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A further Proof
Nov. IA
Yarwood's useful flushing liacAine.

Yarwood's useful flashing Giactiae.
We the subscribers have found, on trial,
Joseph Yarwood's Patent Wasting Machine
to answer fully tic intended purpose OF wash.
ing c!oaths OF every description, ard DO here
dy recommend them 10 tic pubic as a great
saving Of so&p, labor AID cloaths. Given ILL.,
der cur hands this day OF June, I0os'
(aignedl
Dorcthca krouse, Cathlndcf Calder, Ann
M.Carrsn, Martha Abcrcrolnble, fMn De-
Won, Kebccca iiatters!ey, Vain Dc bro"n'
Elizabeth Black, Jane b. Swann' RI. DICE,
Susanna RounsaviiIe, Elizabeth " i'soi', LII
zabe,n Snyder, Nancy Kc!!, Sarah ke'en-
ner, Margaret B. Msnley, Mary lend'II'
Sfary Steel, Sarsh Fi!zhueh, Mary DuHeE'
Persia Hcdzkin, Carolina Hopkins, Safah D.
M,Kensy, Elizabeth Muir, Folly Rbo'dss, f.
lizabeth Longden, Ann Snowdcn, am D@-
yics. Mary Began, Mary S!ade, Betsy fuF-
Per, Mary Smith, Sarah G. Janncy.
With pleasure do return E!iy slcere '0a''N'
TO the above named ladies. and many o'"'''
who have favored me with thejr ccFu i
and custom in the purchase OF laYwooa -, "a
tent Washing Machine. | find them SUI Il.
great demandin this place, bat HnSi'Hg '''.
Great scarcity of plank to answer tie Pn.Y' =,
of making item here. Shall III lcSa"'s -
weeks commence making them 70 ne S'u'"
ward. nut will cncea,or tos~ppj! o'o'i'I E,,r
short notice after my return ta's q w.
now made on hand, which can be mad Il ~
piled for soon.
VIM. G. Newton,
Assignee Of Joseph AaFS''''
July "a. ,a.,nd TIE
making, and supplying customers ~ ~
scnCc. >r1vTON,
WV. G. NEW ~"
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VIM. G. Newton,
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
y 4 K II i q 4 )
Patent Waihlng MACHINE :

Patent Walhlng MacnllII f,,,
First fill the barrel halt tuIl ol you poeeryot
a eans' bot s suds up to the side panks sss
Crank backwards and forwards 50 IS 80 sides s Of
,se BARREL for about minutes and
use tho same suds with little more ~,.;l tho
h hos water for tie finest co,h a.r r eos.
.nds arc unit for use,then second oT nor uf
i IN the same way with boiling sus ,s1 ',se Of t,
bug rs little soap on the dr,e ,a. n ssers
cloaths then rince them IN l'''
warm or cold water. --77,.1 ~
PKINTING IN a al u, ex
rious branches, handsome ds
ecuted with accuracy ~
patch,
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R. GRAY,

las just received direct from Tic p.n,, :,
~ reams super Royal, f"p@ Mi
"a Go Royal, and
y do. Medium printing PAPER =.
ne offers ; Tor sale BY tie qusntity at y WI"
advance for Cash. SsNl,
ALSO,
M large stock OF writing and l,re, .
LATELY RECEIVED,
An assortment CT Playing ards & g.,
Lngilsh Ind German Almaaacs, for tb s','s'
1910, and a general assopmcpt Of Wv, :. ?''
BooAs and Stationary. ''1y'
November Ia.
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TO RENT,

The sTOREs and W.dREHO US1 lately
occupied by Messrs. Libby and carnd at the
corner Of Fairfax and Prince streets. Also,
one ofthe adjoining Stores and Warehouses
in the same brick building. Possessin can
be had Immediately and the rents vii be
made unusually low.
]. H. Hoo
October l9. ptt
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Iofeph II. Vaudeville,

