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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
BOSTON, Juae 3.
Massachusetts Legislature.


IsSE ).
The resolutions Ct Mr. Whtsson berg
the order of The day, were 'skc5 up. they
were supported by Nisss.s. Wheatoo. Bay
lies, Adams, I hstehr, Sargent whitman,
Bates ard Gore, ard opposed by Aicssrs.
Bangs, Wes,on,E .plry, MARTA and Nor
ten. 1hehouse .djournsd ~ishoai dc;
sion.
10 no debate before 10 our house. ct re-
.riesrn.auvss has mo!e iptcrra;icc and "a
leo.s been displayed, OF more auditors bSen
cole cted.
JuSE 3.
The ecn.iderasicr q 'sIr, VII, aton's re
Solutions w&s rssomed. Mt. Siaf, SPOKE
against .her,, ard Mr., Brsdbcfy insieeit fs-
vor. AT one c'siock he qstss'on sas q.
ken BY yess and ssys, and decided IL ss-
"a. NATIVE; yeas GAG, oavs zig; a.J3ost9,
f.r a- resolutions 50.
COUNCILLORS Az u'ctnck tke, taose
p.ocseded1o .ns election IF n,nc connfsi
lore, s.ce The gentlemen CD. see Oh tues
day, who e'ee..csc serving The following
genas men had he nunb:r .: woes slAed
10 their raines, ard Wefe eistssd:
HOG. David Cutb. 275
Cto,cc CsLet. ELS
..hn {. I.nvs. e76
Eahra;m Spocncr, 276
lnoms- Dr. shf, s75
Arenas svsta. s16
E~,jsc,iu fiesnsp, jia. "a
Prep6ss Me';rn, 2275
Olive. Fisls, s75
The dsmocsaic list cocs;s;ed If the
eonnssii;rs ct last year, aao had ~ so,es
.eaeh.
SrsaTos AIS O'Clock, ths hocss pro
,ceedrd 10 he election Of a nstic-si senator.
az Mr. Adams terra Of service expires
wi,h.th- Sd Of Mares pexi
The Y otsss
isor. amcs Lloyd JIM. had 2As
Hon. 1shn g AdaWs, 2i5
La5dn. Wieaios. esq =
TRANSACTIONS
From.fles Of SPANISH 4iayiers 10 lte 22d Of H.
Ag7., ,eceived al Boston.
lRJs, Spain) .atrii 8.
! A numerous drpu.s.ioo f,pm Toe siGg.
dan Of Navarro, has arrived in ,kls,own,
cEmnneed ri the vicrrcy cctfncij cotlrt
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lRJs. (SpainJ saeril 8.
! A numerous drpu.s.iooi,om thr siEg.
dan Of Navarro, has arrived inskis,oup,
composed ct the yicrsoy, ccnocil, court
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He states as facts, is. that Mr.. Rase
was Dor Informed IF he Orders Of Council
OF Na.en,bsr. seiy, Ihss rrparssion was
oct made in Epglaed only because our
prraidens had roopieJ, With hi. demsnd q
satisfaction on hat srbjee, simllar DC,
mand~on ether subjects. 3dly, That re
spars,ion was only .isartd in genera! ft'ms,
bot wi.heus any spershs proposals. q bly,,
That ssr. Rose, upe0 his arrival, coupled
with the qaestiao Of ieparatinn 2 quss,'on
foTe;gn to it, VIZ the presidents precsa
NATION. Only, That they did nor give
up their. opinina I'll The British gssern-
nett dissvowed Vie act, 7thly, nat ad-
mira' Berkeley approved ct that opinicn.
sosh,y. That twas said Mr.. CaDuir s sup
ported The same question ia counc,i, but
waa oyeuuled. lc.hly, That Eeiksses
was applaudcd in the ministerial prwspa.
. pcrs. 1ltbly, That maay 10 Engiaad cali
loudly for war with America. 1sshIy,
That a-nobleman declared in the house Of
lords that the RICH. of searching ships Of
war would be maintained against Ameri.
ca. bot disclaimed as TO other nations.
,I5shly, That admiral Berkeley, ty court
marsisl Of his own subordinate officers,
hung ono of the men taken from the Che.
sapcske. l4:h!y, That the adn,iral called
this man Jenk;n Rasfo,d, though he was
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RURAL CHARMS.

