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\ N consequence of the death of Reuben Hon
4 kins, Esq will again act as Justice Of The
Peace. The docket and papers Of the de-
ceased are in my hands
THOMAS LIPPINCOTT.
Earardss%lGe, .91tgast 81, 1922.
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Notice.

A PPiiCATlON will be made at the next
IN session of the legislature for grant for
new county, out of part of the counties of
81. Cia.r, Madison, and Washington.
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EDUCAViON,

August Is, 1925 At
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Efrocious attack BY Dor8.

The following particulars have been rela-
ted to us by IA gentleman who was an eye.
witness of the occurrence. 4 few evenings
since, a party amusing Themselves at the
house of friend near the western extrelni-
ty Of the corporation, Mere at a late hour
interrupted by the cries IAN animal seem
insly in the greatest agony Of bodily pain.
They determined immediately 10 90 To a
wood not far distant, from whence the
sounds appeared to come. The moans be-
came less frequent & more faint az they pro-
cecded. ipnn reaching the spot, they
.oand a fine mich COW lying upon her back
nearly exhausted 40 from the ELECTS of re-
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CDMaiI1I.lIAJ.

Disqualification Sale 0rporinrorlnsns,
thai " the fall sales begin 10 BIZ felt. The
market is evidently improving. Traders
seem To wake up, from their long, yer, Iohe,
letharsic slumber, Any article which hap
pens 10 be scare, and which may be- want
ed for the fall sales will undoubtedly rise,
II taken hold OF, at once. Bal Exchange
on England has again risen in New York
IA IL per ct. adv. and here il Is ~ Il In
II Ii for Bills at 60 days sisht.--We are
again on the brink Of a preeipec for, the
instant II rises beyond this point, specls
VII be sent 10 the Continent OF Europe 10
remit thence 10 England and this will
cause our Banks TO curlai, which will
naturally make the price Of most articles
y'eid 10 The pressure on the money mat
kei.p
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SPANISH ACCOUNT

Qf The Cuptare Of The Spaaish prirdfeer
big P0imBn, by the 4. :, sch0oncr
Grampus-translatcd from tlle Echo ol
Porto Rico, al Sept. Isl.
The individuals from the crew Of the
Spanish pritateer Palmyra, taken by the
United States schooner Grampus, which
have arrived here, relate the ail,tjf as fol-
lows
On the 18th Of last month our Captain
resolved 10 change his cruising ground, and
accordingly ordered her to be steered
south, as we were but 4 or , leagues from
the Eastrrmost Head OF St Craig. About
3 o'clnck, i. NJ. three sails We're announced
from the top, which were seen On our star
board side. On examination, it was found
that two were merchantmen and the other
a L. S. schooner that we had spoken few
da5 $ before, east ofsi. Craig, wien convoy
Ing vessel. On this our captain ordered
our vessel 10 be stecred :. 5. Il. and the
others did the same. We ran on that
course all night, supposing they would
steer south, bat found they had followed
our course, and at day light OF the 18Th
saw them on our stern, upon which, and
seeing that the man OF war was convoy
ing t.a aforesaid merchantmen, our cap
tain Don Juan Baulista EsoTra, resolve,
to wait her coming up, and remit 10 hin
an Official letter, which was immediate,
| prepared by the second commander Do
Salvador Mata, who received orders to &c
ready 20 deliver il on board, Ia soan "a
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they may be furnished from hence, or give
immediate Information To the nearest pro-
vince, which shall be obliged 10 give them
all the assistance necessary for the proper
discharge Of such important duties. The
."l'i and military authorities, TO whom ap-
pertains the execution ofthis my royal de-
cree, are to fulfil and cause to be fulfilled,
with all due zeal, energy and promptitndc,
under the responsibility of being guilty OF
high treason, il they shall fail 50 To do.
Palaee of Rio de Janeiro, the first Of Aug.
one thousand eight hundred aud twenty
two.
By his Royal llighness the Prince Re-
gent.
lux Pereira, da .AoLrega dc Sou,u Can
Enko.
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SIR WAITER RALElCHs wISD03

SIR WALTER IIAEEICii'S WISDOM.
