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EWQUIRER-OFFIC Nou. 10.
DETACHMENT of MrL1rIA

THE MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT
The communication of the President is
worthy of the times, and worthy of the
chief magistrate of the republic. Ii is firm
without being boastful l. neither niagniHes
our Successes nor extenuates our disasters ;
while it calls Upon the nation to support its
rights, to put forth its resources, and
to expect success, the animating spirit
which it breathes inspires that nation with
confidence in the man who is TO direct those
resources and crown them with success.
The most impor' ant feature, which strikes
oar attention in this message. is that which
relates to the proposition of an Irmistiee
to the enemy, and the terms on which it is
made. Who can recolect the food of ca
lumny, which was let loose upor this man
tor hrs rejection of the unauthorized ARMS
tice proposed by Mr.. Provost who can re-
collect the insidious uses made of that re.
lection in such variety Of ways, charging
him with an hostility to Britain and desirc
OF prolonging the war, without being struck
with astonishment and Indignation, when h.
comes to understand that within DAYS af
ter the declaration of qpGr, he himself took
the necessary steps to propose an armistic,
and seek the restoration of ,peacei, Is this
tn man who Is ain enemy Of peace IS this
the spirit that would SEEK ain eternal war
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hAECING CHOOL-The shbssriber respect.
u y fully informs the Ladies and Lentlemen Of
Richmond and its vicinity, that he will open his
school The Sd Thursday n this mouth in Mrs. Sans
SUMS Isar'ling house on the Brick Row nearly oppo-
site The Bell Tavern. Tie is large and ehgant
and will lie quite retired make il comfortable
for ladies. He will have practising Balls on IT,. hast
evening oil the first dance, to continue ouce Fort
night. p. TUCKER.
November 5th, 1910. 81,
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.Nessrs. Thomas Oliver, lanes C. anthony an4
Jacob Kenny,
GEETLENEN,
A MICE more am constrained to give YOU notice
- that on Saturday the 2Sth Of Noteinber isl2
shall proceed TO take the DISPOSITIONS Of Capt John
:. Price and MIR. Gideon Hatcher, nj the Washing
ton Tavern in the city OF Richmond, between sun
rise and of that day, to- be read as evidence
in suit depending in the Superior Court of
Chancery for the Richmond District, in which am
plaintiff and yourselves defendants at which time Se
place you may attend It you please.
JOHN MCBRIDE.
November 10. w5wp
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

