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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

but It was not OF authority sufficient TO
search for him, nor could one of that de.
scription DC obtained. The bills are adj
veriised ard information has been trans.
mated to our minister at the court of St.
james, to endeavour to stop the payment
o them. In this our agent at Jimaica see ms
inclined % believe he will succeed Il few
DAYS before the departure Of 65 from ia
maica, Brown sent word to the Conmerci-
al agent of the United States that he should
prosecute him for OBTAINING his character
by the advertisements he inserted in the
newspaper.
Messrs. Dick, Orr. and Clark, house
OF great responsibility in Jamaica seem
anxious to do every thing to stop the pay
meht of the. bills, in order that he may DE
enabled to refund the money now in their
hands.
The commander Of the Felucca Watson,
claimed protection as a British subject.
He was taken before the assistant Judge of
thesupreme court and tried. The ju ige,
John jacques, esq. after hearing the cause
of his detention, ,eriered the marshal on
the back of the writ of habeas corpus, to
remand him. The officer who had charge
of him could not Immediately convey MN
IN board, because he had to attend an e.sc.
ton. He conined'hnh in prison, aud Wat.
son aVchpleu VI SoSdpCs nc Iusl put
him in tile stocks Bnfortupately Judge lac.
ques. IS a candidate for the assembly, and
tbs adverse party seizedthe opportunity of
exciting the Glamour OF the mob, by repre-.
sentipg a British subject confined ID be
sent for trial tosa foreign government. This
placed tine judge in singular dienRA.
He aust either release Watsoa OF lose his
election chose the former.
a villain named Allen Kennedy, who
owned tue fe!ucca previous to ner ares.
by this vessel. has received from Brown a..
heut 27oo pounds sterling, which he says
is TO ince mnify MIN FOE the vessel and car
go-yet it is pretty well known the latter
GId net belong to aim.
lie tolc me tha. Brown was at private
boarding house in the west end OF the
town. but he would not inform ne what
house, and added. that as they were cOun.
stry men, he would not INFORM against him.
This iellow offered tue bills after they
were sdvetiised at 4 discount, to the draw
-ers, which was rejected with Indignation.
No don't Brown Was in jasnaic.. wncn
sailed.
VIM. CARTER, Jun.
Comnanding Gun Vessel No. IS.
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CONGRESS.
>HoUs& oRREpREsENZ114VRs.
March 4,

March 4,
Mr. Ptydfas presented memorial
from the legisativs council and house Of
representatives of the territory of Or.
'f'.sns. declaring the right of the inhabi.
jtan.s 10 the Bit,ure. Ordered TO lie on
,the table.
The house agreed to consider the re.
scsutipo of Mr Rhea (Fen.) ins,ruelinp
the committee of ways and means to in !,
gu're into the expedency of laying ad
dhlonai du'ics on all goods, wares, and
merchandize imported from Grea, Bri.
tain or France and their dependencies.
Mr Potte- hoped the resolution would
no. be agreed 10. --Tte duies ne beliey.
ed to be high enough already, and the
only eject # increasing them would be
to raise the price OF lhe commodities in
the countfy.
Mr. Aston thought the passage Of the
resolution would be unnecessary, as the
subject was already before the commit.
tee of ways and means.
Mr. Rhsa co1iendsd that an increase of
the du les on foreign wares would tend
to the encouragement, Of our domestic
manufactures. At aoy rate he wished
tie subject investigated.
Me- Va KIM tru5te1 the resolution
would be adopted. lie was in favor of
taking every proper means of bringing
Our own resources toto action.
Mr.. Vanhorne also opposed the resolu.
ton on The ground that it would raise he
prices Of the goDdson hand. He would
never eens:n. q. sec the agriculture tax.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

