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Daily Gazetts, Z Dollars.
Couasyy Gazette S Dollars.
SATURDAY, MAY /.
Joseph Vaudeville.
eorner Of King e FaiJar-streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
BY WHOLESALE And RETAIL,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
Br Wholesale AND RETAIL,
Teas-gunpowder, I'M
ITO Or. ches's perial, hyson, hyson skin,
80 BOXES younghyson * souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
2o,ooo lbs loaf and lump Sugars
lo5 hhls } New Orleans * Muscovado
$50 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
S pipes, half pipes and 6 or casks L
Madeira
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
IA pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, Il half pipes Malaga
pipes, half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
Is pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
rs do Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
; hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ h. Bright Nader
5000 h. Goshen s. Rhode .IslandCheese
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger,C Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glaubsr
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blae, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Ganpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and T"ine, Corks,
Bed Cords; Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
SC.
". B. SO bushels fresh varanted
CLOVER SEED.
March s.
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Herring Seine Twlne.
Just rscet0ed 81 FOR SALE,
S cases Herring Seine Twine supe.
rior quality Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
Lisbon,
Turks Island, SALT.
Ground Alum,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbis.
Mess No. and 2 Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
De. prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar. Rosln, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April z.
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s s,.';, official ii! ,t,,.,|
der hi. ,o n Ne ~
Troops and OLE y ~
Cd Salceac',,' ~ !, l.l',s1
cattle. He o.. 'a% \
have been s,S 'aia
pieces I'!,s of ar,ils,Ssj
whit, with this sree ..,,'E |
rsa' Ms' tag WI
IN erss, van, Il :, ti'..,,a]
e {. .. troop. a., 81
It . is also Stated d. ~
Antonio have d,,E-'1
n mar (lb::t'.r'|
my = la.sl) sen? bin'N|
so, Inviting bin a
dsv Fl . said he sa]
mem ,hsm to Gge,isS.I,'',1
fore La RI; wei
From anoIis her ~
ed that Mage, ii.,ss's''
n .sao h', taken ,l,s1
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MoNTToRY.

O Thou /! qvhose word from soha da'ie-
ness struck
That shark, she Sun, strike 70isdon'Jron'
my soul! iooNo
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Prince Georges County. set.

Prince Georges County. set.
I thereby certify that john q sum-
mers of said county, brought before me
Gas stray, trespassing on his enclo-
sures) aBaY GELDlNG, abous six
wears old, thirteen hands and three
inches high, star on his forehead and
a small snip on his nose athickmane
hanging on the wrong side, and has
his tail cropped, trots and canters -
Given under my hand, one OF the JUS
tees ofthe peace in and for said coun-
", thia third day of April, 1913
William Marshall.
N. B. The owner Of the above de-
scribed Gelding is desired to prove
property, pay charges and take hlm a
way.
John G. Summers.
April 81. lawst.
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EAST FLORIDA.

