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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-04
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Pnxt nf Alexandria.
Port OF alexandria.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Schooner Louisa, West New-London--
Cheese, MackarcI. &c. the master.
Schooner Citizen, Mills, New York.
Dry goods and Groceries to merchants OF
the district.
Slcop Montezuma, Palmer, Norfoik-
Sundries to M. Miller.
A vessel arrived at Philadelphia IN 81
DAYS from Cadiz-left there ship Poto-
mac, Bradford, of and for Alexandria, to
sail in all July.
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MboYtant Letter,

From four of the Members of the first
Baptist Church of New York, appointed to
examine into the conduct of their Pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. PARKINSON, and report the
same to the different ministers of the church,
can be had at R. Gray's and Cotton & Stew.
arts book stores.
September 4
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SOUALLY.

The Boston Centinel of August %, says,
ss Yesterday we had a report, by coast
er, that six or seven sail of men OF war
were seen few days since off Segui,s, dis
trict of Maine, steering e. N. E. Prob
ably admiral YoRKE's squadron"
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MARYLAND ELECTION,

" MARYLAND ELECTION,
For Electors Of State Senators.
Prince Georges County--Piscata5cdy DIS
trict.
Marshall, Fed. 3s1
Calvert, Fed. S1S
Cross, Demo. 60
Bowie, Demo. Sc
Verbal intelligence from the other dis
tricts in this county, Except Nottingham,
from which VIC have not heard) are high
" gratifying--it is said there is federal
majority of rs at Bladensberg; Is at Up
per Marlbro, and that the federalists had
gain of So votes at Evansville.
\
DIED, on Sunday morning the goth OF
August last, on his passage from New
York to Alexandria, Mr.. JOHN HoDGKIN,
il the 4Oth year of his age. Mr.. HI. was
for many years resident of this town, &
his memory will long be cherished by his
numerous friends and acquaintance. He
had gone to the northward for the recove-
~ of his declining health, but the hand
Of death arrested him in Hampton Roads,
and he was buried on Craney Island. lie
has left widow and six children to de-
plore their irreperable loss.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Sept. i

MIR. Hamilton, the messenger who went
out in the John Adams, passed through
this town last evening, on his way to
Montpelier. Mr.. Madison's seat, with dis
patches from France and England, for
the purpose Of laying them before the
President.
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ALEXANDRIA, DAILY GAZETTE.

49, "TO sHEW
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF The TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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SALE AT AUCTION.

I'M MONDAY, tie 9th instant, at u
~ O'Clock, A. M. at the Coffee House, in
Alexandria, will be sold, l68 ceres of marsh.
wood LAND, lying few miles below Alex
,ndria, near Hunting Greek, and ad Joining
land of Augustine ]. Smith, Esquire. The
title is unquestionabIe- The terms of pay
ment will be made known at the time Of
sale.
James Greenleaf,
Attorney in fact Of
HENRY PRATT,
THOMAS w. FORNIES,
JOHN MILLER, jun.
JOHN ASHLEY,
JACOB BAKER, Trustees, SO.
September 4 d5t'
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Received and for Sale,

Received and for Sale,
100 sacks Liverpool blown salt, OF an ex.
celIent quality, and good Sacks
New York Pork in barrels
Green Coffee in bags
Spermace,i Oil in barrels
a few bolts first quality Russia Duck.
G. Coleman.
September 2 d3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08
wAsHrNeroN Cry, March 2.

The bill supplementary to the act concerning
commercial intercourse passed he House e
morning
II order TO obtain relief from the obstacles in
tue way of decision, which at least had the
appearance II being inteTPosed by design, those
who we're in favor of he bill were com,el ed
at three O'clock in the morning to resor, 10 tue
previous question, and to eDfigce rule which
has lain dormant for two years past. 1t iss
.ule which. hougu used frequently ill W shin
hve years, had beeE laid aside in pIacrice BY a
casus decision Of the House. IL is now nc, iyed
DOUBTLESS not wi view of habi uay using +
but to shew hat there is point at which for.
neaFanSe l. no ilonger yinue. Maiorties have
rights as well as mincYitts -cn1 We believe he
public sentiment will be, hat when subiect
ma; oeen debated for upwards Of Sky hours, he
rights of minority are n1t disregardcd by
put ing period 20 debate, at three O'Clock in
the morning Gf we may be allowed the Hiber.
nianism) of the second nigh session.
The bill passed to third reading in he Sen
ate ysstes dSy, 90 20 6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

