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III Taseas ef tr iyectors u re .5f,,!,lc 49,
reTce t97fc'y Of h'cino''ri held ,his DEE Ut th-ir
shS"hrho' Thai dividend Of Three and hrlf
( a. per sent i'l tls last non,,s lie .i,.st a.,
so much d The Capital Stock Of It's C11,,,s, -
een p'd N, and raid to tl,e Stockholders or tiar s
fhored agents, IT the Office of the cosnpany on lpes
dey ,he 5Eth instant.
Fes'l'et that tie tranefer books Of ,hiq ccmps,v.
he rcs@e III! a!'er the ssrer, election If Dcc,
~
Pah'ished liy orle, orthe Board.
-, ~ \, CAMPBELL, Sec'ry.
~ The Stockholders viii pIense to take N7o.;cs
Nt sn eiooou Of Fifteen J].rcctrrs, 10 .e-, f,, ~
Sn'''ng year, VIII e he al the U.iSe If the Con-,
ny on i"'siaY the 81 day Of Jan ary next the ~
20 oe x, opened at Ii oe.ock forcaoon and closed Il =
n.c.r,,,, A.C.
'.Sik Stockholders q tie Brooke 7TIr-1 I :.
a pan: "rere'luesei to meet at the Eaele Taverc.
~ the city q, itrhmOnd, on he first MonJsy n Jo.,a
~ next. 1t - o'clock, 4. NJ 'N'
IL order 0! ihe Directors
CRkIIR 3. P.2CE, Sec'ra
lco. - tim
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SAM. JONES.

Collector ut the Revenue oCth.
18Th Collection District OF Virginia
buckingham C. h. Dee 81. 9s,s,s e'''
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Pal'ished ly orle, otth Board
i7ih Dec 1914. '-'-' 'ee ~
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bound to Jamaica permitted her TO
February 1tth.-Lat. 20, so N.
long. so, is w. boarded the Axe.
r;ean schooner Louisiana from New
Orleans, boundto st. Jago de Caba'
with passengers : permitted her to
proceed At
: February i9.--Lat. 2A, As N
long. ss. @ w. boarded a Swedish
hr;e from MARTINEZ. bound to Ha-
yannah; permitted her to proceed.
Fel,rnary a0th.--Lat. %, 50,
,onss 80. I w. boarded Spanish
shin from Havannah, bound to bos'
ton te hours out |; permitted hsr %
proceed. or
long. 80, 10 ". boarded the Amerl-
can Privatecr Rapid, from Charles.
ton on cruize.
February asrd.-Lat. 81, o. N
81, 4a w. Cape Florida. bearing
West by South, distant 5 leagues,
captured the English seheoners Mars
and Eliza, the former from Ne"
! Providence on . cruise, the latter
from Nassau to Pensacola with salt
(signed)
| JOHN o. CREIGHTON,
Commander
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ST. P.aTRIC6's DaY.
nv ANAcRKoN NooRE

=
Tho, dsek are our sorrows, to day we'll
forget then,
And smile thro' our tears, like the sun
beam in shawers,
There never we're hearts, If our rulers
would let them.
More formed TO be best and grateful
than ours,
But, Just whea the chain
Has ceased to pain,
And hope has enwreath'd 1t round with
flowers,
There COMES new link,
Our spirits to sink;
Oh! the ioy chat we taste, like the light
of the poles,
Is a Rash amid darkness, too brilliant TO
stay;
But tho 't@ere the last little spark O.!
oar souls,
We must light it up now on our Pa
tricks Deg.
Contempt on the minions, who call
you dis'oyal
Tho, 6crce to your foe, to your friends
Won are true;
And the tribute most high to head that
Is loyal,
Is love to besrt that loves liberty toe.
While towards who blight
Your tame and vosr right,
Would shrink from the blaze of the bat.
tie srrav;
The standard of green
IN front would be seen
All! NV lie on your faith, were you
se@mon'd This minute.
You'd cast every bitter remembrance a.
way,
And shew what the arm of old Erin has
IN it,
When roqs'd by the foe on her Patrick's
Esy.
He loves the Green Isles, and his love
is recorded,
In hearts which have suffered too much
to forget;
And hopes shsil be crown'd aud attach
unent rewarded,
: And Erin's gay jubilee shine out yet.
The gem may be broke
By many stroke,
But nothing can cloud its pure native
ray;
Each fragment will cast
A light To the east
And thus Erin, my country, tho broken
thou art,
There's a lustre within thee that ne'sr
Z viii decay:
A spirit, which beams thFo' each suff'ring
part,
And now smiles at their pain, our Pa
tricks Day.
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from The Glsaner.

