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from this spot it seemed 10 have rested itself UNI
Ter tree, as circular space feet and a half in
diameter was observed, where the ground had
sunk u little under its weight. On re-iraine its
course, it altered its direction, which. however,
still pointed towards the hei,sht,.--On reachng
the puOlic road it was compelled to pass THROUGH
quick hedge, the branches Of which were
found broken. Hspace was perfectly visible in
the middle of the road, and its sides. 1t pr,-
ceededss far as themost elevated part OF the com.
mon, where its trace suddenly lost in a tor
rent Till then it had followed the inequalities
ot the ground, and in tie and hemp fells
which it had crossed, the blades were found
completely crushed, without any tramplnE on
The left or on the right which might have Undue
ed a belefthat men had accustomed the devas-
tation. According 10 the width Of its path, which
gives pretty accurately the diameter of its size.
the animal must be upwards of teet in circuu-
terence. 1t has not been seen by any pe:Son, but
its trac- has been observed again on the common
OF Crpes, from which it may, be thought
that it MAS once more descended towards the RI
YER"
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IL CouNctL, September 18th, 1892.
I is adfised, that from aud after the first day
of January next, the Auditor he instructed,
in every case, where any claim by virtue OF an or
der or certificate of court, is presented to hia, by
tn require such person to produce, also, order
or power ofattorney from the individuaiin wi ise
favor such order or certificate ofcourt was ma,e.
together with al, affidavit Of one witness al least,
cerased by . magistrate or notary public, that
such individual actuai',' gned AMI ac;nOwed-
,~ed the same And 10 give general Information
q: this rule: It's advised. that copy hereof he
published in the Virginia Argus, 'EBquirei Pc
tersburg in,elligencer, Norfolk Herald, LNuch.
burg Star, Staun,on Z ,gle and Winchester Ca
zette, once week until the first day of January
next.
Extyact .jion, re Journals,
DANIEL L.. HlrLJON,
CLERK IF the Couscil.
September %, VIII
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October 13.
EIFTEEN DOLLARS REwARD,f1 for ,nnre.

EIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD for appre.
4 bending & delivering fmqy, a bright Mulatto
Girl, about FIVE feet two inches high, seventeen
years Old, inclnedto b., fiesiw who runaway a.
bout the 2Oth Dec. last. She has been harbor
ed in Richmond most Of the time since, where
she passed by the name Of LOUISA SMITH
she was seen on the 9th instant on the basin, and
brought home on the OH, went off gain on the
morning oftLe 9TH. She had on an India cotton
irock and left, she says, variety of clothes.
at different houses where she has been secreted !;
is very fond ofdrcss, and has been Frequently de.
tected IN committing daring rebberies-Shc 10
one OF those entitled to liberty when she arrives
to certain age, under the will of the late Jnhn
Peasants of Heniico county in consequence
OF which, many ofthem are very ngoyernable-
many OF her connections enjoy their liberty, and
live in the adjacent counties The above reward
WILDE given on delivering her to
SAMUEL PLEASANTS
Powhatan County, Sept. 81. wifi
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sNO all whom it may concern-RICuAKDs
L SHY II, native OF Ireland, departed this-
me on the 18Th OF June, 1909. without leaving ia
TING State, or IN the United States, any reia-
ton ny consanguinito, and possessed Of some.
Estate IN Lands within this Commonwealth, OF
winch, rs we'll as Of the United States he had.
long Been Citizen His intent was to give the,
whole to the. subscribcri as his Nuncupatiyss
WIZ, now OF Record, viii sufficiently prove but
the Subscriber hath been ADVISED, that VIII OF
that kisd cannot effect a conveyance of Lands.
how far yer It may prove the intent of the Tcs-
tat2rs and that the Lands late of the said Richard
Smits do OF consequence, escheat to the COM
monweat'', though contrary to his intent of be
slowing them on citizen thereof For that rea
son. the ,ubscribershsi request the General AS
Semby, al ITS ensuing session, by Petition to car
ry the intent OF The said Smyt! into -xecutinn by
releasing the Interest of the C ,,nmonweath in
The Lands whereof he was possessed, or ell
titled t" "'thm the sauce, TO the Subscriber.
DAHiD DOTXE.
August IS IF
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nc, sscas,. :, =.
,ssTs $ - e. iisss'
!. j! s,s# s ). y !. = sSs gs;
September %.

CTOMACHIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH
IS very raluab'. medicine for the care Of
the cra'np, pains, Of wind in the stomach c,r--
rylng oil supertIucus bic, REMOVING habitu.l
costven"ss and sickness at the .to!npch II yives
immediate relief in the dysentery, AMI cholera
morhiis, and removes the bowe! complaints in
c'nldren 1t also gives refef in colds, .sthmas
md the whoop,ng cough. Price {, 80 cts ser
Settle
Or. R0BERTSON's VEG ETi3LE NIX.
pcUS CORDIaLsi IS celebrated FOR the cure of
hysIsricai and other nervous comliaint,, impure
ties CT The blood, seminal weakness, G tie various
pconY sncnces resulting from disspated plea
s'res, rHs''ence IN warm climates, and feminine
complaints: Price 8 80 cts per bottle.
DR.. RO8RRTSoN 's PiTENT ST0 MACH
70 BIITERS, are particularly recom'o ,nIea
tor restoring weak constitutions, Gle, sing &
strengthening the stomach and increasing the
appetite They 'eNpei worms from children. &:
are good preventive against intermittent fe.
vers and agues. Price S per bottle
DR.. RORERTS0N's CsLebymed GOVT and
RHEUNAIIC DROPS, are in high repute for
relieving the govt and rheumatism, uinba,,o,
stone and gravel. They cure weaknesses otthe
joints, sprans, bruises and ali kinds Of green
wonHds. Price 2 S per 5ottie.
A constant supply of the above medicines for
sale, BY FLIZ!VHiLSONNS| POTTER, Boo6-
sellers 4 !StatioHerS, Richmond, where PAM
phiets contsinng certificates of cures &c may
be had gratis
Take Notice, That none are Genuine without
the signature Ut 7. w. Dyott NJ y: Grandson Of
the late Dir. Robertson of Eduburg.
Sept. Is w6w
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'sNWENrY DOLLARS RGwAkD-Ran-

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran-
Il away from the subscriber, last Wednesday
evening, about O'clock, at Richmond, a corpu-
lent Negro Woman, by the name of LEAR.---
She is about % years of age, stout and strong
made, tuli and round featured, OF black complies
ron, and walks lame IN her lett hip, occasioned by
''n Old wound Is or % years ago, which has ieit
very visible scar directly back Of her left hip
JOINT She IS very arttul, tallia; We and plausible
in speech, and pretends to be strict methodist
Had on when she went away, a homesplm wool.
len peittcoat and jacket, with oznaburg shift,
but carried other clothes with her. she was
brought from the northern side Of the river Rap
pahannock, over Hobbs Hole ferry, thro' Dun
Kirk and Newcastle, to this place and, no
doubt, viii make the best Of her way back again
The above reward, an all necessary expenses
VIII be paid 90 any person, who will appreheDd
SAD woman and deliver her as soon as possible to
capt. Hugh Davis, i'll Richmond
i. FdRRINGTON.
October 13. w6ws
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October II.
HouSES EaR Sill L