MSSSSCHUSEF IT'S TEGTsLATUEE.
4 a ne sn-famots. report sa.. oar Son eiri. 20
attons Says the Essex Reg ,tcr th, 2Isf
u!t) passed the House on Field 80 sisat h.
tween IL and IL e'c,uck, after a lang de-.
dase--feas 25f. Nays 145. :fae VINO.
numoer OF Re representatives. Is about. 5yu.-
wnen' the above vote was tax IN ts,srs syer.
only oyy apres=nt-of those absent, more
than $50 were Republican,, and only ,s-
tween SO and 90 federa,is,s
r
CHARLES B, BROWN, editor OF the Sc.
mi.Annual, Rsgister, a gentleman wen
known IN the literary world, died at Phil
adelphia Oh the 21st ultimo.
The battle of Ocana seems to have heeo
one CT the most decisive ever foseht il,
Spain. From various accounts it appears
that the Spaniards, in killed, wounsici anil
prisoners lost between 40 aud so thousand
men, with large quantity of arms aod
munitions. 10000 prisoners have beea
marched into the interior OF France.
" Even. Post.
We look with coBpiac,ncy on the mas
Gu line features Of Mr Ban sveli's Hiil, ..-
the protection OF our commerce r,gnts.
1t is in substance what we Know the cousis.
tent American federalists approve-,hey
like the child, and only regret that The,
are not its parent. The British factiu.l
have no other objection than sneir feas..
that this arming Will be against the kings
peace and terror of his good SUBJECT.
lease. or dispicase where 1t may, We Wish
the bill IN question may pass. Some anl.
OF the kind IS cersaialy necersarY, 20 COZ.
vif5cs the world that we are not In realty
what we have 50 long been in appearance.
Ia nation of degraded towards
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

a t meeting of the dirc;,ors Of the Rich
: mOad Turnpike Company, on the 9th March,
Rssoyeds That the shares Of all delinqusn,
holders Of sha-es IN tae sail comoaaya be sold
az the Washington Tavern, in Rich bod, on
saturday the iouneeata day of next onth, at
~ o'clock.
Resolved, That call Of tvo dollarih nI fftv
cents on each share in the said company be
maAeJ and tha' the sane be pad to the Trsasu.
rsr on or before TIE fourteenth day Of next
month.
Tese,
N. SHEPARD, Clerk.
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Dsrgiaaa Irgn8.
R 1 c H NJ o N D,
FRIDAY, March 9, 1899.

To the EAtor IF the Virginia Argus.
5M karch, 1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

"of the secretary or the treasury is
" one ofthe dearest, abAsst, and mast e.-
" pficit state papers thar graces the an
sna!s of the country" The labor
of calculation must, indeed, be exces
sive, when we find such singular com
pilments paid to mere account cur
rent OF receipts and expenditures, the
statement of which requires nothing
more. than the operation of common
arithmetic; All the honorable epco.
Mast mistakes my mcaning as much
as he does the excellent Secreta-y's
talents, for twas not ga deficiency Of
the revenue" OF which complained,
but of the want OLA system of finance
to supply that deficiency. and which
Mr.. GAllatia has failed to produce.
For nay part, 1 will on >qore sea-
,sonaole occasion, conclusively estab-
lish what 1 have asserted in relation
to the Secretary of the Treasury; for
the present, the com non welfare of
my party requires Common effort;
and 1 decline, till future opportunity.
all further exposition of the subject.
In this instance l sacrifice, for the
moment. principle to expeaiency and
although the invitation to harmonv
from one quarter in particular, h,sbee
uttered with ali the haughtiuess of af-
tected superiority aud in a peeyisb
tone ofsolicitation, 1 AGA uies ce in the
existing necessity, and extirpate the
sentiment OF disgust by the sensations
ofpa,riotism. 1 wish it to be distinct
ly understood, that stand pledged
to the public for the fulilment Of this
promise.
To you, sir, L owe brief acknoy-
iedgmcnt. The independence of your
editorial conduct has drawn upon you
imPer1inent criticisms AMI ungrAcious
reproaches; bat it has not detracted
from your character as q republican.
Popular confidence in newspaper
mustbe encreased, when its proprietor
Is guided by the dictates of his un-
derssaadins. The Individual whose
Judgment is absorbed in his prejudi-
ces, or perverted by his passions, may
please by his fattery or annoy by his
censure buthe can never be any du-
rable service to his party or his coun-
try.
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March q.

