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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-20
Boots & Shoes.

Boots y Shoes.
VK7ILLIAM TRUf, hasjust received and
w offers for sale, on the most reasonable
terms, a general assortment of ladies', gen.
tlemen's, and children's coarse and fine
SHOES, suitable for the present and APP.
preaching season, and warranted good.
Also,
A general assortment of mems and boys
coarse and fine Hats. All the above articles
are offered wholesale or retail at the lowest
Baltimore and Philadelphia prices.
October % tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-20

ON moderate terms, a three story,
kTTsA br;ck House. in a central part OF
hsssllne town, well calculated Tor a pr
ksAssll yate family, or a genteel boaroihs
house. Possession given on or before ene Isl
OF December next. Inquire oil Inc fTinter'
lune28
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-20

about 90 years of age, his tore teeth wide
apart, and cannot speak very quick-had
on Virginia cloth clothes and carried off a
shaggy great coat, be has a father named Pc
ter Hall, who lives with the widow Morgan,
at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co. and his grandfa-
Their, old Frederick Hall, is supposed to be-
living at Mr.. Terrett's near Alexandra, and
tits likely he may be lurking about there
I will give the above reward for a~pprehend-
ing and securing said fellow so that | gethim
again, and reasonable charges if brought
home. j. III. WASHINGTON.
Masters Of vessels and others are fore
warned against h~arboring or carrying of
said fellow If June IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-20
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.

rEHE subscriber wishes to inform his
L friends and the public, that he has
opened his Burr Mill Stone Mandatory, at
the upper end of King-street, Opposite the
Blacksmith and Farrier's shop, in the town
of Alexandria where he will supply milIers
with French Burrs, of any size, at the short
est notice and will warrant them equal, il
not superior, to any in the United States
If millers will order their Wheat Burrs be-
fore they are built, he will build them IN
a manner, she can prove to the satisfaction
of any person, that they will run, without
stop or fail for 100 years {; & if not bespoke,
from 90 to 100.
N. B. Prices as low as possible
iune 90 ROBERT GLENN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-20
Bryan Hampson f Go.


LEAVE on hand, and offer for sale
IL IS hhds. y l00bhls. lst 82d quality
Muscovado sugars
so hhds. bright molasses
SO do Jamaica and Antigua rum
100 bags prime green coffee
A pipes London part. Tenerife wine
10 do Sicily Madeira do
80 quarter casks Malaga do
4 cases London mustard containing
pound T. half pound cannisters
2 hhds. English alum
1900 lbs. madden
Anew tons patent shot, assorted sizes
White lead in kegs
1000 lbs. bees wax (,
5000 3Ss s"shs'' sT Sss '''" SALT
400 tons plaster.
With a general assortment of groceries,
and a constant supply of the best family
-four, september 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-20
Leesburg Hotel and Coffee
House.

ID FOLEY respectfully infoms the Cit
a . gems of Leesburg, and the public ge-
neraIly, that he has taken that large and COM
modious establishment lately occupied by
Sam'l l.. Edwards. on Loudoun Street, d.
rectly leading from Alexandria, Washington
and Georgetown to Charlestown, Battletown,
and Winchester where from the superior
accommodations and attention TO the conve-
nience and comfort of travellers, he hopes
to give the greatest satisfaction to those who
honor his house.
n. B. The most attentive servants always
provided. Jan
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-20
400 Dollars Reward.

Dan away from the subscriber living in
~ King George'scounty Va. IN Monday
the 22nd- March, a yellow man named
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
MISCELLANY.
For the Portland Gazette.