The following advice OF Sir Walter Ra-
leigh, 10 lis son, though too selfish for
the liberals of the present day, was The, re
suit Of long experience, in situations best
c,desiated 10 view the nIuln-spring OF hu-
man actions. Ii is IA line specimen OF the
best style Of the sixteenth century.
Amongyt AL other things of the world,
take care al thy estate, which thou shall
ever preserve il thnn observe three things +:
First That thou know what thou hast
what every thing is worth thai thou hast
and 10 see thai tlTGu ART not wasted by thy
servants and officers. The second Is, That
thou never spend any thug before thou
have II FOR borrowing Is the cauker aud
death OF every mans estate. The third is,
That thou suffer not thyscIfto be wounded
for other mems faults, aud seourged for
other mems offences whcl, is surety for
annthrr-lor thereby mlGns Of men have
been hessared aud deslroycd--pay ing the
reckoning OF other meu's roling, and the
charge Of ether mems folly and prodigality.
If thou smart, smart for thine own sins
and, above all things, be not made ~ ass
10 carry the burdens Of other men. Ii any
friend desire thee to be his surety, gre HIM
pdd q whnt thou hast 10 squire If he press
tiIce further, he is not thy friend at all-ior
friendship rather chooseth 10 harm itself
than otiereth II. il thou be bound for Il
stranger, thou art fool if for a merchant,
thou Puttest thy estate 10 learn 10 swim ; if
for cLurchman, be hath 10 inheritance il
for a lawyer, h" viii find evasion by a word
or syllable 10 abuse Thee if for poor man,
thou must pay ii thyself; if for II rich man,
it need not therefore, from surety ship
as from a man-alayer, or an enchanter---
bless myself; for the best proiit-return will
be this that if thou force bin for whom
thou art bound, to pay for himself, he will
become thy enemy. ifthou Use to pay /,
myself, thea wilt be a bcggar--and believe
thy father ia this, and prnt it in thy tho't,
that, what virtue socr.r thou hast, bc il Dc-
yer 50 manifold, if thou be poor withall,
thou and thy qualities shall be dcspised
Lend not 10 him that is mightirr than thy
self, for ifthoa Icndcst him, count il hut lost
be not surety above Thy power for If thou
be surety, ttiak 10 pay H."
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REPUBLIC OF HAYTI.

/ REGI BLlt OF liAlJ1,
address Of the Senate 10 The ptople.
/ CrFIXENS-TheP President Of ilayti by
! his proclamation to the 10th oflast month,
has brought 10 your recollection the Gala
mites, which have afflicted You for many
years. This interchangeable chief has just
/ put an cud 10 them, aud he never ceases,
] through his vigilance aud sollcltnde, In Sc
cure your own happiness aud To pre-
pare iccitous iuturity for your poster-
! ~.
| The time had arrived, when the Repub-
! lie was proceeding with a firm and secure
: pace. Her majestic front Was raised above
all the tcmpcsis, which had been formed
/ against her prosperity. Nothing further APP
/ peared to resist the accomplishment oi her
/ high destinies, under the Eggs Of the semi
mel who without ceasln%, watches over her
preservation. But man, nhnoc country
| IS scarcely known ; Il man whom the goN r.
eminent had loaded with benefits a man,
who had before strore 10 disturb the SLATE
/ by mcrndiary writings, DARFDrR-thls
| laetloas man WIS conirI,ing, IN the dark,
the means ofsprcading dcsolatioa through
the Republic
! On Friday, the 30th of tliis month, this
individual al once pcllidous and full OF au-
dacity, presented 10 the House of Repre-
sentatives, petition, which tended to per
vert the public mind, and To oscrturn the
national ediice. After reading this infer
nal writing, the Chamber having too long
preserved silence upon the drnnnciaiion Of
lis cnipaLe author, the people indignant at
this lukeWarm conduct, arose by asponta-
ncous movement and arrested tbs lactious
prrson.-ln tins holy insl,rrecton, toar de-
putics OF the House OF Representatives,
marked, for some time, by the public opin-
ION, as endeas0rlng To disturb the rrp0se of
the people, by their llbertlcide manoTu-
Nres, were also arrested, together with two
members nj the Judiciary body.
