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Nev Medicine Store.


YNilE Subscriber has just received, and is now
opening, at that well knowa stand formerly DC
euped by Dr. H. J. CRAWFORD, at the Corner OPPOSITE.
de Farmers Bank Of Virginia, very assortment
of fresl and genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES DYE
SItb5 PAINTS, &c. which he offers for sale ON yer,
moderate terms, for eish acGeptances
II je1O articles in ms line are here e,l,,pzerake ais
Surgeons' Pocket Instruments, assorted
Forces hest Tooth Instruments spring key
Common do do.
Patent Trusses, double turned ivory heads
DO. do. single, do DO. d.
Common do.
Sprisg Lancets
fieDs's hest Crown Do
Peari handle do.
CoGimOn do.
Paint Brushes Sash Tools
Marking Brushes &c. &c.
The Faeultyare particularly invited call and insDcct
the Medicine as none bat such prove of the first
quality viii b. Offered for sale.
Country Physicians and Merchants living alta distance
can be supplied with Medicine on sery ad,antaceo.s
terms, and at the shortest notice.
Piadeiih, baltimore, and District Notes taken a; par
in payment for goods.
The public need be under apprehension OF mistakes oc-
curing ia putting up Medicine, have IN my employ
person who has had long experience in the Apothecary
business, and 10 well acquainted with pus up prtscr
tiOns. CHARLES H. ARM AifAME
October Q. 45tf
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he government, order 10 cppos & suppress r they cn
We deirtdaton the Crxers under the indept ndeit
Tag These subscriptions 20 be lodged in the Consa.
do and are tn be espcn, the purchase and equprnc,,
vi several and lts sain and cioonvrs,
commanded by officers In, appointment of The Cos-
sdo. The nieasss, which have brcn taken by gu.
Ntrinent have iVn quite Inadequate any successful 0l.
position 20 the atacy of the fnsurg,nt trsIared
hey nave beeSs in themselves but evicing rather
ITS we,kucsS than its efficiency.
Out OF the which appear take place
frequently between his nli,stys slips the Coast OF Arr
ci and Portuguese and Spanish vessels. il will b.
surprising n inorc SERIOUS Consequences and If
ese Consequences be promoted by assumption of right
requiring rtrtss, the side otlose having the least pre-
e. o,S to IT. who. by far in the trade Of
e SUBJECTS cf Other governments, bring themselves The
insult on aggression complained vi.
September 49,
Private letters tia, the r,nairder of H. NJ. s;b
WV i'uin Regiment eOnng the 9Th lateiy drafted i
% ~, consisting together about men, about
~ snnarke;i Tor tins place d that the transports bring
g Vt,n wuuid carry ifomence In, ftainng Com panits
o me "a W. Several transports, observed, had
yea NJ Port Royal from Iebag and ST. Nineen; having
Board tic Yor, Chasseurs.
September 81.
Yesterday morning the Zanga arriv, fro, Havasna.-
nv I" "e axsnSerx OF the sch. Cement. OF this
UP lt her Itts frpOrtet by him, informed that
eheit AS csptsrtd on her passage lila b. the
s'haSe''in privzteer Sentiiella aud carries,
NJ the Iortugas. whr living her arrival
.n insnrgen, crukers and nsa OF different nations
when they had tsken The Crew and such of the pas
singers OF the Cement, that had property board we're
tanned; about $50 PERSONS along whom was the person
ho'enentoncd put board a small Spanish selluo
scanty supply of -four pork water
eca To provide for henSelyestey proceeded for the
r"iisn mann and fortunately arrived AT Campcacly-
aP'ain hu>se OF the Zaga. mentioned that he rS
~ and brought to by Cruizers on his way TO
ii''iiiii Who, after ag him good English, suffered
nun 10 proceed without further molcsIatior. we under
system, pcc0 D0co.
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A PARODY ON GRAY's BARD.

