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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12
1.IIF. INI,IANs.

Extract ofa letter from y oun.s gentleman who
accompanied the American forces that evacuated
Fort Smith in April last, To Cantonmcnt Gibson,
where tlity are now statioied The letter was
written after tho troops had arrived ut The latter
post, and is dated on the lSih. Of June.
stately we have had u visit from ClcrmontsNil-
lagc OF Osagcs. The wliclc Village, to the nn-
Der ofthree thousand souls, cncampcd "boutiour
miles from Cantonment Gibson. About two hun
died Of the principal men attended her: i'll coun-
ell after considerable talk and Cling, the bra
vos, six III number, Who headed the party which
committed ,4c dcpredations in November E,st,
were surrendered and arc now III confinement,
and will leave this to-day under charge of an Of
hccr and some ncn for Little Rock, where they
are TO bc tried.
"Nothp%, in my opinion, could be more unjust
than such procedure. We make laws torbitling
the whites 20 trospass on indian lands, either ier
the purpose oihunting, or rti2ppihS, and illcn take
pain, 10 enforce tnosc laws; consequently they
are daily ihrin5rd, 10 the dctriment the sayagcs.
These satigcs, il scf-d4teEcc, seize and punish
the intru.trS accor,linst to Their laws. What then
IS the result EYey petty papcr The Union IS
tccring aith thc horrible barbMl,les OF tho In
eians-ilow many nnocent White men they Xii
Cd, &c. and never once noticing the unlawful
acts of the maraldels They were justly put to
bcCtHSt VIC aN y. NJN u
edgcdus Il sovereign people, and have the right u
cnlcting aud enforcing laws in their own coun-
try.
"Ipaid visit to the Indian camp. Their luts
arc constructed inthc rldcst manner, andpitched
without regard 10 regularity. They are compos-
I'd partly of reeds and grass Plated, and partly
of skins stretched over poles, which arc SCI in the
Ground end bent at the top, i'll the shape like,
but much arger than, the country garden sum
lner house Uf Pennsylvania. 1hcii wealth con
sista in horac, We distrbutcd some handkef-
chictS and tobacco aEong them, for which W..
were highly amused with their hclsc racing for
tlcse articles. One Of ,hcn starts with the prize,
and tic first who iaabl4t to overulke hllnis entitled
to il, until he loses i. by the same Wat Tie
prize i wcn il he gctsbac!s TO the Starting blaze,
or !le race is given overly tie rest the PARTY,
The amusement M..s stopped by the old Chiet,
Clcrmont's son unfortunately falling from his
horse. lie is since dead"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12
One Of the prcttiest touches of feeling of

One Of the prcttiest touches of feeling of
which We have Ger heard, was witnessed
in the conduct OF certain Indians from the
interior who some years ago visited our city.
When the statue i'll the Hospital yard was
pointel out 30 them as thc figure ofMIouoM
Or WILLIAM P5tNN, they all withonc consent
icl down IN thcir knees 1eloreit ,-tl, te sti..
Tying in the strongest manner in their power
thcisies ereace tor Tic character of one ofthe
few Thite men wi'o have treated their race
with humanity. Il was net an exhibition
st Up for 4fiect il, was the result Of a
burst Of feeling, ,-ofa deeply implanted feel
ing Whici, neither, time nor distance had
been able 10 eradicate. Ii had decended from
.atkert 20 son, had been cherished in the west
| ern wilds, and cvineetl itself in the midst Of
civilized society, by tl.e ztrongest Of natural
signs for reverence.
(PhNadeTAia Gazette.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12

