ji:n-"rf 'rV1in, h.U, irnt Minister,'? f 'tfeSr-cic thK YV" OnSirjdaVoFthkceisiom-theW. iFife.-fWe .!, ifti"intiJ VnS & .
Con?rt5';.; n,L
' -.-i. rise fr-thM.daei;
51 inionnii'"v . ,!.""
' Ttri Vr.lAI st7Ajall itvi.jtoe.
: Ann'a was considered 1
! that inc - ,
The nexl dv brought noro
tl)u(Ke Me1f ,to.vi! or.K
'.j. Written ,Ii.v.1ir.ner tl
' .irr "ttethttliewQtDI.lielis
e,obVqrf accounts iolonn njjfctf 1
? f 'Jnond. and was witbin "wi'Vniles of
ns vhfrc he pHposcd raining
It will be seen br the foregomjr.ao
Jed due! has resulted m the spared
lives of the tombatant9.--Ve rejoice
that both have csrqpeu t.idi iicimci,
fcf them have rushed unbidden into the
TrPsence of God y but - had: one been
tilled, then 'should.Ave have xyished
...t ihe 1asf -'ourcnuntrVivere ef-
frctnat, t( bripp the fiurvitinpf offender
to justice.
A
I! it not to be lamented
most serious .evil, that a practice j
60 inhuman in its nature, sa subver
,jveof moral principle, and sodestruc
liTe of domestic happineVs,, should be
cenntenahced bj'an enlightenel and
T,tmr,a! community Let legislators
tJ.eir duty, b enactipJavTs: .that!
. r;:j render .tlus - OcieMaoiC t cumoeq,
not "only 'IrTminaV In the first degree,
l.ut attach infaovo the parties- con-
HV. Borfhvick. !afe.Casherorthc
Kas I.fthin co'ch Rankin;; House,
Vi-H, defiladed hat institution of the
fum of 42,000 pounds-arrived at 8a
narniih in tha pHj uno, from i Liyr
pf.r,on the 1Jjii'a. and W intant
Jt af pfejendei!y-5irt 'jiiruii," She
Tiff of the runtv. A rMvaid" eff" 500
poQ"nd, it is said, was offered in Kn;j
knd for his appreliepsion, and which
Vr. P'Lvon is -entitled to.; iHortli
ick delivered up 200 puurrds. and
sfa'eo that the remainder was. in Ku
'mre.sabiect to his order. 8000 pounds came down to the coast, there wasno
MerP exjted to be foqfld in his trunk i thin-to be seen hut thf jrilt. figurf
m board the Juno. Tie has confessed J head of a vessel, which arreponds
tirrelf puilty of the act for which he
ias apprehended. ,
' T?r Crmrissioner for the adjnst
ir.fTrt of claimsur.der the Florid s trea-tT,-tnet
onu- the 11th insiant, the imy
To which they had adjourned r.ri the
11th of March .last. M'r. White & Mr.
TazewelKonlv beinc present, the v ad- i
jpurDed, without enteripsr into busi- '
r.es. until u ronesoay. ,wnen tne ar
ril f the thin? Conijusione r, Mr.
I'.irjr, rnmpleted the Board. Having
fxeil the hour of meeting at IfX o'clock,
. m i II
the'Board then adjf urn'ed." On "I'hurs-
r.ay morn l r.g, they proceetieil to dis
pose of the new. memorials.) which had
bern filed ir. pursuance of their last
-orcers. the number of wliich, we.un-j
derstand, coniilembry exceeds jit'f i
hvvSt(l thu lonkins the whole, num-
her of rrt nif-rials filtd more than.si.T
Utn -hundred.' The "examination of
ihe new rnt morials will probably oc
cupy the lJuard for three weeks or a
tm-nlh : whether they will enter upon
anyVihei division of their labors at the
expiration f that' time, or allow lur
t! crtime to the claimants, by adjourn
ment to pr.me future flay,' is notyet
lnyn. HeapprehemL however, that
' as the mere reception or rejection pf
temVials forms but the smallest nart
f f their ! boriou sd u t i es, th ey w 1 1 1 fui d j
iirinrnes compeney very soon to
ut the Hoc.r against all prpernatina
Iuts, and proceed to, the-examination
pf the voluminous documents in sup
port of the severat claims. XaL Int.
