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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
THE IRISH DUEL.

Tune-.lirs. Waadie casa sridooo.
Potatoes grow at Limerick and Beefat Bal
ignore,
And Butterm'k is beautiful; but that you
knew before,
And Irishmen love pretty girls, but none
a could love more true
Than little Paddy Whsckmackrack lor d
Kate O'Donohoo.
Now Katy was as nate lass as ever trpp'd
the sod,
And Paddy bore with equal grace. musket
or nod
With trowel and with bGSanes by turns the
hero chose,
To build up houses for his friends and bold
ly charge his foes.
When gentle people fall in love, loves ne
yer at loss,
To find some ugly customers their haPpI-
ness 10 cross,
And Paddy found no little trouble from
rival swain,
Who kept tue Cat and Coscunber in Cau-
Iiiowcr Lane.
This youth was cail'd Mackirkincratt, o
very dapPer eli,
Whose ctothes they fitted neatly, tor ne
mlIe 'em AL himself;
A tailor blade he was by trade, oil natty
boys the broth,
Because according to bis coat he always
cut MS cloth.
But Paddy knew the feelings of gentle
man II hurts,
To find another ungenteeiy sticking in his
skirts,
So sent challenge without fear; for though
he was not rich,
lie caliu himself a gentleman and still be-
haveu as SIGH.
Mackirkey too good manners knew, tor he,
asn appears,
To Paddy mote iOr leave to come and cut
oil both his ears.
Says Pat to that in style polite, as well you
may suppose,
"My ears are al your SdrVtce, sir, but hrst
Iii pull your nose.
The when and where was settled fair, when
Pat, As bold as BRASS,
Cried you know what we fight about?"
AlackirGey cried 'aLGSH
And then IN haste anu not 10 waste such
very precious Time,
One prin'd without loading 'tother load
Ell without prime.
Then back TO back they stood goodlack &c
measure yards score,
Mackirkincratt sucn honest measure never
gave bSiore,
lie walkeu so Iigh, that out Of sigh, full
fairy he v as seen,
And Paddy shot hnser-post just halt a
nile between.
Now tat and Kate soon after that in fed
lock S bands were joined,
Mlckirker he kept walking On and never
look behind,
And till this day, ms ghost, they say, Tor he
OF love expired,
Keeps walking round the hnger-post at
which bold Paddy ir'd.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23

dams. and their associates, raised this their
country am themselves to the very highest
step of glory 10 which any nation or SET OF
men ever mounted, an ambition of so very
opposiie a nature as that now described,
cannot fail, il il be nourished by grat'fica-
ton, to sink the republic with still greater
rapiditv than il rose. IL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
FOUNDER ~ HORSES,

1t is said the following receipt will cue
the most severe founder N horse. Tske
a large handful oil. sun.fowcr seed, bn,e
and mix i, in any kind Of feed the hor,r Is
accustomed TO he will eat Il ithcut reIuc,
tance two feeds will perform a cure.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23
By Last Evenings Mail.
From the ". Y. National .ldgocqfe. Oct. 90


CoMNoDoRG PERRY n GAIT HEATH.
The unfortunate dispute brtwccn these
two gentlemen has been the subject of W..
rious comments, and has excited consider.
BILE interest troue auut Tue union. Comno.
dore Perry conceiying that IN aionenen.
was necessary for having. in moment Of
for etIulness, raised his hand to an officer
holding a commission under the govern.
men, afforded capt. Heath the satisfaction
he required.
The meeting took place yesterday, on
The Jersey shore, when Commodore Pcr
received the fire of Captain Heath. wilho1,
injury-reserving HIS ire, and refusing 81
the same time, 10 exercise said right; aud
Captain Heath, satisfied at this gallant and
maynanimOus atonement, the parties sCl.
rated-'nd thus toEOursbly terminated tins
unpleasant difference, which, we trust, viii
here; 'er be buried in oblivion.
lie have received several documents
relative 10 this Transaction, from winch It
appears Com. Perry has conducted himself
ia the mos, honorable manner IN this affair,
and justified the favourable opinion enter.
tanned OF his gailantry and good conduct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-23

