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II The 1nr.riaf all ,fities arc fahe respftf=
81. haW much nitre sitsusht not the guy
etnaieni ltow MITCH mafe aishi Pc Jour
E5nptier, the latter having hee1 elosra
yalunigfiiy rs ron; ihe later HAVING. efef
lessf. IL VAS 40 ismpefnf. ui"a5 snpf'ef-
Tea ynsf lights lie fitrf Twins hfft ltr
aile uha is liz ftre al The s hole world las
appeared constitutional through pfiaciple
hssiag hseu lie ale aiip hts always de
sfendel ,ou, snd Hiral iifend Yea' aud
aalf lhe Litter hs'iag beea TIE one Who
wishes t. sc ,pH fe,e, aad therefore of.
refs you nfaatfe,lrt constitutions, this
bring Of al uii.ees iAa most tbertL Bra
silfans. illhis Dc iIet tae opportunity far niis
l8sa,e yaaf hpponr, aud Tor yos thu ef
yoaf Emperor, nne mnfe Gtn Y never aiief,
lad tic braanfd Brazilian soil will BE- lace
Iaied rs aa4fehy Wei then, ny friends,
letns nal as end, naf nniy ~ pflaaibnca,
hat ihfenghsat Bt@ll, aud, II pessible,
throughout he rof2, Ia ne defnagdgues
aul reyolnfioaists eha, representing ihem-
stlt es is tie pnurlr 40 phIlaatbtopi+ts, ne-
YER iBsrd nankind, never wfsbtd Is
see s'nglr nafinn happy, bui onl3
wshed 70 grasp riches aud authority,
wiihant eanuS Tor any thug el4e.-,
Frince and the South American States
,fill srr, ant eecn paw tiny sfc. the bene-
ITS resulting ffum sacb hieHds Of tie pep
pr. Rrza, uNtJrnnairiy for ns, br5,ns
u5w - feel Ter rsil..--N I'VE swear ndeprn
d4nee ~ death; Ne shall 81 indfpeuGent--
we swear the Integrity of the enPire; II
sb1.l lee maintained We swear, hstly, II
constitution; il shaisrulf forever e}se al Ihc
BRAZILIAN sill.
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(be Wheh truth, and noi'iins hist tsle srnih,
your Exr..ileacy may d,sD,iss our appfe-
hensioHs "a ny aeeouat, ~ ! ls,ss uniting
n iprTehend. BH If their report i MT
true, i.csn.Only Say, lllht the tnngun aud
lie pea ~ esilnry can neser move me
ffnnl the path OF ny dGig, uar ever make
M fe,1fel tie caurse pursued by ne ia re-
sfret feihef 5thans, or ii,p Commissioners,
llir Star, OF tie united States.
Is rendering t. your ESceilrncy my ae-
knoyled semenfs for the +" prrpossessiop9p
n ny fayet 81 wiiieh you sFeak, aud "hlth
ynd sly would haze given yGn pleasure
70 cherish ~ behalf Of an officer WHO had
rendered signal services 10 hs county,
prra,it me- 10 observe that tie appreciation
Ut ny egnn'fymru is more dear - me than
any earthly frs'a tire thy could hestoS,
save that u an assured deviation 10 the re-
p1hlic=-il, indeed, II be IN my power To
rin That approx iion BY \ (aithlil discharge
of ny duty, n public officer, >aud Is AN
honest lmau. have leng eadeayufrd thus
IN win u my best Efforts are instantly
exeflrd 10 ascertain the direct aud proper
course Of duty, prescribed by law, and JUS
ticc, aud honor, AID to pursue that course
without any regard tU consequences.
have srru ofll'r, with regret, that it Is
scarcely possible for an officer Of HE Gene
rat GoFr,Gmfnt, 10 differ from yoa in upin-
ION, nithou, ncarriBg your nneouftcous al
imadVnr,lpn, or your acrimonious cen
snre ---nrlbrr of which shah ever induce
me TO fotget what IL due to the veueratrd
siiion which yoa ill, aud lie relation in
which you stand 10 the .'encral Govern
ment, IN @hp5e service have the honor to
be placed.
Wishing Won health and respect, have
the honnrtn be.
EDMUND PENDLETON GAINES,
-lhjor Geaerai Commanding.
To his Excellence GRoRGE VI. TRoup,
ti0ee1nor Of Gsoreja
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Ff5,a II. y ? .s,s.N4am Magazine.
7ffl SKIS.

