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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
Dlrginta Nrl,ls.
R I c H M o N D,
TUESDAY. FssRuARr IS, 1910.
VIRGINIA LEG STATURE.

SAn the two preceding papers we gave a
.0ut accPunt- of ,hs most important pro.
lce seShgsk of the last Virginia Legislature
to Thursday evening the day bsfore the
adjournment. At the close of he session
two othe- acfs of public nature passed
One, supplemental to the execution Law
(passed few DAYS since) the other to a.
mend the several laws concerning the in.
sPecsion OF tooacco-The object Of the
first law is to extend the provisions Of the
aet of the present session, to the cole clion
ofdc{s of ill descriptions. stayed by the
two former acts, whether thsy relate to
mdrlgaSfs, deeds Of trust or executions
issuing e\her from court or awarded by
mai istr1be. The law conceroing the in
spe6fiA of tobacco, is calculated TO sup.
press those frauds which have been too
much practseds in Shipping refused to.
bacco out of the safe The deals of this
act being very miAate Z Ind too lengthy for
insertion at P;esed will shortly be pre-.
scmed to the readers the Argus; so that
every. person in'erea may have an OPP
porrdni'y of seeingm.
The following Very pathetic Resolution
also passed on Friday -
The House of Delegates, taking into
consideration the EMBARRASSED situation of
the commerce of The United States and
co2sidering it as enIirely uncertain when
those etnbarrassments will be removed
and bei9x also fully impressed with the
truth, that nothing would m,re conduce
to the real Independence of their country
than the resolutios of supplying within our
selves those articles for which we have
been accustomed 70 depend on other ma.
tiops-<do the eforY
"Ses&ge, That as far es their individu.
al dkerERs viii go to effect so lasdabie
purpose, such Of them as shall be mcm.
bers of the next legislative body, will at
lhe,meeliug Of that body, appear in clothes
consisting of the manufacture of their Own
state, or of the United States and that
they vii, further, as far as their influence
will send TO produce so desirable an end,
prevail on their fellow .citizsns to follow.
their example,"
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ys1rner, ofMortA Carolina,

WILL stand the ensuing season at my stable
IN Chesterfield, 6rs miles from Go ,de's g.
Bevips Ridges on Ap2oma,tox River, s. twen.
~ Eve miles from Richmond and Petersburg
on the following terms, viz Thirty Dollars
the season, which may be discharged by the
a.rneut of twenty, provided such payment be
made by the 25,h of December next. Aay
gentleman who will send two Mares of his own
property. may have them covered for sixteen
dollars each the season, and should three Mares
be sent which are che Property of any one
gentleman, one of them shall be covered gratis
upon payment of Twenty Dollars each for the
other two. The Groom will expect One Dol.
lar for each Mars. as a compensation for his ser
vices.
TRUE BLUE is a beautiful bay Colour. with
a star in his forehead, is upwards of five feet
three inches high, wilt De twelve years old next
sPriasyo: great strength and elegant form. and.
rs thought by those Who nave seen him, to pos
ses3 more activity than any horee of his size
Hi, performances on the turf entiAesship 10 be
ranked amongst the best horses I'D I'M been
imported having won Twelve Eafcs PukBf The
nineteen, eigh, of wbich were3 Our hH beats
aud he has nevey beeaI beaEf s,aoce
ded with the best horsesNn HgMrd End uhss
is extraordinary. he we,i\ thtess<9ces of four
mile heats each, in four days. aS may be seen by
reference to the Racing Calendar for the year
1901 His last rnn was only about ten days be
fore he was shipped for America.
] The season will commence the FIRST day of
March, and expire Tie. last day Of July. -
Gentlemen wishing to have their Mare, fed
must actually send the money FOR the purchase
of such ptovndcr as may be directed. o. il will
mt be had. Good pasturage gratis. put no res.
pensibility for accidsats of any kind, although
great care shalt BE- used TO prevent any.
I PEDIGREE,
| AS TAKEN FROM THE GENERAL STUD BOOK
TBUE BLUE. was got by WaInus, one 81
the sesr sons of HighR ger II glniyer by Herod
This dam b King FergA. BY II lannon's Eclipse
his grapd&amic -lia, byNHsrs6 b. Tar
! tar, hi. staat grand dam frqecespine by Marsks
-Marske bxIBartle,rs Chaders. his great grsa
gsand dam Spiletta by kegu'ds- -Rcguius b;
,he Goiolphiu krabiaD< his great great grea
grand dam Mo,hsr w<gern. 5s Smiths, son o.
Snake, Montagu, HI 6tbo,, Bruhsher. No hors,
was ever bred in England, whose stock wa
higher priced than that from which TRUE
1 BLUE is descended.
THOMAS BRANCH.
1 Chesterfield, Jan. Is, 1910. oafss paid.
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IA FLzAsAsrs,


