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WAS asked Il he had any objections 70 make

was asked Il hs had any objections to make
to tho motion. He replied that man.
slaughter was a bailabls oasncs, As could
therefore have no objectlon. Mr.. S..
was then required TO End bail in three
Thousand dollars penalty, 90 abtde his tri.
o.. He has we learn found the BAL, and
has been restored TO liberty. The traces
Of severe ill health are perceiysble III the
countcnance OF Mr.. Selfrldgr; and that III
consequence Of His conaae mrnt, his nstu.
rally feeble constitution, is SO much brok.
en- down. that his physicians thlnk scyeral
days Of free air and exercise, will be aeces.
sary, in order TO regain suaiclens degree
of health, 20 enable him TO endure the ia
tigue of . trial, which viii necessarily
be prefix, if no other impeachment existed.
NEW YORK, December IA.
One of our Dutch papers, the Hague
Royal Gazette OF the 24,h Of October, re.
marks on the grea, battle of Jena, tina, j,
has paved the way for termination to ali
contest between the powers Of the CONT
nent and those of France and Holland
that Austria, Prussia ana Russia will no
longer be able to disturb ,he reposc of ku.
rope The battle of Austerlisz, it insinu
stes, has extinguished the prejudice which
operated in favor of the prswess of Rus.
sia that of Jena has decided the military
superiority of France over Prussia and
both have annihilased indirectly the domi.
MON Of Great Britain over the ocean, with.
ou. leaving to France and Holland the
necessity of attacking her on her own is.
land !
B We should rot descend TO notice these
opinions, were they not ushcred TO the
world as the language of the Dutch go
verament
The same article concludes with observ-
ing that Holland may view in thes4 cir
cumssances pledge that her nava! power
will be restored, and her prosperity resis.
sd; aud thar deb. of gratitude for this IS
due 20 the " Great Napoleon" who has
rot only extended her power ant. establish
ed her foreign influence, but haze al the
same time s. efected hsr civiAzation and
established her Maternal greatness BY Placing
on hsr throne enc Of Ills Hustrieus bro,
ster. -
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] 3sLiFLiSS OC4. IL.
The force of the Prussisns and Saxons
under prince Lewis, in the battle Of the
10Th. amounted TO 5000; and TIA, of the
enc my to 20 600 men. against whom the
Prassians supported contest for sig
hours.
Onthe ith We received news of prince
Hohenlohe having defeated the Preach.
The Prussians and Saxons fought hike lions
add with greatfury.
Sixty thousand Russians have entered
the Prussian dominions. Prince Lewis
received muske, balm the breast. Count
Nortis, one of his three adju,ants, saw
him falling frS-n his horse, and Fastened
TO proven, his fall. AT that moment se.
cond bullet struck him, and 10 few mi.
nutes he expired. Norsiz fought like a
hero.
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SEMLTN. Oct. II.
/ Aletser from Scaapsusck brings The fol.
wing news:
Some msrchsass from Wsliachis have
xarrivsd here with 60 waggan loads of
lcets. They bring az account Of 40 900
'assians having arrived n and about Kraj
We and drove away ,he Kersiales who
Mere there.
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N;sfftIanp.
Pnrtliua.is HeaAsmy Of Fine Art.


