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oPITAI.FIELDs,


IAc j0EIolrig frrtinenf rem rks etrdc,sI fa,n
G!etfer t'''ss ~, .p,ber Fl G,EyreSS 20 me Edi-
TOR q tse En2uirer, dated WsshinStoa, Nov. z
''I have this moment retur- ID from the Houss
~ Representatives, winch with the Senate for
med Quorum TO day, and recei eda communities.
noh iroI', the President, through tho joint com.
m,ttee OF moth houses, that tomorrow at - o.
c'cck, he would send them a message in writing
-Specuiuons upon the message can do no harm
rs 1t viii tread upon the heels of nv letter and
correct tie effects any false conjcctres winch
may hazard. have no doubt that it will com.
'nunicate 70 us, and to the ration that off rs h,y
'een mtde to t'e great 5ell,gcrents, the mo,t H.
oerai and pacific magnannnusly conced;ne
wat might be termed the pu,,c lilo of houof ~,
tan that justice which mas been SD Ions. ,y; m,
cid, and IN acknowledgement oftho.t. RIGHTS so
Han'only invad4d and trJmpled upon by them.
and that those offers nave been made. in vain.
" 1t wiii remain for us therefore, to RELY solely
Upon our own energies, and make appeal IN tn
people, for q. Liberal support and co.operat;on.
"i'.'I every ONE III whose VEINS a single. dron of
American blood flows, will render at the r;so,,r
'f his lite and fortune, because il will be essenti
al 10 inc preservation OF his own honor and the
o'iehded honor OF his countiy-do not m. sunder.
ferstand inc by supposing mean that we shall
forthwith or ultimately declare war. We will
not remain in the precise situation we now occ,,-
py, we must not recedc-but shall take snch
course as the circumstances of our country NAV
justify for attaining the great objects of our long
span negociations
:. Further negotiation will be in vain, and If
Wi! be hum. liauon, the most degraded, to cont.
N ie it, while the doors are shut in our faces, and
p'ir circumstances are tIampled under foot piJ
| not know something Of the secret springs iii
'S'nde tse career of federalism, and qudt.rn,
would expect tie hcuorable sacrifice of tb;.r
hostile feelings upon the altar Of thir countrv--
oui we need not indulge The hope Nero fddied
Wf'e RoEi'e was burning aud like the rage Of
AcA,iies,
=" No prayers. no healing art,
" Fer bent that erge memorable heart.''
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Novem6er 8. 1908.

AccoJnn'nyine- the pabi,e message ofth2 Pre-
sdent were the communications therein r, ferred
20, winch shad b. lad be,orc the pubijc with
all possible 6.spatch. = conGiesHai mes &c
Vas likewisa presented, whcn, we understand.
'onIIns nothing more thrn personal illusions in
he correspondence. publicly impaired to Con.
5resS These imPocttat COMMUNICATIONS kept
ne two Houses ia session until past O'Clock in
nc afternoon.
40 BUSINESS OF con"l Ience was ts.,nsac ted in
eiLllsl a.vssS.m,4,.t hit
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q" the. first day II next month, will be sold.
~ on acredit oftweFe months, at the late re-
sdence OF John Miosby decd in the. upper end Of
HORSES and CATTLE, aud some articles of
household FURNITURE, belonging to the es-
tate OF the decd. Bond with approved security.
to carry interest from the date, will be REQUIRED
of the purchasers for all above five dollars,
ana 'or ~ sum ,inder that, ready money.
JOHN SHEPPARD, Ad,,,nistyator.
NOV. IL. Fo,I
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There has been no constitutional choice
FOR members OF Congress i'll two districts in
.he state OF Vermont, nose ", the candidates
having majority OF the Whole number Of
voters. Mere. .4dU
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AMES SIKATTON, TAYLOR-A At the
y corner Of the Brick Row and fhe cgoss CO..
jeadrlg TO MWo's Bridge, respectful, informs
he public and his former customers, That (hsvin.,
returned 80 chs city, and resumed his professone
he Is really and 7piiiing to execute their commands
on the Sho'fe" notice, in the test manner. and III
the most reasonable tsr,fs. Nov. ii f,Fj
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~ OIlCE-The Subscribers having oommen.
4 cedi business in this place under the firm Of
Bryce & GoRpo " in the Grocery and Commits.
sion 'ln', beg leave to offer keir service to their
friends ana the public, 10 transact any business
ON commission that riay be entrusted In Iii.
care JOHN BRYCE,
JOHN M GORDON
Lynchburg, Nov l, 1903 r1awdwgl
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COMMITTEES t? the Jail of Esses count3
- ON The lst day OF, Sept. negro man named
BEN, whp says he belongs to Samuel plrasatts
ct Powha.gn cGVaty- aud iHn-away from Win;am
Hicks OF Goochand, 20 whom he was nired. and
by nm employed ~ coal yard--Thc said HIN
y about Is years Of age, 8 feet a inches L;,,I,
has scar on the left side of his face, fisf onSn'
site his nose, grey hairs on the right side Of bis
head had ON when committed, palr of brown
linen trowsers, blue round jNcke}, snd snuff CO..
lorcd waistGsat. His owner il requested TO-
come iorw"ld, take him away, jand pay charges.
or the laws m such Gases VIZ b. enforced b.,
NOV. H. ~ ~ 1'"''y $ Ss.1
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:, : =
- + Ter bcnt that iierGe memorable heart .,


