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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19

MAanrs in Cumberland county inst by tho Rsv,d
john Kirkpatrick DAvio fFLoURvoY ESQ Of Prince E1yad IN
Miss A w, daughter Of col Charles WOfnack
On Thursday tho lh inst by the Mr. Jonas NJ,
Of tho late Samuel Woodward Of Henrco
DiED)n the 52d year Of age ON the 7,b in,, NJ h;
reman yof at hor residences the Reeds Caroline Counv We
no short but severe Illness Mrs Avs Mvsyoao CosnS con-
sort Ut The late NJ. Francis Corbn, decd '
Departed this life, the nth inst in Richmond Tgos Ar
KISS hs o yeaTof hsags Thus has fallen the spnatide
e ana usefulness an Industrious vrtuous and honest
ad acqoaintancos arc requested to attend hs
ral AZ ~ O'Clock this morning. his late residence
~ he 10Th INST Mrs Et1AsgrH RosISsoS ooosor OF Asxn
der Robinson 10 the 18Th year Of hor ogo
90 the 5h inst spsrs Ferry after an sbo,
weeks hJ Wt5AN Baoogs ocer Of tho Rovolu,os and
or seyor, years NJ The Atmoy that place Hs
sonic bonofs ' ~ "'"
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Majority for Mr. Rdgoly in New Castle co. ;

To'a mai,'iy for Miligau, (Clay) 434
The political character Of the lie gsla stanJs ihus
I'm Inc Senate, "Nstonal Republicans" T. Jackson
2. In The Hou,e OF Representatives,, IN auonal
Republicans" IT, Jackson men 4-Giving a majority
TO tia "NA,iona r. pubicans" OF lS en- joint ballot.
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ELECTION OF BISHOP.


NEW YoRK, Oct. 9.-Tbe member. OF the Episco-
pal Convention assembled in Trinity Church last
ing, at o'clock. for the purpose of slectng Bishop Of
this Docess to fill the office vacated by the decease oil
the lament Bishop Hobart.
The Rev. Dr.. Lyei called to the chair, and the
egates edea TO ballot for bi-hop which resut-
ed in tn. election of the Rev. BENZ T. Ond- rdonk.
The number Of clerical votes was 81, OF which SO
were fer Rev. DR.. Onderdouk, 26 for Rev DR.. Vain
wright-scattering 3d.
Laymens vote we've 90. Of which Rev. Dr.. Onder-
donk ha sc, Rev Dr. Wainwriyh l6-scaltrring 20
Whsreupon, the Rev. BENZ. T. ONDERDONK
Brother of the A istant Bishop OF Pennsylvania
announced as BISHOP of the Diocess.
.her. -4dp
The packet ship Geo. Canning, for Liverpool was
detained Yesterday by head wind, and will vail at
this morning. We understand the owners were applied
yesterday morning TO detn the ship till to-day, for
the purpose Of carrying dispatches from Washington,
supposed to relate TO the subject Of the West India trade
Since the abov, was in type. we learn, that Mr. Full
ton. bearer OF dispatches foe Engand relating to the
opening of The British W. India ports, arrived in town
last evening" and will embark in the Geo. Canning.
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- 4 Resolved That we tho whole. 90 highly
grat6ed with his wise administration; with the choice
of his Cabinet Counselors aud the selection Of his
public Officers. generally. that anxious and so
citous to see him continue in tho administration of
national concerns, and ready, again. to support him
with our exertons and interest for that exalted station
Tor the next constitutional term for may truly ex-
claim, " Ven done thou good and faithfut servant"
o. RESOLVED, That copy Of these resolutions be
handed TO General Duff Green, with request TO give
them place in his paper.
g. Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary.
JAMES RESIDE, Chairman,
GEORGE BOWEN, Secretary.
The President replied:
GENrLEMEN,-I receive the testimonial kindly
accorded my official conduct by the resolutions which
you have just presented to me, with full of my
responsibility TO the people, and qualification proper
toned the desire deserve their appreciation by
faithful and conscientious discharge of my duties 1t is
the duty OF citizens look with vigilance to the
conduct of those to whom they have delegated power;
and Its performance your part cannot be the less
utary proper account of the relations you sustain
to the Government, by which you rather invited to
severe scrutiny of its actions, than tempted to relax
just one.
| am thankful gentlemen, for the kind feelings you
express for personally, and salute you in return with
cordial shake of the hand, and sincere reciprocation
OF your good wishes.
The company partook Of refreshments, and after
an Interchange OF sautaons retired much gratifed at
the fine health, cheerful deportnent, and courteous
manner OF the President.
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4" Fair Play" win sppssr--in eur next
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we are hapPy TO announce, that Mr.. Racquet IL en-.
abed and determined 10 continue bis " Banner of the
Gonslitu,ion'-at ~. York, where the let No of the
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TT For NV Any ERrfsyMrNTs, see let P1Es.
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HRGkVi.q ELECTIONS.
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Majority