We learn with ,.leafure, that .he leginature have
pl-d bill foe granting charter Of Incorporation
che Pennsylvania ACADEMY of Fine Arts" The
ii of tho!e gentlemen who fra protested this iu}i-
fution, ana the municeuce which has been d;payed
in fnpPorting 1t, flrc pledges Of is fceef and
allure us that, TO the homer OF city, this will
be added to the d,raeeful liz of liberal attempts,
rendered ahortive by the of public encourage
nren,, or the ieklenefs Of public tate.
a cplleaion of CATS, fron ionle Of the beG fseci-
mems Of fatuary that the world has boat of,
clted By the mon celebrated artis OF Paris has arri-
we'd in the ihip Lewis William, from Bordeaux, be-
longing TO Mers. w. Davy and Son Of his city who
we are ininrmed, with liberalty highly honorable
fo theplielvcs, kdve imported them freigh, free.
While recordthe names of thefegentenien among
the moa liberal henefaciors the " Academy it is
Duty to fste that fimar offer had been made
b. rver merchants of this city, who have Hips enga-
Yed in the French tra.ie--auong the CARS imported
are T" the Laocoon." Apollo Of Belvdere, :" "Caor
and Pollok" ''Cllda.or of Borghefe Palace" Ger
r'snieus," Hermaphroditus Tcrfo of Belvdere -
Ct Venus de Medieis,' orouching venns,'' Marfi-
at SC. SC. and great variety Of the mon adn;-
rti bars, heads, &c. &c. The bull ling intended
for their reception is fad b. in fuch Rate or for
war1neis, THAT the public tane and curiofty will be
yratii-d By their exhibition in a few weeks.
U. S. Ga=.
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rirn III iat ce-. FROM the treafury, but tribute in
c,vy--,ri to fi,isy HIM. transfer to hi, ra;eq part
a. ~. 9canle.--Congrts have as good authority to
d:'rF of you- perc,nsA- Your lands--If You fub-
mi, ,l'e robbed of youI property liberties
all n,nrtstged. Then Whit wait you for--so be
made fc,r. before yeu reia Will poverty frength-
cnynur arm--when the tide of lie ebh. at your
fearrs, will more fpirit rife in your head No !
NV give tn the nation magnannons example
aItrt your rights employ able agents. men not in
the vea.rn country. to execute the plan before fug
relrd No exo-nis in j, reeegiry spprep iaf-
,e-'er oftr ,bse zpbs sr fe-fSrm tie ,v;ee
cnt 6r5re RE nSt 0ce,iag efs'-srsG, son may ba0e
r-7-e ':Ia zen s5ayf,nd frn e.ir.p fiskd-rs4 fb-y
-r;niat-rf ia nnmsert er'syy d,y 7J.n Ranfapb 1ty
sur7c 81. brctb in trofanry siiag a5'as re .'rsfI--
tire d,tb Ao7v" be msrt to a,iie sgasa y'x, right.
By n,anly, dgni6ed and energetic eondua-you
viii fecure your ir,renfe property-aroue the Peo-
r.e throughout all the R,tes attend TO the conlfi
tn,inn'c guard their legal rights and to watch and
4, blizzard theft mock patriots who deceive
~ by their lfe nrofeions OF regard for the public
good. SINCE tim. began, the fpeaacie ever he
fore fcenle,1a,ors elected to fupport the eonfiitu
ton, AMI adn,inifer government od laws, and
not Of n,en--who while boating of their republic
Gun virtues, and love Of free government-ro56ed
ss-e;a--s in di-e7 is,aoa ese eab Try bad takcn TO
fra,-7 TIER rights st is unparalleled in the hitory
of iefpo,ifn.--And If You endure it-of all laves,
you will be the mot friritiefs-and ought to wear
,he brand which marks RaadepSs black 1aves his
Virginia plantation. STEEL.
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TRIBUTE OF GRATITUDE.

i; with pleafure VIC record the following heroic
eandu9 OF AMAsA DeLANo, o. Bottom as well as
the beraty with which he has been rewarded both
By the king o! Spain and the government of Chill.
CAPTAIN Delano commanded the N,ip Perseverance
o. Boon OF the 1and Of St. Mary's he fell in with
Spauilh merchant fhip called the Trial. capt. Don
Benito Serran, with cargo of llves who had mutt
MED, and in moi cruel manner butcfered the
grea;e0 part Of the SPlnlh crew. Capt Delduo did
not heine rnonlsnt in taking the moi efeaual
means OF aIordinG the Sranardsevery aiHance in his
Piwer He laid his veasl along iide Of the Trial and
boarled her IN refolute manner at the head of his
gallant but imal crew, ADD notwithstanding the v,it
fGperiory of numbers, he overcaale and fcured the
backs and thereby faved the lives Of the few re-
niainng Splniards whom he alto abundan,ly fuppli-
Ell with water ani provifons, which began to fail
ten. Cap. Dslano, it is faid has received eight
thou!anl dollars from the government, of Chill and
the kim OF Spain has charged his am5ag4dor near the
United States to write to capt. Delano letter expref
i've Of his thanks, and prefen him a. the anne time
gold medal as token Of gratitude fer favnp the
lives Of fuhjeaso on board Of the Trial
Captain De'ano is ye. abfsnt, but is expected IN
tssurn tn Bcnon next Oaober; we do no, win
however, to delay laying before the public the above
PARTICULARS, which, at hs fame time that they do
honOr to our brave fellow CITIZEN are eoulH, homo
T'bIr to monarch and n tion who 70 j.lAly ap-
preoAtes AID rcnlrk5 the fsrvce he rendered to hui
inlnty' q. Slater CazeHr1
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Ma. DvAan,

