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icons wise measure, embargo,
nf Jsa as ra.;onal the crazy may he no
brn ; a',s with his philosophic expert
pors d's''a~
pets. j, cuesta-nay he prove the Fa-
BIS . sf.,r Mr.. Pickering retired:
!, a -, President. The hon. Timothy
y ns-the honest, discerning and Dig
rss ) ,,a,5,;ot--snay America profit by his
ss ~. S5oIicy of our democratic administra-,
~ he their fort on Plumb island, stand
np' i ) sandy foundation. 81
S,such inaaence-she Grecian horse at
.sn;,tol Of our Troy--may the warning
= of our LAGOON yet save US.
Urn re constitution of the U. States--a ship
|r.a,astetl--scudding before the wind Of de-
'p",r,cv--a deaf man at the helm, and a
S,ad man coming.
ION. Timothy Pickering constant as
!, Northern Star, of whose true, fixed and
ssng quality, there is no fellow in the hr-
rsnelt.
After Judge Livernore retired:
Hon. Edward S. Livermore-a genuine
,Dresentative Of New-England-too wise
|mhe the dupe, too honest to be the tool OF
visionary and corrupted politicians.
The revenues of our country-as water
|cIt on the ground, which cannot be gather
dup again.
| The temporising measures OF our philo-
Eorhlc rulers, like the bar at our harbor,
|eaanually shifting, always dangerous.
The state of Rhode-Island--resrored to
! ne kaaty of federalism, may she long en-
|wmi fruits.
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always recruited the forces Of this prlncl-s
patty are soon to be augmented to 24,ooo,
besides which their prudent measures taken
for calling out the mass of the people IN case
of emergency. The news from Catalonia
/ understand are very favorable. The Spa
niards are besieging Barcelona with evsly
prospect OF success.
Departed this life, on Tuesday night the
18th inst, LATER alingering indisposition, inn
Page, esq. Commissioners OF loans tor the
state of Virginia.
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e. At the folicitatlon Of a
number of our country friends,
we shall commence, on the 9th
Of this month. the publication
Of a paper for the country. three
times weck, which will contain
all the matter and advertise
ments published in the daily pa
per. The price will be FIVE
DOLLARS Per annnn'.
Such of our prefcnt patrons
as reilde on the route where the
mail goes but once a week, will
be furniihed with the country
paper in lieu Of the daily enc,
unless ordered otherwlie.
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treaty been ratified, we should have been ii
an enviable situation: as it is, I very much
doubt if every nation, except those who
smart under the immediate lash. of the Cor
sican usurper, do not occupy much better
ground than we stand upon. wonder how
all matters withstand in Louisiana after the
grand meeting of the Cortes in SPAIN
Where is the Knight of the Spur and col.
Rife, that they are not on the bank Of the
Sabine! B..
Wash. Fed.
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aIsranorta Eailp Gasatte.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10.

Dispatches have, we understand, been re-
lived by our government from Mr.. PInck-
! eyas late as the 9th of September. At
|nttine ouraGairs with Englandwore near
rtAe same aspect as on the departure of
eSt Michael. A dehnitive answer was
unexpected from the British government
the proposition made on our part to
pend tae embargo so far as respects
isansl en- hcr / ssinding her Orders IN
oncl 50 far as they respect US. As the
Hope vas daily looked For in England
b h.r return from France, she may be
Jon expected, with the answer. There
however, one circumstance that may
rdace some doubt Of an early accommo-
hon, to wit; the recent appearance of q
tmphlet, attributed to ministerial member
parliament, in which It is maintained to
CHE interest Of G. Britain, still to CONT
PC her orders, notwithstanding France
Ruld repeal her decrees.-Nat. Lstcl.
hnsad that don Carlos, son of Chsrles
E&d brother to Ferdinand and one of
Re spanish royal captivcs in France, lately
tempted to make his escape. He was pur-
n, ovcrtaken, and brought back to Valen-
and now all the captiyes are more strict
guarded.
Inc Supreme Junta Of Spain, has sent an
10Y extraordinary to the emperor of Aus
: De wentin an English frigate toTrieste
proceed thence to Vienna.
The duke of Orleans, ano. the son Of the
s0f Sicily, were at Gibraltar at the last
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Brig Union, Potter, Georgetown,
to load for eastward.
Schr. Betsey, Davis, Gloucester, Ms.
northern produce-the master.
Atlantic, Bartlett, Newbaryport,
northern produce-the nastcr.
CLEARED,
Schr. Thomas. Nichols, Salem,
by the master.
Little Betsey, Park, Vienna,
by the master.
ORANGE. Bradshaw, Snow Hill,
byethe raster.
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is to give NOTICE That the subscri>
Der of Alexandra county, in the district of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county, letters Of administra-
ton on the personal estate of PETER WISE,
junior, late of the county aforesaid, deceased,
all persons having aims against the said de-
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, on Oh bsfore the 18th day of April
next or they may by law he excluded from
all benefit 20 said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of Cc-
tcber, 1903.
Adam Lynn,
Administrator of Peter Wise jun.
October l9. Staw6w
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October l9
ORPHANS COURT.

