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October18.
To Commanding officers of Bripadeg.

y -I7F1F3IIIFTIFfIfl. DV1ttIN y IIIIS UtItg1
Iroofe, Rite COMPANIES, &c
A Person we'll qualified On teach the Bugls Horn &,
"a Trumpet duties, would instruct q few persona To
pemm those duties 10 any Of the above. For further
particulars and terms, application personally or by let
ter, addressed to A. V. aud ef At the Office othe Rich
mond fuouirer, sil be Immediately attended to.
October ~. 80
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\ ~ persona whatsoever arc hereby forbid fror,
= hunting or othcrsrc trespsssing on NY land NJ
thcr peril, rs an determined to resort to tie ls,
protection against ell such assresaous.
a., JANIS GOvAE.
tfhifNtI tNHliitFs Afff. = .
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BLANKS,
For Sac at lie office Of Ritcife q TyEcbeers.
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NOTICE. petition will be presenied In .he ne.t
- General Assembly praving that lay nav psrs
'e'easnB the Cgomcwcalt.rs right 30 certain traot
0 land lying ia e cyIniyo Of Isaisa-,leyi, bv,Jo5r
fagaad to his duetsrs, for reasons which viii b. 20
iorth ~ 'sd PEI tcr. sept T. rwSw1
A Pf17gOs wia BE presented 70 the re,t p Il.
a geist1re Of Virginia, praying the repe7 Of the
Act NJ e lest session, nftoisng the sale Of The CID.
taris y Fius William Fsesh ia the county ofPosi. =.
ISL
As,e e.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
NAMES AND PROFESSIONS.

We sometimes notice singular cor.
responsiveness, between the names d
the professions, or occupations OF
mankind. Thus. Mr., Hasard, and
.Ur. Goodluck, in London, and ,'ir.
HOPE, and .Nr. Fortune, in Philadei.
pl,ia, keep lucky Lottery Offices. y
.Nr. BisiGnd, has written descrip-
ton Of ell the worid.-Dr. Phys:ck,
is in tue first class Of Physicians
,Hr. Lac, is a great judge in Eng
land, and anoti,er Mr.. La.u, an emf
nent lawyer ia America. Several
gentlemen Of the names of Sergeant.
and Learned. are also respectable
Lawyers. Nh. Le.tcrman. is a not
ed Bookseller. General Victor, II
Captains Hishtoacer, and Cannon,
thunder in the field Of Mars. &C.
neral Pike. armed his regiment with
pixies. (iike The ancients, to conquer
Canada. Colonel Homer Virgil Nil
ton, ic the war continues long enough
may furnish some Of the military
materials, for another poem-and the
Reverend .Mr. Truth, pre- caches the
Gospel in the mountains Of Wales.
True american.
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E1rcct o. a ieher rom &tam'ey Girls.
zyo!d, Esq. TO hrs trlsnd in Cincinnat,
(Ohio } Gafrd Ste syGnsetoqon, Iianois
7err'tory, Decesybfr IS 1913.
"YFe are again visited here ty the
terrible pGeHomen, OF Earthquakes.
A pretty smart sarek occurred o. the
dav OF our landing here, lSunday Two
weeks which was The first that has be en-
ieit since last spring. The day was ve-
~ cold ard Clear. On Sunday last we
had two severe shocks, nearly equa! to
the heayIsst of thcse iormeriy !e!i ut Gin.
cinnati. Several slight ones also &C.
Cured. But no damage was done at
this place.
At,he United States Saline QS miles
bac; Of US in The country the shocks on
SUNDAY last were fer more severe, and
as many as fltyy distinct one. were felt
in Tie course of the day. They CONT
uued or Monday and Tuesday, and so
late as Wed, esday, which is the last !
have heard from thence lis yer, sur
prizing they should be SO severe and
na.Na2nus at so small distance from
IS, and Dot be perceived more ct this
place. The ta,ra.e cone Il the Saline
sTosl;s is consids aisle, Several furnaces
were broken down or much injured /;
.heGs overturned; the reels for draw
IT,. wafer upset TIC logs for conveying
| dislocatcd; The springs Of some OF
the wells stopped, and others increased
With iresher water. A strong smell OF
sulphur issued from them. The ium
bering noise, resembling distant ,hun-
der, was heard very plainly here, but at
The Saline it va, frightful, The roar
ing was continual, and at times reports
went off like cannon near at hand. The
weikmen were greatly atfIghted, and
many have deserted. One Honest fel.
iow in demonstrating with these declar-
ed he wcsld stay at b.. work, believing
IL wosld be as acceptable TO God to die
viii. ali axe in his hand, as in any other
way The weather on this day was
moderate and moist, with some snow
and rain. A thick falling Of snow ap
peared to precede the heavy shocks tor
some minutes, and continued short
lime ufter them. Writers on earth
ouakes are in the custom of noting the
sale ofthc weather at the time Of their
oecGrrence.
But from all experience in this quar-
Ter ,here seems to be no particular
eonaee,ion-they have occurred in all
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suat course given to papers of the IA.
ture Of the one now presented. The
debate which assumed an interesting
aspect, was protracted ill near three
O'Clock, when the question was taken
by ayes and noes, and decided In the
negative-Yeas 6s--Nays 90.
Mr. Burweil presented the petition OF
the heirs OF Beaumarchais, referred to
the committee on pens!sns and revelu'
tioDary claims.
Mr. Newton, from the committee OF
Comme:ce and Manufactures, made a
report on the petition of Joshua Sands,
late collector of the port of N. York, &C
companied by bill for the relief OF
Joshua Sands, which was twice read &
referred 10 committee of the whole
House for Friday next.
Mr. Eppes from the committee OF
Ways and Means made report on the
pc,i ion Of James Dolphin, which was
unfavorable, and was ordered to lie on
the table.
Mr. Kent from the committee on the
District of Columbia, reported bill to
incorporate the Unian Bank OF Alexan-
dris, which was twice read and referred
to committee of the Whole House for
Friday next.
MIR. Fisk of VT. from the committee
of Elections, made report on the petit
ton of Bur well Bassett, contesling the
election &C Thomas M. Bayly. The
report IS favorable to the sitting mem
b=r sid in opposition to the petitioner
Tie question on agreeing to the re.
port was before the House when our
reporter left it.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
FROM THE FEDERAL REPUBLICAN,.
The Bald Eagle 8 Whip Poor Vii

