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CONG r E S S
OF The
u " ITE D S T Il T E S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
IhursdQu. Februqru 6.

Thursday, February 6.
Yeas and Nays en postponng the cohsi-
derauon of the following action 10 Thurs.
day uext.
That committee be appointed to pre-
sent TO the president of the Uai,ed Sta,es
the resolution agreed to by Shis house the
14,h ultimo, IN the words following, 10 wit !:
{" ReSoivsd, Thar an exchanges of terri,
tory betweeS the q, States and Spain is
deemed by this house the most advantage
Gus mode Of settlement of existing differ.
ences respecting limits between the u s.
and the ccur. Of Madrid, and that any ar.
rangement between the two governments,
which shall secure to Spain an ample bar.
rier on the side of Mexico, and 20 the u.
States the countries watered by the Missls.
sippi and 60 the eastward of it, vii! meet
the appreciation of this house."
YEAS. Mefrs. Alfoa, Anderson, Barker,
Bdweli, Bihop. Black'etgs, Blake. glount,
Brown, Boyle, Byan, G. w. Campbell, Chan.
Her, Clinton, Conrad, Ciown,nfaield, Cuts
Darby, Dickfar, Early, Elrer, F.adIey, Fow-
Ter, Gregg, G.een, Haley, Hamiron, Helms,
Holland, Joaes, Knight, Lambert, Mag uder,
Marion, N. R. Moore, Jer. Morrow, Din,
Pugh, T. NJ Randolph, Rhea, (Te'.) Rich.
ards. Rniiel, Sally Scbuneman, Seasef, Sloan,
Smile, Soushard, Stanton, Thomas, Tracy,
VaTnur7, j. Whirshitl, R. Whitehih, N. VIII.
liams, M. Williams Wynhs, - 81.
NAYS. Meas. Bard, Bad>t, Beddi6gef,
B~tton, Barer, Cafey, Chitenden, Clsihorne,
Clark, r. Clay, w Clay, Covington, Dana,
Davenpoft> Elliot, Ellis, Ely, Eppes, Garnet',
G,odwyr, Haeings, Holmes, Hough, Jackson,
Kelly, Ksoan,- Leib, Lewis, Livingston, Lyon,
Matters, M'Creery, Meriwether, T.. Moore,
Ino. Morrow, Mofely, ]. Nelson, Newton,
Ncholtoa, PitSin, Quincy, J.. Randolph, Res,
,Pcn.l Simmons, Sanford, ]. c. Smith, ]
Smith, S. Smith, SpaIding, Stanford, Stedman,
seurgss, Taggart, Tallmadge, Tenny, P. R.
Thompson, T. w. Thompson, Van Cor,lans,
Van Rensselaer,, Verplanck, Wadsworth,
Wickes, y. R. Williams, Wilton, Winaon.-
IS.
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Rich Kanahwa Bottom Lands
For Sale or EXCHANGE.

HE Subfcriber oh.rs for Eale, or exchange
i for lands or other real property on the
eaG fide of the Blue Ridge, abou. 1000 acres of
RICH BOTTOM LAND, on the Great Ka.
nahwa River, and on both fi5es thereof oppoite
and below the mouth OF Poketoilico Creek, in
The fate OF Virginia, z5 miles from Point Plea
FAINT, lin the County town of Maion county1 and
II miles from the sawr'o X arahaRa county, and
adjoining 1he lands Of the late General Waihi,q.
ton. They were lurveyed at the fame time Win
thoie lands in the year 1872, and are held under
the fame titles, yiz.oA MAifSxy R;gbfs--which
are rnanteionable.
The Lands are of the very frft quality, the
Bottoms in many places a mile wide rhey have
been lately reiuryrytd and divided into lots con-
tanning from SO TO $50 acres each, for the ac
cominodation OF purchasers, each 10. fronting on
the river, and extending back from thence to
the Hills, which aford mott extenfye range for
flock, which can never be interrupted. One
hundred acres therefore OF this rich bottom, with
its advantages, would make groJ etsement.
The great fVnginsj aate road leading to the
fases Of Ohio and kentucky, p5Gts by and
through tf'fe lands, which being OH fine navi.
gable rivtr will command ready ard high Price
for The produce TO the emigranys TO the wcRern
country both by land and water. Their ltuati.
on, befdes, gives their occupants choice of the
eafern or weifern markets, as produce mny be
found mott profitable. The climate IS mild and
remarkably favorable 70 the production Of fruit
Salt works are erected on the ba l.. of ths river
buts few miles above theie lands, and the neigh
borhocd furniihes abundance OF iron, coal, lime
fore, mills and mill festss 70 that there is nd
part of the w-tern country Which holds out more
advantages to pcrfons deGous of ENGRAVING
a more part cular dtfcIiptioT OF thele landss
with plots of tn: isvera lots, their situation, de-
icripSi1n and price, may be bad by application
in Alex andria, TO Mr.. WILLIAM CRAIK,
who attended he fa,veying OF them, or to the
lubfcriber.
JAMES CRAIK.
April s. t.ws,*
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Fridau. March q.
On motion made and seconded

