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MARSHAL'S SALES.

6:Jo0 far ready money, undy decree ett5. eouri
eft5r u States, Jo, tie fi5 eiyeait in the Yirssi-
ma af'ia 6tSuetn Pineai Bond, attorney for the
dt'T' Of E=eeid Edrva,ds, PR and Davii Re5 and
tiers, in 0'r to raf be/am Of 967 dolls. 80 ets dY4
ant Payable on tbe rf day Of july 1905, and tie fl,-
January, 1906 that vaiHa aai 4oeH kuorvn efafe in
TIE county Of B0srt0a-t, called FORT LEWIS, Gaed BY
said Roii TO eOnfain 26OS asres.
TIE Sai' -oM take place TIE premi,ss, on tie 27tl
day Of February next.
A0 on tie 4t6 day Of NIreb nert under Ire afareaia
decree, 7vW be lsH at the o:fo,d Iron Work., in Is.
eoantJ Of CSwp6eH, nnnJsr Of vaiuabie SHAPES.
BENZ. AfOSB7. ID. NJ for
Jos. SCOTT, NJ. y. d.
7~aaayy lG hE
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Li7ss 81, liter ia OI1o;sr, 1905 an tie ersbelY am
ieveyes7 sf E4; gland By f5e Fyex.k.
Why in the fens peaceful vale
Win the news of every mail
Is il TO hear wars horrors eeale
That nations Join in leagues e peace;
That folders from their camp, retire
To till .ha banks OF Thames and Loire;
That thundring fees return 90 ihore
And hottie banners wave DO more
Ais ! no hope have OF peace,
Or that wars dilmnl horrors cesfe,
Till Gall;a's hoas reach Aibinn's here,
An' all her tyrants are no more.
Ye furies come my pen ipfpire
Againit ePprchors route my ire.
I'e widows Britain's troops have made,
Give TO my nalediSiions aid
hfatrors who from her folders bore,
he WORT OF wrongs upon fhnrc
ply voice all friends Of Freedc b. ,,lin,
Yc nobe foas Of Scotia's line;
Whole fires for fame 8; freedom fought,
And under Bruce ami Wallace fought.
Yegallant ions of Erin green,
WHO yer unfaorifc'd renian,
ExielHd thro' diffant cliines TO roam,
Far from your loy'd your na,ivc home.
We cou:tefs tribes of lndia's plains,
To whom IS nothing left hui chains;
They've reach'd in heaven the kgheG throne
Heard they have been Sc weish'd on high;
The moment of revenge draws nigh.
o George had juh.te fwsy'd thy reign,
How glorious would thy name have been.
Chief Of a wife ard poiifh'd rlce,
Pr.iling DER the fsren fpace;
In Europe's or in Inds domains,
And honor'd on Columbia, plains;
Thou night'h thrs' life have peace enjoy'd,
And by world iamented died.
But cruel, bafe, pcr6Jious, worfe,
Thy lie. has prov'd to nan cnrfe:
And If within St. James's halls
Thy fcsrce warm blood niali ftain the walls;
No tender eye hsll lled a tear,
Tnq fhaf thy doom to all appear.
q Bouaparte arm ri Heaven
To theea mighty fwosd IS given,
For this to greatDefs rais'd thou art
For this, the Almighty fleels thy heart
For this, his power diredsthy hand,
And millions move at thy command.
Hell frnoothe the way for thee to pats,
And break for thee the gates Of brafs.
The creatures Of the earth, and Gea,
And darkness ieep. are al frr thee
lie esll'd and PLACID ihee Gil throne,
Thy heart oheyd the voice unknown.
But, o ye glorious bands OF France,
Who bravey % fuccefs advance;
When v6tcryfall crown your war,
BE ye humane, the vauquifh'd fpsre.
Weld vengeance 'gainR the tyrarts' throne,
He fierce 20 them, ard them alone.
10 all TIE weak, conpaiEon ihow
Even thole who wouid have none for You.
And let that ace your mercy nail,
Who Slaughtered babes ia Gleneo's vale.
o when fhsl fierce injuAice eesfe.
And leave the earth TO wIIitt.rob'd peace
When fhall the iend 0prreiIiou fly,
And injur'd nan, his rights enjoy
Blood will tilithen IN Creams be Pourd;
Tyrant 'gaiue ,yraut draw the fword.
May Gallia's heross ia'cIy land;
Nay victory their arms command
On Alb;ou'S fel-girt Ihore,
Till ali her tyrsnis arc no more
SOFTfRON.
~ Such are the effulions, which 4ve have reer
ID and which we nov preient to the readero
e Enquirer. But fuTsly, iure,y their author r;
.ver yet rrrufed the niriifaLIe address Of ee li-
d and expiring Robef Emnret. Sor.ly Il he ha
mich, have learned to detef more ,'Is impendir
r. a Il A..
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Etdmefaay, Jann1ry. Is.


