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ADVERTISEMENT ExTRAoRDINARY.

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ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
Sale PosTPogED.
- Il IS with inconceivable anguish that
We are compelled to state, that the CAUCUS
oroposed TO be held this evening at the Capitol,
q, the purpose of appointing President, is
POSTPONED until Monday, the first day OF
Iooe for the following reasons, as we under
8 stand
!. It's desirable to know the sentiments OF
i II the foreign Editors of newspapers on the
subject; and as one in Philadelphia and one
N Washington are in favor of Mr.. Madlson's
re.e,ection, and one in Baltimore and one III
Philadelphia are opposed to it, two weeks are
/ absolutely necessary to obtain the casting vote
/ Of the Editor of the Boston Chronicle, When
L. shall decide, the freemen Of America Will
know 10 whom their suhrages are TO be given.
4 Hail Columbia
3. The other reason for postponing this
nnnortant affair, is, we are informed, this,
that is to say: Congress intend on the hFst OF
June either to declare War, or TO talk abou
It at anv rate. If war should be declared, the
! members Can cool Of by electing President.
4 In ease war should not be declared, something
else will be done Of at least as mach conse-
quence TO the present administration.
We may have been misinformed on this
head, and shall not Youch for the authenticity
Of cur information. Tomorrow's mail will
probably furnish US with the result. we
cannot forbear, however, from congratulatlrg
our countrymen, on having the trouble OF
electing Presidents, &c. kindly taken OFT their
hands by their Representatives and others
q We hope no man will say after this, that Con
grsss are doing nothing they are determined
ind something to do; well knowing that
&an idle man is the Devils play fellow"
In the Democratic Press of last week, two
members of Congress are honored with Plen-
tful shower of abuse: These are, Messrs'
Minor and Randolph AS the Editor OF that
paper has received honorable marks of dis
tnction from twenty one different universities
We presume he must be about as we'll skilled
the true Billingsgate stile as any man on
this continent. 1t is astonishing how power
I'll that stile is, when used by way OF argu'
nent. A single expression has more effect
t4n the ablest essay. In proof OF this, we
tA Just observe, that the Democratic Press
s. Y MIR. Randolph aJack Randolph" What
Aorical flourish The inuendoes of Juni-
ushide their diminished heads, at the sight Of
als splendid, beautiful, Overwhelming meta
Flor If Howard were present, we wouldin'
pure of him at which of the prisons In Eu'
rope this term is most current that not be-
ING the case, however, we will venture
affirm that it is used by the most fashl
%4Ole amongst the prosecuted patriots IN
~ the iails of England, Ireland, Scotland
Wales, and Newcastle upon Tyne. On re-
sectOn We are inclined to think the epithe
'sek Is pretty familiar to them all
any emotion can be excited IN an honeS
@'p bosom by the calumny Of sucha writer
Uhust be that of exultation. To be tradue'
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Congress of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDA7, Nay 10, 1912.
GREPoRTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.

HOOSE OF REIkESCN i y IL ' Id.
SAqURDAr, Nay 10, 1912.
REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Mr.. Reed, to whom was referred a resolu-
ton on the subject. reported bill granting
an annuity to Arthur ST. Clair, which was
twice read and referred to committee OF the
whole on Monday.
The bill from the senate, supplementary to
the act for admitting the state OF Louisiana In
to the union was read and passed.
The bill for the relief of Anna Young was
ordered to be engrossed fer third reading ON
Monday. Adjourned (l2 o'clock.)
Vote in the Senate, on r.Pohe's Resolution.
For the Resolution, Messrs. Bayard, Dana,
German, Gilman, Goodrich, Horsey, Pope,
Worthington-3.
Against it-Messrs Anderson, Bib, Camp
bell of Tenn. Condit, Crawford, Cuts, Galllard,
Gregg, Howell, Robinson, Smith OF NY lat
Taylor, Turner, and Vsrnum-ls.
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The President has signed the bill incorpo-
s.;,e ,be Mechanics Bank of Alexandra.
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At meetisg Of the Directors Of the PENN
sylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, on the
18th instant, N. CHAPLAIN, Nj. d. of that city,
was elected Professor of Anatomy In the said
institution.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY. MORNING, May Is,
SC no sHEw

rap VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
us FORM AND PRESSURE.
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The House of Representatives sat about
Safr an hour on Saturday
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ERATA.

