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New Almanacs.
John Il Stezga,g,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR PIE TEAR OF OUR lord
--54lG-----
FOR 3YE TEAR c


Country merchants and others suppl
ed with them by the quantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books
primers andibistories--slates and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia AMI
Dutch quills and ink poWoter.--A gene
raj assortment Of Greek, Latin and En-.
g!ish school baoks---most of the new pub
locations of the day, and large stock o,
standing works of merit, ,iz.--Episcopa
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, &c.
He expects in few days supply o.
German Almanacks, and hasjust receiv-
ed By the WiIhelmina from Liverpool
90, 600 English Quilts
OF good quality and cheap-Englisn
waters in tin boxes-black lead pencils
aud Dutch sealing wax.
p' IL gross of Humphreys cope
plate PLAYING Cards. first quality and as
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23

Departed this life, on Saturday last,
at his residence in Prince William coun-
ty, Va. Mr.. Hiliiam Mount, respecta-
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Steam Engines. MIR. William Willis
If New.Bedtord, Mass. We are informed,
as discovered new rhode of construct.
ing Steam Engines. by having the steam
climbers and steam pipes enclosed in the
boiler aud the steam cocks worked by
wires which lead out Of the boiler through
small basins OF oil. He has also di5coyed
"a mode Of placing the steam cylinder:
horizontally. and working rack wheels
either with steam altogether. or by max
ing use oftbe pressure OF the atmosphere
in the common mode. lie has also dis
covered a new mode of communicating
the rotatery mutton direct, by racks fit
ting with spring tech, which at III TIE
teeth of the rack wheel on one side, AID
trail easy on the other.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
Singing School.
W. WOOD

Respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he intends opening q
School tor instructing in Vocal Music on
tuesday evening April Esd, at Mrs. Pey-
tons School Room.
Those persons who wish to be in
structed in the rudiments of this art, viii
find it to their advantage to commence
as early as possible.
Terms-three dollars and fifty cents
per quarter.
Attendance from till 9, twice a%eeks
March 26 e0t2SdA
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Landing,

from scEooner Virginia Ann, Captain
larke,
AS crates Liverpool WARE,
For sale By
Adams. Herbert 4 Co.
apsils
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23

NEY A Il n,
HAS taken as an cfee the room M
EA mediatelv over that at present hc-
cupied By John p. Stthms, Esquire, ..n
Prince-street, aid nearly opposite Ms.
NJ. MilIer's warehouse.
r. en-. will be at his Office evsrM
evening. frem three O'clock till sunset.
april IS etuth&s3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23

|,ot he'd ofiacobinisni, and the great mass
f the nation, who will expect to effect
what they arrived at in go, '9l--s. lhe
|.eadsrs in this attempt will be men q
influence, though out of favor, anu the,
will be opposed by the timid, who fear
for their lives & estates, and the wealthy
iignitaries of whom the many are ever
|jealous, these will soon meet the same
tate with the military commandment a.
MarseiIles in l79S, who was murdered
at noon day on the public quay and cut
into ounce pieces by the FISH women.
,lIthat originated the revolution ofaS9.
and all that sprung from. it must be swept
from the stage before France can be Sc
cure: the government must be then es-
tablished by some new dynasty, at the
head of which should be man OF Be-
naparte's commanding and overawing ia !
lent. with more bounded ambition !;
the reign Of tranquility will then com
nence. and not before. Wait till the
foreign troops are renewed from France
before you form a judgment on my
predictions. The murder oil Charles lst
he protectorship Of, Cromwell, the exile
# Charles Cd and his after restoration,
i'll not find an exact parable, in the his
ory of the last i've and twenty years
f France, it will fail in the consequences
sccasioned by the events in the Two
countries. Do not laugh too much at
nv specalatlons,-I thought nothing
youla be halt 50 interesting to you and
20 | spun out the thread.''
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The following article from the New
York Columbian, contains avery honest
and very ample confession of the ihcon-
sisteucy and hypocrisy ofour democratic
leaders
Rerolutioa and counter revolation. -
The republican gain in one yearin the
New-England states is estimated at
$4,000 whilst in congress, the republi
can representatives are taking fedora
ground, and adopting federal measure
of the highest tone. The recommends
|tions of Alexander Hamilton are more
successful an if he were alive to vindl7
cate in debate what he had written in the
closet. When the Tattars conquere,f
the Chinese, they adopted Chinese laws
and customs so, when the democratic
party have gained the victory over feae.
ralism, they assume federal doctrines.
language, costhums, and---- every thins
but the name!
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For Freight,


