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SCHOOL.

INTEND TO OPEN SCHOOL on tue 18th day
nj JaRuaIy next what shall learn, will be as fol-
lows, viz Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
mar, Geography, all Kinds Of Needle Work,
Painting, Drawing, and several other branches OF
worl; not mentioned those who will favor with
their Children NAV rel, on the strctest attcnt on
being paid to their learning; the school will be kept
on the left hand cross street opposite the Court
House, terms OF tuition will be known by appIica
ton.
MARY HANTELMANN.
Nov. so, 1912. w5w.
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Say s 100000.
ID.
UNITED STAIRS FRIcArE
Generalization, Nov. 10, 1912.

CoNsTELLArIoE, Nov. ID, 1872
SIR.
have received your letter of the nth
instant, in which you state "the desire of
the Naval Committee to possess the mos.
comprehensive information upon naval sub
jects, particularly the description of marine
force best adapted to our defence, and the
relative efficiency Of vessels of different
rates" In compliance Herewith, l have
the honor to answer the questions you pro-
pound as follows:
Question 1. What, in your opinion, is the
relative efficiency of ships Of the line, say
74's and large frigates?
dnszver. The relative efficiency or force
of "a gun ship and large frigates is as one
TO three.
CoMPARATIvE FoRcE.
Frigate Of SO Guns.
Gun deck, 30 "a Founders.
Quarter deck, IA so ID. carronades,
Forecastle, 80 do. do.
- 80 do do.
Guns, so 1860 lbs. shot each round.
Men, $50
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REPORT

OIMe Committee Ghf2mted or kat Part q
me Presidents Message gvhich relates 10
the .Nivak Establishment, recommending
an increase Of the Navy II tie United
States.
(COurI,,oied G-otr orr last J
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Estimate of the ertensc Of buiiding and e.
quilting "a gun shin of1620 ions, fre-
fared some gears since by Joshua Hum
hhrcys, Esq. Of PHILADELPHIA, ship
quright Of great resttecfability and hrefes-
sionaL talents.
Live oak timber, s 10000
White oak and pine dc. $4,000
Labor, $500
Gables, rigging, &c. $4,000
Smiths work, $4,000
Anchors, marling, $500
Sailmaker's bills. two suits, inclu-
ding canvas, 5000
Joiner's bill, including stuff, 1890
Carver's bill, 1920
Tanners do. 700
Rigger's do. 2,240
Painters do. 9.24O
! Cooper's do. 1850
Blockmaster's do. 3240
Boatbulder's do. 1920
Plumbers do $3.50
Ship chandlery, $3.50
Turner's bill, 1,2l5
Copper bolts, 10,960
| Sheathing copper. nails, &c. 17,44O
| Woollens for sheathing, 1,215
3l1, 100
Contingencies, $1,000
S $4,000
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8S guns.

Frigates to rate 40 guns to mount as fol-
lows
so "a Founders on gun deck.
20 80 Id. carronades Dn quarter deck and
forecastle.
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FARMERS, EANN or VIRGINIA..

a general meeting Stockholders for the
purpose Of elec'ing Dire ctrs COR tire Bank, and
it,g tic several Offices Of Discount q Deposit
will be held a..A..s Rink 90 MehnrsdrY tie OH
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SAMUEL. G. ADAMS,
IS now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and the Sally from New-York, agen-
eral assortment of
Hardware, Ironmongery,
Cutlery and Saddlsry--also,
30 Barrels Liver or Tanners Oh
1900 Gallons Whale do.
5 Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
9 Pair Esophus Mill Stones, 4 & A ID feet,
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Shceted Iron.
An assortment Of Military Goods, and an addi-
tional supply best Dutch Boiling Cloths, and
ono Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which arc
offered for sale on moderate terms
Richmond, Dec. Z, 1912.
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SO guns.