The Bald Eagle 8 Whip Poor VIII
IMroRTANT.
Written in the Gallery of the House Of
Representatives on Monday last whilst
Mr.. Stockton was replying to Mr..
I gersoN.
High IN the topmast cliff, which over
looked
The ocean wide, rous'd by tho dire(ul
gale,
A bold Bald Eagle sat, sedate and calm,
And cast his eyes alternate at the sun,
And on the ocean, foaming in its rage,
Unmov'd by all-Far, far below, and in
The mist which sifted from the flashing
spray,
Perch'd on stump, 'midstbriars, brakes
and brush
A WAih- Poor WI, with irksome note
incessant,
Whistled to the wind; & ever and anon,
Pointed his piteous bill iulI at The Eagle
Seated on the cliff; and, with audaciuus
note,
Said, "whh IYl-7uhih I viH-whN I
will :"
Swift, as the Thunderbelt Of angred
Jove,
The Eagle pounc'd and struck the Whip
Poor Vii!
Head, body, wings, heart, glzzard, crop
and all
Were by his lalons torn.~disdainiDg
still
The worthless game, he dropt it to the
Guile,
AS or his wings, high pois'd, he sailed
sublime,
Back to his wonted seat.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03

By the death Of this yoshs lady, =
grea, blank has besn made in the fairese
part Of Creation, cut off from the stem
of life in the isll bloom Of youth and
beauty charming flower has fallen,
withered, and now mingles with Its pa.
rent earth, willis. the soul which gave
it life has scared to those bright realms
above where death ncyer enters, nor
joys ever end.
To her nsighbors and extensive &C.
suaintance, by whom she was esteemed,
respected and loved, it is but a just
tribute to their lsympathies on this
mournful occasion, to say that she was
mild andgentle in her manners, sincsro
and unaffected in her Fl endships, de-
voted in her affections, sAd moral and
religious in all her conduct.--Thc poor
and needy never sought her rcliet III
vain, nor the sfi1uent and rich ever set
down aught in malice sgains, her.--Tho
breath Of censure or distraction never
reached her fame, and that she died AZ
she lived, the boast and ornament Of
her sex.
To an afflicted mother, hsf only suss
wing parent, two amiable sisters and
a brother, who constituted the once haPs
py family of which she was member,
it would be in vain nov to offer any con-.
solations, as the dreadful vaeuity cannot
be restored by any human possibility,
so the burthen Of tbsir grief Can only b
removed by the slow and silent Operations
Of time. Real sorrow has its holy
ground, on which no vulgar foot must
tread" To say that she whom they
mourn and grieve necessarily, was
youthful, beautiful and lovely, dutiful
daughter, an aGectionate sister, & kind
neighbor, devoted friend--,hst sha
was mild, gentle and charitable, moral
aud religious, and Ina, she was esteem!
cd respected and beloved, and is truly
msurned by others, can bring but litlo
consolation to their busoms until Time
shall have applied bis slow relief, and
Religion, "lComc on Dovc.like WINGS"
shall have poured its healing balm iutd
their bleeding hearts. Then the recols
lection Of those virtues which now els
cite their bitter regrets and kcerest ais
gui,h, will become their sweetest con-
ISOLATION and most precious inheritahcSl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
COMMUNICATION.
OBITU AIRY.

