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w. John Heath, (of Virginia. late Csofain
oi The Marine Corps, and inst appointed Cou-
sfl 90 teneriiie, has put forth pamphlet con,
ming N1i5US b0Tges Qgqinyt Can't Olirer
~ Perry, oftbe CRiied Suites Nary." Mr.. Il.
states, hat on The 10Th September. 1910. in ihe
harhor o. 'iessina, Capt. p. without adernate
provscation, addressed him i'm these words
You may 80 below, Sir-I have no farther
use your services on board This ship" Cthe
jara) OF which Capt. 2. was AT that tine com
mander, and whose marine guard, Rir. n. had
been appointed By the Secretary OF Tie Navy
% COmRaud.
That two daysafter, he was aecosteJ hv Cant
y. IN the most rude and mgentlernarlv ian.
gnage, and finally Tccciycd bi0io-A rfnpog-
al was next day made By Capt. p" that he
regrets he should have been 80 much excited
As 90 offer you (air. H. personal violence. aud
that ne VIII make son an honorable and per
snnal apology such as wli be- prOrcr for vou 10
receive and me 70 MAX e"-wiiich Mr. IA fpicc-
ted for the reasons he states.
That nc was confined to his sfaie.roo,o-- Inst
u was not TIL The ifth Of October ne was fur
nished with list Of the char.es against
him.
tie complains hoayil, to-, Ut Com Cham.
cey tor denying him cOuftmartill fog ,hfce
months an an half
he states that finally a court martial was
assembled on the frigdte Java on the sIst De
c.inberi when Capt y. attempted To prove that
W. IA. hat,on the 22l July, eplied to hls On
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HOUSE OF REPRBaE NATIVES
NIcad0g, DEE so.
The Senate adJourned'

4N.sNi's h|ES '1Cs
|, 4 numbec % p-uuuns were present
ed and reierJed amorgs them ne
mortal presented by t.,s s3eakes, : on
The legislature Of tfIsg5 Spgi terr.tory
noticed above in the gr5tesdIggS a8th.
senate: ALSO, BY Mr. Con1'c., ne pea-
zion o! sundry manufacturers o; b.
iron5n NeWSJersey, praying such al
IRsPeasc OF duty on Imported lr.n -
will enable them 60 continue their IA
slness; also, By Hr Louim5rc t6l
petition OF sundry mem ,ers ct ,Ha III s.
sissippi legislature, prag'Eg 'he ttsI
sion Of said territory la'o two PARIS, aSd
that the weslcrn pare thereof ne admit
ted into ,hc usicn as IN. inIep5ndecl
state.
Mr, ChgppaEFfrora Inc comm" Is %
pensions and rsye}clcn-:y claims
made unjavorabIe repur,s oD tire pes
lioo of Jacob Gerraand, on TIC peliio
Of Lambert Rob51sor, o. the + rio
Of capt DAM zones cad IN Ile pc
,iian Of David Daycso0 which re
ports CATER an irt fec,rai aiempt !,
lay the second and last OF he table
were seyerally concerned in by "a,
house; and the committee was, Or mo.
lion Of Mr. Ctappeii Giscb rgcd from.
the further .nsldrraiiOU OF he petition
Of Thomas Newell
Mr. Condict fro-r the committee OF
revi8a and unfinished business, repor,
ID in part list of thirty seven bills re
naming urE isFed al the close OF the
last session, IN sarioas stages OF pro-
gress.
MIR Tuckcr from the committee on
the district OF Columbia, reported a bill
10 Incorporate he subscribers to the
Far kiln Bank Of Alexandria, (now
called The Real Estate Bank and for
other purposes, which was twice read
and COMM ued.
Mr. Peasan,s, from the committee on
naval affairs, made detailed report or
the petition Of Thomas Allen, repre-
sentative Of VIM. H. Allen, late com,
nander Of the y 5. brig Argus, and
he surviving officers and crew ct that
vessel, concluding with z resolution IN
favorable TO the petitioners The report
and resolution were, Oh motion # NJ
Smith Of Md. ordered 10 lie on the t.
Ole, and be printed.