Mr. VI Kim offered The following reso.
luton, which WIS adopted; Resolved, that
me secretary ofthe treasury, be requested
to lay before this house such information
as he possesses touching The en- oluments
and expenditure; of The collector OF the
port Of Baliim are, during the year 1903
ard 1909, in Discharge of the duties Of
his Office.
A report was received from the post.
master general. relative to unproduc,iye
routes and public contracts. Ordered to
lie on The table.
Ths house vent into committee of the
who,s, MN icon in he CHAIR, on the pc.
titioN ftEhz Beth Hanilio ion.
Messrs. Rot BoyakaSd Montgomery
opposed ;he claim; shd Msssrs. Taylor
and Nelson supported it. After which
the question Saftaken on agreeing 10
the report of The committee of claims,
(Which is unfayorable TO the petilion) and
it was agreed to, CO 10 52.
The COMMITTEES then rose, and the com.
mi'iee OF claims was, on motion of Mr.
Nelson. instsu6led to bring in bill for
the relief of Mrs. Hamil,on-Ayes 81,
Noes IS.
And then the house adjourned till Mon.
day.
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POS ISChIP 4.
MACON's BILL REJECTED.

We stop the press, to mertioa that a
gentleman who came in the Northern Ac
copmodatiop Stage last evening, says thar
MaeCnib.ll(as amended by the Senate,
was injected ia the House of Rspresea,as
sives en- Tuesday.
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WIN. CARTER, Jun.
Commanding Gun Vessel No IS.
eCEAnrEgroN. Feb. %.

n
We'ieayn by gentleman wholeft New
Orl;aasfon the I'd ips;aot, thar two day,
before he sailed, in e!!igrnce was received
by he Spanish consul az that place, from
the Spa:sis. provinces in South hm=sica,
stating ias serious insurreSlion existed
il The PROVINCES of Mexico ard Qato
ihat the people wess divided into three
parties, VIZ. the natives, the french party
aad the party attached TO thesgovsrnmen,
Of Ferdinand the With. The native
parts. was composed of all the Creole
Spaniards in those provinces together
wrh.he Aborgines OF the country, and
wss.iar he most powerful; the French
ana F@sdiHaad 7,h psrsies ware abou. c.
teilnj,y balanced. Much hood had al
jcgds heen spin, and as the luminosity Of
? lae parties against each Other was sxces-
sK, it was expected that much more
80 ]! hlw. II was the general opinion,
Sho%evei5 That the. commolion would c.
seH%ass in nothing short of the indie.
pes,dsstce If lae county.
From stKe same source we learn, that
general Wilkinson had been expected for
tcme time at New Orleans TO embark for
The seat Of government, but that he had
roS arrived OH tne secoad of this month.
Our informant WAS a. Natchez at the time
: he surrendered che command of the army
ia,o the haRds of gen Hampton. He as
sure, US, tn II ne could scarcely credit
kad ne nos been upon the spot, the hatred
and de estation nwhicn the general is held,
not only by the army. but by every class
OF the community, 5o.h at che Natchez and
New Orleaus Fne few friends wn,cn gen.
W. mad st'il left, not daring TO open thei,
po6tfs IN ms defence, such was the ami .
mostly OF the people against him.
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Ten Dollars Reward,
STOLEN from my sta5l7, on Monday the 5th
instant, at night,
Horse, Bride & Saddle {;

'HE horse IS sorre', about fourteen years
of age, blind in his left eye, and one hind
,es Is larger than the other, and abouR5 feet
n'sh The saddle is new The thief 4 suspec.
'e1 o5e man VINO was in the nsigaboel ood
the same evening he is rather unde tie middle
stature aud has black hair and laHge black
eyeS--hiS foreteeth are wider apart than CON.
mon The had on paatao,ns and dark clothes,
ana wore white hlt--lc said his name was
DAVIS, That he lived in Canbsrand county,
near the court house, aad was in pursuit of III.
horse, who broke away from hin ia Manchssser
sunday evening. Wh1sycr viii deliver the
said horse TO me in Caesteri.H county, four
miles above Manchester, or give information
so that get him 1gain, shall rsssivs the ab5ve
reward, and also liberal reward will be given
Tor experimenting and securing ihs thief.
BENZ AMIN HATCHER
March Oh, 1910. D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

