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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Advertisement.

A BSCONDED from the subscribers
n service, on Saturday night the 18th
inst Negro woman TREACE or TREACY
she is five feet two or three inches high,
about 30 years of age, of a very dark COM
plexion, and when particularly examined
is very apt to confound herself.-lt is
deemed unnecessary 10 mention her clo-
thing, as she has all of them with her, and
being extremely artlul, she no doubt will
change them and endeavor to pass for a
free woman. She is well acquainted in
Charles county, Prince Georges, Alexan-
dria and the City, as about . years ago she
made her escape, and was 6 orr months
about the Lower Ferry, leading TO A'exan-
dria, and from thence to Washington City,
where she acquired an extensive acquain-
tsnce among the Negroes belonging TO John
Brent, esq. and the greater part OF said
Negroes heIopg now TO William and Ro-
Der Brent. esqrs. and Mr.. Dudley Diggs.
Negro Treace has scar on the back part
Of her neck, occasioncd by a seaton put tor
the benefit of her eyes, which are very
weak at this time. ] will give 10 dollars
if taken in The county and secured in Jail,
or ii out ofthe county and secured as atore-
said, so that | gel her again, 25 dollars,
and all reasonable charges paid if brought
home All persons are forewarned har-
boring or employing said Negro at their
peril, as the law will be vigorously put in
force against any offender,
THOM Us BURGESS.
Charles CO. Maryland, near
Port Tobacco. Aug. "a d3tTu
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ACADEMY.

FNHE Subscriber most respectfully in
v forms the inhabitants of Alexandria,
that he will open an English, Mercantile,
and Mathematical Academy al Mr. Rudds,
Prince-street, q few doors west Of the Far
mers' Bank, where youth shall be instruct
ed with care and expedition in the following
sciences, 10 order 10 qualify them tor the
different departments IN trace md iu>'n -,
viz. IN the Mercantile, Ndrdi, en- 'H''ta-
ri line Reading writin arithmetic n
EngliSh-grammar; book keeping 7 come
try both plane and solid; mehsurstionof sur
faces and solids trigdnomet try, ho'n plane
and spherical; surveying; gauaing navi-
cation iialins; use of the globes. maps,
and GEOGRAPHY algebra conic-sectionS ,
mechanics; gunBery tortIhcatloa; iiuX-
ions astronomy: &c. &c,
Applications to be made 10 Nr Guy A.
kinson, Mr VIM. Dunlap, or Al the ac'dc-
my, where the terms will he made known.
ETThe Academy will open On the nth
inst JAS. CADEN.
Prof Moth 4. Nat. PkHoSophp
~ArithmetiC in so COmpendiouS manner,
10y lecture) that one figure does the Office
of ten i'll the common way and Of course
in one tenth The time the student can acquire
regular knowledge of this excellent art
tBook, keeping (by single and double en-
try in all its varieties with general lectures
OF Domestic, FaCtorage, and Company Ac-
counts; Accounts of Exchange Nesocia-
lion of bills; covering of cargoes, &c. with
calculations, shelving at one view the state
OF the trader, merchant. factor, and grocer's
affairs. These being more closely connect
ed with business than any Of the above, oc-
casioned the subscriber to point them out to
the public. He also invites the learned 10
visit the academy at their convenience. and
iuige for themselves. On the first of Octo-
hcrhe will open an Evening School, for the
accommodation of those whose employ
menis prevent from attending during the
day NC.
September II
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FrenchCreck BOARDING School.
September 9