Who can behold such beauty and be silentP
FRoM scenes Of mercenary intrigue, and
political clamor, ] frequently pay visit to
the pastoral retreat Of tranquil felicity, and
contrast the confusion OF a seaport with the
sweet enjoyment Of peace in the country,
where smiling plenty rewards the industri-
Gus farmer, and cheerful amusements bright
en- the aspect OF the contented villager.---
Free from care, atevening all retire to pass
the time as circumstances may invite. The
rustic circle, with enlivened eclat, announc-
es the accomplished feat, whist hoary age
sanctions the sport with smile Of approba-
ton.
Each swain selects his favorite lass, and
joins in the may dance, or rambles in the
smiling fields, Illuminated by the silver
beams of Cynthia's light, whose partial
CLEAN through the ,thickest grove plays on
the meandering Tiyulet, and gives roman
tic appearance to the scene. These are the
Joys Of happy humble life. May propltious
heaven ever bless those scenes, where art
less simplicity charms the soul, frees the
mind from tie rude blasts of capricious a.
varice, and lulls all care to rest.
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RE&oYdTY0N or SIGHT.

Lately died in the village of Aberseldie,
Petershire, Margaret Robinsof,at the advanc-
ed age of &c years. The history ofthis wo-
man, in regard to the recovery of her sight,
is somewhat remarkable, andis not unworthy
&c record, not merely as declaratory OF the
factitself, but also as holding out strong hopes
to those, who are, orlnay be, unhappily plac-
ed in similar situation, OF recovering this
ine.timahie blessing-sight. About the
period that woman, who was a farmers wife,
attained the age of So she became blind, not
suddenly, totally,b any particular Cause, but
by gradual decay of sight. In this state she
remained for | $ years-In the 18th year she
recovered her sight SO well, that she was able
"a thread needle, and to read her bible by
the assistance Of glasses In the course OF
tie next year she found it SO strong and SO
clear that she laid aside her glasses a1toge-
T tber. From her 18th year to the s7th. Year
of her life, she enjoyed her sight with IS
much cIearness as she did at any period OF
! her life !; it then began to fail again, but was
t not totally lost till her eyes were closed IN
! death. II IS remarkable that she retained all
Yer other faculties, with nndimimshed sigor,
the last.-Lsndon 1atter.
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Eatfars 81 letfsr datcd Lsesrpooi, aoth
gehfenber. 1903.

E,stract Of lettsr dated Lieerpool, a6th
September, 1908.
6 Our market for grain has been heavy
the last week, and prices at a full reduction
Of cd to is per bushel. Cotton has also
been dull and very little doing. Attic
commencement of the week report was in
circulation that France had declared war a.
gainst America, and expected to raise the.
embargo: to this some credit was attached
at the moment, though since considered as
sunfounded il, however, had such an effect
upon some of the spectators, that they at
tempted sales at reduction OF full Cd per
lb. and some Of them were successful, but
to small extent, and even at aloss.; they
now appear steadicr, but it has given check
to speculation while the trade hold back
The Brazil feet only brings about 5000 bags
to the whole kingdom, Of which a small pro-
portion has reached this town, and the whole
IS Far short Of expectation. 1t IS not inn
probable that by the first week in next
month the consumers will be compelled to
come into the market, and something be
done. It's reported that large speculations
have been made in London at advanced.
prices.
6 The shameful conditions Of capitula-
ton granted to the French troops in Portu-
Sal have thrown general damp here.
cps. We have not heard of a single
enquiry for cotton to-day, but the holders
are 50 far tolerably steady"
Translated fer The National hatelHye,acey
fran The Ea0aasla 1uro1a.
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royal palace 50 long shirt the nlsIancho-
,ly solitude of the august habitation of our
kings, and arecoilection Of the time and Of
) the cause fer which they were shut, drew
tears from all present, even the most firm.
These circumstances made the ceremony
the more touching and interesting, and at
the same time more useful in exciting ven
gcance against the authors Of So many evils,
and just confidence in subjects who, after
having suffered so many dangers in so just
d cause, yet present the mselves to meet as
many more as may be necessary to carry that
Cause to a happy issue. Such is without
doust,what we ought to expect from a union.
and fraternity so intimate as that which all
the kingdoms reunited promise.
s The enthusiasm and interest encreased
on the deputies going out into the grand gall
lery Of the principal front Of the palace, from
which their president ad interim, his excel
lency the count of Florida Blanca, proclaim
ed anew our much wished for king, Ferdi-
nand !, the people followed, and often times
repeated their warm acclamations, and the
tenderness which they. felt for a body who
had to fulfil such great hopes SO much the
better founded as they had performed the
most solemn act which the nation had yet
Witnessed, with the most majestic sinPlici-
ty.
5 /" The deputies being seated by their re-
speetive places the president having pro-
nouncrd a short and appropriate discourse,
the council was declared legally formed,
without prejudice tothose who were absent,
who according to the agreement OF yester-
day, we're tocompose the council OF the 60
vernmcnt during the absence. OF our king
and lord, Ferdinand the 7th, and it was d.
rscted that a certificate Of this act should be
made outand be sent TO the president Of the
council and of the tribunal and the other.
correspondent arrangements made, Until the
Interior orders that might be necessary
should be communicated to, them.
$ Done at the Royal Palace OF AranJuez, ).
the 25th Sept. 1903.
nj NJ a-.z=;i IN DE. CARAY,
s Sc. Gen. adisterim.D
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

e. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Soeaety Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
Of the AlsxaAdraa DAILY .Gazette,
price Eve Dolls. s. Seventy yfue
cents. A regular list of the
drawing will be received and in.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August Q.
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FOR SALE,

A family of NEGROES, man, wife, and
Ave children. No fault but having no en-
ployment forthsm:
Enquire Of the Printer.
NovsmbN a.. &M
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NoTE.- The DEPUTIES If Ayego'A, -aasta-
srias, Old CASTLE, Catalonia, CORDOBA, Estre-
madwa, Grenada, 9aea, Alai0rca, and the
Ba,ariiaas Ales, Auscia, SsviAs, Toledo, and
Vaienc;a yusre present.
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~ Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch
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ORPHANS COURT,

.flerondrza County, December 1srm, 1908.
q ORDERED,
4 That the executors Of William HALEY,
deceased, do insert the following advertise
usent iH the .aterandssa DAILY Gazette, three
times week for two weeks.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
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Ia. r.norted that some English people
have endeavofsd 70 carry OIL . some o ne nrr.
force ,, from the eastern lines-tiat one PEI er.
.o,ss -. been killed-and that the assgressor'
.rs ~. secured, and will be tried at Casino
.,Tb;;s Is an unhappy affair but the tak,ng o.
., A's = must afford some satisfaction.
IT'S not exactly case which should 20. f os
-, :. 2 20. British outrage andlmnrder tor
t 49, ;,orl;es the act was done by order u
u.s. .. :, which nobody believes
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FALL GOODS.

