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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15
G. M.TAILEYRAND,
Prince Of Benevcneo

Coy sftLe Third re.s aer5 BY TIE H4inat, of oreipn
c5ai,s te M. Knsbeyas,G.
s'Ihe undersigned mini0or of foreign relation. has
expreaed to his Ereelleney NJ. Knobelfdorh, in the
note which he had the honor to write him on the
9Th OF September the confidng dif, petitions with
which his maeity the Emperor received the afIuran-
ces given by M. knobslfdorff that the military move
nents of the court Of Berlin not the reult of a.
ny hoGie concert again France, but fmply the eae9
OF misunderstanding and that they would eeafe
the momgpt when the hra communication Of his ex-
celeney hould have arrived at Berlin
Nevertheless, the news received every day bear
10 much all the character Of an impending war, thu,
his imperial maeRy mnf feel fon,e regret at the en-
gagement he made, not yet to call his referve
and to defer the eonitutional notification after which
all the forces Of the nation would be placed at his
diPoial He will fulfil that engagement but he
ihal think it contrary prudence and to the nteret
OF his people not to order, in the interin all the
lures and all the movements of the troops which can
take place without previous notification
His majeay has, at the fame time, charged the
undersigned to exprefs again NJ Knobelsdorff that
ne cannot yet conceive by what forgefunefs of her
ntereit' Prufi. ihoud be willing her tie,
OF amity with France. War between the two coun-
tries appears to him real political monltroty and
iEom the moment that the cabinet of Berlin hall re-
turn to their pacific difpoitions, and ha ceafe to
menace the armies of Germany, his Majeny engages
to eountermand all the meafures which prudence
commanded him to take. He will feize with plea
ure as he does not fail do mall circumstances the
location of teifyipg his naeAy theKing OF Pruf-
la the price he attaches to his friendhip; to union
founded on wife policy, and reciprocal nterels
and to prove to him that his fentiuents are always
the fan,o, and that provoeation has Been able to
alter them.
The undersigned is happy in being able to Civ,
to his excellency M. De Knobelfdorf 70 formal All
adurance ofthe difPo6tions of his Maieny, which
are 70 foreign ali idea of war with Pruia, that he
has already committed very grave military fault, in
retarding his military preparations for one month,
and in confronting to let fifteen days pats over,
without calling out his Reierve, and his National
Corps. ri
This confidence, which his MajeGy lovesto pre-
ferve, proves what value he fets upon what was
Rated to Kim by M. Knobelsdorff that Prufia had
entered into ccncer, with the enemies of France,
and that the anrances that he had in putting
term to the misunderstanding which has uit arfen,
would caLfe the cefa,ion of thofe ornaments which
were the consequences oft.
(Signed)
c. M.TALLEYRAND."
Paris, 18th Sept. 1906.
(To be eontiylel.J
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EGOCH SULLIVAN,
crrE2S EaS S-zLr.


az b'' Is.reAss S:o,e, nearty appetite tie Eagle,
4 COMPLETE ai.ortmeut OF Gold, Gi;;, ST.
I ( yer, Plated, Jspand & Cutlery Ware, Uarus,
ie Pots, Sugar Dhiivs, Milk Pots and Spoons,
Minis and Caters and bottle Sters.
Silver Watches. Ssals Keys and Chains, and Watch
Materials, Sand Crucihles Ladies and Gsn,lemen's
Morocco Pocket Books, ADD Puries, S1ioye Ties e.
ialt'c Carriers, INK luries, &C. Ivory and bone o,e-
men and boards, Backgammon Tables Battle Doors
and Shuttle Cocks itir wood Tea Caddiss Ladies *
Senten'en's drei:ng Cafes, patent Su9penders, bae
covers, &c. Guns, horiemens and pocket Pilois,
Swords and Drks, fword Knots, Belts Saihes, Epau-
ietSs, military Feathers, sc. F!ures Flies, Druhs
Vion Strings, &c. Powder Flafks, f,ot Belts bird
Nets, gun Hammers and Flints; Whips, Canes with
and without Swords, boot Jacks and Hooks, Spurs
fiorie Pheues &c. Rafors and rafor Strops, Having
Boxes and B-uihes, Violet and WiIdfor hair Soap,
Powder, Bags, Puff & Pomatun,, tooth Powder,
kiences, Reaves', Coiors, tambore Needle Cafes;
Pms and Needles, Settlers and Thn,bles, hair Lead
and Slate Pencils Ivory Paper Folders, letter Racks
&c Ivory, 1ortoiieihsil and Horn Combs, goggles
Speaacies and Cafes, key aud curtain Rings, lax.
itands, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Candleitieks asd
Shutters, bread Baikets, Waters, Tea Trays, Knives
ard Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea Pots, tea
aud table Spoons, gais globe LarSps !or Halls tooth,
comb, Cloths, hearth, Floor, Troubling S: ihoe Brul-
es.
With variety Of other articles conret- d with the
above enumerated.
+ Articles Of J.weily or Silver Ware, will be exscu-
ted TO patterns dcfcr;ption, with dfpatch
Higheis prise will be given for old gold or FLYER.
e SULLIVAN,
Nov. z, 81
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4ntgeenatln.
NEWBORN, Jan. 6.

