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Joseph GOOLD. JuN.

jus ETH OUULD, JUN.
LAS for fale. at the head OF Green (freet, in
4 Wen Marker Row, complete afortmens of
TeSt-India Goods and Groceries ),
WINES, IRON, NAILS, GLASS Il PUTTY.
M,o 900 VT FEHTHERS Of good quality,
which he will fell whoeiale or retail.
~ Beds lied on hand will be fold a, the low
Ell price for Cafh or Lumber or Counsry Produce
LiAsaAs-Tke hrfl quality Of Thomallon LIMB
Waa.s8-Tn the cour(e Of s or months, so 600
white oak hoglhead Slaves and Heading. -
~ Horses and Carriages, Re Ld-stsbling for
Hcrfes as ufual # June %.
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Attorney 10 The Petitioners.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
Cumberland s Oxford S.
AZ tie Supreme J4aieial Court bcgur and
holden al Portland, rsathin me Cos4aty oj
Cumberland, and for fhe Counties ~ Cam.
beriGna and O11ord, ca ihe secgssd Iues-
day 81 October 4. ID. 1918.
ON the Petition aFoyessid-ORnEREn.
hat The Petitioners publish an suesled Cory
of their Petition s. of this Order thereon, three
weeks successfully in The Portland GaSett.
the last publication 70 be twenty DAYS IL less
before The Supreme Judicial Court u be htlde \
Vt Portland, within Che County of Cumberland
and Tor the Counties of Cumberland and Ox.
ford, on the second Tuesday OF December mex
oY adjournment ,-~That sl persons interested IN
'he keal Es,ste described ID said Petition, msy
then and there sTptaF, and shew cause, II any
'hey have, why the Prayer ofthe Petitioners,
should not be grsn,ed
Attest, GE0. BRADBURY. Clerk,
= true Cons--Aues,.
GEO. BRADBURY, ccrl
October ~.
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THE subscr.pet he,e.l gives guo.ic notice 10
iii conr ned that she hes been duly sppoin
ted and ,sken q on herself The 'ust al Admin
istra,-ix ufthe e. ale Of WALLIS FENDER
SON. late al Scarborough, in tht county OF Cum
bsrlald, Yeomsn, deceased, BY giving bond a.
ale " dlrccts--she therefore requests sil PEI
.on who are inaebled to The ssld decessed's
est.te 10 make Immediate payment and thost
who have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit the
same 10 LtE ENDLnSON'
scarborough, Oct ID, 1878.
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70 NE Honorable the JEsf!ces VI the Supreme
judicial Court, holden a. Portland ggstBin
The County Of Cumberland, and for ne
counties Of Cumberland and Oxford, on fts
fourth Tuesday Of Alay a. D. 1918.
LUMBLY showeth the Petition Of Gideon
: Too.hsker, yeomsn. aud Eiiz beth Them
as widow. of Brunswick Seth Too,hAker and
Paul Too,hsker, both of Harpsvell, yeomeu,
and ail n the County Of Cumberland aforesaid ;
Joseph Tarr. yeoman, Of Bowdoin ID The county
IF Lincoln, yeoman, and Deborah Tarr, bis wife
in her right: That ,hey ATE together with othess
10 your Petitioners unknown each seized in fee
d ore undivided SIKH part Of certsin tract,
piece or parcel of land situated snd being IN
Fl rps we'll aforesaid snd bounded a. follows
northeast by land OF John Merryman. aud
southwest BY lsnd of Benz smln RandSn, north.
west snd south esSt by Hsrpsweil BAY, contain
inc Al bout seventy acres, the same being the
