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Additional to An Act. entitled
I" An Act Far the issning OF Due Bills
in the name OF the Corporation Of
Alexandria.
Sec. i. Belt enacted by the Gem
moa Council If Alexandria, That The
Nlayor be. and he is hereby antilor.
ised. to issue Due Bills in The name
Of the Corporations. 10 be signed by
himself and to be made payable to
the Auditor, by whaln the same shall
be endorsed. to an amount not exceed
Jog Five Thousand Dollars, in addi-
tinn to the issue heretofore author.
ised. and Of dcnomin tion FRAN one
TO fifty cents, at tie discretion ofthe
Mayor
See. 9. Be it further enacted,
Tha: the said Due Bills, shall be re-
gistered AMI paid. and received in
payment of taxes and debts due 10
the Corporation, in the manner pre-
scribed in the act 10 which this is an
additiea. and the funds si the Car
porai,on are hereby pledged for the
redemption Of t',e same.
Sec. 5. This Act shall he in force
frem the passing theraeE.
Passed in Common Connci. the
2ist day Of January 1919.
Il. 1. TAYLOR.
President.
Approved the Esd day si'Janua,
ry 1910
CHARLES siMMS,
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RICHMOND, Jan. IS.
Virginia Legislature.
Taesdau might. AZ o'clock.

faeSdHy uiSHts U Cl"Chs
The III. of ID. has just risen-aad
II is with satisfaction, which we
should in vain attempt TO express.
that we announce the Defence Bill
is now placed beyond the reach OF
change or chance.
The Senate made various amend
men,s to this bill--not less than So
the most material OF which gees TO
extend the assessment to eGemp's.
Tia Monday evening these ameBd-
sents eame before The Ell. of ID. =.
A motion was made to postpone the ri
'ndeiinitely.-Lest by majority OF
10 OF is votes.
Yesterday they we're referred TO q
select committee. who made their
report last evening. The amending
sections. which embrace Eesupts,
we're adopted with q few amend
hentss-Ayes IS, Noes 81.
Most Of the other Amendments
were subsequently eoncarred iu. A
motion Was then reneeed to reconsi-
Ger the question of indefinite post
panemeat-Thc chair decided the
qncstion 10 be in order.
on putting the question. il was
iest, Ayes 81. Noes 60-1he Amend,
ments ESQ amended by the H.of ID.
siit therefore return to the Senate,
Sao viii no doubt concur and thus
'ar hiii becomes a las Of the land.
ine Legislature will now be de
!s!ea only by the appeintment OF the
,sssrai efficers. viz. two Major
''rassa's. four Brirad;ess, ore In.
ssesior-General, one Adia.ant. &c.
ns'as, one Qhsrier Ma.ter-GeperaI
One Iommissary General of Ord
saaet and Stores.
January 10.
y. SAs'c'o'is appointments.
~ swith Infinite satisfaction. tina
s =, ne aen1ne+eto our Feilaw Citizens
1 ps s'ee'i"n Of Brig. Gen. Robert Il
= 'or' and Lieut.. Cei. Armistea,
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Cett3YvaUe Acodemtl.