SPANISH wooL.-AlmoR all the commerce in
Wool i. carried on by the merchants Ct Madrid who
yet the propretors of hoeks into their power by adj
vancing them money. For the flock owners fupport
then,(elves more credit than by their capital
IL is thus that the principal branch Of Spanih
merge is infinitely more profitable TO the merchants
than to the government, by the augmentation Of the
branch itfef. For, by means of their brokers, the
merchants upon the watch for needy owners, and
nitead of giving them capital for the increafe of the
oek., they profit by their dire ge. the Heeees at
a low price. Thefe woods are then fold abroad at
price much under their real value, 70 that the ereate
profit made BY foreigners, who fell their clothes
price calculated upon wha. they have paid, but
upon what they ough, to have paid for the wool they
have manufactured.
Observation-Disclosures morning Shad,
weighing upwards of five pounds, was caught at Mr..
.Cortelyou's Gshery, at the Narrows, which was
brought to town. and fold for niie phillings. -S
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BY v;'ius sa es, sra.f, e.ea.sa " ;1r. .esr ps.-
dieter, ssesesd 10 reare a ds5t he,si~ ssersoneL dse
foftf ofafs Of WiHism DardriS.r, dssI L6rHfYO-
erSf I0"tbs 3re~gf., rae1 :ts 2c Ay 81 .6e pre-
fat n1cnfb,
-FOUR hundred acres Of LAND, lying within .h-
4 fork OF the river road and the three chopped
roads near Wsahan,, and in the county of Henri
CO.
BY content Of the executor Of the faid cambridge,
the terms of the e will be follow viz One third
payable in one year, third in two years. aud the
redue in three years, the whole carry n,ereA from
the date OF the iale. The hnt.rsG to lie paid half
yesrlysnd in cafe Of failure pay the intereh punc-
tuay at the eud of each half year, the principal to
becom': due and payable on de,naud, The purchafer
toe.:eute deed oftrua the property and to exc
| cute bond with orc approved fccnri,y.
BY virtue Of the fine deed Of true and with the
like content, iSall OH the soih day Of the prefer.
month, offer for fac atpubc auction at the door of
the Esgle-Tavern, fifteen likely ilavcs conii,,ng Of
men, women and ehhen, 70 many thereof as ii,al
be fufceus to fay and ray any redue of the afore-
laid debt, interea and the exrepecs accrupg under
the tru, which the Land aforcfad may nor be iufic-
ent TO difeharge On the tales Of faves credit of
one year from the date of the G,le will be even-rhe
purehafer paying nte+et halfyeary, and giving bond
| with two approved fecuritics.
JONI ADAMS, TrgRse
i 1ax,-
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concert ho0e to Frances tat the armament fhe has
made, had no other caufe than misunderstanding
that the depar.:re Of the Carlton Of Berlin, though
IL happened fnee the letter written by his the
King Of Pruilia, ought only TO be conGdsred the
execution Of an interior order; and tina, the
men;s marked out for the Prufan troops would ceaie
as foon as il was known at Berlin, what his maje;ty
the Emperor and King was p!eaied to FAY to M. Nj.
KnoheliiorT and Lucchefni, in the private audience
which he granted them.
His majeay has ordered ir eoniequenee, tina,
the communications which were TO have been made
to the Senate on Monday next, fhal be deferred &
that no troops, beides thofe which actually on
their march to:ards the Rhine, ihall be put in mott
until his majeRy learns the determinations and the
meafurss that the of Berlin fhal have taken al
ter the report that M De Knobelfdorf and I.neche-
hui have made; aud if thefe determinations are fuch
that the French army in Germany fha be no longer
menaeed, and that all things f,all be replaced be-
tween France and Pruia on the fame footing as they
were month ago, his majeay will Immediately order
the retrogade march oftroops who are actually advan-
cling to the Rhine.
HIS majeny expects that this angular mifunder-
Handing will be cleared up. He expects to be ens-
bed without any mixture of uncertainty or doubt, to
reftore hinelf thoe fentimsnt of which he has s-
70 many proofs to the court of Berlin and which
have always been thoie of faithful ally.
"1he undersigned prays M. De KnoSelfdorf to
| receive the aluraree ofhis high CONFEDERATION.
(Sisued) 1
G. M.TAI.LEYRAND, 6
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LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL. INTEL
''@ 's LlGENCE.

