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- sb;o, 1lgt ;..;,,s S-i.,, n, -,

= E;:os Sb;p, Iat jo;@ea D. fore 81. IDits,
The Duke Of York, so The Royal Sovereign, lo3
MEf 49, loft with 5oooooi teri
~ 1861 on board, hound TO Nal
Swift, so, difma0ed and towed by a fr;ga.e
Lightning, n Eagle, "a
From this itatement il viii appear that al.
though the EngiiIh obtained the vistory, il was
obtained with a !ofs dreadfully fcverc on ,hei,
part, < alto with comfortable fuperiority in
number on their iide at the commencement OF
the action, particularly in irft rate f',;ps.
Nor. Herald.
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eoNTRdDIc7yoM

We are aTured, on the authority of fevera officers
belonging to the fquadron of Sir J. b. Warren, that
there was truth in the paragraph Inferred in mott
of the papers, relative the pretended addref of Adj
mral Lnois to his officers eating that an Edia of
Bonaparte had reduced all French Naval Officers cap
tured BY the Englilh to l-4th their actual pay
Lon PAP.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
Grna,eErA A..rnn

Arrived Viarefs, Clark, Charlston. On Sa.
turday ie'nnight, large American ihip of 500
tons, with ftaves, mahogany and tobacco, for
London, was wrecked on Rattrav head-the
veiiel went to pieces as foon as ile truck. Grew
faved.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
PIr,,fnntG. T,LLr %

Detained American fl,ip Friendliip, SiHon,
from Amiterdam for Liibon. The Warrington,
Ticklenton, from Limerick for Bremen, was
loft near kirtweH on the 10th init. Crew fav.
ed.
HugnR 4.
All American fhips releaied from their deten-
ton, and proceeded with their cargoes.
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FROM TIE NATIONAL isrELLrcrNcss.

7HoiGf7S on RE Et6ief of Naq,ai Poqrer ;r
t8e T. s. of H7he,iea +; and OF certaiu p,eau, of
e"eorrHei"e and profeGi;ng th.i5- (o,ssusr1e an.s
nrGa6sfa@7fves.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30

NORFOLK, September 25.
coMmUNIcATIoS.

The following is a lift of the number of En-
gIlih ihips that competed the feet of Trafal-
gar-with the rate they were in after the en-
gagemeDt, and the names and number of vec
fels that Joined the EngIifh juf before-it is
tranflated from French official account and
deemed correct, and has not been before pub
lilhed here.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
From Lleyd's liz AngnR 4.

OF Dover Aetrefs, Clark, Baltimore. A
Cowes Harriet, Gray, do. AT Cork Olive
Richards, do.
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Ir perfon ola religious foeety prineiplsd a.
gaiDf war or one believing the of the time nm
lua, be imYTefed, the rights Of confidence vio-
lated.
France afterwards departed fr@n the principles Of
liberty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
AuguG s.
At Nader, the M.Don,ld p.... ~.

AUTUTI 3.
At Madeira the Mcdonald, Potts, from Phi.
ladelph'a. The Charles Carter, Tompl,ins (of
Wilmington for Norfolk and Baltimore, under
detention at Befat, has been allowed to pro-
coed TO her place of defamation, with the mum
Der of paiiengers fhc may be allowed TO bring,
on giving fecurity TO abide the ifiue of any trial
that may be ineituted, for her breach of the
act for regulating the conveyance of paliengers
from this kingdom to America.
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Firmly relying on the juaice and llbera,ity.

"Firmly relying on the juftice and lberaiityl
of your honorable houfe, 70. often experienced,
and which we are ever bound to acknowledge,
we again iolicit the friendly interpofition of the
parent fate with the congfefs of the United
States, for a fpeedy admiiiion of the diftrif in
70 the federal union, and alto to urge that ho-
norable body, in the mof exprefs terms, to
take effettual meafircs for procuring to the in
habitants of this diftrid the free navigation of
the river Miflifippi; without which the iitua-
ton of large part of the community will be
wretched and miferable, and may be the fource
of future evils.
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aaa THE Sublcrriber and poGal III

a. FiE ohoIcrlber and poIcllor
Of the above atyertifed Lands thinks it prper 10 VAR
any Peror who nay iciife to pprchaic :nder re abyc
decree (Which was obtssd in ,he r,as terst manner
ard totally unknown to him) thu lie wi,tno give o.
aid IN any nauner the procuring t;tle to p-.fs ,e
ale; the attempt to sbish vssue and Itesipcrei
effort. 80 - - 4
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PUBLIC SALE.

