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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
From Mr.. Jefferson to Mr.. Adams.



II is very long, my dear sir, since have
written to you. My dislocated wrist is now
become so stiff, that write slowly and with
pain; and, therefore, write as little as can.
Yet tits due TO mutual friendship to ask
once in, while bow we do? Tbe papers
tell US that General Starke is Of at the age
ofninety- three. -***s*still lives, at "a
bout the same age, cheerful, slender as a
grssshopper. and so much without memory,
that he scarcely recognises the members
of bis, household. An intimate friend OF
bis called on him not long since. 1t was
difficult to make him recollect who he was,
and sitting one hour, be told him the same
story tour times over. Is this life with
lab'ring step
TO tread our former footstepsl pace the
round
Eternal ?-to beat and beat
The beaten track---to what we have seen
To taste the tasted-o'er our palates TO deeant
Another viatagea
1t is, at most, but the life OF cabbage,
surely not worth wish. When all our ia
culties have left, or are leaving US one by
one, sight, hearing memory, every avenue
OF pleasing sensation is closed, and atbu.
my, debility, and mal-aise left in their
places, when the friends of our youth are
all gone, and generation is risen around
as, whom we know not, is death an evil ?
When one by one our ties are torn,
And friend from friend is snatch'd forlorn
When man is left alone to mourn,
Oh then, how sweet it is to die
When trembling limbs refuse their weight,
And films slow gathering dim the sight;
When clouds obscure the meRtal light,
IT'S natures kindest boon to die
lrealy think so. have ever dreaded
a doatlng old age and my health has been
generally so good, and is now so good that
Idread it still. The rapid decline OF my
strength during the last winter, has made
me hope sometimes that see laad. Du-
ring summer, l enjoy its temperature, but
i shudder at the approach of winter. and
wish l'could Sleep through it with the dor.
mouse, and only wake with him in spring
iteser. They say that Starke could walk
about his room. lam told that you walk
we'll and firmly. can only reach my gar,
den, and that with sensible fatigue. ride
however, daily bat reading is my delight
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
FALL GOODS,
C. & [. p. THOMPSON

HAN Ereceiyed per ships Boston and
llFair Trader, from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Cassimeres
Fine and super6ne YORKSHIRE cloths
do do double milled drabs
Pelisse cloths of most fashionable coors
Fancy ribbed, figured and printed VaIen.
tia vesting
Fine and super sWansdoWn do
Superhne kersey moleskin
ga stout twiled fearnoughiS
DeyonShire kerseys
Booking and drapery baizeS
White, red, yellow and green 6annels
Milled fiannels
A fine and super6ne kidderminster car.
peting
5-6 3-4 &. "A do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
4 81 point blankets
Cd 10 1874 rose do
Figured and plain black and cOlored bon
bazetts
Double tartan plaids and plaid bCmbazettG
Circassian plaIds
Mems, womens, girls and ChildEsns worst
ed hosiery
Ladies' Mohair, do.
Fancy undressed prints
90 & Ga cambria muslins
Power loom shirting3
Hollis patent white T. colored GOttOn balls
Buttons, pins, &c. &c.
On hand,
Irish Linens.
And Sheetings, table diapers, brown hOl.
lands, jaconet and fancy musIins. Italian
sewing silks, Cboppa Romals, thread, &c'
&c. aug 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
From a late London paper.

