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y examined. Japan 3. ssnstfrn,,,.
voyage hence to Kingston aad oAs ~
days. IS
List ct Amey i vessels leaat Kss,,,,.
&. o. Jan. 9, 1897. ''''
Ships Hydas, ia.box, of S,co E
Charleston /; Uaion, Gold, OF NJ W
Kingston, for Charleston; John and Az; %
Baker, of Norfolk, destination uak3an
Ocean, --, Of Boston, d.. WIIiaa !.
John, Woodhouse, OF Alexandra. 4
Hibernia, Fossett. of Bristol N. r. -,
arrived ; Ar.ic, Lynch, Of Ca4,es11a,"
do. briggs Bstsey, Motley, of Por,lana d.
Eight Sisters, Gilmore, Of 8ostoo !.
s,inalion unknown; Friends, Nledcsr.
of Charleston, DO. Mary & Allen, Dodes
of NeWbarypors, for New @ i.aas, 10 81 .,
next day; Charity aad Polly, GulAy, =
Beaufort, N. c. destination unkn wa A.
ia, Lambers, of Salem. do. Willis
Cram, of New York, do. Fortoas Sa.a
OF DO. do. Paragon, --, do. for Ssv,,
nah, TO sal! next day sehoouers lula,
Wsrdwcll, Of Wilmington, de.i;aalin,
uaknoWo Hetty Ann, Fuakliue. .! ,aa
for Philadelphia in 10 days; Five Slser,
Brooks, OF Bridgeiown (D-lswsyc) for
Exuma in days.
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!, r.norf cf 4 committee on fortifying ports ar1e

! = - I f ts ~
report Of committee on terrifying ports and
harbors.
The question was taken on the amendment
offered by Mr.. Van ertlandt, which was d.
greed to-Ayes 5l--Noes 81
The question then required on Hlllhs inc 5,
blank in the second resolution with 15o'ooo
dollars for building SO gun boats.
Mr.. Mumford spoke against agreeing 20
this amendment, and expressed.a nopea that
part of the sum would be applied to fortiiica-
tons.
Mr.. Smile conceded in opinion With Mr..
Munford, and said if the amendment were
not agreed to, he would then move to Ill the
blank with 10000 dollars, and be in iaycr OF
applying the remaining 100000 dollars to the
protection Of New York.
Messrs. Thomas & Cook spoke TO the same
effect, when the amendment was disagreed TO
Ayes 4.
The amendment, authorising the president
TO arm and equip. as many Of the gan-boats as
in his opinion the pubiic service may require,
was Likewise disagreed to-Ayes 50.
Mir. Thomas then moved to I'LL the blahs
with 100000
This motion was supported by Mrtsrs.
Stanton. Thomas, Smile and Fisk; and oP-
posed by Messrs, ], Randolph, Elmer and
Holland.
Mr.. Gregg suggested the propriety OF post
poning the further consideration 81 the SUD
jet to gain information.
With this view Mr.. Early moved post
ponement to Monday week. This molten
was eesiived-Ayes 49--Noes IS.
Messrs. c. w Campbell, Aston and Snl-
lie spoke in favor Of appropriatlng 10000
dollars for the building Of gun boats ; and 0lr
Elliot against it.
Mr.. Early moved a postpone1nont to this
day week.
This motion was advocated by messrs.
Early and Chandler and opposed by n1essas
LLOYD, EIunlGord Elmer, lallraaege, Staa-
ton, Fisk, and Dwight,
This motion wss likewise disagreed to
Ayes 49--Noes SO.
Mr. Epps then moved postponenent to
Monday nezt.
This motion was generally acquiasced in,
and car1ied--Ayes 69--after a continuation
Of the debate on the main subject, III WATCH
messrs. Eppes, Cook, Thomas, Mumiord,
Varnum and Smile took part.
A committee WAS appointed to bring IN
bill to carry into effect the objects Of the FIRST
resolution.
Oninotion Of mr.. Early the house adopte
TIE following resolution
Resolved, That the President ofthc United
States be requested to cause to be lad before
iris house such information as may be IN he
possession of the execntige department tend
ing to shew the efficacy Of gun beats IN the
protection and defence Of ports and hasbofs,
and particularly list Of such Of the principal
ports and harbors - may be defended or e.
sentialfy assisted In being defended by gun
beats, together with the nun4bernaccsaary ior
each.
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BALTIMORE, February 6.

