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FRESH NJ EDICIN ES.
WITLYfM HARPER. Pr.

,
AP0Y'HECARF and DRUG GT57, Ter
aadrio, Fair5ua Street, ohfioaife BRYAN
RdMPSoN,S, Gnd nert Door TO JyNO.
LLOYD'S--
HAS Just received in addition TO his for.
4 / mer Stock, general assortment OF
MEDICINES of the first quality, all of which he
will sell wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased In Baltimore
or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on q good credit = lie
has also received a general assortment OF
SureieaL Instruments, likewise
TIE following Patent Medicines Uiz -
Wheaton's Jaundice Ritters,
Co Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &o.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Thompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence OF Mustard,
Sings Itch 0iatmcnt &c. &c.
~ The highest cash price given for
Snake Root.
March Z.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.

FEBRUARY 3, 1912.
Resozved, That the following gentlemen be
appointed Commissioners for holding an cleo
ton on the first Tuesday in March next, for
members of the Common Council to serve
for the ensuing twelve months, viz.
Forfhe Isl WARD.
Messrs. James Keith, sen. Alexander Nc
kenzie, John Hunter.
Election to be held at Motifs Tavern.
For the I'd WARD.
Messrs. Noblet Herbert, Andrew Jameson,
Colin Aud.
Election to be held at the Courthouse.
For Tie 81 Ward.
Mes,rs. Abraham Faw, Joseph Smith, An.
drew Schoiheid.
Election to be held at Gu!iatt's Tavern.
For ire 4th I,A2D.
Nessrs. Cuthbert Powell Jas. Lawrason,
w .iiafn Fowie.
Election to be held at The house adjoining
Mr. John S,ewalt's, Prince Street.
Rssoioed, That Nrssrs. Butcher, Grid,
LoDgdcA aid Newton, Or any three of them,
be a COMMITTEES to settle the accounts of the
respective officers Of the corporation, for the
yes 1911.
Ordered, That the Auditor issue warrant
il fyyor Of r. L. TAYLOR, for 50 dollars, and in
fayor Of f. /. Lee for the same sum, as a fee
1T the suit OF the Common Council US. Tho
mas Preston in Supreme Court.
Crasrcd, That the Auditor issue warrant
IN favor Of Patton * Butcher, for amount of
their accounts rendered--S 26 90.
Extract from tie minutes.
J. D. SIMNS, c. c.
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Fall Nfa9ow Dat Seed.

HAVE about 100 Bushels of the Seed
If the Fall Meadow Dat for Sale at dollars
Der bushei fer small quantities or dol ars
nd haif tor any quantity exceeding 10
Bushels. I have found this the Earliest and
the Latest Grass in its growth, of any have
had experience Of, and consider 1t particular
1v valuable for Mich Cows and Sheep; tor
nc latter it viii afford good pasture all the
water, If permitted to grow uninterrupted In
me Fall Months.
F. II. Vote.
February II. 2aw4"-
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Port eff Alexand1ia.

Arrived schooner Eliza, Capt. Berry, Is
days from s--ballast--master.
Left there brig Industry, Bassett, to sail in
ten days for Savannah ship Nancy, Stone, OF
and for Norfolk in s days; brig Baltimore,
Philips, of and for Norfolk, uncertain; brig
Catharine, Brown, of Thomastown, to sail for
Charleston in ten or twelve days.
Flour Sl2 SO Crackers 8; Corn 25.
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Baltimore Fire Insurance. Company.

TIVE Board of Directors Of tho Balti-
Il more Fire Insurance Company, taking
into consideration the utility oi having an
agent in this phase, by offering greater ia
City to those inclined to cover their proper
ty, in their Office, have appointed the sub
scriber thei' Agent. Those who are desir~
Gus Of ayaiIins themselves of this method
OF securing their property. will have every
necessary Information given them by
Jacob Hoffman.
February IL. d3w
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" Washington Society.