For Freight,
ISN The superior sup Sterling, w
;sssh. Ross, master burthen a5ool
earLels, how in complete order to receive
cargo.
ALSO.
Inc good brig Economy, Josiah Fa,
,ow' sen. master, barthen about HOO
s :. having performed but one voy.
- ALSO, Coastwise,
, ,ae last sailing brig Galen, William.
1"oinsOn, master bGrthen about so
ALSO,
me schooner Hetty Franklin, Ber
aaln Kitty, master; brrthen about Acc
'af'sis. Apply to
Josn g.. Icdd and Co.
This day is Published,
s@ for sale at the d6ersnt bookstores
IA, .9ierandrie,
lraies a5 oEsrs.l
4 Candid 4Alpeal
TO the present =
Su ing Party in the U States
BY q ci'i1cn.
A9iI .
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Sir Gordon Drummond, administrator
lin chief in Upper and Lower Canada, by
proclamation dated the S8th:ult. issued
i'm virtue of authority vested in him by
acts of the provincial parliament, has
declared it lawful to import into Cana.
da from the United States by the ports OF
ISt. John, Coteau du Lac, and Chateau
Igay, which are the sole ports of entry fol
this purpose, sill articles which it has
been heretofore lswful to import by the
route of Lake Champlain and the river
Sorel only This proclamation to be in
force from the LIST of April inst. until the
subject is further regulated by act OF the
Imperial or provincial parliament, or By
proclamation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23

lot Pressed Playing Cares
iuss received and ale ~
Tahn a. SiaVart.
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New Publications, &c.

JUST REcE1VEo FOR SALE 1
JAMES KENNEDY AND SON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08

my own particular interest. feel very 1T
lie upon this occasion. have ample means
ot living in what is called co~sfort; and
might. dare say, without any great
pans, make shift to sneak alony as
quietly TO the grave as any of nv horses
or my dogs. But, as to my hahhi,ess.
as to my enjoyment OF life, that is quite
another matter !; and l feel, that the en-
joyment have, and, indeed, that ought
not to have it, without using whatever tai
ent j possess for the en- Is which have
here described. Every man who writes,
wishes for readers, aud l, of course, have
the common desire hns, rs I never have,
50 never shNll, sacrifice any principle, or
any opinion. to CRAFTY the taste or feelings
OF others, whether the numbers of those
others be great or small. ask for neither
what is called Patronage. nor for support.
want neither. ] shall make 40 attempt
to catch readers by administering to their
amusement. l have always dealt in dry
politics So shall always continue to do.
send my work forth among sensible and
weilinfcrmed pubic the success that it
merits know it will have. and greater
success have no right, and no desire to
obtain. WIN. COBBETT.
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lfRon 4 scSnoS P4PsR.1
EPiGRAM,
[raoa rsE 1vxDos .,rHn-,nr rAsonAaA.l