MIR. Nchofon has in his Journal given directions
by whiei, perfon may fave himief from drowning,
il he chance to fall into the The refult. Of
Mr.. Nicholfon's reaionng are, that il fall in
TO deep water he will rife the furface by aoatage
and will ostnue there, be does not elevate bandi
and that the keeping them down is eflential to his
fafety. If he move his hands anSey the in any
way he peafes his head will rife fe high a. to allow
him free liberty breathe. And if, in addition, he
move his legs exactly asin the aston Of walking up
fairs his fhoulders will rife above the water, 70
that he may ue lefs exertion with his hands, or APP
ply them to other purpofes. He has himlelf been
witneNes to the fuccefs Of the experiment.
In PrufIl the potatoe is cultivated with peculiar
fucceis AS the fak grows, the earth is heaped up,
leaving only three leaves top. The roots thus
greatly ncreaied and the produce is aid be aao-
mining.
MpE La LANps's annual medallion the beA work
on astronomy has been adjudged by the French Ma
tonal Inititute M. Svapperg, 4 Swedifh affrono-
uer, who ha, lately publifhed an Account of the
meafuring ola Degree in Lapand, hewing the err
ror that has been made in meafuring it in 1886
The Imperial printing eitablilhInent at Paris af-
fords conlant employment to AGO workmen, befides
number of women, who fold and fitch the PAM
phlets and laws printed there. -
Two Greeks, the brothers Zosima, applying
part of their fortune towards edition of all the
ancient Greek, Clsllics, from Homer down to the
time of the Pioemies, under the fuperintendance of
their ccuntryman Coray. This collection, which is
20 be printed BY Ddot, Intended for fueh Of their
eountrymen as with learn the ancient language of
their orefa,hers 1t will be delivered gratis in Greece
to diligent fchoarsand a&ive teachers and conf
derabe dicount viii be allowed to fuch wealthy pa
irons ofsarpng buy copies for the purpoie of pre-
hnsirg them. TO poor audents. (Msn. NHg)
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ADDITIONAL NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER la, employed a, an IJlgfaaf
4 in bis S'bOOi, be Prr'ort year, yoD1g Ge@tleman
mr.. ". Nsk'O1J 7Obepe6ts eise education, and il
qualified TO fea'b ne Latin md C,frk LargaggH Ma
tLemafieJ, t1e.
TIE gnsiTeoioa5 If biz dl1jadst, end tie JaLs,y Be
fS yeesSS eoaIjSyGfjOnS qVbeb Sdsee be SH65iJr
to efcad ibs Limits eJfJe HTmbe, eIs pspis 10 IS, (6s-
fds b1 f7oo ons) number 7oLieb 7OW doubt Be
esaiid,ti see1fy oirafe. PRIZE oy beard andfSifi-
oo fer |reb 0ftra 70 Latin, Greei, Mstbemaf'e,
( so, ialps7dtn sffbe age eft5e GD5eaf.
ANDREW BRoADDUS.
1a1aa,y 10, 1907. tar. 27c.
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VIII be fold at the Eag!e-Tavern, in Richmond, oil
the day mentioned i'll the above advtrtiiement, for
the fae there, iuch Of the laves of John Pendleto
deceaied as are not fold under the deed Of true al
luded to in that advertisement or any deed of tru by
which they are conveyed. 1hefe 1aves are gene
rally OF the defcrption mentioned above and will be
fold on credit Of twelve months the purehafer Civ
ing bond with approved iecny to bear iniereit rom
the day Of fale
VIII alto be fold on the day the land mentioned
in the above advertilemen, is folJ at the plantation
ofthe fad John PendIetoD, deceaied fnali loca of
Cattle, fix Mules Wagon and fundFy Plantation
Uteniils, and fuch Plank and Scantlin belonging to
the eitate, may remain unfold Il credit o.
twelve months will be given for all fums above ten
dollars, the Purchaer giving bond with approved e-
eurity, to bear intereit froa the day of fae
GEO. PICKETT, :
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHAS. JOHNSTON, >sA~ r.
n. SHEPPARD
January S, 1907.
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w ILL poGtively be fold, at public auction, OF
w Wednefday the 2lft inf. if fair, il not the
next fair day thereafter, two new BRICK TENE-
MENTS, on the Main Street, on Shockoe Hill, ad-
joining the tenement at prefent occupied by Mr.. Jos
Carter. They well calculated for Groceries, and
fupPofed be good ftands for bufncls as any
in that part of the City. The property will be
fhewn applications to John B. Vim, living adoiii-
ing the premes-The terms Of fale will be four, fix
and nine months credit
TAYLOR e BROWN, Auet'rs
January lS. IL. Use. p.
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JAMES STRATTRN,

