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Mr. Mercer Tof Loudoun submitted
the following resolution which was a.
dop.ed:
Resolped, That the treasurer be re-
ouested 10 lay before the House OF De-
!egates detailed account Of tire expen.
ditures which have been alrt ady made,
cut of the contingent fund provided by
an act of the last General Assembly !; &
similar account Of the disbursements
down to this period trade III pursuance
If the oct of the last G>ueral Assembly.
entitled, sen act providing for the de.
fence Of the state against INVASION or in.
surtcction ;'-together with an account
Of such sums. if any, as may have been
borrowed, in behalf Of The Common.
wealth. of either Of the banks Of Vlr-
ginia Ill aid of the revenue Of tue Cur
rent year.
Mr.. Sara d (of Spottsylvsnia) offer
Cd tic following resolution, which WIS
alss adopted, and agreed 10 BY The S..
nate:
RESOLVED, That the executive Of this
state be requested to lay before the &c.
neral Assembly any further, or other,
correspondence, than that already com.
nunicated, which may have taken place
since the adjournment Of the last session
Of the General Assembly, between the
executive of this state and that of the
United States, or any ne mber thereof
(f any such there be,) touching the
measures for the defence Of the state,
or the act CT the General Assembly,
passed The l5h of February, 1918, en-.
tltled An act providing for the defence
of the state against invasion ard insur
rection."
On motion Of Mr.. Banks (of Medi-
son leave was given to bring In bill to
repeal that provision in oul laws which
exemp,s the students al public semina
RIGS from militia duty.
Mr. Stsnard offered a resolution, which
being amended and agreed 10 by the Sc
nate reads as follows:
RESOLVED. That the executive of this
state be requested to lay before the Ge
neral Assembly, its correspondence with
the executive of the y. States touching
the claim of the commonwealth to re-
inbursetnent for the various expendi-
lures incident to the calling out, trans.
portauon, ard keeping in actual service,
any body or bodies OF the militia OF this
commonwealth (since the first d0y Ct
January, ore thousand eight hundred
AID seven J also a statement OF those
expenditures. and statement Of The
numbcr a,d description Of the militia
at the CururnuEwealth, now IN actual
service; scrInina,ng those III any
such ttc,e be for the eXpences incident
o winch, On the principles couteided
FIR Nv the executive 81 the u States.
tbe common wcalti. will not be enlii, d
70 re. endorsement from the L 5 'ates
and Discriminating be,wcen all those
exptnccs incident to Tie d ats # III
militia aforesaid, which the gosctpmert
Of the U!itcd States either have reius-
cd to reimburse, or have not rein.
bursed, and those which they have &C.
tusily -inbursed, or have ag'etd to
re .iuturse.
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CHARLESTON, IS. C May s.

Oh NNLE'S wv, d z J HfHF ..
The following is list OF the crniz
ers now of the coast. together
with their force
Morgiana, sixtcen 2I-pounder ear
ronades. 9 long skies, and 1870 men.
Sophie, sixteen So FOUNDER caro-
naees, 2 long SKIES. ard $50 men.
CoIibri. sixteen 50 FOUNDER CARO-
nades. and $50 men.
Privateer schr. Dash, gun, and
so men.
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rTOLEN re''']
Of js~.' D:.1|
,csr,he slooc 'p'1s1
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~ George T 1'n II
ng toro'ber the u
IN, pe,soo gly9,is1
non at,he Office o.
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BOSTON b

-
y, Arrived a num5adI
from the ess'esrd-S}
from Bath. Ga l.,1
Ann. was Chased b |
" hlch aoemp'sd to \
within about three ua.
them Gu. 1T Two ,:ns
X 'n"ebeck and r5es.h
which hose abou, 10
Ra'-rhe Zig it, In.
at them. Spike .;ral
ing boats, vhNh g.
the Tenedos aid Srq
Arrived tie Sv-t.s
Trden,an, 2?day.Sl
Left at Porto Re- I'D
Comet Al"rlo bra
lhop; Aog'ie, M,rI
81 Gabriei T ,rt:n,l-
Schr Wasp, Ssg
At day Iigh, IBIS nprl
from Cgpe Am, s,' 4
posed the TyDstsg
heard The rcPort Ma
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Nav 90:

50 Do !.
VIII be b si'eo 70 II
give intorn /. ,s.,,.S !
97r1-rl, ard 'r,',,y}
' ''' 'ss n iE {. ,;,1,$.sl
they NAV be ,'S''
% punishm'',c CA
May %. =
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Li s.is Sc, ,l l.l!,,,s.a..
i &c. spoke J, ship lca a. !. !
from Ire Savannah for l'ss |
t.; tsn' Of do "a t,,s fs. ]
!. 10 Company. Apa IL, |
~ . :; 5'' was boa de- :" |
! R"IIa' of 10 guns N.Y.
l"nds' Was ss.,d.tI,,']
company. rc.p.,a /
81 Us t. ., pubIi.bm,T1
" YuvilIr..,r,..,1
that although cur es..a 4
p'ss'ns the for, at Sly
was fired =. '''
mt. IN "'s's very p,.r.s1
~. .os water absur 70 pS1
s sO Such | an ID NaI
Ten .om' which make, i,r,1
sci to pass ,Dis for,
DID, Brig s''ly Rls d +
GAYS 'rom Cadla. MI
long : 6', spoke 5a, v {,
j., u days from Por,I,,,S j
l8 miles frcn, ',a' 2
u the A'as'a irisse, H IN
g sl0op Hermit, H.
Saw savs1 IN; L.a III IL
brig Ulysses, Hill,
and sIoop Edva-J. !,
certain Spoke rp.s i,
n morning Il mile,
sa0dy Hook, saw tro
orig star dit 9 TO Ill.
easy sail. Is ,,,,.,
Hermit among whom
Pr'ze master of,5,r
Ct AnsuiIla, Of : e,sr
p'lz; 10 the Hoikai
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/" NOTICE 70

~ NOTICE DI
As about ~ iteld
10 he taken IF Isn b
VI PJrtIard l.gh'haa
,crn placed tbere@j
polished ftcn he II
FIRST ct JAY DuTil}
cd for making the 10 |
a large magnIiyrs y
pended on a pcIt ~
The lighthouse, AID d
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After the proclamation was made, his
excelicncy Governor SMITH was INTRO,
duced 70 the Council Chamber, and upon
ose. ing nintseif 70 take tAe oath, adj
dressed the audience in the following
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-09
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9
HYGgIa .4C.lDEWY.

TIME public are informed ina. P"f
suant to an actof the Virginia L.
qisla,ure, giving authority 10 cer'a'n
commissioners, to sell the public ouiio-
inps formerly occupied by the disiri
Court at Hay Market. II 'ha County @
p,ince.Wiliiam, Virgins: 4 pnrchaz,
of said buildings has been made by a.
association Of gentlemen, with vleE Z
convert them into seminary CT lear,
hg; for the governmen. whereof /"
number OF tie most respectable pefs"i2s
in the adjoining counties have been re-
rularly constituted board oil Trustee
Having been then duly appointed an1
Instituted, the Trustees have procc edcc
TO the alteration and repairs OF the bulla
inys, which are now in readiness tTthe
accommodation Of more thar onc hun
dred students. They have engaged +"
professor of the dead languages and
bellies lettres, S one Of the mathematics
& higher branches. Ooh gentlemen OF
liberal education aud experience a.
teachers. The course Of education vii!
comprehend all the branches CT l'e'a
ture as pursued in the Eastern Guile;
gcs; Gt being intended to apply spcedI
ly for an act of incorporallop, ins,l'unne
the seminary aresulsr College, with tn
power of conterring degrees. The
Trustees have likewise engaged gen
t.eaan Of the first respec,abli'y and
mora character 10 act as Steward anI
take charge of the boarding department
o. this account they VIII ever have Il
IN their power to regulate the pTice "t
board a. the lowest rate; and iHiiae".
W be enabled to conhne the students Il
tie observance Of regular hours. and %
al the rules Of the institution. Iae
school will be opened Oh the fast OF j.
Buary ensuing.
OF this situation, it NAV be confident
w said, lha, no place liz the union Com
hnes greater variety or Important, al
santaees for the above menIlo..f" "hlec'
The responsibility and moral habits at
the neishborhood. the uncommon heath
fulness Of the place itself, It's contigul
70 rich farms, whose snpeFtnity OF t"'
best meats, and all other desirable arii-
Giles of living, must reduce he cost
whilst IL increases the comtrr'sot board;
shieL to the ciGcua>tance OF It's being
aader the fostering Care IF we'll h'tca
parsons Immediately in the n~ighbo'-
hood whose du;y and interest must alike
prompt then t. : soiicit"us attention to
its welfare, icayes nothing 10 De desired
b. parents. VINO feel : natural regard Tor
.ae future advancement and prosperity
of their sons.
By order Of the Board.
THOMAS TURNER,
President.
EDMOND BROOKS,
Secretary.
Hey.N4-ket Dec. s-li Cal
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NEW YORK. January :.

