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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

HOUSE OF REtRE.oE.N fiiVEo'
GRehor.ed fs- the .4'erandria Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, January 90.
Mr. HUper presented the petition OF
Thomas Simpson, revolutionary otti-
Ger, praying an arrearage OF pension
and continuation OF half pay, and b"un-
+: il lands. Refers ed to the committee
f claims and comHi;tee OH the puollc
lands. !.
Mr.. Lewis presented the petition ct
he Washington and Alexandria iurn.r
pike Com p7ny, praying that they may
We authorised to- receive toll tor foot
Messengers at the four nile bridge, Re
f,rred 10 the committee on the district
f Columbia. :.
Mr.. Newton from the Committee OF
Commerce and manufactures made
renert on the petition of the assignees OF
AN. Buck of Philadelphia, which CON
cluded with a resolution, that the peti-
TONERS have leave to withdraw their me-
mortal, which was agreed to by the
House
Also. a bill for the relief OF Samuel
Ellis, which was twice read and refer
red to a committee of the whole House
for Friday next.
Mr.. Lewis from the comnittce on the
District of Colsnbla. reported bill for
Incorporating a company for making a
rurnpik~ Road in the county OF Alex
,,dr;a. Read twice and committed to a
committee ofthe whole house tor Friday
next.
NJ. Mitchell from the select COM
ni,,ee to whom was referred the letter
If the Secretary Of State relative 10 the
establishment of First Meridian Line,
repor,ed bill authorizing the establish
ment Of an Astronomical observatory
Resd twice and referred to committee
IF the whole house,
Mr.. Breckenridge offered the follow
ing: Resolved, That the committee or
post ofsces and post roads, be instructed
o enquire into the expedien"y Of essa'
blishing a pos, rout from tFincastle, pas
sing John and Barnard Pnzen's to Cal
,auban.., in Bath county, Virginia, ant
eport by bill or otherwise. Adopted.
YAZOO PURCHASE
A bill from the Senate, to carry lnte
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From the London Sun.
LOSS OF THE GUERRERO.
CAPT. DACRES' ADDRESS
To The President and Members II The
(o,,rr lT1rft1,

CAPT. DACRES' ADDRESS
To The President aad Numbers sf The
Court Martial.
+" Mr.. President and
Gentlemen of the Court
By my letter to Admiral Sawyer, and
the narrative Of the principal officers, |
trust you will be satisfied that every ex.
ert,on VS. used in defending the shiPas
long as there was the smallest prospect
of the resistance being of any use In
nv letter where mention the boaldcrs
being called, it was my intention, after
having driven back the enemy. to have
boarded in return; and in consequence
7 ordered down the first lieutenant on
the main deck to send every body up
from the guns but finding his deck
filed with men. and every prspa alton
+, receive US, it would have been al
most impossible for US to succeed. l
ordered the men down to their quarters,
and desired MIR. Kent to dl,ec, part of
his attention to the main deck, the lieut.
being killed. The mainmast fell with
ont being struck by single shot, the
heart of the mast being dacayed, and 1t
WAS carried away solely by the weight
IF the foremast and though every
thing was done. we could not succeed
in getting the ship under command !;
and on the enemy wearing round TO
rake us, without our being able to- make
anv resistance. and after having used e.
very exertion, to the best Of n'y abilities
I found myself obliged to order the CO.
lors to be struck; which nothing but
the unmanageabie state Of the ship tshe
LAYING perfect wreck could ever nave
| induced me to do, conceiy'ng 1t was my
| ,u,v not to sacrifice uselessly the lives
ofthe men, without any prospect sue
| cess, or Of benefit to their country.
| On the larboard side about 80 shot hse
taken effect, about FIVE sheets OF copper
down. and the mizen mast had knocked
large hole under her starboard counte'
and she was SO completely shatteree
that the enemy found twas impossible
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Hav.Market. Dec. 8 Ill
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
By virtur Fla Deed Of Trust from Basa-
rod Fasaington, jim. Esq. Of Mount
Zrthyr, TO the subscribe'e. we Sha!!
hrocsed 70 s.N.for cash at PssAe Aac
tion on the sth day Of February nes
on the 1!rrmlses,
All those Tracts of Land,
situate in the county of Westmoreland,
called Laurel Grove ard Aiaurye's de-
vsed to the said Washington, by Col.
William Augustine Washington his ia.
,her or so much thereof s. will satisfy
he debt and interest therein mentioDes
ard tbs costs arising froo this sale.
Jesse lImms,.
Carter Mitchell,
7rn"set
January7 is
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A. MOORE,
Register WR2s.

