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FROM THE BOSTON cAzErrE.

1t Will appear by the translated extracts,
tina mighty preparations were ,Eaking in
France tor vigorous renewal IF war. Al
ca c the armistice. which is ertcndcd TO the
19tadh Of august, should not be followed by
peace.
The latest London dates fonnd in the
French papers, is July 18th. The Presi-
dents Message at the opening Of Congress.
was published in London the 9Th If Iuy.
THE GREAT CONGRESS-.
PARIS, July 2.-Fhe Congress is not yet
collected. Il is hoped it win soon. If1
month mas been lost, France has not been in
fault.
PRAGCE, June 26 The Emperor Of Rus
STA has quit d the Castle Of Opo, schna, to
return by Glatz and Re;chenbach, TO toe
Castle of terswaldau. The Emperor re-
M lined at the Castle Opotschua but four
days. lie was accompanied by the NINA
the Grand Marshal of the Court, Count
TolStoy, General Arskosheicf, Adjutant
General Count Oz Zowski, and several Of
GERS of the etat major.
DEN6I,4RR.
CoPEEHAGEE, June 15.--Thcre will
shortly appear new and very importanc
ordinance reepectipg the finances.
Admiral Dockum has returned here with
all those seamen which were serving in the
French fleet at hnvers and FIessingue.
June 2Z.--Since Sunday las, all commu-
nication with Sweden has been totally inter-
rupted.
June 27.--Hs majesty has collected in the
neighborhood Of his capital corfs d'armee
Of tie best Danish troops. His majesty il
occupied in reviewing and maneuyring these
troops.
THE Norwegians continue to receive the
greatest VeXations and outrages from the
'5wedes.--A vessels laden with grain are
taken by the Swedish cruisers, and the grain
thrown into the sea. The Norwegians
rirn with the desire to enter Sweden 20
aVenge themselves for the calamitics their
lneighbors have made them suffer.
July 6.--flis Bxccilency the President Of
the Chancelry, Mr.. de KaaS, has returned
from the II. q. Of the Emperor Napoleon.
Several carg0es Of grain have reached Nor
way.
SAxoNY. July s, 1Si3.---The Tetes de-
lhont, which are constructing before all the
strong places on the Elbe, are to be forth
wich furnished wih artillery. The new en-
ltrsnchu clts which surround Wittenbure
are already formidable Magdeburg, wiz
tenhutg, EWgaI, KruiZstCir, are to be pro-
y.sioned for long ti,oe. We learn that a
new tetc ec-honf Is TO be erected IN the en-
PIRIS PHPER8.
FAHts, JGiy 2.--England which has so
much Money h7s rct been ahlc ~ furnish
any q thc coalition bpt her pgtnui'y has
devised g nov eXpea'cui. u tr as has been
concluded bNwcen EnglaDd Rrs a9d
Prussia, by which there viii 8e r. .ee..l ,~.
veral hundred Of millions Of r ,ur-
rcncy guarantee by tie hrse aDu-rs. if
IS if"m this res "r they expect .4i face ,l.-
expenses @. the 6ar.
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snt descriptions) and proceeded to sea, since
which they have not been heard from. The
ships which remain are merely intended
Jas we presume) to assist in the block
ade. lN
1t is about seven months since the British
squadron began to appear III force in tie
chesapeake, in which time they nave Il
chieved nothing that can add 70 the ho
nor, or promote the interests of their ma
lion.
The only attempt which appears to have
had an Important object in view, was the
attack On Granny island, than which nothing
was ever more disgrdcetul to he british
arms. Ledger.
Latest from the Enemv.- This morn
ing the enemy's vessels 10 Lynhaven, were
three ships and two small vessels. Seven OF
the feet which weut out on Mondas, were
IN sight this morning. from WillouEhby
Point, some distance below the Ligat House
On Cape Henry, three supposed OF the iiue
the wind, since these vessels went out.
has been generally to the Easiward and We
Try light. ID.
Sept ! 0.
A Marine from the Mohawk brig. one of
the b!ockading Squadron. deserted from the
watering place, < was brought mp on Wed
nesday. HE saws the feet which left the
Bay are bound to Halifax that the enemy
'au gwen up the IDEA OF attempting any
hing until next spring. wher q powerful ma
", and military armament would be sent to
toe Chesapeake to egecr some great object,
tte natore OF which he was unacquainted
! with. Herald.
Sept. II.
Blockade Of .N6uh Carai;na. 1t has
-een reported for the last two ia, {, that
| Ae enemy has declared the ports OF North
Carolina IN blockad We have traced The
circumstances upon winch this report res's.
| Nv Savage (the owner of one of the Hamp
n packets) few days since, took gem
| leman with hag on beard tbe Dragon IN
/ iynnhaven--as he was leaving the ship he
vas Informed tat Nrrth Carolina was de-
cla ed in blockade-he was toe bearer of a
letter. said to b from the British comman-
der to tn Spanish Consul at this place. no
| tltying him OF the blockade. The Spanish
Consul is absent, and we believe the contents
OF the letter are unknown 20 any person -
Sucs are in substance. the circur, stances
which have transpired--our own impressi-
ons are, that the information will be found
correct.
TIE enemv's force in Lynnhaven this
morning--one "A, two frigates. one brig and
one schooner. Ledger.
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NEW ORLEANS BATTUPR.