In the Elegy published the 18th inst. In
the 9th line from the bottom for 6 Honoria,"
read Honorio.
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Five Dollars Reward.
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for Sale Tract of
Land adjoining those d Mr.. Robt. Patton and
oil. Smith, containing oy recent survey,
ninety.seven acres This Land lies about
half mile from the Great Hunting Creek
Bridge Road, and is nearly two thirds in
wood Those disposed to purchase can know
the terms and the premises shewn, on appli-
cation TO
lac G.. West.
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THE ENQUIRER.
l. E TIE RS
{ NOT " From the Deadto the Liuing,")
vY ~, BUT,
From the SIMPLE 10 the Great.
20 THE HON. JOHN POPE. ESQ
RICHMOND, MAY Is, 1919.
.WO7p in IRE .Se1nke nfLhe IL G

.No7u in TIE Senate ofthe u. S.
SlR-Last Winter, if my memory serve,
me, in your famous Speech in favor of the
Bank OF the 7. States, when you few in the
tace OF your Constituents and of the Consti
tuition, you made sa / complaints of the liber-
ties. which the Press had taken with the
conduct OF the Great. On reading the pre-
sent Address, you may feel disposed to re-
peat the clamor, that tte liberty ofthe Sc
nate rs IN danger but most solemnly as
sure you, that do not aspire to iScandakum
D2aSnatuD,.. do not even seek to wound
your feelings for AN instant. am not led
on by private griefs," as some great men
are. have no personal feelings, towards
YOU. Onknowing and unknown, can have
no motives to address you, bat the cause of
truth and OF my country. You have utter
ed errors which ought to be exposed. You
are adding to thai cloud of Sushe,tse which
bewilders the public mind. Are you aware
how very sensitive that mind is how alive
to every petty moyem ent that is made at
Washington and what mischiefs and dis
fractions proceed from the propositions
which you have made!
You propose, Sir, to sweep off at one blow.
the arrangement with France, the force
OF the Presidents Proclamation, the Nom
importation against O. Britain, and, indeed,
PA"'SS 10 tVHCfC fVC VVcTG on Tie 1St OF ~ OV.
1910 The world will ask YOU for the rea :
sons which induce you to shift the attitude
OF tins nation SO materially in regard to both
the belligerents. They will naturally ex-
pect that these reasons are all-pow erful and
conclusive that your scheme is one, not
struck ont at heat, but maturcd in the
stiffness OF your closet, and aided bv a con-
sultation with the friends of the administra =
ton and that the timeS are ripe for such
a change But, are the times ripe for such
a change Is every part of your scheme
/. DELIBERATELY weighed is there nothing
hrem 7tRre in til And, moreover. notbinS
inconsis. 'ent with the course which has been
pursued by yourself and your friends LET
Us cake those reasons topieces, and examine
them, one by one:
First you would do away the arrange
n,,at with France, because she has failed
To- maze compensation for the property Of
The eitizc,,s os the u. States, seized & con
fscated under t.e Rambouillet decree."-
BE-, was this condensation any part of the
arrangement? Did Pra,,ce bind herself, in
the letter Of the bus De Galore, to pay the
money! She did not. Her future is, Of
course, no breach of the engagement ind
Il sHE has not broken il, why should We 2
u agree with you, that the execution Of the
Eambouiilet decree, without timely notice
70 peuWa!s, is an act Of atyocioas infamY--
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a. ALES AT AUCrION.-On Monday morning.
~ 18th, at II o'clock, will be sold, ut the Nendu.
Oiiice OF the subscribers, without reserve
iuncheons very superior quality Antigua Rum
Hl'ds. LIST quality New-Oreans Sugar
Hhds. very prime Muscovado Sugar
10 Barrels Loaf Sugar
10 Iihds. very prime Pennsylvania Whiskey
Pipe French Brandy
So Sacks Salt
Barrels LIST quality Green Coffee
Heroes Coffee
70 Barres Museovado Sugar
~ Boxes common Soap
50 Boxes LIST quality Soap
L Pipe Madeira Wine
Casks Teneriffe Wine
90 Nutmegs, Pepper, Paints and Oil
so Casks Cut Nails
~ Chest chests IA LIST quality fresh Young Hy,on Re.
10 Boxes real Spanish Seears
20 Boxes Raisins
Ceroons Indigo
10 Boxes Candles
Boxes Glass Tnmblers
Hhds. Molasses
Pipes Sicily Madeira Wine of superior ou.I;ts
New-England Rum in hhds.
Bales Spinning Cotton
20 Barrels white Havana Sugar
Chests superior Hyson Tea
Pipe Country Gin
4 Boxes Shot, assorted
20 Boxes Spermaceti Candle,
Boxes Mustard
10 Mattresses, and many other articles too tedions
to enumerate. wv 'euioua
Terms liberal and made known at thu time of .,Is
=, 'tio"c"Te, Robinson 6 Pleasants, Auc'rs'
10y " ids
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BosroN, May s.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.H