MIR. Calhoun offered for consiJera-
ton the following resolution
RtsotUed, That tho committee Of
ways and means be instructed to en-.
quirc into the cTpediency OF repeating
so much OF an act, entitled An sct
aIr;hcr % amend the several acts for
INC estab'j5hmcnt and regulation of the
treasury, war and navy departments"
passed ;hc Ga of Gasch, 1903, as au-
.horiscs the president q! tke United
Sts.es 10 transfer appropriations.
Ir Calhoun Supported the propris.
7 Of his moYon ~ remarkiUg brisa
On Tie evils, great evils he said, which
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{ Reported for the s6tcGmsnd COMPILER ]
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Richmond, Dec. %

Richmond, Dec. %
Yesterday. Mr. Dade called up in
The House Of Delegates, the Execution.
oil which ,he Select Committee had
brought in--SeVeral amendments were
proposed.
vi, Alexander moved TO strike oct
:. deeds cFnust," so as to let them re
nan un,ouched-LoSt.
ur Stokely [of Wood moved TO in
,roducv +" the bank of Marietta in The
,tale of OHIO" as one of those, whose
10. es might be received-Mr S. state
h., these NOES constitute large por-
,ou Of the CIRCULATING medium Of his
section Of country Carried.
Mr. Nj Coy (of Iyler,) moved to add
the Union Bank of Pennsylvania
whose nores circulated in the North
Eaten Section Of the State-Carrie
Mr. Clarke (of Powhatan) propose 4
20 add after the enumeration of the
banks, proviso, That 4" the court of the
county where such sale is about to take
place shall previously have determined
such notes 10 be current in that county"
Mr.. C.. assigned as the reason Of
his proposition that it would prevent
any notes from being received where
hey arc not current. This amendment
was carried.
mir Dado proposed TO I'D TO the com
meaciDg clause, that this act, " shall
continue in force till the" (blank day of
blank - Carr'ed'
MIR. Dads also proposed to amend the
bill so as to make it the dnfy of the
county courtsto declare which of The
notes specified we're in cirouIatihn in
their respective counlies--AmeDdment
agreed TO.
The question was then put on en-
crossing and reading the bill the third
lime, which wa5 arried.
Some private and local bills were act
ed on-about which the reader will in
all probability feel little interest.
December 81.
The Stay Law las it has been some.
lines tcrmed) passed the House OF
Delegates, Yesterday, Ayes 79, Mes
4s.-It viii be recollc c,ed, that accord
ing 10 this bill. The execution is stayed,
unless the plaintiff will agree to receive
nc bank notes of this State, those Of
the Distric, Of Columbia, those of Bal
more, those of ,fe Union Bank OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and Of the Bank of Ma.
rieUa, in Ohio--lhis regulation is to
AXE eject ill the first OF September
pcxt
The House then went into Commit
tee Of the Whole on sbe Bill " Toes.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Nezu York, Dee. q


AT 3 late hour on Satur day night, Tie
fast sailing and regular trading ship Pa
cite, Is owne, arrived at this port from
liverpool, Il cm whence she sailed on
IGc i7;b of November By this arri-
val the Editors OF the Mercantile Ad-
vertiscr are put in possession of Lon
don papers TO the evening Of the 5th,
Liverpool of the 18th and LIoyd's Isis
TO the 18th of November inclusive.
The London Courier of the evening
OF the 18th, announces that the Ports
Of Great Britain were declared open to
The importation Of foreign Grain, -four,
oats &c and that the Gazette of the
Is h would contain the order
A dreadful storm was experienced
at Liverpool and along the coast of Eng
land, on the 18th, which did great dam
age to the shipping, and towns on the
coast, and destroyed many lives
The London Globe, of November
IN, says, " Mr and Jiss Patterson,
(ci,aeVaut MRS. Jerome Bonapar,e)
are on visit 10 Northamptonshire.
Tbs ship Pacific. brough; 4,4Oo letters,
Corn Erchange, London, .Rev Is.
