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SEANZAS


{ SuPpose6 TO be -ut;tfer near tHe rrave Of RE
Hon. Juago Parier
" ger him whose doom the Virtues srieve
Aerial forms shall sit at eve,
And bend the penSive head" COLLINS
%, let me lure thee, stranger, from the way
Where braken- wild, * harsh-topt popiars wave !;
q, let me lead To where you lingering ray
Leans mild iustrc on the Good .ldn's grave
Stranger beneath that clay cold sod disposed.
Where sence yields but u the zephyr's breath
Lilies evanescent scenes forever closed
Lo, virtue sluniberng in the arms oil death
Yes in this " petty space" confined by ape
Lies al! allied 10 Virtue, Honor, truth
The Statesman, Patriot, Father, Friend aud Sage !.
The lore OF wisdom, aad the warmth Of youth
Tread lightly then, and yenerate the dust
VI one 10 ali the charities erdesre,l--
Cheerful, resigned, affectIonate and juss
BY Strangers honor'd, and by friends revered
o, le,not Folly. Pride, or Envy dare
On this meek seof, with footsteps harsl, obtrude-
Here lee the gedtie DoralIst repair
And teach the luxury of doing gyod
Here, let the orphan ci,ild, the widowed .p;f..
he meek III spiiI,, and the friendesst ii
How vast his goodness, and how pure his life.
How loved he lived, aud no " iamenteJ fen,
Stranger so, learn to initiate his worth
Lake him let Virtue all thy steps attend
shed last Il ar--'ropo'er ais haaweti earth.
AND, U.r! III taerGy.-.be like his thine en.,
SEDLEY
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THE SUBSCRIBER,
AS for sale on secom modsting isrins, the "a.
l owing ARTICLES, viz
10 Hhds 4,h proof Antigua Rum,
do. 5th proof Jamaica do--vsry Did
pipes Cogni,c Brsasy,
10 cases real Holland Gin,
10 q',attec casks oil Madeira Wine,
halt pipes dry Lisbon 30.
do. Sherry 10.
9 pipes London Tencriae do.
80 ioz. gen,ine old sort do.
d. 20 oz Crab Cider,
10 !'hds. refucd Loaf Sugar,
- i'lls first qnsl.y u ROW. Jamaica DO.
20 oOalb. prime Coffee in bags.
10 chests Imperial gun-powdei. tea,
SO l'.hcn case. do. dos %. IN es,h
10 Bmes tres, Mustard, .
90 do. Spcrmace, Candies
20 do. Tsiuw do
5000 TO- Goshen, Cheese,
"a Boxes Pineapple DO.
uerees fresh clover seed.
50 Crates blue aud Green edg'd. Dining Plates,
~ do Cream coPd. do.
10 do. assorted dc. =
20 dis. each or,ainine Diniae set.
IT. S o.
general assortment Of rich cut anil rlsn class
among when Chapd eers,, Ljsiees, Close
lamps, 1nds Shades, Wine Cc0eSs finger Cups.
Large aud small ssl,sis, &c. tSr
April %. OWE:
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|heing considered as continuing their allegi-
ance to the King and Country. they were
to be allowed to naturalize themselves in
another country by some months residence,
then would there be security on the one
side and danger on the o,her--then wonid
the navy of England be reduced tn that
situation from which no protection cou,d
be hoped. When they had arrived at that
point, their Lordships might take his word
for il. that this country world be gone for
ever. But these points respecting the inn
pressment OF seamen, and the na,ura.iz iii
on of the subjects of foreign States. were
new topics pressed into the service by A.
merica, when they no longer had prstex,
for going to war by the cNntinnaece Of the
Orders in Council. Before the revocation
of those ORDERS, England had never heard
of those topics as pre,exts for the " arr
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UNITED STATES LOAN.

