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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
TO The
CultiyatOrS of the Soil.
THE AMERICAN FARMER.

THE first number of the AMERICAN
Il FARMER, was issued on the I'd of April,
1919. 1t may now be announced as all es-
tablished National work, adapted to all the
varieties of our climate. since many OF the
most eminent citizens in all the states, con-
tribute by their patronage and their pens, to
its circulation and its usefulness
To make known all discoveries in the SCI
ence, and all improvements in the practice
of Agriculture and Domestic Economy-and
to develope the means and designate plans
OF internal Improvements generally, consti-
tute the chief objects TO which the american
Farmer is devoted. Ittakes no concern or
interest in party politics, nor inthe transient
occurrences Of the day.
The Farmer is published weekly, on a
sheet the size of large newspaper, and
folded y as to make eight pages--and 10 ad-
nit OF being conveniently bound up and
preserved in volumes. Each volume will
consist Of fifty two numbers, a title page and
an index and numerous Engravings to re-
present new implements, and approved sys-
TENS of husbandry,
Each number gives true and accurate
statement of the then selling prices of coun-
try produce, live stock and all the principal
articles brought for sale in the Baltimore
market.
Terms of subscription dollars per an
mum, to be paid in advance. But for the
sum of FIVE dollars, the actual receipt OF eve
~ number is guaranteed. That, is, when
numbers fail to come to hand, duplicates
shall be sent until every number shall have
been received.
As the Editor takes the risk and cost oil
the n,ail-should subscription money mis-
carry, he holds himself, nevertheless, bound
TO furnish the paper.
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soription too high, it msy be remarked, tina;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
This is to give Notice

THAT the Subscriber OF CHARLES Conn.
i ty, ard State Of Maryland, has cblsm.
ed letters Of administration on The personal
estate OF George H. Spalding, late oil said
County, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same legally auihen.
ticated 10 the Subscribers, on or before The
s5ib day OF September next, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit 10 said
estate; and all those indebted to said de.
ceased, are hereby required TO make i'm.
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 95th March,
1921.
ELIZABETH M SPALDING.
Administrative OF Geo. H. Spaldng.
march 81 Intell--law3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
EUTERPEIAD
OR, MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER.
find Ladies' Gazette,

4 periodical paper has been published
"A in Boston since April 1890. devoted 10
the diffusion OF Musical 4 Belle Lel,re infor.
nation. 1t embraces a general history of
Music from the earliest sges-records the
transactions of musical societies-revIews
new musical works-furnishes biographical
memoirs OF eminent musical men-corres-
pondenCe oil music-letters in
structive and interesting upon every branch
OF the musical science-lmproyeneDts m
musical instruments, and the compilation Of
a register of musical transactions.
With such intentions, il is conceived eve
ry topic Of interest, personal and general,
vocal and instrumental, will re embraced.
TO what extent information may be obtain
ed in the insipient stage OF our enterprise,
we will not presume to promise, but BY a
clear exposition of our objects, we shew
the scope and range OF our intentions; and
while we eDtreat the voluntary aid Of those
who possess the talents we covet, we at the
same time engage TO omit no effort OF our
own TO fulfil expectation, we hope however
TO be more Indebted TO the generous cOntri-
button OF scientific ability. than TO our own
labors.
A portion of our columns is intended to
DIES DEPARTMENT, wherein it will
become our duty TO
C guard the purity of melting maids.
In courtly ball, and midnight masquerades'
Safe from the treacberous friend, the daring
spark,
The glance by day, the whisper in the dark
When kind occasion prompts their warm
desires,
When music softens. and when dancing
fires"
As the EuTERPElAD IS not intended 10 de.
rive support from advertising patronage, Il
has thus far been attended with little or no
emoiument to the proprietor, it is an e1Pe'
riment OF no ordinary undertaking IN TIL
country. and has necessarily consumed co.,
siderable time, labor. and expense.
A publication destitute of profits scelu.
ing from advertisements, must rely uponlS
subscribers only, for support. The Pro- |
prietor would not willingly abandon bis 10. |
tention, unless compelled by necessity
which he hopes may not be realised, mols
extensive patronage is essentially requisite |
in order more generally to extend its USE
fulness.
The ECTERPEIAD is published Semi,
Monthly on Saturdays, on large sheet o.
eight quarto pages. at Three Dollars per
annum. payable half yearly in advance;tL1
Every number will contain Fashionable
Song-Air, with variation-Sacred Song
Waliz-Marcb or Dance, arranged Tor 'ns
Piano Forte.
Residents out of Boston. who procure 'e'
subscribers will receive file Of papers gn
lis. Regular files or extra number, ng
be had by applying at the Franklin Mu''
Warehouse, Mix street, Boston.
JOHN r. PARKER, Editor.
tTSubscrip,ions received at the AisI'S
dria Gazstts Office, Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
Charles County Court
March Term, 1891.
IN EQUITY.
Thomas Price,