Mn. MINER,
Yoa please publish the following
lines Sc obliee fe male reader. TO wnoH
,acy were presented last Tuesday oy a.
friend.
WHY sits disdain upon thy brow
Why pout: that ruddy lip so new
5 Thnugh, pretty maid, thine eye IS bright
AS evening star on winters night
Al,ho' thy cheek so sweetly gloNs
Like brightest blush of damssk rose;
Thou kpos'st--it is decreed--that eye
Low 10 the grave must sightless lie.
that cheek that wears so bright bloom
Shall fade aRd perish in the tomb.
a Doat not, then maiden, on thy charms,
Bat wake thy seul to deaths alarms;
Nor pride--aor beauty, from the gray
That form, u. tcheek, that eye can save.
But oh! there dwells within that
breast.
"A spiri,--ar, immortal guest,
Tn beauty more respseD5eDt tar
Team da@ssk rose or evening star,
Whicb, enyious death, survives the
honr,
ysber, mortais own Thy withering power
Haste then, Improve that noble part
Worth I'll Thy care-wocia II Thy art
THAT must be noble Nalch to Gods al
lad,
And porth all care FOR which Saviour
died,
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youst being disposed to obey ri, :.
other inhuman order he may f.s.; s'l
But there is one consideration Of - '' g
an important nature, which NAV !.
some weight with him. He may ,a Ss's
aNe to make bis escape after he h., ~ y y
beyed his master; hemight be c,n.''
and hanged, a fate which he would IS, ss'
ly deserve. -
Lord Castlereagh and hi. suit. s,;,.,
in his Britannia Majesty's ship Errh' sa
from Harwice, England for the I,ss'
on the Both of Dec, Gen. Hislou, s ss1
vas captured in the Java, sailei the ,,' n.y.
day for Madras.
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POSTSCRIPT.
--latest from Eagtpa.

After our paper had been preu.,.,
for the press, We received, b II. -
likeness of Colunel DAeeRrT| The s. r'
lowing HIGHLY IMPORTANT IN.
TELLIGENCE, contained id The A.
TIauA JOURNAL of the l4tA uItmo
broughtby the cartel-ship Rising state,
With great pleasure we prdem il Ia
our readers
LONDON, January 81
Vice-Admiral Sir A %ochrae nr
pected at Portsmouth in a fewlays ia
hoist his flag on board the Asi Tor Ii.
North American command.
A rumour has been circuljed or
these two or three Gays past, ID he cir.
Gle of superior emigrants from rance,
that direct Invitation has been sce,.
ed by Louis XVIII. from Norm rdy to
return, aid with an assurance at bis
standard would be surrounded ] thou.
sands who are In their hearts f'Otsd
to his cause.
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BaF0xrE TaKET g.
ANTIGUA, Feb: j.

IN IL \ a, fcp' - eL,,
By London paper of the gin o. sar
uary, with which we have been oons -,
ly favored, intelligence Of the n'sD If
importance to the future baPPiDe,. I'D
the civilized world has been recsa ,.d
Since our last, there have been rev., =.
from the fell grasp Of Bonapar's,, Ind
states of Holland, Flanders, S~'tzs' n,
and the principsl Italian States ." ae,,
shores Of the Adria,ic Sea f''p ~, !,
by the express request of the p'0p ,os
now united to Holland under US AZ
Of the United Netherlands ns'@ ,,eu,
the head Of the general go's' ~. d
the Prince Of Orange, with 'ns W.
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From the London Gazette. Of S4rd'
January |, and Tuesday, Jasly
1914.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
DowNIgG-STRKET, DelS