Din Geronimo .6fvarez, Constitutional
Judge efthis City Of ST. Augustine,
and Province ofEast Florida.
Whereas his exceIlency the Governor
has caused to be intimated to me by the
regidor Don Vicente Llsrena, that seve-
raj inhabitants of this province, who han
come in to avail themselves of the royal
amnesty pubils he'd in favor ofthose who
had been implicated in the present in.
surreetion, were maltreated by words
and deeds, by some white and colored
children throwing stones at them in the
streets, and said conduct being entirely
contrary to his ma jesty's intentions, and
in great degiee prejudlcial to public
tranquility (: therefore make known 10
all heads of families Of this city, and o.
Their persons whom it may concern, that
they admonish their children & servants
to avoid such impious and inhuman con.
duct, and correct severely those who
may have been in fault, eXhor;lng and
advising for the better preservation OF
tranquility, to forget and forgive the
past, thereby giving proof Of the no.
nor that characterizes the Spanish ma.
ton; it being understood, that if any
complaint should be made Of disobedi-
ence hereof, the aggressor shall DO pu.
nished agreeable to the extent OF his
violence Wherefore, all persons in
this situation, who may be insulted, un-
less the offenders should belong to the
Privileged Classes will present their
complaint in my tribunal, al horlsed x
constituted by the nation for taking cog
nizance ofsucb case.
(SignedD
GERONIMO ALVAREZ.
St. Augustine, EAST Florida,)
lith April, 1918.
Privileged Glasses are Priests and
Miltcry, and therefore under tie Gsper-
nor's jurisdiction, avho has issued an eqai-
Vaient to this.
Don Sebastian Knldelon y Organ, Knight
ofMe order Of So Jaues, BrtgQaier
General Of the National .7rmies. Civil
ard Military Governor oftAis Gy Of
ST. augustine, Eas5 florida) and
said Province.
Where's | have seen with great dis
pleasure the extreme rudeness and in
civil'ty Of boys and peopls of color, mall
treating by words and deeds those per-
sons who have begun to come and avail
themselves of the royal amnesty granted
to all who have co-operated in the pre-
sent instruction, which outrages are d
ametrically opposite to the good order
and public tranquility, as well as eli,re
spectful to the sovereign authority,
which for good and sufficient reasons
which no one has right to question, hes
thought proper to use clemenoy
Wherefore, | warn all, that the utmost
rigor of the law shall be put iii forcea
gainst each and every person whatso-
ever. who, by ais influence or PEI sonal.
ly may assist in rendering rugaiory this
royal pardon. II beng their duty to con-
uloutc all III 'nei Po"ef lu"aIuS 'ho
fui6lnsent thereof, advising fathers Of
families to ref ain by CORE ctian the ex.
cesses Ct their children and servants, be-
cause il they do not, punishment will be
ifil'c,ed agreeabls to the extent Of their
diso5edience.
(Signed) sewn. KINDELAN.
st. Augustine, (E Florida) April IL.
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BUFTALOE
BY THE u Ed
H.. lNs,t.. w.

~ 4 ND " HJI
The Western Mil
arrived on Fnd,y hs
papers broush, By b.
other sources, We fm
lowing IT'oimy ton:
1t appears ld.lIl
bruaty, several rta
been fitted out asi,s
il daes not seen Id
somp!ished tt'I' a
were to DC foUnd. i
par Of February nr
led out, under tnr
Angus l.. Lanso,n,
destroying tic QmI
was reported to rsa
the Lake soma tI'a,'
The party pTocf''H !
the ice, bot fund ~
in that quarter 'n \
bly, brok en- up ''a u
ble,o exccu,. their q
absence Of nlDs dhI
Rapids of the MI" |
with any di's''t" ]
Seeing the eanP''''l
the reais becon: ~
rison left the R'aI'1
las gone TO c ''''s''"l
in order to h.s'.o@1
tia corsc'ip' I'.n y
men,ica.d bJsg-..a..'|
Iy from til. Niaa y.
Ohio 5nf Ken.u''N !
their respectively
TIE extra wages ~
i've lesi'Iatc!l.e. u
home. TIE V'fs''|
abeu, to return b"e' u
must be very nu:h1
The perosyIr,fl' u
Crook, ftS e''rr,1
w volunteers, .nd.r|
eomposs, We 'sll lie \
present. H.' ',sos|
: su If tie rade Il
10 the Miami. II I'D
~ Iris coDf1cotiy u
harrison will h'T nd
ls,n of blan The o.
d 5s": j. on Of "a
~ From Ken'o'S' n
{ 10 n
p nc. yoI"''f'' /
Regulars - "A
Crooks ., Mild. ,.,,,'s,|
With with lin. Iti:'a:','psI
general is 's''i; "a
cHcpH'" i.tI ]
will SC dons 9 ..,,, III
the liver RN,n y "
, !bs, the "on ,,':. ~,
viii h' BE- sno'i's'' '',]
days. Wifi
i..sa, that ,''''"
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Translated ia ~

