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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04
poRr OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED.
Brig General Stark, Coffin, Newbury
port.
Schr. Resolution, Ellis, Boston.
CLEARED.
Harriet, Church, Baltim ere.
Narfalk. June so.

Arrived, ship Warrington, Smith, dc
from Liverpool, bound to City Point
cargo salt and crates, for sundry mer-
Chants of acknowledgements, Mr.
Wallace and Lady, of Richmond. Mr..
Dryden. Mr.. Cameron; and two in the
lsteeragv-Sailed Nav 18th, in company
NTH the ship Pacific. ofand for n. York.
and schooner Hunter, Davis, OF and for
This port. The ship Georgiana, Cham
Iberain, Of this port for Baltimore. sailed
the 18th May-I,eft there schooner
Brilliant, Moore, Of this pert going into
ldock-Spoke, May..14th,, off Holly
Head, Ship Eagle, From Londonderry
bound to Liverpool Juno l8, lat.
40, IS, long. Is, brig Rush, from Boston
bound to Martinique, 4 days, out
I22d, lat. 81, so. long 20, brig Com
Inerce, fir. this port bou[dto 0porto, Q
days out.
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]. B. Nichols,
In THE CASE OF
John FL. Manley, an insolvent
Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given to the credis
tors of John H. Manly, an insol,ent debt.
or, within the district of Columbia, that
on Friday the 9TH day Of July, at nine
O'Clock, A. N. at the courthouse in Alex.
andria. the oath Of an insolyent debtor
will be administered to the said John n.
Manly, and a trustee appointed agreea-
|bly to the act of Congress, unless cause
be then and there shewn to the contra
ry-anm it is ordered, that this notice be
Inserted three times in one of the Alex.
andria newspapers before tbat time.
By order of the hon. Judge Cranch,
this Sd day of July, 1915.
6. DENEALE, c. c.
July 4. Str
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coMMuNIcArrp.

Arrived the schooner Harriet CAPTAIN
Apnlewh:te. 10 DAYS frbra the Island of
St. Thomas's touched at Barbados, and
was boarded by the american Agent,
Mr.. Storm, who treated him very polite
|iv and Informed him that he could not
be permitted into any Island TO trade I'M
der the dominion of G. Britain. and that
if any OF the American vessels did enter
such ports, and weighed anchor, and
continued four hours their vessels would
he considered as lawfu! prizes by the
British Gevernment.-He therefore ha-
wing the utmost,copfdenee In Mr.. Storm
for the kind and generous treatment re-
ceived efhim. to commend all masters
of vessels and merchants trading to that
port to be cautious how they proceed, and
beware of any intrigue of the trading
men sf that Island, for as soon as they
perceive an American vessel enter, they
board for the purpose Of taking every
advantage.-He therefore, for tie benefit
oi the citizens of the United states who
trade to any port in the West Indies,
and happen to touci, at Rarbadoes, and
wishing information, to make application
to MIR. Storm, an Agentin whom they
may depend upon as a man CT the FIRST in
formation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04
AN ACT.

