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From the Baltimore Patriot, Of May l3
by the Steam Boat from Norfolk

fHREE DAYS LATER.
HERALD OFFICE, Monday, May l2, 8
A. vi BY the ship Rasselas, Capt. Brig
ham, 10 80 days iron Liverpool, the pa
pers OF that pace 10 the 8tn and those Of
London to the 9th OF April we're this morn.
Ing received at the Commercial Reading
Room. The Paris dates are 70 The 4h OF
April (received al London by express)-
al that date boStilitles had not taken place,
nor had declaration Vt war been issued
by the French government, as stated IN
The London Sun
A Bayonue letter in the tParis] Pilot in
Inmates that no movement ot the invading
army was expected 10 take place TIL the
l7ih or 1874.
kumors were still prevalent in Paris Of
movements OF Russian army towards the
banks OF the Oder.
The Chamber of Deputies were occu-
pied on the I'd and Sd, with The debate On
the budget. The discussion on the after
day was warm.
The Duchess D'Augouleme, 10 whose
departure political Importance IS attached,
lett Paris at 10 O'Clock on tue morning OF
The I'd April, Tor Bordeaux.
An article from PerpIgnan, states that
tine Duke D'Angnuleme had reviewed the
9TH division OF TIE army OF the Pyrenees.
An order OF the day expresses MS Royal
HIgnness's satisfaction al their conduct y
discipline.
Ertract of a pirate letter from Pa.
res, dated Friday. AprI4.
We nave not yet received any news Of
the actual commencement OF hosiIltleS;
bnt there is no doubt they will begin very
shortly
The ninute this takes place manifesto
will be published here IN the MonIteur,
which will coincide with proclamation
to be issued by The Duke d'Angouleme.-
The demand for $4,000 men has not yet
been made in the Chamber; hut i, is only
delayed till the Budget is agreed to.
Accounts have been received from Pc
tersburg, which announce some movements
oi troops
The Duke of Belluno, Major general Of
the army OF the Pyrennees, passed thro'
Bordeaux on the Eth OF March, on his
way to Bayonne.
From the Journal de Paris.
PARIS April 3.--M de Moslando, who
was conducted yesterday to the Abbey, is
one OF The AIDS de-CaDp OF General Gull
limnut He was conveyed from Bayonne
under the escort OF two Gendarmes, on
suspicion OF having been engaged ih a
TIE reasonable plot.
Gen. Guiilmlnot remains in attendance
upon bis Royal bighDess, the Duke dan
goulems, as Chiei OF The Staff.
From the Eto,Le.
PARIS, April 8 "A letter from the brave
gen. QueSada, which has been received at
Paris, states positively that Santos Lad.
ron, bad attacked the Constitutional
troops, fourteen hundred strong, al LA RAJ
neaDa and Nadanlez, III Navarro; that he
m.ade 90 prisoners, and took all the ma
ienais. ihe victory was mos, complete,
only 500 men were able 10 get back to
PaDIp. una.
The puSe OF Reggie set out on the eth
ull. Tor .; Jean dc sur. where he Is 60
my 10 Tx his head quarters.
a. The Manhattan, arrived at New
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Domestic CottOus. Bee

Domestic Cottons, &c.
~ bales OF blesched and unbleacbed
V cotton shirlings and sheetings, just re-
ceived from the factory, tor sale By
WIN. FOWLE d CO.
ALSO, landing from schooner Lucinda,
from Jamaica. Is tons Fustic and from
schr Alert, quantity of wrapping and
sugar paper.
NAV Id
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Last of american vessels laying at the port
of Gibraltar, and vessels spoken ssath on
the passage, by the Rsdecca.
Ship Jane. Ferguson, OF Philadelphia !;
- Blooming Rose, Hyatt, OF n. York {,
from Trieste Tor Havana.
Brig Hope, Stow, Tor New York in 9
days Capt. Moullon, OF schr, Betsey OF
Portland for Baltimore, hove on her beam
ends, crew saved. takes passage in the
Hope.
Brig Robert Cochran, Daget, Of Provi-
dence, Il. |. repairing damages received
in the heavy gale OF the 2Ist Jan.
Brig Venus, Ladine, of Providence, re-
pairing damages occasloned by the gale.
April 10, lal. 22, 90 n. Ion. 38, IL. w.
spoke brig Lesnder, Of Salem "a days
from Batavia, for Antwerp, bearing 5. +.
two leagues. .
May 10. scbr. Atlas, Hunter, Of Balti-
more, bound out,
May 8, lat 35, SO N. Ion. 10 w. saw
a schr. standing TO the southwark, shew.
ed American COlOrs, and red signal with
a white diamond, and the letter B in tine
GENRE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
Phineas Janney

