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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-24

The NUNNERY AFFAIR.-The Batimoreans
have been, since Sunday last, in rather an unen-
viable condition. The escape of young lady
from the Carmelite Nunnery, has Settle Mobocracy
in motion again, and only for the decided mea-
sures of the Mayor and citizens, in all probability
it would have ended as did the Charlestown affair.
The following is the proclamation of the Mayor
MAYORS OFFICE, AUGUST 10Th, 1899.
Whereas, disposition was manifested by al
number of ill disposed persons, assembled in
Asquith street, in this city, in front of the Car
mellte Convent, in the afternoon and evening oil
Sunday the 18th day Of August, instant, to make
riotous attack on the said Convent, for the pur-
pose of destroying the same, the effectng OIL
which purpose, although then prevented by the
exertions Of the police, aided by number Of
peaceably disposed citizens, and volunteer mill
tary companies there assembled !; it is believed
from the threats then expressed by those i'll dis
posed persons, as from other information by me
received, will be attempted this afternoon or eve
ming. have therefore deemed it proper to issue
this proclamation, warning all peaceable citizens,
other than those who shall be officially required
to attend for the preservation of the peace and
the protection of the said Convent and other prop
ery from injury, not to approach the said Convent
or its vicinity and also, that to prevent risk of
injury to their children, apprentices and other
minors under their care and control, they require
them to remain at their respective homes after
sunset. Given under my hand this nineteenth day
of August, 1889. S. G. LEAKIN, Mayor.
The facts, as we have gathered them, are
these: The lady, Isabella Neal, according to
statements made in the Nunnery to Com
mittee Of gentlemen who visited it, and by the
certificates Of physicians, has been effected with
monomania,- laboring under which she made her
she found her way to house in
the neighborhood of the Convent--fom whence
she was taken by the Mayor to Washington Col
|lege. The mob conceiving her to be sane and
ill-treated, would fain have attacked the building
but the measures adopted prevented them. The
City hasagain become queit-the people having
got proof positive of her insane state Of mind, -
and the wish of the rest of the inmates to be
mitted to remain in quiet solitude, as their incli-
nations ledthem. The promptness of the Mayor
and citizens has saved Baltimore from the dis
grace Of another mob's doings, and speaks well
for the efficiency of the head of that City. We
hope the affair has ended, and, have no doubt it
has, if the papers Of that City will let it remain
SO. Verbum sat.
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rE'HE ART OF PRESERVING HEALTH, Poem,
Il IN four books by John Armstrong M. D.. witha
Critical Essay by j. Aiken, d. d. and Notes by DR..
Acott.
Also The Christian Professor address ed in series Of
counses ana cautions to the members Of Christian
churches, by John Angel James.
few copies are for sale by w. NJ. MORRISON,
Aug. IL. Four doors, west OF Browns Hotel
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NJ EW BOOKS-Historical Sketches of States m en-
who have hourished IN the times OF George Ill
second series, by Lord Brougbsm, in VOLS
hogets Outlines of Physiology and Phyenology, first
American edition, revised, with numerous notes.
Also Jack Sheppard Just pgblished and for sale at
w. M. MORRlSON'S Book and Stationary Store, 4
doors west of Browns Hoteh Aug.H.
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soon enough, if they throw themselves into the
contest for a President upon the strength OF their
Native brethren, that the adminstration-we
mean not this or any other administration, but
any party in power--will call to its succor the
Votes, the clans, the herds of foreigners that en-
cumber our land, and by their righteousness, their
personal influence, their hatred on the one side
and compensated friendship Tor the other, will not
only gain itself success, but will perpetuate its
dynasty, under any form that may be required.
tits, therefore, the duty of all men who love their
country, to aid in redeemng il from this perilous
sate,-and to do this requires only an oblivion Of
party prejudices, and permission TO the heart to
follow its own dictates, in loving brother and
countryman, instead of foreigner and foe.
Let the Native Americans, therefore, take the
stand which they are entitled to, and while others
are debating about which politician they shall
take for president, unite themselves in selecting
patriot their candidate for the chief executive
office, and thus array the Natives against the for
eigners, in open ranks, as they now are covertly
arrayed, SO as to determine our own supremacy
and repeal Of the law of naturalization at the
same time.
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NTAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, OK WHEELS, &c.
w The subscriber has on hand large assortment OF
the above articles of the very best quality, which he
would be glad to dispose of reasonable terms, at his
old stand opposite the Tobacco warehouse, Georgetown
Aug IL Gn RICHARD JONES.
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k.J EW BO0K.-Observation ON the Writings II Yhos
IN jefferson with particular reference to the ssack
they contained On the memory of the late Gen! Hsary
with introduction and notes by Charles Garter Lee b
this day received and for sale by w. NJ. MORRISON,
Aug. IT, doors west of Rfosysf' b. Heteli.
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yTERY VALUABLE WORK.-Just received this
day, and for sale by w. M. MORRISON, four doors
west of Browns Hotel Mecanque Celeste by the Mar
quis de Laace, Peer of France, Grand Cross of the
Legion of Honor, Member of the French Academy Of
the Paris Of the Board ofLongude Of France,
of the Royal Societies of London and Gottengen of the
Prussia Holland, and Italy, Member Of the American
Academy Of the Arts and Sciences, &c Translated from
the French, with Commentary, by Nathaniel Bowdch,
LII, d. Fellow of the Royal Societies of London Edn-
burgh, and Dublin, of the Philosophical Society held at
Philadelphia Of the American Academy of Arts and
ci ences, &c. in vols. quarto, JulyG
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DIED.