EHROPER srrangenen's bavipe been
Il naads, the public arc especially
inf rned, thai bsvs oommrneed te.,h~
Ing n the Academy a! This pace. u
"hics are tarsbt tfe L4tir Classics, &c.
grsFny E g,ish q as.nsr. Aritkr..e-
TIC, Reaains, SIC "a very esnyenient
asd 60 nteryebie roam hs. bees k.tcd
Up Tor the purpose AZ Ccntresilie is
a remarkably healthy pace, snd god
bsarains Car be bad, i is expected .6as
parents'v.n consult their own adssn-
tags and send to this place.
F Snyder.
ctntyrvnc. jan. lo--74 osv
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CrsrcniRshield. Secretary
~%. Nayy. arrived in this city on
.,,dsy last. ard has entered on the
0as afthe duties Of his office.
Nuiional INT.
rory of a letter 70 q member &C !ac
ty House If Representatives. dated
New. ORLEAss. Dee. 2s.
i O'Clock. at night.
u.eare | had time TO field m The
80, I wrote Won to day. the alarm
-, "a. sounded. and I forthwit',
.;rea to the tented field. The e
. nav. without being discovered.
a s,ass the river at Gen. Vis'ary's
,aa,aficn TO day about "a or o.
p,a.k They have not. IL IS snppos-
!. q. ali yet ieAaekel. The entry was
de =, in aayca. into which aeanal
s.sm yillary's plantatioa empties.
esaerai jackson VITA Gen. CofEee's
-, The sth regiment. a part OF the
9Th. ss,ae Of the town militia aad
.am, other troops. arrived about Sc
o.cloek. supported by the sehaon-
). Caroline. We commenced the
engagement ahont half past seven.
us;ea confined pretty hot until a.
t,rt quarter after nine, when the
f,;ug ceased on the part of the Brit
s.;sh erst. Garnet tell the ainlber
orkiIl.d or wounded on either side
70, Towards the close of the ca
..ayemept. orr company of riaenen
was hroken by charge from the e
,.mv and has suffered a sesd deal.
caot Bealle commanded the right q
u,se,f the left OF the company. l
lad then wiih me only fifteen men
three efwhom were mouuded; and ]
had also eleven prisoners, q part OF
,be army that was at Washington.
IN this situation, thought il best to
order my men to marea towards the
swam7. and accordingly ssarehed a.
bout half way TO town back OF tie
plantations. have safely delivered
the prisoners, and am now at home
very mush fatigued. I shall set aat
again before day With ms nen TO the
field OF battle-Our array Is well
formed and viii no: he snrprizea--
Tomorrow morning the battle will
he renewed-The two armies nearly
keep their gronad--i believe We
have the advantage so far. but l can
give you ns:hing particular. Oar
army has been reinforcedte night ny
thousand of Gen. Carvoll's men,
and | expect har.i fighting to mor-
rev. The prisoners that our eoa-
pany has rade, state their numbers
to be about twelve thousand men.
asd about three thousand debarlSed,
With whom We fought--that they are
commanded by Gen. Keene-tha'
there are two regiments OF blacks,
1000 men each. 10
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Two dollars Reward.

G1TRAYED from the Subs rihsr sn
y the l2:a inst. 6 ROM MARX
with brapc on her left Task letter W.
Whoever takes up said Mare and deli.
.crs herts me shsll receive the above
reward with all reasonable charges.
Andrew Bartle.
- ..
Iaruary 81 81
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Family Flour for Sale.

Family Flour for Sale.
ESHE Subs criber has oa ham largo
Z supply of sup rise FLOuR,
fresh GROUND. of the first QUALIFY, soit-
abIc for bakers and faculties
Having padc arrangements with se&
veral Mller., lac will bsenabled 70 keep
constant supply
Joseph Dean.
January - 81
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LOST
an Saturday las, BY a poor Boy .
4 small Red Msrocce Poekst fsok
Twenty Six Bollars and Fl {
~ Six Cents. The hoder BY ieas LIZ It
with ,hs Priater will be literally re-
'sarte4:
January 81 A -
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ST. Ma ev's. 9 e'elock P NJ.