On a motion made and seconded,
Resolved. That the injunction of secre.
CIV imposed on the proceedings which have
been transacted with closed doors, during
the present session, be removed.
On the question, that the farther consi.
deration of the said resolution be pos'pons
ed until the last Monday of the present
month,
I, was resolved in the affirmative; Yeas
60; Nays 81; as follow:
YsAs. Mcfr.. Alton, Anderfops Bar,
Barker, BidweH, Blackledge, Blake. Blounf,
Brown, Boyle. G. w. Campbell, Chandler. Cal.
borne, NJ. Clay, Conrad, Cock, Crowninih'eld,
Cats, Darby. DAYTON, Dickfon, Earle, Eary'
Elmer, F,pdley, Fix, Fowler, Goodwin, Gregg,
Green, Haley Hamilton, Helms, Iacslon,'
Jones, Kenan, Knight, Lyon, Mac Farland'
Marion, .M'Creery, NJ. R. Moore, ]er. Nor
row, Mnmtord, R. Melton. Newton, DIN,
Pugh, T. NJ. Randolph. Rhea, ITEM Richards.
RuGel, Schuneman, Seaver, Sloan, Smile. J.
Saith, Southland, Staunton, Thomas, Tracy,
Vsrndrn, Walton, J. Whitehil, R. Whitshiil,
Wickes, N. Williams, VIM and WsSon. 69.
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,,.I,,aI,urta Dalp gsosrtissr.
SATURDAY, April $.

,,l.m,n who arrived 10 the Chip United
,,go,ms US, ta4r NJ. S;nator Wrigat's
!. NIL re4chci London TIE later pars OF
.a,,v. and excited general conformation "a
ne mefcaaals trading 70 TINS coantry. 81
;, indeed w.se they embarrassed by it, ana
:, vas their confidence Oh lken. that 1t was
/ I'd many ofd:rs for gods ~auid DC letr un
",.d a, Ieatt TIL the political hofizon had
~ 10 a isele. We learn from another quar-
-, shey had cone to determination TO ac
= bits itona this countfy tor greater a
&, than the funds in hand. II, therefore,
/ C our merchants ihould DC dsappontcd in
\, aoolies; ii their cuitdmeEs have 80 pay
So haa aiaal for their goods it The govern
SOILS its reyenu: tail million or tvs ih ,rt i;
n will know the iource.
lBat. Fed. GaSette.
nifoa,ches are brought by the United States
i, Mr.. Moaroe, TO the executive /; and We
(.b,roy 10 allure oar readers on good authority
fbs, ar. Of tn. nolt hop4ta! and plealing
Pare. '0'a
Extrass ef a letter tfrons Fraaktert { Ken. J
datsd 1uar.h s, to a gentleman IN Paila-
dphia.
Il it's only three or four days since |
|r,uard from Upper Louisiana, where |
|ur been for about two months past. Ih-
|,sJe territory Of Louisiana IS iu perfrcs
paiaon and 2arsyism. A great macy
Ifih. ciuzens of that country are ,pimlcai
\ Gen. WilSiasoa as ther governor IN
Eoseqlsnce of WHICH the whole country
|in an uptoar."
Fran, the Un;tpd States Go,efte.
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JAMES CRAIK.
t.WSt*
WILLIAM GORE,

pEIEG ahout to commence the MILLING
ID BUSINESS in the country. wines 70 Rent
fhe PROPERTY he now occupies King
nrcet, near Mr.. Dizzy DavD's, colGfing of
a V AREHCUSE, one hundred fest deep and
twenty-five feet front, with an excellent cellar,
and con.tocdous Dwelling, Kitchen. &c. &cl
--.-io bis .bfence psesfa arsIy to Mr.. JAmss
ADHESION. @
April u soax.
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co MMU MIC ITO ".