I'LL "a To
ave, riariaus,v thu staide-t tlers
Reaalitai lloiindless ii-maaeafa
Thai w,alih@ wide > - easih tad uif,
aaf raand TIA il9rxbp tsiii5
y IN that s,rigAr e,afi ~ 81, laasfc val,
i,si oseraaag aid circle al
7'sr. Gar huiaN ,lee saH sfsy treea
Asiss.. Ami Hiles batll npe. cd
Aud higls. witHae aaeieat safHHils freeze
II tie Gsree h-it AL cid.
Tic aaglt s3Afs ssss eieasl bfig0-
Yei taf iiea stfelel,esi Ger his dist,
vla,sa las shg frswns with tlea. on high,
Tie stlfn hls sn45l his airs seaf,
RcyDui iilY mi 9lae carr. 60
IL, .tofes ~ hail uns slsei
slhenrr the nan.aAi,is itghfaiag' hreak r
Iaefe tne streus h#ffisate aaass
: q nj ihan pruligsl q siaile..
sntles sveri,sf ili4r ~. lfo~a are strrn
Earth ssiils frAin al hrf hoilstaa isles,
4 song II hseif rriara
1fe try lhef ce.iias asita lreiu l4sa
Battles wish l.aee taY 'hc iaui aal seH
Tie VI, Ire earaanas SIN. isihf.,r,
far pa pihat bfipss aHl sI-fis lie dav,
The - ntis that rpnlaip ebanse sad shine
LIE airs lial ian his WV
Thence ssk fiis III "a .4lfal sfsrs, md tlf-fe
1is afsfk maae walks tile sneal a,f
Tie sunny iiAiy mas baa.i
The heanieefs rH1s tHai f9sl Ter aies
aniiaselY, roea1 lhe areeisa e1sst,
day lis hila p33arsHisa,
J efll k1aw hgtf ttig iiivY tell,
hAsn ~ oNu tiaFog land
Aalt are faif~.a olarf' q lheirs
rasienfh.-'he a "a gfeoauaPth has not
Siih Al fae hnes, aa.i f,eH-, ,uid Air.,
ihai bsaaf her sSeefcst spat
We Ssf aaaa by iiirarr sfiare1
Aa1 read Of llsaeea.g eieWd year
ea.wasn, anil ebs ileons u man,
Inc hea1 grows SICK hollow mirh,
HhW willingly Wr flfau then
AvaY FROM 'his cold eAtfl
Ani ipnk iutb tliy azure bfrfi
: OF seats OF iDHaceace snd rest Br
e,g-tD-
oN MISSING.
AL If Il we're MT lnWfh.
The lawyers would MOI use it
Al il,i We're not siaas
fae Clergy W9HHl not choose il,
Ani II i,wefr nei dainty tsiHa,
Tic faaiaa son,i not crave Il
sAAA il I, were e0ta plentiful tine,
The poor sifls popld not have il
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YYE RRgZHe.


