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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-13
Foreign Inlellig ence.
Army Of the Loire.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Suburbs Of Orleans, Jasty Is, 1915.

Suburbs Of Orleans, July Is, 1915.
Soldiers-sI communicate to you, IN
1.-The form Of an orde, Of the day, the sub
mission which the generals and officers
|of the army under my command have
|inade to the government Of Louis XVIII.
Sire-I>he army, unanimous In It's
Intentions and affections, to be brought
Ito a pure and simple submission.to the
|governmentof your majesty. has no need
teisher to receive particulaf Impulse, or
Ito change its mind or its sentiments; It
lis sufficient for IT, to consult the sentl-
|,ments which have actuated 1T up
lon all occasions, the spirit which has
guided it in the midst Of all the events
Iof % years ofpolitical storms.
{: fts opinions, its acts, the conduct OF
each of It's men1hers, have always had
for moving principle that love cf eoun-
TRY. ardent, profound, exclusive, cara
Ihfe- every effort and every sacrifice,
respectable in its errors, and even in its
extrayaganoies which at all times has
Eeompelle,i the esteem of Europe, and
(which assures to US that of posteritY.
g iheg generals, officers and soldiers,
10 this day surround their Tags. and
lwho have, attached themselves to them,
|with Tie. more constancy and love inpre-
portion as they have been unfortunate,
fare not men who can be accused of seek
ling after private advantages.
g It is then to Other thoughts, to mo-
Itives greater and more noble, that the
silence which the army has kept until
this day is to be attributed.
s From the meanest soldier to the off,
|cer Of the mosteiavated rank. the French
army counts only in it's ranks -citiz9ls,
THE Sous, the fathers Of citizens; it is
ultimately allied to the nation it cannot
separate its cause from thatef the French
people. 1t adopts wi1h them, it adopts
sincerely, the government Of your ma
Eesty, which viii produce the happiness
}ofFrance, bya generous and absolute o.
oblivion of all that bas passed, by effacing
| the traces of all hatreds. and all the dis
]sentions, by respecting She rights Of all.
sConvinced Of this truth, full of re-
|spect and confidence in the sentiments
manifested by your majesty, the army
tswears to you, with an entire subinis-
lsion, an mistaken fidelity; it will pour
out its blood to perform the oaths which
lit this day solemnly takes, to defend the
| King and France.
9: We are, with respect, sire. your ma
Ijesty's most humble and most obedient
servants AID faithful subjects,
" The Marshal Prince Of
ECKMUHL."
Here follow the other signatures.
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Head Quarters, rear Orleans,
18TH .JuLn. 1915

Ao"e CCseJS Wv
It remains for you, soldiers, to COM
1plete this submission by your obedience
hoist the white fac ard cockade.
ask of you, KNOW it, great sacri-
flee. We owe all to these coIors fer 25
wears past; butthis sacrifice the inte-
rest of our couHtry commands us to
make.
am incapable, soldiers, of giving you
an order which shall not be founded on
these sentiments, or which would be in
consistent with honor.
Last year, under similar circumstan-
Ices, the government Of our country be-
ling changed, defended Hamburg and
Harburg to the last moment, in the
manner Of Louis XVIII, listening then,
as at this day, only to the interest Of our
country.
AIlmy countrymen applauded my con-
duct; a ine army was preserved for
France not a sol,lier Quilted his ranks.
knowing that they were to serve their
country, whatever might be its govern
ment, and that the army was not to be
1.-THE Judge Of its legitimacy.
Soldiers, maintain the same conduct
lpow defend our unhappy country in the
name Of Louis XVIII tbis monarch and
|all our countrymen, will be pleased with
it: we will make common cause with the
brave Vendeans, who have given US so
feeling an example, by declaring that
| they will unite with US in combating the
enemies of France sand you will besides
have the honor of preserving numerous
and brave army to the country.
lexpect from you the same spirit OF
discipline Of which yoa have given proofs
Isince your departure from Paris.
The Marshal commanding n chief
1.-THE armies of the Loire and the Pyre-
tness.
Prince of ECKMUHL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-13
Jefferson Land fer Sale,