Despatche. have been receive tthi,
Office from the Marquis OF WelIgtoO,
dated the 10Th and 22d iastaut. / ap.
pears, that since the battle oftH lAh
Marshal Soult, has made sesera foys.
ments on the right bank of the -FOUR
and towards the rear Of Sir RI And
HIPS position--hut these mo'f a''
were foreseen end frustrated. es
nemy being foi!ed in every a'tt) Il
disIodge the allied forces ifomfsl
positions, the main body Of the pei
army has retrsated from BayoGtt Pr
has marched up the right bank n
Adour, towards OAK. |
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LONDON PARAGRAPHS.

BSuapafte took exactly f1ceire
gears 20 rise to a height from which
. twelve asenths have been Sufficient to
precipi,ate him. in 1899. he was
Installed First Consul: in 1909. ap
pointed Consul for life; in 1901.
{ Emperor OF France and in ~. with
almost all Europe az his feet. he be-
gan that decIeasioa at Moscow.
which, in rs, was completed at lie.
ipsick.
Bouaparte was under such appre-
5 heasions wheu he received the intel
ligenee efthe movements of the al.
lies. after the battle eftbe 18th Nov.
that he left his apartment almost the
same instant. aud his state Of mind
may be judSrll se when besides part
OF his wardrobe. aud q port folio. he
J. actually left his watch upon the Ia
bic. Sire. Stewards private letters
70 Fard Castlsrsagh mention this
pnsotote.
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Friday, January 1.-Two %

Friday, january "o
Dispatches were yesterday fe1t
by government from the Rhine, EoV'
and the South of Fr,p-e Bc"''i
n,sr ,!s,.-..urttie pubic papers, oil
u' NC, ression afts sesszssss,a sOd tte9'
wsiel sys1nrirmation has beer M
Of Zoe passage ofthe Rhine by I, ElG.'
with the important addition of &C.
cession OF Switzerland 10 the gro ams
Of Europe, the Allies, pIedgin lem.
selves, as will be seen by their .n.
ton, to replace that country in STE
ofinlegrity and independence, khisa
it stood before the French rcrol on
The substance of the intelligence.
ceived hy government was comrbicat.
cd in the following Bulletin II
FOreign-OGce, Janp4
TIE allies crossed the Rhinet the
goth ultimo, their whole arraDapeDls
could not be completed bsfose.e sh
Of January.
Arrangements bad been mad With
the Swiss Cantons, and the alIieI ass
pledged themselves to replace S3aeF.
land in the same state Of intcgrl aad
independence as before the reyot OD
The army now in. operation .ahinss
Alsace and Franche Comte wa up.
wards of 100000 men. There al not
any accounts Of any action. The fSa
of Huniuguen was begun.
Government have received lc'tet Of
the soth from Sir Thomas Gtabm,
mentioning thattwo entire battaliQ " Of
Brabant troops had come over to = Al,
lies, under Gen. Won BuIow, who va
sent them to assist at Corcum IN ~
garrison of which place there ware tap
other battaiions Of Braban,ers, ~no' =
was thought, might follow the extmp''
of their countrymen.
The last dispatches from Lord He'
lington were dated on the 2tih pl'li"O,
His Lordship writes, that norlt n'4
halted his Amy behind the river oa''
with his left resting upon Reish0racs'
Helyosfsiuys, January " :,
Letters from Frankfort of the 2'ln "
December say, the,. 100000 Of the an, =,
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Reivosfsiuys, January . 8
Letters from Frankfort of the 2'la"
December say, that. 100000 Of the aNs u,
have crossed the Rhine at diSe''u.
points, taking the route BY I-uxsn0u's
and Nancy.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