Departed this life, within few days
past at Cherry Hill, Charles county,
Maryland, Miss JANE L. Y. BRucE,
eldest daughter of the late John Bruce,
Esq. ofthat place, after long and pain
tul illness, which she sustained with
the patience and resignation OF pious
Christian, and alter having received
the Sacred Seal and Symbol OF that Ho'
~ Religion to which she was always
zealously attached.
Could the prayers. sighs and tears OF
her Numerous relatives and friends have
avaiied any thing, this smiable young
lady would not have died; but Alas !!
when the greot .fct is pronounced, the
prayers, and signs. and tears Of poor
lportals avsileth nothing, to thsm it only
remaineth, to submit with humble &C
quiescence, and to adore the hand from
which The stroke cometh.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
Congress ofthe U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TUEspAY. Feb. 4.

NIr. Iagerso!l fram the committee
on the Judiciary. reported a bill au-
thnrising the erection OF a Peniten,
tia,y in the District of Columbia.
&c. which vas twice read anil refer
red to q committee Of the whole
House for Manday.
Mr.. ;Lp"es from the committee o.!
| WAYS and Means. reported hiii to
| authorize IL loan for sum not ex-
ceeaing Dollars, which WAS
read fist & second time aud refer
red TO committee Of the whole
House for Thn shay next.
Also. q Hill to an'!i0risr the issu-
ing Of. Treasury Notes for the SER
vice of the year i5lb, which was
twice read and referred tea commit
tee of tue whole House for Friday
next.
Also. bib for the relief Of Da-
MEL MeCalia ard Samuel Ralston.
which was read first and second
Time and referred 10 a committee OF
the whole House for Saturday next.
Also, a bill for the relief OF Ste
plea Girart, which was twice read
and referred 30 committee oil the
whole House for Wednesday next.
Also. "a report On The petition OF
Christopher H. Kerelistedt. which
was nn.ayOrahie aud was concurred
in by tie House.
Also. a report On the petition of
John r.. Williamson, ard Ihomas
Rice, which vas unfaYorabIe, and
was ordered to lie on the table.
Also, a report Gu the petition OF
Danie!P. Parker and Messrs. Apple.
tons Of Boston, which was unfa'ora-
bic, and was ordered to lie on tile
table.
Also. a report on the petition OF
Weighers, Guasers, &c. OF the port
of Portland, which was ,pfavorable.
an;, was concurrcd in by the House.
Mr.. Macon submitted q resolu.
ton, autl,orising the President Oh the
Senate and Speaker of the House of
Representatives TO close the present
session of Congress, by adjouring
their respective Houses on Monday
the 9TH day Of Marcb--Ordcred to
lie on The table.
The House in committee OF the
whole. MIR. Nelson in the cham. on
the report of the committee Of Flee
ton on the petition Of John 1eilIaf-
ferro. contrasting the election ofjohn
p. Hungerford the report is unta-
vorabIe to the sitting member.
After debate which lasted fill 4
o'clock. the report was disagreed 10
and the committee rose and reported
their disagreement to the resolution
and the house adjourRed.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. >.
Mr. Goldsboroueh presented the re
mortal Of the House of Delegates OF Ma
ryland, TO the Senate and House OF nc
representatives. OF the o. S. ON the sub'
jeet of the war,
He moved that it lie on the table and
be primed-it was ordered to he on the
table. The motion for Printing was
opposed by Mr., Wright and others, and
advocated by Mr.. Goldsborough and o.
theirs on the ground of its being the a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03

II, o,cnsrs Of the Too Penny
:, =, over tho way. have' with their
81 ;u,uaenee, denied the truth
~. 49,, article. which appeared in the
,,,s Of saturday last, relative
.,tpmOt to SET Ere to our print
os.c, In reply. we have only
~ that we are ready to state
-" =. 20, sons fer believing the occur
' ~ to have originated in design
.,l to ez plain all toe facts and cir
ern,,anta,a connected with it; to any AZ
resp.ei..s.s person who may feel dis
Dosrd to enquire into them AS 10
=, pro,rie.ors Of the Herald and
their coatemptible Correspondents
-. shall not eondeseeDd to CRAFTY
,san, Nv noticing their billingsgate.
No contcst with such characters,
,,b,,pyer mi ;l,t be its issue, could
rsdOand TO our credit.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03