French Creek Boarding School.
The (ohOaring is published for the infor.
nation Of Parenfs
HAVING long believed that a School
AE on plan different from most Others
in many respects, would be beneficial TO
society, and experimenting that with all
its cares, and The responsibility insepara-
bic t on such concern, could more
cheerIully devote my time to the ednca-
ton of children than to any other busi-
ness, | have concluded to establish q
BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS
With this view have purchased the
FRENoH CREEK FARM, four miles east
of the yellow springs, on he Nsrristown
and Philadelphia road, situated in Pike
land aud Vincent townships, Chester
county, twenty.seven miles from Phila-
delphia, combining many conyeniencics
for the support OF such an institution ;
and having let the farm. etc. in a way
calculated 10 supply the family with pro-
visions, propose to devote my attention,
with TIE aid Of suitable assistants, to the
education of the children who NAV be
placed under my care.
In selecting the pupils, it is not propo-
sed to be governed entirely by their ages,
nor to require that they shall all be mem
bers OF the religious society of Friends
but as tie school rules will be very few
in number and very simple, it is my wish
that none may be sent contrary to heir
own inclination, nor any one who would
not be Likely to be good examples to tho
other scholars, and treat Them With kind
ness and affection.
the price for board and tuition will be
two hundred Dollars per annuni, one
quarter always to be paid iE ADVANCE
n" restrictions respecting the kind Of
clnthing are intended, nor respecting the
frequency of the changes that parents
ma, require the washing will be char
ged at the ordinary price per dozen-.-
children may be admitted tor one quar-
ter only, and ssch as are entered for a
longer period, may nevertheless be reno
we'd at the expiration of any QUARTER
The communication with Phlladelphis
will be frequent and easy by stage, and a
house of entertainments KEEP, BY tic far
mer for the accommodation oi persons
having business at the schcoi.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. En-
glish Grammar, Geography and the use
of Maps and globes, will be taught, toge-
Their with such otner branches as the pro-
grecs OF the children and experience may
render expedient. The school to open
the first OF the 5th month next. For fur.
Their information apply to Edward Sta
bier, Alexandra, or to
EsiM0R KIAiBER. =
Cd mo. 81 SIT
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Port Tobacco Jockey Club
DonnS

SNTILL commence on TUESDAY, the
w 27ih oF OCTOBER next. The
purses TO he raised and paid as usual
They will bs'rcspectable hut the precise
amount cannot be ascertained.-lti is sup
ro>ed the first days purse viii be 800 dol
hrs; the second, about 200; the third
days race, for a saddle, bride, and mar
inyale: for saddle horses of the county
only. CS5-The first days race, 1 miles
end repeat; the second days race, Q miles
and repeat; the third dly's race, mile
and repeat :-we:+hts agreeable to the
Washington Jockey club races, except the
saddle horsss. and they may carry tel-
;her. Sept. rs t27O
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Carpeting.

nm hanl at The auction store corner
! uf Prince and Water streets, Ilol.
land Rash Carpets, justiy celebrated for
their durabilily)-ot different widths and
qualities, which may BE- seen and pur.
chased at any time.
June Is P, 6. MARSTELLER.
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Books and Stationary.

DOBERT GRAY has just received for
II sale on commission, an invoice OF
Books End Stationary, among which are the
following articles, viz:
Si- Robert Wilson'S sketch of the mill
tary md political power Of Russia
Phinips'sspeecheS,; Shey's bookkeeping
SAYS catcchism of political economy
M,nners & customs; Accidents of life
G:s'uurne's natural theology
A4ams's history Of all religions
B,nnett'S letters; history II the late war
Eonev's Rims; Brownie of BofSbeck
Tn Sisters Ponies ESsey on Man
r IS cf my Landlord; Tay'or's inquiry
Trrcls at home; Domestic Medicine
Debates Of the VIRGINIA Convention, on
the ,Iop,ion of the Federal Constitution
lFrigbt's Life of Christ and his apostles
Bonnet boards by the gross, dozen or SIM
gle superfne vellum cap Writing paper
August %
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Exchange s Brokers Office
Georgetown, District Of Colombia.
ROMULUS RIGGS.