- - ANA1i NAiOiL-F j y 1 Y tJO,
I'HeSdau, Ian. -.
On motion Of Mr.. Ringgold, Mir. M'Kim,
and Mr.. Archer of Md. and Mr.. Lewis or
va The petitions of suDdry persona. presen
tee at various times, Complaining OF eztor-
ton on the part OF Oliver Evans IN relation
to his patent for improvements in milling.
we're reterred to the committee of che whole.
90 whom i refer ed the report OF The select
committee on that subject.
On motion 81 Mr.. Archer of Nd. the ne
titon OF Oliver Pollok, presented on the
l4ih June, 1918, was referred to the com
nnttee on Pensions, &c.
Mr.. Roberts of Pa. laid upon the table
the toiiIWng resolution
Reaotpcd, That the Standing Rules Of the
honse be amended bY adding thereto the
following provisions, to w.t.. "S.enogra-
piers admitted to take down tn debates
and Proceedings of the House, shall cake an
oath or affirmation, to be administered by
the Speaker, as follows, wit ], A. Il. do
o emmy swear Tor aiiirm) that will faith
iully, truly and Impar,laIlY report the De.
bates and Proceedings of the House. of Rep
resentailyes, whenever do report the same,
TO the best of my ability and Indictment .
and every steno3rapher who shall be admit
I ted rs aforesaid, after taking said oath or
affirmation, shall Oh such admission. state
20 Tue ope"Ncr vi Wflting whether he In ends
to publish his report 10 pamphlet or volume
form, or IN newspaper or newspaDers g,
IT III the latter, he shall give in lis, of sncb
papers as he may intend to furnish with q
report and ne shall from line to lime give
information as aforesaid, if such list sh6uld
De increased or diminished, as either fac,
may occur, and such statement or list shall
be hled by the clerk and every stenogra
phcr admitted as aforesaid snail afFix his
signature TO lis report from time to time as
he MAY furnish it for publication, which sig
nature he shall cause to be published in ey-
cry Case"
According to a rule Of the House, reso,n-
tons Of This kind are required to lie one dav
for consideration.
RELATIVE TO THE EMBARGO.
Mr.. King of Mass said that when ne had
On Friday last proposed resolution 1avinp
Tor It's object the relief O. a large and sui
tcring portion of his Coustrymen, although
I he had been put down by the Speaker. anc
4 his resolution had been voted down by an o
overwhelming, he would not say t~iornnbap
| majority OF the House and al.ho' these re
solutions, as fer as depended On the
/ majority had been almost kicked out q
doors, be should not cease to knoct at tbos,
doors until he could gain Abundance 70
WAT he conceived to be the right of IN,
People whom he represented. On the oc
casion to which he alluded, he had eddres
sed himself to- the constitutional feelings an,
powers of the House. But alas on tina
SUBJECT he could excite no syIOpa.bg---
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F0R TIE EN'QUTRER.