III AS just received and offers for sale
IL Malaga wine in quarter casks
Sweet oil, in boxes of doz bottles
Loaf sugar, refined in Philadelphia
Sperm candles, Rodman's brand
And few bales of cotton
NAV 13 Q,
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For Bremen.

For Bremen,
III, The superior brig REBECCA, w:
-&M Lorlng, master; has the principal
part of her cargo engaged. For freight oil
fifty hhds. or small packages apply 10
WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
Wis
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15

a. The Manhattan, arrived at New
York. brought no later accounts than
those by the above arriyals.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15

John III. Ladd & Co
HAVE received per scbr. Lucinda from
IL Jamaica, and offer for sale
e 6 bags bags prime green coffee,
6 tons logwood
$50 pounds old copper
Also, per schr Alert, from Boston, a
boxes mems, boys, {. children's shoes and
bootees OF prime quality.
For Freight,
&A> The new and superior fast sailing
49, schooner LUCINDA, Geo. Fetch
er, master; burtben 700 barrels in COM
plete order for the reception Of cargo.
NAV 10
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49, MARINE LAST, No.
PORT or ALEX A n u hiH
ARkIF ED.


May l3.-Schr. Syren, Emery, Saco,
via Uld Point Comfort ) days lTom the
latter; ballast TO WIN. fowle y Co.
Schr. Twin Brothers, Baker, Balti-
more, 40 hours; iull freight 10 merchants
OF tue district Lett one bermaphrodte
brig 10 " ashIngton's Reach, bound up.
SAILED,
Ship Pioneer, Crabtree, Amsterdam &
Liverpool. Passengers, Hugh SmNb,
Esq, and family, Mss Seabrook, Messrs.
e.. Bennett, Charles J Cdzerove, (bearer
OF dispatches 70 the Court OF ST. James,
Bowman, Rowiin, and Macleod.
Schr, Alert, Bears, Boston
SIoop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
ARRIVED,
May l4.-Br'g kebecca, Wordsworth,
Gibraltar, 40 days; salt 10 VIM. Fowle
u Co.
S!oop George Washington, I. SwaIne,
Nantucket, via Norfolk, ) days from the
latter, oil and candles 10 the master.
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| Efffdef From The tasi .Aambtr ~ he Edtn
| burgb Rerien.
No one denies that the public VOICE
sooner 90 later, makes itself heard L obey.
ed even as III. parliament Is now constiiu.
ted. In, the difference is prodigions be-
tween IFS irregular, aud often fines violent
Operations, l. the regulated & prompt actipn
which u ought To have in the system IL Is
IKE the difference IN steam acting IN spite OF
MS ineNplosions, When violently peut up, aud
10y uniform pressure WHEN employed rs u
mechanical power. So the ELECTS produ-
ccd by public opinion ut present are always
too late, aud often dangerously ,iolrnt.--
Instances of thu latter evil WE need hardls
give. The former Is the most important I;
aud full Illustration oft, would comprzr
at once, the history of all the maladminis.
tration Of our affairs for the hist half cen
tury, aud the elearest demonstration Of the
poliey, nay the necessity, OF reiorn.---
Scarce any of the calamites which have
VISITED this country any Of the
barharlsms IN policy aud IN Jurisprudence
which have disgraeed our system, but may
he traced to the long intervals that have
always elapsed before The voice ofthe com
glng the councils of the government, or
improving our legislative system. Had the
popular desire of peace been listened tn in
the American aud French wars, nay, had
the dislike OF extravaganza been felt by The
government, Us IL always was by the nation,
what millions might have been saved of tn.
debt that now Expresses us, aud of The
wasteinl expenditure that has displaced all
capital and convulsed the state How
many abuses of the grossest kind, from Tia,
slave trade 10 the severity Of the criminal
law, have been horne withl for "A series of
years, after the loud and general soice Of
public Indignation had pronounced their
condemnation What miseries have moi
these criminal delays occasioned ! what
w"unds To humanity what dlshonor 10
the English name Nay, AT this hour, are
We not persesering in the same course, and
permitting the government To hold fast by
many OF the most ruiuous ABUSES and blum.
deIs, while the time is passing never 10 be-
recalled, and mischieIs are made perpetual
and remcdless by the delay -hnd all be-.
cause the universal opinion Of the country
has noi yet penetrated to the government
through the parlmment--i that opinion which
parliament ought 10 represent faithfully /,
aud give effect TO speedily, with no more
n,odiit alton or check than IL necessary 10
prevent the accidents of hasty aud tu-
ninltaous decision This is a long chap-
Ter, 10 the contents Of which, we shall
again solicit the readers serious attention.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-23
Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE NJ ID