Without the benevolent sohcItudr OF the
President Of ilaytl, without the vigilance OF
their sage and prudent chez, TINS event
would have, had consequences disastrous
To those who had drawn upon themselves
the public animadycrson.
The troops who compose the garrison
OF this city have shewn not oliy ON this
occasion, bat wheresocyer they are sent,
h9w obrdent they are to the voice of
The Chief Magistrate oi the Republic.
Citlzens, continue TO second by your no
bic efforts, him who has 50 often givca You
proofs of his patrrnal lpyc. No. lou will
40 longer suffer intrigacrs, ambitious men,
.lgain 10 scatter Woe, and a vast solitude
over our cities aud our fields
The Senate, on the 30th of this month,
admired in you the attitude Ola high min
ded people, who knew their rights IN the
destruction of tyrluts Who II there a.
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Book .iurtion.
Notice.
WISH TO SELL,
TIE IK.GET or L1.NU

NHEREoN | now reside, lying two
w miles south Of Mr.. Robert Hunters,
aud sixteen from Lynchburg, containing about
SIX lnpdrcdaefcs, about two hundred Of which
are cleared and in a high state OF cultivation,
the residue IN IFS natural state superior 10 any
IN is cighbourhood--lhere Is on the Tract
AN excellent dwelling house md every other
house necessary for the accommodation oi a
family also good fruit Of almost every descrip-
tom there il on this tract a very fine grisl-
mill, which gets from seventy five to an hun
dred barrels OF toll grain year. A private sale
is preferred, bnt il not sold be fore the fifteenth
Of November, il will ON that day be offered at
auction, aud in case Il sale is then effected, the
stock OF every description, plantation iiDric-
ments, NC. will be ohefcI for sale on thnt day.
Terns IF Saie, Tor the lard one third OF The
purchase money in hand, the balance in one
and two years, with lien Oh the land 10 Sc
cure each payment, the other property will be
soltl on credit payable the first day OF Sc e
tembcr next for all suul- over five dollars, and
under that sum cash will be required.
ARCHIBALD Boiling, j.
October Is. Itwtds
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Piracy and .fardtF.--I the Kingston,
Jamaica, Chronicle. af the 81 OF August,
/ there Is detailed account of Il piracy and
murder, attended with very aggravated
circumstances. A boat was picked mp Mt
SEA, with four men on board, belonging To
the sloop Blessing, tapt. Smith, which on
a fourth voyage from 81. Jago de Cuha To
! Jamaica, WIS fallen in with by piratieal
vessel, commanded by white man, With
a mixed crew of colour and countries,
among whom were English or Americans.
! After bringing the sloop TO, the pirates took
Out the captain aud ms sou. with all the
/ crew, and carried them on heard OF the
schr. leaving the sloop IN possession of his
people he Then demanded Of the captain
his money or his lie. The captain stated
that liz had no money, hut prollored hun
the cargo, which consisted OF 100 barrels
oi Hour, and % tlerces of corn meal. On
The following day, not producing any mo
ney, plaak was run out in the slarboard
side Of the schooner upon which the pirate
made captain Smith WALT, and as he APP
/ preached 10 the end, they tilted the plank,
/ when lac drnpt into the sea, and when in
the effort Of swimming, the plraiical cap
! tain called for his nlual,el, aud discharged
! II nj him, when he sunk aud was seen no
more The rest of the crew were ifonod
below, with the exception Of his son, u boy
about II, who witnessed the late of his ia
Their In the agony nj tears aud crying,
the captain took the bm-cnd Of his muskei,
aud knocked the boy on the head /, there
1 after took linn by the foot, aud hove him
! overheard. On the day following, having
previously taken out all the rigging, sails,
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eiuction.
TITS NORlLvG, nj 10 o'clock.
The Subscriber will sell at Auction,
IL bags excellent Coffee
: bids Cogniac Brandy
hid old Antigua Rum
pipe S'amos Wine
barrels Malaga Wine
90 boxcs Mould Candles, Sc. Sc.
also,
An elegant set Tea and Coffee Ching
a set plated Castors,
A large Damask Table Cloth, &c. &c. &e.