Z virtue OF decree of tie honorable Supe-
4 rior Court OF Chanccry, for the Richn nd
District lin suit between George Pickett, plt'f
and the subscriber det't. will be sold to the high.
est bidder, at public auction, ON Saturday the I'll,
day Of November next: Two brick HOUSES.
with the out-houses belonging to them, Situate
on the cross-street, leading to Shockr Ware
House, IN the city Of Richmond. The sale VIII
take place, on the premises and the terms. A.
greeable to the said decree, win be twelve monis
credit: thepurchaser to give bond with appro-
ved security, t"r the payment OF the pure ase.
money, and the title to be retained until the mo-.
ney is paid. DANIEL CALL, E.ecutor
Of the kast viz md Tcsn,aenf of
ROBERT MEANS, discussed
October II. III.
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> ENJOY AL-The subscriber has reraov. d
d shIs 80 icl- Makers shop aDnu. three squares
northeast, on the same street he resided on aud
nearly opposite 'lle Office formerly Kept by Adam
Craig, deed where lac carries on utc c0ac.I-Ira-
sing business, IN all its branches. Tie begs ieave
to return mis- sincere thanks To- has friends and tle
public in general ior TIER past supp rt & hopes
by his attention ahd punctu.hty, to merit con
tinuance OF their patronage.
ST.. &c. w6y
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4 CARD--BOCTOR LEWIS, lately from
n tie West- Indies, has opened bis Office, al
Manchester, in the house Of MIR. l.. Bishop, for
tho practice ct Physic, Suygcry, and Ifidgiteyy
ne hopes from his success aud experience, TO
merit the patronage Of liberal public
". u. Private families may be supplied with
Medicines, with suitable directions. or Advice
for the poor, grdhs.
Semptembe: 2j. If
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q FORGE WATT h.s lust yece;ved an oFc,,
" FOR SALE, Sicily, Madeira, and S5eyy,
VINE. BY the Hid. ami or. cask, Green Co9te.
orleans Sugar 6y the ma; Gerq,,aa P2,n;iifs
S'1Ple* BY the piece case, half6ia Glass T4gl-
5lerS IN cases Of 1000 each, and New 1srk SOAP c,
Candies.
On HAND, Mdfeird Hine, Cyieaas and Mug
eoU@Go Sugars, Green Cofce, Wolasses, Prime
Forf, L'Uerpoof and Stone W0e, Soaehong, H.
'oa, skin, and GmIbozoasy Tea, Sbnaish Seogr.
FaisiHs, Almonds NRf1ncgS, Winqop d..
LeH's q WonIfH's Shoes, gphich he will eiss,.s
u b, TO"olesale on reasonable sernts.
4nkY 70
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August 25
FLOR sALE--As intend to move 10 ,he.

FOR SALE---As intend TO move To he.
western County, W., sei, my plsD, ,t,.n,
III Henrsco county, c. is;,i HiLF SINK, iynr
on Chichahom,ny swamp, Ia %. INC. stage road,
reading from Richmond t. Fr.aericn,b,r's .b.uit
~ ni'ies from the former place. THIS tract on
tains ABOUT 500 acres, large portion OF winch
- equaito any land on the swamp, having be-
l"etn % and LOO acres of prime meadow Land.
WHICH may be reclaimed at very moderate ex-
peime. rs THIS Land Is 50 generally known, Z
consider any other description unnecessary.
VIII take, IN part, god tract of land in he. stale
OF h"ntuc&y Apply to Thomas Norvcn, I'M
RICHMOND, or 10 The subscribe, near Half sjinx.
WiLLIIdh TVLNST1H
Hanover Oct H. 80
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- ! OTICE.--A Petitioa will be presented r.
y The next General Assembly, PRAYING tbs,
certain negroes. Of which FEE Frant, late ofthe
county Of Ameiia,jdied seized, may be, by law.
emanc.pated.
October I. wAv
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r. OtiCE.-ihe partnership Of SayiorG {. King,
Tanners, near Prince Ed ward court house,
is tins day dissolved by mutual consent al
those indebted TO the concern, are requested. to-
make immediate payment to George King, who,
IS authorised 10 receive payments and settle all
accounts of thecompany.
MARTIN SA1'LOR, :.
GEORGE KING.
October II. A,v
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October II.

a HOUSE-CHbon the B..siu )-FOR SHE.
4 l. by virtue OF the last will and testsmert or
Robert Means, deed. viii be sold, on the pre- mi
ses, on Saturday, the "a, day Of November ext.
TO the highest bidder, tenement uron the bass,i,
adjoining the tenement OF John Purse. The terms
OF sale will be, twelve months credit, the rur.
chaser TO give bond and security, and deei of
trust upon the property TO secure the payment oF
The purchase money.
DANIEL CALL, Executor
Of the l0st YiH and TestlDlen of
ROBERT MEANS, aecea cL
October IL ids
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August n.