The wind having been contrary since
Wednesday has deprived us of sup.
ply OF most grain, which was expected
this myrning and although there was
but Ktgie wheat at market, there was
no advance in prices, in consequence of
our ports being now open for the impor-
tation OF that grain, as we'll as for bar
ley, rye and oats, the latter article is
nearly unsaleable, as the consumers are
holding off til they see the extent of
the foreign arrivals what little barley
was feft over on Wednesday met ready
sale this morning, but at 10 amend
ment price.
The aggregate averages for the -
maratime counties, by which foreign
impoftatiods are at last definiliyely
struck. Wheat, barley, rye and oats
are admitted the particulars will be
published in the Gazette of tomorrow
evening.
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resulted to the public interests from
the practice, particularly in the war de
partner Of permitting funds &c be di-
verted from one object to another. He
urged, in q iorcitle manner. the ne
cessny of applying remedy, and tha,
was 20 compel In, the departments All
gid adherence to specific appropIia
tons.
Alter some observations from Messrs,
johnson OF KY. Smith OF Md Lowndes
and Pickering, respectively. principal
ly explanatory OF the present and Tor
mer practice OF the departments, out
generally acquiescipg in the propriety
of cnquTy--tlle resolution was agreed
TO
On motion OF MIR. Lewis, the COM
mittee on the post Office were directed
20 enquire into the propriety OF increas.
ing the compensation of the pest.mas-
ter at AldIeE in Virginia
On motion oil MIR. III. Nelson 1t was
resolved 10 direct committee to en-
qu,re into the propriety of further ex
tending the time for locating Virgins
military land warrants, and for return
ing be surveys thereon TO the general
and Office and also further extend
rg the time TO complete the surveys
ard obtain the patents for lands uudet
Virginia resolution warranis-with
save 30 report by bill or otherwise.
The speaker laid before the house a
statement from the war departing NJ, the
same as that noticed above in the pro
ceedings Of the senate which was or
dercd to be printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas,
ReSotUeG, That the committee on the
public lands De instructed to enquire in
to the expectancy OF adopting such re-
strictIons as will be calculated to pre-
vent the rmatiou of companies TO mo
nopoiize lublic lands in the Mississi p
pi territory,
ORDER OF THE DAY,
The house then resolved itself into a
committee Ct the whole, Mr. Condict
IN the chair on ,he bill to amend the
act author sing the payment OF proper
. !os,, captured or destroyed while in
re military service Of The United States
during he lo,e war.
Ths amendment moved by MIR. John
son OF Ky. % strike out the whole o.
the bill excepting the ,enacling clause
| and In lieu thereof 10 insert the substi
ute offered by him on Friday, being
under consideration,
Ar animased debate arose, not confn-
ed wholly to the limited question be
lore the house, but occasionally EN-
Tracing some Of the most Important
3olicy and of national law connected
with the state Of national war. a sketch
f the debate will hereafter appear.
The committee rose, little after four
o'clock, withou. coming TO a decision
= and
,the house adjourned.
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tabiish suHdry banks within this Com.
mopwealtb." The Committee went
through the Bill and made some amends
ments TO II.
They struck out, for example, the
first day of September next, as the day
On which the books of the bank are to
be opened, and substituted the first day
of November next.
They limited the number of shares
which may be subscribed for in any one
Cay, az fthfy instead OF one hundred
J hey agreed to expuDge from the
following clause the words in Italics,
Il" in case of such excess" (That is, il
the notes in circulation exceed three
times the amount of the capital paid in
and deposits,l Sc or Of any quotation Of
the Charter Of said Bank, OF any Other
gross mismanagement thereof, the Di-
rectors under whose administration it
shall have happened. shall be liable for
the same in their neutral private capa-
ciiies"-And they agteed also to limis
the amount of Eotes in circulation to
tsrice Gnstead of three times) the a.
mount of the capital stock actually paid
In, over and above the money deposits
ed in the bank for safe keeping, Sc
= Several other amendments were a.
dopled--when the Committee rose, and
reported them to the House, when they
were agreed to with some slight varia-
lions.
The Bill! will be again taken upon
Wednesday; when the House will
probably determine what and how many
Banks they will charter.
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GONHkE9S.