From The .Nta- York Gazette, Oct. 20.
We learn b. the brig Wnrrcn. arrived
yesterday that a few days before she sailed,
several Patriot vessels mace m attack On
and bombarded {. town of Laguira, 10.
ring the whole nIghi-but were REFUSED
with considerable loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-29
STEAMBOATS,

The following exhibition Of steam boat navi.
gaiion, is wr!l caiculoied 10 excite the wander
Of the world. N y CIR
NeW Orleans, HRgpst iS.--Arrived, steam boat
Washingtom Sewers, Shippingport-lcit there
ed August and dioppcddOwn 10 take in wood :;
the StsnYtnS passed mp al III 4. NJ, Sd, got
underway, at noon spoke the Governor Shelby
AT the mouth OF Indian creek, out 81 days...
August7, spoke the CorStiiuiionagr0undb below
the mouth Of Cumberland; at u. NJ. spoke
the Napoieon ont IS days. August s, spoke
HE Cincinnati, 20 days ont Oil, smoke the
Franklin ior st. Louis out 22days 10Th spoke
Tie Buffalo, at second ChickaSaVv Bluffs 81
ddy out, in distress. several Of her hands dead
miles below Fort Pickering sp0k 2 the George
Madison, out 10 days; IL miles below the Fort
spnke the kentucky. Spoke The Gen. Jackson
go miles below the River St Francis, IL DAYS
Oni. l2th, spoke Capt Paiirey Of the Jamrs
Monroe, engaged III taking ouf her boiler
Spoke The Eagle at island So, OUT II days. The
ONO was % miles above Walnut Hills. The
Washington brought down duentire new set of
machinery fer the Ohio, aud Captain Shreeve
calculated to ret in order and proceed on hi :.
voyage III about ten days.
LOaiSriHe, -fHgaSs l.-sitam boat Washington
leaves here this morning Tor New Orleans, full
cargo.
passenger from on board steam boat Gov.
Shelby, arrived here last evening" WHO left the
Loaf Tie 18th ult. al Mouth of Cumberland to
leave there that day for this place.
The VesuNiuS al Fort Massac the 2sth.
As the Ohio river has been in good boating
! order for the last week, We mas expect lie
! above boats here hourly.
The Buffalo is getting up slowly.
The Monroe is waiting the fall OF the river to
! repair.
The Eagle arrived at Eaichez tie 18th nit.
Steam boat Ohio has broke her cranks; cCm-
| ing on but slowly.
| NOIbins from the Napoleon since leaving
| Orleans.
| NdshrWe, july 1.-THE steam boat Harriet
arrived here on Sunday last, with freishi and
! passengers from y. Orleans.
MoLiie, July 2S.-Ihe steam boat Aiabama or
| Sunday last, proceeded down tue bay as far as
| the point, and we learn that She Mas propelled
| al the rate of Ecariy miles an hour. Size lett
here yesterday for ST. stephens.
CiHciHnati, JGiy 2t.-On Friday afternoon
last was launched, IL om the bOat yard OF Aiess,s
| Richards ~ Nelson, above the steam mil: the
| steam boat Heica. owned by T.. HouoIc and
Joseph barbarOuX {. Go. ofL0uiSvile INTENDED
rs a regular trader between Louisville aud ~.
Orleans.
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sense circumstance IN particular led 10 n be.
iei that ali'was not right in regard 20 her
She had entered This port as "a Portuguese
vessel, IN distress. on her VOYAGE from Bombay
TO Lisbon; but no good reason could be con-
ceived why she had come so Tar out OF her way
IN search OK supplies. \ want OF some of the
essential documents connected witl the ca,.o,
led to disclosure OF the tue character of the
vessel. IL now appears that ,he WAS TAX en- in
July last, otthc IOit of Rahia. by the Buenos
Ayrean privaieer Ia irssiStit!e, ca taiu :. u.
Daniels, which, vessel Arrived at Baltimore on
the nth INST. as reported in Yesterdays Ccuri.
er The supercargo, or fdtrr Prize master,
y named Edward Gretnweli. and WAS formerly
an acting LIentetanI ia The navy OF the Unued
SiStes; the prize crew is composed Of three
Waite and about ten black seamen; the latter,
1t is stated. had been idAeu out Of other Poi-
tncueSe vessels, captuivd toy the irreSj.iibie-
they were all committed 10 Jail yesterday, nu.
der warrants trom 8. II. Mitchell, Esq The
biig ano cargo remain IN lac custody OF tie
collector of the customs. a cIaim, we under =
stand, has been pat IN ior ,tem 10y &. 4. g..
NcStcndorH, Esq. Pcrtugre.e Consult III he
halt q, the original 0wuers. l. ~ cargo consists
oi about 900 bScs nee 5n0 bales Of 'sgit-peire
100 boxes of tea, zoo bags Of gsnser. 100 do. o,
lnnenio, sc. ICity Gd-etIe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-29

