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OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON

II AS commenced his former and well known &c
i 4 cupaton offurnihing oYsrrRs, Be E SrEnxEs,
Cold SNhcKs, and RELrsHEs, at the white Houle
near the Union Tavern, wherein the Poa- Office was
lately kept He begs leave to allure thofe who may
favor him with their company commands, that no
thing ihall be neglected. on his part which premi-
ies to give farisfassion.
October Is
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DOCTOR IARIIS

REGS leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
IL OF this city, and the Public generally, that he
will continue, as formerly, to practice as DEN
IiSI: Thoie who may pleafe to employ him in the
line OF ms protection, may rely OH the ariae atten-
ton by him to give fatisfaSfon.
DeeemberI2.
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EDUCATION.

HE courfe for the enfupg year will commence ON
the 10Th January and end ON the 5th of Au-
gun. The annual commencement Of the courfe il,
future will be the III of October the fall vacation
beginning the 10th of Augutt preceding and expiring
that day. The courie of nttrutlon will comprehend
the Latin, Greek aud French Languages, Mathen,a.
tics, Geography with the ule Of the Globes, Hitory.
Engiih Grammar, Elocution, Logic, Competition,
Moral Philoophy, and forne Of the mott ufeful and
curious branches Of Natural Philofopby, &c. &c
The eIpenees of a isuient for csurfe are as fol-
low, viz. =.
'.-sf dSKs.
Board from IN o. to 18th Aug. following IS
Waiting, candles, &c. Is
Tuition so
1873
To fome, thefe> charges may appear extravagant,
but by comparing them with thole Of VIM. and Ma
ry (Which by the laa ftatenlent pubhihed amounted
to $50 dos) it viii appear thar the expences of ga
dent at the Runford Academy for near Ilmonths are
little more than half thofe of iiudent at VIM and
Mary for 9.--The expences of the prelent courie
viii be in proportion to the above Ratement
G. H. DEVENIsH.
King William, December III.
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GEORGE Willy,

DTOAER Y COMMISSION lfERCHfNT.
Near the Balm,
RUYs and fells all kinds of Produce-Alro, ands
II Lots, and houfes, Bank Stock, &c
n, he b1' for Sale, LOTS No. al, Q, s, and 4,
which make one entire fquare in Du-vals additi.
on-There is good Spring attached to them. Theie
lots are well worth the attention of any gentle
man willing to build Hummer for his family
July 23.-tf.
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BUC GINCHIM. Il.

NAkEN UP, by Julius Coleman, a Dark psy
MARE, about four feet eight or min, pcnes
high has fome white HAZE on her off hind foot Ia.
and branded on the near Gloulder aud thigh thus IS
@ or S G. spprsi!ed TO 20 dollars
"A COPY Tehe. r.. ELDRIDCE, jnp.e,
Dec. 10. -, 80"
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DOCUMENTS
de,snfsayi.s MESSAGE f,., %. PR5sKDEN1
sft;s Usiet Slater.
Csmprf.g a. fall length ell tie pspeys not previ.y in
jerteS in toe enquirer.
Me,v, orla~,, Asgya 7,5, 1905.

Me,v, 0rltls,, dsgya 7t5, 1905.
SIR,
In my communication of the goth ultimo was In
cofed letter to me- from the marquis Of GAIA Calvo,
Collecting that the Spanh officers now in this terri
tory may be exempted from the payment Of the mu-
neipal sax) together with copy Of my anfwer there
TO.
lnow have the honor to .ranfnit you fecond LETT
trr from the marquis, the fame fubea, together
with liR Of the officers alluded TO; and If Il be
improper, fhoud be glad to hear your fsntmeutsa
the propriety Of the exemption fol;eited: my
opinion is, I" that the officers generally, who poe4s
property within this territory, ahl. 20 taxation
nor can an exemption be made in favor Of the mar
qus and the members Of his family, until he hall have
been recognised by the PRECEDENT agent of Spain
You no doubt, will be furpriied find 70 many TO
reign officers in this city the fa is, fir, they
welded to Louifana, and neceity alone will induce
them to depart. have repeatedly, by letter and
baly, informed the marquis chat the continuance in
this territory of 70 many SPanih officers 10 long be-
yondths right location for il" was feen with APP
probation, and urged their departure. The marqui.
has often sured me Of his dhpoiition comply with
my wfhes, but you will perceive that the ineonven-
ence isnot yet reniedied.
have the honor to be,
Sir,
With great refpea,
fbur humble fervaut,
. WILLIAM G. c. CLAIBORNE.
The honorable 49,.
LANES MADISON, '--er
SIeRsrARr or STATE. l.t-
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JOSHUA BAKER, J. p.
AFFIDAVIT No. 4.

