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1.-Two year. nave elapsed

NEARLT Y two years have elapsed
IN since the dissolutionf Of the part
nsrshiP d. Mrr,ssD e Bsotrn, during
which time ! have anxiously been wait.
ing forthose persons indebted TO said
concern toe come forward and discharge
their respective accounts, in which /
have been disappointed--f no~ requess
"a thoseindsbted 20 said concern, o Z to
piyselfin my manner whatever,,t ito make
Immediate paynaentyo Mr.. Robert Wor-
thington, whom Ikavs authorised 10 re-,
osipe tlr same-Those who neglect. a.
tending 10 this notice. within q short
tims nl,ss calculate UPON suits being
enmmsnesd, AZ il Is Impossible TO give
anJ. loneer indulsence. =: : -,
JOAN MORROW.
SAeekcGs. Taspa, N5v, 81, 1907.
%,A-E - q tFSE p : EG#E- ; y
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10 the Jail Of Isfer-
~ spn county On Friday The 2oth IN:
stant. I Negro Man who -ealls himself
BILL, about 81 years Of age. FIVE feet
six Or seven inches high, has his right
loot froze Of from the ins,ep, had on a
pair Of white homemade uowsers. no
shirt, and his, other clothing extremely
ragged and indSseF.bahie. ~ w..
WILLIAM MALIN, jailor.
osossay, feos
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A 49, - .g-"-1
Berkeley, -. <.e, -,
February Court, slsos. ,
Miehast M'Ke~an. Complainant,
Abraham Dassnpor., a.
A4,,sa davenport ssa ps's'a'''', !
/, a.. l. In GHANcERY
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FALL and WINTER
GOODS.

HE ubseriber. informtheirtieads
eastsmess a. q 6xtascel sadths
public in general, that hey are how O.
Peniug, atshsir store (,ts tAt Narkes.
Honss) in Shepherds. fowu. : very
extensive and eompless assortmen. Of
1=st - g SCR y
Frs6 Wae1t. !Goa1t,
together with The most elegant assort.
men' Of "
Me- Fa.e, Gosd!.
evsropsned in this part Of the eountry
all which they win sen very cheap. BY
wholesale and retail.
NJ 4 JOHN N
r. s. They continue 70 give the
Highest price in CASH for Fiides and
6kins--and have prime SoAl. Upper and
Harness. Leather, with nice Cali. Skins
md Boos.Legs for sale.
Shepherds. Town, Novr. Is, 1907.
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N. 3, lvi.hcso sen an my stock Of
GOODS now On hands any person
wishing to purchase, win Cad Il their
interest," 70 call, al win ssl On good
terms. "a i.
Wm. b. KING. .
Mil cresi. Nsvsmhers 1907. =
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NewGoods.
-. - +
THE saSseribsr has jus. sai.h.d
opening a large supply Of
Wmter Goods, :

which, added to his former lsosk, makes
his alsortmept very eomPlete, an which
he will sell very Chssp% -
William b. KING.
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together with The most elegant assort.
ment Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-12
Public Sale.

January 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-12
From the Philadelphia Gazette.
tGreak Shit Z. S. 4th Is