In ,le month Of ovsinser 1874 the literary world was
,"riei o. siseoter. % nanuscriPt, nte Ainhrssan
htf,, ~ Nha,, cuatnf,ig fragments Of dire
Ori'ori Of Cicero which splost 70 have e4i los,
ie publications ot ''e'e was apst iinneiat ~ followed by
t'a' ~ syr Fragments If three other Oraiions of Cicero
VIII hhad also been discu, IN the same library together
with ample commentary, supposed 10 l., ~ asc,,;ns
ternhS On she above, ai eight other of Cic-roS Ora
nons, w'ich had been already I"bieed.
ne t,si Of TIC Heli,ed oraon of Cicero Is n p Clio
snn' and cpripnrn' That is. relative ISOLATION Of pull
Is corsm omaitudt ~ .. clsas drring the ceremonies
Of saeriiice 20 tn e;rlsss, Rogr.
Soe second S e,~i, De are aicno NIiio,,is.' ,,,
i<r"etng the 0ehts NJ Mi a,d WAS ON tho.
cnssEon Of ,at persu heorns ca,idire Cor ilu Con,l-
in'r The ,scorery NJ: ~ ragr,fiss % til, oraon Is of
ss "ps.nee. as it ees not appear That the learned
haa Preserved a,y record Gifts ever having eSi.tet
The aigJ iueiite Grafton is emitted he REQ, Alexap.
ro' ant was delivered IN dircssion which oi> pece
lole'us .iule,ss tho :hrn:c OF Tgyni
re Fragment, .stra,etb by an ireslet and
anp,e commentary, which 'ns also b. en- discovered, . j.
now published for the first tame IL relae, 40 The Ctous
ar1dy published Of cieerp pro Archs. pro sya pro plan
80 ~ arinm; and alir ghut with nnch more evy )
20 me Sons Harta catiinar pro MaFerilr, pro Ligi-
This conrhent,ryis hsl,;y rauale., several accorn,s
~ Y IS extremely probable nay, almost certain tat it
Is te pesluet1n Of hscetS iedianrs-oly because il is
~ Tx nnres' .ann'y. is rplrie With historical. ilusions
ana ,lISoanon. eonains soiae Latin words of which
H. il". NJ knoYi'slgs-th thirdly, it refsts two pro
u"snNf q Cicero. OF waca we altogether ig-
:.oraa' VIZ: Eeirtnm 1. Rlci rr. Pr. IN i,iyecii-
srm =. C'odn and seiistula nd instnr roiuminis de
ccNfatc sun nj PonpCium.- also cunta;rs m ,;te,l
ps.es of The comic autlnr Afsnus. aud an ine,Ssiimg
i.'' ID an Grafton ofile tribune Of the people caius
h'.'rayerer and editor of these Fragments has
u.n = Nr'a'oi wherein be relates the inanner ia
cl m uf.tftry vas mad. AMI points It's classical
,,nrrne: he'henenumrsu NIL the arguments whiel,
S ''S opinion mat ie commentary is that part OF
pnu Pehan. Of which the nirri,s and acciient, of
IN nla ulr,Mnu'. ne examines with critical scutencss,
80 ViFot :, ~ itiin the precise peioi NJ which
iids wrote SiSef on hiC ancient and no.srn writer's
rave een divided N opinion. The relt orhs researches
= u't tSeons the commentator Cicero was acuusnt
Ell With Virgil ami Iivy. that connuel his ersr, rr
sNs a. very advane desc, under the Emperor Clauiu
Fhhy, ne discusses the a-e the maruscri-ts from which
qui'y. 80 ga 'N
...f;,.,. ~.
commentary with SoteS explanatory of the ancient iext
nn mas added accrate engr, in OF The characters IA which
ue manuscripts written, from whence the work is taken
copy ci 'r above having been obtained from, Milan il
VAL soon Be- rpUbiisted in this country.
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PARIS. Anri, Z.