A message from the President of,he
FGtsf States was received by the
House Of Repre- eala,ises on Tuesday
! L which has rot besn read 1T 4 o.
Ficck yesterday when or reporter left
lhe t2li 1T is understood to be in re-
Ely 10 resolution Of ,ha, body, calling
FOr GgrnatInn relative 20 the failure OF
fUrarms ~: is said that the Secrctary.
Fl War in bis report to the President
Fn lAat subject, LAYS the whole blame
pa Congress, and on the CiRcers ba-
ping conmands.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03

/ Sir George Frevost has issued a
,.,, and well wri!te3 Proclamation,
r.,,r.iins the late piI!ase and de-
|,trucf;oa OF American property ON
the Niagara Frontier. The object
Of il is, 10 shew. that the horrid oat-
RACES committed by the British and
their Indian Allies in that quarter.
were provoked by the equally sa-
yssp bar5arities committed by the
|Amegieags under Gen. M'Clure-Or
lin o,hcF words. nothing more than a
part Of the system OF retailG'ioa.
shiea cur government had comneYc-
ed. AceOriing to Sir Georges state
nent, the 1chOle village of Newark.
eCasistil% ofl5O honses. were burnt
by the Americans in the first in
stance. and 100 inhabitants expelled
from their hahi;ations unl!er cireum-
Ptaues. Of pcca.i.r and aggravated
distress.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
Domestic Manufacture
Livers Lannay.
s.
February 5.



NOTICE is hereby given to tho
~ Stockholders Of this Institution,
that an election of se,en Director, will
5e held at the Court House, OH Tues
day the sth inst. between the hours Of
2 aud 6 p. M. under the direction Of
Messrs. Amos Alexander, Abraham
Faw, James Carson, A. c. Caxenovs
and Chas. Mcknight.
Hy, LANGTRY, Agf.
Feb 8. ep4t:
N. 3. BY ths articles Of association
two Of the present Directors are inc
iigible for the ensuing year.
The cause which last year forbade
the declaration of a Dividend in the q.
boye Institution still continuing, the
Directors feel themselves necsssitated,
in conformity with the arti les OF assoc
citation, again to refrain from decia-.
ration. They nevertheless, have inc
satisfaction to inform the Stockholders
that the business has been stteniiyeiy
and advantaeeously conducted by this
present agent and they Asttsr them
selves that the Company willuitimate@
" have no REASON to regret this uDaS
voidabIe suspension Of Dividends.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03

A detachment {. ahcrt t0eC men
ave arrived al Pittsburgh from The
,rsnth BILLS. x all Che troops at
sHG'ngtcn have been ordered Til.
per- The object of the enemy ap-
Ears to be 10 diycrt'the attention OF
f iofees in that quarter, While
by are transporting their military
|"es 10 KiaSstcn. We have il
y ssod authority that too yoke
oxen have gene over lie lines for
Fls ard ether purposes.
8mI;R5ton ceE!iae'.]
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
BRITISH NAVAL PROMOTION

Lieut.. A. Dobbs, employed On the
Lakes in Canada &, the rank Of Com
nauLer; Lieut.. DiXeY TO the Chesa-
pc,Ne frigate Lieut.. Davis TO the spar
tan irisate~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
A mistake more just than the amend
1nent.

"OGr readers Will please to cor
rect an error whi.i, oc Cured in some
of our last i,nprssions-in the first
line nader the Springfield head, for
-. Internal Duties read Internal
Duties" -Sgri, rfe'd paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03

The Hact from india, (arFived in
England, brought accounts i'om Ben
sai to Ap,ii 4, Isle of France l7th Of
June. G. Of Good II pc, roth of Aug.
end St, Helena 4th Sept. Nothing new
reported.
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EVENT OF ,rIT VAR.

Nine men have been enlisted into
The arrGH Of Canada. ham The tcwn
Of Neaiha.n. OF these mae, fze
nave died OF sickness and tico have
been Killed in battle.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03

A London paper Of. the 2lst October,
mentions that a severe shock of an
Earthquake was felt throughout the Is.
land Of Tcncrifc-DaEy houses we're
thrown down. CAT landel Alto, Zen,
the mas, ola large vessel with rigging
attached to it, branded +" United States
has been thrown up by the sea-"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
CEEs.fPE.aKE FR3G.9TE.

A i'"ovidease (RhoGe is!snd) pa
per oft!;e Sth inst. after arnnYncing
The arrival of t;.s Ana!ostan Cartel
fron, Halifax. observes, IS The Che
Sngaake j'sc'c zuas condemned as
n;lseG.cOfihY."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
NAVAL TWINS.
THy WISER AND TRAvE.