petition was prefented from fundry met.
chants of Powcatuck, Rhode Hand, pravine
tor the erection of new collection ditria. and
referred to the Committee of Commerce aud
Manufactures.
petition from Jofcph Winner, collector of
Great Egg Harhor was prefented, PRAYING an
increa!e of falary. Referred to the Committee
OF Commerce and Manufactures.
feIofa'ed, That the Committee of Commerce
and Manufaeu res be directed to enquire, whe-
ther any, and IT any, what alteration is necefTa.
ry to be made in the law OF the ". States. that
requires the collector &C Grea, Egg Uarhor to
hold bis Office at Somer's Point and that .he,
have leave to report by bill or otherwise.
Inc petitions of Outlaws Aldricks! of
Richard Sexton, and of Thomas GRAY. were
preiented and referred to the COMMITTEE. az
Claims. 'N
The petition of fundry Inhabitants, and rre-.
chahts or otenn'ngton, and Groton, Rhode H.
and, PRAYING that Bloomington, T,wcatuct
and Muttick rivers may he erected into coIlec-
non d'itrict was prefcnted and referred to the
committee OF Commerce and Manufactures.
Ihe petition of Peter Holloway, rsn-eFen.
ing his having made fundry ufefui invention.
was referred to the committee appointed ON
the petition of Oliver Evans.
Mr. Mellon pretented memorial from, G,n-
dry citizens Of George Town, remonGratine
't'''''' e"S SioStiVH oI OTiOge aver the POto-
mac at the city of Warrington, which was re.
terred to the committee appointed on the me-
mortal in favor ola bridge.
Two metiages were received from the Pre-
hoent OF the U. States, by MIR. Coles. his C..
crc'ary.
One exhibiting aatement of the annie ,.;,-,
or the Executive contingent fund OF o.. ooo
dollars from which it appears that iase al
lars and so cents thereof have been apDI;rd r.
me Import of the territorial eovernmrbts ~
Michigan and Louifiana, until fpecial arbronri.
ations are made therefor; and that tie h.
lance remains unexpended in the treafi,rs
Tbs meiIsge was referred to the Comm;.ts.
of Ways and Means.
lie other metage enclofcd the report of
the Director Of the Mint, containing # stement
OF the operations of that inititution dnrine ~.
aft year. 'rs
On the fuggehion of MIR. Bidweu, who oh.
ferved that he had a communication to mai.
hat required clofed doors, the galleries wrre
cleared about twelve O'Clock, and remained
cloied till 4, when the Houfe adjourned.
committee on tie ,ne2age oftk. Prudent r..
EHfiVe 10 7riboHtan agairs-MeIrs. 7. CLAW.
John G. Smith, r. Mellon, CrowninfbieId'
Garnett, Fix, and Dickfon.
On TIE memorial Of !bt AgiAatgre of Csory;o
relative to bemudarieJ-Meifrs. Spajding. e.
w. Campbell, T. Moore, Stanford, and
Eppes. 1890
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ipot....-.-.A-;he ien;h of the soos--C-rg,ind the
af....Bshe pitch Of ii;o.-.p--roridth the heel and
initep-.E-roandt the inter.-..G-aerofs the ball OF
the foot. Fix the heel againa perpendicular, and
Rick kuife the end Of the great .oe-e: down in
figures the number OF inches and quarters, in the diff
terent mea!nres. January !. eptf
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JOHN AMSDEN,

