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OF 40 guns, and between 4 and 500 men. com
handed by Rails dnnudda, who bore the title
OF Ad.nuai; she ssruck her Aa, after a run
ning iight OF Is mioutes.
4" he admiral WAS Killed ct the corr
mencement ct the action. After the Gaeri;cre
(who from her favorable position. was enabled
TO bring the eaemy to ciosc action.) had fired
TWO breads des, the enemy, with the exc, ut on
u a few Mnsketesrs, ran hclow.-Thc Gper-
neie had four men wounded by musSec shot
WIN en- IS the only injury done by the enemy in
tins affair.
w have four hundred and six prisoners
including the wonad ,d.-'rhe prisoners state
about thirty were killed and thrown over
b.. ri
" Their squadron is said to I've cruising in
our Vi nity five days ago they were oil this
place. Unless obtain soma f,yther inteiji-
gence OF them by to-morrow, / Shall proceed
10 tie port o! Ayers, in the hope 70 intercept
their return.-For the present, have ,it.
ma
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PEACE WIIHaEGIFRs

AIR. brig Vadersr, Newcomb. IS d,y, G@c,n ~ q,
o'~ Capt, ~ n'orns tat ofleis! information had hen
rceey.d al CAdis b. the American Consul ola .Trca.
. OF Peace hayirg been signed on the 2otn Of j,ne
p' tween NE tedStstes and Algicrs. the vessels
property ,sd persons taben On both sides we, r. n
restored. II said they he'd captured II ssh Of
nericAn 5es'el., and were, in restoring them, To pay
he tPer'jsr, v 8. sloop Of war, sailed from AL
SiersJuy - der An,' rlea, with dispatches aud il was
understood the ,qnsdrnn returning bone Cant.
Neweom6 brings dispetshes from the American Con-
sui al Cadis.
Misunderstood that prgious to Tire Treeiv, ncoau-
bad ~keh Eve iylSates 7nl gun-bIig The list III.
gate taken fought thrse l,ocrs.
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Direct from the ITeo'ReTiu7.ea4.
PEACE WITH ALCrNEg ~

Arrived here yesterday sftlrnoon -. brig mr.
d@er, Captain NswcoMr, IS days irsui C.uz, VA,
salt, Brady and rsisins,t To r NieSeyson, .,ar Pa
sengers Cartain H. Rogers, Of kew-York, and Cfst.
Glsycrry Of Ba inore
Cap'sic a. Neweomb and his passengers thought -
papers Ihey however state that orr Consul ri, ,.dz
had received information that Com DsoAruh's srn.i
ron had captured Two 'geiine Gigs.,s ud corvette
sun sent hem into Cariha.ena q at the Spanish a.
yernuent hal ordered the prizes from thcr wate~s
Sut that about u'e LIST OF JuJa IRE.lIY or
FE.fCE had been concluded by Commodore DrcA.
rUH ~ the Ageate Government, ia y nich il ,,a.
stipulated that the captured gatcs aud corvctt shee
be gwen up, and thnt the Aigcrncs should restore an,
the hmcl3cp vessels and their crews which tie, l,d
captured, and pay for their detention; ard tisf cur
co iinerce was 10 be hereafter unInues,cd by Them
~ wHs s@ed tist tie Algerines hsf iakcn ss nuyY.
50 or - OF O1r merchant vessels The Eu,ryie,
"len iroIa TIC Mediterranean Tor tne q. - about the
lsi o july s'in I've Ontiro was SID b. hsye sailed a
bout TIE iOth o'i l.h, bit, wh dispae,es f,~ severn
met tapmin kcvcJpb has brJar.ta number a
"a rs morn orr slrairou, u lie Secretary on Inc
Navy aod ohc's, which VA probably ii.clos flite,
C9piain sfniii's big. Salem, e re only Amsri
car vessel wereeoiiccttoh,ef bees etp.lr.i -, %,
''s''"eN .J'o&v Pnri9f
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FRENcX cBAMRER OF REPRESENTA-
TIVFS Julv