we have received London dates to the
Srd OF April, by the Medjo-d, Capt. HALL,
three days later than our last The most
important information relates to the immc-
date prospect Of HostiHiies 6efzveeu Rus
sia and France.
Accounts were published in the London
papers OF the Sd ult. that an express had
just arrived, with adviccs that u Russian
army had assembled on the frontiers of Po-
land, consisting of 100000 men, of which
the Emperor Alexander was about to take
command In person. Generals Bar clay de
Iof, BENNIGSEN and D'.drmfcidt are
to serve under him. Taxes have been
levied Tor the purpose of meeting the ext
gencies OF way.
Its reported that Benaparte's ultimatum
mad been transmitted to the Russian court
and an anwer returned. Berthier was ex-
pected soon to arrive at Berlin. NAPOLEON
and the King OF Prussia were expected to
have an interview at Dresden, where prepa.
ratcns were making to receive them.
Letters from Piiau. Leipsc and Rueen-
7vald give particulars, which render it Bro
baole that open hostilities will soon end the
present suspense.
"PILAU, March II.
=" All is confusion here, in consequence OF
the arrival OF accounts that the French ar.
my "iS HsIClthS against Russia. 1t is
SAID that not less than 100000 men are
proceeding to that destination, viz, 200. Oo(
French, 10000 Austrians, and 10000 o.
the confederation. Thank COP, none OF
them are expected to come this way.
LEIPZIG March 10.
" All the Prussian troops have receIvee
orders to march from this neighborhocd. t,
JOIN the French armies, which are to be cnm.
manded by Marshall Ney 1t is also said
that Austrian troops to the number of from
ninety thousand to one hundred Thousand
men, have received orders to unite with tn,
French. For this last week there have
been French troops continually passine
through here; the heavy artillery has alss
passed through. This day, it is sad, tha
Murat is to Join the army, and that he will
command the French cavalry. 1t is ais,
SAID, that the Austrians will be under com.
mand OK French Generals. The whole O.
the French force is estimated at about
100000 men in consequence of all these
movements, provisions have got very
dear.
"RuG ENwALp March IS.
Sixty thousand French have passed
Stettin; the Prussians have joined them &
in Konningsburg there has been quarters or,
'dered for them as it appears they enter as
friends and allies to his Prussian Majesty
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6ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REJr.lRD-

A hNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV.lRD-
Kan away from the subscriber, OH the 9th day
oil March last, Niu!atto man BY the name of JACK.
well built, about five feet5 or nche. high. twenty
eight years OF age, tolerable shoe-maker and hn,
been much in the habit OF driving waggoa--he has
scar ON his forehead, and part of one oe his upper
lore teeth broken of--one Of his wrists broke and
crooked, and his right leg pretty much shot Wi,
small shot, which will shew very plainly has been
'een on his way making for the western country,
and passes as a free by the name of John Re-
vii, having obtained pass from black free man of
that name, which was written and signed Inv Jobr
Taylor, the clerk of the county court of Orange
Estate OF North Carolina Amy person who will de-
liver the aforesaid Mulatto to the subscriber at
snoro, IN the state aforesaid shall receive the n.
bove reward, and all reasonable charges maid. from
the time Of his being taken until delivered
,,u LEVI Whitfield.
iiii'Sooro ioth Nay, iSl2 2tp
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VALUABLE LANDS. roR ss1r M. -,

" hEO AoLE LANDS, ron S.iLE.--The sub
serber being DESTROYS to dispose of his proper
m ,nsnla, offers Tor sale two valuable Tracts of
Land, lying in the county of Hanover; one tract con-
ta'ns about zoo acres, within four miles of the court
house, and Immediately on the road leading to Rich
mond from which place it is more than l6 miles
and considerable quantity of meadow land living on
Crumps Gre, and very valuable Apple and Peach
Orchards The other tract contains about ls7 acres
all wei tmbered, and lying within four miles of
Cross saw Mill AS it is presumed that no person
will purchase without first viewing the premises
(Which will be shewn by Mr.. Benjamin Timberlake,
living near the place,) further description 10
deemed unnecessary. If the shove land is not dis
posed oil before the first day of next Hanover court
1t VIII then be sold to the highest bidder. Terms
made agreeable TO the purchaser.
WILLIAM SIMS.
Way L. w2wp
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MIR. GEORGE JACKSON. executor of H..
w kiah Davidson, deed, William MauIsIev and
Ann his wife, execurix Of the said Hezekiah David.
SON decd. Margaret, Lucinda, Elizabeth. hbamer
wilson, decd, by the said William Ma,,Isley and
his wife, their guardian, anu ANN
Please to take notice
That on the fifteenth day of July, in the present
year, at the office of William HAMMOND syrycyo' ~
Harrison courty Tor his successor in ofcc1 =.
the hours OF eight in the morning and four in the Of
ternoon, shall proceed 20 take the depositions ~
Slnory Witnesses to be read in evidence in the sue
district OF Ric hmond wherein the executors nj Wi;
nam Lyme and others are compliments, and the en-
eeutors OF lezekiah Davidson and others defendants
l on beng absentees from this state, we atlopt this
mode oil giving you notice thereof
WIN. LYME,
WIN. III. HUTCHINSON.
n .. Executors If I'm. Lyne, Qec'd.
w8w
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WAsHINcroN.N Nav 10.