JOS. RIDDLE HAS RECEIVED,
Per ships Hero aud Caroline, from Liverpool,
81 Woollsn and Cotton Goods,
Which are opening for sale.
October 10 q
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GEORGE. ~. r. CUsTB, Esq.
OF arlington House, Districtof c olsmb;a.
-----------
~ Booksellers supplied on the ssuss
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OF the Chesapeake, until the Introduction
was removed. He urged, that after the
friendly disposition manifested by his
government, the Introduction was unne-
cessary as measure of precaution; and
that he could view it in no other light,
than as an equivalent for PREPARATION for
the time being, or as intended to,compel
PREPARATION. He commended, that if the
Amencan government took the repara-
ton into its own hands, which appeared
to hlm to be done by the proclamation,
It cXonerated the British government
trom making any. He added, that the
continuance of the proclamation, for Ell
ther OF the purposes which he conceived
were intended by it, manifested de-
clded ch9racter of hostility, and want
of confidence, inconsistent with AMIGA
bic negociation, and under which it did
not COMFORT With the honour Of his 90
Fernment to negotiate.
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hopes are entertained of Mr.. DENIM
sons recovery. He lives near VII
mington, in the state of Delaware. was
coming out to see some relations in the
state of Ohio, and first met with the
frehchmen at the Susquehanna river.
Tree Of Liberty.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Mr.. ScuH,
Having observed in the two last
CONFERENCE.-The, panegyric on Cram
er,s Pittsburgh edition Of Browns Die
uonary OF the Holy Bible, subscribed bv
"A European Iraveller,I think it is to be
regretted that the writer who appears to
be an intelligent critic, had not bestowed
an equally Hle11ted eulogium on a work
punished blythe same editor, and which
1t Is most probable the gentleman would
furnish himself with, particularly if his
travels were TO be continued towards
me .. WI mean Cramer's Ohio and
mississippi NaU{gator. have received
both pleasure and profit from former
edition OF the Navigator, which | car
red with me In my descent Of those RI
vers last year, and it being mislaid, and
L about to descend them again. / called
At Mr. Cramer's to purchase another.
tie had Just published a new edition.
which on examination, found to be
much more copious than the former
one this one havinga Typographical
map Of the Ohio, as well as of the Mis-
slsslPpi, to suit the references. Sove.
raj corrections were also made in the
directions for the navigation of those RI
vers, mostly from actual surveys which
had fallen into his hands since the pub
licatlon of the former edition, particu-
larly OF the Ohio, by the author of p
Western tour, which Mr.. Cramer in
tends shortly 10 put to press, and from
which work he has enriched the Navi-
gator by some descriptions Of places in
the western country. He has also adj
led copious appendix, containing an
accou )'spme Of the natural produc-
lions and curiosities of that country.
but more part cu.arly a compendious'
yet ample description Of that much talk.
cd OF, but hitherto little known countr,,
louisiana. He has also COMPRESSED
into the same appendix, the cream of
Clark and Lewis's celebrated ionrre,1
across the continent to the Paci6c -.
Cean.
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MARRIED-On Thursday last, by 7.
Alexander, Esq. Mr.. Yictar .Sha,0 to
Hiss Nancy UyHe, both Of this county.
We understand that at the Election in
Brooke county,on Monday last, Messrs.
Congleton & Edgington were re-elect-
ed Delegates for Brooke county; ard
that the votes for senator were,
For Philip Doddridge, 1870
James Pindal, 50
David Chambers, Q
After the election in Mononpalia.
Mr.. Chambers declined in favour Of
MIR. Doddridgc.
In Harrison county the polls were
kept open four days. Accounts from
all the counties in the district, but Ran
dolph, and the fourth day in Harrison.
give Mr.. Doddridgc majority Of IS
over Mr.. Pindall
f. Hint.
Two Borough Taxes have been col
lected from the inhabitants since the
Town of Wheeling was Incorporated.
But how has the money been apDropri-
atedS Itappears that part Of it has been
expended to the very great injury of a
number Of those who paid taxes. In
place ofthe water being drained off their
lots, every heavy rain we have their lots
are more inundated, by far, than for
merly. 1t was expected they would
have been completely secured from
foods this spring: but the late rains
found them as they were last summer.
With due submission, it is earnestly
hoped that the Mayor will call a meet
ing Of the Council, and that the situation
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800 }

Smith from the Senate of the United |
otates,the yeas were 19,the noes 10. AS |
the concurrence of two thirds is neces-
sary to expel member, he retains his
seat by one vote. Four members were
absent.
On the eighth Of priI Mr.. G. w.
Campbell, in the House of Representa-
tlves of the United States, offered the |
following resolution.
Resolved, That in the event of such |
peace or suspension of hostilities be- |
tween the beliigerent powers of Europe, |
or OF such change in their measures af- |
tectlng neutral commerce, as will in the
opinion OF the president of the u. States,
render it expcdient, he ought to be au-
thorlzed 70 suspend the acc laying an
embargo, and the several laws supple
mentary thereto, provided such suspen-
SION 90 not extend beyond DAYS
after the commencement Of the next
session OF congress.
his resolution had not been d;sposed
OF on the 18th.
On Monday the nth inst. man the
name of Dcnnison, travelling on foot in
| I'N>'AJ v 'S'i wv ICuCntncn, was DN
them attacked on the Allegheny noun
tam, not more than 400 yards from the
place where Mr.. Pollock was killed
year ago this last winter. One Of the
men first struck him in the forehead
with a stone, which knocked him down, |
then cut large cash in his neck with
knife, and dragged HIM TWO or three
perchcs from the road, and supposinp
HIM to be dead, took ten dollars from
ms pockets, and left him. Fortunately. |
those brutal savages in their hurryhad not
succeeded in cutting any of the arteries
IN Mr.. Dennisor's neck, and in few
minutes after they left him, he recover
ed sufficiently from the blow he had re-
celved to make to house four or five
miles from the place he had been left bv
the Frenchmen they had it is suppos.
ed, taken a clrcuitous route throush the !
woods, rs they came past tn, door of
the house where Mr.. Dcnnison was. but
a few minutes after his arrival. A par
ty was soon raised, who immediately
! aPprehended them, and took them be- !
fore a justice, TO whom thew confessed
the fact, and said they had had it in CON
temDlatiOn for three dave ,,ro,.;r,,,1
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e D u G a r 70 N.