SINGULAR DISCOVERY OF MURDER
Extract of letter from NOvogorod-
"What am going to relate TO you might
almost pass rather tor the fiction OF some
| idle brain, than for real event, and yet
the truth of it is we'll known and attested
by respectable authority. A nobleman in
this province being out hunting with seVe'
raj other noblemen, perceived in fores'
a bear, with muzzle on, tied to tree
the animal appeared to be very tame, and
by bis wailings indicated that something
particular was the matter with him. The
, nobleman gave orders TO unite him from
the tree, on which the bear led by coun-
tryman with rope, immediately ran to
a neighboring spot, and began very eager
ly TO scratch up the earth; the creature
only wanted language to show that some
thing, which nearly concerned hin, was
here buried. The possibility of this was
evident to The nob!enan, and be ordered
bis people TO dig up the spot pointed out
by the bear, which consisted OF very loose
earth. To the no little establishment anG
horror OF all present, they soon found two
bodies covered with blood, which appear
ed to have been very recently inferred,
whose wounds the bear, with lamenta-
Bile bowling, began 10 lick. They made
a bier OF young trees, on which they laid
the bodies 10 convey them TO the next viii
lage. The bear, still lead by peasant,
goes first, and seems to follow like dog,
scent that he has OF the murdereTs Of his
masters. He is suffered to take bis own
way, and they soon reached village on
the skirts oil the forest, when he halts at
the door of a cottage, and his former wall
ing is changed 10 dreadful roaring. This
Induces the nobleman to call together the
male inhabitants, and place them in GER
tain order, thinking, perhaps, by the help
Of the bear, to discover the murdeTers, as
of course all deny any knowledge of the
deed. The people belonging 10 the hut,
before which the bear stopped, also came
up from another side, and scarcely had
they, according 10 the nobleman's desire,
placed themselves with the others, when
the bear, with a dreadful howl, rushed
upon two tall fellows, whom only the ami
mel's muzzle saved from bis fury. He
was removed from them by force, but
the persons so singularly accused, were
Immediately subjected 10 strict examin-
alton. They confessed all the Two bear
leaders, who had money about them, had
been murdered by them in the forest, and
hastily buried the hunting horn OF the
party having made them fly precipitately,
leaving the bear tied to the tree, by which
the discovery of the murder was effected
in a manner almost incredible. and the
criminals were delivered into the hands
ofjustce, and will be brought to the pun
ishment which they SO justly deserve.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
] POEfRY.
Erom the WASHINGTON Gazette.
rifE SPIRIT OF LEoNIDAs,

THE SFthlI lUF LEONADAo'
r 44ir, SCOTS sssd haze tOi' Wallace 6ted.)
Greeks once fam'd for virtues charms;;--
Greeks once fam'd in Arts and Arms;
Bravely sounding wars alarms,
Dare be free, or die!
Long--too long, have despots vile
Visw'd thy fall, with vengeful srnils;--
Rouse to ancient fame, each Isle,
Tyrant bands defy
Think what prosecuted Stress
Tortur'd friends; -inhufnan fires;-
Captive slaves, and base desires,
Loud for Justice calls.
Swear, by Wives and Children STAIN
Swear, BY Female virtues slain;
Meier to sheath your swords again;
Till the Crescent falls
See. Won false-named, "Holy Bands
Coldiy view them, "Holy Land
Pagan yet withhold band
Lestye should be free.
Catch Leonidas's fire
Show the League expressions ire;
Lib erty let each inspire
Sacred Liberty
EMIGRANT BARD.
*-The ssHoly Alliance Of Christian Mon
sarChS. ..s.,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
PHILIP |. FORD.

To Farmers and Planters.
T Will furnish young FRUIT TREES on
Il moderate terms to such as may wish
to improve their farms in this way.
Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plumbs
ApricOts,
and variety of sHRuBERY, from the Nur-
sery of DANIEL SMITH, near Burlang-
ton, New-Jersey. In climate like ours,
these delicious fruits may be had .! abun-
dance at small expence. by every farmer
who feels disposed to bestow portion OF
his time and labour in their cultivation
A catalogue Of the trees may be had at my
store, near the corner of King and Royal
streets, where orders will be received and
forwarded. GEORGE DRINKER,
Agent for Daniel S,nsh.
g mo 81 tt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
CHARLES BENNETT,

IIAS received and offers for sale, her.
4 L ring and shad seine Irvine of the LIST
quality, superane and fine patent SHOE
THREAD.
Ingram Carpeting.
Rose and striped blankets
Flag bandanno bandkerchiefs
London and common pins
Irish linens and sheetings
Table & towelling Diapers s. damasks
Russia sheetings, Burlaps
Super6ne blue and Extra
Black Cloths, QUALITY.
London toianette vesting
GenhemenS' doeskin & beaver gloves,
&c. sc.
And by first arrival from New-York,
he will receive variety of
GARDEN SEEDS.
oct29 laW6w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
Hugh Smith & Go.