THIS is to give notice, that the snb'
scriber, Of Alexandria county, in the
District of Columbia, has obtaiEed from
the Orphans Court Of said cours.' les-
ters les,an.ertary on the estate OF John
Richter, late If the county aforesaid, de-
ceased; All persons having Claims a.
gains, the said deceased, are hereby re-
CURED to EXHIBIT, the same, duly authen'
ticated, and passed by the said court, TO
the subscriber, on or before the 18th
day of July next, or they may BY la" be
excluded from Ill benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto, are requests
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of January, 1919.
A. c. CAZENOvE,
Erecu!or If Jehn Richter.
January Is eusw
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Bank of Alexandria,

January 4, 1918.
NOTICES hereby given to the Stock
holders in this Institution, that Divi-
dend is this day declared Of four per
cent. for the last half year, and will be
ready to be paid to them or their legal
representatives, on Thursday the TN
instant.
By order Of the Board,
j. l.. .aiacKENN.a, Cashier
January 5 soSw
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FBOM FRENCH PA.
pERS

LINZ
i is manifested through the
Sutherland in conpleting
bis intended for the French
neuts Of infantry and one Of
c recently left Hungary for
well supplied with wheat
r. end Of October 1852 men,
fSh Burg, (near Magdeburgl
i to tie Grand Army. a
Russian prisoners, among
Foms officers of distinction
through on their way to
aussna Bararians were on
N October, to- the Grand
klsh army still occupied
|rhe G aud VIzier had oeen
|ntsrced by 10000 men
II enmity against the Rus
esoilel through the Turk
Three convoys of Russia
pho were On tneir return
|Conslantinop!e, were arrest
|1aed IN the Barracks at ST.
(noil and Ruschink. 1t ap
b, lrom these CT cumstances
twai Of hosti.ities between
Russia is not very distant
f'Sa'e appeared at The OAR
VS. refu led entrance.
Esh trlgate Minerva, with a
|4N under convoy, sailed from
Eng for HaliGx and Ber-
e l7.h of November.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, January 81.
ITO sYEW
cHB VERY AGE * BODY oF<THE TINE
us FORM AND PRESSURE"
TO SHEl

Mr.. JNo. LLOYD was on Monday G.
lected a Director of the Bank of Alexan-
dria, to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the reelection of WIN. HERBERT,
Esq. as President of the Bank.
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The 25th and 26th French Bulletins
were not received until after the attn
and 2Sth, which will account for the
transposed order in which they are pub.
lished.
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January FL
80 Cr.