ee - PUBLIC SALE. y
TsuRsUANf to decree of the Hyperion conrt
Il OF chanceay, held at. Richmond, will be ex-
pe!ed to fsle, TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
IN the County Of Lou1oun, the property of Tho.
mas AtSoo59 Digs, Efq One csi!sa tn. Valley
Traa, containing shoutIeg7 acres, lying about
thee, miles from Lee ibnre--,ie other called he
ssresn Hill Tfaa, t2'pg on the Potomac ,riger
near the Blue Ridge, and lapqeied TO contain
about I94o acres. Thefe lands a,e TO he EJd
for the parpo!e of rating, the fun Of aboei Gx
thauiard dollars, die from the iaid Thomas A.
Diges to certain cTtditofs il the decree lnenton
ed. The ialc will be made 10 TIC. higEeit BID.
der sor ready money, ard viii con,hhsbce d the
Is,h day OF June nexr, in the rown OF Lsefsuig,
and County OF I.ou'gsa..
n "a ,ss sssl' csnn!! il
April aa. d,f
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By virtue Of a deed Of truit from
Daniel MsCarty to the fuseIibers, to ieeare he pay.
n,ert Of fina Of money due from the iai Dat.ci
M'Carty to Jonathan and Mahlon Scholiicd, viii be
fold at pubic an&ion, the pien'ifes, TO the hghcG
bidder, for ready money, the 3 day of this rrrent
month, part of that Tract Of land called Mount Air,
wheseon The faid Mecarty row lives, lying upon ,As.
cotihquc Creek, in the county Of Fairfax, adjoining
Gsrdner's Mill Land dfant about II or II miles from
Alexandra. The fale to commence at II o'clock
Phineas Janneys
Andrew SchoEheld.
May !, sssza-ss.g. s.s..ys,ls,svs q DIFF
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TUESDAY,. MAY 20, 1906.
Cotton and Turner j

Have received from New York, and are now
opening ar their Liner Store, on Royal fresi,
oPpedte Mr.. James Ruiiei's,
AN AssoRTMpNT OF
lnih Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
Blown Hollands, p!aiillas, snd Iicklcnburgs.
Nd daily eapeG,
Diapers, Checks, Hempens, Dow
lals, sheesngs, TPteads, &c.
A5a Jer. SAFE,
A few chefs Of Imperial and Hyfon
Teas, Of the lateit inPofsaSons-a nd SO Jacks
of Liverpool Salt.
May 9. d
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N . T | CH.

- 3 ~. - ,ery& '---- - 80 -
( NieER 'hs authority of Decd of Iruf from
v Jaees Bacon ans Jane his wilc, to the fu5lcrhef,
T. isonre a de5t dc 20 'h:.p Gdtnt, Directors and
gaFy "l ne Bank # Akylnasia,tan Monday the
a5e day q Iaee rexf viii &c expofcd to- fale on The
r. Gl.&T tSt ,ea!h tina: three Roy 6RICY HOUSE
and-lQ fef GROUND bcAs,,si,g ts.it & nate. at ,h.
22yl-eajt eorEeT oi TIE inserttaqa c. ipg and 4f-
Igor itfeets; The l9c mass front Of 8atfet Oh W EN-
irseoa a-scst aat q 2s !eet 5Heas. IL K;ag C.ect
X. Is TAYI.OR.
z May 70 e. -. Itc
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'lNo. 1925.
Loft LAT hig,l1.

