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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-12
PUBLIC SALE.

ON Saturday the 18th day of Februa-
~. will be sold at Public AUG
ALot of Ground,
Al the corner of St. Asaph and Orion.
Okla Streets, fronting 100 feet on SAID
Streets.-1'erms 6 and I months.
P. G. Marsteller.
January 25.
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To Rent Lease or Sell.

THE subscriber will rent Tor the en-
suing year, lease FOR term OF years
or sell for cash or on long credlt' that
NOTED TAVERN, &c.
In Port Tobacco, Charles County s1ate
of Maryland, at present occupied BY
MIR. Horatio Clagett.
Samuel Chapman.
New Town, Chas. &c. Dec. Il
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For SALE,
s hogsheads best. Country
Gin,
65barrels Philadelphia Bar
ley.
Jos. vaudeville.
January 8,
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tEMfHAMS' CoUNT,

Caaries Coxaty, Oct. Term, 1913.
ORDERED that the Executors o.
Josaua MudS, deceased, do insert the
following advertisements, three times
week for -four weeks, IN ths Alexan.
dria Gazette ard National intsiligen-
Ger.
49, A Copy--Test,
II. Barnes.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for :,
i FARM, lying On M.t,ora sS
and about two and hall niles s s's
the bridge, in the county Of We,
land and state of Virginia; cobt:''
about two hundred acres Of Nv;
tom land /; there are on the W., s
alarge two story frame dselli5a.b' l'
with all necessary out houses wy,
young apple and peach orchsrd
land abounds with springs os ey,'p
water. The house is situate ~
banks of the Creek, in which 4,
=lways plenty of the best kiDss.s
and fowls in their season Wee.
60 to 100 tons burthen can CON. -.
in twenty yards of the landipe>Ir'
ores Of the above land is cleared >,
for culture, and the RESCUE weN,'|
bered.
h6'Do1
One other tract situate at ,h,r,,.
part of what is called the llib VT.
and about . and half miles ion. y
above described properly, coat;ri,,
26aI-2 Acres, 100 Of which i, cs,,.S
and the remainder hcaviy timtsra.J
There is n this farm a com'or,g,
dwelling house. Containing rocn,s
a floor, kitchen, a good apple ol,E,s
antl excellent water. Fer teIm2 .rs,
to Mr.. Baldwin NJ. Lee Of the ccsIs
Of Wsstmorei.nd, whom ! lave f,r
authorised to make sale OF the p.osc
ty aforementioned.
Elliott Muse.
RIp.HILL, Fairfax CountS}
Jan. 2S.
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cy%HE subscriber viii sell on mode
rate terms, the House and Lot
at The corner OF Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
rnsr,s TIL. house Is wen finished;
contains Eve good rooms besides the
oayrett. has an excellent cellar, kitchen.
Ont. houses, ant hump in tho yard
The Lot is we'll improved and contains
half an acre Of grousd. extending las
feet on Jefferson, and TO feet on FAR
g. s,rset..7 Attached to it is good
fame staple and carriage house.
]. D. simms.
January Is. - ~
Wants a Situation IN a Store.
YOUNG MAN, who can procure
a pcsa recomusndation.--apPly At shis
OFFICE.
Feb !.
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.kt1R SALE.

a TRACT Of LAND, lying in the
a county Of Fairfax, six miles from
Aiexagdria, and adjoining the estate
of zen. Thompson Mason, containing
Ia acres. The sol! isgood. and very
susceptible of Improvement by the
Glover & Plaster system. The prox-
ifniy of this property to market, and
the facility to which its produce may
be carried tHun,ing-Creek by which
il is bounded bsing navigable almost to
the door) would rerder it extremely
valuable to person disposed to pay
sufficient attention 70 Its cultivation.
Apply to James II. Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
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,JST RECEIVED
A Flesh SUPPLY OF
SHOES.
IN S Il Q II t.,