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
Sir-With heart felt regret, and the
most dircful foreboding, we behold the
time, when the spirit of liberty in this
country, appears on the wane, and the
horrors of slavery and servitude, are be-
coming more familiar to our minds, and
less obnoxious to our sentiments
What humiiating consideration for
every free-born American What a re-
Election on the present state of feelings
and morals
Time was when most of the American
people, looked on an attempt to enslave
portion of the human race, with senti-
ments of horror and detcstation, and con-
sidered it, as directly opposed to the
welfare of the country, inconsistent with
the idea of a republican form of govern.
ment, and initiating with the best feelings
of the human heart.
Who now is the monster in human
form, that, without any compuctious Wis
things Of conscience, can rivet the shack
les of slavery upon a fellow being and
compel him, like beast of burthep. to
drag ont miserable existence, for the
mere profit and convenience of inhuman
task-masters /?
1t is well known, that an attempt has
been made in Congress land to their
eternal honor be it spoken) to prohibit
a further extension of slavery, and that
the advocates for doing away all restric-
ton as it regards Missouri, are making
uncommon exortions, and be it known to
their eternal DISGRACE. that, they are de-
termined TO oppose the admission OF
Maine into the Union-unless the mem.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
MAIL ARTICLES.
sosrss. JAN. ~, 1890
SEASON OF ryPrs


Az Troy. n. Y. on the o8tb ul, m. Mn.
Wcoilens &c. MANDATORY. was entirely de,trcv-
ed nv i.e. Loss $4,000. $1,000 insured in
New-York ~
At Bordenfown. Breeze Point. the unan.on Of
!osFpH RasAPARTE (called Count de s.rvill;er,
was destroyed the 4'h inst. but most If il, forn;-
tnre and valuable collection "fpaiptirgs f.aid 10
ne worth sf50O00) were saved. Those burnt
were in a room which could not he broken NM,
Tho Count arrived from his late Journey 10 Nsx.
York during the eenf>gratien, and witnessed the
destruction with philcsopbic serenity. The
pumps were all dry or frozen up.
The extensive Green-Houss Of the lea1:n~
'grcs'turalist Of New-Yo,k, Mr.. Van Ren.sa.
lear. r.sr Albany. was burnt the 3lst uIt.
The Iron Pooling Mil. Of Parmele &. Co. ar
Nonroe, y. Y. was destroyed the 2cd ult. Los,
10000. all insured.
AtConcord. Mass. on the 3Ist u,t dur;nc
heavy snow storm, wheelr;eht's shcp. small
dwellir g-house owned nv JoHv RycWARp.ox
rsq. snd the valuable town School House. were
DESTROYED by fire, and the elegant Court-Hous.
narrowly escaped. Had good fire hooks bean a,
hand the destruction might have been coafn.a
to the building in which tho fire originated.
FIRE at HoDoveR : On the 5sh inst the va,,a.
bic Flour Mill, owned by COL vausn Of TIA,
Town, was fesfroyed by fire. The Destruction q,
this establishment. the first of the kind erected
IN "s'ne, ia pubic ralamity ; hut we are glad
10 hear. that the lose sustained has been overr,t
ed, that II does not exceed 20OU dclar. /. and
ih~t much Of the machiaery connected with the
water wheels has heen saved. The fire or;s;p-
ated from stove used to keep the mill perfectly
drv, Gan essential requisite in the manofactor.
~ Hour teing 'ef' with LARGE FIRE in il. while
me mi'ers were absent at dinner. Little grain
was destroyed, the season for collecting having
Oh. Jus. commenced five duly estimate the
enterprise of the spirited individpa, who ..s..ad
the mill, we calculate that II will n. ...;, +,
operation in two months.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18

