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OPPELoUsAs, ISlb on. 1905.

Yeferday Judge Collins waited on me, and
Informed me, that the minds Of the citizens of
this diRria were corfidersbly agita,ed on re-.
port being in circulation that number of Span
ilh troops have taken pct on the Kelquefhoes,
fome difance on th. ide of the Sabine. Report
fays, the NUMBER does not fall Alort of eight
hundred. have no idea the force is as trong
as reported, but tina, there are fome Spanih
troops in that quarter, have not the fmallef
doubt.
Some time before captain Ssillc left Atakapa,
he had certain information, that a regular pa.
trole was kept on the Sabine, and were relieved
weekly from the 'pof of Nacogdoches. Since
IA taAcombany consists efcaptain, lieu.
tenant commaaaant, and one hundred and
fifteen men.
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4 sas.is o. impossible e escape by
ace from house on Are, shut the
''', 6 sour bed chamber, and wait until
% !. s. broughs 10 secure your escape
" window.
~ Re safety does not appear probable IN
: aay, wrap yourselves in a blanket,
~ !, .o,r breath, and rush through the
y. If water be a. hand, first wet the
kapket -
q & or ascending from the hrss story,
by means Of blankets or carpets, a
S y e dam on each side of the uterine
y. stories, near the stair case, that shall
.snr the water thar is thrown nponthe
Il or into the windows. Ii will eiee.
I'M ~ check the progress Of the Ere dowa-
4s,,d, or upwards in brick or stone houses.
To prevent fire spreading 10 adJon,
houses, cover them with wet blankets
Toarprts, or old sails.
4 TO extinguish FIRE in chimney, shut
|. doors aud windows of the room
Tsrowiug quart or more of commonisals
.,o,he are. Hold or nail wet Blanket
sDre the FIRE place. II these means fail
s,ov wet blanket down The chimney
a,n the.roof of the house.
There is method used in some coun.
RES Of glazing ohimnies, when they are
|hilt by burning common salt In them,
.b;eh renders them so smooth thar no SCOT
~ adhere 10 ,hem.C himniss SO constructs
i can never catch FIRE.
Ladders are commonly used as the
u.aas of conveying persons from the
widows of houses on FIRE. Would not
/, ppg and stiff pole, with rope fixed on
nppes end, be more portable and con-
y.asnt for that purpose,
The famous Mr.. John Wesley, when
I, child, was taken out of windowin his
ath.r's house whilst IN flames, by one man
sanding upon the shoulders of another.
This practice may be used to rescue per-
ous from the FIRST story of house On
ire, when other means cannot be had
With sufficient convenience or expedite
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Saturday, 4Narch 2e.

A menage was received from the Senate IN
forming the houfe that they had PaGed a bill tc
carry ioto effect the proviGons Of the eight
fiction of TIE Aa regulating the grants Q
land, and providing for the difpofal of the land
of the United States, fouth Of the fate of TsDnef
fee
This bill relates to what are generally denomi
mated the TaSso Claixs
The bill having been read 6rR time, Mr.
r. Mellon moved TO reieefit.
Mr. Kelly wihcd it poaponed to allow tim
for copGderiug it.
Mr.. Clark fup7os:ed It, rejection.
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aeranorSa Daap aonerttssr.
TUESDAY, April /.

Extract Of letter from gentleman in Boar.
deaax TO his friend in PhiIadelphia, dated Fz-,
biuafy ~, 1906.
Sc The laG letters from Paris talk Of War a.
gain on the contiRsnt, bur do not mention with
WHAT powers"
Capt. Groves, of the fehooner Jeremiah, who
arrives at Beverly, in rs days from Gibraltar,
informs, thar the United States brig Vixen.
was at Glbrslta. when he failed, waiting orders,
aud that cfi,cr of the Vixen we're on board Of
him, but he heard ncthing OF the bsybarous TO-
ry lately related fsipeding Commodore Rogers
and CAPTAIN Gale. aud we prclume there is not
rhe leaf credit due to It.
