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TIE OPSOPH.aGOS.l

We have notable law 10 Cornth,
Where, IL a fellow oulrtns reason.
Feasting and junkelng at furious o6st
The simptuary, justice calls upon him.
And thus begins 70 Sift him-H Yoit In nil ,
BHf hare gOw nell 70 fve ? You sonander
freely
Have you the wherewithal ? Where are yonr
funds, '''''
FOR these outgoings yoa hue 90 on
you have not, wen stop you in good time.
Before you outrun bonesty-for he
Who lives, We know not how, must live BY his
zos. y US
bitner ne touches some fools purse,
" This well ordsr'd city will NOT snIIsg .
Such yermin we expel"
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10 the .ancient Banner. of the House of
Bnccieuch.

Bnccieach. Z
And has thou here, like hermit grey.
Thy mystic characters unrolled.
Ger peaceful jewellers to play.
Thou emblem of the DAYS of old;
Vt com'st thou with the yetran's smile.
= VINO deems his day of conquest aed,
lei loves to view the bloodless toll
VI sons, whose sires he often led
Not such thy peaceable intent,
Mhen over border, waste, and wood
On foray and achievement bent,
Like eagle on the path of blood.
symbol 10 ancient ya!our dear.
Much has been dared and done for thee
almost Weep to see thee mere,
And deem thee raised IN mockery.
But, no! familiar to the brave,
twas thine, thy cleaning moon and star,
ADo'e their manly sports to wave,
AS free as in the field of war.
10 thee the faithful clansman's shout.
In reyel rs in range, was dear
The more beloved N festal rou..
Abe better fenced when foes were near.
love thee for the olden day,
The iron age OF hardihood.
Fhe rather that thsu lead'st the way
To peace and JOY, through paths of blood /,
Fer were IT not the deeds OF weir,
=, Wheh thou were foremost IN the fray,
we had not been assembled here, 80
REJOICING in fathers sway
ana even the days ourselves have known,
Alike the moral truth Impress
faiouF and Consistency alone ~
oan purchase peace and happiness
inrn' hal memorial of the brave,
The legeman's pride,, the Border's awe /;
May thy grey pennon never wave
On sterner field than Carterfaueh 81
Quath the Ettrick Shepherd.
.7it'fUe Lake, Dec I, 1915.
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8lHR -N7LL STOVE 1z.7.vtTT:7cT0RT
ONE THOUSAND DOLL.aRS

~ hCAit, CtsFsNis fNIOME, VILE BE EN-
~. SURED FOR $500 DOLLAPS, ~
1--WE, Editor OF the Republican iConsteIlation.
IA beng anxious to get out ofdebt, and to en-
large his business b. commencing Book Pnrar.
Isq extensively, for which favorable opport,lii.
ty now offers. wishes TO engage partner to w;,o,n
he will dispose ofhalf his office and establish.
ment, The Office, he believes, isas complete.
for country Office, as any in the state of Virgin
iss having two presses in operation and one not
up, which with small expense can be made an
elegant press. His price is $500 dollars cash
for Which sum he will ensure his partner one
thousand dollars year clear of all expense aris-
ing from the bushes, from the commencement OF
the partnership. ,N
- 10 temperate man, who is a decided Re
publican, aud of an accommodating disposition
(no other viii be received) and who has about
5000 dollars. which he may design to comnence
BUSINESS witli---that is, $500 dollars as purchase
money, and 500 to put in trade, with the ltkes,im
from the editor, an opportunity is now Offered to
do good and much more certain business than
merchandising. Book Printing beng added 10
the present business of the Office will afford q
handsome additional income.
A mechanical knowledge of printing IL no,
required, by the Editor, as necessary qualiiica.
ton in q partner.
Any information respecting the healthiness, &
fertility ofthiS part of the country, the expense
OF maintaining family, &c. Be. can be obtained
by line directed to the Editor, post paid, which
shall be promptly attended to. 1t
Winchester, We Nov IL
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NAVY COMMISSIONERS, oFFICE-