tGreat SHIP Z. S. 4h Isl mo year 8.
Well friend Ref how do you carry sail at
the ****** ***** They are cauking down
the main hatch,and it is supposed they are 60
ing tosmoke the ship for.rats-aye, embargo
hatch OHIO anger holes to creep out.
Mr.. Rose and theDeputy Collector at Nor
folk did net understand each other. The lat
ter a booby--the former wrote to Erskine on
Saturday. The Diyan removed the difficulty
by express Mr. Rose is expected here on
9Th. Yesterday old P. the chief mate told
me all would yet SO well If we did hot throw
the bottle of bildge water at the bottle Of Rose
water
On Saturday last the P. and his four aids
were in close Divan from II to ; P. NJ sup
pose to know whether they had better tack
ship, wear, lye to, or scud, and the result, to
lettne main-top-sail lye to the mast, to keep
our same latitude and longitude. If Mr. Rose
is clever, and has ATTITUDES all is well-then
off goesthe main hatch ,and care nothing about
the great Boni--points-is the affairs of the
Chesapeake, and that OUR men should not
be impressed by sea military tribunals, and
adopt means on our part not to admit British
seanen in public or private vessels-l believe
our LINE includes those who have resided SIX
years in the u. S. and has become citlzens,all
under is not to be employed or admitted In
our vessels. i believe these are true sound
ings and as such [ state them. Old Sloan
wants government to Philadelphia and he
expects his cart and mare to be sent here to
carry up the Capitoi and all the apparatus );
but the difficulty is how to cross the ferries
it is presumed ne will be aided by a division
of gun-beats.
Well, Wilkinson will still carry the day, he
viii crawl off the lee shore, he will have the
aid of good anchors, cables, capsterns, blocks,
sails, &c.-God and the holy prophet, aid yop
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.;,,;.nev & seemed on The point OF go
!nsn Me-, : nrs.en,ed ,on analysis,no renafksole
i .ss.nee from the air taken 90 the surface
Gus gus ssr,h There was only 2 very
o - .sd;,;onal portion of carbonlc acid
sm' -, susisisn, 10 produce any change 10
.s 80 s,ats of my lights. i was nosn'ng
~. he density Of the clouds, ready % %
Da snye,,ed into rain. that diminished 'nelr
s,;l,;ancy, Though was carried at TOUT
O ,.Iasl 70 the height of more than three
.somssnd fathoans. my head was not SO
Ma,lrn bu, that I could put on my aa' !;
- he contrary fel, such pressure upon
u,emples aud jaws as 20 produce pam: /.
s.s- san. al that elevation. lost none OF
Ma ,rsnlendence; never beheld mat u
1890 90 brilliant. and the loads'ooe !os9
- lis msgoe,ic virtues. Thus talls
,,,.ssys,ssa ioven,ed By NJ, Robertson, q
g.. ...sr, sioce, sDd already dscred'ted
~ ressor thus the story ofswoAen neaas'
ar without oxygen, collected by 2
SO h-,np s: Of the sun without resplen-
Loo. re the lcads,oDe without virtue ];
r as,,er without gravity; OF the moon,
-. color az blood /; and of all the won'
dsr6,, tA,ees ioyentet by the same Aero.
nam. can, in fature, hnd place only IN
The wr.,ched rhapsodies Of the celebrated
Ko,ssbue.
GARNERIN.
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William C. Newton.
cost.

BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
1000 bushels Turk 's-lsland Salt
1000 do. Ground Alum
100 do. St. Ubes
500 do. Liverpool Blown
A few sacks do.
Sugar in hogsheads and barrels, Of various
qualities
Coffee in barrels, bags aDd tierces. Of do.
NewEngland Rum, in barrels
Whiskey in barrels
Molasses in hogsheads and barrels
Young Hyson and Imperial Teas, by the
chest or small quantities; Lump and Loaf
Sugar; Wrapping Paper by the ream; PIais-
ter of Paris-Also Family Butter in frkins,
of superior quality.
Family Flour kept as usual.
/ wish to sella Double key'd Rarhsichord,
in complete order at low price, on short
credit and wish to purchase, for cash. a Me-
gro Boy and Girl
A. LIMBO.
Jor,or,,
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10y virtue ola deed of trust from Samuel
ID Hattcrsley to the subscriber, for the par
pose Of securing the payment of a sum OF mo-
ney therein mentioned, to John Duffy as Sc
curity for said Hattersley to isaac Robins, by
endorsements, will be sold, at publit sale, at
the market house square, for cash, on FRI
DAY, the 2 list instant, at nine O'Clock, In
the morning, variety Of Household & kitch-
en- Furniture, Goods, Books, &c. as mentI-
oned in said deed of trust and attached to the
same.
William C. Newton.
January 70. cost
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: The Proprietor OF

