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BOSTON. October 30.
FROM MAtAGA
Captain Foster, from Malaga,'"who arriv-
ed in (he outward harbor yesterday, in a
short passage, says it was reported tbe.etbat
French troops were to occupy the ports of
Spain. Such mav he the pretence, to eon-
cja! the design and prepration foran attack.
on Gibraltar.
A report of the surrender of Copenhagen
had reached Malaga.
NFAV-YORK, N member 3.
No arrivals at this port since our last.
Belo • last ni^ht, one bri '.
Cleared-"¦ship New-York, Moncreif
ica ; bri • Georgia, T celin. Savannah ;
Elixa, Cii'nmi":', Bordeaux ; sehr. Thomas,
B Mi'hnot, St. Thomas ; Wolcott, Ailyn,
\V. Indies,
Extract of a letter from Captain. James
Brown to the editors of the Gazette, dated
La Vera Crux Sept. 30. —" Capt. Weeks,
of the schr. Derne, of Baltimore, inlat. 28,
long. 69 fell in with the wreck of the
schr Eliza, from Philadelphia bound to
St. Jago de Cuba—he hiok one man off the
¦wreck, nearly exhausted, having had no
Sustenance for 5 days. This man supposes
t: >e ret of the crew nvist have been 1st.
The schr. lost her rudder while scudding
in a jjale, hen she immediately broached to,
and falling into the trough of the sea cap
S zed. This sailor says he never saw any
of the crew after the veseel upset, except
the mate ; and he held on tor two days, but,
from fatigue and weakness, left his hold
and perished."
PHILA.DELPHJ \, November 3.
Arrived, ""hip Bengal, Donalds n,Culcutta,
163 days, hale goods, &c. ; schr. Delesder
nier.Drinkwater Passamaquoddy,Jpars. &c.;
sloop favorite, Keen, Savannah, 9, woods.
Cleared, ship H dcyon, Read, Liverpool;
Brig Eliza. Coffin, S^-.nnnah.
SI 1 p M illy Bockius, hence, at Nassau.
Yesterday arrived', ship 'engftl, captain
0onaldson, from Calcutta;, and la-4 from St.
Helena, whew he touched the 24th of An.
post, and left there the ship Jefferson, Hrnch,
of New-Bedford, from a whaling voyage on
the coast of Chili, and was bound to some
port in England. The 8th of October, lat.
23, 30. long. 58, 30, spoke brig Susannah,
Stanswood, from Alexandria for Haibados
Out 35 days, who supplied the Bengal with
some flour and other necessaries that she
Stood in need of.
FEDERAL GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4.
Was spoken, Oct. So. in lat. 4%. 26,
I?, long. 50, W. shipHarri t, Childs, 35
days from Amsterdam for Baltimore.
Trinidad. Sept. 12.
A ship of war has been appointed to take
?he trade from hence on the 22d of Octo-
ber next.
The price ¦ f flour being fixed at eighteen
dollars, the half-bit loaf must weigh nine
ounces.
The troop of horse commanded by Jos
eph II. Nicholson, junr. and the compa.
jriies commanded by J hn Elder, John B.
Well > Nathan Brawner and John Mack-
jiil, jun. have tendered their services to the
executive of Marland, as part of the quota
required by the president of the United
States- ,
Frisby Tilghman, esq. is appointed judge
of the orphan's court for Washington
county, vice Ignatius Taylor deceaseds
A number of vessels from European and
West India voyages have been lately b ard-
ed from a variety of the British ships of
war, who have, in almost every instance
that we have heard of lately, treated our
captains with marked politeness. One of
them asked, from whence proceeds this un-
usunl politeness ? To which the British of-
ficer replied, Ne-v Orders ! One of our cap-
tains was told in Jamaica, that they had ne*
orders, which enjoined thtm not to press an
American who had a protection ; and he
adds, that it was observed, that even the
British officers did not search or even enter
the American vessels in Jamaica, to look
for men, as formerly. [_Phila. paper.~\
j to Baltimore, the legislature and the courts
i'f justice won' r.ved or insulted by
the Mob of the City !
