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Blacksmith & Nheelright Shop

82IE subscribers respectfully in.
4 form their friends and the pub
lic, that they have removed their shop
10 tho upper end Of King streel, adioin-
ing the town Of Alexandris, where they
propose CARRYING on The BlackSmHh
and. Jghseiytghf Business, On an ex.
;ensive plan.
They beg leave TO observe that che
experience of James Atkinson, in the
most approved mode Of shoeing in
England, and his knowledge in Farriery
will afford great advantages to those
who employ him-1hey invite those
~bo have timber for sale, suitable for
WheeIright work, to call at their shop
where the best prices will be given
They are very thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore experienced from,
he public, and Aatter themselves that
~ their unremiiled exerlions to please
! they win continue 20 receive share OF
the public support
! ~, George Atkinson.
James Atkinson.
Semi, 4. WIFI
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ENGLISH KID SLIPS.
S. 81 ID. REED

ENGLISH KID SLIPS.
S. 81 ID. REED
iDAVE juf received an elegant aGort.
i i ment of Ladies' Fnglih KID SLIPS,
of fashionable colors. Likcwiie, they rave
received large mpply of SEASONABLE
SHOES-conliltin9 of
Ladies' cork foal Shoes
do. morocco walking DO.
do. kid do Go. new faIhion
do. morocco Bootees
do. do. Slips, full trimmed
do. do. do. with heels
do. do. do. colored
Miles do. do
do. leather Bootees
do. do. Shoes
Children's do.
Mems itout calf-ikin Shoes
Boys fine and Coarfe do.
INsToRE,
A general fupply of w-priced FUR ard
WOOL HATS.
All of the above Goods will he fold at re
duced prices for cafR.
October IS. IF
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A. NEWTON.

q ] 3r thankful for past fa-
vors, aid beg leave to inform my friends
and the public, that have jud recsivedsa
general aGurtnent of
,Sfi.2S tJ,%.3DLE GCCDS,
Superfine ard tecond Black blue, bo,tle, cia-
ret, green, mixed, orarac, olive and dIsh
Broadclotlls and Caiimeres
Merino ihaw, cloth, of the bef quality
Shutting Aannels, red ard yellow do.
Bedford cords, caflinelts, Peliilc cloth:
Worried and cotton hoiiery, veitings
Foref cloths, kerieys and plains
Roie and duffe blankets
Manchester cords and velvets
Black, plad, green, brow n and blue bornba-
zetts, "a gln9ham', calicoes, fhawls,
&c. sc. sc.
I he grea cr part of the above goods be-
ing purchafcd in Baltimore a auction, ena-
bles me to fell them cheap
CHARLES SCOTT.
] alto continue to keep tie LIVERY SrA-
BILE and BOARDING House., where cufo-
mers and framgcrs Can be gcnteely accom-
modated. Hories viii be v ell attended 10.
BY careful hotter.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
and for leie BY ttf SnIcribeyJ,
80 bolts Ruiia Duck
So pieces Ruflia Shcetings
30 boxes mould and dipped Candles
80 bbls N. England Rum
pipes TenerifFe Wine, of hyperion
quality,
8 bales India Goods, conffins Of Beer
boom Gurrahs, Madrais Handkcr-
chiefs, blue Gilla, and Mock Pulli-
cats.
bales Seine Twine
box ladies' Bonnets
10 tons RufTia old fable Iron and
10 tons platter Paris.
JOHN G. LADD & Co.
Nov. I,
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J. CORSE
Next door to Trip'-:, &c Meals China,
Store, K; z Street,
Has juSt received an assortment. Of
FALL GOODS,
The principal part OF which wer'
purchased At auction for CAsu, which
viii enable him 80 sell them lower than
any goods OF the same description can
be bought in this place.
Anong his assortment are
SupciGUc London Cloths and Cas-.
simeres
Felisse Cloths
Merino Cloth Shawls
Printed Cubicers
Figured and plain Flanneis
Rattinetts
Bonbazetts
Cambrics, Dimi,ies, Ginghsms
Checks, Sc sc.
3D. Call aad See.
Oct. 2.
HAVE ON H MD,
.H.Nn roe SALE,
500 boxes tin plate
3,47S Id. trazers' copper sheets
Brest and bottoms OF various sizes
LOCO ID. spelter
l,500lb block Tin
s rolls sheet lead
3 tens bar lead
10 bbls. tannIrs' oil.
1850,
A large assortment o. paints, oil, and
window glass.
And likewise continues to carry on
he Brass Founders, copper and tin
plate plummcr's business--and has
ia,ge assortment of stills and wash
kettles on hand, brass anGirons, sho
ve!s & tongs The highest price given
:or old brass, copper. lead and pewter.
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
Aug ~.
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leo DOLLARS REWARD.
AN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
N the aSth of November laG,