E*srac' Of another iettex to the same.
ihe RESIDENTS communication consist, of
two parts one private.
me pubic one cvinces the jealous entIea
vors oI the government to Cancellation with Bri
tam and France, with Britain unsuccessful
france not heard iror,,) and exhibits avery iiat
tcring view ct the state &c our finamces The fare
ell address cont med j" It., IS patrio.c and If.
fection"te, & besp:sks in glowing terms, the ex-
o."
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I" StynzrS siezO hozo tie sviud blows THE Eel
der! paper of Charleston, mas merely consented
to re-pubiisf VIM Smiths patriotic Speech on
Domestic Many Ictnres--t: BY REQUEST"
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N B. Persons having claims against the above
estate VIII please to make them known to me on
the dag of sale. I q
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w ANTBD as 3'U1f3R, in private t,inilv.
" ingle man qualified to teach the LAIN
ard Englisl ianS,ia5eS gralnmaticaiy, and Ari,E'
mgtic.. APiYtp Charles Woods,n. Cornberl ~
COUNTY ne-s -NlSess,lle. oct g. sgTHi
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SHES Mt AUCTION:

ON Saturday the 18th inst. will be sold, with.
~ out reserve, at the house lately occupied by
Mr. James Fisher, over the store of Messrs. Kir-
by. Drake and Taylor's, the following Household
FURNITURE, &c. viz.
Elegant Mahogany Chairs,
Do Tea and Card Tables,
Do Prints,
Do. Looking Glasses,
An elegant Mantle Piece Glass,
a complete sett of Table China,
An elegant Tea Urn, -.
An elegant silver Teapot, Sugar.dish, and
Cream-pot,
Beds, Bed-steads and Furniture,
An elegant Mahogany Desk and bookcase,
Carpets and Hearth Rugs,
An elegant sett of Cut Glass,
One Mich Govt, and variety of other articles ;
Also, likely Negro Fellow & Woman.
Terms of sale-Cash for all sums under S so,
over S SO credit of 4 months will be given, for
notes negotiable and payable at the Bank of Virgil
MIA, with approved endorsers. The sale will com
uence at 10 o'clock. ,,ss
.PKossER MoNcURE, Auc'rs
May IL. (aD
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MY LoRp,