Corner Of King and Union-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
5000 baskets coarse end fine Salt, by the
bushel and in sacks.
so barrels SVhiskey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 W.T., best green Coffee, In bags.
IOoOdo. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and i7y-
son Skin Teas, o'he leteat imhartations.
Sugar, best Muscoyado, liz hossileasEs IN
barrels
Do inferior qualities, III do.
Moiasses, in hogsheads,
Glover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candles, lnoald and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hanlilton's and Carrots
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping "a
per, Pepper, Allspicc, Chewing tobacco
Maddcc, Coppcras, Soal Leather, Bed CORDS,
Leading Lines, a<s sc.
,ILSO.
Best Super6ne Flour, for private fanll'es
few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Plaster Of Paris, sc.
April II
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Bank Of Potomac,

November Sd, 8C9.
INFORMATION is hereby given the
Stockholders of the Bank OF Potomac, that
dividend of FOUR PER CENT. for the last SIX
MONTHS, has been declared, which will be
paid them or their representative On luEs.
DAY NEXT THE SEVENTH INST.
BY order of the President and Directors.
Charles Page, CAsHlER.
Nov 9 3taW2W
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber living
at Magrutlers ferry, Prince Georges coun-
ty, Mary land, on the Soth Of August last, "a
Negro w oman named PEG. She is about
IS years of age, ola dark complexion and a
likely woman. She took with her quaint
ty of cloathing which it is unnecessary to de-
scribe. as it is supposed she will change them.
The abovereward will be paid for apprehend-
ing and securing her so that get her again,
and reasonable charges if brought home.
Enos Schell.
Masters of vessels and others aie forbid
harboring or carrying off said runaway as
they will be prosecuted for so doing.
November 6. eo6t*
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Ladies Misses and Chlldren's
SHOES.
HAWKINS sc ALDEN.

Havejustreceived and far sale, al their store
in fairjar street
r AIDES black, red and gcen Morocco
4. Shoes, with and without heels; ladies'
blue, white and straw colored kid 40 |; Diack
velvet Shoes do cork and walking Shoes tor
Ladies, Misses Morocco and Leather Shoes;
Cnildren's Morocco and Jefferson Shoes, all
sizes Gentlemen's fine Shoes and Pumps,
Leather and Morocco, and small invoice OF
BOOTS. Boys Boots, ali sizes.
Likewise quantity of coarse thick Shoes :
All of which will be sold very cheap by the
quantity orfretall.
October 81. .lAs1- StawsW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-21

MONDAY, Feb. Is.
Nir. Giles occupied the greater par, of the
lay In support OF his resolution relative to
the embargo, &c.
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EUROPE.
CsARLEsroa, Feb. 10.


LATEST NEWS. /.
Estraet ef a irfter. from a ~gsr,!ena an at Ksvanna,
. 20 ms Csryesponstest IN this eity, dated J.a1ary
20, recetO-a 9y tAs D;aya.
" am tr.y sorry to inform you,thst by the
arrival Yesterday of the ship fortune from Liver
pool, (Which place she left the Goth ult 1.-THE
news from Spais is of every disagreeable nature
Bonalar'e IS at Inc head of his ARMIES, which ap.
pear 10 lie victorious in ali directions .ie has Sc
perateiy beat Castains, Hl,ke, ari the marquis
Romano. all OF whom sasm to Ne retreating to-
wards Madrid, as do the E,lslish (who have not
yet Come into action) under sir John Mu,-c,
Bard and HoPc.-How. all this has happened
Cannot conceive, for our numbers o,asl,t To be
-FOUR times as great as the French, but they had
not concentrated their forces, and this man (wt,u
Is The devil hiaself) has takcn advansagy or it,
'andin lis usual WY, has beat ti,cmiu detail, one
alter another. Ohe nfhis bui!etias says. that h.
is within sight OF Mad i'll, AMI l should NOT be
surprised TO learn that he has taken it The
London papers Reach to the I7th Decemocr."...
Courier.
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OF the success oe tho French to be correct.
The. sane paper contains a statement Of
The patriotic toress in Spain: Gen. Casta-
fns' army is composed OF is, coo men; Ge-
neral Paiafox' 5000, Tie Marquis de la Ko-
mana, 10000 and. am army of Reserve of
10000 men..-.C Courier.
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EXTRACT from The JoukvALs OF THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Rrpoar OF TIE comM1rrrr.

