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AattomaI Ae0(slature.
In SENATE.
ngrsss..............Sseond Session

Thursday, March /.
United States and Georgia. BENTON.
from the select Committee on the late Mes
sage of the President, made long report on
the subject, concluding with the following
Resolution
RESOLVED, That the President Of the United
States be respectfully requested to continue
his exertions TO obtain from the Creek indians
a REIMBURSEMENT OF any claim to lands within
the limits OF Georgia.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to elect
Printer to the Senate On the first ballot
the votes were, for Duff Green, editor OF
Telegraph 22; Gales & Seaton, Editors OF
National lntelIgencer,) 81; Scattering, a.
Second ballot. For Duff Green, % Gales
& Seaton, 22; Scattering, 2.
Cumberland Road. The bill appropriating
$50, 900 Tor the preservation aud repair OF
this Road, PASSED. Yeas, 81; Nays, is.
Friday, March Q.
The Vice-President, having retired from
bis seat, NATHANIEL MACON was elected
President pro tenn.
A Message was received from the President,
transmitting copies OF communications from
he Governor OF Georgia, which were noticed
20 the last Spy.
Colonial Trade BtH.-The bill on this sub.
jeci heving been returned from the other
iouse, with amendments, the same were
,nsidered, and, alter debate, were rejected.
vac, 10; Nays, 25.
dne sill having been returned to the House,
a Message was received with information that
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AN ACT 10 addition to the several Acts
regulating Parishes and Precincts, and the
Officers thereof.
SEC. /. Be. enacted by The Senate and
House Of Representatives. in General Court as
Sensbled, and by The authority Of The same,
That from and after the passing of this act,
it may be lawful for the inhabitants Of any
Parish or Precinct, within this Commonwealth,
at their meeting in the month of March, or
April annually, to appoint their Treasurer, a
Collector Of taxes in their said Parish or Pre-
cinct: And the said Collector so appointed,
shall be and hereby is empowered to issue his
warrant to the Sheriff OF the County or his
Deputy, or to any Constable Of the town or
towns within which the said Parish or Precinct
may be situated, directing them to distrain the
person or property of any person or persons,
who may be delinquent in the payment Of his
or her taxes after the expiration Of the time
fixed for the payment thereof, by any vote oil
such Parish or Precinct subject to the same
provisions and restrictions, as are now in force
regulating the collection OF Town, State, and
County taxes by the Collectors OF the several
towns Of this Commonwealth.
Sxc 2. VAnd be al further enacted That the
several Parishes and Precincts IN this Com
monweslth may authorize and empower their
Treasurer and Collector to make an sbatement
Of such sum as said Parish OF Precinct may
agree upon at thaW annual meeting, to 81
those who make voluntary payment Of the,
taxes In the manner prescribed ~ the secol
xections Of an act providing tof the, col'ec,io
Of faxes, passed on the fifteenth day OF Feb
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almost breathIessly inquired the Captain.
"James Work." replied the youth
Then you must have letters fl ON your
brother says the Captain. =" On, yes,
SIR" Come, come along with me-
says the Captain, hastily, and immediate
Iy hurried him into the cabin. Have
you any objections to shew me those
letters from your brotherP asked the
Captain. Certainly not" said he.
and instantly pulled out his pocket-book
and produced them. The Captain, as
sured to certainty who the young man
was, produced from his desk cores
ponding letters 10 himself, and upon the
mutual correspondence being laid upon
the table, each exclaimed Brother -
and they instantly rushed into each 9TH
ers arms, and for several minutes their
feelings were so overpowered with the
warmth of their affections, that neitheT
of them could speak till tears came to
their relief London Paper.
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ruary, in the year of our Lord Que thousand
eight hundred and sixteen.
Approved by the Governor-Feb. 81, 1927.
AN ACT in addition to an Act, entitled
ian Act establishing Fire Department in
the city of Boston,"
SEC. 1. Be ii enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. IN General COurt as
sen,blcd, aud by the authority Of The same,
That every member Of TIE Fire Department
of the city of Boston, established by the act
to which this is in addition, shall be holden to
produce within thirty days after he shall have
become a member of said department, and
annually in the month Of May, thereafter, to
the Commanding Officer of the Militia Cempa-
ny within whose bounds he may reside, GER
tiicate from the Mayor of said city, stating
that he is a member of said Fire Department.
SEC. 2. find be ii further enacted, That the
| Chief Engineer and Engineers Of said city
shall have the same powers and authorizes
heretofore granted TO and invested in the Fire
| wards of the town of Boston by the act entl-
tied g an act regulating the storage, safe keep
ing, and transportation of gunpowder IN the
town of Boston," or by any other act hereto
fore enacted on that subject.
Approved by the Governor-March 2, 1927.
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ANIMALcuLEs.-An notice of the inhab
itants of the ocean belongs more partic-
ularly to the zoologist. shall give on
ly two extracts, tending to show the i'm
mense number of minute animals in the
Greenland seas.
They will at the same time exhibit
the close investigation and research OF
that accurate observer Capt. Scoresby
On examining some olive green wa
ter, he found the number of medusa 10
be immense. They we're about one
fourth of an inch asunder. 10 this pro-
portion, cubic inch of water must con-
tain sixty four: a cubic foot / 10, 592;
cubic fathom 90, 887, 879; and cubical
mile 23,888,0 900, 900 600. 1t may
give better conception of the amount
of meduse in this extent, if we calcu-
late the length of time that would be
requisite, with certain number of per.
sons, for counting this number. Allow
ing that one person could count mil
lion in seven days, which Is barely pos
sible, il would have required that 80 900
persons should have started at the crea-
ton of the world, 10 complete the emu
meration at the present time, 1880
account Of the Arctic Regions. (Vol. 2.
p. 1872
10 examining the colouring matter OF
yellowish green water, he found 1t TO
be animalcules-" Some advancing at
the rate of 1-18O of an inch IN sec
ond, others spinning round with great
celebrity. But the progressive motion OF
the animalcule however distinct and
rapid, it appeared under high magni-
flying power, and not in reality exceed
an inch in three minutes. At this rate
it would require one hundred and fifty
one days TO travel nautical mile.-A
condor, it is generally believed, could
fly round the globe at the equator, in
web observation-disclosures ia s.lll- 1uaIar-
would not accomplish the same In less
than 1856 years.
The vastness of their numbers, and
their exceeding minuteness, are clrcum-
stances OF uncommon interest. 10 a
drop Of water, examined by power OF
1924 (magniied super6ces,) there
were fifty 10 number, on an average, IN
each square of the micrometer glass, OF
I-84Oth of an inch in diameter and
as drop occupied circle on pane OF
glass containing 529 of these squares,
there must have been in this single drop
of water, about 26, $50 of these animal
cnles. Hence reckoning sixty drops TO
a dram, there would be in gallon OF
water, number exceeding by one halt,
the amount of the population of the
whole globe. The diameter of the
largest of these animalcules, was only
1-20O0ih of an inch-and many only
1-4000th of On inch.-The army Which
Buonaparte led into Russia in 1919, es-
timated al 100000 men, would have ex
tended 10 double row, or two men "a
breast, with two feet three inches for
each pair of men, distance OF 100 l-2
English miles. The same number of
these animalcules, arranged in similar
way, but touching each other, would
only reach feet 2 l-2 inches.
A whale requires sea, an ocean to
sport in: about 100000 of these
anlmalcules would have abundant room
in tumbler of water.
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RESOLVE respecting Deaf and Dumb