The opinion illai thr RESOLUTION, which
has bsniri e,u IL ,br Bapda efientei, viii
ultimately terniastein the downfall ii The
fAmpefor - 3eizd, Is lining ,,roend every
da,. ii1N inbred can Il b. atefdlso
Tl.is upsfea so cr,asn has made 40 secret
al bis inhn3ian 10 iWpatr. FOREVER On tie
reurit ct Besza, tie YOKE 81 his family Ia
Eafo ~, and lhs hr does unaeF l3c nalia-
loKc1 pfeisecs a. eeraritg u them g. =
s,onl and Independence. Turslass aeresnts
ON EAdaud iq!1re,rl Us liai Lid Coeh
r1up hid 1ffiyed lacre ina Bidltli1n Il gale.
ishfa be iatfird from This, dat his Ind
ship had accepted of 4 inissiua 10 uir lf0.
y Alliance tn iaaare thr,n ia sld ,heir an.
perA brs,ber. Bon pcdrot b 81, Legitimate
attemptio perpetnate irspetisn W. tllut
net. Tar keowa fiberaprincincs@ t9ch.
rahe rreralc arch m idea. Nor /, he 80
shallow a politician IS rs Imagine, INT tn
tarrrut, which ln3 spread ~ nde ill 5oati.
America, ana my 1hreatcin "a sweep u
way The lset remnant al tyranny IL lhrsf
delightful regions, can he arrested hy tho
pnny efforts 81 tey eros ned heads They
have dnec their utmost 10 stem t. ana ey.
-7'e'ience has Taught them that il is not on
w vain bat l0alis,i 10 pefsist in 'l9p attempt.
It's ~ way iuprobd dir, therefore, thu
Lord torhranr, insteHd of gong Ia Europe
b,,JanrJ III, scr,,rr IS ~, pr..,t,,o a.
jesiy.
Were any thing wanting Ia show the en-
NIFTY If Doe fctl . Ia the pstabll,hnpnt Of
irer sntrfnmeots, his Treatment of the
Peyae nibueles,9 ba had discovered nnd cx-
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r. re Bra,fllrpe.
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cbes from i, ~ fskeH siarehiens. and
after turning oeer the eufniee without
teaching il. shoald be brought down tine
Nsii, Ia which il shpdd be- fastened by
means of cramps. Al the bshtoiD Of the
wall, Il shenl be bent al rigit angles,
and carried from the building, twelve
or Giieep feel But rs iron, in immrdl-
rte contact with moist earth, Is s.,on cover.
81 with rast sad IN tin.e destroyed, let this
part of thr.cdaductnr b. surrounded with
charcoal. The conductor should iermin
ale III water, or in moist earth, by lwe or
ihree branches. This gives tie Hnid. a
ready passage To thp. ground, on which the
efficacy of the lightnlnsrod ci{eay de-
ponds.
Ia building contains any large nassessof
metal, rs sheet. of copper or lead on the
roof, metal pipes ans CUTTERS, iron braces
Ezr tbeY must all be connected with tie
iighfnog-r1d by bar III son,tihnS less than
half an inch square; without "blch prfcan
ton tie lightning might strike from the
conductor 10 The metal. 10 the injury Of the
building, and dagger offs Inhabitants.
famij isilor.
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-'''Hd+$'s"-
The Editor of the Chillirothc Supporter
publishes the following letter, nhich he has
received from either bold implsior. WIN
wishes 10 practise Oh The efcdulIiy Of
others or from a weak enthusiast who IS
the dape of his own. As Mr.. Crane
Indicates his intention ~ set OF 10 The east
ward, We suppose NJ shall hear merc of
him. We can assure him, haweyrr, that
IN directing his applications 10 Editors of
Newspapers, he has got on an Improbable
track and the sooner he starts of in SOME
new direction the better:
WAYNEsvrLLE, Ohio, July 18th, 1925.
DEAN SIN Tine Sovereign Lord OF
Heaven aad Earth, having aow come to
execute his purpnses on the earth, hich
You may find disclosed in the prophecy Of
fajah, II and in yafions other parts OF
Scripture aud having SET me apart for
the organ of Ills viii on this oerason--
lie has ilkeW iar, ia consequence, directed
me Ia call upon you for money, To enable
me 10 proceed 10 the discharge 81 that duty :
three hundred aud fifty dolia,s are required
and yne are permitted 10 send the double
or treble OF that sun, consulting your own
desire OF distinction in som future state !;
:
given in reward hereafter, rs in exaiiatian
upon Earth from the common to the King
to every Que fas saith the Scrpturrl ac-
curdinS 10 the deeds done in tlIe body =
But the Scripture SAITH lhIhrr, lie that de.
MES the Lord in this world lie viii deny
IN the world to come. After this manner
pray (or say yr) THY wiA be douc on
earth As il is in Ileaven.o .HnH. XII .,
lG. Oh Jerusalem, Jerusalem how eft
woeld have gathered you," sc. Luhe
XIII. 81, 81. Ioa are ut liberty tn con-
s1lt the priesthood ia this matter. bat must
remember that hy yonr own Gnal DECISION
you stand 81 fail. None can answer for
or justify You, far declining to comply
with Your daty To y0u Maker. lam also
instructed to giYu }au niy testimony ia
this matter in the following manaer--con-
sideriaB myself in the Immediate presence
Of the LoTd Of Heaven aud Earth, de-
clare unt0 YOU tha herein have tod YOU
the truth aad nothing bat the truth. /
shall leave my present residence IN very
fhort time for ihr discharge ofthis duty IN
public indnner In some nlore central parl
of lkr u, States: II wili therefore be hcccs-
sary Tor II tajerlnindc without delay. May
He grace of Cad a!tced and govern your
decision to 5our vttlnh well r..
GABRIEL CRANE.
After writing the abnvc, | received di-
REGIONS to commence my Journey to the
eastward, therefore direct to Trenton, n
Jersey, what you have Ia say 10 me on the
subject Beware of dclnsion, expecting
The Lords co ming after the Imagination
al man or Justification OF delay ia tins mat
ter.
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REMOVAL.