49,, WRIigfor Csuaiy, bfiGiGibpi Territory.
PerfonaIly appeared before me, one Of the iuAiee,
Of the peace for faid county, John Atkinfon, Henry
Gauiheart, Richard Riehardfon and John WHITAKER,
who being duly fworn according to law, on their
osths depoe, That the night Of the I'd Sept 1905,
being at the houfe Of Nathan Kem2er, in the viein-
ty Of Pinekneyyille between the hours Of and 10,
they heard fome perfon hail the houe and on being
aked two or three times who they were, they Read
facly affirmed il was captain Abrams. Immediately
sfterward, they openedths door, which fwung on
the nIde Of the houfe aud was fatened by airing on
the nlide---immedistey on this Reuben Kenper an.
pesred to be only at that moment awated from his
neep, afksd who was there when they immediately
feized him, dragged him out Of the houfe and tied
him, after bruiing him very much with club or
clubs.
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WILLIAM MsCAY

ETURNS his grateful Acknowledgements to his
IA numerous friends and cnaomers for the liberal
encouragement he has received, and informs them ,ha.
The bunefs will in future be carried OIL under the fru
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NEw-ORLEANs,

Lip u fbs fesjsas 0spieyed9y Biz CsiloGe mojcay uBo
arsio &3s,i ~ Jaon a. iIsir bssaes Pail Be trroi-
nafsA. !. . u.s.. So =
ADMINISTRATIONS or TUE KINGS REVENUE.
Don John Ventura Morales, paynaGer general of
the army, late intendan', pro fm3oss, in this pro-
9 Don Gilbert Leonard, trsafurer of the armv. late
Payniaitsr general, P,. hr3Ors, in the aid pro-
vince;
Don Manuel Arn,itsz ,trasfurer, pro tembo,e,
4 Don calstano Vsydez, fecretary Of the intendan-
,ey; tr..'.-t t3 t- -o i. t.
3 Don Frahes Arroyo, defined by royal order for
Porto Rico s,s-,5 ,-r7
Don Joisph Rueda, who is to 90 to Campeche.
tri-.,a ... .5. .Cygss-HesE. 81,
Don Jofrph Anthony de Hoa, administrator
Don Anthony, Morales, treafurer;
Don Manuel Tsledano, officer of the guard Of the
eulom-houfe. a. .<4.r
Royal Ks1i,sL
Don Jofeph rruftss, furgeon, who has order Of the
king to retire into Psnfaeola.
Surveyor general.
Don Charles 'rrudeau.
DON ANDw. LOPEZ ARMESro,
So Secretary sf tie eommiDfon.
sob Jriy, 1906. ,t
do certify the zhoye trau1a,ion.
MORBAU LISLEY, Lterbret.y.
tr. "a - ...f ..
q ~ yS. gfssr, 6atSoiis majJfy j.yviee, zs5,
are 10 dps,i i~msdaisiy efey baviny s,aa,sJ iseiy
bgi15f. -. t-r,.-
srricESs VINO sELoScrD To IHs EAT. starr
"..1 s..ct or THIS rLAcE. .t
Town major---lieut. col don Giberto Gmllimard.
who is on the point Of going to Penfacola;
Adjutant-leut. col. don Paul le Blanc, who !, to 90
to the lsme place;
Adjwsnt-eaptain Henry Mestznger, who i, order
ed goto the faid place.
ofrJcERs or TIE RkGImBsr or LOUISIANA
Cop5aia,.
Lieut.. col don Zenon fru-,1
dcs~
don Igiatus De- They ought to have
limo, Joined their eorps. e.
den JofsPh le for not having yet
Blne, - done it. are eIpoiej
don John I.af- to iole their commit
ine, Gous.
don Felis Tm-
dsau,
.1fifss.
Cay'sinr-don Lewis de Cone,. late commander Of
the fame.
d@y
Iisut eol7don Peter RoIsao. uho has foIieited his
d. retreat. ..f'sa
Ap,sn--don Henry PEP sux
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Nth Boots or Shoesas well as IL they were OH the
fpot lengrh Of the Boot.-..C-reund the
Calf-.B-the pitch Of dtto.--.D-roupd, the heel and
iuffep.r.E--round the infiep.-.Gaerofs the BAH Of
tho foot. Pix the heel againh aferpendieular, and
flick knife at the end Of the great toelet down in
figures the number Of sehes and quarters in the DIFF
ierent neaiurss. January !. epa
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\ IP9FJ. =
Den Petsr Marin. LATE adm;n;arator of the fame.