DIED,
At Boonville Missouri, the 29th Of July CHARLES
L. LAURIE aged between and two years. son of Mr.
j. N. LAURIE, and grandson of DR.. JAMES LAURIE, Of
this city.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

NJ W. corner of Pennsylvania duenue g. 9Th st 6etaceea
Bro0ns g. Gadsby's Hotels, Washington oily.
NE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens Of
taken the Drug Store formerly occupied by rs Mitch
ell Of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, be-
hand a
cines Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, &c. Also
very general assortment Of Fancy Articles Chewing To-
bacco, Snufs, and Segars of the best quality
Physicians prescriptions carefully and accurately
pounded.
VIM. F. BENDER from Philadelphia,
July ID PhdrmaceutisL.
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REBFORD WATER, direct from the springs, in bar
l rels and h aft barrels, this day received at
Aug. l73t TODD'S Drug Store.
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Temperance cause, will be held in the West Market
House on Sunday next at o'clock P. M. The public
are invited to attend.
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te s ten wear, this Baam has been in
most the principal the Northern States and By the
sson thn m efficacy the Proprietor has made
the druggist Of place, that all avs1
remedy before the disease seated that
medicine viii IT, l effect obstinate coughs truly von-
dsru following ndividuals Voluntarily give their names
a. among who its efficacy From the know
ledge Materials and the favorable effect upon patients
where prescribed the above Balsam recommend TO-
valuable medicine for what Il recommended Calvin Eum M
D. Albert Williams M D. members Of the Massschuss,n Msan
Society Also certificates the direction, what
has elected for Webster Boston, Horace G, srs.0,,
Me-, Thos Haskns Boston, Eish Horton firm Of bahsf
Boston, David Woodbury., clerk Of Josiah seadinan
Howard Thousands Of others could 30 named her III IL
Known. A security against eounterfsis, each
signed BY the Popretor NJ Gardner 4. .ddrssssS
Also observe the bottle, impressed In the glass, me hA
N. Gardncr's Indian Balsam Of Liverwoft.
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THR BRsr MEDICINE For COUGHS AND COLDS