w
"AsaINsroN, January, 4, 1915.
'ESHE Commissioners of the Nav are willing tn
- contract for, and will pay the current mar
ket price tor sal-cloth manlfae tured in the ITni
ted states, OF quality equal to the best Russian
or English canvas The cloth must be fabrica.
ted OF hemp grown M the United States. and
must $3.50, @"u
Z l. Be twenty inches vide.
~' 'siust contain the same number of threads
That Russian or English canvas. of the Same
number and width, contains
8. Must weigh as much per sonare ward &C a
square yard of Russian or English canvas
weighs. . 0'''' -
4. A strip Of aa incb wide and six feet long
must be of sufficient strength 10 hear =
weight equal to three nlndred nolnds.
Dc Each bolt must contain forty wards, x have
siie name OF the manufacturer or manu-
factory stamped on it, with the weight &
~ number of Yards: and
6. blue thread must run through the whole
length cfthe chain, one inch and a Quarter
from the selvidge.
Persons Wiling To contract for a supply of can.
Sas Of the above description. are desired m send
their proposals. sealed, TO this office on or beere
the 4th day of March next, and they will be care.
i.ii TO marx on the envelope the words "Proposal
TOT supply on canvas Such as are disposed
to enter largely into the business. NAV caIcIaie
acting ON bellaifofthe United States. thew feel
strong desire to promote tie manufacture of A.
merican canvas, and viii use il Tor all the Dur.
poses Of the Navy They DO not wish. however,
to contract with one concern or company for
larger supply of canvas, annually, than the fol.
loving number Of bolts Of The difFeren, kinds
and Qualities. to'wits $50 bolts of No. 1. los
No. 2, 100 No. 8, 100 No. 4. rs No. s. ~ M.
6, rs No Z, 81 No, 6.
NOT fora smaller supply, annually, in the ike
case, than 70 the following number 6fBolisoFthe
d,ferept finds and qualities, TO wit !. rs bolts
No. 1, 81 No. 2, so No $50 No. 4, 81 NO. S. 81
No. o,37 No.7gS3 No 8siis 49,, =
" the terms of any Of The proposers are accept
ed, the Commissioners will forward a contract. ~
be duly signed by the party who must also Be
obligated with two competent securities, in slou.
Die the value ofthe contract, for the faithful per-
iormance Of each and every part Of
JNO. RODGERS,
President effhe Hard
y The several printers employed to publish
lie Laws Of the United States wiligive the above
an insertion once every week for a month, and
send Their accounts TO the COMMISSIONER Office.
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HIGHLivIgG,

.Dphttns, of SInope, in Pouus, was the author
OF 100 medies-applauded for his morals. wit
and humor--tlle following is from one Of ms co
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TYE ABDEY 81 nuRr 81 rn1rlLn.n !.

THE ABBEY or BURY ST. ED7SlzN-DS
ibis ancient Abbey was founded b.
sigebert, King Of the East Angles. The
gallery IS remarkable specimen of Saxo,
sfchitectgre, and was built by Canute the
treat On the Goth Of February, f77s.
some worknen discovered Ieaden cofFin
amidst The adjacent ruins, formed, accor-
ding 70 the ancient customs, after the lru-
man shape, An embalmed body, fresh as
when inferred, was found enclosed there
in, the nails on the hand of which were per-
iect,and the hair Of chestnut brown color.
The. body was covered with pickle. and
wrapped up 10 a sear-cloth. A surgeon of
the town, after examining it, made an in
cision IN the breast, aud declared that the
aesh cot as arn as that Of a6y newly de-
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NAVAL COMMISSIONERS, oFeI ,I--
18th January, 1916.