.;4'"reeably'fo the previous arrarge
Ir.fi.is. and the nuhlichofir in-ven nf
them, - the First Unitarian Church oft
the City cf Washington was opened
and dcd.catcdVn- Sunday the '9th inst.
i.ft dedication sermon was preached
in the' KMWn, to a rge audience,'
hy the Rev. Hobart Little, Minister of
the congregation followed by; a fVr
.Jaoo iK the afternoOD,by"the Hev. Mr
llddotrei?, 4 of Philadelphia : ' both ser
vices were 'accom panied by a dumber
ftjne pieces of facre'd. rniusic perforrn
d by the strongest choir we!have ever
heard Jn th city, . The opening of
this chnrch is interesting to' our com
munity generally," inasmuch as it adds
a very handsome impfovcinentto our
c,ty. The design ,of the edifice was
turnished, by Charles Bulfinch, Esq:
Architect jof the CapitpU and it is cer
tainly hishW creditable to his tAstP
?i d judsmeijtiThe urifinUhedJoweri
on the simtK ffrwt ..,.,u,t.t ; :1
to be surmounted by a cupola md bell,
- -"u,. wnen that shi bi p.nranli.fft '" v .r ,.-"'JF'T ."ru ; yj if meni in me -new ana- c
r-..l - I v" : .... V . -. . I 1 . ! 4hAk.n 1 ha Atm! I .1 J'l
the' Bar. The gratia
f" fTrecfr offAe Albion A letf er.dat
ed Chestercotapt
5, Jf aVs" Ou r n e igh borLT r. Williams
vhich:'eivesr:eryactjDfi.vdes
tnpnnn oi.iu vwu-tmraguiuys ecflpei
dentia tnterferepc"e.,?-J ' - k
( e o f th e. fa sse ne - jV 1b onV
I thefriendtf:learninff,aUfl particular-
( Iv YtieCnlleisc'e. - hive experiencetf a
the pr8xintenti6n i of yiaiting.; he
"seats; of- If ftrriinc Tn Europev in'prder j
i to advanbe hrmse-lf irv scientifiq' know-1
J- Gtoeralpw6itefttsJrV:fr Hani
officer, ivhef unfqrtunate.lerjslied tnT
t h e w re r H (o f t h e "A bTop -vper fo r med
the 'folio winp rernarlcabte -achieve ir. e n t
a t h e'sieffe of Sa ra go ssa. r ! A 1 1 ne h ead
Of his corps of cayalrr Ihe forced a
passa inrougn ;one inc frares r
the. city "which was immediately after
clsed upon him . ahd his fol lowers: .
tie penefraten to the heart or tfiecitjp
defending ifh's e I f w i t h r s u ch gal 1 ant r.j
thattKey consented to'opop the gate&
and let him return to JITe, French ar
uiyj wlii'ch he accordingly did.,.
M e bave tti.;rT7 1111.6 .ftlRmiriesu
alreaiiy. rfcorflea," occasion hytae.
! late dreadful clo on '.the Briiisii coast;'
j the losis of his Alajestj's ship the Con-'
j fiance. Svffft all iher crew, consisting of
J 20 menj This vjessel sailed froml
f Cove oh Sunday "irinrnlngin company-
j with the liarnett.' I he weather came
on rxcfssively hard, until at length it
. blew a, tremendous gale. jj'he Ornett
: putninKMisaJe'and the Confwi.ncet
kept Ihe sop. OfjAIo'pdarooriitns,
i before lay, -shots , were heard b? the
j people resiliug near Mizetr-Kead,' on
the South-westrco3St, which evideTtIy
proceeded, from some ship in distress.