AN All, sr
For raising rerenue for the gear eight.
cen hundred and fifteen.
Sec. 1. BE IT ENACTED by the
common council of Alexandria in council
assembled, That the taxes be feyied on
| the people and property Of the town, to
| inject the current eypences of the present
year, viz.
On all houses and lots at the rate of I9
cents on every hundred dollars Of their
assessed value.
On every male tythable, | dollar and
| 80 cents.
On every horse, dollar.
On every four-wheeled riding carriage,
| S dollars.
On every chair, sulkey, or two-wheeI
riding carriaae, dollars.
On every tavern licence, so dollars.
On every cart and dray, the wheels of
which are less than 5 inches in the tread,
1 dollars.
On every cow. e5 cents.
On every licence to sell horses or cat
lie, 40 dollars.
On every male dog, Q dollars and so
cents.
On every female dog. 10 dollars.
Secs 9. And be it fultherenact That
70 meet the local expenditures of the first
and second wards of the town, the fol-
lowing tax be levied in addition to the
foregoing, that is to say
Upon all houses and lots within said
war at the rate of 3 cents upon each
hundred dollars of their assessed value.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted.
That to meet the local expenditures of
the Sd and 4th wards of the town, the
following tax be levied in addition to the
foregoing, that is to say
Upon all houses and lots within said
wards, at the rate of fifteen cents upon
leach hundred dollars OF their assessed
value.
Sec. 4. And be 1T further enacted, That
lit shall be the duty of the collectors, af-
ter the accounts shall have been placed in
their hantls for collection. to proceed to
collect the aforesaid taxes and to destrain
Gor the same if necessary.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted. That
the collectors, before entering on their of
|ices, shall give bonds and good security,
payable to the common council of Alex
|andria. in double the amount Of the sum
at which the taxes shall be estimated. for
the faithful performance Of theif respec.
tive duties, which said bonds shall be re-
corded and approved OF by the mayor,
and by him lodged with tie clerk OF the
council for safe keeping.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That
this act shall be in fierce from and after
the passing thereof.
Passed in council, this 9TH day Of June,
1875.
r. I. TAYLOR, President.
Approved, e2d June, 1915.
EDMUND |. LEE, Mavor.
Test.
I. p. Thomson. G. C..
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NETWORK. June CO.
From, Tie Boston Gazette of Wednesday

From fAe Eoston Gaeette Of Wednesday'
The Independence -. Com. Balm
bridge, weighed anchor on Saturday last
about half past 10 O'Clock, and proceeded
into the Bay, RAISING the Narrows in
perfect SAFETY. She came in again yes
|terdsy, and anchored in the light house
channel. 1t is understood. that she viii
positively sail for the Mediterranean on
Wednesday next, wind and weather per-
uniting.
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a. Grave. Marriage.

OF all the giWre marriages, the fol-
lowing is, perhaps, the grarest on re-
cord.
MARRIED, On the s5th ult. in Cas-
well county, North Carolina, by the
Rev. Rarzilla Graves, Capt. WILLIAMS
|GRAvrs, son Of John Graves, ESQ. to
Miss Nancy GRAVES, daughter of Gen.
Azariah Graves.
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NOTICE.

TyHE Stockholders in the Columbian
Insurance Company of AIexand,ia,
conformably to the ed article oftheif assoc
citation are hereby required to lodge their
Notes. in this Office for the forty dollars
remaining unsatisfed on each share ~
the l4th inst. for approval by the board
BY order of the board.
VIM Hodgson, Pre'st,
Col. ms. Office, July d. ST
The form of the Notes may be seen ~
applying at the Office.
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Attention Blues !

VOU are hereby notified to attend as
the, Market SPACE on Tuesday tie
9TH inst. to celebrate the anniversary OF
American Independence. Turctual at
tendance is requested. Roll call ten o.
clock. By order Of TIE captain,
1 hos. Lowe,
Z Secretary.
July d.
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!. T. Caldwell,
CFFEps FOR SALE.

.sre ! Friendship from \. ! oyk
; sa sSaF, e q Saserlp, quality,
. Soys. London |: Porter IN bottles,
/ d. fsus'ard in eannisters
F.ieedsb;aai raster of Raris--on beard
sES y,alp' Which will take freigi,t
y. VIA Ii aRphed sor lsanseii-
ne 90
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purpose Of removing the nuisance COM
blamed of in said petition, by filling up
and regulating Pitt-street, between "a
meron and Queen-streets. according with
the present width ofthe extension OF Pitt
street.
Extract from the minutes,
Test. /. P. THOMPSON, 6. G.
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Public Sale.