The Committee to whom was referred so
much Of tho Cove~hor's communication as
relates tothc manufaCtOry of AIMS, and VIM
were instructed 10 enquire into the manner
II which the institution bds been conducted
si"te IFS commencement the amount of mo
ney appropriated and expcaled !; The mum
Der OF arms completed, and the various
descriptions thereof; the unwrought mate
rails on hand the component paFts Of lr,ns /:
the qGality Of lie arms made 6. TO make such
further enquiries into the state and OPERATE
on of the said mandatory, as they may
deem interesting to the public, have. acco,-
ding TO order, performed the duties totlIen
as<gued, and beg L .Ve to submit the fol-
lowing
REPORT:
Under the first branch of the duties as
5 signed to your committee, it was deemed ex-
.pcdicI t to ascCrtain-
1. The quality Of the materials Of which
the public arms are made.
2. The conduct Of those tn whom the Law
has committed tire supcrintcudauce and ma
nagemcnt Of the Institution.
Tie chief material il manufacturing fire
arms is iron. Since the 1st div of Ma.
1901, until the ist day of October. I5os. q
sum nearly equal to IS 900 dollars has been
draw from the treasury for purchases made
OF that article (; the amount could not lie pre-
ciscly ascei tanned, owing to bar iron and
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il the nation was to submit, he wished to 10

II the nation was TO submit, he wished to 10
Y pro6tt,iy. II the embargo were .ai.ed.s
eo a s,nstc spat, 1t Was raised entirely to;,il
eiectua. purposes. Then let your vessels
80 (said he) without let or hiHdraocc tet
them go and be burnt your merchants will
then feel that the embargo was a shield
spread over them, aud wia come back 10
your protection like the prodigai son, and
unite ike brethren in the Comnon Cause
Mr.. Williams said his plan was TO interdict
the entrance Of our ports to beiligerent YES
Sells armed or unarmed, and lay atax of 50
per Cent. on their manufacturers. Great
Britain must than either 20 to war or treat
with us. Ii She was inclined To go tn war in
preference to revoking her orders in coun-
Gil, let her do 50. But he was inclined to
believe that she would treat. If she seized
our vessels, however, the eject would be in
eVitable. Division amor! sst us would be done
away-al would unite heart and hand in
war. Mr.. w. replied to a number of the
observations of Mr.. Quincy -parjicuiarly in
relation to his position that all distractions
ought to be removed with a view 10 negoci-
alton. He asked what securityhad the Uni
ted States if they did all this. If they sub
United to such abject humiliation, that c..
Britain would treats! Was it to be expect
ed that she would treat more LIBERAL, with
us when we solScitcd as slaves, than She
would whilst we magnanimously contendcd
for our rights /! The gentleman from NJ IS
sachusetts (said he) when repeating his
creed, had forgotten a part, viz: Ugf.rl
the banners Of The rehu6ic against IN i'm
feriat standard! This woald complete
a project he had lately seen proposed from
the east and as to its application, coincl-
ding with the wishes over the water would
be just such a project as Mr.. Canning mig'i,
dictate. Revoke your proclamation.. re-
move the embargo and %"unturl the republi-
can banners against tie imperial Standard
Mr.. Williams concluded a speech of an hour
and a haltin length with giving notice, that
he should move 10 amend the bill, when the
present motion was decided, by striking ou,
all that part OF it relating 70 non Intercourse,
and inserting a provision interdicting the EN-.
trance OF our harbors to any vessel of G.
Britain and France, and imposing an additi
onal duty on all goods imported from those
countries.
When MIR. Williams concluded, the com
mittee rose and obtained leave to sit again.
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THURSDAY. Feb. 10.
ADDITIONAL DUTIES.