ii
The news received this day of the lie.
E,d:r's arriving at Jaquemel, so far from
diminishing, rather confirms the hostile In.
sarioas of Miranda against the province
Caracas. The ship Emperor comman-
ID bya bother Of captain Lewis, Of the
Lander, sailed from New York some
nsks before from Port-au- prince, with
kss and other implements of war, SINH.
l to those shipped in the Leaader, aud
with considerable number of volan,eers,
with the intention we understand of de
Pauebing some mulattoes a, Port an Prince,
pad OF sailing with this reinforcement on
be Intended expedition. We suspect that
Dessalines has had wind of their scheme,
b il is known that the Emperor was not
1nnisted to an entry, and that all eommu-
3acation between this vessel and the shore
pas cut off. The small distance. across
she lsthmus, between Jacquemel where
Miranda had anchored, TO PorS an Prince
'here the Emperor lies, viii facilitate the
Uniformity of the plans aud operations Of
astwo vessels; but as in the interval ne
jes'ary to verify their junction news may
fave reached Miranda that his plans and
ssslOatioa were known to the Spanish
master aaG of his having sent pilot boats
@Caraccas with the information; we shall
bot be surprised if Miranda is staggered
md gives up his Refarious attempt.
10 regard TO our government, and its
poEledge of Mlranda's Intentions and
amament; we shah abstain from particu,
comments, and shall only observe thai
general Dsarborn's letter has nos in the
ks' contributed to. alter our opinion on
US subject: even admitting that it were
Observation-Disclosures were unacquainted
Th the particulars of the armament OF the
iander, we ask if they were got very well
"QOalnted with, Miranda's hostile views
sA0st the province of Caracas, aud Of
s ln,enson of fitting out an expedition
Ien the ports of the United States? Il
us is true. and Mr.. Madison's answer on
We Receptions of MIR. Vansi,tart's letter
WI prove il so, what are We to think of
ns vigilance of our administration and
Isir delicscy in regard TO their foreign re-
,,n0ns! Il should have been expected that
'Fanda, or any other individual, whose
ISnaons were knowa to be 10 violate the
Sss, ought 10 have been bound over OR
S'0d behavior. II might have been also
.Ipeeted that his motions would be watch
= Ills steps followed, and that particular
-" and vigilance recommended to the
,Syusctors aud other federal officers in the
S1l'sd States. Nuihiag of this appears
nave been done. Miranda fitted out his
.sssi In maoner to excite the attention
~, ~ curiosity of many individuals, but they
I lug not hnd satisfactory explanation OF
-. e events because they had not tina, pre-
Ny ~ Information Of Mranda's intentions,
I'M It appears tina, Mr.. MadisoS and
H. .he president had. Under the exist.
circumstances the attempt to excuse
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c. REMOVAL.