your Christian integrity. But the
most dangerous of all your foes is the
deceitfulne $ of-your own heart. Il
is great aud difFicuit task to keep the
heart rigat with God. We are la
mentally sproVto nnbeIief, to ingrat-
ltude under the Reception of innumer-
able hene6ts, and to- wand ering froD
God, the only source of true rest and
peace, after a thousand trihes lighter
than air. We are liableto be entang-
led with those vaniiies which we have
again and az in renounced, and which
we know to be attended, sooner or la
ter, with anguish of spirit.
The slightest view Of your dangers
might fill YOU with dismay, were you
not au,h9rized to apply to the bound
less grace of The GOSPEL for support.
Blessed be the Ggd of pur Salvation (!
He promises hat he viii strengthen us
in all ourwsakpess.. He commands us
to cast all our cates upon him, with
the cheering assurance tina he care h
fer us. We have not a High Priest
who cannot be touched Wi h the feel
ing of our inhrmities bur was in all
points temp ed like as we are. yet with
out sin. Let US, therefore come bold
ly unto the throne of grace, that we
may obtain mercy, and find grace to
help in time of need. Instead of be-.
ing cast down by the perils which at,
tend you in your journey TO heaven,
rejoice, my dear friend, in the protec-
ton of almighty love. IF God be for
us, who can be against US?
Remembrance the same time, that
the PR misses of rhesgospel are given
not tosuper cede, but % encourage your
diligent exsrti ms in the service # God.
The path 4 6uy IS the path of safety.
You a. reqAired towsrk out your sal
walton with fear and srembling, for this
very reason, thassifis God who work
eth IN you both to will and TO do of his
good pleasure. Of the various mean
which God has appointed for your
/ growth in holiness, let me direct your
attention to a few Of the most impor,
tant.
I n nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08
CH1LLIcorHs, Feb. IL.
February %. 1911.

CHILLIcoTHE, Feb. 10.
Extracts from the iourna Of the scHate-Monday,
January S0h, 1911.
The Senate considered the resolution, sent
up for coneurrencs, appgovns he measures Of
the General govenuienh4
The SAID - ,ludon vas read as follows.
Resolved. bs Tie gspersl assembly Of the stat
Of Ohio, Tbatthis - rurc fully b lisve, that
our poiit o. Aisty Npsnds on our attach.
ment TO, a,d COO lnuanceM, our feders.iva feJa
tons win our sisser stStes-and we pledge our
'elvss, TO the general government, 20 supper.
re union of these states, 60 the utmost OF our
power. And believing, as we do, that the mea
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paper is concerned, are requested not
20 return them, but to keep them in
their possession for more signatures
and from time to time transmit to him
an account of the number of copies
subscribed for on the respective papers.
The Books generally, it is expected,
VIII be ready for delivery this spring.
March 1st, 1911. St.
P. S. Collections should be made at
the time of entering the names.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

Messrs. Peter Hull. sen. Peter HUI, jy. and IA.
Seymore.
DLEA l. to take nosize, that shall on the
18th day of neY/ moutlMat the Eagle Ia.
Eern in e. the he city nd, boiwse? the
clock in the evekingloC IL day, proceed to
take the sfidavid osPSamIBI M'Craw., Elisha
weeks Moses Myerfand John Gum, to
be read as evidendk-in-Ibe Injunction now de-
pending in the county court OF Henrico, where
in l am Complainant and you are Defendants.
Alexander Bare.
Richmond, February 28th. 1871. w.t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

Nv At the end of the advertise
ment in the last page of this days pa
per signed John Mayo, E. J. Harvie.
&c. add the names Of A. Blair and
Martin Smith. In the 9th line of
same advertisements for expense"
read exposure.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08
BALTIMORE Feb. 20.

The Federal Gazette of last evening
gives the followiug--.-We dare not cali
1t" Semi-O Hicial."
IMPORTANT.
From sour &C the most respectable
we are informed, that Mr.. Morier.
the British Charge dies affairs, has
made known to our govern nent, that
the official Information (made puhbc)
from MIR. Russell, that the French
DEGREES are not yoked, Will be fully
credited by the British government
and that they viii be compelled 70
consider a continuance ofNon- Incer.
course against them exclusively as a
measure OF hostility, demanding i'm.
mediate steps TO meet it.
We are told that Mr.. Brent declar-
ed In DEBATE in the senate that if con-
gress thonght the measure productive
of any Of those things COMPOSING the
{" the general welfare p if they thought
it even remoteiy incident to any of the
specified powers.s@they could institute
an East India Company. When doc
trine like this emanates from such
source, it is almost time for the states
to prepare every engine to resist usur.
patton. No state in the Union should
permit a single branch of the proposed
bank to be established for one day
within its bounds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Il 1 c II NJ o N D,
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1911.