THE best medicine ~
Coughs, Colds, and all
Lung complaints, Hoop.
ing Cough, Splitting Of
Blood, Pain IN the Side,
Liver Complaint, and
affections Of the breast,
II Mrs. M, N. GARD
NER,s INDIAN BAL
SAM or LIVER
WORT, containing the
strength Of many roots
and herbs. Among The
number ara Livsrwort,
ElecampAns, Bsnssst,
Asclepias tubsrosa, Ice
land Mos, Squills, Hys-
sop, kuta graveolens Z
also many other herha
not to be procured in this
part Of the globe, Fog
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rARD.-We stouldtake it as particular favor II all
~ customers whs have received their accounts to
July st would call aad settle themw further notice.
July 49, BRADLEY & CATLETT
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CARD.-All persons indebted to will please call
N and settle their accounts 10 July ls 1885, it is
particularly desirable to close our hayears business
August 3. BRADLEY & CATLETT.
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DRICK FOR SALE.-The subscriber, not intending
I'D TO carry on the brick. making business longer than
this season. and wishing to have brick hand at the
end of the year, offers to the Public the brick ne has,
count Of his having engaged hands for the season. will be
about $4,000 or $4,000. He will sell merchantable
brick for So per thousand at the kiln, hard brick at &c.
5O paving at So and press brick, in large quantities.
at $40. Persons wishing will do well to call at the kilns
and for themselves The kiln wallis sheds, tools &c.
will be- for sale with the ground, with the privilege
county for sae.-[See former ADVERTISEMENT Hekeeps
constantly hand, at his yard 18th street, full sup
ply Of lumber of all kinds, such white and yellow
poplar. Also, oak, pine, and hickory wood, lime and
sand. ULYSSES WARD.
August 8.
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MEDICAL LEXFCOH.-A new dictionary Of inedi.
1Yl cal science containing concise account Of the
various subjects and teEms, with ayocabuary Of synony
mes in different languages, and formula for various Of
with numerous notifications and additions, by Robey
Dunglison, Nj d. M. A. p S. &c., is Just published and
for sal by W. nj. MORRISON, doors west Browns
| Hotel July Is.
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r LEE OF WILLIAM COWPER, Esqs; by Rober
H Southey, Esq. Ii. D. (Poet Laureate, sac) in vs.
Also, fresh supply Of tile cheap edition of Wayerley
Novels, bride of Lammerinoora Legend of Montrose
| is this day received, and for sale by
w. M. MORRISON
July 10 Four doors west Of Browns Hotel.
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TRENCH MUsLINs AND CHINTZEs.-We are
Il selling off very cheap
5000 yards Muslins and Chintzes much below cost
8 cases Long Cloth Shirtings, very cheap.
Aug "a BRADLEY s. CATLETT.
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A CARD.-Being DESTROYS to reduce my present stock
"A (Which is large and varous) preparatory to laying
in Fall supplies shall offer goods at uery reduced prices
JAMES B. CLARKE,
No. from 9Th street. and opposite Centre Market.
Aug "a
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E,ORM BOOK, containing nearly three hundred of
the mo most approved receipts for conveyaneing Abb
for money, Letters of Attorney Bonds. Copartnershps
Leases Petitions, and Wills besides many other subjects
referred to in the index by member of the Philadelphia
bar few copies for sale by w. M. MORRISON, 4
doors west of Browns hotel. Aug. 10.
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NTARRYAT'S DIARY IN AMERICA, with Re-
lvl marks on its Institutions
Also, the tenth number of Bozs Sketches.
Just published and for sale at w. M. MORRISON'S,
doors west Of Browns hotel Aug 10
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lYNHIrE LEAD FACTORY-The subscriber offers
w for sale rent, liberal terms, the white lead
factory recently erected by him, the railroad Office.
If not disposed Of by the LIST Of September, the fixtures
and engine will be for SALE Forpartcnrs &c inquire of
JOHN PURDY.
Also, for rent new threestory brick house. situated
| Aug. 10 on street.
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NEW BOOKS.--Sidney Clifton, Vicissitudes in
|lN Both Henispheres, tale Of the nineteenth
tury in vol This day received and for SALE circu
lation, at W. M. MORRISON'S book and stationery
store, doors west of Browns hotel. Aug 10
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r ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODs.--We have on
IL hand between eighty and ninety thousand dollars
in very desirable Goods which will be sold UNUSUAL,
cheap in order to reduce stock We have, inpart
large supply of Carpetngs, Rugs, Sheetings, Diapers
Irish Linens, Silks, Cloths. Gottons, Moussenes d
LANES, Hosiery, and white Goods.
July 6. BRADLEY & CATLETT.
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1.-TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE THOU
l. SAND Sawed Laths, best quality, landing at
the wharf onCanal Bridge Lumber Of every descriptions
lime sand cement, Grewood, fence posts railing and
paling.
| Aug. 10. ULYSSES WARD.
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u edition of Waverley Novels (Ivanhoe) is this day
received and for sale by w. M MORRISON.
August 3. doors west OF Browns Hotel.
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YEAULv ADVERTISERS. -Merchants and Ira 'crs,
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MARRIAGES, OBITUARY NOTICES, and articles call
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:lI.LluAlpi, LINE.

Mn;l!lr to lnGl-t., vi. Eiori.h-
:: f'*:"--9- =. Lr..y,> N,'t: 'i:lns,iyS ','r'r>-
-:-.-'.'l ~ days, n,.l >aturd US, per tie
5>51-r sp r..d'd steamer Champion, (rN-
capt in .: $. r!a',} 10 T. sren.t thence per
steamer h. Roy t. La Grange, an, the; cn ir:r
TORS" pos. .,.;s via Ma:l.n., H.nb:!yo. Pa
d"r'orl, i5errnn, Nrlt,w's, l P rfy, to " l;'"n,
Ga; thc.lcc Vt. Alt!rd sryit.c au Sparta, 10 Nar-
rrntnn, !1e c. per rail road cars to Augusta.
HE Champ in *I:',:li "r'ttr w,th new
copper !'"l RS, c"prcrrt aud pp'r fastened.
Tiic IL Roy has been Thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations are Is handsome as any DO It.
This beau ia! Santa Rosa Sound, and Cnoctl-
walclalc Bay present the most interesting steam i,-
VACATION III tho South-le!aH at the sa!net me
perfectly Land locked.
II" Teams arc not surpass, On my route IN The
country the drivers, TO na0, cefSiu! al,d att'n
1--we.
Tie hrilsoa heretofore dangerous have en-
newly bH!t that high Waters do HOO inter csc
I.c eating hoUsc> have been oSt'y changed,
Nnt are now GOOD III any 70 1t N the SOntu.
II is generally known that the excellence and
hardness OF the roads rn1J!n the tra:IS vi all
sons to make great speed. Their slnouthn - So
cures The travel irola the ordinary iHtlgu" Of
stage travelling.
The Line Is now c rrYinr It's pass -u-rrs from
Augusta 10 Mobile III four days and tNc!vo
hours, Or 10 NV Orleans III tour days an! twenty
hours. Going TO Augusta, the lla, IS SIX days
and seven hours. Ia. llTio ut.n1ly employed lii
travelling is the it t, other direction, hut
the difference OF time The |! ntr, Is caused by i
day being lost in ycn>I5nla, wnich. however, is
well repaid by The up urtnnIy ii gives OF seer Z
the Navy Yard, tie o!d Spanish Forts, etc. HE
travel er al,o sleeps at N tcun, ul arlln at nr.
tcnton. This arrangement will col.iInua iii tho
traVc. turns northwar, vixen tn 'inc will bo tho
tro>, Mobile 10 Augusta, as it Is NV IN the
other direction.
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NJ CUNt No PAY
sNR Jpt! NS,DV, D,ce 10 iirAriiIA street, CO..
} fines hi practice To the Treatment vi ltlerti