The Lsdn.-We are happy to state, that the
subscriptions to the Loan authorised by the Con-
xress their present session, amounted during the
two DAYS the books opened viz on the first &
second days OF May, to about six millions OF dollars
No doubt therefore remains that in the course of
few weeks the whole stock in the market will be tn
ken up; at least before it is wanted for the current
expenditure. We do not upon what ground
some of the federal prints loudly exuit at what
they term the failure OF the Loan. Without stop
ping to analvse the motive which would induce
exultation at such circumstance, had it really
CURED, We deny that there las been any failure.
Had not cent Of the loan been subsc ribed, the re-
vult would only have proved that nonied could
obtain more than per cent. per :nnum for their
money. Federalists should rcccliect chat their
tempts during the administrations of Washington &
Adams, to borrow money at six per cent proved
wholly abortivc-so much SO that not a dollar was
er subscribed u,i,!er an act authorship loan of
sc millions ct six per cent. When the General Go
yernment is compelled resort to loans at eight
per cent to obtain money, vii! acknowledge tiiat
the felerasts vii, have reason to exult (adnittng
fur arguments sake such matter to be fit subject
er exultStion) that the credit eli the general govern
1nent under Republican administration. is redu-
ced as low it stood during the period to which we
have already referred, when, to the govern
Jnent from absolute disgrace, recourse had to
loans at per cent. Comparisons laid to be O.
dous; hut, contemplating the amount al snbscrip-
tons to the present loan, We certainly feel some
qualification at the result, when we compare it with
the utter inability of any administrations before this
.ay, to borrow cent from individuals at interest
of six per cent When we have more room to spare
We shall again advert to this subect.-.Nat. lat.
We yesterday received two numbers of the Hayan-
na Diary of the eth and 9Th April, which filed
with translation Of the Constitution OF the United
Stetes 1t is suggested that political change in Gu
La is not far distant. Best. Cent
Philip b. Key, Esq representative in Congress
from the ith congressional district OF Maryland
sistng of Washington, NAllegany and part Of Fred
erick counties, has declined reelection to the no.
nor Of that station,
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dan AWAY from the subscr;ber. n r.n, e.,

AN Nv AZ from the subscribers in Bent reAk
q on Monday the goth ultimo, a negro fellow
who calls himself Billy Weaver, about so years of
age, feet or 10 inches high, dark complexion.
s non good dea' peck marked. He is asensibe POI
lite fellow, and when spoken to appears ouite .,b
m'ssive. Having lived in Richmond several wears.
h'rins las tune and trafcking his own account b.
has probably returned TO that place and is lurking
eoneea'e9 oy some OF his old friends. After being
sold and leaving Richmond he lived in f;ar,,s,lis
several years with John Butler and Co. and others.
Richmontf. 90 ~
reward OF ten dollars will be given to any per-
son Who may secure linn in Jail so that we get him
again, Or upon being delivered 20 us in Gainesville
on Tins place, the same reward and travelling ex-
pcnees paid.
WALTON & CRENSHAW.
Bent Greek, lIsy, Is, 1912. wtr
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which we may be engaged with c. b.

which we may be engaged with C. b.
CANNOT suppress my contempt for its absur-
olty. Look at your own votes, Sir: and tell
me how they agree with this proposition.
On the 2nd of April, in the debate on the
EmbarSo, Mr.. Bayaid made the same mo-
tion: how did MIR. Pope vote on it. against
tt-and now, alter the Embargo has been on
'oro weeks, you turn upon your heel and re-
new Mr.. Bayard's motion.-Aeain. cir-vou
voted for the Embargo. fer so DAYS and
why as thcprecursor of war. And now
you virtually propose its repeal-you wish
war with u. Britain, you lay ON the Embar-
go as the precursor to it but when the time
uraws near tor action, YOU say" Let us
bring IN our goods from c. Britain You
would uhwea,e the web of Penepole YOU
would retrace your steps ;, take off the En-
oafgc, TO renew 1t hereafter ; or continue it
lor AN ndetermisate period do nothing till
the warehouses of q. Britain are exhausted
OF their goods--and then; why then. ere
shaH do nothing. And this is the scheme
nf winch we are to indicate the rights of
the nation
ms must be the scheme of the Honora-
Die John Pope alone; it Is net a cabinet
measure. One MAN may be wild and in
consistent but the whole administration
cannot have caught the mania.-Yet let me
tell you, Sir, what mischlefs spring from
inc misconduct OF even one man in Congress
at this delicate crisis of our affairs. When
one star shoots madly from its sphere let
Its u tire * M gn tuGe be what it NAV. the
whole country is distracted by doubts & APP
prehensions An embargo to-day Il virtual
repeal OF 1t to. morrow !; first one propcsi-
ton, and then another; no wonder, the pco-
pie are bewildered-that they are at a loss
now to make up their minds to the crisis
tnat awaits them no woader, the enemies of
.ne administration, should find pretexts for
their suspicious and reproaches. No won
der, the petulant Randolph should say, there
Is no concert, no system no wonder, that the
discontented Giles should say, Congress
90 not Know one day what they are going to
do the neXt.-Take the People from the sus
pence which covers them--they ask it of YOU
but do not add to it. Do nothing rashly
mature every plan well sacrifice minor
points to the great object in view Move in
lclose column give us the fruits of united
wisdom and we will support you.
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per last advices. The patriots OF rebels
were still before St. Augustine, and were
said by their friends to be in high spirits,
as were also the Spanish garrison in the
town and fort. Several British vessels Of
warwere cruising on the coast of Florida,
and 1t was said had daily communication
with the garrison of Augustine. Governor
Mitchell OF Georgia had arrived at ST. Ma
~ Sex was expected over at Amelia, but the
OBJECT OF hisv visit was not rightly understood
there-some supposing that his object was
to surrender up the place TO the Spaniards,
and others that he would aid the patri-
OTIS against them.
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GALES at AUCT1ON.-On "Wednesday the Goth
INST Will DC sold, without reserve, at the yenlue
once OF the subscribers, Invoice of SeasonabIe
Dry Goods, amounting in value to about $4,000.
Terms made known at the time of sale, by
=, .'Ioneme, Robinson.S Pleasants, Auc'rs.
May Is. ,d~
Sales 20 commence at I 1 O'Clock.
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5000 Tickets az two dollars and 6ftv cen