I When the 'day broke, and the people
vr that of the. Confiance. t. In some
; tin.e after, the bodies of four marines
j were washed 'ahire. and also a box,
! in'whirh was contained Ihe commis
j sion of the second lieutenant Alexan
der) of the Confiance, which cannot
i leave a doubt--that it was that vessel'
j which unfortunately was lost. . We
understand, Jlvat in endeavouring to
jcK' up softie pieces of wreck which
Aw. -. m .k-.MaVKn I- a. a..u
Were driven in among the. rocfes, four
of. the country people were drowned
The Confiance was commanded' by
Captain Morgan,. who Was first Lieu
tenant of the- Kndymion; when that
vessel captured the American ship the
President, arrd was promoted for his
gallantry on that occasion, v
. .' . ,V I English paper,.
iTinlenl death nf Gen. Zotig.f-A letr
ten received Jri Boston, from an'Arne
-ricah gentleman in the city of Mexico,
'dated 9thof April last, communicates
the death Vf Ge,n.jLong., The. writer
states i Since-jthe adoption of .the
present gnvern merit, wkich is deciiled
ly nionarcJiicaU at'd intoleratit-in r'elir
gion, Gen.ongi with -his officers and
soldiers, ' jVaide' itiieicl . hi rjr tier; seriy ice?:
and admitting the --undoubted right
of the people to frame their govern
ment, -have; demanded rernu iteration
for' their services and ,permission t6
leave the country. 1 found Gen. J.
in this city, with a few, of his officers,
j pnoannn sewing ineir ciaims. ine
. I ?" aL Zu, l ' f r-i
General bad brought thein, with grent
perseverance, nearly. to a closed and a
favorable issue ; when, yesterday, 'a-bour-8
o'clock in the morning, he prx)
cewlel to te'qnarters oi Col. O'ltie
ley wlii ch are . jh (lie .inquisition) to
consult with lijm on' the subject. The
General Was alone aocf a he entered
the sate, a .cadet on sentry shot him-
through the lungs, and he expired im
mediately. ;.A : .vjpil of mystery hangs
overlliis black JransactiW, which time
alone catl:unmaik.,,
- A letter received bya gentleman in
New-York, from Col. O'UieleVi dated
x
Citr of Mexico, April i 2, 1 822, state J
lhat iatter the death oltheenterpriz-,
hng andpatriotic but unfortunate Gen.
long, pis jai-'yviii anu testament; was
fui nil in his porifolio, Jiy w hich he te
qtieatbs bis effects to his honored arid
ged Father, Frederick Long, of the
City gf.NeW-yprki ; &c.,That the Mex
i t an go V e rnmerit has obtained his j II
a nd 'ad i u sted his a cc'ou n t , a n d are n o vr
( ready to pay the same , over to his fa-.
ai. . i "L; !-, .:-'t -Sr""
iner m prumug nimseii o ne nis 14
. t ' " t y 1 ' '- '. S-
ijury;)f CoJwnbia tconnl Gcrpsent
Ris k;4rrie va nee" cof ! thV : u n vvdrran fable
I exprnlon of lanffuage' by'fneihbers ojj
wirnesi.es vanu javcercain ope rpiexiog
andinitatihirWnannevfespf lnterrpffatinii
Ttne$ses, wit)tarview"tolenqarrasstjft
istrnrta: Cloth compared' orVooJIeof
tanu tOiitri ; ir wnicu vainer we tn
ficheapVand fs much mnreUcrviceable,
wears ; bet tfr i than im ported
Ptainsfand : liaafbeen reffirrirtih;
wherever' it ' ha s beeirr f atMuced.