In sENATE--DncnMnsn so.

IN SENATE DEcEMpEn so.
Mr. Kug, OF NewsYo.k, appeared
and tooR MS SCAT.
The president Of the senate commu-
nica,ed a memorIal from this icgisiauy.
council OF Mississippi territory, praying
lhe admission ol Ihat territory into thy
union as an independent state
The president also laid before the
seuaie a communication ttom the aCuug
secretary OF war, trausmittIug 5 aIe
'ment oil the expenditure and applies
ZION OF al. monies by Tie war pan.
'menl, during The year ending The 3olL
September last.
ne resolution submitted by M
fr0up on Friday, directing the COM
.nlttee al claims to enquire into the OK
pediency OF auIhoris.ug the payment t.
the state of Georgia OF certain claims
for the services OF militia called out en-
Ger the av,horiiv oil The Tinted States
IN Ye2 and 1898, for the defence oi
said state against Indian vasion--was
taken up aud agreed 10.
The Senate adjourned.
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Boston, Dee. 2s.

<'OoEOHb @(eG. 90
From Spanish hmerica Capt. VIII
liams, VINO has arrived at Salem from
Laguira, via Martinique, conlradic,s
in the Salem Gazette, the late TeporE
from St. Thomas, that Laguira and Ca
raccas had been taken by the patriots
but states, that they were Ia the hands
IT the royaiislS the middle of Novem.
Der. He adds, that the defeat of Be-
livsr was not so disastrous as was at
first represented: That sir Gregor
M'Gregor Joined Bolivar's forces at the
moment they were repuised and Boil
var had made his escape, rallied the
patriot forces and compelled the roya.
lists to retreat in their turn That he
hen advanced into the interior, where
he was assured of plenty and reinforce
ments and from thence he lately
marched upon and captured Barcelona
That M'GregOr had 5000 troops with
several English, French and American
officers shd il was supposed he had
taken Cumana, IS the governor and his
family had arrived at Laguira, abou
the gath Of November And that
Ltguira, the fall Of that place, Carac,
cas-, and the strong Key Of Augusiura
was daily expected
we have received the Nantucket Ca,
zelte of Tuesday last week. Captain
Myriok has arrived there from ST. Tho.
mas, which be left the ID inst. He in.
forms, Icw days before he sailed the "a
nous Gregor M'Gregor arrived there
from the Spanish Main, bound - Meg
co, to join the Spanish patriots there :
That the general informed captain M.
that the patriots had totally defeated
the royallsts, and had obtained posses
sion Of all that part OF the country
add that the cause Of his MGregor's1
,eaving the patriots of Vc"cz1ela, was
dissatisFa ton at their conduct re8fetf-
ing neHfrals Capt NJ was frequent
IL in company with the general wbs,
wore plain dress.
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II & 7 MANDEVUEE
z z AVE inf received and offer forfale,
IA 10 bbls, Whilkey
10 hhds ~ and I'D quality Sugars
70 puncheonS Rum
20 bags Pepper and Pimento
IS do Green Coffee
90 boxes Spaniih SegarS
1000 bullels Liverpool coalfe Salt
aoo reanis Writing Parer
IS do Wrapping Paper
25 kegs Brandywine Gun powder
40 do Brulh do
roo lbs Spaniih Flotant Indigo
Ioo do Louiiiana do
10 kegs Manufactured Tobacco
Together with General AGortment OF
GROCERIES.
e. Family Flour, as ulual.
December IS.
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e For lales of REAL RsTATs and Hon.
sgs To LAT ice lah page.
nALno All AtLllVN.

SAILS AL AtCllVN.
On WEDNESDAYS e. SATURDAYS,
VIII be offered at The auction uffioe, on
Union Street, between King and FRINGE,
an eAtenGve and general aliirtment of
.SE.fSO.a,aBLE GGUi}S, !
OF BritiGh French, German, India and
Domeitic manufactures, which viii be well
fele6ted, and well worthy the attention ct
town and country merchants and others,
as the undersigned will be abundantly fup
Piled from the manufactures ard their
friends in new York, Bottom and Philadel-
phia, which will give 10 gentlemen an op
portuni,y of laying in their goods on as
good terms as they can be in thoie cities,
taking into view the difference OF exchange
etc etc.