TO forget the outrage ofour enemies q
Tins is demanding more from human ma
ture than we have right TO expect from
II. The Americans reincensed and deep
~ iuceused against the Indians; and they
know, besides, that il they do not destroy
the Indians. tue Indians will destroy them.
A long experience has convinced them,
that the independent existence of the In
dams is perfectly Inconsistent with the
progress OF civilization.
Ii may be said that the Indians are the
aborigines of the country, and they have
right 10 resist Tie eiicroachmenis which
are daily made ON them. But is this an
argumeDi whicI, we are entitled TO urge z
We who, IN all thai relates la usurpa,ion
and injustice, are III every way Implicated
with the Americans When we were So
vereigns al America, and the Americans
were our brethren, we followed precisely
the practices Which we are now coudcmn
ing III them. This does not indeed form
4 Justification of the Americans bat II
ought, al all events, TO reRder as Il little
more modest IN arraigning their conduct.
But, says "a Morning Paper, this is
bu'chery towards the original owners
of a soil, OH which all but the Indians
are guilty of the grosscst usurpatiOn.''-
Does this paper ~ can seriously 10 propose,
that, hy way OF setting an example TO the
Americans, we should give back Canada
10 the indians, and Withdraw our Euro
pean pOpulation2 No, il does not. What
is this, then, bot the language of canning
and bypocrlcy ID.
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fFrOm he Hage,stoo.n Torch L;ghf.1


JOSEPH THOMPSON IiAPE, the mail robbcr,
VITO was hung III Baltimore, on Thursday last
was as 40 .Orl0us and successful rObher az has
ever been brought 10 punishment III the United
States. For fourteen Yeas past bis life pre-
seDts connected series of extraordinary aud
successful tObbcfIes. committed ia Louisiana,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Pennsylvania.
Virginia, Mary iaud, Massachusetts, New York
aud New jersey, and IN Canad3 and the Spa.
niSh provinces, 10 the amount OF abOat one
bUudred thousand dollars.
The first robbefyin which he was concerned,
was in New Orleans, where he, in company
with some others, robbeda sea- captain eli a
waich Wsrih 80 gGInCds-ihe second was also
IN New Orleans, where they rohbed French
officer OF large sum Of mpuey ihr third and
fourth were liae IN New Orleans one Of
which consisted OF 80 dollars, which they took
from coUntfynaB, the other Of watch and
II dollars-ihe fifth was IN the wilderness be-
tween the AlrSce Shoals aud Choctaw naiiOn
where Hare and two Others robbed n COMPANY
Of four gentlemen Of about 2S 900 dollars, in
GOld--the sixth was in The ChOcfaw nation.
where they robbed . gentleman from st. An
EuStlne and Que from Charleston. South Caro-.
lima, Of ~ ar 10 $50 dollars IN gOd--ihe seventh
was Al. ~ tie Ch0ctaW nation, where he hin.
self robbed Il traveller OF 2.7G0 dollars in gold
and a bag Of silver, watch, AVID rilie-ihe
eighth vas bctwecn Pensacola aud Baton
RoHge, whore they sobbed company of five
ofiO weight Of goidaod some silver,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-29

