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REMOVAL
The Portland Boot 81 She Manutue-

The Portland Boot 81 She Mauutue-
tory,
rs removed from Fore irees to No 3, Uniop
Row, Middle (lreet, nest door to Mr. Goddard,
Hard Ware Rore, where 10 received and nov oren
rig for tale frefh fuppIy of Lsai", MDss and
every description, which, with the former nock,
makes complete afor,ment.
A,s-On hand and manufactured At 1aor mo-
tice from the ben Of Southern fock CeusIemen's
fne Boots and Shoes-Me and Boy hiek do.
&c -All Of which viii be fold AZ reduced prices
for cath
A few cafes American water proof HATS
Leather rpannd do-Boaou factory do
Porslsud. July 2, 1916 WMs TRUE.
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n large assortment Of
NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR x LINCOLN,

ENCHANGE-sTRERT,
fJAVE received and are daily receiving very
L i extensive supply OF
FRESH GOODS
which they offer for sale the best terms for cash
They consist Of the MaGufacares Of England ire
land France, Calcutta, Canton, Russia, America,
&c. and comprise variety great as can be found
at any store in Portland or itostou. jane ;
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Aud The said collector shalt, IN a,ians, di-
rect tho surveyor or other inspecting officer,
"a inspect, or Cause TO be inspected, the spiE.
its 80 notified Tor expectation, and il they
shali be found to correspond fully with the
notice concerning the same, and shall he 80
certified by the said surveyor or other inspec-
ting olicee, the said collector, together. with
the naval officer, If any there be, shall grant
permi, for ledins the same on board Of the
ship or vesscb named in such notice and entry
as aforesaid, which lading shall be performcd d
under the supcrintendence OF the officer by
whom the same shall have been SO inspected ;
and the said exporter o. exporters shall like.
wise make oath, that the said spirits, so uol.
fed fo1 expectation laden on board such ship
or vessel, previous, and to The clearance there.
of or within twenty days aftcr such clearance,
are truly intended TO be exported TO the place
whereof notice shall have been gwen, and arc
not intended TO be relanded within the Uoi,ed
States or the tcrritories thereof
Sec. 3. .fnd Dc if f,;r,aer enacted, Tia, for
oil distilled spirits which shall be exported To
hny foreign port or place, and which shall be
entitled to the beneh, of deawback, in virtue
OF this act, tho exporter or exporters shai! be
entitled to receive from the collector OF the
customs for such district, deben,ors assign.
able by delivery and endorsement FOR the a.
mount Of the drawback to which such spirits
are entitled, which shall be received in pay
mcnt Of direct taxoo and internal duties in the
collection district in which the same shall be
granted {: Previded aivaps, That the co,lee-
tor aforesaid may refuse TO gren, such deben-
.turcs, in case |, shsll appear to him TIA, any
error has arisen, or any fraud been eommit.
aed and in case OF such refusal, II the debeu.
turc or dsben,urss claimed shall excs:S crr
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SIMON BOLIVAR.
ToRroLA, Mey 27, 1916.
FIRST BULLETIN

! Cftse E'rarrisosiny .army Of Venezusla.
The expedition from Aux Cages. planned
by the Captain General Bolivar, and spdcr
the command Of Admiral Louis Biron, sailed
on the 3lst March from that port.
After a very favorble voyage, they made
the Islands TcrtuEa on the ist MAY, and the
heights Of Marguerite The day after, when
topseil' schooner and a brig were deserted.
whereupon the Admiral ordered the squad.
ron, for the purpose Of detaching those yes-
sells from the sherc, and to ascertain from
whence they sailed, to pursue them; this be.
Ing effected, the line Of battle was formed,
aot the national a,g nailed to the mainmas,.
The commaudant followed the brig and srhoo.
nsr the latter being better sai,er hauled
her wind, when the schoooers General Mari.
no. Jnpi,er, and Conejo, chased her, the
other vessels following the Admiral in chase
ofthe btig.-At H., the schooner Constitu.
tion attacked the brig on tho lsrboard side, the
brig making vigorous defence with crsa,
guns and musketry in very shor, time
the enemy was dismantled, bot continued 10
resist with great tcnaeiousness. AT this mo.
men, the Admiral being wounded, the cap
tain Rena,o Belueh took the command Of the
Commandsnt and OF the squadron.
Ths, vessel thereupon, under dreadio,
fire, boarded the enemy, who unavailinsly
endeavourcd to repnlse us, but our valiant
sailors hsvine taken possession Of the guar.
ter deck, obliged the enemy to retire TO the
hold and struck the Spanish 1sC. The cap.
tain was found dead in the cabin, hsyiag re-
eeived sho, through the head, as were also
she lieu,ense, and surgeon. Cn The decks
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ERoM THE aARGUERfrN oAzzErrx.
PROCLAMAIION.

