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Great Foe in and about J.ondon

Great Fog in and ab0xt London.
an the London papers printed the last of
December and LIST Of Jan. were several &C
counts OF great fog, which had enveloped
the city ot London and vicinity for several
uays' Inc Following is the most particular
account of it.
LONDON Jan. g. (Sunday.)
The fog still continues. 1t was more
dense and oppressive last night than at any
time since its commencement on Monday
last. very few persons ventured out except
on pressing business and no sound was
heard out OF doors but the voice of the watch
men, or the noise of some solitary carriage
cautiously feeling its way through the
gloom. 1t extended as far as the Downs, a
distance OF 20 miles, but how far in other
directions, has not been yet ascertained.-
ne "lno mas IN the interval blown uniform
ly from the n. E
We understand that there has been no
thing like the present fog since the great
earthquake at Lisbon about a half century
ago. The tog then lasted eight days. To
person VINO came up to London from o
clear open country, during the last two or
three days, 1t would seem as if he had been
descending into coal mir, to see persons
walking with little torch or n candle at 4
o'ciocz IN the afternoon, and trying to find
out 10 their Own street their own habitat:ons
and some OF them were so bewildered as
TO knock at their neighbours doors to ask
where their own houses were. Some of the
PUBLIC stages and coaches were obliged to
be left IN the roads, and the horses taken out
many were overturned, and several peo-
pie inj Ired.
post chalse, with four passengers, on
its way from town to Uckfieid, was over
turned into the water, BY the road side, at
brlston Wash. and broken to pieces-the
passengers and horses were drGadfully cut
and bruised Several robberies were com
united in town, and the villains got of by
me aid OF tie fog, although persons were
near at the time. Several persons having
missed their way, fell in the rivers and ca
mails, and were drowned. The mail coaches
which reached town were many hours bella
ted, and the passengers were obliged to
get out, and the drivers had to lead their
horses. The cry of-mind Take care /,
Where are you resounded in all directions
in every street.
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ME subscriber having been regularly bred to
the Mercantile business, tenders his sery ccs
to his friends and the public, for the settlement Of
their accounts. He will engage by the day, month
or job. From his intinaia acquaintance with books
and accounts OF every description, he will undertake
the settlement oil concern OF the longest standing
and in the utmost state of arrangement To CO.
partnerships, he believes he can render essential
services, and to such of 's friends who stand in need
OF his assistance, TO promote an amieable correct
and speedy adjustment of their accounts, he pledges
himself to devote the whole energies of his mind
FROM close attention TO the various modes of book
keeping now in use he has been enabled to discovs,
their defeats, and confidently asserts that he is r
possession OF system every way superior which.
WIN 'hgns variations, can be adapted to any situa
ton. He can be consulted at his apartments orno.
site the Bell-Tsyern, where Blanks Of every kind
can be furnished, and copying of every description
executed with neatness, accuracy and dispatch.
JAMES GRAY.
N. b. J. Gray will, in the course of few days, be
prepared to undertake the instruction of IS or 80
Young Gentlemen in bookkeeping.
April l6. 81
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LAWS OF The UNITED STATES.
BY AUTHoRITr.
AN ACT.

