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tar eme,ic and ealomel ,csuiointly, 10 large.
and frequentlY repeated doses, tillthe sto,
mach is brought into full action; an feet
hitherto with me difficult to be Obtained,
from the universally allowed torpor that or.
gan saffers 10 al these cases. Tothis plan
/ add, as s0xi!aries, the warm bath, bis.
tiers, and the oxymel of seneca. This
root is deserving, in great measure, the,
praise the ARcEERs have bestowed upon
il; but never should venture TO depend
upon it alone. And as an improvement
upon experiment, am induced-to prefer
the oxymel TO the syrup Of this drug, = e.
10 be boiled IN vinegar instead Of Soater.
and sweetened with honeyor molasses. Ia
fsrmer case. nearly two years since, OF
my own child, preserved a qaantity OF
the membraneous mucus, and took apor.
ton. to which | added 10 solution quaint.
ny of alkaline salt, viz. salt of tartar, but
found il no ways changed IN its texture: to
the other portion added some yitriolic a.
cid, and the consequence was, a complete
decomposition. leould drop it with as
much ease andaccuracv as clear water; and
this suggested the idea of combining the
seneca root with an acid in the form Of an
oxymel. and have found it an essen.ialim.
provement to the medicine.
JOSEPH BREVITT. @
Baltimore, 9TH mo. 10th, 1907.
FROM THE RICHMOND .dRGUS.
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To Sell or Rent,

Sundry LOTS in Alexandria-Alsc seve
raj in the city Of Washington. For terms APP
ply to SARAH PORTER.
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Sale at auction.

Baltimore, July %, 1906.
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HAMILTONsS ELIXIR

Is recommended as the best remedy for
coughs, colds, asthmas, hopping. cough, ap-
preaching consumptiens, and most disorders
of the breast andlungs. This preparation vii!
prove a valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subjcctsto temporary hoarseness,
thickness Of speeck, &C. In long confirmed
Asthmatic complaints where acure:can's speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords imneai-
ate reHef, noderating the ftsofcoughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like benehcial effects may confidently be sx-
psetsd.
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ADDITIONAL. EVIDENCE.
Alexxdria, October7l Is.

.oFthe great efficacy of the Pstens and fa-
min Medicines, prepared by the late Rich
.rj Js.es. nm which for near eight years past,
have ACQUIRED throughout the United States
celebrity hitherto unequalled.
fFssPhflade 81 asa, 4RguSt 8 1900.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
OF others, the excellent quality OF HAMlL.-
TONS RLIXIR, prepared BY the late Mr..
Lee, 7 have sent you the following account 81
the benefit have received from it, which j
hobs viii induce Others to give it atrial In.
coTseauencg of 'a.brlise on the breast received
from d fail; my health grew bad, nay breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the.
horrors Of immediate snffocation. Add TO
these constant pain inmy breast and g cough,
a prea, loss of strength and flesh, and you may
conceive that my symptoms evidently indicated
an approaching consumption. The advice Of
a most eminent physician was resorted TO-, and
! afterwards a second was called In, without CIV
,ne me afsy. relief Another ply stefan who
knew me; and the circumstances of my case,
edvised me 10 g1ue Hamilton rs Ehri' a triat say
ng, he had tSed ii in his Practice, and atScays
4 soxnd 1t do n,s1ch .go6d. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, aud found relief before I
4 had fakien one half ofif. 4 continued to use
it and was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
sirrss. On taking cold, same OF my Horned
symptoms return, but are always removed by a
dose or TIVE of the elixir.
rs. st s<s}s GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No.ill. Esdd.strseA Phissdephaa
~. E.Aas. .ass Sd. 81 ~ S5.5tai
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lanes Mcclure.
eo2ni
Bottled Porter, Ale and Cider.