8 Lear Sir-aWo gentlemen ar
rived here this evening (aies.ps.
Wright and M'Gee) FROM Amelia
leland. WHO state a few ninntes be.
fare saes leF, there, Spanish sehr.
had rriyea which had been boarded
off the Bar By a British ~. accom-
panied nv twelve or thirteen Trans
ports destined for this place. which
vessels are aow in sight. You may
therefore essect from the iormida-
bic fovee which they have got, that
this place will he in their possession
in the cnurseof a day or two. The
town is in an uproar.
In haste, years, &c.
Entract Of letter from ,8'relia-
I gslandto a geHtieHan IN St. I'D
rq's. dated Jan. s, 1915. too o.
clock z ~.
. You viii readily see the neces-
sity afyons being here in a,edisteiy.
y -
wheh I infncya sau that this ,naraing
a2geared og car is.vfl Sal! Men of
War. de. iI,iraa boat and went
on .oard a SRan,ai' srar. whieii was
ashore on tie breakers --the pilot OF
her Informed ,n- that the vessels asf
we're all British armed siiips. Since
I ea;ae assare, 4 geasleaisa Whe was
on board the sehr. states. thai I'd
mirai Cockburn, in the Dragon,
esmmanded t,,r eseedifiss aa, that
ne inteaas taking possession o Cum
berIena Island and Mrs. Miller's
house for an Hospital. The ships
are all at this ms,neat layiag OF The
har-aow last Of the eib. Yea had
better hasten down. ms daai knew
What this may turn tot looks se-
rioHs iHacea."
Aaotlier letter. dated .fne!ia.
Sand va e'elpck P. IA: Jan, 8.
Says 81 have just time to inform
you that = whole fleet is new off the
bar"
E1tract Of third letter to a gen
item min this city, dated st. .Ma-
ry's. 9e'clock, p. VI. January s,
e fSi5.
/" lis ,iaae. The long agany is
overs Tie enemy are in force of
our bar--say two us. one Race,
foar Frisaies and four others sup
posed TO be iraasports--.No deubt
exists that they intend 10 &C.
eupy Cumberland Island. 1t is eer-
tain that they have one thousand
*x*** troops ea boara--s3oa't con
sider this visionary--doubt not the
fact.
p. S. Sunday evening. quarter
past nine oseiack. i'ne enemy's
light vessels are said TO nave passed
the bar, cosling in.
From the Saranaah dunseum, Ertra
"Wednesday Morning, e'siock,
January II, Isl5.
The Enemy Arrived !!
Tpelps Sail aoith $500 Troops. are
lanaing at ST. Niary's!
The following higly Interesting
News was received in Town. lex.
press) at 10 o'clock last night. and
handed as by gentleman Of the
first responsibility, for publiea-
tion.
st. Mary's Jan. s, 1915.
s o'clock p. NJ.
I avail myself OF the express
which will leave here TO night, TO in.
! form you that information has just
been received, of fourteen sail 81
British vessels being of the bar; a.
amongst them two 7a's, one Rice
and four frigates. the balance smal
Ter vessels, with 1000 #x*** art
500 white troops on board. Tn.
deet has been seen from Fernaadin.
all day /; and the gentlemen who came
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Public Sale .

Pubic Sale.
ON Tuesday the sist inst At 20 o'clccD
~ill be sold a, Public Auction, ct the
Wase House Of William Newtoss
deceasfd,
a pulety Of Groceries,
Csn.isiinx,of Leaf and Lump snsars
Brown Sugar, Wines, Brandy Molas.
.ses. Coffrr Tsa. ka,meg., Clevessrni
: euansiy 81 Fins aHd Coarse Salt u
Barrels. Terms liberal xsnd mads
known 90 the day Of sale. +
P. G. Marsteller,
Jsruary ~
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q "a IS, 20 - - = a
d. III TIE heat this evenins, say the
saw three sail eeming ia.
Il Spanish government sel,r. ha'
been wrecked last night, which Wa
detainetl Yesterday 9y Tue enemy This
captain .lined on board the Dragon
Yesterday, and landed at Amelia %
day.
The object given out is, that they
intead taking possession Of Cnn-
bertrand fortne purpose OF landing
their s;sR no doubt for osestabiisi
rallying point for tie people Of
to stock TO their standard.
r. s. Thc enemy's light vessels
are said tnhaye passed the bar. eons-
ing in. We may expect visit from
then t0-mVlr8W.
From the Commercial .adrertiser.
OBITUARY.
Sc Slaitten friends
g Are angels sent on errands full Of
love;
6 Fer Is they lsnguisn, aad for as they
de-"
You've.
Z . x Z
Death has impressed another aw-
fal lesson upon those vino glory in
the trans!tary enjoyments of life.
BE has deprived thise city of q vaina-
HE and worthy citizen. and has be-
reaved the Society Of Friends Of a
member. who, though in the prime
oflife. has long stonh forth al able
advocate in the cause Of universal
righteousness. and whose life adorn-
ed tue doctrines he professed.
Matthew Franklin. distinguished
minister in that Society. expired last
evening about half past seven. Thr
circumstauresofhisde death are Solemn
and impressive. In usual health,
he attended the meeting in Pearl.
street. TO which he heinnsed, on the
preceding morning.. and. after An
interval OF silence. he arese. anti re-
pea.ed the following emphatic de-
claration of the apostle .ames:
\. Pare religion and undr !iied, before
God anti the Father. is Ibis 10 visit
the f4i.,esiess and widows in their
. tilictios. Off this point oithe text
ne enlarset. very iustrneiively. IL
iusirating ;'e nature OF the duties.
To wsicA the assstie aIIndes, and eN-
hortrd the Audience to the exercise
1fcnris.i.,a i.,eTeYaleaee, with 'nn"h
Of taat feelin, and pathss. for which
this .!iscoasses ha,e latser!y heeu re
maii;aiie. Bat, oh il was enough
--While thus pleading with cean-
tenancc suff.sed with earacstncss &
affection the cause OF the ind'gent e
trien;iiess, mandate from the coun-
ellis Of eferaal wisdom, arrested iiiD
in the eo,n.neaee Of sentence,
Il Instantly closed his mental powers
ia alter oblivion to tie Wo-s and
.usferiags Of his fellew creatures.
lie suddenly applied his hand 10 bis
head. slowly took his seat rose up.
and feebly. with the assistance o.
others, walked out was conveyed
home. u without uttering sentence
fell into astate Of apopleciic insensi-
biiity.. in which he languishe,i, until
released. without a struggle. ffsm
the last tie Of his snertal nature.
On digsiaga grave in the Fsiend's
i,urying ground ia Arch street, GA
"Wednesday the itth inst. the ioi.
lowing lines we're iouad OH "a soap
tomb st0ue. .some distance below The
sarlace of the ground.
Herr LIES Il pL MT.
To-, MANY SEEN IT;
FLOVRiSH'T AND pERISH'T,
IN HALF A MfNVTE.
JosEPH hAKEsTkAW. the son Of
William. shot nv a Naepo. Si)th day
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Departed this life on Saturday
morning last in the sed year OF her
age, MRS. Nancy Rreder. In the
death OF this ataiabie lady, society
has sustained another loss, and her
relations and aeqnninfances will che
rlsh tie me,nor, o. ONE. whose life
was SO pious and exemplary, and
whose virtues we're So worthy oil i'm
itation. Having spent her four score
years. she resigned her soul with
calmness and sers ". 10 the care OF
iii,n who is mighty 10 save. trusting
that through her Redeemer's merits.
she should Deroue All Heir Of Glory.
Yesterday mos'n'ng at Wm.
n. Nils. W,usaa Mills OF Fairfax
Couat,. in the 77lh year OF lis ase.
The f.iends and acquaintance OF
the famll., are respectfully invited
To attend MS funeral this evening at
So'eiock.
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Public sale.