WR tGH7' SOUTRGA7E,
/ s dalyreceivng fresh ASSORTMENT of oopsA,
! which will be s1id on the most moderate
terms .
October 90 w2vy
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NEW LEArHsa sro1r--a.n,,;,e

NEW LEATHER STOHH--6sposi.e che
v Eagie- ravern John McPhersoa respects
fully Informs the citizens OF Richmond, its vici-
nifty, and the public generally, that he has opens
ed general @sso,thnene Of the best Northern Lea
tier, IN the store formerly occupied by MI Smr-
son Morris consisting Of
Upper anti Sol i.eather-H ,rness anil Skirt
ing do.-Blacl, anil Russet Bride do.--iblack e
Russet Bagng do.-Brown Upper and Bellows
Hides do.-Brown &, white Sheep Skins--.ran-
ned and dressed luck Skins-Wax and grained
Cali Skins--Russet ditto and Boot Legs Hog
Skins and Ronndinss-BlSck and Brown Deer
and Dog Skins-B'-ck, green, red and yellow
Morocco Skins
Also, grca, quantity OF coarse NEG RO G.
WELIED SHOES. all of which will be sold
uncommoniy low, for cash. or neat Dryed Hides.
September g. wSwT ;
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- The following Accounts Of ne ACTIONS sf
TALAvERA are more exploit, picturesque,
and We suspect, moreic.t, thkh even the OH,
sial Papers. 49,
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u ATTESEA PAPER MIL.LS.--Those who
~ wise to encourage the manufactures ot,.,eir
own state are informed, that they can be snpnii-
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, ia
any quantities fs-'. f.rr
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~ y Noera! discount made TO wholesale pur-
chasers.
ORDERS for any ofthe above qualities, address,
ed To tne subscribers, executed al the shortest
notice.
BANISI'ER G. Co.
August 4. WITT
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WHERE ARE NE NOU,2

Ihe intatuation which overwhelmed the
tenth Congress. and betrayed them into an
abandonment of the wise policy dictated bv
the sagacity of Jefferson, is now rendered
more conspicuous and more painful to review.
than even at the moment in which the aflIic.
ing foiiy was consummated, Of abandoning the
sure ana efechUe Policy tie embargo.
put the measure of the embargo, even
~ us year duration, has had its utility, for
although it was abandoned in a manic we
can now, in the soberness ofminds un;nfcct
ed by the contagious alarm of faction. per.
ceIve that 1t is a sure measure of defence &
an effectud measure of coercion, whenever
we may, with the collected minds of wis.,
men resolved, choose to resort to it again.
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Baltimore, April IL.
FROM HAVANA.

10 the politeness of a respectable house
IN this city, we arc indebted for the follow
ing items of intelligence from theHavanna, by
the Sagunta. Some time previous to her
sailing, there had been AN arrival from Ca
diz, which informed that markets in Spain
were very dull. No .Nezvs. Several DAYS
before the Sagunta left Havana, tumul-
tuous assemblage of the rabble, chiefly ne
groes and boys, had committed outrages in
the city. The government apprehending
that something serious might be intended. IS
they had plundered and menaced some
French families, ordered out the troops, who
efectuaily suppressed the riots.
SGhr West Indian, from this port, arrived
at HAVANA IN 10 days.
E.cfract, dated 1darch %.
Yesterday powerful Black Mob, set on
by few white people, began to plusler Sc
verai houses, inhabited by peaceabIe white
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DOMESTIC.
BALTIMORE, April 10.