To the misguided promoters of the late
proceedings', I would also give one admoni-
tion If they are in reality, what they pro-
fess to be, trie friends of republican institu-
tions, they are taking the most effectual
method to bring such institution's into con-
tempt and detestation,
I have only to add, that as no actual inju-
ry was done to persons or property, I re-
joice that not a drop of blood has been shed,
ft would have rendered me unhappy indeed,
had a single individual lost his life, while
he confined himself to the amusement of at-
tending my effigy to the funeral pile'.
LUTHER M WITIN.
[To explain to distant readers the allusion
in Mr. Martin's letter to the affair of last
cening, it may be necessary to remark,
that, agieeab'y to the " invitation" noticed
yesterday, a number of persons assembled
on the Point, who prepared the Erfigies of
CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL, Co!.
Burr, Mr. Blannerhdsscf, and Mr. Martin,
which they parad -d thiough the streets, &
afterwards 1 ung and burnt. The people
of Baltimore took no part in the trolic]
A very material defect his manifested
itself.it Washington, in the hall of the house
of representatives. The voice of the speak-
er is completely lost in echo, before it reach-
es the ear Nothing distinctly can be heard
from the chair on the members. It requires
quite an effort to catch with precision, from
amidst the floating reverberations of the hall,
a distinct idea of what i» passing.
[•New York paper.]
C ommufucation.
Died suddenly, last night, at his seat in
the country, of an apoplectic stroke, David
Brown, a valuable member of the Society
of Friends, and a greatly respeceed inhabit-
ant of this city.
3T7* His friends and acquaintance are res-
pectfully invited to meet at the house of
George Matthews, near the Friends' Meeting
Mouse in Old Town, al 9 o'clock to morrow
morning, in oider to attend his funeral.
From tfic Merchant^ Coffer-House Books\
November 1.
Arrived, ship Hebe, (late Pearsall) 105
days from the I le of France ; cofflc and
teas, John Donnell. Lett, brig Lyon,
Stanley, for B.diim .re in a few days ; and
others before reported. No American ves-
sels had arrived there alter the sailing of
the Phcebe. The ship Augusta, Sanford,
of this p. rt, had arrived at Bourbon from
Aden. Spoke nothing on the passage.
Also, Portuguese ship Fentacoa, Sala-
zar, 60 days from Oporto ; salt, wine and
fruit, Robert Barry Sept 24, lat. 32 1-2
long. 40 1 2, experienced a severe gale,
had his deck swept of every thing—lost
two men overboard.
The 3hnish schr. Antoinette, Hurst,
from St. Domiii ;o f. r Baltimore, had Deen
captured by the British and sent to Jamaica.
The brig Joseph, Murphey, and schr.
Linnet, Darnell, hence to Jamaica, have
been captured by the French, and sent into
St. Jago.
The schr. Merchant, McRae, from Ha-
vana for Baltimore, was spoke c. days since,
60 miles southward of cape Henry, in 25
fathoms water, out 10 days.
Sale by Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING,
The Sth instant at 10 o'clock, at ilie Vendue
Warehouse at the comer <>; scoaii and
Frederick streets, will commence the sale
of
A variety of Dry Goods,
Amo-g •tuliich ure,
2 bales fine Cloth*,
1 Cassimeres,
2 bltle arid mixed Plains,
2 Ba zes. Asserted,
2 fine Flannels,
3 trunks Hosiery
2 cases Velvets and Velveteens,
1 Corded Dimities,
2 trunks Calicoes,
1 6 4 Tainhe>red*Muslins,
A'sn f" aciomtt of the underwriters,
1 bale damage el Cloths.
And at 1? o'clock,
70 hhds. Sugar, part thereof good quality,
150 bags Coffee,
18 pipes of lsi quality Cogniac Brandy,
25 casks Rice, and 50 de. Raising,
A quwu ty of Loaf Sugar, Shot, Tobacco,
Sega's, unit
A variety of Paints in kegs.
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
November 4.
For Sale,
The Cargo of th • ship i'V' tnc.tr, from Oporto,
Consisting of
20 pipes ) Itoyal Company's
S-i bbds. CpORt WINK,
140 xp- casks j being of a superior quality,
3800 bush -Is St Ubes Salt,
5') Jinxes fresh Lemons,
50 strings large Onions,
Also in star,- fromformer importations,
15 pipi 3 choice Lisbon VVnie,
4 do. superior L. P. Madeira,
50oo bushels Coarse Salt,
20 bales Bottle Corks,
5.dozen MorrOcco Skins,
Which will he sold on liberal terms, to
close sales, on application lo
ROBERT BMIRY,
No. 12, N. Gay street
November 4. d!ue, red, bro-vn and green Serges,
1 case (15 eloz ) Cotton Umbrellas, 24, 26,
4 bales indigo blue Plains, [ iS, 30 inch.