A BOUT. 892 Acres in tse county 0
jefferson and Stateo Virginia, on
tie road leading from Manchester TO
Baltimore, II miles from tie former. II
FROM narper's Ferry and from Charles
town-6O miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City OF Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
bic, &c. g
The soil is Of the very first quality,
ell adapted to the growth of timothy,
aver and every species OF grafn--More
N half OF the land is covered with TIM
OF the best quality.
3loa fps. Cc}o
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Griffith & BraWner,

Septembers7.
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Hate INST receired and offer for Safe.
Irish Linens and Long Lawns
Platillas and Dowlas
Cambrics and LehSs Alusains
Cambria Ginghams
Pocket HandLerchiefs
tx Chinese Ceapcs
Cuttsn Hose
Msns and boys Beaver Gloves
Bombazettes, &c.
& August o. 80
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London Porter.
FOR SALE

FOB SALE
ON bard the. Earaue Mary, London
ooyte,1rl hampers--a lew pieces Vi flne
,Iothsand other af'iclss. Apply to thf
astf on board, or
Jossgl Smith g SoH
sptew's, 9.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
Molasses, Coffee, &c. )

Molasses, Coffee, &c.
Te haze jsssf received and e5er for SAT-
Id hhds first quality retailing Mslasses
200 bagsvantl ten tierces prime green
Coffee
SO boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
90 do. No. I. Chocolate
90 dozen bottles old Port Wac
AND IN STORE,
25 chests Gunpowtier 8 J. Hyson Teas
os a very superior quality
40 khds. sd and 4th proofold Whisky,
s suitable for family use
10 'khds. ST. proof Antigua Rum
Some fiue old Madeira, Sherry, aud I,e-
rs neriffs Wines
New-orleahs, SUGARS
Loaf and Lump3
Liverpool fine and Ground AifnIn sait
and general assortment q other
Groceries as usual
NJ We also keep constant supply
of the best FIonr for family use.
Bsyaa Aampson q Co.
AUGUST 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-15
TRANSACTIONS.

I'll. PARIS, May OF.
AneIe IS news ~ circulation which iF # be
Is CERTAIN as we are assured it is. will nroi,a'
ply re'ard, for long time yet, the re.n6;or -
1le Russian army with that of lie other sII:eJ
powers his news IL, that the Ottorrs,.
oIte mas declared war against Russia ..5
S St Immediately after his trOous iuvad1.j
Ioiday;a. Ii is added, thar the TnrLs
REsT. '|Su oVCHA-
L,hey write from Porto Fer ~. under d,,.
OF the TN April, that tie Inhabitants of 49,.
s'anu OF tlba have celebrated, by mis-
East the happy event which has restored NJ
P'deon TO the throne of France.
e,,..,.... NANTz, May 26.
seventeen Wagons, loaded with barrels az
car ar,IrIuges taken by our brave troops fror,
the Insurgents Of La Vendce. have srri,,,',i
Yesterday IN our city, escorted bv 0efscII'
'lehts OF cavalry and infantry. The cri.s
"'tiont Cessation, Of live the emperor 49,
Solnpanicd item from The bridges to the che.
ted. -'A'' were ueJosi-
I'll -, Anglers, May 81.
ne English have debarked, at ST. Gill.
nlnnluh ton, arms, aud she agents Of 49,
'ecuon-and without the yigoroue nee.
@n'ch have been taken we should eies
cen EN- the evils Of La Venice re -" nave
Inc lieut.. gen. Tt-vot e"ea.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-15
NEw-YoRK, July 10.
--LATEST FROM I'D 4 - -

7" '''I4'l ~ ~ t.
H'rlVsc ~ TINS port yeste rJay, the fast sai.
gng schr. spartan, capt DAVIS, from Dor,
ae-ux' win cargo ofbranGy, vine and s;il,
'oous, 20 y: .. '1illies, esq owner aud 9th
as ne spartan sailed FROM Bordeaux a.,
"o sth 81 June, at which time hostilites be
'ssn france and tie alhed powers had no.
IS, and the Empress Maria Louiss rcsoa;n 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-15
brussels. Man q