Yesterday arrived schooner sukey, capt.
Blake, is days from Kingston Jam. The
schooner Jefferson, Golf, Of this port, sail
ed days before for HAVANA. Ealst. 81
10, long rs, spoke the brig Aurora, from
New York. blowiog fresh, could nosea
where bound. The sukey was boarded
by the ship Leopard, 80 miles Sc, by S. Of
Delaware cspes. on Friday last, aad strics-
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NORFOLK, Feb. 2.
ARRIVED,

sehooner Cathsrine Shepherd, Webb +,
days from Antigua. Left there Ian. Is
briggs Washington, Nla,her, au3 Y,oom
sh< field, sota from New Londoo; Co.
loalbia, Legerins, Of aud for Al.xaadla n
six days Franklin, Of AID f2r Noylol. il
u Jays sh P Betsey, -, Of New Yosk
II distress, hoand 20 Francs, cargo nush
damaged ; schoone, Felisity, ole. Of
1aPrailannoek .ooand 10 -s4a..v..on, b!oro
OK NE coast.
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Proceedings Of Congress.
HogsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wednesday, Feb. q.
On rot;on of Mr.. d. r.. Williams,

!
RESOLVED, That the speaker ADDRESS 9 le '''a
10 the executive of the state OF South lafolilia'
stating the death of general Lew tasey' ~
order that measures may DC 'akeh % s.p ~,
the vacancy occasloned thefsoy II 'ilo 1ott :
sentation from that state. S.
On motion OF Mr.. J. Ranaoiph Ing 'ells.o,a !
of John Potter, andother persons, presented
the last session, was referred to the commute
of the whole on areport OF the conl1llleeee u
public lands on similar claims.
The Speaker laid before the house a report ..
from the secretary OF the treasury oi' ''le
ton Of Daniel S. Dexter.
Referred to select committee.
The Speaker laid before the house afettef
from the secretary Of the. navy, stating 9lie
compensations OF the clerks employed IN the
navy department. !,
Mr. ]. Clay from the committee re appolllseu
on the petition of Electius Spaldiig, present
cd abiIi n Drovitle for the payment OF certain
eSpenccs incurred i'll the impeachment Of oa-
mucl Chase.
Referred to a committee of the whole on
Monday.
Mr. G. w. Campbell, from the committee
to whom was referred the bill from the senate,
entitled, an act establishing circuit courts and
abriipino the jurisdiction OF the district courts
in the districts Kentucky, Tennessee and
Ohio, reported their agreement 10 the. same
with suasiry amendments.
Referred TO a committee OF the whole On
Friday.
Mr.. Early from the committee OF COM
1nerce and manufactures, presented bill re-
spectine seizures made under the authority Of
tie u. S. and for other purposes, which was
referred to the eommitte OF the whole Oh Mon
day
Mr.. Early from the same committee, made
a report on the petition.of sundry Inhabitants
and merchants o. Stonington in Connecticut,
and Pawcatuck IN Rhode Island, uaiayorable
TO the prayer of thepeutoners.
Referred TO q committee Oh the Wncle Oh
Monday.
Tie house resolved itself into a committee
OF the whols Mr. Varnmn IN the chalr--on
the Bill from the senate fer the relief Of Seth
Harding.
Aiessrs. Van Cortlandt Mumford, Elmer
Smile, Conrad and Jackson supported the bill,
MIR. Quincy suggested some difficulty with re-
gard 70 the fluid from which it was proposed
to derive relief
The committee then rose ana reported tne
bin, which was read third time and passed,
without division.
A message was received from the senate
stating that they had passed bill respecting
the administration Of justice in the district OF
Columbia, and bill for the relief Of the sui
fcrers by fire in the town of Portsmouth
The house took into consideration the re-
post Of aseiect committee, ION the SUBJECT q
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NLW YORK, January 81.