1 case tJ.-itish Sheetings,
1 di to Baiuon Dimity,
1 ditto Quj'tmgs,
1 ditto W ave WVistcoal Qudtirg,
'£ ' u Iks chocolate and re<; Prints
Tin ab.ive Goods are entitled to debenture,
and boiug purchased immediately from tiie
manufacturers for cash, will be sold low ou a
reasonable credit.
ALSO,
518 b»gs St Domingo Cott'ee,
2 packages Madras Handkerchiefs,
1 bale Seersu kers,
26 bales Only Handlt'fs, Cheeks andCustahs,
200 qr. chests and boxes Young Hyson Teas,
6 pipes London Particular Madeira Wine,
And a varieii oi In ia Bale Goods, suned
fur ex.nutation.' SOLOMON L i'TIN'G.
Nov 4- wfn,l4w
lien, k Geo. Williams,
No. 3, BOWLV'S W.IABF,
Have reciv-i per seitt William, Jrosh Bostm,
40 nates India Goo Is, consisting of Gorraiis,
Main jodies, Cossas, Checus, Seersucker*)
llauda' n.i and Lunge) H'uki's Carradarys,
ike he.
60 Hi !s. N. E. RnraJ
10 I'ipea winte Spanish Brandy.
IOjo b . s. Her i:i„s fresh inspected^
5 U g:j L II d,
50 Raisins,
'.0 casks Cur rant a,
Novciiiiiei' 4._______ d"t-eo5t||
iNicnois ad i'Tcucit,
No 12, joutestfeet,
Have this da' receipti tn additional supply of
PIECE GOODS consisting 0/
Meetgimgee. ) _
Julal,ioie and y Malmoodys,
G uzi pore J
TaiKtau,
A',iau,d, Xsaiiuah*
J da;pore andy
Mow J
F " pore Cossaes, and
BafkaA.
11 Stoie,
Emraerties, Batt..s .aid Checks. The above
enlilliid to debenture
Aitv cm Consignment,
Split Straw bmme s inc«SeS, and
A tew bags fresh II [js, ot a superior qua-
lily. Nor<4 dteJJ
This Day is Published by
CONRAD, l.UC \S and CO.
No. »38, Markei- sru£i>r,
iJ .rt ., Vol. 6, o
Dr. Meeses' iVew Cyclop a diet.
Aii'O, a n"\t work entitled
Multifera Nuvis.
Shia omnium mot talium ncrratur Siult.tia,
Modern Sh;p of Fools.,
Mro Peiennius.
" A Whip for the .l"rse, a Bridle for the
Ass, and a Rod for th'5 f ool's back "
Solomos
May be had as nbovr, Carr's Tour throegh
Holland, Kfsmstiy'S Li'e of Washington, rsc.
November 4. d4t
THIS DAY IS PIEIISBED
Tiie CRirK.K—No. 5.
CONTAININO
Remarks on the Theatre,
New Reading ol Shakespere suggested,
Burlesque Criti<[ue on Kit g Pc(jiii ^contiii-
ueWiapolis,, no act could have been more
grateful— 11 iw often have they said, that if
tht seat of government should be removed
bale by Auction.
J is' landing from the brig B/anchy, from Mar-
t.niaue, and ivtlt be added to our sale on Fri-
ilnv, the 6th instant, at 12 o'clock,
76 hhds. Musco. SUGAR,
Part of which i- first quality.
VAN WYCK & DOK.Si!.Y, Auct'rs.
November 4 _________________________
For Freight,
To any Port in th. Wtst-Indies,
, it'> The. BrigMe.TU.DA,
aiHiS^ Captain Richard M. Field,
"(^p A strong and remarkably fast
*sS'"«ffi:iiE'i" sailing vessel, burthen lObO
barrels. Apply to the captain on board, at
Bowly's wharf, or to
CUMB. D WILLIAMS,
Who has f r sate, on board said brig,
175 barrels Potatoes
25 ditto prime Pork
400; wt. new Cheese
4U00 bunches Qui ,ns.