homestead Of Seth Toolhsker late Of Harpswell
deceased that they the said Gideon Toolhsker,
Elizabeth Thomas, Seth Toothaker. Paul Tooth.
sker aud. Joseph Tarr, snd Deborah Ter, his
wife, In her right, are desirtus Of having THEN
ssid sixth part il and q tile tract of land before
mentioned with AL the buildings thereupon be-
ing, divided and set of 20 them, 10 hold in sew.
erslty.
They therefore humbly pray that your Honnrs
would order, that partluon IL m.de III the be-
fore described premises according u las in
such cases made ana proy.ded-Ihat each one
of your Petitioners may enjoy his end her san
sixth psFt in seyeEsly.
PETER Q. ALDEN,
Attorney 10 he Petitioners.
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0PE Ii IIdCEK III IGL,
Of superior quality. for burning. Ias Oil, in a
lamp nroBerlv trimmed, directic which vi ]
BE- furnished gratis, i warrante ID Ourn until ex-
hausted without snuiHng Oh pi94tng up, produces
no more smoke than candle rs ess liable 10 grease
about house safer on accoga ID FIRE, net subject TO
waste by being placed in a current OF sr, aud by
actual experiment prove as cheap a. candles ~
ten cents per pound. Ii is likewise preferable 70
any other grease for oiing wool, il makes i run
| smoothly, does moi become glutinOus by laying
any length of Tine and he yarn IS easily ceansed
/ lie hkewse keeps large assortment OF plated
/ brass and lapaned LAMPS-pocket and large
Lanthorns
N. w. being connected with those carry
mg on the Whale Fishery aud having his Oil So
| lected at tie Factory, he can with the greatest
confidence warrant il to be as good can be pro-
cured III the United States.
| NJ. B.-Lamps and Oil furnished on trial,
to be returned If satisfactory. Oil put up IN 20
can:sters, from 10 8 gallons, and sent gratis to
any part Of the town.
ALSO-A general assortment Of
Groceries, HoHoU s" Hard Wdre,
Among which are, best of German MILL
SAWS English ANVnS, VICES and SHOW
ELS, by the dozen or sngie--an assortment Al
4 COTTON YARN, from The most approved kec-
tories-W ooen YARN ard RoLLs-
Russia, Swedes and English. IRON
1000 lbs Blistered and cast STEEL, Of SUI
perior quality.
Spike aud Nail Rods-Plough aud
Gro BARS
Tons LOG WOOD,
Boxes syermaceti CANDLES,
15 DO. BY 2, 4 by 40, WINDOW GLASS
25 DO. Mould Tallaw CANDLES,
10 Hbds. MOLASSES.
Boxes Of Havana SUGAR,
Pollock and God FISH,
10 Bbis. PORK-50 casks LIME.
A very large consignment W Philadelphia
MILL SAWS,
4 cons tant supply Of Saco NAILS Of every size,
10 Boxes Philadelphia refined SUGAR.
~ large assortment Of Machine ana
Hand CARDS. very much approved of made al
,he Justly celebrated Factory of JOHN WINS
LOW X Go.
Best English COMB PLATE and EMERY. n
~ ESSENCE OF SPRUCE, By the bar
Il Or smaller quantity, with directions for brew
ng (which makes on excellent RRd cheap
beverage
WOOL bought and sold on commission.
or COMMISSION BUSINESS
attended 10 with promptuess aud 6delity, and or
iers for any ofthe above executed With dispatch.
June SO. (tI1
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Sale by Public Auct;..
OF toluable Lands at Dem, s'0ll
tle COlally Of Oyord
e O0"I"y n UY0rd.
on ne 3OtE daq of .NOVFupp,