letter was read fr0m NJ. Bardier, III, IL
brarian Of the Emperor Napoleon, stating
that " his Majesty. some days after his abdica
ton, testified wish Of taking with him into
his retreat, the library Of the palace Of Tria-
non, consisting Of about 400 volumes, with
tie grand descriptions of Ky pit, &. the Greek
icon graphy of NJ. Vlscont The printing Of
tIcse two latter works was due to the niag-
nhcence OF the Emperor, and Il was very
natural ne should wish to preserve a COPY
AS TO tie library Of Tranon. it formed only a
very small part ct the books collected by MS
orders in the Imperial Palaces"
an Armistice is signed between the Spanish
and French armies. All hostilites are there
fore suspended Oh this sid
ms RSchetort paper, says, " 4 great many
chests full Of gold and siiysr. we're embarked
on board he vessel which Bonaps1te inten-
ord to have escaped What will become o.
then now,
: he trsates which were to have brought
out Bouapartc were to have landed him at N .
York.
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Scptemb
TIE F.a{RFTELD JOCKEY CLUs
RACES

Wiii commence the 6r.t Tuesday il, October next,
me Frst bas--A sweepstal,c, for cots and fl.
res 1les Shree years old ti sprns-lOo entrance half
-; ne Second Dasf-Joekey Ciub Purse, S4oO four
l., re I2ird Day--PrOpretOr's Perse, 8 zoo, siteen
Ihs Fourth Dry "A Handy Cap, in whieh the
entrance OF the Proprietor's Purse viii be sdde4.
Old FGiIesd Joc'- 9 C2.5
&C - The Booths in the Field viii he rented e, U.
Every possible attention will be paid Tor The aOcom
mediation Of tie Gentlemen
The Stables veil turrishcd--Straw found prats-
THOSlAS WATSON
H'yp'tetor g Treasurer.
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THE INLAND FISHERIES

Inc Dayton, (Ohio) Republican contains
proposition for establishing fishery on the
Miami o,>fhe Lake, or some other place. Of
which there are many of those inland waters.
There is 40 douot but such an establishment
would yield handsome profit to the adventu-
rers. and supply tn; state of Ohio with the
staple article offish. The fish of the lakes
are OF an excellent quality, anu the supply in
eAhauSuoie' Best. Pat.
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Nrw-YoRE, Aug. so.
CAPTURR OF GNAD1LOLLP q

Cap' farSer. 9th schooner Thetis, ON ST. Tho.
mas informs, that the Bti inst racket arrit.d
tn re with the official account OF the cap,ure er Gua
ns'"ups after warmly cont, std action lie also
mentl,ns rnmor from the Windwari Isand, that an
c ir'st. resisting the ATTEMPT of Z, British
@ 20 search her, an action ensued, in Which the
British iiigate sunk in 60 minutes.
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THE coMJEPCrSSiJl T T,9 y J Sen5,

nous OF the FIRST respre,aeility n,liinor, has
zee ned hom high SURGE in London, ,l.etoinv. iny
O"'A"eS q the treaty recently Regulated 6e-
fzoeeH .fmcrTcn g EneLa2d.
The trade from Ameliua to che E,,t-Iai;.- -.
man on the same footiag Is heretofore.
1he discriminating duties on both sides 10 h.. do,o
away. U0As
Not'H gis said Of the fisheries, West-Iniia trade
that with Canada over land. or VII -
dians. $500 |'' III
Zach pronisesthst the cher shalt be place., On
tlcf testing of the uost favored natla'
his treaty IS 10 contuuen force forrour. year
PtatfIat.
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tijTZ3A ~
Capture or I'm; .qLCERIN'E FLEET,

C.qPTURE or me .qLCERkn-g, ~ Ery,
'us' IS our paper WAS going to press we we're E,-
voored with the following ext act Of le,terto .,cr
uens IN this town, Gree lived ~ the ship !, pe ~ RI
we'd ut fh'lsdeiphn) dated Cirait7r, .JuI, 70.
"f" viii hear by this OF Deca,urs Brilliant Yic,o.
~ over IN" dm'si ct Aisiers & the capture Vt two
Frightes, Sloop III War ans! Brig. 5sc,,,,. en-.
case. tie Admra's TWO DECKER ALONE i.
g nelly runni'g hsht, but when brtnght coss, Killed
the N'mirsl nn'l Is men, and brought down the co.
ors our 'oss, men wo'naied by tie bursting Of
g',n The Constellation and others ms, S,,tcoI
ana captured the remainder, without loss OF difficulty
The Brig %%as captured by the Torch and Spi,fre
&c 1oOhefS' .A0rfolk X.rliL
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20 UOLhANS II:E3Y NE