[PbK. 7'rae Azeritax.
Extract off letter hom gentleman OF Ma.
chitocheS, to a respectable commercial
house IN this citg, Gated the 18th inst.
81 was las, evening informed by the
commanding officer OF this post, that he had
received official accounts from S to 1000
troops being on their way for this post, and
which would arrive 10 less thsn 8 weeks.
In consequence of which he had directed
the agen, of the contractor, to procure ar
my supplies, and keep in store provisions
fort two or three months, sufficient to issue
at least 1000 rations per day. An express
was Immediately dispatched to Fort Adams
and Na,chez, requiring a supply as soev
as possible.
(Leaisiana GsSe..te.)
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D:sT&rcT OF COLUMBIA, I
Ceurty r Msxandria-to wit:
To all Connables

WHEREAS complaint hss been made to me,
w me lubicribcr, one Of the United States
Johices for the county afo,eiaid, By Ja,res.
Campbell, Tailor of fa;s county, that NEGRO
MANI, alias NANCY BUTLER, commit
ted by Jonah Ihompion, Efq Juacc of the
Peace t9r the county alo,sisid, IS a runaway,
and on the goth OF March laf, pak, forcibly did
break and cicape from the Jail sforefaid, and is
flow soicg at large:
also,
A NEGRO LAD, named JERRY; ccm.
mitted by his mafer William Oxley. Tks(e
are, therefore, in The name of the United States,
to command you and every of you, in your re-
fpettvc ccun.iss, cnies, towns aud precincts, to
make dsiigent fearch By way of hue ard cry,
tr the iaid Marry BaA3fy, and Negr9 'Te,ry,
and ti-m OF either of them having fould, to leize
arc ,els<e ard lately convey or cautc them TO be
fa!eiy conveyed to the jail of fsld county Of A.
lexandria, there to be kept until they lhsll be
thence diItharged by due courfe of law.
Given under ny hand and feal, this thirty6rft
day Of March, 1906.
Jofeph Dean, o.
April +. st
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CONGRESS-
OF IHE
UNITE D s. a T E S.
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, March %.

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Randolph, from the
conmftee appointed on the memorial of
the trustees of DEMONSTRATION for the edu-
cation OF youth in the city of Washington,
rspcrted'a bill for Incorporating an insti-
tuition in the city of Washington In the
District of Columbia, for the education
Of youth, and the promotion and diffusion
Of leaning and science, and granting to
the same certain public lots, within the said
/ ely, which was made the order of the day
for Monday next.
Mr.rJ ]. C. Smith, from the committee
Of claims on the petitions OF Spaffoid
Ames, James Armstrong Edward Brooke,
Jacob Barnitz, Ebenezer Brown, Abiiah
Cady, Robert Connelly, James Cole. Phi
lip Chaplin, Terence Duffy, Geo. Jacob
Deagea, Samuel -Dowdney, jonathan
Dunn, john Devoe, Peter D. Demaress,
Daniel Eldridge, Edward Fitzp atrick,
Richard Garette, Francis Gray, Joseph
Huutoon, Thomas Holmes, John Hardy.
nau, John Hopper, Reuben Hesmer,
John Lowry, David Lewis, John Little.
loha MAYNARD, James N'Lure, Simeon
Noyes, William Petry, Nathan Putnam,
lhemas Scotland, Thomas Snowden,
Seuben Silloway, Frederick Segeran,
William Stoker, John Tezen, Nathaniel
ihompson, Rozaiel Woodwork, Robert
.. Wilkins, Enoch Wills. Boyze Wells,
asa Ware, and Vassel Whitc--made re.
port representing that the petitions are
ether Tor pensions, or al increase ofpen.
nOns, that a bill has passed the house ia
tudlng many of these cases, that the o.
mers cannot be acted upon with success at
als time, even if their merits en,i,le them
% favor. The report therefore concludes
With recommending resolution tina, the
iur,her consideration of these petitions
De indefinitely postponed, aud that the PEE
uloners have leave TO withdraw their pa
pers.