RESOLVE respecting Deaf and Dumb
persons.
Resofred, That all the deaf and dumb per-
sons residing in this Commonwealth, between
the ages of twelve and twenty five years, who
possess the other qualifications, and shall have
complied with the several acquisitions pro-
yided in the Resolves passed the eighteenth
day of February, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, shall
be, and they hereby are declared entitled to
all the benefits of said Resolves.
Approved by the Governor-March 5, 1927.
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state Aaius.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
In the gear Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and tleenty-seren.
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ruary, in the year of our Lord Que thousand
eight hundred and sixteen.
Approved by the Govenor-Feb. 81, 1897
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-25
DENTISTRY.

nR. MKEE respectfully offers his services to the
inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity, IN 'n II.
department of Dentistry. Having paid particular AZ
tenton to this branch Of his profession he Aaters INN
seiftha he is competent to render essential
have the of sbs o she
without the loss ofthe tooth, and to relieve
t tSe pan Immediately He will file the teeth
without injury to the enama and will guarantee se ana
upon obedience to his directions they VIII u Ge' ~
also insert new teeth, which cannot be distinguishes
His Office Is at Mrs. GARDENERS, opposite st. taurs
Church. where he will be Away ready, (sunday eA'
cented to attend to any calls in the line OF his proses
Reference may be had to RevDr Wilmer, Esv prI
fessor Keith, Dr.Semmes, Dr. Ncharas' pr' F'-"'e'
and DIR. Brown. o;c.s ,r;,
NIB. Those who wish his professional seivcesw =,
n,e,se to inform him Immediately, as he ntenas y
leave town in few weeks, and will propaoiy DC apSe"
T during the summer diff
| apr1
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no. $500
G.inAsay, HIN, & Go.