Ji.I.N-.I-If q n
ETitoN The Sulrcriier living in t;be.tcrfi,L oo..
L! "a very likely igi.t musito gi-l, nataed -
jt-7CIIfEL,
one la:t nv house on Thursday the sIst of Aupr,
anu H'H induced e believe that she III endesvr 10
IN nr ,ssale @" hoa' OF some vessel, and will, in
,ess2' ioT' all persons CT Of vess Is from
'ippn,ns ~ eIRPoyog the same. Ste has sundres
~ ti'se'hS WITH her amsug which is a white cam.
ur'e ny, which she stole from nay wife She e
isstl'er g. sstter cof.Iexon tlan ,,sn-i her ba; -
loi' am euriS ns'orsy re, OF common size and
GOOD Continuance, mud much hanlsame- than o,here
10y petspn VINO WI deliver her to me, or secure
the above reward. ie''''N
e., IKOS B.qLL.
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New Yong Annnst.oo

NEW York, August %.
letter from IN ofic Of the United States army
to ~: hied in this city, dated Detroit, 4u. IS saws
W arrived here yer erriay,SS waiting council Of
Indians to be h Id ~ q 20ti, wh,n OF 1000 y i'll be
collected think tn Indians VIII remain ouict's
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NOTINE.

IN sutuf@- & VIII be required ot every persos hay
ing c'a''r ess'osl the State, and who cannot attend
~ ieltpn at a. 'jihec 70 feesNe the varra for the
amount uiereoi. ~ '1.horisc by wrHeuorder, some
one 10 Ttcli,e 4.
J0HT BCRFOOT, .8u,itor.
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W. de ,.al,y Tollsndai, the Due de Levi. NJ
beugnot, NJ. de Vitroiies, M. dc la I,uzcrne
TIE Bishop Of Laagres. Coont Mule, Duke
o. iarento, Duke of IIesso, and III. Beren>
ger.
Several Russiun troops, infantry and caval i.
~ entered Paris yesterday nor,.ng. They
FORM part OF the army Of Gen. BARCLAY d.
Folly. which IS $4,000 strong. Gen. Uzerni-
chS Sent IN body of Ccssacks
we learn tnat upwards of 500 English in
GFiduals, who have arrived az Calls from
lover, are wa.tics in that city tor passports
to repair 60 Pars
The 1rperor cfRus,ia, the Emperor of
Austria, the King oil Prussia, the Grand
Dukes, Michasl and Nicholas OF Russia, and
Pnncc OF Condo, dined yesterday with our
hug Ia the evening the Sovervigns app, AIRED
at Il balconies of the Palace, aud we're gree
tee by tie multitude with tbs liz shes. a, cls-
nations.
THE EMPERORS.
The Emperor Of Austria and the Fm-
peror Alexander yesterday tcck an airing
on horseback in Paris, aid ON tho Bunic.,
wares. They we're without IN escort, and did
NOT wear any decoration. Many persons OF all
ranks followed them. Their NJ siesties snew
ed tne greatest alfability, and seemed TO be
tuiiy sersbe OF the marks of attention which
they received
In The evening the Emperor Alexander
went iaccS. to the Theatre des Va7c ties A
great crncourse OF people assembled ar the
entrance to attend him az his departure from
the Theatre bit, with his accustomed n,o-
desty, ms Majesty withdrew from the public
acclamauons by miXiug with his attendants.
PROCEEDING OF NApOLFGN.
Inc Minister of Marine received last night
~. me oiilc al account of Bonapartes departure
Inc following are come details of what prece-
ded It,
GA the 9th Count Grogan went on board
the Saaie, to announce that the E.nperov
you'd embark next day, but courier hasten
ed ms departure At tour O'clock Bonaparte
lett Kochetort, boat took him to Fouras, and
Carried him Oil Rparl The sea was rather
heavy, and he was wet
At the approach of the boat the crew cried
three tunes bjUe ie Emhere,lr : He ordered
thern to b. silent. He remained some time ON
! he deck. walking with his hands behind his
oack O. green cost without decoration.) He
then went down TO his room, anu went to vi
S the battery
On the next day the Maritime Frefect vert
on board, and after having saluted the Empe-
ror, he locked himself in w,th Gen. Becker and
'he captain OF the fiTgate. II was remarked
mat IN going away lie did not take leave OF
B,uapartc
After the departure Of the Project, N. NJ.
bcrtraud and Rovgc went on board the Eng
l'sh ship & remained there several hours. On
Monday morning an English ship of the line
came TO anchor very near the frigate--it is
stu there, and cannot make a movement
without being perceived nothing announces
their departure nor disarning
Rcnaparte IS the only ore Of his famiIv on
board the frgatcs
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IAPi5, July IL
The persons surrounding the Exchange
yesterday were more numerous than usual.1-
They " lNed WITH, -uatisice for the state
niert OF tie price OF t...ds, but il was not QUO
tea his interruption has nothing In il A.
lara'iug We arr assured that it arises from
che desire Of rde Government to revise the
crcatioa Of Millions Of anuuities made by an
lapeiial Decree va favor OF 7vcI k.te7yt
hersoN The vericatio1 Ia already DIS
covered nearly a million Of these annGlties.
Is said thar :De King is gong to form a
new Chamber Vf Peers
The Emperor Of Russia yesterday defined
20 receive depu,ation Of the 9mtkri-7v51,en.
fl's Majesty heard then harangue with kind
ness.
PARIS, iAy IS.
The Council o' Ministers assembled yes,er-
terdty at toe house Of Pnace G.lctrind.
Among ihe Ministers of State who aye to
conpa's I've Piley Council trey o,c1tion NJ.
ie Aubrey. 81. fcranI, General Dtssclc.
y .rsaa' OadmH, Gen. BsugnoSMc, Eusc
oi f.!-re, vi. Aaslss, 81. &c Cha,sas5r,a,,d
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Nt)'iICN.