We haze received from Buenos Ayrcs the
following address, from Tic patriot gen
eral Jose Miguel &c Carrefa.
70 tie Free Inhabitants effhe Turns 81 CkiG
Where are our brothers, orr fellow
conutrymen, JOSH JOSEPH AMI LEWIS
DE CARREEAl What is Tie ia,c. " hat is
The destiny of those ilustrious citizens, Of
those brave generals, Who directed y0ur
valor in establishing for The country mon
umeuis ofimpcrshablc glory, OF The eel
ebraied days OF YRRBAs-BUENAs, SAN
CARLOS, CHtIAN, CoNcgPYiON, TAI
CABUANo, MhYFU and RhNCAGUA :
Alas, they are no longer in existence =
They were put To death like traitors and
male'aciors y! Unhappy victims Of tire
most deiesiabIe tyranny of an ipiquitoGs
iriumvirale, which pOsterity viii brand
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SHARE SHOOTING.

MILLEDGEvILLE, Sept, l5.-The Amc-
ricana are anquestionaliy the most cAper,
gunnirn in tie w.rl,.- Ofthis, " e had re-
Gently Il convincing proof. A shooting
match. between a party of gentlemen
from Baldwin, anal another FROM Jones,
with rifles 100 yards, three OH side, for
1900, commenced near this place on
Thursday last, and continued, with yari-
Gus success, TIL late Saturday evening"
The laiIer beat every ma;ch-one with
ease, the other two were closely contest
cd. About $50 balls were fired during the
3 rubs, (be>t3l III COZ A out of 5 of which,
we are informed, struck circle of three
,acheS IA diaSsctes-each shot would have
Killed a man, and many were ip kdif an inch
OF the cei,tyc u! the target VIII nav our
enemies dread American liiie,nen---as
sharp-shooiers, they are uuris allied.
[Jou,paI
Ii may be proper 20 state, that we did
not. as has been enormously supposed,
derive our information from the secretary
OF the treasury, Mr.. Crawford, respecting
the reported division of the cabinet on
the proprie;y of arres,ing gen. jackson
Tor has late conduct. ID.
BUFFALO, Sept. S-Thc steam boat
arrived ON Tue sGay last from Detroit, and
let! Black Rock on Wednesday evening,
for that place. She wiii probably occupy
five or six days i'll trip 10 Deiroi, and
back, after her machinery has been i'll uss
Il sliur; time.
Instructions from Tie General Post of
flcs have been received, for transmitting
the Detroit mail by The steam boat. BY
tins reg alaiiom. the mail viii he received at
Detroit and Return TO His village, in less
time than is usually occupied IN Carrying
II through a single trip by land.
SrEaM BOAT WALK IN.TRE WATER
The Arrival OF this steam Detroit the s7th
Au;"st Is thus noticed IN tie Detroit Gazette -
" Nothing conid eACe.d the surprise the ofhs
forest, oh seeing the Wa'kntie Water moving najes-
uca'iy anu rapidly against stIong current wths the
assistaues vi sails oasfbey lined the brnks ABOVE
Maiden. ana expressed their astoniEhent by rtpeaaS
shouts OF " JOi Voa-aichec pc report mad brep CIV
caihed among them, that " big canoe would
come from The " nuSy waters" Which, by order q. lbe
great father ofthe Lht Al0kcmoGs, ~ oub lie drawn
through lie lakes and rivers by sturgeon OF tbs
UNA of thereport they new perfectly saushed.
10 Gay she will make trip to Late ST. Clair ith
ar:e party OF ladies and gen.men will ,save ,ts
for bnalo Tomorrow, aud usy be expected 10 visit
again next week -
IN errtciqatioR Of surprise.
Long kRtUe5--or fdkkeoS.
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i)t1Ali.HS'EiG.