Intsresting Letter.
"A mercantile friend in this city has favor
ed us with the following, for which we sim
cerely thank him.
Erfruct Of letter from, William dfurdock.
Esq. refufabLe american merchant of
London, 7cho IS 7veH knoqpn in mann hgrfs
% H1orylard, being a aatipe of Prince
GCorge's County, TO his friend in Boki-
mare.
London, 18th Feb 1899.
Y" DEAR SIR"
here is not at this time the
smallest demand for Maryland tobacco, and
! question whether purchase for Mary
land cargo could be found at sd. ster Der
pound. The stagnation is owing to the ar
rival OF so many OesSeis. from dmeriea with
eotto1, tar'' fo6aeeo, &c. The sea appears
to be coVered with Ue8SeLs from yony harris
fhat hue Uiolafed The embargo kazys. Sucb
conduct on the part IF orr countrvp1en has
Iessened cur national character greafkv on.
This eide If The zuaier."
From the foregoing the farmers, manufac-
turers and merchants of America NAV ex
tract cautiouary lesson and not only from
IL, but from the general state OF the world
which at this moment is zuithouk n foroIIey
IN the history of any age for a thousand
years past. What part of the world is ex-
empt from desolation The land and tb,.
water seem equally smitten with the rod of
some supernatural agent, wherewith all the
hends OF havock, pillage and piracy start
into being and action, to plague and scourge
mankind. The most solid monuments of
wisdom and justice, are crumbled to dust.
and every dining seems in state of fusion.-
We speak merely of the Old world for
though we feel the consequences in the new.
we are comparatively blcst, and happy &c
instead of nurmurs, ought to return thanks
OF gratitude, that we are so favored.
Would not our farmers act prudently in
varying their crofs, and our merchants in
to accommodate themselves to ex-
pected changes Trade will not, cannot en-
trey swim IN its old channels at any rate,
we wiz not ENJOY SO much of it, as heretofore.
we sad as well not depend on the preva-
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Frenchmen, and threatening every French
man in the Streets. When or where this
may end is doubtful.
Ertract, dated March %.
4" The Hornet has arrived, in days FROM
Charleston, and brings accounts of the rails.
ing of the embargo. The ringleaders of the
mob have been arrested upwards of 200
are now in the dungeons. The military are
in pursuit of the flying negroes--an inn
mense property has been recovered from the
mob.
Extract. dated March IS.
General Wilkinson and staff have ar
rived here, on their way to New Orleans.
The general moves in great STYLE he Saws
the Embargo is Off"
Another letter, dated March 20, nlenti-
ons. that FLOUR is pieny-22 or 25 dol.
lars, nominal--will fall, while coffee, sugar.
and all colonial produce is rising =. Fed ca
zefte.
In recent debate in the British House Of
commons. on the bill for prohibiting distii.
lation from grain, Mr. Eden made the fol-
lowing pungent remarks NAT INT.
~" lie noticed the want of their usual sup
ply of grain from the United States, which
In the last year of intercourse, he said, A.
mounted in value to nine hundred Thousand
pounds sterling. He said it was in the pow
err OF ministers. if they had chosen, to recon
Gle the Misunderstanding with the United
States but, probably, they were too nlucls
employed building castles in Spain, to think
OF the humble measure of the supply of the:
country. They probably thought that the
smart epigrams of the Foreign Secretary
would satisfy the people, though as the price
OF them, they should have to pay IS pence
tor the quarter loaf"
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Ward, Leigh, II. Faue. Disney and Sladc,
which were also carried unanimously.
Thanks were then voted to the Officers,
Non commissioned Officers and Soldiers, for
the bravery and resolution displayed by
them atthe battle of Corunna.
Lord Castlereagh observed. that as a
great part of the success attending the en-
barka,ion of the troops, was owing to the
exertions of the navy, which had contributed
SO much to the safe return of our gallant
soldiers. to their native land. he hoped the
House would agree with him in vote of
thanks for this service, vote of thanks to
Admiral De Courcey and Sir S. Hood, with
the officers and msn under their com mand,
which was accordingly agreed TO:
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c0AMUNIch7ED,