N. SHEPPARD. Clerk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

DIR, ..,.
IL IS 4 consolation to reject, that
the spirit of the national representative
body is not totally extinct and that if
it's not exhibited against the enemies
OF the country, there is at leasta cou-
rageous manifestation of it against the
printsrs-.% In my opinion the orators
Of cSngress ought to be a little more
tender in this particular; for where is
their reputation to be found, if it is not
in the newspapers Ten, years ago
the freedom of the press was consi-
dered by republicans as the unalienable
right of the citizen; but the patriots
who contended for unlicensed discus
sion whilst they were freezing in the
arctic circle of opposition, are no soon
er ripened iuto the torrid zone of pow
er by the virtuous energy of the press,
than they depreciate its merits, and
cry out scaaaH! Even Mr.. Smile
lapents that it is not {" possible to
brlrg 70 punishment the vile author"
of a political essay: Mr.. Burwell HIM
self thinks that " our papers have sunk
to a degrading state," whilst Mr..
Johnson smiles with contempt" and
Pities the misguided men who cannot
perceive that Mr.. Gallatin is equal to
Aristiies and Socrates With indi-
viduals who deal in this kind of vague,
dac'amatory eulogium and eensure. I
confess my inability to argue; the
stream OF their panegyric courses too
swiftly for the current of my logic 81
am not prepared to prove of any man.
as Mr.. Taylor has asserted Of NJ.
Galiatin, that he is.'' imn4cwl1le - or
as Mr.. johnson has averred, that q. !,
is impossibte he should be gailty.n
IL Is not only allowable, but it is the
indis4eesabls duty of free man. to il.
vest'8ate thecharacters and conduct Of
nose persons who administer, as we'll
as those who make the laws By waich
he IS governed aad whilst I exercise
the right and perform the task with
decorum, l thank God that II !. not
IN the power of even the Congress of
the United States to compel me 20
undergo an inquisitorial examination
at their bar, except by gross breach
OF the constitution. Without me,r
ing the least disrespect for that hon.
orable body, 1 must be permitted to
remark, that there appears to be a We.
y great oegree OF aptitude in the
House of Representatives to forget
that the delegates of the peonle are
not the people themselves, and thar
there is at least one sovereign tribunal
10 which congress its elf is strictly ane-
nable tor It's actions. The tin1e,we mus,
nope, has not arrived, when the c;t;.
zen shall stand in awe of oppression
from The psurped authority Of the Re.
re''ntative Bodyj nor, as Mr.. TAYLOR
it, when congress, convene
a. a. the 1 capitol "to kiusssr Up characters
'y'|sSsSlatiOe acts.n
i"sre are a'ny circp instances sue-
'''entto sdisga2e Whister an Jus.
ify his removal from once, which
would not subject him to the'pains Of
impeachment. A coll indifference to
ne public interests; secret aud ir-
esponsIoIe agsacy in congressional
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
PEDIGREE.

Admiral Nelson was bcea1 by Lord r rosys
nor, got by John Bull, AMI fOa Cd in 1875 bis
dan by DIVA, b. Justice her DAD, cJ,ne,
by Squrra Oft Of Frib5ls's dan, by ReLg,1s
See supplement. TO tas 5 u book. p.v,t5 -
JASPER CLAYTON.
". .. " tes To- Ia; twenty dJilats mus, #.
ent with the mares ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
March LIST, 1910.