Mr.. R. Nelson, reported a bill supple
msnsary to the militia act of the District
OF Columbia; which was referred to a
committee ef the whole on Monday.
Mr.. Dawson reported bill for fortify.
.hg the ports and harbors of the u States
snd tor building gun.boass, which was re-
,srred to committee of the whole on
Monday.
Mr.. Crowninshield from the committee
81 commerce and manufactures, made an
u0iavorab!e report on the petition of iona.
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I Mr. Gregg advocated the fame couff:s
Mr.. Cook was III favor Of Mort pofpone.
meet.
Mr.. Goldsbosough was anxious TO be allowed
fhort time for confdering the merits of the bill,
and moved poifPonenent Of il till Monday.
The Speaker decided thi, motion not TO be in
order.
Mr. Goldsborough taen liked thar he mighr be
excnled from voting on the bill.
MIR. ]. Randolph fpoke at comfortable length,
in favour of rejecting the bill.
Mr.. Fisk declared himfeif uniformed with re-
gard TO the merits Of the bill, and isid that If
pre;ipitated into deciGon, he mould be obliged
- vote sgsina its aion.
The 9uetticn was then taken on executing Mr.
Goldiborough from voting, and paiIed in tie af-
fsmative-Ayes s.; Noes 81.
Mr.. Kelly then asked Gmilar indulgence.
Mr.. Thomas tpoke againR executing MIR. XII
lys
Mr.. D. r. Williams fpoke il fayauref seieet-
ing the bill.
On executing Mr.. Kelly the houfe divided;
Ayes 80 Noes s..
Mr.. Conrad was in favour Of apoapopemens,
tho hottie 70 TIE Dill.
Mr.. Smile declared him elf of the fame epin.
ion.
A motion was then made end carried, to re.
confdcr the dtcifon Ct ,he boofe relative 10 Mr..
Golisborous t-Aycs s.; when the qJcition'
was again TAKEN on executing lin from voting.
and patIed in the negative; Ayes ~; Mos 81.
Mr.. ] Ra dn'ph spoke al coni.cc. able lengsn
in fayou: of rejecting the b'i.
Mr.. Sally fegisltsd the being Obliged 10 give
a vote wi bour sui information, which lie fac.
w2ula compel han to vote agnna ri :lti.s tne
bill.
Tie Yeas snh Nays w:re then ,&keo os til,
qaeition, {" ihalshe bll! be rej-tt:o'' ard were
Ysls. o.; Nays So; So that the bill is rejcte
cd.
Mr. ]. Randolph moved 4hatthe haufo al Urn.
lie iaid tEta few days ago the honfe adj ,arae,i
on account of the Geath Of General Jackfon.
He hopet they would now adj ,u.n on
ACCOUNT OF his seiuiretaion. For he had tola him,
tina, il he ccnld give death blow 10 the Y dzoo
bafpeis, he Mould die Ia peace.
Adjourned, ayes %.
fDebate and other bulinefs transacted tx. day
hereafter,
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RUNAWAYS.
flafyaay ran aanay, an apprentice lad namtd
WILLIAM REARDON,
Epril II.

u GED about 8 years, very fmal tor his age,
n. dark complexion, black fhort hair, fulky
lock, HAD on a blue napkeen upper jacket, fwans-
down walf'coar, and grey coating srowfers, but
may probably change their, as be is very ar'ful.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will be given for fe-
curing this lad, and all leafonabl: expences If
brought home.
Alio on the 9Th n't an apprentice lad named
CALEB L0MAX,
About y years of age, fair hair and pale cem.
plexiOn had on grey coating upper jackes, drab
hat about half worn and fup1ry other cloathes not
Tecolleefed. Two CENTS reward will be given
for iecuring and bringing bone this id, the ss
boye rewards will be paid by
Jameilon q Anderfon,
OR,
Andrew Jameilon.