~
The House this day passed the bill laying
an additional duty $50 per cent. on prcsast
dut'es) ON all goods, wares and mercAundizs
iisP0rtEd into the U States.
NON INTERCOURSE.
Some progress was made in the non inter.
course bill.
The motion fer striking out the first sec
ton OF the bill was negatived, 24 only rising
in favor oft.
The twentieth day of Nav wa, fixed as
the day an which the part intcrdicting tie
entrance # British and French vessels should
take &c
NJ. D. r. W1Iiaus moved to strike out
the fau"th section Of the bill prohibiting the
importation at British and French goods
una llsert IN leu # il a section for imposing
4 dl2cri1 mating dutv of fly per cent on ali
torh'er outes, "a goods, &c. imported from
those countries.
me Committee rose without coming to a
decision on tiiis question.
lfnrther details of this days proceedings
IN our next
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SENATE or TIE u. STATES

. - Eo-
MONDAY, Feb. Is.
MY. Giles occupied the greater pat, of the
day in support of his resolution relative to
the embargo, &c.
FEB. ~
Mr.. Gregg reported a bill authorizing an
augmentation OF the marine corps. lhis
Dill passed to a third reading on the 16th. II
authorizes tbe president TO augment the pre-
sent corps by one major, two captains, two
flfst ileuienants, i65 corporals, and 594 pri-
Yates
The senate resumed the consideration of
MI. 1lless resolution, which is as follows:
feSofved, That the several laws LAYING
an embargo on al ships aud vessels in the
ports and harbors ofthe " States be repeal
Ell on the fourth day of March next. e1coht
as 10 Grcdt britain and France, and fheir.
aefenaenctes; and thai PERCUSSION 6e made
oy N7v/or frohi6iting all commercial inter
course am those nations and their dehen-
aeActeS, q Melnfortuti2n Qf any article in
10 me u. States, the gro7vih, hroduce on.
ma"ls}acfure 2 eiIher IF Me said nations,
ar Mc dominions Of either Of then,.
Mr. Baydrd moved to strike out the words
in ltalic.
On this motion Mr.. Bayard spoke at great
'ehg'h, when the question was taken by yeas
ana nays as follow
10 Day dJu, btliDdD, OOOQ-
White-8. o'
NAYs-Messrs. Anderson, Condit, Craw-
ioid Frarhtin, Gaillarn, Giles, Gregg, How
ia.d Mitchell, Leib, M~atilewson, UInledge.
.n'tcheii. Moore, Pope, Reid, Sn,th, of Nd.
S,a'th. OF N. York. Smith, OF 1cn. Sumter.
fnurst n. TIl6n, Turner-23.
Hhr' HAtMoAse moved to ppstpone lthe fur
ther consideration of the resalution-Lcst
On agreeing to the original resolution he
senate divided-Yeas 22-Nays 9-Ali the
members voting in the affirmative, who voted
IN me negative on Mr.. BayarI's amendment,
ana O'ce Uersa except Mr.. Turner, who
oh Tue resolution voted in the negative.
ordered, that Mcssrs Giles, Sni h Of Md
ana Crawford, be a committee to bring in Il
bill.
Wednesday, Feb Is.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, OF Nd Res, we'd
.nat a committee be appointed 20 JON such
committee as may be appointed ON the ptit
oi tne House OF Representatives, to consider
"ne'ner any, and If any, what measures
ought 70 he adopted for further accommoda.
ton OF the president OF the United State.
Tor the term commencing The 4th OF M.lcl
next. Committee Messrs. Smith of Nd.
White and Sumpter.
THURSDAY, Feb. IS.
Mr' GifeS reported Il bill to interdict the
com ncroial intercourse between the u. s
ahd Great Britain and France, ard their de-
pendencies, and for other purposes.
- -@s----.-----.-.