hu'horlSns an augmentation of the marine corDs 81
for other purposes
pG 81 eHdefed 1y the Serats and HoaSe of Re-
eseHtdtiues # The GiHtef States of 4z,ieyiea 10,
CoRgTess assembled, That the President oF az
United States be, and he is hereby authorised 70
cause the marine corps, in the service Of the Omitted
states 10 be augmented by the appointment and
enlistment, of not exceeding one nnaior- for-,sau
captains, twelve Grst lisutenants. twcnty sscond
heuieGauts, sixty one sergeanta, f,rty-two drums
and hfes, and SIX huuAred and ninety SIX privatss
who shall be respectively allowed the sane nav
county eioth'Dg and rstions or shall be employed
under the same rules and regulations to which the
SAID marine corps are or shall be entitled and sub
ieet. '''
Sec Q md BEL further enacted, That the ad.
Jutsnt pay master and qusrtsr-msster Of the marine
corps may De taken either from the line of cap
talns or suOa'terns, and the said officer aoall res
peetively receive thirty dollars per month. IN adj
diion to their pay in the line, in full of all emolu-
men,s. ''"''O
See. s. Ind be IL fuyther enacted, That the Pre-.
Sdent Of the United States be- and he +, hereby on
thorised 70 confer brevet rank IN snsh orJcsrs nj
the marine corps - shall Distinguish themselves
by gallant actions or meritOrious conduct or who
shall have 5eryed ten years in any one grade
FToUaed, That nothing herein contained shall be
so construed, rs To entite Oihssrs SO breveted 20
any additional pay or emnlumenig, except when
commanding separate stations or det9ehyoents
when they STALL b entitled u and receive the
same pSy and emOiumsntg which officers Of the
same grades are noR, hereafter may be allowed
by law.
Sc 4. %HdbcH frihc, enacted. That # shall
5e Iawigl for the President o. the u States IN the
recsssof The Senate 70 appoint any Of the officers
authorised By this sot; which appointments snail be
suo'nttsu totse Senate 81 their next session, for
their advice and ooGsent.
See. s. .9sdbc II further erncfed, That II shsIl
De lawful Tor the President Of the United States IN
The recess OF the Senate, TO srpoics a or any oil
tue o'neera Of the navy, authorised By existing laws
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FROM 1BE ALBAN1 REcIs9RR.

u
to his friend tn Ai6Gny;
DATED CHAMPLA1E, April 9, 1914.
Dear Sir,
You tell me l sm I" charged with the counter.
" march Of Major General Brown TO Sack et's Har.
" Dor, after he had advanced more than two hum
" dred miles through mud & mre on an expedition
"sganst Nsgara--snd you desire to know whether
such be the fact II is just true as that com
manded major general Hampton last campaign for
9 single minute or that had turned coward and
become drunkard after thirty years service or,
thstI had net favored the attack Of ngsien until
j found II unprecedented and finally that slirunk
from the attack Of Montreal when my means were
competent 70 the enterprise. confess 20 you, that
after four fyo years Of remorseiess persecution,
duTiHg which painful period, my character has been
Tnangled aud lacerated Throughout g. nation, re-
luctsnty obtrude myself on the public, to rsfuie
those modern saniers and an additional ustive 10
silence, under the lads of obloquv which have If
late been heapcd on rnc, has been the continued
ynensees vented forth W certain public prints,
whose sympathies happen a. he IN opposition 10 my
welfare Of courts Of enquiry anil Of arrests, which
have beea long hanging over me for imputed often
oes, committed SIX months since Subsequent 90
which, have been 70 far honored uith the cont
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Yalna6le James Riper Land
FOR SALE.


81 tuesday the 17th May, win positively g..
~ o'u On me preInises--iha valuable ests,e;n
ihe county OF Powhatsn, 81 miles from fSicL,a"-'S
called HE'LL ,1E.3D-beIone;n ~ tba hl:
tie tate Chssies Logan, Esquire eonta;nn. I5es
seres' Deep Greek, which is large. snd 49,. %
ian'hg srssm, runs through the tras9 sn,l e., .
nest valuable -lFH Scat, about half a rniIe f, g
VS. 70 whieh 1t rs boatsble-it is good 2nd -
my nelshbonrhooa, which, with tbe fasi,;,x ~ -
Ing We crops TO market by water, increases its
t~.ss ue ireieht OF whest being generally univ -
t Soue e5hts bsrreL There is about $50 .cr.,
I sn ~ Iron 81 TO 40 acres below the c-esI fh
r"S. -'dfe James RiVeT Lou Grsg1ds ,I1a "a
lana Is principally in woods laws wei IL ! ,, nSh
s9 generally good fertile iarrsing and r.
osSeu 'Shu' IL VIII be divided into two go. -
may appear to be the wish of the nrreho. us, az
session wiIl he given, Of the land for yysat =; -. on
10 gov 'hls season, and Of the building, So = 80
ist oi Jshusry. One third ef the puTebsse , w
10 De Paid on the LIST Sept reg, and tbs balay
t "a, e pay mehts Personal security vii; ~ -
" iot me nrst payment, and deed of trn,, =
PioPeiV 10 secure the Whole Mr. Tr.t
80 on tne estate, will shew it preyiov. 10 ~.
Gay Gay OF ssle' 70 any person wishing to purcls.o
~ Oe me undersigned will also be in the neirbI
.Oou . ior thst purpose, from the Goth IN tbs os,
SIpn ann ora the 10th of May to III, dsy of 80.
Snou'u the Ifth OF May be rainy dav. The soil
hr.y poss'H'y DC postponed till the next fair H.
~ 90 'oioG oioutrs will probably be from dstsnS
i". We" t as me subscribers, trifng eguse III, a.
Isy me sale positively taking place. and DC wiz de
saie Will be made in the interim N' PrNSN
CHARLES F. LOGAN
for himself and 20 sttor,
JAMES CARTER.
Ar1 NEIL McCOULL
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~ OIlCE.-t wish TO sell a Plantation in -;,o,r,,.
1 tan county, lying on both .ides of the PuoI.
pgnsm road, just below Hopkihs's. ltis hnnd
some and healthy place, has on II good o,.hri
which from its peculiar situation, is seldom or nere;
INJURED by frost. The land is well timbered .nd
contains something less than SEQ acres will sell
bsfEsn If Il, and make the terms easy which rraI
upper end OF Chesterfield county. ''''
VINO mss a.so for sale, on said land, ~ or IS. ooo
Flooring plank. s0.u nea't
May 4. ooD
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May T..
JUST PURLINHEn