Signed, 80. ASSES
Nzw-osLn4Ss,
JS!y 3oL, 1906.
do certify the above tran1ation.
MOREAU LI5LEY, La.e,p,ei.r.
Lp # tie retired sfsr,, and Of ofie, st-sn, employed
is tie Eyviee Of BIZ Catholic ejeay, Sy5s remain in
fb proviae., ia order to- etit 1e, 6sfntG or on az.
eeS"f IF beir old sseOr g/aai isfi,mities.
Don Nicholas D'Annoy colonel of the royal corps of
Don Manuel Perez. lieut.. colonel;
Don Peter Favrot, lieut.. COL and captain of grena-
ders, with aroyal Permiiion for two ysars)
Don Manuel Panzss,
5 Don Francis Rivas
Don Jofeph Barmonde, eap'ah'
Don William Dnpare.
Don STEM. S,snh.n '0 I, Iieusenants with the grade
n morn ssspne" La Of captains.
10 Don Charles Merant, adjutant general Of militia;
~ Don Charles de vil-7 III lieuts Of militia with
iers. a royal penniIlion for
ls Don Juo. Wives. years.)
i; j: s. S: } s::.! s ::;;:::. -
Is Don James Fernandez, z
IA Dou Silveitre, &
Is Den Henry Darcaneel, officer of administration
Norr. BY particular favor Of his inaetiy, the
widowsof the perfons employed. who are ENJOYING
OF Peniions, though they unable to 70 to Penla-
cola, are the following
! Donna MARQUETTE Waths widow of the Irgadier
don Manual Gayers de Limos, late governor of
9 Mrs. Villemont;
Mrs. Bouligpy:
Mrs. PARTS;
5 The baronefs de Browner;
6 Mira Trevino
7 Mrs. Caufo.;
s Donna Francois Trudeau
20 Mrs Zefpedes
Norx. There was fmall number of retired fer
Jean.s aud privatss, who are to go to Baton Rouge
or Penlacola.
Signed, -..
ANDREW LOPEZ ARMEsro.
NEw-OKLEANs, --
3oth July, 1906.
do certify the above tranflation.
MOREAU IISLEY,
-, Aufrprat-.
Tile se,er"'r Of tbs A11!ebi territory to ts. .ret..,
MISSISSIPPI TERaIToRY, rowN OF WARRINGTON.
18th September, 1905.
SIR,
The enelofed affidavits marked No. to IL. inch.
Eve. will inform You of fome 'outraqes cemn,i,t~d
within this territory by two Spanifh parties. The
letters marked No. to S, and an order to COL Ell
lis, will inform you of the reps which Ihave thought
1t adviiabie to take The meflenger with my letter
to governor Grand Pre- has not returned, although
no was requeted, and undertook to be back by thi.
morning. have not received any anfwer to my
ddPateh to you on this fubjee of the i4rh lune
+ 1t, iir, am to rfque any thing ON this location,
il fha be in defence Of the liberties and the property
of the citizens aad in upport of the honor and indie
pendenee of my government: and I hope the mea-
lures taken and advfed by win not be found adj
verie to the views of the executive or to the intere
of the United States
49,, lam with refpea, yours,
Signed, =" -
ROBERT WILLIAMS,
TIE H,s. 34me' Maaysn,3
Secretary Of State.
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AFFIDAVIT No. I