MY LoRp, -.
In conformity with the intimation which
your lordslp was good as to make to us at a
late interview relative to certain claims and prize
causes, which had been brought into discussion
in the course of the late negotiation between his
majesty's commissioners, and those of the United
States, we have the honor to transmit to your
lordship the copy of note to lord Holland and
lord Auckland, in. which those claims and prize
causes are fully explained 1t is proper to add,
that at the time of the signature of the treaty it
was distinctly underwood between the commits
soners on both sides, that this subject was not to
be affected by it, but was to remain completely
open for future adj ustment
We leave it upon the statement contained in
that note and the documents to which it REFERS in
perfect confidence that it will be viewed by your
lord ship with the interest which belongs TO it, and
that every thing whichis suitable to the high and
honorable character of his maiesty's government
and the Just claims of the United States, will be
done with relation TO it, as promptly as circum-
stances will permit. -
We have the honor to be,
With the highest consideration,
My Lord,
Your lordship's
l., Most obi. humble servants :
(Signed) JAMES MONROE,
.t WIN. PINKNEY.
The night honovabie }
LORD ViscouNr HowIeK,
&c. &c. S-c.
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146 1s4
Additional 10 per cent.

Duty Of IS per cent on & ne 13 4 amounts
to & D: so that the same goods which pay a du-
ty OF only los. Sd when imported by an Ameri-
can dealer, pay duty of T. y when brought to
the same market by British dealei, contrary to
the obvious spirit aud meanings and 70 the express
stipulation of the treaty of 17o4.
Under the third heatlof minor Grievances are
to be classed the following 1st Though British
subjects arc entitled inthe terms of the tfeaty Of
1924, freely to pass and repass l., ls..d or in
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DOMESTIC.
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
(CoNTINUED.)
p II r T III.