~ GGO ,.ECEGE,
Calls himielf GEORGE CRY, aged about
20 years, S feet or 10 inches, itraght ard
well made, freaks flow and diiiinctlv, has,
loft front upper tooth, the break difin6tly
appears when he tPeaks-had ON ard 'cok
with him the following clothes: drab FUR
tout Of common cloth, black clcie coat of
i"Ferfine cloth, a pair of black ftockingnets
Ea"t looms, and two wailtCoats, one Of brown
nix, the Other or mixed cloth, all OF which
are much worn parrot common blue cloth
,,rowfers quite new, a pair of coarle frons
laced fhoeS,
will give 40 dollars if taken within 40
miles, and the above reward If taken at q
greater diitance, and leCureG 10 that get
him AGAIN
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OPPOSITE THE wAsHTEoTON TAVERN.
Has lately received Tor sale he fol
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NEW BOOKS.
Ivsr received sad FOR sale at Book store. sss,;oa
y ary, Lottery and Exchange. Zee Of
JOSIAH G. SHAW,

1uSr received I'D for sale At Book store. ski;ca-
j ary, Lottery and Exchange O Zee Of
JOSIAH G. SHAW,
No. lls, T10mes-sfreff,
Philippians Memoirs Of Moreau-price 81
The Congress of Vienna, by NJ. ID rradt-Xi 50
Salts travels in Abyssiua. in 1909 and 1910, with
m=p-S2 rs
Mungo Parks travels in tae year isoJ-S3 rs
Lectures on the Acts Of the Apostles. explanatory
and practical. by Rlchard Stack, 2. D.-1i ~
Ely's second Journalist
Sermons, BY A. Allison, VOL cd-Si
No;ss on a Jouraey through France. in 1914, by M
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A aatras1ve Of the event which hav. taken place IA
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March. 1915, all the restoration Of Louis 18Th,
BY Helen Maria Williams--Si
.Nsvets, Romances, C'c.
Psirsd. not Matched, rnarinony in the f9,h cen
tsry, by Mrs. Ross-G2
Says she to her ae;ghbor--What ,-by Al Old fash.
ioned Englis.man--S2
History ct Mr.. Joaa Decastro aad bis Brother Bat,
conmon,y called Old Grab, the merry matter
written by John Maihers, the gra'eby ssoItd
geatlemsa, 3 vols SO
MorNteW, novel, vols. by Miss Cullen.
Magic Of wsa,h, by 4 5. surr-g2
Tls Heroine. Or Adventures OF Cherubisa, vels--
Discipline, by tss ss,tor Of selfCon,ro!-S2
Hawthora Ccrtogs, tale. by }, J,Jones-Sl
Josephine, or th: advantages OF ssmmsr-5o cts.
Lsrimer, tale, by Lucy Aikca--8l
81. Valeasiae's eve, novel, by Mrs. Op:e-G3
The hezrt and the fancy. or Yalsinc.e, tale. ~
Miss z3engcr-Sl
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The Velvet Cushion, BY J. w. CunniRg ham-63 c,s
Paaorama of Youth, 2 yols--Sl rs
Spiritual QiKot,e, the Summer rarstie5 Of Jtsfry
Wildgoose, 2 yois.-Si rs
The present Of mistress to young scrvant, consist
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Saf.ad Romsnces, saa ether Poems, by Ann Maria
Porter-75 cts.
Che poets pilgrimage to watcsloo, ty z. sec,hy-
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Brotea sarp. poems by H. C Knight--75 CITE.
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The Missionary, poem, by w C. Bcwles-7S cts.
The siege Of Carinih rad racisiaa, Sy Lord Dyroa-
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-Ass--a general assortment q pleasing and els.
rxnt CHtLhREN'S BOOKS.
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500 Dollars Reward.