WILxIN'oN CouSrY, ,.lMiDEEfpi fevit~y.
Perionally appeared before me, one of the utices
OF the peace for faid county, Arthur Cobb jun and
be,hg duly fworn according to law, on his oath de-
Poieth, that on the night of the Sd of September,
1905, being at the houfe of Samuel Kemper or a.
therwile the tavern of the Kempers, between the
hours of eleven ard twelve he wakened from his eep
by the cry of murder and robbers. On leaving his
bed, he iaw man in actual CONTEXT with Samuel
kemPerTor proceeding further he faw another man
and afterwards one more, and all being armed will,
the initrunients of death, fueh guns and piios,
ne thought proper retreat TO call aitanee; thar
afterwards piitofwas found, which mut have be-
onged to one of thofe men, and from every appear.
anee he belevesit to belong to ira Cook Kneeland.
(SignedJ
ARTHUR COBB, jpn.
Suberibed and Sworn to before me,
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M AXIS Boots & Shoe,
Nl to any pattern or fsfh-
ion, equal in poin, Of NM
TERIhLs and WoRKMhN-
SHIP to any in general ufe.
% Imported Doors and
Snots, Of the fri quality
and newell fafhion, for faIe.
-. Gentlemen a, a dif-
lance, who are difpoEed to
forward me their mealure,
by paying atten,ion-to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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AFFIDAVIT No q

Lksvife At the fame time appeared before me
James Latta, who depofeth OATH that a. the fame
hour, being JUL awakened by fome man reaueling to
fee Samuel KemPer, he heard them ak for whitley,
and being atked who he was faid friend; that they
then being in the hoofe, broke open the door of fad
Kemper's private lodging room, that he Latta, at
tempting to rife, thrown back ON the bed BY two
men, who faid thsy would take his life It he fpoke.
That there appeared TO be FIVE men in number, and
all dguiIed in black paint, that after fome mort time
he got opportunity vi efeapiug, when ne went Tor
asnce, and before his return they had borne off the
iaid Samuel KemPer, aud he faw them no more.
Signed
go JAS. LATTA.
Sabferibed and fworn to before me, this Sd day
Of September.
Signef ,..
JOSHUA BAKER, J. p.
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JOSHUA BAKER, ]. p.
AFFIDAVIT No o

AFFIDAVIT. No, 9.
Likewiie, as iheet No l. appeared William Wet
berry, and depofeth, tina. at the fame time being a.
Weakened from his ieep by the breaking open the door
that on rng he faw he thinks five men in the aa of
beating with a Rick Samuel Kemper in the town Of
Pinckpeyville--th he faw them drag him by the
hands, heard the give order, to tie his hands
with roPe--that faid Samuel Kemp0r gave the cry
OF murder, and that was the la he faw or heard of
them.
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ISi.sed

y. =. . IT = WII@IINNI w rs BERRY.
Subfcribed and fworn to before me, thi, Sd aav
Of September.
tSigaed)
JOSHUA BAKER. Jp
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10 argossr~or # tie Territory Of o.ls1r,.