Brussels, AAQy 8.
| l arrived here yesterday after a journey
5,ilo owitzeriand, Baden, Mannheim, Mentz
cologne, Ax-la- Chapelle and Leirr..
| Inc swiss appear decided in their hostil-
| ny 20 bonaparte. Two cantons only are in
| ohned to remain neuter. The Swiss troons
| are an very good condition.
III BADEN there are ten thousand regulars
very good troops and twelve thousand Land.
met Hawaiian regiment, the finest corns
! ever saw and in the highest state of disci1-
iine' on IT'S march TO Mannheim. The troons
marched IN three ranks, in a bad road ami ir
ram with as much order as on parade.
The PFussians and AustriaDs occnpv Nfen+z
The Prnssian Sesian regiments are s,at;or,.;
along the Rhine to Cologne. There is =
onoSe at Mannheim and an extra one at O
penhcim tor the passage Of troops. There is
also bridge at Mentz and another at CoIoo-
ne, Tor the passage Of troops.
he Pays de JuAerS is full of Pr,,ssian.
chiefly Landwehr. '''''ii9
4neie are IT I,iege 5000 Saxons. with as
number OF Prussans under old Bucber b,t a
ago. N'y'
The Saxons had been ordered m senor,.a
those belonging to the coded districts from
thoSe VINO remain natives of the actual KING
uonh al SaHony.-They mutinied, attacke1
Biucher,s house, broke his windows and onlv
ueSisteo IN consequence Of force being used.
and with the loss of blood. An execution IS
a Few OF the Saxons was taking place when
passed through Lege.
Atter sue an sffair It would be impcliticto
employ single Saxon in the NEXT carnn,;s,r,
some OF then, cred out repeatedly Vi7G Na-
F0leoH ! and believe they are one a,d ALI
Inclined to that side Of the question. "
4 ne austrian General at Mcntz has stated
that he expects 10000 men to cross t6e
this month ~0"' "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-15

ELI SINKINs, Secretary,
RoBERT Mills, Architect.
The scte presented by JOHN EAGER How
ARD, Esq.
EDWARD JOHNSON, Mayor OF the city,
and a scaled glass bottle, Containing a like
mes: of w ash;ngton, his valedictory address,
the several newspapers printed in this CITY,
and the different CONS of the u. States On
the stone was engraved
WILLIAM STEWART,
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Washington Hall
Lemuel Taylor
Geo. IIofimaa
Ed. ]. Coale
Jas. Partridge
Nich's. g. Ridgely
Robt. Miller
Nathl. +. Williams
! LeviHollingsworth
! WIN. GwynR
Benz. II. Nluliekin.
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"Cn the 4th Of July, A. D. 1915,
was laid this
FOUNDATION STONE
OF Monument to be erected TO the
memory of
GEORGE WASHINGTON"

NJ Il N A
John Comegys
Jas. "A. Buchanan
Robt. Gilmor, Jr.
Isaac M'Kim
aWn ~. Winder
David winchester
Fielding Lucas, Jr.
Jas. Calhoun, Jr.
James Cooke
John Prick
James Williams
James Barroll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-19
COURT or APPEALS.

