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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-19
ROBERT GRAY.
BOOKSELLER AND oTAl1ONER,
has Asely recelued, 10, sale, tie Jollos't@s
BOOKS:

BOOKS:
Adams on the Globes, Cicero Delphinia.
Nugenl's French Dictionary, POCKET edl-
tlon; Millions Works, miniature, Episcopal
Prayer Books with additional by mns, IN PLAIN
and gilt bin tings, Pocket Bibles Morocco
gilt, plutarch's Lives, Polteus's Sermons,
Cooks Voyages, Fenelon's PiouS RefiectOhs
Tor every day in the month, Ella Rosenberg.
Julia De Robigne, Italian Nun. Sandtora and
Merton, Cabinet of Menus. Criminal he
corder, Constitutions of the United States,
G.eaninss on Ausbandry, Bowdltch's Navt-
gallon, Duncan's Dispensatory, Edinburgh
do JaCkson's bookkeeping, Young Mans
Companion, Steub.n's Military Exercises
Dwigli's Geography, PERKINS, French Ia
bles, Watts's Logic, Boyle's Voyages, Let
tiers from the Mountains, Roderick Random,
Cottagers Of Glensurnie, Sterne'S Works,
sc. sc.
STATIONARY.
Writing, wrapping, printing, letter, ban
box, bonnet and drawing Paper.
81 INK books ofvarious sizes, ruled PLAN.
MUSIC,
For THE PIANO Forte or Rarhsichord
No. | and 2 OF six progressive Sonatinos,
with violin accomplishments lad hDltuml ny
Pleyell, Andante, with variations, by do.
Battle of Dunkirk, by Simroek,
Blase ct Babet-ovcrture for four hands,
by Vogel.
Duets for flutes or violins, by Pleyell.
SONGS.
The host that fights for liberty Tell me
soldier The oak of our fathers. The York
shire beauty Sweet Emma. Snowy Rose.
The home Of my heart. Colin and Kate
My loyeis far away. Oh, then remember
| me- Sweet is the Vale.
Musical Instruments.
Two elegant patent London made. Piano
Fortes, with additional keys to C.. and Pedal.
One pair French Horns, 4 military drums,
/ elegant G Clarinet. E fat do. Q B. fiat
do. 9 octave flutes, elegant hautboy, vi
olins of superior quality, large assortment
of common violins, bows screws and strings
for do Strings for Piano Forte and guitar,
German flutes and military flies, instructions
for Piano forte, violin, flute, hautboy, ), Hage.
let, clarinet and French horn, sc.
COMBS.
Fashionable tortoise she'll Combs, suitable
to wear with Madison fiat bonnets.
Long cooked, and side do.
Mock and patent do.
Ivory small tooth combs.
Dressing do.
June 20
e. Wanted to Purchase,
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Michael Lee & Co.
late Richard Lee and Son,
Orphans Court,

Aleaaadyia County. 7aiy Term, $40.
Ordered, that the administrator oi W M
sh,eve, deceased, do insert the following I'D
xeriisemrnt three times in each week tor
foar weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste.
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Lees Genuine
&, essence 81 ExtraW. of Mu&ard.

) IsSSenCe @ EXtIdA, OF NIuHdfua
a sale and cffeetual remedy Tor auto and
chronic Rheumatism, govt, palsy, iumoago,
.mmbaess, white sweslings, chllpiains, spralns
J. 5,,,,;ses. spsius In the face ,,no neck, sc.
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Lees genuine Eye. Water,

sovereign remedy forsall diseases of the
eyes, whether the effect Of natural weakness
nr. of accident.
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T 90 Grand RESTORATIVE.