RICHARD POLLARD,
October Is. .qaetioacer.
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From he Ionaorl Statesman

Prom ,he (Lonaon> s;attzmnn.
Tie .HIlfst3ne,-Jde Cooier,-YAe O,.el.
er,-Iae PeGee Preservation Mir
These are al one. though they are {a,tr.
II is the DsBT; nni now we shall see In
tie Red letion no Robbery addressed
To the M of Kent. il is shown how the
debt works to make this nation submit 10
wrongs and insults from foreign nations.
In our remarks ON the poor pulling talk
about the Foreign slave trade. the matter
Was again explained. We there said that
II vas tie debt which bad pulled up lord
casilcrcagli's eye lids, and made him SEE 81
clearly, thai France AMI America weretvo
-feat uihoas.--We then said. i'm several
other places, that ma state however feeble.
would be afraid 10 wrong or insult MS ; AID
we should, agrecahly 10 the Able RaynaI's
prediction, - on sinking until we exhibit
Ia the world the proof of tie truth OF his
ioetfnc, namely, that prosperity oh
tuned by commerce aud paper money, ma
ldrally produced national decline.
With preface (rather too long pcrhapsl
we proceed 10 state, that Mr.. Stuart Wort
ley asked lord Caalere,gh, the settler of
the world whether il Was true, that Portu-
gal had added duty of } per cent. ON
English Woocns aud what was To he
done in the matter The settler Of the
world answered that it was true, and As to
all English goods aud that ii was a contra
senton of the treaty with this country |!
We'll: we shall hear the cannons roar, |
snppose+ We shall soon ste whether our
treaties are 10 be contrayencd with i'm
punity, we guess ? Oh no, the settler only
adds that several remonstrances have been
made on tue subject. What. remonstran-
ces And several of them too And no
cannon yet But be cool, be quiet, be
peace preservation D. God how inst
an thou The settler said, that there was
d negotlation going on; and that no effort
ON the part of government. would be want
ing 10 bling it to a satisfactory conclusions
Aud is that all ? No resolution expressed
to enforce the fuliilmrnt of the eontrayenrd
treaty ! No appeal 10, no talk OF, Achilles
Al Hyde Park corner Oh the empty,
tine beashy piece fbombaslical peace bonn
hastcal Dragging We may put up statues
of Achilles the Portuguese will stick to
their duties and all, the word will laugh
at us.
Long live the horougEs.' said AN Ameri-
can ninistcr-.'' fer th"y will make as the
muster OF the sea - Which they certainly
viii il they exist but for about lovr years
lonser aud the debt ia is present amonnt)
along with them.
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.sse. Of the sloap, tae piraie SCI iIes On re.
aud bnrm her and 81 the safnc day, give
the crew, consisting Of four persons thasirg
strlpt them 81 ever, article but What as
on their baeh, the Jolly boat, With bucIet
oil water and Que biscuit each person.
without compass, aud told them 10 be -
OF lie would sink them. In the afiafneon
OF ilie same day, the boat WIS picked Up
by the schr. Mary Ann, helouging to Black
River, and the crew landed nj Port Nj
rant, on the 18th July.
Ihe Cotton @lan4ftctory 1T Welthqn
tMass.l is owned by gentlemen Of Postum,
and IS unqaestionably the most extensive
of any one il the United States. We hare
heard il stated that the captal is s.r haa-
d,ed thousand doHas. About 500 Woll.-
men are employed, (hut few boys or gifls.)
neafly all nj whom are Americans. TIL.
weekly expenses ere about 200 dollars,
winch amount to upwards of one huudred
thousand dollars in year. There are
manufactured thirty five thousand yarls &c
cloth III week, or in year, one million
etef hpndted and tnenty thousand yards
winch cloth, tpr shifting aud iheeting, 10
daily gaining credit IN every section ofthe
tnlon. The machinery, foo, is in many
respects superior 10 the English.