f Il M ES DOUG ASS
Has removed bis Sto:e t. King treer, two dcors
below Mr. Sbsr,sa's corner; where he has Tor
Sale, general sGortr,=nt Of
Good Liquors & Groceries.
He takes tbs opportunity Of a krowledging
his cb!isa,iors to his friencs both in town ard
country who have favored him with heir cuRora,s
and RESPECTFULLY ioiiei,s continuance thereof.
49, April s, d3t
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the administration, through ignorance, re.
specting the armament Of the Leandsr'
when II is understood they had already N.
foraas;su Of Miranda's hostile inle'ns,ons'
would be ike the excuse of the police,
on any murder OF conaagrasion beng COM
mi,teo under plea Of ignorance respecting
the particular paignard or f0rch employed
in the execution of these premeditased
acts, previously knozvn 10 q.
Mr.. Ogden's Journey 70 Washington,
few days since, his interviews with Mr..
Madison, and the mysterious secrecy OF
sheir results, at the present time, are by
no means calculated to inspire much comb
dence; neither are the quibbling contra"
dictory ramors respecting col. Smiths re-
mogsl. If administration is obliged 10 be
just, they do not labor under less obllga-
lion TO appear so.
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NEys.r MsiTls. BaGet, Beddihger, Bottom.
Broom, Butler, J. Campbell, ,chittendcr, clafk,
]. Clay, Covington, Dana. Davenport, Ellios,
Ellis, Ely, Eppes, Garnety, Goldsbosough,
Gray, Hsaings, Holmes, Hough, Kelly, Le.o,
Lewis, Magruder, M4Iters, I. Moore, Mof:iy,
]. Melton, Nicholion, Piikir, Quincy, J. Ran
dolph, Rea of Pen. Sally. Sananons, Saadtofd,
J. c. Smith, S. Smith, SpAiding, stamford,
Stedman, stu,ges, 1sgga',, ia!iGsdge, Jenny,
P. r. Thons ZION, T. w. Fhompion, Ingg,
Van Cortlandt, Vaa Renaellaer, Verpiank,
Wadfwo:th, D. R. Williams, M. Williams and
Wilton. 57.a
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DIED this morning, at his counIy-seat,
in an advanced stage OF lie, CHARLAs
ALEXANDER, Sen. Esq 3
Il pauegyrie on the virtues OF TINS gen.
tle,nan would be highly unnecessary, as
his wholelife e7hibl.s q SUFFICIENT Demon
s;ration o. the excellence ct his princiPies
ard the purity of his Intentions. his Ia
mily must ioog remember the domestic en-
dearments Of an afecuonate isusbasd, and
tender, solicitous father. The mora.I'y
of his character has never been questioned
= his faults were always iorsot,en when
she btlliancy Of his viriue was considered
KRIS hospitality, his honor, and honesty
dea.and the uodispa'ed praise OF every
candid man, OF every lover of .is;ac. ard
wei wis her of soc,e.y. sIs lingering and
severe disease aGordsd HIM AZ. ample op.
nortuniiy Of ssetsing the hesoism Of his
christianity: he resigned his well-sptns
life into the hands # snst henGceni Gyta.
tor from whom he received II! l
szss,zsz::ss,;2.s ~ &c
at- 1he S0btGs5-iii5S1 has been ada
milred TO TIC Bar Of The Circuit Court
held IN Alexandria, and Wiihes to
practice therein.
FRANCIS L, LEE.
April {.
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w. Campbell, Chandler. clalborne, Clopto6,
C,n,ad, Cook, Crownilsihieid, Cuts, Daiby,
Dlckion, Earle, Early, Elmer, F,naicy, Fix,
Gregg, Green, HALEY, Hamilton. Hshits.
Lambert, Lyon, Mac Fsriand, Manon, Mae
Lleefy, \. K. Mooie, Jcl. Morrow, Mumiold.
K. Mellon. DIN, Pogh, I. M. Rinaolph,
Rhea Qen.) RaGe:, Sciuleaaan, S>ave,, Sloan.
Smile, S,uthaid, S.aa.,n. Thos1a, va'num,
j. VIM chill, K. WEisshi, Wilkes. II. Wh@
iiatns, Wiun, Wiaton. 50.
Adjourned.
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The following IS the residue of tn,

The following is the residue Of the
SECRET yOURNAL ct the House Of
Representatives. Gor which we had not
room in our last paper) which is now COM
pletely published, SC ar as the Injunction
Of secrecy is removeds We nnucrotand
that no authority has been gwen 10 publish
the letter OF toe secretary Of war referred
TO in the report made by Mr. ]. Randolph.
Our readers viii perceise thai the Whole OF
the proceedings. SO far as relases,o the
measures adopted, were inserted in oas
last; and that the follow 6 proceedings
are merely en- incidental pon,s.
Mt. Intel
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From tie dated States Gazette.
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fromAasigaa, and'brig Philip frsn Charles