TIE LAND advertised for sale, ON s5Io~
a dsy last, belonging to the estate of Aieynn
HeL o~1'.s. WasPos'p1ncd in consequence Of the
p'i'ess OF the day, until saturday,, he 25th I'll
! wing, whcnit viii be offered for sale, at Zaeba
ran Brooks's TaSers, in Manchester, at IL o..
clock.
ROBERT GRAHAM,
1Faniais0ator Of the Esfate N
a. BANKS.
February IL. Q,
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sheet iron being blended in the accrnnts ren-
,dered. and IN one instance, tne ex2ealtsure
of $50 dollars is sta. ed to nave oseu for
bar iron and gun stocks. Tne sum est. ma
ted above, howe ser, is, in the opinion ofyolr
not far variant from the sum nc.
tually expended tor bar iron.
The nature OF the service in which fire
arms are employed, requires thai they sioslt
be composed of the best materials pugics,-
iarly that the barrels, and LOCKS should bt
made OF fine and malleabie iron, the best II
could be procured. In the opinion OF Your
committee, the iron generally used 1T the
manu- actory of arWS tor thUsc purposes. is
not OF that description (phougil. thera has
been some improvement of late in ,liat par
%ticolar u a great waste IF the public materials
t''s been the consequence. Large qu1nt.-
ties 1T iron origjetiy purchased a tae pvies
OF good. bar iron, after much money mas bc.0
expended la drawing it into sc tiDs, we,I-
ing it into barrels, and boring and gri.ding
tiic barrels, 5ecomes by tneie bursting. scrap
iron, much less i'll value thau an c9ulg naa-
thy in lis Original state, besides ne qsaa-
titles of other scrap iron are n,,th grcatcl.
than if the IRON was Of good quality. The.
following Statement will furnish e, idence #
the correctness If this c~onclusiS t,
Weight Of bursted gun bar
tc'> now AT the armory, 10 Is 2 1e
10 OF o'her scrap iro,, m
Guiding 1852 los. scaips, % s 2 s
Mixing in the whole of
scrap 'ron on hand. SO Q O 81
tScinA've OF 50 ne sold * Otherwise mace
use OF the mount ct which cannot be as
ccrtaincd
From chs it win appear that abuu, I SEQ
BARR Is IN. wr.f~l, .I,n-h ,b,,o.
pended 60 bring them to that. s,a,e. ,she,
ready tor'the h,st proof. have become scrao
IRON. worth aboIt IL cents each
Aour CON nittce beg cave 20 present to
the House, lno.ier view Uf this subject.
whicA comDinei with he annual reparts Of
the Nuperintendant, will, perhaps, be more
satisfactdrV.
From the books kept at the arnory, it ap-
pears-tnat from the first day of hiav, 1902.
until the LIST day Of November, 1903, both
naysInclusive,
The lumber of gun scalps forged,
amounts to 81 eAc
Inc number Of gun barrels welded, to 1873:
and, the number of guns finished, to 10,
by deducting the number of scalps On hand.
the number or barrels in an unfinished state
and the number Of guns finished, from the
number or sCaips Forged, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
be the number of barrels and scalps burst.
or which became unfit for use during the pc
Rod aforesaid.
To e!ucldate this principle. your commit
tee beg leave to draw the attention of he
House TO the books and report embracing
the above data. 70 the LIST day of . 1907.
Attnat period as appears BY the 2,,o
books, there were scaips forged, A''4o
barrels Welded, 1892
Guss finished, 9205
1t appears from the report of the superin-
tendant, dated December 21,t, 1907, that
there were OIL hand the 1t day OF October,
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. Wesfminster, December 15!A, 1902