.Acrandria County, October Term, 1908.
ORDERED,
That the administrator of PETER WISE,
Junior, deceased, 10 insert the following adj
vertiseir emf in the alexandria Gazette. three
times a week for six weeks.
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Efray oorrel Horse.

TAKEN Up, on Saturday evening last,
a LIGHT SORREL HORSE, has blaze
face, his near hind foot white, blind OF the
left eye, had bride round his neck and
sheep-skin lying on his back--he has the
marks OF saddle and collar The owner is
requested to prove property, pay the charges
and expence of this advertisement, and ,akc
him away. Apply, two doors above Mr..
Ragp's office, St. Asaph-street.
October l9. 81
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A D D R E S S

TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES;
On the importance Of encouraging
DOMESTIC MANU-.
FACTURES
TEEDIN TO sHEW
That by a due encouragement of these essen
tial interests, the nation will be rendered
more respectable abroad and more
prosperous at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT or
The Improvements in Sheep at Arlngton.
The native Sheep of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed for extending his valus-
bic race of animals, for the benefit
of the country at large.
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John Wood,

Boot q Shoemaker.
cost
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FALL GOODS.
JOS. RIDDLE HAS RECEIVED, I,
Per ships hero and Caroline, from LiyerPooi'
WooIleq1 and Cotton Goods,

October l9 - :
FOR SALE,
so tons PLASTER PARIS,
90 barrels BEEF.
500 bushels POTATOES,
So barrels ONIONS,
80 do BETS,
100 reams WRAPPING PAPER,
boxes Spennac etti CANDLES,
Apply to Captain JOSIAH Barffstf, On board
the schooner Atlantic, at Bayne and Cart
wright's wharf, orto
Lewis Deblois,
Fairfax street.
October le. Sr
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The Subfcriber has on hand,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Suitable tortheabproachnag'Ss Season,
That will be sold On reasonable teIms.
4 bales blue KERSEYS.
Q do. beaver COATING.
i do. narrow CLOTHS.
] do. blue do.
2 do. bleaches Scotch DOWLASS.
MISC, ON HAND,
Madeira WINE in Or. casks.
COCOA in bags.
80 hhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted.
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
October -.
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

g. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
of the alexandria Dasy Gazette,
price Fire Dolls. s. Seventy fue
cents. A regular list CT the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August @.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19

shortened sail, wind at NV at fresh gale
with heavy rain, at strong gale and heay
w sea, middle art moderating, at 9 strong
gale and heavy sea, wind My w shorten
ed sail, saw the land under our lee, gale in
crcasing, with tremendous sea breaking
continually over us obliged to carry heavy
press of canvass to keep off shore, at split
the jib, trying to save it two men were
washed of the bowsprit, one of which was
drowned, notwithstanding ali exertions to
save him. At day ligh, saw the land close
under our lee. liavannah being about 2
miles to leeward of US, finding it impossi-
bic TO keep off shore, at 5 AM. bore UP, and
at 10 came to anchor in Havana. Gale
still continuing, repaired sails, &c. and on
the 21st sailed for this port in company with
the echr. Elijah Pigot, Lucet. D r5ar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19

to defend his majesty's kingdom against ;h.-
Invasion of Napoleon, aud we rrauire 80.
seafaring men to defend our coasts ,cd 49,
bors. Should this regulation be aGopt,d I
fear it will materially affect you. town and
Richmond, as It is supposed the first lan,is.
men will DE taken from the towns most re.
mote from the coast, ] shall however give
you early Information of the result.
Since writing the last sentence. how.
received Information, that it is hiehlv nro-
bable that the question here alluded n
will be settled as before mentioned. thar
the landsmen, who may be called for. will
be drafted, In the manneri of our militia
that those who may be dra ted to 90, NAV
furnish substitute, provided the person
offered as such being natural born subicc,s
Of the kingdom of Great Britain, and bel ,evs
ing in the non-expatriation principle.
am yours, &c. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19

