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FOR BOSTON.

SsN The brig Eliza Rally, E. Fin.
:sSsSseney. master; will sail IN a few
days. 4 take 2 or 500 barrels on freight
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
July 10
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At Graham Park,
On Wedaesday he 4ih sep'smOs''
zCiit be offered TOR safe.

Several likely Negroes, Horses, aHt
Farming Utensils. deliverable on NE ~
January next-.4iso. Sheep, great I.o.
portion of which are bali and turee gun
ters booded,, Cattle and hogs WIN a.
the l!oushoId and Kitchen Furniture
Terms made known on day O saie'
John G. HeStop, Exc
OF George Graham' nec te"a
Petersburgh. June Is - d14'"of
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For New-York,.

skx The schooner Hero. Capt. "
49, Finpey has part Of her carg'
ENGAGED and will sail this week. Foi
FREIGHT of few hundred barrels, apply OF
board at lrwin's wharf. or to
Dodge and Ketteil.
AND,
For Boston,
sET The schr. Washiagton, Capt
sss Perkins; new loading Scan takt
900 barrels freight or low terms
Apply as abooe
July Is u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
Land fer Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres Of first
rate Plaster Land. adjoining the town
of Centerviie. upon which there is an
excellent orchard of choice fruit and TO-
lerabe good iuprotements, II is well
supplied with water, and the turnpike
ruad passes d;rectl, by it. No situation
can be more healthy. nor any soil better
adapted to the use of Plaster { Pasis.-~
This land will be sold cheap, and upon
such credit as may suit the purchaser.
Apply to William IL. Foote, neaf A.
lexandria, or to
James L. Triple't,
Near the pre'aiaes.
Tnl,- 10
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Public Sale.

~ p
BY virtue of writ of Tenditioai Ear.
ponas. to me dirested. from the, Court oil
Apneals for the Western Shore OF Mary
lard. viii be sold, to the highest bidder
fer cash and crop tc6ecco, on MVN-
DAY the 29th instant. az the nour OF
two O'Clock, at 0gllenSs Tacern, in Port
Tobacco. all WM. COURTS right, ii,
4se and Interest in and to tac or parcel
OF land. calle, - .Near-s9llford, con-
tainiog eighty-seven aud halt acres, more
or less, the property OF William Courts
taken in execution to satisfy debt due
Samuel Simsatt.
yownIey Robey, late Sheriff
of Charles Coaaty.
JULY 2-6 dts
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BY his Excellency's command
JonN Taylor, Dep. Sec.
From. a london paper of .May II.

From q london paper Of May II.
Consulate Of the U. States Of America
LosDoN, May Is 1916.
The undesigaed, Consul OF the Unite,
States for the port Of London, &c ioi
the Information of American merchant.
and ship owners, interested in the he
diterranean trade, deems it proper IL
publish the two letters, and the extract
of letter which are below.
THOS. ASPINWAJJ..
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BANK OF aLE1A.rnRIa.

July 2, 1916.
NOTICES hereby gwen to the Stock-
holders in this institution. that dividend
is this day declared OF four Ter cent. Tor
the last half year. and will DE ready to be
paid to them or their legal Representa-
tiyes, on Friday the 9Th instant.
By order OF the Board,
J. l.. M'kENNA, Cashier.
July s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27

The Museum will be opel
or the reception OF Visitors. on ,Mon4to5
Wednesday and Saturday gteraooas
from s TO o'clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
A Country House,

And about 200 acres Of Land. within
5 miles of Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The house was formerly oc-
cupied by himself, and is about one third
Of a mile from his present dwelling. The
is high and remarkably healthy.
The house has 4 rooms, and kitchen
and pantry, on the lower floor, and four
chambers with fire places in the Cd sto.
ny. 1t was we'll built under the superIn-
tendance of Mr.. Lowering, arespectable
English architect, and would make com.
Portable summer retreat for genteel ia
mily, or might be made valuable Ia
vern by opening road through the lana
About one half of the land is in wood; the
residue is capable of being made band
some grounds. There isa good well and
pump in the yard and there-are several
good springs on the land.
The terms Of payment will be one httf
In four months !; the residue in four equa
annual payments with interest one hal
secured BY notes well endorsed, and TIT
whole by deed of trust on the land.
Possession may be had immediately.
~. Craach.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
July 81
Public Sale.