A T his Office, next doc below Craw-
\ fori's tavern. Bridge-si Georgetown,
will exchange all kin l. of Bank Mites on
the most reasonable terms.-All persons
who may have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would DO well to call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase of that kind Of mo-
uey, and will take Il on the most 7easona-
bic terms.-Persons travelling to the West
ern Country may # all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks at fur dis
court, by calling at his Office. For the in
formation OF all persons throughout the u.
States. x. Riggs mikes il knowa, that all
of the B,nks of the DiStrst Of Columbia
pay their notes on demand in snecie and
il would be much to the alyantage of the
merchants, and trading to the South and
west, 10 encourage the circulation of the
Notes of the Banks of Georgetown, Wash
ngton aud Alexandria, as It will at all
times answer for rcmittances 10 the llwe
commercial AMI Atlantic towns ALI per
sons emigrating or travelling To the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes of the Banks of The Dis riot OF
Columbia, as they will find them the most
current. there being no counterieiis on The
District Banks The Merchants Bank Of
Alexandria has long since failed-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
be imposed on. August ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
For Sale.

pT special appointment, DR.. Deans ge-
2 > uuine
Vegetable Rheumatic Pills:
So celebrated in Ncw-England for ;he
m-1v remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some Of which are particularizei
in m papers OF directions, where many
III ru>tod hoxes are used annually TO gene
raj atisiac,ion.
These pills are recommended by men OF
The first characters in The state Of Nassachu-
sr',s. JAMES KENNEDY * son
Saptcmher 81 It
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Vol. XlX.3
Landing
TROM on boardthe Norfolk packet and
4 for sale, l2 hhdS Antigua Rum
August 90 NEWTON KEENE.
Prnncllo and Silk Shoes.

TUST received, (direct from France
81 % doz. black, green, buff, cinnamon,
white, brown and dove colored ik aud
prunel'o SHOES, OF superior quality; few
dozen glazed shoes.
ALSO,
On hand, ~ extensive assortment OF ladies'
an rnis e. k;d, morocco and leather shoes /;
grntlemrn's fine boots, shoes and pumps :;
Sommoa and coarse shoes aud pumps; boys
and children's do; first and second quality
Baltimore hats low priced meu's aud boys
do: water proof plush do.-Eor sale whole
sale AMI retail BY the subscriber at his
store. King street. WM. TRUE.
Auo.v.. : dlwwfmtf
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Notice.

LII persons having unsettled accounts
u with the late concern of NS- X Black
lock, are hereby requested TO bring them to
the subscriberf for adjustment without delay.
as the affairs Of that firm must be settled
within limited time and those indebted
will please discharge their accounts as soon
as possible, to
ROBERT S. Blackjack,
Who continues the
Grocery Business,
at the same stand, in King street, and in
yites the friends of the late firm 10 call on
hun for supplies as usual.
September DIFF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
JOHN JANNEY.
THOMAS V. IIUCk
OH month 18th

FFn T0OUtU TOI1
The subscriber win continue in business
At tho stores formerly occupied by John
Fanney & Co. where he invites cnnlinu-
aucc of the fayors of the friends of the late
firm. 2w THOMAS V. HUCk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Notice.

TE7HE partnership heretofore existing be-
2 tween the subscribers. under the firm
Of Tota Jdaney e. Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons having
claims, as we'll as those indebted 10 the con-
Germ, are eqlested to apply to Thomas V.
nack for settlement.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30

500 mems & boys bound leather shoes
400 mems low priced fur hats
400 do and boys wool do
100 boys white do
10 boxes lemons
All of the above articles are offered for
sale at low prices for cash. and at the usual
credit to punctuaI customeS.-C Country
Merchants can be supplied at Northern
Prices. August 28
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-30
Robert GRAY,
.Nsrt door wes' IF he corner Of Fng e
Royrt Streets,