We are informed that this celebrated
cause has at last been determined in favor {
Mr.. Livingston. After several fruitiess ap
plications to the national Legislature arfl an
abortive attempt to recover damages from
Mr. Jefferson, in the state OF Virginia, Mr..
Livingston took the course which we think
that he should have pursued from the begin
ming, and brought suit in the Federal Court
at New Orleans against MIR. Dorgenoy, the
Marshal, W no had dispossessed him in the
year Of 1908. by virtue of an Illegal warrant.
That gentleman appeared to the suit, and
for his defence stated the authority under
wh'cn he had acted SO that there was
i; thing TO be decided but the point OF law
whether that authority was legal or net
But while matters were in that situation,
and the case ready for a hearing, the Dis
tri Attorney Of the United States. acting as
is presumed from the impulse OF zeal, and
without an express or direct authority from
the governments, filed a suggestion stating
that the suit had been instituted and mana
ged by COLLATION. between the plaintiff and
defendant in order 70 affect IN an indirect
and Improper manner the claims of the u.
States tc the property in controversy, and
moved the Court to dismiss the suit on that
ground. After hearing affidavits on both
side the court decreed the dismissiJn of
Mr. Livingstpn's petition, which in its eff
reefs was tahtdihouiI 20 a maj QeClSon a
gainst him. He however, appealed to the
Supreme Court Of the u. States. who, after
a fullieariDg, by able counselon both sides,
reversed that decree, and remanded the
cGuse back to be heard aud determined on
its real merits. Accordingly the cause was
heard, and we understand, fully argued, on
eli the important points which i involves, &
upon the whole, or me Sd OF last III nth the
court dccreed and ordered that Mr. lii
vlgston should be restored to the pose sion
0: the Ba,turs. The proceedings IN th;s
cause, are. as we ere informed, conforma-
bic to the rules and iorIps Of the civil law,
and Nre anal lgOus to our inqusi ion Of for
cibe entry and detainer Thus Mr.. Living
ston is res arcd to the possession OF his long
disputed pr perry. Dem. PreSs.
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non. w NJ = JON ESf
Secretary of the Navy.
THE. RAPTURE.