/ Sir Thomas I7oore's Head.-A few Day
since, in making some necessary repails ~
St. Dunstan's Church, Canterbury, ooX was
found, containing the head OF the great Lofu I,
Chancellor of England, who was condemned
to the block by that ruthless klng Hehry
WILL for refusingito take the oath OF supre,
macy to that self willed Monarch. The head
with the exception of few OF the teeth was
much dccayed; and the sacred remains
have been restored to their resting place.
| Our readers are aware that Sir Thomas was
beheaded on the sixth of July, 1858, IN the
fifty third of his age, but they are not perhaps
equally aware, that after the eXccatioii'
though the body was buried in the Church
of Saint Peter, in the Tower, and afterwards
in the Chelsea Chuach, where 1t now hes, YET
his head was set OIL a pole upon London
Bridge; and was afterwards privately bought
by his daughter Margaret, wlte OF lohh
Roper, Esq. a distinguished family long re-
sidcnt III the parish of st. Dunstans. HIS
daughter preserved the head Ill box, with
much devotion, and placed it in a vault, part
ly in the wall on the south side otthe Church,
where it was recently discovered, and very
near to her own tomb. The south chancel
of the church is called the Roper chanccl J;
and there hung the helmet and surcoat, with
the arms Of Sir Thomas Moore in it, Hume
says of this interesting character" hat
when Sir Thomas Moore was mounting the
scafFold, he said to me-" Friend, help me up,
and when | come down again, let me SHIFT
for myself" The cxecutioner asking him
forgiveness, he granted the request, but told
him, "You will never get credit by behcad-
ing me, my neck is so short" Then laying
his head on the block, lie bade the execution
CT stay till he put aside his beard I" For''
said he, '.it never committed treason"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12

lIore Fyahermeu Cdhtmed.-I'he East
port Sentinel, received here yesterday, con-
tains an account Of the capture of three more
fishing vessels by his Britanc Majesty's brig
Dottcrell, VIZ. schooncrs William, OF Addi-
son, Rover, Of do. and the Gallon, of l4ubcc.
The captain Of the former states, that on the
1ith OF July, being about six leagues North
East of Grand Mcnan, and short OF water
(hiving but half Il barrel on board) he made
Sail for the nearest land, and the next day
anchored il. Gull Coyc. He had just an
chorud when he was boarded by a barge be-
longing TO the above brig, commended by ono
Jones, wl.o demanded his papers, asked his
business, and Immediately took possession Of
the vessel. On Capt. Tibbitt's remonstra-
ting against such proceedings, and referring
to the treaty between the two countries,
Jones threatened to lash him to the deck,
lash the pump belt across his mouth, and
cut him into ounce pieces, and said h. did
not care Il damn for the treaty, and that he
meant to capture every American fisherman
whenever he found them i'll his Majesty's
waters He afterwards made sail on the
vessel, aud arrived at st. .hndlcws tho 18th
wiien the were ordered to quit the vessel.
Boston Carrier.
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[PhHadeHl,ia Gazette.
NEW YoRY. Aup,ist 81

- NEW iUKEs, NUtuSt Oh.
fa!al lrencontrc.--A fracas took place at the
Quarantine Ground, on Saturday last, be-
tween Robert Chambers and Lewis Stinch-
comb, both belonging to the United States
brig Spark, in which the former was killed.
There had been adherence between the men
for some days, and the deceased had been
called upon by Stlichcomb to fight it out, +"
but declined on account of the superior
strength of the latter, who then asked him
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-12

The following Intelligence from Bechayest
is of the 2d. instant =" The rumour that the
Principalitics are to be evacuated has sudden.
ly dropped. We have, moreover, received
the alarming intelligence that the plague
which has ragged for some time in Modayia
has reached Salummitta and Bosco, ffteen
leagues from hence. Braial is almost dcser
ted by its inhabitants"
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what he should do and TO the reply that he
might do what he pleased, lie Immediately
knocked the deceased down, and stamped on
his head or neck until he died. Stinchcomb
was committed for trial.
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Aud then the House adjourned.
ItIn Ny, FI.Bm AIRY =.
IN SENATE,