a Beanitul dark bay, 16 hands high. FIJI az
strength, health and vigor, and inferior 10
no nor e either for speed or bottom. Of fine hone
ana nu5clei This horse WAS gc1assi hy the
tate Wllliim Lightfool, Esq. whea in I,o1don-
OF Lord Grosven r. he was then in ,rsini,ot
VIII stand the ensuins seaSon at ny stable in
Matnews, and at Thomas Mzlss's in the uDpsr
emu OF siiddiesex c9unty aleynately The
scarcuy OF money induces, ms subscriber 10 leg
MN cover mafe' this -son at 20 dollars 70 r..
di;caaTgedby ;hepaypsnt,of IS dollars ie paid
within the season, whiSh wiftexpire on the 1J..I
OF AIznsss -~ita mac = 1o...assto til .,oaun c.
eaca mare. Good aud excessive pa ,tusags vii,
Dc furnished g'atisj the greatest Gaze aud a.,
tenIon pad the mares, box Will not h. aas,uF.--
able Tor aceidsn.s escapes This bo,<c H.,
not run May races, bu! his perform ankes ~
'uih ;ie1tly Justify the opinion of Lord ErosvX
noF aad bis S,n, VINO certify thai thdg coz.
aer him the best three year old horse In Eno
.Ana, ana challenging any year old, which was
In October 1898, at New Markst =. 49,
sweepstake of 1870 guiueas, IL sul,scr;he,S :.
2Oo suinsas each, half forfeit, colts carrv;nv p
stone 2b, isies stone, beating Sir FI,rsv
Mr Cookson's C. by Sir Peter. Mr. PeTr;o,.
o. c. Young JaveIin, Sir Franceg stan,ii,b,s
en-, c. Split Pigeon S to- araiost Adr,;r,l
Nelson. to4 against Sir Harry, 6 TO 1 asa;ns,
oPl't Pigeon, & 10 70 against Young IayeIin
In l7y9 he won sweefstake Of 1900 9,dneas'
~ subscribers at 200 g1ineas each, b3atiSy T.o,d
Esremonts c. By P.e,ePtor, osr of goo r..
Mr. Pirrin's b. c. Javelia, aad Golding's Boss-
teF--} 10 L on Admiral Nelson. IN lam -
got so much injured in his prac,ice tina, he AZ
nJt CO ne on the. turf again unfil 1sJs whe,
he won aPnrse OF 50 pounds, 1 mic ne Re
beating sevsra' nae horse5.--Ssc SJorticy n -
aZiue f0r this year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

lhsre are uppny circu u5.a, e. sue.
nc'entto sdisga;e minister and ius.
tfy his removal from oaase, which
would not subject him to the,pains OF
impeachment. A coll indifference to
the public interests; secret aud ir-
responsible ag:acy in congressional
Proceedinys; a fearful aud feeble re-
of aatioaal resources in
time ofdanger; alurking ami Mostly to
a colleague mingliag with his political
views would be uuconquerab.e OBJ
iectloAs toy politician of more ability
than NJ. Gallatin. MIR. Gho!son Ia,
told US tn. "ths list alllh report
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

THE BULL BREED IN HIGH
PRESERVATION!

Paul Hentzer, who made Journey
into England in the year 1893, gives
the following character of the English
of that day: They are good sailors,
ana better pirates, cun7ing, treacher-
Gus, and thieoish; vastly fond Of great
noises that ill the car, such az the
firing CT cannon, drums, and the ring.
ing OF BELLS" Whoever will take
the trouble to recollect the piratical
conduct of Great Britain towards the
U. States, the cunning and treachery
OF henfpblicy towards us, and the
thievish practice of kidnapping our
seameR; together with the firi;1g cf
the tower guns and ringing Of bells on
every little favorable incident; will
at once acknowledge that the old Eu-
glish breed is well kept up, and that
In course ofupwards of two hundred
years the character Of that nation has
not degenerated.
-
eco. '''s'' '''' = rage
NJ Various reports being in cir
culation, that the Secretary of State
for tho United States has bsep con-
cerned in the writing and publica-
ton of"' CA2rLLUs % we can posi-.
lively declare that the secretary of state
had no hand in the production; that
ne was IN no manner privy to it, or
20 the intention of the author; that
the manuscript was neveriaside of the
Department OF State; and that ali
conlscturss of that kiad are totally err
ronsous.
07 The Baltimore Federal Repvblicsn
aud papers of that cast. have been for
some TIME making great clat.er absa,
the cause Of the Spanish PArarors, the
aon-recept'on by our government OF Don
Oals, Sc In the next Argus we shall
endeaVour to give such an answer to
these friends Of order and good govern.
meu" and men Of "stsady haDis," as
sil silence them for ever; and from
-reh da;a as they will mol daee 10 ques, ion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
WANTED,
"A Book Keeper.