/ have understood tss
there has been Ia one of your late papers, an adj,
vsrtise 1lent respecting the sac ct sunday of my
Negroesi in.Esply TO which please insert the fol.
lowing.
Three hundred and twenty seven pouu Is, se-
venteen shillings and ak pence (beiag wi,hia
twenty shilings OF tbs principal and ia erest OF
the debt, to secure tine payment of which the
Negroes above alluded 70 were coaveysdia tru.t9
have been paid in tobacco and ncses, 9l viii
appear by the following statement, therefore
none of the Nsgoes will be produced on the day
of sa.e-And in case .eny of them stbnli
mountaineering offered for sale. all ps,soas
are caytisned against Puycha ing or bidding for
,them--Ahd moreover Messrs. Lyle, Scott and
| Sauadefs. IRE hereby called on TO surread:r the
Trust ed and the Band and receive the BAL
aacs uesoait.
BRETT RANDoLpns
Powhaiau County. Feb: Sd. 1910. o.
Messrs. Lyle, Scott and saunders,
In Account with Bre,t Tsnak.fss---
| April fst. 1909
! To 4 hhds. Tobacco metz 59D5 los.
atSs E SO 1872
'In,erest to 25,p January 1910, a 30
s'I aga. Tobacco, Aes, II 5l lbs. at
| Gin e to 25ih JaneaE. 1910 1S
.. .sa,aass dn' I%.s" and = :, :
| .gS3 as -
| CT. - ----~-~
/ September '1s', 1903.
] " BY Bond due thu day 503 OF o
'sIaterest to 25:h January 1910 IS 10 O
sSs 10 0
1
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/" NOTICE IN

u NOTICE 81
HORSE ADvERrIsEMENrss sent fcr,paS.
hcation IN this paper, must hereafter be
paid for before thpy are inserted. Tiers
MI De no ercfaoAs from this ru!e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

I. U We invite the attention OF DER rea-.
ders to the very able SrEscE Of hi<
GILES published in this days paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

The Speaker:laid before the House the
annual report of the commisSoners Of he
mixing fund.
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For THE ARGUS.