Frigates to rate 50 guns to mount as fol-
lows:
90 IS Founders on gun deck,
10 % 10. carronades on quarter deck and
forecastle,
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NOTICE.
owing to the death of Benjamin Ames,
w of the late Erm of AMEs & UNDER
HILL, the closing Of said concern necessarily
dcvolyes on the observation-disclosures having
claims viii please make application, and
those indebted will make payment to
WILLIAM UNDERHILL,
Surviuing Partner of'the tate firm Of
.dMES 81 UgDERHILL.
Richmond, Oct 10, 1912. wsw.
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Eii1ate

Guns, SO 1860 lbs. shot.
Men, 40
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Corvette ships to rate 10 guns to mount
as follows:
Is 50 pound carronades,
2 II Founders.
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reosnzc rHp wFnsk.Ly.1
Drugs and lie defines.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has opened in
the tenement next below Messrs. Fitzwhylson
& Potter's, and near the corner of the street,
leading fsom the main street to Mayo's bridge,
a general and well selected assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c. which he
offers for sale on reasonable terms for cash, OF
acceptances in town.
JOHN NIcMAHA.
Richmond, July II. wifi
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DISTINGUISHED,

JUST PUBLISFED
ind for Sale at S. PLEAsANTS', and j. "
j. BorcE's Book Stores, Richmond,
Poems s Translations,
BY RICHARD DABNEy
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(. EMPLOYMENT WANTED in County
Court Office, by one that has been regularly
brought up in that branch of business, and can
come well recommended n situation where the
entire business will dcyolve on the applicant,
would be preferred and bond with approved
security given for the faithful performance Of
the same. Enquire OF the Printer.
Sept II, 1912. WITT
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- BosToN, May 10.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

LISBON, April 10.
We have this day the pleasure to an
nounce the fall of Badajoz on the 9th inst.
after siege of twenty-one days. The in
vestment of the city was comm. nced on the
9th of March, and the batteries were o.
pcned on the Oath of the same month. His
tory affords few examples of such rapid
conquests as those Of Badajoz and Ciudad
Rodrigo.
April IL.
BY letters from Elvas of the 9th inst, the
assault of Badajoz is represented AS most
dreadful. The Breaches were assaulted.
and the walls scaled at the same moment.
the castle being made the principal point of
attack. The French troops appointed to
defend the breaches being attacked at all
points, were compelled to give way. A ter-
rible slaughter then commenced in the
streets of the city, owing to the confusion Of
the battle, increased by the darkness of the
night.
April is.
Letters from Elvas, of the 18th, say, that
Soult retired from Estramadura as soon as
he heard of the fall Of Badaoz. 1t appears
certain that Ballesteros entered Seville !;
but was coinpelled by Soulttc retire from it
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, MAY 90, 1919.
THINGS rs THEY IRE.