treasury Impairment.
49, .IPr!l 18TH, 1918
Those persona who have subscribed To The JJi,rd
states Loan Oh sixteen Milbous OF dollars urio- Ia
The nTst day OF the present month Of April, are
hereby notned, thst terms d fer, NJ from tlns. I'M
der which they made their sGbsc iptfons have L..n
allowed To the persons who iaqe taken tl. remain,
der of the said Loan of sixteen millions; ana ina,
conioraaby 10 the public notification f.,r, this H..
partment OF the 18th OF March last tnose vim
subscribed prior tue Is. oil Aprii hayt the ,r,.
siieBe oi taxing the terms thur subsequently ALLOW
ed and when terms AS follows viz
]. That the subscr,Der shall receive 2 sx ner
cent. stock, the interest payable quar-, CIR year
y,redeemabie at the pleasure Of the United
States at any time after the end OF the ve az
1898, at the rate of EigntY eight per cent
or 100 dollars ia stock ior IS dollars in mo.
ney.
Or, Tia. the subscriber, for every hundred
dollars IA money shall receive one han red
dollars in the same species of six per cent
stock, and an annuity for thirteen ears from
the first day of January last, of one dollar and
- fifty cents, payable qusrter.yearl
he subscribers who may wish 10 avail them
selves OF these terms, will present their scr;u.eer.
nhcates 10 the Ca,ljer OF tie Bank by whom, ,L,
we're issued, and VIII express in writing on the f.ee
OF the same, which of the above terms tley will e.
lect to accept, and viii receive from the Cashier
ne"serp'certl'icates eonfopmaby thereto; the pay
ments upon which and uudiug whereof are e, be cf
teciedin the same manner as before.
Suoh Subscribers rs have already completed their
payments and obtained certificates of funded stock
ana annuites On the terms originally proposed are
~ sufFs"hsF Tue SaHfe 20 the c0nis soner Of Loans
or to the Register nf the Treasury by yhoyn they
were Issued, expressing their election in the same
manners aud will receive from him eerti6estes al
funded stock, and Of anupities 90 the ess~ NAV
be- ~ conformity With the election they may thus
make.
ALBERT GALLATIN,
.,os Secretary fthe TTeasayy.
3
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To the Ediior-dated

WILLIAMSBURG 10Th April, 1918.
his truly republican old city with which
and its inhabitants, I become the more de-
lighted, in proportion as my acquaintance
with them Increases. yesterday exhibited a
spectacle truly grateful to the soldier and
patriot.
About IL o'clock, the prisoners Of whom
sP nc in my last, escorted by Capt. John
E. Brownies volunteer company of Infantr
and part OF Capt Cooper's Volunteer
tronp OF Cavalry. reached the old CAPITOL.
IN which they were forth with comfortable
lodged. Observing that their fellow ci,;
zens OF the guard. were much fatigued with
the arduons da'y they had UNDERGONE
about fifty CT the inhabitants immediate =
volunteered to take their places for q
hours. Their patriotic tender Of service
was readily accep ed by the capt. and the
soldiers discharged from duty for thar time.
hear the terms of gratitude i'm which the
prisoners speak of the humane Treatment,
that has been extended to them, both by
citizen and soldier, since their CAPTURE
they are in high spirits, and appear 10
dread nothing so much as being exclaimed
They will resume their march to-morTo,r
but sailors are not calculated TO travel ex
Peditiously by land. and / should NOT be
surprised tohear, Notwithstanding that they
have been allowed a day of rest here. tha,
they did not reach your city till Tuesday
or Wednesday next.
A. VISITOR,
o. Tsey(5 5)srrived in this city on Tuesday. s. ar.
accommodated in Mr. Philipotts' Warehouse ygI,ieL
tue refreshing Volunteers had tenan.ed brfore
them. subscription is foot 20 furnish them
witli seme ei0athing sc. The Marshall is inforoo
ed ~ Mr.. Mason, Commissary- General of Prison
erS that lac expects to exchange them for some of
our captive sOuntry zen H. the w Indies
The OGIcets are nov on their porol ~ Mr. Tin.
icy public house in 6oochland about fifty miles .
Dove this ciy---a very pleasant situation
Let the Brush ha-siarVe their prisoners az in la
maca, or yield them up to the slaughter k,iye of
t"e S'Saga-we Til not violate the outesies which
are due to the unfortunate whom Tie elarce nj yc .
eas thrown into our hands. We shall convince the
roe that our conduct is assuperior to theirs "a our
cause IS more lHst---and that this yirsed Rebnl.
LIf, this isnd Of JasobiHs and disoresu;xers tl,
| Of . rebels b bastsrds," Is rs trae 60 an H.
charities o. social lite, the pioudsst nation
"msh heSs the ioot-stoel OF King.
.0J1 If man were to sit down {, detect
all thefabricaGons in the Fedora! Repub.
mean his task would be ike chat Of the
| lndian ITO count the leaves on the trees
and the Sands on the sea shore"
Mr. Randolph (says iii, mirror Of
truthD mas lost his election through the
| 'tadIed mstamorphosis or GERRT~MhN-
DERINe OF his district"
\ we beg leave TO STATE that this is fslsa .
md that The honorable Gentleman wbo
'ennedit, must, az might have easily. known
| TO be So The .congrcssion u tlist,Sc. Of M.
| & has sustained no local alteration mce,,
The ia>t Census. It CONSISTS OF the ident,-
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April 80.
Ury GOosEs