NY virtue of an order from the Ho-
Id norable the Judge of Charles
gounty Court, will be exposed to Public
Sale, for Cash on Thursday the fifteenth
lay of August next. at the residence Of
Gerard Robertson, in said county, the
life estate Of said Robertson in about
two hundred acres of land, being part OF
a tract or parcel of land called Harwood
lying on the West side Of Port Tobacco
Greek, about two miles from Port Tobac-
co. Also, sundry articles OF II usehold
and Kitchen Furniture, lot necessary
mere to be enumerated. Upon the rat;6-
cation of the sale, by the judges of
Charles County Court, and not beto'e e, a
deed will be executed t the purchaser,
to him the estate aforesaid.
H. BRAWNER,
Trustee for the creditors Of
4 6. Robertson.
Por. Tobacco, July s0--26
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Bordeaux. June %.

Mr.. Ietellier has just received pa
tent for trans, ortalion on the Loire by
steamboats,. ihe first boat will leave
Nantz on the 1st of October, and will
De able in 80 days to deliver at Orleans
and Paris, 1000 tons OF merchandise.
.Marseilles, June Is.
On the 97th of May (Ascention Day;
an instruction broke out at Bonnie, in
Il lica. All the foreigners employed 10
the Coral FISHERY were mastered, as
they were coming from mass. The En-.
glish Consul was assassinated all the
houses of the Franks were pillaged ard
destroyed. About 60 wounded persons
were saved on board the vessels, and
have arrived at Cagliari: it is from them
we have received the details of this hor
rible butchery The number OF killed is
about 200. The account is authentic
lit has been given at the Office of health
under oath, by persons arrived from
Cagliari. 1t is known that this Insured
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
E1tract Of q letter, dated
&" LIVERPOOL, June Ia,

LIVEKPOUL, julie TT.
"Since your departure hence, the DIFF
fculties which trade was then laboring
under have Increased to an alarming de
cree. At Bolton they have reduced Ga
cambrics to So ed fer weaving; 2Os.--
twist is selling for 2s Sd per Id. and bo-
wed cotton port at Gid. Manchester will
to alt appearance, have to stand many
rubs. Nearly all the small houses have
failed, and the large ones mnst find bank
|ers' paper for what they want, or must
stand still. Difficulties and dangers sur
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lmcp
July %
Pubic Sale.

BY virtue of twelve writs of .feri faci,
as, to me directed freIn Charles County
Court, will be exposed to public sale for
cash, in the town of Port Tobacco, or
FRIDAY the 10Th day of August next,
one tract or parcel of Land, lying & be-
ing in Charles County, called Is Wieome-
CO Fields" containing 200 acres, more OF
less, which is executed to satisfy debts
due from William Courts TO the following
persons, viz. Charles H. Appleton and
Go. Walter aud Marcus Latimer. adnl'
nistra1ors of Samuel Latimer, William
Penn, Francis Telson, senior, Eseano
Barron, Samuel Chapman, Alexande
Greer, John 3. Wills. Jun. John Mitch
ell, use of Philip Rodgers, Charles War
field and Mary Knott, administrators
Clement Knott.
Thomas a. DaUiS, Sheriff
OF Gkarlss Geanty.
Ar~rst . dts
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70 LET

; That elegant Establishment Cd ! j
on-street, a commo,iious Brick D"f',
ling, having Drawing, Dining, store a',e
FIVE good Lodging kooas, neatly iih',a'
ed a Smoak House, Dairy, hILc"e"'
Stable, and every convenience-fuaP
under cover, Garden we'll stocked w w..
Vegetables, and best of Water at the dIs'
lance of 2 and 500 yards. The Impf.o'r,
mepts are in complete repair, the 81. ,L'G ho
ION is very pleasant The rent VIII Is; =.
moderate, and immediate possession ."
en. Apply to ,,.,o,,
August s
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,EEW-TORH. fur. g.

Captain Bond, of the brig Ocean, who
arrived.here last evening III So days from
Narseiiles, Informs that the fligate .. S.
left that port fer Algiers, about ten days
previous to his sailing; and that the
whole American squadron il the Medi.
terranean were to rendezvous of: Al giers
about the goth of June.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
Public Sale.

