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Palmer racket will sail
for \ orfoIk on Aunday next
at ten O'Clock, wind and
weather permitting
Zee II
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p. q. Maraellcr.
Nix, ANN GANVEl.

NIX ,. ANN IANVEi.
Vou will p!eass 'ake notice, that
u on,he first day cfthe Eir.nit Coari,
OF the District OF Columbus, 10 bc held
for the county Of Alexandria, IN APrI'
next, or rs soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard. I shall move that court
20 award Judgment against you Ia iaT2r
OF The ( ,mmon Council OF tiexan ria
Nor the s2m Of Fifty Nine Dollars
Sixty Eigh, Cents--heing tac araHunt
of Taxe. due from yen 10 the Commons
Coaacii Of t!exandr:a upD.' you hot.
s;tns,e at the corner of Queen an
Fairfax stre>,s. for the years 1904,
s, [, 8, g, 10, II, i
According to act OF Congress, paSscd
18th day February, 1904
John y, Slmnas,
III. for the Com. Count. Of .dt<ra"3'1a'
,
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MRS. MOONEY,
Respectfully informs the Ladies Of
Alexandria and ita vicinity, that she has
Just received from Nav York aud Bal.
tinore, The latcst fashions for Hats with
Handsome assortment Of materials tor
maxim, them.
FairJar street, Dec. II. d
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FOR SAFE
LAWRASON e FOWLE,

TIE Cargo ef;Me brig Dolphin, CAPTAIN
Swift, tyoE, Bosfon--being
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 casks Lane
100 boxes Mould & Dipt Candles
10 bids N E. Rum
$50 rcams Wrapping paper.
80 boxes Soap
October %
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Lawrason and Fowle,
OFFER FOR SHE,
The Cargo Of the schooner Combine,
Captain Trip, ct
100 tons Plaster Paris
And the Cargo of Schooner Industry.
Capt Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dipt Candles.
50 barrels prime Bsston Beet
% barrels Tsnncrs' Oh.
December g.
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KAISINs i~uxRANTs, hL-
MoNDs. &c.
Just Rsceired BY tho gn6scsfbsr,
40 boxes Muscatel, and blosm Raj
25e pounds fresh Currants, BY tho
pound.
500 pounds ssft and hard shslIsd Al
moEds.
700 pounds nice Pine Apple CheesS.
5000 pounds best Goshen do. in sasks
and boxes.
30 key, Brendvwine & Bellona Gun.
Powder assorted.
so hog nesds brown Sugar.
AASp,
$50 sides soal Leather.
1000 pounds Seine Irvine.
Joseph II. Vaudeville.
Dsct. 8. dl0t
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LOST.

December -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17

The first anniversary of the Rhode Island
h1edicai Society was holden on the q ST inst.
in the Senate Chamber OF the Cour-House
In Providence, when the following gentlemen
were elected Officers FOR the yesr ensuing -
AMOS THRoop, Of Providence, PrcSident
W,LLIAM HowES, OF DO Let Vice-fresident
JosArHAN BAsTos, CT Newport. 2d Iice- -Pretidcs'
WILLIAM TURNER, of Newport, Corrcspoadiay Sec.
THOMAS BARRows, OF Providence, Treasurer.
WM &. Bow EN-, of do. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper.
Censors for The Southern District.
BNocH HAZARD, Of Newport.
DAVID KING, of Newpor,
EpMuND L. WARiNc, of Newport.
JOSEPH CoMsrocK. OF South -Kmgstown.
Censors for the Northern District.
PARooN BowEN, Of Providence
SOLOMON Daows, of Foster
LEVI WHEATON,, of Providence.
THoaAs NELso v, of Bristol.
The Joite sviny gentlemsn gcere elected FELLOWS
ofhe Society:
JEREMIAH COLE, of Scituate.
LsvI EDDY, of Burrillviile
HAzAIL P.cEuAM, Of Glocester.
PErER TuRGER, of Eas,.tireenwich
JoSATHAN T.. HAzARp, Of North Kngstown.
An elegant and appropriate Discourse was
read before the Society, by DIR. EDMUND T..
WARIxG, of Newport.
Dr.. Henry l.. TURNER, OF Eas-Green-
wich, was appointed second OrA,or for the
next anniversary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17
ill avenues 10 Weahh nor yet stobpea.
THE GRAND oUSQUtHA ANNA.
4 CANA. LOTTERY, Sd Class, commences