- v American Gtothi. ; had - thplea'r
fture;yest6la of;eia
i"u. K p i cce -t o t Extra'$tiw$r ; Amicmni
IhLueJbadclnth ma
diiJtq our' pwn
favor,1 ive have, the assurance ;of jpooii
petent iudges that for.teixture, material J
ann nnisn, u is equal ii an jinn ev
er matte i ri t hiciAlti t ry'iapffi wjl" n ol
su fffr in comnarison with he Jpjctrai
super. -Pixons. of. Brirain.r Partfcuiafj
atteanon is paia to ine. quraomiy oi.
the-'color of thiSacjirth which is war.
ra n ted 'to stdjidy' Wev. fee I, assured i t
is onfy .'necessary for the:mica)i;
people fo become acqtiantedwifh"lie
excejlehce of the naoufiicture of w ool:
and cof ton' of -their own country to
give them a decided prejerence, ttSpe-j
ciaily as t hoy can be affordecf at m ich
cHeAfer prices than foreign fabrics ofi
the same d4 cripdon and quahlv.
A Ilrtfotrl paperstates that an es
tablishment ;fbr:4H )fltTacf'6rei; o
i ri'2S4on!iets is anout jo boJ mVde at
jinteri'dance of MrBSorilija'Veli.s'lie
lady t'6 ivj.iom a mefal wai votetl bv t!ie
;iovai oociery orV;rts in lirtO'ioiJanu
uiiii ii is iiue'uieu u ue carrieu uu io
a considerable extent.
Discover vj of the Arf of fflnss-Jlak- !
?w":.Pliv relates, "tha't the art of ;
making Glass - was discovered by the
i fotlowing circumstance ;-A.s some mei ;
jchanija were carrying IXitrefi ..tjiey-!.
stopped iiPar a Riye issuing from
Miurtt CaVmcl $ oot readily finding
stones to rest , their, kettles on, they
erii ployed- some .pieces' of their; nitre
Aim 4 V Ck t M -v . . yv Tl an ' iVnn.lll n I 1 .
i- 1 J vrw 'a reading, wfitmgi and arithmetic, as far
dissolving the Nitre,- it mixt with th w tUL tJ rklA , 1
. i a - '- k - i7ra?;the rule of three. -,'-wr-.--v-Y;-'
sand, and a transparent matter flo-wef , 4 r v-fr, it. . i liiii. i'
which in fact f-was nothing less than
glass. ; -. .' --". ;.:-;; :
j Yp.-r-The 'manufacturing etdbT
lishinent of CoJ.. Enoch' AV4swall? in
Watfrtown, Mas.. M'as entirely consu
med by fire on the tnornirig of the 30th
u1t. The, fire, wj:ich is conjectured to
h a v e '' a ri s e n fro m' s po n t a n p u s e o m b ii h -tion,;
was discovered in the upper, part
of the buildingV between "7-and 8 o'
clock but notwithstanding the eyer
tionsof the town people its progress
could . not be arrested. . We under
stand .that six , thousand dollars was
insured on the property in New-York.
The amount of loss is j estimated" at
from 1 2 to gl 5,000. V
The PtiWdeV. Mills pt AlrvlGehre
Trotter, in the vicinity of this place.
were yesterday, blown up, 'or the se
cohd time in Ihepiesent year 5 anil we
are sorry to add, that a negro man was
killed byjhe explosion,-and the bu ild
iug alniost entirely demolished 1 .
: . - i ;. - Lex. Pub. Adv '
Lead MnesThe valtiable" Lead
Mines belonging tothe j U. States, pri
the tipper Mississippi, are about being
leased ti ehterprjsfhg individuals.-
CoLliohnsotiA it is said, has obtained
a lease of part of then) J foi ten years.
The Indians, it seem si own aa Vast
portion of these mines, fend as a prof
of -th ei r a m 1 azrn v 1 i ch h ess ; an d yalne,
theS. Louis ErjoTiirer-represents that
one person in a season sriit ted 800,000
pounas oi .in is mineral, l.ue ncoes
of our soil appear to be inexhaustible
in coal,5 copper lead, silver, &c., -l '-;
7"4'. '"?- . -jv---;:ry;!:-i'
tiiverpool state that Apiencan veFsels
fadetr with hiiMinn nd'Britishi Manu-
t'actures have cIeacedVoiutv from that
porif on. Jiriusfi accouui, iui jam, uui
fea.lly intended for ChinanItUsttiot
improbabl e t h a t the B ri t isfi Mercha hts
intend to trade as Americariand uri
der the Am erica h flirg,' on til they have
Settled their diflerericewith the JDhi
nese.v Nothing icOUld be easier, updr
such- circumstances, i than for jhoe
Anglo'A met ica'n traders - to r.qu arret
aga i n with th eChi n ese and thrif cause
our .Flag to beshut oiit from Canton.