ihe Senate were engaged the greater
part ri to day IN discussing the hill nrovi.
ling for the hnlldiug of ten Sluops of " al.
HOUSE OF REPRESENT AIlNES
Mr. Abbot of Georgia, in cnrfi ,,iiar're
with directions Of the Legislature uf that
stat", offered the following inlnt resulu.
! ton:
RcsoIrtd, Sc That thu following amend
ment of the Constitution of the L. States
he proposed To the Legislatures al the Sc
N"rl Stotrs, ,iI " That no puii of the
! tmstiiuti ~ Of the iiuitrd States ought to
! BIZ construed, or shall be- construed. IL an.
thorzc the importation or ingr,'ss ct any
person ot color into any one Of the 'nifrh
! States, contrary To the laws of such state
The resolution WAS tNtrc iead and refer.
red IL aCommttrc of the whole House ON
the state of the Union.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
The H6us, then went into committee Of
tilr Who'll, Mr. Foot in thr char, on the
bill for obtaining tie necessary plans, eSii.
| mates, Sc for roadS and Canals.
Mr.. A. Smyth of Va. resumed and con-
clnded the argument he commenced YES
terda, in opposition to the bill.
tie was followed by Nj Gazlay uf Ohio,
who spoke in support Of the princirle and
cxpedlcncy of The bill.
Mr.. Nealc of Mary lsnd succeeded Mr..
Gazay on thc same side Of TIM r7,rstiop.
When Mr. n. concluded, gen., raj call for
the question rcsouudcd from al quarters at
the House when Mr., LiNugstnn of Lon.
rose aud r,qucsted that the committee
might risc.
The commi,tcr then rose, and ha,
obtained leave IL sit again,
The uouse adjourned Ia Monday.
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TUESDAY,, FEB8U NRY 10.
IN SENATE


The bill authorizing the bnxding Of mn
add'tionm Hnn'ber Of sioePs Of ,ea1' for The
.NaUm Serrice o{ lie Un'ted States was read
tbt third time and pissed.
The Srnat, ,as in committr" of the whole,
Mr.. Ruggles in The chair, proceeded to
consider the bill batter 10 SECURE the dccop8-
fobldy Of pHbtlc officers and others which
was introduced under leave obtained hv
hr Holmes of Maine, and reported by'thc
committee on Finance.
After considerable discussion, the bill
was reported To the Senate, aud passed 10
bc eng ossrd aud read the thrd time.
On motion Of Mr.. Williams, the senate
proceeded to thu consideration of Execu
tive BUSINESS, aud theB,
The House adionuned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
iaieradi improvement.
The House resumed The cnnsidera-
ilon Of the report Of the committee al the
Whole, ON the bin tn obtain the necessary
plans. estimates, &c. IN relation 10 roads
and canals.
Mr.. Floyd moved 10 strike ont the en-
acting clause uf the hill-bnt, AT the sngg.s-
ton of Mr. Randolph, Withdrew the mo-
ton; aud
Mr.. Randolph moved that the considrra-
ton Of he bill b. indcfaitctp postponed. and
on his motion the ayes and nays were or
dcred 10 he taken upon il.
Before the question was taken, howe
YER,
Mr.. Saunders moved that the bin be re-.
committed IL The committee on Roads and
Canais, with instructions ".to dfsic1,die
sncb Roads AND Canals of u nationnl rnpor
lance in commercial ar military point of
view, or necessary Tor The transportation df
iii" euhl'c mail, "r may be deraed proper
and c%pcdient to have surveyed and .epor-
ted upon"
Mr. forsy In suggested To the mover or
the Instructions 10 strike ont that clause
at them which relates 10 Post Roads.
AR. Saunders did not accept the modiG-
cation.
Mr. Rich then moved the previous uGrs-
tron.--uhich mutton Was not sustained by
the House.
And the question being on recummit-
Mr.. { nok made n few Observations.
The QUESTION WIS then nut on the motion
ut Mr.. Saunders, IL rtcompii the hill. with
Instructions ard lost, Yeas 30. NAYS IlG.
The question recurring on IN. Ran-
d"lph's motion, for the indefinite pnslua,e
mrnt, Nv Foot of Connecticut made a
few observations IN favor OF indefinite post,
p"nement
The question MAS taken pn Indefinite
poSfPoHemf7t, and decided by Yeas and
Nays, as follows: feas.aG Nays 1l3.
SO the House refused to postpone the
bill
MIR, Foot moved the following amend
mcnt to the bill, 10 strike out all that fol
lows 'he enactluo clautc, and insert the
t"h"MnS;
-" That ON apphcation of the Leg; aature
OF any s'a,e or territory, the President Of
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\ djournrd TIL tomorrow.