THIS DAY will be sold st the yete
duo Store, variety ct Dry Goods
eensisting. Of
Superfne q Second Cloth,
Cassisseres, Cordsrcys. Ycissts WA..t-
coaings, StuHs, Mems and Womens,
black Worstcd aud Wooden Hosiery,
IRISH Linness, Gloves, Sewing Cottons,
&c. SIC.
p. G.. .Ncrs.eIler.
January "a IS.
Two Cents Reward.
RANAWsY from the subscriber q.
bout the lst OF 90 inst. an apprentice to
Inc Tobsrenpis, bas'aess named
Hamilton Jefferson.
Any person takes up saId boy aud brings
hin, home shall receiye the ABOVE Ic-
ward but no thanks
Peter Roads.
N. B. All persons are frwsrnsa f.om
harboring sremP oying sale boy
aS P. 4.
J..n.ry 81 St
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CHARLESTON. Jan. rs.
By this Day $ Southern Mail.
REpURLIcAs GEFYcR.
Savannah. MnFdan Jon. IA

The Evenly OF ~. .Hfrsl
Al express reached 'nwn last
night ftem ST. Mary's, bringing the
following Highly Important News.
IS TO THE EDITOR.
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!
DIED, at his seat in Stafford,
Virginia, at o'eicck in the ulern-
ins Of Friday last. tne very day he
had completed his 18th YEAR, Da.
niel CARROT brent. his meiaaeho-
Nv Intelligence will communicates 10
a most extensive and highly rtspec-
table circle of family connr xians.
deep and lasting regret. The u
niyersai aestIo,er has in the short
space ofa fortnight, desoIsied a ai,c
field Of soeial affection and cHjat-
ment. and OF pubic confidence AN.
esteem. by abs se'iag from tae sum
of living worth and excellence. iwa
suc,, men as the brpthers Richard
and Daniel C.. B.eDi. The Mare
conspicuous path Of public life pur.
sued by tie former, has made his
name and character more faMliiarly
knewn to the world al large. The
elder brother. whose death il is now
our melancholy office to record, was
early and ioBg distinguished by his
couasry and his friends with honor
able marks of an estsem, founded
upon The most entire confidence IL
ii integrity, and upon the warme.
,,tfseiiors growing out OF anaiabie
generous and mani, qualities. lire
life he was horne along by eurrens
Of popularity, that had been nei'l'er
courted by the arts. nor perverted 10
The aims efsellish ambition: in deaib
il is his happy lot to have jus'.s's .
the esteem liz which he lived, as wen
b, the manner iH WHICH pe net me
inevitable doom, and submitted to lbs
| circulation Of its preparatory pan.'
as by the regrets with which ~,
memory will be cherished. 80 NIUE
| emDroilcd by any maIeyolea' or hos
tila reroiiectioHs. ~ az. ADts
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ytygsD AZ, JAsuAsf -.