The long contested claim to this valuable
property, has, as we are Informed by let
Ter from New Orleans. been at last settled
and the cause pfobably laid az rest. By q
decision of the United States court fer the,
district of New-OrleaRs, the act of the late
Marshal. D'Orgenois, in dispossessing MIR.
Edward I4ivin ~sson Il the Batture, has been,
declared Illegal and he has been by an
order Of the court, again put IN pos
session by the present Marshal. Nat. Lrt.
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told that tina, place was not blockaded, and
would not be.
Accounts from Barbados, to August 10
make no mention of the capture of the Bri
fish frigate Theseus, by Commodore Rod
gers.
From, the Bu.6oloe Gazette of august 81.
On Tuesday morning last, the British made ano-
,her attack upon our piquets the light house,
ut Fort George; understand thst tw O of the nj
qvsts sustained the eaemy's fire and repulscd him.
aud that ore was driven in with loss, but to what
extent We are not able 10 say.
On Friday morning last. the British feet of SAIL
again appeared OF Niagara, of their schooners
came - near Fort Niagara, that several shot were
exchanged.
Maj Gen. Sir George Provost is said to have arri-
ved at the British Head Quarters, near the i mile
creek.
Msj. Chaplin and his corps are now s, Lewiston.
IN account has been received from Csnads, that
the British lost 500 men in the attack On Lower
Sardusty.
On Saturday, laat, Mr.. John Curomins, of Ham.
hnrg arrived in this vil,age from Canada. Snou sf-
ter Col Preston occupied Fort Erie Mr. C. crossed
into canada 70 visit some relative, and up to
place called Sugar Loaf, near Point Abno, where
he was seized by the British and taken to 30 mile
creek, and detained under guard until absut two
weeks since when he, by some means, deceived the
guard, and made his escape, ana brought away one
of the men taken with Colonel Boerstier.
Several families have left Canada during the last
week.
a note on the PIsttsburg Republican of Saturday
the 2Sth u.t. says, " We have intelligence from
Montreal, that Gov. Provost has left Kingston for
the PRECINCTS OF Fort George, with 1000 picked men
a Montreal paper says their fset is in Kingston,
having secured the lake.
"Chauncey sailed on Sunday Wilkinson eft the
hsrbor the same day III targe."-.4l6GRy .3yeus.
NEW.YORK. Septenber o.
The Steamboat, which arrited Yesterday AFTER.
noon from Albany brings ncthirs new from the ar.
my navy.
About 500 u. s troops passed through, Albany Oh
Saturday last, en- their way To Fort George.
Msisr General Lewis. who il Is said slt Saekett'.
Har6or on account of ind position, came down in
! the Steamboat TO mis- seat IN putehess County.
Extract o. a letter from Ntss London, dated Sep
Ts9n6ey g.
| A" The Families, Commodore Hardy, sailed foi
Halifax week ago yesterday, tor the purpose Iii
IS ssid) OF refttingI Il may be TO get out Of the
| reach of toryedoes. The force of the enemy of
this place 1t present consists Of the Valiant Acasta
| Orpheus and A'alsnta. Ne spprebend no danger
even il Commodore Decatul's squadron were 1t an
Choir opposite the town.
" II is said, and believed, that Commodore Deca
hope it is true; as think his situation rot ont,
irksome. but ing'orious. He might in that case
avail himself OF the FIRST opportunity 10 put to Sc.
or at least to run TO New-York, where he mich
harbour at a much less expence to the U. States.'
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AEfraet p 9 az q, ~. C0rreahondcat
PH1LApELrH1A, SEPT. s.

CoSflTUEIcdT.ED FOg GHE REGIST'E
EEfyaI of q iettcr/rom uu Hmericun zen D..
Nem0u. dakCd
81 rO JANFtRo. June q.
have iust heard that three British
men IS war arc gong ~ few days round
Tape Horn in search IS the Essex. end like
use TO take possession Of GJiuHihia River
where orr 60 n'Ty r40 have Q small settle.
ncnt. The force going is az follows SIS. ip
pb@5e, rating Sc aud mounting &c guhs ];
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NOMMutsIChTION.

Col. ISN Sc A COLES, of Ire 18Th Re
giment Of Infantry lett this place yrS. e,day
for tho Army IS the Cea.re Mai. T1OM
As a. HELMS. Of tie 1st Regiment o.
Li2ht l9rag aus, takes cbatgc If me Grsl
district Of N,rcioi,. o. which this isthe pri1
ciyal &c dezvcue--to whom al officers con
pccteA viii mskCtbeir resorts.
fredericksburg. 5th Sept. 1913.
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cHIlIMOrHP Aurn., 81

We understsnd that Col. Jo,nson's regiment Of
Kentucky mounted volunteers passed through i:ay
Ton the o2i and cad instswt, their way 20 tie
frontiers. This veg nicnt TOW 1900 strong, will ne
sriueuty useful IN repei.ins the incurscrs os the
hostile indisns which have OF late heeo5ne very tvou
hiesone so he iuhab,ants Of western sod north
western frontier. tredoaiaa.
Septs n,her
The Erie feet, urieretapd, is yet sistcned off
Ssndrsky Dsy--Conmcio-e Perry is seriously in
disposed. Scioto Gag.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.