For THE ARGUS.
Cheetham, in his life OF Thomas Paine,
has gone out of the biographical track to
misiead emigrants in America, and also to
prevent emigration. But his own person..
al history is sufficient refutation of his
falsehoods. He was poor man some years
ago and now he is a rich printer. He
enjoys all kinds of liberty too in his ac.i.
ons.; as proof of which we need only refer
to the manner in which ne exercises the Ii
beStyApf ting. II is really surprising that
a nen With any brains at ali should write
book e44 proves how little he values
/ trutli.A
The4e is NOT country on the globe
where emigrants have so many advantages
as they enjoy in the UDited States ; aud, in
proportion TO their numbers they occupy
more posts OF honor and profit than the ma
tiyes. We think that no distinction what
ever ought to prevail and that citiz
of honesty and talents ought to be always
preferred, no matter where they were
born. Besides, the objection in itself is
almost nullity for the children born here
! of emigrants, being natives, the term for.
eigners is lost after the first generation.
Cheetham must think other people are as
stupid as himself when he publishes such
trash, and calls 1t biography.
His book, however, will go to England
and do him credit there; for that is coun
| try where men in power give premiums
for proaigacy. he may soon follow him.
| self, as his performance is nothing more
than an advertisement that he is TO be sold
| 10 the. highest bidder. HIS statue OF gold
he will probably dispense with, and take
the amount in gttineas. He has cunning
enough TO know mat public monument OF
any kind would. be a mark of infamy but
be cR. pocket the Coin and pass among
anEersFsk an honest man.
1 bensves that C9Setham would sell him
but, ia this County, ne is not saleable
com modify. He j. so epyeloped in an at
mosphere of CORRUPTION that Il is enough &C
dissolve any party that should take him by
MONTGOMERY.
| ~ If we mistake not, the foliowns
communication is from the pen of one Of
the most respectable old Revolutionary Pa
triots in this part Of the country. Ed. A..
Ma. PLEAsANTs,
Believing IT probable. that il is NOR
than five and thirty years, since the cele
brated Tory dnfhem, vt GOD SAVE THE
KING, ha4 been sung in America, excep
in the city Of New York, or in Ba1rIsG
CAs1P; il is equally probable that NOR,
thab l1ILLioN of the present generat.a
OF Citizens OF the United States are no
acquainted with the nature and extent O
toe compliment paid to the British ex-mi
mister &C New Yoi':, on the occasion men.
tioued 10 your last paper. ] therefore bel
leave t. trouble you with a request to pub
l:sh the FIRST stanza of il. i must refe
those VINO W. h to know the rest Of u
! the Patriotic dancing Hsseng6Iy at Ne'
/. York.
! COD save GREAT GEoRGE OUR KING
: Long live OUR NOBLE KING,
GOD SAVE az KING
Send MIN VICTORIOUS,
Happy and glorious,
2 LONG TO REIGN OVER Us,
~ COD SAVE rae KING.
Is there an American who reuouncC
and a5ured hts allegiance to George q
third
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Renitentiary Store,
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
Home Manufacture /
In addition % the aEtielss manufactured at .vs<
Peaiten.iary ofers for sal. al assortment
Of[.oods of

Viz: fns and coarse has IF every descrfb.ior.
A regular supply of cot on CO h on consi{nn .nr
from tue Providence manueactyry, andssi.l be
sola oy he piece Al the mil prices, viz :-zsea
ticking, Stripes. checks, and p AIN cloths. Spun
cotton. singis and douhe
Home Mate Lin:n Shsetirg. Richmond Gua
Powder by The keg. warranted of superior na y.
ity, Pniadelphia Per err aud ale la casks anjN
bot,ls aud CO in barrels
Harasss Leather, Beor Legs, Wax Cali
Skins Coloured and Black Roans,
February 10, i8l0 IS
" WAa,sd to hire by the year, gso1
COAPER,
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MONTGOMERY.

~ If we mistake not, the following
communication is from the pen of one Of
the most respectable old Revolutionary Pa
riots in this part Of the country. Ed. Al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

M ANrED-..A NaG8OE Girl. betEeep
the ages of ten and thirteen yealst Ep5
qureSatthe Argus Office.
Rcbmond1 Feb. 1911 1910. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