Alexandria Daay Ad0e1ta5sgs
difpose OF the Establishment
moderate tesms-th there are &c ".
nearly SIX hundred >.ubecl'. eIS
and the Lift encreasl. ,-ic a
Perfon of Induitry ARD 7'slents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable eliua-
ton. Circumstances hey cid lis
Controul render it necessary 10
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold great Bargain if Applicant
on be made 1oon.
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January lo.
N O T c. E..

w WHEREAS contract was entered into
w between Beai Clement and myself, Tor
the sloop Olive Branch, of Alexandria, III
consideration of which gave him two notes
for four hundred ana fifty dollasrs each, dated
the 18th of September last, payable IN two
and fou, months. which contract has been
cancelled, and through neglect the notes were
not given up to me.-Ihls is to caution all
persons from taking an assignment OF them
as am determined net to pay them.
Zaehariah Mann.
January IL. st"
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aud altappear perfectly satisfied: We had
many difficulties to combat, but fortunately
surmounted them all.
The influence Of the British, the pro
phet, and the persons .etlled CD the land
Hnder Indian. purchase. all combined 81
gainst us. We have built siocksde round
this place; and block houses, and are O.
bliged to be vigilan,. Every effort Of the
British has been exerted to render the Ia
dams hostile to u. |; bur thank God, Ittust
and believe we have counteracted success.
fully, their Infamous designs"
Extract Of letter fran a respectable gen.
fleman, residing at Presqu'Isle, to his
friend at Washington, datrd 4th Dec.
1907.
Some ,ime since, l was called on by
man of the name Of Paterson, who
says he served as SERGEANT under general
Wayne. He had just been visiting the
ground where his general was buried, bu.
to his notification and surprise, found no
attention had been paid to the memory Of
his deceased general. The poor fellow
really seemed hurt, and urged me to I'm.
der.ake, by subscription, TO raise money to
procure (if nothing morel a head ADD too,
stone, TO be set a. the grave, and offered
dsllars himself, although working days.
works, to maintain his family. however,
declined, alleging that i. would give OF
fence TO the generals family bu, ptomis.
ed TO paw some attention 70 the business.
at first had thoughts Of having it laid
before our s,a.e legislature; but have been
informed the subject was once before them,
and opposed by the generals son. who
was then member OF that body, on the
ground that his father was y. S. officer,
and he thought the general government
ought to pay respect Q his memory. Per.
hsps it would be proper to lay the matter
befose Congress, and endsavor, a. least,
to have money appropriated, sufficient to
erect a decent tombstone over his grave,
as it appears, unless some mark is ser on
the ground, it will in little time be difi-
cult to trace the spot where his ramalns
are deposited"
The bravery and fidelity of gen. Wayne
was never questioned by any honest man in
the u. S. or elsewhere.
1t is we'll known fact, that he stood
high in the confidence Of gen. Washing
too, and was instructed by him TO watch
the conduct Of Wilkinson, in the Western
country, at the time tina, The suspicion
: y" 5t'usIst,s5 sv7r tVuS cUfae azUake.
Being on his way from the Western ar.
my 20 Philadelphia, Wayne was taken sick
at Presqu'Ile, and there died.
Had ne lived 10 reach the then seat of
government, it is asserted by some, who
ought TO know the fac., tina. his Port Fo
lie contained certain documents, which
would have Precluded any necessity to
investigate the conduct of certain persons
at this time; but unfortunately all his pa
papers fell into the hands Of some person,
not inclined to give them proper direc-
ton.
From the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
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not been put 10 The expence Of asingle
dollar ia his defence.
aleraabria DAILY advertiser.
TUESDAY, JANuARY u.
Mx. SsowDEr,