T1HE Members OF The Washington Soci-
4 ETY. of Alexandria, are hereby notified
that regular states! meeting of the said So
cicty VIII be held at Trp'ett's City Hotel, in
.lex. ndria, on Saturday, the 2sd instant, at
o'yiock in the forenoon. The society will
move IL proce sion at / } o'clock to the Epis-
.ooai church, where Sermon will be deliver
ed by the Rev Mr.. Meade.
C. Deneale, Sec'ry.
February II
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window, and reached the youth. It was quite
dark, being about eight o'clock, F. NJ. and
while the ship was going at the rate OF IS
knots an hour. Captain Allen was taken on
board after following the ship with the boy
quarter Of an hour. tits remarkable that this
Was the hrstume captain A. had been cut OF
his cabin for ten days, havins been confined
by a severe fit ofillness. Lon. f,afler. A
n fami1y at once.-We understand Mrs.
CHILLEy, of Seabrook, was, the, past week,
Safely delivered ffouy children, at one ac.
conchement weighing % pounds Two Of
them are living, and in promising way.
.Nequburyhort Herald.
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THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL
The FOLLOWING Tracts Of land,

TO WIT:
st. ED YARDS, HARRISON'S Plains,
BOSTON, COMMONS, e TOUIPKIN-
SONrS LONG LOGKED-FOR-
ID ENG in body, ard forming his resi-
Is dence on the Potomac river, Just atoye
MARYLAND Point, in Charles County, about
IS or so miles below tie city of Washing
ton, containing about $50 acres, well adapt
ed to the growth of grain, tobacco, &c -
about 100 acres are in wood and excellent
timber; it lies perfectly level; excellent
fish & crabs in their seasons The improve
ments are, a tolerab'e comfortable dwelling
house WIKI four rooms below and one above
stairs, piazza in front, kitchen, meat house,
milk house and dairy a large barn, with
granary, carriage house, and stables for six-
teen horses under the same roof; good o.
verseers' house, spring Of most excellent
water within 50 yards of the kitchen door.
One other Tract about four
miles from the Potomac, on the main road
leading 10 two ferries, containing between
$50 and 4oo acres, well known by the name
of the 4" 7rah :" good stand for a country
store and tavern. The Improvements are,
good dwelling house, kitchen, meat house,
store house and granary.
Two other Tracts adjoining,
containing Is acres, called :" Hudson's Dis
atltloiatment and the Land Of Liberty"
WILL ALSO SELL
NY one-third part of Tract of Land CALI
ed g William and James," but generally
known by the name of Indian Zosvu," lying
on Naniemoy Creek, about two and half
mics from It's mouth. This land lies level,
and is inferior to few tracts, if any, for the
fertility of its soil in the production of grain,
tobacco, &C. and is well worth the attention
of any person wishing to purchase small
farm OF about $50 or 800 acres; excellent
fish at all times of the year, crabs in their
season in great abundance; wild fowl plenty,
& in perfection during the fall and winter
months
II those lands are not previously disposed
Of at private sale, they will be offered at
Public Sale, at Mr.. Pye's tavern, IN the town
of Port o5acco, on Wednesday, the 18TH
day of March next, when the terms Will be
made known have deemed it unnecessary
to e more particular in describing them, as
any person wishing to purchase, aPPrs-
lend, would first view them.
William D. Harrison.
ST Edwards, Tan. 9-ls dtlsthMafcA
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY MORNING, February II.
ITO sHEW
THE VERY AGE AND RoDY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.

A letter from Lisbon, dated the ed Decem-
Der says" The stock on hand here to the
end of November is 100000 barrels of Flour,
lo,ooomoys Wheat, and 10000 moys Corn. p
Ertrqct otfa Letter from Lisbon, to gentle
ma, in Richmond, dated January z, 1912.
We refer you to tie annexed statement
of our market; and point out to you the alsi-
clcs of Wheat, Indian Corn and Barley
Wheat, s 5 SO
Indian Corn, 2 IS to $50 Per
Barley, IS bushei
Pye, rs
-Four, IL Is per Barrel
Rice, 9 90 per 81 lbs
The shove prices are calculated on board,
free OF cxpence, except commission.
Bills e4l London I'D per iooors and soors
ecf1l S /.
EXPORT
Salt, S IS per laoy of about ls bushels.
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A few weeks since, as the Rodney, "a was
cruising off Toulon, boy who had washed
pair of trswsers, while endeavoring to fix them
10 the ships side to dry, fell over. Boy O.
verboard," was Instantly cried out. Captain
J. Allen, the commander, hearing the cry, IN
stantly plunged into the sea from the gallery
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EXPORT
Salt, s 6 IS per laoy of about ls bushels.

E1tract from a Iipcrh2ol Price Ceyyeat, d.
ted December Nh, 1911.
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TO WIT
st. EDV.dRDS, HdPR TSON'S Plains,
BOSTON, COMMONS, tg- TOD1PKIN-
SOUS LONG LOOKED FOR
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Staunton Academy.