PIX AeIlc ALLY aeql.,iatsd win ,ths.ast.
son beng welrecommeuied as to Ms csbacFy
az a book keeper, as man of respeAabiG.y Ana
a.siaisy, may obtain situation ikelv n h..
Pefnarentl and psehaps such as ua$>j,caeam.
Cd isiois IN oihsr respects ;n4Ai=e of the
printe'. IN
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-21
anthony Rhodes,

Eas fagysuie at his stare on Pr'"ce-s'reef,
AlewandriG,
pipes of Country Gin,
8 hogshcads New Rum,
10 chests Old Hyson Tea, latest impofta-
ton.
s do Company.
s.do Gunpowder,
Candles in boxes,
Cotton in bales,
Pearl Ash in kegs,
90 barrels Greening Apples,
Cider by the barrel,
A few barrels good Shad,
Cheese and Potatoes,
500 yards Country Linen,
Straw Bonnets,
American Ginghams and Chambrays,
Cotton Shifting and Bedtick,
Weaving Cotton of different co,ors and
Numbers,
Knitting and Sewing Cotton, Fax Reels,
American Cotton, ard Wooden Cloth,
Groceries as usual.
November ID. d
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A.iot took place in Porehest.,
between the French prisoners and .ho' eal
German and Swiss, who had enlist y
the British service, GOT of prison m ~ y
aid was called in for iestoring order s4a
was done without bloodshed. "aF
.he tx king Of Sweden, com, e..
had SO far Elected his escape to tbr TO-
lish fleet as to be pa ,,ing eli ir a bn., N0i
he was fired upon By The guards, ,b- VIZ
mander Of whom ntol med hi,, ,b.,, 'V'
ders were to suffer him ia return ne "'s
ny or to SO into Russia. bur by no m IN
to suffer him to pass into Sweden ., Z
board the English aeet.
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NOTICE.

sT~HE second payment upon the ,subscriP-
& tons to the Farmers Bank OF Alexan-
dria being due on Tuesday the goth instant,
Notice is hereby given thata committee OF
the Directors, appointed for that purpose,
will attend on that day, at Brooks's Tavern,
to receive payments, from 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon.
N0vemher s.
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Hiculuns Grammar School.

THE subscriber will continue this School
Il the ensuing year, and instruct young
gentlemen in the following branches of edu-
cation, to wit Spelling, Reading, flirting,
arithmetic, English Grammar, upon the plan
of Lindlcy Murray $50 omhosifion, Btair's
lectures, Moral PHILOSOPHY, Practical Sur-
veying, and Geography with the use of the
Mats and Globes. Boarders can be well ac-
: commodated convenient to the school upon
very moderate terms. No student will be
admitted for shorter time than one year.
The price of tuition and FIRE wood will be
twenty one dollars and thirty four cents.
This seminary is advantageously situated,
possessing in very eminent degree the adj
vantages.of health, and of genteel and friend
1y society.
Charles Tackett.
Stafford County, Nov. 2-l6. TT
The subscriber is distant about one mile
from MIR. Tackett's academy. He will ac-
fcommodate few boardsss upon moderate
V. PEYTON.
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The annual consumption has been reck.
onedrS4 to $4,000 bags.
BALTIMORE, November 10.

BALTIMORE, November 10.
The stables belonging to the Globe Ia
vern were destroyed by fire on Saturday e.
vening last, together with hay, harness,&c.
and FIVE stage horses, belonging TO the Pr
lot line Of stages. From the calm which
existed, added to the exer,ions of the citi-
,zens, the conaagration made no further
progress. The danger of the surrounding
property was great. Mr.. Fulton cannot
have lost less than from 1900 to s 2ooo.-
The catastrophe was embi,tered by the
death of worthy stranger Of the name of
Straw, from Wyshs court house, Va. a