Jesse Scott, Plnny Murdoch and Henrietta
bis wife, Richard Scott, and Levi Scott.
II HE object OF the bill filed in this cause
Il is to obtain conveyance of part or
parts OF three tracts ofland lying in Charles
county, Maryland, called The Remainder,
Partners Mistake, and Ignorance's Pas
sion, containing one hundred and three a
ores, more or less. The bill states, that
the complainant purchased said land of Le-
vi Scott, of Prince William county, Virgil
mia, in the year 1906. and hath haG quiet
and exclusive possession of the same. since
the time OF the said purchase, and that all
the consideration therefor, was paid at the
said time. That Levi Scott is since de
ceased, leaving the defendant in this case,
his legal heirs and representatives, entitled
to the legal inheritance of the land atore-
said; and that Jesse Scott and Richard
Scott do not reside in the state of Maryla
1t is therefore ordered by the court, upon
motion of NE said complainant. that this
order be inserted in the Alexandria Gazette,
once week for six successive weeks warn
inc the absent heirs aforesaid, Of the filing
and object Of this bill, that they either in
person, or by solicitor, may appear in .hls
court, on the fir, Monday IN June next,
and shew cause, ii any they have, why a
decree should not pass az prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES. Clerk Of
march 81 Charles county court.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
HOUSES, LANDS, sc.
For. Rent.

THAT noted stand in the town
I'm Of Alexandra, called the ind'a"
9:sh Queen Iaosrn." II IS situated 10 70
central part of the town, aud ia
The most pa5lic street which renders II the
more suitable for tavern. Any further
Communications are deemed unnecessary,
As persons DESTROYS OF renting il will call
AMI view the establishment. To good
tenant. the terms will be made to suit the
times. Inquire OF - ar.
spriI I9-isN on the nremlsse.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
Union and Marine HOTEL
To Rent,

On reasonable terms, neat brick
aTfA HOUSE, on Water-street. with a
ssssl good garden, and pump OF excel
='Sl lent soft water, suitable for small
genteel family. Inquire Of
WILLIAM YEATES.
3 NO Is II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
For Sale.

80 The brick house on St. Asaph ST
HSfHoocupied by Sarah Yeates; The brick
&sss house or Prince-street by Thomas
S.1Shreve; $50, a small frame adjon
So, 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
Straw Bonnets.

O sd. REED, have just received few
- boxes STRAW BONNETS s. BANDS
which viii be sold low by the box OF dozen
april 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
KENlLWORTH,
AROMANCE,
By the Author oil Waverly. &c. &c.
PRICE ! DOLLAR rs CENTS.
Just received and tor sale ty
march 10 JOHN A. STEWART.
Biack-Smitliipp.