ME Trustees OF the Staunton Academy
have conhded the management Of that In
stitution to BARTHOLOMEW FULLER & LIT
TLEroN WADDELL, Esqrs. The e.p.city,
and correct department Of these gentlemen;
qualify them in an eminent degree, for that sta,
ton.
In. the STAUNToN ACADEMY will be
taught Reading, Writing, common Arithmetic
and English Grammar, at 8 the sessiol, or
term OF five months; the Latin & Greek LIN.
guages, Geography, with the use of the Clones,
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy,
Bellies Lettres and Logic at s 10 the session.;
and all the varioHs branches of the Mathrmat-
les, including the art of Fortifcation and Gun
merry, at S Is the session-The tuition fees to
be paid in advance.
Young Gentlemen DESTROYS of becoming &C.
quainted with any one Of the following branch
es, may be intructed in such branch separately,
by paying the annexed fees: Use of the Globes,
$ loi bookkeeping, S II; Surveying, s %;
Guaging, practically, S 2O Fertilization and
Gunnery, $ 40.
Boarding and Lodging may be had in gerN
teel families at S 40 the session, exclusive OF
firc-wood and candles.
The sessions will commence on the 18th Of
May and on the sch of November in every
year.
The Trustees, considering The heal,hiness of
Stanton, the capacity Of the Teachers and
the attention which they are in the habit ofpsy-
ing 10 the morals Of their pupils, teel confident
that the institution will merit a considerable
portion OF the public patronage.
JOHN WAIT, Esq. has been appointed Urea.
Surer, for the purpose of collecting and rcceiY-
ing, in advance, the Tuition tees of this Acsde-
ny, whose duty it shall be TO grant receipts
for any monies, which he may rcceiv. Tor tnat
purpose and no scholar will be admitted I'M
I'll such receipt is obtained, TO be produ>
ced to the professors or Ell her of them.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Scc'y to the Board,
Staunton, May z, 1879, St.
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BALTIMoR June "a
THE. STATE OF THE CITY.

z" Under an impression that the citizens
Who assembled yesterday at the Mayors of
ice would have made statement, some
what like official, of the transactions of Mon
day evening, we postponed giving an account
of that very extraordinary and alarming pro-
ceeding.
1t IL our painful duty to record, that on
Monday last, between eight and nine o'clock
in the evening, number ofpersons, citizens
of Baltimore, armed with axes, hooks and
other Instruments of destruction, assembled
at the Office of the Rede1ai Rchubican, in
Gay.st. a wooden building belonging to MIR.
Robert Oliver of this city, broke into the
house, threw the types, printing presses, pa
per, &c. into the street, and destroyed them
and leveed the house to its foundation -
One of the persons thus engaged while in
the act of knocking out a window. fell with
il into the street and was killed on the spot
The Mayor of the city, the Judge If Baiti-
more County Court, the Judge Of the Court
of Oyer and Termlner, and several magis-
trates and military officers we're present
and witnessed this dreadful outrage, which
their heaccfm eGort8 were insufficient &C
prevent, although IL was generally knowr
during the proceeding day that the attack
was meditated.
Such are the simple facts. upon which
ny comment we are capable of makia,
must be weak and inadequate. In land al
lodged to be the only ope where true llbert,
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Mr.. PLEAsAxrs,

Mr.. PLEAsANTs,
One desiring more light on
every subject, but more particularly on rcligi-
subiects-requests the favor OF you TO pro-
pound the following queries TO the Author of
the Communication published in your paper Of
the 18th inst signed "NUMBERs"
i. If War be unavoidable, under the present
circumstances Of the world should its durati-
on be limited to six days To- commence on Mon
day morning and to end on Saturday evening }
,, Or If be necessary that War should be
waged for a longer space than six days should
all those engaged in it, desist from all and eve
ry warlike operation, mental and bodily, during
the Sabbath
3. Are not the works of charity and works OF
necessity, permitted by Christians on the Sab
bath
4 Is not War, in the present instance, worl,
OF necessity
5. If it be so generally, is not the Declaration
Of War considered by civilized nations as con
stitutinga necessary part Of war
6. Are not Cannons material instruments o.
carrying ON War!
Are they not then proper instruments t,
be used for announcing the Declaration o.
ONE.
1 Richmond, June 26, 1879.
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Last Nights Mail.
NEw-YoRK, June IS.