Proved by long and extensive experience enc ;,
70 be absolutely unparalclcdan the cure Oh
Nervous disorders, consuniptions, lowness OF
spirits, loss Of appetite, impurity OF Blood
shystericsl Affections Inward weaknesses, VI
Client cramps in the stomach and back, intl
eestion, melancholy, gout in the stomach'
involuntary emissions, pains IN the inos'
relaxations, obstinate elects, hur abus tor
whi,es| impotency, baarenness, &c. &c.
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N O I | C E.

o. Those persons who have
not settled their accounts, will oblige me ny
paying them to Richard II. Lite, VINO is uu'
ly authorised to settle my business.
Jesse lalbott.
July Is. GO
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I Blarasssk Lip Saase.
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T octh Ache Drops. !.

The soaly remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relist "a the aaos'
severe i,asta,aoes.
Anodyne Elixir
Eor the care Of every kina OF stead lE .aeaas'
Restorative Tooth Powder,
sfor the Teeth and Gsanis.
THE Indian Vegetable Speeaae.
Cor the cure of senesea complaints
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slnfallible Ague g Fever Drops.
For the cure OF Agues, Remlttent and In : :
.elermittent Fevcrs.
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.Ocooqua,s, june 70.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-04
PROBUS.
To the Editor Of the Enquirer.

II isvery unusual that any Of nv sex e.
yer think for themselves, and much more so
that they ever submit their thoughts to the
world l am aware, that in violating the
rules which CUSTOM has thus consecrated. I
shall expose myselfto the imputat,ons of va
nifty and presumption: But when avow.
that no other motives than sensbility to the
rights OF women, and desire to awaken
them from their lethargic incidence, have
induced to appear before the public, it is
hcped that the liberal part of mankind will
exempt me from rehroach e1ualfv di,o-
grfeable and 1lnn,erifed.
OCTAVIA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-04
Z AND roR sAIE-Tha, valuable Tract Of

T AND FOR SAI.E--That valuable Tract of
IL LIND laying in Amherst county, commons
ly known by the name Of Gordon's Quarter, stu
atcd near the Tobacco row mountain, containing
eleven hundred acres, is now offered for sale on
liberal terms The quality of this land is said to
be equal to any tract IN that county.
Tie terms will be known by making app!ica-
ten to either of the subscribers in Petersburg.
or TO Mr.. Samuel Irwin of Lynchburgh, who will
si,ew the premises e. give such description OF
them will satisfy any person DESTROYS of pur-
chasing.
.fOHN WIZ DER, !
John BELL.
PETERSBURG. January d wSm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-04
A CORRESPONDENT.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER,


Whenever an individual forces himself
upon the attention of the public both his mo-
tiTes and manner, to every member of that pub
lc IN general, but chiefly 80 the particular ciss
az portion OF it directly addressed, become e. ~
subjects for free and severe examination. In
each OF the Characters above mentioned. il is
my right to aDimadyert en- a number in vo,r las
paper, relative to Che chancery bill now before
TIE house of delaeate- and I am sura yo, ,on
Wen uncerstan': that right, to object TO nv OBJ
Ferv"tons because they touch the manner and
H"iYcs OF that writer, with the most fnijiar
an' unceTem"'r"ns scrutiny Tire subject call,
1"r re greatest p'ainncss & cotirty oivty must
n , '"inSh protection for glazing improprety
The aHth6r commences by an accusation OF every
dIsingcnuous and humanity practice bv the on,,n,
Hents OF that bill. SO far as these assertions
may be Intended to enlist the syInpathes of the
le'FSiatufe, IN behalf of his darling project bv
hoidinE II up as an object ofpersecution it an
pears TO me weak and puerlle in the extreme. ia
suppose mat men celebrating wiki tl,c honest
'!ews ot patriots, AID Under the hottest of reli
cns hDd social obligations, are 10 be duped h.,
trick as old artihce and selfsbness them.
selves; so Tar as they are Intended to charac
tefse the intentions and proceedings of the ON
ponen's OF that bill, for myself, land believe
1or every gentleman who thinks with me, NAV
90 the same,) pronounce them illbera, un
sa"oi'' 'ass. The essay signed A. a. Z have
- D"' many y, the pest he1ds IN the
STATE Know, are stedtast in tire opinion that
son'non law and chancery Jurisdiction cannot
SH"'pNIc!y w5t'i the constitution be blended ;n
-" senersl court judges. Our own reasons for
'"'' "iHinon, as on the policy Oh the plan pro
P"..i, stall bc declared A. their proper place
'"' Trc, and not Occultiy annied in s,tempt,n.s
.on'"uiati"1 'ehlcl 81 is hoped no afg.meu
ne co.'s Iteration OF public benefit can divide.
, ue Judges Of tie general court, it seems
nav Inferred and g not one has intimsted an
u ~ ~ refuse 70 execute the Ia%" Mari
!" lar evasivencss and ambiguity Of thi.
'S''e" b" no. ono bias inirnsted Asfntcntion to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-04