Co.hy Of letter from HIM. II. yfiien, conf
nianding the U'ited SAFES brig .4rgus, 10
the Secretary or the Nary, dated
L'Orient, (France,) June -, 1913.
SIR--I have the honor to inform you that
the United States Brig Argus, has arrived
here in q passage of twenty three days, all
well. On our passage fell in with gin pursu-
ing our course) the British schooner Sala-
manca formerly the King Of Rome, Of New
York; oftwo hundred and sixty tons, pier =.
ced for eighteen guns, mounting six and
manned with sixteen men---she was from
Oporso, bound to newfoundland in ballast
captured ard burnt her.
shall Immediately proceed to put in ex-
ecution your orders as to our Interior desti-
nation.
7 have the honor to be, &c.
VIM. II. ALLEN.
Hon. VIM JONES,
Secretary of the Navy.
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on the frontier, but their departure thence is
uncertain. The Express to Gen. Floyd, of
fering him the command of the expedition,
has not yet returned. 1t is looked for to-
morrow. Col. Hawkins will set out in
day or two for the Agency, and will be fol-
lowed Immediately by a small Detachment
OF Regulars for the defence of that place
A predatory warfare. with various success
is still carried on by the adverse parties in
the nation. Not long since, M'Intosh with
about SIS of his followers plundered and
destroyed the town where M'Queen, who
heads the fanatics, has for Some time lived.
Alexander Corne!ls, leading Chief, has
gone tn Cowetau to press the friendly lndi-
ans to make battle, and to give assurances
that supplies of provisions, of which they
are great need. will be sent them without
delay. We understand that it is the nieu-
ton of the Prophets and their adherents to
attack this state, Tennessee and the settle
ments on Foipb;goy at the same time. They
will no doubt be fooled in all these attempts
as Gen. Claiborne IS at 'bigby. the weakest
and most exposed part. with a considerable
force. Journal.
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N0rFotE. Srpf. 6.
On Monday afternoon, tho BRITISH squad
ron under Admir2l Warren, got lrder weigh
(with tie exception Of I'VE vessels Of differ
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Your friend,
GEORGE CROCUAN,
Major mn I,tflufrg commaHdiuJ
Logoer- Sl,Liu8ky,

4 letter from New Haven, dated On thc
u Est. mentions, thar two vessels bad ARR
we'd here that morning from the West In
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.KNoHvlLLK - Anr. 3o.

T. detachment Of about three hundred re-
cruits. bel,rgiug t. the Rife and 24th Re
giments, march d from ibis place on Satur-
day last, under Major M'Dornald. for tho
Head QUsHers Of the North Western ar
my.
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WAsy1Ncrow.(M.r ny Angu

WASHING TON, NJ r. August h
Fosr troops OF cavalry, viz. eapts Cooks and
Kemp'sof Adams County capt uunn's of Amite,
auu captain Richardson's OF Wilkinson cosnty, have
received orders from his Exceilency the Governor,
to hold thenssves in readiness to march the iron-
tiera the shortes, notice. Six companies OF IN
fantry, one of which it is expectd will be mount.
ed have also been det,iled from the counties oil A.
dams, Jefferson. Claiborne, Ante and Wi'koson /;
snd under sin,iar orders
Extract Of a letter from Catt .9Leearfey C,sioit,
Riddle. Camp to Byi{afier General CiG;h2rre,
dated CszatoaDteaf, rear Fore Stoa,!arf, .4uSUsf
:. 1913.
"Maj. Beasey is posted with I so n the Of
the Alabama 50 as to cover the renssw settlements
Col. Carson marches to day with large detachment
for the frontier between the Fork of the TOmbgby
and the Alabama. Gen. Claiborne is actively eng.f
gcd ia making every disposition which his force will
ad,nit OF for the security OF the frontier.
al enclose you the copy of Talk seut by the
General on the 81 instant, TO the Chostaw Nation,
By Alsjor Balnger.''
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dies. and were spoken by the squadron and
told that tina, place was not blockaded, and
would not be.
Accounts from Barbados, to August o
make no mention of the capture of the Bri
fish frisate Theseus, by Commodore Rod
gers.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