della WARE
The following IL given correct state emf o. tbs
result of the election in Delaware:
Majority Tor Mr. MilIigan in Kent, 70
in Sussex, 365
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The Rockingham Register Announcing this Result con,,. H..
following letter addressed Harrison by IA of MI.
tho S reu. OF the late Election held for Senator from
ton the feel well arisen o vote.
authorised by law sanctioned proprety in fra. STAT.
friends oil Jackson and Reform and ybt thai ,s
polls should be pursedand to belongs rich, under The
Jaws Of the and to contest said election M
hands that investigation only 10 youe but al
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TURKS ISLAND
SALT
IUST Received, per Brig Zephyr
- from Turks IsIssd \ ONO Bush
els Of first quality heavy Turks Islant
Salt, for sale in lots 10 suit purchaser . BY
y q. 80 w. B. O CHILD
Warreh. Nov. s. 1890 81

GUARDxdN7S NOTICE.
NVHE subscriber hereby gives pub
lie notice that he has been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court Of Protats Of the
town Of Warren, Guardian Of the per
son and estate Of EEsabeh Fl. SauaGsrs,
daughter ofthe late Mr.. George Saun-
ders, Of Philadelphia, in the State Of Penn
sylvsnia, minor, under the sge Of IA
years, aad has given bonds according 10
law. He hereby calls upon al pereons
having demands against said Elizabeth,
to exhibit the same to him within ak
months from the date hereof, and thoss
indebted to make immediate payaent.
HAIL COLLLNS, Csardsss.
Oct 20. a
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CtTEELYARDS-For sale By the
- subscribsr, English Stsslyssds Of oil
sizes, warranted 10 BE- psrfsctly correct,
which will weigh From 10 70 400 lbs. i
yA.HES GARDNER.
Nov. 8. t..
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NOTICE.

4 Ta Court Of Probate holden At
"A Bristol, on Monday the lst day of
November, 1880. application was made
that a tiuarduan be appointed Of the per-
son and estate Of NIcHoLNs G. BLAKE, q
minor,-Ordered, that tho consideration
thcreofbe referred to Court Of Probate
to be holden At the Hotel, in said Bristol,
on Monday, the 9Th day Of December
next, at o'clock, p. M. and that prev
ious notice be given 10y publishing this
order three several times in the Northern
Starr to all persons interested to sppear
Al that time and be heard. Witness,
SAMUEL SWAN, p. Clerk.
Bristol, Nov. 13.
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IRON HOOPS AND NAILS.
"HE subscriber offers for sale IN ~
- sortment OF IRON HOOPS and
CUTN1LLS, Az he expects to be con
stsntly supplied from the Manufacturers,
he will be Abas 10 larnish cay Quantify that
may be wanted, ct short notice, end on
che most favorable terms.
E. w. BURR.
Sept. II. a 2- sae. isasys
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car AlME.l...!! 2 TT !.
A. ---AN AssoRTMENT-- q
nF Common, Fine, and Supst6ne
~ CARPETING and RUGS, open
ed 4 will BE- sold - IoiO ~ can be bought
in this Stats. Apply At --..
Oct. l6. LONG ROOM.

HNREEH COODS-various articles
~ have been received M1 Sesk and
sov open Cor sale u
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WyHE subscriber having procured
stock from the FIRST manufacturer in
the United States, and having the frs
rate of workmcn, continues the manufact-
uring Of Gentlemen's first rate
BOOTS AND SRO1S.
And warrants them 10 be made wholly
from the best cslf skins and sole leather
the United States affords.
s.sYhose in w@Fof Boots for durabil-
i<y and beauty, win please call and exam
inc for themselves I: let their eyes be tbeir
jDa&.a AsVAN o0l
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THOMI1SON,S
TAM Itr Pill Is.