Witi a hpst If ofiers
Tn this Lottery there arc 10000 Tickets, bat only
$4,000 numbers, being two tickets of one number
the capital prizes If $4,000 dollars tall TO ono
nunber, and so with the two 10000 dollar prizes.
that person buying TWO tickets OF one
number may draw the enormous sum of
On Hundred thousand L!ltdrs.s
Presen, price Of Tickets IL dollars quarters 9
dolls but this is the most popular SCH, ever Of
ercd in This country IL is probable tickets viii rap
idly advance in price.
The 7th class Of the HARVARD College Lottery cess.
drawing in few days-it contains a pcizcs
Of 3 10000, one Of s 5000, and OF s 1,OoQ
Present price of Tickets $500, bnt will soon rsc-
Tickets, halves & quarters, IN the above Lotter-
les, may be had by orders left with
ICSIAH E. SXAW,
at his TRvLy FoarpNArE LOTTERY & ExesANcr
OFrIcE-where eguIar lists Of the drawing of diff.
terent Lotteries may be examined gratis.
Persons holding Union College Prize Tickets or
other Prize Tickets by returning them may obtain
tickets in either Of the above Lotteries
Books & Stationary as usual sept TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17
Woolen Mandatory.

THE subscribe Informs his friends and
the public that having procured a superior workman
ss cloiher, (who has derived much inform alton
fron practice with European ufacturcr) will in
future be able TO carry OF the business in q man.
equal to any similar establishment in the United
States The strictest attention. will be paid for the,
punctual performance Of an orders and every favor
gratefully acknowledged. SAMUEL CLARKE.
SAMUEL CLAgxk. X DARsys =. LAwTos--hava
on handA variety Of American manufactured W ool-
en- Goods, consisting Of Kesseymeres Sattinctis &c
Plains, OF various coiors ALSO, Fisnnels. Blank
citing, &c Of thet own manufacturing. seTt 10.
State IF Rhode Island, Gr. Washingfon, SIS.
C!erk's office, Supreme Jadseiai Conrf, Seh-
=. tender llfh, 1912.
vX1tIEpEAs, Simssn Hasard, of Soufh- KSassfsxms
w in the county Of Washington. labourer, at the
june Session OF The tseneral-Assenbly. A ID. 1872
obtained the bere6, Of act passed in June, A. u
1756. entitled "An act for the relief of insOlvenc
debtors" Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the
creditors Of the said Simeon Hazard appear &c
they think t) before the Supreme judicial Court ae
the term thereof next be holden at SeufA K5ngs-
fo.en within and for the County Of WasAsngson, OH
the second Monday Of October next, then snd there
20 nominate Commissioners or assiguees to receive an
assignment Of the estate and effects Of the said Si-
sieo,, according 10 the provisions of the said act
yAMxs uELME. wv. cisrk>
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17

his Aid, and confirmed hy other English Of.
ficers, Was from 500 to 1000, including In
dians. Eight hundred Indians also reached
Detroit 8 or 4 days alter the surrender, from
Mackiuac.
The reports of 1t Col. Miller offering to
take Maiden withcu, cannon, SC. and OF any
dsrespect from officers or prlvatcs towards
Gen. Hull, after the capitulation arc wholly
unfounded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17