r sCAPED from ,he prison 10 Chico,he, State q
H. Ohio. on the night Of the 4,h Of June last.
JAS. ESSEX, alias JAMES ESSEX CROSBY STER-
LING.
lie about 80 years Of age 1--WE fess seven inches
high, Of fair sorp sxion, thin vsags, light h-is.
large eyes. RomsH nose, large Shishers; BY trade
eioihier. can work 1t eardiny any employ nens im
mansfs<ioses, and 10 also expert at the sword ex-
srcise asd honng. He was born 10 wsrwiekshire.
in Eagsod, aud It 10 believed cane within the last
yea< from Canada TO this State.
The said Jsmss Essex. alias James Esse1 Crosby
ster!isg, was committed to jill laa January, ca a
charge Of robbing he mail of the United s,a,es-
His partner, ~ho calls himself THOMAS NOBLE,
alias THOMAS w. NOBLE, 10 now in prison on .
charge Of roehing tho mail AT che came ,iws. The
above reward wall be given for his apprehensios.
and devesy, OF confinement in any Jail Of the United
States, SO ,hN be can be brouSh, 10 trial.
JOHN HAMM.
.Narshaief Okis Dissrisf.
zs~esville, Ohio, July 25
Crrhc-e printers Who are employed 20 psbIish
the laws OF the United sts,es are requested TO give
this sds ser,ise ment one inser,ioa a week for sig
weeks sucsessivey, and forward their bills to this
Office for Payment-
Sepse,sh~- ~ t..if. 6w.
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cgfe for she Dumb .--Among the various
nnsent for visitsnss thar honorsd Salisbury
Whhsun fair with their prcsenes, was one,
who, il HE petition was to be believed, had
been deaf and domb Rom has childhood.
= Fdrsuing hin ,hone1 calling, he en,ersd .
Aouss IN High street, were sou Of Vulcan,
taking composites ON him, slipping his hand
iase his .,sckes, pulled out spsis or pinssrs,
and applied them TO the nose Of the nsenJi-
cant, which had the effect Of Immediately
sestosing speech! bet, Oh the isnAts deprav-
Ssy Of man HE Erss words were tseirher
pesise nos thanks, but the loud voieifssssion
OF" 6iaH you! Hhas's that JoS7"
--- Lon. fdt.
Wiffy reniy.--A person meeting coal
msrchsss, enquired what ehaIdron of sosls
would come tof The coal mershan, began
20 consider, and kaowing that the question
was put 10 him from idle curiosity, deliberate.
ly answered, {" sir, il they're we'll burnt,
they'll come 80 asAes.---ibis.
Tho New.York Gsxcue conplaius ,httths
ceatents Of The late Cork pspers are very Aghs,
The Cork editor will probably Sosase a, such
q heavy cbargc.--y,He .1me
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
August ~. 1916.


THE following circular latter 10 prepared q. this
Il Ofice, TO be trsssmi,ted to persons holding sp.
poin,mcnts under The United Stsis1. other than
those connected with the Treasury. War and Navy
Departments. Il 10 requested that such persons Of
the frat mentioned description fail, from what.
ever cause, to receive the lister n question. will
c0nsder this publication Of particularly addres
sed TO Them aoi that they will fursish this Depart.
ent, seeerdingly, with the Information called for.
(CTRC6LAR3
The Secretary " State being required, by q reso.
luxoo of Congress, pssssd on the a7.h ofApr last,
TO cause 10 be complied and prIoted for the isfor
nation Of the present Congress- st its next session.
snd oacs every two ysars Afterwards, for the infor
nation 81 every succeeding Congress- register Of
all objects ard SCENTS, civil, military and naval in
the service Of the United States, which must exhibit
she amount Of compensation. pay and emoluments
allowed 70 each, and the state or county in which
he was born. and where employed, - --A- 10 re-.
quested 70 furnish this department whs statement
Of the ab6ve psrscxlars, 90 far a. they relate 20
himself and TO the ofRee which he holds under tho
United States. together with like st.temcst in
gard 70 any pessoas Immediately appointed by him.
Dstai fs,ras IF State, .fa9uss ~, l3l6.
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NOTICE.

JAMES SawNsENp, & Co. are about closing
= their ecnce'n and request all persons indcs;ed
10 them on Note ct Bosk call ard settle tho
Immediately. These having demands viii present
them for payment. J. TOWNSEND s Co.
Ncuport. June IL, 1916
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Valuab2< Properly. For safe.