Ourj government shopld ins'tanfiy,-i if
they.havevhot already isendputf in
structions to pur Consutior his gover,h-
-- ' a' ' -a.?- i.-V.. ''.:"-:-
ft suitcf cdrifertircs'betufeenMKiSttva
pnsesron;thc iabjecfthe VitinT
MiionwaVfepitrteCio bnt.r f oases. -
k- AuwrrrauwiQ- co-in 'reports ( accord f
xiRiencePi piernnts c(aime or:j
Vi rgi nia onjnfiia j f of -HeofiitterV a ndi
ores s e i w i I li ngn es X o isubmit thoe
i!tt uuartr o.t cu.iuitisitipers msuruieu
according -to thecnmpaet.Vahd. $nn
ciuaes iin ine foirowin resuiations y
Itesolvcdtfy th& General dssem6&f
is epedtent tt appoint A:Biard of Co joA
missioners; Hsdesinwl :by the Siatebf vir-;
giqiifi, m iiqr coTtn u n icationap tneene-r
tbVcOipaCtr
controversy oeiweerv.tne .x.wo otatesv
tiousje of Represfiiititi yespn'-tii& aoi
th.i.HUtefVwith aulhoritv to enter4nro the:
viujL.me. Virginia cpginvjssipner, jpajat
torj to tbe orgam?atipn tot; the; tribqnal
(wiide f ; tbe oropat an3 T0prY,the.ame 1
io. tnt? legislature of KerituckyV at thcirl
next: esslonj' taxable;;': thx .toapoifat
cntoneron th parof ;ieuiucky
whictitreport siiall be sublect to the cdn-
4rpiCthe'Ji'islat.ttVe;t r..jj:;
i -ftSotoed. THat the; Governor of Ken-
tuckjl Btr Vequeted'toP commiinicate tKe
eigti-KsirVuV com rt) issioiii4 from, ir-
. tf en r y Clay was a pno i pteil-a jCom -;
in.iss orierr-p ufs u a sit , to Mi e seco n cL,o J
cnese. resolutions, f--:
(snv late! pcfersburg;kepuhlifcan)
a n v e'ia minat io'of the sch t a cs bet ong
i rig uik6md2v$pn ejniria rif estab
lishirlertin-;thisorww
befin "in Rtration only thirteen mopths.
ThischiAf wlijch i conducted: u pori
t'fie LaTi'casW?an system; owes its ori
gi n ,3s ma tiyyot'-ou r reader s are , app t :
ssd,Jto the -benevolence of; the late
M r.Da vtyA nderson, who benueathefl
his estate (between ibtfL 12 OOOV
the
to thM" Corpora tiou. for jtheJpurposeotV
gi vi ri! a p! sitti ..English eijiication to ttv?'
poor
time
chibli en of Peterburs. At the 1
of f Vr; nderson V: deatfic the
L
ncasteria.-! mode' of educationvas
jilknown a'oong us ; arid ;d he good
mariin hiakingjf' bequestanticipat
eo 11 tin ing more tna n : uesrowjng up.'m
a ff W f the roost indigent children of
itlre tovvnthe first rudiments ofart En-
glisb
that
education h i s y?i 1 1-; eit pressi rig;;
?
t
ney snumr ue insi.ruciuUxOii
1 ' A. ; k ' ' 1:' - V. ' L - '3' '
in
Little did this most excellent 'cfti
zenJ feagi n e' that; hi s do nation aitled
liyhje pittance we- recetve irom Jtbe
J itrar vr Fu nd . and anfacorisiderable t
sUpscri pf ion on th e part pf the ;corpo.