~ " lSh''
ALL persons owning Property in
" Fairfax County, and residing IN
The District OF Columbia, are requested
to come forward and pay the Tax OF said
Prnperl, "a, JohnG""dlns's. West End,
on Thursday the 2lst day OF this INST
or they will be dealt with as the la" Oh
reefs, by
SAM'L RATCLiFF, u ;.
For PlCH'D. RATCLlFF, Sheriff.
January l8 d4t
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i. ,r5er that: you may IN.
IN o'Dsn Of it, that | cannot q"
resoIu,ion which tends $40 10
. me Spanish name anu
boz o. tai chiefs Of this Ma.
MUD, supposed superiority OF
. n5 5oni we have ever en-
Gun r'iih cannot be bstteraP-
%" Nv the duke del lntanta-
'S' Of the regency
,. - j the intelligence OF TINS
Immediately AFTER an orasr
.r,ny in motion-an order
IN question the honor OF
fi,s =, composing it, either a
| citizen. l cannot dlssem-
i u,urping the rights belong
H. rsIatiye to the act OF &C.
Lard Wellington general
ne Spanish armies and as
Of the highest importance
80 Of the country, | walt
~ Of. your excelleney to a.
tnOr determination.
fxcsllsncy informs me BY the
that Lord Wellington ' ere re-
|, 70 the generals of the Spa,
ar the sxer,ions they had
\ brought such happy re-
! allied armies To "hom,
| % be conaded the armed
/ Ho,,ioa Ought Spain to be
he sane light as the small
| Portugal! Is not the OH
[sy,lution different to that OF !:
(ness /! Has not the noise OF
Ice re.ounded in every part
La Can we confde in a fo-
| supreme command OF our
Notwithstanding the actual
lis, there sts!i remain rssour-
Ei--ths generals, The chiefs,
[, and the soldiers, are yet
Convincing the English and
themselves, that on the day
lev can display as mach valor
|ns as either oil those people /;
Dir own chiefs are sufficient
| lead them to victory.
Ia army tia, 1 command can
n ,,ioa. thai in point of mi
G ent it cedes to none, and
|aar, without disgracng it.
\ to have lis acquired g.ory
nj he services ii has rem.
k.,tsr Lord Wellington ; al
J Otherwise always disposed
.cest with him
! / supPlicate your exc"llen-
li me opln o. of the national
! Of the cilIzrn. /; and it they
hat uomin gtlon, | shall retire
life, and thus convince the
honor and the welfare of my
[ne, have determined me to
Exposition, and not views OF
md wealth, which, through
might be impated to me,
ing regard to M reputation
ism, so we'll established by
,ncy and my signal services.
F. BALLAST EROS.
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to reht her sufficiently to attempt carry
ing her into port, and they set IRE to he
as soon as they got the wounded out
What considerably weakened NY quar-
tiers, was permitting the Americans be.
longing to the shipto quittheir quarters
on the enemy hosting the colors OF ths'
nation, which though it deprived me O.
the men, ] thought it was my duty
Ifclt much shocked, when on board
the Constitution, to find large prorde,
ton Of his ships company British sea
men, aud many ofAwhom recognised
as having been foremos. in the atiemp,
to board.
Notwithstanding the unlucky issue Of
the affair, such confidence have | In the
exertions Of the officers and men who
belonged TO the Gnerriere, and l am so
aware that the success Of my opponent
was owing to fortune, that it is my car.
nest wish, and would be the hsppiest pc,
Rod Of my life, to be once more opPos-
ed to the Constitution, with them under
my Soh'uid'''' III iibato VI q Si"'ha'
foIce to the Guerrero.
81 cannot help noticing that the at
tachment of tbs ships company in &c,
neral to the service Of their king and
country reflects on them the highest
credit; for though every art was used
to encourage them to desert, and to in
veigle them into the American service,
by high bounties and great promises.
BY the American officers, in direct con-
tradiction to the declaration to me, that
they did not wish such thing; only
eight Englishmen have remained be
hind, two only of which number have
volunteered for their service.
Leaving the characters of my off,
GERS and ships company, as well as ny
own, to the decision of this HONORABLE
court, the justice Of whose sentehCe nc
person can presume to question, close
my narrative, craving indulgence for
having taken up so much of their time !"
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January
ORPHANS COURT.

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
January Term, Is -.
that the executor OF Jno.
e Richter, deceased, do inseri tho
All, xandria newspers the usual notice to
creditors and debtors, three times week
for eight weeks.
A Copy-Test:
A. MOORE,
Register URis.
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feet tho report made to congress in
February. 1903, by James Madison, the
secretary Of state, Albert Gallatin, Sc.
CT tary of the treasury, and Levi Kin
e'in, attorney general Of the u. States,
commissioners, appointed under the act
titled an act for an amicable settle.
ment of limits with the state of Georgia,
aid tor the establishment Of govern.
ment in the Mississippi Territory, and
IN conformity with the provisions of the
asst mentioned act
On the question-Shall the bill be
resd second time
Mr.. Troup rose and said it was with
great reluctance he could be brought to
oppose any bill from the other branch of
the Legislature at this stage; but the
foundation of this bill having originated
in fraud and corruption, he felt himself
constrained to move its rejection, and
gave his reasons for this motion.
Mr.. Wright opposed the motion.
Several other gentlemen spoke, and
the question was decided by ayes and
noes-Yeas IS, Nays So
1t was then read second time, and
on motion of Mr.. Desha, referred to the
committee on the public lands.
An ensrossed bill giving the right OF,
pre-enpion to certain settlers on the
public lands in the Illinois territory, was
read third time and passed.
A bill from the senate authorising the
admission under certain circumstance s
Of vessels belonging to citizens of the
United States with their cargoes from
British ports beyond the Cap- of Good
Hope, into the ports Of the United States,
was read a third time and passed.
A message was received from the
President ofthe U S which the speak
er declared to be confidential. and the
galleries we're cleared and the doors
closed, and remained closed till past s
O'Clock.
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Joseph Fl. Ma devil ,
Has JUST reeeived e for Sale,
to,ooO lbs. green and white Coffee
90 hoy>beads Muscovado Sugar
$ 5 s : ::'5 oios s::. and ' %9Ts
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt
1000 bush Liverpool ground Alum
400 barrels Whiskcy.
also,
1900 lbs, first quality Seine Irvine
AND BY RETAIL,
200 gal. very cid Jamaica Spirits.
January 20,
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:elVed for Sale,