9'HE subscriber wN either seN or lease che Rouse
A In which hc aov lives, ia Thames.strees--xnd
give immediate possession. lie witt cell soma land,
1ioiniay the estate of the tate George Chanplia.
Esq. ~hch land 10 veey ccovenseat tor House lots.
lie wim either sell oe tease his farn At SAchoeast.
point. iI Middietawn. de has sosne fcr~iture also
fer salet NATtt. uAzARB:
Ian IL Es.f. ft
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Umom Manufacturing Com-

pd7y.
~ NE UNros MASpYAeruxuSo COMPANY, Inv
Ing made q new arrangement Of their business,
request al persons having any aemsnds sgsast said
t;ompsy. 10 present the same fcr adjustnest, and
al fersaas iades,si. 70 aske payment to
JOHN BABCoCk, -iyess.i
The Wei CarSary and .Na-1fasf..y II Cisfa, ~,ll
&c coH1ssei ~ the sssve Factory on The mos, rea.
soesble <erns.
Portsmouth,, July ~. 1916
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PAUL M. MUMFORD,

OFFERS fcs saie, ,r 10 lease Zoe Wxmssr ct
~ years, the whole OF his Estate ia Newport. II
ia in good repair, and the most productive property
IN towu.
lie win sso SELL ios Of Land II he town Of East
Greenwich, being part Of the ancient Pry estate.
containing ons acre. pfsAsantly situssed, on which
:here 10 veii, sne the stone OF az old cellar. The
ssrms wih be kbesai. and the rsymeats made easy.
lie xiu stin lease that pact Of tire Homestead
heretofore eccupisd BY Messrs. Crsns,en & Shaw.
errey,aS the shop oa Thames street, now occupied
BY Me. Waite. The tenement offered w,ad we'll
accommodate = smsit family, and ARcrd shen she
Advantage Of . Pleasant chop on NNstrest. rexs
Cot oae to the osrref Of Thanes-sscests and s,sx-
sei'ens stand fsr tssiness. Aas 81.
A1OrtCE.-we the andsrsgucd, hasint been ~.
AV poin'ed by Ire uss. Court 81 Cornaan Peas
hoidaR ~ Newport, en- the Gath sf May-A ". t3i6
sssixpees Of iSe Estate Of Cyrus Johnsss, az New.
port. in tAe Cewsty OF Nc~Psrs, Ptyscisr, 20 whon
sk, kseei.t Of the fascivsHt sci passed A. w. l7s6.
has bseN graa,ed--iieceby aelify The creditors Of
s,;J johnson 70 exhibs ihc;e respective claims TO
.hcm wisi,in n.ne Wsaths Sron TIC date Aforesaid
or ,hcv wi.l be preelnlsd. Taose isiebisi to said
sSsA-x,a s-s called mp a 10 make psyme,tto
uEtzER TRyrErr.)
toity riLL'SGH. .sr, = ..ssi.a.e,.
Re AsAssyoy
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INDEPENDENCE!
Grand National Lottery,

SECOND CLASS.
Hushorszed BY aes IF Congress for chening {
Canal tz rae Cisy Of Washington.
Begin. drssi.g on ,se Is. day of cetsb-r next.
$1,000 Dollars, BJGHEsr J
1000 Io'o00 Do1'ars DDol'ars' PRIZES
SCHE-dE.
Prize of $4,000 Dollars.
$4,000
10000
5000
2,0C0
1000
1000 Is
$500
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POETRY.
MADAM LAVALETrE.
By LORD BYRON