An express arrived iass evening from
Albany, brings intelGgsuce that she house
Of assembly, nct on Tuesday, soj pro
eeeded Immediately 10 organize ther'-
selves and that Andrew M'Cord. ESQ
was ohoseo sPeasss By q majority Of II
MIR, n Cord is whae IS usually denomi.
mated a LewIsi:e. We may therefore.
from this circum stance form pre,,y &c.
curste calculation oflhe political complex
ION of the legislature,
We further learn that the clerk Of the
aouse. who is also Lewisise. had q ma
joEiiy Of Z.
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Captain Webb, o. ;he schooner Cath,
r'ne ShePerd, ii Is days from Amiga in.
torins, That vessel had arrived It that
,s!aad ifons Barbados, bringing in,eN.
eepcr taa: ny al arrival at 1aa later isl,
aad fsgin GnSiasG, il wac stated thg
ehe Pruaslans and Russians bad fatn.ds
juucsion in great force, AID TIA. after a
mos. bloody battle WHICH hal !asyed ist
three successive d&ys. the E.e2lh wsr.
entirely d steated aud surrauad4d with 30.
naparte IN 8 ,riia. In g.ping Ibis IN ELI,
gence che eoly part ttla; VIZ woaid yoata
Tor is the correctness Of the repors, as TO
captain Webb; 5ut we cannot without o.
i5er data, as to siac aud place give full
credit to fhis nforma ion, although intel
hg7ace might have be=n received at Bar
hadoes as late as ia. isi OF Dece ubtr, 0T
even lare7
a gentleman who came passe ger 10
tie Ca,hsr!ae Shepherd, SAYS soat INC a.
Dove aceouns reached An:jgpa from ST.
Cioiz, a2d that ne sniDke the ds,c Of TIC
European sccoauts were to The tea.h Of
Oetembtr.
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QysraaC.ta DaiTp arG2ys55sg.
MONDAY, FEB >UARY 9.

: We learn frona SPIN that great arns'
menss vere making ~ .nat SlaS 'al
thss 100 sEousand men were 10 Sc fais3d'
This Is doubtless ooe OF the ramihcaiioai
Of Booaparte's immsuse plane.
Mew 113rk PAP.
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1t would appear By the French having
arrested the four great British capitalists
ia Hamburg, aIessfs. Tho.a:en Parish,
Baryows and George Ssraisn, that sheir OBJ
iect must be TO ineimidaee thsvsenate or
governments Of thar city in oder 70 ez.
tort large contribution as the proper
ty OF these houses together csupos be less
than ten millions Of dollars, ard should
it be conhscased, England woala undoube-
eddy make repeisals GA Hamburg property
within her power; otherwise we cannot
account for their not having arrested the
other British residents in Hamburg.
1t is q fortunate circumstance however,
that the gentlemen 10 custody Of Bona.
parties nlyrnidoas bad time 10 secure
the greatest part OF th-iv noveable proper
" prior TO their arrestatioa, which must
abaie the demands of the arch plundsFer,
aud procure better terms for that city.
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By captain Harris from Port &c PAS
we Ieara that bloody battle took place
about sne frss OF Jannsry near Port'au,
Prince, between general ChrisGophs sai
general pcsion, ia whlch the Eorne' W"
victarioes. Gsneral Potion had araSa
several vessels. and h5d ssorasd ill'''
place between Gonaives and PoFt &c ''A'
aad was daily expected at me ll''''
place. ma
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Captain Main from Bourbon infaf"''
that 90 the Illh NovembsT the Brush Nv
of var sceptre and frigale Cogo@@i,o y
peared off that place. I,s ffeaea l5'5. .Ig
SenIIanle laying in the reads Ia ''eo =, 70
gage orders 10 all the merchant ap'
slip their cables and haul close 20 tnS J y,yf
as the British ships commenced "t l',t,
FIRE upon the frigate and town, ~''s" ,naI
ed For about 90 minases, ana iDso ,.k.
og--,he same night the Arcsdfd' va. 70
eo possession OF By re French Az" AZ, "a;
persoa left ou coarl 2a' l1sseafs' a,,ack
given up the nez, u. Aoa1ns' .sg.ss.
from the British at!2s aas iloa'5
ed. [E1)
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ALonl.,1l p,oer d tas 5th y; D0 :, for eay
Z" The loan Tor tbe ns1 year VIZ 1,llars
twelve !a.ilaolls. o0,J1o W.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
BOSTON. Aupust 10.