Taylor anil Ho6a Lfaisy, Jyo@ PHZLADELPHY6,
REGS leave to form the gentlemen AMI ladies' Of
- Richmond aud the country, that he intends e=r-
ryug the above Dunels in all its variou, brarcbep.
being well acquainted with the newer faGl;ons, he
hopes from pcn&uali,y and alIdVity to buEnels, 10
deerve lt;e their Patronage, nothing lhai be
wanting on hispart 20 rs0der filifaelion to cuflon-
ers; ard for neat workmanship, he pledges himfe,f
to have i done 10 the neatelt manner
JAMES STRAT"rRN,
n. B. His Feiidenee IS on the Main Street Rich
mond, neXt door to David Logans
Oct. ~, 9sv,,f
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Infr.aaretsfa DECD ef. ,7,a. e,eeu,ed By oI~ Fen,
defen, TO bc s,iIsr, TO ea,e tie Payment Of DEBT
10 5oLn d. CteVaA tker-in mcnsi,nea and tie exeer-
eeS sft5e h.p.
VIII be fold on the premifes. on the 2sth of this
month, one hundred ard fifty acres Of WOOD
LAND, including Saw-Miil lately erected, fituated
between the Three Notehcd ard River Roads, on
Welhsm creek, in Henrco county, about a or five
miles above Richmond. Bypern,iflion ofMr. Che
vailie. credit oftwelve months will Sc given ON one
half OF the rurehate money, End eighteen months on
the balance. Bond with p-runa ftcuri.y, to be ap-
proved by Mr.. Chevaie, Ia bear interea from, tie
day o. fa!e, and deed ofuua in!ure punciuality
IN tse payments will be required Of the purchafer. f
~ J. HOPKINS, 7taf-e.
q 4
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lOHN TOMpKl,1s
Nov. Y.

RIf5 ,eesioed an ego,fnsnf IF GOODS co4,;tlisg .
E'LANNELS, Coatngs Blankets, Role ana Dsf.
4 heDraba, Frye, Kerisys, FeAnooght CIo;hs, Gar.
P-t' and Carpeting, 3ombczetts sA snGdowu, Pa,er,
Cerd' Powder and SHOT, Oow!ss, Sheesing. gef.
Isynere', Cai:coes and Mullins, &c. Bic. which he
viii di!toie OF % vsiy liberia! terms, bY the pe,e or
package.
EeY. IA, ,f
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MlcCAY 81 CONAN

ETAFe rseeiq,rd BY the late e,riqaiJ fsas
: : LsadO1, u large and t;4J5ioauAle N16yf-
n1sNt Of GRID end yiiTer WAi CHES, er;ffb a
!!'arict1 # ar:iely Of JsqyeUlry md e;,ysr
Woyk. AD|o, an aBSrtmsnt IT Wa:.5 .E.9&sss
TOOLS and naQtetial, } qrbieb, qVifb Ib4r far.
"IeI.FeeA, renderS h5eir a95rfmsaf very ,geafral.
IH IF e@beb fbey g5fr ar tbe m29 res.,rfd Prizes
far eeB.
Delrnlber IS. IT,
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CooPERSrowN, Des. Is.