.
VzESHE subscriber offers for Sale, az his Ce'-
u lar, next door to Mr.. Smiths china
store, King-street, the following bottled II
QUORS, warranted ofthc best quallty IA.
ders, for home or export censumptioh' W.
be carefully attended to, as respects iehsasP'
voyage and climate, viz.
Albany PALE ALE, FIRST quality
Do. do. do. second do.
Philadelphia PALE ALE, From
Do. PoRTER. A6doH ana
.Also, HeS'Nfs.
BEER & ALE, on draught. Brewery
Newark CIDER, rich and high hasose'''
John Macleod.
NE. About 40 BARRELS recently e''r
sle M su.,s0is 'o' n'A dlwso.f
~>>! - -
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;1Trcm L syssr 1lssrt5ns ksg. lafs
q snpeflat 81 Tie STATE y Maryland.
I comply. With your request il stating my
opinion Of Han1iltorl,s Elixir. Hslas been used
III my family for two Dr three years past, with
uniform success, whenever colns, coughs, or
similar. complaints, have rendered medicine
nc cessary ] have myself foind it an excel
lleat,and agreeable remedy for a very painful
and troublesome affection Of che breast, accom-
panied with soreness, and with DISTRACTED and
difficult breathing. 81
On these accounts / do not hesitate tire
commend Hasnilton's Elixir as a yaluable me
diCine, and deserving public attention.
81. $3.50 LUTHER MARTIN.
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Z On THURSDAY, 25fh June, piH be - az
hnbAc auction on TITS premises, al o'sloek,
in The Afternoon,
Two Brick Houses, situated on
Fslls-street, next door to where the bank OF
Columbia was kept, and where John Nh
CAN'T, Esq. formerly resided, now in the oc-
cupancy OF Alexander MsDonald. pro-
perty is in excellent repair and very eligibly
situated for business--one house has the floor
level with the street and fitted up for Store;
the other is fit for genteel private family, it
having every convenience: No property in
Gcorge-Tewn is better situated for business,
it being near the bank and market. 1t will he
exchanged for property in Baltimore, or sold
on creditLohe tnirtl in sixty days, the re-
mainder in one and two years, the purchasers
to give their notes negotiable at either OF the
banks, with approved endorsers. On the last
payment being made an indisputable title VIII
be given.
John Travers, Aucr.
g Caoroa r own I,rna TX Il7l eOStf
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Forty Dollars Reyard.

IDA AWAY, on the sth instant, small
N Negro Boy named i'm, about rs years
Of age, 4 feet 8 or Z inches high, ola yellow,
ish complexion, weak and is:aained eyes, and
has few feint scars on his face; his hair cut
close excepting small circular bunch behind,
shutters when he attempts to speak fast OR IS
alarmed. .Had-on an cid tow linen shirt, and
a pair of old black striped linsey trousers,
patched with blae and white kersey. He is
an artful chap andswiil attempt to pass for
free boy, by getting senle free negro to own
him for child. which he has frequently said
would be his plan should he run away.
z TWENTY DOLLARS will be paid .ia7
approaching him, if taken iii this state, and
the above reward if taken out of the state,
secured so that get him, and all reasonable
charges.if brought home to
Basal SIMPSON.
On Elk-Ridge, Anne-Arundel county,
Marylan
June II, 1907. sawst.
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other ssTsA climate s,tlseyWili be- fonndsupoa
! trial TO- convey the most lasting service, gaRd
will gradually destroy all tendency to Gseasc
in the human frame, and preserve health and
syigor. Although great variety Of prescrip-
tiofs have been published to cure the. disor-
ders enumerated above, none. has yet equalled
the COt r AND r HE u MATIC DROPS OF
Dr.. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose I'M
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published Of gentlemen SO
well known in America, being of the first con-
sequence IN the state Of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Gibson,
Esq. one ofthe directors of the Farmers, Bank
of Maryland John Macnbbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife; and Mrs Ryan, of Cation
S Certificate Of Mr.. 7Aomas .Kelso, butcher.
About three weeks since / was Eaost violent
" attacked with heurnatic pains throughout
Tay whole frame, in SO severe amanner as not
tobe able to turn in my bed without assistance,
proceeding as ! suppose from a severe cold
1 on being advised by friend to apply DR.. lis
.sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, / accord
fngly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the spplica-
ton Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health / am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as a certain cure for the above disorder.
9 THOMAS tKELS0.
Baltimore, July 22d, 1906.
Certificate Of Mr.. Thomas Camh5ek, Harness,
maker
| It would be an act of injustice to Wlthhold
my testimony of the salutary effectsof Doctor
Tissot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very unequivocal instance Of
their virtues and efficacy. was aflisctedwith
two severe attacks Of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recoyere,d
but was obliged to use crMchcs to aid nae IN
walking when Ileh home; to this were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result al the al
fiction, and i had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life but providential-
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Murphy for DR.. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottles found myself per-
feetly liberated from my disorder. and am now,
thank God, as free from pain as if Ineyer had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on myself, | determined to APP
ply it internally to my child, a boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
|. a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four times to him, his CEN
plant was entirely removed, and he is re
covering MS strength with great rapidity.
TIL. CAMPBELL.
Ral4;nore July %. 1906.
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LUMBER YARD.