From NeSv-10rk, few aoorJ 6e!srv The ColSt-HoyEe
Richmond,
. ESPECTFULLY inform, tie pHblie, that be has
~ taken tie b0ge lately occupied BY S. Ooad, a
Lskfnit5 Eqe zU5ere be is carrying tie aLo0e bsine
in al its Sranebes He makes Edge TOOLS 4oes
Rorfts and rt6airs yask resUs, Beleonias and STEP
Killing ns@t to any pattern Hoyit-Work in general
Asetnffa7Oib dipateS He fat'ers bmi;Lf that BY THE
attention be svH pay TO bis bgn, and from tie rxpf-i-
be las bad in TIE f sLgG in tie U. S.ases, that be
ToN gi"s general Efisaan TO ba zVkO good enough
TO fao9r bin 4Vitb their enaom.
January 10. 1871 Sfp.
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TO SPORTSMEN.

TO SPORTSMEN.
ME executors Of John Hoomes, deceafod, late
7 Of the Bowling Green, are authorized to dif.
pole of part or the whole of his fiocs of horres
eoniittipg of imported and Country Bred Stations
Brood Mares, Colts, and Flies, OF the mott APPROX
cd Blood. Gentlemen, whining to purchafa may
know the either by letter or perfopal applca
ton to the executors.
Should the Stations not be dfpoled of BY the mis-.
die of February, they will thea be farmed out, until
the n OF Augua.
Bowling Green, January IL. IF
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTURE
GAIE-SrREEr, RIcHMoNp.

~ 10 any pattern OF taih-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TsRIALs and WORKMAN
srlp TO any ia, general nie.
~ Imported Boorsand
Snots. of'the fri quality
and newell iaii,ion, for fale
e. Gentlemen at a dii.
farce, who are difpoied to
forward NE their n,eaiure,
: Ivy paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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p!sreltanp.
FOR 1:RE ENQUIRER.
S--A~s.

Liza, ss,ater IN 0I'o;tr, 1905 an II. p,spsg .fy.
ievs6sz n EngL0Hd b. re Frsv.k.
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~ Such are the eGufon,, which acc have reeri-
we'd and which we nov prefent to the readero Of
the Enquirer But fureiy, iure,y their author has
never yet rcruied the nirifaLle address Of eie fa-
red and expiring Rober Emmett. Ser-ly IL he rad,
he mig have learned to detef more ;!p impending
dangers Of French inVsGOu than ali tire defpottn o.
shs EDgh monarchy. E.E.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

a NDREW STEVENSON, in addition to the
"A courts of King William and Hanover; praet-
les law in the county court Of New-Kent.
January l6. Jh & s. It.
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FROM HUNS WORKS.
BY LEwIs collected.