And in St»re,
I'ti-ssia Sheetings, Deck, Hemp, Cotton,
Bengal Indigo, blue Nankeens, x The ragular Packet Schooner
SSk' ann
Thomas Kent, master,
____Will positively sail on Sunday
^^^ For freight or passage, apply to the
mister on board, at Bowly's wharf, or
A. & K BOUGHAN.
November 4. *'lt
For Sale,
A young Negro WOMAN. She is a good
washer and a plain rook, has oeen accustom-
ed to house work, is heathy, sober, and ho-
nest. Apply at tills Office.
Novembe r 4 _______ eo4t
Farm for Sale.
I will sell the FARM on which I now re-
side, 5 miles from the city of Baltimore, con-
taining; 150 acres, three-fourths of which is in
wood and heavily timbered ; there is suppos-
ed by good judges lo be from 2500 lo 3000
cord of wooel j the. other is under good culti-
vation. There is a young Orchard containing
several hundred trees of the best grafted
fruit, now beginir.g lo bear. A spring of pure
water very convenient. The Buildings are a
handsome two-story Frame House, 52 tset
front, completely finished ; a good Kitchen,
Spring, Smoke, Meat, Hen, Corns and Car
riage Houses ; good Barn and Stable, all well
finished and builtoF the best materials. The I
situation is supposed to be as healthy as any
in the world. It will be sold cheap, and a con-
siderable lime given on a part of the money
by the payments being secured.
ISRAEL PEIRCE.
N. B. Any person purchasing the Farm may
have, the farming utensils and stock if they
wish.
Nov. 4 Eaw4w
Subscription
To the Frecvh and English
POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL & LITE-
RARY GAZETTE
L'ORACLE
Will be published at CharUston, S. C. dai-
ly on the 1st of Jauu irv, 1808—hopes being
eiilaiued that a sufficient number of suuscrib-
eis will then be received lo defray expences.
The editor (who is here at pres nt) with a
view to procure subscribers, will use his b. *t
en h-avrs tor nder L'Oracle interesting; use-
ful -o'd agreeable to its patrons. Amatvursof
the French and English Language will please
to apply to the French Consul- like ,vise a sub-
scription list is opened at Messrs. Warier St
Ha-ma's Book store- -At the Merchant's Cof-
fee bouse, and at t! is office.
L'Oracle will be transmitted to distant sub-
scribers in the Unied Slat's, by the regular
post days, a nine dollars per annum, which
musi be paid in advance at the time, of sub-
scrbing.
Nov 4. d4tlawljan.
James River Tobacco,
40 hhds. prime quality, now landing from
the sloop Maria, trom Richmond—For sale by
JOHN GODJAKI).
Nov. 4-___________________________d
House and Lot for S;ile,
The Brick HOUSE and LOT, situated in
Cambden street, now in the occupation of Mr.
Tosbua Ward, who will shew the property to
any person inclined to purchase, P ssession
wel be iriven on the 25; li instant, aid if not
sold before that time at private, «ill be of
fered at public Sale ou the prom ses, on that
day. JAMES PARTRIDGE.
Novell)] er 4. 2aw ! ¦¦
To be Soifi,
A young Negro WQ TAN, who has 4 12
years to serve. She has been accustomed to
l.ouss work. Inquire at this office.
Novembel'4. d4tf
Norce.
A SCHOOL MASTER, is wanted at
Hook's To«n Meetirg Dense. Inquire of
LABI'.N WELSH, near Mamma's Tavern,
on Baltimore and Heister's-to.vn Turnpike
Road. , Noven b.-r 4- _____La v. 1 in
H. William Junge,
49, South-street,
TIas impnrte (per borque &>>ais, and ships Gee.
and Albert, Hope, and oeiicm, Jtom Jonmn-
210 PACKAGES
(A complete assortment J of German, West-
p lalia, and Silesia LINliN, which he oflieis
tor sale on very moderate terms. ._
Oct.obe r_ 2°.________________________\l3w
M'Culloh and Poor,
No. 197, Market-street,
Have received per Fan e, Diana, and Cantcn,
s" from Liverpool,
A very general assortment of
HARDWARE.