Royal Streets,
HAS just 'eceived on consignment,
I'll the following BOOKS and STA
non .RY ARTICLES. viz:
Volnev's Rams: rhadders of War
saw; 0ney Hymns; Faneway's Letters
Mu.rsy's Reader, Grammar, Exercises
and Key;
Trunphs Of Temper;
New York Reader, No. 1, Q, & s;
Episcopal prayer books
Travels ut Home Cases OF Conscience
Chalmers Discusses
Accidents of Human Life
Plaicede, a Spanish Tale; Manners, a
novel; Balance oil Comfort
Letters from the Cape of Coed Hope
Bonaparte', Letter 70 Lord Liverpool
Coxc's Female Scripture Biography
Beauties of Robertson
Harrington and Ormopd
Memoirs Of Mmeaa
-- ,'ernadotte
Rachael Baker
Youths Cabinet
Murray's Grammar, Abridged
Nnrray's, Neb ter's Comly's, aud N
York Spelling Books
New-York Prcceptor and Primer
Alrson's Sermons, 2 volumes
Tales Of Fancy; Portical Chronology
Claws Cce,onis racitus
Airs OF Palestine; Hubert and Ellen
Valentines Eve; Readings on Poetry
Lord OF the Isles
Sancho. or The Proverbialist
Cowper's Poems; Comic Dramas
PARIS Revisited; French War in Spain
Poets Pilgrimage; Masonic Minstrel
SIMPSONS Coric Sections
Wil,ish's Lectures
Rsmbach'. Medi'a,ions
Sidney on Government
Warren's America; Military Tutor
Family Prayers; AMERICA Star
Sanford aud Merton; Scot,'s Lessons
Looking Glass for the Mind
Potket and school Bibles Il Testaments
Jess Surveying
JohnsDn'sDictlOnary, large and small
Child's Monitor: American Nepos
History Of England
hddison's Warks, 6 vols. boards
FederaIist; Clerks Magazine
Columbian Letter Writer
Introduction to Reading
Episcopal hymns, &c. &c.
Stationary:
Plain and fancy letter, superfne and
common cap @riting and large brown
wrapping paper; band box and bonnet
boards; playing cards; ink powder. red
and black black morocco pocket books !;
weigcwood cork aud paper inkholders /;
cad and slate pencils /; super fine English
lnd American drawing paper; Reeves
;olors in boxes German and octave
lutes fifes and clarionets; black SAID
lnd sand boxes; waters; quilts blank
checks on the Mechanics aud Farmers
,ank, bills of lading; seamen's articles;
and powers Of attorney; bark
looks, copy aud cyphering books. plain
ind ruled ledgers journals day books
INVOICES, letter q common account books
n full snd half binding Orders for any
description OF BLASK BOOKS executed at
short notice; and warranted for neat
less, strength aud durability, equal to
nv in the district June 27.
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s. & ID. Reed.

HAVE Just received fresh supply of
L Il SHOES and HATS, consisting of the
following kinds:
1000 pair women's leather pumps
400 do do thick soles
, 500 misses do do
500 ladies' morocco slips
600 do do with heels
500 do low priced morocco slips
500 children's morocco and leather
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21


hta'.en this ne oi d.edaJ Cue iith instant, the
Kew !AMES kuCks, of Chesterfield county. Va. AGED
a. years end hi neen preacher the gusDe nearly
H'5 years ana aithp"s All cted ioT many years with
thr rAruIaIic pans, hr distinguished ior te
sa"'ciS 81 ms nind aud cheeriiilsss Of ms uanueTs-
tie Naa AZ rduisen husband. LiHd faIhCr aud lenIent
L" hs slaves. He ieit aIsctouaty VIE and three
children 10 anieHt MS loss
Another of our citizens has been Snatcheti
to the tomb "a citizen, who was distinguished
by has enterpriIing public spirit and whosr
death Il public loss Ed,rgra W. Trent ESQ
OF Manchester, had heen Tor some lime iaIi,
posed but his friends were beginning to con
graduate themselves on l.is recovery; when
on Wednesday, evening, ~ ne was sitting con
verSlng cheeriniy on Indifferent Subjects, he
suddenly exclaimed ~ these or the iik Q words
-" Gentlemen, do you not see The DioO1 in
my mouth :! These were The last words he
HtteIed-ior he was seized with a most vic.
lieut. vomiting of blood irSu ne rupture of a
blood vessel, and in about ten minutes breath
ed his last M Trent was the ingenious and
snterprIzing protector of the briI.e, (hapwn
by has name) winch crosses the James river
from this city.-iie was eminentIy successful
IN the working of his large granite quarry
aud had many plans in contemplation, which
would have been ServiCeab;c to the public
lie was a mat of strong mind. of great Integ
rity of character, and with highly agreeable
mafmerg.
The Funeral Of Mr.. Edward w. Trent will
take place at his late residence in Manchester
THIS EVENING, at o'clock. The friends
and acquaintance OF the deceased are request
ed to attend.
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POSYSCRAp'V.