fhOCLA vi "A ION.
SIMON BOLIVIAN, Captain General Of the .fr-
Mrs Of Ne-u Grencda, Yenezueia, &c. TIC.
SONS OF VENEzUELA--Bshold the third
epoch OF rhe Republic The immortal Island
Of Marguerite, commsndcd by the Intrepid
Geoera Arismcnci, bath again proc ciaimed
the independent Government Of Venezuela,
end srpportctis with subline yalor against
The whole Spanish Empire! The relics of
our troops, dispersed by The fail of Carthage
na, re-assemSied at Hay,i. With them, and
the auxiiiaries furnished by our ,fnagDapimous
Admiral Baioa, we formed an expedition,
which appears 10 be destined to terminate
forever the Dominion OF the Tyrants over
our pvtriotic soil
Sons OF VESEzyELA Your 3rolhets
aud your foreign Friends do not come TO con-
quer you; their design is to combat for
your Liberty, 10 enable you 10 establish
the Republic on the most solid principles.
The Congress OF Venezuela shall again be
installed when and wherever YOU wish il
should be. As the independent Towns have
Done me the honor 10 lowest me with the Su-
prerne Anihori,y, 1 ou,botise YOU to nomi-
bate your Deputies in CoNsaEss without any
iurther convocation than the present conf
ding 10 you the same executive powers as
were granted you on the first Establishment,
ot the Republic. do not come to give you
Laws a; ou, cntreat you to hear INC. Ire.
commend Unity in,he Government and ab-
solu'e Liberly that we may neither become
ahsurd nor criminal, as we canno, as The same
nomen, DC free and in bondage. # you
form one enlitc mass of the People if you
institute Csn,ral Government, and unite
yourselves with Us, you may rely on being
victorious. You. Spunia,ds, who ;nhabit
Vene zueia, deadly war, vii! cease with us,
wheoeseF IL ceases wiih you. On tbc con.
,ra'y, we shall take jos, reprisals, and you will
be ExTERNiNAYEp.
SeNssr VENEZUELA Fear not the sword
o. those who wall set you free, you will always
be considered innocent Of your Brothers.
Head Qnsrters, III sae North Cify, Sd May,
lsl6. .,
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THE SECOND BULLETIN

