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WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIRE
D1.4NURHCTORY,

M.4NUFAcTORY,
No. 2, Bridge-sSsst, far doors north Of c,iGtb's
Bridge, Baltimore.
TTTHERE are made and sold, TVHEA7.
wv FINS, FIRST quality; ROLLING and other
ScRBEKS, for wheat, barley, FAX seed, &c. !,
HAND RIDDLES and SIEVES, for coal.
corn. harley, wheat, rye, oats, meal bdck.dust.
fax seed, clover seed, cookie, line. sand, &c !;
SHAKES for Indian neal, TyIRE SIZES !,
WOVEN WIRE for windows. &c &c.
AMOS SMITH
(Foymeyiy WEsr ~ SMrTH.1
N. 3. A good assortment on hand
Any Of the above articles will be delivered in
Richmond, (on short nofies) at the same prices
as AZ the mandatory Exclusive Of freight on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS IL SON.
Near the Bason, Of whom the prices may be
known--who have now on hand, Tybeat Fars.
Wheat and Lime SieVes, aud Neal SteVes, &c. Of
4 superior quality
rs. WIRE SAFES, and few tons Err
IRON on band.
18th Mo. 1st. 1904 wifi
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u TIC cOUVr9I q Slulcs
SO. The generals of division and oil
brigade are of tight members OF the coun
Gil OF state, aud they compose It.
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thc ministers.

50. There shall be in the empire two
ministers and secretary of stat. The
mio'ster OF finances having the depart
fnent ut the in;erior. and the Iniuister OF
war having the marine department.
fo-f4 Cinirrior regulations respect
INC the IninisIry.l
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s,a'sasy ef az ne 9efs Of fhe Cras;ai dssem5iy 3,
pt,gisf1, T = pdlis natlsse, passed at The Deem
her yesstoy. 1907

An Affecting mode Of appoin:i.r pb %
5000 dsl i sa sa s aA s- etf s soa
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the = saoa certain pdia as
An ia sboss sh sI's Which may
patent slaase . @ 3 ppsn;s nd introduce
.s a. It as.a and explain .eaas what shall be
.s1. an .ss OF sSs last excited earsdsras : ana
ss s Tae a;as f .s 'hss
s @ 90 ssy part . Il h slats1 s+'s
~hsa isis s aa wo.snip 3
hap.. .~ pzpe v, ,fs any Witt ps'ssn wis
...ter sih there ,ah aanser osyes a. y y1s
& An act esaaa ss; , "A aiayyfa assembly
1.s wy. .hA ~ s.sled his
s'o,ng Of the aa asass s
ss 9ss ssrs Ct s Ro s +, .I:
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400 a.rsi u .. tsreon sh s l b a .
tie 1eisf : s. ,ss ls s ST ' i 200;
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81 TIE General cnly che
80 ie er5, an mai a.
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vac circuit Nnt the Ssais Aieag +
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Unless
as ~ atan shaH beaIovci
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on sad courts * Tor Fl
DAVIS st.n3 ~ M royos nait esrn dolars for
courts - commanding
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trans 70 tbs ,nl;o sms!t The clerks enaSr
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&c
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|he eeseTts W in, ksvess- any OF hs
si restore him i-
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~ On sp.a ofa British si oeins IAN
Ea'rantste sepreh.nl BAL Is
uHs act IN favor of VIZ
sns vessel TON
aihcn, me act went
bark var ~ So an ACT s oaHk -
70 sare unter OF rlsae +
led b under th- Bank ~ 49,
lar ~ iun their pva5l.
Wis sy are snlors-d, and the S
100 meant
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Ter TsSss rea'siT q hsyef.'sye, sps sso.
:. =, sc..
slave ss-vs II hereto
- lore, - 1870 "A
On all other horsss, mules, O. ~
Ga orlia>rY liccnee
zon per wheel, - - ex
-" sysly sssse.' ana se Wagon, par VISA
~ YIN tro "a.sfs wheel,
49, Tor every 10 ooiaFs st
ana resA
On svery li.vksr and psdlar, % !.
The basycct
The last planters
igoor purche !, 49,
lead addition SALT ac
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Res0ess ant Expenditures of Tie c5nu,9;;a-,s,

