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5000 Acres Of Lana for Sale.

E~HE subscriber offers. for Bale number
Il OF very Oalxa6ie Tracts Of Lard in that
part of the state OF Georgia called the &c KEW
PURCHASES"
He can most confidently affirm that his IT,
TO impress in order TO remove any prejudice
| that may exist in the mins.s of those disposed
to purchase Georgia Lands. The tracts ~
for sale are situated between the Ocone- Ind
0cmulgee rivers, and are within the las pur.
chase made of the indians by the state
Georgia. The legislature of Georgia to el-
courage the population Of the district as we'll
as TO benefit the inhabitants Of the state, had
the purchase surveyed antldiyidcd into lots or
squares ofo2 and half acres each, md graft
.ed lotter restricting the sale OF tickets to
the citizens Of Georgia at a low price, the
sprizes to eonsis, osiots.wi,hin the purchase
a number Of theselets the subscriber now Of
tiers for sale, some are in the vicinity of the
aity Of Miliedgeviile, the permanent seat Of
the state government, its present white po-
pulation exceeds 1900 souls-it is situated
upon the verge of the Oconee, which is na-
vlsable for boats that carry from fifteen 70
twenty tons, to Darien. upon the Atlantc-l
indeed the whole purchase isbecome very pc
pulous, * those disposed to engage 40 sout0-
crn agriculture, or to purchase upon specu'
Iation, cannot do better than to avail them,
selves of .his opportunity to obtain good lands
now fer sale. Several OF the tracts are cor
',tiguous TO each other and some in the neigh
borhood Of Furnishing county towns; some
unite many desirable advantages. The coun-
try generally is well supplied with branches,
creek streams, rivers, and springs that con-
stantly How. Many Of the tracts now adYer-.
tlsed have the advantage of fine timber III
mill seats.
hose inclined tebecome purchasers may
;, Know the terms by applying TO the subscriber
living at Alexandria. in the district Of Co.
lumbia,
"A ofhny,,y liver
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spinkney, at Lordon, received atieiee Of Il.
rupture that was completed in Noyenber.
at the city of Washington
During the late sitting vacancy Of Con.
gress, If the Cabinet believed nothing Ne.
cessary or expedient, why was there such
an afsctation Of intended something, and
something of impressive consideration -.
why was mot the perilous state abroad.
made known for general information tina,
private citizens might consult the safety Of
their own interests, while hopeless of pro.
lection or elief from the government. II.
however, the mysterious veil had been ss.
moved, the fears and hopes Of the peopls
might have ceased to be the sport of ps I
in place, or American supplies mighto,N
been wanted, amidst the various p6@ 4
the alliance bef@eenythe Gallo, Corsie
nasty and the blood of the Caesars.
One OF the great legitimate purposes Of
government, is TO secure in practice The
rights of person, and property, against 70,
reign abuse and violation. It is now to be
understood, that this purpose is TO. be aban.
.doned onthe part of the CABINET 2 II suck
be the fact, it is not impossible to account
for some of the whining illusions, recently
published at tae seat Of government.
Instructions relative to that rupture, as
laid before congress, are contained in letter
bearing date the 23dtof November 500 from
the secretary of state. Yetaile paper for Of
fetal, and demi-cfieial, and unofficial pub
LEGATIONS, at the seat of government, has re-
presented Mr.. Pinkney as receiving despatch.
es on the 9th Of the same north. In thai
paper there has been given an Krtract ofe
letter. from Nm. Pinkney, Esg..to H. SmaA
Esq Secretary Of State. dated Lonaon, A1sreh /
81; 1910. The beginning of the extract is
in these words" On the 9th of November,
Mr.. Brownell delivered to me your letters Of
the filth, 18th and Esd, of the preceding 4
month" This was publish ed in paper Of Y
Monday, the 2lst Of May, 1910, with a COPY II
of MIR. Piakney's letter of the dof January,
to Lord Wellesley, and the answer of the l4h M
of March. In paper of Wednesday, the 1.
impossibility isagain published as fact MIR. b
Pinkney being statedto have :sfeccived his
dispatches on the 9th of November" TIE
erfiact, with the correspondence between q
Mr.: Pinkney and Lord Wellesley, must have
been furnished from the department Of state
If the publication olthe rvhole letter, would
have made disclosures to the people, Of y
which the cabinet at Washington felt the ha-
zard, the policy'o of suppressing The infor- L
nation, by giving an e-rsracs, was not unna-
tufal.
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May %.
: May %. laeWm
Wls0n,s american Ornltho1Qgy.