VTNHE subscriber has removed to the store
l. recently occupied by Jonathan C. May,
at the corner of Prince and Union streets,
where he has for sale very excellent assert
ment of groceries, liquors, wines, &c. among
them are
40 bbls Cumberland whiskey
10 do old whiskey
2 hhds country gin
10 doz supr. March's Madeira wine
pipe French brandy
do Holland gin
Jamaica and w. l. spirits
Dry Malaga wine
Sweet do do
rirkins of butter and lard
Cheese and family -four
Teas, coffee, sugar, &c. &c. All of which
will be sold cheap for cash.
Cash given for pork.
Just Receirsd,
90 boxes mould candles
do sperm do
II bbls apples, and few bbls crab cider
THOMAS WHITTLE,
ian4 3taw 2w Agent.
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TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 49, 1885,
Swedish Iron. &c.

Nov landing from brig Spartan, captain
IN Snow, from Stockholm, 200 tons Of Swe.
dish iron, consisting of fiat, square and round
bars, assorted sizes, and plough plates, for sale
by PHINEAs JANNEY.
Vito has tn Store, and offers for eale,
IS tons of Swedish and English bar iron
1 do do steel
IS do Russia hemp
Russia and Ravens duck,
Russia quilts in bales
Canton grapes and shawls,
Nankin figured silks
MarseiIles counterpanes and dimities
Pepper in bags, chocolate No. l, in boxes
Coffee in barrels and bags
Philadelphia ale in barrels and half barrels
Old Port wine in cases Of 2 to 8 doz. bottle
White lead and green paint, ground in oil
in kegs
3 Spermaceti candles,
Fall and winter pressed sperm oil
Vinegarin hogsheads and barrels
Gilpin's superfine letter paper
English mustard in kegs, and few
Boxes of very good segars LIST mo. 18th
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NO. So
LEARNING FOR LADIES.

L6hhNINI FUN LAOlkS.
~ should be glad to know (said Q
learned lady to gentleman) how know
ledge is incompatible with woman's
situation in life. should like to be
told why chemistry, geography, alge-
bra, languages, and the whole circle Of
arts and sciences, are not as becoming
in her as man." II cannot say IRE
piled the gentleman) that they are en-
tirely unbecoming; but think very
little will answer the purpose. In my
opinion, a woman's knowledge ofchem-
istry should extend no farther than to
the melting of butter; her geography
should extend no farther than to a tho
rough acquaintance with every hole
and corner of her house; her algebra,
to keeping an exact account of the ex-
penses of the family; and as for tongues,
heaven knows that one is enough in all
conscience, and the less use she makes
of it the BETTER"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-18
COHEN'S OFFICE,
Baltimore January Is, 1894.
Grand State Aottery,

No. 8, now drawing every week nnder the
superintendent of the Commissioners APP
pointed by the Governor and Council
NINTH DAYS DRAWING
1887 nrze of $1,000
1880 s14o43 47Os 9456 prizes Of 100
s384S 1887 1906 1855 do 50
And l91 prizes each of ~ ~
All marked thus sold at Cohen's Office,
where the CASH can be had for prizes the mo-
ment they are drawn.
The drawing will be continued on THEIRS
DAY NEXT, Goth inst-previous to commencing,
the wheel will be rendered still more interest
ing by the addition of another capital { Fire
thousand Dollars agreeably to the scheme,
that being the tenth drlwing-The great ca
pital prizes now undrawn are
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars l6 of 1000 Dollars
10000 Dollars IA Of 500 Dollars
sc, &c. all payable in CASH. Tickets are
becoming scarce and in consequence will soon
be advanced.
Whole Tickets Sl2 Quarters 3
Halves Eighths 50
To be had, warranted undrawn, at
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DETOMa7ING, OR
PercussiOn Guns .