U tFe 3UlF dog Of NOFE.NBFp
W ILL be exposed Tor sale ID Il. II. ~ ta
w der. al the house Of the Wi,las s'sasa &
coed 10 Fryeburg, at eleven o,clssr ogsa Q.
following described Lots Of Land w. = j
Oh Denmark adjoining said Pryebs.ss y Asisa:
10 the plan and survey Of Isaisb Ina.ss,' agsssss
1909. 10 teif - slA,i As,..
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60 Cd @ 80. IS Is 9

sTt8R iuhtctiber hereby gives public notice 10 AZ
IL cor { rneo tia te his eeO duly appointed
and has taken upoD HIM ,hs suit OF an Admind
trato u on the e,s.e f " LIND TURNER
late Of Hebron aid eouniy of 'xford deceased
by givIrg bend the sw directs he therefore
reuueff, 4 pe-,on. who are indebted 20 the saic
derealeds eAe TO make payment and thoit
wko have any emznds there to exhibit tht
sam Fl, t. I en- ent to ADAM TURNER, Afr.
Oaober 81
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MILLER'S
celebrated ITCH OINTMhN'...

is offered to the public IS beng one :
siest aud safest cures for this dis01g.h Oh
xnerience hiss proved ,he efficacy y .' sS n
meat. Ills perfectly safe IN Y oPe. vsbsg
NAV be applied TO The smallest io',@ hi *
danger. The scent is sgreeso't '.,ore 50
cessary for The patient 70 lake a0l,;s,nsa {
common IN other ointment. lh's ssrr,. Il
nut up il ln boxes. convenient ~ ii Y.
each genuine box will be secoFnps+s9b i IT.
rec,i'ns if genuine, AID viii Be s,s 81, bs be-
M1LLER. The above O:nimeh' 10 .sI,,tEs.
man Or large quantities q J0HL g Sen L 7
George Doctor Cnus Ee4bfoof, Dr. 81
I.ukeis Hesd, No IS, Hanover sls .,ssI, Bass
~ For,oa. y. No !. Nevbu,y SUE i,gy -
of n. 8er;a,nis Bu,n,an, 20 .'is no. f err
son, Marlborough Mr. fads r. 5.',as srs Y
wick Haise, Healcy, George A a. ls Tsrly, e..
raan Fa.es, Thomassown, and 90 80 !, RssiE''
den ; Rec & Gee, Friendship 0s''
s.. George. also b
ar The above oin,men, i 800 IA Tr'1s'
prnc;pAl Apo,heosries, Bookseller ii.as argsac't
II MassAchnse,ts an in;he Dfi''s' CD
February, 10.
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standih, De ober 7


n ANsW Y from ne fu5scriher On ,hg r.eai
~ If he !. urssen ut an irdcns' -9preatce
10 fbe ria nag BU iness. usmsd / " Is MAR
ROW, esou years of e. 4 Perfors are
for 4 "a harhous i'm or 4it him % mp acccu1
q Wi pay Dr. te5ss Of b. contracting Wtoev-
er oil IL urn him fafe and und 90 he fuhfcriber
fhaH receive one cen, d. ard Is rors
FIItHALFT PACKARD,
puek6Ad DC oher IS 1873
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SIMEON PRATT.

SIMEON PRATT,
Continues At their late stand ia the Chamber
south Of The Port!aAd Gazette 0fss, where he car.
ries on the
Book-Binding Business as usu-
al.-Pocke, Books and Military Belts manufactxr
60 al the above place as short notice. Every
command in bis line 81 business will be gratefully
received and promptly attended TO
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FARM an BOudoinhdm.

NETE .Ae subscribers being appointed by the
W Hon Jldsh Dams, Esq. Judge Of Probate
for he county OF Oxs1rd 10 receive and examine
the claims ci the creditors TO the estate of
BENJAMIN MILLlKIN lste of Buckfeld il
said cosnty, famine, deceased. intestsle, REP
resented insolvent do hereby give notice that
six mon,hs are allowed 10 said creditors 10
bring in snd prove their claims and thst we
shall end that service at The office of muel
F.Brown, IN sid ruckheld on The second Mon
d. If Moves ber mex and on The Fl 81 Mond1y
of DeGembe ] mary Fcbrusry. March and
Apfi following FL two 0 five O'Clock in the
afternoon cfcSc5 of hose dsys.
JOHN LORINC,
BENJAMIN SPAID DING.
SAMUEL f Brown
Buckheid, Oct. II. 1878 6w.
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The above mentioned lots Of land ion.s
part Of The Township granted by The Cen.
wealth to tie Academy al Fryeburg-the Fl. !,
therefore considered uuquestionahle. and nsag
the tots are Supposed ID W .alua5le. bot5 fs.,s.
soil and timber IT. Close concern sbsg MI I
sold agreeabiy 20 ne plea and survey aosa8
without reserve, AID so long erod Of credit 81.
en- as probably to a.low The purchases If IN ts-
ber lots sa6cIent time 10 realize he Who'll ms
greater part 81 the purchase money ironthe NJ.
eriy before the paymeals viii fan dae, ana aIls.
lord 10 eAterfrlsins young>men in The vcag7 L
cPp1rt1nity 10 U5taIJ eligible settlements At sss
loH rates, without the trouble or expense Of gos.
from home 10 saea them.
Further particulars, with tie conditions Il III
and term Of credit, win be made known, and L
plan OF the survey Of Isaiah Ingall. .hewn, oaH
piication TO the Hon. JUDAH DANA and AxrEs
a. BRApLEY, Esquire, AZ Fryehurg. orto IaoS-
Az AIoRT DRBLoIs, Esquire, al NindhaH ssE
Portland. 0ctobsr20 1878
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" sNEELEs."