bers Of Congress from this section, VII:
consent TO admit Missouri without any
restriction.
But. LET that day be darkness. let NOT
the sun shine upon it with its usual SPLEEN
dor, in which it shall be said, that a
member from Maine, shall have so delil.
ed his reputation and outraged hun.ani-
ty--and so abused ard disgraced his
constituents, as to have lifted up his
hands as expressive Of their sentiments.
for the admission of Maine on this most
Unprecedented, unjust and diabolical
condition.
Who can ever again wash those hands
in innocence, which have been lifted. TO
consign to eternal slavery and wretchcd.
ness, o portion of his fellow beings p
The crimson die must forever stain those
polluted limbs. which, nothing but the
tears of the most bitter repentance and
remorse can ever obliterate.
If there should be any such, who are
so lost to gentle sympathy and compass
sion, and have so far wandered from the
straight path of justice, let bis name be
forever. blotted from the records of mer-
it, and the frowns of disapprobation show
our sincere and Just adherence of such
a character, and evince our ardent at
tachment to the spirit of liberty, which
our fore-fathers loved and cherished
when they " fought and bled in free
dom's cause"
II is circumstance peculiarly happy
and singularlv propitious, that, in our ex-
ertions for the independence of Maine,
such an uncommon unanimity existed in
the minds Of the people.
We are now about TO erect a temple
TO freedom, but shall VIC rear it at the
expense of the liberty of thousands of
our fellow beings Shall we pollnte and
defile the very threshold of this sacred
edificc. by entering it ourselves, on this
execrable condition. or bv suffering
those TO enter it. who, (if any such there
be) have been the immediate agents in
This nefarious work And whose un-
ballowed sentiments discover the corrup-
lion of their hearts, and the danger of
heir influence under republcaa form
Of government Can we paw our deyo.
lions at the altar on which have been
sacrificed the happiness and freedom Of
thousands of the human race p
envy not the disposition or feelings
Of that man, who advocates the nroprie-
y or business of establishing his pros
,erity or happiness, on the miseries of
MS fellow beings but set him down a.
,ne, who will trample under foot ererv
obstacle which obstructs his way to self
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
A letter from Washington, saws. sit is
calculated that all the delegates from
Vew-England. with orly one exception)
will vote in favor ofthe restriction of
laverv in the state of Missouri And
: this sinule exception, a man whom
We have honoured with our sufTrages
md invested with honors and the no~er
# Legislation How long then will the
yes of the people of Maine he blinded.
o the destructive effects Of misplaced
confidence ? How long will their ears
'e deafened to the salutarv admonitions.
Which the events of almost every day
ford US, to make us mise and rvydcnt.
CIvNrcHsA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
ST. DOMINGO

ne subsequent article was conisd from Nh.
inst. ~ '
"Accounts from the leland Of c, n,,,;,co If
Tate date, a-e received here, which st.,s FRAT
'he understanding between the two Chlefs Chri.-
tophe and Boyer has become So friendly that an
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
GOVERNOH's MESSAGE.
Gentlemen IF the Senate and


Gentlemen Of the House Of Representation,
IN taking survey Of the present coooil,on
OF The people of this Commonwealth. we find
abundant reason for ,hankfulne 10 Almighty
God, lor he smiles OF his Providence in con.
tinui"g 10 US the blessings Of peace. OF sener
al health, and of civil and religious liberty
The seasons of the past ear, have been un
commonly favorable 10 vegetation. and on,
iaad. under the influence OF improved culiiva.
ton, has yielded rich increase. Many
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
Massachusetts, Legislature.

On Wednesday the Legislature Of this
Commonwealth commenced its winter
session at the State House in Boston and
next day the Secretary of State deliver
ed the following Message from His Ex-
Cellency the Governor
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
FNIDHf, IA
PUBLIC DONATIONS.