LsncRs was daughter IF Eudis the brave,
Whose throne was exalted on high:
Ills gold and his silver Aid many cave.
His mobiles were hap2r,y but each as slave,
obey'd The teas, dat of his eye.
Lsmona was tall, and Leraons was fair,
Her i,ngiets fell over her shoulder,
Like the silver wing'd dove Was the smooth OF
81 her hair.
Her sncies were taper, her elbows were bare,
o! IL made the heat bear behold her.
Lemcna had hudtsr1en and hounds in her train.
And of si,ver-shod horses n score;
Her palfTey grey, and of silk was his rein,
lie champ'd bis gold bit rs he pgant'd on tho
plain,
A1d een'd proud Of the burden he bore.
Lernona was happy for Bruno the son
OF a rich and mighty crest Fad.
Rsd sigh'd, and had knsit and hes hear, he had
won,
As she s., on her seat by the rivers that run, =
ihro' bridges &, moiher Of psah.
oaiicl: throb5nss. quick thtobbings sweli'd thick
in her bfeas.
She gave 4 eonsen, with a fa'ter
The priests were assembled in SUPPLIES drest,
Young B-uno. most ehsery the damsel caTest, :
AS they wAlk'd up aisle to the altar
The ps!.ce was crowded, the chandeliers shonc,
Tss ivory tables were spread
The bride and The BRIDE groom we're placed on a
throac,
Which entirely was s1yn'd Of siarye onyx stone,
Wish a canopy over their mead.
Now the lsuga shakes TIA hall an .s;s rudy
wine h1ws, .,.-.c,,
Who, VINO is nor merry and gay
Lemona il happy, fos lIt,le she knows
Ofths monster so grim that lay hlsh'd in rcposs
Expecting bis evening prey
While ,hs Music pisy'd sweet, and with tiips
piags lighS
Bruno dancd tho the nszs of the hall, 81
Lsnr-ns retir'd and iier dansei3 in Wise
n.d her up 10 her chaHibSc, there wi.h'd her
"good nisn'F"
And ven dcwa again to the hall.
The Mpnsis. of blood now extended his pavr,
AMI from unass nc bea ola be Creep
With biood.elo.s besmeard nc GOV stretch 5 80
his claws,
'yi'b blood e!sts Bernhard he opcnd his VS.,
TO feed Oh tag yifsa a9ssp.
lie seiId OF a vain AMI he gsgc such a bi,s.
Aud h gave witi his fang, such a tug
She sefeam'd--Beano raB up n stairs ~ frigh.,
Tne guests follow afsf--g hsn 5,osgnt 10 us
light,
Lord have mercy they crioi, who, guciIl
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- A. rrescas the number Of RACES thar the
work III. Contain cannot b. ascestainsd, the pro-
liability is /, will exceed three hund,ed.
Proposals for receiving subscriptions. are left
sith the principal booksellers in baltimore
az" P'in,srs OF newspapers who choose to
,b,a,n subscribers TO the foregoing work are &c.
quested 10 give the proposal lew insertions in
,neir papers. They viii be allowed diseoune
of 20 per cent on as many copies rs they may
see proper to take. d,
Cfupw ards of I4i persons cured by means
af this remedy. IN only one epiceu.ic, ! have OBJ
tanned and published the certificates of more than
100. merely with view 10 establish and prove
the period of my discovery and in my work
will make mention OF n great number cured in
like manner in oth-r epidenics For the details
of this, see ,i,e American ard evening post Of
Jane ~, 1906.
ROBERT BRONSON. No 81 south Second
street. Philadelphia, being appointed agent, will
reserve subscriptions for the above work.
July 5. (oaw)
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A4ae.ea % Ierson. o. tvcr, taoae;tz.
Addressed 20 tie citizens of the United State,
of America.
Nv Tn IOENJ CrR AIM

NuuEcSsSN 70 tee CITIZENS OF the United States
of America.
By On JOHN ]. CrRAUD,
TIE basis OF the specific remedy, is simply
Soap universally acknowledged 20 be
great prcscrvsr Of health That without the Use
Of Soap, here can be no cleanliness ard with.
out ccanliness no health, admits of no doubt.
Soap has been acknowledged in m.dicinz, for
many ceatures past. to b: powerful ni,igator
of he bile. aAd an snsido,e containing a most
sovereign anti pesti.n,iai duality. wnich haa
been confirmed ny long series Of success % and
by well t-'ed experience, j. possesses m Rui-
neat antibilicus virtss which renders it wonder.
full in all fsvers, and diseases Produced by fer.
mented and scrid bile.
CONTENTS.
/,tie!e 1. OF the Yellow Fever in general
g. a NV method II trsatmen, for tie Yellow
Fever. adapted to the capacity of every one.
8. The receipt to composs The specific renc.
dy s
4. The use oft ala preventive Of the disease
A list of cures eEsded by the u.e of IL In
divers epidsmics.
6 The treatment adspted 10 bilious, putrid and
malignant fevers. cholics, and other afeS ione of
the same nStrre and .ho 2 WHICH are produced
by an obs,rlSted Precipitation
z. Ths means Of preserving health in the cri.
teal season of summer
9 An address 80 the pubic, with view 20
SuaTo mem 2SaiiSt me dang' rous and csum1u
lbuse OF scue means generally adopted as well
m prevent sickness rs TO cure it. This advice il
OF the last importance, because IL corre6s 20
pusr opinion often productive of injurious coa-
scqus noes.
9. On disorders the most prevalent and fatal
anosg children. a disseuation on the O. e4fD
followed by = nsw method ca rally secure anil "a
~ fr curing IL md also. ~. the means TO pYe.
vc"t and cure TIA GsolSfa Infaafsns This wi
render the ,c7tise Of incsiimabe Utility, a. vel
TO priys,e families IL town. as to those in Inc
Country. removed from the suceors and zsss.
tsnce which the faculty usually afford.
10 Lastly. viii bs proved to decentralization.
the necessity CT assistance promptly aininisterei
N Tue Yellow fevsr; without which there FOL.
lows total dissouioa OF our Colds. which NJ.
thing can stop And this will more forcibly
vinca inc advantages OF remedy eaay TO be
found, ed ard taken, which expn.ss TO no
danger and containing the suse msaus of prevent
ing the disorder in the pre-dspostion to H., and
o. renewing It after IL mas made its appearRfiee.
No person OF tense. fHnsr of = family, or o.
ther person can be iadihsrsnt 10 the use Of 81.
nnilar remedy. winch assures his well being and
that CT his children and usighbon.
CONDITIONS.
!. The work shall be put TO press with all pos
sibls speed.
III " shah % handsomely printed IN one vo.
lums O2svo on good paper, anil will ne deliver.
yd TO Subscribers, neasly bpsod, At two Dollars
Ssty Cents each copy, payable on delivery.
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(by Authority
AN ACT