AMI NS2i>
eIs Ground Aliu NJ salt,
SoGrSe do.
Us Scre Irvine,
| Sail do.
\ s'S'a duck, Ist & I'd quail.
yeas do.
$ Tar,
an Pitch * Turpcntine,
5 Brim,toDc.
Els Beef and Pork,
$ and ) bris Paint OIL,
:" AM Whale do.
or Strained do.
GEO. COLEMAN
Csmcrah st. w arr
!, 1912.
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Bus rod Washington OF
Mount rs phyr, having conveyed pro
perry TO me in trust. for the payment Of
his debts, l have to request all persons
having demands against hun to make
them known to me without loss OF time,
that nay be enabled to make the ne
cessary arrangements for satisfying them
as speedily as possible.
Bushrod Washington,
Mount Vernon.
January FL 2a"tt
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The privateer brig Montgomery, ar
rived a. Salem yesterday from cruise,
during which she has re-captured brig
Hazard, of Boston, and two other Ame-
rican vessels and captured a British
sloop loaded with dry goods and liquors
from Barbados for the Spanish Maine
The Mont gornery has on board S pack
ages, laces and other fine goods. The
prize and re captures were ordered to
ports in the y S.
The Montgomery fell in with Bril-
,isi Packet from England for Sur'inarn,
of double her force, and engaged Der
within pistol shot for So minutes. At
tempted to board the Packet several
times without success, After the COM
bat they both hauled Of to repair. 1t
was in the night. Soon afterwards sim
gle guns were heard, which were sup
posed to be signals of distress. But the
Packet was seen no more. The Mont
eome,y had Is men wounded four Of
whom have died since the others are
on the recovery The Captain (Upton)
received mnsket ball in his cheek, and
q wound in ili~ar'n BY boarding pike.
Several of the pixies (wrested from the
Englishmen) are stated to be on board
of the Nj The Hazard was an English
prize. and sailed from this port about
the Goth OF Dec. for N. Orleans.
Boston tater.
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Departed this life, on "Wednesday the
!: y inst at hi, seat in Charles City coun-
ty, The honorable John 7gter, Judge of
tie Federal Court for the district of
Enquirer.
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PERPETUAL NOTION.
The Tesla ment probendi
Of motion non mptendi,
According to St Windi
Three -tail'd Bashaw Efendi.
a sturdy stick up-endi,
Ci,cumbcndibus rotundi,
Four pendant chains quite bendi
Two carriages Suspend
On inclined plains down tendL
With leverets addendi,
Begat
Centrifugal, petal gcndi,
Which bcgat
Conatus descendendi,
Which begat
Conatus ascendendi,
Which begat
Conatus Revolvendi,
Which begat
Viii i,a-gig never endi.
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Tor Hire
Two .N"gra Women, accustomed to
house work.
Enquire ofMe Printers.
january q ST
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FoH SALE.

~ substantial second hand
III 10 complete order. Eu,
klO ~''>
Il
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10 KEN / ,


And Possession stven immediately,
Two Story Frs,ned HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end
of King street. Also, conveneh.
Dwelling House with two acres OF
ground al the lower end of Water street.
Apply 10
Robert Patton, ]r.
January 20
CREHORE'S
. Hot-bressed Paving Cards,
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
nst received and for sale BY
Cotton & Stewart.
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HARTFORD, June s.