| 18th January, 1916.
YNNHE Board of Naval Commissioners will re-
a ceIve, until the lst day of April next, pro-
posals Tor furnishing the following. description of
articles required for navy use, viz.
cannon, carronades and cannon locI
Ball, round, grape, canister and lead,
Saltpetre, sulphur
Cannon and printing powder 49,.
Muskets, pistols, swords, boarding pixies ana
battle axes 1,t.5s-,i9l.
Copper-sh eatllng assorted, say Is of 12,ozs.
18th OF n ozs. 18th of25 ezs. 1=4tt of IS
ozs. 18th OF % ozs and 18th of 81 ezs
Copper bolts spikes, sheathing nails--assors.
Lead5n pigs and sheets a, s3ts
Anchors from 500to 8000!Ibs5
Ircn Kentledge ~ ts5is
Hemp, Amarican ~ -
iwlne-whipPipg, sewing and seine.
Iron for shipping
ss,av,ess-ieger-pipe. hosshead and gang-csslx
seams?'s elothing--hats, shoes, trOwsers, shirta
Flannel and w,ld-bore for cartridrea
LgDlim vite and paints
or New-York. 81 sO"' "os' 'o'n
PERSONS rendering supply of any of these ar.
.cles' %iii be pleased to state particularly tie
nu-the greatest and the least quantity of each
article theymay be disposed TO firnishE-and ~,
the envelope Of the tenders thew viii en,lorse az,
substance of their proposals in the SoIlowns
form. ""b
Proposals to furnish -------------.-.--
for the use of the Navy, fpadeby -
- - IN consequence of the Navy
commissioners advertisement of 18th January.
~ WIN those whose proposals may be accepted.
tpe commissioners Will enter into contrbct,. !, adj
IN case, where the articles are not to bs ;nnefii.
ately delivered and paid for, the contraetars uiH
pc required to give Satisfactory security for the
well for Them to accompany their tenders w,th
y, names OF the persons disposed TO become
'hs,r s,'retles and evidence of their competency.
:, On the first dayof April next, and not before,
al e'e teh1efs viii be opened aud acted upon,
JOHN R0i)GERs,, President
ofthe Board OF Navy Comm 5sioners
: ~ The Printers Of the laws oil the. United
9sates wii insert the sbose, once every week tin
sionefs effice-
Jan 20-wtA
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10000 Dolls. 90 900 DoNs. lo.ooo Dops
DOCTOR ROHANMAN

M ILL receive threeo four Yonna, esentIerar
w of good education and respectable con
ections, as students Of medicine in his Office
Dec. 9. 1915, o', &c
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Grand National Lottery.


Goth Days Drawing.
q 40. S6.ss4 49,
Came out of the wheel capital prize of
10000 Dollars.
This ticket was divided and sold in a half. omar
A ter and two eighth parts by
G. & r. WAITE. sts
IN the same lottery,
NO. 1881 49, 'si
Came out also another capital prize of
10000 Dollars. q
Which ticket was Also divided and sold in half.
and two quarter parts BY
G.. & r. WAITE.
1t is worthy of remark, that four of the capital
prizes of 10000 dollars in the same lottery was
obtained at their Offices. Three Of which are
lodged by g. & r. WAITE,iin the Manhattan
Bank for safe keeping, till they become payable,
ana the Other one (Which they have alrealyp a!iy
8 in the Bank of Baltimore 80 Sc 49, ~
In a Southeruslottery, last season. they sold in
quarters OF tickets, capital przeof .s ~
$4,000 Dollars, 49,, s,
And in lottery antecedent, they sold the hioh-
est Prize ever drawn byone numbersin the United
States, viz. is, l3,sA n
10000 Dollars, -
And IN the York Lottery all three of the ca
PitaI prizes, viz.
10000 Dolls. 900 Dolls. 1 c, 900 Dols.
This is full confirmation of the superior good
fortune attending tickets purchased of G. IL n.
WAITE, rs in nearly all lotteries in which they
nave taken an active interest, they have disposed
OF most OF the capital prizes and trust, that in All
ensuing lottery, when they will re-comne nce tb,
sale tickets, their shares, as we'll as whole oes
will be attended with the same good fortune. Z
January 81, 1916. -
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a - The Ce,c6rcssd Hsrs-
S $50 FLO RlZ Ell,
NsSIe,Z{ Sojamen, fer gettin. fIre 7say

