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" A NEW NOVEL. H., H..
=. JUS, Published, and for Sale by
COTT u ST E w ART;
= Price Dollar, - ~
.~.-t GLENCARN /;
THE DES.lPPoLH7AflyJfTSO OF YOUTH,
A NOVEL. ....-,
Br CEoRsH WArrERsTox, ESQ.
Or WAsKISoroN CITY, ~
J1uthsr ofshe Lawyer and Chiid Of Feeling.

The celebrity of this authors /" LAW
YER" and /" CHILD OF FEELING in
lduced the publishers to engage in this work,
and withou: detracting from the inertia Of the
former, feel themselves justified in stating
tshat his GLENCARN Is superior 10 either.
/, his submitted without further recommsDda-
.sion, with wish. that che American rsyiew-
,1ers gasy. give fnethert encouragement 10 this
young EeDtleman's epdsayors to entertain. in
strpct end mcralixe his fellow citizens, in d
way seemingly xslI salsalsses ,oas,rae, ,heir
attention.: q - 80, -
Fsh.!s.
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Forty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
IN 18th of December last, negro DAM
EL---he ID SO years old, S feet 10 OF II inch.
es high, tolcrably black, high cheek bones. he
had an opening between his Iront teeth hay
ing the appearance Of one lost, remarkable
round 8houlders and Aleader.waist- d by
profession a Baftisi, has los, much of bis re.
,lisien, and y fond OF talEing on that subject
he has appeared 10 be very tiuwelr forrwo OF
three years past sndthas done nothing3: be-;
fore ,hat4time he was good hanu to put up
post. and rail fence, and 6iitchinR, which he
no doubt will engage in should ne get d's-
lance fiem toyne--he il good at oil kinds Of
plantation work. IL issbeljeyed he Is still in
the neighberhOOd Of Alexandra where. he has
q Miie,. and il harbored by the negrocsbe-
longing or who have lately belonged, 10 she
estate 81 benjamin. Dalany, Esq: and their
eonheclipns. a 4 - g. -. s o.
Twin give the above reward if secured In
iaikse thai got him again, and al reasonable
expences bsSugh home 49,, i
=, {. I. -...,.' John Dulin. !.
-. AL
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!. EN Notice.

a Ii persons having claims against the e.
"A tate OF DIR. Henry Rcse, late Of Fairf.x
county, are requested 10 prosent them pro-
perly authenticated to ,Robert /. Taylor. ..
Alexandria. or to The subseriher at Wes,mor
land coanty--and tirosc indebted 70 tho cs;ats
arc required to make immediate pay nieEt,
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E LEWIS
HAS Jusr kEcRlvzp, f.
AAa'd sosae atsortusent9 Fasisoa.
able STRAW ROlVNETS. Ns
a LS.O,

r.r - ~. L,S'tJs $500 t.s,sS-,'s .-.
Figured Silks and, Satins, and
variety of articles in the MILLENERY
. p She intends removing her store ins
few weeks to her dwelling house, y short dis.
tancc from King street, ard tearly Opposite
Mr.. Ambrose Vases warehouse.
Mayo. .g,=' !, colt
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3 TO IET.

1'FIATyaiuabie s'ahd for " ct or dry goods
snathe corner ofGing & Washington streets
Posssssions wiIf be given in one or three
months, andirNill be rented for ORG or Three
years. 80 I. t 49,.
; s I, Richard Lewis.
HEsy>s. sotf
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Bank OF PotoInac,

~ srs-.y.-4T ~, May $3.50
yaieeis .ASstsygf1tn tie Stockholders sf the
&Rahk ef PetesiGc,
aEsKxtIAEIa dividend Of -Four per Cent. has
been decRfed ensths capital sleek for
che last gtals wear, which will be paid theAO
or their representatives on Tuesday next
The: gh iinstphs. IS, -
By.oySfF n iAs Pfssfdsnf ord Directors,
Charles Page, Cashier.
Nfsy as ST. q s. 3 4. ~3ta&:Sw
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TwcftYEfive Gems: Reward.