I7ro Persons conver8ing on the Coue,.es-
SfoEaf Election, 8a7o q. friend Of Mr.. Nt.y-
toms haSs, zDho, from natural dcf5rmity. in
cifned in his 7raK more TO The right fhan the
ieff side One Of the herscn8 enquired.
4" ho70 does that gentleman lean ?'' {" To tie
right side" says Ire oher.... Norfolk Hs-
raid.
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PRESIDENTS REPLY
10 the Democratic Citizens Of Talbot co,,a.
ty, Maryland.
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1909

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1909.
l have received your letter of the I4,h
instant, conveying an address from the I" De
mocratic Republican Citizens of T abbot couu-
|ty in Maryland" and through you return
them my thanks for the favorable sentiments
which they expressed of the principles and
purposes by which my public life has heen
and VIII be governed. The solcitude which
they manifest for the preservation OF peace.
we'll becomes virtuous citizeAs OF a free
country, which, placing its glory in doing Jus
tice to others, and its ambition in pre-emi-
nent happiness within itself, regards national
degradation as the only calamity which is
not greater than those of war. To avoid. If
1t be possible, amidst the unbrdled passions
which coiivusc uttier nations, both these al
lternatlves, is our true wisdom as well as our
solemn duty; and among the essential means
OF doing so, are that attachment to the Uni
on, that zeal for the authority of the law.
and that readiness to devote life and for,uf =
IN the cause of their country, which are. SO
iaudably avowed by the citizens of Talbot
county.
| tender them my sincere respect ana
friendly wishes.
JAMES MADISON.
Wlliiam Hayward, Eag.
Chairman. STc
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In cHANCERY--Buckingiam County,

4 March Term, 1909
John Russell Pyaint,6, against WIN. G.. Biiant
and James Martin Defendants.
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant Brant is not an inhabitant Of this
state II IS oroered and dcoccd, That unless he
shall appear here ON or before I,ne Court pext.
answer the bill ofthe plaintiff, The court viii then
proceed to take the same for confessed rs TO him.
and decree the matter thereof accordingly. and
that copy of this order be forthwith published
IN SEINE public newspaper Of the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and another
copy posted up at the front door of the court
house of this county.
II Coty
X. ELDRLDGE, il. u. e.
April IS. wcsp
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COMMITTED to the TaiI Of KIM wiIli9m

COMMITTED to the Jail of King William
~ county, Negro Man named TOM, a runa-
way, who says he belongs 10 Mr. Christie, IL
wing ~ the state OF Tennessee, and escaped from
the said Christie in dfoFd county, in the state
of Virginia, some TING in the month of August
LIST, and saws he sold 70 the said Christie by
Mr.. Bradley of Pitlsylyania The said fellow
is about Eve feet eight nine inches high, and OF
a yellow c. mplexion the owner is desired 20
come forward, prove Ius property, pay charges
and take him way.
j. c. LTI'7,LEPAGE, ID. Sheriff
Far
.H,m. GREGoRY, Mey4G.
April 10. wswp
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ORLI

NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. Is.
lIorning rehort from The Telegram.
Information has been received that Geu.
Wilkinson is in the river.
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House OF LoRDs-Feb.
The Earl of Liverpool laid on the table
the papers relative to the negotiation with
the American Minister'S.
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ience ct an artificial, unnatural taste in Eu-
rope for luxuries which we srnw for Them.
aud with which they can dispense. Had
we not better think of manufacturing mo, =,
and importing less. OF raisinga less guam
dry Of tobacco, and more of ony other arti-
Gle Or raising sheeh and establishing
house hold spinning, knitting, weaving, &c. :
Wehase aped European fashions in ia1v,
government. dress and morals, too closely.
Let usdeal more in domestic apparel, domes-
tic reason I'm preference to old and 6arba-
rGms usage) domestic drink. domestic food,
domestic every thing. Until we can supply
our principal wants from our own resources,
we cannot be said to hold an equal and indie
pendent station in relation to the other ma
lions of the earth. IF we depend more on
them than they on US, we approach towards
the condition Of slaves-how much soever we
may deceive ourselves by self fatterng high
sounding names... Wing.