The particular defcription OF Goods will
be advcrtlied in the papers of the day.
ConfgDmepts Hrietly attended to and Ii
bcrsA advances made If dehrable.
x j&O. JACKSON & Co. 3
November n Au6tioneers-
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Union Bank Of Alexandria,

Union Bank Of Alexandria,
26th, Dec 1916,
I'm OR AFTER the fri &C January,
~ next, ltockholders in This jnfttution,
who have paid up the fevera initalments
called for, may receive from the profits Of
the lat Fix months dividend of four per
cent. on the money paid in by them refpec-
lively. BY order,
c. +. CHAIN AN, Cafh'r.
Deccmb 90 4w
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After The arguments OF the counsel,
Mr.. Justice Swap,op charged The Jury,
hat IL was the duty oi the master Of .
ship 10 irtai his passengers win alien
ZION and poli,ene sss-- Thc csp tain stooa
IN the same relation TO the passengers,
IS a masier-ot al inn or .hoLel did 10
WARTS his guests Having the super
attendance Of bis. vessel, the law had
ln,es:ed the captain with the authority
necessary for preserving peace and
good order
On this occasion, the captain not only
failed Ia treating the plaintiff with be-
coming decorum, but counte and
actually had some agency in che injury
charged IN the declaration. The con-
duct OF the defendants towards the
piainuH. was highly rtprehensi5ls. a
.er, ticking into consideration The wosnd
ed feelings Of the plaintiff On the one
nsnd, and the circumstances of the de-
tendanIs- on ]he oiher,it would be-the
duty CT the juryeto render such-a YER
dict as they considered just and equila-
| BILE.
The jury rendered verdiclin lavor
of the piaiBafi, FOX S46.
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Whenever a vessel arrives IN the
equator OF any remarkable head.land,
wnere the raw hands ard passengers
nn board have not been before, The sea
men. according 10 an old usage, FIRE
Jueutliy proceed 10 the ceremony OF
shaving which is thus pcrio' med; one
Of the crew, who is best calculated for
irollery, lg habited in a ,an;astic ridicu>
lous manner, and with a spt alsing irutn
pat in his hand personatss old Nep
tune. lie goes forward to the bow o
The vessel. while those wno are TO be
shavet, a,C kept below, and desccuds
until pefnaps, he raschesthe waterHud
from theHCe asceua5 on deck, pretend.
Jog to have emerged from The ocean.
lie halls the crew with his trumpet an
swer is made, and tnulUsl Corgra;uia-
ions rass bctweon h;s godship and the
I'D scanen. Re Pcoceed to order The
"quisIte apparatus Tor shaving, which
generaty CONSISTS Of . piece Of iron
horU, composition to- latter made 81
siurH and otter offensive matters, aDJ
a teJ OF wafer. } he persons wbo ate
tC c sh0red, arc then brought on deck
o"c by ore, bl. trlidcd. Tboss Who
ma, @a,ll WEI, ere shaved lighi,
this those who are refractory, az.
.hs9ea a..4. .s..cr shaving, his god
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snip proceeds to swear the novice TO di
verS singular Observancess one OF wbic,.
Is, that he " viii never eat broWn breao
when ne can gstWhite-" The orc shaved
Is cilher immersed in tub ol water, O
mas bucket iu:i IRON above. poured on
his head, and tbe lroiic enuss
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NAPOLEON's MEMOIRS.

The common dangerand public enthusiasm
haO forced every party to Join for tie moment.
Security divided them. Whenever there H.
not an iucoutestiDie centre Of power. men viii
be found whO viii hopo TO incline 1t towards
themselves. itis what happened to mine.
My authority was only that of "A teruporarV
magisudcy u was therefore not unalterablp -
Whoever bad vanity, and believed himself nos.
sested Of talent, began acampaign against me.