Afra L. 8"
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on PRIDE.

K
PRIDE is frem ignorance ard mcanneis born,
The weak mans fSibie, and the wife mans frorn,
IT'S an offence, 70 oppoGte to reafon,
That 'gaina humanity Commits high tEeafon
Perver,s the judgment and CORPUS he mind,
AS Parks afcend and leave no trace behind.
Thus il appears to every man OF ientr,
Pride can be equaacd but by inf nee,
Pride, gently giiding down th' iliuGy: ltream,
ConCcta that outlde laow commands citecm,
Let Pride or fafhion do whate'er they can,
It's not the dress which contributes The man
No more than reading with indifference,
Can form the scholar or the mar OF lense.
The Peacs OK critters witt his gauay irain,
= If7 ieaIbers only which have made hiEl vain,
sjuR 70 the Ctsl0mb, with his dlcfs ard pelt,
Not Only vaIueS, out o'esrates hiipieig.
Since hckle Fortune blind,y Riuts abroad,
k.gieticd v,rtae Kieess not her reward.
stlsncc ipriugs the cafe OF this inverted rnic,
To e,v@ b<yo, AMI to c,o1va a. j5ai,
jult 70 d Dad and can,ume,ius ipitir,
With cold dildain locks down Ga humble m:riss
Show hfln esxeemb or a faSiwcil d;ta,
He hugs shen clofey % bis empty breaf.
In Alor,, he's like the llraeIitcs ot old,
He worfh'Is no.hi G but "a ealf et gola.
lis not IN ponp or pride We tsl-uld -,el,
M YET in boating, bu!-in aGt.n5 WIZ
Tue Fer tn fAclcd or hiitoic page,
and tfssel back n ctigh many a'icngihen'd age.
Trace all the records with impartial eyes
Ard lay wherein mEi.'s wictched beating lies?
TIE force OF lride and arfogs ance w! iuih ~
o. coaiceus che, rs, and <ai(- tic crIu.lon hluh;
Wnl;e ii'oiE iortp1rtue and for Fame renown'd.
.re WIKI Tratb, aes ef fading auirls csown'd.
mss Pride. ~ fni, l. 70 .;eipiea by III,
Eva tools ,hcn1i> rvs viii g:pry in It's lall.
he hiuahty unstd which does ,lic..t Fleiel,
Is Dot lrratioaa. a d prone 70 CIR.
Whag! tho lome pfaalt, houil in pride de.
c.arc,
% I'm made Of China you Of Ea,tbss4saye!''
None are 70 eu1ih- hif1 vi tulsly iay,
That ali narklad were m%de from COMMON
When nature pays It's debts, land foon il mua,)
We all ihall minglc, with our zaage dgF.
H nee, view tn fonds, the ways o. stature lcans
RyAca and Paai-,! upon the. priae If mar!
MOI all the wealth Of Piutus Can impaft
The JOYS lefulsiFg from generous heart.
4 ut 'sal lPifis and exaite: mind,
With Pity view.rhe ta,lipgs OF mankind.
Tbs gcl'tous heart, which does with goodntfs
tserrs
Commsnos on. adfn;f..cc..c--ssi .aeem:
While fools aad coxcombs with their naughty
Are jualy hated, both Try God and man.
MODESTUS.
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NEW YORK. March

A letter received in thS city from ST.
Mares, mentions, that the ship Leaudsr,
captain Lewis, arrived at Jaquemel about
the 18th February.
The Leander sailed from this port the
Cd of February.
As the letter does not state her having
touched ct any oEhrr port, we presume that
she has carried General Miranda, and
those engaged in his expeditition, direct to
that place.
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Extract Of a letter from a Respectable gen.
at;enlan in AantS, dated / 3M uktiaao, s0his
friend ia this city.