WILL. IL. stand a, d, The ensuing
on Rucker's Run, miles from Amherst court.
house and 9 from Warminster. and will cover
mares az IS dollars the season IS dollars the Lean
and 10 dollars insurance. with one dollar 10 thes
groom in either case. The leap money to be paid
atthe time OF service, the season on irst day. of
August. and the insurance on frs. day of March
1909 Crop tobacco inspected al any Of the ware.
houses on James river from Lynchbuig TO Rich,
mond vii be received in paymcn, at Sd liars per
roOlb 1t rendered on or before the day il becomes
fus. Pas mage gra'is but no liability for acct
dents or eseapes t--GoyTY is a beautiful bay. III
years old feet 8 inches high, elegantly formed
and OF great strength. Ee was got by Sir Peter
Teazle, and came our of the eelebia,ed Yellow.f
Mare. she was got by Tandem, her dam Perdi,a
by Herod out of Fam Forster by Sioe, and SO
through the bes, stock that England has produced
as may be seen by reference 10 the gekersl stud
BIO ok -Sloc was the most Distinguished racer of
MS day, Z was never beat. GorTS's CoLrs ore
running with great credit in England In 1906
four only started of which one was winner ard
when losing they came in with great credit.
bea'ing the get Of Buzzard Precipiiale, Oscar,
sir Peer Teszle and others of The first character
N Ergland-in 1907 Mr.. Weaiherby (author of
the Racing Calendar) writes to me under date
Sept 18th, at which time the racing for hat wear
was not over, that several of Gouty's colts were
winner, and one of them had the misfortune 10
hiSak his shoulder, or it was supposed he would
have been the best OF his year in England The
season will commence on first March and termi-
ma first Augaet Y. RIVES
February 10, 1903. low
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NEW-YoRE, Feb. s. -. !


I n DEAU MIN RESUSCITATE D. --,f--
IN Saturdays paper we. inserted. an adj
yertIsemsnt, stating that a person therein
described had been found dead in q privy
somewhere IN the Bowery. On enquiry il
turned QUITO be untrueAno such man Nav,
ing been found dead as mentioned. The
person who handed III the advertisements,
was alamo man, dressed in {" a black broad
Cloth coat, black waiscoat, drabi cashmere
pantaloons, and boots, and named HAYES
Ia fact the, very. man himself who it was
said had been found dead. We understand
that the reason assigned for this strange
publication was, to excite the conitniseratio
on ct a young woman who had, on being
asked, refused to marry the said Hayes.
: qt4l--,{ 81 isat 20 .rsiaeh Lang.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19
Tract of Land,

Lying in the county Of Halifsx, on Slaunton RI.
YER Coutsining
O EVEN hundred and twenty five acres. more
~ or less; IL was once the property Of Samuel
Beal, was sold by him TO William Mosely, and
morgaged by Mosely TO Robert Andrews and
John Pierce, trustees Of Beall, 10 secure The nav.
ment of the purchase money--The ind nture Of
mortgage, which was recorded in he general
court bears dale the 22d da, Of June 1905 At
the same time and p ace, such Of the 81 aVES
as arc described in the sand mortgage. and IT ay
be produced by the taid Mosely, will also be sold
for cash The sale IS made by,virtue # decree
{ the superior court Of ehaucery for the Rich
monf district, pronounced in a SUIT therein de.
pending. IN which the said Pierce surviving trus.
&c is plaintiff. and the said Mosey Is defendant,
and for the purpose Of raising the following sums,
with interest viz Il los IS with interest a. the
rate Of per cent. from the LIST Of Janaary l793-
e los 6 with ike interest from The 81 day of
January i704- Z I0l 10 with like interest from
The Isl day Of January l795 E97 n with ike
interest from the is day of January l796-E 96i
5 with ike interest from the lst day Of January
1797-E2i IA with like interes, from the I4th
day Of July 1902 and IS dollars S8 cents, the
COSTS Of the suit. - The residue Of the money de-
creyd 10 be raised The plaintiff does not pretend
10 claim, as appears by an endorsement made by
the clerk of the said court m the order dissolynz
an injunction Obtained by John b Scott 10 say
ne saie Of the said land, which endorsement Is
copied from a " sting i,ed 10 The su's hrst above
by the paintlf's agent and attorney.
The COMMISSIONERS
Richmond Isruary IL, 1908 ~
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State Of North Catol;Si 80 N