SNTOl,EN from the Town Of Manchester on Sa-
~ turdsy the 3lst Oetober last light chcsnu sor-
rel Horsc, saddle and Bride with Small star in his
forehead, small bite spot his ,lt Jaw, sOrne
white hairs behind the bride stall seven ver-q ,li,
nearly five feet high, stolen 10y James Slnfb a.as
James Champain free person Of colour rather
dark complies sion, bow legged, and s;outn,ade well
known IN Petersburgi the ajovc Reward III be given
by the subscriber, Tor the pprctendinp s. deyerv
OF the thief and horse, ten dollars for either ri IA
cafial Brooks in Msnchesler
November 5th, 1912. ~
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am instructed to assure you, that if such
disposition really exists, and is persevered
IN. and is extended to other objects, espe-
c'ally the important one of imprisonment, a
durable and happy peace and reconciliation
Cannot fail to result fiom it.
(Zo be Configked.
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Majority Cor Madison 46S7
Gnbcbland gave i43 for NJ for K,
This vote exceeds any that the most saneliihe
Republican could have predicted Stanton (the es-
ptal of Augusta was the head quarters of the no.
toviOus federal Caucus.
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o. The volunteers of Richmond, Manchester,
sc. are requested to meet at the Washington, to-
morrow evening, at o'clock. TO make choice of
their officers.
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Mr. Monroe, to Sir J b. Warren, Oct. q.
- We may hereafter call mp a blusi in The
checks OF these gentlemen, by confronting them
with themselves; what they ate,w what they we're.
Let our worthy friend, the Virginia Patriot bsIats
how he trips!
- Making It optional With him TO hare all mo-
ney, Or part money, part land, il is now An in
sreas Of pay viii ultimately be sdvins nj money
Tor ue more psys the more troops; and the more
yigot, the shorter the wsT.
O'"The NatAInt. of Saturday last has
nolreached us--~e learn from other sour.
|ees that on Thursday Mir. Dasoson, submit
ed a resolution to the II. of Il. for a goid-
weRat to he presented to Capt I. Hui, and
tho sum ct - dollars 10 be distributed
sSprize money among l,e. of 'ers nd crew
Iof the CJpSHf6fioy Mr. iSeg6e,f moved
50 70 amend 1t as 70 aGJ:orise he present.
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SHIP !. ( VS..
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED
Schooners, Sincerity, Thompson, Bal
timore.
Roena, Rowland, New York.
Olive, Gardner, Boston.
Rising Sun, Barns, Newburyport.
Humbird, Williams, New London.
Mary, Mcclellan, Portland.
Harmony, Ply, Pililadelphia-Sun-
dries to merchants Of the district. He
saw nothing in Hampton Roads.
Shops, Unity Hand, Philadelphia.
Quiutcssence, Nevett, Baltimore.
CLEARED
"a. Schooners, Lycurgus, Allen, N.York
Bunker Hill, Bodily, NewburyPort.
Eagle, Halves, Boston.
Rocnn, Hcwland, New York.
Rosetta, eastman. Newbedtord.
Combine, Trip, Boston.
Shops, Henry, Potter, Providence.
Astrca, Green, New York.
Briggs, Mary Ann, Dawson, St. Jago
Smart, Oliver, Cadiz.
Emily. Dale, Newburyport.
Swedish schr. Declacarlia, Parsons,
St. Jago.
Ship Potomac, Bradford, Lisbon.
Schr. Hazard, Crabtrce, Lisbon.
Swedish schooner Carl, Pattsn, ST.
Barts.
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Richard Libby.

"a AS just received by captain Hand
Ill and other arriv.ls-s boxes cot.
ton AID 8 boxes wool Cards s hogs.
heads OF grass & grain English Scythes
and Slckles; : hagsheaeis Cutlery 2
casks Wagon Boxes plated Madison
Snake and S Bits; Carriage Mounting;
Beading and Saddle Nails; Sheet Iron
Hob Nails; Pump Tseks I'd I'd, Clous
Nails, lacks ard Brads.
Among his CUTLERY some are little
damaged, among which are Razors,
Scissors. Penkniyes and Handsaws-.--
which will be sold iow.
December II Sc
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country, or even to. different ports Of
their own country, must be considered
rather as the permission Of the govern
ment, than as right belonging to the
Individual. Therefore all governments
exercise the power Of regulating both
the foreign and internal navigation Of
their subjects. Hence in the Uaited
States is derived the power of requiring
that American ships should be describ-
cd and rcgistered-henee all the forma-
itucs at our custom houses-and among
other conditions those imposed By lar
on the crews when they arc at sea and
IN forcign ports. But for this special
contract, as it may be called, between the
government, the owners of the vessel s.
The crew, all coutroul over the vessel &
crew would cease as soon as it left our
shores. Independent nations have, By
taeit consent, that is, by usage; or by
compact, that is, by treaties, recognized
ibis power to belong to each other
But because we have the power to pre-
scribe to our citizens the terms on which
they may pursue navigation, does it fol-
low that we can invade the rights ofinde-
pendent nations on the sea, and say that
foreigners shall be protected by our flag
which is only lncant to designate at sea
TIC nation TO WHICH the vessel belongs,
on that clement, from The claims of the
state to which by birth they owe per.
panent allegiance. The mischefs of
the admission of such principle might
be so great TO nation wbose existence
depends on The maintenance of hernia
ritime superiority, as to induce her ra-
Their to perish in Tie contest than to yield
it. Yielding 1t might disarm her and
throw her defencclcss into the power
of her enemy. By yielding this princi-
pie, B,itain wouit give general license
70 her subjects 70 fry from TIC defence
Of their country hy shielding themselves
under the American flag. With her
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REMOVAL.