EN- Pursuance of Decree Of the wore
n shipful the county court of Fairfax,
made between John Ballenger and others
|complainants, and Richard Freeman's
heirs, defendants, will be sold on the pre-
misses to the highest bidder for ready mo-
ney on Tuesday the 18th day of July
next, piece of LAND and the improves
ments thereon in the county of Fairfax,
adjoining the Lands of DR.. Brooke for
merIy Rich sters containing s63 Acres
The sale will take place at 12 o'clock.
Robert I. Taylor, Com.
June 90. ts
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MOL l.. Il.

Office Of Marine Insurance Compa-
my Of Alexandria. July 8. 1915.
THE Stockholders in the Marine lns
|surance Company of Alexandria, are in
formed that dividend has this day been
declared of five FER cent. on that part OF
the capital stock new raid, and which
will be ready to be paid ON or after tie
18th instant.
]. B. Nichols,
Secretary.
July q: lawst.
The Editors Of the Virginia Herald &
Virginia Patriot, will please insert the a.
bove once week three times.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, JuLY 4.

~ TINS Day being the .annirersary
If ameriicaa independence, no Paper win
Ne issued until Thursday morning.
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NJ. M n.ocff-AI&]k, {nre 90.
g.; "a @aenen hay4 left their station. at
! i,.. .'ssAe'a, AID passed up the lake IL
s,s ..e 4t1 Inf, has left WINS Vile, ans!
syoed Tor Sacket's harbar. via Fort
h. ia The leth are also ordered 70
II, = e"r and leave here IL a Few DAYS.
*, ss.. r'''ish troops have p6ncipailf LETT
G.nsi province the S7ti., and some
os,,ans remain.
ts,.o. ,.paday last, tie collector of tie
lMs'uas Of TINS district, seized at Daniels
El.H !, e niles from this place, a few
~, % proof Jamaica, in tinmaa,s
seis AL, 49, Use Wagon With span of horses
ID WI; ss9 = seized. The spirits we're stor-
as,s VA" y AID lay, merchants of this
u a 49, "a iaesday crignt, their store
sassa T E. 0fokea o!.en, aid the spirits re
"0's confinement.
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Extract o. a letter from Cnrraeoa, dat,
TIE 1Sth inst.

g The expedition against Carthaeena
passed this place on the 18th, consisting
Of II vessels, crowded with troops. An
embargo had been laid on all vessels in
Porto Cabetlo."
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/" LIVER Poot, May 12.

- III ENfOV 1NIt = . u
6 Tobacco and Cotton are taken out
of the market as fast as they arrive the
quantities of these articles now here are
very. small. The stock sent by w. aud
S. Hicks is sold at 81 per cent. Any
quantity will sell here, and am of OPT
MON that it will go up to par, particular
lyif we have war with France"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04

E,rtraet of letter from Fl u. Heard
& Co. to their friend III ". Fork,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-04