@'.''st'o ~ saw Off4 fMllN, Jf. VI
ID, aud WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.
AZ It's title indicates, tn. Journalnow ollere,
10 the patronage oithe public, will be con net
co entt rely on the principle ol Selection. Tn,
leading feature oithe plan, more dist,nct enun.
Grated, Is to presents al stated intervals, sort oil
synopsis oi the Foreign Magazines, Journals
ana Resiews, appropriated To Aleiieire aud is
kindred Sciences.
NO one viii doubt the important Of this De.
sign, who Is conversant with the periodic a
works OF Europe. As is incident to such pub
licaiions, the matter whit h they contain is alto
gether OF mixed nature, and Of merits The most
unequal. They are vast field, where golden
wheat rs too often chuked by useless or PERM.
elo,is taress and where it imports us like the
prudent hnsbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are.
moreover, al this time SO numerous, so co>tl,
and SO dlihcult to be procured, that really they
can only be consulted bya la,ge maio ity of the
enltivators OF sciene Elm the United State, thro
a medium Somewhat similai to the one now
proposed. ltistherefore meant to 1--WE an ex
tract so coplous Of their centents, as not only to
exhibit the progress oithr Physical Sciences a.
broad, butt to do away, in a great degree, the
necessity olfecufnna TO the works themselves
The contents ofthe journal viii be arranged
under he division of
!. Selected Papers.
:, Selected Reviews.
3. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
4 List OF New Publications.
he work j. ptblishei in numbers in Janua-
ry, April, July, and October. iorming yearly a
large voiame.
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tne kepe'tory, and was commene edin January,
1921.
Published q,,arerly-price FaUr Doilarsd year,
pdynbIe IN ddrapre.
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NAT MaNUEACYONY,