in the eon,niun Of limit. and other fubjeas Of hi.
Catholic najefty, who are yet in. but about TO de.
part from this province, encloe to your excclIency
the lns Of the psrfons who now eompofe the ,faid
comlninon, together with that Of the individuals whe
are about depart from this country, foon as their
buinef, therein ha II be terminated & ALTO that of the
retired individuals, and of the widow, ON peniions
who may remain in this province. May your excel
ieney live many years,
Signed,
The MARQUIS DE CASA cALvo.
Nhv. ORLEANS,
TIE 2nS IF Org. 1905. 81
do certify the above tranllatiop. In.
. MoREAu .LISLEY, Lntsrpfsfey.7
Ii EsffbenAvy4zk forts,y tie expedition Of lie IL
o1its Ellie province % Loxjfqna, q, sep,svsdS BY S,
Csibols ~.;5iyS ordt, IF b: so.b .f.gsa, 1904.
Principal commihoner--the brigadisr general, mar
Allocate eonrnilhopsr--E col DON Jofeph
Martinez. de Cro(a. brigade major IN the corps OF
engineers; .-.;sy :. -. 49,, Us = '..i'
Seeretly--the eomminary at war aSae6ss,, don An
drew I,opes Arrneito;
Clerk-the fra fergeant uf the regiment of the Ha-
wanna, Ant0nio Martinez; ~
Captan--don Nicolas Finiels; e.. t.
Captain in the srmy--don Stephen Minor;
Captain in the n,ilitia--don Thomas Power;
chaplan---don Sehaitian Gill ~ {,
,Surgeon-don Joachim, Ablandedo;
Commander of the efcorting troops--don Benigno
Gareior Calderon, adjutans in the regiment Of
Louiiana ,4f.
SERGEANT of the fane-Jphn B. De la Cruz, with
corporal and ten grepadsrs;
Adjutant-don Ignatius fernandez, adiutant of the
regiment of Louiiiana - = =
Officer If the resehue-don John rala;
Clerk of the fsme--ton Felix 'rala, his fon;
Surgeon Of the hofptal---doh Fernando Moreno;
Commander of the gaIliot and fmaler boats-don
Anthony Molina !;
Csrpenter--Manuel Guillcn,ain.
NorE. That for the purple of purchating tim
Der for the navy, the fourth Officer Of the naval adj
rnniAraton, don Anthony de J. Cara and his clerk,
don John ID. BernsndeE, are in this place.
Sigusd, -ct7s9'T, + .@,l
ANDREW LOPEZ ARMEsTo. q
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ROBERT GORDON. 3, 20