In our pape Of the 9TH, case was cited from the
records If tic General Court (of this Common
wealth. from which it was appare that that court,
the highest criminal tribunal IN the State, had de-
oined executing penal law ofthe Congress of the
l. Ststes--An a.lusion was at the same time made
to a most important case then pending before the
Court e Appeals wherein this point was involved
" Whe,hcra Law Of Congress, which authorses
Writ 1t Error 10 issue from the Supreme Court
Of Tire United States to judgment OF tire Supreme
Court ofa State, be constitutional or not"
We have now toslate, that this Case was finally
decided ny the Court Of Appeals, on Saturdy last
and that all the iudg vhO we're on the Der Oh ,
Che whole court bong present with the exception
of Judge Coalter) unanimously declined obeying
the mandamus nfthe Supreme court 81 tbe u States
As il IS due t1 the State, to have the points in
this case, aHd the principles on which it was deci-
ded, stated at length, shall hereafter attempt to
procure an Abstract Of the whOle.-In the mean
TIM, we shall cnrsOry observe, that the case began
several yeare ago in the District Court of Winches-
ter that it went up tote Court q Appeals,
whore it decided aga st the Alphabetical
By q writ Of Error, Il was b ought b forc the Su.
pr me Courtof the u Stt g, who finally issued
Maadamus % he Court Of Appeals, directing item
10 enter up q judgement ~ favOar e u e Appel
lantin the Court II Appeals Had they right an
der the Constitution ofUc =. S { Issue tbs Man
danausl 10 approaehi IS question, tie g. OLA.
spared no pains 10 arrive 81 The truth. Thes c.iied
upon tic ablest Counsel sc the bar t. their isni r.
ested Opiuion.--The Court @ tmsi,es took nearly
two years IN maturing aud making Up ih,ir judg-
ment-'Thefe was 30 precipitation bot on th,
contrary, every effort was made e. collect liz and
administer justice. The opinions Of the four ia ges
bear d'e strongest marks Il their lsbo.ous a1d ds-
Interested res. arches II he a. cioioo hs 81 leugti
gone against tle irislictio1 Of toe Supreme g Mt
Of the Z s. rs win apecsr bv tse iufowing Ex-
tract from a., Records q the Cc,tt Of Appeals:
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INLAND NAvIcar1nN

Three Gentleman arrived in this place a
Jew days since, under circumstances, that
have excited much interest. They embar,
ked upon the Staunton River, a small dis
lance below its source or head proceeding
down that river they fell into what is CALI
ed the upper Roanoke, which they descen-
ded and passed the falls above Halifax :;
they then projected down the Roanoke in
to Albemarle sound, thro' which they pass
ed into Pasquotank River, and into the ca
nal, through it to Norfolk, where they ar
rived with the boat they started WITH
Thus has practical demonstration been
given OF the practicability of turning this
navigation to the most important and valu-
able purposes. We understand that these
gentlemen concur IN opinion with many o.
theirs that what is IAost requisite is to make
tue present canal 7vider and deeher. we
have no room IN this days paper to enlarge
upon this subject, nor have we had time to
collect such information as we deem inter
esting upon the subjective shall only saw.
that 1t is one in VIII ch the citizens of this
place are deeply concerned
No76Lk Ledger.
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BY Mr.. Lattinore. the petition of sundrl
inhabitants of Mississippi territory east o
carr River, praying census may be ia
sen OF the population thereof, and prcpar-
ions for admitting the same into the Uni
on.
The Speaker laid before the House a
letter from William Lambert, trans hitting
certain calcul ttions made by him respecting
The longitude of the City of Washington ;
which were ordered to lie on the table.
GA motion Of Mr.. Lestis,
Resolved, That the committee for the
District of Columbia be instructed to en-
quire into the expediencv of completing the
Capitol by erecting the Centre Building ac-
corSiing to the original plan.
On motion of Mr.. Ihomcs,
Resoiz d That the committee on pubic
lands be instructed to enquire into the cx-
pediency OF granting rights of occupancy &
presumption at two dollars per acre, to all
such persons as shall be actually seated, on
the first day of October 1916, upon any Sec
ton of land obtained by treaty or conquest,
from the Creek nation of Indians during the
late war.
Several petitions and motions on the sub
Ject OF post offices and post roads, received
the usual direction and there being no
business on the table,
The house adjourned at an early hour
FRIDAY, DEG. Is.
Mr.. Jackson, from Va. appeared and
took his seat.
A number of petitions were presented
and disposed of, which will be hereafter
particularized.
Mr. Lowhdes from the committee Of
Wars and Means, reported bill making
additional appropriations for defraying the
eXpences of the Army and Militia, during
the years 1914 and 1915. This bill, which
was accompanied by letter from the Sc
cretary of War on the subject thereof, was
twice read and committed.
A letter was received from the Secreta-
ry OF the Navy, Transmitting a statement of
the application Of the monies appropra ted
for the Navy Establishment, for tho wear
ending the S0th December last inclusive,
and OF the unexpended balances of former
appropriations which was ordered TO be
printed.
Mr.. Forsyth, after some appropriate in
toductory remarks, pointing out the made
quacy OF the compensation allowed to the
Librarian of Congress, moved the following
resolve, which was adopted viz
Resolved, That the Library Committee
be instructed to inquire into the expediency
ct increasing the salary of Librarian to
Congress ; Of increasing the contingent fund
OF the Library, and also of allowing additi-
onal compensation to the Librarian for his
extra services since the last session of Con
gress.
The House adjourned to Monday.
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.Mery- York, Decembcr os.