Black-SmithiDg.
DAVID &. PRkJ'. MAN.
HAVING commenced the Blacksmith
II ing business, on Royal street. belwte,
Prince and Duke streets, will be glad 10 e,.
ecute any work 10 his line; particularly
COACH WORK;
All kinds of iron work tor csrriaes,.
coach folding steps; coach and gig spring.
which he will warrant and sell on rtaso3a,
BILE terms-Also old springs repaired in IJs
neatest amer. All orders will be tbark.
fully received and promptly ate nded rr~.
and all kinds Of carriages will lie repsned
in the best manner, and on the shortest No.
tice. march 23--tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
For sale or II ent.

<a The store house on king-street
aT lately occupied by Thomas Sbreve,
Ssss calculated for neat store and dwell
49, ling
mo IL iuths9w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
Wheat.

TEN thousand Bushels is wanted by the
l. subscriber, for which the Cash will be
paid. THOMAS V. HUCK,
amos
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
To Rent,

- And possession given between the
.IHh present time and March next, that
~ elegant and commodious three story
S2i brick house. the
Union and Marine HOTEL
situated on Uuion-street, near The Potomac
1t is admirably calculated for The accommo-
datiun OF travellers from MARYLAND, anu sea-
faring gentiemen. Ii has been occupied as
a tavern for many years past For terms
applyto Anthony RHoDtS.
January u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
Mechanic Relief Society.

T>HE Anniversary Meeting Of the Me-
Il chanic Relief Society, viii be held at
the Town Hall, on Tuesday the lst OF May,
at 10 O'Clock A. N. By order Of the presi
dent
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
JAS. S. SCOTT. Sec.

TThvse members uhom IL may concern ,
are most earnestly requested to give their
atten ION to certain orders of the last (and
preceeding) meetings and are respectfully
referred TO the 18th article Of the constitu
on
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
PROPOSAL,

nY WIN. H. ANDERSON, FREDERICK co.
For publishing by subscription,
HISTORY OF HIS TRAVELS
In Arabia, Egypt, Persia, Guzzerat, and
Upper and Lower Hindoston, embracing
period of about IL years. describing
countries never before visited by Euro
peans, with a particular accoun! OF the
manners and customs OF their inhabitants.
Also with
A Narrative Of his Suferings
WHILE A SLAVE In ARABIA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07

Cen.rJ AfsessNy, cad ty ths nu,dpnsy
thereef m is enacted. That the Freemen
OF this State, legally qualified to vote for
State officers, be and they hereby are au-
thorizcd, at their Annual Town meet
ings to be holden on the third Wednes-
day Of April next, to vote by ballot, Yes
or No, on the following proposition,
viz -" IL IL expedienf that hie General
Assemby, at fhen next May Session,
proceed 10 pass an Aef Preceding for the
election Of Delegates ky the Freenen Of
ne seperaf fowns, in the same Number
and proportions as SAID toruns are now
respectively represented in General As
seubfy, dad organizing SAID Delegates
into Conceniion, TOR the purpose Of
forming ~ri,fea Coastifafisn OF Coz
eraUenf for this Sfdte." Aud the town
Clerks Of the respective towns are here
BY required to insert a notice to that ef-
feet in the warrants which they shall is.
sue to convene said annual Town. meet
inKs.
Sec. g. And Be Il farther enacted,
That it shall be the duty of the Secreta-
ry, to procure and transmit to the Town.
Clerks of all the towns in the State, in
due proportion. not less than ten thou
sand printed tickets Of the aforesaid pro-
position, to be by the said Town-Clerks
distributed 70 the Frecmen; And the
Frecmen who shall vote on said proposit-
ion, shall write their first and last names
on the back thereof, at large, and also the
word Yes,' or No. as shall he their
opinions, respectively; and all the votes
which shall be given rs aforesaid, shall,
BY the Moderators Of said meetings, I've
caused to be sealed up by the Clerks, in
their presence, in open Town meetings.
and returned to the May Session Of this
General Assembly, next ensuing, with
certified lists of the names of the fteeinen
who shall have voted on said proposition
Prooided, however. that nothing herein
shall invalidate the vote of any freertien
who shall write said proposition, and sign
the same as aforesaid.
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MAR kfKD.