e
Numerous ptillous were prescuted-
among which re noticed memorial from
DR.. Smith Of Baltimore, nn the prevention
Of the small p"x the memor" gors Al
length into tn subject, and, after mention
Ing the present alarming prevalence Of the
,llsrase, and discussing tie validity of kline
peck, ~ its preventative, proposes a plan
lor the determination of genuine vaccine
mtttor, hy Central Agent, At Washington,
and local Agents III each Congressional
District Tbc memorial was re.erred 10 a
select COMMITTEES.
1hr House then went into committee of
The whole, Mr. Foot in thu char, On the
hi. for obtaining the requisite surveys aud
estimates uu Roads aud Cauals.
Mr. Livingston r'rse and delivered u
speech ia favor ii the bill, which occupied
The committee IN i o'clock--nhen the
qn"sIlUn hiring pat, onahe motion Of Mr..
Barbour, l. STRIKE eut the ruacting clause,
II was derided III tie ncgatye-ay Is 81,
noes lO8.
The question on rising and reporting the
bill without amendment being about 70 he
pat, Mr. Wtgllfne proposed Ia amend the
bill by striking ont the or.is Ihirty tt1ou-
sand doilar.a and inserting = littr.n thou
sand dollars" (as thr sunt appropriated for
obtaining the plans and surv"ys.) This
motion WAS supported by the mover, "u
the grounds of economy, opposcd by Mr.
/ frlnd,le, rs unnecessary, (any uneXpepdcti
lalancr returning Of course IN the surplus
fund Of the Treasury aud disrrcdtabIc 10
The country on account It's small amount
air MoIlary supported the motion, believ
Inc the sun sufficient.
Thr question beng put, the amendment
WAS rejected ayes 81, noes 81.
Aud the House adjourned.
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Mr.. Lloyd oi Man ylnid submitted the
follovig resolution consolidation
Rcsoirfd, That the Secretary az III. Sc
nat, pay Ia the widow Of Samuel Turner,
j.. de, u, late principal DIRK ia bis Office,
the sum of =- ,loliars out o. The Gun
tugeni Fund, for the purpose oil d.lraymp
| The expense al his funeral.
The Senate then adjourned till to NOR
row.
HOUSE OF REPRLStN1NlIvES
| IterhH improvements.
The fianse thrn aga,,, irsol, ed itsrIfint
u committee of ia" Whole, Nj. Foot in III.
chair, on the bill for obfftniog The ncccs8a-
~ smrcys, estimates. &c. for Hoads ana
! CdnUis.
NJ. NcDulfc concluded the spccrf
| which he commenced yesterday IN support
of HE bill.
Nj Spaght ON Z. thcn spoke in OPP
position To thu bhl.
Mr.. Reynolds of Tennessee then div
cred his sentiments in favor Of the passage
of The bill.
Nj. =. +. Barbour then moved 10 strike
out the cnactng claus" al tue bill
Mr. TrmIlr suapl sled that As the house
WAS very thin, aud some members absent
who probably desired to speak oo the sub
jet, II would h" proporto tate time allow
ed for Il call Of the House before the sub
jet was fpaIIy acted upou.
A motion being made that the commit
lee rise
The Chairman dceidrd it to be out Of
order. the hour prescribed by rule Of the
tlonse moi having arrived.
MI. i. Z. Barbour, diseiaimiug al wish
tm this ar any "ther occasion Ia take ad-
vsiutagr of a Tim House To obtain a ,'He-
~ ore especially as such vote. If noN obtain
ed, ond moi be inal on The bin, expressed
i wish that by general consent, the com
nIlitee would rise.
Erlorr the question was tat,n---
Mir. \. SmSih rose aud commenced 4
coNrs" at remarks in opnositiou to the bill,
which he routuerd MI ! o'cloek, when he
CIV" way for motion for tisiif~.
Tile committee rose accordingly, and
having reported progress, obtained leave IN
SIT again.
a n,"ssaG" was received from the Prrsi
dent ri the United States, by H3tEyegctt,
his private Secretary, enclosing 4 report
lro" III" Secretary Of STATE, aud accom-
panS my papers NhchlNcre laid upon the
iAhi".
Aud then the Hnusp aliourupd
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY .
IN SEN AJ'L,