ylR.J ,!NSN, biice 10 Hi"n'iti" street. con
- fines hi pracce IL the Treatment vi ltnereji
Disease, all rs din rent forms.
Dr. Jo4nsoa, fran residence IF many years i'll Hos
2iluls in r.urnn, devoted 10 tin. treatment e Ncncrral
nj 'cas.' and from his pres ut extensive practice N
that particular branch of the prulnSSion guarantees
safe, spe, dy and ercllnl cure to such persons
troubled with ANY OF the following discusses viz
Gonorrlnea, t;iccis, Su,ctn es, Chanrres, Buho+,
Seminal Weakness, Affections ofihe Bladder, Kidneys,
Lnns, Urrll,ra, r,oslra,e Gland, swel!ed csc!eS,
Ernptions the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
Joints;
And the numerous symptoms wl,c', generally follow
his disease.
Recent eases cured in two thee days wi,hou, the
Use of Mercury, interruption iron business ulleru-
ton in the mode ufvins.
A medicine t, prey emf Eeu.raal Disease can be oh
ia ned of DR.. Johnson. 1t is tr,!a the recipe Of the
Baron Larry, celebrated rrem:h Surgeon, and was
u sed by hun daring t.le several canpai in which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by Dr.. johnson, Al his office. Those persons
n,ins any ait. ton Of Ven:reai Disease, anl aou,
nkng voyages. or removing to the count would
do well by giving DR.. Johnson call proper nt4li-
zines for their in the shortest time be put up
with written directions fo their
Office open from in the morning until 10 O'Clock ut
night.
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Luz GINA COR AL,

n y
~ l'ANoCt.-'ihe United state. Aernt 'i Me
i''lrIn Cordial Or | xr Of Lave, returns his grnl"
Hr5<oWr,lgenrlt for fl .itcrug patronage which
e ''h+ already received, and also fer the macy tcs1l-
non''S w!ilch hav" been hin, touching the tie al
most rnrHcnoaS ri:arv of this intSiimnhc medicine.
IN" well founded reputation IT the lurinu Cordial
warrants the agent in thlrawiug his long ndTe tiS'-
meats; hat Tor the benefit Of those persons IN Iu'F
as ycl BE- G:ihwnc o. its ua'rre, he "iiti rXl1ritit
Stn" ila1 it Is DR.. Nngniu's celebrated discovery,
wheel, has created such t,nn in 'rurc".Iha' ii
speedily restores :iI' vrc ppNrrs, where they have
been exhausted. ,v disease ntirrwisc, and Sul+inn
nIIt rtnsnc> 'itH lrncrrnut tunct;rns; that it is an
ti'tunl 'r the luor ,lhus; ard Above ali lat
i the on'v remedy ever discovered for t. removal Of
n?"rnc, IN l,'alcs and !,lrrrnnrsS III females. Diving
n v"s inv;s l;'r 'lIilrs :ti- also highly use
III IN . rt nb,ru",rd, difficult painful III 'n-trua
tn' ilr"niin ut'hc ur,l iuvv!rn2rv discharge
''rr"! chr mic cruptnn' .: Tie Shn. dTOpsca "ntc-
u"nS Of the aZc,l SC.
In "rr'rr Tint a ciassrs+ If society may receive the
benefit oi ,r. Nu.n- discovery. the har,..an pro
r'tor has consented that the CnaI s!nli he sid in
bottles Of six each, ut the reduced plirr Z, 81
winch l., los than half the price c!1ars"l for II IN
France.
JOHN WINTERS l!OLDE2WELI.. NJ. y.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale at hoIe<alc and retail!
nj M. 90 Pnydus street between Magazine and Camp
SIS, New Orleans. nt9G