We are for no Mar sUish France.-We
are for one with G.. Britain.
1t. is clear rule of human reason that
we must treat them as they treat us. If
there be any distinction in the relations
which the belligerents bear to us. there
ought to be a correspondent distinction in
our policy towards them. This has been
the Of the u. S. as far as circumstan-
ces would permit it. since the Orders and
DEGREES were let loose upon US
:, The Embargo was laid-A proposition
was made to q. Britain to take it off as to
her, and keep It on as to France, if she
would but cease her aggressons. SHE re-
fused. III he same proposition was not made
to France, because even if France Han
accepted it, our commerce. would not
have been sufficiently safe"--the ground
laid down by the act of Congress. Here,
surely, q. Is, has no right to Complain.
Tire mihortation .Act comes next ON
the stage, andholds out the same propositi-
on to both. Mr.. Erskine seizes OH the on.
portunity and pledges the faith of his mas
ter to take of the q. in G.. in case we wonld
keep on our restrictions rs TO Frunce Mr.
Madison gladly accepts the offer, and issue
his Proclamation. But Mr.. Fps. wise mas.
tiers think proper to disavow the arrange.
ment; the whole business is expunged ON
their side, and the Proclamation is revoked
ontours. q"
The Mn. Imhortation net is repeaIed
with conditional power in the President
torevive tit is then that NJ. Chamnarn,
ut the very court and under the very bea ~
of his master, (n this respect much negre,
the fountain-head of power than Mr.. Err.
skine,) comes forward with propos;tio,
to repeal the DEGREES, in case our CONNIE.
cial restrictions take effect within month.
against England.---Mr. Madison once more
exercises the power which the law ves,.
in him issues his PROCLAIM alton, and ON the
2nd of Feb. our ports were closed aeains,
England.
Having thus, down to the present da,,
treated those nations as they pledged the M
selves to treat US; must We now fly from
this rule, the rule of reason and of imnart;
ality, and treat them alike, however DIR
emily they may treat us
On the 10Th of this month, we ant;c.n,,o.
the situation we are nozp in, & said in sII,,
sion to the policy that should guide us tia
" u, as was not only possible but EkeiJ ,h.
Hornet should bring ms no intelligence of IN,
late burning by the French squadron. fla
in that case, we must let loose the digs .
war against England and hold them bari y,
to France until aH suspense has been rs,rno,
we'd. we stick to this text, and lo, ~.
apply the rule to the fact. The fact Is az
ted below in letter from one of the ms
intelligent and best iaformsd Jnea ID the RI
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4 INSTITUTIONS Tor lie Deaf and Dn,nA asa s..


4 INSTITUTION for The Deaf and Dumb. and for
a RemopiRg Experiments in SbeecH Nj. !
bra'dwood has the honor acuuaint the publc thu,
IN consequence OF repeated applications from per.
sons Oh the highest responsibility, many of WHOM,
had VISITED the Institution for the education of tbe
OesI and Dumb, originally established at Ednbnrcl
In 100, by the late Messrs. Thomas and Jobn Ri
WOOL and since carried by their Descendants in
the vicinity of London-He visits this coun,rv y,i,h
view to establish similar Institution in The Tr;.ed
states calculated to restore to society nm un,nrtr
natc class OF our feow-erestures, who from bGinor
deprived OF the Education they are so capable of 70
ceHng, are'e%eludcd from the knowIedge of ever,
'', mg, e;Icept The immediate objects of sense.
Ih'dren VINO have been born Deaf or those Win
nave lost Their hearing by accident or disease are
taught 10 speaS and read distinctly TO wri,e and IN
uerS'nn accurately the principles Of Language thv
are also instructed in Arithmetic Geogfapby vii i
the use oil the Globes, and every branch of Edueati
situation in life. - ' f1A "'S
lhose put tnder MIR Braidwood's tuition for tbo
removal OF impediments in speech are at the SAM
me instructed III every part OF Education &
that may be required. = - '0'9'cS
MI Braidwood having made arrangements ,,i1
eeVerM families who have Children RECURRING h;s H.;
strueons intends commencing an Insttliion ;n w.
CITY OF baltimore, on the first Of July ncx, Tb'as
therefore who may wish further nfo,n,atio, ,, -,
ques,led TO address him in Uiat City,
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EDUCATiON.-Th public are hereby inrorrocd
80 t',ae Mi. Fred Rae has been ernpoyed in lie
rrench ! eacher. 1t is only necessary to saw tb..
r r'I qualifications to discharge The duties
OF OF ms Once, are unexccptonabe and as the Whole
.u'i",.n ~ 10 be spent in the school, few more
Students, Doth OF males and females especialv ;f4he.
Ha.G iiane some progress in their education noz
Obtain adnttace The prices of tuition per annn,
will be at the following rates P-' "'''''''n
For English, including Geogra,,b,. A,;,,.
English Grammar, &c: SOFT French he a'iieJ cs
Tor G, french alone, Sio-ior Latn Greek, EucIid's
q Elements Algebra, &c. Slot French be added
o'0 j II. TURNER
NJ on w. CAULFIELD.
ep3w
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May so.