1NIIE subscriber respectfully informs the
II public, that he is prepared to alter guns
o the decorating or percussion principle, At
the New York and Philadelphia prices.
The superiority of this over the old plan il
very evident from the general adoption Of de-
tonating guns by the sportsmen in al the
northern cities, where they are greatly pre-
fered to the use of flint and steel A much
less quantity of powders requisite in loading,
the fire is certain and much quicker, are
completely water proof, and loaded in much
less time, more secured against accidents thar
common guns; and what would render then
particularly desirable, no fash can be seer
from the lock in firing.
Any gun can be altered to the principle
For terms which are reasonable, and any fur
Their particulars, apply to
GEORGE JONES,
nov 4 G,insnIth, Fa,far atea.
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COEEN'S

Lottery and Exchange Office, No. Id,
Market-street, Baltimore.
Where both the great capitals Of 20, 600 and
10. 900 Dollars, drawn in the MONUMENT
LOTTERY, on the 28th ult. were sold, and
where were sold the capital prizes Of 10000
Dolls. 90, 900, 10 600, 5000, in the last Grand
State Lottery, and where more Capital Prizes
have been obtained than AT any other Office III
america,
Orders from any part of the United States,
either by mail, post paid, or by private convey,
ance, enclosing the cash or prizes in any lot,
tcries, will meet the same prompt and punctul
al attention, as if on personal application, ad'
dressed to il. CoHEN, Jr.
;on1s Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-18
spEcIMENs OF LEGAL LiBRLs.

SPECIMENS OF LEGAL LIBHLs.
If a man says ola Councillor Of Law
"thou art daffadowndilly," an action
lies. So adjudged in Scaccario, and
agreed upon per totam curiam.-l Vim.
Alb. AS. "He hath no more law than
Mr.. C's BULL" these words being spo-
ken of an Attorney, the Court inclined
that they were actionable, and that the
plaintiff should have Judgment, though
it was objected that the plaintiff had
not declared that C. had BULL
Sider6n, sa7, pl. 8. Pasch. le. Car.
IL. Baker, v. Morfne.-The Chief JUS
tice was Of opinion that If c. had no
bull, the scandal was the greater-
And it was pronounced per curiam IN
the same case, that TO say OF a lawyer
that She has no more law than goose,
has been adjudged actionable. SID.
1877. pl. 8. There is qusre added,
as to the saying, 1He has no.more law
than the man in the moon" lib. 2 Keb.
aoel the law, doubtless, coptemplat-
ing the possibility Of there being = man
in the moon, and hisbeing good law
yer. @tfE =; a-less 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-18
Regulators.
a Horse Thief.

a n Stolen from my stable
"a 1E8*EEYs on Wednesday night, the
MX 29th ult. a BLACK HORSE
VI AI.f.l4 with small star in his fore
head, goes lame, owing to the stife joint or
hip being dislocated about LA hands high,
age uncertain, but supposed to be upwards Of
q years /; shod all round. A black man by the
name of LAwsEN, the property Of MIR. With
ers of Stafford county, Va. no doubt commit
ted the theft to facilitate his escape to some Of
the northern states and it is probable went by
the way of Baltimore. Twill give reward Of
five dollars for such information as will lead to
the recovery of the horse. The supposed thief
never saw, but understand he is of small sta
ture and between 40 and SO years old, nor am
authorized to offer reward for him as runa.
way, but the law makes ample allowance for
taking up such, and the state gives premium
for the apprehension and conviction Of horse
thieves.
S. Was taken about the same time, a sad
die, bride and martingal, the saddle much
worn JOHN MOORE,
jan 12-6t. Fartar County, IA.
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Bank Of Alexandria,

January Sd 1875.
a DIVIDEND of FIVE dollars on each
N share Of stock held in this institution, IS
this day declared, for the last six months, and
VIII be paid to the stockholders or their re-
representatives. on or after the 9th inst. By
order of the board. j. l.. McKENNA,
Jana 3w cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-18
A Teacher Wanted.