Mr.. Butter, OF n. Il. moved the following
resolution:
Resoirsd, Tba, the COMM tee on the Public
Lands be Instructed to enquire into the expeii-
ency of granting t. each state tract Of land not
exceeding one hundred thousand acres, for the
endowment OF an University ia each state. A.
greed to.
REDUCTION OF FEES.
On moton Of Mr.. Ed0GrdS, Of Connecticut.
il was
Resolred, That the committee on the judiciary
be instructed to enquire into the expediency Of
amending or rope ling the act passed on the 18th
April, 1914, entitled "an act TO lessen the CON.
pensaton for msrshals, clerks and attornies in the
cases therein m eutioned."
NAVY PENSION FUND.
The Speaker laid before the House letter
from the Secretary of the Navy, Transmitting
the annual report of the Commissioners of the
navy pension fund.
In SENATE, TauRspAy, JAW. 6.
Mr.. VAN DykE submitted for consideration a
resolution, instructing the Com. on Pensions, to
report, whether any amendment or modifc cation
Of the Revolutionary Pension .4ef Of March 10.
1918, be necessary to insure its execution &C.
coriing TO its true intent.
Engrossed B,Hs-To establish Circuit Court
in Maine To provide for obtaining accurate
statement Of the foreign commerce. Of the U. s.
and private bill, passed.
ST.7IE OF MAINE
MIR. sMirR of the Committee on the same, re
ported the bill from the House, on the admission
Of h4aine with an amendment, which is whole
bill to authorize the People of M,ssouri to form
Constitution. &c. without restricton.-f In other
words, 10 adn,u f,co States INTO The Union by one
Si41
On motion Of Mr.. PiNKSEY-who wished time
to be given for a full examination of the great
question involved tine smcndmeni-the further
consideration Of the bill, was postponed for a
week, mem con.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-24

siFeam, dressed out will, the flags OF tho
different nations, all these gave an sdli
tional aud warm interest 10 the splendid
scene. l, wat remarked that the Delaa are
was launched.a T supported, b, tweea III
lrlga'e United States, and the United
States, mrrrlaui'sessel Of Wiscasse,.
The Delaware oy"rcame all her cables
and goi ashore Oh ST. i,lcna, the point
opposite To her: but there was no doubt
OF her getting off on the first or second
flood tide.
Herr name. in a certain degree, mos, beam
iiiully illustrates The theory of our consti-
'ulion-tor, in the eve of that Constitution,
every co-siaie is IN certain sense equally
sovereign and greai-and Que al The lar
gest states OF the Union il seen bnilsiing
"a to bear the name oil one of ilie small
esi.
This ii has moi lri, her cradle, before
the live oak timbrrs Intended ior another,
and already cui To the mould, are array
ed on The ground to build up another slip
Of IKE 6Me.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-24
Broad Rock FaH Races for 1928

WILL the third THestin November next,
w and continue fse days.
FIRST DAY-A sweep stake for three year Odds, mile
heats, TOO dollarsalf forfeit. more
nske races and e subscription close uedsy preceding
ti@
SECOND DAY-The Jockey Club Purse four mile heats
entrance 20 dollars.
THIRD pAY-The rropric,of' Porsc thrce mile heats,
entrance IS dollars.
FOURTH DAy-A Handy esp, two mile heats, weights
10 Ne regulated ny the RIDES al the course.
FfFtH DAI-A male race, mile heats the best three in
five. 10 dollars entrance. and 10 carry catches.
After each days ergant Saddle will rs hung up
10 h. run for, by Saddle lioIseB only carrying Catcc
fai meeting 81 the members Of the Club Is earnestly
requested NJ the Broad Rock the evening preceding
Jockey club race, on busiress ~ importance.
Stshlts anl litter furnished race horses. graiis.
lie Subscriber having rrptsl the place of Mr.. Thomas
Ball. will every cSeifou us power give satisfaction
TO those who may fayur BIN vb tlFr patronage.
He also PLEDGES himself to iansie every srtcc in iss line
Of The best quality. o. ID BAEER.
y. y. " ise0rucy requested that each renir 81 TIC
Club Will e Punctra in the discharge Of his subser io Oh
or before the day offsC gsoc.
October q ~ IA
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+ ~ s.sszs
RICHMOND, OCTOBER "a. Is20.
FONOIGN NEIt!S