ana f0F SAFE at the Book Printing Office IN p.
chic g 1ruehea,t-
q rev copies of Pamphlet, containing Instruc.
~ tons from the Accountant of The I'VE. Dsuar,
ment, TO the
REGL1iENI.4L P.QY-yh.4STEPS
Respecting the manner in which they ar. ~ ke,,,
and render their acknowledgement with extracts
rom tne Laws Rules and Regulations OF the u. S.
Army, relating to the Psy-Masters' and On,rtsr.
Masers' Department, as in force on the ls. of Jan
usTy, 1914. - va"
April 81 ,r
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~ DoLLora Eerrnrt

, offered Tor the delivery to me, in the City of
n Richmond, or any officers in the United States
service, at their respective rendezvous, Coleman
More, private in the 55th Regt. u States Infan-
try. The said More was born in the County of Ca
roline, is according to his statement, about %
years of age, of fair complexion, light hair blue
eyes, by profession farmer; and is about feet
or inches high. He obtained furloueh On the
81, which expired on the 21d of March lsst--sinee
which he has thought proper not to return 10 III.
service, and is believed to have deserted.
RICHARD w. SCOTT, Lieut.
SSH Regt U. S. Infantry,
April ~ w3w'
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LAWD NoR - =
April s.

r ME terms Of a former sale ,ott.,;
- PIeu "ith-WIll be sold, on Mo.dsy a. -
- WI, ~ " iIir' " not lie next fair dsvO ~
hiDs efolvrt-house, that valuable pl,ni.t,n
which formerly belonged 10 Mr. Ioh ""Sin county,
eesseu. =" person cisPCseA TO D,,rebsse So :
not irast q lard more desirable tsn ,i,
LOT tlie ''.y Stur% sdvsntages which il rosss.srs
as ior t,e many improvements which have bs M
upon it by its late owner SjtnotaG ,~.e peen put
tepony RIVER opposite TO Wa.kert-r - ~" ''e -"'-
can SOlne "i'i''n rev yards Of the sbore. fron,
granaiy "a - Stands Immediately 80 "a poin
vessel esn BE- loaded within .bo pm 'he O"ns,
any mar bet that the owner pIsss.. ~, ~ So 10
The land very good dweIInp bnss. 81 e 70 up
eehssy Out nous also mill which tho or;e;naiy
Ut s,,er,i,] use oi the P'' Dstion only, right,
VIVA s'ten'y.'' De niadt 60 accommoda,. 80 Il
Surrounding neighbours There 80 - &c - %
re J0uU$ oIeh uos, the fruit ei Which ia of tn 80,
'e'e3t sn,, ana which with proper care and s,1erN
brandy and cider. 'Aibe quahuues o.
pere Is 81 present growing upon the land .ror
n "sHt, "I'Gh rom the qusntiy sown, and from,
she q9sl'y OF the land, il is expected will nrofns. q
From the title papers for this trs., ofIans
pear. wa. u contains about 1451 acres Tfor wbieh
quanhly 1t viii be sod, be the sar1e rooI o I.sS
~, ~IrCs OF "lIch, are rich, level fat land
teJ0ls o. sGie.-The purchaser yyiII' H.. si,a"x
credit oftWo years Ter the whole rrba". ~
"e ,i'ouSs"u pcuDfs OF which 20 carry nteres 80
we cay o. sale the interest TO be paid NJ the end S
49,! - 'u' lus "hoIe shall become due-TbR
oi 'ne purchase Sn'ney to carry interes, fro
o u.y 81 sac, II not punetually paid when due
4 o secure the PayDent Of the whole purcbose -
ney, oonh VIII approved security will he reomirsS
l.n Ieeu Of trust upon The land and Is there re
s who viz be ent lied to the praseeds
,,sn ne ave o. ne iaod IT viii be required that here
each legatee. ''' ~" proportion o.
q, wv Ve e1peSted, that "a s9on a. the land is Sold
.he purshhSer will be prepared to eorooly s,"b lbS
'g;th;, sAs' auG should they not be complied via
ma %. e' ue" one WI os
~, BY TIE EXECUTOR
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Cary,street, opposite the Eagle Tavern
z. Uff