], Lott Lat Nlgl4l,.
q. la9a1se ca}ea EagliN Com, WArcH,
m I 5 s. name :9sgiaF. ,oneqp, si,h lwo gold
~ iss'.; Jug and wort q elai' the mp elio of
ses on the feaS and an itcn cir e ca the lck Of
the as5yh. len; DOLLARS rev ara viii he r,;I 70
tA[ =, ilndtff on delivering It to the printer
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GssUpLFFJNE Csqths and Ksleymercs
- W,aiftcqpst.ngs Dno'hiy,, Ida Iean;. =
C.fton Keiicymeses, GsatldnI & Eana eeess
SIX, c5ttoh, sne ih'esd Il feIy-smolg uhitfe2g
are y tew q z:h ofvtx:fa Gzs
Black. white, and lead Pc Nc Six Gloves
Wise AID cofatel cambrifcs; -sssrfenrt do ..a4
SIX and cott6n ch4nbtays, plain, Ggered ars.Esa,
embeGcd tl s>,,44l.a r
Printed. Cation, and I.iqsn f9sndEeychicf.---ss
an.9ngf the later a lew dezsn supssfne.i
d, White t4qJsgi2 ~ e5t..,e. 40, 81
Coiaa,cn soa SuYsi fine sliit6g .Cs,ons. ...
Six Cords Cpnlbsic Brisens, AstieiaI W,eatkJ
ta and Eiowsfs $50. s,.s
WS' ss aod 81! blsgk Lsss ysFs, Leno DO. "a.
4. and 6,4 .ShaRIs -
l+sno ard cambrie Woiktd Mullins
Sew ins3 Twin: ard Shgs ,tii:eaa
Bet Eagiig, FATS, Common %.
N Ills, Hoes, Spares 5't -
Grazing and Cas- scythcs, g.. e.. sbfh
= wa 9. eaIw.eozw. .awIw
Can, and the higheG price given
Tor s' clean an llnsn and Cotton Rags, by
.he Printer Of ,1ls paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-20
Thomas a. Diggs.
a The public are Notified, and.

a The public are notified, and.
all perons are cautioned agsira pgrehsGag certain
lanes IN Loudcun unsy Ersiaia deefeeo BY the iu.
perior court OF Ghancety 10 be fed aste properly Of
Z hen.as Atwood Digges, ard Iaaverfed by the GEM,
miihoners, swan and seldom be fod st Lsesbrg ,on
The 18th DAY OF June nx; The fee of laid crate Being
clearly vefed in and belfgepg 10 william Dudlev
sDigges, Ct Maryland, aninisnt nnder age. a.s,s
ROBERT BRENT, attorney in fset
for the eaats Of William Dudley
Digges.
.ci'yof Waihinggsop, AEtilas gM-y Il s,s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-29
BALTIMORE, T uary ge.

j ~
Arrived ship Industry, Myers, fron
Amsterdam.
Left there the nth Of Novensber.--
November Is off the western islands was
boardedby the French frignte lie Minerva
from Cherbourg bound to the Isle of
France, who put ON board captain Shroe.
der and passenger from the Swedish brig
Sophia, which she had caprured and
burnt.
Also, Bremen ship America, Dunoker,
from Huntington.
Also, ship Eliza, Howey, from Trini.
dad.
Left brig Eunice, Taber, tor New Yo,.;
ready to sail /; schooner Only Daughter,
Amazon, do. do; brig Bulah, Perry, Of
and for do-in7 or 8 days; Edward, Lam
bert, OF dc. arrived2 days before. Cape
Antonio, bearing S. Sc. distant IA
leagues, was boarded by the British ffigate
La Franchise, and treated politely. Spoke
ship Pamela, Taylor, IL nours from.
Charleston, for La Guayra.
Also, Arrived brig Am and Mary,
Maaary, IS days from St. sJago de Gu
ba.
Decenber 10 Off Cape Maize, spoke,
ship New Jersey, from Philadelphia for
Montego Bay, Uamaica.) 29:h in lat. "a,
t12, was boarded BY the. British brig Of war
I. Port Riaken, ---. January .l6. Cape
Henry, w. distant IS leagues, spoke ship
Hunter, from Alexandria for Lisbon.
Also, schooner Plato, Livingston from
Cape Frances. :
Also. below shipWiIiam, Gaaybell, from
Batavia.
The John Jay, for Providence Or. ID
lefs Batavia two days after the William,
and fell in with her on the passage, when
they kept company 40 days. The snow
Nancy, Sherman, of Baltimore had arrived
at Batavia.
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NORFOLK. January %.
ARRIVED.