Vnthe subject ut the Iancasteran education Al,
tinied e. be niroduotd into France, tie Nionitcur OF the
18th eontH,ns the ioiowi,,g roee:
~ Letter @! the 81 Of February. the Svsa A,noner
FSHcqnaine fe Preact Of the Seine. that having made
knlwn 10 the krg The alarms Of TIE Cathulics On Tie man
or ei Ani 'aneer, MS Mai sly hal charged ini com
n"tcae i same to the PREFER. AMI the same time 10
N'Gm MN 'at without wishing DECIDE the ne, eth
OIL s "s was derous d,lt il should be laid down rs
fFl'nc n'th Tor eahshmenD ALREADY made, future
IN nt IN ir ue Ie'f1o 10 tie exclusion of very c5hrr
= ~, rycrY teacher, who docs profess the catholic
Faith, shalt be ey'n.cd from these schools That Ien
a''gS Toe these ''onis shall swn pp in concert with
.e AN a'NrrlFyf That the rector shall au
thoriT ipss The schools estLlisrel i'm their Darse
ann ae care t9t the caihoiic religion saal he here carefully
'Hit.-a IN hne, thar the establishments oil tl, NOW
school. IN no respect trench upon toe OF the brotes of
.ne LnI'stisn sr'Qo and that in the places pagihes
Nee thr 'arr shall have been already established IN gf
nclet nunher, nov schools shall DC admitted 10 come
nsio comn,titon with tl,em.
h' articles were sanetinnel BY his maicsty's signa
trs ami IN consequence Of their communication t5s,
OF t"' rer-y III Paris who members Of The Com.
act.n ~ "
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SFItINb GOUDS.
VAN4b Subscribers expect to receive in n day Or
Il two by the Indian Chief from LoaGon--
SnPerfne London Cloths and Cassineres, Toll
neus and oliltngs, Fancy hlusns for adies' dres.
ses, Printed Blue BuTa and Infao striped U;,,i,;e,
Lnrniture do Cotton, end Linen and Cotton Tvke,
York striped Nankeens, Balloon I;ombazettes assor
ted colours. ladies' Clifton Hos; and silk Gloves
Mems and Children's Cotton Hose, do Brown and
hai Hose, Buck and York Tan, Gloves, sewing Sk
" Donon and Wakey's best Lonion Hats. Britannia
Table and Tea spoons Common %. Ciotb. 'rootf
and Shaving Brushes, Sc;ae and Shop Irvine. so
Cssss 81. Nails fiat points, Casks Tod d. London
Porter, Whpe Lead, Spanish Brown. &c
They have on hand, irish Linens and sbeefiugs
Cambria aud Jaeouett Muslin, Light and Dark
ground eolonred Prints end az assortment Of Hfrtl-
79qre or,d CUfeyy--A Of Which they offer for sale
on accommodating terms.
SUTHERLAND C0LQUHOUN & Co.
Ji,1ie I. z,r
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.No-j2fh-, .JGy

an address appears IN the last Tinckcsfer r.,
-etfe, TO the people OF Frederick County "
which represents the late law OF the State os;s,
ture, respecting the collection of the Reyennc .s
extremely onerous 20 the agricultural interest =
Ihis embarrassment arises from the inuossl;l,
nj obtaining such notes as are declared receivable
stakes, even at considerable discount TIE,
propose to call meetings ia Winchester, Berr, y;l,s
and Stephenssurg. TOR The purpose OF peti,;on;ov
the Executive TO convene the Assembly al an early
day, to take into consideration their distressed s;is
hon L. Is believed by these people, that the only r..
medy IN the power OF the legislature is to charter
AL the urchdrered banks now in operation ar. en-
many Thereof as may be for the interest an, conve
nence OF the citizens throughout the State. and tl
notes OK these banks to be received payineu, Of an
debss Cue from the citizens 10 the State While we
sympa'hze sincerely in the distress OF larpe mas
OF our fe,low-citzens, arising from the present de-
precited state OF much OF our paper CURRENCY we
fssent from the opiniou that the evil wonld be re-
NEEDED by chartering An additional number of tbes,
banks thereby producing an iaiux of paDer which
must also deprecale, as sooa specie payments are
resumed - ~ "a
THE MERCHANTS BANK OF AIExAN
DRIA,
At ameeiing held On the 1sth inst. determ;nad
IN wind up Us aifars, and appointed Pe,e, Sam.
'!ers, James anderson and Daniel mr. Y'hersoy.
committee for that parpose They have further re-
solved IN make immediate cnrtas - 10 allow mn
transfer OF paper due them, bnt when collected 10
DIVIDE among 'heir creditors ia proportion to their
cisims. D-pOsits "a their paper will be received
and certificates granted, bearing interest TO be maid
so soun as the debts due them are collected
r f,,qror
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08
KENOYNI-

sSHh Subscribers, grateful To generous public
1 for The encouragement they lave heretofore
received, respectfully inform them, that they have
removed IN If S op 70 thc corner tenement directly
oppo>t TIE narkct.honsc, where they intend exc
cutting I'll work in their line in 4 neat and gashona
BE style and With dispatch aa5 hope. by their at
tenon 70 business, to merit Continuance Of their
patronage. Gentlemen can be supplied with cloath.
mg at tie shortest notice. Al orders attended to.
and gentlemen can be waited on in any part Of the
City.
BOSWELL K MANN.
June g. 80
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p INK RMro