AN AZ
Making f-oviaion FOR he comp -,sssiisn OF
witnesses iUhe attended RE tris. Of iAe
it1h:ech,nens Of Samu I On zee.
BE IL enocted ~ ihe Senate and House
Of RefireeensSnues Of fhe United .3.dres Of
-1n:-,i-a M Congress asses,5Isd, That 10
every witness Aua raJned TO ittend the
trial OF the Impeachment oTSamusi Chase
there shall be allowed aud paid Cor every
days attendance upon the said trial the
sum oethree dollars; also for mileage al
the rate OF twelve AID M half cents far
every tnil-'s distance coming 10 The City
Washington and returning 60 The usual
place OF residence OF ne witness respect
lively.
Sac. ?. .f.d &c i: jisrfher enocseS, That
i, shall be the duty of the secretary Of the
Senats 70 ascertain and certify The amount
due ts each witness for attendance aud
mileage which certificate shall be suf.
hcien, "oucher TO ensitle the witness to re /.
'ceiSe from the treasury cf The United
states the amour, certified 10 be- due un.
Icss otherwise ordered by The Senate.
SIC. 8. .s,,d se IL further enrcted, That
the sum CT six thousand dol!ars be an
'propria,ed 30 desraY the expenses, to be
incurred under the provisions Of this aef,
tn be paid out ofany money in the urea
sury, not otherwise appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
S. SMITH,
President of the Senate pro. empire.
April 81, i8os.-APPnovED,
TIL. JEFFERSON.
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t,was repor.ea at cibc.ita-. ina, the British
had. ~ consent of the King Of Naples, taken
possession of Syracuse, in Sicily. .N
Lord Collngwood with seven sail Of the line,
was b,ookading Csdix- several British ships OF
war wsre lying at Gibraltar. ~
July Is.
We are informed, and we communicate the
intsl,senee with sorrow, ,ha, G,e Boat. No. z,
commanded by Lieutenant OoiLvrE. which .ai-
led from the Port of New-york for tho Mediter
rsncan. returned to that port. with the loss OF
her rrast, and sailed second time FOR her place
Of destination. has never since been heard Of
and there is every reason to believe she is lost
with all her crew.
Gun Boat Ne. g. arrived at this port, ha.
sprung her mast; BIZ, she represented, By her
officers, to be most excellent sea boat.
Died at Syracuse, in February last. Lieut. 10.
sEPH MAXWELL Of TIE u. Navy.
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Died at Syracuse, in February last, Lieut. 10
sRPH MAXWELL, Of TIE u. S Navy.
NEyvBERN. IN. c J June 81