LATE FROM THE SPANISH MAIN.
NEW YoRK, May IS.--A letter from Porto
CabelIo, of the 18th April. received by the brig
Active, in 10 days from that port, saws - The
affairs ofthe province 0f Venezuela, remain as
fsrmerly, in disturbed state. Skirmishing
daily axes plac between the Roya! troops and
Rebels, who are within $50 miles Of La Guvrd.
Commerce is entirely at stand, owing in part
to the government having taken up all the
mules to carry provisions, &c. 10 our troops"
FROH NlIB8NCO
We learn that on the 5th Of April general
arrest took place Of all persons III the place,
Implicated IN the late attempt at revolution
In The course of the night upwards of 100 per
sons were seized and lodged in prison Ii was
understood that about the same number had
been brought in from the interior a day or two
before. Much conSternatoH existed. But on
The Wednesday following, vessel arrived
from Rio announcing that the king lad par
dOned all wh, had been arrested subseq,isut
to the 9th OF February, and directed the resto-
ratioH OF their property. Those previously
arrested were to be psi upon their trial. It
was however believed that all would be par
doned. except those convicted Of marder, who
it was understood would be bauished.
Uer. Idr
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dIUs I'D NUWTN, NO
g. z. LANGDON. Ass,fP. NJ.
-. From hc Mobile Ga-effco Of Tarch 81.
ENtract of a letter from lIcssrs. " aud J
Fierce, 20 tic Hon. II TOnImin dnfcd

'VIVt, 70 TIC Hon. II. IOUImlu, dated
TeHsr,c, 2jth Harch, 1913.
DtNV HiR-We are very much alarmed
here, IN CONSEQUENCE IS d, r,,rort th.,t :, !. 81
mteht'on OF the Semiuolean lndidps TO destroy
s e'l's e,uemehti the report originated from
2alnnel MapacES wife, who has been consi-
,IC.ine timc among those Indians. aud has
or forty Seminocs are nov in lsc,,s,rnja. which
- snHcient number To destroy tli, settlement
I'D US present deienCeless situation. We nave
sp.e3 .out every day to prevent chem from
t,'u',i"s us napp'pg. The women are ex.
,eIneiy alarmed. Major Hogan has written
70 l9c co Commanding officer al Fort Crawford 10
&c 10 or - Choctaws here; If they come onr
leAf' WIZ DC q little relieved. as they viii keen
'ook out for our savage foe.
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- OHttT q. SCorr. AftorHey at Law-Havinp
removed from Williamsburg. will hereafter prac.
ucs iu me superior ard inferior held in the civ
81 richmond. aud in tic superior couu Of chancefy
held in Wuhlnsbuft.-is oi3ce is on 2 street q few
doors above iie Nrsnia and Farmers Bank in The new
building Of Dc. McKim.
May u. str
AlOilCE- That petition VIII he presented 10 Tie
= nest General .semby Of virginia, praying for
the liberty " erecting toll bridge James tyer AZ
n' feiry. from 10Y land IN Goochiaua NY lands in
Srmberand county, adjoining The town of Canefsyiile.
JOIN WOOUSON.
Carriers Ferry. Nay %. wiws
TA3iEs ~. PIFASANFS- Having o6tIInrd Incense 10
% practice law VIII attend The INFERIOR aud superior
courts &C pow haian. GoOchland and Cumherand. lie
% his care.
STAY -. sw4w
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81. ". EENING, c. c.