.NGV SONG.
Home, 'ireece' end famed Egypt! the caures unfold
lie Parents Of Science, Ye tiiauts in battle
Why sons ct the Sriiant-heroic OF old
Have dwindled to nstioIs Of two.ieegad Cattle
Your Land still the mother Of Besutv snd bread,
faunts laurel and Pslm and Fertitys green
DER maa tn. same biuc of the SKY is outspread--
Then why does he sroyci submitted to rnesnness
Do msn in your Region by changes aus,ere--
Discover defect In the Bran or the Fibre
Obj 40 the same Organs and Features appear;
TO garnsh ilissu7. the lille, or the Tfber
The Scep;rcs of 'Tyrants exhibit the Cause
To stle free Spirit is TaIsst's undoing-
From Natures sweet Radisnce uneherished By
Laws;
Sinks dull to extinction or s:immers in ruin.
When popular Liberty ceases to sway,
High minds will be levelPd 10 Doly's condition:
Bright Genius tho dawning in Paradise gay
Declines in eclipse without manly voition
10 vie with bold trGenen in deeds of rsnovn.
Irue MOBILES OF Nature exalt TO their stat0ns-
But Cringers tCourts, who are killed bv a frown;
want soul to Illustrate themselves Oh the nation
BY co'absts with Monsters see Hercules gain
The smile OF sreat Jove on bis popular strife
While syeophant PersiaRe gid nlonarchy's chain .
and letter themselves Eud their ciliidren for Ii
b. Reptiles surrounded an Infant in 'sovers--
He throttIsd the Snakes ike a resalute Bow
q nd shall Dung Nation hercuieAn g, ours
Not put forth its strength when the ssrusuts de-
troy !
Arouse all ye valiant true Sons Of This Shore.
Assert your clear rights and the National i,lory-
ko pub!.cs once fallen will never rise more
Debssed by Dominion, despotc and CORY
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a VALUABLE LINE OF oII(3IS.
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FEaHE Public are hereby respectfully informed.
that in Consequence Of the trns,oe, RI ,bo
" Arlington Henry Academy, having failed to Give
posse sslon 70 the Sui1crter sgreesly to contract
he will continue h. ScA,pi ut the Vbne.Uouse
near Hanover Court ifouse
The School will be or.rei mn the 18th Of the
present month, and discontinued on the 18Th of
december next, making term often monihs. Al.
Ter dedueting ore Df the Fu.ouer mouths Tor vaea
on.---The Subscriber gill teach tie fsii,,yiny
branches OF learning he English. L-tn X Greek
si'ion and Geography.
he fees Ior tuition IN any, or ~ Of the above.
mcnuoDeh brsnchra. va be tairjy 6olla~g, ratsbie
quarterly in advance. nco %. vqrhus and foAg.
ing will te FURNISHED ~ h- SpEs.ri5sr ~ E;,bty
Dollars for 49, term, plvebie as qlova
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nara- N are, Caseerp ana NadaLeru,

EDWARD STAPLES, Jr. on !, between 18th and
18th slreets-CUusistins Of
RoN, rim, knob an, closet lOek., brass case knob
4 aud beaded ring, common .nl fine stock, blk *
trt shaskle PAD, brit and brn chest and cupbosr,l,
trunk aud gun 'litto brass aud iron table buts and
eard-tab!e hinges, brass commode knobs aud hsn-
dies, cupboard turns, knobs, sc. screws wrot mails
eraees and bits, polished bc.eei common end 1T
coat aud vest buttons. Iyoc; and horn combs br?.s
and plated can'lestics, sheet iron snd copper tea
Kettles, Sc--fine white and green ivory knives and
forks in sets, with earye-s, sc. 20 match, puck
cham buck and wEi;e bone chandIe knives < fork S.,
inc and common 2ensnives, spertsmen's knives,
common and fine snuiiers scissors, cork scrcwa, {, C.
Plated stlrrnp irons, duke btt, and bredoons,
snaties, curb chains, tug, harness snI bride buc-
t'es, harness fHrnture in sets, &c.--com,non -
bottom and s~iva stitrup irons, sharp and s bent
pe'hama aud snsfes, japann'd and tGn'd inlets aud
fat sets. square head coach screws, Sc.
Also, few boxes oomm"n s. Whittemore's Cot.
ton and Wool Cards, OF assorted Nos.
Octoker22 .f
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1HE RiCifAYONU
COTTON MANUFACTORy


nearly ready 10 go in;o operstion, and will in a
o few weeks want 8 considerable number OF L.nds
Men, Women, Boys and Girls nj various sizes, will
meet with eppioyneni---an white apprentices
received.
Comfortable houses erected ~ the establish.
Tnent for the accom- rnniatcn Of Families and others
that may be employed.
n schoo! and haots SIC. SSc. win be kept at the
expencc Of the institution tor TIE purpose of euca.
ting the ekiidGen both apprentice and others, in
the cnusnon branches of aI English odns>,ion.
Under the organization OF this establishment chill
5-cn may oltain from their own industry comfort.
sb!e maintenance and toIers5le good e,ineation.
None but persons Of good character are intended
to be employedi IfYhcrs get in, they will be dis-
charged as soon discovered.
Persons wishing employment rnay learn further
particulars application MIR. Richard Harris on
the premises or the subscriber in Richmond
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS
Dec. 49, If
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Dec. 1S.
STONE IF.d{R.