On Tuesday next the 18th instant, vii
be sold at the Vendue Store. corner Q
Prince and Fairfax streets.
West India rum in hogsheads
Cotton in bales
Imperial & y. hyson teas In chests
A few cases elaret wine q
Queens ware in crates
Also.
Cloths. Bennet's cord,
Cambria and book muslin
Stockinsts, domestic cottons
Marseilles yestings
CaIicoes
Sewing silks, cottons etc. etc.
P. 6. Marstelier.
August 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13

Extract of letter from R0ckaway, Aug.
6. 1916, to gentleman in this city.
Almost melancholy accident occur
red here yesterday between 10 and II
O'Clock in the forenoon. Some ten 0r
twelve females, some Of whom were chill.
|dren, went as usual to the beach TO
|bathe. After all had finished bathing,
Iexcept three, who continued in tie water
and went further frcu tie shore than
their companions, or than is Customary
when, as is believed, they were caTicd
AWAY by current generally deDOniHa.
ted q Sea.poos, and were Instantly
drowned. After beirg about So OF 10
minutes in the water, two Of Them we're
.driyen back by the waves to the shore,
their bodies were immediately taken and
'esery possible known remedy was W.
successful, used to resucitate their man
innate corpses for three hours and more:
medical ard was fortunate! y present a.
the melancholy catastrophe, but every
cxertlon proved Intellectual. lie D, mes
OF the unfortunate persons wele-Liza
ICarberry, the youngest daug ter o. our
worthy friend captain CarOerry: Jane
/ MCPHERSON, one Of the family Of James
Farlie, Esq. an orphan child, who haI
resided in his family for u years, aa'
jupwa ds, and accompanied lazy 10
Rockaway for the BENEFIT OF her heal'N'
These ale the two whose bodies we're
taken from the waves; tht third fitza'
beth Guthrie, the dan hter Of DIgny
respectable man Of yolr city is l'' 40
yet found.
This Iamentable circumstance has cast
melancholy gloom asound US, and eEci'.
ed the most extreme Anguish IL ou'
minds.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13

! - 0'1S q u"O O"Je03 - 0HC
"The French ship that was taken or
her passage to the Havana, by a frigate
has arrived at Port au Prince.
President Potion with his characterize.
ic goodness, gave order, to release hel
Immediately: observing, that he was no.
making war on Commerce or the Frencl
nation, but that he wanted only to main.
tain the rights and independence Of his
country"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
August 8

The Museum will be opeR
for the reception OF viitors, on !. .na'ney'
and Saturday afternoons
.om s to s O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
Cablnet-m taking Business,
LINES H.aRREs. jan.

J.aMES HARRIS, Jun.
Respectfully informs the Public,
yE1HAT he has commenced the Cabi
& net-making Business on the cornel
of King and Patrick streets, opposite tt
Mr.. William Mills, where he intend
manufacturing an'i keeping complete
assortment OF CABINET WARE, which
he will sell on the most accommodating
terms.
The above business will be carried or
lin its various branches, and attended t,
with promptness.
- He also makes, stuffs and repair:
Sofas, Mattresses, sc.
/ July "a d3tlawtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
Twenty Dollars Reward.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber on
, the 27th of June last, an indented
apprentice to the hating business, by the
name of William Bark, about Is years
Of age, we'll grown, about S feet Z or 8
inches high, slim made, and took with
him when he went away two suits of new
domestic summer clcathes mixed, besides
old ones. The above reward with all
reasonable expenses, will be paid for ap
pretending and bringing said boy to ME.
or Ten Dollars will be given If detained
any where so that set him. | expect
he has gone towards Lancaster, Pennsyl-
yania. as he was resident of that place
aP The Editor Of the Lancaster
Journal, will give the above S insertions,
and send his account to this office.
Thomas L. Martin,
august l2
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For Freioht or { harter.

For Freight or { harter,
.tK The elegant & fast sailing brig
MkE .agsaoria, Cyril Martin, master
she carries about 1900 barrels, Il is now
in complete order for any voyage.
ALSO,
EKE The substantial brig Despatch
49, NJ. Gibbs, master; burthen aboui
$500 barrels. She is new vessel, sails
fast, and will be ready for the reception
Of a cargo in four days.
ALSO,
kEE The new and very fast sailing
2Re schooner Feneion, MAYHEM, mas
ter; burthen about 1000 barrels, nov
ready to receive cargo Amply to
Il. Ell Rowland.
Who has for Sale.
20 cases American manufactured Cot
tons, Swedish Bar Iron. an assortment OF
Cut Nails, 81 reams Of Writing & Wrap
ping Paper, and a few casks speFmaceti
Gil.
s mo. IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13