HAVE received per ships Boston and
III Arethusa, their fall importatioR.
which gives them an extensive assortment OF
Earthen-zcdre China e. Glass.
which they offer at reasonable prices and
On their usual terms. Also stone ware
veil assorted, pipes in boxes, and window
glass by 10 and 10 by l2.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
Mr.. Adams' Reply.
VI oNrEzILLo, June II, 1872

MONTICELLO, June II, 1922.
Dear Sir-Half an hour ago received,
and this moment have heard read for the
third OF fourth time, the best letter that
ever was written by an Octogenarian, da-
June lst.
have not sprained my wrist bat both
my arms and hands. are so overstrained,
that cannot write line. Poor Stark re-
membered nothing, and could talk Of no.
thing but the battle of Bennington. *****
is not quite SO reduced. Icannot mount
my horse. butt can walk three miles over
rugged rocky mountain, T. have done it
within month yet | feel when setting in
my chair, as if | could not rise out OF il; T.
when risen, as i'll could not walk across
the room my sight is very dim, hearing
pretty good, memeE poor enough.
answer your question--is donth an e.
vii? 1t is not an evil. 1t is blessing TO
the individual, and TO the world; yet we
ought not to wish for it till life becomes
insupportable. We must wait the plea
sure and convenience of the "Great
TIE acher." Winter is as terrible TO me
as to you. am almost reduced in it 10
the life of a bear or torpid swallow |
cannot read, out my delight lie to hear o.
theirs read; and tax all my friends most
numerically and tyranicaly against their
consent.
The ass has kicked in vain ; all men
say the dull animal has missed the mark.
This globe is theatre of war; its in.
habitaats are all heroes. The little cells
in vinegar, aud the anImalcules IN pepper
water, believe, are quarrelsome. The
bees are as warlike as the Romans, Rus
slams, Britons or Frenchmen. Ants, cat
terpiIlars, and cankerworms, are the on.
~ tribes among whom | have not seen
battles and Heaven itself, if we believe
Hmdoos, Jews, Christians and Maho-
metanS, has not always been at peace.
We need not troubles ourselves about
these things, nor fret ourselves be-
cause of evil doors, but safely trust the
Ruler with his skies" Nor need we
dread the approach OF dotage let it come,
if it must. *&*** it seems, still delights
in bis four stories; and Starke remember
cd to the last bis Bennington, and exulted
in his glory, the worst of the evil is that
our friends will suffer more by our imbe-
cility than we ourselves.
y y
In wishing for your health and happi-
ness, am very selfish for | hope for
more letters; this is worth more than five
hundred dollars 10 me, for it has already
given me, and will continue 70 give more
pleasure than thousand. Mr.. Jay, who
is about your age, am told experiences
more decay than you do. ! am your old
friend JOHN ADAMS.
President Jefferson
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
Land to Rent,

lNHE subscriber wishing TO live less
Il irksome life, by relieving himself OF
some of histemporal cares, is DESTROYS to
farm out, or let on rent for one or more
wears. the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
REMOVAL.
BRlDEN, MORGAN@c.
III AVE- ~ Ere. removed from Fsiriax.,hn.0''
- = q 10 h,Rg-street, two doors w saee'
V"ere tAey are opening IN Euteaacs
1nP11f ne NiesVTt.
FALL GOODS.