Nrrr Rochelle, Ipri! e3, 1906.
Ma. DUANE,
Zee, by the Englih PAYERS, that fone eorvcrfati-
ons have lately taken place in parliament in England,
the fubjea of repeating the act that. Incorporated
the members eletaed in Ireland with the parliament
eeted in Ergland 70 form only parliament.
AS Ergland could no, domneer Ireland more def
partially than it d;dhrcugh the rih parliament peo-
pie generally at lofts Gas well they might beg
20 d:fcovev any motive FOR that uson. eipecal-
ly as, puihed wirh uncealng activity aga;nt all
opp,lton. The Following anecdo,e, which vas
known bu. TO few perf;,ns, and none. believe in
EngIand exeeP, the former mniiter, will unveil the
ryaery. III
When Lord MlIn,fb;ry arrived in Paris, in the time
of the diref ,rv government, 70 open negotiation
fur peace his credentials ran in the old Re OF,
Fl" George, nv the grace Of God of Great Britain,
France * Ireland, king"-Malmfbury wasinform-
ed tina, though the affirmed title of King of Frame in
his credentials would not prevent France opening
anegocia,on, yet tina. n, treaty Of peace could be
concluded until that aiIumed title renowned.
PIT rh.n hir the hnon bill under which the az.
fured title of king of France was difcontinued
THOMAS PAINE.
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Mas. ELIZABETH M'cANDLIsH

tt AViNG h0feiy remsusd from Dnq.kirk ia
> 4 EalFerfon, begt ieape 10 iqtarm fbs Da6He.
iIu Mr pr4p9jsJ keeping at fbat Place n TA-
ERN' for tie aceo n,aodafioa oft5e acig56or-
A'7d' AMI baDsngers. Waiterfon is Efu4fsI in.
,;,fai0telJ M fbs rad iea4iag from the B,5ol;gg-
Gt'frH 10 King = Ofeea Curt Hoaf, anil tj,am
re. "ondfo I~p37baH71ek. 7h2js Sgb5 nrc ar
f"nS'e@ fg,fb Mr. MCaadiH, Me brcJa1,e5
med ia oElr4greJ tknt e1erg rrcrtioa -I,;U bs
'77is Ia y 4fer E,fisf77io7. To i5,h zvl,9 b,7,.
mi h0'lO@ her 7Ojil1/b he kebi a bnbEc 6ouc NJ
J'""1irF' ne scW o0iy E,r. tint nay be,Jlq5 sobo
W1r i9i1f pro'er IL P0froniSe Ter, 7ein, NE nut.
.rt berIlf bdsr no rcgfo9 10 be dl1afilfsA eVilb
IJeir aero nmodanon5.
SIG = Qaesa, YaLterioa, Mty G. SD.
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HEZEKIAII PRATT.
Sworn goth April, 1906, ,
before De Witt Clinton.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,