Acc; According y to a
cs a, from The i,r,I
which we have r,%
'ec') the sr,,l,a =
the 'i' extensive ho.sh,
h'I0s' and orp. h.
been directed to v.',
Caution, to rrsr,a.sI
spreading, lnf.m,s
nure and damp s:r.,I
n'g mt aid day. Tal
the weather, which J
progress of this n;l,by,
considered a guaJ
also Its evil, a, a,J
from ln'erring G,aI
thered in piles out n
and burnt.
Him
Ger Coun. L.aqis
received the troop, d
exce!lency app,s',Jsj
w'th the good cOads:
different corp, Of A |
ton Of tie Ellie, sE
extend from Was T
They seem to ii.
discipline, and wh F
them that MARTA OF.
dience, which cham
riors.
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NATCHEZ, April |.

BIZ ~. c. c. Claiborne, Governor Of the
State of Louisiana, and Commander
in Chiefof the Militia thereof,
t-i'InN
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although DR.. Denay;s shop, i ! seusi.
persble distance from it on the street
whicA runs easterly was consumed.
The aboveisa hasty outline Of the RI
wages Of the FIRE on that dreadful night
Of confusion, dismay and distress. tits
impossible to estimate the less sustained
with aRy degree of accuracy, but it was
heavy. Many poor families have been
stripped oftheir all, and turned out, al
most naked and withouta shelter, upon
the charity of their moro fortunate fel.
lew citizens-But we hatter ourselves
the liberality of those humane and bene-
VIOLENT persoqe who may see this aeeoant
will speedily come forward and centri-
butte to the relief, protection and semfort
of the sufferers. Ss.
To the fire company and the. citizens
generally much credit is due for their
cxertions.
We cannot forbear at the same time
expressing our sense {and we believe it
IS the sense ofalI Of the alue the great
value OF the services of another class,
we mean the Blacks. 1t is but Justice
to say they contended nobly and to the,
last against the spread OF the FIRE and
with very great efect-It would be In
yidious TO make distinctions where all
behaved so well. -
We are happy in concluding the above
melancholy account to add that no lives
were los. nor any very serious personal
injury sustained.
8 5. II has been since ascertained by
committee appointed to ascertain the
losses, that there were As Houses son-
sumed and destroyed and several others
much injured.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-03
FRaM PIE Bos7oN ctzE7rE.

FIRM PIE B0S7oN ciZETTB.
American doctrine 81 REPATRIATION, as
trotou1ded by the President and Con.
gress
A writer in the Patriot has been writ
ing abou, geo octalo pages, to prove
from ancient and modem suthors, that
III the modern nations of Europe and
the world OUGHT to admit the general
doctriue of expa,riation, though 1t is
g ell known, tina, by their positive codes
asd mi, ersal practice, they ALL deny H.
When the case of France, the most
powerful and important nation OF Eu-
rope was cited against him, he affected
to despise that sort of actual examina-
ton of facts, pretended that it was only
an attempt of Louis the l4th, in order
to preven, the emigration of the Hugue,
nots after tho revocation of the edict OF
Nantz.
It appears that this writer had Rad
atfsnsiveiu the pamphlets lately publish
ed on this subject 10 which ne replies.
and he must haveknown that this snf
oestion about the occasion and the time
Of prohibition was substantially false
That the provisions extended to all
French sailors generally who should be
found on board enemy's ships-that or
dinances and DEGREES to the same effect,
DENYING the right of repatriation have
been passed in the reign OF Louis the
10th. the last king. and also uuder the
rennblic--and that tho laws were more
ssv.re nnder the latter than under the
former. This writer was convinced Sc
cretly, though he did not generously adj
n,it #. because the authority was accu-
rately cited, that France had not only
denied the right of her own subjects to
change their allegiance, but by decree
800 oh Ventose and 9th of the repua
,;c she denied the right of Enghsh sail
or, TO serve on board our neutral SHIPS
"a ordered their seizure without discri
n,;natinp between those nafuratiz-d or
NOT. Il was proved also that she dld no.
respec, the naturalization laws Of oiher
countries no, d.eming them airy proiec-
RON TO the subjects Of her enenies thus
n.turalixed.
Tbe work containing these important
fluctuations Of the laws OF nations on
,ais subject, as established BY the prae
nee Of one Of the most powerful nations
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