CHHRLES HORWELL-Ta Taylor,
Z INFORMS the public. that he has comm need
business at the foot of the Capitol HILL where Ia
will be thankful TO receive part of their patronage,
and assures those who may encourage him, that no
exerton shall be wanting give general satisfaction
April 81. w4w
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WILL be sold at Public Auction, on F.
w 18th iley, il fair, otLerwi.e al. me-,
LOIS OF GROU.ND, ~ the sew r 4
he C"y, on part of which BIRDS War
erNeted' Lbs ground is so sdvsn,oe .ou,is.
for esther pubic or private buildings, and ~,
SHOWN, tass 1t is deemed unrtcessary ,osay
snhg 70 Recommend it. All the war..hnM,s
&c. how upon the ground, viii De sold on H.
10 &C taken away at come short time t,.rs.it,r
may te sSreed 90, on TIE day C. sails. g
che th'rd OF the purchase money will b
ea IN three months, one third IN SIX mon -
rs remaining third in line mo:.,sa. ho,. x.
aPcroyeo indorsera. psychic in either OF the )"
IN fichmond, viii lie requiret. A r:lsp az ,ss [
msy be seen at the Coiiee i;ous-.
by order of Mr.. Wade Mosby.
April o..
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CRIES o. THE WOTNDEn.

From tie Fed.J ". Y. Gazefte, of AEay 2.
Our Election returns are coming in slowly
The more we see of them the less we like
them. The good people of this state must
be under the influence Of some unacrount-
u6ie infafuation.
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JAMES MADISON.
Boston Glass A7anufactorv.

He subscriber having been appointed by the
Proprietors OF the above Mandatory, their a.
gent tor the state OF Vrginis-Will undertake to
execute orders for Uindogp Glass any sizs from
o oy 70 10 oy "a, superior in briancy & strength
TO any European Grown Glass--Aiso,
HOLLOW GLASS W.aRE,
Comprising Shop Furniture, for the purposes of
Druggists, Tumblers of all sizes Spirit Proofs Pit
cheers, blue and white Cruets, Lamps, Lamp Shades.
Lamp Glasses, Se.--The goods to be delivered AT
Richmond, and any othsr town in the state of Vir-
ginis, at the Manutactory prices together with ex
Penees Of transportation, Sc.
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary,street, opposite the Eagle Tavern.
April Q. = wifi
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ia. WILKINSON.
With much respect,
] SIN, Dear Sir,
Your friend,

The new frigste (to be called the Guerrierel now
building at Remington, is in such state of for.
%ardness as to induce the expectation that she may
be launched in the course of two or three weeks
Judges OF naval architecture extol her as vessel
OF superior order, and the we'll known and establish
ed character OF her builder 10 full pledge Of the
exeeeney OF her construction aud materials 1t
SAID that Com. Rodgers, who now has the superin.
tendance OF this naval district has suggested to the
navy department Some alterations in her decks +;
which, 1t approved Of will retsrd her approach to
her destined element for several weeks
Phil Gag.
On Monday last, at o'clock p. NJ departed this
lite, after short illness, the honorable yNTchokas
Gilman, late Senator of the United S.atea
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Nav ?