april &c, 1907
ne Mayor laid before the Common Council
aii.davts respecting the sttrocous conduct of the
TIN IN numbering John Pierce one Of our fellow
zen3' while on board the Hoop Richard one OF
coating veiiels near Sandy Hook. And alto in v
ing the Juridetionll rights Of the United States
therefore,, relolved, that in teilimony of the 4
indignation which this board feels reipe6ing the
c'ous murder OF citizen Of the United States.s
caring aggreihon upon our national rights,
'aid John Fieree be inferred, with ;hc aiIent
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prevent reretit Inv Of fitch 49,
man condust, and 70 fasssnt a yioi... ~ ~
naticual fovereighfy. fOuS
Reoized, That tia meeting aops,v.r
duct of thofe perfons ,thr in.-rcertesf.h. c..
plies which were tent from, ii,is citv tn, ~
ve6es who now blockade oi,r harbour. and w; !,
have murdered orr fellow citizen gt,hn Pesrce.
Rsio'1@d, That we will attend the funeral al
the deceaCed. and that il be recommended Z
the ii'ips of the harbour to dfplay the cuftogr-
airy figns of mournng.
Rejofveds That John .. Colcs, Ebenezer
Stevens Samuel M,nshe {! 4, ,Rohest. -Grsasd,us,
md Samoel GetihsYrbfa co,nnittee TO ca,f'34S
with the friends of the deceafed. and make. th.
neceiiary arrangements in behalf of this meetin
relative to his funeral
Esfofz'ed, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be ppbihed
CORNELIUS RAY. Chairman.
SAMUEL BoYD, Sec'ry.
hefuofcrl'Sers being The committee appoint
edaf the meeting Of the Federal Republicans,
or saturday evening Ian, to make the necenarr !
arrangements in behalf of thai ueetng, for .h>.
fnncral.of our fellow citizen, Tohn Pierce, mar
aered by Britiih hip of war at the mouth of
our harbour, give notice. that they have wait
ca on committee OF the Corporation, in whof.
nancs they found the corpfe of the deceafed,
aud We're informcdsthata the Corporation ha.t.A
directed the fame to be Inferred at the exoencc
o. 'he c'ty' this day, at i9 O'Clock. The FER
vices OF the committee for this ptrpofe, have.
therefore become unnecefary ; but they ear
netiy recommend to all c!afles of their fellow
citizens TO unite in perfnrmine the lat offices of
humanity towards the dcceafed, not only for
the purpote of manifetng the public forrow,
for the violent and untimsly death of fellow
citizen, but as fnemn and impreiT;ve teftimo-
ny agaipft that fyltern of decentralization, which.
Regardless otour humble petitions wthhoIds all
adequate protection from our city and fea far.
ing brethren, and thereby leaves us and them
defenceleis and exDofed to the violence ard de-
precautions OF the frre-hootcrs ofthe ocean. q.
EBENFZER STEVENS,
SAMUEL MANSFIELD,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
ROBERT BOGARDUS.
April esth, 1906.
Enactment far MwAe,-The Grand Ju,v. =,
the iuggeition of a Republican Member. found
o'i'' on Saturday Ian, againf Henry H,b;t5y.
CAPTAIN OF THE LEANDEa, for the murder
u JON" fierce. american Citizen.
Delegates TO fer1'e in the next General ACcubiy.
NOrfoH Borou25-William Newfum, Jun.
Hamej9re-Dr. John Snyder, William Dona,IGo,.
C6a''ts Ciy-'John ChiGian, -Corneius EonoD.
NfTo-kt'f-John D. Watkins. -Robt Chriaan.
da15f,f-DavidS S. Garland, .charles Tnliaf.rro.
t!nDa7na-Wm. PaNeur, 'Dr. John Wills.
HcTsingf07--'Fred Hamilton Andrew M.Henry.
NesV 1hembeys.
Yesterday commenced the Spring Races AZ
farhein-when the Jockey Club Cup was won
by Mr.. Turner Dxon's bay filly Cora by Cor
morant. ~
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Yesterday commenced the Spring Races AZ
fa'rtleld-when the Jockey Club Cup was ,yon
by Mr.. Turner Dixou's bay filly Cora by Cor
morant.
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SPRING GOODS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ItE Coparsnerihp Of LUDLOW, NrmRop and
AHes BRAMHAM, having this DAY d:Goved b.
,ou.ul content all th"le indebted requefed to
come forward and mike immediate payment to L. &
N. Branham, or their agent and thof. bavino do
mands agantt the concern, iikewire reuueGed 70
call on them for payment they having purcbaCed tb
whole of the concern. - ''''
LUDLOW BRANtHAM. =
NlMROD BRAMHAF ,d
Columbia, Virginia,
May 10, 1906. 2wg
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re. &c Pr6sc experce. on Monday next at
- eack that Aldermen Faiflie. Mott & Mr.. John
T. Miller he committee make rhe neceary ar
rtngenien,s oh this location that this boar,l will at
tend the funeral in body that all the Captains Of A.
merican veels the harbor be requehed holt their
colours half man on that day; that te BELLS be ,oed
during the folemnity, and thi, DIR fellow citizens
generally be invited unite with u, on TIL, melan-
choly location.
The Mayor having informed the Common Coin.
Gil that he had Immediately communicated to the Pre-
fident Of the United States tateu,ent OF the n,pro
per conduct Of the Britih ihps of war OF oar port,
Relolved. That the board approve of.the Mayors
pronp attention TO the interes of our city, and that
ne befelueRedfo ahtsin- eh{prthsr ipGyn,.,6h as
mayfbe practicable rsfpeeing eiiiesai eap,dfes, inn
preifnents and deteptions off our port by the fai
ps, and tranfmis the fame % the national esea,,
tive in full confidence that proper ,neaiures will BIZ
adopted FOR the vindcation Of our national honor ana
iutcreits.
BY the Common Council,
L. WORKMAN City Clerk.
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FROM THE AURORA.