Some singular coincidence are con-
nected with these lrigates Their keels
were laid down on the same day they
were launched the same day; sailed the
same day I; were dismasted on the same
day; were brought into Plymouth on
same day, and had a similar aum-
Der OF men aud weight of metal. Their
crews were entirely composed OF young
men from The age of 10 20 %, most OF
whom have volunteered into the British
service. They were originally con-
scripts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03

large fligate and two small ships,
'uP7os,a tobe store ships) arrived in
Lyrha'0 BAY On Sunday LIST, ard came
, anclor with the squadron.
Nt,jok aersls.
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ed by an act Of Congress.
Colonel RAPATEL, who for some
years resided in this city, who
was aid de camp to Gen. Moreau. 4
was with him at the time Of his
death; has been appointed aid-dc-
camp to the Emperor of Russia with
the rank Of General. His attach
meat to the deceased hero, has been
rewarded by marks of high esteem
and friendship from the Emperor,
who selected him to accompany Mo-
reau'. remains to ST. Petersburg,
where they are to be Inferred with
the same funeral hooors as the great
Kout0usof.--BaI. Fed. Gazette.
The following is the 10Th Toast
given at the Dinuer in honor Of
Com. PERRY.
8. Real Patriots Of all parties
They may be emharkedin different
ships. undpr different commanders,
an,l waited asander by different Winds.
of doctrine. but their pnr; of iesti-
nation is the same and so long rs
honesty is their iyidrr. truth their
needle. and pmh'ie good their polar
star. they viii often TAIL in company
in the course Of tic voyage. 8
cheers"
'Fnsre is more !;berali'y in this
toast, ,aal IS generai!y issued al the
iiaaers given at EAmmany Halt.
The following 1oasi, we are hap
ny 10 iiul. was ais2 given.
:" The memory Of Wcsting ton-
The moilei OF a republican masis-
irate--.!ln governed ais country on
~ to srrve--N bose ambition was 30
be goad rather than greal--and Nho
heeamr great BY being pre- eminent
iy good" POI. Beg.
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DOMESTIC, GOODS.

DOMESTIC GOODS.
Just received and for Sale, .jor Cash "
good taher she .fo!iozuins ARTICLES, Wis
Am :rican printed Shawis, newest
patterns.
Cotton Yarn, and Twist assorted.
Sewing Cotton.
Cotton Blankets.
Royal Rib.
Shoe Thread.
Black Grape, SC.
-afhty atfAe
WASHINGTON TAVERN.
Feb 8. 81.
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STOLEN

STOLEN
ON Monday nigh, the slst January,
1914, opposite Mr.. LoNG's Tavern,
City OF Washington, Capitol Fill
TWO HORSES,
One light bay Horse, about 2 years
I'D, hi. right hind foot white, chafed
on the right side by the gir,h ; about
IS hands nigh, aid Is a natural tro,tcr.
He was taken from Mr.. l.. LANNAY's
Wagon about IL o'clock at hight
Any person that will deliver tbs said
Horse to me in Baltimore. or Randolph
Mott in ALEXANDRIA, shall receive
FIFTY DOLLARS, and on conviC.
ton Of the Thiel FIFTY DOLLAHS
mores
Liyers Lannay.
February
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NE CCmmissiener OF the land
80 hs> reported 10 Congress tia.
II !. States possess 4C0,C00.0oG u
4, 'S'i Su>, atcd hand, viz. la Ohio,
/ 'II".uaO:-sa Michigan Terrific
h, ''''lv'ca0 In dc sntiana and
mos ftrritocy. 5G.2o0,c00.;- la
h. " "ad OF Lac Michigan. 80.
I,r ,''o I'm Tie Mississippi Terri
f. CO. ''%G0,0oo :-In Louisiana,
Do'Voa. 70 gr"aspreporiien.
~ 'er' The Ilalian Title has not
'AUasy.Shed, Nat. Intel.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, FEsnoAAr 3.
4" 10 sHEw IS

"-o sHEw
81 popY oS THE TIME
saA ,onx asD PRESSURE.
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h. : :, Leg stature OfNew..yark con.
! "'s tay week. ln the House
lo,s.' y James EMovr was
ba,na Speaker. The n>xt day a
k,sea Sat resolution unanimously
BsryoonaaS 'a houses, granting fir
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sumption and payment ofthe States
quota Of the direct tax.-Ib.

Tho Legislature Of North Caro-
lima. has refused to assume the col
lection of the Direct Tax. as impos.
ed by an act of Congress.