The first and second volumes Of this splen'
did Work are just come to hand and arr
ready for delivery to subscribers, who sT'
requested to call for them.
James Kennedy, Sen'r.
june ~. steo
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Amount in rela;ionto presidency
of Mr.. Jefferson. {

3AHSunt al RELATION 70 presidency !
of Mr.. Jefferson, $500, ooe
The difference between the sums paid
during the presidency of Gen. Washington,
and that of Mr.. j Jefferson, iss76 coo dolls.
for 8years.
A general increase ofpublic expence on
account of the presidential establishment,
tosuch an extent, was probably not expect
ed by the body ofpersohs, who applauded
the inaugural speech, made by president
Jefferson in March 1901. Apportoning
S $4,000 for years, the average is g, 500
dollars annually--a SUM considerably more
than sufficient to defray the salaries Of the
governor and lieutenant, the secretary and
treasurer, and comptroller Of accounts, for
the state of Connecticut, together with al
lowancesy for their clerk hire, and other ex-
pencts of Office.
So characteristic is the difference be-
tween the presidency Of Gen. Washington,
and the presidency Of Mr. Jefferson, with
respect to public monies, in in cases more i'm.
mediasely interesting to themselves.
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prii fsoo sales of pro-
perry belonging 60
houshold of pr esidcnt
Adams, by act Of Sd
of March sol !: for
estimated vatuesot the
whole,s say
accomrao-
dalton Of HOUSEHOLD
with reference to the
periodsof four years,
q COMMENCING the Alb
Of March 1905, ap-
preparation Of 1900
dollars with sales OF
: decayed furniture and
'eduipage, by act of Sd
of March 1905 !: for
the " hole, say
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sabences--on accounted
house and relative ac-
Communications at seat
ofgovernment;ch arg-
ed to public treasury
---estimate--charged
from 29th Of March
1903 to. 31st Decem-
Der 1908, rs per Off
eial statement mo. 2,
appropriated by act of
sd March 1907, as
per stat ement of APP.
!, preparations
appropriated by actsof
2sih April 1908, as
per statement of ap-
preparations
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S6l,s65 80
$4,000

-or estimate otherwise- 1929
charged from Goth
March 1905, to 3oth
June isos,as per Off
cial statement (No. q. ss,s7s 90
Balance of monies adj
vancedto,the SUPER
intendant being s 49,
>1O7 $500 on the sOth
of June 1903: for pro.
portion on account of
palace, say only zone
tenth part 1910
..xs-
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IS 6a,4So oe

but TO allow for any possible
error, and that the estimate
( may not be overeharged, set
downfor the whole, no more
than
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reign relations, might have been communi-
Gated, and the measures judged necessary.
or exPedient, might have been recommend.
cd, in terms Of such inteIigibIe import as
not to counsenance various and contra'l;c.
tory interpretations: This might'ha been
acceptable TO legislators, preferring the la.
Dor OF thinking, to the incidence of mental
vacancy, and choosing rather to walk safely
IN the light, than to grope about and about
in the dark. With satisfactory information
relatfve'to the active state of affairs abroad.
such Legislators might have materials for
comprehensive political estimates so as TO
aid in suggesting or maturing me assures Of
practical utility. But this would nor h.vs
been consistent with that ob,curitv which
coneeals defects, and favors imposturr.--
Would clear exhibitions of tact. and a.
sinct views Of policy, in affairs Of 'orra, ma
tional interest, have disagreed with The a@
cial case OF members ofthe admin;.,ra,;ou
The inference seems not witho,t srs,sar
especially if a Judgment is to be formed
trdsn the repeated publication of an limos.
sibiliRy, with respect.to the time when Mr..
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! New Cor are Stole.
New.York, 2sth Feb.

