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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

May 20.
Mancheser Manu- facturers. -On the re-
admission of strangers. We found
Col. Stanley on his legs presenting pc
titioo from the distressed Manufacturer oil
Manchester and Leeds.-IIe stated that the
petition was subscribed by more than forty
thousand signatures, the minority Of whrrn
were reduced 70 q State Of extreme dis
tress rs he conceived this 10 be = subject Of
great public importance he was willing %
give the Right Honorable Gentleman (A.r
Perceva) and the House due notice. Co cor 81
slider OF the best and specifies. mode ol ad
mJnistering reliefto so l,rga nd valuable o
portion at the community. lie should apon
atuture day can Tic attention e the H0usv
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By Thomas nitchie. }
DowYER's. White Sulphur SPRINGS

DOWYER'S. White Sulphur SPRINGS,
y Creenbrier. The Subscribers, the pre-
sent OCCUPANTS of these Springs, beg leave to
return their thsoks for the very generous cncou-
rsgement wnich they received the last season,
and to inform the public, that they are now in a
situation to receive coinFany-thst they have
with much trouble and very great cxpence, en-
abled themselves to entertain comfortably, up
wards Of one hundred persons, with their SER
wants. They have repaired all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen neat lodg-
ing houses. with plank floors, glass windows
and BRICK chimnies they have also built very
spacious dining house, having set apart the old
dining house FOR the entertaining of travellers /;
and have added so largely TO their stables, that
they can now stall upwards of an hundred hor.
ecs. They have laid in an abundant supply of
the best stores-from all of which, they conf
IDENTITY hope to give general satisfaction TO those
who may visit their
FOUNTAIN OF HEAL7H!
Post Office mas lately been established at
these Springs, and variety of Newspapers will
he taken from different parts oftbe U. S. for the
amusement of the visitors.
WIN. HERNDON & Co.
Greenbrier, June 10. tt
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DRIcES Of the Penitentiary Manufactures re-
duced,--IR order to prevent any thing like
a competition in the sale of Penitentiary M anu
features and similar articles sold in Richmond,
the following list will shew the great reduction
and the very low prices which they will in fla.
ture be offered at, and It is expected from the
great change in the workmanship. owing to su
Perior management, and the growing expert
ence Of the workmen, together with the excel
lent quality CT the materials of which the differ
ent articles are made, that they will be prefer
red to any that can be offered III this Market
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n SHALL on Saturday the 9th inst. at
Il my residence in this City, near Mr. william
RobertsoR's, proceed 10 sell public auction for
ready money, al the household and Kitchen fur
niture, belonging TO the estate Of my late Illus
band Bstchelder Valentine, decd consisting #
tue customary articles of house keeper, aud
which are too tedious to be particuIarised in an
advertisement Of this sort likewise seven slaves.
VIZ. old Harry, an old woman named Milly, a
likely young woman named Amy 3 likely girls
EiVy and Miily, and likely bows Lewis & Ste
phen. Being anxious to close my administration
and come to general distributi on of the sur.
plus, lagsin entreat all persons who have claims
sganst the said estate to bring them forward
without delay, authenticated as the law requires,
and to receive Payment otherwise they will be
disregarded anda distribution made, between
the several dstributees Of said estate, agreesbly
10 decree ofthe Court Of Hastings Of this Ct-
~.
ANN VALENTINE, ad'nr. of
y. VALENTINE, decd.
Richmond, July 49, ids
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July 10.

'aF subscribers;a majority ofthe acting
i commissioners ofthe Lottery Or the ben
'eht OF William and Mary College. lereby give
notice,that they have transferred to SIMON Block
,f the city ct WILLIAMSBURG. under he ,ct nj As
sembly passed on The 1Ith day of Flb. 8li. au-
thorising them to do So, the right 10 raise by a
lottery or lotteries Ten thousand dol!ass-8, the,
also inform the public, that Mr. Block\will cav.
ickets IN me iottey set on foot by him under
the transfer aforesaid, in payment TOR prus t;ck.
cts due in the first class already drsw. bv the
SAID commissioners, and for such ticketss have
been sold in the 2nd class OF the lo,terywbicb
was under their arrangement price due on
'the latter being drst ascertaned by their agent,
and endorsed thereon by him.
= MADISON,
IoRW BRAcKEN,
I'm. NELSON
3. B4SSE r.
80. 20 Ro: SAUNDERS.
RO: GREENHOW.
IL
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WILLIAM & NARY COLLEGE LOT!