"a WE Subscriber having established maprfa Glory
q. @: S"O.NE W9It g on Jlmes River, twelve
miles below Richmond Offers for safe 1T the mana
factory Tor delivered IN Richron',) large and
r. any ever imported. A constant si1r,y of .gs.I,
cyder and beer bottles, warranted answer the MR.
pose for which they usel Orders let at the
corortng house of c. J. y; cMur,Io Will be attended
TO. and ware made agreeable to order.
RICHARD RANDOLPH.
Octnhnr o..
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LOST-A TRUNK OF SHOES

GSUPPOSEO to have been taken rom wagon
~ between Richmond and Fred -riclislurc. marx
ed r Snrtrvant, Norfolk, M r, directed to care
OF John lrespn, Riehmon'i. ANY psrqon finding the
same, on leaving Information st this Office. shall be
generously rewarded for their trouble, and receive
the thanks of the owner.
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Domestic 'iscnfactnres, vhich is carried On in the
vicinity o' 6a'thn2re.-Th. patriotic and pnb,;e
spr'led gentismen, Who is::a embarked in enter
przeS u tbs description, rcspiHg their reward
IN The regular acquisition OF wealth wi;hout risk o..
pro?is which so Embargo can effect no Bri,ish
inaraadsrs check and which tend 10 secure the
nest and most substantial interests Of the country
C0IT0N FACTORIES in tie -eirh5orIood Of
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These will produce snnually COO, o0Clbs. Of warn.
making in the VINCE, 900 oOObs
lYE-4FLNL;.
80 looms employed by tue Union,
- water do iNthe Baltimore works, Ii OF which
oniy il operation.
l9 looms at the Washington factory
The Icons now emplo' Ell by ,hc,e three facto.ie.
VIII produee LEO coo yards annually, exclusive OF
~h'eh there are number OF weavers who sre al
work on their account.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

N4tIRIIIIN 9TIIDO,
a assortment OF GARDEN SEEDS wsr-.nted
Of The laat years growth * gruine, are ;ust r.
eeiyed aid offered tor sale at Ia Sock Store Of
JOHNSON s. WARNER.
Innupry %. st
"A VALUABLE LINE OFoIn NOES.
E& III BE SOLD 1T Public auction on the an
- q February next ~ Tinslpyyiie in the sorn.
q ~ i,oct!snd that E7LU.7RLE LIVE OF
oF.tT!S rom Richmont to Ch,rn. rsv,lle viii,
tn .'ofsr', Carriages, Sc. Terms mpde known
o. the DAY OF sale.
THOs. JOHNSON, Ex'r.
ofJOiN GiNSLEY deed
January %. Sin
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FEf INDEPEy NOfNCE.
~ o5'sirg friend has politely furnished rs. Will,
The Following .46sGdC; Of the amount OF speees OF
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1890, which viii produce,
snnnal!y. 42o, o3ob, of yarn
buildings erecting, end contemplated ircyeqs. Of
sPinales IN those erccrea.
Union, n new NH, TO enats,u 5000 ,pindIes
baltimore, eon,eInp .sted increase lCOD do
Washington, do do ,Soo do
M'Kim's aew building, e5G0 do
Grey 8 rsylo.'s 10 5000 do
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PER.NY- IS n rE.fR.

CHRRl. S @'OR SNLE
= PAIR Of handsome Blact Carriage Horses
~ well matched, very welt broke, aud remark sb,,
g.atle in hsrnessperfec,y free from every vice or
blemish.--tpp!y II this Office.
January 90. If
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We owe the following Plan TO the pen Of
a Gentleman, who has seen some service.
ant. deserved,y stands high with / who
Know him.-With respect even TO the pre-
sent state OF the Militia, we are compelled
20 dissent from his opinious--we have a
mere favorable idea OF their discipline an,
capacities for service than he has express
ed.-As for his Plan. we think it peculiar.
'y worldly of the attention OF the constituted
authorities.