fromAa.igaa, and brig Philip fffsn Charles
tor. sssss
Also, schooner Jane, Gouyssa, 10 days
from Point Ps1re, Guadalupe. Lcfs, brig
Brilliant, for Bai,iaiore in 80 daya. s
Also, schooner Fanny. Swain, 16 days
from Ieremie. Sailed in company with
ships Eutaw, Waistcoa,; Mary, Bdaburry;
schsoaers Rolia. Davis; Syrea, Bartlett /;
Spy, Lewis, all for Baltimore; brig Loui-
sa, Mofe,; schooner Fly, Spicer, and In
,repid, Kennedy, all for Philadelphia, srPa-
rated from the Ace. Esd April. In lat. IS,
SO, long. "a, in company with the Spy,
par et from her tbs 26sh IN a squat spoke
the Edia and Nancy, Champlin, in the bay,
from Jscmel, boundu up. Left at Jerem;e
April is sehooners Nonparsl, Bishop, of
Baltimore; Eclipse, Davis, of Baltimore;
Jans, Darkee, do. Swallow, Murdock do.
Dolphin, Fryer, do.
Also schooner Rolla, Davis, from Aux
Caves and Jeremie. Left no Americas
vessels a, Aux Cages; parsao with the Ace.
in lat. Sc, all well. 4
Also schooner Edward, Parrot, from.
Guasalcupe, and 81 days from Antigua.
Lei' at Antigua April IL, Tshon, Prayer,
for Norfolk, in 5 days; Perseverance,,
Brown, from Guadaloupe for New York,
detained, vessel and cargo libell.d; Ocean,
Dunlap, -Kennebunk 6 DAYS; Maine, Free
man, from Guadalupe for Portland, Gle,
tanned, to sail in 2 days; ship Minerva,
Hall, Of Boston, 10 10 days for Norfolk;
brig Washington, Matber, for New Loo.
don seioaaef Belle. Em sin, Norfolk 4
days; Brig !oha ard James, Logan OF
Chaflessoa, detained; atr;g eame in on the
18th from Martinique, detained, name ao.
kneWa ship -.-, Iaunroe, o! hrisiolJR r.
|, Iran the coast Ct Guinea, libeHed. j
Also brig Martha and Mary, Coulson,
% days from Antigua.
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lMsssRs: MARcH1sT, 'wIILiscvoE, 9 c.:
49, z7555 ne C0SF5ef,5

SMEssRs. MARcHAHT, WfLLINCvoE, % 20:
PLEASEsfo Snisrt il yooisl p II the fe!iosg@
lccrretticn. of niiRskes which appssfed in sEl.s
days Tisss and Saturdays GaxeHe, in the pfc.,
dcrpton for gthe.core Of the bit,.oi mad Deg.
Il he tfus r-ceipr is as follows, viz:
LIT. Take orc or. Of the Jaw bone of IA praific
dog, or of horned frogs bsIsed in the crater or
y esnvus or Atna, Oh, 1t moe. couvenient In the
crucbe OF jacobinism, and reduce il mica
fine powder.
I'D. Take the falfe tongue Of a newly. made de-.
mocrat, soG pound il as ibove--N. b ihculd it
be yygippeU, il will nsnire folse attention IN
pounding.
cd. Take one fsrple Of the ycrdigreasc, coll
9eeted on tie corFet Of the frsstes which are laid
up az Wilmington; add them togethc,, with
,i';s!e "a, taken tom the hoge jar mountain ~
aLeaJfan0, an: let the patient take ,ts whole In
ffbe iolm Of bo!us, & cpeattte fam evey hour
in the day. Then sl: c,s,fd.r and the remedy
will havc an opportunity frying ,rbeb can DO
t5e osbtr III, msf harm. 81 tbs pasicss iheuld
mot like to'lwallow lie Go Us it nuR BE- er0mmed
down his lhroat, particularly ii he IS tederasR,
tfor thtis .honets isiisws never rehh inoiSeabs
things.
Il he 'shentd bea democrat, the <dcse
must be increased, for the frequent repe-
,tItiop Of soch prescriptions have, long ago.
rendered their stomschs ealloos, and pre-
vented any quaims. BESIDES, they possess
"a decided acran age. o2sr The c:hers, who,
from having. been oftenvc7amnied, their
ggshroats have becons SO large andsspacious
E,ha' dizzy n6w tgnI1 every thing. Bu''t,
! notwithstanding their gazing, the desc
shtsitd produce tic griscs, MAKE them irn-
",edia,ely swallow 4 tew- grains Of Florida
| sand and some scraplags ef the. Mammoth
cheese, and it twill produce some operation.
If the sard should occasion any I" eppug-
nation" apply at congress ball 20 Msssfs.
Gregg, Smile, Crowni1sh,sld < co. for
DR.. Raodelph's :specihc.- or should bis err
ling be though, necessary, r2piy to Bona
par,e. Ialleyrand & Co. This may be
safely done, as feshas already been ssns
lin the -Horret
TIMOTHY QUIZ
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MAJ g..
BREWERY FOR SALE.