THE Members ofhe PAAH DEUwKYE Soor-
ETY., are hereby notified that monthly meeting
lriU be held at The " Recess" on Tuesday Erea-
ing the 10th # Novenaber nert, al O'clock
P,mcual attendance IS enjoined, 'as the " budget
aciH be reopenc9-.4n address sciU also be degered
by one Of The ntsnlgers.
Ciren at the g Recess" the Goth day Of October
.4 III 1874. p. ID. 2.
ZOMEYD .aYOUB, & Grand Scribe.m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-11
A SERMON.

trOn Sunday next, 18th inst. the Rev.
r. BAXTER, D. D. Pastor Of the Catholic
Church of Richmond, Va. and Rector Of
Trinity Church, in the same city, will de.
liver Religious Discourse in The Catholic
Church Of Alexandria, at Up. N. Mr.. B.,
on the part of the poor Of Alexandria, Is
grateful for the contribution which was col.
lected last Tuesday. No collection will be
made in the Catholic Church in the MON.
ing-the' collection will be made in the
evening; and although nothing extraordi.
nary is wished or expected, that contribu.
ton will he employed for the benefit Of The
Church Of Alexandria and Of Richmond.
December j
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Laus Of the Di,trict Of Columbia.

In the press, and will shortly be published,
BY DAVIS T. FORCE,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
"a COMPLETE CODE OF LAWS
FOR THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA"
With eopiouy Index, prepared and report
ed BY The Hon. chief justice CRAscH, 10
the congress Of the United States, for
their sanction; sgreeably to the prpS'
sions OF the act Of the s9th April, 1916,
entitled an act authorizing The Judges
OF the circuit court and the attorney for
the District of Columbia, TO prepare j
cole Of jurisprudence fo: the. said Dis.
trict."
he laws by which thi. District is now
governed, can only be found by reference
to the numerous volumes containing those
of the United States, Of the states OF Viz.
ginia and Maryland, and Of England
therefore the acquisition Of this code (Which
will comprise The whole in one volume
must be considered as OF the first import.
ance, by all magistrates, gentlemen Of the
bar, and citizens in general, who have,
heretofore. experienced the necessity OF a
work Of this description.
A few extra copies will be printed for
such persons only as apply previous 70 Tie
publication Of Tie WORK,
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sloops are sunk at Wlitchal-slip. The ship
Ellen, from Savannah, parted her cables
and drilted into Fiymarket-siip, and stove
10 pieces a number of the fishing boats
The new ship Seine broke from her lasls at
Fulton-stiect wharf, and driited among lbe
vessels at Crane wharf; the Newport pac-
kets. Rapid and Shepperdess, were mos.
injured by her-thc former lost her bow
spirit, figure head, and some bales or cotton
from the deck.
Two dead bodies were taken out Of The
river near Cocntics' wharf on Sunday morn
ing.
1t isreporcd that large and valuable
slip broke from the wharf al Manhattan
Island, with five men on Eoari, who al.
tempted to get ashore with the boat, and
were all drowned.
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A BATTLE ROYAL.