Arrived. the elegant corvette b;iIt
ship Thomas. HiiIard. master. in 20
days from Lendon. Left atLa,aon
ship William and liza. Rowland
for New Bedford. (as a carleI) in 10
days: ship liar, land. Peters. for n
York. in %; China Packet, vii.
Hams, fer Philadelphia. in Is; Bru-
tus, Goodrich. New York. uncer.
tain: Mary. Terry. do. 10; brig
Caiharine Jane. Darling. for New
York as eartel) uncertain. On
leaving the emanuel was chased bv
five brigs OF var in company. the
first Of which! gave chase within .un
shot. anu after fsur hours pursuit
under press of sail, finding US leave
them fast, gave up. Lat. -. 90.
long. 2s, on the 18th Of November
spoke ship Pennsylvania, from PhiI.-
deiPhia for Liverpool, .. a cartel
I g days out. Twelve DAYS from the
Mere. ne we're on the Banks Of New
'sunaiand, and expected TO make a
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BULLETIN

s. The Marshal Prince Kutusow,
in bis report addressed to bi. Males
~ the Emperor. from the yiiissr Of
Saraniino, of The 4th of October.
states, that no important event l,aa
AIKEN Place up to that day, except
sfairs Of advance guard, and &c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-09
LATEST
LATEST
FOREIGN IN'TELLIcEfcE.
Brough, BY thr shin Thomas, srr'Oea
q, Mew- York, in 40 day. fOm London.

II "
PARIS. Nov. 2.
T,seafu fourth Bulletin Of the Grand
.ArTy.
IS Noscow. Oct. III. 1919.
Gen. Baron De,zoas has march.
ID mon Dinitrow. The advanced
.,uard of the King of Naples is upon
The Nata. in the presence of the en-
emv. who is occupied with refresh
;,g his army. and completing it by
mean, Of the militia.
:. The weather. is still fine. The
Grst snow fell Yesterday. In twenN :;
DAYS We shall he in winter quarteI :
:. .rae Russian troops in Nolda'ia
ave joined General Tomazow. those
+ Firiaaii nave disemh.rhed at Ri
"A. 'Tapv came ont and attacked
10 10th corps. They were beaten;
$500 men we're made iF.;n1ers. ihe
ig.ia! account a. iii, brilliant com-
Dat. wi,irn aae, ~ mach h0nor 10
zen. de ycrVk. IS not yet received.
Al, uHr neuI:' . haze ie;l Smo-
..,.isk. Ss;ash. mi Ioi,i'oI. a great
,p;u,Gar are Hrst1rs,!. aud have re-
;0,ra,i i;leir ca',s.
i;uad nvir.;c correspondence,
between px;.vs,urrh and Moscow
las made knoWn tie situation OF
this E.:npiFc. Ihe prnjce' of burn
Ing .,cseow was kept secret. The
greater part Oh it,e Mobiles and in4i-
yiduals knew nothing of it.
q" The Engineers nave drawn out
plan Of he city. marking the hou-
ses which have been saved from the
aames. Ii ao,ears that there has
aaly been saved t,'orpthe confiaSra-
ion tie ten,h part Of the city,
Mise tenta,s OF il 30 longer exist"
Paris. Nov. ;.
We have this ia, received letters
from ,losrow. da:ei OFT IS. The
emperor still continues at that city.
and TO enjoy The hes. state Of health.
Ills Majesty was constantly employ
I'd with the details Of the Military
administration. The weather still
continues very siGe.
CAnL.HAM. OFT. 26.
Tue latest accounts rom ti.. ether
side ini;orm us. that Donaparte is on
his way to Paris. ard is now al 10
nis,he;,, w!.:c Nc has ordered Quar-
ters ior 1900 iHfa. lie has issu
ed a proclamation. .isnifying lis in
tan:,an .. inueiiaiel, returning 20
H,'l.in. as s.on as B: has complied
-" '::R SIT - -ann nn" -,f L.
t,ea'i'. we ihi?"a' h''i' I" spare 'he
iihss'aHs' a''' Ft'u''' 80 .'o "'s'h'
OF HIS country ""S'e nc A. 81 '"u'"
Hd'rra.
M fSh"''. % ~ ".r'''n ."
thursday win td''ir'' h";e'
A,"> Don. N"'. ..
\ ne" ha''i % h'th:"s are s"!i
10 nave ''e"" 'i>,i'l nF hoh"?af'F.
VIA ''''H''o"' ''asi"ea I" 'ne f'3a-
ia,ioas vi our n'n.'' 90 rate '''e
tAiaus'7u s'"'. % W. '''"e'' 'lha'-
ces compfis NJ" 10 'r''N upon 'h;s
point. we uh"trs'ai'n 'h'H Vie di-
ue'' war" nc s''' DERIVE from car
goes 10, s'.'e'' '''t'''es ''"'r S q;
r"Sa'i '',is g, c'a"''! ~. =" '"i' '''"e
sh'Ft Vi haii d h'''''o! s'er''ns-
&c n'iaa,t'' ., p''' so'."''Iss a. a'
, ,a' ..'..se It" ''e '''' u A'
yovsm,.r 10
W. ,., D.
We '' 10
10 'ns ~ ,h ,''', e"m,%, Wv ~ ,'
D",'':. ' ,s,,a.; 80" Saa' wv
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very short passage