Congress adjsarned at IL o'clock
on Sunday night; the HI use of Repre-
seutatives set the whole or greater
part of the day with closed doors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

~
SHALL Man of frail fr,iition boast?
Shall life be coun,cd dear
Of but moment, and at most,
A momentary year
There was ,irne=ihat time is past
WheH youth 1 doomed ike thee;
time viii come-'ti, coming fast
When thou shs.E{ade like me.
Like me thu Ssh vav,4s ,es.ons range,
And ps.senjsymsf s'hsgr
To Wi er in NR, -
In infancy 49, Is 80
When life itself egas, new4
Amusemen, pIsck dsthe ss Of time,
Yet swiftcr still ~s4eM.
Summer my youth succeeded soon,
My sun ascendcd hiA,,
And Pleasure he'd the Veins till noon,
But Grief drove Down ne SKY.
Like Autumn, ricy Ia ,rpeang corn,
Came manhood oberteisp
My ma vev-nnoou 4erce h!'d her horn,
When she begsS to wans.
C'ose FOLLOWED age, in6rm old age,
The winter of M year;
When shall fail b.fore his rage,
To rise beyond the sphere!
long to cast The chains away,
That hold my som \ slave
To burst these du geon walls of clay,
Enfranchissd from the grave.
Life lies in embryo, never free
Till nature yields her breath
Till Time becomes Hte-nity,
And Man is born in Death.
FoR THE SERIOUS READERS or Z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08
II last will of Tho3 as Peasants, decd.
of Gooochland. ths bllowing
Tracts of Land,

In the county of FluvanKa, will Be offered
at Public Sale to the highest bidder at the
Courthouse of said county, on the 2sth
day of March nextl being court day, via.
A 'TR ACT lying on the branches OF Ca
rey's Greek, including the ground where
on the New Canton and Bryant's ferry
roads cross, and of course affords an ex.
ceiient stand for Tavern it also has the
advantage of 5eHtiguity to James River ma
vigati1n. Ni3tract contains 593 acres
according td$a&sry recent survey by the
county SURVEYOR Another TRACT lying
on both sides of kte Michunl, Creek, near
or adjoinina1t& North river, containing
upwards of 800 ceres, 10 be more correct
iy ascertained by survey Both parcels are
well adapted to the product of grain, and
large proportion of each is good tobacco
land but asst is presumed that purchasers
will choose TO judge for themselves, i re.
fer them to John Fuenay and James Payne,
living near the property for Information of
the boundaries. Tie terms are, one fourth
of the purchase money to be paid in hand,
and the balance in three equal annual pay
naents---a deed of Conveyance given on re.
csipe OF the first payment and deed OF
frost on the property required Tor securing
the ether three
WILLIAM II. PEASANTS,
Acting Executor.
-. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08
NEw-YoRk, Feb. 81.
FROM CADiz.

Arrived here YESTERDAY, the Orion, Captain
Rowland. from Cadiz fhicb post she LETT ,l,~
Goth of DeceInber, and'brings dcspatcnes FOR
government
capt Rowland intormssssthat the day before
he sailed the English gun-boats attacked the
forts opposite Ca,iz-which the French re-
turned by heavy he ofsshels, which fell into
the town and amongst the. shipping. a shell
fell into schoo.room andESilled The mistress
ofthe school, and shot of both legs OF one of
the children From the confusion on board he
Spanish Admwafs ship it is supposed a sheli
had fallen on board of her. Considerable \
larm prevailed among the inhabitants OF Ca.
diz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

c. Th,r iay the 28;h ult. Mrs
a. PorTgR rouse Of Mr.. Waite
Il ,iter, o! ms Cry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

~ Gentlemen hsdiue subscription
pap Tor dl3sfsIt korks, "a the pub
lieaooa Of whA,t 'ke Editor Of this
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

sures or the s neral government arc dire aed by
sound policy, with the welfare Of all in view. we
nesita'e not TO say, the' this s.a,e will be
found ever ready to suprcri such measures as
congress may di'eet, fs scouting our rights, so.
vereignty and independence.
Resolved. That The governor be requested o
forward copies OF the foregoing resolutions to
me president OF the United States, the speaker
of the house of representatives and TO our reprs.
sentatives in conssessss
motion was made that the senate agree TO
the same--and on the que stion thereon, it wAs
decided in he afirmative=Yeas eighteen--Nsys
one. lMr. Tod. o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08
TIE OLD MANS SONG.