A YOUNG gentleman well qualified to
"A teach the Latin and Greek Languages,
and the Mathematics may hear of a situation
BY applying at this Office. dec p
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For Sale or to Rent.

AssS A two story brick house and lot of
-bifd ground in Aide, Loudon county, Va.
The house is nearly new and will be sold low.
Mr. Conrad, living at Aide, will shew the
house to any person wishing to purchase or to
rent. [ian III GEORGE COLEMAN.
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Great Luck at Tyler's !!

vTVHE Combination Numbers drawn on the
5th inst in the UNION C.4N.aL LOI'IE-
RY, Philadelphia, were 474-2e-S-54-S3-22-3o,
and b. o. TYLER has the pleasure OF INFORM
ing his friends and the public that the Ticket
combination. No. 22-29-30, entitled to
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Friendship Fire Company

Extract from an act of the Corporation Of Alex
andria, for the extinguishment OF Fires.
Section 7. If any person who shall be pre-
sent at any fire, shall neglect or refuse to obey
the order or direction of any officer who shall
be appointed by any Fire Company now estab.
lished, or which may hereafter be established,
knowing him to be an officer, such person shall
forfeit and pay the sum Of FIVE dollars; provi.
dcd the name of such officer shall have been
first published in one of the public papers.
Tameeting of the Friendship Fire Com.
"a pany, held at the Town-Hall Jany. 10th,
1926, the following officers were elected tor
the present year, WV:
James Carson, End. Commanders.
Charles Pascoe, 3rd.
James Gait, S,,lor5;,,o,e
James Douglass, D;,,c,ors
Matthew Robinson,
William Morgan.
Andrew T. Kennedy,
Thomas E. Baird, R.o.l,,o,,
William Gregory,
Robert Brockett, jr.
Samuel b. Larmour,
John Longden,
Thomas Shields, T.,,,...
|. Samuel Baggett, ~
| David Marll,
Extract from the minutes.
Test. MATHEW ROBINSON,
jan IL st Secretary
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% Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from Acquia, on Monday night
IL last, negro JAMES, about % years Of
are. rather small, very black, has remarka-
be scar on one of his cheeks, (cut by knife. }
Twenty-Five dollars Reward win be given if
secured in any jail 50 thst we get him again
dec 14-tf LEWIS & TOWNED.
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A pompous old doctor, who was
jealous of his literary reputation, meet
ing particular friend, the following
dialogue took place. 80
Doctor" Where did you pass the
last evening; you were not at home I
believe.
Friend.-"Oh no, doctor, l was at
Lord SIS.
Doctor" Indeed and who was
there besides pray?"
Fiend.-"All the great and learned
characters now in town, quite litera-
ry party"
Docfor.-"And did they talk of me
hey, did they talk of me :"
Friend.-"To be sure they did, much
and often"
Doctor.-"And what did they say,
friend, what did they say Of me, hey :"
Eriend.-"Why some one thing, and
some another; I can't remember all /;
one, however, said you were not fit to
carry CUTS to bear ="
Docior.-"And what did you say Z"
Eiend.-"Why said that you ,cers."
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To Rent

FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,
- That commodious wharf and ware
lal, houses, in the occupancy of Messrs.
John II. Ladd 8, Co. For terms, which to good
tenant will be moderate-apply to the &C.
cupants or to the subscriber.
Jan Is OF IHOS. SANFORD.
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For Rent,
For Rent,

S.sS The house on Washington-street,
,Hs12 lately occupied by the subscriber. 1t Is
in very good state of repair, healthy stu
alton and genteel neighborhood ApPllca-
ton may be made in my absence, to Z. l.
Catlett, Esq. or to Mr.. Samuel Mark.
dec 17-lawtf JOHN LLOYD.