rTSHE snbscTiberintsrM his frierds, and
the public GENERALLY, What he has COM
menccd business Oh Merchants Wharf, be-
tween King and Prince streets, in the house
lately occupied by the United States as m
Office Of inspection where he intends % keep
a general assortment of CORDkGE, made
by johns 'CAaimers, sen. rope maker for the
government of the United States. This cor
dage he presumes, viii bear comparison
with any made on the continent.
All orders directed to him from any part OF
the Union, for cordase Of the above kind,
will be attended. to, and executed with dis
patch. Ss.,.y ~.
He keeps for sale variety of articles IN the
snip ehandslery line, Also, salt, sugar, cot
fee, &c and superfne aosr selected for fsmi-
IN use. Gosh given for hemp, wheat slld
corn. '@ s>',. >.
l.s -. Joseph Rowen. :
Afxy. 10 ~. rs.. 2aW3w .
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rNuINE Me iciNlEls ]. / !

NJ - &. t. sfs - -. - ...nsk
wx kATB HIce 81 Asvs A' :.
aFed es's gs,sss 60, &. 9
secession OF ske sssbscTf ass Ysasss. ey
SssAea skesF tSye pre- dared ard SpStdps sst'sse
z .ssls1s,s y : a1< genuine. :,
81 8 80 .. -. s Al1kmes
: s'''s n - J. =,
81 =. -.
Felcsyed sna spsseatiy s1
s ed BY shs we q so,,o.,c
sHANlltI0eRss AEstSsoa Ss,UJ ,,,,s,.
A1A DEUS ht - y: - 81
Sands tl.AtcilS and heated >iaedl ssnes lolnss
I With strong 0piatss or sleepy drugs rePeas-
Cd acses e whick Halter end Aecease .0e ~
sie1A EOsthe prellens.. By Proen-sn lnonlsnt =.
- eaAe ssperiseee, ~ say, mas 49, sss y
tkcusandss that the common oplaees ana nA ~
Sazaies. as they are called, haally sgSra'a:: =
tasSsy diSsrdercf the breast and .angs. ~
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.Public SIC,