crsrcainslield. Secretary
e,;Se Nav. arrived in this city on
: s,dsy last. and has entered on the
0as s,.s;oo sfthe duties Of his Office.
.NulioAal INT.
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lErom sc New-Yor.S Commercial Ad,crd-,y.l
NLIHNLIC.iT. nm.

On lhur:Ly a' al act NJ, cosani,ia Gs city which
pr ~ a,t0Cit, 'caf' anoS; mpa.dielld.
iae GRIT paYCd Susan. are,i about i've, wear thc -p-I
er Of Nv BENJAMIN Fario hrtih.ia florist v',o r,s i,
IhatlanrroN, tDn h'r cpaytlr; oc,t tr he
rpu's o. gonS to aNecoi K pr hy Hiss Tvnprnc Ely,
W. = lttt. i''s SiiiS return was natural
expected AT n1ou but Size id apntar nvr ,lil She,
'ne bone Ill night In tie n.li, the INK ,yin-,. OF die
sren be better conceived tam typr,s,rl =, gi, W.
cmed most innocent ana engt"in- child b, All no cv T.
49,, ., 'fel'si vas prS 7se-i, mentioning the
Ne OF nsr 'ils 'mnc- hc dress land very hum,nly
Inserted by the respective Editors OF most our5 t,ly pn,,
-aut me eI Wa ni'eT st1l nor heard oi ,n Saturday
FFeiiB' ABOUT co.N, Nheh Nrs iiao. Intimate ac-
uainauce OF the family. happening 10 bc IN Chatham s,r
n.ar Mr. Lor,"ri was called by her name OF tiir,e
h.ei, tat If She had r,colec;c., IA, oje she ,soI
tot nav known her. Her chip hat Was e, ali round hi
mr. h' cl'gt' i-a cap ana large rfe made cut VI
Inlu' ptrcn her neck IN such Kramer a. almost en-
tcly u hue hr face ami ler peltcn,j had been taken AWAY
sr ht'ie atr were ii tc;tier ~ Tire wrists by -onG
there were hhewiS; two ROY round her holy the one n
- sroc, tcoter asye IL. The ajy prcc,r 4 a l,l
won gentleman passing by and cut thc RUPEES with which
up oae OF w''n- taking the clE ly the rlnd wanted 10
aand WA i' 80 S' yGSte stlln askig hrr VIVA! M
eo1nt winch re ci.i yho is ir,.i.l.ut for o. -
i iat when She had got along as far n, tt cnrfr a. ~
man srt and was Standing by blggis lv Ni I,s,,
fF1eeryi ae was acco'te1 hya colufed wciai no 80, her
sone sufir-canly and c,nNed her ia acccouan, I -,
HnS ir9r swts1'l;s, piaytngs, ye that she corr, a 80
so,-wharr IN Tee country where She pay,. her pne -
bad her under come ueJS that she aftrruar, t,t b
hack tn tn c; where She mad 10 sieeD in he, .o =,
Nitii the sad black women, ard ti.t auIr,, ~ ~ v
s'iere several hogs. U;on ;s ferl e,v;n T. -,
ntnt t'e ilSt lner'ns, ,hrt.en hc ads & pn,d her Vii
= eard TO TIE nTpos 10 winch size continued ,l MI; ,
nay "v'ig when tnkig AZ rlntagc 0f tle absence az b
pr1>eii1N she ground The cords as,r'rr anal mad, her %
cape itis probable, however st ifsh. had nat ile, -,
VIM mrs baclauI t very Time 1hc did si would h1v.
eca reaken by the N'idtvn weirhe>. Dnrirg er c,,a
nent, which was tn inee days two ni.ts he A. NJ
hc eNeepi some appis anl:Wect thgs.ald upou be r,
NJ Tor her moher, she compelled D l., III u, ,y,.rn
whipping, and t'ir'; tlai She should BE- s,nt to Erire
Tie woman ill on blue rIcN and She had dnuoh,o. ~
med ch7riae II supposed ,a The p,ac. Of her c,f
tnt was il Oraat-s tef, Somewhere in its yic nv
ans ar nov aS "hd out the rei ,cc Of the person
i, tS hoel wal b. discovered. AMI h,Ouca, 90 ,l, m
hnent 20 which wretch who could commit 50 =, rTi,,
iced Is So vs!i 1uiied Any information vii. b.
c1v.d VS. tne iaigr, "a No So, Catl,4lrrov 81 M Z; -
~ ii ifr. qglr,d. '"N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-01