BY LORD BYRON.
Lat Edinburgh critics oerwhelm with their prsises,
Their Madam dc Ssasf. e. their fam'd LEspinasse:
Like meteor at best, proud philosophy biazes,
And the fame OF a wit 10 - brittle as glass,
But cheerings the beam, and unfac.ng the splsndor
OF Thy torch, welded love and /. never has yet
ahone with isstre more holy. more pure, or more
tender, stF
Than 1t sheds on the name Of the fair Lapaet:e.
Then hl high the wine cup. cen virvs shall bless il,
And hsow the gobles which foams to her name
The warm lip ofbesuty shall piously preas il,
And Asmsn shall honov the pledge to her fame
To the health OF the woman, who freedom x life too
Had riskd for her husband, we'll pay the just
debt,
And hah with appIausss the heroine and wife too,
The constant, the noble. the fair Lavsiefs.
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The FIRST drawn number on the est, and every sac-
ceeding days drawing 20 the eth, will be eniitled
20 one one Of the above 8 600 pzes pay able ia part
BY one hsndred TickssA begianing with No, 35,s0l
to IS, loo inclusive. foe me rst drawn the Grst
day OF drawing. ard On ia regular successcn Toe
the fsst.
The $4,000 Boslsr Prize,
The 2s,os0 Dollar Prize,
The 10000 Dollar Prize,
ard al the other Capt Prizes, arc floating. ard az
ventu-s who purchase Tickets AZ the commencement
of the Lottery, have an equal chance Of drawing
CApTrAIS, as they may all corse oui on tue Grsi
day Of drawing.
Prizes subject to fifteen per cent deduction aud
payable 40 days after the drawing is completed.
Orders for Tickets aud shares received by
JOSIAH e. SHAW, at bis Truly Fortunate Los-
tsry Aad gxchrnge Office.
NO. Ii8, Ihames-sfrees,
Where un Dame Fsrtsas. uAo, siia it'ral hand.
" Fsur' hss rioA Eeasares rsm Asr JavOriic stand"
QJ How acceptable would the above Prizes be 20
al hev bens6cisl TO ssmete obtain them Is only 10
buy Tickets-and SH.iW, Office has teen known
20 be the most fortuaxteeaH and Try 1.-THE risk 10
trfng, the chance for INDEPENDENCE is great.
New-York money taken az par for tickets IN the
above Aottery-and the prizes will be paid in tae
same.
Nm. A weekly list Of the drawing will 20 regG-
larly received and may be examined as above.
Newport. July 4, 1916. (J.lo-tt9
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TAKE: NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
Tue Subscribers Ever;rr school will commence
L On Msndsy evening the 9Sd of this month.
N. n. Terms per Quarter 50
per month,
JOHN HOLMAN.
Ntrs,r,, sept. A,h 1876.
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e fNlAIi.,1, u sm Kinds, eleessed IN
Q sansfncfsry manner. at this Office
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For SALE.
FARM--Er .Saie,

TSUAr valuable Farm on ncs,on oeck, con s'stlng
ofthres hundred aeees aad upwards. formerly
AaowN by che aause Of the Jcackes farm, aov occu.
ped by Joseph Lawton Said laod being Of the 6rst
aua'isy. any person disposed purchs. Cor terms.
which viii Be hberxa. sprly to the Subscriber. In
H~istai. JAMES O0OIF.
nristst, July -, 1916. ISw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-26
SKETCHES,
FOR FACTOUS PRINTS.-[No. S.
TIM WAR.
COMMUNICATIONS or rrs DECLARATION

The .9urorG makes il r matter Of triumph, that
" to the sbcciGiacfs, upon which sentence of exc
GRAFTON has been past, by the consent ofthe whole
country, (the party Only excepted"--tiat party, by
the bye b.ing nearly the yyhoIe Of the untry y
ono notice IS taken no explanation offered, not E.
ven concession or apology"
One is amused at the distinction thus .agacionsly
drawn between the coDiiiy and tho republican bpf-
IN, becaasc. with few ineonsiierable exceptions,
that party IS really the PargQf TIE besbe and con-
stitutes most decided majority Of the whole cOun-
try.
II, however, the aurora means that " nonotice'
has been taken, and " explaaaiion oiirred Of ~
tho speciDi allegations which he has III nsolf brough
forward agsinst the measures or " ministers 81 th,
Republican, Party, he has declared the truth--be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-26

nimity of temper on these occasions As
TO "tne candid discussion" which he wish
es to promote" we put it to hs candonr
tn say, when did he see facts ca. Such as
we conscientiously take to be facts) more
candidly stated, or with less effort to CO.
tour them, than those we have lately de-
vcloped But in a few days We shalhave
done with tue .dlrora-when We hope to
ENJOY the pleasure of tracing other held,
and discussing more agreeable subjects IN
company with the Editor OF the Regis
ter. E
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BY LAST NIGHTS .lHalL.
.Ns.u. Orienlls. 81. 9;

.Naso- ORGANS, Sep. g.
We have just received the following
news from the coast of Mexico
Boquiiia de Pedra, Sent. IS.
&" Gen. Gu4da!oupe Victoria has beaten
the enemy at Orssava, and taken from
them all the crop of tobacco, SO precious
for fattening their treasury The Common
dant 'rcran had gone by forced marches ~
the villages on the coast to the South of
Vera Cruz. to seize on the port of Guara-
cualcos. from whence the Royalsts fled 10
Vera Cruz, according to number of inter
cepted letters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-26
Leeiagton, XXI October l6.
OftTstsfr INV