- HE subscriber will sell . Trae1
OF Lent, containing 593 and 3
half acres, within two miles of Fauqtier
Gourt House; about 800 acres of which
are in wood, we'll tinbsSed. The opo4
land is undergoing its FIRST course Of
clover and plaster There are on fhe
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished. a good new Barn
and other convenient Out bonses. Po6:
session OF the houses and part OF the
land can be given Immediately, and u
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de-
sirable tracts of land in the neighboBr
Rood Of Fauquief Court House, On sca
count of its vicinity to that place, where
fire wood sells at from three to fCdY
dollars per cord during the winter sea
son. John a. w. Smith, Esq. or Saml.
Low. Jr. Esq, will sheH the lands and
make known the terms OF sale.
plso, one other Tract, containing 2Oe
acres, lying In the county OF GnlPePs
per, on the main road leading from
Chester's Gap to Fredericksburg1
This land is v ell adapted to the use q
oiaister, and is no, more than two miles
from Mr. Moses Gibson's Merchant
Nill. Il will be shcwn BY Mr.. cnrtjt
corby. near the premises, an the terms
,naae known on application 70 the suq
scriber. living the upper end Of Fsus
l,iier county, on the road Ieadlsg nom
he Cent Houss to Chester,s GsF
Vim. Clarlson.
March q
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EASTON March 27.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Last Tuesday. about, L o'clock IN the
morning, y fre i,roke out in this town.
which, for de struction of property an.i
individual distress, has rarely been e.
oualled. The fire was first dlscove,ei
by the patrole guard, in the kitchen at
tached to- the house occupied by the WI
dow Sewell, belonging to Mr. Bennett
and adjoining his new large brick bulld-
ing It's supposed to have Originated
ina smoke house Ill Mr.. ScwelPs kitch,
en- where il was first discovered. lit be
ing midnight, ali hsur when the cltizens
were mostly reposlng in securits on
their pillows, unsuspectlng OF DANCE,
the devouring element had made con
siderable progress before suHicsen'
number bad collected to oppose 1t With
hope of success--it seen became ap
parent that all resistance would be III
vain to save the contiguous houses. Ihe
fame spread rapidly. From the kltch
on, where it first broke out, IT eornmn,
nicated TO the dwelling-house OF Mrs
Sewall and Mr.. Benefits large building
adjoining. So rapid, indeed, was the
progress OF the fire.. and SO thick the
volume. of smoke that preceded 1t and
rolled through the different passages,
that the tenants were obliged to ny and
leave much of their furniture, books, pa
pers, &c. to the pursuing names In a
few minutes the interior OF Mr. bennetts
house was a sheet OF fire and the rect and
walls had begun to tumble In.
In the mean time the IRE was spread
inc in every direction-,he wind a6oul
S. w. though pot high, was sufficiently
so to give it increased activity ana 5Vio-
lence. From Mr.. Benefits, t proceed
ed southerly, sweeping both sides OF the
street till il came to John Nj, u. Emo
rvs, ESQ. on the one side, and the house
lately occupied as the office OF the REQ
ple's Mentor on the othcr--here oy al
most unparalleled exertionsrs progress
was arrested. In westerly direction
although the wind was unfa' oraoie 10 It's
spreading far that way, II was not GO
under tIll it had levelled every thing a.
far as MIR. Applegarth's car,iage-ma
ker's shop. In northern direction the
market house being the only one expos
ed, was the only one destroyed, though
some apprehensions were, entertalneo
fer the safety Of the courthouse 10 2
northeast direetion it was, almost as Il
by Providential interpretation. prevented
e.or ex,ena;np TO any considerable dc.
sree its ravages Else, the ,fairest part
-four town would have been emlren'h
exposed, and in all probability mich q
the range Of houses from Samuel Nlcof
grocery store northerly would have bees
DESTROYED. Twice or thrice was tbi
store on Ere, but by great and unln nte,
mi,,sd exer,ion it was eventually saved,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-03