British BRIG New Liverpool. from NJ ncsea Cor Que.
bee with full cargo of wine, prize 10 the privstcer
Yankee, of Bristol. X. ]. has arrive "a AT New York.
The priyateer sch Atlas, capt doffat, has arrived
at phiisdeiphia, from successful cruise, having
one the Pursuit, OF isndon, $50 tons, is guns and
S5 men the other the Pian-er Of srislol, I2 guns
and Is men--both with caiyoes Of SUI AR coffee &C.
They from Surriram bound to iond on and made
an obstinate resistance. The Alert had men killed
and wounded.
On The iith inst arri,ed at Portsmouth Brtish
ship Falmouth. prize 20 the privateer Thomas, with
a cargo Of rum, sugar coffee and logwood--yesscl
and cargo valued at S200000
Arrived al Salem small priyatcer boat. of about
10 tons, belonging to Providence from a cruise
She has captured three small vessels, of which.
with load of -four, cat out Of an English harbor in
Noysscotis, has arrived at Salem
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17
- % q. @ =.

Our western papers are filled with accounts Of The
embodying ana marching of troops, Volunteers, Mi
litia, and Regulars from ak directions The nation
seems enpll.tcally to have asssmcd g,s.ntc atti-
tude Of war, and determination generally 20
pcrvade among the people to arenge The cruetes OF
the savages, and chastice the Terfdy Of their
savage instigators the British The extraordinary ,
not to say disgracefu surrender of Gen Hull, will
ultimately prove beneficial ,o,hs American warlke
operations The fail of Cinsia IS looked upon as
an event which mus, speedl, follow.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17
TIE r.NY7ED sTSTgs sRrc.lTE ESSEX

The e. s. ffigate Essex. capt, psr'er, is below,
from cruizc OF 40 days, without the loss OF man,
except one BY sickness.--she captured few days
since the Banks of Newfoundland. >he ship Of
war Alert, of 90 eighteen pounders, and $50 men,
after tihing resistance. she has Also taken nine
other PRICES, viz S msrned and sent tor the first
port, briss burnt, anu orc a transport ransomed
The Alert, after being disnantled uf her armaments
WAS manned by capt Porter, and seat into Johns
as cartel, with sbou, 500 prisoners, and may be
daily expected with the Americans who may have
been detained At that port. Ihe Essex MAS disguis-
ed as merchantmen. with bu, few of her men on
deck, and in her rigging, when the Alert came up
and made the attack. The ports of the Essex i'm
medately few open, and her gallant crew returned
uss TIRE with such yigor and effect, that the Alert
soon struck 20 the Americ an comm ,nder --Pht Gas
M.fkRiED,
In ths town, by the Rev. Mr. Towie, MIR Will
LIAM NoRsis 10 Miss MARY ii CENrRs, dausil-
ter of Mr.. James Center, Of this town.
DlED,
Al Nep- Sterehds, on the Sth inst Mrs. Amen
GoRroN, in tl, 4S,h year of her sge, consoit, of
John Gorton, Esq. She bore her last illness which
was long and distressing, with christian iorude-
and babe adieu 10 this world in full confidence of
NEE ing the smile Of R,dceming Love
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17

The National Intelligence of sept 8. contains the
Official account of capt Hd, (of the u. s. fsig4te
Consi,ution) Of the BATH between tina, fr;gs,e and
the British frigate Guerrtre. Seven men were killed
and seven wounded ON lyard Of the Constitution
fifteen were killed. sixp-twp wounded, and "a mis-.
sing on board the Cucr,cr ne latter were Probably
lost overheard vhca &C mss;s were shot away.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17
NEW-GOODS.
JUST opened, ana Tor sale, by P. O.
~ RlCiiMoND--a general assortment of
BRIT ISH G{)C)S

imported this season, and purchased the Marshas
Sales IN Boston, consisting OF great variety cf Ca
es-Cambriots--shirtiAg Cottons--fne Linens
plain and figured Leno Muslins-- fine Cotton Laces
footing do.-blsck and bottle green Bombazetts--
Ruesellets--wors,cd imperial Stuff for Pantaloons
fine aud commen Broadcioths.
.fts9--an elegant assortmen, of white and co.oured
Frencb, satin aud lustrng Ribbons--a few pieccs
linen Csmbrcks y, msfkaby fnc--do Turkey Shawls
OF "A new syle--black ssttins aud Lustrings-a as
sorSnent of India Cottons, a few pieces Of which
are little damaged all Of which having been
bought for cash the best terms will be sold below
the usual prices for cash only sept. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17