w lillian & MARY COLLEGE LOT
w iERf OF 80 Numbers, First DIR asping.-
me hrst drawing ofthis Lottery, agreeable to
Notice, took place this day at the Capitol, un-
DER the superintendance OF several Magistrates
OF this City and in the presence of number of
Citisens--when agreeable to the system mr..
sued IN Europe in the conducting the drawing
OF TINS plan OF Lottery-tbe different numbers
rom TO W inclusive, was publicly sbewn and
put INTO a glass wheel, from whence boy
o'ha-iodaed drew the following Ave numbers
So ". 49,. 20, 49,.
Persons holding tickets with one of the above
numbers will be entitled. to receive fifteen times
the cost OF one number-those holding tickets
OF two numbers of the above. will be entitled 10
receive two hundred and forty tirnee the cost of
those numbers-if Of three numbers, four ,hou.
sand five hundred times their cost. and if of
four numbers, forty thousand times their cost
All prizes will be paid upon application either
at the Offices at which the Tickets were bought
or OF Simon Block, jr. Richmond, or of Simon
BLOCK, Wiliamsburg-The second drawing will
take place on Thursday, the 22d August
tickets tor sale at the different Stationary Stores
IN this City-The Proprietor m offering this Lot.
terry 70 the Public felt great doubts as to the
succesa1hat might attend it, owing to the diff
terence that existed between this and the svs.
TEN OF Lottery generally pursued il this Coun.
try-bHt the event thus far has proved that his
fear wss groundless and that the good sense of
tne people will always predominant over preiu.
dice which has been fully evinceS by the de-
msnd for Tickets for the first draying-tbe We.
ry iaudable purpose to which the fund arising
from this Lottery is to be applied, affords he
most pleasing presages-of The liberal support
OF the friends of the William & Mary College
Lottery, particularly when superadded theretois
the advantage resulting to sdvsnturers of risk.
ing out small sum forthe cbsnce Of obtaining
a capitalpriz
Richmond, July is Ct
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NOTICE..

ME Cuizsns OF Ric ,nond are respectfully
4 notified, that the City taxes are now due,
and by ne .er'as of the ordinance I am bound
TO paw '.'e ,unt thereof into the hands of the
Chsmt -r!sire on or before the first day of No
vernher next, and therefore. can apply once on
ly for payment and in case of default, shall be
compelled tho reluctantly to direct distress 20
be made indiscriminntely--I shall proceed in the
collection on the first day of next month
JOHN F PRICE,
July I6. A.
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Sales at Auctio1s.

ON Monday the 29th inst. wilr be sold on
~ the premises, nearly opposite to Mr. 10
bert Gordon on ShockG Hill--A comfortable
two story BRICK HOUSE, with half an acre OF
ground, neatls enclosed as a garden, on which
there is an excellent well Of water
Terms will be made known at the time and
place Of sale.
FOSTER & SATcHELL, aue'ys
July 90. ~
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am authorised to sell for cash or on a short
credit the materials which the I'D palace,
lor governors house) is composed, he framing
IS extraordinary good--For terms s,ply 10 the
subscriber, who wishes to employ or S good
carpenters or Joiners, to whom constant en-
P.oy'nent and generous wages will be given :
none need apply but those that are steady and
industr ious.
|. July 10. q,
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June S.
on dNERTrd