Oh Moscow. By the ember hsank
Assembled shades OF Patriets slain
Shall annual their proud triumph keep,
And heavenly harps their song sustain.
cRoRusr-Rnssia s4rms, t5e.
May LIBERTY hsr sons forgive,
VINO could her biest return despErl
In polar cli.nes she loves to live,
And rears her hardest offsp-ing there.
CHORUS -Rmssia Arms, &c.
O'erioy d behold the Goddess bright,
Now up the arctic Zone advance s So
While fash her wings Of flaming light
To awake all nations from their trance.
eHoRus.-Russia .dfms, sc.
TuNR--" Commerce sJ' Freedom.
Waen Gailia's Chief his myriad-ho.t
surveyed,
And Kings, in arms, at his command,
array'd;
on ScIavia's soil his banners he unfurl.d,
And on her sons his mighty thunders
hurpd.
He rashfy thought, her legions ovsr-s
thrown,
.Aad sseeay tal, roouid make the
world Die ovn. ~
But Sclavia boasted ola loyal race,
Who met him breast to breast, and face
TO face:
More valiant, s no less in battle skilPd,
They smete the tyrant on th' ensan-
guin'd field.
7zey arrested from his giant GRASP
ing hand
TIE Prize Of Empire over sea and
land.
He, conquest, lawless sway, and plumber
sought;
They, fortheir affairs, king, and country
fought.
Heav'n smil'd upon their efforts, and
they sav'd
Tss nations, his ambition had enslav'd.
Hail Commerce, Freedoms, Peace e
flourish all
Fer he aehieu'd his o1un, NOT Sclavia's
jaR.
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II is currently reported and generally
credited that Mr.. Gallatin is appointed
minister extraordinary to the Court Of
st. Petersburg. We learn he left Wash
ington yesterday morning for Philadel-
phia, for the purpose ofnegocia,ing the
balance of the loan and expects 10 be
absent about ten days--cn his return it
is said be will with all convenient ex-
petition take his departure for Rus
STA.
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Boston, March -,
FIRES.

We rcgreYto learn, that the extensive
Cotton Manufactory, in Plymouth, was
destroyed BY FIRE on Sunday morning
last-L.oss estimated at 10000 dollars
the iron Factory, with its appendant
buildings, in Franeonia. N. H. bslong~
ing to the Boston Company has, it is
said, been entirely destroyed The pub
lie as we'll as individuals, are sufferers
ry these calamities.
The specie belonging to the Nantuek
ct Bank. was DIS posted in the vaujt Of
Providence Bans, last "Wednesday, tor
safe keeping.
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By LAST NIGHTS MALL

We learn, that an Kngiish Rect kSd
appeared of Boston. At ! in the even.
ing Of the 21th March, the inhabitants
OF Boston were alarmed By trenien1
dous firing off the Castle. A lieutenant
from his Britannia majssty's ship Valis
ant came mp ard stated, that his Britain.
mic maiesty's ship Valiant, capt. =.
was below, and in distress-and that
they were in company with L. Hogue.
"a, Rcvolutionaire, and some frieates,
SC. They demanded of the Selectmen
a supply of fresh provisions, and that if
not complied with by tomorrow, IL q
clock. the town would be bombarded.
A town meeting was assembled at tho
time the account left Bostoh to take tho
state OF the town into Considerations
The Lieutenant stated, that the Valiant
came out from England with largo
force, which had divided, a part having
gone to New York. The town vas ID
great agitation.
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Fresh Fruit, Salad Oil, So.
Crease s. MandeUsile,
Have received for sale,