T%HE subscriber 5egs leave to inform
8 his friends and the public that he
has REMOVED lis BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTO.Y to the corner Of
King and St. Patrick Streets. Where
he Intends carrying on the above bust
ness with nsatness and despatch. Or
lcrs from the country strictly attended
TO.
~ He has also opened LIVERY
STABLE, where he intends Keeping
saddle Horsss, likewise Horse e Chair,
10 HIRE on reasonable terms. He will
also Stable Horses.
JAMES ROYD.
December % 81"
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TRENTON, IN. j. Dec. 81.
General Bloomfield arrived in this
city on Tuesday evening last; and the
next morning proceeded to his resi-.
dence in Burlington.-l hough NOS en-
tirely recovered from his indisposion,
his health and strength are improving.
Lieut.. COL Drearlcy reached home on
Thursday last, in good health. He is,
we understand, to remain hero during
the winter, to supcrin.cnd the recruiting
service in this state. Ma or Whitlock
being ordered to join his regiment at
Pis,tsburg.
DIED, yesterday morning after lin
gering illness Mrs. Betsey Wood, wife
of Mr. Benjamin Wood in the Gotta
year of her age.
Her friends and aequaintances are
invited to attend her funeral this after
noon at o'clock, from her late dwell
ling, near the Presbyterian church, to
the Methodist Burning ground
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Public Sale.
ON SATURDAY.,

YIN Ohl = NDHIt
The I'd da, of january, will bossoid,
at IL o'clock, on the premises, on 4
credit Of 6, IL and 10 months, II frame
Store House and Lot Of Ground on King
between Fayette and Henry Streets, now
occupied by me as Grocery Store.
The situation of the above property
for the Grocery Business, is equal to
any in this place.
JOHN VIOLETT. .
December 20 st
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Public sale.

ON Tuesday next the ce,h inst.
Will be sold &, the Vendue Store, for
tho benefit Of the underwriters,
Nail Rode, Hoop-Iron,
Sheet Iron. Barr Iron,
Vices and Cutting Knives, damaged
on board the Unity, Capt Hand, on her
passage from Philadelphia for Alcxan.
dria.
D. G. MARSTELLER.
Dec 26th, 1912.
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CHARLES BErhET