THE WOOD LATl9- AGAIN.
On MONDAY, he 2sth day Of Sehr. inst.
(ff fair weather, or on the next next'f fair say)
HiH be soid at PnbGcc.8nchsn,
THE Wood Land in South Kingstowny
heretofore advertised by the subscriber le
will be previously surveyed and marked out into.
separate lots Of ten acres, and sod in rss lots
may accommodate purchasers
Said land is so wei understood by those who are
probably - become purchasers, that any attempt at
particular description would be useless.
The sale will be held on the pre- emses, at II o'clkS
A. VI and the conditions Of sale madt known at tho
tine and place. PAUL vi. MUMFOEfD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17

Cspt Hull, Of the Z. -...:.,,,;. al 90 h,~s nh.
sdned furlough and e.. n,;n,,.;Sa. " !, = .s;d
viii command that frigse -...,.o 81. rons,.I.
lstoa is to be ready f,- sea in week. a., P"I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-17
CASH FOR RAGS.

EOUR CENTS a pound given for
l. clean Cotton and Linncn RAGS, Al, No. -,
Bannis,ers wharf. sent g.
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LONDON, July 81.

About eleven o'clock yesterday morning
arrived at Lord CAsTLEREAGH's Office IN
Downing street, Mr.. Smith, late American
Charge d'Afairs at ST. Petersburgh, accom-
panied by gentleman, who, it is reported,
is his Secretary. They landed at Deal at
late hour on Saturday night, having come
from MIR. Joel Barlow, at Paris MIR. Smith
remained at the Foreign Office three hours.
At 8 O'Clock Cabinet Council assembled,
which was attended by nearly all the Minis
tiers. Lords Liverpool, Castlereagh, and Sid
mouth, were sent for to town from their coun-
try seats. Mr. Smith, we believe, Is the SOD
of Mr.. Smith who was lately Secretary OF
State in America.
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Fromthe Norfolk Ledger.

THE folloNpg letter has been communl-
Gated 10 us by friend, and shows the views OF
the gevernmei as TO the property which has
recently arrive from Great Britain, under cir
lcumstances ofpecIIiar hardship, We look
upon this as abther link Of that chain of ep-
PRESTON with Ehich shc present men IN pow
pr, have leadesthc commerce of the country /;
md poor, ,nerable expedient to repenish a
feasury whia misconduct, Ii nothing worse,
Jas emp6ed
ErtrGct Of dieter from Baltimore, dated
SeftemSer @
Some of nrmerchants waited on Mr. Sc
cretafy Galan last evening, to know what
relief government would afford N the case ct
tic ship TomHazard, carried to Norfolk from
Liverpool bond to Baltimore. They first IN
CURED if ther was no mode by which the yes
sci miSht be5fought into this district, where
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she was originally bound His answer was
No. She must be seized and tried in the dis
trict where she first arrived They next in
CURED if he could not direct that bonds in Bal
timore should Be given in Norfolk, to save the
expence and Inconvenience Of giving them
there. He replied, he was opposed to bond
ing altogether; that ifbonds were given The
treasury 7vould grant no relief: that it relief
was expected, it must be from Congress
That the course which government pursued
was to libel the property, and cause Its con-
dcmnation 1t must then be sold under direc-.
ton efthe collector that the proceeds would,
in the first instance, be applied to the pay
mentof the duties and incidental expenses );
any balance remaining, appropriated 10 reim-
bursting the owners their costs and charges
and any remaining surplus to be distributed
according to law. He was also ASKED If the
owners could not obtain their goods from the
collector on q valuation, to be considered
as sale to them. The answer was-No-
They must be sold, as goods are frequently
underYalued.'
ORDERS and DEGREES 1t is we'll under.
stood, that the government of the i. States
has decided that the late revocation of the
British orders in council was not SO satlsfac-
tory as TO induce the President to issue his
proclamation declaring the fact The Pre-
sident was easily satisfied as to the revsca-
ton of the French DEGREES, although the go
yefnment Of France took frequent occasions,
subsequently to the pretended revocation, to ).
declare their existence. For saf part, we
never saw any thing more in this revocation,
than a decla.SAerT.that might be explained a.
ny way.to suit her own purposes, Whenever
France-rlpse TO re-enact them.
!. a treaty has recently been concluded be-
tween France and the thing once called the
King of Prussia. The fourth article is in
these words:
Art. 4. Every time that England shall
make any attempt upon the rights Of com
mcrce, either by declaring in a state OF block
ade the coasts of one, or other OF the contract
ing parties, or any Other disposition contrary
% the maritime rights consecrated by the trea
ty Of Utrecht, all the ports and coasts, Of the
said powers, shall be equally interaicted to
the ships ofneutral nations who suffer the in
dependence Of their flag to be moles,cd
BY the treaty OF Utrecht, the flag is to CO.
yer the property Hence if the U. States dc
not protect French property, their ships are
interdictcd the coasts and ports of France.
Perhaps we arc (among other Objects al war
to establish that principle.
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Valuable Proberty 10 Let.