EyAstIlRrT ~. = ''7'. % 81 s1'1s J''.1 n "
and Saddle Ho,ss<,
MILL stand the ensuing season at Halifax
w courthouse, Va. four DAYS in every week,
and four days in every week at Pearson court.
house, n. Carolina. The season VIII commence
tue middle of March and end the middle of July.
The terms and the pedigree will be made known
at the commencement of the season.
WM. BALL.
Broad Rock. january 81, 1916. st
OF The Editor of the Raleigh Star will insert
the above to the amount of 50, and send his ac-
count to the Editor of the Virginia Argus for pay
lment .f4 t
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Tp an away. from the Subscriber at the Brooke
n u Tavern, FIeprco, a negro man name TOM,
between 81 and % years ofage, very black com.
piexion, tie lifnps little in one lex but scarcely
observable. tie is about #. inches high The
clothes heibad on when he went away do not
know, and he took quantity with him As he
hasrelatlons in Richmond, he is supposed to be
lurking about that place. Whoever will bring
back sand negro to me- or secure bin in any jail SO
that can get him again, shall receive The above
reward Masters Of vessels and others are fore
warned from hsrbouring or taking ofFsaid negro
as they viii beprosecuted according to law.
SAMUEL OWEN E.oo'r.
cfJosebh p 0sgea. dec
He'irics County, 17fh Fs6 1916.
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n o RI G z.

'ENHE partnership of Joseph p. & Samuel owen
n beng dissolved by the death of Joseph p.
owen, al persons having claims against the firm
or Joseph 7. Owen, (ihdividually,) will make
mem Known to me for settlement, as soon as pos
sble and such as are owing the firm. or JoSenh
z, owen, as aforesaid, VII make immediate pay
Plent, as no longer indulgence can be given.
SAMUEL OWEN, Surviving part
ner OF the firm ofJoseph y. &,
Samuel Owen; and Ex'or of
Jos. r. Owen decd
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THE ETTRICK GARLAND.

LIE n IHINh MAINLAND.
Bsing f.vo erceReut Nsty Songs. on the fifting n
are Banner Of the Housc If Buceleuel, "a me
greaf Foot BaRs,fateh, Carfherhazgh, DeeenI
Der 4, 1915. sasisee
THE LIFTING OF THE BANNER
From the brown crestof Newark, is summons
extending.
Oar signal r. waving, IN spsts and IN asns,
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Good Eortun.

Too Ttventy Thousands
In two drawings, both divided into halves. quar-
tiers and eightls, AND ALI
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coNDTTYoMs

Lynohburg, Jan. 1916.
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LATEST FROM IISRnNr

r, ny the arrival this morning of the scbr
Eliza flgott, capt. Pierce, i'm 80 dovs fron,
Lisbon, we learn that Q Buenos Avres mr.;
sonoTs one corvette of % guns. com
manded 10y capt. Brown, and manned
principally with Englshmen) were crn;T.
,tla Oh Ia y This fact had created much
ala5ih 10 1ne merchants and government of
oau'l' mere were no armed vessels in
port to protect their commerce and tbo
tr,sale S2eVarlna: from Vera Cruz, with
tour millions Of dollars in specie, was dai.
y expected on the coast. As it was nm.
ders,ood' that the frigate had not a full
crew. 1t was apprehended, that She vac
the privateers. 4''1 l. GU
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FRO,,I TENER1ERr