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e
''"'', 18th W an Alfred \. Allen Q,
Mr.; biiIe'e Samuel Anthony,
.dersoh, larson. Chas AnthOny3
4 eterting - Mrs Eacretia b Allen
Mary D h''' B.
p,.ao Eli .Barch,
YIN pun Chas Blunt,
Joo brao'e' Stephen Bingham,
jos p,'' NJ Bng- Levi Best,
Miss M"'s Jos b Buckley,
hill' linn Jr Thos Ii Bass.
Nm NJ. Bould'ng,
| c.ee B..W. s. Cabell,
- G ,e6t faInna without ass'stanerrl
lizards. The ladies must exert Their
n ian N move their trains quietly and neat,
- s.o,, heland them az they retire anu
y To-" ,,bo have never worn such dresses
',v, lose no time in beginning to practlse
IN, ,,. Most painful must the situation be oil
vo,ng female who IS 50 unfortunate as
- make fr,u pas on such an occasion
- hy M means SD dillicu.t when hoops
4 "" IN fashion but now that these have
IN discarded, there is nothing to assist IN
peenjng the train OIL the ground"
f,rthrr arrangement declares that the
,,E.s must all appear i'll court plumes and
49, and tnat there must be nj least n'ne
~nj1,y, in each head dress lThe Chero-
kees, we ll1oo' Stun ~
teen on like occaslons.l
According To ancient usage II seems ttla'
Ii. Majesty could not enter the gates oil
,ac cily of Edinburgh withoet PERMISSION
from lhe 10" .o'o a,',. -, - IN hn
Town 'on'.e''. n III: coli, car.no-
doae n aIleleh' s,s'' az aoao,;,iod r,Le
nal coua not " 'o''s,' - ,ra s;i,..r
repositories WIZ e'"' O'', t 49,, ,,a,,araL
keys lound. All '',,,ss H1'r ..,, r,r
f0f Inc ceftii""! Vi -.
ms mag al 'he e'lI' cur - ,.,.al 90 F
to MN lne @'!', W.. ,,a,'.', ,..or.;e,.,-
mans u'ae"'''''', - ''. ,'as,;.r ~ g,t,.
Ton, mat th'ie was '''i
Teha'n'ha' n"' 90 n.,;a.. st.,ld :, ,,
In uis pIto'n,ii'n' IT o..
List ad'iees' ne '1''','''9 ,,,.t ~ ,1,,
toasidefstiit7 me niost ''np"s"s p' ,. n ~
speclarie, ana hopes ',,'' ~ ''l,r A..
iai IN oeFeiar so,ae','i"o m -, -,
place OF the ancient gates. Inc S"ii'e pa
per notices mat 'he P'oVtg'o" "''..' ,'"'
materially advanced as his Majesty, ap-
preached -an event very naturally To nave
nean ehPeeou- III ,,',,,,I,.ro
me London Motifns 'ie' , a'o NJ, -, OIL
poollsneu an frlrlE ips'n' . ''aao,', ~ ,bn
hnerV'''' "'h'" 80 ',i :,Ina..,.s -
.ricks coihn','''a d! W. '''p"9'''9 80 =.
"orceS'tr' Mass oo' N'.'i ."'
of England prejudice, sratult9sisly headed
abe article " Repabiiean lapo6tors."
1t happened. however, tai Don 1ese
Colon AIsuares was II SPanIard, and Ma
reau (the other hnpestol) a Canadian
irenchtnan IA hese subject ct George
~ and fresh from his Myesty's don4n-
Ions.
AT thc saae time that We notice tala
specimen OF British courtesy, 1t mas be a
mqslng Ia copy from the same pepper the
ioia"l1g account nj two Rogd hnpaSfors,
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cea' sfrogsie, and NO large legs Of tic
Bull kind, teafing her nesh in most shock
ing mancr-ziu short deroaripg he pour
animal mipet The Dogs as SION as alar-
med made their escape ; while the caw
was raised from the ground in state more
dead Than otherwise. We have frequently
heard of the carnisorons propensitles Of
the Bull Dog hut this instance Of attack
upon one of the largest of our domestic ami
mails for the purpose ol satisfying The era
wings of hunger, exceeds any examples
within our recollection. Pet. iit.
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.Nol0 F0U Gnd Winter Goods.