w ~ sOLD o. lie ilft nlI.-s OF ,J',c-1I-v Il,
a llth inst sbOut : o'clock, re
tALV@bAE LC2'S or LIND,
containing ne quarter sere ese5. b.sntc,r1 ,,,r.
tsn On we or leading from Richmond to Williams
7uFg sno Convenient 10 two excellent snri-ps 81 W.
en- Snd shout IS OF 90 minutes vsis f5on a.,
Io,ft-f,ouss' a plan Of the said lot, rusy re Sc
q NJ James Il. LyDeb's Cof-e Room. who W.
@perintend the sale. Terms Of sale n,s5e knov
N The dsy and 80 indispuisble tile made by
.t, JOHN CLYEN
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Ten Dollars Re7yo,d.

on DOEfdT8 Re7yQrd.
4 hEohRIED from my ren6ezvou, in the city of
, E,shmond, privste Of the 2Ots u. S. nfs1trv
shu'fttS seed So years, feet inches HEB. isrt
eonpeNicr. end By profession sailor. HE fsse !,
much bruised By fan. Tie above reward vii he
1sh 20 any person who shall deliver him IN me ~
'bN pace or TO any other oEser of the w. STATE,
army JOHTP. UUg.dL.
Aprif6 "eu"y'
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W acquainted with driving Of p ssr.;,,s 81
20 hsbitns ed tos tcu,ein otter respse cts Of an
exeeptonable character. for whom liberal NJ,
WI be gwen in ossh. Apply 81 tbs Office.
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JAMES Dream.

Sign Gold 2nVii, E Street, Richmond
now receiving, and offers for sale, in addition +,
his Stock of HHRDW.9RE, IR0N:BfON q H.
RI, sc. Co.
$50 kegs of Cut Nai,s, & Brads, assorted sizes.
90 tons Bar Iron, assorted,
100 doz best double prime Seythe Blades. az ,o
81 inches long and inches wide,
~ doz' do GrSss Seythes, 81 inches long and Z
inches wide
$50 doz first quality warranted Wedding Hoe,
Mol, 2, 8 and 4, ead
50 doz. Spades and Shoyels,
10 tons Of Castings, assorted,
500 lbs. best picked Turkey Oil Stone, 4,6 per
ib--Aud upwards
300 gallons Spirits Of Turpentine.
so and horse Ptaeock Plovs
10 pair Of Smith, Bellows, of superior oualit,.
Smiths' Anyils, Vices, &c Sc. 1''"P'
Az OF which he s determined to sell as low "a Dos
sble. March 10 80 'OW 40 pos
u. hns dlso for sale very elepqrt .N-e,r- y,,k
made Gig, fH plated Svith Ianlb, AMI T,,, o,s
JoT t7eo h9rSes complete.
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NuN'POWDER.--The subscriber ofFers for sale
~ ~ One Hundred ard -Four Kegs of Glazed F md
FF--and one case Of Eagle Gun-Powder. in nonnd
eannisters-aiI Of superior uuality. F'''
.AyN,OREjY lS.JfTT,H
Cary street, opposite the Eagle Tovern.
Aprl9 Ns'e aSern'
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EOR SALE-

HOR 0.HLE,
AT WI "TNGTON, On a.
ture,]
Isibsrrei1, Mu'0OysdO sugsrS.
ALSO
500 casks Rai1ins. Zoo ibs)
500 boxes Musoa'e d.
GOO do. Bloom do,
80 kegs Figs, (of1Oo Ibs)
40 casks Almonds (of dol shelled,
20 jars Olives-And
457 lbs. Castle Soap--Latsly received per Span;.b
ship Empuss, from Cadiz
Such part Of the above articles, as may remain
uusold, on FridIy the 18th May next, win be ON
that Day sold al Public Auction, 10 close the con.
s gnment. HANSON, KELLY. y r.,
Wilmington, N. c May q. 1919 Wv
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GENUINE VACCINE MATTFV7

EBUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that the Sub.
q soriber, in conformity to the act Of tho Ceser.
AZ Assembly, passed 4th February, 1914, entitled.
An Act for the free distribution OF genuine yaseis
matter, Ike" is ready 10 furnish the same yvHbont
fee OF reward, to any citizens Of the Comm onwealtb
Of Virginia, who may apply to him for h.-Proper
directions how to uge il, viii kew5e be furnished
II required, tree Of any expsnee whatever
All letters relative 10 vt-ciuaton either IN or firm
the undersigned, snd not exceeding half en- ounce in
weight, are carried by the u. S. rnsil, free Of 81,
Postage. (See the act Of Congress, entitled " A.
het to encourage vsoenstion" Apply sf GOV time
through the medium Of the Post-Ofiss, directed n
JAMES sItTH,
Assot for vaccination,
80, BaiIiaore.
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NezV- York, Congregational Election 1t
appears from the returns, reports. and pros
poets Of the election of last week, that this
state, now represented in 1.-THE house of rep
resentatives] Congress, by 9republicans Is
federalists, will probably have in the four
teenth congress, 20 republican, and 7 fede
raj members--a change, considering the
war and all its depressing circumstances,
most remarkably favorable to the general
administration. Columbian.
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April 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-21

at a meeting of the Citizens Of the
Town of Alexandria, convened at the
Court house on Saturday the 18th June,
1914, agreeably to public notice in the
newspapers, to take into consideration
the propsiety of addressing remon-
STRANGE to The Executive of the general
government, Oh the subject O! Post. Mas
ter IN the said Town.
VIM Newton wa, called to the Chair,
and N S. WISE appointed Secretary.
The objcc, OF the nesting having been
succinc,ly stated by the Chairman
Resolued, That the following gentle
men, viz Charles l. Catleti, J,hn G..
Ladd, n. S Wise, Richard LIBBY and
a. Crease Ir. be com nitteo to draft
a respectful remonstrance to the Prssi-
dent of the y States Or the subject of
the appointment of Josiah Watson as
Postmaster in the Town Of Alexadria.
Resolved, That the committee report
the said remembrance this afternoon at
five O'Clock.
hcSOfUCUS 6dt VuiS NiCCtluS We od'
ieurned till S o'clock p. M.
The Citizens having assembled at
o'clock, agreeable to adjournment.
The CON nittee reported remonstrance
and memorial addressed to the Prcsi.
dent Of the y. States against the appoint
,nent of Mr.. Josiah Watson, and the
same being frst read and considered
was thcreupon adopted unanimously.
Resolved, that Joseph Deane, Alex.
ander M'Ninzey, Ferdinand Fairfax,
Timothy Mountford, Charles Alcxan-
der, Ambrose Vase, John G. Ladd,
and Lewis w. Plum, be committees to
wait on the citizens Of the respective
wa DIS Of the town, for their signatures to
the said remonstrancc.
RESOLVED, That A G.. Casenovc, New.
ton Keene and John G.. Ladd be a com
mit!ee to present the said remonstrance
and memorial to the President of u. S..
WIN. NEWTON, Chairman.
N. S. WISE, Secretary.
June l8.
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Further from France.
FRoa NEw-BEpfoRp.


His mos, chri,tlin majes,y's brig Oil
Sier, 40 days, from L'Orient, with dis
pitches, for New York, was spoken on
Wednesday last by the British brig
Ninmd, and the following extract was
Eals from Paris paper, of the Goth OF
Anvil which extract was brought into
New Bedford on Saturday, by Cap
tain Price. ofpilotboat No which was
n'sssGd BY the Nimrod
Pc-is, .i,arR 2o-yVc are assured
ih2i the Bankers oil London have made
Louis 18Th an offer Of a loan Of twele
Millions S,erling at 8 percent Ncgocia
hona &C about to be opened between
Ecsiaad and the United States. Lord
CSsirreagh * M. Crawford met at the
t'c'e OF one of the princip.l ministers
In 7 rl,-several cons derahle person
&C., French and Eng sh, being present.
II IS stated that Bonaparte left Fon-
alDo!eas al the 1854 of April. having
DELAYED hn departure under various
p'eleaces uptil that time.
Her 'yal Hixhness Marin Louis
VII leave Eam5ouillet on Sunday next,
Sr Vienna