5000 Tickets at two dollars and fifty cents
OF NOT Ia Blanks to Prize.
,a'zes payable SIXTY days after the drawing shall
nave been completed, subject deduction of fl.
teen per cent.
First drawn Ticket entitled to Prize of 500 dol
lars. WI
First drawn 800 blanks each entitled to 3 dolars
All prizes not demanded within twelve months Of
ter the drawing of this Lottery will be considered as
donations to the Academy.
ist drawn Ticket ON the 9th day, a Prize of 800
list do. on the 9TH do do Zoo
1st do. on the Sth do do 60
LIST do. on the OH 1Otb 3, IN, .t 80 10
LIST do. on the t2th do JS a0o o
The last drawn Ticket do 10
RICHARD ANDERSON,1
UPTON BEALL
HOHORE MARTIN, SC0nt1I'S.
SOLOMON HOLLAND,
Tickets for sale at J. MIisan's Book Store
Letters postpaid, punctually attended 70.
Georgetown, May is, 1Si2 wsw
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NORFOI.I May IL

Yesterday the Frigate UNITED STATES
got under way from the Navy-Yard & pro
ceeded TO Hampton Roads, and will go to
sea with the first wind, III order as we under
stand, ojoih Commodore Rodgers, who has
already uuder his command the President,
Congress and Essex.
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May IS.

4 Z II. TRENT has removed to the brick tenement
on Shockos Hill, directly opposite the house Of
the late Chancellor Wythe, and the next door above
Mr.. Wirt's.
May Is g.
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A meeting Of the vestry of Henrico Parish
held on the 18th OF MAJ, 1919.
Mr.. Samuel Greenhow, on u. Street, near the Swan
Tavern, for the purpose of registering or enrolling
the Members of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
residing within the city Of Richmond aud County of
henrlco, confornably to Resolution of the conycn-
tor o. the Protestant Episcopal Church, passed ON
the 5th OF May 1S0S.-And, it is hopcd that the
Members Of the Church will attend at as early
cate as may be Convenient to carry the object Of the
foregoing Resolution into effect
Resolved, That the above resolution be printed
IN all the Newspapers published in this city.
JOHN BCCHANNAN
Rector Of Rentico Pdrish.
JOHN ADAMS, , Churtb
May Is. WOW