Mr.. John Taylor. te-,1erlca Senator
from the starN Virginia, appeared and
took his seat
me resolution appropriatinG one hun
a s, an',nTs, t" pay the funeral expenses OF
samuel Turner, ". late irst clerk in the
Once ct me Secretary of the Senate, was
read the third time aud pasS.d.
Inc Senate resumed the unfinished br-
Slness of Friday last, being the hill reported
by the committee ON Naval Aflairs, author
aaine he building Of da additional number
Of Scoops q 'car fof 'he .Ndrd se,rice orA.
United States, Mr., Ruggles in the chair
The Question was, upon THE amendment
submitted 10y slr. Holmes of Maine, pro.
posing to authorize the materials ror build
ing the vessels TO be provided, which was
lest-Ye"s II, Nays 81,
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HOUSE OF HErHEsENTATINf9.
LSJ'f,R.N.IL L1ff'RCbpE.uE.AT

The House again wssnt INTO -ennmit-.
tee "f the whale, Mr. Foot Of connce.
lieut. in the chair, on the bill moking pro
risioH far Surveys, &c. on Rodas and Gu.
Hjg.
Dir. Ri,es completed his remarks in OPP
position Ia the bill
Mr. Buckner followed, on the opposite
side.
Mr.. McDu1ie Of s. e. nrvt took The
Guor in support of the bill who, at four
O'Clock. ylrlded 10 motion for rI1ng and
The committee having obtained leave 10 sa
again
The House adlaurn,d.
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-''>GR 9-'.-
FROM PERU.

Bo7FoS, Jan. 5O.--Ar,i,ed, ship eau
date, B"rtods, Lama, loo DAYS.
lhe NoAalist ha," left unpussossed,
all tn" country on THE sid, of tie river A.
pntinac, and marched for the recovery ol
thelr territories in 4 ha Peru, which
curing their absence, baye been taken pos
session of by the Patriots, and which il.
clnde some of the richest pro,ipees.-G Gen
81 ttaZ, with the Peruvian LIhefatluG
Army, consisting of 4,C00 elective troops
had penetrated as far as La Paz. uA"re
he encountered the Spanish amy "noef
the fam Valdez, and broke the charm
OF Inv u,toility. Since this action, ife
Ruy have refined tow ards Fotosl, an'q
are accompanied hy the Vie Roy, ~
Srrna. Gen. oCcrc, with the COLOMBIAN i
division of Neritrans, according 70 iHe|
latest accounts. WAS at ArrconIa, IN iePl
prngr,ss of his march ts form lulChan|
with ST. Cruz. The Inhabitants 81 ttc
country ar universally in favor ol lt.1
d"liyrreis. The cry ut Lih,rly is head
from the mountain summit and echoed M
the valley, oue victory of The Patriots "a
general acton, nonld settle the long
contested Question Of sovereignty, af1
,;,; ''''' VI y rainy ~ Inv -
rl'on's OF Peru; but. to aur modification
me sword oi ciNai discnrd is unshratbaI
ana threatens disappointment 10 our "a
prospects. Riga Agufra, who held NJ
= ,'s'd'"'y OF the Republic previous to M
'''e occupation ofths place by the enra}
" az" whose want of popularity tn'iga
MN 10 dismlssiOn, and in Mhus. LACE ta'
o"hsrcss appointed Tore Tagie, IS ~"
asserting his Pre,ensions, nor viii be it
,"qolSh them, Notwithstanding tie al
tempted mediation of Bolivar. He Is
possession of the Northern ProtiHfrt
ha,Ing his head quarters at Truxlllo, VII
an army OF ahoat 5000 men. BoiAe
VINO IS iuily enpow 10 cordecI l
war hccording 10 his own views. wi N !
ms his first object, and, having added I |
conquered 10 bis own arny, wiz ~
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Ei.h,eenth Congress +.