On Monday of last week, Mr.. William
Grave, of Ontario, whilst passing through
piece of woods, was attacked by a hawk,
and in the rencontre lost one Of bis eyes,
But notwithstanding this temporary adj
vantage, he soon compelled bis antagonist
tocapitulate, and took him prisoner.
[Paimyra Register.
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The Union Insurance Company Of Nor
folk have agreed to refer all disputed claims
for losses to referees, mutually appointed
by the party insuring, and The party assn.
red, whose decisions are to be obligatory
on both parties.
Some Of the banks at Cincinnati, Ohio,
have issued bills from twenty dollars down
10 one dollar, "paysble in one hundred and
eighty and one hundred and ninety days"
and one bank has issued them payable in
one year.! The age Of. wonders has not
ro,eoJ
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By reason Of the universal industry Of the
Chinese, together with their superior skill
in husbandry, and their simple mode Of liz.
ing, almost every man is able to support
family accordingly they marry young
and multiply and cover the earth like grass
hoppers. They are classed in the denomi.
nation Of pagan, but some Of their habit,
and customs are highly worthy Of the notice
and attention Of christian people.
London paper.
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nayigated boat. Her name was Luther:
she is worthy Of praise for hercourage and
enterprise.
We are grati6ed to learn Of the arrival at
Boston, on the 2nd inst. Of the U. States
ship Hornet, captain Read, from Copenha-
gen, last from Fayai. In her came passen-
ger John NJ. Forbes, esq. consul general OF
the United States at Prussia and Denmark,
who returns on leave, and has proceeded
to the seat of government. Tue mutineers
of the schooner Plat,sburg are on board the
Hornet. fBntimo... Patriot.
Among the passengers in the ship Orion,
at New-York, from Liverpool, are Mr..
Haywood, the celebrated tragedian, the RI
val Of Mr.. Kean, from the Theatre Royal,
Drury Lane, and Mr.. and hIrs. kilner,
from the Theatre Royal, York. Two cele-
braied Indian Jugglers are also among the
passengers. Ibid.
The following very extraordinary case oil
.hydrophobia is given in the Petersburg
lntelligencer.
One of The most singular cases Of hydro
phobia is mentioned in German publ.c,-
ton, on this disease, by Mr.. Christian .iu.
gustus Strive.
A gentleman, after having killed n mad
dog with his sword, thoughtlessly returned
it into the scabbard. Eight years after this
circumstance, having quarrel with two
gentlemen, he wounded them 10th with the
same sword. The wounds were inconsids.
rable, and soon healed, as is frequently the
case with those occasioned by the bite OF
a mad dog; bu, again opened, after the
lapse Of three years. when the unfortunate
men were seized with the hydrophobia and
died. -
.lnother Oil Spring has been discovered
near Cleveland. a well was sunk for the
purpose of obtaining salt water, when Sene.
ca oil rose upon the surface in such guam.
titles, that five or six gallons is collected in
a day. (Cleveland Reg.
A letter from Washington City, states,
THAT from the liberality Of the times it is
impossible for Congress- to pass over this
session without afor..ng some relief TO I'm.
fortunate debtors, by Bankrupt law"
A petition is preparing in Canada. ID be
presented 10 the mother government Of Eng
land, relating to the commerce carried on
between that province and the United
States. II is said to be an interesting State
paper, and its success identified with the
best interests Of the provinces.
The long contested case between the
earl Of selkirk, and the partners and ser.
wants of the North West Company, is at
length settled, and the parties and persons
accused, fully acquitted. Lord S. has re.
turned TO England.
1t is stated that during the late war with
Great Britain, the Americans deposited in
England fifty millions Of dollars, not having
any employ for so large an amount, while
the war lasted.
The Wooden Manufactures Of Great Bri.
tain, did not begin to flourish until the / 4th
century. In France the 10th century.
The first nail factory established in the
United States, was located near the city Of
New-York. They are now numerous in all
parts Of our country.
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.New-York, Dec. I