-1tes0sp'ess aaz Expenditures The c3hpN5a5yssih.
fx,.,s.. IS s:.n.x,,E .,, Dolls Cts
DHc-rs Civil csvennent 800 800
OHcersinliia $3.50
Contingent fanl ,'',t,o
Grim Gaina shars including guards 4isg5
Slaves 800
I1unasic Hospital 800
(s,,s, IN n. civ IF p.., $500
e 60 0.ete the msnufoy including arrearas 1850
hxPsnss .tsss STATIONS Of the Dnanua arms, Including
R aas 0Dnsef cr, saris' % i.
Public rsh,uses the Inspection Of t.baeco loSs2
For orplesng the river canal warehouse $50
Pahic services ofcsrks Of disti. coarts 5se
For due those money into the treasury On ar 49,
Err ,ss ss.s sss $3.50 $50
b. b. 3 s'l !. !. ssaly s s2s4 Il
State shares IN APpomatox canal pony
s1. ana saes's'' sss
Commissioners Of the ,ssso -
FOR combating the road from the head
tne head navigation 81 kn.sa including f,rn@r app
propriaoons 500
rssl A-l'SHt Of sHpsnas".. ssssss %
8SDsh4s q ne COMMUNICABLE =. nssf TIC a,-s0iax
a.s ,f+a Bal. 81.
the treasury y tn. lat day :. os-Ossr aS>oos
Nat nv :. I ~. p 800 % o'' 1851 81
= n so . .sa 49, process
31s. on , s's Is Il. IAN, ria. ..sl
g y s s n o. tbs Is.
dollars anu q cent?, sirs.'sa to pT.la.e 5000
mated to Prosn's sooos
ano tofr e4osecs 49, .., :.
oss,sss %
surplu, 1891 IS
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Remaining, 80
e The act of Ianuary goth, 1908,
Cor trying smaller offences in the coua-
~ courts, has probably diminished the
number this year.
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lVth, 81
Or whom : are committed a second
time, for new offences. There are is
black men, black woman, and
white woman, now in confinement
the rest arc white men. 80 of the
conylcts arc americans, and 8 foreign
ers.
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WILLIAM OK L E 7

HAS ON HAND,
WbieI be e"W d1ps/t Of on terms a6van'Sst'fs
10 The bu,ebalers, tor e46 or notes,
The following Articles, VIZ.
SupeHtne and fecond cloths
Kcieymeres and fwandowns
Bearfkius and fearnongh.s
Durants and caiIimancoes
Bonbazets and wlibores
Common and boii'd canbicts
Silk, cotton, and worried hoLeE9
Englill extra long elk gloves
Silk twit and thread
Diaper and coruIon tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed lnarisiles
Laces, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace wells,
Parent do. do.
Satin peelong and fix handkeIchieis
~, o.S, and O. Cambrick mufiina
India Jacouet do.
Fussians, buckrsm, SC. &c.
ALSO,
A few bales of Negro Caddie,, and one trunk
elk and cotton aings.
JANUARY ]. ------.--------
ar Adventures in Lottery Ne.
=, tor the Eneoarag.ment Of Life,afart, may
know the fate Of their Tickets, on application
go the Printer, and paying II and halt .e eIps
ZACH ticket.
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mo. 1861.
PUBLIC SALE.

To be SOLD, at Public Sale, for ready money
on MONDAY, the 9Th Of Augua, next,
The Hons and Lot
Lately occupied by Mr.. dlexeadtr Heades'aa,
adjoining the town OF Alexanaria.
eT The fale will take place on the premifcs,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
July II. OIL
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Jul PubliAed,
Ind far Sals BIZ Cotton q Stervart,
A Key to Myltery Of Inlqulty
OR ~
AddrsG to Aea Of candOr aad
lOvsrs Of Truth.
BY JOHN WEST,
Of Fairfax Coasy.
This work contains compendium
ecle6aaical hiaory, accompanied with the authors
reflections; proving modern tb1fopaey to De 'pu-
uous, and human legillation in the Church to DC
ufurpation, &c. SIC.
May 8.
The highelt price given tor clean
Linen Rags, by the Printer hereof.
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SATURDAY, Aucusro 8, 1906.
20 r S al E,

