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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Saturday, Feb. 26.
DttVtNF WtI Il
IN SENATE.

The unfavorable report of the committee
on the Judiciary, on the petition Of Bioren
g. Lucas, (who propose to print 9Th vo-
ume of the Laws of the United States, it
encouraged by Congress) was taken up and
agreed TO.
The unfavorable report on the memorial
of Bioren and De Kraft, (who propose to re-
publish the Journal of the Congress of the
Confederation,) was also takeaup.
Mr. Trimble, Of Ohio, moved TO reverse
the report, on the ground OF the importance
of this part of the public records, Of which,
he said, there was at present but single CO.
Ply in the Library of Cong ess.
Mr.. Smith stated the grounds of the re-
port, viz. the volumnous nature of the pub
LEGATION, and great expensveness, when
compared with lis utility or necessity.
Mr. Burrill opposed the motion to reverse
the report, He disapproved of the general
practice of having books printed Tor the use
Of members Of Congress at the public ex-
pense and thought it had been already car
ried too far.
Mr.. TrmbIe spoke in support of his mo-
ton, urging the propriety of agreeing to it,
not for the purpose Of furnishing books to be
the private property ofmembers, but for the
purpose OF atfording tG all the members the
means Of reference to this Journal, which it
was So often necessary TO consult.
The motion 10 reverse the report was ne
gatyed, and the report itself was agreed to.
The bills yesterday reported by the COM
mittee OF claims were read second time.
THE MAINE BILL.
The Senate again proceeded to the consl-
deratlon OF the message from the House OF
Representatives disagreeipg to the amend
ment Of this body to the bill for the adInis
sion of Maine into the Union. This amend
ment embraces nine sections, the hrst eighl
of which contain provisions for the admission
of Missouri into the Union the 9Th prom
bits the further introduction OF slavery INTO
the Territories of The United States.l
The question oforder on the susceptibility
of division of question on motion 10 re-
ceJe. so as to take it separately and success
siyely on each part, being yet under consi-
deration, MIR. Olis, Mr.. Burrill, and MIR.
Morril, successfully spoke briefly on the
question; when,
On motion of Mr.. Johnson, Of Ky. the Sc
nate adjourned.
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out sailor. + cannot enter into tie whole
detail of the affair, but suficit il to say that
Lieutenant Ramage Immediately took it up
in gentIemanly, firm, and truly officer-like
manner, such as characterize the noble sons
of Coluinbia's gallant little navy, and after
much correspondence has completely gained
his point, The reply of the governor to his
official report of the occurrence is very hand
some. John Bulls replies being somewhat
,rrevelant and evasive, Ramage gave him
twelve hours for bis categorical answer
whether be would or would not give up the
mau-the reply is satisfactory. The Wasp
is the English briggs name, Captain Carter.
Our officers we're determined if official means
did not answer, TO make the affaira personal
one, as they are all resolved to do on every
occasion, until old John desists from his in
suits.
Norfolk, Feb. s5.
The body of youth, supposed Ia or IS
years Of age. Was picked up on Craney ISL
and Flats, on Wednesday last. From APP
pearences he must have been drowned two
or three weeks ago. His dress consisted of
blue round jacket, gray pantaloons, with
a striped vest and small bullet buttons.
sHIPwREcKs.
The sloop Randolph, Luddington, on her
passage from ST. Augustine to this port, was,
With her Cargo of fruit, lost on the 7th inst.
in coming over the bar-The captain and
crew saved AND arrived at Charleston.
The brig Dolphin, Williams, of and from
Boston, boundto Baltimore, was cast away
on the 2lst inst. about one o'clock, A, M. on
the Matcbapungo Shoals, and will be LOST
Her cargo, which consisted of hemp, iron,
domestic goods, silks, and indigo, will either
all be lost or considerably damaged, with
the exception of &c cases Of silks which have
been brought up here in Hampton Pilot
boat. Capt. w. left his vessel about o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, at which time she was
full Of water.
The sloop Dread, of Hudson, n. Y. on her
passage from this port TO New York, went
ashore on the 9th inst. on Egg Harbour, and
is said to be lost-cargo shingles.
[Reading Room Books.
From the National Intelligencer.
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Richmond. February 26.