round US. The races are on Ms,,,
Ter, and the discontents, viz. those ' Ut,
weave calicoes for Cd per yard. and WHO
I'D. for a pound of -four, swear Ar pay
can stand 1t no longer. My son has lucy ;".I
ent me a letter from Manchester' st. Just
so WIT. at Is. Id. and so--twist H. o'a'''s
price--and the continental M. VIE same
that article completely choaked. net ioS
Eatract Of another letter. d,..,
LIvRRrooL, June Is.
+" A friend ofmine was at MaDohsS ~
Birmingham, Bristol, Gloucester p'r'ns W,
cester and London, a week acc. and "or.
the distresses in the countrg are aI L says
description that there are at Iea.t Vos 1
hands out employ in Birmneham,~ :,
am Informed by several pe,son n 'l =
Manchester, that more than hale s 4. rem
splnners there are stopping their mill nj tas
md in most places in the count "' u, !
are ouly workinghalf their time r ,Iney
IS scarcely callce manufactorv in ca %r'e
and that district, but what has been nOi NE
der the necessity of comprom;s;n =" un'
their creditors failures Are with
where daily taking place. The Bo Itoy
weavers joke and say they can sell I ,S':
masters out. Harry Eel has becom uls' 4
bankrupt, and caused the stonn,aa e a
John and Robert Lord, VIM. Csl 3r3s " y
GO. (bleachers) Abraham EIardmsn ,''e :. & =
leonard siatin. Those failures t aap
place fortnight ago. Last week 81 oSA
merlean house in Manchester s,a ~ a
here are ten houses in Nancbars ao.
whose collective debts amount to 60 oo@
Knights are creditors about 10 ' 0Co,
Dickinson & Wylde, Warden son,'ai
and number ofjob printers, stopped I' u
50 last week, as well as MeSsrs. Gou,JS
Ia large wollen munufactOry house -
Rochdale, relation of the Gorldc -
Manchester. The eartFcnyars m,n -
Iutactures begin to feel the denrps.;0r
OF trade as much as any of the otber
manufactures. should not in the lo,,t
be surprised if fall on their goods takes
place OF forty PEI cent. There is at ne'
sent scarcely any demand for American
or the home trade, and tie manvrsrh,ra
of earthenware having increased 50 mur6
will, have no doubt, cause a terrb,s
depression. Money is ofdouble value in
many articles. A gentleman told me On
'change yesterday, that he had teen mr,
chasing quantity of pitch at los per cwt.
that the freight upon it cost S.. the duty
|2s The charges therefore were lis. be-.
sides entries atthe customs, commission,
warehouse rent, carriage, &c. Tie arti.
|cle was selling at Cos only two months
iago. 1t has not sold at this price during
THE last forty years. consider it a good
|article to speculate in--iu the event Of a
war it would advance Sor 400 per cent.
=" wish yeu would the first opportuni.
ry write me a long epistle, and give me as
descriptive an account of America as you
possibly can--say il you think | should
like the country"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13
Turnip Seed.
raayE FOR SALE.


A quantity of fine early Dutch Iur,
nip Seed. Of my own savings, as they
were remarkable 6ne--the greatest care
was taken to save the sorts apart: white
top, red ditto, green ditts, early stone,
white and green top, also the yellow tur-
nip, Delaware and red kale, with every
other kind of seed ia demand, lucern and
white clover. carduas fullorum or fullers'
teazel, for raising the kuap upon woolien
cloth, the seeds or heads may be had.
A liberal allowance to those who pur-
chase to retail.
ALSO,
The best assortment Of
China, Glass & Queens Ware.
Which | viii sell as low as 1t car be hao
In town for good paper: good assert
ment Of stone and potters' ware, and :
few pair garden shearsa
Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street, near st. Paul''
Church.
july % lmcp
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July IS
A Gardener wanted

A person acquainted with the cultiva-
tioin OF Vegetable Garden and who can
come well recommended for honesty, So
briefly and industry, will be hired by the
month or year. enquire of the Printer.
August 5.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-13

A letter has been received in this city
from passenger in the British brig Mes
senger, dated at Turks Island, stating
the loss Of that vessel and cargo, crew
saved, on the 26th June, on tie Nor,h
West Of Caicos Island. The above yes
sci sailed for Baltimore the beginning OF
June, with a full cargo of -four, corn, &c.
bound to Kingston, Jam.
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Por. Tobacco, July so--s6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-01
Eve
lis,
&c.
Irslav
&c
tuesday The kmc's Min