Among which are,
An excellent assortment of
PLATED &TINNED SADDLERY AND
CUTLERY.
October 14.___________________________d
Liverpool Salt.
Received per the ship General Knox. Sam
H. Grenodo, master, just arrived from Liver-
pool,
70'/0 bushels Liverpool Coarse Salt, which
will be sold low on accommodating terms, if
taken from the ship.
ALSO,
30 cr-Ues well assorted F.artbenware. Ap
plyto CORNTHWAIT & YARNALL,
83, Bowh's wharf.
10th mo. 29.________ dl2t
Cornt'twait and Yaniail,
No 83, Bowly's wharf,
itavc received prr the brig Juana,foin -e/rii'&u-
rypart, ami fur Sole on moderate terms,
50 pieces Russia Duck,
50 dito Ravens ditto,
< 4'J coils Cordage, assorted,
' 30 half barrels Beef.
On hand, and mill be sold loiti to close sales,
40 casks Red Wine, calculated for the Span-
ish market, and entitled to debenture,
60 chests Hyson Tea, -j to
20 Young Hyson do. | [j.
20 Souchong do. ! §" &
20 Bohea do. > | R'
20 half chests do. do.
30 qr. chests do. do.
10 pieces British Canvass, J
30 libels Copperass,
3d boxes Spermaceti Candles,
5 casks do Oil,
100 bbls. Shad, lately inspected,
20 kegs London refined Saltpetre,
100 wt. Cassia. also
5 casks plated Saddlery, assorted,
5 bales Flannels and coarse Cloths.
4 cases Cotton Goods, twilled, plaiti and
fancy,
6 cases gilt and plated Buttons.
1 do. Jewelry.
These goods being sent out direct on manu-
facturers' account, they will he sold on ud-
vanUgeous terms. October 27- yU'3t
BALTIMORE THEATRE.
The public are respectfully informed that
for the remainder "ofthe season the doors will
be opened at a quarter past 5 and the curtaint
rise at a quarter past 6 o'clock, precisely.
&ew performed here
On WEDNESDAY KVENING, November 4.
Will be presented, a New Comedy, in five
acts, called the
Town and Country ;
OR WHICH IS BEST.
By Thomas Morton, esq author of the Way
to get Married, for. &c. ft now performing
at the Covent Garden Theatre, Lonelon,
with the most distinguislie applause.
To which viilt be added, a Comic Opera, in i, acts,,
sailed
The ROMP.
BOX, One Dollar—PIT, Three Fourths of
a D dlar
Nove.mber 3
J. Harvey,
Hasfor Sale at No- lo S u'h Charles-street,
15j boxes and half boxes the very first
u ality Havana Cigars.
1500 wt. of excellent Barr Lead
SO box'-.s Mold Candles
Young Hyson Tea superior quality, fit fol
retailing
C itton Hoserv by the Trunk
Broad Cloths and Casirneres
4000 wt Seneca Sttike Root
1500 w. Ginsang
150 bbls. Susqu«hana Flour
Th above articles will b' sold very low for
cash or good Negotiable paper.
No ember "¦. eolOt
I will sell on credit,
Or Le' for three years,
My late reside' .e.. ca'led SILVER HILL,
situated near the Re ister'.j town tut" p kc.ro;. ,
one mile and a half Irani the City, rontauii g
nearlyl'J acres of I.and ; a healthy and pleas-
ant situation. The im rovenieots are, a com-
fortable Dwelling 1. ose, a Kitchen, Sin ke-
Hous-1, a Spring HoUJe, S'ablos, 81c etc ; a
large Garden, containing a ruor-erof Englisk
Grapes, with other Fruits and Shrubs) two
Apple Orch- rds, with a number ol Fe„< h and
other Frlit-Trees ; a Sprirg wi'ii excellent
water. dPossi ssiun may be had inline d - 'v.
For term* ayp y to the subscnb r, no living
near the mile stone, pii the Hcister's town
road. CHRISTIAN KKKNIiR.
Nov •>..___________________________eoat
St. Mar.y'sCollege.