Last evening. about 6 O'Clock, the Gene
raj Assembly Of Virginia adjourned their ses-
sions. We shall sketch of, in our next, all
their last Transactions Mr.. Banks, speaker
of the House of Delegates, addressed very
neat. atfectionate farewell address 10 the
House. Enquirer.
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HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Smyth, of Virginia, from the commit
tee on military affairs, to whom was refer
red an enquiry into the expediency of es-
,ablishing an additional national armory,
made report unfavorable to the establish
ment Of an additional armory which report
was, on motion of Mr.. Anderson, laid Oh the
table.
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THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE

Adjourned on Friday evening, 6 O'Clock,
after session of eis hty-one days--an'I
passing l62 acts of a general and pri-
vate nature.
The most material measures they
have adopted, are the Resolutions Oh the
Missouri question--An act continuing
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From the Balsimors Federal Gazette.


The circumstance related in tie following
extract, which is from respectable source,
will be gratifying to every American reader,
We had hoped, however, that the British
naval officers had been sufficiently instructed
by previous lessons, not TO have required any
new proof, that Americans, particularly A.
merican seamen. will not submit to have their
rights infringed by any power whatever.
Communicated for the Federal Gazette.
Extrac, of a letter, dated Havana, 1sth Feb
ruary, 1890.
caunot close this letter without informing
you that we have here two English briggs of
war--and our little pop-gin schooner Hornet,
Lieutenant Ramage. OF six nine pounders.-
Qpe OF the briggs fell into the old trick of i'm
pressing. ~ sending his boat on board the
schooner Louisa, Of Baltimore. and taking
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any ss,,sd o. dried hides, o, so,ss, to u
landed in the compact part OF the town, un'
less they acc pe'fsctiy 81 est and ea,isely Zee
from uny pu,rid smsii and then only at inc
Long Wharf; to DO deposited 10 some Of the
Slores thereon, sod there kept 'lill the swen-
iIeth OF October, unless tho Board 81 Health
shall think l. expsdient to permit them TO be
sooner removed.
Iiih. That al orders and Instructions OF
the Psesideas for carrying these Regulations
into Elect, shsll be in wei,ing aud shall be
recos ded ~ the Clerk of the Boards in shs
cook kept for the purpose Of recording the
doings of the boatd.
i2'n, That any person violating sny Of
these Regulations, o. refusing or neglscling
to compiy with any wiiten Instructions given
by the Ptesident, bt virtue OF these Regola-
tious, shaii, on conviciion thereof, before any
competent Couu, be hncd in sum not ex-
ceea,og Two huaded and hl,y dollars, nor
less than eve dollars, At tne discretion Of
such court.
lssh. That the aforegoine Regulations
shall be published three weeks in bo,h the
newspapers printed in this town. and copy
OF them haoded by the Health Otbcer. 10 tina
mssses Of evesy quarsntins Vessel FOR hls
government. s-s
BY Order, ..s.s.,...
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F6R SALE on TciET,

THE plea sanity situated House. in
- Howard street, now oeeurisd by Mr. 1eas
H--WnnrLwss our, in good ispsir With 6ne gar.
den snd some huN trees. a couble Dwelling.
House. in nIill-sueet. No. 2. and 3 a is,ge Two.
story Dwelling House on The lcinss with shop.
nov occupied by Mu MxsTsA sAsah.
One ninth ofthe Duck Factory = sppertensnees.
1he Congdon Place (ss Portsmouth,, x. l nov
occupied BY Mr. hIcRoLs HAssAsp
.siss "A new Store la Fall. t.kser, (Agsssl suilss
bic TT the Dry 6oods & Grocery business. '1esnhs
reasonable apply 10 the subscriber, No S. Aaarhet
square. who teeps as vsuais good sssoitment os
Groceries and Hardware, whole sAle and retail.
HENRY MOORE.
Srwport. june Z. 1920 .(,f,
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Eiav 26, 1920