4AA LIZ SAiIO :
xRhEsE Pilh have bs.a fer many y.s~ il
~ high and incyessins sstiuss,ion. - . cen
, vsn.ent, safe Nd efysclual; pofeativs sdi inc
well suited to persons or bilious habit. 7 Dc,
are gentle and certain - Their operation, enc
afford . speedy relief " thoss hsaaachs, ans
,thcr nuu ssoas d'sse: sssbly synpt enps sttsn
dant IN dissrd. rcd state Of the somach AM
bowels. Many instances are attes'ed Of thor
potency in the cure Of the piles, aud thew Rave
been sue cessfully smplsyed for the prevention
upd reno, al OF dropsical sw eIings. Mariners
have long been acquainted with the value ol
lhs medicine, which may be taken in the mos'
exposed situations, and with any diet; and II
efficient in the dden renewal Of that obsli.
nate cssfivensss. 10 " hicn persons cf Their pr.
lcs.,on ere liable and in sll cases where On act
ve, ku not violent medicine ID Indicated. Few,
& sny, ii Is believed, who have once used these
pills have ever Afterwards negiertsi 10 .fsrhIsI.
hems. I've with q supil, on gong to sea.
They a, . likewise highly esteemed, end msy be
safely used. b, wsmen before and after cenhne-
pcnt! 80 I
" None srs senrue wi,heut the sisnatru.
oi T. M, 4 l.. THOMPSON, by whom only they
,,e prepared and sold at Wovven, r. T.
Unwilling 10 ba. hen the ubh' With . long
lis, OF subscribers. we nsss deemed Il proper 10
subjoin the certificate Of lew only, Of those
whose experience has tested iAe sficacy sf opr
Pills. +t
We the undersigned, citizens Of Warren, R.
|. feel . peculiar pleasure in having On oppot-
,nniy Of recommending 10 tile public 30 valua-
BILE medicine a. 7Aompson's Family Pills
invented in the year 1908. by the late deserved
Iy ce!cbrs ted Doctor WIN. Thompron, Of SAID
town, the receipt for the N king Of which he
left % legacy TO hS family, who for several
years during his indspesit on, made end vended
hem under his directions, md wbe alone con
Inus 10 prepare them. Having from pmsonsl
exper encs realized the salrtssy e6Scts ef these
pills surselvss, We not only give them them the
decided preference ever ell otberst but sincere
ly wish they may attain that celebf ty,. IN the
publ,S sstimsttn, - which their virtues 20 Just.
ly entitls them.
g. Child. }. MAXWELL,
J. SMITH, Jun. j. SAITH,
c WHEATON,, Ut. CHILD,
r. SIssoN, }. I. CRoApE,
B. EpDv, FE GAhpNER.
The sbovs Pits nre KEEP, Cor ssh inths town,
by DR. T. p. MOORE, Agent Daniel Brsw
|er Taunton +; J. Bslch, Jun. Join Ma son, Prov
risncs Raymond celss Bovtos, and oil other
bnpbA Bruvgssk
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The sbovs Pills nre kept Cor sab inths Town,
by DR. T. p. MOORE. Agent Daniel Brsw
or Tauuton = J. Bslch, Jun. Join Mason, Prov
rdsccs f. Raymond colss Bossos, and oil other
bnsbA Brupgssk
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yns IRE FRAMES.--Just received
e from Dightoa Manufacturing Co.
IN assortment Of Casi IRON Fire FrGsses,
whict-he. will sell st Factory prices.
s@ JAMES GARDNER.
Oct. 16.
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FANCY CHAIRS
ROCKING AND WINDSOR DO.

JUST RECEITED-
4 N extensive assortment Of the most
"A. fashionable psstesns, warranted to
be Of the first quality, for sale BY
A. HUMPHREYS,
Who hts on hand 10000 feet
Birch Joice and Boards, low for Cash.
A. III. continuesto Manufacture CAB.
met FURNITURE, ofevegy descriPt
ion. the most Of which he will warrant to
be ofthe first quality. Gill and Mahogs1
ny Frsme Looking Glasses, &c. &c.
Sept. 25.
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STAGES-STAGES

TRAVELLERS respectfully informed, that
Ii the Western Stages to Iynchhurs, will
leave Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, md
Friday at o'clock, a. NJ. arrive at Lynchburg the
"a day, by P NJ and at Salem the Sd day, by 6 p.
M. where the Valley Nail Line to Huntsville, Nash
vile, DC. is connected. Returning, leave Salem
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 5 NJ.
MONDAYS, at A. NJ. This arrangement will give
The passengers sufficient time for rest at night at
Flukcs on the Blue Ridge Mountain this line is con-
nected every trip by Caldwells line, which passes
rincastie and the Sweet Springs, connectiRg Porter
d. Bedin's line, at the w bite Sulphur Springs which
runs to Guiandotte. on the Ohio River Fare from
Richmond to Gu!andotte, $50 miles SIG 75-to Sa-
en' 100 miles, S12-to Lynchburgh, 90 miles $3.50.
me way fare is also reddced the LyDchburg line.
For seats to the West, apply at The bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond All baggage or property,
whether belonging to passengers or sent by the stare
at the risk of the owners thereof
June 1-law 1<sc A. PATERSON Propristor
Richmond nd Sa
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Tbe GomatttuttonaI oMbtg.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1880.
THE PLBNIPoTENTIARY.