ffromGe .Naiioam H'a'gencer.l
WEDNESDAY,. FEBHt AIRY !, is24.
Bu,afr-s beio,e tie Senate to-day In.r
ERE lug.
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Thc presidential etc VII pr-,sn,
NZ

e. The Es-s'y aailed 4" IN Oh Bach
sfer. casnai appear - present ~" are
Ia fnueh rr,.ss.'l ior rpunn With tpIiicts at
t.na raj iiHstrsi al tls sei.soll OF lie yedF
fn.insrri such aficl,.a. W. Ia not. either,
IKE ~. nn.naer n which ibe subject -
treated.
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H. ...t......, ~ a sa1s -sliou "Hiet had
been ND. by NJ -W,lb, NJ. Baf'tair mo
sed 10 ia ,h, bL,,4 ior the appropriation,
aud 100000 .,uIGrs annually Tor the t..ree
Succeeding ye'r-.' Til "ns asr"rd to.
AID the bill vas ordered 10 b. cagrgs-cd
and read third iirin.
On motion "f N Diehergon. toc >rn.
ate prpto drd 10 the consideration of liz
rcuiite blslacss, and Immediately thereaf
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

! KifHMoNp, Feb. l3.--On Yesterday,
! The dehate on extension uf The charter OF
the Formers Bauk Was renewed in the
| House of Delegates.
Mr., Loyal made an elaborate and able
! argument IN favor of extension, and Was
replied to ny Mr.. Mason of SOUTHAMPTON,
with great spirit aud effect
~" bill WAS opposed by Ncssrs. Stuart
OF Aog,'sta. Morgan and Dromgoolc with
great ability, and was advocated by Nh
iailes"n. The speeches of these gen
! uemen, Nc shall publish on the EARL,
! opportunity. The great importance Of
! tflS question, has called forth the talents
oi the iuofor members of the House, and
we congratulate the com try ON thu pos
SESSION OIL 80 many Young men, who
promise IN restore tl,r declining iutencr-
,lai reputation of Virginia, To its former
I'l%l stdndard, ard that on this important
question, they arr nearly all found array ed
against B'nas, Arisfurracirs and ,ornor-
raIlohs. We understand that the. urmsIion.
Is i"i the first timr considered doubtful
ana 'Aat many members friendly To the
Pan0fIr OF rNt,uaon, consider i, safest,
ana ARREST I" wait another year, when
| tae sifhfcf shall have received the cnusi-
d'i"ti"n ct TIE people, aud The sticcecdlue
, legislature may he more fully instructed
III thflF Wishes. In the meantime, rs tn.
present ehartrr does not expire for three
years aud a hall, no injury 10 the Bank,
oah 'a sustained by the delay.
Constitutional UAig.
-I@-
1NPORTA NT.A-Bx law of the Stat.
all the lands heretofore =, turned for nm.
payment ofthe taxes, will after the 9Th or
tais mouth become forfeited IL the Iit.r,.
ry fuud. The present proprirtors ale in
many cases entirely ignorant that anv su,I
difficulty exists, aud We remind ,i,rm nf
u IN order that they may make IN. nec.s
Safy steps III time TO preserve their pro.
P'''! l.NoUVk Hcrold,
RETROCESS SION.
AlENANbRIA, y. L. February II.--W.
are Warranted IN stating that town m..,
'na VIII be called in "A few days. by som,
~ mar most respectable citizens 10 tlc
"e" consideration the propIety of adont
"S llnmrti'a L. measures Tor a r,s,,,,,;,,,
OF The toNn of Alexandria 10 the st,t. ,'c
Virginia. ''"'e VI
II Is pleasing 10 learn that there is M,
''fihi charge n"ng our citizens in favor
OF the measure. II seems, Ia us al,oao,
'"e Only hope Of salvation for our town.
tprgid,
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u 1ga seaai-Ncell y Paper, ~ 81 asld tle
~ se1s Payer. Mt 81 z.pr RHuHn. payable "a
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a &c, thur. iLan IL tiaulh. and 40 parer So ~
g.. AiseJniinued lbut At "a, sas'fitiffa 81 IT,
n lrarsl anttl al k,reafases ar i's,d.
II Alturtase,nrAts viii be i#rried Al 81
sents per sliarr tot =, - the fri time. aud
q / : cents e., each ehutinnan'e Tho
faln distance must Ia paid iof previous I"
err i.sr-t,a or The pas ueht assumed hs
> ne frston.lflrr ;srrson ~ .snchhurg.
u Chancery orders are inserted Tor IA
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