IN pursuance Of powers which bsve been duly
n vested in the Secretary Of the Treasury, Under
the ati of Congress suthoriznS the President u
1kree Millions of DoIlsrs. Notice is hereby given,
neH. 0ooks win Be opened VI the Rank II tI,e Unit
ed states, snd It's OH>ecs in Po~tSmyu,hs Bcstop'
Providence M;dlissown. rew-folk. Bzl6a,yrc,
wssyingssh. RichnSond. escett2vilIe, Chssle@{<h.
and Savannah. fos subscriptions 20 tke snsQwnt OF
Cne Million Of Dollsv psysbs st the place of subr
scripsion. on or before the 20Nb day q October
neH Upon the completion Of the ppymens n any
sum which may be subscribed s<oek viii te issusd
TO On eodsl amount. besfins snd interest At the
rsse'of Eve per cent per annoSn, payable c'isuGer
ycssIy, and feimbussable ~ the viii of te govern
nent, st an5 time aiier the dru day Of January.
Ss5c
The sums which nsy be subseribsd nsy Be made
payable by instruments, or be discharged in one
paymeAt st the eleesio1 cf de Bsfties, soch eIec.
ton TO be made st the time cy Subscription Upon
failure 10 pay any insssrbens ss the time ssipuiai
Cd, the insisIrnens ibmedstely preceding shall be
forfeited TO she 6se Of the Unised States scrip
Certificates will be issued BY the Cashier of the
Bsrt, and in Offices respeetiseIy. upon which ths
entire successive payments, - de case snsy be.
shall he endorsed s-,r1l4
The ssia cersidesses win be sss;rnshle by en-
dorsneps and ,sIisery. snd vI be funded Il fbe
several i.osr Ofices where they were isssed. b,
The delivery If uock Of the shove description, 10
an snount equal 20 tIe several sums Which shall
have been paid by 'he ttspsetive psfihs -.
NILLIAm " Citsv PORD,
Scutfar o. ns 7reassr5
,sns T.. ut] 3
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SUMMER GOODS.
f.. w. LAWTON,
HAS received sy the las, Bos,on Wig.
i i gon; another trcsb surr'y d
,re- Snmnty Goods,

& In farficn.ar. H.
a Variety -cf NAnkin sod Csnton Grapes,
and smbassed Grape dsesses--l,ioin six
shawlsS piain Cotton do long and short, Kid
and silk Gloves foe cord Cingh,mf .ie-
gAnt white Sst,in, levan'ine and usil iogs !;
-, So 4 :; and s 4 hiesino ShawIs, fisur'd
and plain; coIesed and white C,mb,ics I;
thread lace white, black and green Italian
Grape elegan, Black Bombszcen-A- great
variety Of Ugh, Prinis and Cslicoe. India
Cotton. very cheap; Gcsxhu'e, plaid end
plain Ritbons.--A lev Leghotn Has, for
mems wesr, kc.--Wish the usual ass6rt
ment Of other articles.
..ILSO- se
8 Bales Psime Upland Cossen.
Newport. Juce 10. 1870 3v.
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brSiep. q Thought srixes me. Id
And thar is, tic advantage L have gained
~ buying my Geods sor Cash, which now
eiaSies me to eifss them lower than esor
for that precious sr,icie. rs
-WA1- JAMES TILLEY.
tl No. la. Thanes-sfrcrs.
w I'LL ,l.is day. open complete assortment oI
w Piece ccods. which he viii sell very low to
these who Diingssh that preclsas article. Cash With
them..s
pa-aensc-' hers geek.
Newport. June %. 1850.
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Nesv Summer Goods.
JOHN h. NEWTON,