SIR,
BY giving the following lines place in
your paper, you will oblige
SUBSCRIBER.
From the recent conduct of some young
men in this town, lwho in this age of i'm
provement are styled gentlemen)l have been
induced to believe that the MohockC Club which
existed in England during the year l7l2, IS
about to be revived here The mlschleYous
acts which those youngsters have committed,
altho' they do not in enormity amount to what
the ancient Mohocks we're guilty OF, never
theless require immediate redress, the reason
of these being less guilty than those may be
owing to their want OF numbers, those engag-
ed in the transactions of last Friday night,
happily for society are but few. Is 1t not abb
surd to suppose that any thinking being can re
ceive pleasure from breaking the windows and
bursting open the doors Of honest tradesmen,
but from the circumstance above alluded to,t
appears there are some solitary beings, who
take delight in being guilty of such acts, this
certainly betrays a vacuum in the PA mater.
The young men who were the perpetrators
Of this mischief are not very remarkable Tor
2solidity of reasoning, or for their intimate &C
quaintance with good manners, it IS hoped
these petty frolics will not again be repeated.
The character of these rioters is well known
to the writer of this, should they again be
caught tripping their names will be disclosed
to the public.
Alexandria, January II, 1908.
The .Joliomng Directors Of the Virginia Bank
AID Branches 7yere a1fltointed on Monday the
III \ Z -
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TO RENT.

TO KENT,
The three story Dwelling House, Bake
House, FlouY-Shcd and Out-Houses, belong.
ing to Thomas Crandell, deceased situate on
Union-street, between King & Prince streets
Also, House, Stable and Clubhouse, to-
gether with the Lot adjoining, situate at the
West End, For further particulars enquire OF
Anthony Rhodes.
January -.
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FOR SALE.

January 10.
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The joliou1ng Directors Of the Virginia Bank
AID Branches zyere a1ttlointed on Monday the
4th inst.
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keep mid channel, vi.
breeze, then you can haut ~ :
weather shore-Viya Austhea 5asahe'
cafe Lux on,
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WANTED.
TO rem r.,

A convenient two story Drilling House and
Store, situate on the corner OF King and Pitt
streets, lately occupiedby Mr. John Ramsay.
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert /. Taylor.
January 70. 60
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RICHMOND.

Abraham B, VenaRle, *Gabriel Ralston,
B. Hatcher, *John Cunningham,
Joseph Gallego, *Wm. WardlaW,
Jarvis Storrs, James Brown,
Samuel peasants, irs. *Tho. Rutherford,
John C.. Hu5ner, *Edward Darlington
JohnII. Foushee, Rd Adams. !,
PETERSBURG.
r. Birchet, A. Paugh,
J. Byrne, VIM. Clarke,
Alex. Brown, Paul Nash, =
Tho. Atkinson, *James Strange,
*Joel Harmon, eRobert Pullock, .
Nathaniel Friend, r. Walker.
-IM1aa Rnwdarl-A
NORFOLK. w
Richard E. Lee. Martin Fisk,
Doctor J. Taylor, Christopher Fry,
John Southgate, Geo. NJ Intosh,
Alexander Jordan, st. Armstead,
Saml Mosely, *Edward Roberts,
VIM. B. Lamb, sAnthony Wake. sr.
Saml. Marsh,
FREDERICKSBURG
DR. C. Kee, Tho. Goodwin,
John Minor, Robert Patton,
John T. Brooke, John Scott,
John Mercer, *David Henderson,
*Hugh Mercer, Geo. French,
John Taliaferro. *John I. Lomax.
Chs. l.. Carter,
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Ff0n + dW6U0 PupeIS ~ We llM Lee.
KINGSTON, DEC II. Arrived ship Da.
mascora, Docksn6orf, Bristol, Mass, 10
Is days. Sailed schooner Adventure, for
Baltimore. December 10. arrived brig
Ocean, Malcom, 90 days from Portland.
December 2, arrived schoouers Aou, An.
dersou, Boston, ~; Morning Star, Pool,
Bath, 26: sailed ship Pomona, for Port
au Prince; brig Greyhound, Townsheod,
Wilmington; ship Fidelity, Ogilsie, New
Orleans; and brig Ann for do. Decem.
Der 9. arrived brig Endeavor, S'ockwell
Portland, 80 days; brig Orion, Lily,
Bath, SO; ship Elizabeth, New York, %;
brig Junius, Roberts, Philadelphia 90
sailed schooner Friendship, Pride, Eden.
too. The barque Nixon, Harper, from
Lisbon for Alexandria. with salt, has pu.
into Port Royal in distress, having split
her sails. Detained, the Danish schooner
Trio, from ST.. Thomas for New Orleans,
and arrived yesterday.
Extract of letter from public character
of great responsibility, to his friend in
the torn Of RnsfeM, Massachusetts,
dated Detroit, Nsp. 80, 1907.
eve concluded treaty with the Irdi-
aus on the 18th inst. probablyeshe moss
advantageous which has vet been made.
They have, Cor the sum of $4,000 dollars,
coded to theU S. about millions of acres
Of land, of excellent quality and we'll situ.
a,ed for Improvements, extending from fort
Defiance, on the Miami, ebout 26c miles
on tina. river, lake Erie; the river Detroit,
lake and river ST. Clair, ADD lake Huron
comprehendiug all the rivers falling into
these waters, and all the islands. Every
chief has sjgaed Who ha. been requested,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