OFFERS FOR SALE
3 boxes 10 & "A Irish Linens
4 do Colored Threads assorted, 9 TO u
2 do. Nuns Thread do. Ste IS
a few pieces real supsr6ns Cloths and.
Kerseymeres ~,
10 bales India Cottons
5000 pieces Nankeens
One box W. &. Needles,SI to IL
6 casks Red Clover Seed ~:
December 9 s03tlawtf 20
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necessary consequences. Every TO-
reign state has Alright to grant to 10.
reigners any privileges they please,
within Its territory. This is gratuitous
act In such sovereign state. AS for in
stance, the United States CAP admit TO-
re'sners to all the rights of citizenship
within our limits. it does not therefore
follow that they can absolve them from
the allegiance incident to their BIRTH
| HIS canliot be done without the consent
! OF the parent stale. But motlcrn nations
/ Though In ancient records there may be
found Cases supportinga different prac-
uce) Eavc not attempted to reclaim their
subjects By force IS long as they remain
within tho territory Of another state
But this conduct is founded rather or
principles OF courtesy and convenience.
than on the right They DO net hest.
tate, however, I'D Claim the!r allegiance
again, whenever such persons comc
within the pale Of their Jurisdiction
Nor with Great Britain h-re the Unilc.
States commended that British subjects
natura!ized III America, found in Enc
land or any Of The British territories, are
by our naturalization absnivcd fren the
duties otaliegiance totheir parent state.
This would be too barefaced assertion
OF principle subversive Of all imdepen-
dent government. Natural justice and
the uGivers2l practice of nations, cry a.
loud against it. Foreigners then can on
ly acquire qualified citizenship. All
the rights of citizenship granted to them
arc theirs within our territory. But even
there, our laws and constitution impose
ilnitauons--a person of foreign birth
cannot be chosen President of the u
nltcd States ualcss he has been fifteen
years cilizen-he cannot lie chosen
Senator m,iess lie has been nine wears a
citizen. And on this grohnd that cnIi-
nent statesman, Albert GaIIatin, was de-
prived Of scat in the Senate. But our
na,uraiized citizens have another re-
striCuon-thcy caDnut carry to fo:GitU
countries the same imnlu. tiles rs native
citizens. They owed permanent a le-
glance Of which they could not diyest
themselves, and Of which Tic l. States
could not dlvcst Them to tho country Of
their birth. TIE U. States could no!
make a Contract with thcm, and there
fore never could intend to violate the
laws Of nature s of nations ~ shielding
them from performing the duties iuri-
dent to their birth, longer than they re
NAMED within our territory. Ifthcy ye-
!untariiy left cur iurisd;ct;on--if they
placed themselves aoa;n in tic ncwrr of
their r,ren, s,,,e-,bs,e .,s ", ,h,;r,
,h 1J.;.,1 c,o
,Len Csr,,;r,r we are not h,,,1 70
e,,~.co !, wa. j., y r.n.. r. r,;,,.
nr;nc;,,e Dn, !, j. held th., ..,,,ced
i, .,;,..,;n. .,,.r;,.. s.,o,x ~, rho
hjyh seas Is no, ,.,i,o ,,t IF he terrific.
~ or,brIJ S,at..tn,, mr. xhi, ;s our
col, ;s , co,,;r,,,;sn IF onr ,err;,orv.
,i,,;. son,:s,, o.,oforo .,,,a3 .,...to,
deny - ,,ece;vs ,,.,v unw ,rc o,r
-, -. -.
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HOUSE Jr NEPRESEN "A ~ o.
Reported .for Tie alexandria Gassne.
MONDAY, December %.
Mr. Morrow from the committee on
the public lands, TO whom was referred
the petitions Of number of the in-
habl,auts Of the Illinois Territory settled
o.! .hc public lands, praying The ri ht
&c pre,emption, reported bill giving
the RICH, Of rre-cmption to certain set
tiers on the public lands in The Illinois
Territory, winch was twice read and re-
Tered 10 a Committee OF the whole
house.
tbs House in committee of the whole
MIR. breckenridge in the chair, ON re-
port Of the committee on the pubic
lands, giving further time to the pur~
cbascrs of psiosc lands to complete their
payn,ents, for dividing tbs quarter sec
lions-and Tor reducing the price OF
the public lands,
After considerable debate the COM
mi,ice rose, reported progress and had
leave to sit again.
An engrossed resolution for giving
Medals sc. to the officers of the Con-
su,n,ion, United States, and Wasp, was
read third time and passed.
The House resumed the considera-
ton of the bill supplementary 10 acts
heretofore passed on the subject OF an
unllorm system of naturalization. 1t
was on melton Of Mr. Lacock, recon-
mtted to a committee OF the whole
House for to morrow.
The House in committee of the whole
Mr.. Dc.ha in the chair, on bill to au-
thorise the President of the y. States to
establish certain Post Routes The
committee rose, reported the bill with.
out amendment and the House ordered
| il to third reading TO morrow.
The House in committee OF the
| whole. MIR. Breckenridge in the chair,
on bill providing for Navy pensions In
| certain cases.
! T.e committee rose and reported the
| IN without amendment and the House
ordered it to a third reading to-mor'
row.
Adjourned,
Promotions in the corps engineers
made By the President Of the united
| States, and confirmed by the Sc
nate. 90
Lieut.. Colonel Joseph G. Swift, to
be Colonel, vice Williams. resigned
II
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NOTICE.