The ship Cortss, at N. Yotk, brings London
accounts to the 10th September, days later.
The evidence for the crown was gone tiirou IA,
aud summed mp by the Solicitor neral--Mr.
irou-ham was then called on 10 saw whether
~ was his intention 10 20 into the defence. or
ASK tor delay. liza replied in an Z" astonishiu.ly
low Key that IL vas probable there were Two
classes OF evidence, z" with respectto the one
class, he might be allowed 10 call evidence
now; (is this TO carry the war into the enc,
inys country, and expose the infdelity OF the
Ning tj-wifh respect To the other, lie might
wish To trcspsss on their Loi dships' Indulgence
to, deas" Upon consulting will the Queen lie
then on ihenexi day asked fui foriui.hi's de-
isH I" make preparatory arrangements for her
uekhce ne request was granted, aud the trial
put on i!i The 3d October. The tide of pnblic
sentiment seemed TO set strongly in her iavor.
Addresses continued TO pour IN from "A variety
OF quarters. Several of her Witnesses are sta
ted TO have arrived III town and 10 BE persons
OF The first rsspectabiity in Iiaiy, &c. Her
friends are yet sangniue of success.
The intentions of Austria are variou.ly de-
pictG"-d, one time II is reported, she has
fused TO receive the Minister from Naples, aud
mat he has 900 troops on theiI march TO H.
aIy ihat he has come 10 Il fixed resolution 10
ahopt offensive measures against the new sNS-
ten at Naples that 20 900 Prnssians also are
ordered TO march for Italy the conference AT
Perth between three of the Allied crowms is
stiil spoken OF. whose object twill be 10 pre-
vent such events as have TRANSFERRED I'm Mamie,
aud Spain. and moreover 10 give IA new guarau.
Zee 10 the integrity OF The states of Italy, &c
&C. N,enna accounts OF the 2fih Aug. lean 10
most OF these impressions. Al another moment
II is SAID MAT the Austrian government had de
tcrmiDed to receive the Neapotan Mmit,er.
III the views OF Russia are AS variable as The
reports, her policy in relation TO Spain must
have gone back again" The London prints
state II 10 appear from the 3iadrid accounts
up 10 The Ziih Aug. that laird diplomatic note
from The Emperor had been communicated TO
iie Spanish government ,rhics ras rery satis.
Jaciorg.
The state of things in Sicily is dark and nn-
certain. One account says the Junta ofPaler-
dence. How many OF how few towns will CO.
Operate with Palermo, the representa- ions
completely way.
hh"bef newspaper version represents him. in ste ad
oi tue statement above given expresseda doubt
whe'hef t1ey would call any evidencew The
statement above states him intending rely on Ger
pendent of the facts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-24
THE NAVY.

DEDHAM, Oct. 6.-1be Board ap-
poinied TO examine the Midshipmen i'm
our Navy, whose dates of warrant are
prior 30 the first of Jan. 1914, az candi
dates for promotion 10 Leuienancies, will
assemble at New York on Monday next.
u is composed Of Com. Stewart and
Chauncry, Capt. Evans, and The Rev. Mr..
felch. The institution of these examina
tio;s Is giving a high tone 10 the scientific
requirements, as well as moral character
OF The Navy. At the first examination
last year, there were twenty eight gentle
men offered themselves /; sixteen only pas
sed. We trust this years examination
Will be more favorable 10 the character OF
The candidates. The attention Of the
board is particularly directed TO matlie
matics, scamsnship and moral character.
Any deficiency Of the candidates in eli
fher Ol these points is fata! to their adj
vanccmeni. We view these proceedings
as aneuring The prosperity OF the Navy,
and hope 10 see our naval character az
distinguished i'll peace Tor morality and
science, as 1t was i'll war for saIaniry and
seamanShip.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-24
COHEN'S

Lottery and Erchdnge UDFces, Bat,imorc,
No ia Market street. or No. I, Exchange
IT orders from any part Of the Union, enclosing the
cash or prizes IN amy of the Lotteries, post paid will
meet the same prompt aud puncnal attention as f on
personal application, addressed TO
J. !. COHEN, JR.
Secretary 10 the Managers, Baltimore.
Bank Bills Of the states Of Virginia. NoT,b or Souih
Catol,ha Georgia. Hank Of the u. States OF Branches
District OF Columbia. or Of the cities Of baltimore
Annapolis, philadelphia or New York and all specie
paying banks in Maryland, will be received ia payment
az par.
More Capital Prizes have been obtained at Coben's
Office than al any other in America.
The earliest intelligence will be forwarded Of success
October ~ 4g..Jtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-24
OR.EKNE.