imported in the ship Boston, fror,,,
'ooi; among which are "' Liver
Saxon cloths and cassimeres
FIne and superhne Yorkshire RI A.
Double nilIed drab cloths ~ 10
Ladies' cloths
Pelisse do. plain and tviIlsd
Khodes's bombszetts, plain and 6on.,
tlannels, white, red, yellow and s sua
Docking bare, green, blue ana red d''e0
Green drapery baize
Tartan pIaids
Orange, scarlet and crimson rsttipse
Fancy waistcoatings
Plain blue, mixed and drab
Blue and white kerseys
9-8 cotton apron check
ON HAND
Russia and Scotch sheetngs
Irish linens, ticklenburgs
Brown hollands
Best English sewing silk and tgis,
Patent thread of all colors
Hollis cotton balls
Worsted and cotton hosiery
CaIicoes and ginghams
A and Ga cambria musliHs
Imitation India book do
Corded cambria do
Loom sewed do
LeDo do
Cords and velyeteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Plain do
Pins, needles
Ribbons gloves, &c. &c.
Smo 10 #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

CONSISTING OF
First quality London black & blue cloths
Second do do and fancy coiOTs
Blue, black and coronation casslmeres
Double miled drab cloths
Swansdown and Vaentia yestiDgs
Oreskany and blue mixed cassinett8
Rose, point & dufil blankets
Fannels, white, red, yellow y green
MilIed aannels
Green &. red booking & irapery baIzes
Flushing and coatings
Blue mixed and Devonsbire KerseyS
Tartan and Circassian pIaids
Plain s. figured bomhazets, various co'oIS
Black ana coIored bombazeeus
Women's, girls and chiIdren's black aOC
coored worsted hose
White and colored halt bose, Llnsey''
Irish linens, diapers and Hollands
sd and 1914 Flemish and Irish sheetInS'
Merino shawls, Waterloo do
Cashmere long shawIs
Plain and figured black levantnes,
White figured satin and eros de Naples
Italian lutstrDgs, sencbew d sarsaneus n.
Ladies & gentemens plain q ribbed '"N
hose
Canton and nankip grapes
Italian do various Coiot'
Fancy caicoes, ginghams
Furniture chintz
TickIenburgs, burlaps ,1,o,3
Domestic shirtngs, sheetings, plal0S d"O
stripes .,iolee
Together with a variety of other al' u If
too numerous 10 mention; nearly al ~ i,
which have been selected in New lotS
and Philadelphia, at auction, ana are wi. "Ub
offered for sale st reduced prices, lof '0'''
or to punctnal customers.
oct 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19
Notice.

IVHE stockholders of the r sl'n noti.
Bank of Alexandria are hereby n n'"rs
fed, tina, an election Of thirteen dIre thoi,
tor the ensuing year will be hel a. a. 3av Of
banking house, on Monday the ON ua{
January next. JOHN hQOf F. IS'"'
dec 5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

Notice.
Office of the Marine Insurance Company of
.alerandriG, NoU. 6.
THE stockholders in the Marine lnsu
l. rance Company are hereby notified,
that an
Election for fifteen Directors,
to serve for one year, will be held at their
Office on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Jan.
next, to commence at 10 O. clock and
close at 2 o'clock.
]. B. NICHOLS, sec'y.
NIB. The transfer book will be closed
on Friday. 10th Jan. at 2 O'Clock, uplilI
he election is over. law5t dec 6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-19

MONTICELLO, June II, 1872.
Dear Sir-Half an hour ago received,
and this moment have beard read for the
third or fourth time, the best letter that
ever was written by an Octogenarian, da.
June lst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-19
TRUST SALE.

conformity with the provisions OF deed of trust exec,u
ca by ligi' Watson deceased, the 25d dav OF
jury ib2l OF record in the county Court OF Cumlersn,,
c""ly the Subscriber the therein named will pro-
rred 10 sen a public auction, WrSnesday tie 6 dan 81
n"th merit u lair "bcrwise The rs fir thereafter al
,nr hor o III o'clock. 81 Zach Tayoi's the tow.
OF Cartersyle the follow ing real and ner.oroi n,or.
oMcye hy the aid deed Of trust f,r the purposes therein
eWonei, VIZ Tanyarh with sioc;, on hand ali III.
fixtures horses aud utensils thertnnto bc,npiry ncun
garden noinng tho said town being same which WAS
owned by Mr.. John Cunningham deceasgd also horse.
anu one gig ana harness. Colts, wagon and cear
Sears cows yenrings, % hogs ard sun1ry articles OF
nouseh"a ana Kitchen furniture and all the crop grow
sidPi EIrIIARu CIiNNIScffSn5 'a'sul' re-
February ~. o. o., ''e'
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
BIBLICAL CRITICISM