.s ~. " u q
win be sold, at public sale, as BySok'. IA.
yern, in EAiexandfia, on So EURDAY, The
!. 10th Of May next 81. - -,
4 That valuable Tract of Land,
known a. 1rsns,s 4 sssat, I formerly occupied
by. Presley Coz, ant. lately BY Josiah Wat
con, being on The waters los lio!mes' Run,
ABBOTT two miles from ahef town Of Alexan.
dria, between The sf;elchsscr road and tho
great turnpike, now leading from Alexandra
To- Little River, containing about 4so acres,
agr4eableltc. q plat md sssrysy xhicA win be
produced on the dayspt sals, ana SWITCH may
now BE- ssen by applyia TO Col. Gilais, Of
Alexandria, or 10 .4ysra,idsr Ksrr. Of Wash.
iihstsn cisy. The land viii be laid or In lots
Of tnosn ~ 70 50 acres to sait pus:hasers.-
Thesterms Of aals will bc- One liifd cash.
and q erediio Of 6 and ~ months on he 70.
naming tso thir,ls. notes nseossahls 4 10
bsat ct Alexandria with appt6ysa cn6otssrts
bearing interest from dc dsee. y
q The title 10 the shove IanI q sla4uesIiea,
abls. isrill, be made " si4e esSasai n,
appointed 81 tie coustof III az esSasy .
the purrhassts. 1nS a&s ihcss NS1et theses
Iargs prspoFtion ~ hcstcuAs land whIs'
win mako ssxcsltent ~ AeN, ~ ~ W
land hss slssnt ssises iss AslId ss y.
May 4 S. ~
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Rt&a8lf4eea ~ el ass& ~ ~ ~
Sra painiatesnnfa Sorakl 20 the tbs
riSnoasrass use 81 aeas frequent tnspxicior,
|or INV dessiucsise inssmps yhs pnskii-
kfall ar freoue1t pse pf mercury sthe diseases
pecnlisr 70 females At . csstaia period ef
NE; hid iAyiAgs Ia, &c. 81. / q
- HskA&1ETG3fsS
CEEEBEA3ED Y0RM nESER0YlNG
~ OH n G. n e. sssss;s,s 81
AmonR the syrnpt6ghs attending Worms
ares dlissgreeable sbreakhs especially IN the
fmorning bind and, cnitsPt guRs- hang IN
ktAe Soas, ard ahsat tho scat ryulxoRs,
sppiictic ats, and SOM timcs . pIssaziou OF
espes ch irregular appetites scnesil q: Ao,i r.
ind food and soanetinles voracioas- iarging
with slirhy and fGAid stools vomiting large
and hard belly--pains andsickAess at shGssto-
kn,ath-s pains IN the head aad thighs with
|lownsssi of spifiss--slew fever, with small
and Irregular pUise--a dry ceagh--excessive
thirst2 somettmes pale and unhealthy, coun-
nance, end sometimes thetface bloated and
knshed, :, ~
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms, should have immediate reco1fse
10 Hamiltss's ,Wsym Destroying. Lozenges
which. hare been constantly attended with
Esuccsss In all complaints similafto those above
described.
.lYahw' $ tfue. end Genuine CernsGn Corn
Platter, s.5..
An ihfalIible remedy for Corns; speedily
removing them root and branch, without 'gH.
SssaiiHs .pstfsn Lajss,
The Restorative Powder-for the Tessh
and Gums. q. =. ,'', -
'Hakns Genuiae Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases ofshs
eyes. = - -,
Hamihon's Essence and ExtraH
.,...I of Mustard, = =
For Rhesmatism, Gous, Palsy, we'lines'
Numbnsss, &c.
~, Tooth Aeke Drops.
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief In the
most severe.instances. / ...,.'t 4
The Aa0dyne Elixir, 49,,
For the cure Of every kind Of head ache. =
q + Tie Dsmah Lisp iSslve. ~.
.MfG!N6Ie AgGe a,1d Fever .Dreh.
I ,n1 Sold only by Jarres Kennedy, sen.
BooksellsrS King Str ee., Alexandria, who
has long besn.s sole agent for the sale OF the
genaiRe preparations: - ~.
Hannah Lee,
' - ~
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io,sa4 Prisesl,
aA,o76 Blacks,

Less dian 8 ~ Alsnts u i psise suhjsa
to dedncsion .of Us per cent Pyisss psy.]
he so days Al.sT ~ sonclasica q abe d,av.
mt. a 20 g IS W..
IS :es Txz KsSsxiS. YSssss.
LIST drawa No. 10Th DIR Of bfaSjn6s entitled
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James Sanderson,
Robert /. Taylor.
@ Caution.

MwY wife fiaRaioT having Left my house,
I'M and separated herself Rom me. I here
S. ave THE phtssic nesice, thAtl win not dis.
ehafes any debt 0rdsbtsa& hish she may con.
f,aet. nor d. sny manner be bound Tor any q
her tsansacsions Is contracts.
g; q .Izeary iMsCpe.s
Arm ssss.
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Selectsd Reconssendatsoss.