very short passage +: ;,
so or 80 days. We had
gales from the wed
80, long. IS. 80. "a,
squadron of three |,
s'oop Of war. viii, ,.,.
men in company. Size.
after which saw oct;
Sable, took tne wind ,
arrived at The Iio,.
The following ye,.,l,
Arel'angeI by the I.
22d OF September. D.,
cargoes on board am
when the news Of III.
was received, but h,f
and hauled up for liz,
Eliza Ann. Porter, Of
Herald, Graves. Of
Stedinan, Of Boston:
Of Salem; barge P.
ton. Of Salem =; brig
Of Boston. The Tho,
by several priyateen.
Norway.-Pa-sengsh
Messrs. Sheffield and
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/ WO Dollars reward.

I'd AN AWAY from the subscribeT
a, sn the 90 o! November list. an
Ap, ~en,ice BY 10 the Shoe and Saot-
making business. He is abnuI IL years
cf age, feet 3 or isches high /; his
when spoken TO a down look had Oh.
when he weat away pei- OF country
cloth trowsers an6 Diue rouuhab@ u. snt.
wool battle Is at as ta'herss, Jonn
Anderson, living rear Broad Creek
ChuG b. IN Nary'and.
A.ss. q HEIFER which viii he one
vs.E nid mex: spring |, Is al lgh,lsh
red color; has white io:eic-d ai.d
ST.; in each ear. IL is cxpec,ed she Is
towards the F.ur-miic Run.
Whoever will bring Dc The abeve
mentioned Apprentice al'i Hitter shall
r. GIVE two ,,-,.iars; ~ tie fes.=r :.innc.
5 J. receive tee Sane 4 -. give
6 Cents for the /; ~i,',ou, the
Il -.fcr.
Al .efs"ns are forbid ha-ha-ia2 said
By uuaer .ae severs.; ps".it'ts Of ii:e
hS.
!ohn Mod.
Sroe ard Boo;-masc-, Dakc S.recg.
t-s~-,F
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Herald, Graves. Of ,g
Stcdman, Of Boston:
of Salem; BARGE P.
ton. Of Salem: brig
Of Boston. Ihe'Ihp
by several priyateen
Norway.-Pa-senssb,ss
Messrs. Sheffield and
BOSTON. d.
Commodore RE ,r az,
Yester,!av s"riv,aDhl
FROM a clu sc 81 T., s.
frigates pre,'!ra'. Co, ~, ,;
Congress. Capt. Smitl.s \
been as far 20 the {. ~
to the ). as lat. f., NJ
90. they ran down the i
lorg. 81. AID PASSED ~
ward within i2G NC, f
Oct II. gave c'.a,s w.
f.igaie Nympi,e. VII, ~
the night. Nov. i,i,- ~
IS, ST.. al half posi- :.
vered a ship Of W. -
chantmen. and gov ~
rnen.'s vessels .r -,
sig'., II the nan q; +, %
6. being very Hi,k 81.
gave M tie Fur@ui' a.; Is.
OF war pro.rd 20 be y.
lAtPa. she had W m,aI
consoy. One Of ~. -
sent in was taken BY %I
Oct. 22. lying {" N a re-;
deRt sp'un. her mdi"r. xt'
above tie gnu fcrh *
80. lat. AZ Gcrniuda. - y.
ii!e sw edish s'co9 f. 81,
hnrs, Is days i'rom \. ~,
carts. Dee. 8. 1T. IA,
il. f"iI in witt srh. Va
Mas. ) days from = ia. ~,
Rad sprung her ref. sci
.chace. and during !htg. III
and the vess, vas sa IN,
the crew reec!y ed "a y 20
gIrss. Dee. ii. lat. p "A
Ii. boarded ship > u
from pl!i.""<' .l.ia for e,
ship l.ouis.. Cecilia, %,
Savannah FIR i.isbDr. =,
satecr feazrr. OF NrVw
w-Harsn. informed III
OF he Macedonian n ! Il
ship Bedford Dcnnri. ii C
) dc! 5 from BaI,inU.r ii
ard she was ordered in 4
g.. s. for having a Ices
d. '. BEARDED ship Gen. e
A!"ganG:,a i.i>hon. =
Ia. 80. sDnke a 6w"r"
days from 81. Dart. TO- -
9Th. lat. 38. -. toat"
Zard. g d4ys !r":" & " z
Orleans. 2Sfh. III =
lo",Iea IT, :erf@gr Ii
GranGe. Z ,i@,s :-a,n y, a
Lisbon. BE-. q. u .
Stream, While l,iHg !,
gale. The President :al. a,
sea. ~ iiici swept tiie.M A
way. started he nd" y
E.cn, wounded !. / ~
has about &c piisoGer'' 's
Tire squadron a'so 5or
SO. so. Jon. e.. ship -
lock. ) days from q
Lisbon. About Dec ~
ard, from Lisbon t'r q
On Tuesda: last. to ii'sh
OF the SOnih 81. nal ii Is
saw a light American y %
with a figure head ard q
mica top gallant mas y
the Son.h, aad a sch. " y
sail. Same day. saw u q
az a merchant vessel. ~
floating. ard a bSrreI VI &
painted white. and II
supposed to contain Q. Z
saw several boards arc ri
posed 10 ave been Pan
wrecked. i
The President anil 4
ing their cruise. have - 3
tish packet Swai'or. ~. (
slap Argo. bait. 81 "A
sometime since. &c! . 4
enemy's cruisers excsm : /
and GaIla,ea. The RI
lie Congress kept the i
provisions were nearly
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FlSY.:P HG.SE"a.2,..