The message, report and documents
accompanying the same were referred
TO select committee composed of
Mcssrs. Newton, Minor, Nelson,
Cochran, Winn, Howard, Hale, Pick.
man and MumfoTd,
A motion was made by Mr.. Le,eis,
70 print the message and documents.
This mo.lon was opposed by Messrs.
Newton and EDpes who commended that
no other datiDn IN existence ever Off !.
.cialIy exposed to the world the precise
state and disposition of its military
io-ce, and al this time particularly il
would be improper tor us to do it.
Asssrs. lily, Lyon, Macon & Tall
rRaige supported the motion Ior print
ing, allrdglng that there was no occa-
.siOllor secresy OF concealmeut in rela.
tiol 10 AN arEy of FIVE or six thousand
men, as knowledge of their precise
destination and si,lA,ion would be oil
no Importance to an enemy, If we had
onr, Iat was important 20 the people oil
ths y. 5.
before the question on printing was
decided, the House adjourned.
February 2.
Tie question under consideration
yesterday whea the House adjourned
Tor printing tAerePort OF the secretary
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Public Sale.

At one O'Clock. ?. X. ON SATURDAY tho,
10th day Of February ncxt, tho subscriber
will Offer for sale, at tho caase house,
A Lot Of Croundon the north
side Of King street, between Fairfax kAYa.
tor streets. ex,ent Ing In trent on King s,reet.
81 feet s inches, IN drptl, 90 fleet, bous'alsd o.
the norlk by KnmsAy'A alley. yi,s'y'
Tho saic Will b, made undsr 4 deeil NJ
trust r. tho suhscrihsr. aud an Indispensable
title conveyed To The purchaser. Atrcdk OF
three, six, and y months viii W a!lowed oa
good eesotiable notes wkh 40 .appuaseI ca
darer. 4 lien on the psQper,y swis,hsrs..
tanned until paymeat. t'e, 70
r.. rs, 4. 80 go =. !. Taylor.
January 10. - -. S. 60 d, s saw,.
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To tie Editor sfths United Stases Gazs'fe'
"WAsnIseros, Jan. -, 1910.
Z .psAR sra, -
q Have you seen the Spirit OF rs,
.of Yesterday B, The letter Of Philo-Aaos d.
-res,ed to the President, contains must i'm.
por,ans truths, and ought carefully to be
: peru.ed by every friend to his country. II
is said to have been written ny Mr.. XIV.
!. J*s*s#. rnsmher, Of Congress. [ shink it
carries in itself sufficient proofs OF the tact.
Il cannot be denied, that the councils OF our
nation are managed by a secret hand. The
family compact, unless put doron IN season,
viii bring on ruin and inevitable destruction
20 our country. Il is the people whom
they are sacrificing to their ambitious pro-
jecis. They pipe and dance, bs. the Peo.
pie /" must pay the piper" Ibis French
;n6tence will not do. Its time the people
should look into the state Of their affairs |;
and a.ad picture they Will ind little
short OF rational bankruptcy. The mad
sc.temes of embargo and non-infercourse,
kd5e BROUGHT rs te the brink of destruction ::
and all TO CRAFTY sister France and support
the FAMILY COMPACT. This is the true
cause thss turned Jackson ads:fs, and is 60
ing on very fast to involve us in a war with
Great Bri;aia! Think it will not be long
befrre the people, with one voice will say
d*sn the family compact 1t is high
time the people knew what becomes OF their
money. Onef hundred thousand dollars 10
Sam. Smith, for bills on Purviance & 90.
which were well known at the time Of 1t
would not produce the money. These
pretended friends Of the people take great
liberties. In short, the government has
fallen into the hands Of those who are too
weak, or TOO, wicked, TO manage the affairs
-of the people; and unless they E'hs people
will "s.correct the procedure" we shall GER
mainly be ruined. the rule for gagsns the
.rnen,bsrs, seems to be laid aside for the
present; and it is unprecedented they will
mot dare bring it forward again. II was
deep laid plan to deprive the people OF the
knowledge OF what was going on in Goa
gress.
( "The peoples money might then be
souand:red 10 whatever uses the ruling par
" pleased, and the nation not be the wiser;
aud This effected by calling the previous
question! An old sinner from Pennsyiva-
MIA had even the audaci,y TO avow as rea-
son for adopting this nefarious rule, tia, IN
appropriation bill might be F" stopped in lis
passage, if the minority chose TO discuss
i,r,-in other words and PLAIN language
that rrast Of the peoples money might
b. prev ented by discussion Of the minor
nv, excerpt they could he gagged, BY calling
the previous question! In this way i.
wosld be in the power Of The can,;ng, whin.
in-, seryils crew, to rob the pc 'ple Of their
RIGHTS. but IL ever they call X up again,
thew may expect to have some truth. told
,hsm, which viii not be s.iard by the re.
sorter, ~ they have been and al.hs' the
majority have the power OF carrying the
vote, Il will be dear Bought victory"
-, criera Gssmt
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[FRoM THE SRIaTr or FOL
Ts the President if the United Sia:es.
NO. /. like.