TAN AWAY from the subscriber On
IA, Sunday the 18th iustantr IN apprentice
boS named WzL.LES.sfsPIPER, about -
wears Of age. The above rewardw viii be paid
for spprehending and bringing him home
~. Robert Hall,
May ~. -. .~~St
W-s An masters Of vessels and others are
cautioned gAinst harboring or carrying him
ofnt their peril 'S,'
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~ Akn o OTTERY

GRAND LoTTER
Three 900 Dolls. sdes.
e 4 ST4ZE on sVEny-1 & ss
Union ollege i ottefy MOI. !.
s s. Nan ERs. e sS. s
Jeia;aa ". CiiBe,s, Ldac Dfnnison,
Rsaygas;a Depiff. AND
cssrgs Merchant, SpeAea IAerae. !;
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70 LE1,'

The farm lately oc.unied BY Dr.. Rose, ap.
plica.ion tote made to HIM. Me,s.
Alex. f. Rose, E:w. Sfl7enry Ress
April ~. - .ts.l}f - gsfgsssa eobM
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io,s24 Prizes,
.S4,o76 Blanks,

Less <han 3 i-s blanks to q priEe ; subject
TO deduction q rs per cent. Prizes paya-
BILE 80 days after the conclusioR Of the draw
.sng. ~: 49, y
=, : = OF ZEE AxxExEp PRIZES.
Ifst drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
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Pubic Sale.

strees, III tSA town OF Alexandra, fronting
thereon 50 ieet, running thence westwarciy
about SO feet, thence eastwardlys ~ feet,
4hence soHthwardly 20 feet, thence west
7wardiy about el4 Eeets, thence sonthwardly 90
t6e beginning about 50 feet On this iotsis
anAexcellent three story brick house with exc
Gnsiye and commodious brick backbuiid-
tngs, In the occupation of John Hopkins,
esquire, The lower part contains large
STORE, compiling house and cellars. '1hS
property is well suited 10 the accouamo daton
Of 4 family and the carrying on Of en- extsn-
siye business. ~ Is, tx. 4
One other LotradioiniEg The
above, fronting on Prince street aboat thiity
four feet, and extending nor.hwardly sixty-
four feet SOn this LOT y An excellent frame
warehouse, with back buildings, and q cell
Tar under the whole. This, property IL well
suited TO an extensive wet goods business.
One othersL OF ON Water street
TO The north OF and adjoining a ~ feet alley,
ut the cad Of Messrs Faxon and Co.'S store |;
fronting thereon Is feet and extending west
wardly to the rear Of the two be fore mention
ed lots 60 feet. On this lot,-in front, 10
she'd warehouse 20 by 90, and on <he>s back q
stable Of about Is by %. .~sr..i~ -
"A credit Of 9, ls and ~ months will be
given for notes negotiable ct the bank Of
Alexandria approved endcrsers, carry
ing interest from the date. A lien will be
required on the property to secure the pay
ment of the purchase money. 4 e.. a.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
April l7--ls. - cots
SPANISH MERlNOSH P i
FORS SALE: IT,
On TUESDAY the sthday Of June next,
will be sold tothe highest bidder at Broom
lawn, near the town Of Alexandra, ;,
Six jxN 5o0ded Spanj6 Msmno
Rams,
which have Just arrived in the ship Diana
from Spain. These sheep have been select
cd with care, and are believed to BE Of the
first class Of Merinos. =, ,,....... :.
Tha sale will take place at - o'clock, and
credit of ninety dsyswill be given for notes
negotiable ip the. Bank of Alexandria, with
approved indorsers. . .,--.., -. s.:
James H. Hooe.
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.sFIfRSt5 ANT 90 a deed Of tvasE - the sub
scfibef, from 5OhlS Sotls AID u liza Ids vie
40 secure the Pig shent 81 ssttxih suias Of
%snoney sisSS to he Bank Of Aisxandisa from
Gxors N0yth and scc. will be exposed to
yn66lic sale al sauEsioA On ednesdayFth
& sixsk &c Tome next az 4 ] o'clock u the fore
noon on tie pFerdfses - 8 s: ....S
:, "a certain gISot OF spistc of Land,
with tIie build thsreea, bounded By Hen
ny, Orpn0k6s Faycsss and Pehdietcn streets,
end wAich Is subject 70 : srOusd rent pf one
hUnared sna thify three dcllarsspN thifty
Tires gepss fsss anislni, Eurever TerTns Of
ssle Cab! 3 y! :. /, S. e 2
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May 18th. - %. q a >.
THIRTY Dollars Reward