HAVING House Newyorh where sfh .aas tns Rem
to sell here (Which they determined 10 do1 on
good terms as goods can be gotten from any marse.h
The regular way, and invite those wishing 70 puiens.
to call and Judge for themselves. Their present "0sh
is extensive-among which are; ,ea ,,.,;.x
IS hnds N. orleans sugar, LIST and "a quahV
10 do W. India do 90
IS do N Orleans molasses
puncheons Jamaica rum ..,. ,..na
pipes cognac brandy. part Sugetts Gra sa,hI
40 chests Y. Hysontea All ."ns.
16 half do do do par
Is boxes Gunpowder & Imperial de } ror quail
as bags prime green coffee
10 do Java do
90 20 barrels n ms,, pork Sa York sit. Inspection
IS do gin, very good
Is do fine old whiskey
IS casks Goshen cheese
50 50 boxes Ok l srso1s, Sicily. in fine order
$50 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed
20 barrels cider
pimento. pepper, indigo, snuff, spanish seghs,
starch copperas, madden, satpetre, ground ana rae.
gineer SOAP bed cords letter and wrapping paper ~'
| aDril IL
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peMNhscOt POTATOES.

John H. LADD offers for sale the cargo of schr.
- Cygnet-
600 bushels Penobscot potatoes Of very sup quality
200 feet prime OARS
10 thousand feet clear and merchantable boards
do do birch and maple iost.
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WEDNESDAY, m1nMao APRIL eso 1897
Columbian zee House.

VTlHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
i Alexandra, that he will be happy tosuprly them
with that healthy and invaluable luxury ICE during
the season. having filled the above House, the last win
ter The Columbian Ice House, when owned by the
late Dr. Richard H. Little, supplied nearly the whole
town. the House being the largest in the town, and
peculiarly adapted in its construction for the preserya
ton ofthe article. Iwoud be superfuous on my part
to say any thing by way Of recommending the use OF
Ice as il would be attributed to the great ruling pas
sion in the human breast, self interest. thersIore
thew will use or reject this wholesome, and at the same
time, refreshing comfort
Persons wishing tickets for the seassn, will please
apply The Ice will be furnished at any hour during
the day, at the Team Boat Hotel
w WILLIAM Is. STEWART.
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Charles Hennett
uAs received and offers for sale his fall FILL I'M
Ill PORT.a7TON Of . :,
casks and bales
Bridport and Shrewsbury shoe thread
Best Dundee oznaburgs
ON HAND. FROM RECENT IMPoRrATioNs-
Fiushings, and Devonshire Jerseys
S31.2, and ID point blankets
ga, 1914, ia, 124, 1874 rose 90
Fine ga Irish sheetings
Towelling and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Flag bandanuo hdk's. LIST quality
Russia sheetingsa and Ravens duck
SuperGne blue and black cloths
Cassinetts, checks and bedticks
good assortment of brown and bbached aome'
tic cottons
So, s4 and - Venetian carpeting
a. fine Ingram do
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
Afew piecesblack blue, slate. and brown pest 81
per6ne bombazettes
DOUBLE GL0S7ER CHEESE, &C.
nov 9-dlw Paw
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RenoV

RemOy
sogN r. MANDELL, fctfully informs his
. S;ards and the public, De has removed his
H.rdware store. to the norths corner of King and
ROYAL streets. in the we'll kndand, lately occupl'
ed by Mrs. Sherron, where hsnds keeping con-
slant supply of every article y line OF business
HE H.aSJUST HEIVED,
Ivory handle Knives and forks,l sets
STAG and Buffalo, do. d, do
CarVers and forks of every desson
Pen, pocket, shoe and butchersres
Rasors, scissors and shears
Hoes of every variety I .,,
Iron rim, stock, pad, cupboard, st and till locks
Shovels tongs and andirons.
Mantle pier and toilet looking pes
TS6Ie casters, candlesticks, Sd. &c.
apriI 2-U
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lust published,