Ruin seize We. CHARTERED crew
Confision ON your Councils wait
Tho seated in your Chamber new
In lortlly style ye iegisatc:
Law nor ordnance shall prevail
Nor fine severe threaten'd Jail,
70 s,ve Your slrrberig souls from starts e FAIRS,
When Yaiio's morning yell shall thunder in your
ears.
Such we're the sounds that in the Council Hall
OF Mayor and Aldermen, spread wild dsnay,
Devi,ng laws the people to en,liral.
And still eaeh MINISTRIES strain by highland day.
II 'curicr stoosl agliast then trembling sat
Adjourn ! cried Mr.. Mayor, and instant Seixd his
hat.
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On chimney top. whose mur!Sy brow.
Frowns DER the Park with vs,N,ure spread,
&c Ro'ih I'm lis sable yarb Of woc.''
lh- sweeper reard his >ooty head;
And with tie brush ani seraper ior his Tyre,
Sung fouL lis ,orrows, with 1 pro iet's ere,
Hark how each blazing chifaney roars
Ha-lx how each housewife. wildly screams
Or III. OH aldermen, She po,lrs
Loud scold.ng Gor your silly schemes.
Vocal no more the sweeper trips along,
Asd ehimheys all catch fire, unwarned by his
sOny.
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lPACKAGE SALE OF DRY GOODS.

PACKAGE SALE OF DRY GOODS.
4 IN thursday next, the 18th inst. at &c
o'clock, will be sold at our Auction Store "a paeka.
pes fresh imporisd DRY GOODS great many of Which
~i,i be sold BY the bale anal package
.liI0ng them he foLor-1,y articles.
Rose and stripcss Blankets
Stream Lopm Shirtiss. OF superior quality
J., yk Ncl,ets. assorted Nfancht stry
b,st Snp,rine Cloths and Ca>,in,Sres
Elegant Pess" Cloth, carlhses and Cn'iicces
Fatiiieis and Plains. Sarsnetis asu,t,u colors
Ban,la'ns nnd Flag Handkerehef., superior quality
finshings elegant inytnn Csrpeting, Hearth Rug
Worsted Soc',irgs, Grapes, assorted culors
Wellington Cors, Ribbons, black sill, Handh'f ifs,
Eonihszet,s. sssort ed cuors Bonbaxeer,s
Nii,id,sg Cloths an Cassin,,res
Oxirburgs and Duck, &e. &c Ssc.
ei7Rs at Sale.
Parkhills. Dunleh e Copeland.
Auetioneers.
Oct. ~. is-tds
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carried ON by him nj Gedfrl, OF smiths work,
and at Monticello. nailery, (t,e latter conducts.
6y boys and a mandatory of cotton snd wcol!ens.
Mr. jefferson proposes making considerable inn
provemonts, useiu and ornamental, both here and
IN his pleasure grounds
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RoBFR.r JOHNSTON.

"a Me sign of the Cross Cut SGrr,
nov receiving, by the Nisgra& Joho brown,
MONGERr and CUTLERY, which he viii sell
at the lowest advance, for cash OF town acceptan-
ces-among which are:
Mil. Pat, Cross-Cut, Turning ard Hand-Saws,
Wrou:ht and Cot Nails, Brad., Sprigs, Tacks. sc.
English and American Planes, Braces and Bits
'rawng-Nuives, Spoke-Shaves, Hard-Pads, Beviis,
Squares, 6'iaGes, Rules, Ginblets, Screw and Pod
Ang"rs, 1sniiemei.s' Tool Chests, Locks s. Hinges
o. all Kinds, Wood, Jspanned AID Brass Screws,
Csst-Steel Ci'ses, Gou.es, Plsne-lrons ard Files,
ha'chets, iiamners, Foot-A'zes. Glue-Pots, Cut
ng'kuives, Anvils, Beck Irons Vises Screw
Pstes Bellows, Cutlery OF every description, Sic
s'es, Sad Irons, Brass and Iron Tenders, FreInns,
AndiroEs Wire Sisters, Tes-Neti;es, Coffce-Pots,
britannia Tea Pots, Sngsr-Dishes and Mk-Pots,
Be''-Metal Kettles, Tea-Trays, Waters, Plated
Cas'ors. spoons, SnFar-Nppess, Key-Spivels, Gin
der-Si'ters, Steelysrds, Shutters Plated and Brass
Candleslicks, Scale-Bean,s and Weights, Dressing
Boxes, Tea -Caddes, Looking Glasses, Warming
Pans, Frying-Pans, Waffle Irons. households,
Sp.etaces lsilver and common,) Ink-Srmds, Rat
and Nouse-Iraps, Glaciers Diamonds, Surveyors
Compasses, Mathematical Instruments and Chains
Double and Single Guns, Pistols, Locks, Powder
Tryers, Iron and Brass Wire, Fish Hooks, Their
mometers, Window-Glass, Brass Cocks, Pewter
CAST. IS, &c Sc.
October L. 45.tf
WE HAVE ON HAND,
una are Hosc receluine at the Sfoie heretofore
occnbiedby I'm. anderson
700 sacks sail, Liverpool filled
hhds. ST. Croix and Muscovado sugars
% bbls. loaf do
10 puncheons very superior Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
hhds. moasses
100 bbls. Pcarson's and other cut nails and
brais
so do Wrought de
1000 lbs green coffee
10 tons assorted bar iron
Q i2 do plough plates
Biistered and German steel
9 tons we-assorted shot
qr. casks Sherry Wine
do TO Malaga do
Gnn-powder. isaperiai and Young by
son TEAS, fresi. sni Q. superior
quality
by 10 and 10 by l2 Glass
Ccpperas, London m us'ard
London Refined salt pe,re
Indigo madden ard birthstone
Nutm-gs, pepper and pimento
Race Ginger
quantity of proof whiskey, in hhds.
bbls
Which we offer for sale, on accommodating
terms. ANDERSON & BARNEY
October Q. 4sem
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THE LONG ROOM, Market bridge.
HAVING had a complete repair during
tie summer. is again opened witha choice selection
ofssasonahle DRY GOODS, which have been purchased
auction, in NewYork, & will h. sold ON accommodating
terms.
.3LSO
Cases superior STRAW RON yETs
10 do. Genlenen's HATS
Country Merchants invited TO call ard examine
October IL. 10 q
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] V