VIII be, given for sppre hending and sscur
ing III iais neRfe Sole mon, who was seen
lurking about the atsbtirbs Of lA3exantlria uCs
riogAine 10 Leaf low slsture, tabcut twenty
years oid, aud had on aRrold white hat,brOwn
coat and striped aN.aIOons a~gOod deal pOrn'
III issuppossd els nov la town. Az psr-
sons are 'fessby forewaznsd from harborlpg
>Crearrying Cd said psgSo. 49,, "
40 as Thomas IN nhtor1.
MAJ "a \, t3.ss NJ .ttf
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~. -. j., ora toSl,0oo.
lot do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
No. | TO No. $50, inciusive.'
list do. 10th do, $50 d., from No.
- =. .. 2si 70 500, inclusive.
lst do. .2sth do. $50 do. from No.
a2,ool to 22,2so, inclusive
list do soth do. $50 do. from No.
-.>'.. 2a,9st TO $4,000, inclusive.
LIST do. 35th 10. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
let do. Goth do. 1000 81,
lat do. ,5 4Sth do. $4,000
FL 1000 Blanks drawn 20 be entitled to a
Ten Dollar prize cach, &, -
~ The Drawing viii commence in the
City OF New York on the third Tuesday ia
April nest, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day (except the Last day, when
there will remain 500 to be DRAWN until
finished. ,'.' ,.I.. ....
TrcKErs for sale by r. GRAY, BookseI-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and infer
nation ,obtsinsd respecting the Lottery DUR
ink the drawing, nee OF expence Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery win be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference, paid in cash. Cash Will
also he advanced Dr prizes as soon as drawp.
at moderate DISCOUNT. 49,, ~
Present price ofticke,s eight dollars.
January l. ,..,.. :, .....'....,.-r
-, Should the first number, on the 18Th day
ct drawing, be either of the numbers from i
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn number trot one Of thoss nurnbersj
shall draw, and be entitled to tho $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 18th day OF drawing |;
and in the like manner with tickeisssor the
goth, 25th, ana Soth days OF drawing SO
that persct, with one ticker may draw One
Thousand Ticket! Question How! An
swer-Suppose No. mans, is the property
of IL, the first drawn number on the 18th day
of draw ug, which wil cntitle Atothe num-
bers from 1 to $50; aud the FIRST drawn mum
Der on the 2oth day Of drawing, may he No
rs, which will enitlc him to the numbers
from 25l to 500. The first drawn number,
or the a5th day, may be- No. 375, which will
en,i,Ic hin to the numbers from 2z,col TO
22,2so, inclusive; and the FIRST drawn num-
ser, on tho 3oth day of drawing, may be one
Of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
entitle him to the numbers from %, $50 to
aa,soo--Ycs, sir, and the thousand ticke,s
may draw One HundrsdT thousand Dollars 4
H 40. .
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" e. Printing mall les branch ,
,es. neatly executed at this %
hee. +.:. ],
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win Be sold, at public sale, at Brooke Ia
yern, In Alexandra, on SATURDAY, the
- ION az AI:,y ncxt-. ;,
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From the n. 2ork Evening Post.
FAILURE OF THE TORPEDOEs