Offhe EmGncih0ting ..drmy Of Ventzueia,
Gives an account of the fauering reeep.
zion the squadron met with a, Norh City,
and OF the visit paid them by Gen Arismen-
di. II also states that the royalists evaeua-
ted the place on the Cd inst. with such pre-
cipi,ancy, that they left their arms and pro-
visions, and our warriors occupied oil their
posts on the I'd, without firing a muskc,.
The city Of Assumption presents a melsn-
rboly spectacle OF dissolution the royelists
have not left one stone above another every
building has been consumed by fire.
On the 9th the independent squadron
commenced The blockade Of Pampa Tho
enemy were fortiiying themselves, but would
soon have 10 chose the alternative Of submit
ting or perishing.
Head Quarters, North City of Marger:,a,
9Th May 1915.
SANTIAGO MARINO, Aai Ger.
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and in tho hold, there were ~ killed aud "a
wounded, besides number who iunped o.
verboard and were drowned. The brig is
man OF war, called the Intrepido of Ia eight
Founders, among which were 6 brass culver.
ms, and she had on board l4o men, her com.
mander was lieutenant of The Iglesia friga,e.
At p. NJ. after exchanging a few broad
sices, the schooner struck her eolors 10 The
General Marino, Just as The latter WAS in
the act of boarding hor, the captain was badly
wounded, and we found l6 of the men killed
and wounded. She is a king. schooner, cal.
iedthe Rite, mounting one long g on suiy-
eI, two "a pound carronades, and two double
fortified s FOUNDERS, with crew of 80 men.
fier commander was second lieutenant of tho
irigete Marleo Campo.
On oar side there was only on board the
Commandsnt z killed and wounded, among
the former was the brave officer Barthelemi.
The General Marino bad two men slie b,ely'
wounded.-r ~
Tho Admiral and Capt. Beluch conducted
themselves in this days battle with all that
bravery apd ability which were Justly to DO
expected from their Judgment sDd valor,
and the Captain General, bighly satisfied
lherswiib, has raised the former TO the isnk
OF Admiral, and the latter TO thar OF Csp sin.
Ibe officers and crews Engaged in the actions,
acquitted themselves 10 most satisfactory
manner, add the remainder regreued their
not having met an enemy TO combat with.
The events OF his day have terminated
the blockade OF the north side Of this Island,
the only forces which supported II having
fallen mo our hands, which would have been
tho case with as many as might have a,,smpl-
ed 10 oppose US
Head Quarters, North City Of Marguerits,
Sd May, 1916 SANTIAGO MARINO,
15ajof General.
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your most ooedient servant,
"A. NJ. BELiSARIC.


finS'a interpreter, Noscry Pa5iic, Ce.
Being commissioned by the Captain Gen
cral of the Armies of New Grenada and Ven
ezuela, Citizen SIwos BoLivAR,to transact
the Affairs of the Republic of Venc zscla,
think II my duty oy means OF the inclosed
Proclamation and Bulletins, to inform you of
the Occurrences which have lately taken
place IN that Country, tina, you may if you
think proper, transmit said Papers TO those
.Anfhortties Of Greaf Britain, VITO might, by
lheil Power, assist the Cause of The Yir,uou,
Republicans Of South America.
God preserve you many years.
BY Commission of the Captain GeHer.l
Of Venezuela.
NJ. TOVERy
1orfoic, Nay 27, 1916.
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NEWPORT.
{ Omitted last syeek.1
WEDNESDAY, July IL, 1919.

In 1875, the British parliamen, declared
they had right TO bind the colonies in ALI
cases whatsoever" This was in character,
where The vile object was 10 establish despo,-
ism in this country. Blu, as to a project for
the General Assembly TO bind a subsequens
Assembly in anticipating the choice OF a sen.
atcr, i, is The most preppsterous idea that ever
entered distempered brain at once exirava-
gar, in principle, and imprac,icable in .xecu-
ton, without destruction 10 free government.
If party well known TO be in II. wane, and
fearing its extinction at the next election,
grasp at the exercise Of power 10 which they
have no constitutional right, In elsctiDg TO Of
fee, no doub, the remedy with the righs
remains in the people, Of taking the powen
from :hc hands of such eorrupt and implaca-
bic enc mics of the democratic part OF our DO
liticsi compact. It's said the new made Sen
aior has more than once fa,,ered the Assem-.
bly,, in comparing their power with the omnp-
otence Of the British parliament, from which
some have doltishly been misled, by total
dissirniIari,y in the fundamental principles Of
the two governments. The English cannot
practically adopt, nor carry into exectiop the
prineiple, that. which as yet, re mains inberenc
in the people Of this country, that is, q supr enc
power 20 remove or alter the legislative, when
they End that legislative cosduct contrary to
TIE trust reposed in thcm--for when such
trust 10 abused, il is thereby lci,ed, and de-
wolves 10 those who gave il. Probably this
seeming ornnipotence Of powcr,movsd 10 the
appointment Of the Hartford Convention, by
that disin,erested Assembly, three of whose
members have been elected to Congress, as-
ter their affecting TO condemn every measure
of the general government as exraragan, and
UNCONSTITUTIONAL! protesting themselves the
exclusive friends of the people. Yet how
have those representative. coudCeieu5D the
question OF the increase Of their own psy,G,
time too, when their constituents were paving
direct tex and The government largely IN
debi---one Of which representatives. We have
seen in the State Legislature, lirpsn, With
wi.iieisms, sarcssms, sc. DOT that we thiox
these are very great Accomplishments IN
legislsto.--yet on the imporlsnt question Of
increasing their own ray. they were slnos,
as silent as "the mute shell-fsh ss.ping on
the shore" 80
Thanks tie wisdcm and fr.nness OF our
fathers, the people have the mean., under our
wise and invaluable institutions, of recurring
TO first principles, without the ip,erren,ion Of
q mob such as ere common in Eosisnd, 10
their vain efforts q, reform.
-
Atthe lay accounts The friga,e, Java and
Cons,elIa,ioe and the slSop Erie, ~efe .:
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foreign.
ToRroLA, w. IsDIss,) gAY az.