AZ SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIVING AN EXTENSIVE AssoRrnE
Staple and Fancy aoods,

&lae} great IN Pt7phiq aa al The t irr ,oe e0loo
ae tai ~ dther fashionable paydent,, N TIysj
GDOD LlNE! " ~ 800
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hdsllcdl bfiBSllp we may put up STATUES
Of Achilles; the Portuguese will stick IL
their duties and all, the word viii laugh
at us.
Long live the borougEs.' said an Ameri-
can minister" fer th"v will make as the
master of the sea" Which they certainly
Will if they exist but for about luvr years
louser and the debt ia is present amount,
along with them.
Translated far Hc .St,c lort Eecn'pg Post,
trom The Rio Jaatiro Gd,ttie Of .4ug. I.
The dignity and power of Regent of This
vast empire, that the hing ny august Ia
til.r had granted 10 nae, having been com
hfmed TO me bV the unanimous consent 4
Spontaneous viii Of the people oil Brazil, a
bignity, Of which the Cortes Of Lisbon,
without any ol The Deputies of Braid be-
Ing heard, have dared To deprive me-, as is
notorious and having, moreover accept
ed the llile and duirs OF perpetual Deien-
der Of this Kingdom, thai the same people
have SO generously and Loyalty conferred
upon me in obedience therefore, TO my
sacred duties, and in gratitude for 50 much
love aud fidelity, which call upon me 10
all Ia 10 H..
sal,at,nn al. his grr,tes, nart IL fine portu-
gne,r Monarchy thai las been ,oufJrd IN
me, and whose rights have sworn Ia pre-
serve unmlured by any attack; and mas
much ~ the GOrtps of Lisbon cOntiniIe in
tbe same erroneous and evidently moin5l
system o,, rrroI,n,zin~ EIaIi 1,,n by
farce -, arms nnt,y,, .,st.,mdntr sin, las al
ready nrarlai,nrd her nnli,ieaI mdrnen-
dele., and h,s rome 50 i,f AS Thai thrrc i.
,,,reaJy .an,e,ed Inv INV royJ decree Of
tbr I'd ofInn. l,s, n.5.t = General Con.ti.
tnnnt and I,eaisl1;in l,srmblv. ~ the 70
on.st a. ~ thr Ch,n,hr,. Tins nrncrrding
with a torp,a,ify ;Eat did nor take place IN
portn'-,j ,'i,'S .o,yrriag ny,bc CON.
grrss WAS o'iaiaalfy only an act Of secret
and facIioos C 'D. and / also considering
his l,.;nst,z IN. IL. Ban .John u,r s.>tb
nf r.hnsr 3a,,,o aag ~, %n.lf.. thn foytrs
eude4your Ia avail Themselves. r.r Their
own siyisters nnno.rs. as a Prisoner in
tbaf l.;,.rdam. i,il5o,,i any will 81 his own.
and ni,Eou tb,t l;ierty Of action that IS
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etr''rn.3,s, y, Sept. ea.-The Right Hon.
.le uo;, tanning, British Ambassador to
Wae ~u,'ea states, and his Secretary, Mr..
rom ' o. arrived in this city last evening
Me + t,,eoer' and have taken lodgings Al
- a. hNehaase Coffee House.
,,ry ~ l. opalnal Ambassador, and his Secre-
Nm, s"'s also taken lodgings al the Tx.
Daily .3.lg.
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Alfred y Allen
Samuel Anthony
Chasa Anthony
Mrs lacretia b ALE
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,..,,erniIs, Is detailed, we suppose
q ne o ",''pose ofpfoving the extent oil re-
81 bounty .ona d,v after his majesty's
afri'aii; IA aieolyrorood, no gentleman can
lace OF ~ otherwise than in a full dress
pfseni..,p,' s,,ord and bag. "Those who
sdi' W." ~, Highland dress must he careful
wear . ,,o in the proper Highland lash,
10 De az. aronglt pistols, broad-sword aud
i1n,5'c1l,.; = understood that GlenSarry
d,, rk. n Huntly, and several othrr
bi 'e,ia., mean tn attend the leyce, ,m'la
ehle .,g oa,i. E. with a considerable at
hfp 80" If their gentlemen followers.