ming Machine is at work-and may be en-
targed, II need be, to as maHv as 500 Spin
dies. Some OF the Cotton Yarn, which il
manufactures, has fallen within our notice
and though it is said to be the worst which
they have spun, 1t is uncommonly smooth &
excellent. BY the aid of this machinery
Cotton can be spun perhaps SO 8 per sent
Cheaper than by the CONTEMPLATING wheel.
Those in the vicinity of the machine, win find
it to their interest to exchange the raw ma:
teriai for yarn-and If events are auspicious
to the prosperity of such establishments, the
Yarn may be distributed over the state, to
be woven into cloth-S instead of seeing our
Cotton shipped to England, as it now is, to
be wrought into Yarn for the use OF the con-
tinent, We may see our own arm becoming
an article of direct expectation to the mar
kets ct the continent. 30,
The Petersburg Institution is under the
care OF Mr.. X. Harris. late of Rhode Is.
land.-Ihe following is an extract of a
letter just addressed TO that Gentle man, & is
published to shew the immense spring, which
manufactures are receiving in that quar-
ter of the country:
3. Providence, GRID /:
" have and trust shall ever entertain strong
desire to promote the prosperity, happiness and
independence OF my country and rejoice ,h.t tbis
eo'iduce more To this great object than n proper
attention to Manufacturers am much pleased
60 flrd you have succeeded in putting into opera.
ton the machinery you procured whic here,
and hope you may be fully remunerateel FOR thu.
| sacr'h'es made while acquiring the necessary
information 1 am apprehen.ive that the cotton
branch w'il be greatly overdone, in August past
more than fifty mills lin N. England only) were
projected and actually commenced sinse which
uihe, The cotton spinning fever has ragged 20 such
ers'ce"s to hafa, sny accurate calculation as 20
quanum: it certainly has increased greatly, every
week announces some new atlventurers in this
'nInity alone, from these circumstances YOU will
readily perceiye tie difficulty in procuring per-
sons skilled in carding and spinning. do no,
uHhS t possible ut present to eNgag; such a one
rs Will be suitable for YOUR purposes in this par,
oftc o.ntry; this difficulty cannot long exist, a.
great numbers will be engaged in the business &
soon taught.
| Tender my respects OF the gentlemen compos.
ing We Manufacturing society in your place
and INFORM them, shall always be disposed ia
serve them, And accept my wishes for your sue
cess
| Yours, &c.
| SETH WHEATON,"
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NOTICE All persons indebted to the estate
Y of Josiah Wright, deceased, are requested
to come forward and pay their respective ac-
couats to the subscrber-Those having claims
against the estate are requested to bring forward
their accounts pr .',erly authenticated, 10
ABRAHAM DOUGLASS, <d,nr.
January a. lot
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Negp Members.
AGRICOLA, No. 2--On Saturday.
VIrws OF THE CoRREsPeNpENcE,N No
S--on do.