TAe~I london Courier of the 18th of
rT1ay, asks, . Is it come to this ?-the
iaUader providing against Invasion the
despot who threatened all kingdoms and
an CAPITALS, is fortifying st. Chaumo1t,
sIontmartre. and Mehii Montaul lis
he, instead of menacing Vienna and Ber-
liz. and Moscow, fearful of his own ca
'pital. and fortifyins Paris s-Galiing to
his pride, and alarming to the Parisians!!"
A letter from colonel Barclay, ex-
presses his expectation OF leaving Eng
land for America in the month Of May.
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distributed among the peers and Deputies ;,
and = summary be inserted in the AIoni-
teur.
Paris, October IL.
a royal ordinance appointing a military
commission, to Investigate the conduct of
the officers of all ranks, who served during
the asurpation. The commission CO consist
Of the
BAKE cjfBELLUNE. CYic.or Pres.
GENT. LAURISTCN.
CENT. DO2DE-SOuLT.
GENT. fhS Prince De BROGLIE,
&c.
October %.
The iusurrcctional movements manifest
ed M some regiments Of infantry and cavai-
ny, for which the claims OF wages, &c.
are only pretext, merit the most exem-
piary chastisemcnt. His excellcncv the
marshal expresses the strongcsr dissatisfac-
ton at the conduct OF the colonels, officers
and sub officers OF the REGIS in which rebel
lion has been the most openly manifested
he reproaches this indifference and weak
ness in furnishing the guilty. The Cd regt.
OF chasSeurs a-pied, and the Ist reSt. of
chasseurs-a-cheval of The late guard, APP
pear 70 have been foremost in exciting the
spirit of revolt.
The convention relative to the peace ar
engagements so much spoken Of is not yet
promulgcd.
The Pope has adopted the Spanish sys-
tenn OF government.
PARIS, October 90.
The ambassadors OF foreign powers who
are to reside at Paris, are
Poron Yiqcent, for Austria
Poz-o III Rorgo, for Russia
Sir Cherries !SsXar, for England
E2ron Rts1l5oLdt, for Prussia.
Carcatures are no LONGER permitted to
beeXposed TO the pu1lic vicw-Mary have
been Sc zed by the oaicers Of govern
ment.
Prince Butcher, it IS said, has recei-
we'd orders to return Immediately to Prus-
sia.
The Serv' ans are still in insurrection a
gainst the Turkish government, and obtain
successes.
The governor Of Rome has taken severe
measures to prevent the introdu ton of
ne7rShqters and other polite works into
the Papal territory.
October 81.
A congress of ministers of al tipe Euro
pean powers viii, it is said, IL Convened
shortly at Basil.
Switzerland refuses III French emigrants
an asylum in that country.
The king of Prussia arrived at Berlin
the 18th OCT.
A review Of Prussian troops took place
this morning in the Champ de Mars. 1t
is assured their departure is not far dis
tant.
1t was thought that general C!auzeI was
somewhere in the vicinity Of Bayonne, see k
ing for an opportunity to embark for the u
States.
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REMARKS ON rue QUESTION,

REMARKS ON TIE QUESTION,
Whether State Court can. Constit,,i-
onally, enforce the Penal Laws OF the
United Slqtcs %
The Congress Of the United States. by
an act passed on the 81 August. 1913. en-.
acted, that every person who should be a
Retail Dsaler in Wines distilled SDiritu.
Gus Liquors, or foreign merchandise. on
the lst January, 1914, shouli apply for and
obtain, from the Collector of the District in
which he resides, one or more licences for
carrying on the business of selling bv re-
tail as Aforesaid, which Ii -ences are to cen
tinue in force for one yc7r: the duties oay-
able on the sail licences fixed by the
act, and It anncZcs a henaty OF $40 on
those ret Hers who sell without licenee. n
yer and above tic amount Of duiv. II al
SO anueXes Ike fcaGifV on those Who re-
tail at more than one place at the same
time, under the same license. Bv The Sh
section OF the act. call fines, penaltc rs -
torieitures. which shall be incurred by
" force OF this act, shall and may be sued
tor and recovered in the name or the II.
" D or OF the Collector within whose dis
trict any such fine, penalty, or Forfeiture
shall have been incurred. by mn nj int.
or Information one moiety, S1c.-and
where the cause of action or complaint
s9ai arse or accrue more than fly miles
distant from the nearest place by law es-
tablshed for the holding Of a District
" Court, within the District in which the
s7me shalt arise oc accrue, Such sur and
" T8coUTy may &c had 6cf5Je e1v ConyS
~ q 'Hs Oizte. holden within the SD Dis
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long: A gallery is attached to this cham
Der, which takes up no part of the
room.
On the second Roor is the chamber in
tended for the House of Representatives ::
tits II feet long, IS wide, and twenty feet
high TO it is attached spacious gallery /;
aud for the use of both houses, there are a
suthoiency ct committee rooms and Offices.
The spot on which this spacious building
stands, was cabbage garden On the NOR
ming Of the 4,h of July in the afternoon of
that day, the digging was commenced At
that ttGe the stone employed in the struc-
ture was not quarried the clay, of which
the bricks are made, was in its native state,
and all the principal timbers were then
Standing in the woods.
The general management Of this building
W given to committee consisting of the
following gentlemen:
Mr.. Daniel Carroll, of bud. Mr.. z. B.
Caldwell, MIR. G. Coombs, Mr.. w. Brent,
MIR. w. Emack.
The plan, we learn, was given by Mr..
LatTobe, and the whole w.s executed un-
der the interchangeable ttentinn Of Mr..
Meade. II IS supposed that this establish
nent will Cost thirty thousand dollars.
Jfashn. CITY ~. Cdz,
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YERNOI'7' LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NiOnGdu, Ger. 50.