10 .heSsrS Lang, Turner l. Co. proPrieors Of he
.Nso York Gu>ette.
TENrLEmEN-i have been much sdifed, by an ar-
hcle from the pen Of the learned Doctor Miichl
published IN your Gazette of the Sd Of January last,
winch has cast "a great deal of light long hidden
secret To wit, what the fish, out of whose mouth
tribute money was taken ~
As this intricate point is settled TO the sa tisfac.
ton ct the learned world, by the American Piiny
orr " france OF Philosophers :" permit AN humble yo-
'ary of truth, who has found stuabing block in his
way, to offer 10 the learned Doctor, or any Of our
1eaTned Doctors, the following queries.
]. What was the name aud Sitatofion of the noun
tam, on which the Dev,liempted Jesus?
:. what must have been the height OF that moun-
tain, III order To be able to behold from its summR
. ALL the Kingdoms Of dis Icorii" Q
s. Could the Devil, even with the permission Of the
ALMIGHTY raise mountain sufficiently high for that
purpose
CASE
in the fourth chapter of Matthew and eighth verse
IT Is written " Again The devil iakcth him up into
an erceeding high mountain, and Showed him oil me
kmedoms ~ he tcori3, and the glory of them"
An opinion is respectfully solicited by
JuVENAL
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COMMUNICATION.
A QUESTION For LILLE CHEMISTS

- Al QUESTION FOR THE CHEMISTS.
The combustion of solution OF the al
cohol IS attended with this curious phenomenon she light
emitted during the process has the singular property
ing animaimacr green putrd Dis large
proportion o that salt in brandy which, being fire
and rapidly stirred in dark roon will give the appe
above described 10 the hands and faces OF persons standing
cNposed 60 the tight An expicaon of the which
produce dis phenomenon, is earnestly soiisiied.
a gUERTST.
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+ cDMMuRIcATEp.


Mh?RlEn1--on Thursday evening the 2,th uIt Ly the
Rev Nv iinrIles, Capt JOHN u TAILOR of she house
john x = TAYLOR ~ ibis city, tle aioh.e very
psaniinl Miss LAVlSlA, daughter al the late Mr.. John NJ
Sheppard, of Scotch Town. Hanover county.
--5ntlcly, nj Nashville Ten. on the 22d vii. Nh
utohuE HEW LETT. rr,pccia,,e hihabiiant ii that
pI ana formerly Of this cyiie has lett econaIe
WnioN aud four small children Ia Lament his inss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-19

COMMITTED io the Jail al Shenandoah county aS run
away, u slave who saws his is HAIRY, amt TINT
ne belongs In John Swilcbeoe of county Sor
Saroln lie IS feet or inches high has scar upon
ms iIsht arm about the elbow joint cut With knife
The owner Of said slave is desired 10 prove n,operiv
charges AM take him awayr he will dealt with as The
law directs. GEO a. KULISJ 49,, f1;,a '"e
FebIuarv 10. = o.
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COGCCPJ'

CONCERT.
Mrs FRENCH respectfully informs her friends and the
~ k, public that she Intends giving TWO CONCERTS
IN, tue mrs. VIII TAXI place "wednesday evening the
oth insinD-c second und EUcieH on Monday Eve ninr
the <lh inst at the EAGLE Hoie where the frs, evening
she VIII sing the following selection III her mos, admired
" ' '''"
Mrs SUlY has kindly offered Ia assist and will intro
duce and play several avoriIe pieces on The Piano F.re
PART FIRST.
.,,o"s' Nv ii''iN u YONG, Stevenson.
Song, My Jockey is the bitiest lad, Scotch Az,
Song, My native land good night Mis- Fowler
Song, The celebrated Echo Song, Ube
Echo performed by berscirl bishop.
PART SECOND.
Song, As down on Bnnnas hanks siravd Irisb Rarai
Song, Dnlce Domun, (by particular desirel ii,ahom
Song, Scots wha haze wi Wallace bed Scotch Air
Song, Robin Adar, q, re,Iucst) Irish Air
Song Love sounds HE fTumnet of low Shield
Tickets One Dollar, n: the Eaee and Tp;on H.
tells, and at MIR. FitzwlNls Onns bookstore.
~ Concert will commence al a quarter mast 7 ococL
February i fN'' '"Ni"SA'
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800 Dried Spanish HORSE hides