The French in the late expedition against
ST BarlhOlomews, took the fort, ard plum
dered tn princip4 inhabitants of every hing
they could take away They afterwards
compelled the governor to enter into an a.
greement not 10 suffer any more American
vessels "a be fitted out there under Swedish
colours TIcy took large quantity ofcolIte
belonging TO Mr.. Wilson, of Baltim re,
against whom they hat great antipathS oil
account OF a brig belonging to tim hsy-
ing lately given French privateer severe
mauling, and which brig they expected 10
have found there.
Capt Lyons, at Charleston, from Africa,
Nov, II, lat y, long %, spoke the BRITISH
sloop Of war Bermuda, who supplied him
with 6lO lis. Of bread, for which they
would receive no compensation.
Tesset SpoteH Dec. 81, OF Hog-Island,
sch Capein, capt. Clark, Of Portland, for
ieLeag, ; hours out--aH syelIl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

ohaste sand pertinent Latin address nan
forming II tic same tine tie cercmon:es
induction. The President then Ascend,
the desk, and delivered IN address rcrln,-
with the purcst sentiments Of virtue and :;
''y Livery tiiend Of religion and science
ana OF Tins important literary institution
must re!olce at the prospect now opened nc
I's great and increasing usefulness. Tie
loss recently sustained III the death of ito
late WORTHY head, the Rev. Dr. M Kcer. has
been deeply felt. We participate II he
satisfaction, with which its friends NAV ev.
Pect inc important station, made vacant IN
MS death, TO oe filed with ability and bonor
ana 70 INC public benefit. With 4 narentsy
anxiety the President drew picture of ,be
CANCERS, ~ which literary youth are err.as.
ca, but with the zeal and yitror of firm and
upright dscipinarisn, D. imed out tba
stfaIG htFatb Ot Collegiate duty Indirect;nr-
ms ADDRESS to the members Of the boards ~.
government the president recommended III
"llenu"n 70 the scripture history ana I'LL
ull!es as an important part of the ferularev-
efclseS and IN CXhorting tie students VI
o. uer, SoDLlc'y & application, placed n Tier
view the ligh Obligations of religion ana
u orM virtue. The kew Mr. Eaton cf
harpsUell made the concluding PRAYER,
Pieces q vocal and instrumental music were
Judlclously intersrcrsed. Tie ofI;cers of
the government with number Of gentle
men from the neighboring towns then par
took Of a repast provided for the occasion
Tie performances Of the dav we've caIcu-
la'ed 10 impress the audience IN the most
favorable manner. Nor was it the least
pleasing circumstance 10 many, that tie ex-
C dent address Of the President was doliy.
cred IN their Nernacular tongue, since thus
its MON entous sentiments could be fully au.
pi ciatcd by Tie great BODY Of the citizens.
and literary institutions be indicated before
The people at large.
We understand that it i IN contemplation
20 publish a 1olume of select discourses of
the late Dir. M'Keen, and that proposals for
subscription will probably be issued b, tie
government Of the institution, over which he
Pre- sided
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HOUSE oF RFPRRyEN71rIYFs.
TUESDAY, DEC. Y