<tlOVO1y, OSt. o.
Patty Highs Petition. --The commit
tee TO whom was referred the Petition of
Patty Hugh, stating that her husband was
taken FROM his family, in Canaan, and
transported into the province Of Lower
Canada. together with most Of his person
al property, where he had been detained
in prison, and finally, wrongfully and un-
Justly convicted for mau-slaughter, and
sentenced to six months imprisonment /;
that she has been al great eXpence in fur
nishins him with testhm ony, counsel, &c. at
three several terms of the court at Montre-
al and Three Rivers; that she has fami-
ly OF ive young children, dependent upon
her for subsistence tina. she has exhaus-
ted her credit and that Of her friends in
borrowing money to furnish her husband
with necessary evidence and subs stencc,
and praying for pecuniaIy relief, made re-
port that the prayer of the petition ought
to b. granted. Report accepted, and q bill
directing the treasury t. pay Patty Hugh,
FIce Rundred Dollars, W s read the first
and second times and passed to be engros-
sed for third reading.
An amendment WAS proposed TO strike ont
500 and insert 1000 dollars-rejected. The
bill hnaly passed, and was sent to the Go
vernon and Council: who sent It ba IS,
amended as to give Patty Hugh 1000 dol
lars. The house concurrei
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To he Editor efMe Ennl:rer..

When the General Cnurt nc This CONFERENCE.-The,
at its -te session, decided thar i, was
Il and improper &C. the Site Courts IN anrocs ~,
feHaf lr7vS II &c United States, the presiding l,
81 Tn Count expressed G,e reas MS on which Ie. A.
cision was -four deh. The opinion was ent;,aI,- .tc
DRY 70 all Vhn heard IT. butu fortunately Il was pt
wit opini n. a writer IN esrhe yyashin,+on ci,y
WcoAly 'iazette ob rts strongly to he decision.
anu II IS obvious Il Cn his remarks he ms No, o.,
zen yieY 1t the whole ground oT tie ,l,cision :
The J loFng remarks were written s,o,.ilv afer
IN" Court rose, nrt believe c8nta q,,ro,,.r, N
uie :~suTe Is which we're Fd,inccd in f,vor of the
OPINION. hyon th'nk "rOp Won may ,,ul,,f,', tI.r,
The writer in the " Gazstt ks 1Lo f..;s;o,'
hotaveiy wise crc IS fer as IL regards tI,. ,,,f,
soveriegntlss; and that the do.frse ifit ,,rsooi,
WI rendcrt necessary IN enlcrcc v nv n,ucl, he
lndieial Establishment cf tn Urit.d sist.s T',;s
may be The case. The Gen.r'' Court cave. he de-
e'''on winch they thought correct Having t.-<en
On oath to support tie Constitution of The limited
o&t,s; they believed that they could not assume
Jnn-detoH Which ennravened It's letter and i,q s,
nt, Whatever might b. the congcquerce Of their de-
cis'on. " @iei' w
The =" Gazette" asks this question. {. Cen
otatc Court, can even Court originally establish.
ed ny Congress, expound the C1ns,itution. and
: dlsclan jurisdiction 1T pleas re. rDon ~ nfe-
assumption that a law is unconsiit1rio,,I ., piII
not pretend to answer ills question, although MI The
Court', both Federal eo& State, hsve heretofore
undertaken to cSPnund the Constitution. 1 bey
leave to observe that his question will probably be
ueoileh ~ fc y DAYS in the Suprena Coar, Of An
p aus ~ Vwslfis. I understand that one question
% DC oecred ~ That case, Is, whether ! Of Com
sress which authorizes Writ nfFr7or 10 issne roo,
the Supreme Court Of the u, S.toa iu.;rmentof
the Supreme Cour Of State be constitutional or
not as this decision may be daily expeeted it
"Ou'u be premature to say any thing on the sub.
Je''' CIYlS.
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esiy of the necessity OF en,rusting only to
pure hands the different branches of your
authority tie Ministers who surround you
afford os on CHS head. encouraging hopes
their vigilance, on this essential point, will
be 81 mash the more easily exercised, in
asmuch as the proof OF events has revealed
all sentiments AMI all thouga,s ours, SIRE,
have no other object than tue happiness
OF ynur Majesty a,d the safety of the coun-
try, aad our wishes viii be fulfilled il we
oStain this glorious prize of our zeal ard
our labors."
The King replied
81 am deeply u-hed with continents
expressed by the Chamber. l embrace
with eagerncss the hopes it offers of bet
ter futurity.
&c 1t may rely upon the confidence with
which I shalt express myself upon the
wants OF the State, ana upon the drmucss
which shall always shew to maintain the
rights that are to ensure the public safe
y."
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Capt. Gordon waa employed to receive the
money Of the Bey. To.