The Editor IF the Havana H.fror- can
tons his readers against giving full credit
TO the reports which were in circulation Of
the disastrous state Of the patriotic cause
n Spain. 1he accounts which we're pub
iished in the Lordsn papers to the I'm
December, he says, we copied from the
French Bulletins, and therefore must be re-
ceiVed with great allowance. lie adds, the
success OF the French is always at.
cd and very often is totally unf30nded 1T is
within the recollection of every person, hat
at the mOneit when OUPoNr was surscu-
derinS his army To the victorious patriots.
the French official papers, were Sled with
accounts OF his successes against the Spanish
t1snrgcntS as they arroganiy called them
For our own parts, however, we fear there
IS too much reason TO 5elieye these accounts
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Tntai, 1852

barrels unitfor. rnuskcis 70 sAe f.
50'h ocpt. 1897, ="
The ie*ult i tIis comparison. MP 70 the
1t day Vt Dcce lller last, is. Du,at e,55s
scatps and barrels have been des,Yoycd, or
become unfit for use a ter the barrels were
forged.
Seci is another material Of considerable
moment i'll manufacturing erns, particular
~ swords AID bdyonets. For the purchase
ot this article, there iIas been dra wn from
the treasury, from the list div nf May, 1901.
tn the 1t day o. October, 1905, tthe sam Of
S. 197 II cents-Fbere remain nu,y OH hand
at the arr0ory, 1I,2O0I lbs. Of scrap s,eel,,in,
Guiding 2 $50 lbs. br ken sword blades. ir
appears To y ur COMMITTEE that the steel is
generally of as god quality as can be pro-
cured.
Gun and pistoi stocks are another match
al necessarv for fire arms, for which the
sum 90 $40 do. iars 43 cents, has been drawn
from the treasury within the peticd sbSve
mentioned, Exclusive Of "a part of the expen-
pitlTe of l $40 d., ars to Picket, Pollard
and Johnston 1iiose used at the manufAc-
tory are of totertele quality.
2 AS it rcspecfs the couduct of those to-
whom the law his committed The supefin-
tendance and management Of the iistjtn,io,,.
your committee beg ieave to state, thit By
the laws passed on the subject, the eyfcu-
49, "C'S Nv lNh FCIF kt1ltTdl ana eX-
~tensi'e discretion, as well in erecting the
Buildings, machinery, &c. the expence of
which amounts 90 164 Goa dollars 50 scents, az
atter the operations commenced, in r~egjIa-
ting the manufacturing OF arrs, and supe1-
intending the disbursement of public monuy :
me power was necessary 70 be vested some
where, and It was conceived that those who
conpo-ei the Executive department, and
responsible in their Official characters, were
tue proper persors to whom ~ con6de, in
this respect, tie PUBLIC interest a chrck
and control over. those more Immediately
concerned in the management Of the insti-
tuition, and in the expenditure Of the rrcrpy
appropriated by law, WAS Contemplate b-
the giant Of this pc en-.
But your committee regret in being conn
PEELED to sta'e, titit very liz L. Attentions 81 ems
to- have been paid to the objects c~ontem-l7t-
ed by the Lcgislaturc, very fcw (f am in
stances appear where the EXccutiyf have
ever cnquired into the subject l~ur.licr thu,
to ascertain the wishes Il the saycrirtcp-
daht. With rcspe ct to the manner in which
the operations have been coodacted, his de
sires were generally yielded to, sud IS 20 the
expenditure ~ publ c money. his Certifr1.s
has always been Dsidercd, even IN ca 8
where he himself vas INTERCEPTED. rs r,u. ID
sive evidence Of the justice Of tie demand.
Whatever may haze bcep the. resglt rs IL
affects he public intercs-, ynuc Committee
Can entertain no doubt 81 the score of i,r,-
piiety. Toperm;t any iHdiyidR0f, however
imposing his character may be. e. make ar
rangcmepts (~wi,1out cheek or controuT) 10
benoiit himself, and to fix the quantuni Of lis
own compensation, is in direct hostiiity
justice, aud calculated TO subrert The great
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Fetruary II.
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- ~ -
To the Peofkf.

II reilly to the hieces under he signature
"JohH Clarke"
This is the second time that have been
provoked 70 enter into public Investigations
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NETWORK, October II.

Arrived, ship Three Friends, Vandnym.
iomlhe Brazils, ard % days from Cay,
tnnr. The only American vessel at Cay
snns Was the brig Minerva, of Salem, and
SO bad was the markets, that she could not
SILL and intended in or 4 days to sail tor
Slrrlnaul. A few tfsYs since, spoke sloop
ipm Havanna for Rhode Island, and IN
6rmed, that so giutteel was me market there
with -four, that one vessel had hauled out.
side the halbor, and threw overheard 800
barrels, to avoid paying the duty ON 1t.