II HE subscriber respectfully informs ms
4 friends and the public in general, thar
he has established a LUNBEk Y,9RO, ac-
losing Colonel Rsn1say's wharf, where he
siatends keeping constant supply OF the oes'
materials in that line, and Will sell low sof
cash sr on a short credit.
James Mcclure.
May 6. com
N. B. Me continues the House-joiners
business, and from his knowledge IN that INC
VIII pay particular attention 20 any orders io'
: Lumber that he may receWe.
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fss-f
VAIIJ AB IsE. Me DICINES.

rThe fo;Iowis aiuable NJ edieines, lustls &c
lcbrafe 4 tilfoug 4 tie Unsted States Tor their
supssior efficacy il, tie cure ct the several
disorder for which they are yecomnie nded,s
ssss from Esss,,s,s I:rs's Patsat Fanil ssAledi-
s;Es Store, New York, are sold only by the
asrbsessser,S sat his sso1esisf Ainslsrrests::
IIamszt0a's Gaand Restoydtaus,
Is RECOMMENDED as ali Invaluable medicine
or the specify n l'raanent cure OF nervous
disorders or suss as arise from the imnode-
8 rate use 81 tea, strong Equors, long residence
in warm climates, excessive weakness, and a
3 general relaxation of.the SYSTEM 81 IS
.Hama!tog's Essence and EatrGct1
s. Mustard.
A sdfc and cifectual remedy fer the govt,
Rheumatism, sprains, pains in tic hee and
neck, &c.
Aaaa2toa's Worm-de5tyoysngg Lo-
zenges.
BY which many thousands have been re-
Iieyed from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of worms and other obstrucSons IN the
stomach and bowels.
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ITCH CURED.

been known to fail in any one instance. 1t is
perfectly innocent, warranted not to contain a
particle or mercury ct any pcrnlclcus lnsredl-
ent, and may be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
attends most other remedies.
HAMILTON'S LOZENGES,
Which have cured more children and adults
Of disorders proceeding from worms, than all
the medicines heretofore discovered. In adj
dition to. the great cures mentioned In the let
tiers from the chancellor of the state of Mary
land, the Rev. Mr.. Molthier and others, late
ly published the following are submitted to the
public; being selected for the purpose ofshew-
ing the mild yet hosvcruf qualities of this eI-
traordinary medicine, which, although,so mild
in It's operation, is competent to expel the for
midable tape worm.
An infant, aged weeks, Of Mr.. Henry Ew-
bank, taylor, Charles-street, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with convHlsior fits, SO
that his lie was despa;:ed of bet was perfect
" cured by one dose of HaEailton's Worm L.
zcngcs, which expelled several worms, the
undoubted cause of the child's disorder.
Letter jiroro Mr.. .4ckerzaaa, brtckiayer, Nigga
zine-street, near Broadzpay, Jan. "a, so2.
1t would be ungrateful were to withhold
my testimony in favorof Hamilton's Worm
Desuoying Lozenges.- / had been between
FIVE and six years past much indisposed, and
latterly often tormented with severe gripping
and pains in the bowels, troubled with etfen-
siye breath, with violent feyerish fits, and other
obvious symptoms of worms but frequently
hearing your Worm Lozenges recommended
in cases similar to mine, determined Ell a
sial of them, as my last resource. The first
dose evacuated twelve or s feet Of a tape
worm two other doses were taken, which
brought away a quantity Of mater broken ike
skinssand pieces OF worms. | suppose the
tape worm, voided at different times, must in
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The al
most incredible benefit / received from this
medicine, induced me to give a dose to achild
of mine who was pining and sickly it produ-
ced the same good effect in this instance, Elk
pelling worm of different kind, from nine
to twelve inches long, and at the same time
restoring good state of health. '
HENRY ACKERMAN.
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ALS0,
The following new andyaluable Medicine, Just
received and for sale as above.
Price, THO Dollars per 5attle.)
Dr.. TNags celebrated Govt and Raeu-
re nsaflc Drops.
NOTHING is of more Importance than
the preservation of health-this common place
remark however is roo OFTEN Forgotten,
whilst we ara active and strong-and pre-
vention Of pain, which is superior to its cure,
is NOT sufficiently attended to by any descripti-
ON of persons. Among those disorders which
require the most early and unremitting efforts
to eradicate and overcome, none have a strong
.er claim upon our notice than the Gout, Rhea,-
matisnl, Lumbago, Weakness Of the yJoiats,
Spmins, elects, the Stone and ,GraveL the
Cralnp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have original
ed--and hence every relief which can be- adj.
nirnstered is too valuable to bs forgotten.--
Those.persons whose avocations peculiarly ex-
pose them to colds, sc. cannot be too anxious
lwaysto possess immediate aid. Sea-faring
persons, travellers, SO. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which will
counteract the Unpleasans effects Of their peri
lous duties, and especially those pains to which
their Situation mast expose them. To those
who reside in or visit the Wsst-l nsaes and
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JUST PUBLISHED.
By cO1'1'0lfs md @sz'EW.9 RI
3 2 ALEXANDRIA,
NJ A " ORsS