Spin the yarn, and twist the string
s The halter ,trongtor all yoGr race
Each Common Council man shall swing,
And s,oty ghosts shall haunt die place.
V
Great Rccordr-mishty NGygr,
Cruel aldermen, sw'ar-
Oft be.Gr, YOU m.et your doom,
Pests shall rise snd troubles come;
And every plague Your peace 70 rick,
shall I'LL che streets of F.hoTac.
Vile dogs shall faster fill yOur town,
Than Dog mans Club cam beat them down,
Dead Cats in every itennel lie,
And all yoar seavpngcrs defy,
While unrisy'd dogs shalt gr'irt around.
Tear your brirk payments from the ground,
And while a. ni,ht you snGa.y snore,
Litter twelve pays lrefnrc your door.
Your carts with rafting rings and chains,
with t,nihl,l din hall iar youv brains
And thun'erng by. shall quite surpass,
Salmoneus his bridge Fhrass.
All, then, indeed, each cit shall say
OH for the sweeper's soothing hay,
To minglc with our dreams at Morn.
Sweet rs the huntSuan's mellow horn.
That simple strain-in thy employ,
Poor swe per, WAS Thy only Joy,
While trndging on with shoeless feet,
AT morn along the lonely street.
Yor un'd your voice. aed plaiuiire plead,
Tor work TO earn your daily bread.
VI.
Yes. cruel men-hnt think not the decree
Framh by your breath, shall Yarfo's music stop,
III rise GJoue the law, from Catch poles free
And yell my wrongs from eS'ry chnsley TOP.
Enough FOR 'Ae--with 10y see
The different doom Our tates assign;
He yanr's despair and police care,
no esrDi and TO sweep b. mine.
He spoxe and giving To the winds all dread,
Deep down the chimney's throat he thrust his SCOT
capt head.
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MI
Cold is cop.GiIley', tongue,

Cold Is Cop Gilley stDngue,
That wax the early MORN.
Young Gear sleeps upon his dusty sed;
No',se-lnnidS III vain ye mourn
Cnioe, whose high rsis'd song.
Made Numbering slugyarh lift his heavy head.
Yet Yaifo s,il, was left to cheer the town.
Like N6tcleii's glorious orb, when FranlSins sun
weat down.
Dear lost companions ofthe sweeping art,
. Dear rs cine light that visirs these sid eyes,"
" Dear as the riiddy drops that warm my heart'
Y1u died nidst your brothers tuneful cries.
40 more I'll " ep. They DO not sleep,
A gristly hand in anbusca'.e
see them sit, they iin-er yet.
Protectors of their native trade.
With me- in hprril harmon, they'll ion,
To weave with sooty hands the hansnIan's hempen
line.
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CAUTION TO SURVEYORS.