NETWORK, June Is.
IMPORTANT
Neps from orr Squadron nader RTE command
ofComtnodore Rodgers.
Capt Lester, OF the brig Indian Chief arri-
we'd at this pert last evening from Madeira, and
in orrned us, that on the 18th inst in lat So,
30, long 67, be spoke the homeward bound
English fleet from Jamaica, under convoy of a
trigate AMI brig OF war, consisting of ONE
HUNDRED sAILoF MERCHANTMEN
mat on Tuesday last, capt. Lester spoke OUR
SQUADRON, under the command of COMAIO-
DOkE RODGERS, and informed him of the
Jamaica fleet. The Commodore Immediately
shaped his course for the English feet, under
a croud OF sail, with a fair wind
The English frigatYconyoying the feet, had
disabled merchantkan in toe, which circum-
stance will facilitate in AZ probability, the cap
ture OF the whole feet, by our squadr IL.
Jzer. do
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u We understand, a letter has been re-
ceivcd in this city, from Manchester (Eng.)
in May, giving a most gloomy picture OF
the condition of the manufacture that in
that city alone, 10000 troops were stationed
to keep down the people, notwithstanding
which, there were murders almost every
night /; thatit was supposed plot had been on
foot through the manufacturing districts to
rise and produce general revolution of af-
fairs; and that oaths and tokens, similar to
those of the Uni,ed irishmen, had been en-
ployed for the occasion.-Enquirer
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II CA ITO ".

DETER LEMON being in possession of
II House and Lot belonging to me. and
having refused to comply with the agree
ment between us, and offered to dispose of
his pretended Claim, all persons are tore
warned making any agreement with said
Peter Lemon, until he complies with his Con-
tract with me; for which purpose haze IN
slituted a suit against him, and in the mean
time will make no title to said lot until
am satisfied.
THOMAS MAULE
9th mo. goth 1912 1t
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WASHINGTON C1rY. June >

st WAsHINGToN CITY, June 27.
Two important decisions have been made in
the House of Representatives to-day the one
a refusal to agree to any repeal or modification
of the non-importation-the other, postpone
ment until the next session of the bills for lay
ing the War-Taxes 1t appeared to be the o.
pinion of those who voted for this postpone
ment, that it would not be detrimental To the
public service, inasmuch as the taxes were not
necessary for the service of the present year,
and could be considered at the next session in
time to put them in operation for the service
of the ensuing year. This latter decision will
have the effect to shorten the present session,
which we are induced to believe will not extend
beyond the next week. 1t ~ thought that an
act will pass before adjournment for re-assem-
bling Congress in the latter end Of October or
beginning of November.
The Treasury Note Bill has passed the SEN
ate, with amendments, which yet require the
concurrepce OF the House.
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BALTIMORE, June 90.
FROM THE CANRY ISLANDS.

lExTRAcT],-" 7eneri6e, AhrH 5.
The Locusts still continue to do very great
damage which, with the present appear
ance Of the weather leaves little prospect of
a crop. The brig resolution arrived safe !;
her corn was divided amongst the different
towns, and will not last them days. I'm
less some vessels should drop in we will be
very bad off indeed"
g Tenerj6e, Htt,ft give have received
corn and flour from New York and Madei-
ra; but the want is still very great"
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exists, whose citizens boast that they are the
" treeest ana mos, enlightened in the world"
IN the very centre of the city famed FIR IFS no
ice, and emphatically styled " the most re-
publican" in the United States, in the pre-
irary Off;cers IN omen defance of thu ,Ss - d;r
tates OF reason and Of all laws divine and
respectable, the most benevolent which the
city can boast, has been wantonly destroy
ed"
Last evening the Ship America, ship
Dumfries, brig New Columbia, aud Por-
tuguse brig, being loaded, were unIigged,
or SC far dismantied, as to prevent their
quitting port.-Eederal Gazette.
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NoRFoLE, June d.