o,ats OF North Carolina. Cas.se)i county.
NA/'E do hereby certisy that ON Il ygs,,1,.'.. '.
s.h day OF January last James Orr. ana IS
the justices OF the peace OF said ;,
ted 70 abe Jail of said COUNTY a negro mar ~.
Saped ms name psreR ID Logs and who ~
passed as free man, in said county. The -. ~.
or ten months next preceding his commitment
ne sad negro was eonimitted 'onder an as, ors
assembly of this Sta,eiwhich .sut,i.o,s anvrfssss,
nan uading with a slave. to payja psnaI,v of,s
POUNDS erteaian IN close jail three month sb,n,j
me person so Offending refuse OF be unable IN
5he hne. The said negro Peer ID lone. ~
manned IN the jail of said county until ,fe eon, ),
u pleas and quarter sessions, held in said csn,
~ the month Of January last; VIXEN on he rb;,,7
day Isl SAID Court James Hiher esc,nake kn,,,,,,
TO SAID court THAI the said negro was no, !, rsss
pan, ana that his name was ISAAC, and a fpg;.
1--WE rom JUS zee, he the isaac having been con.
qemnsd to suffer deatlpby he COUNTY com, Of
riusylyanIa, Va some time in the beginnins &c
,he' year 1907. On which information the co,,,
Ioi thIs county, then sitting. ordered he said ne
geo TO be keptin close custody until applied e.,
BY the executive of Virginia or some o,hcr mo.
per auhofty. we do further certify that on ths.
ouriir day of thisfpresens month, Safnosp F,,,,s
made application to the sheriff ofthis ccu,,,S -.
Tue sad negro Isaac, & opsaiisfac DRY evj.,encs
mace by hlm the said Fuq,ia to the sh>rifr. The
sad sheriff did. on the said day, de5;yer M
ne SAID Fnqua The said ne gro Isaac G,yeI,, ~
def out hands this 5th day Of f .oruarv ls0s : ?
sslct tsNny hTKiasoN. Justice of Peace I,
10 sSoEoMoE GRAVES Iusriee of pee. -,
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SALEM. Mass. Feb s

1t is now confessed that some of the most
Intelligent men in our country have declar-
ed IN favour of the embargo. The violence
which has been opposed TO this measure,
M mes as could not be set aside from any
partalities of party interest.--Some of our
hest merchants, statesmen and citizens,
who are to make the greatest sacrifices,
are willing to approve OF measure, which
has as its object the preservation1of our
property, and of the peace of thenation, ii
SD hca .at.si 5afs (RegiSter)
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Mr. PLEAsANrs,

Mr. PLEAsANrs, = = p 'esll = - =
foa ssiN inser. toe following ce,,i-
fea'e ak sueek' nt6e a,ga.. as t5,rk !, % ,,
cue to "yset and friends, and o5lge ,ais ,es5;et
~" F.h. ,e zoo, alsa.s 3oS. FUQUA.,
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AdvertiSeme MT.

WILL BE SOLD. on Saturday The u day Of
February nex', for ready money, on the pre-
mics, q valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19

The English measures in Denmark have
not found such warm friends in Europe as
IN America. The European continent is
now united IN sentiments upon the nature of
TINS daring insult to- quiet and neutral
nation. dt is-lefts fhrsth defenders of, En-
gland in America to give their appreciation
t@6the most iawless. insult to all national
honor. The British, may, pretend. that the
French overawe the. nations Of Europe,
but the public voice has made opposition to
D hiN s violence 'llatlEl dippty. 10.
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We learn from Washington that the Re-
Publcans of Congresschave assembled to
give their voice III favour of candidates for
the next election of President and Nice
President and the most honorable, testi-
mony was IN fayor5 of JAMES MADISON, the
present Secretary of State, for President,
and GE9RcE CLIFTON for,Vice President.
No doubt Is are entertained that this desig-
nation expresses the unequiovcai sense of
the Ohited 'otates.f o' 'p1s'it0fiie ~ i6!o'
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dD0nlestlr.
REPORT
OF THE SRcRsrARr oF rms TREASURY.
ON The susJscr CT
PUBLIC ROAD ~ CANALS,
Made IN tu, s.anee
OF ARKsoLUTIoN OF SENATE IF MARCH ;
lCoNTtNUED

COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE Ar
LAErIC AND wEsTERE Waters
he Appalachian mountains, 60 use -.
ancient generic denomination. ex esd 10
a direction west OF south, & oJL ne 42d 10
the S4,h degree of north latitude, ap-
Droaching The sea, d even washed bv ,he
tide 10 the state of New York, ana hence
in their sou,herly course, grsoeany rece
ding from the sea shore. Viewed as Z
whole, their breadth may be estimated a.
10 miles, and they consist IT q SUGGEST
o. Of parallel ridges, flowing nearly the
direction Of the sea coast, irregulariy in
te seeded with r'vers, and divided by mar
row vallIes. The ridge, which divides tn
Atlantic rivers from the western waters,
generally known BY the name Of A.legha
ny, preserves throughout a nearly equal
d sauce Of $50 miles tom the A ian,ic
ocean, and nearly uniform elevation OF
5000 feet above the level of the sea,
Those mountains may. however, be per.
haps considered as consisting of two prin.
cipal chains between these lies the fer
tile limestone valley, which, although &C.
casIonally interrupted by transversal nd
ges, and in one place, by the dividing or
Aieghony ridge, may be traced from New
bsg and Esopus, on the Hudson river, 10
! Knoxville on the Tennessee.
The eastern and narrOwest chain is the
Blue Ridge of Virginia, which in lis nor h
cas-. course traYerses under various names,
the states Of MaryIaad, Pennsylvania, aud
New Jersey, forms the high lands broken
al West Point by the. tide of the Hudson,
aid then uniiing with the Green noun
tAus, assumes a northetly direction, and
divides the waters of the Hudson, and Of
Like Champlain, from those Of Connec.
ticu river. On the borders Of Virginia
and N3r,h Carolina, he Blue Ridge IS o..
n ed by an inferior mountain, with the
great western chain, and thence to is
southern extremity, becomes the princi-
pal Or dividing mountain, discharging
ess wardly the rivers Roanoke, Pedee, San
Tee, and Savannah, into the Atlantic uce-
an southwsrdly the Cha'abouchee, and
toe Alabama into The gulph OF Mexico
ADD weslwardly the New rIvef and the
tennessee. The New river, taking q
northwsrcly couis Sc, breaks through all the
ridges Of tie great ives ern chain, ard at .
snort distance beyond it, unites under the
1ame Of Raphawa, with the Ohio. The
fenne see pursues, al iirSl, south ives
tteclIOn between tho 40 chains, until Ina.
UUg reached. and in westwardly cours,
'iurocd The southern extremity ofIhe grea
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1Dnetrn
FROM THE BOSTON DEMOCRAT.

SONG
or sfiu,tky JONATHAN, suho, from, the zyalls
Of Lexington road fred array all his am
-muntffon, and then hrezo stones!
plague on those snivelling coxconbs, say I,
Who would sell, for sixpence, tfeir freedom ;
About poverty, ruin and hardship hey cry,
And think that the people will heed EN-,
TX they say we regard orr own pockets alone,
IT'S quite on wrong ground that they argus,
We reckon the public advana age our own,
Not selfsh!y curse the Embargo.
To paint Starvation the kiaves seize the pen
And paper de6le by the acre,
They'll whine, till their purpose is answered ;
and then
We may starve and be hang'd. FOR what the,
Care
TO save US from starving, and hanging to boo,
I'm mistaken if they would so fa go;
Number one" as guess, is the principal root
OF this clamor about the Embargo
When hungry I've fought. and when naked I've
TOLD
Fos Freedom, the greatest Of trearures;
No ha.d,hirs could move me wheA Liberty
smI'd,
|. iaugh'd al eEeminate pleasures.
shall |, who often mid danger and want,
Have gone tar as any man dare 60,
6enearn igh'er burShens now grumble and pant,
md sn,ink from the Ills of Embargo2
When no payI could gel, TO be sure I did stare,
Twas hard--bu, we were independent
All suaer'j--so, cheerguy bore my share
Twas we'll lost-and so there was an end ont.
n hose times, when tories az, eal'd to our W ants
We sNon did for feathers and vargo;
m the I'D soldier stil' whom no suffering daunts,
Not even the pinching Embargo.
| hold. that when storms that we cannot control
Sweep with terrible fury the ocean
It's better in port 10 make sure of the whole,
Though welose. for while, pr opo,ton.
like, when my country is Sh'iving, the cash,
For money CHS ssid) makes the mare GO;
SUI, in base competition wi,h Freedom, ',is
trash,
So hnzza for the prudent Emoargol
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-Four Dollars Per Annum--Paid in Aavance.l

G-P The price If tins paper to SUD-
scri6ersis four dollars per drnu'n, to be
paid in aaOarce.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square in length GO lines are insert
ed, the first time for seoenty.jfve cents !;
three z0eeks (sia times for three dol
lars and far eOery subsequent inserti-
or, thwty-three cents. Lang ones in
the sane broportion. In faOo,- o ttiose,
ho1Ueoer, 1vho a1ucftiSe by tie gear Cei-
Their once or tzvice a 1veeek J a deduction
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