nj OTICE-That on Saturday the twenty seventh
~ of next month, at the Capitol in the CITY OF
Richmond; The Commissioners appointed by an
act OF the General Assembly, passed. at their lass
session, will proceed to let the repairs of ;he SAL
Capitol to tle lowest bdder--Thc Legislature ha,,
appropriated eight thousand FIVE hun,lrct. dollar,
Tor this service, wlsh VIII render il worthy the NJ,
tent'on OF undertakers, particularly those who work
IN tree stone, considerable portion of the rcpar
are to be ofthat material, which can be convenient
~ procured in the vicinty--Any person inclined TO
become the undertaken, may sec specification Of
tne repairs contemplated to be done the exterior
OF the building, by applying at the Office of IV;,as,
w. fleming, Clerk of the Superior Court OF Chance
ry tor the Richmond District, who win SHOW the
same-Bond and security win be required of the
nance.
May SO. 's''''''S o,
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The bill making further provision for the sale of
the Reserved sections of land in the state OF Ohio
TO distribute certain copies of the land laws, was
resumed, and ordered to be engrossed for a third
reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Monday, .Eaye5
.Hr. .iilnor presented a1pettiun from a number
OF inhabitants the county of PHILADELPHIA remon-
strat!"S against declaration of war against G. b.
AT this time tor OF religious character Or.
dered 10 lie on the table.
Tie Speaker laid before the Houses letter from
VIM Jones, esq. OF Philadelphia, enclosing the
proceedings OF apubifc meeting of the republican
c'tzens OF the FIRST Congressional district of Penn
y Van,a--i tor winch see our preceding columns.
The. proceedings were read.
mr.. SeT6e,t observed that it had heretofore been
his duty to present to the House several petition,
from part OF his constituents which, were not ac-
corant with his opinions; of course it was crafty
ing TO INN to find his opinions supported by the
voice oil so respectable an assemblage He could on
this occasion do no more than he had done in rea-
ton to those memorials to which he alluded He
therefore moved that the papers lie un the Ia
be.
1t was ordered.
-Hr Chepes, from the committee of WAYS and
Means, reported bill to extend the time for ex-
porting with privilege of drawback goods, wares Il
merchandize entitled thereto by law, which was
twice read and ordered to be engrossed Tor third
reading
The bill Tor the relief of Ninian Pinkney was
read third time and passed, Ayes So Mr.. ID. r.
Uiltdn1s called for the Yeas and NAYS but the
Speaker having declared the question to be decided
the motion was too late. Mr.. Stanford then mo-
we'd for reconsideration of the question on the pas
sage of the bill. Several gentlemen spoke for and a.
saInst reconsideration aud after much debate the
MOTION was decided in the negatye--and the bill is
passed.
The House resolved itself into q. committee Of
the whole, Mr. Breckenridge in the chair, on the
bill for the relief OF VIM. Gerard; which was re.
ported to the House and ordered to be engrossed for
third reading
On motion Of Mr.. LeSris, the House resolved it
self into committee of the whole, Mr.. Macon in
the chair, on the bill to amend the laws within the
district OF Columbia and the bill gone through
and reported to the House.
When the House adjourned
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May SO.

b(oRTY TWO Hhdo. Pennsylvania whiskey,
pipes Malaga wine,
20 Boxes Brown Soap,
Landing from the Constellation Cant ,,,l,o,
IN SToRE,
Is hhds. MnscoYsdo Sugar,
Is Barrels do.
hhis. New Orleans do
2hhds. Antigua Rum,
2pipes French Brandy,
do. Gin,
10 Tons Swedish Iron.
4 do. Blistcred Steel,
ohggots German do.
Long Cork Carret,
Spanish Segars, .t
Spermceti and talow Candles
For sale by
WILSON, DREW & RoBERTsoN
May so. Sos.
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nands our belief. that Morgan Lewis, Esq.
has accepted the Office of Quarter master
General of the armies of the u. States
We also learn that orders have been receiv-
ed here to hasten the making accoutre-
ments to large amount SO as to have them
all ready by the first of June
~ Y. Eu. Post.
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May 90.