faiia
raupn, was oestinpq io impart xo eve--ry
poor child in f'etersburg, stichni
e f u cation as- is ord inarily bestowed "
upon those who are not 'designed for"
the higher f de!artmen
Such,
however is the fact, .- s-f !
th e Anderson , Seinjnnr there
Ihis time no less than one Attn-
Jof
fin
are at
Hfred on ic.ri-it&if scholarsV and their
improvement has. been mast astonish
f ng. (The sch ool w as open edj o n,' the
nrst of May; 1821, at hi ch time many
of; tbef sc holers wet'e;ilnacrjjuairited
teven iwlth; the alphabet ;, whjle very
! fe V coul dire ad , arid a st i I If sbiafler
number write or cypher.' w hat is the
state of? inijoveme'ttt; ;sioce that pe
riod ?; Many, it not ail, ot those Who
Commenced in thejtlrst;cssJand;
nia'rkid their rudecharacte
now writeya fair, legible hand, andat
the same time have rapidly progressed
in reauing, cypncripg, w,u. uiju-manifest
generally such fan unexpected im
provementvas to afford the most pleas-
ting satisfaction to: the trustees,.and
entitles the conductor oFhe scnoor to
the best thanks of thexommunity, for
his perseverance and indefatigable at-,
ten tion to the arduous duties ofhts
office. :ry fff f ' V-e"-
If The great and "unusual rise pf the
Aiaoama river:;ays uie rjurmwn; uos
se rious ly i rij i t red theplapte rsof that
country. All the planters onthe river;
wtll have tof: repiantJpsingj;therein
ja'll their previous labor - and piany, we
fear; have jnot feidfjit5, enough
to seeure ieed.torjthe secoho)lanting
liX'thaievjBiVWlroi
rygreatWhav heard of tbreC very:
valuable laiitatioris,flm
destroyed : by the washipg of the a-
terS. N-. .-'" i '--s'J.-4 --4 H; ' .
It ii ,rj?much. tope regretted that
tije. fine landsont
are subject to overfluwr but ithere i
sojT;rerief inefa
ecu H to a ny mi sebfe vou s
ceptib extraofinarxtasons,
fcwith,the epe ienced & careful plan
ter, :the tossaf the .rstrls! but jth
loss 6 jf labor!: iir the : first ;iaritingf JgVv
the recession , of thenwaters, always;
aftirds;time!fe
Tiiet late sweifpl tlievriyersaid
tothayeibeeh uoeauan
anntjnirtUpwafli;of 400" Bfititi; s
families arrel Vesidinvat Toura.". ' ,
niefoIJovVin'nafotimprtf U H
paWfWashf ntliine; oUi: Countf' v
oFjho .Amartcan pharacterX he'sara1- ' '
he Engiivhon
Wlr t-?thrco .eyon(lAfthAtltic; ,
equal them av least; in libertvhd po '
I.ttcaUnlellince'V thit Aey.iJ Vbli'r
o strtisgf ocessfi witf, m-? i ?ri
mer country, in what lfiirardiiliero- ' r-a
cesVof oirirne rce; imlastfi, id C f
cu ureVnd;tW th sorpas 'itfii
jiueipprme oeni miietr tterafv $arsy ) 1 ,
..rlOu'iic.ea ' ..J'!
vortl.y;of takihhisIa ' ;
of tjie Engiishaicsf lsAtWf- '
EUzahnmniThi ill.
50urce;hiheloUa'keo: ifroiS ierolVAii' ;,?, ?ii' ,
lilmeicalr :;
tQe fevel of ffte purea ' i
iTflnt ivrifr .r.rultioH hvTKVii1ftnl 99 r -.::-: 3. : t J -.
ttif.eoyiwgiana.;,:.