In this towd. on N.,dsy evening last. by the Rev
Nr. Elton, Nj. Essssssa ID Bliss to Miss MAa.
ira d. Boss. daughter Of MIR William Boss.
DIED,
In this town. on the 23d uit Mr.. TnoMAs Baews,
aged ~. son Of the 'te Mr. Rdwund brown.
On the 2S,h ult. Miss ELtSaAL WAap aged SO
On Monday morning last. MIS- AsfoAtL uAaT.
sged 9o. widow Of the late Me- Nicholas Hart
At Providence. Mrs Ass Hull, eonsort Of Mr.
Thomas Hull, aged 55.-->Mr NArBAs WAassa.
aged -.
At smi,hA-'d. on the 10Th ult Nr. Jdssvs Jssss,
in tie 8lst year Of his age. he was grandson Of
Joseph Jcnht ore Of the former governors Of Rhode
Island
At Woodstock, Conn on Wednesday last. Mrs
AssA PA,Ss. sged IS. reiict Of the late Mr. Royal
Paine. Of Providence, and daughter Of Deacon sam.
arl vInson, of this town
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NE MORANDA.

ShPurecb -~>s The sen Handosph, GOve, o. Bat0,
Name, from Poros-R'co. bound TO Boston. went o
shore at Block Island, Oh the night Of the 2yth uk
The vessel and the princirs part Of her cargo. con
sisting Of coffee. sc. we're loH--orsw saved
BY Che soop Milo. from 81 Barss. vs learn that
the ship Ocean. Hdd,os ofthis port, vas condemn.
ed ss unsessorthy and soid--her cargo vss 70 be
shipped home in o.her Sessels--the Milo brooght .
bout 20 tons iron.
A Fine schooner nsmsd SXnes ourriIl, jun. vas
launched =. Peovdence on Monday last.
rho u g. brig Enterprise vas ct Havana, Reb 70.
Also. ship General Jsctsoa. Of BRISTOL, for Europe
brig stephen, stsnhope, II this pert sch Hope D
Polly, Of Bristol, loading.
A ship supposed 10 be the Mercury. James, Of
Proydence. vas seeo going into the Terel. Dec -.
The soh Milo. Of Bristol. 9dsye from vew Or.
lnns, TOR Charleston, hss besn spoken OF pou5Ie.
Headed sho, Keys
The soop Cosmopo'se. Usher, Of Dristol, vAs II
S. Darts. Jan 30. bcuad home.
The sch Psrneli. Lee, from this port, arrived st
Nev.vork. on the fsi last.
The sch M.odonoagh. Beding. from this port. sf.
rived st fhiIsdelphis on the 2Sfh ulf.
The seaaskip Robert fulton, arrived ct Charles
ton. Peb ~ 10 days from yew-York
=. The q. 3. sch Noosuc,. has arrived ct Never
leans, from Jsmsoia. with $50 900 dollars.
The sch tde'ine, Carr. vas ct Aut Ceyee sbcrt
20 tAys slaos, bssot FOR thS ror,.
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PROM rHE NATIONAL INTgLLyoGn.
GER. OF FEB 27.