UNIVERSAL SPELLING-BooY
Accompanied by q progressive series Of Essv
and Familiar Lessons.
Intended as an Introduction to the first Ele.s
ments Of, the English Language.
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Tie Anodyne Elsxar.

N at
For the cure Of every kind of head ache.
Hahps ,genlslr,e Eye-EVater.
An excellent remedy for ali disorders ftho
eyes, many persons having been cured ct 1t
when nearly deprived of sight.
Iooth-aehe Drops.
Give immediate relief in the mest violent
attacks.
1ae Resbratave Ponder tor the
Teeth md Gums.
Cleanses and Strengthens thcm, and pre-
serves the enamel of the teeth from eeeay.
Gowlands Lotion, and the genuine
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated in the fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly satc.
.l4aaa's true and genuine Corn
Plaster.
"a certain remedy for corns, speedily eradl-
a.iag them without giving PAIN
ague- and FeUer DROPS.
Justly esteemed for their great efficacy IN
ssure of agues and intermittent feyers.
Dansask LIP Salve, and Indian
Vegetable SSee:fc.
James Kennedy, fen.
Alex2ndria, 0ctober7ls. So 'ss
& - 49, ~
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Harsilton..s Ehxsr.

"A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthnas, sore threats and approaching
&sonsunItions.
IIahn's Anti -daliou5 PatIs.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying OH the saa
peraaous bile from the stomach and prevent
! ing morbid secretions and their consequences,
bilious and malignant fevers, &c. These pills,
ara perfectly mild in then operation, and may
be used with safety by.persons OF every ace
and In every situation.
Ihs Sousreiga Olntnent tar tie.
Itch.
A speedy and effectual remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one aPplieauo'lna. II
.saay BE safely used by persons ofe age.
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PRINTED DAILY -,
s AMUEL SN9WDA"
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C44N ANTZg UIT1.

~
Extract of . lssser from gentleman ia
the state of Tennessee, TO his friend in
Carlisle.
TWO 6ays after Judge B. arrived
our curiosity was excited TO see the for.
si6catiops on the CuAberland river below
this, from the representations We had of
the place and do assure you that our
ast0nishment was great when we saw with
what judgement the place had been chosen
and how we'll calculated /: was for small
number of men 10 detead themselves from
vast body Of their enemies We are all
Impressed with a belief that it was the
work ct some European Da'ien skilled 10
war. and who uaderstood aud had cannon
and small arms The fortified place is of
perfect triangular form. The Cumber.
land river forming ore line, creek ano-
,her, aud the ennenchnnent third and
containing Within according TO my mea-
surement twelve and a half acres OF ground
In the centre Of this place there is
high mound also of a.Iiangular form, which
is sufficiently high to command the river,
the creek and the ground beyond the en-.
,repchmens. Vestlges are left of bloody
battle thar was fought here. A vas, num-
Der of graves esiden,lyof Indian eonstruc.
tioa, besides a great number OF bones
which we found 10 cave on the lodges
of the rocks, convinced Us that the army
within was obliged TO surrender. and after.
wards LOST their lives, or they resreated in
confusion down the river, leaving behind
some articles of European manufacture -
a Jog with crown on its top, lockes
with the letters A d on it were taken CUT
Of tho cave, by those who frs, entered il.
Is !, not reasonable to conclude from the
above facts that at their attempting 70 re.
,rea, they were entirely destroyed, previ-
ously having ihrown all their arms 10 the
river, which is here very deep and rapid
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csnsempsible in pointof number and cha.
racser as warriors, to undertake any hos.
tile enterprise without the aid and counte.
nance of the Indians of the Wabash who
are decidedly for peace. The undersigned
pledges himself for the peaceable DISPOSE
.ion OF the Delaware, Miami, Wea, Plank.
ashaw and Kickspoo tribes.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRIsos.
Tincenaes, 18Th October, 1907.
C. Informatios, corrobora,ive of the
ebove has been also. received by Ne, from
Gen. Wells, dated at StasnsOn, on the
Miami, in the state of Ohio.
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GnTTENBuRC, September Z.