r;v 1JpS. ray, of the brig Sterling, who ar.
, nv =, ms morning in so days from Orata.
al, Ienerlffe, informs that Il was renortoJ
al mat place, that the Spanish government
was highly dissatisfied with the refusal o :,
the part of the United States to deliver M
w. fiorida' and that the misunderstood
ing between the two governments would
Prooaoiy lead TO immediate war.
Capt: u. also states. that the British
lrlgate New Castle, in company with =.
T ~ frllgate, sailed ft0m 0fatayia for ST
~ TeleRa the day before the Sterling arrived.
ihe New Castle had on board con,niss;o oo'
erS rom the allied powers, who we're oo;pg
parte. " "Ona'
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oIrAp.>r, NEwtYoRx, July3.
QUARANTINE REGULATI0NS

me governor has issued his proclama-
tionl, directing that from the lst IF III,
to the lst OF November, all vessels con,;nJ5.
INTO the port of n. York from anv fnre;@SS
port or place in the United States south of
the river Delaware, and all other vasssIs
on board Of which any sickness nr J"".s
mas occurred during their last voyage. Or
during their stay in the port or ncrts from
wilence they last came, Shall be sub;ec+ go 20
inc inc examination Of the Health OGicer Of
inc tHe port. and be liable to be detained al
Quarantine, If he shall deem il necrssarv
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CONDENSATION BILL.

The following resolution disappearing
of the late act of Congress increasing the
compensation OF the members, was adopt
ed, almost UNANIMOUSLY, by the General
Assembly Of Rhode Island, at their recent
session:
Resolved, That this General Assembly
while they disclaim all interference in the
ordinary proceedings of the Federal Co.
Ternment, within the sphere of their CON
stitutional powers, cannot avoid express
ing the strong dissatisfaction which they
feel and believe to be universally felt, at
the late act of Congress appropriating
high salaries to themselves out of the pub
lie monies collected into the Treasury by
course OF burthensome taxes, and which
the people were led to believe, and had a
right to expect would be strictly and pru-
IDENTITY applied towards relieving the coun
try from the still uncalcuIated expenses
accustomed by the late war.
That the disposition manifested during
the late session Of Congress, to bestow
large portions of the public money in new
salaries to the officers of government.
whose compensation had beenA greatly in.
creased beyond what was originally deem
ed amply sufficient, is calculated TO render
that government expensive and burthen
some to the country and is wholly incon-
sistent with the economy of our republican
institutions, and their just apprehensions
OF eXtravagant salaries, pensions and all
unnecessary expepces were veil known
to their representatives in Congress: and
yet have been sighted and disregarded bv
majority OF those representatives, in the
measures complained of.
And it is further the opinion of this Ge-
neral Assembly, that it is an extraordina-
Ty and highly improper measure for legis.
iators to convert themselves mo SALARY
officers '--and that il is Inconsistent with
the dignity of the representative character.
inasmuch as II renders it equivocaI wheth.
er the Representative Of the people ac-
cepts his place from motives of duty and
patriotism, or is allared to it by the e,nol.
umcnts of the office.
IL is therefore further resolved. that fine
Senators and Representatives Of this state
IN Congress, be requested 10 exert tleir
utmost influence at the next session Of
Congress to obtain a fepeal of the act
granting salaries to their members.
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NORFOLK. July 6.

NonroLx, July 6.
In the Gutter Flying Fish, Capt. john
son. arrived HIRE on THURSDAY, came pas
senger, Capt Fasting, late Of the schooner
Caroline Stewart, Of New-Orleans. Cap
tam L. was from Santa Martha, where be
had been long time confined by the Span
lsh government. his vessel and cargo hav-
Ing been sold without trial. From capt.
Fasting we learn that the Macedonian,
caEs. Warrington, had arrived at Santa
Martha, AID sailed on the SOth of Nav,
from that place for Carthagena.
The Spanish government had refused ia
deliver up any OF the American prisoners
Capt: Fasting was SO fortunate as to
make ll's escape. Mr.. Stanley, and Mr.
Cooper. two supercargoes, made their es.
cape also, and got on board the MaceJ,
man. The Spanish government PERMIT.
ted Capt. Warrington and Mr.. Hughes :,
visit the American prison.
Mr.. James SMITH, mate, of scboone,
belonging to Baltimore, was left in prison
had been severely woarfded, ia attemnt;nu
to make his escape.
Mr.. Hughes had stated it his op;nion
that he would not be able to succeed in tbe
objects oil his mission.-Ledeer.
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fREDEBIeK-TowN, Md. July g.
MOBBINi; -