e OFFER onrent, for a term Of years, the
9 Brick Tavern, lofts &c. thereto attached,
situate at Fairfx Court House-to those Who
are acquainted with this property, and its sit.
uatoD, description is unnecessary, to others
it may be pfoperto observe, that The tavern is
a Brick building, large and convenient, with
kitchen, family house aud large stable, or
an acre lot, with one acre adjacent for
garden, ard pasture lot of acres.-That
to person calculated to keep Tavern on
large scale, and in proper manner, no
stand in this state, or perhaps elsewhere;
helds out more Aattering prospects of gain to
sach an occupant Those who wish such an
establishment, are invited 10 view the premises,
wbica Con application will be shewn by MIR.
JOHN RADCLIFFE, or the Subscriber. Poss
session TO be had on the first day Of November
next.
Rd Radcliffe.
September II 3tawtf
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Rd Radcliffe.
3tawtf
September II
+ * SALE,
or 20 BE LEASED FoRRVER, SUBJECS 10
LENUAL CROUND PEKT,

CR 10 BE LEHoGO fohEIE'' "CDJEIA ~
ANNUAL GROUND PEKT,
CUNDRY LUTo in the Town Of Wars
- reEtown, laid off at Fauquier Court
Itouse, Virginia, and incorporated by iat9
7ct Of The Legislature WaTentown is situs
te at the extremity Of an elcvated ridges
which separate the waters flowing into the
Rappabannock River on the one side, and ins
20 Potomac River on the others-about fifty
miles from Alexandra and w ashlnpton--4.
the lands near it are fertile, and the county OF
Fauquier is rich improving in agriculture,
and is thfckly settled with substantial and re.
spectacle iniisbitants. Such is Its character
for healthiness of climate, that during the
sickly season on the Rivers, it is place OF
retreat for Vsli.udnariaps, and persons care%
full of their health. To mechanics who are
disposed fo be Industrious, WMrentown Of
fcrs good opportunity Of meeting with con@
slant employment
Foy terms apply to the subscriber, who
will attend at Warren,own during September,
ard who resides in Alexandra.
Charles Lee.
September 4 lawet
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Attention-V Volunteers.

YOU are hereby requested to attend a
meeting at the Courthouse this evening at
half past z O'Clock.
/ The citizens in general are invited to att
tend, and particularly those Gentlemen who
have contributed towards the advancement of
the Company now TO be raised.
September II.
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BALTIMORE, September Is.
SPANISH AMERICA.
NATcHEz, Aug. Is.
E9tract toa gentleman in Baltimore.