FOR sSA 1 E,
100 barrels prime Beef,
90 do. Pork,
hhds. and hbls. continental Rum,
4 hhds- MoIaGes, ~ ~
IL z butts real Holland Gin,
10 csfks black eyed Peas,
900 Jacks Liverpool fine Salf,
90 boxes Raiiins,
half pipe and Or. caks London Par.
tjcuIar Madeira,
5000 lbs. Coffee,
cafes felt Hats aiforted, fnitablc to sg
St. Domingo Market, =.
SO barrels prime Herrings.
WILLIAM HODGSON.
July 80. d
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public sags.

IN TUESDAY next.
- w;llb. fold at the Veadue Store,
r II M
81. and bl,. French Brandy in pips''
AS SIa' = END ia Apple Bandy ia bis.
|E sa,l i Abd,. tisrcs' aad bis.
: IS. =, brown Soap and in bors.,
! s NJ md dipt Cradles
; a ,;sn, h kegs, boxes and jars,
r., i kegs and trails,
os.,a,; Ware 10 crates,
s0uSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
h Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Kerlemeres,
\ nsgn Plains, Kesieys, Negro Gottons'
\ S,ga EIaRicks, blue FREEZES.
c,,nocoss, Ruasls, Yarn Stockings
csnues and 'Callicoes,
bih Linens, Sileha do.
Onbsrss and T:ssienbutgs,
ao,ia ed Muslin Handkerchief,
hi, sluslins and Table Clothes,
gndsun, Handkefchists,
Colssra Threads, Hats and 'andry os'rf
ucl.i. ~
D.s IA
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L. ~ s following letter from midshipman
n. { The Egyptienne frigate, to a rela.
Ma london, contains some particulars,
'sS., s NC We think, will not prove unaccept-
ssaard his matesty's ship Egsptienne,
FsI e, 1905, Plymouth Sound.
INaS.s. THIS reaches you l suppose you
|Sp an heard of sir Robert Calder's hav.
pss a'p IN with the combined fleets of
b i. : and Spain off Cape Finisterre, and
S,pss, gyptieuue was with the English
as,aaa, isan give you as circums.antiaI
Saerss.a!. OF the action as you can as yet
sa,ss. slved BY the papers. Our squad.
AAo S;;s s'sd of 6fteen line of battle ships,
k'aar ssa 81 :. luggsr, and cutter. The
~. . - hue of battle ships, seven fri.
n Ial ,ss, and a Spanish galleon of Is
S,Ss S NY. u little before noon, the
0nshe look our ahead, made
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of a deed of trult, from
James DavidJom to the fublcrber, for lecurins
the payment Of thirteen hundred dollars to TO-
h9b Tbomas and 5fsEab Fason. will be expofed
to PUBLIC SALE, to the highea bidder, TO,
ready money, on the preniles, on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of October next, at four O'Clock IL
the afternoon, HOUSE and LOT, ON Prince
ftrect, between Water and Eaiffax freets, late
occupied by the faid James Bavidfon as Ia
vern. The Hou(e is large and cornmedious,
and i. in part of the town well calculated for
buGnefs of any kind-and the iale viii poftiyely
take place.
G. Deneale, Trafee.
September lo. dd.
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Runaway Apprentice.
Twenty Dollars Reward,