;fSinSd esirous to make public for the good
Sf Others. he excellent quality t6t 'hafnlI.
toms elixir, prepared by the laie Mr.. lee, /
have sent you che following account OF the
beneht have received Ircmt whichsA nope
will induce others 20 give 1t trial. 'an cen,
sequence of . hFuise on the breast receAvSe
from fa!b my health grew eadi my Dream
Ina, became very difGcuitGI' and, frequently !
have had suddenly to rise up IN my bed with
an the horrors okimmediAte snRocstion. -
Add so these constant pain in.my breast,
and cough, great loss OF strength & ,hesh,
and. Won may conceive that nay symptoms.
: eyidentiv indicated an Sppro aching coasMmR',
lion. The, advice OF a most eminent physi.
,eiaa.was reSorted TO, and afterwards second
MAS called IA, but Without. giving me any re-
Lief Anothsr physician who knew me ant
.Yhe circumstances Of my case, advised me TO:
give Han,ii,o,ES Elixir trial, saying he had
ased il Ia I'm practice and always found It 70
dn much VsoC A bottle was procured from
Mr.. Birchss, and found relief before mad
taken half ci,it. 1;continned % use II g was
soon strOng.to attend to business. On taking
cold, sSrne of,my fottler Symptoms return.
buter siwsys removed BY dOse or two OF
: the ElixiT. -. 80, ~,
George Benner, jun.
SOIL. Budd street, phisadelPhia.
Mira. H,1.se, New YOfk. .s-.e +. -
MIR. Ahliah Heniy, Bridge street, Bali
more, was cured BY one bottle OF siamilton's
Elixir, OF = very complicated disorder, yocca-
stoned by a very severe cold caught several
months 400. He. breathed with the greatest
0iIscultyS and was often thrown inso zen
sine sweaA when he attempted 20 walk any
sliatanres and his voice would frequently fan
! In such asta6sTee that he could only atteMp'
: to Whis6ef. He has been upwards OF siN
! weeks without q retnrn Of hisl complaints
and deaiFes to give. his public testimony ~
.aAS0r Of this jAYalIahle medicine. go
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e A NEW NOVEL.
-.,. lust Published, and for Sale by
COT TOM u STEW AR.I;
Price .DsA0r, -,
.GLENCARNt; .5sf
. = .. ..- or ~ - ...., -,
THE DLSszPPoZHEAfENeTc or YOUTH
- A.NOVEL. ~. $50
Br GEoses WArTERsToN, ESQ.
o. WAsH1KeTon CRY,
father of tAe Lawyer and Child Of Feeding.

The celebrity OF this sutl,er's CLAW
YER" and /" CHILD OF FEELING" in
duced the publishers torengage in this work,
and misunderstanding fremthemeritsofthe
former, feel themselves justified in Stating
that his GLENcARN Is superior to either.
lit is submitted without further recommeD da-
ton, with wish, that the American review
ers may give further encouragement 70 this
young gentleman cndeavors to cntertsin, in
struct and moralize his fellow citizens,,in a
way seemingly well calculated to asiraet their
attention. rs a
Web g. st', - - ~ z. sEt
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Now Landing
/ From On board Sioop L EplA, from CAafiss-
- y s .a : stef,i ey y -
4 90 bales Choice COTTON -
10 cseks new Rice ~ =. s., .,F
II o haze Carolina Ground Nuts--and s
rAco Rseds-- suitable for.hshing Sods, ana
other purposes, &, -
3 Z. ss'55S, IN STORE, e 3
{ taae barrsis excellent Apples 4.
y 40 sroce bottled Cider
8 ditto Ale--and ~
A General sssortrasss shoes and Trunks
<As usual. ~
At,r;k9A. -. - law
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/ ~ Y -
to dedncAion of Us per cent Pyisss PAPA.
be so days ai.sS - sonelasina q abe d,av.
= ~ rxx Asxaxas. ysssss.
LIST draws No. tjoth dsy Of drawing. emitted
l.. .so. ls,h do $; $50 rysIe;s Iron
: + ", Mol % No. 80. Aseiusirs.'
) ist do. tssoth Do, y35esdo. frsm M
asaiN .ayfs ID; roo, incIuiye
list do. szsth do, $50 do. ylium M
aIi ,.- ss,ootito 1880, Inclusive
lit do .Seth de. $50 do from No
-. 81 X ..ss,syl4te - 500 'inclu~i,s
Ist do. ssh; 10. sG:ssH $4,000 doll.
ist .tio. xoth' 10. 1900
LAT do, Z, s4sth do, $4,000 y
Ffst.4eoo Blanks drawn % be entitled b,
Ten Dollar psisc each. b 7 a; ,rS ~
NJ The drawing will. commence In the
City Of New York on the third Tuesday II
April next, sad viii con.inue to draw 600
Tickets each day tex:ept she last day, when
there Will remain 500 TO- BE- drawn) until
finished. a.
IIoxsrs sor.a,s by r.. GRAY, Bookscl-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where al tick
cts sold by him'may be examined, and infer.
nation obtained respcctipg the Lottery dur
INK The drawing, free ofSexpenee, Prizes b
The Baltimore College Lotteryswiil b taken
atttheir.foll vainc for Tickets in:ySis Lottery,
and the difference paid a sk1bhS g sCasA WIN
also he advanced Cor prices as;boea ~ drawn
at sssnoderate discount. 80 :
Present psioS.sf icktss siehEa l1llsssss''..
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May 10
Publ: Sale.