TUESDAY, DEC. z.
About - o'clock, the doors we're
opened.
On motion Of Mr.. Blount, IN. CT
the house resumed the consideration of
the report Of the committee Of the
whole on the fortiiCation bill Mr..
Masters { N. Y ] moved the recommi.-
ment Of the bill with a view to striko
out 100000 dollars, and insert 500,
600. While submitting some observe
tons n support 81 hi, motion, conf
d2"uAl massage from the senate was
aOUnctc-whereupon the gallaIics
we're cleared for half an hour.
Mr Masters concluded his observa-
lions IN favor Of lis motion. a con-
ycrsltlon a some length arose on sew
erai questions of order which we're
Started, in which Messfs. Masters.
Goose, Biount Macon, Aston, Kelley,
Quincy, Thomls, Stanford, and some
others tooN part. The question 81 Mr..
Masters motion was then taken by
yeas and rayS-and los'-35 ID 97.
Attic instance Of 11r Bacon, I Ms
the galleries were again Cleared for
few minutes.
When the doors were opened, Mr..
Cooze { Ms VS. speaking on the for
tlhcation bill. lie thought the sum Of
Que million Of dollars inadequate 10 The
protection Of 42 ports and oomplair-
cd that *" house had not received full
and clear Information on the subject,
from those whose province it is TO com
municate information the secretary
Ct war, and the select committee VINO
reported Inc bill -Mr. Q. spoke al
Length 70 show that the quantum Of de-
fence allotted to his own district VAS in
sufficient.
Mr. 3loan N. J said, that The house
would recOllectit was now a good While
since he had said any thing but as
it was very fashionable for members 10
assign very lengthy reasons for their
votes, he would beg leave to ASSIGN a
very brief reason for the voice he should
give There seemed 10 be numer-
Gus quantity Of eloquent members on
tits fsor, and he suspected that some
instead q. thinking, spent themselves
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IN Justice to yourselves, e your country
and 10 posterity, continue to support the
measures pursued By the leaders of
your rarty9
thai is the Embargo TOR? is a quest
ion asked BY many, but which no one
c,n answer, unless it is to render the
miseries Of the country complete. lis
operation only for a few days, has
thrown thousands Of that class Of citi-
zens WHO depend on their daily labor
for support, out Of employ. Many
Of the citizens of this town, should i
continue, in short time, will suffer in
a cruel manncr-Nor viii the country
Bc exempt from its eject. The Far
ner will soon feel lis operation Every
kind Of country produce which is
brought 70 this market, will COM
mtnd but little more than one half the
price it did last Winter.-Whilc the
policy which IS adopted by the govern
ment has direct tendency 70 advance
the piice Of foreign articles, particular
ly West-India Goods. The Farmer
will not long relish those measures
which doubles the exchange against
his own products, for those Of other
countries.
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Induction Qf the President Of Bo.ydoin
College,

On Wednesday, 25d, ut. agreeably To
public notice, a meeting Of the Trustees
and Ovcrseers of Bowdoin College was held
at The President house IN BrInsw wick. for
the purpose OF inducing into office the Rev
Jesse Appleton, President elect Of the Col
lege. st about noon the procession accom-.
panied with music entered the meetino
house Of the town, where very considera.
bic collection Of citizens was assembled
The thrcne Of grace was addressed N \ de-
vout and appropriate manner BY Alden Brad
ford, Esq Who had been appointed ID OFF
oiate on the occasion, and w.o pronounced