In the Housc 81 Commons on the S,H
June on the subject of vote of credit, Mr.,
WhItbread Observed
with respect America also, the house.
nFd resolved " that the intercourse with
That Country was uncertain and lnterrpDt.
ed" 1t must be recollected, that few
years ago we had been told by the authors
and advocates ofthe Orders in Council. thar
the ttade WIN America would not be mucn
aHecteo by thrm that trade would force
It's own way that America wou]d soor,
see htr true interests and that our inter.
course WIN that Country would remain un~
diminished. America, at that time, told
'llS country mat II She persisted in orders
so Contrary to the rights of independent ma
sIonsO she would suspend the intercourse be-
tween the two countries The authors ne
our orders in Council anticipated no evils
from TINS measure but the distress of our
manufacturers now clearly proved that gre ar.
eviis had resulted from it, and that the loss
OF the American market had been seyereIv
leie IN TINS country. Nc man attemDfedto
deny the suterings of our manufacturers or
To say, that they were overstaied I'm their
petition Their misery was sufficiently well
known to the world. and the only reason all
ieged I NOT going into committee was
the ihlPossOiliy oil giving them any substan.
idi reheI II the inquiry should, however
now take pace, ne hoped that it nieht still
os PoSSlOIe 10 prevail. upon ministers to re-.
trace Their steps With respect to America
ana 10 re open that market to our eyoorte
We had been often told, hat IL was I'M,
possible 20 repeal those Orders In Council
until the French DEGREES should have leer,
repeated. IT, however, the Berlin ana
MILAN d@crees were now actually reueaI-
/ 60, why hot repeat the Orders in Councils
1t there were doubts whether the French.
had really repealed those DEGREES or not
should not some experiment be made n,
earn whether they were sincere or pct2-.E
| When 1t had been 10 the powel. of roir3s-.
ters to put this matter TO the test. il sr,ear-
ch TO MN that noble Lord Che Marouis,
! WeIlcsley) mad shown dilstorjress %
a hegigehce ct conduct which was o,,,~.
aston sang. IN his negotiations ,.i,h 60,
! America ambassador he appeare4 10 -
a Considerable degree Of inattenlion me.
American minister had left the couttr,, :.
the negotiations had completely brote, ~
ana mus. rcc0mucuce when NJ. noe 80
snail arrive nl America. The com r,or, 80.
ton between 'he Two govtrnmef, f. No.. ga,
oecn pubiEAed ir America, and he c.,la
/ CONCEIVE 800 Otntrrrasou 5ur havt~- n
teio TO the Mouse 90 Common. bui me- :,
, 20 gam time. bC ou'd not ayoid lee -
very sincece regret INA min.s:e- ttsaee
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"ANTED to purchase good COOK,Ia
w man would be preferred) who is sober,
industrious, and well acquainted with his bu-
siness-A'so good Sesmstress For terms and
particulars enquire of
49, Nioncure. Robertson e Peasants.
July 80 If
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LION SALE, Lot No. 713, on Shocko Hill,
l. near Mr.. John Gamble and Immediately op
posite Mr.. Curtis Carter: this 10, i, well enclos
ed, and has on it, small Dutch rooted house,
aud number Of handsome trees-for further
particulars enquire of
THoS. TAYLOR
July IS If
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Together with the above articles will be kept
constant supply of Shoes, Boots, &c. at their
former low prices.
VIM. ANDERSON,
Agent for the Commonwealth
July 16. eptf
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A constant supply Of Boots and Shoes Of all
sizes, suitable to the present & approaching sea.
son--sli orders lett at the Peni entiary Store on
Sbocke Hill, will be strictly attended n by
MhNN S. vi BWTfNE,
AgenffOr the Commonwealth.
July % tt
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DIssoLUT1oN OF co.PARrNERsHIp.

nISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSHIP
~ I'm consequence of the death of sir. Ro-
bert Pollok, the business lately carried on in this
place. under the firm of Pollok &c Tredwny, is
dissolved. Those who have claims against the
said firm are requested to apply to Thomas
Trcdway for payment, to whom those indebted
are requested 10 make payment
THOMAS TREDWAY,
Survicing partner Of
POLLOK & TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK, ex'or.
ofthe last wiz of
ROBERT POLLOK
Manchester. June IS.
Those still indebted to the late firm of Pollok
Tredway & Co. are requested to come forward
and make arrangements, for the speedy payment
of their respective debts, rs after the long in
diligence already granted, we shall be. under
the necessity of using coercive measures against
ell those who fail so 10 do
THOMAS TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK,
SWoiving partners IN this Country of
POLLOK, TREDWAY, & Co.
I take this opportunity of announcing, to all
those still indebted to the late firm of Robert
md Allan Pollok Il Co. that unless they come
forward and make speedy and satisfactory ar
engagements, for. the payment Of their respective
debts, suits shall be Immediately instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK,
Suyvi0ing partner in this Country of
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co
Richmond, June IS ..s.s tt :,
TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE, the TYPE on which this pa
- per is printed BURcKoIs e BRRv1RR-
great bargain may be had, by immediate ap
piication TO the Editor
June7. z
NOTICE.
EASH given for South Carolina Bank Notes,
~ at discount--Apply to
JOHN ALCOCK,
GoUsrr:or's Hill
July 16. W.T.
a LIZ persona having claims against the es-
IN tate OF VIM. Rawleigi, decd are reoues,
ted 30 bring the same forward without delay &c
all persons indebted to said estate are earnest
~ solicited to make immediate payment
ROBERT HYDE. E*scutors Of
July Is. 2w
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ME following is list OF Peni,entiary Man.
ufactures which have been lately reduced
to and are now selling at the prices annexed to
them. ~
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RNAfoR1L.