GRAND LOTTERY. BALTIMORE,
Authorised by an act of the general assembly
of the state of Manlaml.t the scheme of
which Ltteiy is th- most.br I bant over of-
fered to the citizens of tbe United States,
containing, besicW a large number of oilier
vali,ah e prizes,
1 prize of - - 30, XlO dollars,
15,di'0
10,Oo9
5, Od
1,500
1.UU0
;s to a prize. I be scheme
•Is. 10,000 of which are
actually sold to u company id gentlemen in
New-York, to whomtli" manage rshave obligat-
ed themselves to cnimer.ce the drawing on
THURSDAY, th. 3ul d.iv 'f ')icni.cern-xt.
To draw 500 tiCKets pel day, and (nv
drawinfr in every week, making 3000 tickets
drawn per week, winch wid r.ottl|jlet« the*
drawing ui less than elevm wee-. 9.
TICKETS !fc SHA'.ESare to ' scdling in
a variety of numbers, at ten dollars each, at
1 do. of .
r, do. of .
2 do. of .
S do. of .
7 do. of .
And not two bl nl
contains "i 15/0 tick
3
ta
Wants a Place,
tn 11 Dry Good or Grocery Store,
A young Man who is well acquainted with
the latter, but to aceiuire a knowledge of
the former would engage on accommaelating
term's. A lire addressed to U. H. and left
at this office will be attended to.
November 4, d*l||
Por eSale,
(Just received per the schooner Providence, tapt.
Harris,J
5 tons Patent SHOT, assorted, from BB to
No. 6.
Also on hand,
30 casks London refined SALTPETRE,
20 boxes London MUSTARD, lst&2dqua-
2000 bushels St. Ubes SALT, and [lity,
20 hhds 1st quality SUGAR.
For terms annlv to
LEVERING SP* NELMS,
No iA, Cheapsiele.
Not. J. to tit
OFFICE. Cobuvi or MARKET and
CHAi.L r'S -STilFFTS,
BALTIMORE.
From the rapid sale of the Tickets in every
part of the union, an advance will shortly bo
put on them, of which an advertisement will .
soon appear in tbe public prints.
The grandeur of the scheme of tbe above
lottery, tog< ther with an assurance from the
managers that the lottery will positively com-
mence drawing on the 31st days of December
-next, have been a sufiiei<"''t inducement for the
subset ibers (o come to the city of Baltimore for
the exnress purpose of f ciiitatirtg 'he sale of
theTiclns. G. & R. WA.TTE:
QCJ" One of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, to lake down tbe
numbers Correctly; as will also one of their
clerks. All prizes sold by G. Se R. Wu'ue w:il
be paid b-¦.¦them, and I printed Ustof all prize s
elt-awn will be published b. them anddeliver?d
to their customers once a ii.rt; ight dnring the
drawing. The next. New-York Lottery wiH
nut commence till April next.
Distant Adventurers, accompanying their
o ders with bank notes of any description, to
, oberor Watte'* offices in New-York or Bal-
timore may have Tickets and Shares forward-
ed to any ainouHt with the utmost punctual-
ity, and the earliest advise sent them of, their
success. All prizes sold by G. & R. Waite
will be paid by them.
Oct. 1. _________________________ d
Baltimore Fmlleerl.—You will meet al
the Court-House To-Morrow Afternoon, r.t
half past two o'clock precisely, in full uni-
form, with arms and accoutrements in mili-
tary order, provided with six rounds of blank
cartridges, which may be had by applying te>
your lieutenant.
N. B. It is confidently expected the
members will be punctual to trie hour, it
being the intention of the captain to form
and march veith the Baltimore Independent
Blues agreeably to invitation.
By order, Walter harnandis,
Orderly Serjeant,
Independent Company.
Ordered, that you meet on Li denbur-ger's
Lot, west end of Pratt-street, To- .>'...1 row
afternoon, the 5th instant, at three o'clock
precisely, with arms and accoutiements, but
without uniform.
Samuel Stump, Sec'ry.
November 4.
The Baltimore lnde/ie/ident Hijie Com- u,y
are requested to attend their meeting at the
New Market-House, nextTkursdcy afterno «,
5th instant,at 8 o'clock precisely.in common
dress, with arms and accoutrements. The
roll will be called and absentees fined. Per-
sons desirous of joining this association, mill
furnish their names to some of the members
thereof.
THOS, B. DORSEY, Captain,
November 4.
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