FEfz5E PaN-a2Mcs,EoE las ar
.iyeG ~ Tow, aI.i sci = ready
Z sxAisiion la tew dlys.-Further
q rs y Ii be given.
Z
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THoMAs SIM, Sec'ry.
IN COUNCIL.

MAY !, 1913. -.
Ordered, that theSupelintenant of 20.
lice be directed to pave Royal street, a
grseable to the application Of the pro-
prietols of ground on said street, be-
tween Cameron and Qpeen streets, some
time ago laid before Council. & sceord-
ing to the order made by Council ON
the subiec, on the ll,h of April, 1900:
A petition from James Sauderson and
Amos Alexander was read, praying per-
mission to take dirt from tho North side
of King and West streets, for the pur-
pose of filing up nuisances on their lots
in that Observation-Disclosures granted, up
on the provisr that they take no more
dirt for that purpose than is necessary,
according 10 the opinion OF the Supsrln-
terdant Of Police.
Ordered, that the sum Of one hundred
dollars be paid to each of the constables
for executing the duties of their Offices
under the corporation laws, for the pre-
sent year, to commence from the 10th
ult.
Ordered, that the following warrants
be isssed:
Ia favor Of William Dulany for extra
services as Constable S SO
Andrew Schol6eld, use of the Poor
House 8 Aoo
Ordered, that the Superintendent OF
Police do place pump Oh the south
side of King street, near the centre "t
said street, between Fairfax and Royal
streets.
On ballotting for Cons,sbles for the
ensuing year, Archibsnd Taylor, EtlJah
Chcpault, John G.. Mandeil and John
Neale, were unaninously elected.
For Board of Health-Nm. 5 Moore,
Andrew Jameson, John Lloyd, William
Patton, B. Hampson, L. Janney, George
Deneale, John Roberts, Alex. M'Ken-
Zic.
Ordered, that the Clerk furnish each
Constable, and also the Superintendent
Of Police, and Clerk of the Market, with
the several laws regulating their duties.
Ordered, that the work ordered to De
done on the public square, be done ny
The Superintendent of Police under the
direction of the committee who report.
ed the same as necessary 10 be dohe.
Ordered, that Mcssr.. Muneaster,
Patton, Newton & Vowel, DC a commit
tee to bring in bill for raising a reye-
nue. for the present year.
Extract from the minutes,
J. D. SIMMS, C.
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BALTIMORE, April 90.