- "yV HTTFN '1VHUI'I IIVN- = IfIDFN,
prime orec, bcug consigrment will be sold ceaD
for ready money, Orspproved noies ninety days
Felnary . 81-wGw Il. TATE < co.
MOUNTAIN CLOVER SEED,
RELIEYED 20 be equai 10 any offered in this mar
~ ket Tor sale by ROBERT GAMBLE
February =. 8a-v4r.
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By me b0teI"Or ~ ne Commonwealth AT Iifgiiid,
4 PROCLAMATION


NJ bBEAS " has been satisfactorily
w Executive That certain Luke Cfppcr of the county
OF Accrmack, did tie night II the isih january last
conmit y most arocious the hOy Of William N.
Clarke that the sai Luke Chopper hed from jce
sHd IS now going 81 large have therefore thought H. wh
the advice Oi the council 0 stare, hereby reward
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person or persons
who shalt appfeheHd and convey the Jail of Accomack
aforesaid, The said Luke Croppcr AID do moreover re-
qurc al officers civil aud military, and exhort the good
people Oi the commonwealth 10 tr endeayors 70
appreend cause 10 he unprecedented Crop
per, that he may be- dealt with the law directs.
Gwen under MY hand Hs GoverBor and under the Seat
Ci the Commonwealth, Richmond, this i2th dor
Seal OF February, 1927
III NJ. RANDOLPH
II Luke Croppef IL small slim man. about feet o.
10 inches high OF light yellow complexion, small dark
tain yisage, walks quick e bov-Iegged and parrot
oed has, s. prohahe his back from beng
ycFely whipped Is npward Of 81, OF age, and q =
remarkably cunning follow
I Ielrferr" - aN--Utr
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cue uedth OF ms respected colleague, Coiouei
Ciarlie.-After performing this melancholy
duty, in appropriate ana affecting terms, ,r
moved the resolutions, that the House wiil
wear Grape on the lett arm during the remain
der of the session-tlat they would attend Li,
funeral at O'Clock, anl thai, the, would. ini
media,ely adj joura-w!.ich se.r II oce adopt
ell, and an adjpu,nineni Immediately t,.ak
place.
YESTERDAY the Legislature went INTO the
election OF .ouperntcndcut 90 the P.niicn-
tlary. -Four candidates w-r. pat in nu,ni,,a-
ton. The LIST ballot stood Tor Sarn'l p. Par
sons 87-Edmond P"ndIeton. ir. 81 John
Staples 81 David Dickinson y; scattering I.
The I'd ballot stood, PenGle;un 80, Parsons
81. ia. Pendleton, jr. iof Caroline) was de-
clared duly elected.
Il" supply the place of Brig. Gen Joel Left
wich promoted, three persons were put in no.
mination. The votes on the ist ballot We're,
tor Col John billiard 63--Col Jabez Left
wich Cool. Arch. Austin Ji--scattering ..
On the I'd ballot, billiard had o. and I.eftw;ch
81. Col billiard tof Henry, was declared du-
Matthew ii. Rice was elected Store-keeper
or General Agent for the Penientiary, with
out opposition. The vote was for Rice ZIG,
Scattering 10.
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CARRIAGES.
FOR LEASE.

Ea.BN The WASHINGTON TAVEB y, = nd possessiot
EE8 eiVet tie first of April any J.rsOn wishing 70
tease sad property. apply Major David Holloway OF
heh01s o. u ilie Subscriber Who may lie found at the
washington Tavern for ten d'ys IL. s. CHRISTIAN
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