VIEws OF THE CORRESPONDENCE, No
Son do.
4 t General Meeting of the Members ofthe
( Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
buildings of the state Of Virginia, held by ad-
tournament AZ the Capitol, in the City of Rich
mond, on the S0th of December 1909
Present ip person and By proxy, 1884 mem.
bers-whch number constituting a majority of
the members Of the society,
Mr.. Robert Taylor was called to the chair,
when the following resolutions were submitted
and adopted UNANIMOUSLY.
Fesof1ed, That committee be appointed to
examine the accounts of this Society, and tn al
the said committee do report to the General
Meeting upon the receipts and expenditures Of
tie SAID society during the year 1s0s-As also
concerning any monies in possession of the said
society, and the claims which are due in favor or
against the same.
ResotDcd, That committee be appointed to
enquire whether any, and if any, what altera-
tons and amendments would be proper in the
laws and regulations of the Mutual Assurance
Society, and make report thereupon to the &c.
neral Meeting.
The foregoing resolutions were then referred
to committee formed of the following gentle.
men, to wit
William Noland, Gerard Alexander, Jr.
Samuel b Archer, William ZONES,
William Witt, Charles r. Mercer.
Robert b. Stanard, William Brent and
Andrew Stevenson, Charles Brent
No further business being submitted to the
Meeting, ReSoiUea, That the same be adjourn
cd iii Monday tie first day of January
LEWIS M. RIVALAIN, Sec'y C. NJ
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MANUFACTURES.

We are happy TO learn that mannfactu.
ring establishment IL NOV on foot, in the vi
ciniV oN Petersburg. Ia his state. l.s capI-
tai IS subscribed by 3 GentIcme1--to t . =
Woant, 1t neeessagy, 9! = 1900, The SPIN
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Petersburg, January d.

u ANK OF VIRGINIA-The President snd
81 Directors have this day declared dividend
of j9nr per cent on the capital stock, which will
be paid to the stockholders on application at the
Bank, IN person. or by attorney, after the 18th
instant.
]. BROCKENBROUGH, Cashier
January l. w3t
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Ficimond.
Abraham B Venable,
benjamin. Hatcher,
Joseph Gale 20,
Gervas Storrs,
Samuel Peasants, ir.
William Wardiaw,
John H. Foushee,
Richard Adams,
John rompkins,
Il ebert Gamble,
-Edwd. w. Roo.es,
Robert Mitchell,
John G. Hubner,
. ames Brown,
Petersburg.
Robert Birchett,
James Byrne,
Alexander Brown,
Jnal Jyam,pnn
Williams Bowdoin,
Archibald Baugh,
William Clark,
Paul Nash,
Robert Walker,
Thomas Atkinson,
Nathaniel Friend,
Robert Pollok,
William Haxali.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-04

ITO BE SOLD TO the highest bidder, at
Il Windsor the PLdNTITLON lately pos-
sessed by Carter Braxton, deed about one mile
from Tappahannock, on Tuesday tie 3oth day of
January next, aoout thirty negro SLAVES be-
longing to the saisi decd. consisting Of men,
men, boys and girls, among them is a very good
House Carpenter about twenty. one years old !;
part of them will be sold for cash, and the resi-
due ON n credit Of six months, the purchasers
giving bonds with approved security All per"
having claims against the said decd. are RAJ
Guested 10 make them known TO
SARAH s. BRAXTON.
3AlNES WEBB e <4,.,,.
WILLIAM FLEET : nun '''
january w3Wy
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THE subscriber has opened his DOL Room
in the new building adjoining the Custom-
House. Parents and guardians who have chill
dren to be taught, and who may wish to become
acquainted with his plan Of Education, are here-
by invited to visit him for the purpose
CHILES TERRELL.
January d. 3tJ
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YAER.
Fredericksbu,g.
David C., Kerr,
John Minor,
John I. Brooke,
John Mercer,
Hugh Mercer,
Chs, l. Carter,
Thomas Good win,
Robert Patton.
William s. Stone,
Robert s. Chew,
Fielding Lucas,
David Henderson,
John Scott.
NoytoH.
Richard E. Lee,
George Newton,
James Taylor. sr.
Samuel Marsh,
William b. Lamb,
Richard Bowden,
VIM. A. Armistead,
Martin Fisk,
Christopher FRY,
John E Holt.
WIN b Seiden,
John Brown,
Arthur Taylor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-04