No phenomenon frequently asonshes land survey
than sudden variation of the needle Of their compass
This they generally atrhate the vicinity of iron
when the variation proceeds from very different reaon.
We shall enunieraic faw of the principal causes
which know by experience tends toatet the magnetic
needle
Isl. Rubbing the glass of tte compass which is the
needle, with silk banskercief wolen 10th, is certain
affecting in degree, the magnetism Of the needle be-
this friction e<ctes electricity which always tends
alter the magnetic power.
2d. Exposing the compass for any fine TO no, sun
produce ts effect. In hot day the surveyor ought
10 be careful his Compass after he has MADE his
observation.
sd. Fammcring beating in any the brass of
which the instrument is composed, will draw the Il. pole
Of The needle towards the hammered part The brass Of
all magnetic Instruments should he either left quite soft
ur IL should be chosen nf sue! Will made
nec by hammering, which sort, however, does
very Frequently.
th. During thunder storm, Immediately preceding
ii, the needle sometimes VARIES
5tl. " the glass of the Compass. the brass around t.
be kept perfectly dry slight change will also be pro-
duerd
9th. In surveying along the the N. pole will al.
ways teIisl ORe degrees towards the land.
9TH. The declinaion IS always seven minute,
IN the afternoon Of the day than in the morning.
Lynch6arg Press.
Cabbage ofthe size Of -four feet circnrsfe-
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LrHo,r THE Nrw-yonK EVENING rosr.l

TIE curse of Ta6o, fSe Chimney Srveeber, occa-
stoned By an ordinance Of the corporation pro-
hibiiiMg S.seeps from crying aloud in the streets
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fErom Aassan Pabers I

NASSAU. Aug. -.
Yesterday the Spanish brig Fenix arrived from Havana
She dispatched from thence for the purpose Of CON
reying down the Cargo Of Slaves Of the Ii Rosa OF which
fncl mention has been made here Two had been
previously from HAVANA inT this purpose. but were
captured by the Cariiagihan CuflcrS, Who presu.
med. have 4 ken tho Schooner Cement Of this port, be.
Longing 70 Mesrs. James K II. Wood, she saiIcd fr,m
hence for Havana about tWo mouths ago With Cargo OF
Dry Good and has been heard of since. They have
also. IL supposed tnen another British schooner bound e.
tfs port iroui IiAfa with considerable sum IN specie
hoard. So these Nsrauders, all il their fish that
Cgmes within their We understand By to arrival,
tat the late &c HAVANA. Gen. Apodac had sailed
from thence for Cruz, IN the Spanish Corvette Diana.
The present Governor is said TO bc going very quietly
and regularly 10 the footsteps of his predecessor No more
talk Of sbuing te ports Of CIba against Foreign Com
indeed present. they closely enough sealed
In lie CAflliagenisn cruiEers.
august II.
Asa proof orte efficacy Of tie copper ~ prrs
wing tlIe bOtioms Of vessels insert the following 0stt
ak months ago The ss NarJ Ann of this port, Gayod
with this and has Da'e several voyages scc the
Cnited States. without any cleaning whatever, Having
lay taken c groend AID iniHed part Of her aise keel
itsafne Necessary hesye her down, which done on
thursday last when The cement found b. ~ iie
nearly when first laid except whTrc
fabbed ofby akirg shc goond, and perleey free from
grass or bariIacc.
Seftenlber7.
Accounts from The Rsysnra mention tha; the ncrchas ~
kers ssas fvTwasj uh voluntary scbscfip i'll Of
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Cabbage ofthe size of -four feet cirenrsfe-
renee and weighing IS pounds, exclusive of the stalk and
loose outside leaves, produced the present season
from the GardcD Of Amos Freeman, Prospect HILL Bloc
m,ngSise. NetV7ork PaDcr.
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E-ctract Of a Letter. from On .<me,fean
Gentleman al Port-au- Prince TO his
friend IN Norfolk. dated
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REMOYHL.