If No. io4, 2'RAMss S1RsEr
HAS just received and is now open
Il l. ing handsome assortment Of Seasonabie
Goods. of the latest importations-and are offered
for sale at unusual low prices-y Purchasers are
spectfuiy iasitsd 10 csu, aid see for themselves.
.imoaS fhen ares
Superior black sna colourei Canton GRAPES.
superior Nankm Grape Dresses. Ggur'd and bor
dered
Grape and black silk shAwls; plain and colord
ditto. ~ .f, \,
mutation scrird shawls and Handkerchief,
= f.ncy si.k H.njkeschisfs
700 yasds vide aud narrow Garniture Ribbons.
from 10 centsto 2s per yard.
Black and eolor'd 9oaabs4etts.s Ffs
Black lfalisn Grape.
Ecgrnt wide BoaDbsze~n -..
Z Black Losl,ihss s,r SO; white silk Lace (.
Urpadc'o,hs AID Gas s,,nttea .
White Russia shceing for pan,aloons.
Black twilled BoIDbazettsa
A large assortment of CaIcocs.
With great variety OF other article, too nuier.
ous'io fneElion y.
Newport, June Ii
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uA I'D AMI SNaOOkA bONhS. .
.TEN boxes Meas, Youthssnd Chill.
\ drens HATS. Aandssm< end sdsap. ;ast ie.
esised hom New,york shd tor ss;e ~
"A G. WANTON's Book & Han Store.
= 'sdmo,g ,hea are 49,
!. J. wIrLsos's celebrated ffsisatsss beayers and
Mems white snd biatk Mats, wisA side briusA st
The low price OF 3 3esch. 81 n
Tweedy g. Bencdic,'s ir1ifalen beavers first
quality mems real Svpe,fns dil,o. W -.
White, BrohersN h Co ir,isnssn beavers - Wa,er
proof ditto msde tnsSreiy of bur. hshs and haad.
sens Also best No 4, Hats.
Chlrehs white and black Beaver. and red No.
rocco Hats. t sr
For sote as abope,
so Rearns writing paper, Cap No. I, 2 & 8. a one
dosr per Resm less than the usual price.
Letter paper and Stationary. Of every description
School Books of every kind Ia uss--ys Asden's
and Webiers isi, I'd 4 81 vois ---tuwmiHIs,
Morse and Godsmiih's Biographies ~ a Arishsh<lics
--Grammsrs. Dictionaries, 1ss.sfusnls. Ec4-sea-
mems nd Blank Books
taper H01gings and Bojdsis, !.
For Rooms aud window Cus,sins, selling Oh :,
very reduced prices f, tN-3
OF Those persons who are intetsedto q, WAN
TON and the more especially ,hnse whose Accounls
have been of long standing are earnestly requested
10 cali and make payp rnt, AS Otherwise their Ac
counts viii be put in sus IN the course Of 10 days
Newport. May ~, 1890.
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4. observstios; nrsss ~ wnod cempsssss &
Spy Classes Gsses % Spsbemssica insuus~snss, /,
parallel rules, sssIes ~ pvidess, Kssgssors ssd
Coast Pilo,s; lhsgsst fatept ha5-honr Classes 5
Log glasses. bantnG syd Ships colours, quilts.
writing. letter sad " psPsf inA powders seerdsge
of al sizcs tviae hpnss. cabin. paint and scrub
brushes; bsoons din mops Iog reeis and cI'ifs
deep sea and keNf leads; baud pumps, sesving
n~Iiets b!ooip snd hanks jspsn lamps sud iced.
ers horp ski Tia lantosns kniyes snd forks hia.
ges oe all kinls screws; brass aud IRON isscbcs ;
locks, "a sSse mills. JACK aid pen knives. spoons,
cooks lsdies snd ;orIDeptors; s-ss. bstcbe.s. am
er.. ispap and fin ,rmrtts, ebiseis, sugvrs aies.
saws. bsrpooas and gains Gsb hooks, ssiI needles
ara pains leather. sheating PAPER cs,,Ikiai irons
and mslIetss marlin spikess iron slioyels; stips
srcapers, cimbiets, pump and clspper nails, states
and pencils spanish brown. red had; ten. iron ard
stone ware: patent dsck lights. brsss pump boses;
wrought and cu, n,s bf.ds s1tf tscks OF si sizes,
tile que, chalk bsiuns ismpblsrk, oars. hand
spskss, Tar, Pitch, Turpesisne and Rosin oakum;
Win fun ssforcnent ~ every article usually cali
ed Epr an a Hardware aud ship rnandIery s'ofe.
IT Persons wishing Qisdrsnts and compssses
repaired cen leave them Ct shs ssS's store, where
they viii be sttcrd-d 10.
Newport iure ~
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NEW GOODS.