a VALUABLE WATER LOT-The sub
L n scriber offers for sale, that valuable water
I,t or James River, containing 100 feet in front,
it being the same lot which Capt. Hall, built
the new brig at Rockets, and sdjoihs the Coal
Yard lately occupied by Messrs. Nicholson and
Heth the terns!of sale vii! ss made known by
application to the subscriber, living near Rich.
mond, or Richardson Taylor living IN tie city,
who will shew the property TO any one disposed
TO purchase
JOHN s. STUBBs, Senr.
January 4 w5w
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a PpL1CATION will be made TO the IRE, =
IA dent aud Dire ctors OF the Tank Of VIZ, =
nis to renew certificates OF stock NOS. $50 d
30i9 STANDING in my name on che books o. q =
Bank.
G. 1EwTON.
Janusry4. Il ssS6wg
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OCTAVIA.

CiaRdius.
Nero.
T These 7o,ffers haze giUcn the 7porld
Uery iearped freaiiScs on the Education NJ
ehiidyeH.
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LIST OF DIRECTORS

or THE BANK OF VIRGINIA, FOR THE pnr
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NezU Members.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

From Aitona ft0fcTs receivsd at The Office Of
the american, by tie arriDak eftTr shiS
George u Al5crt, in 80 deys iron, ron
1t1CeH.
BY our Dutch papers we learn that Hol
land is preserved IS "a kingdom, but thar 81
new ministry was to be formed, part Of which
is 10 be French. That an American vessel
about the first Of March had caught fre in
G0tteaburg roads, after having discharged
4 cargo of salt, and was burnt tothe water's
edge. Hanover vas formally annexed to the
Kingdom of Westphala. Jerome by procla
nation dated Cassel, March 1. had formal.
ly taken pos' A&sion thereof An English
frigate had captured two briggs off Norway.
ana carried them into Gotteuburg they
were ordered away by the Sgedes. -Four In
giish friga;r1 had arrived in the Cattegat the
beginning Of March.
Il was fumored at Vienna on the 10Th Of
Mach that the arch dake JOSEPH, was to be
king OF Poland. The errearage of the Iate
contributions on Austria, has bses RENTED
The emperor by Bonapsrte.
The puih Of 'Fyrol rs to be annexed to the
Kingdom Of lay. Gen. Alright. duke OF
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! ANDs FOR SALE-Ths Subscri
- fsrs for sale. his
TRACT OF land,

Lying IN the county of Amherst. on the waters oil
Pnsy river, adjoining the lands of James Frank
lin, joel Brankn's estate Micaj}h Camden,
William S Crawford and Eariett Cash /; con-
tanning near 300 acre, Tits traot les extre1nei,
well upon it is considerable quantity Of mcs
dow ground, it is very fertile, well watered, and
well adapted To- the culture of corn, wheat and
tobacco upon it is plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, considerable part Of is fresh land
ana tive whole oft rs in high state of cultivation
well enclosed, aud divided into four fields ;
each neid IN is turn has been sowed in small
Gram. part of the grain has been rolled in the
Hsls'er Of piris, and the whole have been so we'd
"a t'eir turn m red clover, which grows iu3uri-
Snt on THIS plantation; that, together with the
white clover, which grows naturally upon il,
PFoalicss very Guc p,s'uTass, there rs also upon
sta very good apile orchard, and there has lately
Deen hu,it thereon, some sui and valuable hos;
yes A iu,ber description is deemed unnecessa.
~ ~ = ia presumed int person viii purchase
,w;ri,a4( ~. L viewing the lands. The oyerseer
s.yns N fbe ;, i1ntatoD, viii sbeg the land TO any
psreon wislJcg 10 "l'S erase.
so,,ntv ON both s;aas ., Tuckahoe creek, on the
north side OF the Three Cb,lD road, adjoining the
lands Of 8erj min Hughes. B>'fstnnn Wakns,
and Elisha Leaks estate, contrasting brse nun
dred md fry acres, cGnsldsrAose part OF tAs
land is cleared and none Of has been in cullsa-
.ion for some yeus past il is lind Of good soil,
and is we'll adapted to the Culture Of corn and
wheat, end is very convenient 10 market, being
about twenty three miles from the city Of Rich.
1nond.
These Lands viii be sold on time, end the pay
5nepls made accommodating TO purchaSers For
further particulars respecting this last tract ct
Land, apply to Col Robert II Saunders, living
near IL in tie said county, T. the snhscribar IN
abe city Of Richmond WILLI5M CALF
Gpul 81,
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mo. IL.