faNIE Subscriber has just received from, NJ,
. York a consignment Of Dry s.oods. sn,ou,'s
1o'O0o dollars, consisting IF Dimities, C.,isoss.
ings, NarseiIles, Sbaw's, senbazqns, &c. XIX &
Boxes wool Carts, no 8. which are ofFcre 4,
small advance on the cost, by the package If appes
for soon.
April %. 'A 'i'1no y.
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14th.--iInlifax, Pis,sylyania, and camp
|bell., Candidates. -, 1j7atthew Clcy last
,incumb,nt (p. - Geer(R.) Isaac III. Coles
ltk) and Rice (.N--in Campbcli. CLAY
205 K. 154 X. 15S. No returns from the
two other counties.
l5ta.--PTince- Edward. Charlotte, Buck
ingham, and Cumberland. Candidates,
Jom RaHdoihh late incumbent -(Minorityj
az d John ~. Ethes R.)--present majority
llT--Cumberland yet to vote.
l6th--PVwhat2n. Goochland. Amelia Ss
Chesterfield. Candidate, James Picqsants,
OR the las, incumbent. Nj opposition.
i7ih.-Drunswick, Lunenburg * Meek
burg. Candidate Thomas Ghoison (R.)
lat incumbent. No returns, and, we pre-
sumo. no opposition.
18th. Prince George,
GreensviIe and Nottoway. Candid ate,
Peterson Good7vyn (R.) last incumbent. -
No opposition.
19th-Sussex, Southampton, Surry and
Isle Of Wight Candidates, Edwin Gray
late Incumbent (Minouty) and James JOHN
son tR.) Us present majority 249. Surry
Iyet Ia vote.
2o'h--Norfolk county, Princess Anne.
Nansemond and the Borough of Norfolk.
Cand dates. Tho ~as .Wgvfon (R.) last 10
Icnmbent and Ssechson Uhtehead (F.)
Ms present majority, 263. The Borough
ut Norfolk yet to vote.
21st--A bemarie, Amherst. FiuvannG &c
Nelson. Candidate, Rugh Nelson (R.) the
las incumbent. No opposition.
2Snd ---Henrico. Charles CITY. New
Kent, Hanover, and the CITY Of Richmond.
Candidates John Cohton. CRY the last in
cumbent. and Richard mr. Marris (F.)-
C's present majority, 267-Hanover
TO vote.
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NOYvCE.

tE business heretofore carried on in Msncbo..
Ter unier the Gran Of .. Dsnnis, & O. a;I !
tor short tiiuc be dssDni'iu d, owing To the h,t
state oi l'cs'th OF Mr. EliJamin Dennis, WHO wisber
10 sptHn V"s aFr"ehing season ~ tic Springs All
persons haNns eHims against the said firm are ~.
gucsted u br'ng tiicm forward to him for adi,s,.
nent, (who IS sOne authorised to settle G,e tr,,,ss.
tons OF SID hrm) and those indebted VIII pleass
to make Immediate payment.
.qfyif IS. '-''''' & 20
N%IiLL be sold ut psbie auction, On Thursday
t'e z's' day OF May next, under the super
entire stock of ~
GRO FRIES.
Cnnsgtlne OF very general and complete .szorf
"ent--l cria' nade known on the day Of sale.
.Gbyii o. co.
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Virginia Legislature.