Swedish ship Princess Wilhelmina,
Kiohn, 81 DAYS from ST. Ubes. Dec. S,
In LAT. as, 81, long. So, spoke ship --,
Scott, of New York, 81 days from Bermu.
da or Berbuds, bound to Liverpool.
Brig Milton, Firth, SO days from ia
maica.
Brig Hero, Lufkin, % days from Qua.
daloupe.
Brig Nancy, Rider, is days from Anti.
qua.
British brig Neptune, Brown, IL weeks
from Guernsey.
Brig Triton, Frazier, 16 days from
Antigua.
Brig Commerce, Harper, so days from
Barbados.
British brig Mary, Foster, SO days from
ST. Vincents.
Sch'r Fal mer's Friend, Briggs, 10 days
from Nassau.
Sch'r Mohawk, go days from Elsineur.
Brig Jupiter, Garrow, IL days from St.
Thomas. AT St. Thomas captain Garrow
saw capt. Seward, of the brig Casharine,
of this port, by whom he was Informed
that he was then on his way to Porto Rico
to take possession of his vessel and cargo
which had been restored. and it had been
dscrsea lhas shs ysssslaad cargo should be
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;BALLAD-BY DlsDIs.

The worlds a arange void, child, il mutt be
conte9,
We all of diafeis have our hare;
But iince mnA druggle to 1--we wih the leff,
BY my troth ms no great matter whete.
We all muf put up with what fortune has iens,
BE ihstetoie ones let poor OF lien,
So there Is bnta portion ei cafe and content,
By my roth 'us 70 grear, mastes which.
a living living, and 70 there's an end;
II one beneftIy gets ju& eoow,
And fomethng 30 lpare tor sh- wants of frietd,
ny my tfoth 't.s no g,ear.nlalt;l hew.
In this world abcucnoshing ws'd bny appear
Aud I've iaid-:t sgalaant again,
Since quit q one mat, il o.c's Confidence te
clear,
BY my FfoSh tits no grca. caalte, when.
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'titth Official Bulletin Of the
Army of Italy.

-. 9th Bramaiire.
After some hours repose at Monsebello,
t ,G army parsued the enemy to Vincence.
ins gates OF the city had been walled up ),
'as enemy were summoned to epacuate il :
'nslr reply was in the negative. A senti-:
mens Of humanity had dictated re sum.
mona OF shegeneral in chief; it was iadis.
psusaoiy necessary to force passage, and
- point eanGon aud some howitzers against
e sa'es' and unfortunately against the
NY nself. We entered it at the break of
u Inc precipitation with which the
sa.IY rstreased obliged them to abandon
~ Aousans wounded, and to leave part of
AZ A. eoo'ents OF several magazines al our
ny o'sl' In the coGfss of the day we
-"s sGS goo prisoners.
Rove s,s Austrlans retrea,ed by the road to
-ca assAno, The army followed them. and
DDuaiiy harrassed their rear. At the
w ps'a,ion OF the road to Bassano and Ire.
,hs aey directed their march towards
bril-. 's"sf city, burning behind then the
D. which is over the rapid strsam near
p;s. Having arrived at the village OF ST..
,Sodv : = 10 e9' we found it occupied by a
ou,h, troops, which We charged vigor-
so%S,. The village was carried alter a
pri.oa. . "alsh again procured to us 600
W. ms "u opIa piece of cannon.
arrived ), wv. toward, the Brenta. TIL. van
trtptine c moment when the enemy were at
s'ca 20 detroy. the bridge. There began
VI, Oue oank to the other heavy cannonade
~ 'ue night only put top TO.
A, ,"., HmY was under arms upon the right bank,
ns;n Ss oeiock Ia The morning, cauf.d ievera
s's;a asu.s Of cavalry with light troops amounted
4 70 lord the rissr, yhi!s sae sriegs wa
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Ten Dollars Reward.