The tribune became thc citadel whence thew
commenced their attack, under The name Of The
executive power.
ifl had yielded 20 their destinations. IL
had been al over with the state Il had zoo
macy enemies 10 venture 10 divide 20. forces
on 90 lose time in words. The recent trial W.,
toierably rude proof, but IL was net sufficient
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DosToN, May 10.

Spanish Amc,5can 0ijagS.
We have translated, from "a late European
paper, the following article, winch g.. "a 10 be
rom an Official source. 1t certainly appears to
befrOman intelligent one and does not exhibit
30 gloomy pic.urc OfSpaDish aliIirs il iine-
iica, DIS has been painted in other quarters. The
usual dliJwdncemadeon modern Spanish ac
counts, 0i ali parties, must not be admitted
here. a tcw notes are added.
OF SOUTH AMERICA.
Wadrid (Sgpi,) jim 30.
The following recent intelligence from our
Colonies in America is from Az authentic
source
The island Of Porto Rico, 81. Domingo, and
Cnba are perfectly tranquil and loyal 20 tie
Hing. (G
Ihe wee Roy Of Mexico is master Of ,he ca
pital, and al the central provinces, OaXacO 70
Durango. (JJ
We have no recent news from NeC Wsric2.
or California. We fear tine religions HissiOna-
rics---the only establishments eSistng in tie
latter couuiry--haye been ruined Dy rcvolu.
ton, cmissaries, and American priv ateers un.
deg abe flag Of Buenos Ayrcs. (c)
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May 27.

VALUABLE LAND FoR SALg.-By Y irtue of a Deed o
Trust, of Edward Garick to Henry Young ofTecoid
IN the County William, for certain purposes there
on Thursday the nineteenth day Of June neNt if fair
not the neat fair day, at Aylets Waiehonse in tie said
county Of King William the Tract of land When said
Edward Garlick now resides, situate aboNt miles 4
Oove tie said Warehouse, containing ahont $50
rms ract OF Land very fertile, aud the soil partieu-
iaTy adapted 10 the growing o: Indian corn wheat
oh is very coomedions brick dwelling house and
veial convenient out houses.
The terms Of Sale 6ciU 6cone third cash 10 be paid
ON the urst day ofJanuary next when possession will be
gvea; and tie other two.thirds i'll equal annual in
stainents for whci bonds with approved security vii.
he iequiied. The purchaser will have the privilege os
sowing wheat the next fall.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON, Attorney
d, fact, for Henry yoaas-
<4pr1I ID.
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I1uFFALoE SPRINGS, DTeilcnbsrg CouHfy.-Tbe
- subscriber hereby informs his iiieuds and the pub
c, that lie still Keeps House Entertainment at this
desirable watering place. and hopes the increased celeb
rity OF the water, and his eserons please viii en-
sure him portion al pablo patronage. Those who may
he with the qualities of Tie water may lest
assured that they viii ind eiCacious slhe cure of ia
terntent and remiem bilious tcyeIs acute rhrulna-
tis, tain;s from syphyltic comp anduar obstruc
tios aud is of pecGler efficacy in diseases Of e skin
persons Who appeared to have been hectic, by speedily
cal cases much bcuehtted. lnAne on the sensible
il must useful ia Of those disorders which
have for baiaeduedca sAil, aud rendered life IN
some. This water was, during the last winter, analyltd
by Dr. Cox OF Phisdelphia, and although il had been
much exposed before reached there and
sequence have lost OF its qualities the proves
that the foregoing descriponof its virtues,
goes, is unqucsOnaby correct In consequence Of
scarcity and high price oi gram the subscriber is
reluctantly compelled to raise the price OF keeping
horse TO SIS 50IerweeN the board will he 81 per week
as heretofore; children aud servants half price persons
less than aweek will be charged 81 rs per day
for board, and IL for horse Tie has extensive pas
ture, well enclosed, immediately a the spring. the
use of those wis think prepertO pasture their hors.
es OF purchase gain ar themselves in the meighsoThood
His icehouse is well licd, aud he faters himself hu
is prepared TO accommodate those who may during the
summer months resort thither fer The benefit of their
health, OF amusement, in an agreeable manner
JOSEPH +. SPEED.
May 81. G-wSw