- y.
At the Sessions now held in this city
before his honor the Mayor and two Al
dermen, conviction took place ON Mon
day of an Interesting nature to the comn.u.
nifty. Benjamin p. Haskirs, and two o.
theirs, one by the name of b yard and the
other Phelps. were indicted for "A conspira-
cy to defraud the public by means Of fc-
htious bank. BayarGl appeared on the fax c
OF the bills as President, & Phelps as Casn-
Ter. The circumstances, as related 10 us,
were shortly these.
Haskins, who was the ringle,der, md
contriver of the plot, and who alone reaps
the benefit of the roguery, sought for man
or the same name with the president of
one of our banks, and at last found him in
one Bayart, a common soldier, from whom.
tor tril1e, he obtained a power of attor-
ney 10 sign his name to money bills
This man had absconded, and did not ap-
pear on the trial. Phelps was his clerk,
and signed as cashier, merely by his direc-
ton.
Thus prepared, he opened an Office
which he called the Agency and Exchange
Bank, and issued notes resembling the
notes of the Bank of America, which were
circulated to the amount Of several thou
sand dollars, but which when pre- sented for
payment, could find no one to acknowledge
them. ;he jury found them all guilty,
but recommended Phelps to mercy.--FIas-
kins was remanded to Brdeweli, till the
court were ready to pronounce sentence.
n. Y. Ev. Post.
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he ceases to exist. Corruption, but stli more 3
Thousand old abuses derivh & strength from their
antiquity, sustain the royal bfaneh of the English
government. The King would cease to exist, if :.
representative body desvrved the name on was az.
erentiy constituted The French Legislative As
sembly may be corrupted, but the corruption vii
not he soSyailabic 20 royalty, beca se il win net
So nicely ard perfectly systemati'ed. Tie king oil
" ;rte'nborg bought to piese We fnot 10 strength
en- h's power ,y means OF an asSrnby of ,leuut
named, not very fairly generally however, b,
t'e people. They scarcely canyemed when
ihey began, according TO his majss,y, 20 intcrme,l-
di- m sEaiTs Which did not concern ,he.n-tLey
we're Forthwith dismissed. This very proLabs viii
be the fate of the Dutch and Prussia, assembii..s
In tne present contest between the Kings anil tie
people, all The powers OF government are neee So
y % The tormer- They mast p0sssss wealth. have
armies At will iegisat,, Judge and cuiiyc Il il
hiy IN this way i,a, they can sustain Their p,t.,.
SONS divide tire power they hav, usur,,ea. Win
me people, let them participate they SET nm ,hei
rights privileges and prerogstiyes and prc,eas;o,-
N' VIZ, wrongs d,sap2car, aud Kings and arstocra,s
VITA the'n.- his is tie natural coursrof th;r,.q
JoiDn9l 10 be continued
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.NorfsN., Dec. 16.
A NOBLE EFFOPr