Mtrr Rochelle, Aprii 60, 1906.
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City of Ne-v-Tork, s..

Jgiie Pearce, mater of the noop Richard,
coating veiel of Brandywine, being duly fworn
dePo!es and fays, that as he was approaching
Sandy Hook, and was about quarter of a mile
from the beach and two miles fonth from the
Light IIoufe in his fid venel, yefterdav even
ing about s O'Clock, two lhots were fired at
different times flom a large BritiG, hip of war
VITA two tier OF guns, fuppofed to be the Lean
der-That one of the aid mot truck about for.
ty yards ahead of the faid ve1tl and the other
went nearly over her-upon which the deponent
rounded TO his veifel, and about five minutes
ater another ihot was fired from the fiid ihip
and truck the tael rail and the quarter rail, and
killed Immediately man at the helm named
John Pearce, brother of the deponent, and who
was hand on board of his vefTel-'rhat the de
ponent cannot accurately determine the diff
lance OF the tad noop from the Leander, but
he conjectures it to be above mile. That the
dePonent then continued his courfe and entered
the Hook without any further medication.
JESSE PIERCE.
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JUST PUBLISHED

BY Seatoa Gr4ntlaad,
ana Tor iale at his Office, and at MeiIrs s. Plea.
fants and J. Johnfons Book Stores,
THE HONEY MOON.
:, an admired Comedy-By Tobin
May 6. =
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Sworn 26th April, 1906, ,
before De hin Clinton. (
JESSE PIERCE.

Hezekiah Pratt. matter of the brig Sally of
this port dePofrs, That as he was approaching
the iaid port from St. Thomas's, yeltersay e.
venng, and within tweoty rods diaant from the
within mentioned floop, he obierved the faels
itated in the within affidavit of capt Pierce, and
that to the beit of bis knowledge and belief thew
are true, except the killing of the man, of
Ihat there were at that time three Ghips IF war
IN the ofilng, and that the one mentioned in tbe
within affidavit was two decker, and the larg.
cit. That all the faid vefIels of war fred at the
who!e-but that he proceeded on yvi,bor, con-
ing to- That Hoop Of war fired at the demo.
nents vcliel when he was about a quarter df
mile from the ihore, and after the within men.
toned death is faid to- have occurred. Tb,t
bout twenty fail of veliels were coming into no,
At the fame time, aud that upwards of \ bnn,
dred hot were fr,d at TIE faid yefels bv tbe ca
lhips of war. WV '"''
HEZEKIATI PRATT.
A.
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trul5 from
Daniel hCarty to the fusftrbefs, lecurt the pay
nrent of fun Of money due ron, he iSd i,a"e'
M Carty 10 jonathan and Mahlcn Scioitsc:d. viii DC
fold at rlble anion on the pvenifss. to the htghee
bidder, fir ready money, tbesIA day Ct this pTeient
month, part Of that Tract Of lard called Marnt AR,
whereon the faid McCarty now lives, lying upon ac'
cotinqae Creek, in the eeunt7 of Fairax aSi ainiag
arduers hiit Land, diian ahoutIr or IL mics iroln
E.icxanda. Ihe iae TO commence a. IL o'clock.
PhineaS lanney,
Andrew Scholheid,
Nav 4. qtf
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TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1906.
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has jssff ,eeeived y tbe laxsa atrisefs q band.
fine ggsrfment of
rim 6 C. O O ID S,
AMONG WHICH