Commissioners ODice, EichmOpd, mo. Il 1915
The PaTtes Interested utsTeu To t.ke nure iLat
have appointed tne ,Uh,b ia, oftte rghtn month
(AugusD urNt Co Commence the accounts ditrttd y e
above order OF tie cont OE Which do, al o'ciuck
A. ". they are required attend "a ny once ~ t3
city wth Their accounts aud re4d, niu-
ation and settlement. a.os LADD NJ,
May p. asw,
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him, il the water was sweet zee Sweet =
Exclaimed the Fox,) !" ave, so sweet. that
| can scarce get my fill Of it.-Won't YOU
come down TO taste il ?"-The long beard
ed goat Immediately descended aud began
10 lap very freely ef this sweet water. But
as so-'p as his thirst was quenched, lie re-
turned very naturally to the same poin.
which bad just engrossed the attention of
his companion. " How are we To get
out p" Cad, that's true, (said the Fox. J
never thought of that-but | will tell you.
what we will do. Do YOU rear up and
place yourself across the veil will
mount upon your horns, aud thence Jump
Ia He top OF the well, and then You know
how easy II will for me TO pull you out"
The compaisamt goat did as he was re-
queSied and his companion soon cleared
the well. The goat then CLAIMED The be-
nefi of his promise.-.' Nv dear sir, (re.
pied the FoN,) consider what YOU require
ot mr how Impossible il is for me io haul
YOU out However, am very rsuch obi
ged iv YOU oryour assistance; and b,
way oi showing you my gratitude, cannot
p1.titom You VItliOu, giving YOU a piece of
my MUD: IT gen kGd had omiy as mucy
! jrajas as teurd yoa womM Merer hare jaos-
pet into a sreh ttoai hi06ing ko.c go, weyl
10 get ont IF IL.
dN dear reader take The same advic"
Yourself. by WAY OF moral. Mercy do y0a
so mic BaHt, tJti0a scr ioasiy HiakiRg
"ew yOa ere TO Get ont of'R.
POOR RICHARD.
The ofiicipl dispatches from the Patriots Of
Venezuela, are vi the '..o,t iattcilHg dcscri;-
nom. We furnish some OF them tor tris papr,
and shall conclude them onr neNt. j he
dispatch Of Admiral Bunn, 10 Don !. Glemeu
n IA Al ~ ,asIH l,,gt
States, presents ciIe bi1ody .3uiil.O as Occu-
pSing 40 other posttu Porto CahciiO--cSmck.
quick Bolivar, ere the uew reIuforceulents
reach nam tom Spain
The destruction Of the Cketq,c Tofcn is one of
those events winch demani the attention It .hc
nation. ItIt De trne tiiat these miserable in
slams were not only ignorant, bat friendly
mat thef warriors were iIshtug under Jack
son, az the very moment wien Wight was de-
SoidtnS then nuts 0Hd mutduIin. thrir wO-
men nothing aust be spared 80 ,"uG ia IN
auto theit wounds; humanity caiiS al 'ud Tor an
invest 2aiiU,-atd The exposition OF lie al "
perpetrators. Nc should dcieUd uut own iron-
terN; we must punish the Ul00H-thIIStH mar.
dSrer otour wOmen awd vhl.dten -Ott we mast
spare the blood OF tne Innocent. the iH0.an IS
st'iia man.
We cannot wHsie Our powder upon the Edi-
tors % the " Frankfort Gazette" aiid the
" Lexington RepOrter"-Yet let dessrs. Nor.
veil and SmItn take care. Stupidity may
somGiimes 10 nj chiei. there are some" ID
"ood-natured friends" vino may do DIR. Cav
more harm than they are capable of doint
him good.
Delegates returned to serre IN the merit Legis!a
tire Of tj,gjHu
HotetoHt-!ames CantrlH,' james Rowland.H
CdreH-Eisha bicComds, Edn. Mctinni-
tIreen"Fifr-Jas. ticLans nlir, Charles Hyde
i11risoa-J Ohm Davidson, Joseph JshusoI."
hIRIHhf -HnIip il. Thomson Holm Hans.