tuesday, The Kings Min 20 70 ...l
communication ola .ast affecting Z
sung document, letter written by the
.'.". ol france TO Madame Elizabeth, 6vehours
~ . u' 70 her death. IL was erroneously said
:" some OF The preceding papers that there ,o,
Decides this letter, a will. This letter !. tbo ou
VIII tHe contents Of which appear to have
&c" incorrectly given in the Paris paners which
s on Saturday. The letter is entirely IN
o queen hand writing, which is well known 90
many persons now living. It's as firm as ever :,
ss turing The most prosperous part of her life e
a'pE"s, any were wanting, another proof of th,.
,,,' 'oru'uue she felt in these last moments.
-. VI ui i heao we have even the testimony of
nIr eAecu' toner's both at her trial and ON IA .
iolu. during her trial, amidst the most aergra.
H,eu Inoruhca'lon and insult, under the accuse.
e.o oI crimes VIII ch she could not count: she s,,h
ul'''eu WIN the patience of MARTYR. mixing
however, with that patience the elevation nj . .
S'eeh' She displayed great presence of mind
pe"e ...ioh and abity and fortitude, which has
30 torsaSeu persons after they are remoy
Gu rom the eyes OF public tribunal. did not
oandon her IN the silence and gloom ofa 6uhos,n
ana IA the certainty of speedy and public ex.
ecuton upon scSffold Half an hour ,ficr Lar
.e'uIn from the revolutionary tribunal she wrote
Snis last letter. A. eleven o'clock She was broobt
rom me PRISON and conveyed IN common carr
=. - 'ue pace ofexecution. In .hese last moments
VIZ S'he Iorlillde accompan. ed her, Sorrow and
suffering had furroved her cheek and hIoao,,ai
her HAIR, but her countenance was serene and
evenmajestic anu
vi this letter of the Queen fac sip.,Ie is pre.
parlng' Both Chambers replied TO the commu.
HG rto rom the KING by numerous populations
ne minister ofpoiice on being questioned as q
.ne means by which the latter had been dis over.
GU, sac mat information had been received of
some precious documents he mo- IN rosses.;s. " r
CoUnroIs, one of theregicldes. The prefscf ys
oruered 10 make search and this letter wi h
other important documents, were the result.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-01

1ported
Ioi { and
v,ner amended, on motion
= i"cher, by inserting clause to
t the commissioners, while serving as
from holding or exercising any other
INcher then renewed his motinr IN
'ase the compensation of the commits.
ner, but without success.
The amendments of the committee =.
amended, we're concurred in by the House
anu the question put OH ordering the bill to
Sd reading when,
Mr.. Wright moved to strike out 90 much
oil me FIRST section, as provided the ammo.
pratlon for improving the Capitol Square
Ahe motion was opposed by M. Web.
SER and Mr.. Wright replied, and asked
Tor the yeas and nays on the question,
winch were refused by the House after
which the motion was rejected.
The bill was then ordered to be eneross.
cd Tor a third reading tomorrow.
NAVIGATION BILL.
The House went into committee of the
whole, on the bill To provide system OF
navigation for the u. States.
The bill having been read THROUGH and
no amendment being offered. the commit,
tee rose and reported it without amend.
ment; when,
Mr., Forsyth, intimatiug that he wished
TO offer some amendments which the ate.
ness oft hour did not his day hermit
moved TO lay the bill Oh the table until TO.
morrow which was agreed TO.
The Speaker laid before the House a
letter from the President Of the United
States enclosing report from the Secreta-
~ OF State, in pursuance of a request of
the House, exhibiting table of the duties
imposed on American articles in the Bri-
tlsh possessions of Canada and Nova SEQ
tia which letter, &C. were ordered to lie
on the table and be printed
After refusing to take up one or two
bills, which were called up
The House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-01
Superstition oft4e 18Th century.

ca ROME. Oct. IL.
cI"nGH' mas been witnessed here. Father Berp,.
mISson', iheatin, after having undergone the
pup Pentence, which he had voluntarily i'm.
9useu on himself, in order TO expiate his con.
S,uuSoeniy on entering the Church Of ST. Andrew
ueue fra,te. In the morning he had made re.
neral confession ofhis offences against the church
~ loua voice, shedding tears, and beating on
ns breast He then felt great weakness IN
me evening he wished TO return and nrov ~
9 81 Anorew 1t was then he dropped down dead
ne people whom such u tiou, SPECTACLE must Al.
Ways collect together, Immediately made Saint
OF rather Bergamsschi,snd desired that his bodv
should be exhibited for public veneration.--No.
.uers made their children kiss his feet and his
CLONES were converted INTO relics. The Cover.
nor OF lhe CITY was obliged to send an armed force
10 prevent disorder. The Cardinal Pro Score n,
ny II State, on "A report being made 10 bis Hol;
y 81 Oh 'h'S event, sent forth an order for prohi
ou''S pubic Genances and cunfes sions ~