Letters froaa Holland, though they -zacp-
ton the absence ofthe king and queen o.
TIA, klogdoaa, make 90 msntion of the ab
dgcahon Of the crown. The government 10
executed by the ministers. rhe health OF
The king has never been good; and he has
sops toto Piedmont, TO take The waters. tor
bis recovery. The queen has been with
her mother the. empress Josephine, IN Pa.
ris bns has lately sat on. fo7 the waters of
the Bsgeares uear the foos Of the Pyrenses.
The accounts, via Europe, of revolt
OF the Spaniarda at Buenos Ayres, In
March las,, and of their having declared
themselves an independent natiop, we are
enabled to state, on the authority of advic-
ss from lhs river Plaza Of dates two
nopshs later, are wholly aufeunded.
Prince Jerome Bonapar,e Is 70. be Great.
ed grand duke Of Hanove-
Admisal Holloway is appointed corn.
mander l. chief and governor Of the Bri.
fish colony Of N-wfeundl nd. lie is to
come GU, in the Isis, of SO guns, captain
Lsushorne. Sir Erasmus Cover is now
90 the station.
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ORDEaED, That the street commissioners
for the southern district, proceed oregulate
and repair the side stones on the south side of
Duke-street, in front of E. Janney'. proper
ty, the expence thcreofto be charged to the
southern district.
ORDERED, That the futther sum of thirty
FIVE dollars be appropriated to the repairs of
Royal street, between Queen and Princess
streets, out Of the funds Of the northern dis
trict.
ORDERED, That the street commissioner
for the southern district, do proceed to regu-
late and repair the side-stonesin front of the
property belonging to the heirs Of Daniel
Douglass estate, on the east side OF Water
street.
On balloting for a superintendent of qua
rantine, pr. Thomas Semmes IS duly elect
cd.
On balloting for master Of quarantine,
William Pattersonis duly elected.
Teste.
JAMES NJ. M.REA, g. e.
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ofJudgc Foster is quoted in East's Reports,
y. lip. 81 ,who approves its spirit, andthinks
that arms and military array are not essential
to treason. ] have entered into this tedious
Investigation of this point, though il did not
seem to n,e'to be necessary, because our own
courts have, in words too plain to deceive
mortal man, pronounced that bare assem-
blage of men was sufficient; andbecause the
persons assembled at Blannerhassett's. island,
were actually armed for offensive as we'll as
defensive purposes. Il is to you, gentlemen
Of the Jury, ! must submit, how far have
succeeded in iustiiying the propriety OF my
having omitted arms in the definition OF
treason.
). l.gl.. Aay's Sheeck to BE confirmed.
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vailed in Ills country. That time hasloDg
been past, md the American people. not
blinded bypFejudice, or Infatuated by atn'
bilicn, noasee the nrcesslty of guarding
against the Introduction Of every species OF
foreign inAlence into the politics Of their
own county. 3
Ishall leIve il then forlhe judicious, the
tempsrate.aand The discerning politician 70
decide, WHITTIER both policy and justice ds
not demand that federalists should be adj.
nis,ed.to adue participation ia the Affairs
Of government Does not our country
van, their talents ia her councils And In
case Of war could she dispense with their
services Should this coun,ry be involved
in vigorous war, alas how would the
bawling, clustering, braue frllozos who NOW
dash on the high boards of politics, and
.waqgsr. and ak big about battles and
blood, how woull they willard wisher a.
way, when called to defend their country
honor, seyen liz the cannop's MOUTH
Then would danger compel rs to turn TO
those on whose ability, experience and
bravery, we could rely fos, tiefrEce. safety
and protection, whose finances We annually
TAX for the. support of government, ,bnt
whose counsels and services are rejectedb y
the intolerance of party spirit.
know the rartlzan may urge precedent
against my arguments, by calling Up the
wars of federalism and republicaalsm. Bul
these were The DAYS Of other years. the
errors Of past times, on which, though
much has been said, yet volumes naignt
still be written. Ny remarks a'e prcdi,
Gated onyshe strongest conviction that shere
is no, only IN this SAFE, bui throughout the
United States prevailing spirit of mo
deratien, which will Enaliy break down
and triumph over the sioleut spirit OF par
t.. aud restore the palisics of our eoun
nv 10 sheir original purify, or at least
place Us on such grounds that the great
bodv Of the people shall DC known only by
the name Of American party, and 'he'rop.
posers by tina, Of faction.
Let nor the prudcry Of parfg stare at
,he.e Reflections. Let tie psiaclple. be
fairly cxax,ined. : The times are por,en
teo Us: we are threatened wtth war from
without, coutep.ion and violence pre-.
walls within. On union and moderation
depends our security. Old pssjndises mus,
be dismissed, and one common objec! held
10 pursui,, the honor, indepen dercc and
glory Of our national character.
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2Iayassarfa Dajlp aDberttsar.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS.