AMuEL G. ADANs--is now receiving ,rou,
- Boston and NeW-York 'o"A
Hardware, fronmongery and CutIery.also 1r;rto
~ GOODS, consisting of best English Gilt ScaLbar,
saSres, Plated and Gilt Hangers, Coll plated Gilt
,u rPauietts, Silk and Cotton Sashes Art-
% %ry, innlantiy and Navy Buttons, Plated and cir
GoTd' Gold and Silver Vcl!um Lace, Morocco S~ors
oehs, FEATHERS, Drums aud Flies, Coctades. Sc
aIso one case Irish Linens, two bales India Coitops
ana Biubber OIL, Sheet Lead, Castings. nine 4
Iurter casks, g half quarter casks genuine Old Ma
geirs Vitae, 20 casks White Lead and 90 barrel,
May 90 w ms
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again. The French had attempted an in.
cursion in Beira Boixa, but had not progress.
ed far. This attempt on the frontiers Of
Portugal was supposed to have been to di-
vide the attention OF Led Wallington
April Is.
his morning arrived in this CITY Gen.
Philipon late Commander of Badaioz and
his Staff and Gen. Wirlan, French Gen.
of Engineers. The French had from 2 to
500 killed, and 4500 surrendered prisoners.
including the sick and wounded. The Bri-
fish and Portuguese luss was very small.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
arrived at Gloucester TN Sunday last sch
Betsy, Capt Haskell, % days from Bor-
deaur. Brings very little news. The Cap
tam informs that French troops were re-
turning very Fast from Spain and immedi-
ately marched to the North. They were
not allowed to stop in Bordeaux more than
IL hours. The reasons given for their re-
turn from Spain were, that it was conquer
ed. 1t was believed that War with Russia
had commenced. A gentleman high in of
nee had been beheaded in Paris for giving in
formation toa spy from the Russian Court
Lett the following vesesis-Ship Gen. Gates,
OF n. York; brigs Zenobia and Tantivy
do Regent, do; Lucy, Evans, of Salem
schr. Matilda, Burton, Philadelphia Balti-
more, VIA, Baltimore Grace Ann Green,
n. York Arrow, Durkee, Baltimore.-In
Quarantine, brig belonging to Baltimore,
and schr Ann, of n. Orleans.-Sailed in CO.
with schr.-of Baltimore, and Martha, of
Philadelphia.
- re. c. H. b.
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DIED--on the 18th of Nav at Mr.. John y;I.,.,,
IN Amelia JnrS fine Ualford, the admrabl.
sonsort OF Mr.. Edward Waford--She LEFT an af
tecuonatc husband, and three small chiId.en 10 Ia
ment her untimely death.
lhe communication OF this, thinks himself author
ised, to say, that she was an aFfectonate wife en.
der mother; and died universally regretted by all
who knew her. = "''
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VIZ M T%g,ltth Drawing of the WIls,- -,
place va Conege Lottery Of ninety numbers to"
humber, t ,aer 1' ,s at Noro when the following
- Te'e dtros|r,t from the wheel; '''"''s
rbo,ot.. 30. ~. 5. As. 10 H.
lie sint ,' r: ,Ize3 Y appiy To Simon Block VIII.
,s,A 80. thirteenth drawing will take pla.e ., ,l,.
NAV 90 AZ ''e capitol ia the city Of i,iclmoad
-
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'NWENFY DOLLARS REJYqRL. -----tsr,..'.,
on the goth of December last. nscro a., ga
tee name or CAiRLES beicbng to tie estate a D by
years os d Is" G decd Hc is about sevemcr
ah1 wen grown, with rather thick and no.. stout
e e m's sf relations aud acgoaintances in eng psi
Of Dr. Berke ~I IL Hn ",her i've in o ncrbSo 1b9"
be paid to ANY p ;" The above fs"ap ~,
to the subscribe, 'on Who will deliver tie said aT