~ Persons hsti5,g l9oS. fS1gce 7Ycke;s
E.lINkN by tie Subse,iber, are hereby Noticed
- to cab ut tte Office q Da Wt,rr,I Forslsg. ir
pprste u'e tci-Oi'iec, where t.y wilt be ,aken IN
ty Mr. SInoN rRAxaxp. r
JNo. Il. FC,N,SONBY.
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ph''a'c 'pha Soaps Sally, Spence, y. C7rs.rxoh
nispNt'h, harnars Nantucket iditie Jim. Smith.
,s"lpm9rs tbree Sisters, Dcnke, plihdc.LA;
Dove, Doughty, Ncw-York
?, oLsNRka ;--Sgo Commerce, Boyd, l.. nh; Brig
Hen,;eo, Berry, Boston, .Sch,'s Eve Sisters. Iioi.
nrosS' philadelphia Leopard, Siap.esor,i. New
tvfki On,aen'e,, isenne,. do. Aya,iia, siiiseli.
a u fSpe', to''smsi, ssiem SOAPS Rie,.raoti
fssSet, i-s'sfi, N.>yofk; Ds,a:rh, lSasrard, Nm
,Urkct. 100 -. -'''''
MAR''rn, on NE t7th u't- at T',senlrr., in an.
Ts,s' ny The Rev Ch'tes Cra~otu. Gr 5.,r
r"uei'' N,e.ehant ca i;esUn, The a,uai.s and ac
conpiishei Miss S,r.', Crawford.
Il sreaf nan hc@. fllk.u d, Is,asl."
r. 80 4 "N Il 40 sti:s Sc NJ; ,. Sal;sssrv Y
~, 81 -" 'of' Sfees onE incNn distinguish.
Pr T%' Se0erc. %sg -aei't'hsea-'.is, see Lae:
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Arri0al orthc Loren-o :

NEw-YoRK, Sept. I.
:, a pilot boat which came up from the
Hook, early Yesterday morning, reported be.
low the ship Lorenzo, Dunbar, SO days from
Liverpool but the wind ui-w so strong a
gale all Yesterday from n. f. that no vessel
came within the Hook. On board the Loren
20 are their excelicucies Messrs. G.Ilatin *
Ciay' our successful negociators at Client and
dI London. Ner. .1tiU.
-, Sept. D.
Their e,Icellencies Messrs Gailat,n and
Clay iandedyesterday morning at sunrise
from the ship Lorenzo 70.
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LONDON, July 10.