VrHihfd LegfsIatuye.
Norfolk Couny-Carter b. Poindexter,s Morde-
6 ai Cooke
Din.riddie.-John Pegram', John Watkins
Hardy Samuel McNlichan, Vincent Williams
Camp6eH-Jesse Burton,' Oliver MeIasynnlds .
Prince Observation-Disclosures Booker William
Lindsey
Caroine.-DaHieiC Coleman, William Hoomes.
Coochland.-William Boiling john Under-
wood.
Aenry--John Billiard, Jun Robert Harston
ircHktiD--'.csyTt lines, Sias Garrett.
E CuIpeeber-X Turner ssx
.jo;-, S. Barbnurs $40
John Roberts 17s
G. Carter Ioo
".Nerv Members.
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ApriI4s.

fENHB Subscriber viii 6ger at Public Auction O.
The iOtb day Ct May, (f not disposed Of pri.
Vstely before tbat Gme.)
a HOUSE LOT.
So leetiront end running back i70-ciiua,ed mn ,l,e
main street, South SIDE Of the make, bridge and
ADJOINING the properly CT Mrs. Diaua Morgan.
esH'' one tird ea''i--- Two tbidls Ia 6 aud 9
mouths 10 carry interest from tl,e late
April % ~,
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ONE HUNDRED x rHiRTy THOUSAND
DOLLARS, c.

- --''0~''11| . ANAftt a A4ONo-A-NO 7
Do LARS,
two prizes, each OF $50 coo, one Of g Q, COO s.
one OF Si0,oao remain ur,irawn in The Ned
zeal College Lottery the arst drawn ticket on the
9th Of May next is entitled to one Of tie SSOOuo
prizes: fewiickets warranted undraer can be
purchased If applied for before the ,st ri Sisy also
tickets in th- Hospital snd il ta- Trinity Church
Lotteries now drawing, can be bought a, ,hc pre-
sent prieeshH thas day, at the LDt,ey ofsce Of
me subscriber where regular Register BOOK win
be kept, approvei notee. triSe Ticker. or Rank
Votes u 0fher States will BE received in payment
or exchanged.
Il. KURSHEEDT,
3tetD doors beiess the Bell 1avern.
April 2s. #
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Gray or!

. Gray OR
E:Straer ofa letter from Smrry County,
dated 20fh .4f.rii. 1918.
take few moments merely to con-
gratuiate you on the result of the South
anPton election. just made known to me
The vote stands thus
Gray 324-Johnson 137-which has com
pieteiy decided the contest. Our friend will
come t this county on Tuesday next with
majority of upwards If two hund, ed votes.
aid there is no doubI but he will in this
County receive considerable majority
This election is quite honorable To our dis
trict. as Johnson has been unable from
sickness to attend personally at Sussex, or
Southampton.
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APPaHNYINEs WANrEn-

htF "t'N I~I+o WANTED
lp7WO orthFee ;pren;ices. from IL 70 - vaags
ola ~iA W tas -a e. the o'fee oCti.e Daily Com
pier ihcir i'tsr&'y ~ wcii eir teebaieal in
suoeuoo. viii be carefully attended 20 apply I'M
medissely 10
L.ANDERSON,
April SO. ..
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AUCTION.

4 IN Thursday the seth inst. vii, be sold ~iiou.
?, reserve at Rockets, before the Humber hoass
OF VIM. Dupriest,
90 Hhds. .Ho.asses
ist quality for re, eing.--
tEHMS.---eo days credit for approved notss.
.Macure. Robinson s. Pieasents,
April %. D,
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NOTlCE 10 ~ ANEll j. I,is rs.