The following caadid, liberal and high
Is honorsbl= concessions of Mr.. Michel.
sc ed tor, who for several years has con
dueaed avilage democratic newspaper III
this state (and certainly with more OF
iearping snd talents. :han any other demo.
crasis editor) will be received with satistac
iion by the feGeral party, and will cause
those of the more moderate and consider
ale aneog lheir oPpenents to pause aad re
Rect. 6
7 he article ~ entitled g Federal Mfu
ence." On this subject Mr.. NJ. expresses
himself thus: IN Y. E. P.
3 lee, Us for moment, consider wherein
consists ihisimminens danger OF sdm,tslog
federahs,s TO due share of iuaneoce In
our state aud national COUNCILS.
tn the .Grss place, them. the great BODY
Of federslists are ahmstlcans, who PRIDE
themselves as much en- rational characser
as do the republicans, and including the
.oifTereat actions of the republican party.
it comprises .mcre,of European emigya'lop
than does HE federal Party. Hence there
is greater danger:of ths prevalence5of TO
sseien influence 10 che politics Of the repub,
iican, than 10 those Of the fedsral party.
/. Mex, l. would inquire, and / request
every republican. caadidly to make the
same inquiry, whether fsderalisss are COY
.in,-re al.sy the friends OF their country !?
Are they nor as sincerely aud&a ardeDsiy
attached to its happiness and welfare as are
the republicans To convince ourselves
of this, let us cxam;ne characters under
our Immediate uoticc. Have we not .teder-
al neighbors aud federal friends, IN whose
hands we. would be @Iliing to ensruss our
most Important private concerns And are
such men improper persons to-bc entfus'ed
With the interests OF our country There
are vet some leading fedcrais,s whom the
rage Of party has not removed from exalt.
I'd ADD responsible Office; do these ret: hi
Isheir stations WITH dignity, usefulness, and
patriotic. integrity? Would it not be dan.
grrous 10 displace them for the elevation
Of characters less qualified. less comPe'ens
to discharge ofacial dusiess Il has been
said ihatthe4fede ralists are in the interest
OF The British government. Recent events
hive proved this ASSERTION calunoy.
Who. on the subject Of the late Brltlstta
asg-essloo, haveheld a stronger Languages
/. of Interpretation who. op the occaslop'
/ have rallied around The standard of their
coua,gy with mare zeal AID .avdor imam
the feasrsl,sss Is this NOT sufficient VI
(; dencc that shry are not IN the British inter-
est? and no s,fer iaseres,has it been pre-.
, ,rDdrd that they arc attached TO.
The me has been when it was supposed
sha, BRUSH and a.French influence pre-
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To be Rented.