ne w DCNN' IN, L June 2is
The following is copy Of a paper
which was found corked up in bottle,
which was picked up near cape Hatera.,
on the Esd of May last. Tne original
was sent TO the secretary of state Of the
United States:
On board the Fr,erel sloop of war.
81. Lat 10 ,iong- 70.
ON an American, born a; bus on, a.
ged IS ysnrs, sailed from New York on
board the brig Lyon, Move mbrr "a 1905
Nothing occurred worthy Of remark for
IA days afer we lost sight ofsthe Hook,
when at six o'clock IN the evening were
brought TO by the above vessel, and after
undergoing every species Of insui,, myself
and others, namely Frederick Foster, ST.
mon Alogo, and Aaron S;upis all native
Americans, were ordered on board which
we refused, and on so doing were beaten
and kicked into the host, were then thrown
into irons for 10 days, after winch time,
was brought on deck, and interrogated il
we would enter into his nsjes,y's service.
with the alternative of good Hogglng
and 10 live on bread and water, until We
should comply with their imperious man.
dates: after short consultation amongst
us we agreed to enter, and embraces the
first opportunity that occurred to free our
selves from the slavery in which we were
involved. Accordingly, we signiied our
Willingness TO become the tools Of The
slave. OF his Bri,ahnic Majesty. lis i'm.
possible to soy any more. as my watch
deck is called; must therefore conclude,
hoping that some eEsctual mode of re-
dressing the grievances of american Jars,
will be thought Of, and put into execute
on ~ our government.
c JOHN JOHNSTON.
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At the Eagle Tavern.

TX. NJ AN rKcDi,
md Ms Csmfany, consisfing NJ ,fy. Perfsrss.l
nisrs, three Ladies end ,,ro Grnle
mex. re.hec. fnliy inf.r,a ne. fi4S.
tic. thar fhc,r ner. fer/or-
nance io!A be on
THIS EVENING, July so.
Zoe Performance Gil commence wi'5
A SPANISH DANCE,
ny THIS LIrrLE kNE .IcAS. 49,.
DANCING ON. The TlGHr ROPE.
A dance N charsaer with the balance pole,
BY Miss LOUISA Miss CaTnEGINI sill dance
an i,aiaa dance, on tSs ropc. after which &C.
rioss dance.
A GROTESQUE DANCE,
BY Madam MAEFaKDi The Meving Bpard.
She will dance La Pr Lam on the rones
with The balance pole, anu piay handsome air
on The f7nioiise, on a. rone without it.
TIE COSS AC DANCE.
Mr.. MhdrEEpI will dance wish Boy ON
his shoulders As will give Collation. on tho
rope. to two persons w chou, the balance pole.
he viii g. Though several feats with the hoop.
-Ai,o Perfrm
Grand Military Evolations, &c.
MIR MAsfRs pr vii! perform The Dtankes
Dragon Gu the rope.
iumbling Agility of the Children,
""' W. P-'iSi" rSES.ai 'SSs ON ZIG SS'petV
in the Italian Style. Extaordnay fsats IF ;hs
Iumbe-a. WIN will tiroS baclIw ara and for.
ward Somersets over Tables ana Chars
Ground Tumb.ing. with Kus.ish and spanish
dances
THE EGYPTIAN MIDG.
ME. MASrsEDI wilt balance several pers1ns
on his Arms. Leg SC. showing several ps'speo.
tves in the Roniaa style.
Re wiH e;aes Sffaa.sb FanaasSo over sepyaS
Egg
TIA whole 70 conclade with HORN IPE!
b. Mas CATHERINR
.da'ni'te &c one d:aar q Children hay fries.
" Tho doors 10 open at palf pass seven
O'Clock, ana the Curtain rises NJ &c ok.
- sH0ARs tt BE sNJAEsD
The days of performance VII. be on Mon.
day. "wednesday and Friday
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BVlTIsM vGRAciryi

Those VINO depend SO rnucn on he vsraci,y
OF English assertions. will be very muca a,nasea
ny 'eAdlns the following paragraph froo /. IN
don paper OF July 10. IL was fifs copied IN a
ftesr al papes--Ba(t Tel
We have continued in this DAYS Cou,,sr ou,
ex'ra6ts from the American papers They are
extremely interesting. and viii enable our rsa
ders to form toiersiie accurate Iies OF the s.Ae
OF the pubic mud in the United Stases Tn.
elections are going on, AND parry spirit runs ex
heinsly high indeed The death of PIgsss
the American seaman has been mzde Us. OF by
the federais,s, wso are nsniely more intemne
ms than the rsprolicsns and ,vhe attempt. 10y
all potsible means to goad and irritste the peo.
pie against this csnnt,y- Unfortunate will IL BE-
Tor the Americans ~ the fe5eraIist, succeed il
driv'ng the government into war with Great
Britain they would then indeed have reason 10
complain Of the Expectations on their trade u
zoe American fSg wOHiS soon Ss no longer seen on
any sea.