Twenty Dollars Rewayd,
70, taking up end hsesrMg, 10 tbat 1 get him
again,
An apprentice boy to the carpen-
Ter and ioiners' bufinefs, named THOMAS
PATTERSON, ION of W'illiam P. Pattt1oa,
bed.cover. ftomper, living in Winchester. Al
ter he ran away he went to his fathers, where
he changed his cloaths and from thence proceed
ed to Hager's- Town--It Is fuPpoled he is thet,
now. The faid apprentice is about feet 8
inches high, light hair, blue eyes, and OF rsd
DIV complexion. will give the above rewart
for iecuring him in any Jail, and il brought home
all reafanable charges.
John Throop.
Alexandra, Sept. lo. a3s
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- - .- .5+ -. 80
aleran0tfa DatIp abbprttcer.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
Several officers Of the late frigate PhiIa.
delphla, once more happily restored to
their country, have arrived in this city.
(Wash. Fed. J
A commercial friend wishes us again TO
notify the arrival of the Diana, from Lii
yerpool /; and to inform our friends that the
Fame from Liverpool is reported to be in
the bay-and that the Perseverancesfrom
London, and the Louisiana, and the ELIZA.
from Liverpool, may be expected in few
days. TBalt. EVENING Post.l
The following account Of a melancholy
Catastrophe has been received from
respectable source, and 'vouched for as
a true statement:
lBaA. Fed. Gas,l
On Wednesday evening, about the hour
of eleven, Mr.. Lindsey, mate of the sAip
Persia, called at the lodgings of Mr.. Cham.
berlain, midshipman on board the United
States brig Hornet, and desired him 10
take walk, taking him at the same time
by the lappel of the coat. MIR. Chamber.
lain walked a few PAGES with Mr.. Lindsey.
when MIR. Lindsey struck him with his
fist, and kicked him several times. Mr..
Chamberlain Immediately drew pistol
from his side, and shot Mr.. Lindsey,hro'
the head--the bail passed just above his
left eye, and lodged in The brain. After
the above had taken place, Mr.. Chamber
lain Immediately gave himself up to capt.
Chauncey.
The ship Calpa, capt. Jones of and from
this port for Gibraltar, is captured and car
ried into Algeziras, and it is expected
the cargo, not having the Spanish con.
suls certificate attached to the invoice, will
be condemned. A letter which we have
seen states, thatfve other American vessels
are at Algeziras, carried in under the
same pretext, and likely will share the
same fate
Mercantile caution will naturally adopt
the best modes of protecting their property
but we do think that in generalitis bet.
terPolicy TO carry projections, which our
government cannot furnish.
ILharkeston Timcs.]
A letter from Bermuda to gentleman in
this place, states that advices have been re.
ceived from England, which says that an
act of parliament had passed, making Der.
muda free. port for the admission of salt
provisions from the United States, from
whence the colonie, in the w. Indies are
to be supplied. The date of the advices
from England are said to be of the 10Th
June, we therefore must doubt the cor
rectness of the information, as our advlces
are down to the Goth July, and no menp-
on is made of any such act; the debate in,
the house of Lords, published in this days
paper, is sufficient to prove thar no such
act had passed before that debate, because
if it had, the speaker could not we'll help
noticing it in the course of their argu-
ments. IBidJ
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the signal for several strange vessels to the
S. E. The admiral Immediately made the
signal TO make all sail, and prepare for Bat
tie, our 2 frigases being directed to keep
sight ofthe enemy. The advanced line Of
battle ships, at two P. M. made the signal
for thirty sail. Shortly after they were
seen from our deck, forming the line of
battle on the larboard tack. We continued
to stand on till we were within gun.shos of
them, when We hove too to observe then.-.
The line appeared TO be we'll formed and
regular. One of their frigates had the gal
leon in tow. Our line was formed on star.
board tack, and was nobly led into action
by the Egyptienne. At p. M. the action
commenced, Aswe being the headmost
ship of our line, some of the ssernmost
ships of the enemy hoisted Spanish colors,
and two Of their line of battle ships gave as
each a broadside, which we returned; and
we since learned that the first broadslde
they got, which was from US, shot away
the second captains leg, and didsome o.
ther damage. One of them bore up and
raked us, but did us no material injury.
Our line, who followed us close up, now
began TO open their FIRE on the enemy; the
weather being now become very thick and