THE futfcriber will fell all his intereR in
4 ,that extenGve BREWERY in Alexan.
d'ia, which he now occupies OF which ,lsss
is eleven years Ct an urexpired lcafs 10 cchie
from September next.
This Brewery is on an extenfve plan, having
two Copper Boilers of 1890 ard 500 gallons,
and every working utehGl complete, with Malt
Hoale, Kiln and Mill.
70 the capitsEa this concern offers every in.
ducement, who is skilled hmielf, or cen procure
: perlon Killed in brewing as the buGneis may
be extended 80 as to become extremely salua.
bic. . p
Propelals will DC received TO the fra Of July.
Every nccsaary information may be had, and
letters poe paid attended TO, BY applying TO
Thomas Crufe,
May s. div & aaw.f
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alexandria DaGp aDDerstser.
THURSDAY, MAY 8.
I Il G RI C VI To 4 Il (.

Mr.. CusTIs's agricultural meeting and annr-
al heep lhearing took plac. at Arlington, on
Wedneldayt the 3o.h ult. and was attended by
gentlemen itom the adjoining counties. The
annual premium for the finef ranb lamb OF one
year old, was adjud5ed TO a lamb bred by Lad,
we'll Les, %Eiq. of Belmont, in she cuonty of
Lotaoun. The judges were xesy minute in
heir INFECTION, and We hope iaeceeding years
will pFodace encresithg exertloain he>impyoyc,
,nens of this va.nab!c race OF damettic animals.
The prize lamb poGcEss hns proportions, with
aeece OF good quality, cIoie and we'll packed,
ho' Father (hort. His etofs weighssi6i pounds
weigh, offcece pcands three quarters. Fieeees
weigh veiy lght this ieafnn, OWING 10 tie mild,
asis of oar winter. Arlington prime ewes ave.
rage s. pounds.
The snnaal premium, Will continue for eight
years yet to Come, together with vaiussle pri.
viesc annsxed,s VIZ. Any pcifon obtaining a
premium has right. within I'll: time iuta m:n.
toned, to demand lamb ef the improved flock
fee Of charge.
We truly hope that fusccf: may crown thele
early cEorts in the caulc Of do,neAie economy;
as experience .hews that it is becoming in re,
pubic like ours to be independent of all nations,
Especially for thof: things We moe want and can
mott eakly obtain at home. Providence has vile.
Iy gittediman with the power Of .fupplying his
wants from the means within his reach. We
are endu.d with a portion Of every foil and eli.
male, and having foreign example be fore US are
melted TO ufe the fame iaduRry to eaett as uie.
full purpofss. h .@
The pilot boat Patriot, Captain Joiah Burn
ham, which went out on Saturday lsa, with vo-
lun7eers, in pu1luit Of the fh,p Aurora and fchr
Nimrod, which were captured off the Hook, re.
trsrned yesetday Sonndwile and we are forty
70 oblerve, THAI they #sse not fortunate enoagh
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TIMOTHY QUIZ.
AN EXTRACT.

+ A sosoM GIoaid tsnsin uufrcn,
Hid irons tie lswleis glance
r No charm there is, 10 great, ween,
Which ixncy's dream canaos enhance
The fcanty robe ard hcfrm bare,
Whnher tho bud OF virgin thames
+ The fccveels ara and forward fare,
Ill become the virgins nance
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