$ 4 peace with England is now likely to
take place soon-ie is very desirable
event, aud particularly for this unfortunate
city The Pope is coming to reside at
Versailles, and Prince Borghese, brother
10 law Of Bonaparte, is 10 be sovereign of
Rome. Many other important changes are
expected"
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BALTIMORE, April Is,

Arrived. sch'r. Matehless, Dobbin, rs days
from La Vera Cruz, Captain D. spoke rovee
frls, i:or left any ct Vera Cruz. Saw the wreck
OF fehooacs on the Mlseni!la reef, bore down
TO faveIhc people. found her deserted. She had
brigh, d3es. calo,s Aying, sails bent and appeal.
cd 70 be abou. 50 or 90 sops, had aa.anchog a.
aeaa.
Padsd'in The bay bound up, fhips Ssaplcson,
Hayes, from City Of Sc. Domingo Hamhorga
fhip Der Ftie.i., from New Cattle, Eng. j briggs
Newton, from Triadidad, tGnbs 81, Ann, Vim
fon from Bermuda; sch'r Merchant, Hamilton,
from Havana and several others.
ss April te. $50
Arrived. brig Ann, Vinsou, from st. Mar
tins, via Bermuda, where the put in, in difreis,
81 davs atfom the latter place; left there the
soh Mlrch, !hip James and William, Phllard,
Of Pcytrmouth, n. Il. from Iac of France, con.
aeiaaed CHIP John jay, Fry, of Rhode laana,
sta5NSssa s. So $500 81 fsss.
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April Is, ia 'st. 81, xosleng. Is, tie seh'e
Aass.opr, ssEosss New - ,,.s, sboanls ~ Ieiess.
beg, ~ dayteeNt - @. :. 80
Aiio. iehootetslt. ps, Dewipf, ~ g'days from
tLasu5s. Lat ihars, a4aa Mach, th'P speed
web. Of Eritiieeisi skfps ~; Mar
ga:cs, eassuHe., otto, dsstp.; big. kcA.l p.on,
sKnes, d,ae. d,tto; tseXaiFa $, 2 pit1es, g ITO,
3cleso; fanipk Giises rlsasoe, ssxew git.; Pl.-
nieia, ,rayl@., C!ss.sisetfi ~ = Geot Iils.
net, N:n.ucset; iehoSinet '1stsljala. 4Nei!on,
Baltimore sFeiis,fy, Feisy, disso-v he ih,oo
.Aaiys, Nrtasp, sasiea ca the lat, Ter PoIro
Gsyele. Mafef 80, N he Mana lsetiaee, WA
,,b'afdsd,hy tie Epsdh fugSte sMastc;sn,s and
rtesNi seiite.y, aanc day vas cesreee b siss
R,,af:i sossrnueni e keindec', swioimo!med
u.s. fl,ss days Ae3oseeRie had alisIf in with wa
French bags, ros OF +ostfs fhe4oslei {, ,8
N.hcYn4'e engaged. Tor five ihtuis, w6tn thy
parted IL i fquslt; shc haG,I men k!iiea ana y
'len 19ourdsa, s1d,cecigcd ieserai Qsos. besw,ea
wind ana water.
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= Iea-a that oar cousnl Al Gibraltar, Nr.
c-a,lao, issseads resigniag Issorge Dy-
son esq.,lse, WHO was appointed navy agent
hire by commodore Pfsbls, and vac mas
d,schargsd the duties OF that oisice With.
.c,iyisy aud truth, am persuaded, woasd
he glad TO traaster his concerns 20 Gibsai.
tar, ii the consulate there migat be traastef-S
,rd on him. It is behaved no man would
acauit himself In that trust more to tnr
satisfaction 81 government; perhaps none
has better deserved s,t commodore Pres
bic would, think, say as much. Ihays
the Z enor 10 be, sc. 81
WILLIAM EAT0N.sa
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'pIBBliL sd a.. A4,TpFif 90,

> A~sS 4
~ On Saturday arrmea 1.-the schooner Veto.