1t is with ,gree of pleasure, bordering
on enthusiasm, that we record the fact !:
that yesterday, the Subscription Books, fer
opening the Canal to unite the waters of
the Roanoke with Elizabeth River, were
opened at ten o'clock, and before two
o'clock, seventy thousand dollars were
subscribed before night it advanced to
100000. Such spirit of enterprise alone
was wanting to make Norfolk every thing
that its warmest friends could wish---may
1t never nag until the great work is CON-
pleted. beacon.
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that we do the public service by laying it before
them
Paris, August, 1915.
have more than once given il as my opinion. that
the principles Of an enlightened Liberty, would ul-
umately prevail in Franc. TO prevent this there
IS no oiher means ban the total destruction of the
country The combination Of XII gs will in vain at
tempt the establishment Of despotism in any other
way Enraged, rather than instructed, by past e.
vents, IN vain they pursue the friends freedom in
vain endesvor TO arrest the progress Of philosophy,
and restore the old order OF things under the pre-
text Of peace and regular government.
For more than twenty years, a necessary revo-
luton has agtated Europe II went near to sroy
The assumed power of privileged class public o.
pinion contended successfully against titles and
priests, aud armies, and wealth the constituent
parts OF the privileged GLASS; its best support Bo-
naparte appeared OIL the theatre of the world Tie
imposed on France an iron yoke Liberty was eve
~ where prescribed; The prcrOgatives oe power
could not be too far extended nor the arbitrary
will Of an individual tos fully acknowledged. His
tyranny lost him France, OF, in other words pub
lie opinion abandoned him. a family, which had
once occupied, returned to Gil the throne. They
we're not invited back BY The people they were i'm
posed upon them by the force ftoreign bayonets-
They came, surrounded by those ike themselves,
gaora.t Ola coUntrg from which they had been alb
sect fJr quarter # a century. Absolute power in
the monarch was not only tne best Institution they
L
What happencdi The atmosphere Of the pres
| ent age, poisoned the old lovers Of the past Al
their theori favor OF what rus were destroyed by
the force Of what is; their dogmas we're despised
their antiq' led notions rdicueii facts bced then.
| assertions, and disappointed their anlicipatons
| tbcireyes we're halfopenai, AND at length, they
| promulgated Constitution, which consecrstod some
othe best principles ofthe eary stages Of the revo-
| luton. Il was too l2te--Pubc opinion, the only
foundation on which governments can rest, in the
Spscnec ofbay0uets, (ard the iayonets we're absent
hal slid from under ticm.
Bonspsfte re-appcmed. lie was not opposed by
Che ustoa; he was enthusiastically received by tie
army. u was moi FORGOTTEN that he had denounced
al liberal principles bis cant about theology, and
the agsieries " authority, we're well remembered
/ iie was agaig prepared ~ re-eofnmence frightlu
Tyranny but, sensible, in itle while Of tic mag
nitudc OF his mistake, the master Of France a.
81 compelled 10 cO0c.liate the general al 90 obey
the general vmce. Around lis throne, nothing
| was heard but aeclsmst0us " liberty aud e
/ quality, Recommendations Of arbitrary power, az,
/ solemn recognition ~ the sovereignty of a.,
people. The Constitution which he proposed
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he House adjourned to Monday.
Baltimore, Dec. II.
UNFORTUNATE. EYRE

y " OIN L = y II L INE.
We lament to state that the FIRST
COTTON MILL, belonging to the Union
Manufacturing Comhany or A1arvIand.
was consumed by fire about Z o'clock last
evening; but we are pleased to learn, that
no suspicious are entertained of its being
the work of an incendiary. The loss sus.
tanned by this accident is estimated at a.
bout $50,
We learn, that Richard Frisby, r. B.
fancy, Virgil Maxcy, Mr., Ward of Cecil,
all fedora! lawyers and DR.. Shaw, were
elected members of the executive council
OF Maryland on Tuesday. From our knew
ledge of Mr. fancy, we believe him to be
patriotic man, and a moderate OPPOSITE
onist. The others are federalists of the
Boston and Federal Republican stanah,