JACOB X WILLIAMS have removed IN q
- store lately occupied by Messrs. Smith & Rs
die, nearly opposite TO the Bell Tavern.
They have just received, from New-York. a, =.
sortmeut Of DRY-GOODS among which are ,i ~
following: "e
Superhne, Second and Common Cloths and r..
sirieres, Pelisse Cloths, Coatings, Fanneis. Blas
kets, Black and Fancy Bombazines ard Rnnha
zettes, Umbrellas, Worsted Hosiery, Gloves. r.
brio, Leno and Book Sprig Muslii,s, Chamhray.
lhm'ty, Florences and Levantines, Grapes, Shaw,
Ribbands, sc. sc.
Domestic Goods, London Mustard
IN STORE.
Recsived Direct from LONDON
Snperine Broad-Clotl,s and Cassinieres R,,,
kets; Flusiiings; Callicoes; Vsstings Rue,
&c. ssi
And London Ale and Brown Stout. Jam.,,
Rum, 5,h proof, C'aret of superior quality, Psn,s
Glass Ware. escorted "'''-'
FOR RENT--.A store and counting room. on
posite 60 the le-Tavern.--Apniv rs above "
October 12 is.,f
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yTyO BE RENTED-Foi'fleeilsi a7e I-e.T,--II,-t
valuable and weil.known 1.qJJsR.N and
FL.7JfINIIO.N, in the county of New-Kent.
formerly helongingt 20 Mrs. Fraise,-.,n The main
rosd leading from Richmond to Williamsburg. and
IL miles from the former % -''
This stand, IS Tavern, is SO wen known. that II
IS unnecessary to say any thing as to the many adj
vaniages which it possesses
Possession will be given on the lst day Of January
next and 1t not rented out before the 18th day Of
,he present month, il viii then be set uD TO the
highest bidder on the premises.
for terms, apply TO Mr.. Furgnson, living on the
premises, or to tue subscriber, living in Richmond.
BYRD GEORGE,
OCt. y. i4-3t
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No ICE TO SURVEYORS.
FENiE Subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Court of King and Queen county. G. on'mis-
s'oners to contract with fl person or persons
Tor making an accurate Chart ofthe said eountv. ~
greeably TO the provisions Of the act of Assembly
passed ON the eth of February, 1915, entitled,
an act 70 provide an accurate Chart of each
county, and general map of the Territorv oS,h;.
Commonwealth" will receive proposals astil the
18th OF November next, from any person or per-
sons, disposed to undertake the execution of the n
foresaid business. - ''''
Letters addressed to them at King s. Queen
C0urt-housc, (Postase paid,) will be attend To.
Robert Pollard,
.drcLibdid X. Harzyood.
Thomas c. Hoones.
Vcto'er y. 4iu5Ns
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THE SUBSN RIDERS
IN addition 10 their former Stork.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND OFFEp
FOR SALE:
40 hhds, prime retailing MSlssses,
do. old Jamaica Ram,
10 do. Antigua DO
Gunpowder Tea, in chests aSd canister.
of . lbs
Old Jaws Coffee, Prime Green do.
Loaf and Brow Sugsr,
GunPowder, in Id. cannistcrs, Of sane.
rior quality
so caaks Old Brown Stout, Psrter, &c, &c
HARRY TOMPKINS * Co
Octo"er ~. 45.2
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Ityenty Dollars Reryard Z

I1venty Dollars Re7vard!
SIOLEN from the Plsntafio, of Mrs .yorob
- EiK1nson, near Carters,ille, Cumberla,d
county, on Wednesday night, the o4th of Septem.
per- a ches''nt-So'ref NOR SE-abost S feet one
inch hisi lac was formerly owned by .abner RO.
o'ason 81 Richmond, of whom purchased him he
rs about years old, might he Judged by some to he
older; one OF bis hind feet IS white nearly as bish
as the anele--Aso, three spots on one his shout.
ders, believed to be the left, occssoned by ROM
which spots are naked and nearly in line. one be-
low the other about the size Of an eighteen bence
some few saddle spots and, on examination, may
be discovered under the jaw knot, ahaut the size
OF an ounce ball, occasioned by the curb: he has
long switch tail, PAGES, tro;s and gaops he ,igcl
ned 10 be Vicious, carriesa very high hesd when
roue w'houta uartingaI-There are but fsy p,en
able to command him when in company, psrticrlar-
" hhetted--As to form, there are but few eeli
ngs that surPass him-He is very leagthy for b,
der wv oN
ahe above reward will BE given to any person who
VIII deliver the said horse, or give Information s.,
that get him again.
JAMES p. WiLKIXSOE.
OCt0Oe1' IL.
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WAsH1ScroN. September 6.