Mr.. PRIsYER,
beg leave TO inclose the Translation OF
Letter this Day resolved from Don Mar.
TIN ToyAR, commisssoner appointed by
General BOLIVAR, on the part the Republic
OF Venezoela, resident here: and also tho
Proclamation Of that General at the Island
Of Marguerite, with the FIRST and second Bel.
le,ins issued by Major c Gen.' 'MARIso relative
to the capture from the Royaiist OF an armed
brig and schooner, aud the conquest of the
capital of MargueIrta--whichd docoments you
are a, liberty to publish in the Nrginia Islands
Courier.
am, Sir, ~
your most ooedient servant,
mrs
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The Hamburg Corr esponden, contains The
following rag,cai story, which /, alledges TO
nave lately taken place in country town OF
Hanover IA mother Of three little children
one OF them, in the presents of the other, in
ajokiog manner. 10 cut of its nose, for some
naughty trick ef which 1t bad got a habit.
Soon ai.cr she was busy down stairs in bath.
ins the youngest child who was in, su, has.
tens Up stairs on hearing dreadful cry in the
upper part OF the hocsc, and meets on the
stairs the eldest child, who tells her he has
executed the threatened punishment upon
the other child, who had again been guilt, OF
the same trick. IN her anger she pushes the
child so, that he falls Gown the stairs-hnds
the maimed child swimming IN It's blood, in
the agonics OF dcath--rushes down stairs a.
gsin--iinds the other child lifeess al the
foot of the stairs--tct,crs into the bathing
room, fuds tho youngest child suffocated in
IN tho bath, and hangs hers,f shortly after 10
extremity Of despair.
In Charleston Is. C.) a man has been
sentenced TO DEATH, for knowingly hessi-g
a counterfeit dollar (undera statute of ,ha,
State Of l7s6 y
Thomas Vaoderslice, yun. has been arrest
ed q, Charleston, charged with committing q
mortcr near phiIaislphis, in October last.
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Aithe las: accounts The friga,e, Java sns
Cons,e''a'ioe end the slSop Erie, we're e.
Nfsssirs.
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1orfoiS, Nay 27, 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-30
ol Nor. Is and the Liverpool ,.sercur,