THE citizens of Alexandra are it
formed tia, Mr. ESSOM has returned,
and proposes opening Singing School
again, if sufficient encouragement Do
yiyen. Those who wish to join his
School, or put their children under his
care, ars requested to meet at Mr.. A'
M'Clean's school Room next Mondsy
evening, at o'clock.
April
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| vENDU.EE f.,
Friday
p, corner corner of Prince
), I! Goods Gro
|, viii be ssPrss''"
toi the day. ". on Ii.
l.,;css of which ,,a arc
aD' 80, Limitation
IG. Marasller.
Fg5IClNES::
fTlIRpE r., r.
! ' l'r Street., otlf'''fe
{pS0.YS, and "'"f
|LLOYD'S'---- -.
,si in addition TO
[S,ocs, a general as
f.,,, Of the first qua,
he will sell whols'
! as good terms a.
L. in Baltimore OF
[nry Merchants and and
! Supplied on the
or on a gooo
.,I,o received a &C.
! Of Surgical hs'rH'
Patent Me&''"c''
he Bitter',
lent,
|. Elixir, for Coughs
Con,umptions, &c'
Powders,
be Paste,
I'D,
e,t, sc. &C.
st cash price given
! Freight :.
elegant fast sailing
th Ship
AVIAN,
Err OLD,)
b Barrels Flour, now
! Tor reception OF a
3ln G. Ladd.
SIMMS
be the practice of the
Circuit Court for the
ria. His Ohce Is
k.06ce of the Alsy2
! Public.
eveDt deception, the
aDel not to purchas,
b. offered as Paul's
On, that do not bear
l,ilcs as published bv
gent, Doctor JOHN
re.
nOmaS Paul.
L lSI3-Feb. IL.
HARO II. LITTLE,
Ia,agent Tor the pro-
Irld Museum.
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stream Boat for Sale.

The Columbian Steam boat laying ny
Tvher Greek Wharf, will be sold Oh
a. The othins,. at | O'Clock, at auc-
for the benefit of all concerned' the
. lbs oftbe said Company being hrst DIS
iced. She is about 4s tons oureneh'
e g hot,om. drawing small draft OF wa
Ia. ''h;ch will make it an object Tor
. .s engaged in the traffic IN wood OF OF
Grain to purchase her. Inc 'e', a Ru
B. made known on the day Oh sale' o'
order Of the Managers,
o'' K. Bestor.
7reasu'sr.
April S. sN
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s1JsPENDERS.

An assortmen. of the above articles
nav he had at the Msnufactory, lower
end of Prince Street-Hsndsome pat
terms and low prices.
Richard HorweH.
.;Is dim.
N 3. A few Of Horwells patent e
extra quality Nett Suspcndsrs, tinlshes
in very superior stils.
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Joseph H. Vaudeville,
King Street near the River,
OFFERS FOR SALE.