INUHT JIIIIN
a stranger by the name Of WikkiHson, arrived
in this town last week and put up at the British
Consurs. lie was understood to be a British
officer, though he was habited as a private
gentleman. No notice, however, was taken of
the circumstance, until after the Declaration OF
War was received on Monday last when, rs
hc mail boat was about to depart for Hamp.
tom, he was observed making his way with gn
common speed and c,rcumspection along the
hack street, which leads from the British Con-
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- The Society of "FR1Evps OF rME Rr1
voLUTIoN" will Dine AT the Bel tavern ON
the 4th of July observation-disclosures, mot Mem
bers) who wish TO unite with them, may get
Tickets OF Admission by applying to Mr.. Worta-
am.
June 90
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subs TO the wharf where the mail boat lay, uher
he sprang on board, darted into the cabin, and
4 IN few seconds the boat was under Wa. This
preci pitatc retreat awakened a suspicion in
! some OF our leading citizens, that Wilkinson
would lose no time in communicating the new
o. the declaration TO British man of war,
known to be lowering on our coast boar
from the Navy Yard and another from Fort
Nelson were as soon as possible dispatched at.
ter the mail beat, winch they overtook, when
Mr. HJkkinSsn was taken and conducted 10 the
Navy Yard, where he will be detained as pri.
soner until further orders. We understand he
is captain IN the Royal Marines
June 90
The British schooner Patriot was Yesterday
brought up to this place by the Revenue Cutter,
Captain HAN. She was from Guadaloupe,
with cargo Of sugars.
Citizens Of .NorfoK-Bate Read /
From New York paper of June 10, we
learn, "That Me- Ruff, the British Messen-
ger, arrived in that City the preceding day,
zvih deshqf cheS fran Mr.. Foster. He mmeA
diatcly embarked il the Mackerel schooner,
and sailed for Hal;iax."--tJ- About the 4th
OF Juiy we may expect Il visit from SIR j. b.
Warren. who, probably, has by this time re-
ceived his orders Are we ready to- receive
him PIE is with pain that we declare that
the town of Norfolk is as unprepared for de-
fence as it possibly could be in times of pro-
found peace-It is needless for us To msre-
present our real situation, y to make pa,
rade upon paper of defensive means which
we donot possess.--The so Citudt which we
feel for the lives and propertj oi our citizens
tprbids our practicing 81 gr deception.
We admit that handful ofinfanry troops
have been sent hitherto garrison FIT. Mort TX,
and that the militia of the Borough have re-
Gently volunteered to be more frequently
trained--but this is merely a drop in the
ocean. If the or 1000 troops that were
fironiSed to be sent for the protection of this
town do not arrive in very few days we
are of opinion that they had just as well not
Come at all Z; they will guard The stable ar
fer the horse has been stolen"
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~ WANTS employment.-A pc son,
w who is capable of Teaching the
Mathematics and other usual Branches Of
an English Education, wishes a situation as
Teacher. The terms Will be but of se-
condary consideration. Good certiicat es IAN
be produced.-A letter directed To- NJ O..
w. and LEFT at the Psst-O Office viii be az
tended to. Opp June %.
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TIE Subscribers being Equalizers of the
Il Taxes on Real Estate laid by the Common
Hall, for the City of Richmond, for thu ycar
lS12-hereby notify all persons who have com
plants to make to them, as it respects the vsr
luatoR of their property, Con which vaiua on
the tax is laid) that they will receive, in ri
ting, such complaints at any time before, or on
the 10Th of next month, on which day they will
SIT at the Halls Public Chamber in said CITY.
to equ.lize the City Taxes on Real Esta' e. he
Assessors Books may be seen by application 70
him.
C.. TOMPKINS.
BENZ. DUVAL
WIN. WARDLAW.
Richmond, June 90, 1912. tlOJ. ,
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The Infamous Publication in Saturdays
Federal Republican, extracts Of 7vhieh .foL-
tozv. zuas the immediate cause Of this out
rage LIZ" g Instepd Of employing our
hen in this dreadful detail, NE think il more
OPPOSITE to aeiineate the course 7ue are de-
teTmined TO pursue, as long as the 7uar shall
last. We mean TO represent in as strong
colOrs as qve are cata6le, that n is unneces-
ary, inerhedicnt, and entered into from tar
tidk, personal, and as NE 6eieUe, motive8
bearing uhon their front marks Of undiS-
Suised foreign Influence, sDhich cannot be
mistaken.
" I'VE never zUiH breath under the dominion
direct or deriUafiUe Of Bonaharte, let il be
acknowledged zyhen IL may
t Turing and feathering is made highly
henat, bg an eristing iazv Of DHarykaHd.-
Hence, firo6a6iy, they devised such an outfit
canadian erliedfion.
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PHLLAnELrHI4 .Ll,,e %

FHILADELPHIf 4, JA1le %.
The British Frigate BelOidcre, on Friday
last boarded the Brig Retrieve, off the Capes
of Delaware and Impressed fteeu lrishmen
passengers. She had few days before inn
pressed thirty Irishmen passengers.
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Nat. Int

Accounts received from all parts of the conn-
try, inform us, that the Declaration of War
has been more universally approved than any
act OF the government for many years and,
honorably to themselves, that great part OF the
federal party have declared their determination
cordially to support it, Those who have evln-
ced a contrary purpose are few, and we arc
happy to say, are those whose support neither
the government nos the republican party can
covet. i6.
EuRATA.-In the Secret Journal Of the Sen
ate Of the 11th May, the name of Mr.. AndeysOH
is omitted in the yeas and nays who voted in
the negative. I6.
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~. The SECRET JOURNAL of the SEN
ATE in our next.