A very severe gale Of wind was expe.
rienced here through the whole Of Saturday
night. III commenced from the eastward,
veered gradually to s. E. and blew with
the greatest violence about o'clock yes.
terday morning after which hour the wind
shifted toS. W. and abated its fury. Con-
siderable injury has been sustained. Only
the following particulars have reached US.
A great portion Of the front Of the bate.
ry, between the castle bridge and flag staff
is washed away.
Four or FIVE vessels laden with grain are
said to have been sunk at the wharves in
tie North River.
The ship General Gadsden, which lay in
the North River ready to sail for India, and
the ship Union, from Gibraltar, which ar
rived in the North River in the evening,
were driven from their anchors, and were
seen on Sunday morning near Hoboken, APP
parently ahoat.
In the East River, many vessels were IN
jured by driving against the wharves and
against each other. Two or three small
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Philadelphia, December 1

Philadelphia, December
Extract Of letter from ST. Martins, dated
9Th November. 1918.
81 ann enabled TO procure the copper
bolts, wrote you for, or The spot, from the
remains Of vessels burned in our neighbcr.
hood. II is with deep regret witncs. the
cruel and wanton destruction Of private
property, which but too frequently disgra.
ces certain class Of Americans, who, IN.
der the preiext Of a real, or imaginary CON-
mission from the Spanish patriots, capture
the Spanish and Portuguese vessels: nay
appearances would justify me in asserting
that they plumber Unfortunately. all yes
seis they fall in with. AT frs, they salts.
fled themselves with anchoring at the small
uninhabited islands, and by means Of drog-
hers, sending their cargoes to Philipsbug
and Gistavia; but Of late Mr.. Henry Tag.
gard, resides as their agent at Great Bay,
where a brig anchored, and after landing
her cargo, was sent out and burnt, in pres.
ence Of the whole town. Government OF
course know nothing Of The transaction, and
is in the persuasion it is an American brig"
Liverpool, Oct. "a.
Extract Of letter from New York The
writer is carpenter-and the letter is
to his wife in Dublin.
"New. York, 9Th Aug. 1918.
81 got work the day after landing, at 2
dollars day-you may think what hand.
full Of dollars receive every Saturday night
My board costs me SO a week; and, as.
sure you live as well as the frst-rate gen.
tle...en in Ireland. Be in readiness as soon
and as quick as possible to come over here,
where you'll live in plenty and comfort.
This city is nearly as large as Dublin, and
two thousand houses are now finishing. -
Traresmen in the building line are best Cd
here-they dress, even on working days,
very stylish, and their wives and sisters in
the first fashion, as they can we'll afford
grandeur. must inform you there is no
lord, idler OF beggar here. When you re.
ceive this dom, neglect writing to John,
and let him know the particulars, as he will
repent all bis life il he don't strive to come
with you here"
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From the Richmond Compiler, Dec. 9.

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Yesterday was the day appointed by law
'or the meeting Of the General Assembly.
Between ! and le o'clock, majority Of
the whole number appeared in the hall, and
took their seats, Mr.. Munford was reap.
pointed clerk.
Mr.. Linn Banks, the former speaker,
was nominated to the chair, and reelected
without opposition.
The former se1eant at arms, and the
door keepers, were also reelected.
The rules Of the last house were adopted.
The speaker laid before The house the
annual communication from the governor
which was read and ordered to be printed.
Adjourned to this day, IL O'Clock.
The senate did not assemble.
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Two men and ladpassing in boat near
Rutland, Vermont, were upset, and the lad
drowned. The men unable to swim, held
to the boat, and were relieved by a woman
IN the neighborhood, who took boat, and
went to them, though she had never before
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-11

In Baltimore city court, last week, John
son Carney and Samuel Clay, were tried,
convicted of man. stealing, and sentenced
eaci, to serve seven yeas in the pehiten.
tiary. -
We learn that the accounts from Buenos
Ayres respecting late conspiracy against
the director general, were exaggerated
On an investigation by the government, the
persons seized had been liberated, and all
was again quiet. [.Ncu- York paper.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

A London paper of the s2nd October,
states, that the total number Of Sunday
scholars in Great Britain and Ireland is a.
bout FIVE hundred and fifty thousand, atten.
ded by sixty thousand teachers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-11

be expected to unite. Under these impress
sions, your memorialists would earnestly,
but respectfully. intreat that the wisdom OF
congress would devise the most speedy and
effectual measures for restoring the county
of Alexandria to its parent state Of Vir-
GINA.