''ry, Nslaron "a DAYS from 1facqasfael.I
LEFT tasts. March 54. Mary, Bnnbp-
Try, from BalsimoFs. By this vessel, LIN
iormatioa was carried oat 10 Haysi OF The.
passage Of the acs prohibiting ftlls intae3r-
teoufsewith that island The elsictrs of the
Iiaysiangovernment disaredised the in,el4
hgesce. aliediag that twas merely a stra-
sagemtof the AmsFieans to- lower the Price
of coffee. Inc Mary waste saitin 8 DAYS
for Aux Cages, 70 JON tbs. ship k4iaw, Of
and orsBastimore TIC i4th April. gil
Schooner Edith and Nancy Chaaplain,
Baltimore cargo sold. 70 sail in a month. s.
Scar. Supply. Hollis, do. in Is days.
Swift, Davis, uncertain,
Y. He,ty, Ho.nes, do. 61a
.5ai 81 Bsechus, Morse, OF Phi!adelphia.
4froni La Guira, was detained through the.
influence aud advice Of captain Lewis, OF
the sLeander; !, who charged herewith icing
dispatched by the Amxreans at Laguira,
orby the Spanishg government, to ascertain
10 whae puint the Leaneler was bound.
Captain Morse, finding himself thus un.
pleasantly situated, was about to dispose
OF hislvesssl to one of Miranla's officers.
The schooner Bee, Huddel, Of this por.,
had beer purchased, aud taken into the
service of Miranda.
Ship Emperorhad sailed from Port.an..
Prince, to- join the Leander, ba, hearing at
sea thas .hes governments Of the U. States
had prosecuted. Ogden, she putback. Cap.
tain Lewis of the Leander bad gone over
land to consult with the officers of the ship
Emperor, and Induce them to perseyere 10
theiexgtdItion.
ThcLeandsr, Lewis, was to sail in 2 or
s days fer Cumsaa. Several Americans
had been induced TO ,oiu. in her adventure
but the precise mature and object CT her
scheme wsskepi a profound secres.
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cSegs. week pygsn FOR tie general de-.
fence. the Uaiisd Sing dom will be laid
bef5te The hoase,ot eeaEaaons his plan
is The joirt production of Mr. WtndhstT
and geaeraI. Titzs2alfiok.
/ y sEhc duke of Portland and lord Melville
are both dangerously ill.
s. Two Scots no5ic men, the marquis Of
Douglas and lord Laudsrdalc go 20 .hs
Icoatnenl on dipiomatac n.ssiaas.
The hon. & nonias Gssnylile and lord
! Holland ara 60 nave high diplomatic si,aa-
tons at foreign courts.
Mr.. Coke, Of Norfolk, declined the
honor OF she pesrage. ,s<s
Ii is said tia, the Office OF the first lord
ofsns treasury for this country Will DC held
By lsfo .GrenVills. is. as
y sir7George Snee is appointed pnder. SCI
cresary Of istste, ia Mr. Windaam : of.
Zee. 80 49, B IS g.ss
sIslsl earl of sBuehau (,he., head of the
Efskins family will be apPo,ated one Of
the Sepsh representative peers. So 50
The hon. Henry fErsklnea is to- be- lord
advptate OF Scoilands alis q a,-,ii ffs.,a T4
Lord Erskiae IS the second Scotsman
whopisas s6ltsdthe otFlce OF lord nigh .ciian.
teel!os Of ttIns;and,t asdi Nh Pohs6h5y, 10
sssss "a hzsSSfsas ssaliaf Ir3eiaqg nil aSabs
less DC given, Will pc the second .ltisamaa
ever appbtnfsli7 shsneetiof OF ttiaag parrot
The Inlsed Kingd '4'.s q, ~ =. 49,.