TsL the President Of the United Sia:es.
s.& NO. !. .' ......
Sir, - :. ....,..
THE writer who row presumrs to
address you will not affect 70 conceal from
YOU, that he il not among the number OF
your political admirers. He honestly op-
s,osed your late election to the best of his
moor abilisy, for reasons tha, have nosbeen
withheld from yourself, nor from the world.
He would again do it. If the case were n
vain 10 occur--bnt candor compsls him to
confsss--[bIessed arc they that expect no.
sS;nr !I-shas he has found more than he
had anticipated 70 approve in your presi..
I.n,fiai ccnducs--and he Is incapable under
snv c;;rrumssanees Of treating the c.hsf ma-
,.;ssrase OF his country with intentional dis.
9s.1ecs. with this declaration, he, him
ssli. yst ,ssmiy solieits your attention tor 4
yery lev suinutes. He u aware OF the inn
,nortance Of yodr time snd hs viii not coa-.
s,,a,c any part Of it5n apologfzng tor the
sshfr0zixn. Through ysn he addresses hini-'
ST. - the sonsidrrass md sascsmg pr.
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For Rent or Sale. )

a Bake-ton} g lweiliiag-l scuie.
THAT Bake, House and i)wsstios ilouss
tituate Il the. cornss Of Water and f.ronokn
ssreetA q ptesens sccapied By Mr.. Andrew
sam'sson. Possession may 10 had ..::,c 6s.t
day Of January nsst. - g.: 4 /
!. John: Durdas.
I -Noyereber u. = dlxksoif
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- by the partial report Of the committee
Of investigations made at the last session Of
eongress,it appears that aaee tie adpl,nstra-
ZION Of MI. Jt6erses commenced, the army
has cost tho nation dollars 2,2zs,l76, ADD
the navy dollars r3.sal,s22. The profasian
of the last three years .squandered about
three foufths fIwrite from memory andcan. ;.
not pretend to be exact as "a the fretoraons
Of this sum. Ed Bono Z
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e. Printing il alt its. variety,
neatly executed at this office.
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CANAL RY.

THE Uniform of the Troop will b as
follows A short Jacket and pantaloons of
black, trimmed and worked with yellow
cord. A common black hat, with a thick
yellow plume, rising two inches above the
hat, black cotkade and loop aud tassels
Of yellow.
Boots of any description, orblack CATERS,
may be worn under The pantaloons two
huge yellow tasseIs, with loop, above the
5E,oot Immediately where it joins the panta.
Icons. Spurs of any description. Saddle
|cloth, black, with yellow cord aud 'tassels,
I made after the Hussar fashion.
lathe coldingo Of the Jacket, the fashion
OF the former troop viii be strictly observ-
ed; the pantaloons will be worked down
the side seams and on the Zap with yellow
cord.
However the general use of American
manufactured arucles may be recommends
ed, no particular fabrics are required in the
formation OF the Uniform, but may bemade
according To the discretion of the troopers.
An improved Hussar Bet can te furnished
by Mr.. Hattersiay, to those who preferlhis
superior articls, both for ease and convent
ence.
Taose gentlemen who are disposed Z to
JON the corps are particularly requested to
leave their names with netherlands MandS.
vile, Duany, or Conway since il is i'm
portant to proceed on the immediate or
ga.lz atom aud discipline Of both men and
horses.
Tn Troops are ordered to parade on
5atuyaay the 18Th fa4y, on the ground adj
joining me Spring Garden, at half past 8
O'Clock.
(signed)
July 6.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.