WAs"INGToN, Seps. 26.-The Secre-
tary oithr Treasury arrived in this city,
on Thursday last, on his return from
Georgia.
The u. s. frigaie Macedonian. captain
Downes, sailed from Boston, on Sunday
last, for the North West Coast.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-29

NEW ORLEANS, Angus; 20.-We have
cOnversed with a gentleman who left Pen
saco!a last Suniay he states iila: Two Of
The vessels employed 10 transport the
Spanish troops Ia Havana, had just re-
turned. When these vessels Jeff the lat
ter city, tie cartel in which the Spanish
governor of PcDsaro!a embarked 80 days
before, had not arrived ard it was fear
ed that she had been taken by pirates, as
The governor had many yaluables with
him, which perhaps may have caused his
destruction.
Our informant adds, that 300 u. States
troops arrived at Pensacola the day he
leii there.
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ST.STFPuEGs, August 22.-Mal. gen.
E. p. Gaines passed this place yesterday,
OH his way 10 Georgia. The general is
Immediately from Pensacola, and informs
us that the utmost harmony existed "a
mong every class of citizens al that place !;
that so far from murmurins, the Spanards
who remained, fouBd no fault whatever
with tlIe authorities established by gen.
Jackson, ard that not an instance had
occurred i'll which deviation had taken
place from etrue intent and meaning of
The articles Of capitalization entered into
aud ratified bciween gen. jackson and
don MasOt, the late governor Of that place.
We understand that three companies of
mounted men, to wit, one under the i'm
mediate command Ofcapi. Nn. +. Ware,
(who will have The direction Of The whole, J
one undsr capt. MORT, and the ird I'M
der capt. Boyle, consisting of between 3
and 100, are ordered To rendezvous at
Claiborne ina few days 10 acGur Tie couu-
Try from that place TO Fort Jackson, and
If possible, destroy party Of OUTLYING
Indians which inipst the road, more for
Tie object Of pIuHder than from disgo-
ton 60 commit murder II is pretty well
a.ceflalued tlai the Indians in f.. Florida
arc now disposed for peace, and thai il on
~ remains 10 break up ihe horde which
frequent the road beiW cen ibis and Gcor
gla, and which, we understand, has never
attached Itself to any party, hui cOnlInu
ed pludeTing during The skeri interval Of
peace which took place after tic laie Brit
isl, war, to put termination TO our trOu-
bigs with Tic sayages ia this quarter.
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pORTUGursr pRfC GLOur

CHARLEsION, Sept. I0.--1bc case at this YES
sci, IN Itself Of very suspicious character. ok
cited mach of the public attention Yesterday
The Irregular conduct OF her crew, since her
arrival, had occasioned much observation, and
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WILIiNcToN. September 22--Leiters re-.
ceivCd in Ills bofOugli from EutuOs Ayres,
contain the following intelligence.
:" Tue Portuguese. by intrigue. have got pos.
session OF ColOi:la, and general Curdu marched
ahOnt the same time and possessed himself #
Publication and paysandu with about $500
men. \ corps OF cavalry was sent over 10
Arroyo dc l. China, which was sacked and the
women violated. I he Portuguese have now
brcOnie andacious- they openly speak Of TAX
Iug The island Of Nartu bsicia, now and long
since held by tue government cf Bsenos AyTes
General SaG Martin. WHO is hcre, has acted
like true Patriot, and il his time would rer.
niit would 20 over 10 confer with AItcgas"
Cnona IS q small town Gn Tie Easietn shore
Banda OlientaD ct Tie liver Id Plata, oppo
site to Bpehos AYreS purIiicotion is 4 town
~ The Interior bu.li by Ariegas and Martin
Gacia is an Island at the mouth OF the river
Uruguay.
'ihe success Of the Portuguese against Arte-
gas may have a good effect By proving 10 that
ambitious and mis- guided chieftain the neccssi.
~ Of acting iu unison with the confederate
states of La Plaid. SINCE the invasion fthe
territory Of Ia Plata by las Portuguese in
1916, the most laRda sic and SeriOu. Oilorfs have
been repeatedly made by The government of
Bnenos Ayfes, 10 effect uniou with the on
pOsiie shore, tor the purpose Of repeliing tie
common eUcmy. bot without success. Along
with 9veriares tor this object. the supre.ae Ill.
rector, Oh several occasions, has seut succOfs
oi arms and mmunitiOn--ATissas kept the
s"ccoTs, but rejscted The eyeftares with dis
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understand that tire census for Nor
treal and It's suburbs, has lately been con-
plcted, By which il appears that lie pop
uIaiion amounts 10 about tWe,ttg~J fur ldoa-
sand.
BY the Quebec pape,s, We learn, that 336
vessels, bringing 1892 new settlers, have
already arrived at that port, during tie
pres al season. Many more are expected
before The closing Of the river. Most OF
The settlers, II is stated, proceed direct TO
Upper Canada and Tic l.. States,
Spirit ec LmigrofiOn.- families from
The Province of New Brunswick, passed
through Quebec on lie 10Th ofibIs meBtb,
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ugnSI, ISI1.
(SisnedD JOSE ARTlGAS,
EDWARD FARMLAND