TeMaria?ersof the N-dieahl ' 1;
Theitrejratelddres
TAioffi tbiIeiirated lch-Trai. J S ' I
tyisit thiscountrvioi
Vxhibiting bis talenta mw JthcKtfc
e ppciv'y.uioioi iwto 5 y .1 eerj i, ( ' .;i
which does hdnor tdfheMad arid heart if? .
f tJiejWrjteo that heVafe deciiried feX
iiriTjtalion .
J-V'-
azctteh
and incessant toils had "left me even ihfc fios. '
sibiUtyVpf :domf so but the busmesi ; tlie
j Stage gaj at) tny timean(
i-pie anV to .deyotb tdihy private affair hence ;
-.4 . -. .. .. i. ;
v:;:yy ;
.; Sitt I would h?T answered louj? agjl ;, -r'v
your lettervwhich Mr;:Gilfert'Had, thegoWf1; V :
riess to forward Ho the. it e6ntiimt;Mud3or( ?" -T .
n. j mat l,iiavc uluu iu utAwiifj reai iiie, anu . .
whom 1. associate exclusively id5 not Uow ? -;
T " " -- ' " - n.- ' . v t TT V A TV WAJI A. -
siH: arellfc
tarded this answ.er. 'o'urinvftatioii to -.-viSf
your chantry; is tod:1ftattennf notdpexCite 'V
in me the liveliest gratitude and:'' the "man-
her iiwhich it is exptesseaVrnuirtrnecesry f
add to the regret 1 feel in not hafirigjt in my -
powerto accent it' trhfortun
to feel the dedine of Veat-s. arid trie children
fby whomlani ,iiiToo4ded arjei,stiU .t that
period ot life wftica claims jjlllbe cares ot a;,
tauier-j .this' forbwis tpe to expose-' mv healtbT
td'tJid fatig-ues of "alonff ,-navJaitrQn arid td -
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uic lunuence o anoer cumatte. ;;it was nor,
J confessithout grief, afterI Jtad.beeh long-
derarog theT;neSori(i f Atjr fancysmjled ai
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Ra&hen oftbenhletrjrerv,
pui tue-ocearipetwcrn me ana, ,my children,
arid 1 oou ilqt; resolvepU that Reparations ?
Jyput
tnit -'to'lau those Vho have participated in jour. ;
kind intentions relative to' meif the lively; ex
pression., of-, m v firatitude. I had almost said;
the sbitqw it Ogives rrie,nbttd accept of ad; ;
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rri owing is easier man to nna fame; ; (
especialiyf yntM gomnirierits f i; f v-;
d:ca)aBoAt ,
fcbfere " ,
ecoiibi6alJrfic
certof iciimanvdi 4' 4
cians wreJmtnedia vt g
have; killed nearUQcljtcViedun .f
The doctors avo wed their innocerice9 ;.
andJdeclaieilihat !no; digitalis atll- ' VI.
had.bee qTje'Q.V f No id igilalis ! ! 0
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Penmanship was ooii ttea in the Report -' f
of tbefTcuUof the;Ieicade-:r-.
my inserted In'ciur last r f f .-" vjf f f ' v-. J..--
: f It'i;dae to:tlir. Frle fTeacher of PetK C ;;
Tnahsoip;' to sayrthitf duriii&liia abort fconr j . ' ;(
dents, llde-, arid ieTnale,' Jhaye Sie cwsi-:f
deraEJe A pficiejieyr(in XCppwridhVTh'e
ithproyement of several that ciifrht be nameA
exceeded aU expectation; :;'tv. V r"
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On the 10th. lost. Thomas IL Ddrini, :
EsqUorney at 'tawC Petersburg ia ;f . "
MissuMarv: Johnson Jdauerhter of.Wiu. ' .
Jbhristmi Esq, ?of Chesterfield, Vaf V: '' f
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sister "of Col. Vm; Crbgnapf iie defenderj , .f -.' f ( f j
df Fort Saiidusky; during tne Jaie: waK.f f ;,L ) f
m NasJi" .county,' Mr Ande i ."J
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