Yesterday about six hundred OF the
enemy in barges took possession OF SPE-
SUITE Island near the head OF the
Chesapeake at The time OF their land
ipg there were number ofPersons Otis
supposed nearly one hundred) on the ISL
and, where they had gohe to hsh-two
Of them escaped to the shore of Hartford
county and brought The above intelll-
gence. -.
We hear from Kent County in this
state, that two persons were taken up
few DAYS since on suspicion of having
SUPPLIED some Of the enemy's ships with
provisions they were sent under guard
to general Chambers, at Chestcrtown,
where thcy were recognised by three
British dcsefters, who declared that they
had supplied the vessels from which
they had deserted, with provisions-The
names of the persons are not mentioned
in The iettcrglviog the above information.
Endorsement on tie way.6W at HcVre
9e Grace, dated last eDering, says,
The enemy have this day moved up
TO SDecutia Several barges came with
in the narrous, and passed up on the in
side and landed. / saw two large schoo.
Dcrs."
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lit a meeting Of a number Of members Of
the faculty Of Medicine Of flashing
ton CRY and Geergefsva, District Of
Columbia, convsaed by hu5fc motto. at
the Council Chamber in the Csy Of
Washington on Thursday the 29!h in
slant, Doctor CHAs. WoRTHING7oN
being called to the chair, and Doctor
T8eMAS SIM ohhoinfsd SEC. Tie
following preamble y resolutions we're
unanimously adapted:
WHEREAS it hath pleased the Al
mighty Disposer of human events IN
the dsath of Doctor Benjamin Rush of
Philadelphia, to deprive the Profession
of Medicine one of its most emlaent and
distinguished members; Literature OF
one of its brightest ornaments; the poor,
the diseased and afflicted Of al active
and jealous beneiactor and the world
Of an illustrious Observation-Disclosures the
members of the present mestins, many
of whom have individually prohted by
his instruction and been ediGed by his
example, in commemorauon of his vlr-
tues and their deep regret at tho public
loss
Do Rssolue, That out of respect to
the illnst,ious deceased, they will wear
Grape upon tho left arm for sixty days
Resolved, That an eulogium upon sr.
Rash be delivered on the ED OF June
next, at some convenient place in the
CITY of Washington, of which due no.
,ice sil be given) and that Doct. Thos.
Sim do prepare and deliver the same.
RESOLVED, That committee be APP
pointed to superintend the arrangements
of the day, and that Doctor Blake, Doc
tor Hunt, and Doctor Clarke Of the city
of Washington, and Doctor Bohrer and
Baker of Georgetown do compose that
committee.
CHAS. WORTHINGTON,
Chairman.
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sight, taking soundings in the channel
r. the pitch Of the Cape. Another at
tack appears to be contemplated. Three
nersons are put under arrest here Tor
trading with the enemy. The sloep
Black Duck, mentioned in former let
ter as trading with the enemy's squad
ron, belongs to a mea,ber of the state
Ierisla,urs, of the name of Stout he
has hsen on board several times, l am
informed, and his vessel is seized-the
neoDIe who have seized her have found
On board her two boxes of oranges, and
two bags containing three or four BUSH
els of Liverpool salt. The sleep is now
above, the Drawbridge at Bread-Klln.
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1909 Mr.. Maxwell's vote was 223; in
1910, it was 2l9. No federal candidate
opposed Mr.. Goodwin for the Senate, he
is elected by handsome majoriiy-
there was indeed another sort of oppo-
sition. in the county to Mr.. Goodwin,
which would have lost him his election,
if Mr.. Whitehead's friends had not ge.
morally supported hiln-this, and Mr..
Godwin's timely arrival (during the C.
lestionl defeated a deep laid plan, in
which, we understand, Mr.. Holt had no
agency, and did not offer-touching this
subject, we have neat article from
NaAsemond.
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sides, out Of the reach Of political strife
and military ambition. We shall then
see the path of our duty plainly--we
shall like christians and candid men, de.
eide righteeusly between the angry cla-
mors for war, and the things that make
for peace. Here every man can exa-
mine for HIMSELF without political die
tator and in matters of such awful re-
sponsibility and such danger, let polltl.
clans say what they will, the voice OF
of right reason and good sense says
First Count the Cost.