barrels of Womcns' and Misses
low piiced Morocco Shoes.
8 boxes of extra size Bohemia Glass;
sorne as large as 24 ny 81.
ALSO,
A few hundred Muskrat SKINS.
nP Gliding in FURNISHED gold IS
executed at my shop, where looking
Glasses. pictures sc. may be framed or
old frames regilt, at short nouce. "A
few handsome ones Tor sale;
Z. Gilman.
December 81. coollaW4
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New Town, Chas. &c. Dec.
1oc Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from Fairfield, IN ths
county of Frederick and Common.
wealth of Virginia, or or about the Hh
day OF March last, a negro slave nam
ed ANTHONY the property OF the
late William B. Page, deceased. an
thony is about iest 9 inches IN
height, ofa substantial form, q hsht
yellow complexion, and rather OF an
ef,emina,s voice. lie is about Is years
OF age, was brought up house SER
want and has been accustomed 10 tha'
course OF employment all his hle. RE
is a slave vi great capacity and censl>
derable iascnuity-hc readS--hc plays
the fidG!e--and possesses great me-
cnanical tuln--ha can do rough car
pepters' work and make combs, HE
a5ove reward viii bs given il Anthony
Should be appreheaded at the distance
of 100 miles from F~irheld, * brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandria.
sut if unprecedented at the distance of
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will
be given if nc is secured in goal, and
notice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. I. Lee.
.Admrs. Of Wn,. B. Page, decd.
May 5.
The Editors Of the Federal Rcpub'
l;can, National Intei!igencer and Gre
zctte of the Uni,ed States, will publish
the above in their papers, and send
their accounts 10 thi. nnicc.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica, Jr!y u, ItS
The Printers of every Newspaper il
the Seaport Towns of AMERICA sc
requested to insert the following M|
tee, once every month during ls|
War; and as soon as Peace 'aka|
place, all their regular charges i''|
sl.chinsertions shall be Paid b! 4
Agent at each Port:
e. NOTICE.
TNEE Subscribers take this NETS
i of apprising their MeFcaD'1
Friends throughout the UniicdSti!,|
That curing the present unhappy q
fererces between Great Britain ana
merica, they intend generally to 'os'a
from ali communication bylettevs VI
their former correspondents, from 9V1
Dental motives applicable to sIeh"1
respondents. :.
they beg leave, however, 10 ln'ii|
all who may have balances ri 'a!s'i|
their hands, that orders for the Soy
any time during the war, will tcP4
at iyht, OF promptly remitted ae''s'|
ing to directions.
Being Agents for the pr;rclPa, u
co por,ted insurance Ccn:ranle''E-
tie capital Of South Caroline, 10 va
casset, in the district OF Maine, t"1
arc Directors In each Office, or Aa1
chants in every town, TO whom N'|
renee may be had; should ne" corr
pondeuts wish to commuIlcaie WI
The house in Jarnaica, or that '''
oft III Berrauaa now established aD
pert Of St George and condugtC9|
the Junior Partner, uuder the AFe /
WILLIAM BANKS, & Co
Tie utmost attention viii be PN'
the orders Of gentlemen IL Ansn
who may be AGENTS for Spanlsh' "
dish, or other neutral merchants 70
ing under The Prince Regents r'e ;,
nations. with the Islands OF Jsha1
or Bermuda and the SAFETY OF aIir,
property committed TO then es -,
may be depended On. PROVIDED pow i
is attempted under the sanction o. -,
Proclamalio contrary 10 'h' :.
laws of the respective !slanos' O"
citation of existing Blockade, r.
Hoscason, Banks & " ;,
N. 8. All Letters, by c~toIs. l'' !.
from Kingston, are opened o' -, ~
merican Agent for Prisoners I" =
or sent to him after being ope'I, =,
the Conmissary of Prisoners ID D. e. r,
RIGA. II. D. %
lug. 81.
$1,000, DOLLAko;:, /,
The first drawn Ticket ,his Gay
Trinity Church Lot ;:a q
(Baing tie goth day drawlHsl i j
tlod to 10000 Dollars n''
in the wheel, viz.
! Prize Of S3o,cco 4
Q do. of 10000
l do. Of 10000
2 do. of l:ooo
Is dc. Of 5o'
Present price Of Tickets 0 "
For Sale by omr.
Jan. 4.
| Wanted to Hire o
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Alexandria Library Com
panV.

THE Members Of the i'sgsRal
Library Company will please torlt
notice that an Election will BE- heidl /
the Library on Monday tie 1lstiRs
between the hours OF 8 and p. NJ q
a President and Ii Directors fcra
ensuing year.
James Kennedy, Sen,
Feb 8 tL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16
|. London, Angust so.
American Prlyateers.