7ust opened 9 G;ases et sisgani
sPRIAC AND SUJfdfER GOODS.
Rea Good Bstgaius, as ever WAS offered
In ,his .own, pu, chase, with Cash 10 Bns-
ron, r. ON The latest inapm's'ions 10 'he
Leadaa packet, M,pssss, Mercury, Trioa
aud iacon.--rney arc nsw< offs.cd Tor
sale "a, the Old chssp stand, c5.d,r Of
EAs.s .sA sod Ihshsss.sesi, b
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EoR sALE-ssoo bushels Liverpool SALT. ii
= scis to suit purchasers. Apply 10
June 2. ROhERT CARTER
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Spring Goods.
JAMES HAMMOND,
iii the AVrtA Wing Of fie a. A. y Bank.
Hus ypce;q,ed osn, Joy c,,is


Has recei9ed afn' fer SALE,
ClNGLE CASSiMEltES--Css
~ nets and CIolhs.
FELL ,sE SILKS. " ira and plain merinO. crepe.
silk, cotton and Cashmere si,aWi.s q ia spk fs
c.$ssis. c.'sSfis. Muslin, Ss% S.Sisa Grape: Grape.
DmiSs pIsd and plain silks
1ambrses Dip.iics Dcnbazines
iI"trss.ed rsla.a sk vessins..s
CiGghams y. , White NSfseaIirs a.
tissh Lnena White col. sssts
rva, shir,ircs Cotton and si.k Hose.
( s, skssh 4 gn0eraf a,ariefl c/ efnsr
Dry GOODS, ~
Garbspngs, sc.
BooAs, Stationery,
And Articles. Of aea.ly esesy description, ss.
ually to be fund 10
~ ROOK.STORE.
P1PER,H1NGyNCS.
800 HOLLIS,
qf Frencd gitd Ani~;tas !
PAPER HANGlNGS. II.
Etgant, Of the Ia,sM Pase'ns, end many
sctv iow-pr'cec.
. hLS0.
- " Lookmy Glaxses, Fascy and
~ household Hmdwa,c.
lTrs Furnitufc. BnYhes, ssr.
The C1rcuiafng Library,
OF between 3 and 4ooo Volumes, continues
20 receive additions VI AL New WorAs
usually feqaircd.
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" PRfszIA q, ef an k'nd. sree2s< : n
o ssasfaeiory fsenseS, o. sac e1ises
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JONATHAN ALMY, Clerk.
sNsSpo,. t9;b june, -ie2o.
NOTICE..

THE subscriber having been duly ap-
{ 4 pointed BY Power Of Attorney. to settle ,he
business Of Pnrsu CHaisry, requests all those in.
dr5 ed to said chrsiy 10 ma ke immediate p,,mcnt
and all those having any demands, TO present the
same for settlement, to the subscriber.
JOHN X PEaRCE.
South. .Kngstown, June 81, 1920
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N11U- Haren, august S.
a LAWYER CAUGHT.

81 OIJa La " IN CA oAA L.
A few days since whilst some persons
from North Haven were claiming on
Cranes bar in this harbor, standing
where the water was or feet deep,
ore of the company espied q shark max
ing sla~ly towards them., intending, no
doubt, to attach without giving notice.
The man gave warning, and they all
sprang into their boat. The officer Of
the deep played furiousIy round the boat
as If determined, for want of property,
to take the body of some one. The
Shark was sinelly secured with clam
rake by one of the fins, and soon des.
patched. 1t was 7 feet ia length, and
weighed 40 lbs.
A Shark was also taken yesterday
morning by Mr.. Blackwell, near Tom
ltnsons Bridge, measuring more than
seven feet.
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Andrew Reynolds ,na Benjamin King, I'M
barked in small boat, and came within so
yards of him, so that one of them counted
90 punches on his back appearing exactly
as described by others who have seen him !;
his head. which was black, resembling that
OF common serpent, was raised about two
feet above the surface, and was about the
size of common fire bucket.
we have made very particular inquiries OF
the persons above mentioned. and have this
statement from their own mouths, and which
they are ready to substantiate, under oath.
He was also again seen on Sunday after
noon by several persons residing at the
Beach and Point
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nEcLaRArIoN or WAR.