10 regard to his correspondent. Appomatox, who
1T may be remembered, charged Mr.. Randolph with
assuming 70 command of the Concord, the Editor
of the New York Commercial observes:
ZION John Randoiph,-We publish as in duty
bound the following article from the Norfolk Herald
contradictinga statement made in this paper We
shall be glad the report which published turns
out to be utterly unfounded But we were not i'm
posed upon as to the hand writing Of correspond
ent The source, we stated, was a most honorable
one; and the imposition, if there one. must have
been practsed upon him. We shall no doubt hear
from him on the subject"
We shall keep an eye on any subsequent commune
cnton of Appomatox: meanwhile we cannot help re-
marking, that most preposterous fuss has been
made about the affair Suppose Mr. Randolph did
tell Capt. Perry that he entitled to the
Command of the Concord? Is it more extravagsat
than thousand other things which that eccentric
parsonage has been doing all his life? 1t argues no
moral reproaeh and true false, was thing only TO
be laughed at if true, and laughed and corrected
if untrue 1t is undeserving serious consideration
one way or the other Rnndolphs spanies however
of which no man had SO many, or 80 thorough
Bred raise their brstes and curl their tails as if sac
riege at the least had been attempted
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SpRrSGrrELD, ONO. JuIv ~.

SPETNGF1ELD, OHIO, July 81.
Mt Clay passed through this place on Saturday
last. An escort of about hundred citizens on
horseback and in carriages Of all classes and occupa
tons mechanics, farmers, merchants doctors and law
yers, met him six miles from the vii age and conducted
him to he tavern of Col Hunt wlioro very large con
course of people had opportunity of gree ing HIM
IN person. Several guns fred announcing his an
Toacb, ashc entered the suburbs,a small but excel
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Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.

LONDON. June %.
''Fhe news that the French had effected a landinr
on the 18th inst. in the vicinity of Agers we recei-
we'd here yesterday with very great interest but as far
as can precelve. with general wish that the Elk
petition should eventually mScurry. 1t is however
not very fair to presume that the French who nos
very information Of the nature and resour-
ces of the Algerine power would engage in contest
OF such Importance at this crises every point ofvie
without having first provided most carefully against
every eXlgency ans reduced the chance of victory us
nearly human forecast do so, to absolute Ger
taiDty Since the safe debarkation Of the army is
known, persons here who are best acquainted with
the localities declare 1t will be mracleift French
do not succeed and destroy Agiers If they like. But
they think The people first will resist till they are
tired terrified; when they will off the head Of
the present Dey and set up another in his place for
the express purpose of making peace. Bourmont how
ever has declared that he will not stop short Of the
entire destruction OF the city and the Turkish power
in that country.
You will see in the Times of Friday the 9Th inst
on extract from the speech of the Hon Mr.. Blair, of
South Carolina, in which he broadly ellis the House
Of Representatives that his State to Withdraw
from the Usion il attention be not paid to her
interests. The Editor of the Times considered the
dissolution Of the Union quite matter OF course y 70
Extract of letter, TO house in Baltimore, recei-
we'd by the ship Bengal, arrived al Boston, dated
"GrBRALTAR June 25, 1880.
We have intown rumor of the taking Of Alglers
with loss of about 5000 French, which if Confirmed
before the closing of this, you shall be advised of
such particulars may be received
The SEA Serpent has been seen not only near tic
Isle Of Shoals but also of KeoDebunk and at little
distance from the Welles in Name
Census Of ELECTROMAGNETIC detailed returns of the
census of the city of Baltimore have been made up
from which it appears that the aggregate population
OF Baltimore, on the LIST June, 1880 o0,5l9 In
the year 1920, the population was 62.758, making
increase in the last ten years of 1891 SOULS or at
the rate Of about thirty per cent!
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II ''e7u 'mrentcd and perfect Gold Washins
iIanb;,,e