right OF Fort Lewis. They have thrownup
quantity OF sand at The mouth Of the ri.
7er San Pedro. with the view, it is suppos-
ed EXPLAINING artillery.
II rs asserted. that nine hundred French.
Who fieu from Honda. have fallen victims in
oivcra, TO the noble fairy Of the in,repid
ptlr,os' Experience will continue to prove
that Spanish hearts glow with that impla J.
cable haired 10 .yran.s, that will reduce
thei: phalanxes 10 dust.
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Er'rt IRE Gazette Of ne comwer.e Of
CaGIE, March fhe s0ih.


Within thess few DAYS pas,. the eseny
have made no movement worth NOTICING in
these envlronsI They still continue to take
out OF the magazines in Trocadero a great
oeai OF plank tor their snCampinent, willis,
on our part, we have kept cur fire up0n
them. -
The news which we daily receiv, os the
irSurrection ct tbs toHns Of Andalgs;a. /.
very aattering. Tha news from Ns,trerna
dura. il not less pleasing, for Besides chat the
enemy mas beer repulsed. we see the natives
inspired With most noble enthusiasm. the
only thing which can and mist indubit,bl,
save the country. Private letters say. thu,
division OF 600 conscripts had been beat
en- IN Castle ty several Of our detached par
ties united; and that the surnamea Elnpr-
Sinado had surprised in the Inn Of Sb,ti "a
Santo, IN tie vicinity of Madrid, a French
parry which he had taken prisoners. The
news from hsturias is not so pleasing, as IT
appears that the enemy, win 900 men
had penerstedas far az Oviedo and G. ,fp,
against whom, it is added, Geuerai Niabj
had marched with his division, beaten ,he
enemy and compelled them to evacuatc
that principally.
March 81.
The ship of the line Francisco de Paula.
and the castles Of PHatal aud Matagord,
continue their fires upon the enemy. Who is
stlil employed ia Carrying plank to their en-
campment.
March 90.
The bead quarters Of orr army have been
transferred TO the Isle OF Leon. The enem,
arc at work in their entertainments in the
vicinity Of Santa Catalina they have near
~ closed Que square, and each froat consis
'ot about fifty pipes. Tue castles of Ma
sgorda and Puntal. and cur gun boats, have
keeps UP thcir FIRE Upon the enemy, who have
answered from their different posts on die
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dEUIODp
Bhtr1meRE, April %.

BhLT1MeRE, April %.
1y the George & Aibert we have been ia !.
yored with file Of Arora papers L'I5e
lie dx Nerd, from the 8 n February, In
GLIDING the 13 Il MqIeh, and Paris Mini
fctirs from 1sh January i1ciuding 9TH
Fcbr0a,y, Of which later file. however
cue oY swo ave wanting. In L'M6eiHe. du
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Padna, and relation Of Napoleon. Il is ru
mored, is tobe married to the princess Loui
81 Charlotte Of Stxcny, who was born June
29th. 1894 The Dutch funds On the 9th of
March last. rose at Amsterdam from 3
to % per cent.
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Vol. 81

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