FULTON ATHWART HAwsE--Gcvernor
Lezois's :. plough6oys" made Submarines,
and Torpedo experiments at-aa end After
nine days abortlve experiments Oor some
OF the committee required this time for
opening their eyes, it is discovered that the
whole system is useless. A ship in 5 mi
nutes Gao completely guard herself. Mr..
Fulton made three experiments with his
Cable Gutter; once he got ahwart the
Terrib!e's* hawse, and the tide ran SO
strong, there he hung til the crew Of the
Terrible lent hand to clear him. His two
next experiments were attempted in slack
watpr--both failed. His Gun Harpoon
fred at target 81 feet, invariably strikes
sideways. His Anchor Torpedoes refuse
to stand like soldiers " heads up in the
tide iu East River, and are considered as
harmless as SO many empty bread barrels.
For any OF Fultou's machines TO take effect,
it is necessary to go within 90 feet OF snip,
and it was urged, as an objection, that no
men, in a common boat, would undertake
SO dangerous an employment; that the
guns of ship must in, vitality destroy them.
Fulton considered the fire as a trilfe--' Go
vernon L wis would fad ploughboys enough
10 do 1t "
To convince them Of their error, boat
was anchored about one hundred and fifty
yards off, and pieces Of Board put in to re-
present Fulton and his plough boys, and one
gun loaded with grape and canister, fred
at them. Poor Futon's representative had
eighteen shot through him, and each Of the
plDughboys eight or ten the boys had al
most as many shot in as there could have
been slowed handsplks. Mr.. Fulton is
now unpre pared tor further public expert
mcnt, but | am told intends 10 continue
them in private these two years. But this
presume is the last time the government
viii oc troubled with MIN, or ynu With
Triple.
4 terrible ugly gun-doat boxing thing
fvnishedby CAPT. C1au1cea, and dnch0red
III the streaa far the purpose, with part
Ct frigate's Condemned cable.
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FOR SAL. F,

& LEASE for lives, ior 3 II acres Of flIa
"A lying in he county Of FaIrhz, 1nd BIZ
ing part Of the tract of land called " f'VI"'
soorth," The annual rent Of which is BY 'o'
lars. II is about nine mlcs From HlRS"'oii'
the Little River Turnpike Road passing ne,
it. There is on said iaIm very coh'e"".
dwelling and farm houses, and Coca 'Pf"
orchard and about sixteen acres III ''"''
equal to any in the neighbo hood aD,U ~
same quantity OF timothy meade" Of exc.
lent quality, and As much more unIr Prov
This farm is dviAcd into five iois ~" r''
fencing in tolerabc repair If II IS nr' Cd,
posed of by the first of October, VIII '' '~o
it for lives. Ii is so situated as to H''sS ""
tenements. Any person wishing 10 I'o''"'
or ease said farm for lives, will please. "PF'
to the subscriber residing On the HTen'';;'S''
Joleph Powell sr,e
Jrfy q r. "'"
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REMARKS
ON THE LATE FRENCH DECREE.
EFrom The british alfred

"The " blockade of the British isles
proclaimed with such scntentlous orientali-
ty in the Berlin decree, has proved in the
result, so utterly lne shcIent, that tie anthor
Of thi S negatioe system OF blockade has, at
last, descended to make advances, though
Indirectly, to Great Britain. The letter to
general Armstrong abounds with express
sons Of regard for America. The em-
peror applaud:d the general embargo LAID
bv the United States ne did not complain
Of it," The embargo was imposed by A
merica in consequence Of the interruption
Of her CO nmcrce. resulting from the d.
crers of France, and the orders in council
of Great Britain. The srquestrslion of
American vessels is stated as the obvious
consequence of the act Of congress of the 1ss
March bat that act Being now revoked
" the ports of America are open 70 French
commerce, and France is no longer inter-
dictcd 20 the Americans. This argument
brings Great Britain, France and America,
to the precise commercial relations on
which they stood after the issuing OF ;he
Berlin and Milan DEGREES, aud British or.
dcrs in council and previous to the act Of
congress of the fst of March. Sin short
the congress engages to oppose such of the
beligerrnt powers as shall refuse 10 recos.
n;2e : the rights IF netnra&." Now, if
France could cajoIe America into the IN
qualified support of this position, TO its full
extent, war between the Uoited States and
Great Britain ware inevitable for thcae
rights of neutrals, we apprehend, to be
founded on the principle of the memorable
" armed neutrality" of the northern powers
of Europe. In this nezv state Of things"
the DEGREES Of Berlin and Milan are revok-
ed, and will cease to be in force from the
1st Of November next, it being under.
sto0d, that,in consequence ct this dcclara
ton, the English shall revoke their orders
IN council, renounce the new principles of
blockade" or that America shall cause her
rights to be respected bv the English :"
in plain English, unless Great Britain shall
recognize the - rights Of neu.rals," by adj
hitting the principle, that neut, al bottoms
make free goods dsclaim the right of block
AIDE and of search-it is assumed by the
minister of foreign relations" that Am--
RIGA making common cause with France,
will declare war against England. {" His
majesty it seems by this letter, " lows
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NORFOLK, Oct 5.
FRJ.U LISBON.