DAN away from the subscriber Giving
IN in Loudon county, Virginia. abost the 7th
of ottoher, 1895, Negro Woman by the
pane Of CHARLOTTE, low and well fer
wencb, about the age of II years. has large
white and iuil.eyes and very thick lips, with
mouth Of vaft capacity but, what fuppoie TO
be the mo& remarkable, and BY which The may
be eaGly known, is a large bare place on this
back par, of her head. i deem it unneceG4sy to
mention her clothing, the length Of TING
which se has been abfent has given her an W,
porsuniy of chansing them.
] viii give tie above reward to any perfau OF
peilons, WAC will either deliver FER 70 me, cs
conane her 10 apygoal, 70 that GET her sg.in,
and all reaionahle ,ehaEges vii, ala pay.
Melodies Cranes,
Near MI. WIa. Hum.net'' Tsverns
January *. 's~|s
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The following pleasing anecdote isfrom
Gers Northern Summer.
In the institution of Catharine, under
the direction of Madame Bredkoff, an ell.
derby lady of distinguished talents, aud
sweetness of disposition, the following lit
tie circumstance occurred which will prove
that the Russian mind, whatever may have
been said of it, is susceptible Of feeling
and generosity. n,his institution, which
is Supported by the Empress dowager, ali.
mi,ted number of young ladies are admit.
ted, free of expence, by ballot; but others
are received upon paying, as IS termed,
apension. A, the last admission, two lit
tie girls, the eldest not exceeding ten years
of age, the daughters Of naval captain,
who In this country is noble, rhe father of
large family, presented themselves, ana
drew, the one a prize, the other blank.
Although SO young, they knew that fate
had, In this manner, resolved upon
their separation; they felt it and wept.
Another young lady, to whom the next
chance devolved, drew prize, and ebserv-
ing the distress of the sisters, without
any communication with their parents, ar
with any other person, spontaneously ran
up to the lpekIess lissle girl pressessd nss
= y =
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pat 10 the same state as when captured, The
cap.ors to pay the expences Of trial.
schooner Maryland Mary, Drysdale, 1s
Brig Rubicon. KNAPP, IS day. from To.
lhs ship Old Tom, Waughop, of this
Po,'' Put into Antigua in distress from
Gibraltar, has been condemned.
Ihe brig Norfolk, PouIson, of this port,
from IRON leneriffs, in ballast, put into ST.
! homas in distress, and has been con-
,demnsd.
The schooner Traveller, Hathaway,
iron Edenton, NC. arrived at Antigua,
the Sd OF January.
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,;,.,,enth of cial Bulletin ofthe
' Grand army.
r;ntz, 18th Br.maife, year "A.

h.ule OF Levers was very brilliant,
irs p,.ar;ans. The Austrians occu.
y ~ ,nJ h,yond Lovers de6le almost mac.
pr ~, = aauked TO the right aad left by
'''iD .l,uIar mountaias. The top was
<Ea,ersi win Tyronllan Chasssars, who
90 sseoaain,ed With all the ps,hs three
VIZ IS stone work enclosing the noun
- ,.nocrsd the access to theia almost
mpassbie. 80. =, 49,;
j.. roued,he cuemy every whsfe, took 2
-. 4,f cannon and made themselves
s.ss,.,, Of all the forts--ou: at the attack
/ of,b. last, ll.us. general Darol, comaan-
J., n chief Of thu Ba0G,Ian army, was
roaodedby pistol shot. The Bavarians
have hadtvslye officers killed OF wounded
|so soldiers killed aud two huadred aud
Sfty wounded. The coodacs of liease nant
general Detoi merits the highest Edlogium
E-he is 40 old and honorable officer, ex-
&,remely attached to the Elecsor, whose
friend he is. =
Every moment has been so employed,
B that the Emperor has nor yesbeen able to
review the Bayarlan army, nor TO become
acquainted with the brave men who COM
poset
Prince Mafat, after taking of Eas, .pur.
sued the enemy anew. The Russian army
had taken position on the heights of Ana
|sselled; Prince Muras attacked il with Ge-
neral Oudinot's grenadiers; the battle, was
|ob,nnasely contested. The Russians were
driven from all sheir posts, and have left
400 dead on the field of bas,lr.. and 1900
prisoners. Prince Muras praizes General
Oudlnot IN particular j; his aid dc samp Ia
grange was wounded.
Marshal Davoast, at the passage of the
Inns at SIeyer, praises peculiarly the con-
duct OF General Hsudelet, who commands
hisvan. He continued has march, and has
arrived at Wahido&en.
AL the Intercepted letters state that the
iurnsureof The Court is already embarked
on the Daasbe, land that they are expecting.
al Vienna the speedy arrival of the French
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-29
DANCING SCHOOL.
NOTICE.