M
The election in Maryland, it appears,
has terminated in favor of Federalism and
for five years forward, that state is to be
cursed or blessed Oet the reader use which
term he chusCSN with fed, raj Senate
Though this result accords with our re-
luctant anticipations, yet before they were
realized, lingering ray of hope remained.
which it was hoped might brighten into
day but that ray has vanished, and
Cimmerian darkness overshadows the DO
liticai horizon Of Maryland.
[ The Republican party had little righc to
expect success, but from the goodness of
their cause and ,ae best cause requires
something more than its innate excellence
to Combat against an opposition numerical
ly more powerful than its supporters. The
state OF Maryland owes its present pros
trat on to two causes first, the inequality
81 representation, which gives to a county
having 700 voters, the same influence as
ccuntlesk aving treble the population-thus
defeating the Known sense of the state 4; &
secondly. TO the wealth of many of the ac-
tive men of the federal party, which canno,
be met by correspondent disbursements 81
the Republicans, and to the remark BILE zeal
OF the federal party, which has not, ir all
parts OF the state. at least, been Tlct with
sqaal ssslduity by their antagonists. That
there has been during the canvass prece-
ding the late election, a scene Of bribery
and corruption unequalled in our his Org,
we believe will scarcely be denied. The
transportation of voters to Annapolis. par
| ticularly, Ike the fraud which deprived
Allegheny Of its choice of Delegates some
years ago, was one of tbe boldcst inroads
| on the freedom ofelectgn that is re-or.eI
in history; such one as would have be ~
rejected with scorn. probably, by the most
corrupt Of the European berough>ynoneers
But use naturalizes all things ard, from,
| one graduation TO another, things have crrle
to such pass, that no exp,dients appear
now 60 produce shame, CT rouse the ell.
ings OF the pcopl =. except these which fail
| of success. w til tie remainder of grea.
majority, obtained ia times 1t deep distress
; and cs!a,nity fortified by such arts, AM
borne, along by current ofr,teral erthu-
J siasm among their leaders. the federal par
| ty, IL p minority Of some thousands among
! the people, have again majority Ct the
counties ofthe state Of Msryland.
This result. however, ought net, and
| vii! not, rcla5; TIE excrtions OF the rep,.0--
I lcan Q. Maryland. They have nof'tnlC to
lamert but the blindness Of delusio1 with
whio' "a utfor,austs people IRE aEiet4d,
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UNITED STATES BANK NOTICE,

YryHE Commissioners for superintendlng the sui
scriptions TO the Capital Of the Bank OF the u
intel States, at Philadelphia. hereby give notice,
according to law. tIiat the 6rst insisimant ct the
subscriptions to the Capital of The said Bank, a.
mounting Go eight millions, four hundred thousasd
dollars in Gold and Silver Coin, and in the public
debit has been actually received and that an cleo
ton Tor twenty Directors OF the said Eank by the
qualified Stockholders of the Capital thereof will
be held in the COMMISSIONER room, in the Bank
i,g- House of Stephen Girard, south third street, in
the city OF Phlateiphia OH Monday tie isrenty-
eighth ,ia. ofOctojes- merit, between the hours OF
niue ocsck in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the
afternoon, and by adjournment from day to day if
ound ne cessary.
The act OF incorporation provides that " Stock
holders actually resident within the United States
and none other, may vote elections by proxy :"
that " none but Stakeholder. resident citizen nj
the United States, shall be Director" and that
"no Stakeholder, unless he be a sitizen Of the
United States, shall in the choice of Direc
tors $" therefore, Stockholders voting by proxy,
will declare their citizenship and place of res
dence, and acknowledge the sspe before some
Justice Of the Peace, Notary 'uhlic in their vi.
einhy.
Stockholders who may have subscribed nj more
than one time place. I'LL be entitled TO vote on
ly according TO the aggregate amount of the shae5
60 s6bserihed.
The following scale exhibits the number Of votes
TO which the Stockholders will be entitled in vO-
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