- : = i>i1i@ 'iNo.
HI Subscriber residing at HopefiIi Nfis h
A'Oemnr'e county Virginia, has prev IS, sscrv
thing TO render CO afori To ,re travet.- ,s.i,sq -
reileut dry shelters inr carriages x r6i .o8,r,.
date those who aht nsc ~ cal. on ~ fr a,e -,..,
able terms as auE stuatioa nft.. 49,. t..a H. 80;
gn'a hei"g situated on the ms.n R,.d f,,r Ia,
those who ohoosr 60 doard by the sc.l, n month
:hSh he communicated will private rooiae, grain.
&c. on reasonable terms. f'f
'.e Eliiofs ri the Enquirer, Argus, Va Patriot
three weeks ia their respective pa,,ers a, ,,as;t
their accounts TO & sfies Whitlook E.a RieimondY
Virginia, who VII! pay them.
April IS. ~ =
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IfIE HOBSCRIBER
gEAFiNG been dos appoiut,d administrator o.
a n Tue estate o. BLNyAM1N K1MrALL. Mer
crah', "eed requests al indebted to the snid cs-
's's 20 insSe 'Dwei'ats payment; qnd al la y,ne
d~nord7 TO present them 10 Mr. join VOOB
Attorney Tor
JAMSs BAKgR,
.fdHIfaisiynfor.
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Prince Edward voted on Monday-State
of the Poll
For Randolph sos
Eppes 2l8
Majority for R. in P. z. IS
Which being deducted from the previous
majority otEppes (2o2) leaves him still III
ahead. Cumberland has yet to vote :;
which, 1t IS supposed, will give MIR. E. a
msjority. say from 25 to 5O.-He will be,
therefore, certainly elected.
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From the Co9te. Ronse Book.


"fhe French government has appointed
"a Mr.. Warden Gan United Irshman)- Con
sui General for Paris; who styles himself
Consul General of the u. States, and insists
on tbe papers of the late minister (Barlcw1
being put nto his hands.
The Viper IS arrived At Newport in 80
days from Rochelle, has dispatches for go
vernment. which were thrown oyerboard.-
being chased by British vessel.
&c Nov mark how plain tale can put it down.
Perhaps Mr.. Warden may be AN IRISH
man. but he is an American Cjtizen.-
fte is Commercial Agent of the U. S. at
Paris
Not appointed by the French Govern
ment, but ny our own
France has but recognized him in that
Icapacity. not appointed. him
Beng of the nearest grade to Mr.. Barlow,
and as no charge d 'affaires was appointed
in consequence of the sudden death OF thai
Igent'eman,l Mr.. w. ought to have taken
care of the public papers, until new mi
MISTER could arrive in Paris.
Such is this mighty bubble And yet al
the tales of French Influence are just as
empty and as light as this.l
in NORTH C.1ROLL.W.1
The congressional elections in tn at state
begin on the e0th inst. A very in eijgen
friend from that quarter presents Us with
he following conjec,ural sketch Of the re-
suit:
EdeHton District will be Republican,
from Newbern. CASTOR (F.) in the room vi
itiackledge- Wilmington. King. (R.)--
Fayetteville (F.)-WashngtoiI. Kennel,
The late member III .hfax, Aston
Waireh. Mac"n-In Raleigh District,
stanford is opposed. 1 hope successfully,
10y Mebane (E rnere is considerable
Opposition to Pearson and people speak,
as they wish, as to the result, which
Ia very doubtful The other Districts with
the exception of one will beRepubhcan.
From the preceding it is possible we ma,
nave five . friends" to britain in the mex,
Congress ; though it Is not certain there
will be more than two
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-09

Persian by descent, and celebrated scholar,
sssits in the Persian and Hindostanee; OH.
er learned natives lend their aid. The Rev.
Henry Martyr. = chaplain Of the Eas, lndis
Company. undertakes the Hindostsnee u
superiMcnds the whole. This interesting
establishment was FIRST seated at Dinspore
& isthe same which DR.. Buchanan styles
me ARABIc School in India, from, sDh,c6
there is no appeal.
A ffth seat for Transitions 10 ut Vizagapo-
fam. Here The Newrsrestsment has been
translated into the Telings language BY
Messrs. Cran & DesGrsnges, and their sue
cescors from the Loaaon Society who ave
beea assisted by Amanda Rsyer, the conser
te ! d rahmin.
In Na!a5ar the New Testament has been
translated into the Malsyalim by Mar do
nysius. Metropolitan of the Syrian church in
Malsbar.
In Ceyisn translation Is progressing in
the language Of tlist island.
A, Canton and Macao, Mr.. Morrison,
missionary from this London society, has
completed & corrected defective Chinese
version of the New Testament carried on,
from England, and is engaged Upon the Old.
A, Seilayy. Mr.. Hands. another missiona.
ry from the London society, is transls,ing
he Scriptures into the Comarre or Cansra
language.
Mr.. Jarrett. who in 1905, was connected
with the College, appears still emf lo,ed
upon a translation into the western Malay =:
Madras. Mr. Sebastian, s.lesrned Italian
priest, has finished Persian translation OF
the New Testament.
In western Asia there are I'VE stations FOR
translation. On. in Kvass. situated at the
northern foot of Mount Caucasus, At shout
an equsI distance from the Caspian & Black
SEES; where Mr.. Bruny on and his associates
from tn Edinburgh missionary Society are
translating into the Turkish the other Is
Saupta. q sei,lemen on the Ssrpa, whicl
falls into the Wolga; where the Morsvisr
brethren are preparing version for the Cal
muck Tartxrs.
ITO be continued.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-09

