter is from Citizen Denes, "di.
re6ted 10 Citizen Pichon and Is 70 the same eff
fed. the whole Of both letters (Which ave very
lengthy is such TO impress he reader = in an
idea of the supreme nsolcnce and contempt with
which the Usurper looks down en- those engaged
in the humble walks Of life.-They were inter.
ccpted on board vessel bound from, Bortie,ux 70
New Z oik ; and we have not the smallest uUubs
. of their authenticity"
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HALIFAX.lM. 81 60. 3

We have been favored with the perursal Of two
French official letters dated Paris, SOih Cermi.
nal, (April 2O.)-Cne Of Their, is signed g DE.
cres," and address ed 70 Jerome Bouapare,jSsa(
IN America The writer informs Jerome that by
order Of the FIRST Consul, his ailoatnces are sto
ped and intima,es Napoleon's highest displeasui
al his having remained so long in America. and
havirs married without his consent. He (De-
eres) says, that the young woman with whom
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Rnltie,mc. eod .S.btemLe!

B1hia'me, god Sepfember, 1904.
Deer g. had the Measure of your le,te, Of
the 20 h his morning j. gives me much satisr7c-
ton 10 be able 20 give you decided answer 10
your question, relative 10 the existence Of cerain
cases OF yellow fever in Baltimore.
have consulted several of nv brethren tespec.
table and extensive in their practise, WHO agye
with me asserting. that tiey 90 not l.n. " of a
sing.e case ofyelow fever in BalAmcle or FEELS.
point.
Baltimore during the summer has been remark
ABLY healihy-oslaIe scvcs al OF our citizens haze
returned from their counlry excursions, With in
erTittent, End some cases Of remiuent feyers.
bnt they do MT exhibit appearances of maligni,y
or obstinacy
have no objection 30 your making sucl, use of
my name in tins communication, as you ma, think
proper
have called up. nthe const,u6or of the mud
machine bur could not meet with hin--by Mon
day first ssa in all probability be able TO reply
TO that part ct your letter. Our ate mayor gives
ne wonderful accounts Of n powers of his ma
chine, and the advantages our harbour has reapea
from it.
hope your ha,fering expressicnq with regard
TO myself are well founded sha'lm st willingly
at all times give you my opini n With candour
and truth.
Several Of my friends have "a ely given me We
~ pleasing accounts Of the eA cnsion Of YOUR
praftoe-but,
am very happy 10 know that the heal,hiness
OF Philadelphia VII give you no yer sburious or
hazardou5 emploS ment as 4 r1ember, and an ac~
tive one Of the board Of health
am, dear sir, very sincerely, yours,
JOHE CAMPBELL WHITE.
James Reyrolas, es7. NJ u secefo,y If
fbe Board Of Aeat5, Ebi(aaslbbia.
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We are informed from good authority
hat 90 hacks, % private carriages, IS
Wagons, and SO carts were counted on
the camp-meeting ground on SUNDAY last.
fhenumberofie is erected on the ground
is said to have been IS.
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PHIL ADELPHiA, Sept. "a.

TT ID NLt@I-f iIIN1 oSpt. "a.
The following extracts of lettcis from one of
our unfortunate countrynIen III Tripoli ave very
rstressing, and earnestly demand the attention
of the governments
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COMMUNICATION.
On Thursday a camp-mceung was
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We are happy in submitting IN our realers 4
copy which we have obtained ~ the fonowineIst.
ter-from the high respee,abiii,y OF the writer the
most implicit reliance may I've placed on his re.
presentanonot The state Of Baltimore. We trust
that the rumours respeeting Carlisle, 70. Known,
&c " Ill prove equally gyoundless.
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i" Ttfhol, Inn 81.

OF the governments
" TifhoH, 1Hay 81.
"Since my last. nothing worthy of recital has
occurred, except the death Of one of our crew.
fear this will be the purport of all future letters,
as the summer is fast approaching. and the heat
v Ill naturally have fatal eie6 upon cur unfsr-
tunate counirymen, who az dali = oacd "a 1 .arse
Wagon, which they are obliged 10 drag INTO INC
country. where it is loaded with heavy Iimbc for
thti- return" e, A6-i
" A few days ago. small craft under English
co'cus was captured Ivy the S ren, on this ism;
in consel uenoe of which the Bashaw sent for the
British consul 20 know whether uni,ed STAT.
vessel dare take any articles ovt of vessel under
the protection Of his majesty colours Nv M
Donough answered in the negative, a,sN gave the,
Bashaw written certificate or passpori, The
YES 'e' was Immediately stlened, with verv va.
liable cargo, belonging me Bashaw's subjects,
ard ser sad for N!ata but unfortunately. for his
maJes'y S consul, she was captured almost under
the forts. Capt. Stewart ordered her for Syra-
cuse. The Btshaw sent for Mr.. M.Donough,
and aflerward giving him sufficient abuse, order
ed him 10 quit his dominion in 10 hours The
next day he set sail for Malta in a small craft
bur was captu ed off he ha rur b. he Svren &
sent to Syracuse His exceilepcy-i is very mvch
is determined not receive again, let the con-
sequence be whatit NAV. we l. hopes that this
affair will bring / Old Nelson, off this statits.
Five months have already ex pirrd Of ouv ca ii.
vity, and ven no hopes Of oar country s redeeminr
Us However. trust, the, will recolied in whose
hands ana at whose mercy we are. Adieu."
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On SATURDAY evening last. VIM Barry, mari.
ner from Norfolk. agei 19 was stopped in The
street by several Spanish sailors; and withon, a.
ny Provoca'ion on his part stabbed in four plac-
es-He was taken TO the Pennsylvania HOSPITAL.
where he now languishes under his deep wounds.
This outrage having incensed the American sail.
ers, several scenes of riot and violence occurred
IN the course of yesterday; and last night. we 9
informed body OF these Inconsidera ( men, az M
ed with clubs, &c proceeded 10 house inhabied
by the crew of Spanish vessel now in port. and
commenced most violen, assault. The build
ing was almost entirely demolished and we are
informed or Spanish sailors either killed ON
thesPot or 50 severely wounded as TO render their
lives precautions. Several Of them have been ia
Ken TO the Hospital aad the ring leaders of the
riot committed 70 jail.
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We are happy TO hear, that the report of the
feiiow-Fever appearing in Baltimore, is untruel