The Londoo Insurance Company applied
10 the Admiralty for greater naval protection
IN St. Georges Channel and the North Sea,
against American priyateers. But the Ad-
miralty answered the force was adequate at
the time referred. But soon Afterwards there
was an account that the American priyaieers
captured briggs between the Snalls and the
Tuscar. If these depredations continue, in-
surance will be enormous for vessels between
England and Ireland. Tho usual premium
is l5ss--it is already guineas.
II is the intention Of the Admiralty, in con-
sequence of the numerous captures made by
the Americans, to be extremely strict with
captains who quit their convoy at sea, or who
contrary 10 orders, sail without convoy
Prosecutions Of masters Of ships for neglect
Of this description, have already been com
menced.
London, Sent ga list was on Wednes-
dry posted up a, Lloyd's containing mclan.
choly Catalogue Of no fewer than s25 ships,
which have been taken by the Americans
since the commence ment Of the war.
The American prisoners in England, it is
stated, already amount to $500. They are
chiefly sesmen.
Cork, Aag. l5.-The SHARK. privatecr, Of
New.York, chased a Belfast trader of the
Tuscsr Rock, where she captured FIVE brigs
N sight of her.
London, Aug. 2e.-Note from the captain
of an American priysteer
Capt. -, Of the Shark, American pri-
vsteer, presents his compliments 70 the gen.
tIemen at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol,
and bcss their acceptance Of few American
papers, of recent dates"
The papers which accompanied this polite
message, were sent by the master Of one Of
the captured vessels. They are from New
York TO the 10th of July, and are now filed
at the Commercial Rooms
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16
O. PRIZE LISTn

Charieston, Nor. B. fine Brush yns commerce,
Of POD, arrived at Georgetown on Monday last,
prize to the prvateer Cbasseur, Of Baltimore, cargo
of fish, &c. 49,
Bssfon, .N5v 1l-Af. British ship Ann-Dorothy.of
London, 800 tons, laden with Hoes, Taiiow, Horns,
&c. prize to the privacer David Porter, Of This port
She was from Buenos Ayres had been captured by
the sars,ogs privstcer, Of New.Yjrk, re-captured
BY the Mlids,one frgAte, and in her possession Is
or Is days, and re.re.csptured blythe David Porter
The D. r. was only four days out when she took the
above ship.
Cargo Of the Am Dorothy. 500 narqgsters Of tall.
low; i7,27V OK hides, % bales horse hides 2do
clilchile skins 163 back skins.
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY pits

Uhica are celebrated or rhe cure Of many diseased:
Not only 10 cure, 6nt 10 prepem sickness. !.
a there has been much said in publications as tc
= the utility Of Medicines, I shall only say they
are the best correctors Of The bile that have found
!'spasnodic, sudorfc, and diuretic in cases of bill.
,ous, asthmatca! complaints. Where there ia drv
nsrd skim costiveness loss of Appetite yellow skin;
dizziness in the head. pain in the side and bowels
one fili taken every nght eight or ten nights sue
cess'e'y then from one to ouras the case appears.
TO purge, will be satisfaction to these who please
TO NY them. They may be given to persons, ,of ali
ages and both without any tsarrceable feel
ings they are the best Pills for females that are III
use, partculariyfor women who are in child bed.
where there rs only cathartic wanted, when from
one to four pay be psed the age and situation OF
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
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SHAW'S Lis, Of Prizes 10 The

SHAW'S List OF Prizes 10 the
Piymouh Beach LOTTERY, 4M Class.
Sold az his TEMPLE cv FoRruNE,
No 1I8. Thanes-s.reef, "a
iooo, No. 9o0S, (sold ia number of industrio,nr
young p,enD 5 100. No. ss, 81, $3.50. e6s0 !.
> 50, No 50. 81, sore, 307s, 646e, ei2S, e646 !;
) 20, No So, 469, 500, 354., S567. 6n2, 6lSl.
osso 9i07. 9.4l, 9440, $3.50 l56 of S 10.
Orders received tor Tickets and Shares in
the Following Grand Lotteries.
Pennsytuania Internal Aavigation Lottery,
$4,000 highest prize.
Board Of Health Lottery.
10000 highest prize.
"ashnSf0n Bridge LOTTERY, 4th Class,
S 5000 highest prize.
Ak Ranks and ages now agree.
mat money much is wanted.
90 all must try the Lottery,
10 have their wishes granted"
Ne'gpoS. 0cfo6ero
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Good News for our 4IiassachuSelts FRIENDS !!
We are highly pleased to learn (says the Rutland
Herad) that our Legislature have treated the treas
enable invitation of the Legislature of Massachusetts,
TO send delegaies Hartford with other attention
than prompt and unanimous refusal without debate,
to elect such delegates-We understand that New
Hampshire also refuses to join in the league.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16
NORFOLK, November A..

Four British prisoners consisting of mid
shipman and three men, belonging TO the Ma
'dagascar triga'e e,was brought over from Hamp-
ton yesterday, and delivered into the custody
OF the Marahal a, this place. They were ta-
Ken IN craft that had been captured by the
enemy.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, NovkAgRER ie. 1914.

cr We invite the attention of our rea-
ders to.,he excellen, Speech OF Mr.. Holmes,
on our first page. On account of its great
length, and of the proceedings, sc. of this
State Legislature, we are compelled toonit
many other articles, prepared for this days
paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16
By Last Evenings Mail.