The ne~ sce'e Bank Bill. hichy and iis;lv proij
IN an article ~ The Richmond Enqrer copied into our
Paper % re 21t n'; The inen5ion o the ingenious Nv
Perins ol NeWmryport 20 vile Of similar cIo,
Wcare iireitd for our general sccurity atf- y., fen
counterfeit bulls while Illuminated viii, tIicr.
we are apy 20 ear tlat il concentrated 10 have The
L3oslDn PalLIoifg.
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NAV %.
600 KEWA}D

~ ~. W NItIJ.
. AN-AWAf from the Subscribers plantation
z q IN Henrco county, called Bronl,feld, in the
early part of last month, negro man same, Jacoh
about i've feet high, rstner stont made stcops .
little IN his shoulders, has very bad countensnee
and down.look when sposento. turns out his toei
when walking h. is about twenty eight or thirty
years old.
| purehased lin Of William Fnlcler in the wear
ISL undc staad he was raised BY Cant. He
zsNiah Henl,, al the upper end OF Henrico county
IN whose neishhorhood he has mother, where Il :;
probable he Is nov lurking. | win Give the above
reward to any person who will deliver The said ne.
gro man TO me, in this place, or to my oyerseer ~
the above name plantston.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Richmond Tune /. w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08

3 n Che 22i or 29i isst. a note f,r refused
h0gs''esd Of Tobacco, Inspected ct Ioiins.n's
wareiou e, oft following weights. ard nnmbaf
s'ioss 1900, Tar 10, Nett, TOSS, 80 $50. The
Under viii confer an obligation on the subscriber.
BY lcjvsrg said note to Nj. Eegry Moody Of
Mauehes.er. John 4. FINCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08
NOTICE.

sNdh Sessor fo- -Nany;icfuriny fy9u- Is f,s. an
!. proaching, with prospect OF plentiful barvs,
% Wheat, and the p-obaaitv ofconsid erabe torc;.
demand, ss as the utility OF Olucr Era,ss' in,prov
fneots are highly appreciated by those who use tle
Il take the liberty Of ,focmns the public that
Am amply ssppll Z With Lie nses Tor using the sa,n
they will be issued upnn laersl terms ana aec,,
ing % situa ioa-ln application
hos. mil!ers, who are in arrears in conseqrr-e.
OF tlc WAraad otter uaf1res en- accidents II /. ~
ped. will now abe to come forward ami discLa.,.
their respective accounts due said Evsus o.
JOHN MOODY. .3reat for
OLIVER EVANS.
N.B. Those owners oF Mills in North C.roI;n,
who nave any oil the above Improvements in uss
viii please pay their pstentfse to me, when thew
viii receive . license
RichmOna Nay 2sth, 1915. 7-ssssv
~ Office is hereby given, that at the.
next August Court nc Pginc, ~Yiuiani at the Co..
louse terso 'ail 81 at pull, auction, for cash !,
in1uent r the non-paymcit Of the prior 10 the 80
sc as% be sufficient discharge the arrears Of ;,,
which shall then remain unpaid for several wears t
inc SAID lissai Lots were returned deinqu and H., @
seNtpn damages thereon The sales will commence ON &
mrs dry Of the Court. AMI b. continued from lny ~, 'e
INT, they shall eeompletel The subscriber is a,h w uay
the Land shall he sold is. o 4 ssncu y. ; ,ne before
in the Clerks oe of the County, in possession, OF Ne seen
Z June /, 7-wsws s-P.c.
uN WAY from the subscriber, on the eth
Z a. May, ls, negro man named MAJOR. Eor-
'e'iy 'hc property OF WIN. Cooper of Louisa eo,n
ty, who purchased him from Edward Clev;,.,. or
Ss'9nses'er; ne IS IN heiyi, about Feet 10 inches
and has large eyes. He had on a silt of mix, ,,
n,cstc cloth. l. is believed he is lurking nbou,
Gloucester, where he has a wife and family Who
yer viii eliser the sid man to noe in Powhatan nr
secure him in any Jail so that get him sta;n. shaji
rAcsNe reward ostwensy-ise dollars; should he
be delivered in Powhatai al INV house win nav az
reasonable expences.
AARON HASKINS.
WAY ~ 6-6t%
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Bat the first and greatest object is your
union IN mind and heart; and, it appears
% 'ac that nothing aiter Your own mutual
interests, IS more 'kely to promote this
object, than 60 en- bic you al 10 see in their
trae light, the character Of this gogcrn-
ment It's conduct abroad and at home
during the last % years; and lis pres nt
views with regard to America; for. from
these you VIII be convinced that corsial
U3ion. unremi,ted vigilance. and extraordi-
o. rg " sdou, and Energy are absolutely ne
crss,ry To pr s-rv" You form the dccradA-
tion and ruin wHica have b-en inH cted
upoa E1sl1ni and ugon Europe
ia Slus r~sDrtiDg 20 the use g. &c
American press. ID iaitadon Of THOSE VI our
ancestors. who rcsor.ei 20 the piess of
Holland. ddriog tae prosecutions Of the
r.garts, ike them ] challssgc discussion
Z ic 37r.Y I att1rk he's the same channrl
iof de.cp1e. afA il has 10th the means and
ths III i"hire che Talents Of nine cnths of
iac w0 sainst such fesrful odds what
bal IT, ~ Wall dare 70 en,er Che
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cInnation 1T Vow Orleans is or hose fsastrous
occaTenes peculiar c0urfrie similar 10 at ON ,g,rI,
hr 'rcans IS placed and rot readily realised by ,lon in
hnm,ng oi nos iocn'd by aIluvion. The I;s,i.siu,
rnrif, for or a. iance from is mouth annusliy IKE fbc
I't' oero" ali re cTntry adjacent hanks I'm, f,r
htsdnknen;' oniicd on Tie Mississippi iere- 5 which
IRE r rarity icy tture, partly bg art e,orl arain
ic evil In iesee j. If various heights FROM two 10 s;x
49,. AMI Some iies 20 iict vide. Through De rysqre as
~ " e''.si When snow made in this enh1nkmeia srt,o
Q. va 20 Zee hy ai to pour with imne vc;i,
rFYNrr'ty tlns bniorcit IL is many years src, n ~
bf'dns has bee similarly afflicted. II the rlptio h., ma,
"Ffe'',a '1e cocnty viii BE- aimostentrey deyasiaed
ri I'm.
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{" " ezr..OrIcnna. - o