ME annual meeting Of the Stock.
L holders, in the Little River Turn
pike Company, will be on the first
Monday in December next at the City
Hotel, in Aiexandria ;; at which tine
an Election will be held, for Pre-.
,sident. four Directors and Treasurer
statement Of the accounts will be re-
ported tothe meeting The Stockho!d-
crs on the last subscription are notified,
that the whole of the indictments OH
each Share by them respectively sub.
scribcd, will have become due on the
hrst o. January. 1918, which they are
+ ques'ed % pay to Jonah Thompson
in Alexandria.
By order Of the Directors.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
October "a. IawtlJ.
By" The Editors Of the L,eshurg
Washingtonian and Winchester Gar
ze,tc are requested to publish this ADJ
vertiSement once week till the last OF
January
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be Lieut.. Colonel, vice Swift, promo
ted, rank July 81, 1912.
Capt. VIM. M'Ree, TO be Majsr.
vice Armstead, promoted, rank July
81, 1919.
First Lieutenant Joseph G. 1'et-
ten, to be captain, vice M'Ree, pro-
moteA rank July 81. 1912.
First Lieutenant, Samuel Bah
cock, to be captain. vice Partridge,
deceased, rank Sept. 80. 1912.
Second Lieut.. Frederick Lewis,
to be First Lieutenant, vice i}aI,cock.
promoted, raak September 20, 1912.
appointments.
James Gatlsien, Cd Lieutenant Of
engineers, December 2. 1919.
(Nat. Intellisencer.
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Hat Mandatory.
A A RON Fl E WE s.

a II N " ~ IL ~ w - W ~
J1AVING removed his HAT Ma
II NUFACTORY ticking, second
square above Washington street, neat
-ty opposite to Mr.. T. ". Peyton's
store Respectfully returns his thanks
to hi.lIiends and the public for past fl.
.ysrs, and so!icits continua,sc0 of
their patronage, and hopes frem long
4,xperisnce and ss,iduity aRd atteatioh
TO gsvc general satisfaction.
HE has ONStzNB
A general assortment OF
FUR. HATS,
OF the best kind--
ALSO,
Wool Hats, I
Of a very superior alality. f.
JuAsa 90
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Marine insurance Company
of Alexandria

Insurance OFFICE, Dcc. s5th, 1919.
THE stockholders in this Institu.
ton are hereby notified. that an cleo.
ton of fifteen Directors, will be held
al tie Courthouse in Alexandria, on
Friday the 18th day of January
next.
The poll will open at 10 o'cloc b,
NJ. and close at 2P NJ.
BY ord-r,
!. B. Nichols, Scc'y.
December Is. co.
By Mr. Green, at Fredericksburg,
aaJ Wr. Davis, at Richmond, viii
publish the above once q week till e.
l'ct;on
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Warrington and Alexandra
Turnpike Company.

IN annual Meeting of the Stockhold.
css' Tor the PURPOSE Of choosing Hye
Directors, Clerk ard Treasurer, will.
be held at Triplet,'s Hotel, a, ; o'clock,
on the hrs' Monday in January next,.ac.
cording to law.
GEO: DENEAIE, Pres'dt.
December 20
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NEw-YoRK, Dec. g.
First District.