A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on King and Henry -streets-together
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side,
a two story Brick Dwelling House.
For terms a1tf,ly to IA, ,
Jonathan and M. 2chol6eld,
/ May /. co
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= - = : = -
In COUNCIL,
alst AUGUST, 1907
GRRERED,

GRRERED,
Z THAT the street commissioners for the
southern district, cause Gibbon-street to be
opened next to the river SO as to be passable
for Wagons, drays, &c. and that the dirt be
disposed of on such terms as will be most for
the interest Of the corporation.
ORprRED, That. licence be granted John
Hodgkin, to keep a horsc-market, for the
year 1907, and .taat he pay to the corporation
the sum Of twenty-five dollars for the same,
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ALEXANDRIA RACES.

~ ME ALExAapR1A jockey CLUE: RscEs
J. will commence on TUESDAY the Sd
day Of November next, the course will be- IN
the greatest stile, and enclosed by a complete
fence.
IL The first days parse will. be less than
FIFE HUNDRED DCLLARS, and will
probably be more than that sum-all arrange
ments VIII be published sometime previous to
the races.
Subscribers viii pay their subscriptions to
Mr. James Sanderson, treasurer. MIR. John
Hodgkinis aEj ointed clerk of the course, and
all arrangements respecting the course is vest-
ed in him.
James S. Scott, Seew.
August rs d3tlawtf
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1 EARlMERS. lTTEND !!

UAea y0ur horses discharge zuster tAcnt!f4lly
from the moth, (zvhich some SUPPOSE to be TN
consequence Of their feeding on the latter
groqutA Of ,grsss) 1t is frofosed TO g7vc tgvo
shoostuls Of 1ine :s0lt and a Aa5f shooaful Of
fine hozpdered resin daily, far. three or four
days :<then dssist for C day or tAo, and refeat
it at intervals far sone time: I'm observing
friend guho is q ling to do good, ard to COM
municate, remarks, +" the bensft. esferienced
from. using the a6ove aseshod, has been sufficient
10 authorize its recommendation for farthef t'7-
ak''
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N O T. / G. e..

WAS committed TO. the jail Of Franklin
w county, Pennsylvania. on the 2eth Of
April last, OH suspicion Of being runaway.
negro man who calls himself Jackie is a.
bout feet 9. or 10 inches high, very black;
when spoken to any ways cross, locks very
sarly has scar on the top of his right hand;
is about Sc or 81 years old, and is pretty slen-
der made.-If hei is not taken away before the
9Th Of September next, he. will be discharged
~ the court.
John Snyder, jailor.
Angus. IS. 3te
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Yesterday morning de1sarted this life fer
lingering illness, Doctor LINES GiLLLES,
,vlo has been G Practising physician Of great
emineuce in ibis tozvn for several gears, and for
I'M ilanthroty, by .fSo escelled. His remains
zoiN 5c taken from his house for inte1ae'st in the
Presbyterian buryiag GRAND This afternoon at
fve o'clock, at zvhich time and PLACE his friends
and acquaintance are RESPECTFULLY inyfted to Of
tend.
The Brethren of Alexandrla WASH
iagton Lodge, No. a2, are requested
to. meet at their Lodge-Room, this
evening, at half past four O'Clock, to
attend the. funeral Of THEN, deceased
Brother Dr.. James Glllses. It is alto
requested that they appear IN an appro
pirate dre(s.
BY order of the w. NJ.
ADAM LYNN,Seey.
The Members Of the St. Andrew's
Soeisty, are respectfully invited to at
tend. the funeral Of Doctor 7aposs Gil
lies, their late worthy Vice President,
this evening, at five O'Clock.
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ar. HI sheecb 10 Be continued
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09
Observation-Disclosures

q gentleman Just arrived in town.
in six days from Baltimore, informs
that the grand jury at Richmond have
found bills of Indictment for Treason a.
gainst Smith, Senator from Ohio. T.
Dayton, c. Tyler, Smith, Senator from
n. YORK, and others.
He also informs that the British shins
of Hampton have threatened to b9m5ard
Nlrt1N, unless the water CASKS DESTROYED
at Hampton are replaced.