.He7y- Karen, .Nov 2S.
On Thursday last. the Pews in the new
brick Church, erected for thu United Soci-
ETY. in this city, were put at public sale. and
went oil very readily at very high prices.
The whole number of Pews is $50 50 of
which VIC c reserved as the property Of
the Society. TIE sale OF the remainder
produced the agg gate SUM of hirty-three
thousand cisist hundred and sevsnty. fve
dollars which, after paying the expense
of the building, will leave handsome sur
Plus 70 The funds of the Society.
4 similar sale of the Church erected for
the First Sacie'y last { Ill. pro!uced upwards
OF thru. fsyo fhoHSand dollars.
The new Episcopal Church is nearly
completed. The expense OF which will
probably exceed thirty thousand doNars
and tn re can he no doubt that the cost
of this superb edifce will be as literally
remunerated as that of either of the o.
theirs.
These & Is afF1rd the strongest evidence
OF the public spirit and honorable munif-
cence ofOuc oitz MS. These Churches
stand on line, upon Temple Street. ut sui
table dist noes, fronting the public square,
and W. think we m y safely assert that no
town in the Union can present similar
publ buildings, combining their elegance
OF stu ;o1, noblercss of architecture and
beauty OF perspective.
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LATEST FROM CARTHAGENA,
WA CHARIESTON

Kingston, (Iam. } .Mav. I.
Ar. schooner Nudge, Russell, 10 days
from Santa Marta. BY the Nudge, we
learn, atpart Of Morillo's Expeditionha adj
arrived at Santa Martha, from off Cartha-
gcna, snd in such state. that it is not
kelly that t'ey viii soon return TO the
, ocll7de Of thdt place. I fact, it appears
hat Morillo's prnciYa hope of success de-
pended on the treason of { .stiIlo and now
tina, che latter has b IN detected and ID =
ecu IN coniine ne t, lie must have little hope
OF reducing Garth Stn,-His army being
IN such deplor@bie cond tor whereas his
opp n,n,s are curing fresh spirits, and
SIN, The raisig Of the blockade, fresh and
abundant supplies.
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II C'aF"c6' Jeocher forfte II Petersburg .2cadzly.
TOHN WOOD having been elected Pre-.
- silent Che ab9re Academy. for The -,.t y-1r a.
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