REMEDIAL.
Akf hsye removed cur Once, 20 one Of the
W Brick Ware. Houses. aprositesthe basin
yulyis, Wv
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M ANTED-For the next year Tor immedi-
W steiy, # not nov engaged) Manager for
. yalusble Estate on James River, few miles
above Richmond.
person from Loudoun County, who is well
acquainted With the clover husbsndry and can
come highly recommended for honesty, sobrie.
y, industry aed skill in farming. would be pre-
Tered
July 10. #
TWENTY DOLLIRS RRWHRD.
~ UNAWAY from the Subscriber two APP
= A prentice Boys, John Judsh and William
Welch. John Judah is mulatto, and went OF
she ninth mst. he is about nineteen years Of age,
BE IS rather small Of his age, but well sett. vii.
lisni WEIGH IS q white Lad and went off about
thcilth inst. about nineteen years old also, be ID
rather slender made. light hair, and blue eyes,
they had saiior's apparel on--I will give the a.
bore reward % any person who will spprekend
Them and secure ibem 10 any jail so that car
gei tlem---l iorwasn any person harboring then
tr fmrl0y ing them, 40 the Law will be enforc
ed r, nlc aguYsl those tbat do ~.
HENDLEy DU1yNLNGTOM
Ie.y 20. u
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(Vol. S.---------Ao. 25.

to this subject. He then moved hat the De.
ution be brought up.
Inc Petition was then brought up & read
by khe cler at the table. After stating the
facts mentioned by Col. Stanley, it proceed-
deu to aliedge as the causes If the calami.
ties by which they were at present afflicted,
,ne great reduction o. their wages, aud the
nigh price OF prov,sions---many OF their once
most o9ulent employee having been reduce
ed to bankruptcy, and a considerable porti,..
on OIL the persons lost extensive in the trade
20 aoJsct poverty that the continuation Of
these calanities would have the unavoidable,
erect OF compelling most OF those to enIi-
CRATE, who could no longer find encourage
Hieht III treir own prosperous and happy
country where they had once fondly hoped.
70 close lite OF useful Industry in an age of
competence. That the demand for TIER
employ was now so little. thar the great ma
Jority OF the petitioners coulu not obtai; e:a
pioyment tor more than three DAYS in the
week. AID that they were hereby reduced
TO state of distress unpa ralleIed. Tuev
hou6iy presumedt TO alledge Ear. her, that in
their poor gnent3 the rePest vf the Or
ders In council. and that also IF tie Ameri
can Non Intercourse Bill, if followed by a
general and permanent peace. would, be.
yoHu any other measures, have The greatest
efficacy IL relieving theP etitioners tto1s tie.
pressure Of extreme poverty.
he petition was then ordered 10 lie on
the table
f letter from Lisbon, dated Nav %. to
merchant in this town SAYS" There was
runor here yesterday, that Genoa would
immediately become free port, it being
SAID that an English squadron were invit.
ed into the port by the inhabitants Ano-
ther letter, dated on the ed of June, from
the same source, mentioning. that letters
hau been received, confirming the above
report, and also adds - It is fully believed.
that the detachment OF French troops If,
Spain, commanded by General Sebastiani.
has been entirely cut up, and it is expectcd
MALAGA will soon be in the possession of
the English." --Soat. EEc c. IL. Books
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LONDON, May 80,

hONOON, WAY 80,
ny the American ship Union, Bates. mass
ter, which arrived in Dover Reads tram
Ouukirk, and landed several passengers
we learn that the troops on the cast have
all been lately marched off and the dutv 10
Carried on by the inhabitants The passen-
gers by the Union are mostly American
Captains. whose ships have been aiken bv
french privateers and cOndemned-Thev
had permission to embark in the Union br
the French government for their own coun.
try.
June 4.
The Turks and Russians are stated RI
nave concluded another armistce OF 40 DAYS.
Tor the purpose OF entering into prelimina-
ries OF peace. It 10 said in one letter that
a new motive ot hostility mas ar,s.n hetween
Russia and France. q Courier of the latter
was taken by the Russians CHI his way the
1nrk'sh camp, nos. u of Adrianopie. His
papers were examined, and BY them ID an.
peared mat I'll re subsisted a connection
between Bonaparte and the Ottoman Porte
hosule TO the interests of Alexander.
Letters from Meroel to the 10Th of Nav
contradict the assertion that The king of
Prussia ''ad. acceded to the Rhenish Cons
federation Dy furnishing quota of 81, 900
men.
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b .NOIICE.
TASH given for South Carolina Bank Notes.
" at discount-Appiy to
JOHN ALCOCK,
Gocsr,:or's Hill
July 76 =. WITT
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TO >PRTNTERS,
EOR SALE, the TYPE on which this pa
~ per is printed. BuRcRoIs & BaEv1RR.-
a great bargain may be had, by immediate ap
plicationt 10 the Editor.
Iune T.
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vince, and from every and any other port, or
place, and country whatsoever, save and cx-
cept our United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, without a licencc for that pur-
pose, .lMdcr the Hand and Seal at Arms of
the Goysrnor, Lieutenant Governor, or per-
son ADJ @istering the Government of our said
ProvinoDof Lower Canada for the time be-
ing, first had and obtained and it is our will
and pleasure. and we do hereby order, that
the said embargo and prohibition do continue
and remain in force from the date of these
presents, until the first day Of January next
ensuing the date of this proclamation.
(Signed)
THOMAS DUNN. Pr. of L. Canada, &c.
john TAILOR, Dep. Sec.
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COURT MARITAL.