LONDON, July 10.
Lord Castlereagh is President of th,, Com
mission appointed to regulate ard collect re-
qusiuons Tor the subsistence of the Allied Ar
mes We hope the Powers of this Commits
sion extend TO lcvying Contributions in money
also. Butcher, We are happy to see. is con-
thning his system. A contribution has been
ievicd upon the distrc. of .Fontainbeau. 1t
tends to make the French feel part of the
niseries WHICH they have afflicted upon ether
nations. r
we arc happy to find that the Emperor
OF Russia has named one cf HIS officers Co be
Governor OF Lorraine. THIS is symptonlatic,
we trust, of the separation of that as well as
other PrOvinces from France. We should be
Slad TO see Austria appoint :, Government of
Alsace. r,oDr;l.
Three great acts of Justice are expected
from the hands OF the Allied Soveveig 4: or
the blood and treasures Of their subjects will,
have been wasted in vain.
ne pun shpenc of honaparte.
Z. Inc payment by France uf au the ex-
pences OF tue war together with the surren
uer Oh all the works OF art and science which
she has pillased from other countries; and
adiy' he diminution' OF her territorial pow
or u sucn point as shall render it irnpracti-
cable for her to carry into effect those de
signs which she has and always will have at
hcaft Ct attacking the independence and
security OF other nations. is.
~, 1uly 20
The eight millions levied upon P..ris are
SAID to have been for the purpose OF purcha-
sing subsistence for the allied troops. In fir
tnrs any contributions in mouey are to be
LEVIED In the name of all the Allied Powers.
we are requested to state, that the Duke
OF ORLEANS has not received any invitation
from the King of FRANCE to retrrn to Paris,
as was reported in the Journals OF Yesterday
morning.
Lrc,EF, Jerome & JOSEPH BoNApAkTs
are SAID IN the Gazette de France TO have been
arrested.
The Russians are to operate against Php
lipeville and Mezercs
ne Pruseians garrison Maubeuge, and are
to act az inst Metz.
sansuinary battle is said to have been
fought eetSeeh Prince Wrede and the enc
n'y or the 7;h, between Citations end Nan
cy, IN Which the French were totally defeat
ed. ihe loss On both sides is stated at 900
men.
T.ere has been a, shifting about Of Pre-
fectss but 1t seems to be hide more than az.
pouring Bonaparts's Prefe,ts to differ.nt De
partments from those which they had under
hin.
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vNSGEeinbtr, 1871, man ~ tlie name Of PeyIoa
valdez, who was empl we'd by me 10 tiiy. q iear,
anu "eSSon recee il, iichmcnd, C:,s al,pta,., fo,,
the receipt below ~ kegs n Iobacea, ia he cel,r,J
% ost g Worthisgton, in Baltimore AS Tins aet
ol rsl ton Walden was Unauthorized I,y me. as SON
as heard OF 1t, suspertig tst his intentions wer,
Ia'"u'eHe sert messenger fer Tim TO son tho
wagon 'ud bring home The Wagon. loaded &c
ae1Se, was oycrtosen at Frcdercksbsrs tic 10 koos
Of on,cco stored with Mir. walker, as stated below
g ue wagon brought to nay house in King g Ou.et,
emPty'-Att Repeated enquiries Of Wad n AID tI,s
chaeconsts IN Riehn.ond, for the owner Or the ,,e
son vito sent the Tobacco from Richn.od. witi,o,t
hndhiS either, have thought it my duty 10 puhIsh
u'is statement with the following rec int in order ,t
the owner may know where his To.gcco is and corr,
forward to pay the costs of this advertisement. STORAGE
&c. and receive IL ~
ED'fLH" JcPSRG}f.
PEEr0S WALDEN,
10 10 secs Tobacco SO an III,
be delivered to Vust s. Wort hincton, Balti,nor.
Cash received, So IS.
FARDERIcKsBURo, S0th Nov 1914. -
Received from Clayton Atkins, nineteen ke,s Of
Tobacco on storage, not liable to accidents.
.Septe,nbsr6. 70
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me alternatives CT joining his wife at Prse-;e
OF removing TO England He is applying "a
1ee british Minister 10 obtain ,3sIrnisslon IN re-
move 10 London.
II IS said that the allied soyereigas viii not
quit Paris until AFTER having Witnessed fine
N1rohatlon of The hin.s &C Rheims
ine new projects are TO proceed in the
course otnext week TO their destinations.
ne bombardment of the unfortunate CITY
or Naiencicnnes still continues. An entire
Suburb and several streets now appear nothing
but ruins.
A new Declaration Of the Allied Powers is
expected to appear ir.mcdiatcly.
part Of the French city OF Valenciennes
has been destroyed by FIRE, occasioned by It's
being besieged.
'aenciennes surrendered to the King on
Che 18th, Condo st,ll hukls out.
-, LoEDoY, July 10.
we observe that one OF Louis's Ordinances
enu"erates All the departments OF France
as they existed ut the Treaty OF Paris--as i
France were to be permitted to remain Ia
P'h.t OF territory as she was then, and as -is il
Wcre'ot latieast we hope it is) the intention
OK the Allies, 10 sever from France the north
efh line ct tortresses, together with those ts-
partments comprised in the provinces Of or
raine and a isaoe.--Indeed France would be
too strong 1t ascending from the mouth of the
Somme we were TO draw as the limits of her
territory, line through Amiens. to I.aon and
Chalons ON the Marne, and descending from
Chalons, through Chaumout to Chalons, on
the Soan<, proceed due South to the morths
Oh e'ie nhone. Courier.
Madame Moreau, the widow OF the late
gallant French general, has taken small.
retired house at funbridge Wells, for the be-
NETT ct the waters.
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NOTJCE.