By James Montgomery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

SHALL Man of frail fr,iition boast?
Shall life be coun,ed dear
Of bur moment and at most.
A momentary year
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

FoR THE SERIOUS READERS or THI
VIRGiNIA ARGUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

There was ,irne-,hat time is past
WheH youth / bloomed ike thee !;
A time viii come-'tis coming fast
When thou shslIufade like me !.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

Tor many months, but ne bore 1t with
the iortitude Of a man and christian,
and hailed the hour of his dissolution
with a snile oil resigna ON which no.
thing bui firm hope IN the mercy of
saving Pr.yidencc could inspire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

The Federal Gazette of last EVENING
gives the followiug-.-We dare not call
1t &C Semi-Oficial."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-08

Letter to youns friend ygho had la,ely made a
public profession. alEel;giOn
My DEAR YOUNG -FRIEND.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08
.AGRICUL TURE.

ReSSidn Files These A es have so spread
themselves over the whole OF the Northern
country that It is with difficulty Inc farme
can raise any wheat; much has be n said
and done to effect means whereby he, NV
be kept out of the grain; but as noth.ne has
ever as yet proved effsctual, shall endea
vor Qrom my experience) to morn evert
farmer in what way he may dispose himself
OF those, his unfriendy neighbors and as
mean to apply to the government of his
state for premium, it i hoped that every
agricultural man will make trial of the
method which j shall give. and give their sa
tiStaCtion accordingly
This fly blows or lays the eggs or nits in
the wheat while it is in blossom. and these
continue dormant until the grain is snwed :.
and then 1t comes up with the wheat and is
almost discovered. inthe first JOINT. where
1t is impossible for the fly to deposit. The
method to destroy or prevent this fly from
getting in the wheat, is as follows Steak
the wheat in weak ley or lime water. brine
or chamber ley many things will answer
tins purpose, such as soaking the grain all
winter in baskets--Care should be taken
that the grain be not soaked TOO long, so as
to Kill it. Should any farmer want any o.
Their information, which l can give, all let
ters post paid will be attended to with plea
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08
RICHMOND, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1911

Mt, NJ =,
of the
An
should b. reimbursed
ement hecoE
ALBERT GOETHE
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sNntscgu

The model of Mr. Waits new invented
Printing Press, is completed, and has re
celved the appreciation of all who have be.
held it. The backing of the types and the
are performed by cylnd rs, which
with the tympan frisket, are all opera, ed
by machinery, TO which motion may be Civ
en- by horse, by steam or by water. The
same power can work several presses. The
only attention necessary, is that of lad 10
each press to place and remove the sheets.
The apparatus on a scale for business is
expected to be completed in few weeks.
Boston Poher
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GILBERT BROWNE.

. NEW oRK seht 90.
7 II CURIOUS SEA 7UR7kE .-YesterdyU
forenoon about so miles south e4st Of QnoI,
Hook. Sfiecies # Sea Turtle zvcigf,np Ut
7vardS Of eight manfred was fuken by TN,
or 7uthe ofthe hI2f6na schooner Young 1ilot
n measures hree JseI t7Vo fnCheS ruhDd me
neck is seUen /eet long eight IN c,rcur FER
cnce. and 8eVen and q halt. feet fr0B1 me &c
tTemify OF one i'm to The otheT-is coai black
al oUef and nus fUe ridges on his 6elk.re
sembiing tie Sturgeon Uhcn struck zytl
me Hdrhoon b. Mr.. amueL Coon one of
the Branch PiiotS. he took a slantfnp III
rection from fhe Beat's yagUi, and soon ra,,
out ell the Tine 20 7ghich u mas made fast md
came 7veN nigh faking tie .6oat under. III
Yer struggle 05aboM mo hours. fheit.suc
ceeded in securing him, and fhig anorhi7,fs He
7va8 iandrd atfhe Co6ee House SIN Te,s
sad to be Trunk Turtle. a naftye oCfhe
Last Iade8 and is Tie .JirSs cf' the KIND c
Uer 8ecH on THIS coaat.
W. L'uie. Esq Of PiffafeId, 1Iassachu g.
sets, has siUen 9 500 dollars 10 ITlhous
to7V1 CeHegc 10 institute a /und 70 aid ,7di-
gent scholars in o6ta ning an cducaIon I'D, h
a Uie70 10 qHahIy Themselves )or tie minis
try
IHrcc Hdtcricdn camcH zUcre shot CT Ten
erDe. Juiy 8. and their heGds cur M md
Floced on hookS fhcir crime aus mur1ering
Their CAPTAIN mate cook and q 5haniSh
Priest, Passenger IN their veS8cL
Hewburyport Herald,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08