swedish traveller, arrived from Go.
..hsren this morning, reports that up.
ards Of 5000 of the inhabitants were
s s 10 The late siege, that the people are
80. .,eh dissatisfied both with Grown Prince
a ,he governor Of Copenhagen (Peyman)
n latter Of whom, he says, dares not
|s,o,ure our without a strong guard he
lao saws, that he was credibly informed at
rousnhsgen, thar Bonaparse has made
h,ss pecuuiary offers 10 the Danish 60
~ 10 give up their navy. This
',,seIIsr reports that IL millions Of rix
S0Ga, was the offer. We have also re.
.s,,s 10 day that the Frepch army in Pc.
lad is again preparing for warlikc opera.
';Ou, against Russia; lndesd it is said to
i. 10 foil march.
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and by that the historian los, all accounts
of the affair? Much has been, said about
the se,tlements Of the WEIGH Modoc had
made 10 this part of America, bu. Lam ID.
clined to believe thas il was either the
French or Norwegiaos who had formerly
cultivated this par. Of the .couo,sy Your
eonjecsu1es will be very agreeable to me
on this subject.
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.x,r,romesy, Randolph. Quiney. Al.
! s cbsndler, Fisk, Upham, Sloan, D.
. !, 1w;;lIiams, Eppes, Love, Cook, Dana,
= GARDENER, took part. When the
b's '.;oo was taken on the passage OF me
S. i yeas and nays, which was--yeas
"a. nays 2.
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ARRIVED,
Brig Louisa, NJ Namasa. from MART.
niepe, with sugsrs. TO Gecfse S!acum.
Sleep little Poll, Iohpsson srosn Nor.
folk, with lime, &e. % Abrs Willis.
CLEARED
Brig swiit, Randall, L;sbor--by John
6. Lsdi.
Come. Grove. ,ou,-by the
Master.
sehr.. Philip, Tsbtr, Dasb2dqes----by
Msrsteirr aud Ycung
slocp Maria Antoiue,'e, Rsbipson, Mar
:iuique-W sdswcrth and basirr.
- Mentor, Rallane Newpuss--by the
Master. y.
Lydia, Potter, ?ro.ijeuce--.'o.
- Uoity, Hand, Yhiladr;phis-4-eio
Sally, Calvefsop, Richsappi--ao.
----Eagie, Fosete Dp,nf.ies-sdo-
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makiug It penal 70 afford them suppAes.
The answer We once thought obvious and
conclusive, namely, shat il was the British
ships that 6rss vioisted ous rights by de.
manaing Of our nasiooai ships TO deliver up
their deaerters bat DOW isT unfortunately
comes OUT thar the French nave more than
obce done the same thing without incur.
ring any such consequences.
The following cases are mentioned ia
point
When the Hornet sloap Of war went
TO L 'Ofiens, we had fOe Freach sailors on
board, who had beep naturalized, and who
had been in our service FOR several years.
A French officer came on board the Hor.
net and seized these men by force (then
under The protection of our flag and c~rri-
ed them Of. Not one word has been heard
about this onsragt'
And when tns United Safes frigase
Constitution, R.G Campbell. commander,
lay 10 caliz Bay, the F,ench admiral Ro.,
silly, hearing ,has there was French sailor
on board, by the name Of NicnolasV3rhage,
seps on board and demanded Mn, anl he
was delivered up. This mai was uos e
ven sdeaerter from any French ship, for
he had never served 90 board of any French
armed vessel psbiie or private. bur he had
voluntarily enlisted some years before on
board the United States frigaie ESSEX,
while she lay at Malaga. In proof 81 this
tact, is produced the following
CERTIFIC ATE.
!" Consulate ofthe =. S. at Cadis.
do hereby c-stEca,e that The bearer
hereof, Nicholas VeyhGge was ss.gsag 20
board Of she u S. sn,p Conssisuice, Il.
G. Campbell, esq, COMMANDED, aad while
IN this bay, was delivered up IN coase
quencs of orders from ,heFreoch admiral,
mons. RosiIy.
JAMEs M,CANN, consalar agent"
Supposiog these facts 10 be correctly
stated. we confess it seems 70 cur up The
only ground the administrator had lsf, 10
stand upou- lie. them pause then if it is
yet DOT too late, and reject on the prospect
bsfore u.s.
~ Y. Evening Post