HE subscriber, an experienced work
man in the manufacture OF hats. ha, late
ly established himself in that business IN
Lynchburg, next door 10 the grocery Of Mr..
John Heiiins RE will supply the public siih
thai article on the cheapest terms Acqua.nt-
Ell with the newest fashions, and having Il
supply OF the best fur, carefully selected by
himself, in the northern markets, he under
takes 10 satisfy al who shall favor him with
business in the beauty and duration ol their
hats. lie begs to remind the public, that ar
ticles manufactured at home, under the eye oil
the wesrer, aud by a person who is dependent
for public patronage on his skill aud faith
must be superior in quality TO the same arti-
eles, largely and Unfortunately bought in
the markets o, New York aud Philadelphia.
This consideration, in addition 10 the proprie-
ty and justice of encouraging domestic work.
men, and the cheapness OF his hats, viii, he
hopes, induce the gentlemen of Lynchburg,
aud the country, 70 procure their NECESSARY
supplies from him He invites such as need
hats, to call and examine bis iurs, aud speei-
mems Of his work.
ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
MAY ?. 30 81
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH. In.
ne nature oil TINS enterprise, may be under
STOOD from a lew considerations whirh the ad
'e'users VIII venture to subj in To their annun-
clat'oh o'H The periodical works of Great
btItain and france contain mass oil literary
ana 'eieheihc Intelligence, viii, does not reach
the American public for want of suitab,.
cnahhei, nut which would be read among ms
WIN e9ua' pleasure and profit Such e the
b'l'ish he'ie"s and Magazines a. are reprint
cd III the United States---not excepting the r..
ohnntSh id Quarterly KeveM vs. 90 ernhrrce
much matter which is of little inleres and ofno
advantage TO the American reader, and not un
frequently teted to vtiae MS literary taste, his
mo- al, OF ms political principles. II is desira
bic, undei these circumstances, that selection
should ne made such as would furnlah the a
'uaoie ana ente taln'ng portion oil their con-
tents, to the exclusion ofthe other portion con-
81 ting OF details and speeuiations either unin
teresting IN themselves, or raischievous in their
tendency, or altogether of local COZ cefn and
application. On thu plan, idle expense and a
iruit'essc assumption Of time, would be olivia
ted t1r pages destitute OF merit mip ht be sub.
stItuted many Of value which aow er,Ain un
known and inaccessihlr. OF several b. itish
journals OF the ientifie and erudte cast, ard
othersindecd 81 a mo get eral and atthe same
time very solid charac,e little or !, o use is
made by the edito's and compilsrs Of the perio-
deal works printed in the Utit Staes
The otjcct Of the one now advert ed, is the
accumulation, IN pei msuent form, oil the ma
terlals thus neglected, ard 1 the lite any ID
scientific tIcles worthy Of being rep intel in
this country, Tut which, wh.n o, are accom-
panied by othe's possessing 10 clam to atten-
ton. a .cellany--tbe Select Reyi, ws--alin
in the d sign, bW not equal in comprehensive
ness, to the rresent, ilouis hcd for 5, ne years
III this city, and would, it may be presumed,
have continued to be supported by a de.spre,d
subscription, but for an alteration OF the plan,
and aseries OF adventurous reverscs The reyi
val ot,t, with larger scope, would seem likely
to be attended with still mo signal success
than It's original exioteace, owing u the great
multiplication OF readers OF periodical works.
and the wide diffusion of the habit of seeking in
tlem, both Information and amusement.
The Museum commenced in July, 1922. II
fo' ms two volumes aver.
Published monthiy---Price Sir Dollars year,
payable IN adpdncc.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, BY subscription,
A SEw AMERICAN
biographical Die,ionary,
A REMEM,,RANCER

D.,artsd Heroes, sages aud Statesmen Of a
neFicd.
tn he confined exclusively TO those who sig
.,l,zed themselves, in either capacity, in the
revolutionary War, which obtained the indie.
o,odence oftnelr country.
s,esnd Edition. With appendix --eoniaiRing
( u,As Declaration by the Representatives oil
the United Colonies of North Ametica,
..Tt;ng forth the causes and necessity of taking
~ arms. lnly 6, l775--The Petition by the
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the United Colonies, to the
E;ng of Great Britain July 8, l775--A procla-
,oo Of Congress FL a day of fasting, humilia-
,;on and p, aver, March 10, 1875 The Decla-
,,,;on Of Independence, July 4, t776 and the
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
Al America, October 30, 1879.
Also. the Constitution OF the United States,
aud thr Farewell Address OF General WASH.
,Saros, to the People of the United States, an.
ponneing his intention OF retiring from public
service, september z, 1876.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
:. We ae reduced to the alternative Il choo-
sing an unconditional submission to the tyran.
nv OF il rtated ministers, resistance by io ce
The latter Is Oh, choice. We have counted the
cost oil this contest, aud find nothing SO dl cad.
,t,I as Voluntary slave y. Homo, Justice, and
iumanity, forbid lis tarntly 10 sur. ender that
4 eedom which we received from our gallant
Sncesto 5, and which our innocent posteritv
have right to receive from us. We cannot
endure the infamy and guilt of resign ny sue
,ceedn,g generations to that wretch edness VIII CHI
inevitably ava, 5 them, If We basey entail here
oltaly bondage upon them.
" The arms we have been compelled by our
enemies To assume, we viii, III defiance oil every
hazard, with unabatlng tirmness and peiseyer-
anee, employ for the Preservation OF Gu, iber-
tios-beiug with one mind resolved to die free
men atael than to live es."-[ Declaration
Of Congress, setting forth the necessity oftaking
W afnsS--JuLy =, I775.
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The North-American Review,

Was begun in lsl5, and has since been steadi-
ly advancing in public estimation In Janua.
ry, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, of the University al Cambridge,
New England. \ ntw series was then com.
menced, with which il is convenient that sub
scriptoas should begin. Orders for any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re-
ceiyed by +. Lidell and by r. Morris Henry,
who are nterestedlin the publication
PabitShed qtnrterig-P,aet Fire Doihu& u
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From the Washington Republican