foggy, we were merely directed BY the re-
port ofguns. At six the fog began to clear
away, and the Windsor Castle was perceiV.
ed firing broadside lato the enemy's YES
sells passing on tho opposite tacks. Five
minutesspast six, the firing was continued
without interruption. saw the Ajax be-
having worthy the name she bore. Halt
past seven, saw the Windor Castle with
her -feretop.inass shot away, the firing ra-
Their slackened. The fog clearing little,
saw one Of the eaemy with her main and
mizsn-masss gone, having struck TO the
Malta, running out of the line. The
Windsor Castle appears to have suffered
considerably, but continued fighting gori.
ously. The firing continued the horizon
appeared like a line of vivid lightning.
Three quarters'past nine the firing ceased,
made sail to join the feet; people still at
quarters. AT tsnwc spoke the Glory, who
requested 60 take charge sf,wo captured
vessels; bore up for them; spoke the
Thunderer, she informed as of her having
six men killed and seventeen wounded;
bore away for the prizes and boarded one
of them, found her in most terrible situ-
alton, having $50 men killed and 40 wound
ed; next day took her in tow. They are
both Spaniards; one of them an 80 gun
ship, and the other a "a. On board OF the
two captured ships were altogether, 500
men killed and wounded. The British feet
not above so killed in the whole, and not
many more wounded. We left sir Robert
Calder in expectation of attacking the ene-
nay again very soon, and he dispatched Us
and the Syrius frigate, with each of US
prize in tow, for England, to the regret of
every body On board, with the Windsor
Castle, which is disabled.
(signed)
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800 A .ovre. by which brought on an
sans Mach s;eb lasted upwards of four hours,
'sl0n iouud it necessary to bring 70 the
sbsa, ', - cover she two captured ships,
sas'aa'U ..a = are in the margins I have
sho's . .s, the enemy bad every advantage
tooo 'sI - weather during the whole day.
sisiu s.a,brr had been foggy at times, a
Inc W.T. Of the morning, and very soon
g'as had brought them TO action, the
aa . very thick at intervals, that we
is 81 Wa, s;th great difficulty see the ship a.
s0u,T = stern Of US this rendered it i'm
's'o ;s l. 70 take the advantages of the enc.
posi-, = SIGNALS could have wished TO have
~ = lad the weather been more favora-
w. =. am led to believe the victory would
we - been more complete.
have very great pleasure in saying,
,.,v ship was conducted in the most mas
'.,y ,yle; and | beg leave here publicly
~ return every captain, officer, and man
Nam had the honor to command on that
w. nv mos. grateful thanks for their con-
. ~, gallant and very judicious good
conduct. 49,,
The honorable captain Gardner, of the
Hero. led the van squadron in most mas
l,rIy and ofGcer-like manner, to whom |
6sl myself particularly indebteds as also
. rsutain Cunning, for his assistance dur
ingthe action.
iGoclosed, is alist Of killed and wounded
m board the different ships. If | may
iu8,s from the great slaughter made on
Sord the captured ships, the enemy must
5m. suffered greatly. They are now in
,y1. TO windward and when [ have Sc,
aired the captured ships, aud put the squad
rnto rights, | shall endeayor TO avail my
,.i Of any opportunity that may offer, to
rive YOU some further account of these
combined squadrons.
have the honor to be, &c.
r. CALDER.
Hoa adm. CORVALLIS.
| .& Rgael. s4guns. Firma, "a.
Iaf the ships ofthe squadron uuder the
nders ofvicc admiral SIR Robert Calder,
aart.or the 22d fElv, 1905.
Hero, hon. H. A. Gardner, 1 killed, 4
ssunded.
Alex, William Brown, 2 killed, 10
wounded.
Triumph, Henry Inmau, 5 killed
wounded.
Batsear, George Martin, 3 killed, Z
wounded.
/ As,nenon, John Harvey, 5 wound
4 Windsor Castle, Charles Boyles, 10 kill.
q, Is wounded.
Defiance, P. C. Durham, I killed 2
solnded.
yaace Of Wales. vice adm. sir Rober,
sac'r' and captain w. Cunning, 3 killed
4 Nsounded.
!, a'paiss, hon. A. K. I4egge, 4 wound.
Wounded.
Oo.fagou, Edward Griffith, none.
OoT, rear adm. sir Charles Stirling, s.
.,Paa Samuel Warren, 1 killed, 1 wound
Warrior, s. Hood, Linzee, aone.
Murderer, w. Lechmere, z killed, II
,a aaa, Edward Butler, S killed 40
4 FRTGATES.
,,a Sspdenne, hon. C. E. Fiemming, no
III ''nn'' W. Prowse, 2 killed, 8 wound.
NJ S1'1 Cutter, lieut.. J. Nicholson, none.
s Lugger, lieutenant 6. Fennel, none.
tsS i killed-1Ss wounded.
r. CALDER.
THE BATTLE.
tsei0llowiug letter from a midshipman
h. { the Egyptienne frigate, to rela-
zssS.s H0udon, contains some particulars.
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(Signed)
SGEoRGE HUTCHTNGS."