After our paper was reaoy tor Prsss, tie
scar. Happy Couple, DAVIS, r'vsd IN IS
days from Lisbon. Capt. D. has jayor4
Us with Lisbon paprrs 10 The 24sno: Aug
but We are enable TO speak CT their Cos.
tents, as We have not time TO pat them ia
the hands Of any p'rs,n Who u"de'''eNdS
the Portuguese lansuag before the publ
Cation OF cur paper. Ve'haiy NC under
STAND from captain D. that there bad been
no general aCtinn, II 2ttar CT airy import
ance, since the affair OF gen. Clawio,dj A
battle was dolly expected.
A lev days before the Harny t"a2's
sailed rclniogcsinrn, o. 1909 m,H aW
ID from England, and marcned mm'"''
atciy ior the army.
There peared TO ,x'>t with 'he nNa'
hitanss Of Lisbon Ito apptchcns1 n rom '"'
French.
Fluu, 8 l6 80 cents per bbA
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TuE DUKE OF ORLEANS.

Letter from the Subreme Council 4 Regency
Of Sb0in and the Endies, 10 his serene
hjghness the Duke q Orlrans.
MCNsEIGNEUR,
The Spanish nation rose against the
unjust aggression Of Bayonne-it swore
unanimously to preserve its independence
or to die for its legitimate sovereign Ferdi
nand The VII. Neither the reversrs of our
armies, nor the fortune Of the tyrant have
been able to weaken our constancy. Love
for the country, for religion and the king,
animate all our hearts, and will never c ease
to animate them, because the sentiments OF
honor and Of loyalty can never emf CRATE
from this land Of heroes. Your highaess
desires to offend the cause Of his august
house, and to fight in the Spanish armies.
There was time when circumstances frns-
trated this generous wish but now that
these obstacles are removed, the supreme
council of regency intre at your highness TO
come and take the command Of the army
ia Catalonia. The enthusiasm Of the illus
trious and brave inhabitants Of that pro-
vince will be increased by seeing prlnce,
the relation of our good king, share with
them the fatigurs Of war, anil lead them IN
der the blessings of Providence. to immer-
tai victories. Your maynanInrou, ancestors
have gained triunsphs in Catalonia, the me-
mory of which subslsts. Your highaess
will preseve these Iaurels in all their YER
dure. The enterprise is terrible, the con.
flce painful, the enemy obstinate But the
Soaaiards have an ardent love for their law
full sovereign, determined hatred OF the
usurper, and an enthusiastic inclination Tor
independence. The people will aid you
constantly, aol prove, that no prince ever
defended cause more nobls and ]ass, with
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From the Luzerne Federalist.