II AVE imported by The Jafon, juG arrived from
/. MADEIRA and now landing Rockets n GUAM
tty OF Wine from Murdoch kfaaerton. & Co the
houte from which they have heretofore had their fun
pies OF This ar'icleao parcel from Scott, & Co.
ihey nave every reaiOn to hope that both thefe
parcels VIII prove to be very fine, being aured nv the
ihppers, that better never has been fent TO the He
ed States. They are likewife iuR receiving few
pipes, hhds. aud Or. cafks of Red Port of the frG
quality and have OH hand parcel Of dry IJbon
wine both imported by themlelves-dire4 f.or
Oporto and Lifbon.
Their general aGortnnent of goods !. very COM
Pete, amongR which they havc-l2ocO BE of
copper IN bottoms and Sheets Of all dinerGons and
Fights iutable for fills; fren fupply of Boiling
o,''hs' from No 2 to 2; quantity Of superEue
Blue and Black Broad Cloth Of fra rate at 8 dojls
per yard; & Irin Linens, from 5rnerlnetoa, follow
priced. AuguN 1g--fer2H law ay
IN Hsnrice Cengty cenrf, JaJ IN, 1905.
IN CHHNCER1.
for'unstu' Sydnor' Compile.
Jeile Smith, Robert sydnor u WI.
liam Garland Sydnor, Defts.
HIS Aiy eone fbe eertiae0ett H. II, f.yr6i ,- Ne
SgfT1aaf', Pobeyf ard Hj!iia-v Ca,L,ad S,Csey,
not Io7'Sg s'fe''J fy es5e1rg5e ant eives EeDyy os
eord'Hg 10 lie ma 81 HDe~by, in eL CAFE node and pro-
7'ca am NE r"' # niS cont, and il apb-a,srfo hs
nm aef'"7 9 ne cert, af Dsy o,r MT nJabif4sfs If
t5i' eo07oo7oroB. On 5c1oti,s NJ bscone,,ft,r {,
III ro"eh gfo,GdiSj Hs o,dt,cd af fbe mi NrsS,,,
DO de>eo, bcyeer tie i'm 1fosd,y in Olecb, nsf oaI
o9i7asr HebWg fbc Eii5 eozbiqi7q1s, md mar n e..
9his o'dy 6o,br0iB ir,1s1 in oseof fJe gs7, s,,,
bsbleS - ne eiiy nj ;ejmor6 fer f4so vo,iiy Gf,,.
oey df99sd at i5s Conf-Lsgc der, If his ocasfs.
TeRe,
ADAM CRAIG, c c.
July i9----teF 2o'' QEF)
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kJfREStNTS his thanks 20 thole Ladies and C.ntle.
/ men, who hay- f., libera!i7 :pa.ronced b, u ~,
bninets, and informs tofe who have rct vet arpEed
that ne rs preparing to leave Rci,aoad Ti.oie who
win to employ him, arc requeeed to make in,medi
ate application, as he does ezpe & 20 have anot er
opportunity offerving ,hem. Gentlemen are requel-
ed to call at his room AZ tie Sw an here he may he
found III! IN the morning, and in the forenoon
mole who neglect to have thcir seah c.ear.ed or ex-
eraet'ng done, while thfy avail te;e,ve. of iafe
ini'ruments will probably be forty fora when there
is no remedy He will cnure a cure of the men in
veterate curvy of the gums in three days, provided
the patient has no other difeafcAny PEI fon V hing
to Purehae his Dentifrice to fell again. may be fun
pied by the fra opportunity from Warrington, q, =
deduction of 25 per cea.. He would furnii csref
operator with let of the Patent Exrators, provd-
ed he would purchafe tie pa,en, rich, for p; e,poni
at d Nioderate price, Eng16 so.
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FOR SALE,
A TRACT OF LAND.

-FOUR miles from town. adjoining bye-road lead
ing to Four-A1ile- Greek; bounded on the s. BY
Cornelis's Creek, On the w. by lands formerly be-
longing to George Nicholfcn, on the IT, by the
lands OF Robert Craddock, and on the L. by the
iAnIs OF Nathan Whrloe and John Hague, both deed
This land is hyperion to any in It's vic;nity. The
timber is inferior to none, and tie prairie is luxui,t
in the produce Of grafs
itism my belief, that ;ratl 70 near town, prom.,
10 fair to remunerate puTchafer, who would deco
rate it with the necefl'iry improvements
would referve one half lot of this trat, con-
ieerated to the remains Of former occupants
hole dipoied to rurchaie, will peafe call on III.
fubfcrber, the Office of the Fncuirer or addr.r.
him by letter. TEO1ldS BtJRITNC,
Riobsori, AngyR so.
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confident that Mr.. Perkins, having delivered no
his plates 70 the charge of fonie bank, could no,
himfelf counterfeit his own work. The uncer.
tain degree of expan;ion and contraction which
takes place in preparing the feel, ufed in max
ing his plates, tleiroys the poilihlty of ini,at.
on, by any fvficm; and in his !ait Improvement.
nc has combined with his own talents, as dive.
tinker. the belt execution he could command in
etching and engraving. The difcoveryi i. inya.
iuable, and promiics to command universal at
tention, from that trongef of all motives to M
tronage-fbe mteysf Of tbets concerned.
Bcfon Reper.ory.
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IT ssetins sf he Ra.I IF D;ressey, ot5e Mutual
AgarG"se Sssicty, egai1f Fire B4iii9ne5 ef Il.
fate If Pi,yiria brtfGt.6. C.aeya! Office ca tie 26I
DAY q Ansss, 1903.
4 GREAT variety ofcsufes having concurred to
\ render it impradicable to complete the re-va-
luation OF thoie Buildings in the towns aud in the
country which had been eniured prior to the 3otl
day OF January iaG, at the period limited in the frie
fecion Of the sh article OF our rules and regulations
Ra!Oei, therefore, that the SPECIAL gents Of this
fociety BE- allowed till the Gcih day of November
next, to complete there-valua,ion of all buildings
which have been injured aioreisid, within the d,f-
tries and towns, for which they may have been fs-
veraily appointed.
Teh,
ALEXANDER M'aAE, Pr,il.~t ~. As.
Lt,pi, NJ. Ripaiain, CT. B D.
Auguh go. q 3w.
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POLITE ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR Ycy,Nc
LEDITS
T H7LLLHESBUR,