The following is the comparative force
aud weight of metal Of the combined fleets
and Sir Robert Caider'S:
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Alexander Smith & Son

Alexander Smith & Son
HaOe iss tereived from On 6oars i6e5 brig Aiss
ria, from Lis6ea,
72 boxes of LEMONS,
In uncommon good order.
They aJ@ KEEP, as aYaal,
Sugar, in hhds. and barrels
Jamaica Rum, in hhds.
Loaf and Lump Sugar
New England Rum, In barrels
Salt, OF different kinds
Imperial and Young Hyion Teas
WhiRey, by the hid. and barrel
Ard other GROCERIES, as ufuaI; all Of
which they will Tell low for cath, or exchange
for country produce.
N. &. We allie continue TO keep complete
a,siiortnent Of EOLI1NG CLOTHS, AID !eIfH
the bca FLOUR H.: family ufe, and Will give
thethighef price sor FLAX. SEED.
SepteDaoer 10. a4w
The Subicriber has juf Received,
Ind ao4O easrs far Sale, al 5i strs ia King.
fret;
A few hundred weight fofl lhelled
Almonds; 81 boxes Lib Swcasmeats, or a
hyperion quality, and a'ge sforiment OF Lis
bon Bsfkets of vari us lzes.
In 0ddif;on TO TIE aboOe, be has a1am band,
A complete allortment of sCoNfEe.
TIoNARY,
All Of which he viii fsil either by wholefalc
or Retail, remarkably low for cain,
Matthew Eakin.
Septcmber 70 d6t
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COMBINED FLEETS
OF FRANCE AND
SPAIN.
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az In coniequeace Of the unfavor-
able appearance Of the weather, the
Entertainments at the Theatre, adver-
tiled for IaG evening, will take place
this evening.
Sept. 10.
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BRITISH SQUADRON.
Kte adm. sir Robert
Calder.
GYMS.
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aleranotta Dadp aDbprtteer.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.

Several officers Of the late frigate Phla.
delphia, once more happily restored to
their country, have arrived in this city.
(Wash. Fed
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PRECEDENT ! MeHage

Dec.3, 1t IL O'Clock, the President 81
The y. States communicated, 81 Mr..
Coles, his Secretary, the Following
Message, toboth Houses o. Congress.
rs tie Ssuaf< q,,a Home 81 R<bsessnta.
ifvesef ihs Unitsd sstdfes Of Aasericd.
Ata moment when he pations 81 En.
rope are in eommption and armiDg q
gainst each other. when hose with whom
We have principal infercoursc are engage
ed In the generai contest, and when he
'eoupte nanceof some o. them towards
our peaceahle country thEeatens that &,
ven that may not Be unaifected y what
i passing On the senersl theatre, aJdeet-
ing Of the Representative Of The Nasion
ID both Houses Of Congress has become
more shsn usually desirable. Coming
from every section Of our conntry, they
bring with them she sentiments and The
information 81 the whole, and viii be
enabled 10 give direction 10 die public
affaifs Nhirh the win and the wisdom of
the whole win approve and support.
IntakinR view cf the state Of our
country, We II the First place noties the
late aIIiction 81 two Of our cities under
the fatal fever which ii Inter times has
occasionally visited our shores. Pfovi-
dencs ID his goodness gave il a sarlyser-
iminasious On this occasion, and lessened
the numhero Victims which have usual-
u fallen before Il. Ii the course Of tie