First District.
Mcssrs. Sage and LrHcrts arc elect
ed in this district by IS majority. as our
accounts now staad--The federal ticket
had $50 majority in Nsw-YoIk, 81 in
Kings. and about $50 in Queens total,
with Richmond, 1885. Republican ma
iority in Suffolk 1883.
., oi.,r;c, Esbert Benson, Fed
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10 be continued.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
T Rehcyted for Tie .1tecandria Gazette.
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moor, Earle, Findley. Fisk, Franklin. Ghoi-
son, Goodwin, Green. Grundy, Is. Hall, O
Hall, Harper. Halves, Byncmau, Johnson,
Kent, King, Lacock ,Lefever, Little, Lowndes
Lyle. Max we'll, Moore, Mccoy, Mckee,
McKim. Metcalf. Mi,chiil, Morgan, Nor
row. Nelson, New, Newbold, Newton,
Ormsby, Pickcns, Piper. Peasants, Pond.
iinggold, Rhea, Roane, Roberts. Sammons.
Seaver. Sewer, Seybert, Shaw, Smilie. g..
smith. j. Smith, Stow, Strong, Taiafero,
froup, Turner, Whisehill, VIM; Wright
so.
SO the House refused to consider the re-
solution.
. And the House adjourned at an early
hour m
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4 SRAND EXHIBITION Of .4TIyiCK 81 Dr.
: FE.NCE, With the Small q i3roao Sword -.
and the Gu and Thrust Sword Exercise, accom- pa
MED With Music. . .,
The Ladies' and Gentlemen of this place and il.
vicinity are respectfully informed that this exlbi-
ton will take place Saturday, June 1915 ut the
Market. House hall past o'clock in IA, eniug.
Tickets OF adm,ttAnce, Ole Dollar, to he had at
the Bell Tavern Bar
n. B. The ladies' and gentlemen may rest assur~
ed that necessary expence and pain will be taken, to
render the place and evening agreeable to the aI-
diencc WIILERS.
June 70. n
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"This rain of ashes began at IL O'Clock in
the evening and Continued till 4 o'clock in
the afternoon next day--and from in the
morning till 3 l-2 O'clock. the air was so
much obscured that it was mposs ible TO see
ones own hand. The CONSERVATION was
great and general at Barbados; every bo-
dy repaired to the Churches. The rain of
ashes had spread over the whole island and
next morning the houses and streets were
Covered with it to the thickness of more than
two inches"
Admiral Sir John Borlaise Warren has
arrived at Halifax with four sail of the line
and three frigates. NJ Y. Ep. Post
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June 10.

GALES AT AUCTION-On Taesdev the 1s,b
iost. at II o'clock at the Vendle Office Of liz
Subscriber without reserve, an Invoice of sbsIti
$1,000 worth of dry goods, consisting of great ya-
riefy suitable to the season.
proved endorsed negotiable notes
JAMES BROWN Ir.
June 12. &C
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"a TOLEN out of my stable in Prince Edward
- County on the night of April the 2tst. 1910 a
bay mare SIS or seven years OIL forr feet o. o in
ches high. She IS a rtle wind gaucd. Il y small
white spot on her breast OF arm. She was n lille
rubbed With the geare on her shoulders Nov nor
that will deliver her To rne shall he n ffId IN
twenty dollars ON applying to me, living alb Ut mics
of Anderson r. Nillel's Tavern in the la a n of
Prince Edward County
ROWLETF PERKINsoNs
JUNG ~ s2wy
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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or 100 Bushels prime
~ lrish-potatoes may be had ut Cost-Any Far
mer having good land, will find greet advantage in
planting them ut this time-we ma, Justly Pre- sumo
that not one hall the usual quantity has been planted
the present year. owing to the exorbitant price and
great scarcity of the article.
n. HALLANl
June IL .-- ftp
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gTRFSH ALMONDS Fifteen brrdred ,,o,od.
e Hard Shell Almonds, just received, for sle Ly
jerks & BILLINGS, f. street
June ~. &c
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IT The Resolution for petitionng Congress to A.
vert war; and for appointing a comm ttce t. draft it,
was taken up IN the Lover House Of the Legislature
o. Massachusetts, carried, Ayes i02, Nays27s A
Committee has accordingly been appointed.
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= Nothing certain from the American Senate.
--hil is runour, conjecture mud uncertaisty--Re.
ports, which
Like bubbles, in the sea of matter borne.
They rise, they burst, and to that sea return.
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