Inc editor of The Maryland Republican
has been twice attacked within G,"
weeks, tor exposing the bribery trsnsact;nn
at Annapolis. Ia the second ottacL bn
~as numerically beaten and now lies N IN
on n' ms wounds; 1t appears he was way.
lalu by a Mr. Watkins, Zone of the nav
masters to the blue light association, r sS,I
his friends. As the laws have not "ot
been accommodated to the despotic fem
per oil these desperadoes, it is supposed
they VIII be made to smart for Their ont
tage.--Politicat Examiner. '' ou'-
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sAekETT's q -, Jnne &c. 1a1s.

o.AGKETT's r. aBova, June &C, 1916.
a norrld accident happened Yesterday
al t'lis place a soldier drilling out the
contents OF a shell which had been limo
cnarScd' neglectgg to keep It wet, the imoo
pIeIngnt elected fire; the she'll exploded,
ana the poor fellow vino was seated nm Tho
ground and had been holding It between
ms legs, was most horribly mapplcd enc
leg, one foot, and one arm, was form cow.
Pietely Otf, and bis scull partially fractnr.
ca. Fortunately though a number of sol
u ,,.,s.. we're very near, only one other was
w ,',c. 1!, ana he slightly. The suffering
last evening. '' 'A pa gu
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11,777
72,006
Bales, S3,7e3
SAT. Rerub.


NEW-ORLEANs, June 8.
we have been requested by number of
respectable electors of the county Of Or
leans, TO recommend MIR. Thomas z. Ro-
0ertson, as Representative for this state in
congress at the ensuing election. The dis
tlngulshed talents of MIR. Robertson. and
!he ze@he has always manifested for the
interests OF Louisiana, ought to secure
TO Eim tie su2rages of our fellow citizens
Louisiana Courier.
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WASHINGTON I,lr 6

a. WAsHINGroN, July s.
mr' Koru, who was Charge d'Afai->.
o. the k'ng OF France unit: lie arrival 81
the minister from that Court ;s "an IVA, .,
as secretary af the French Legation.
1Fationat Iateticencer.
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M1LLEpoEY1LIr. Innn bal

MtLLEDGEYfLLE, june 20.
1t has long been known, that the British
Station at Alphabetical Bay, within the
Spar 3. territcGy, where NicOIls concen-
trated his force and erected a fort. has,
siace he evacuated IL, been held by runa1
way negroes and hostile indians, who have
done and continue TO do mischief TO the
whites, as occasion and opportunity offer.
1t was not 10 have been expected that ~
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court, otherwise they Wili DC eommli,cd
to prison. Mills aud M'Runnells. accom-.
plices OF the above named persons, have
not yet been apprcheldcd.
Sac. Repub. 10Th alt.
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:, A great number of citizens Recommend
Mr., jacques pidere as a candidate for the
ONCE OF governor Of the state of Louisi.
ana That worthy citizen deserves in
every respect the suffrage of the electors:
and ne IS ton advantageously known f.
hgen any further mention of the qualities
which distinguish him. 4'1 ~
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Messrs. Brown and Robertson, the for.
mer member of the Senate. the Latter #
the House OF Representatives of the Uni
ted states, from this state, arrived in town
yesterday from Baltimore in the Bale "
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aseN days since, at the enormous price Il
10. SEQ dollars.-hen. Gag.