The rreatest distress pcrvade this eitv Two uiet
nSo. dreadful broke l.: tie 1ev NJ che psco-
ton ~ Ieusse and NfCary, siV mites ai,avc town fts
TOW no Yrls wide fourth n The 6ty inantaiei and
TIE vairr continues rising. InBse numbers Of tie Door
ti ini anfal's ase 'een driy from ter homes Hoas
nre rov mixing in several of e laree ceue;r In
tie wear oi tr town Is feet umler water AMI lie dad
RE 5riiby sinking he cuns with bricks Tile enener
WHO emFinvl ort'e en,crajns some homes of
stopping IT, ~ hls be effected Is many >ero,,slv
apfreh"nd, half tire cry remain under water until
The river Hnsidcs in Judy. The inhabitants rrcsgs "a Ter
ri' 'a rs the humid prfrriacon which must aceonppo.
~ te rttrnT of lie waters sill be the occasion Of nic,
unusual sickness"
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SPLENDID CURTAINS.

oFLtN DID CUKIAiNS.
: USI received, and fore, ais At John Vyoof's
~ Auction Rooms, handsome vsrety of splendid
eiprean Curtains, made IN the most modern style.
Also, best curled hair mattresses
Junst. zts
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WILLIAM WAIIDL4W T. 10
A hE now rec ewing by the ship Clifton. on5 daiiy
Z A eSSpectby the iaslian Chief, from london.
general assortment Of Drugs, Medicines AID Paints.
winch hey are disposed to sell on liberal terms
'f'g 10 2--tm
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WANTFD

2 IMMEDIATELY at The yirein;a rosnnc,,.o.,.
ofarrns, six or eight good ui7fsset s,schsT. and
one or two iocf forsers 70 whom liberal wages and
constant employment viii be given.
JOHN STAPLES, Scpst.
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