We ratiiy tie foregoing Articles ofaxrec-
meui, so corrected on HE original, bearing
Tie above expressed dste, and that il may
so appear, We have signed it at Bucnos
Ayres, 2Oih August, 1917.
(Signcd) WIN. BOWLES, commander
of his Britannia majesty 5 ma
val forces in :. America.
r. =. STAPLES, n. II. ". C0ncal.
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a rasscngerin ihe schr. Pair Play, from
Aux Cages, informs, tina, several OF Chris
topics emlssarles, or spies, bad recently
been seizcdai POri,au-Prince. Tie Port
au-Ptiuce squadron have lately seat in Tie
Patriot priYatCcr Eos.
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This is the governor of Mendoza, by whose
sole orders il is pretended the Carrcras were
executed for "a conspiracy ag1ins; his life, white
they were in jail and III irons-the old and COM
mon excuse OF tyrsnts. What must be the IN
auerce OF these men if. while in Jail aud hand.
cutied, they cOnld put COVE rrmenl and govern
ers in jeopardy This pretence beirsys great
ignorance, as, according TO the laws oil the
country. THE leHes lndias) no governor has
authority To have any man executed, but must
send HIM with the accusation and proceedings
10 be sentenced at BuerOs Ayres, where The
supreme and Only competent court for canitai
offences has been established iIom5i.e tounda-
ton OF that government until now Ed. CcRsor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-21
Alex'a. Common Council.
N>>S~>S~>>~>>S>N>

MAY 10, 1878
Ordered, That the heirs of David Grit.
fifth. deceased, do FIJI up sunken lot On
which there !, nuisance, between Queen
and Princess and Pitt ard st. Asapa
streets, on or before tie 4th day If June
next, and in default thereof, that the 50.
perintendent Of police do cause the sau.s
to be filled up, and charge the expense
to the proprietors Of the lot.
A petition from George Grayson, C.
lored man, was received and read, and
thereupon il was ordered, that the st
petition be referred to Messrs. Grid, Nc
CURE, and Wise, with directions TO in.
qulre into the same, and make repO,
to council.
Ordered. That the list Of delinquent,
in fire buckets returned BY the assessors
be placed in the hands ct the auditor, and
provided the law is not complied with
on or before the first day Of July nsr.
that the list be returned to the mayor, 10
order that the fines be then collected.
Mr.. Wise from the committee 3d.
pointed on the petition of Isaac Gibson,
made report on the subject, which va;
upon motion laid on tie table.
Ordered. That the superintendent OF
police have the drain cleaned between
Princess. street and the bridge on F,lHI
street; and charge the expense to thea
cond ward; provided it does hot exceed
twenty dollars.
The act to prevent dogs going atlrse
in the market.hOuse, was read a second
and til d time. and passed.
Extract from the minutes.
Test, /. P. THOMPSON, &C.