We sincerely congratulate our readers
that the Missouri Question is in a fair
way Of being setfAed. The, joint CON-
nlittee Of Congress. Yesterday reported,
in both houses and the resolution which
was reported was finally passed, in the
Hsuse of Representatives, by majority
of sir votes. 1t is hoped, and believed,
that the resolution will receive the sane.
ton Of the Senate. We are persuaded
that we do not mistake public opinion,
when We say, that, in the East as well as
III the South, there is every reason to be.
lieve the result will be generally accepta.
BILE.
It would have been highly gratifying,
had this decision been of earlier date.
We hope, however, that i: is yet in time
to allow Of the passage Of some Of those
bills pending in Congress, of whose sue
cess we had begun TO despair.
Among these, we rank the bill for the
relief of the purchasers of public lands,
and the bill to establish an uniform sys-
tenn of bankruptcy, both of which, hav
ing passed the Senate, are in the hands Of
the House of Representatives. AS their
principles have points Of resemblance, so
their fates appear to be in some degree
connected.
The former Of these bills has been dis.
cussed in the House Of Representatives,
and disposition has been manifested IA
vorable to its passage.
With respect 10 the bankrupt law, Mr..
Sergeant has given notice of flis intention
to call ltep We hope it will not be
passed by; but that, TO the thousands
who hang upon tie tenter-hooks of sus.
pensc regarding it, will at least be allow.
ed the satisfaction Of knowing that qlics.
ton WIS taken on il, aud that their hopes
and fears have not been wholly disregard.
ed The details of the bill, we under.
stand, arc as perfect as they can be made,
until they shall have beer tested by ex.
perience, and nothing remains likely to
excite discussion but the main points Of
the bill, which resolves themselves into
twoor three. Upon these points. already
50 well understood, it is hoped the dis
cussion will not be 50 far prolonged as to
defeat a decision Of the main question:.
FROM THE SANE OF FsB. 28.
MISSOURI QUESTION.
The Missouri Question. il appears, is
happily settled in Congress; the resolu-
too which has passed the House Of Rep
resentatives, having been ordered to q
third reading in the Senate. by such a
majority as leavss no doubt Of spal
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passage in tls. to3y. was,>x-wi,l wan,
only the signature OF the Presidin, to
give it effect. We trust il will never a.
gain, in any shape, make its appearance
in the Councils u the Nation.
FROM THE SAKE, OF MARcR I.
The effect of the settlement of the
Missouri question is already perceptible,
in the comparatively rapid progress
which has been since made in the dipatch
| Of the business before the Congress.
The resolution for the admission of Mis-
souri into the Union has finally passed
both Houses. Several measures have
already passed in review, which never
would have been taken into consideration
during the suspension of that question.
We have to congratulate our readers,
that the bill for the relief Of certain pur.
chasers OF the public lands, as il was a.
nended in the House Of Representatives,
wants only the signature of the President
TO become law.
The bill for the establishment Of u.
inform system Of bankruptcy has been
taken up in the House Of Representatives
and after sitting till past seven O'Clock
last night, unusually arduous, and in
which, on many questions, the strength
OF the House was tried, the probability
appears to be in favor of the passage Of
the bill.
II IS reported. that Gen. BARTARp
(L'eut. OF kngineers.) and Capt. En-
Lior Of the Navy, have proceeded to
Georgia, authorized to receive, the sur
render Of the Floridas from tI,e Spanish
authorities.
Large Ox.-'rhe live weight Of Mr..
benjamin Woodward's OK, at Imlays-
town, Monmouth Co. IN. J. has been
lately ascertained to be three thousand
one hundred and G/y poiAudsf
Substantial Criticisms. --fhe best trib-
ute TO the preeminent talents and attrac-
,ions of Mr.. KEAN is to be found in the
premiums daily paid by discerning pub:
lie, tor the choice of seats to see his per.
sonatioos. Prior TO yesterday those pre-
miurns amounted to Sl3s7; and yester-
day added S288 to the stock k-Total
Sl646. How much those talents are
made subseryient to the great cause Of
of Hsnsnity. may be gathered from fact,
that the Treasurer Of tfe General Hospit.
al has acknowledged the receipt from the
Managers Of $3.50; and the Treasurer Of
the Dispensary $3.50. The money giveu
yesterday vii! be distributed to the Fa.
thefless and Widows Society, and to the
fund for the relief Of unfortunate prison.
crs in ail.--Bosfon paper ef Ma,eh 3
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT or EWPORT.