Have received for sale,
A quantity of fresh Raisins, Almonds
Figs, and Prunes, and some excellent
Salad Oil in bottles.
THEY HAVE ON HAND,
10 chests and is half chests of GunS
powder, Imperial, Young Hyson, Hys
son and Skin 1eas.
Is Bales Cotton. p
$500 ID Loaf, Lump & Piece Sugar.
10 hhds. 40 barrels LIST and I'd quality
Muscovado Sugars.
l2Ocoib. green and white Coffee and
| hhds. prime retailing Molassss,--
with general assortment Of Liquors.
Sc. -.
Which they will dispose Of on mode~
rate terms.
ALSO,
goo Bushels Of N. England
POTATOES,
Ola very superior quality, suitable fcf
SEED. ~.
March IS d3teo4t {.
~ = i
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PHILADELPHIA, March Sc.
The following is an extract of lets
ter from New-York, dated on Saturday
evening.
ST have this moment learnt Of, thu
authority Of letter from OgdensburgJ
frem the postmaster there, that the
British have. taken possession = second
time Of Ogdensburgh, and have issued
proclamation, claiming jurisdiction pf
so miles Of country adjoining that place.
and ordering all citizens within thos6
limits to govern themselves according!
y. The post Office formerly kept at
Ogdensburg is removed to Coepers1
Town
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q by tho Ky
.,scs
lR.
b.a.' npid'pase'
ion fr'd,
Is, in,pit'd I;
A, human race
d hat never fa it'd
r.,, hope assail'd'
!, iup'l n
sn, bsheld;
heaven. dread height
!, b,a.lful might
rATIVE. rr,,
au,u. mortal, Hold!
ny own,
thine unknown +;
thee strong * bold,
h sxlOll'l,
Ii. vosld.
course is Ger,
ca thy pOv'ri
I1 By all,
a.lin'd hlL
}, for thy guide
|hsli be lost,
\, countless host,
bias crimsou tide:
greater name,
\ ,AOr..lig'd fame
shall 10 speed,
pfusl dstd
yOunges, band;
ny command.
lair
ord Of all ; and 10 :
I heroes rose,
j. On their foes {;
!d the scene of woe /;
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ms no more.
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ord and countless ills
and there came fees
Fsrs, and pale famine
uacss, and dsvoured
ground.
9RUS.
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sore disease, fast pur.
10 grave.
pa the Scriptures, by
tENAM,
Chorus.
DC sung by the Choir,
rgaliOn,
me Rev. Mr.. CHAN
I''d to the feelings and
auditory.
from the Scriptures
FIREMAN, we're re-
and interesting.
was performed in a
excellence, and with
f've effect.
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pa Public Dinner, in
L"al ir'umphs, was
fsase Coffee House, at
ER many hundreds Of
Fa'le citizens; and a.
IO''n'd gacs,s the Con.
EF OF Russia tor the
F'''s The poetic ia
pI'''hed its voluntary
al' occasion, and MANY
'oS' were sung, and
%snded Tie ,oasts
" Patriotism and PHI
'e'"'Hs the odes sxag
" amour Of the Rus
- Rise cal4m5ia."
nay The cOuqu'ring
n a. S',s esalns release,
!, A''aes, lands,
= 0ar exil'd pEAcEl
eaOsus. ANH
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' D'''d's APPLAUSE.
!. 'sf native field
.4n ave streak'd Us sky.
a. ,r'9 9r we've beheld',
~. ~ Of glory nigh.
''''a Arms, sc.
''N the eaul'. Ssre.
, s,,a' legions turn !
','S'd cen groan. and
.la.',' temple. burn!
Ar~a sc.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, Atrii 3.

"To sHEw
rHs VERY AGE & BODY 81 Tue TINE
HIS FORK AND PRKssURE.s
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