Doo ONNt 1918.
A copy of the bill for establishing a Ma
tional Bank was received in town yesterday.
IL nearly resembles the plan proposed by Mr..
Dallas. Subscriptions are 10 be open for one
week il Boston, N. York, PhiIa. SIC. &c.
The Bank may establish branches or employ
aoy existing Bank. The branches, &c. must
take Treasury Notes as deposit but may
pay hem out on draflsS and must receive
the N. Is. bills on the same footing as its own
and must pay out its own iii exchange, when
requested. The President is authorized to
direct suspension of specie payments when
necessary.
Verbal accounts from Quebec are to Oct.
81, and from Montreal, to Nov. S. The Lii-
fey f,igate, winch sailed from Portsmouth 4.
Sept. l, had arrived at Quebec, with about
/ 5 or 90 of her convoy. The Jealous, "a,
had also arrived from England, but her &C.
counts were not SD late as We received via
Halifax. The Jealous brought on, one mil
zion Of dollars, and about 25o naval ar,i6cers.
The Il. and l.. it was said, were TO return to
England with convoy. Drummond's troops
were expected at Kingston. Governor Pre-.
yost was expected al Montreal.
The British Ontario hcet returned 10 King
sion on the I'd inst. Il om It's second excursion
up ibe Lake. The first time il is said to have
carried few troops, but large Quantity Of
prcvisloas. Its object on the second voyage
was perhaps TO bring the troops, down again,
as they had ascertained that Gen. Izard's A..
my had retrea.ed. In the affair with Gen,
Bissell, one English acconn, denies any loss
another acknowledges 80 or 40 killed and
wounded, and another says 40 killed.
The Frehch are now about taking posses
sion ofthei, NVes,-India Colonies. The Brit
ish garrisons ir them will probably be convey.
ed TO Bermuda to join the troops intended 10
act against the U ).
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7 usr opened by

Just opened by
- e, 4..e, u, A. RICHMOND.
case very fine Bombazetts, few pieces fus
ye,'ow ana rod Fianncls and Quantity of Factory
Shirtngs and shee,ing (cheap a. India1
.fiso, general assortment of seasonable Goods,
cheap IS usasi. for cash only. Nou g. )
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BY MAIL.


ERIE, November q.
An express passed through this place yes
terday, on his way from Buffalo U Detroit.
He stated that the principal part of General
lzard'stroops were at Buffalo, the remainder
at Fort Erie-the outer works of the fort have
been destroyed.
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APPRECIATION


We, The undersigned, do hereby certify. that We
and our families have IN various cases and in different
tmcs, used I,r Cary's celebrated Family Pills which
are now prepared by the yctdcr at Coventry, L. 1.
we have found them highly scrviccable in our fami-
Ines, and particularly tficacious in removing thoso
complaints for Which they prescribed l-we feel
assured OF their excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention Of all family Phy-
sicans la testimony hereof, We have affixed our
respective signatures. 49,
Caleb KetoD, Jeseph Straight, r. Remington. Sd,
yohn Remington, Mary bennington, " Creeaes
Patience G'vene,1 fehon 1hesjstia Rempe.
ton, Z. Bcspen, j. Y. Green, P..Hii6ur, jra
j. e. Broun. PheJe Irsin, M i,,sfn, j. Hass-
ktns, Beyanlin Morse ~ !,
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
Me asthma tor several years, was induced 40 make
trial OF DR. Cary's Plls-Before had taken one box
found myself much relieved, and am now in the
enjoymento Of good health. :, J. ROWLAND .
Dr.: 9. w. h0pPIN is sole agent for tie town Of
Providence.
lcertify that was sick about two years with dryy
skin. costveness, and difficulty Of breathing could
nor rest had several doctors, but could get no re-
lief-I applied 10 Dr. Cary and got immediate relief
believe If it bad not been for his Pills. could not
have lived continue taking the Pills. and sm 10
toerstIe health HUGH RELPH
Icertify that was troubled whs pain in MY bow
er and side, and dizziness in the hesd--l called or
Dr. Cary; he gave me ABOUT thirty Pills, which cur
cd me- iesteem them vAlaable.
May, 1878. CHARLES COLvTN.
certify that have msde use Of DR. Cary's Pillsj
atd am in duty bound 10 say they are the most easy
catbartic that ever made use or
September, 1873. RAY JOHNSON.
O The Pills recommend themselves
The above Medicines are sold by d. III pIsY, Nor,
wich,Con. AVIS ANN sNirH, WEXFORD, r. l. and
BY SAMUEL w. vrEsos, Newport. At the last men.
TONED place are kept. as usual. all kinds Of Drugs
and Medicines now generally in use and Of the best
qualty.--A continuance Of favors solicited.
SAMUEL w. vlNsON.
FOR SALE
A Of ' ''' JOHN JOHN t'''S,,i a S"lInSs lnSsfs|
Newport. Oct IS. f8i4
BLANKS,
Fer ssie az T. e. 6i.fW's 0fee:
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Arrived at this port, ON Monday evening
last, sloop Nancy s Polly Gardner, 2t hours
from NewYotk, cargo -four, SC. Capt, G.
saw three ships 10 Gardner's Bay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16
DIED.