of Nor. IS and the Liverpool siercur.
Of Nov. 24:--
For .Nssc Yorlc- ships Nymphes AM
HITLER: Catharine, jackson !; Trident
Rae, briggs Helicon, Barnard Alknoma'
INorauay; Ledy Trewbridge, Brown.
Brother. Richard, Smith.
For Philadelphia, ship Rousseau
Thompson. !.
For Baltimore, ships William. NOVEL;
Briton, Harland; Orozmbe. Fills.
For Norfolk, ships Wellington, An
derson Fame, -; 4'hesdosda, Uns
worth.
For Charleston, brig Triton, David
|son.
For Charleston or Savannah, sbiT
Wolga.
For Savannah, ship Theodosia /; brig
Augustus I'indlater.
For New-Orleans, ship Eliza, Pitcher
Grangem outt, .Nov. 20.-Arriyed the
Mary, Davie, from Charleston.
From the Glasgo,o Courier, .Aor. 81.
+ For New York, ships independence
Thomas. to sail Dec. /; Fortune, fos do.
For Boston, ship Belle Savage, Rus
sell, to sail Nov. 25.
From Loyd's List Of Noe. q.
At Gravesend. Nov IL, Ocean, Hoge'
Quebec. Sailed, lS, Charlotte, Apple.
TOW. New-YOr&.
OF Dover, New. IL, Edward, Chitten.
den, Baltimore.
OF Portland, Nov. IL, Calp, Cramp.
son. II. York.
At Dartmouth, Nov. Is, Tregen, Irut
tie. n. Orleans.
At Falmouth, Nov. IS, Clifton, Gard
ner. Baltimore.
At Guernsey, Nov.16, Algesiras, Per.
kins, N. Orleans.
At Jersey, Nov. II, Charlotte, Dean
Gasrec; Anse!ique, Hamon, do.
At Milford, Nov. Is, Ann, Jarrett
Charleston.
At Clyde, Nov II, Akine, Budd, Vir
gina.
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FROM SPAIN.

PASSENGERS in the Julia, arrived here
on Friday, from Cadiz latter part Nov.
inform us, that Spain continued in an un-
settled state, though no attempts hA>
bee.i made at revolution since the abOr-
tive attempt OF Porlier-that the partial
change Of Ferdinand's ministry was not
indicative Of a change of measure; that
the priest-and -terror-system of the old
regime was introduced and that the
people were lot at liberty to speak their
thoughts on public affairs--that English
newspapers were prohibited and no
Spanish ole Allowed to be published ex-
|ceptthe minilterisl gazettes. Miserae.e
Spauiards! Kay you soon have another
|Certes. Boston GaS.
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By Griffith q Blawner.

ON Wednesday next at 10 o'clock, will
be sold at our Auction Room, rarie-
tyof Dry Goods,
Consisting Of
Superfine and second cloths
Cassmeres and sattinets
Steckinets and cords
Fancy vestlngs
White and cOiored fannels
Booking baize
Irish and German linens
Shifting cambria, English
Domestic shirting
Camhric Muslins
Figured dn.
Madras hdkfs
Cotton hosiery
Ga domestic stripes, &c. &c.
ALSO,
8 pipes genuine Cognac brandy,
S ciiests Y. Hyson and 2 DO. Imperial
Teas.
ian so
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From the London General Slipping and
Commercial List Nor. 81 aud 90.

From the London General Slipping and
Commercial List Nor. 81 aud %.
At Gravessend, Nov. 81, Hermoine.
Jefferson, Virginia.
OF Dover, nov. II, Edward, Chitten-
den, Baltimore.
At Cowes, Nov. 10, Fairy, Hove, vir-
GINA.
At Sunderland, Nov. IL, Lion Lark,
from Quebec.
AtKirkaldy, Nov. IS, Traveller, Keer,
Quebec.
At Grangemouth, Nov. II, Providence
Brown, Montreal.
At Elisneur, Nov. S, Syren, Brussel,
n. York.
At Texel, Nov. 10, UIpiono, White,
Boston.
At Helvet, Nov. II, Ann, Rosseau,
Boston.
At Havre, Nov. 10, Calpe, Cranston,
N. York.
At Bordeaux, Nov. IS, Maria Cope
| land, n. York.
AT Cadi1, Oct. 25, Boston, Findlay,
Alexandria.
The American schooner Akina, Budd,
/ from Norfolk, with tobacco arrived in the
CLYDE 18th inst. detained by the Hard
wick, revenue cutter. She had previous
| " landed part of her cargo on the irish
coast.
The John & Mary, Baldwin, has ar
rived in the Clyde frem Virg.
From the Liz. Mercury, Noe. "a.
/ Arrived, Hercules, Thompson, from
Philad. Unanimity, Neville, Savannah
Nautilus, Rees, Virg.
/ Sailed, Oct. 10, John Reed, n. Orleans
leo, Rambler, Caruthers, n. York; nope
!Halcrow, WILMINGTON /; Sampson, Boyle
philadelphia George, Fickthali: Ney
I0rleans. 2l.AAlIiance, Bell, do. Nautiia
WILSON, philadelphia. 90, Mary, Taylor
i Charleston.
! At Greenock, Royal Woman, Maa
. ldock, from Quebec.
/ At Cork, Nautilus, Virs.
I at Grangemouth, Lord st. helnes
/ Storey, Montreal.
i Wiscasset.
1--we copy the following list Of vessels ad
/ vert:ssd, from Cores Lily. Advertise
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January 27
For Sale.