Who'll turn Grindstone ?-When was
little boy, remember one cold winters
day, was aecosted by smiling man, win
an AK on his shoulder, +" My pretty ooy,,,,
said he, " has your father Grindst"nc :"
:" Yes Sir" said /. 8 You are hue hide
fellow said he, will you let me grind my
az On it? Pleased with his compliment OF
fine litle fellow" o yes SIR | an.
swercd, +" it is down in the shop, anG
will you my man." said he, pa,slne me o"
the head, +" gcta little hot water {" Row
could refuse. ran aud on brought
kettle full. How old are you, 4 what S
your name.'' continued he, without wa't'nts
for reply. 4" | am sure YOU are one or
the finest lads that ever have seen, VIII
YOU Just turn a few minutes :" l'ckttd
with the flattery. ike little fool went 10
work, and bitterly did I rue the day. It
was new ak, and toied and tngg' q, TIL
was almost tired to death. 1hc school
bell rung, and could not get away my
hands were blstered, and 1t was not ha'f
ground At length, however. the ak was
sharpened, and the man turned TO me WIN
. Now you little rascal, you've played the
truant, scud to school, or you'll buy 1t. =
Alas, though, l, i, was hard enoug h to turn
grndstoue this cold day, but now to be
called little ra.ca,'' was too much. 1t
sunk deep in my mind, and often have
thought of it since.
When have seen a man Of doubtful cha.
,actcr. batting girl on The cheek, prasing
her sparkling eye and ruby lip, and g'y'ny
her SLY squeeze Beware, my girl, tho,t
+, or you will find 10 your sorrow, that YOU
have been turning grindstones for villain.
When See man A 'tcr'ng the Peoplc.
making grea, professions of attachment 10
liberty, who is in private life Vran' me-
thinks, look out good people, MAT teiIo"
would set you to turning gr'ndstones.
When see man holding tat Office,
sounding the - horn on the bo'd1rs" to
call the people to support the man % whom
he depends for his Office. Well, thinks l,
no wonder the man is Jealous 10 the caGs1,
he evidently has an AK to grind.
When see a foreigner expelled from
his county, and turning patriot IN tins. set
ting up press, and making great ado a
bout OUR liberties, | am very apt 70 think,
though that man ak has been duilcd IN his
own country, he evidently intends TO sharp
en- it in this.
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soldiers mere ,spermired TO de{.r5.
Please God, that from the SUNNI, ~
Pyrenness, and at the head Of Cur ,; '' W the
army, your highncss may one da ,0''oa'
your voice. promise ilr.dcm to -, '"s
France, save the throne OF vcur .,a s'*'ea
resto'e order i'll Europe, and pro,I,;m ''"'''
the runs OF tyranny ARD ia no,,,,,,. 'p1h'
triumph oi virtue f.! But AT an, ,.,. We
highnt SIS will have fulfilled n. DIV; !'Gr
Your angus, birth. Princes are ,s- N.Y., ' VI
defenders of the rights Of the prc.- va At
rejoice that il has fall, n to Cur Iot 70 We
LIST to your highn, SIS our auacbm.n, ,,'
:, our person, and our admiration ,or =, -
he!olr qualities. God guard Your II. =
man, Happy years. w
Aavisr d. Casfauss, President,
L. ae Saav,uIa.
II de Lscuno.
~ de La'&zohcy U,ibe.
Royal Isle Of Lecu, May 4, 1910.
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--s-w: e. essae----
SALEM, Cttsbey ;.

Arrived, schr. Halyou, Yell. 40 a,r,
from New O.esns. Spoke, S pt. lab
pilot boa, Citizen, of Ltwis, in The d.
w.re-want'd supplies; gave him Sum-.
beet, p~rk, and bucket of bread, for which
the captain iEasLsd me while alongside, b.,
Is hen he re'ufned end got his boat in, nun
alongs dc aud gave mr a grea, deal Of abu.
sive lanlusgr. Calling Ms damned Y.r!,e
son oil b,toh, aud tha, he would stoo, ne
ii he had a gun-1 his wish to b. rvplr.
ed, that all masters may avoid supplying
the same insolent fellow, and that all OH. r
pilots may net suffer through his miscou.
duct---ht Said h. bad been Out ten DAYS.