And on Sale by Pishey Thompson
MARY Legends and Traditions Of the South o. lls
i !apfa nf Fstt GAs@ iP'Tisc 81 50. - g ,;..s,.
LESSONS F. practical Anatomy for the use Q, d,s's so
tors-b, w E. Horner Md vol; Svo: oou"u, W
vol s svo with portrait Published by Gaignan'' "a
Paris edition Of Byron's Works, complete in Is vols
price s11. 80, 90
u 10. Medical Recorder, No. SO, for April
North A"'ef'"" '- april II
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.,onauaN & WHITTLE have removed 10 the
U Store recently occupied by W. Yeatol, on Ham
says Wharf, and adjoining the store OF Messrs Lind
say H where they will be happyto see their trends
and customers. They will also take this opportunity
oftenderinr their grateful acknowledgements to those
kind friends and neghbors, through whose prompt as
sistance they enabled to solage portion OF
their goods from destruction by the fire on the lo'h
inst. Jan %F
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0lackstone Goods
Ee0rae M. Parsons

aAs had partial acquaintance with the Dry GOSSs
and Grocery bu.nes-hss woI ,a,m m.e Commit Commit
n;easions lpos. paid) viii be promptly aaehdes 10
paNh 19
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G. XI. p, Thompson
S67AvE received per ship Herald from Liverpool
and other arrivals, general assortment OF
SEASON.iBLE GOODS,
p.ro Soxonv and s,perfine cloths and cassimeres
Nixed and drab cassinets, for mems summer wear
Plain and twilled bombazetts q.
"a cambria and fine fancy prints
o8 and GA cambria and jaconet musins
A fine and super null 90
"a do do book 90
a. tambourcd sprig do DO
A and 9 8 book muslin hdkfs
& a fashionable shaded, striped and corded musnS
Do do full cold and satin striped and spo"eo y"
| 9S do shaded ginghams
a. do do cambria do
| no do silk shaded barage .u,
Thread lace Orrels, white colored co''on ps''""o
sil,isss and hsashsd drilling
! Canton and French grapes, black and colored
ln ades white and black ingram cotton hosiery
Mems white cotton hose and half nose
. Brown thread and black silk do IT.
I aides kid and extra quality horse SKIN groves 'S"'
white and assorted colors
Do black and white SILK "
Flag Flag bandanna spittefeld, black levant"s and SF'-
Super linen cambria DO
rs and a. Irish linens
| 5.4 and GA do sheetings -,
a.. "a and lo-4 damask and diaper table linen
Russia sheetngs and diapers, brown hollands s.,.,
White ticklenburgs, dowas, oznaDurgs ana 0ui'@F'
Sewing silks twist and colored threads
| Shoe thread in 2 and o. balls
Palm leaf and feather fans
i,oyar hats, piping cords, buttons, pins, &c. &C.
also,
pr,,vn and beachcd Domestic shirtings and sheetinss
= plaid and striped do gnghams
Sh;rt;np apron and furniture checks
Bed ticking, oil cloth table covers. &c.
aDrl
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Xuoon Luck!!

TOHN H. RS has again the very great
% pleasure ofg his friends and customers,
that Old Dame Still continues bestowing her
favors from his oshed Prize Offie; where more
prizes, for the . tickets vended, have been
obtained, than other Office in America
Within few dA No. 1878 was sent from
HIS OFFICE, ne up capital prize OF
1ooLLAAs!
Also, Ia capital prize of
bILARS!
Both to gentlernng in Virginia, with large
proportion of 100 2O's, &c. &c.-all from the
wheels of the Vihvigation Lottery, LIST Glass;
which drew at Pc on the 18th instant. Dis
tant adventures artfully requested to be care,
full in directing theio the truly Lucky Office OF
j. III. NNELLS,
King -street, Alexar C. where occular demon
stration proves that ertisements are not pufts'
but realities. He ,sents the following Lotto
ries soon to be draw
TKaSHLNGNDGE-Class No. 8.
To be drawnin Prov r. l. on the 18th instant.
HIGHERIZE 5000.
Tickets 50; Halvearters so cts.
VzRGINL3 SiLOT7ERY-M S.
To be drawn on Wed 25th April, at Rchm'nd'
Es.
$4,000, 1000, 1854, Of 1000, 10 OF
500, 200, SC. sc.
Whole Tickets 81; 2; Quarters 1.
UNION CANAL LOY-2sM Glass, ne,o series.
To be drawn Cd of May, 1927.
O,oo0,, l,5OO, 1906, 10 OF
1000, 10 Of 81 Of $50, sc. &c.
Tickets 81; Halves :rters /.
Rhode Island MHvy-lst Glass.
To be drawn at Provit wednesday, 9th May
Capizes.
$4,000, 5000, , Of, $ of 1000, 10 o
500, 20 {, SC. SC.
Whole tickets s4-hdl quarters1.
Ne,U York ConsoiidateGry-No !, Jw:ls27
To be drawn in the cityw-york. Highest pr
~ --v, r,vv ,,-ro ur 900, 20 c
co. NNs 500, 50 Of 200, 100, sc. sc.
Tickets $6-halves3-qua, 5O-eighths 70 CT
Tickets and shares in thle Lotteries, for aale
april l6 FL. RUNNELLs,s
p. S. Among other SIM incidents connecte
with the above mentioned hticket, it was sent
the "Virginia Lottery Othdn Washington, -,
where it was sold, on Tud night last, 10 d
S'''.''' of New-England, for some time re-
dent Of this Diatrict, and afttds exchanged oy u
purchaser for share tickets-Len returned to u
Office, whence it was remlttetbove stated.
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april 13-f
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27
EDDYs (paten0 IMPROVED BELLOWS.