= alnWiPltasingis Fncsfsbe no the sof
1rsland rt 70 see ma y 10 an hig6
rofaeSal s'tuatl,p, wiaosslii ~ q
ilesiias' for sile lassFt@snsy ass t,sasss pos.
ssssed, who, TO aas hts, "a 81 essfan.
asast bessalsa man a. IS asasyss,"
need scarcely asatioa -tbat Vi. asan jeaa
.PhapokGarFan. 3242Ir3
Lord Kedssda'o -ysstsrdaylintimated IN
the spurss OF esatlesgS,r thai, Is would /
hse!a,eSSiotSa only hea: such csases as3hsve |
,bseo ia part dsss1sssa befSEe hili1lii min, ADD
saci motions as'sefe Of psorys "a, /
ture, as bis coatiaugnce IN office could no., /
Sc OF .ib8gldatation. II &
1r.-kf = tsyr- so
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Oh MsraIsy morning, 'ae. seult. asGss
.vss fouah- n Gold Springs. near Provi~
dence (R.s.J berws@n'a:sop of general Eli.
or ard young MI. Austin; they exchanged
2 sh9fs; the later was wounded the les
by The hrst FIRE, eand by the second in the
neck, shocgh no. dangerously Repers
says. tie came Of the duel was a quarrel
belwetu the young mems. fathers on thecexe.
change.at foston, on polisica' Affairs.
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6 a young Lad Of good morals
and ,cprf-hle cerneyio,&, thai Can write toe
rable Iisnd, and onderfsnds aeecpnis, may .r,ses
with an eligible fvuat!cn to Re infFutied ~ mr.
eantie trsnfs s3iops and have his board, jogging,
sshing, and cloa,hicg iound hin. For .usth.s::
infolmasioa
hfbty to the Printer.
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Horlbufgh & Calder,
HaOeyaf 7teavrd tram NrrsItrk,'
10 bales Calcutta Flece Goods

HaVelJNF 7ftsIV[d1 ram IV0Fc'7 tk,E
10 bales Calcutta Flece Goods
coNsisffsc OF
Cnrrahs, Mamaoaies, pu.yum Cloths, SAM
mas. Codas, Baftas, and Checks
ALSO,
sCalicoes, colqred and white Csnasriek Mlf-s
lin, UndreGsd Ginghams, Silk Chsmbr.ys4
Candles, Omit, Cotton HoGery, Black Lats-
'trng, irsh Lirrns, sYsllcw and Scarlet Ban
dano Handk etqhi,f,, White Crape, Pic Nick
dix Mitts, silk umbrel,as, Lsno Nj sG5n,, Cseas,
Blue GiIly HaHdkerch;efs, Sooty Romails, Blue
Gur'ahs, Real london Surer1ne Black and Blue
Cloths, &c. &c. for ale, ON reafonable terms,
either by wbo!,a'co, retail. at ti:ir Store, cor.
nsi Of Roy and Kjpg freets.
April "a. DIV
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Iuh Received,

g @Aud 1or Sale BY ,bt s@tJeriSsy,
a quantity of foft helled Alaondss
by the frail or (rnallerf quantity.
Frelh Figs and kngllth Wa4nuts.
Lisbon Baskets
On Hand.
a few boxes Lisbon Lemons and
Oranges. 81
MArrHa'v EAslN.
IAprilzs. sss
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Sc. .Iago dc GNDa, r NJ ssldICHs TaSo.
Big. Eliza ant SARAH, captain Clark, OF New.
sToix; for adjudication; Hirsm, ckisoea, PHI
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sbarenc America, Bryan, FhiIaaeifhia seh'fH
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tiers Brown, Norfolk /; James, Tay'or, Ch:rlei
ton; Hamlet, Chriltic, New York Moatse
raj, DAVIS, Baltimore Experiments lh'eitte
Philadelphia brig PANE, Thompl"n. ditto
from Cape Francois, broughtin ny tho Gsnsfa
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