JAMES SMITH intends opening School
fer the education of youth, in his house next
door TO Mr. Thomas Preston's, lover end Of.
Duke-strcct, on Monday, the 18th day ofthis
month, and trusts that has capability i sufi-
cientsy known to render long detail unne-
cessary. He respectfully solicits tie citizens
of the town for share. OF their patronage,
md trusts, by his sndeasors 10 please and give
satisfaction, that ne will s.ot want for encou-
r4gcment. His prices viii be moderate and
according to the branches taught.
December s. az
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December $
TO the Public.

y
FROM .creditablc information, / am induc-
ed to believe, that general Ridgeley of Mary
land has, or intends to challenge, my herss
Potomac, with his horse Post Coy. to run four
miles heats, fortea thousand dollars. To sa-
tisfy that gentleman, will meet him on half
way ground, and run him foLr mile. heats,
Potomac against Post Boy, or any horse. he
may name, agreeable to the rules of New
Market hes the sud Ridgelcy naming his
horse fifteen days before the commencement
OF the race; for said sum Of 20 thousand
dollars, at ana time between this and the first
day Of January next.
b. WfLKS.
sle The Editors as Far to the northward as
Baltimore, viii please iasert the above for tive
weeks, and the expence viii be paid to their
agcntin Petersburg. u. w.
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The subscriber intnrnls the public, that ne
manufactures and has fol. sale, at hts mahu-
factory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS OF ~all sizes, commonly used Tor
tisuliiug grain or fruit.
A general assortment. of TIN WAX E..
SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMMING WORK 81.
thcr for Ships or BaildfRgs, done in the best
manner.
Tie BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS.
in ali its branches is carried on under the dl-
rer,ion Of Mr.. HILLLdaf sFLE1cfEf,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by few as the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made 10 William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute tho work IN the
very best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms
The highest price given for Old cefsiasr,
B,ass, Pesyter, Lead and Iron.
George M*Munn.
October IS.
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1850.
. N o. Z / G b.

Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. the Cir
cult Court of the district OF Columbia, for the
county of Alexandra, an election will be held
It the Centre Mills, in the said county of
alexandria, on the third Saturday in this
month, for thee discreet and fit persons, TO
serve as Overseersof the Poor. at which
same and place the inhabitants of the county
qualified to vote, are requested to attend.
4. Mofs, D. M.
December E.
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The Celebrated and 1nequalle3
running Horse,
p @ T. @ NJ AZ C,
(BY nIoafED ]

Four: gears. Old last sfariag,
MILL certainly stand at mJ stable in the
Wv county of brunswick, to be let to mares
the next season; the terms, &c. will be made
knownb by the 18th of February next, or soon.
er, at which time the season will commence.
B. WILKS.
December S
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t. City Tavern and Hotel.
ALEX.A.NlD RI:
az try SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

w \ IL L4lA lSl ~ SfA = ~ ~
! From The Gu IF 4anaholis, (laaryiandJ
IN RESPECTFULLY informs lis FRIENDS
III and the PUBLIC in general, that he hs
taken that ;usttv celebrated IN.v, in this city
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL = I
latelysin the possession of Mr. John GQdsbg
He hopes, by assiluity and attention, to give
\ the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
} no scxsr1ions on his part shall be wanted to
! keep M, the high character which this Ia
ysrn has, as being one of the best in The Uni
on and assures them that he viii always
,,ay, ,n assos, n,ent uf the BEST ,iquors and
oood WAIVERS.
Travellers and Others will meet with good
accom- oas,iols 1t the above house on rsa-
sonable terms.
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From the thirteenth Easlish edition, cnlarg
ed land improved by The Author.
Price l.t;,sel. oaefy 6ou7.a ard zcsterea, dollsr
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REMOVAL.
>Tofeph II, Vaudeville,

Ep, r.o,ou,d his a,ore ~ ~. B-;cL Houoc go
yyoec.,,,e, ~ j. ,,,;. J,cblo;s. ,s.a $500.
Rf0g and U,fo,.st,,e,s Wh. .as 5 ss hoa !.
1aa .,g , -. CO 80 "e's 80 ""'
800 80 :, s.gt,s1J1 Sa'' e,,,,,
80 $500 as's.s $3.50, :. o. :.
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