TUNIE subscriber still continues TO manoiactFre
his improved BELLOWS for forges and furna-
ses, which, for durability and effect, has been am
ply proved to be far superior to those IN common
use. lie will supply those who may he in want OF
Bellows. at short notice. and will dispose Of rights
sDr manufact uring the same. in the Southern and
Western States, at fair price.
JOSIAH l. EDDY.
N. RI. I. EDDY. having had many call. to
n,ns p,.ro Fortes. &c. which his other engage
men,. have prevented. would inform his friends,
that he win dedicate satuc day, Of each week, to
tha, purpose, # previously uotifed.and will give
thorough repairs to Piano Fortes Barrel Organs
&c. &c. in reasonable time, q, his shop on Eaays
FONT. De' w.
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PONTNA1TS.

~ T. HINCKLEY. Portrait. Miniature man
". iary Standard, Fancy and Ornamental ran
Der, has removed his painting establishment TO NO
90. Westminster street, next door west OF MT
schsaer's Long Room, and two doors east OF the
Universalist Chapel, where he would oe grained
TO execute any orders in the following branches OF
hi, nro,esson, viz.-Portraits and Miniatures, MIL
;iary Standards, Fancy and Ornamental Painting Of
every description. on wood. canvass glass &c
Plain aud Ornamental Lettering. old paintings re-
touched and vanished, Engravings and other PIC
lures yarnished and framed; plain and ornamental
chair painting, and all kinds Of painting usually
done in such establishments. :,
Cbaryes moderate work faithfully and expedi
sously executed and every effort made to please his
patrons. ...: a..
Being determined TO devote his whole attention 10
The dutie. of his profession every exerton VIII De
made IA render satisfaction to his employers.
Those who have pictures which they are desir-
Gus TO dispose Of, can meet with purchaser by ap-
plying us above.
December 16.
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COACH AND CH.lISE MAKING.
JOHN l.. JOHNSON,

Rear Of No. 33, NorH Nam Sfred'
INFORMS the public that he continues TO carry
i on the above business, at his old stanu, ana
while he takes this opportunity to tender ms thanks
10 nj. friend. and the public for the encouragement
which ha, been extended to him he respectfully So
,icits continuance Of their favors. All orders tor
his wo will e promptly executed, and in man
ner so neat and durable as to satisfy employers. -,
r-,-Paintipg, Vanishing. Repairing, &c. &c. VIII
he done al short notice, and in workmaniike man
ner. u. zee, oo'
". B. lie trust, that notwithstanding tne ia'e at
temp Of certain person. to iEjure hi. credit. during
hi. late short absence and in defiance OF the msl'c-
ious reports by them put in circulation to destroy
hi character that he shall continue to deserve ana
10 receive ap increased share Of public patronage
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TUE PROVIDENCE LACE SCHOOL.

VOUNG Ladie. and the public are respectfully
IN r,formed that the subscribers school Is N
W; shington Street, on the corner oi Ma'he"-
sou Street. few more young ladies can
be sec NM modated upon the principles which the
subscriber is happy to say, have met with the ap'
probation of the public, and the respectable and IN
au.rious Young ladies' attached to the institution
Specimens. with many recent improvements. may
be seen at the School. Lace articles done up win
raen ana ne,tness, at the School, rs usaa'.
The nvhlic. il is hope,l, are informed that this
School Is perfectly distinct from the one at New
nor, or ,nv ,d,er l. ID. CHAPLIN