10 tboie who are acquainted with the excellent
foeiety of Wil;amfburg, a recommendation Of
as an Eligible fcene for the educ alton Of Young Ia.
DIES as urneceiia.y MIR 6; Mrs .4u1risn, " no cor,
TIME to receive iome pupils into their family, have
to add to the advantages of the tua,ion
ny forming an establishment, Intended TO mite, un
lame rooi the various branches Of female in
itruetion and Improvement Parents, who feel ;o,o.
reed on this fnbe9, invited to enquire into tie
merit o. Their initituton. Letter. addreGed TO MIR
L. AEdeTfon, Poft-Mailer, Williamfbur. will be duy
attended to. June Is-(F.e
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TIE DEATH OF WALLACE.

By ROBERT souTHEY.
Joy, Joy in London now!
He goes, the rebel Wallace goes to death
AT length the Traitor meets the traitors doom,
10y, Joy in London now
He on fedge is drawn,
His itrong right unweapond and in chains,
And garanded around his helu,Ieis head,
The laurel leaf of fcorn.
They throng TO view him now
Who in the field had fed before his fword,
Who I, the ran,e of Wallace once grew pale
And ialte,cd gu. prayer.
Yes, they can meet Lis eve,
hat only beams with patient courage now;
Ees, they car gaze upon thole manly limbs
De.enee.e!s now andbound
And hat eve did no. fhr;,,k
As ne behe,d the pcmp of infamy
Nor did one rebel feeling flake ,hofe limbs
When the lait moment came
What tho fufpended fenre
Was by their damned cruelty revived;
What tho ingenious vengeance Heightened life,
To fee! protraGed death
What tho the hargnan': hand
C'raipt in his living breath the heaving heart
Ia the liit agony, the lat ick pang,
Wallace had comfort Gill;
He called to mind his deeds
Done for his country in the emba.tId field,
lie thought ofthat good caufe for which he died
And it was Joy in death
Go, Edward, triumph row 4!
Cambria IS fallen and ScotIand's nren 9TH is erulhl
On Wallace. on L'lewellyn's msngled limbs
The fowls Of Heaven have fed.
Unrivalied unexpected,
Go Edward, full Of glory TO Thy grave!
The weight of patriot blood upon thy foul
Go, Edward,to thy God
- Through what 4" variety of untred beings
IS the genius of poetry paifng3 Every reader Of
ms affecting ode mre be truck with tte irregulari
y 81 It's metre. Aud is worldly OF obferva,ion the
mere is T'2s Gngle rhyme in the whole cotrpo.iti
81.
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Ristelianp.

what Wallace srns. Wilmington might haze
1re1. had thefame deitiny viftedboth theircoun-
tres. Like him he would have been reproach-
I'd rs rebel and as traitor; liz him, he might
have been conducted in chains through the
itreets of London, to glut the curiofity of his
triumphant foes: and like him, his memory
would have been coniecrated hy the genius of
The Muie, and the gratitude of liberty.