M. GENERES eipsetfully informs the La
,lYs dies ana Gestlemen of Alexandra, that.
he luseads TO begin on next Saturday, public
praeiiGng as ,h: s. every Lady & Gentlemaa who
attends the pra<t'Gng nights, will have to pay
:sheir entrance {: Mothers and Fsshers excerteds
andyoung ,Ladi,s who.hays b-en taught BY HIM.
Term may DC known by applying to fes-
want at the door.
January 20. est
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with the ticket, and leading her pte the
directress said g See madam have drawa
a pHze, but my papa, Can afford TO pay the
pension, and | am sure will pay it for me.
nay let one who is less fortunate enjoy
good that has happened to me-" I nix
warming anecdote Was Immediately re.
ported 10 the empress Dowager, who ex.
pressed the highest delight, and paid ont
OF herown purse, the Penaion OF The little
bsneiactress.
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4 aired prisoners and three.
lea four I.a ous The Basariaos fougn'
Rss.sof sanab br,sery. Dsroi himself was !
,oaadsaJI5' ,,ls engagements have aiioros g
1hss ,s he display Of . grea. number Of
Foon ~ :. #, If courage on the part u partleu.
(n'l'nss - - Tn. major general is em'
|'r once I. drawing up 2 full RELATION 10
bloysa ..eb one Will receive the share OF
thsh sa.s bis courage shall have merit
y :, r,.s may be considered as the last las
Ing ,.;sb defends the approaches 20 VI
ia' WIZ :, !, srepor.ed that the enemy ia.
naa' = e,sp possession Of, and intrench
ends g 60 s hi the heights of Sainte Hyp-
1a - leagues from Vienna. Our van
o - = th.re tomorrow.
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DANCING ASSEMBLY.

The !econd Aacmbly viii be held
Tomorrow Evening.
January .z9.
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Extyaa from an Aa of tas Coxgoratiou
Of AlsxaadrG forhe- Ext,ngMIameps
% Fire.
SEC. 9Th. II any perlon who fhall be prefens
at any tse ha!l neglect or refule to obey the or.
der or objections OF any officer who loan be ap-
pointed by any hre Company now eGabnlhed, or
which may be hereafter eaab.iRsd, knewiog
MN TO be an ssicer, lach pc.fon lhai! forfeit ana
pay the fun Of FIVE DaLlARs: .Prsv,oed, The
name OF iuch tf1>e ihsii have been frit publith.
cd IN one OF tue public papers printed in the
town.
+ Ata meeting Of the FsIsAosslr FIRE Cow.
PAaY, he'd at John Hcdgkin' ,avc:n, on Mou.
day, January>I; 9Th, 1895, the following ofiicets
have been duly escted for The prsi.ns ysar,
viz.
Jshu Hunter, If 4
Aaron Heyes, I'd >Csum1n1su.
William Patton, 3dJ
Waiher Blunt,
Matthew Robinlor, >Sa5s,asae,. Di,<9s.s
Alexander Smith,
William Rhodes,
Joeph borhton,
Cba:lc' NJ Kaigh:,i
.Richsrd Weighsman,1
kphraim Evans, ;7yyRsls.
John Horner.
Tea. Matthew Robinlon, Sec'y.
January 20. eod3t
Freight wanted for Portfmouth.
New-Hamplhire.
APPLY TO
WaAsngtsn PIERCE,
At Col. Rsmlay's compiling rooms
Who wilhes to purchaie CORN.
January zo. er3s
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fepairing. The army foon fled Of, and we ar
rived at CittadelIs in iufcient time 10 carry the
ia& potts OF the enemy. Al Eve O'Clock in the
evening, we entered Caaelfranco, ard or Chas.
isurs had already occupied Salrathonda and Alba
redo. The general in chief felt the nccelisy Of
granting fome hours to the wants OF the army.-
In our march from Mon,ebello, we have taken
more than 1900 prifoners.
The right divlGon marched towards Padaua,
where it arrives 70 day; the left went by the
Settle Communi towards BAHAMA, which it will
occupy Tomorrow. The army marches towards
Pavia. ss