,NFEi fFi1N will be presented 20 the Legislature
OF tas State, AZ the next meeting ptsyg permrsioa
ior taSoD, commonly ea,ed Jaeob Pfosser an epan-
slcYfer.ter Il oil.
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Oh Carthagcua, June l9lh, 1915.
nave Tic honor 60 iuiGlp you, that c,
3 hs |'h ins- OF C'pe DC Gait, tive squadron
ell ia VISA aud cap.oreJ ga \ sscme Misst.
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Gu w ednesday, .he u alt. we eers -ese--;.t,s1I
~ part 60; Quoted The Examination OF WASHING
TON HENRY academy uader tire sep iiotcn-
doney OIL tic Revh. af UHQER4Rr. lgesrlst s.1
thHt NC were much p!easci wiut ti,e mode OIL.
due7tol Pursued in that Seminary and with The p,r-
io iDahce u The Stndentsi without exception, a. "a h.
buugst once pleasing speciura oi their ,locifty and
prod OF tbe capacity ard stteatoo ct tne Tasci.r.
JOHN -. BLAIR
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TIE 43UBSCRTFE9

III ItUDJCEITEN
ANiNI made the cessary arrangements, will
= a DC prepared TO accommodate from IL 10 Il Stu
dents with board and lodging i. tie ensuing course
OF Lectures on tertas eed upon with the Presden.
Oi the College.
MARY ~ rEACHY.
win ansburg September 6.----tf
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23

March Court. 1915.
John Hunter. Complainant,
against
Samuel w. Barrett, Defendant.
In CHANCERY.
THE Defendant, Samuel w Barrett.
not having entered his appearance asreea.
bic to an act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and itappeariug to the satisfac.
ton ofthe Court, that he is not an inhabi.
tant Of this Commonwealth, on motion Of
the Complainant. by his counsel, il is order.
ed, that the said defendant do appear here
on the second Monday in June next, to an
swer the bill of the complainant and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Mariinsbursh Gazette for two mo nths
successfully, and posted at the door of the
Court House of said County
A Copy-Test,
DAVID HUNTER, c. &c.
March IS, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23

March Court, 1915
Samuel Vail, Complainant,
against
Benjamin Oden, John Files, John Will
hanson and Martin Billmire, defts.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant Benjamin Oden, not
having entered his appearance agreeable to
an act Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that he is not an inhabitant OF
this Commonwealth, on motion of the com
plainant, by his counsel, it is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here on the
second Monday in June next, to answer the
bill of the complainant. and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Mar
tinsburgh Gazette for two months success
siyely, and posted at the door of the Court
House of said County
A Copy-Test,
DAVID HUNTER, C. C.
March 80
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
PEACE ANECDOTE.

On the receipt of the Treaty of Peace as
recently ratified by President Madison, two
or three gentlemen were standing 10 the
neighbourhood of the Post Office, one OF
whom was reading the treaty. for the infor-
NATION Of the others when an honest blunt
Irishman with all the Republican plainness
which usually characterizes the Irish nation,
came up and placing his head between the
shoulders Oft of the gentlemen, atten-
lively listened TO the reader until the con-
clusion, and then asked, pray sir did yo~
read the 1pioIe Of 1t 2 yes, was the reply
What, is there nothing in it about 6 free
trade and sailors rights ?" no said the gen
tle,nan, no, word Then sohat the deOu
haze soe been Jightingto for asked PAt2 Why
for peace said the gentleman, TOR pace rel,
terated the lrishman? B-J-we had pace
before the war was commenced
Baltimore Telegraph.