NBY virtue OF deed of trust from.
I'D Thomas White, jun. deceased. to
the subscriber, will be exposed at public
sale, for ready money, on Tuesday SOth
January next, at 5 O'Clock, 7. NJ. a
Piece of Ground on the North side of
Cameron street, between Royal and
Fairfax streets, in the town of Alexan-
dria, opposite the market house, front
ing on Cameron street 90 feet 7 inches,
and III feet inches deep, subject to
the dover of Mrs. White.
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Public Sale.

ON Tuesday next, will be sold at the
Vendue Store without reserve, the fol-
lowing valuable Goods.
l case Virginia Silks and white sattins
Broad cloths and coatings
Plain and twiled velvet cords
100 Madras hkfs.
Domestic shirtings bleached
100 pieces Lutestrins ribonds
8 boxes satin do. &c.
=. G Mdrsictler.
January 27
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n Herbert
FIFIY D0LLaRS REWARD.

II DOLLSTRS hEV suSD.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living in Anne-Arundel county, Mary
land, near Queen-Anne, on the 10th
instant, likely light muIatto lad, called
CHARLES JACKSON, about 5 feet s
or Inches high-had OH when abscond-
ed a blue round jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta-
looms very much worn, white cotton
shirt, new fur hat and boots, he has
also variety Of other cloathirg with
him which is unknewn-he is an artful
FELLOW, and as he reads and writes very
well no doubt will forge pass to answer
Ibis purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandria or
Georgetown jail, and Sixty Dollars il
brought to me-.
YIN. G. Sanders
| II. B. All masters Of vessels & sserS
nre forcwarned hardening Or carrying oil
said fellow at their peril.
/ December Is "a"
s-HE Subscriber has justreceiyed
| and offers for sale at his store ols
lvowel's wharf, so dozen bottles English
,onstard. Is tierces Hibbert's brown
.tout IN bottles, Is bbls. Irish mess pork,
Cork inspection, 600 bushels northern
l5ptatoes, OF superior quality, anu
few casks Goshen cheese.
William Garner.
| Nov IL u
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Charleston, Jan. 90.
.T,sSIO1S OF THE FLORLDAS.

CssSSiO1N OF The FLURlDAS.
Ne have cOnversed with an intelli-
gent geatlenan who arrived here from
New Orleans yesterday. which place he
left on the 9Th inst.--iie states, that
Just before be left that city, a sm;.t, schr.
had arrived from Pensacola, in a short
pasasge. bringing news that the Ftoridas
5dd actually been ceded By the Spaniards
10 tie British Government; ard that a
BODY of British troops had landed at
Pensacola and st. Augustine, and tax
en- formal possession of the country
This news was believed in n. Orleans
and Cotton had fallen in consequence,
in ore day. from 90 to % cents. How
this intelligence could affect the cotton
market, We are at loss to determine.
There were from so to 20 sail OF yes
sells Iyings at New Orleans. .ome o.
which had laid for months--treights We
ny duli,
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CONGRESSMAN.

Samuel Smith Esq. has majority Of
votes in the city ans. precincts of BAL
timere, and no doubt Is- entertained OF
his election, to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation of y. i. Meote,
Esq. The county has not yet been heard
rom.
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as in animal existence. limits
are placed to the prolOngatiOa Of indiyi-
dual life--and the species can be pre-
served by no other means than the re-
of new individuals. !"
baltimore Tslegraphs.
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