person from the Lines informs us, that
when he came from thence, number OF
plaster vessels lay in tiers, determined to re-
sist any visit either from the preventive OIL.
Ger or the Bellette.
Trumps have been played on both sides for
some time past between the plastermen and
The laws. It is now coming to-who shall! !!
lSt Jshn Star.
The above is really news to US. for we hit
lie thought that war existed so near US; but
ne apprebend there will be no blood shed,
as the preventive officer and Beliette seem
disposed TO keep at good distances!
LEastpors paper.
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J Boston, august s.


BY the arrival at this port yesterday, oil the
ship Herald, captain Masters, in SO days
from Antwerp, papers of that place TO the
ssth June have been received at Merchants
Hall, with which we have been favored by
Mr.. Topliff. We have translated some arti-
cles of interest to the general reader. In one
of,hese papers we notice letter from VIM.
Shaler. U. S. consul at Algiers, TO Mr.. APP
pleton, consul in Italy, dated March IA, IN
forming that an Algerine squadron OF seven
vessels were getting ready for sea. He had
been assured by the Dey in reply to enqui-
ries. that their destination was against no
christian power and that in all cases, strict
orders were given that no American vessel
be molested by bis cruizers. Mr.. S. further
says, as land forces are also equipping, it is
thought their destination is against Tunis.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 10.


At 10 O'clock last night, an extraordinary
meteor appeared in the eastern quarter of
the celestial hemisphere. A tram of light
burst forth as il shooting from centre, hrst
to the north and then to the south, apparent
~ about yard on each side. ltquiCAly e1-
tended itself both north and south, until 1t
formed a parallel line of about forty or Fifty
feet in length, having the appearance OF a
long pole, aud remained stationary about
two minutes, when it very gradually disap'
peared Ii was seen in the direction OF tine
milky way lFrssman's Journns.
I'VE were sitting in the cosntry at the time
this meteor made its appearance, aud the
above description agrees precisely with our
own observations. Its first appearance was
accompanied with light in the hemisphere,
resembling vivid fash OF lightning Dur
ing tue evening there were frequent displays
OF what are commonly called falling or shoot
ing stars. l-Reps Gazette.
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received. the managers fearing. IN q
icases t" be overwhelmed with oIa;m NAT
Tor instruction. The annual ass ','''
page OF the native tribes took plac rs'n =
paramatta, on the eSth of Decent .e a
but was less numerously attended tIa,
usual, the extreme heat Of the ws, ,aa'
preventing them from proceedine ra"
the interior. About $50 persons Of b"a
sexes were present, and were reo "p
ny the Governor with provisions e aS
liquor. The examination of the n.t a''Q
children OF the institution then taH
place, and some very creditabIe sn ,"'A
mems of their progress in writing r a.i
drawii;s were produced. The roc a"U
milton of the children by their pars",
and friends was described a. exfrem"1 s
affecting, the facilities of internal cor
munication had been increased, by ' nv,
ting the roads from Sydney to pss' AZ"
malta and Nassau, before impassabIs;
the wet seasons, under complete ,cn."
The Gazette Of the eighth of Janns".
contains an advertisement from fine ":
ted Dr.. O'HalIoran, who has opencd !.
sfhool at sidney. London pa.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-15
Married.,

On Monday evening, the 6th ms mar ~ DISC
Rev James Reid, Mr.. WILLIAM MIA lara
to Miss ELIZABETH BEAVERS, botn VI
county. Va. A. 9Th inst By
the Rev. James Reid, Mr.. WILLIE "a d,s
yEns to Miss CLor OGDEN. bo'h o. 49,
county, Va.