so hhds. and 100 bis. Orleans and
Muacavado Sugars,
:. go quarter chests and boxes Cum
powder, Imperial, Young Hysen,
Hyson Skin & Souchpng TEAS,
latest importation, and superior
quality,
10000 Id. loaf and lump Sugar,
IS puncheons Sd and 4th proof
Rum,
10000 ID green and white Coffee in
tierces, bags and barrels.
5000 DO best Goshen Cheese II
casks,
O 600 do common N. England do.
5000 do Pepper and Prmento,
pipes best Attn proof Cognac
Brandy,
Q do best American Gin,
10 boxes Chocolate,
80 hhIs GOOD retailing Molasses;
40 gals Oh Peach Brandy,
500 do old Rye Waiskey,
500 do Cherry Bounce.
lIo DIS, common w ofpkey,
8 pipes, s half do 80 or, casks
40 half or dc. MADEIRA, 1ene.
rife, Lisbon, Port and Malaga
WINES-warrantcd genuine,
so kegs single, double and treble
+, Gunpowder,
1000 ID. Shot assorted,
100 boxes brown Soap,
$50 do spermaceti, mould & d!pt
Candles,
so do. boxes and half boxes Spa
nisp Cigars,
$50 ream. wrapping and writing
Paper,
10 bales spinning Cotton,
S hhds Copperas,
do. roll Birthstone,
1000 h. Salt Petre,
600 nests Wooden Ware,
1000 h. red ooal Leather,
: so dozen beaver and wool Hats.
Nutmees, Cloves, Cassia, Pimente,
Mustard, best Sweet Oil in bottles,
Wine and Cider Vinspsr, white SHAY
ing Soap, Ground AVID Race Ginger,
Glauber Sails, American Cigars, best
Spani. h Indigo. Nader, SOFT u Hard
ohelied Almonds, Muscsdel, Bloom L
cas!l Raisins, esh Figs and Prunes,
F,amiltcn's and CARROTS Snuff in bot.
les, Gun Flints, Hair Sifters, Alum,
Fig Blue, Dcst CaTendish, small twist
and Pigtail Tobacco, Becswax, lew
we'll cured Tongues and Hams, Bed
cords, Traces, lines, &c. &c.
ALSO,
so tons Plaster,
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt,
$500 do Cadiz do. =.
400 bushels Blown and Ground Al
lum do in bulk and Sacks,
5000 lb. Seine Irvine, =
80 bushels fresh Clover Seed.
=. AND
Best S. fine Flour by the barrel.
March -, +"
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March Is
NOTICE.

THE public are informed that FISH
1 Wharf will be estaolishea ol'
Jones's Point, for their accommodation
during the season r;oh will
persons wishing to put up Fish WIZ
be accommodated with ground ior '''oi'
stands gratis.
rich %.
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[No. 3esl
80 Dollars Reward.
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber
H IN May 1911, Negro Man named
D I c. K.

He IS about u or IS years of age, $
feet 10 inches aigh, thick lips, white
teeth, and has a down look. He has on
the back ofhis neck lump about the
siz. of haxle nu,-his cloathing not
recollected. l will give Twenty Doll
lars for experimenting him in the ecun.
ty, and securing him SO that get him
again, or the above reward if taken up
at any greater distance, and reasonable
charges i brought home.
DoBDRIDGE PITT CHIcHBs1ER.
Fairfax County, near Pohick Church.
~ Masters of vessels and others
are, iorewarned against harboring, en-.
p'oying or carrying off said Fellow.
M.rch 25
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LAWRAsON & FOWLE

LAWRASON & FOWLE
HIVE FOR SHE u
THE Cargo of Schooner lrave .oao
Cant Morrow, from Portland, OF 4ooo
feet merchantabfe and clear Lumber
ALSO, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing l VINE
100 boxes mould and dipt Candies
SO cases sweet Oii.
10 barrels tanners On'
February l.
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NOTICE.

MOI lCE.
u~HE Stockholders ofthe Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, are hereby
s ser cent. on the capital stock paid io' IS
this III day declared payable to ths E'i.. o.
their legal representatives, on Friday
''' By order Of the President 'ne
Directors.
WIN. PATTON, jr. Cashier
March g
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dissolution of Partnership.

YVYuF subscribers have TINS DAY us
solved their partnership IN !he
S1ddlinr Business. All persons nasn!s
o,';'ns sca;nst the firm are notihed to
-, !, the same for settlement on OF
b.ro@e the 9th day of the present mon,n,
and all persons indebted there! o 10 1a "A, ~
nav,nen, on or before the sad aay U
WIN :. s Dorrcfl, who has the settle
men, OF the partnership business
Patr> ok King,
VIM. S. Dorrell.
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rem T,

KEN
/ s'r'H 'nla,edidte!y,
E'ocd ROUSE with
Fod, at the upper end
Also, a convenient
WIN two acres Of
+ end Of Water street,
FFt Patton. II.
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Frla Museum,
Exception of visitors,
noay exceptcd> from
/ v and on We'd
5 10 9 o'clock.
it a pleasure,
7 rjsvlng an assem-
\ OF Nature and Art,
ID.
r Museum, is at all
= AdUittance for
\ cents, each visit
EeAls.