E'EMALE EDUCATION, will IT, continued the ensuing
n year ~ MOuntairy.-NiisS Caroline Till will ;eacl, the
whole of the first session. Miss Hannah l during the Sc.
eond term.
The school will I've opened the first Monday in January,
and close the first Friday in December. Vacation the
hrst Friday in June, until the first Monday in July
Terms-For board and tuitioi loo dolarsI paid half
yearly IA advance. HUMPHREY HILL
Mounfairy. Caroline, Oct. ~. 40 .tsi,
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
DIEDl-On Monday night the 10Th lust at
Nr. 0endfrSon'S, in the county Of Orange.
alter short but rainfri iilUess, Mrs. MARY
a. BRYCE. consort of the Rer. .johH Bryce
o. Sa'ur,'a~ the 2Id inst. at her residence
on Richmond Hin in this city. in the 5Sih Year
of her aye. Mrs. ANN CaRRISGrON, reii.i
or Col MAYO CARRrNGTOS. deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-24
REJJOVJJ-

ENlIAS REED has removed 70 the Store recently
- occnpedby Messrs. Lucte & Slzer. where he is
receiving an will cnnnnr TO Keep on hand u very
general assortment of BOOTS Si'OES < rs. uads.
10 order from the best reduced ericrs
DRAFTS at short sieht ST. Louis, Missouri, for
sac 10 above. oct. 81. ~ .inf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-24

ktI virtue of d deed uust executed the I4Ih OF
HS November 1878, by Wertwetber Lewis Walker aud
Maria his wife George q. Lindsay, aud John COzen
aud Elizabeth his wife, 81 records The clerks Office Of
AlbemaTle to the Subscribers as Trustees, for tie
pose Of securing the punctual payment OF sundry
Of money due by bonds, aHd therein named To Dabney
Minor, Of Abemafle The undersigned rs trustees
Aforesaid will sell for cash at the front door el the
RiyauTa Mills. IN the ocCuusncy Of Richard and
James Duke, in tlbemaIe county, thursday the
2Sd d0y Of NorcDber $40 (should Thursday the 23a
November 1920. ne rainy day. the sale will be on
Friday the 21th November 1920 seven hundred aud
ninety eight Of laud and the said RiVdnHa mus
with all the appnrtenances belonging TO the
both sides Of the river, nuch uf the same " III
raise the balance that will he then due the said DabHey
Minor 4 the costs of carrying into effect the said deed o.
trust. The above property is valuable lies both sides
Of the North fOfk Of the Rivanna liver. which affords
b7tteaux navigation to Richmond. The undersigned
acting as trustees for The htBeh 81 others will sell and
convey such te only is vested in them trustees
BY The deed Aforesaid.
NMROD BRANHaN. 1r.
ALEXANDER GARRETT, ""S'tes'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-10-24
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

CnlLIcoTHE (Ohio,) Sept. 80 ..On Thursday
evening last, a fire broke out in the factory
owned by Mr.. David II. M'Comb on Paint
Greek. in this viciaiiy, which, we are sorry 10
say. has laid in RUNS this valuable establish
mem. All The necessary machinery for card
ing and spinning cotton and wcol, weaving,
fuIling. q, ing. together with grsi mill, have
heeu destroyed. Through the excrtiOns of the
Fire Company and some Other citizens, the ~ O
main water wheels, drawing head, rowing
frames, cards, and some other articles, valued
IN all al $1,000 were preserved. The whole
loss is estimated al fifteen fhopsane dollars
Fears are cnteI tanned that the tn Ter en-
p'Dy-d ia the factory, in endcsvoring tos va
property. has persisted in the flames, as he
has not been seen since the fire.