Deor Sir As hear il very generally
said, that you are fond of my daughter
R, and from what | see, have
some reason to suppose it 50, | feel it right
TO say something 10 you upon the subject
II | am mistaken, or misinformed, about
this, all ] am going TO say, of course, pass
rs for uoihlng kept that you may keep
ii, as something that may be useful to you
hereafter, IN case you should get into the
scrape that ! now suppose you to be IN /;
and as containing the advice of one who
feels an interest for You, and has had more
experience Of men aud women than any
person Of your age.
! did not, therefore, require Won to ADM,
ar deny, the truth of my conjecture, but
just silently consider, aud reconsider, the
hints am going to give you.
You may suppose that your cgcumstan-
ces would be IN objection with me. MOI
so. lconsidcr them rather an advantage
J II r. and yon could be contented Il
live, as many rery hdppy people do, in
small house, wliil one or two rooms, at TIA,
| most with stock Of furniture amouniin,
10 some lity or sixty dollars, should b
quite satisfied andindeed would prefer il
Ito splendid establishment IN -
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mo. 80

street, with carriage. horses, &c &c. But
unfortunately, neither you, nor II,
have hrrn brought up - Won ought and
! inclinefe think that yo, both are 81 much
| mistaken as 10 Imagine money ard fshi0n
are essential tn happincss, and the crowd
of foolish people with whom you genfr.i
" associate, wouId certainly look cold
upon you, ifyou did mi both agree to Jrrss
and pisit, aud ii,eas they dc and when
your present clothes wear out, you must
still keep in the fashion, and you will see
how difficult this would bek
lam mol SURF | am right in this conjec-
tufc--hnt You ran tell
u therefore, your circumstances are such
barrier NJ the present, | suppose you will
determine more resolui,ly ~ drive NJ ynlr
business, and rs soon as you are able, To-
live with "A family ns yon would wish, and
laid up clever beginning, then marry
And To this | any, that il Is a very wise
course, and a very proper resolution, but
That Is not worth one fithins till il is put
into practice.
You may wish to nsk r. 10 whit for
These arrangements, and to engage, that it
II even takes fifty years toaeeompsh your
I'lan, sht will marry ynn NJ sixty. seventy,
or even hundred. Now advise you
not tn ask ihis--she might consent hut |
verify believe she would moi perurm and
that she would soon see divers young men
that she would rather marry Mt IA than TO
wait for any body else NJ no.
But lei not this disturb you'll have no
fortune ~ give her, and Of course, she will
not be- in great demand. In the course of
~ or 4 years, you will have accomplish.
ed your object most probablc-- aud il
h------- is out Of the way, or have lost
any OF her curls, teeth, or other attractions,
have Two clever little giris, one If whom
VIII probably suit you aswel
recommending You, therefore, % more
profitable studies that lndies Iouks, and
Wishing yousuccess, iantfoly your friend.
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u The Epirons OF THE NIRCtx1AN,
agents for Lyoehburg and It's vicinity So
cit subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and Ameri-
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now well established, and have a decided
claim to public support, a. forming impor-
tant parts Of onr national literature.
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IN BHGlASH BUIA.

IHE SUBSCRIBER has a promising
l. yonng BULL, of tue English breed, which
he got from the county of Montg"mery--Per-
sons dosip,Is of improving their breed OF cat
tie, can have the use ul him---He will be sent
TO any nrighboring plantation, or the suburbs
OF Lynchburg, al a moderate price--lf sent to
the latter place, a lot will be procured 10 turi,
him into. RICHARD PERKINS.
Aprii % q IL
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American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Conducted By BENJAMIN SILLMAN, Pro
Jcssor Of Chen,tstA az. iHie Coiiege
This journal began in the year 1919 Two
numbers, between which there is an inters al
of about three months, form volume.
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MIR. GEORGE S. HOLLOWAY

Avn Sir--As YOU have no place of residence
known to me, aud connoi be found, tob be serv-
ed with notice. take this method to apprise
Won, that shall on the 18th dav of June 1898,
at the Union Hotel in Lynchbnrg, proceed to
take sundry dispositions, 10 he read eyi-
dence on the trial of suit depending in the
Superior Court OF Chancery holden AT Lynch
burg, in which am plaintiff, and yourself
Thomas S. Holloway, and William W Do
naghed are defts. JABEZ CAMDEN.
Maya 80 w4w
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