"Atiast, ~ six o'elcsk in thc evening, tie Com
m 'laaiy OF Police arrived, and rescued t.e uphap
, sn eghcri ircu the interchangeable bIhuty ofhoss
noient wrctohes. He, however, died OF the
purns, bruises, aud injuries HI lad received. four
Gays afterwards. Five persons nave been charged
f'tii being accessories u this horrible crime. The
pr1ph, tess, wt1 WAS 90 Disclose 10. enehA,ter per
.'s'ed, Ia u most confident manner, upon her in
lHiio'iity, and upon the efficacy Of the modes ia
"hich sac waste discover the author OF the SPELL
She pretended tl.st it was done b, masses and by
srayVgs. The is,reis stii, continue 20 think that
the shepherd could have removed the enehant.
'nenis, and that tai affection gave them hight to
e2'ape' him to do 81. Thus q crime was pcr3ctrat-
81 m the name otthe sacred religion which il hiss
outraged, and in the Of the fines, sentiment of
nature, which revolts cgainst il I
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ETTERPRJ2E ~ THE VEsT.

During ch. freshes, considerable ur,ni;,r of rl,
ms ir-1 n'rusHt down Tie Allegheny Ilier ti,ni I,ri
~ tie S'a.e OF Newiorl AVID il IS sud- ,i.t Pot A . and
Plaster % Paris may w. expected from ha pl, IN tn
Although te supply a. teSe articles i,t no, ir.i, 49,
some ic be equal to the demand, yct when rlir
sns spirit OF the people Of isihd who l., .,
AZ ave setting 90 hc h,.li of tic iian, /, r1,
II appears psob1be tn tn quantity 10Th an. ,r, All
els VII nere raPd - OH. market so. ,mt lie proiri
etois O. oar Glass WCr may LOOK f0rWaid 10 t t, TO-
PIT and Peal Ashes may n had moderate a. rms m >, ~
Farmer may hope to supply enssi,es via. Via, Pi,
uley may '''
W p .alri 6'' y nyleI"cl or ts,e advantage TO ,
liberal ald SHOWN by tc Legislature Of S.,yYgrL .,.
t.e improvement Of iho Roa' Hamilton wii,rl, r, -
e'n-c, iciiged tu tir advantages OF IT'S situation %, 49, 49,
ton Uf te ci-1n VIA dic Allegheny, must ,t, s;,,I,
advances - place OF trade and may rsr,,, -,
utl w" ar 80" aN'r o. goy fuil tie ci,, OF v
York, emb'rd At Hamilton, Tor tie states OF i,,pf,r
Ohlo ~ It's no easy matter To divert t,ar,. f,u H.
channel, but IL Ok done by ncy.ctinr die ;.q-
l"cn1 ' u, e,''N ,ien onct uu2 ID j. 40 tssv mat
trr 80 Cst u aci ag.a. This has beco. n s,li,es ~,
fer iyliann Ia scnrr1i and Tor p,la,.t l, and M
p'lce 10 grre 2r a'' il - 20 c hoped tilt tl, .
nav masIns 70 80 lie turnpike finsod 10 o-,y.,f,r,
wd MT bcrriiNtl uit IT IS cirrlci he innuntn,s ~
CIatnb-fs''Ts. ought 10 BE accomplished Inn ftrs
years. New-yorl viii. awake. 1--WE dos We .t,l ne
taie to repent, WHEN T-p,rt4iee viii not avail.
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