IN this town, on Monday last, Miss ANN HOMES,
in the 9th year Of her age Her relations and friends
are requested to attend her funers this afternoon, at
; O'Clock, at the bousc Of Elizabeth EsstoH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16

The minority of the Legislature of Vcr-
mont have protested against the answer to the
Governors Speech.
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SAVANNA All, October 81.

Arrived last night, inland from the south
ard, fs0erfy.nine sail Of vessels, with crates,
vine, salt, dry-goods, Sc. Also,f ar. Car,ha-
genian privsteer Retaliation, with dry goods.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16

A British friga,e came in from sea yester-
day, and anchored under the north end Of
Block Island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16

II is a singular tact tb.t no American arm.
ed vessels has been sent into England for
long time.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16

uST received--s0 bbls super6nc Philadelphis
y FLOCR, from new wheat
.dfss--lO pipes rye GIN, Of superior flavor
For sale, by r o. RICHMOND
W New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts
money received ut "A sm III discount Nov Q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16

,inc,ioas tor iefenes"! Have they ~. sc,n-
doned this island to the furv of mercless
enemy! Have they fortified Newport, or any
part of this island Have they not enirench-
ed Providence with di;ches and Notifications
Have not the tools and satellites to men in
Providence persuaded Gen. Swift, the engi-
Beer, TO make an unfavorablc report TO the
Secretary of War. respecting the forti6calion
OF this island Have NOT these retailers of
calutnny used their utmost endeavors to cause
The Notifications Of this harbor TO be stripped
of their cannon and munitions Of war, and for
them TO be taken for the defence OF Provi-
denee p Thou hyporrite, wipe out, the
beam in thine own eye" then tell Us of local
and geographical distinctions for defence.
TO be concluded next week.
Why did not Coy Jones lay before the General
Assembly, at their last session. Gen Cushings letter
to him requesting that he would forthwith place at
Newport an adequate force to defend this Island
from the annoy of the enemy; that this force
when in actual service, should be fed clothed, and
paid by the General Government. Does His Excel.
lency suppose these things are buried in secret-he
IS mistakenthe; are known, and shall see the llrht
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7rnJ Fortunate Indeed /!

If Ticket you buy. and wish for the gold.
icu must all go 10 SAAws the prizes are FOLD.
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/, is rumoted that William Jones il
about to resign the Office Of Secretary Of the
Navy. We apprehend the report is true, as
we are informed that he has been for some
time desirous of retiring from so laborious a
s,ation.--The vacancy will be one not easily
supplied, by an efficient head 10 the depart.
ment as the present incumbent
/. Gov. Snyder is re elected for three years
Governor of the State Of Pennsylvania. His
majority over Isaac Wayne, the federal can
didate, will be twenty thousand, few hun.
dreds more or less:
The Senate of Pennsylvania will have more
than fsvo democratic members for one feder-
alist.
The Honse Of RehresentafiDes will have
three democratic for every one federal mem.
Der.
The congressional representation will be
eighicen democrats and .fve federsls's. -.
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OoTUEsDAY. ao,h Dec. at N o'eloek.

Qp-IuESDAY, 2oth Dee, a, | | o'clock,
UiH De said az Pubhe AUCTION, on the Prenrises,
A LII the Right, Title and Interest that DAsIEL
Is. VAUGHN, an lnsolvent debtor, has in an
undivided halt part of lot Of Land, with two dwell:
ling Houses thereon, situat on the corner of Pe-
ham and Spriny.street subject 10 three mQrtg ages,
amounting TO S203S 10 cents, with the intercstl
from the date OF The same
Conditions made known at the SALE
Eieo-er 7rtven,1 t-
Cyr. johnson, Com'rs.
Daniel Vaughan,
.Ntpfors, Oct. II, 1914,