g1Y Virtue ot decree OF the F.dera, Cour,
, shall, on the first day of November mex
proceed TO sell FOR cash all the LOTS in Hano
ver-Town, which were by the VIII of Mann
Page, the Mortgager, directed to be sold BY his
executor, and also all the lots, IN the said town
which were sold and purchased in by Nam,
rage, one of his executors, and by his will d
rscted to be sold II, purchasers of the said
executor, are hereby informed thst by said de
cree ut said court, am appointed receiver s:
collector OF the rents and balances due on the
several sales made BY Mann Page, the executor,
and upon the recent Of the arrears;;- :, an au-
thorised TO convey to such of the purchasers as
have not received their said titles, the fee sim
pie estates in the said Lots TIE sale of the
Dove lots will take place at the House of Henry
Sentry in the said I wn, and be cont nued from
day to dav until fpai,.d
JoH.N ". PACE. Consa,:aSioner.
Oet. 4. I'm
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NJ 81 Z DICKf1 Co


4 NtORM theT friends AM the public, that
q they are now receiving, in the house lat civ
occupied by Mcssrs Monepre, Robinson G. Plea
SAINTS, the following articles, which they will
sell low for cash, or negotiable notes, ct short
dates:
Loaf, Lump, Muscovedo and Havanna Su
gsrs; Cceen Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowder,
Imperial, Young Hyson. Common and Pecow
Soucbong Teas Madeira, Sherry, Sicily, Te
neriffe ard Malaga Wines French Brandy -
Holland Gin; Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum -
Hebberps Brown Stout, COrdials, Mol sses. .
English and Goshen Cheese, soft she'll Almonds.
Mace, Numegs, Cloves, Pimehto, Pepper,
Cinger, alum, birthstone, Copperas, Fig Blue,
Spanish Indigo, Shaving Sosp, Bar Iron, Ger.
man and Blisered Steel, Liverpool fine Salt in
Sacks, refined Salt Petrc, London Mustard. Ia
wanna Cigars, Lugiish Battle Powder, and pat.
tent shot, an assortment of Queens Ware -
CHINA, Coffee AID Tea Cups aud Saucefs; A
few sctts elegant FURNISHED Tea Chins; De.
csi,ters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses, &c &c.
& j. Dick z Co. will transact any bust
nesso on Commission, which may be entrusted
to their care.
Oct d. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08

he Subscribers having sustained much
inconvenience by tresspasss5 committed
o.: their Lads at Tuckahoe, Middle Quarter.
psndemonium and Lower Quarter, hereby
give notice, that all persons are forbid to hunt,
shoot, fish, cut wood, or throw down or de
stroy Enclosures OH their Lands and that any
person offending will be prosecuted according
to Law.
eT0RN EyICKhAM
.TEA5ES CURPIE,
PHILIP ROGERS.
Richmond, Get 4. ep4w
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Ncw 4yay of biowinc Rock.

When the hole is drilled half the quaint
ty of powder intended to be used is put il ::
straw filled with fine powder is then put
down, and the remainder of the charge
IS then introduced so that it may take fire
IN the middle; he hole is then filed up with
loose sand, and requires no ranlmng or using
any iron instrument whatever.
NJ YORK Spectator.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08

LUEATIc Hospital, Williamsburg,
September Z, 1911
NJ OTiCE-The Cells appropriated 20 VI Nc
~ Patients, being quite iull, none others can
he received until there are vacant Cells, OF
which tie Public vii be notified.
D. order Of The hoard Of Directors,
MIL RUSSELL, OK
9epl ~ Inf
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TENUIl ION Ofthe Ftensk Langlage. u6or :
Il qHife ne1U PLAINTIFF SUBSCRIBER will, ad6
the fifteenth inst open. Night School for .the
purpose of teaching the French Lsngfs get
young Gentlemen, whose avocsjofs do mother
init them, to attend to it in tie day time =
Those gentlemen who are desiroue of avalinp
themselves of this opportunity, are requested to
make application Immediately, since after the
ton are open at MIR. Girardns and MIR. AnIer.
sons Hcadtmes, and also at Mrs. McKim's
store opposite the Swan Tavern, the subscri
be- 'sresideDce.' For particulars and terms of
tuition please to apply at said place.
T. BOTY.
Oct Il. ga
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europe.
DUBLIN July 21.

DUBLIN July 81.
Court Of HiHg's Bench, Dublin.
A case Of considerable Importance to the
commercial interests OF this country. occu.
pied the attention of the Court ~ Eiro,s
Bench, and special Jury, the whole Of
Thursday and Friday Iast----IMr 4anes