b''ng ~ Spottsylvasa. "''
May %. HD"p' o. HILL, @so,r.
VOL
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Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Crox and ya,n,i.
ga NUN, FRESH Gun. Powder and other Tess FL
renee OIL French Capers, Mustar,, in boit. 81
80 Cayen"e, spices Raisins and Figs in boys and
,o 40 boxes S @llow and sperrcti Candles .
ra;o,, orleans Sugar-io do do do SUI
Pe'ior 1uahty--i5 boxes TO. Il Chocolat,.- ,I,(
london Porier--eo do, Bottle. CerwCarct VIZ
IN eases OF oae Sozen each-iO quarter boxes ren"-
W. me spanish oS6ars--l Pipe Particular Madeira
Coliee--l3o reams Wrapping Paper--3o do Wit.
ing r 9o'-H lew dozen Grass Entry Mats.
viii he ~ C. t'pohs' with others not enumerated,
May %. 'oi"is
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MARRIED, on Thursday evening the 18th inst.
by the Revd. Reuben Ford, MIR. GRANv1LLE
iMBERLAkE, to the amiable and much accom-
County. '''''' -
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a the particular request of a grca, many ,,d;e,
q nentiemen, the last GRAND CONCEPT
Il. Bo"cherie q Signor Pucci, Respec,fnIv in
; ;,a the Ladies and gentlemen of Richmond and
u, f.esey that on Saturday Evening the q7 Inst
=. the Eagle Tavern, they propose to rive Vocal s.
instrumental Music, us follows ~ ~
<.4RT' FIRST
DNertgre OF Lsdoiska on the Harp-T Spnor Puec; 7
r1s.sh Song, The Bird Duct, accompanied on The,
hondo, on the Forte Piano.. Boucberic.
i'aiian Song Sui Margine Dun Rio, accompanied ON
E1slisl Song, Henry. accompanied on Piano.
P.3RT SECOND.
r aptasy, On the Forte Piano-Boucberie
Ihgnsn Duet, " ANS Well" accompanied on the
Harp x Piano-Boucherte s. Pucci.
Polacca, on the Harp--Mr. PUGET.
song accompanied on the Ilarp-Sirnor Puc.
clio conclude with Variations, Harm and ri.
by S. p. and LIB
tickets at one dollar each, to be had at the
" Doors to be opened at six, and performance
May 20. =,
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

-, mem, Monday, May 2s
Nhe bill making further provision for the sale of
the reserved sections of land in the state OF Ohio &
TO distribute certain copies of the land laws, was
resumed, and ordered to be engrossed for third
reading
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ENkS g BILLINGS haze Just received. for
~ sale, at the store recently occupied by M,ssrs
Ifuo1aro q Lyman, street, general assortr eat
Oh w l. Goods and Groceries, Of the first eua,,,l
with choice old Wines and Linlln,s ,.iz t"-s
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II is said that Molineaux. the sable nuo;-
list, has found good hacker, and has a.
gain challenged the renowned Crib the
champion, for 500 guineas expressing his
hope, that if Crib declined fighting in fu-
ture, he would allow Molineaux to assume
the title OF Champion of England.-C rib, it
IS said, declared he had no desire to figh- a.
gain but would meet Molneaux at a days
notice, or once week, and fight him for
the sum mentioned; Molineaux's answer
has not been received.
Me ere informed in manner that com
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OF A Meeting of the Friend. Of the u. States s.
OF their Constituted Authorities in this CITY, Man
CHESTER and their Neinities, is requested at the Ca
pito, Tomorrow at 10 O'clock to express their s..
uments on the present state of their country
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