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GERVAS SFORRS, Esq. and DR..
WILLIAM FOUSHEE, were yesterday
chssen vol represent the County of Han
rico, in the next General Assembly OF
| this Commonwealth.
EDiract Off letter front an american CGh
rain in RTE Mediterranean, dated Jan, 81
| 1906,
| a. On my passageI was boarded by Ave cru;
| GERS, two British. two French. aud one Span
iard from all whom. received the most gen
tcmanly and polite treatrnsn;. Twas first board
ed By the Unit British friga,e not a question
was asked &c asive 20 the origin Of the properly
but merely whether the ship ana property were
neutral and the regi-ter bills of ladiny, and
| the invoice of the cargo, were with them su!T
cient evidence concluded from this gentle
treatment, they wyre ignorant of the late dcci
sion Of the Brisish Cunts and asctibed nv easy
escape to their want Of knowledge.-I soon after
fell in with the Rsna bomb ke,ch right GU. of
Gibraltar . 1t now all over WI h me +" sad
| l." Tits fellow has lesson from dilferen,
! school {, he has studied too deep TO ls, me pass
WITHOUT nolests,ion:" but the same questions
weEe made, and the same tr4afmen, thewn b,
the latter as b. the former and was sur
tered 10 proceed with the least hindrance posi-.
| bic. Tue two French cruizess merely asked for
the evidence OF ientra.ity of the ship, and the
French Consul's certificate and the S,an,z.d
IN little dirty Feiucea TO ny grear astonish
inent, come on board bowling and 1crapiny, cur,
wing his body into an obiuse angle of ar .easr so
degrees and was perfectly satisfed with the ex
amr'aticn oil The passport in four languages and
declared there no docunien, like thas II s-a,
suhcient. he said, tsconyince a TUX This
same fellow seven years ago wheEi al mSnnsf
or Grimes were committed in the Streight, with
imPuuity would most likely have taken 4 mans
teeth cue OF his head, if he could have found no.
thug OF more vaiuc Since the commencement
ot the French Revolution have not witnessed so
much respect for the American Fisg, as nave
this passage. nor can learn that any of our YES
sells IL this quarter have experienced different
treatment of late"
report vas in circulation on Saturday last.
way ct New Lonton.'. thsr the Emperor Naso
leon had bSen sssasainated at one of the p.ij,ic
iheatres III Paris aud that several leading mem
oers OF TAG government, well as general off
GERS, wess arrested on suspicion Of being ayenfs
In the conspiracy. How or ia whts ulaYne,
this report eris,hs,sd wa know NOT We have
an arrival hers, from Rosrs,daun, az lac as the
l9sh Fen which makes mention of any event
Oh Uli3 kiao. IsvsioH Gag
A letter received in New York from
ST Mares, mentions, thai the ship Lean
der, capt. LIE wis. arrived at Jacquemsl
bou, the i7th February.
The Leaader sailed from that port the
Sd February.
AS ;he letter does not state hsr having
touched at any other port, we presume
! that She has carried general Miranda. and
these engaged IN his expedition, direc! to
that place. lM Y Cox
Extract Of leuer froae ge,uaemaa in
%antz, dared 3fh u!hnss, 10 KS Jfie9d
IN .ReIu YORK.
A peace with England is now likely
TO take place sson--.il is yety desirable
,, event, and particularly for this unfortu.
na!e city 1.-The pope IS coming 10 reside
al Versailles, * Prince Borghese, brother.
IN law of Bouaparle, is 70 be sovereign of
Rome. Many other important changes
are expected" q
A genilemau in Gloucester county,
writes 20 his friend IN thi, place.. 1
have five lambs this spring, ard three OF
them are deiormed one has hair lip,
another two hair lips, and the third has
\ neither ewes nor nose the two having
hair lips may live, but the one without
J syeso nose, ia my opinion, cannot
feed II with milk, and is now seven days
old.--i,is the greatest phenomenon ey-
sr eehe'd'" l&orf0'k Herald.
4 DlR1 lin Charlottesville, on Wedne, !.
day last, after a lingering Illness, Mr..
! ISAIAH I5AACS, formcrly a rcspeeia
bic inbabitant of this CITY. His many
virtues endeared him % society, and az
died universally regretted by his Dun,k
rbus acqUsintanse.
"a.
Just PRblisbea aai Tar sale OF fbis Offse,
BROOK SIS
GENERAL GAZE i~rEER IMPROVED
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