II. /.
Colorado Mull Mullins Ladies extra long fix and
Diagonal laced ard pcauc XIII gloves ~;
ditto HABIT 80.
Cat gauzc, i7parned and Ynrk tArifed 90.
boney-como DO PIC bic n;is-
Plain and figured leno 4 Mens glovss
Ptnuet Grape i Adelrhl cotton ia boxes
Pam cambria, iaconet and Woods inpertnc cloths q
null mullins cattnlercs
Plain & eolorsd hair cord Marieiies WahscoatlEg
ed cambria Nanketn5
India &. Rrinfh book smut "A apo G.3 lrisl linen
lin shirring cotton
, Do. do kand.crchieFs ieotg iawrs
Leno wells Linen Caubricks
Lace calr,ric and TAM Enlhrelias
bored mpi ihass Baodanna handksrehsis
Honey comb and imperial Piatiss
iatiaet do. Do9aas
UnlreGc1 girghanos clintz cre}s
and calicoes I Tier enGrrgh
Silk and cotton ehanshfays OfpaSut CHS aad rolls
Italian Mansuss Rt'tas
Ribands talfahs ard
TIA Han fcvng fix oeialnpocFs.
Silk and cottaa ',oGcry
Also,
FiSESI TEAS,
Of freror quality, in fnlaii Leadea CASTERS ana i!
By the pound.
Mays.
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[No. 1853.
FISH FOR SALE.

The lubicsibsr has a lev hundrsa
starfeis OF ws,l tuscd EENKIhGS, With Ee
w,.ass 20 a'tpotr OF pn Inc, ph4si as ,hsy may be
!ance', which Will bs TO morrow and hexs Gay,
James Douglas.
May 10. si3.*.
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& II N vi A I T S.


ALEXaN ID RI a.
iSas juf received, pr ths Wlliisn, Mgrdoch5
wa Bait more) FROM London, complete al.
forsment Of :.
PRING g 90 DIS,
Which he viii Tell low fer cath, or TO puntiuai
80 cuNoTcrs, viz.
GentlensenS' Silk ard Cotton Hofs
Go. Sex and Leather Gloves
Ladies Silk AID Cotton Hnf-
Do. Silk and Lcstte Clio Is
SiIk and Cotton. Chambrsy Mullins (,
IS, IS. and e.s uadstfsd G nsham.
,Figufed and plain Jacont, CauittieAs
PAN and figured jacoas. .Maan
Iadia Book Muain
Whlse and eoored C2ab.ss
Pain. and Ggnsed ,Leno M,ain
Leno shawis and Wells
Italian. Grapes and Lu;sarihes
Londoh Chintsss and Cs';sces
White and colossd Jan
Camsric DiInisies
I7irii chop Lsng N:nkeens
Masfeinss can and MuGrnss Wsissoa,ias
Brown aud Scerlet naGdanoes
Real M4dfais HaDkseschiets
- 4, f. AID 8 4 Dsri~;hs Shawls
Diaper Fable Cioshs
aViiis SHssting
White ard brown 15-etiaps
suptisne Cloths a,o CsfR-leres
2 pieces SaIstury Cloth
bales india Good,
7.s and 4 Iraa Lnens
Ws:,c and broWo Piatil,aa
U;lbyslias aod p afJls
.<1ermap Ti.kl:nhuigs
White and brown ko.ls
3D. Ieki,g
AYron aud s',istifg Checks
Waidron's G!afs AID CrsdiF1 scytfSss
Wedding He's aGoeted IN ass
Gcasicmsba' b,a London Haas, &c. Sc.
May S. 20
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C 4 U TT o N !
second DaU1deud.

%'eNs&Hoeo II SooCes''oO,
E n ths cafe Of 5amfs Smif6, has been declared,
4. of ieyen cents IN he dollar, on all elain+s !e.
g ally proyru, payable by shc fubfciber in DUN,
fries, Thirty aass from the I4,h inAsnr,
Timothy Brundige,
ADgass.
Domhlss, April y. Esl) eo4w
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Cath, and the highef price given
FOR eleaH Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer Of tss paper.
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N O T i C E..

BY virtue Of a deed Of truit from
iMiebaei Sisi5ty 10 7ose D. Wsfeost . d The Cub
feeihef, - fegore he payr,snt Of a fum Ok mo-
aey, t.. due ieon tbc Fsd Aichsel sseiber TO
J;eeo Geizcr, viii be txpoled 10 4a!c, ar public
an,tioa f5r rs2dg money, apon the prem'iss,
81 rHU2SDAY n. 59,h Day of May iniant,
a LOT Of GROUND, tiraatc on the eaa i3e Of
Royai itre.f, between King AMI Priacc-frec's.
u ii. tewa Of A!sxaadsia. fronting on Royal
iate-f IS Eees aad extead!ag baeizssrds ios feet
s incte. upaa witch are ettttsd two good
Fssme H,ofes and Back Buildings. This Lot
isfablsa to ground teps of ninety dollars per
snnon.
JOHN L0NGDEN.
kIay.6. d.f