Under the authority of decree of the United
States Circuit Court of the District OF
Columbia, held at Alexaadria, the subscrib.
ers viii offer at public sale, on the ise day
Of June next, AZ the Coffee House.
Three Squares Of GROUND,
s near the Spring Garden:
a. number of valuable building Lo7s,
80 on King, Alfred and Patrick streets. {,
-ALso s,.'r-t..a ~
Several we'll secured GROUND RENTS
!. One fourth Of the purchase money wilI.be
required 10. hand, and on the balance a crcdil
of 8, Is cpd 4 smonihs win be allowed on ne
pO,iable notes with approved endorEers, The
Little viii be made on the payments beinecem4
iplstsd.. s.,b TX
James Sanderson,
Robert !, Taylor.
MAys7. $3.50. s. 81. s,.., &. " co
IS 3 e. Caution. ~.
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Valuable Land for Sale.
TN pursuance Of certaia decrcesFo the
worshipfal court Of Fairfax county. we
the subscribers, commissioners In the laid
, DEGREES mentioned, will expose to public sale,
at the hoass Sf Charles I. Love, Esq. IN said
county, On Saturday the isth day OF Maj
pext iif fait, If not the next fair dayl
Saadty Traits Of Lasa, =
containing together eleven hundred and nine,
teen and an half acres, situated In the said
county Of Fairfax, on the waters Of Cub and
'Tlatlick runs, on the old turnpike road, and
commonly known BY the name OF SALISBURY
On these lands there are vsluahle improve
rlsnts-Ths terms Of sale viii be fer ready
money. ,a.S,
6 Charles Tyler. jun.
Humphrey Peake.
Aprir7 cots
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Ahrif44.
Goash.Inakin lin all its>xarions
Branches. '@s
e. r. TAYLOR,

F9.ESPEcTFULLY ,iaiorms his tsiea 9
~ and the public, that he sontir. SIS TO
carry. ON The Cbseh. making Basiness N all IT'D
various branches, ct The shop In FAIRFAX
stree,, formerly occupied BY Khea and 1sy-
or. where Ill orders in his line Of business
will be strictly attended s
From ap establishment Of three ycarsin
the above liae' Of busiaess heris able 70 say,
a. proof OF his ~oEkmaaship, he has many
vouchers. Is l@. - >
p, Gentlesasn who may please TO favor him
With their ovaeu fer Carriages Of any kind:
or description, may depend on having their
work exeSuted with peatnsss and strength!
N. B. All kinds Of Carriages aid Harness.
e. made and repaired with nsasrisss and dis
patch. " ~, ..
Aseeond hand Coaches with Harness.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER q.

Do,s no, the coming CT Lueien Bona
-r,e 20 the u. S. at this time, look susp'-
AIS particularly when We reflect ON 'ne
JUNIORS that are aaoa,? II IN fact Napo's-
oa has given pssspor, 70 Lueien' Aass
,o, the American people Just greuna TOT
..sn;e;on. May not the residence OF e1en'
Aarsau in this eoun.ry. the coming OF LII
Ian Bonapar,e, and the residence OF ~
\ ysr under the wing OF his imperial ana
,oysl majesty, wear most portenuoos as
&c, towards this country: These ques-
Mons may be considered by some as the
vmdrrings Of imagination, but Il behovea
the American people TO look 20 It.
pusRy.-Will Gen. Wilkinson, i called
before committee OF Congress, produce
,he papers which were stolen from the
War OGce BY somebody.