We have to pedsrm the melancholy task Of
announcing the dscease Of lis excellence GEORGE
MADISON, goverro- Of this state lie died on
Monday last a: Paris, Bourboa county, where he
Dad been several weeks confined by painful Illness.
we shall not attempt 90 pourtrsy the character Of
th'' anIable maa---iis virtues and patriotism are
100 wei known tn need eulosiu Ills whole life
was devoted to the service OF his country-the
conspicuous station tn which he had beer 50 r, Gently
chosen 10y TIE unaainoas voice Of his fellow citizens
amply te.;ides his worth.
In consequence Of the above distressing event, the
government will be administered by GABRrEI
oLAuHursn, IT, Gev. for j yesrs--The Constiuti
uh docs not provide for new election.
HeBorier.
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We are informed that the U. 5. brig SARASAr,
r,snded by Ii. ELroN, arr. at her anehar,s
rround near the Bay OF St. Louis a few days nga
she has been down The Mexican BAY, and 1t f.. had
the pleasure OF secng the magnanmous fleet Of tie
D'ns that nsuted It Chnningh am-Aut from piq,-
drntsl motives, the Dons, who uid o,t-sai. the
Saranac, kept at respectful 'istsnce-fo, Stays
did ~ T.. endeavor toget within hang distance,
but with out avail.
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A Caucus of Federal Delegates from
Loud ,un, E,.irfax ard Prince William,
which met at Centrevilie on the 22d inst
f'r the purpose of nominating Fedcrai
Candidate, Unanimously recommended
." H,lli9m II. Fi!zhmgh, Esq. as suitable
successor to Mr.. Joseph Lewis
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TIE SUBSCRIBER
FORTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

UNAWAT from the sub scrber living
a. near Danyic, in the County &C PittsylSana, the
Isth Of July last, bright nu.atfo man named Bun
WELL about tw ny-One years OF ase supposed IN " ye
f.t ten inches high, has strSit bltN air. is awkward in
his appearance, aud has rather dawn Look when spoken
tn; tie end of Ofiis fingers considerably wither ~
clothing not rccucctsd. fle raised IN Pitty vana
hut am informed ~ has relations Mr.. Fields. Is
aim 10 get.
am informed that fellow The aJ0vo deception hss
been in the County of LcofWpht. u. ia company
with brought rpui tat COUNTY, who runaway aiDt
the same time md thar The Mulafto iiow had certificate
OF freedom. III tie OF VIM Cole, by which ram, l'c
will probably attempt "a pass.
Tie asrve Reward Will he pycn for NJ. Il livery. or -
dolls ia he j. confined III ia ~ i'n' get hr,
gailt. IArIhl. WI son.
oct.
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The slip flubicon, Captain HoliriIee, arrived
~ ih'yre IN - days from Ncw-YGrS 4 letter
s''es, That abont seven or eight hours after We
~~cte "a porta schooner e. cast away, an brig
sM".'ed and i, is eInio., certain We should have
N~ei tne ssne fate. but lur the rcsolatc conrct oi
'gu"' Hollriise. IN psri.tagt &, enter tie ppri,
pilot" 90
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A Spanish squadron lately sent sever
launches, mounted by hsndred soldiers,
to drive the Patriots from Boquiia dc Pc
dra-but the Dous, repulsed with the loss
of several men, retired with the greatest
prec ,pitation."
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l7lransIated for hle Baitimore I,atr4ot.l

PARIS, August 81.
The &" Journal Of AK la Chapelle' states, that
England has paid to the different powers between
Tg5 and 1914 Doth ncluded) the & flowing sums,
urder the title Of subsidies Bahen 26 1901 sterl'g
Bavaria sol, on, Brun'wiek e5.0sG, Denmark
~ 9i7, Franc. 300 600. Hanover 2.2sOI0 Hesse
Cassel ri 10Y, Morocco 1921, Orange 100000,
Austris 1.O51 ,Si7, Portugal o,i35,S55, Prussia
3,3T5 Cos, Russia ,275 S. Sardinia 52o. 0gO Swe-
den 3,S1S,4il, Sicily 2,6i6,66G, Spain s,IOO,477,
making gr aud total Of Is ,S6I ,772l. sterling.
The two Generals Lallemand have been condemn
ed to death.