A Medical friend has favored with the follow
ing very extraordinary parfn,is~t cafe:
Mrs. Catharine Crois, wife Of Ephraim Crofs Of
tais place. the 22j of March, SOC, was delivered
Of two children (boysl and on the 9th nfl lhe was
again delivered ofthree children, Qwoboys and a
sir,) Thus you will difcover from the above dates,
that fe wa, delivered of five living children within
the rourfe OF eight months and % days.
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LANES RIVER COMPANY

WJILL BE RENTED, to the higheG bidder, I'M
w till the cla Dec 1908, on the prenlifes, on
Monday the 10Th infant, at IL O'clock, all that
part of LOT, No. which is occupied by Mr. Oris
Paine as Coal Yard, lying the margin of the Ba-
fon, and belonging to the James River Company.
The rent to be paid on the soth June and SIR De-
eember in each year.
ROBERT POLLARD.
January 49,
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a IL ps5os' bcrias eiGisi,,i rgeipa Re en-. !.
L n Of Joba Hoonrl, DEED. Of RE Bosul;as-
Greer, are rrqaeaed TO make them knospn, fsas
fro7iien may be nuaae for a J6,al Jsfih-meas.-
-f@d foefe INDEBTED nyR xnake ia,n,ciia.e FAR.
nenf TO JOHN HOOAfES, and a
JOENC. VOOLFOLK,
Executors Of Jo6n Hssmes, eire'd.
Jan. os, lsO6. IF
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THE NURSING OF love.

Ink NURSING Or LOVE.
1-arpI on Cythera's golden fand..
When True. Love firR was born on earth,
I.org was the doubt what foit ring hands
Should tend and rear the glorious birth.
FirR Hebe c.a;m'd the fweet employ:
Her cup, her thornlefs flow'r, ihe faid,
Would feed him beft with health and 10Y,
And cradle ben his eherub- head.
But anxious Venus iu(tly fear'd
The tricks and changeful mind Of youth;
Too mild the feraph, Peace, appear'd;
Too fern, too cold, the matron, Truth.
Next Fancy claimd hin, FOR her own;
But Prudence d;fallow'd her right;
She deem'd her lris.pinions ihone
Too dazzling for his infant eight.
To Hope awhile the charge was giv'n,
And well with Hope the cherub throve;
Till Innocence came down from Heav'n,
Sole guardian, friend, and nurfe Of Love.
Pleafure grew mad, with envious fpi,c,
When all preferr'd to her ihe found;
She vow'd full vengeance FOR the fight,
And foon fueeels her purpoie erownd.
The traitrefs watch'd fultry hour,
When pillow'd on her bluih-rofe bed. p
Tir'd innocence, TO number's pow'r'
One moment bow q her virgin head;
Then Pleafure, on the though,lels child,
Her toys and fugar'd poions pref;
Drunk with ntw Joy, he heav'd he fmil'd,
Reel'd, funk---and died upon her breat
The above is tranhation, and, as you need not
I'D, from modern poet: regret tha, cam
We you the authors name. itisvery polIibIe til
e have here the parent of Lovs and R.atan, viii
ems to be neither more nor lefs than an iliuflrat
one fthe thoughts:
Too cold, too itern, the matron, Truth.
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6spcy4i Kas5sLtdo,E.

Cry Of snJ Ssst {. M. de KnoIslas,g, dafsI S1ef.
is, 1906.
"1he Undersigned has Rad before his majeny the
Emperor and King, the note that his EIeeleney NJ.
lie Kbobelfdorff yesterday did him the honor 20 adj
drels to him
" His rpajsay has found therein, with plealure,
the aiIuTanee fhat PTul'a had net eptered iats any
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From tie Pert Folis.

The readers6 Of lear and RegJes, ballad, by MIR.
Moore knd lately printed in the Port Folio, will be
pesfsd, as pertusds nIfelf, with the fubjoned po
era, entitled, TIE Wu,tfsg Of Lsvr Here, too, the
peor child strives at untiey end but net through
the means Of that resribIe bugbesr. Rssf0H,
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FIVE DOLLARS RRYARn.
ANDRElv LAMIFsON,s
CRACKERS,

ALEXINDRId CRIfCEEkS,
Nogo L0Dditg,
4 coNslGNMhN'f by Mr.. JapieCon, di,e4
1 = from the Bakery, Of his ssr-flrp'd eyerile;t
Crackers, in barrels. r..lf bbls and legs az, a..
peFSne pilotBread IL bbls. and ior ale IA; ;s Is.
sery price in Alexandria and cha52esJ II toe Goys
lately occupied BY Mears. Cranberry anil bspensa,
by JAMES SMlTH.
Who has III fore, loSy-priced blne : ck lt Cl,,h,
and aiiOrted Fannels. which he III 'el bargain,
Also india Piece Coods--ehesp,
Dee g. r.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.
January l3.