sioop Milo, Delsno. from 81 Bsrthclomewa.
CLE3RED.
Ship william & Jane. Brown, Londond.rry brig
Union, Cshoone. charIesion sch. Frend.to.Peaee,
K1ey. AleIsndriss sloop Ano.Mssis. Gardner.
New.Ysrh.
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haye cpnYsrssdwith Mr.. 'Andempn that
he gives many interesting details Of his
lS years captivity and suHerings.-He
is now, we hear, engaged in copraitting
to paper the events OF that period Of his
life, which he designs to put into the
hands Of some competent person, to pre-.
pare for the press.
BaI-AIs, tMd.) Feb. is.
On Sunday night last, all the prisoner.
that were confined in our jail, (six in
number,) cut their way though Z back
window, and altho' but one of the gang
was Frenchman, they all took Freneh
leapc/
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, M<Rea z, 1891.
Reps6Gcas Nomination.

the state of Rhode. Island, holden at
shs State. House in East Greeawich,
on Friday evening, Feb Is, 1921.
EsBoN SANFORD, Esq. Of North
Kihgstown, President, and Col. PR-
LEG WILBUR, Jun. Secretary--ir
was unanim,usly resatsed that the fol-
lowing gentlemen be recommended to
the Freemen OF this State, for the Off.
ces affixed to their aames respectively
at the ensuing election:
FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAMC GIBBS.
OF NRvroAr.
fpB tIEuTENANr-covEaNaR.
CALEB EAKLE,
OF pHovioESes.
SENATORS.
!. PHILIP MARTIN,
Of Pr0pi6eneS.
4 THOMAS FRI,
Of East. 0-eens1ieb.
q NATHAN BROWN,
@Johnstoa.
d WILLIAM PIERCE,
Of Brisfol.
8. BENJAMIN SMITH,
Of North KngssoSn.
.. WILLIAM HUMPHREY.
L, Of 7ISerfOa.
,. STEPHEN B. CORNELL,
# fPorfs@oSlS.
O. WILLIAM wKlPpLE,
9. ELISHA WATSON,
-. Of SsSfb Ang1own.
10. JOHN r. WATERMAN
VWarviek.
HENRY BOWEN, Sxeresary,
DUTEE J PEARCE, .fffe'y. Gent
THOMASG. PlrMAN, Gen. Treas.
The above candidates have been Sc
ieeted and put in nomination for the suf.
frages of the Freemeu of Rhode Island,
by Convention of Citizens from all the
towns in the state. 1t is scarcely ne
cessary to say, they are "guod n,eS and
fr0e." "--they are well known by their
fellow -citizeas. and will receive the un-
divided sspport of the Republican party
and the friends and supporters Of the
General government and American prin.
ciples.
A report has been in circulation that
MIR. EARLE decline, being candidate
for the ofkce Of Lieutenant Governor,
which We are lnppy to say is without
foundation.
The bill in favor Of the family Of the
hse Commodore PKRRY has passed the
Senate of the United States, and only a.
waits the Presidents signature to be.
come law.
The following important Act was
passed without opposition. at the late
session OF the General Assembly Of this
state.
sfn aef 10 aeertain ,Ae ottisior of1e Free
men If 'his s1fe % ,be erh,fieney of
Co1reEios. 10 fraue a written Csnsnfation
of Covsrsmenf.
Whereas it is the unalienable and un-
doubted right Of the Frcemen cf this
State, to make and institute such repub.
lican form Of govern nent, not rcpugnant
% the rights Of man, or to the Constitu-
lion Of the United States, as to them
shall seem meet and proper, and the
same, from time 10 time, to alter and a.
mend, or wholly to repeal and annul, at
(heir pleasure
And whereas this General Assembly
IS fully persuaded, that the present si,ua.
ion Of public affairs presents more Ca
'orable opportunity, to begin and per-
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II is reported, that Gen. BARNARD
(L'eut. OF Engineers. and Capt. En-
Lior OF the Navy, have proceeded to
Georgia, authorized to receive, the sur.
render Of the Floridas from tIe Spanish
authorities.
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THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Consls,s Of 1000 volumes, and continues 20 have
additions Of I'll new works suitable for the same.
Newport, March 2, 1921.