What n cruel man Mr.. Madison must be
towsrds his underslrsppers He has al
ready dismissed from Office three heads Of
departments, one Attorney @ neral, N one
Commander IN Cbief--a havoc infinitely
greater than wss sanctioned by all his pre-.
decessors. To this list we think Arm
tong and pinkney will soon be added.
No withstanding the reduction Of enlis,-
INT nts to one year, with the forty dollars
bounty, added 10 tie grants Of land, the
immense cncresse Of the .tsif, and the vig-
or snd consistency which time ought to
have impaired to the arrangements for
conducting the war, wilh the total bandor-
men, ct the Sea board, Armstrong. mn
is,ry has been vastly more unsuoces sful and
disgrscefii upon the Northern frontier, than
poor Eus,is'. lie ~has graced The triun'phs
Of the enemy with three Cenersis, besides
unccunted Numbers Of interior officers and
msn Erie has f,,en by this line, and
both lakes are swept 5y the enemy. ffthe
British have not repossessod the mseiyss Of
F George, Armstrong; conquering arms
RI, avn not q sufhciency of their soil 10 cover
me homes oftle unhappy men who hsve
fallen victims to- disease and hostile a,r's
Under his sgsl.ces also, The Disgrace Ia.
heen sttached 10 cur srms of whole reei
mept OF r'rke men, surrendering .os 1cil
ish Lieutenant and AZ men! an example
Of Jus iaoimt n before TO be und in tLs
hist, ~ Oh The world.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-08-09

Such being The meri'sof the Mnisie OF
War. whenever Mr.. Madison chooses 60
give the signal for his Official execution, no
will "f.ll like Lucifsr, never 10 rise ssA'n.Y
As TO M,s'er PinlSney. he affects 10 desp'sc
Adninis,ration US, much as hey really cor-
tenn hrm. Shar, work will therefore ne
shortly made ofhim. The plan has VI some
time been ready, cut and dried, and y IS
surprising lhat he has not hopped bFforo
now. lFed. Republican.
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Cross RESDING.

At spction---Gen D's coat --~-nerr,ee.
~ sunRd, sold Tor al iaUl,, out ony for
want Oh employ.
Yesterday Gen.sD d. arrived At Albany, q
is SAID TO be-agft /or seyiee.
Since Gen. . lief, ths srm,~--we learn
the sickness in camp sbstes dady.
The President Of the u. S. is confined
tc hIs bed, in Consequence of--Mr. Web
s,er's resolutions.
Will be Sid b. he highest bider-- ho
heads Of Department end number OF Men,
bers Of Congress. 80. SO
Mr.. Mon'oe's rerott--s0hsre so,hizg 6ns
Eenca. is SPOKEN.
The secretary Of he Treasury has sdvsr-
tised for----an smpy chest. .,
We hear .ha' our envo,s 10 Russia have
been mei---hot seas ocer
There will be no opposi,ion TO The wh'sk.
ey tag in tbe---inierv.l OF Mr.. Gslisslns
absence. ~
The British feet i descending the voto.
mac. a--the Presiden, acquires strength
daily
The Hsrshsl has committed toprison un.
der the alien act--,f,ee vcde and sasssss
rika9.
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