This day at IL o'clock the Court Martial
for the trial of General Wilkinson was or
ganized in this PLACE, when the Gen. appear
ed and surrendered his swordrto the Prcsi-
dent the Court, prefaced xth short ad-
dress, after which the Corr was adjourned
till t9smorrow at 10 o'A9tk, when the char
plead to them. So1ok mitigation was given
on the part of thee4encral ohchallenges that
might be madss the nature And extent of
which were4iot understood by the. Editor.
Frede,icktozon .ziU.
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EXTRACTS FOLLOW.

LONDON, July %.
Our readers will see by the two last Bulle-
tins, that His Majesty has at length enjoyed
some hours of sleep, and though this refresh
ment vaspbtained by the means of opiates, it
has hadth9efect of lowering the fever. We
have stafeA " our readers that it is the men
tai disorder oniv which is alarming in his Ma
jesty's case. There is no decay of the con-
stitution which excites any serious apprehen-
sion and it is proof of the original strength
of his Majesty that he has been able to bear
up against the violence of his inflammation.
We are assured that for period of fifty four
hours, he neither closed his eyes, took any
aliment or for one instant ceased talking with
indifference. The following are the two last
Bulletins -
Ufudsor Castle, JuIy 90, 1911.
"The King has had several hours sleep in
the course of the night. Ills Majesty is in no
respect worse this morning"
" Windsor Castle, Juty 21.
" His Majesty has had some sleep in the
night, and is upon the whole little better"
Stocks experienced considerable advance
on Saturday morning, under an expectation
of a most affecting event, which tits suppos-
ed would occasion some overtures of paci-
ic nature from Bonaparte.
1t was on Friday last resolved that Parlia-
ment shap-be prorogued, and this will take
place By tdpmission, and Speech in the
name ofthecf rince regent. In that Speech,
VIC unders. ss,ss. bat the two Houses Of Parlia-
ment will recefte his Royal Highness' thanks
for the saiutary Bill they have passed, res
pccting Bank Notes and Specie. The Speech
will also give us the comfortable assurance
of continuing our most strenuous efforts, in
conjunction with our allies, against the conf
mon enemy.
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MICA
\ 1rmerly minister of the Ere

Mr.. GeAe ormerly minister of the French
republicA hsieHnt near the American gov
ernment, Vow citizen of the United States,
and son-in-law of Vice President Clinton, has
commenced the publication of Comments
on the Diplomatic Absurdities and anti-Ame-
rican doctrines of Timothy Pickering" The
comments appear in the Albany Register
They are learned, able, and ingenious, hand
somely composed, and so far fully refute the
contemplate and disgusting writings of Mr..
Pickering on the subject of the President and
Little Beit.-.4merica1
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POSTSCRIPT!!!
RosroN. September s.

BOSTON, September S.
Last EUeniug, 20 O'clock arrfUed the
ship Augusta, of Baltimore, capt. Barry, 81
days from Liverpool, In ballast, Owned by
Messrs. Appleton's Sc CO. of Baltimore)-
Capt B. brought no regular files of papers so
late as before received-but we were polite
ly favored with two Of July %, by the con-
signee, the only ones brought by the Augusta
Reports no verbal News.
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CHOLERA MORBUS.

One quarter of pound of fresh mutton SUI
ct, cleared of the fibres, &c. to quart of
new milk, which must be boiled or rather
simmered down to pint; table spoonful
taken at time, will cure the most inveterate
summer complaint; particularly in children.
Phi. Register.
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THE COMET.
From the baltimore Federal Republican.
COMMUNICATION

1fessrs. Wayner y co.
On Saturday August 81, being on the
Banks of the Delaware, near PHILADELPHIA IA, !
discovered at 4 O'clock, A. ". NebuIous
Comet in Cassiope,a. The subsequent clou-
dy weather prevented further observations
and now lind the comet has disappeared, SO
that its course cannot be ascertained, A.