Latest news from the Spanish country, in.
form ofthe revolutionists being in possession
of Nacogdoches. The Spanish commapdaDt
had escaped with tbs cash, his men deserving
him. He will no doubt be oyertaken and cap
tured as mules when packed cannot travel
fast.
A London paper of the LIST Aug. contains
letter from Paris, dated the Goth July, giving
the report as it then Sas circulating in the
French Capital, that M'Donala's Division
Prussians) of the army against Russia, had,
on its approaching Riga without artillery,
through the swamps met Russian division
superior in numbers--that ain engagement en-
sued, in which the French were routed, losing
s TO 10000 men.
Arrived, ship Minerva, Gross, SO days fr
Liverpool. Sailed 5th August On the 9TH
we were boarded in the channel, from the
Lynx cutter, and suffered 10 proceed--next
day, was boarded off the coast Of Ireland, fr.
the sloop of war Jalouse. 18th, lost sight of
the Argo. 9th, in the morning, saw ship of
war standing to the eastward, but she did not
speak US !; from which circumstance we con-
Guided she had MIR. Foster on board, or car
risd important dispatches. l4th, encountered
a severe gale, from S. w. which continued
! until 10 O'Clock next day. 22d, were boarded
from priyateer brig of Is guns, who examin-
ed our papers very minutely-just as the pri-
yateer made sail, the man at the mast head
| discovered another sail, which we supposed
he pursued--at the same time we saw another
vessel to the SW with which the prlvateer
was making signals--we could not draw from
| the priyateersmeR the name of their vessel, or
by whom commanded. About o'clock, P.
NJ next day, we discovered sail to the S E.
standing for us, which, after chase of FIVE
hours, came up, and proved to be. the frigate
l:Junon, Is days from Portsmouth, bound to
HaltaX-after a short detention permitted Us
to proceed. On the 2Sth, we experienced a
severe gale, which obliged us to house our
top gallant masts and take down the top gal
liant yards--29tb, on the eastern edge of the
Grand Bank, we again encountered a severe
Gale, which commenced from S. S. E. and
blew with such violence for "a hours, that we
expected TO lose our masts every moment--we
shipped sea and had our waist boards stove
in. and lost some of tore deck load. Sept |,
was boarded from the Indian, sloop Of war,
conveying about fifty sail of merchantmen,
DAYS from Halifax said at first that he would
send us to Halifax or Portsmouth, but finally
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HER bTII SIDES.

HEX plH olDf.o.
The ReportF Chi Cass, respecting the
surrender of G b. Iull, has at length made
Is appearaacelnd IS published in this days
ner. togethcMiti a letter from al officer
i Detroit to i bipther .in. Boston upon the
.,ne subject lhe very enlarged view which
col Cass has ken in his oficioI statement
.r facts, is weltalcuhtea to confirm the IN
6yorable imprdion which has been already
most unwarranply made upon the public
mind, as tothc Htives which induced general
Hall.to surrenad the army under his com
n.snd. We fedfor he man who is thus to
BE- condemned ,heard; and whose greatest
error may still pear to have consisted in
irving up his oui Judgment to the crude OPT
Mon Of others; Id in exposing himself to.thc
Disgrace and Feat which must always at
tend those who ish unprspared, into the hor-
nrs Of war.
N cnndav III CenteInber 3. In the Pres
W 1880 ~ 1,ho.
Dy'efian eluienp fAa0Ao''''' '''' -
Hume was ordaed to the ONCE OF the holy
m;n;st,v bv fbReverend PYesbytery Of Bal
.ha o.,.,nat;on cen.
ueiorS. ol 'hspee ''9'0i'' '''~ = >.'s'H
mon was pfeaoh{ by Dr.. lAglls, OF baltlmore'
De Muir. Of Aldandria, as presiding Bishop,
49, ..,;,l.ta .,bo
pu' '''s u,1su go : -
having fetuFnePatistactory answers was so-
lempiy set apalwith the requisite tormalities,
80 ,ba se,,.;ce . nes,inent
~"S = SS''1.1
charge 70 'heIhSsly 0taaileu Ni'ha'esi wa
delivered by tic RSy Mr.. Bach, OF George
town
Wa are b,onv tfIearn that general Lee IS
on, of All daraersnd that he IS able 10 walk
and converse. w congratulate our country
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