. 1tNE 10, 1910.
'CYderea, That Council will set'as Court
of Appeals on the 1o,h, 1 18th nds12th days
of July next, from the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. M. until two O'Clock, aP.s M. of each
day The Assessors Books may be Ntxa-
mined a, the house Of Rithara Lezois, at
the corner of King and Washington-streets,
until the said Court, and nStice' Is hereby
given, that no appeals will be heard after
the said days.
Extract from lie minutes, /
ADAM LYNN, G.: C.
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Shop Olive Branch. Nevett, Baltimore:
hardware, &c. to Patton & Butchers, "a.
Lynn & Co. Libby & carne, and Charles
Slade.
$50 Harmony, Ellwood, Philadelphia !:
porter, &c. to VIM. Dunlap and others.
Lively, Smith, PaWluxet: northern
prodace, to the master.
CLEARED,
Ship Diana, Lewis, Lisbon: BY J.& =.
Vowel. .I@
seh,r Elizabeth, Neweomb. Boston: by
John G. Laid.
Dorchester, Roberts, Martinique
by'Robert Patton.
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THE subscriber will receive PROPOSALS in
wriripg. until the 18th instant, for furnish
ing OIL, and keeping in repair the PUB
Lie LAMPS, for one year from August
: aADAM LYNN; C. c. !
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TURTLE DINNER.

There will besa fine Green Turtle
cooked and served up at SebaftiAn
Spring, on Tuefday next, where the
lovers Of good eating are requested TO
attend.
20 Dinner on the table At three
O'Clock.
1ulye.
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: 60 Money Lost-by Mail.

THE subscribers put in the Post Office at
: i Fauqdier Court House, Virginia, on the
7th ult. letter containing two Bank Notes,
viz.-One on the Bank Of Alexandria for 30
dolls. No. 2, payable to William Burns, dated
December 81, 1899: the other of the Bank
of Virginia. payable at the Branch Bank 'oe
Fredericksburg, Tor 90 dolls. No. ao5s, dated
January'i3, ol8 10 ( which letter was directed
to Charles Hun,on, Alexandria, via Falmouth,.
and has never been received
A favor willsbe Conferred by giving any
Information relative thereto.
Digges'and Pickett.
'JuIys. eoets
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SHIP
ENTERED,

kNiERkD,
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, Pro-.
violence northern produce, to the master.
sehr. Ann, Lisslston, Norfolk: sundriss,
70 eydsrs
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pinflct Of Columbia.
AL5yo,idr;o, Iount,, IN >

-Alsaa'idrio County TO ait.
,VX7HEREAS the Certificates for the.
w = following Shares of Stock in the
Bank of Alexandra, owned by me and stand
ing ifi-my narne on .thet books of Said Bank,
haze been lost OF mislaid and whereas it is
my intention'to make application for their re-
newal, Notiee is'thersfore given, That on the
first day of August next application will be
made; to the Presidents and Directors Of the
Bank OF Alexandria, to renew the said Ger
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To The zdmirers { the French
5LunguEge.

THE French Journal under the title of
: i L'HEMISfHERE, appears eyerySa-
turday afternoon at Philadelphia, in PAM
phlets of ! s pages, in two colIn.ps, in large
octave, printed with a handsome type; ard
conducted with 'ssre md impartiality
L'Hemis1zhere binds itselfto publish facts;
and he:rnost interesting articles, as may te
seen by the .ntmbers already published,
which are deposited at the Office of TIE A.
lexantIria' Gazette, where the Admirers of
the French Language Can subscribe They
are requested TO make application in medi-
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