| SuQGhi3ie.
| company of gentlemen acnno;,tod with, ,h
Ar.s ard Minerology, have invented and with The
lass's'ahce OF one OF the first Wechanicks of our
ti'ne, nave put INTO operation, model OLA Machine
~. ashhs OF Gold and one. which is perfect
than any thing OF the kind in this or any other con
try. '
In consequence of which, they have determined to
nolly the Public OF heir discoveries. and to give
them the opportunity of being benefited thereby
Among the many and incalculab!e advantopcs oro
the following: This Machine discovers in q very few
moments, whether or not there is any gold in the
soil and separates tine purified gold from everv KIND
OF substance, such as stones. gravel clay, sand &c
&C. without the expense of chemical process and
without losing one single atom of the gold contained
In tue ground and the rapidy of the machine is So
great that 1t Will wash immense quantity of
ground in the course of the day, and in the proportion
OF inc power employed, which may be either man.
morse wafer or steam so in the proportion will BIO
the quantity washed.
Owners of land containing gold, are therefore no.
Tined that If they wish to max of this machine
they may do so by communicating by mail. ipayine
postage) with either of the directors of the GONNA
n.y. TO wit, Lewis Eisenmenger. Richmond, Virginia
or j. u Hitter No. 263 North Second Street, Phil
aoeipina who are alone authorized TO make contracts
ana VINO VIII contract on very liberal terms, for
proportion OF the nett proceed-and they are not
disposed TO contract on any other terms-consider-
ing 1t air, when they say, no proft-no pay.
w Some experiments were made by Dir. Eisen-
mcnger few days since, in this city, in the presence
OF number of gentlemen, of the utility of the above
described machine, which Sc ,ued to justify all thnt
is claimed for in the al aotice as to it's dscov.
erins the existence of gold and separating it from,
the earth, &C. with great rapidy and at little c.
| pense.
Editors generally, would confer public benefit bv
noticing this important invention and aid Mr.. Essen
rncnger IA Swiss gentleman of and character
who is highly recommended by Gea Lafayette) in
Introducing it into general nse
Prompt Paymemt!!!
MO: 90 so, 81, the highest Capital Prize Of
~ $4,000 in the Dismal Snap Canal Lottery,
Class No. II, was presented Saturday Morning
by the fortunate holder, gentleman of this CITY, who
received the cash sight.
No 0. sd. Sc, highest Capital of $4,000
90. SO, sd. do do 10000
Both sold and paid by BIGGER at sight. and the
Prize Tickets can be the constant prize SELL
ing and prompt pay Lottery and Exchange Office of
aug 9-3t THoS. B. BIGGER.
Drawing of The Connecticut State Lottery No II,
"a 10 % 81 90 19 46.
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lent band of music stationed on an old Indian mound
6y the road side, played the national airs of Ha CO.
I1nbla" and yankee Doodle" His reception was
aitecionate and enthusiastic. The sbone and sinew"
OF the Countrywide ,oorking uep-Hocked in from
the vicinity IN crowds to pay their respects to the man
VINO Tor near thirty years has been he champion of
Their interest ofcobsfituional liberty His greeting
'. was not IN the spiri, ofaiulaton servy-it was
cne unoought expression of attachment to private
CITIZEN; without power patronage. whose life has
oeen devoted to the cause oftl,e people, 1t was
Statiy,ng that many of those politically opposed 70
iln; throwing aside party prcdJudces, took him
cordially sby the band. large number of citizens
d,ned with Mr. Clay Col Hunts. After tho
cloth was removed several tonss were drank to one
OF winch commendatory of his political course, hc
replied In short but eloquent address. The com.
pahy separated ut early ho9E and nothing occns-
req TO mar the harmony of the day.
HlIe sGkA \ X THE SPRINGS ~
on tuesday last Mr. Clay dfesi vk COMPANY of near ,o
hundred at the Yellow Springs Many more would have ia
Ken dinner but tho dining oAr Mills was not sum
ceny spacious to accommodate more The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
very aise and may empha,icay be said to have been with.
M unc''on Oh party, as recognize the multitude verv
Sy wno IN, nave uniformly been Mr. Cay's political opposcs
was crediiabe to their patriotism and eyinced man
IN thus spuning the tramme of party dci.
way TO Kentucky. ~ r ~ OH1''" y" us
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Ihe Salem Trial-The trial of the persons chrped
with the Salem murder has been resumed. a iurv
was impanelled on Tuesday afternoon, and the exam
inaton of witnesses commenced.
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.4lsiers.-The Boston Palladium, in announcing
the arrival of the Bengal says We learn from the
passengers, that Intelligence received at Gibra
tar, the day before she sailed that the French had ia
Ken possession of the heights which command Algiers
fred the city, in four places, and were about to enter
it,
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The SEA Serpent has been seen not only near the
Isle Of Shoals, but also OF Keouebunk and at little
distance from the Wel]es liz Name