The Legislature of this State adjourn.
ed on THURSDAY last, after session OF
,, thee weeks. The general government
having lett our cinizens on The sea coast
to take care Of themselves, considera-
Die Part Of the session was devoted TO
measures for the defence of that part OF
Tie State.
On adIournins the Assembly, lis Ex-
eei!ency, Governor Smith, addressed
,Ism in the following manner -
Gswtisn.sn IF the CoaaoR,
Mr. Stsoker, and
Gen tiemen sf.Ae Il. Of Representatives.
As the session is about 10 close, II IS
duty l perform with pleasure to thank
sou, In tie naule CT the good people OF
the STATS, for your Jealous AID faithful
aitenuon 10 their intsresls-for The her.
moo, With which your deliberations have
been conducted sns the singular unani.
Iniiy which has marked your decisions.
a war which is now breugh, to your
doors, uuaceompanied by the means OF
repeIliug ix evils, has obliged you to
enter upon new course oil Guy-to ex-'
ecute trust which, from the very theo-
~ OF the gurernmenl as well SIS from the
express terms Of the national compact,
is committed 20 other hands. The de-
fensi,e measures yos have thought 1t
necessary to adopt will undoubtedly
meet the entire appreciation Of your con-
sutuenis. and will sufficiently evinee not
only a firm determination to pro,ectyour
own territory, but also, your sincere dis.
position TO preserve and maintain the In
tegrity OF his union.
Indications Of more pacific policy in
the general government had led US to
hope mat these military preparations
might At least be suspended; but events
she~ the fallaey of ,h,s hope, and that we
are to consider the war ss indehsite in
duration =. 1t is distressing in its pro-
sress.
Ii, situation so difficult and perilous
II becomes all classes Of our citizens TO
bring into exercise the virtues demanded
{. the crisis fauer myself that TO in
sure, under Con, our own safety, it is
only NECESSARY icr US to know that every
hing We hoia precious IN life Is put a,
hazard, sIo 10 iesl that BY proper use
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sserflng Seine iwme.
Jas: recsia~.i = F2R SIX,
s cs<e. Herring Seine Fw's2 s''pc-
riey gaaljsy Cameron Street y hNTs.
George Coleman.
~ STORE
Lisbon,
Turks {s;NnN, SAIL
Guossrs4 A!'um.
Russia ard ksvc's Duck
Da. Shcetings
Cork faC Seines,
TsnusFs Oh IN bis snd half bhis.
Spersa snd Whaie o.
Ps:at (io in tte7ces and beis.
: Rc;rs,aae IN bis
Mess M. saa Sost,a Beef, ho!s.
aad s,alg 6bss\
ia, P~;ae PORK .sels-
oIs, Sax, Ras.a; IarPsnt;ne and
sjech.
Ap-ii :,
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FRIDAY, JUNE ls. )
,oseol, Mandeville,

Joseph Maodevllle,
corssr of Kisg g E,:giarostres's,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
nr w,aIsSxLR AND RETAIL,
J Teas--ganpowder, im-
u" q, o"e>'S perias hYson, Tyson ny :, ss Nh
Sc boxes younghysaa Ssouchong
so,coo lbs. green and white CaHee
9A.sso We. faed luUp SusaS
las nj , New Orleans * MuscovSdo
So hh.s5 Sugars
$3.50 lbs ps3pcr
20 hs;.s relai.ing Mo!asses :, /,
S plncs, s half pipes AMI o az CASKS"
-. Maaeira
5 ppes S;cIsv Madeira
x az casks old Sherry
q da v,auinc old Port
Il pipe Req Ca,a!cnia
10 cases choice Clarcs
. bats, u half pipes Malaga
5 pipes s half pipes and 20 a. casks
Ccaeriec
g pines real Cognac Brandy
s p;pcs Gin
- aanctcons weet~inJia Ram
Is np3cheons and 10 bbis New England
Rum
no bh.s. Peach Brandy
IS do, WhisSv
500 gallons Old 40.
5 hh..s. Cherry Bounce
SO d>zsn Hibberts Old London bsown
Scout
~ ha,e. Cotton
$40 70 Reusal Indigo
$40 ID bright Mad3er
hcoo IN. Goshen * Rho3e-'''an4Cheese
81 bash. ground atum Salt
Mace, Nu,mecs, Gloves, Cassia, Pr
nento. race and gronpli Gin;ser. Cayenne
Psnner, N,raonds, Chocolate, Rier Peas,
psAev, Nustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Niac ana Cyder Vinegar, Giauber
S.pS, R.sk. Sceated White and Brown
Soap, Spcrynaciti ,noull and Dipped Csn-
dies, Ynaccalbl, rSppce snd sco'chSnu9s,
Chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
pe,ee, Arsotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim(
stone, Ganpawder, paseat Shet. Fhnts,
I,sirnow,.sr, Sifters, Cigars, Demiiohns,
Wrapping PAPER ani Twihe, Corks,
Rca Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
81.
". 2. So tu,acls fresh vsSrrarfed
ClO-E2 SEED.
March 6.
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BOSTON, June II.

The following able, Report was pre-
sented 10 the two branches OF our Le-
rislalnre, on Tuesday last, and tasen up
for consideration in the Senate YESTERDAY,
The debate continued until the nehr o.
ad;oornment, Without decision. II IS
. manly and independents appeal TO the
patriotism and good sense OF the people
of Massachusetts,
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KINGSTON, Ma

On Sunday evening last
Roger Hale Sheafe and >
in town from York, which p
on Tuesday the c7:h ut q
the enemy succeeded 10 gel
sion OF the place, alter a lev
nate Resistance.
On "Wednesday l@s' Ssl
H. NJ. dock-yard, at Point I
ship Sir George Prs'0'' e.. u
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