Propofa. will be received until the 25th this month
for fupPying about 80 bands with meal the fervice
of the James River Company, until the SIR of De-
cenber next be delivered at fuch times and in ch
quantities asmay be required. Payments therefor
will be made qual .erIy.
ROBERT POLLARD.
January Is. tawt #.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM or
LESUEUR 81 SAUNDERS,
Inform beir friends AID tbr public, fhat tbey
soW t0ntiaae 10. COMMISSION bxGncfs, lcfe-
y done y c. y 2? SHuaderi. Try promy.-
TIE RriasR attention 10. IRE ia,ereE5 of iiof.
sub, may .faaor them Spiib eOn6srmrri5
1bey are ne7o receiving gcrsrsi ard rsev. s5ss,ei
Of GROCERIES, sobie6 s,W Ge oj1e,el Yo< iel..
Ifbaisfahs one PrfeI he i'4r.a sttrs aaa alsaI
credit. IN ne fore Iaisiy ~ 1y.G5s. lSiiiaz,
M'Heasie Y Go, eefsGfs fSe fIealse 04se e Nl954.
Pyege, Y A7a"eart-ax,ong 7eJeI are tie j.!i0ssisg
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FOR SAkF.

ID MILITARY cERTtY1eATEs
IIEARiNG 6peF cent intereR, receivable az the
fre>inry IN dtch4rge Of taxes, due previous to the
year 1893. Apply TO THOMAS B'IkSoJY.
Des. 3. ,C
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BELL THYERNIl

IVNHE Subleriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has taken the houfe 10
Maneheiler, formerly called the Ri1ng- SUM- Tavern
and occupied by Mrs, Leath, and having fuFnifled
hfnfel with good Beds and the beG of Liquors, Grain
&C. he fstters hinifef from paying particular atten-
ton, be will be able 20 give general fatisfa6i.u.
ROBERT McTYRR.
N d. A Waggoa and tx Mules. good Riding
HOrie, and Jack Of good floek--fos lale
X. NJ.
Manchester, Dec. q r..
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DISSOLUTION OF CO. pARrI;CRsfiIp

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTl,ERSfiIP.
'sNHiE CoPARrNRRSfifP of G. and u, ASaYr.
a. !sIs, is dGsved, by mutual confeag.4 Al. debts
due by 'ie concern wills adjulied aud paid by Lee
iaeur ard SAUNDERS, vhe Nane authorized to f.t.
tie ali clainls due tc and b; ;he concern.
c. II. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS. a.
n. B. Thee iadeh:ei are reqaeaed to make rs.
mediate Payment further indulgence eau be gil
ven. ......
LEsUEuR. s. SAUNDERS.
New. %. ,f
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PARIS, Oaober Il.

At noon, this day, in 90. icnce to the order of hi
Majefty the Emperor and King, his Serene Highnefs
the Prince Arch chancellor repaired to the Senate
The Prince being received with the ufual ceremony
and having taken his feat, read q fort Speech.
His Serene Hignels then laid before them,
l. A letter from his Majeay to the PRECEDENT and
Members of the Senate
2. Two reports addreffed to his majeRy by the
Prince OF BeneventO, Minifer for Foreign Affairs
s. Six diplomatic notes as foIlows:-
LETTERFROM HIS MAJESTY THE EN-
PEROR AND KING.
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DROWN SUGAR Of
~ fuperior quality,
Ditto ditto fscond ditto.
Ben Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks, e. ~ q.
Mola1es and Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley, a ~ ;a
Madeira, Port, Sherry *
Malaga Wine, r
Freih Mafcatei RaifiIs &
Currap.s,
sofr Shelled Almonds,
CoYperas,
Sallpetre,
Engiiih + F Cunpowder,
Patent Shot, we'll a:iorted,
HibAert's Brown stou,
ard Porter,
Bee Spaiiii, Ssrar.,
Caldwell, irai;,ra q Co..
Stirerfine Chocolate
Nevs-Ycrk Candle; and
= Soap,
Sperplacett; Candies,
~ er. JOE
81 t'.'s CT
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ALMANACK

FOR TIKI YEAR OF ovx LORD 1907.