From Messrs. Monroe and Pinkney Minis
tiers extraordinary and Plenipotentiaries
at London, to Mr.. Madison, Secretary of
State.
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land navigation into the territories of the Uni; ed
States, yet they are obliged TO pay SIX ,lolls,s
Tor tcence TO trade wiz, the Indians within ,I,.
Boundaries OF the United States by TN. servants
OF the states, and when ticv arliye at the. A,pe
rican ports IN the interior, they are of en- connrl
cd to dismiss their canoe mem and 10 hire tl,er.
at great cXpence and Inconvenience
81. Though it is agreed in the treaty HAT NO
duties shall he payable On airy goods which shall
merely be carried over any of the poltagcs or car
rying places, on either SIDE, for the purose be.
ing immediately e-enibaried and carried Ia som.
other place or places" yet various .t,enots i,ye
been made to- collect such duties 1T tho A,pcrca,,
por'ages, which have at length coninclcd ,In
br''is! traders to abandon the grand eoytaec g,d
10 establish new portage at kini;nesti within
the British line. ''
Though the arrangement OF the Indian t..s,.
by the treaty ot 1874, was &c intended to render,
IN great degree the local advantages yf cach
party common to both, and thereby to proroot, j
disposition favorable to friendship and go,,lns,,e,
porhooSl, yet the revenue officers of The JTn'cd
states without considering the difficulty OF oh.
serving IN the, lakes ard iiyeys OF Canada thns.
regulations with regard to the aproach Ia shores
ana ports which are applicable to the BORT. oftbe.
ocean, have, m MANY instances, and i'm
IN IN the case OF thetw battcaux stopped at Michi
iniackinac, manifested q disposition to bayraqs
ana impede the t"sde of Brit sh merchants ON
pretenccs the most frivolous aud unbranded mi
IN manner equally vcxatious and iniu.i.t,s 10
them.
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{MILL De SOLD, on the second day of J,ne
~ 1903, one acre Of oeousD which former.
y belonged 10 Nineau Wyse wI,oisnow deceas-
I'd, lyin,; near Colonel Adams saw mill, which
ac'e ofKround have part in Iegatee. |
wish to sell il ard l.' his widow have 6cr nor,
and Tor nc 20 get my part, TO go as far as il vii.
IN paying debts thar am security for tic said
NHean WJsc, Deceased Terms, cash.
TkOWER, Adnsirisfr4ner.
my ~ Llaw3wpl
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VIE Ced .ors Of Humphrey Dabney are
hereby notified, that a second dividend will
be made st tie house Of Ralston s. Peasants, on
Monday the eth of June next.
Gait. RALSTON, , -
henry HOyEY, ""'feeS'
Richmond May II. (cntGthI,ioe)
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CCoPY.]
LONDON, March Il, 1907.
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IS per cent duty on E 40 16 10
But that in estimating the duty on goods import
ed from Canada, the custom house officers add 10
per cent. not to the prime cost, but to their value
at Montreal, where 1t is the custom for merchants
to add SO 1-3 per cent to the prime cost in En-
rope, as equivalent for the expense aAdrisk Of
transporting them - far, and that proceeding on
this principle, the duties goods imported into
the United States from Canada are calculated in
the following manner
Prime cost in Europe, e 100
Additional charge az Montreal, 80 6 8
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| the Swe;'es at Lappo. they set fire 70 the
village of Lenchflade by way OF diversion. &
the prisoners of the garrison of Sweaborg
are forcib!y sent to serve in the Russian Re
ginicnts on the frontier of Turkey.
The fourth report cf the Committee OF
the Installation OF Sugar and Molasscs re
comn!ends that the planter should refine his
sugac before he imports it, and enters into
calculation to prove the advantages Of re-
fning in the West Indies. 1t also recon-
mends that sugar DC employed in fattening
cattle. Experiments to prove the utility OF
this latter plan, it says, are about to be M
stitute,l, and it recommends Il reduction of
the duty on sugar,
PETERsBuRGH, July I6.
On the 18th, Il ship of 100 guns, and three
frgates, were launched frcip the Admiral
" Yard; all of them are extremely beauti-
fui in their structure; they have gone down
to Crcnsta,lt, where they will be completely
rugged ;,nd htted-for sea. There are now on
the stocks, a ship of the line and eight YES
sells ofjnferior rates. A squadron of several
ships of the line and frigates, under the COM
mand of Admiral ChanniAnow, will sail from
Cronstadt in 4 few DAYS.
REvEI., July 8.
We look with the most painful anxiety to
the approach OF winter, which can bring us
nothing but misery for. if things do not
speedily alter, we have to dread tine severe
est famine. There already prevails here
4 most oppressive scarcity in the immediate
neccssaries of life. A pound of bad rock
salt from 10 to Is corecks, and even at this
price is scarcely to be had a bottle of very
| bad wine sells for two roubles coffee is at
1.-TWO roubles per pound, sugar one rouble and
Ia half common beer Is copecks the bottle,
e land rye-meal 10pcr pound. The silver rou-
BILE has risen from 1O6, to 2G8 copecks. In
4 Esthonia, several Doors have been found
D head in the fields. They had been eating
bav and carrion.
A number of Russian troops are encamp-
4 ld here-NVe hear no political news, and
: llll are very peaceable. The English occa-
: Blaced orr roads under blockade, but have
: Undertaken nothing further. OF cOursc there
S TO truth in the report mentioned in the
dutch papers of our having sustained bonn
lbardment nor does it seem that we have "a
) by to fear.
BOMBAY, February 81.
I" 1t is said that the King of Persia has
toded Ormus and Gombroom the French,
and that squadron which left this the other
lay, consisting OF the Albion, "a, two FRI
gates, ROYAL George, Mornington, Ternate,
are gone to intercept the French armament
going to take possession. We hear also OF
a French general, and 800 partizans of all
descriptions, being arrived at Terheran, III
Persia, with a view Of getting into India
We have received accounts from Calcutta
| that Sarampore was taken Pvesessinr OF and
all els. D5rr>ish ships in the river, altogether
a very large property.
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/ AND.-ko: SAFE i valuable ,,,ct oi Land III
~ /Gooc,iand county, on the watets OF Bcaver
Dam creek containing 400. acres. This is eX-
celcnt farming Land fertile in the produce of
grass, corn and wheat-of tho latter, large crop
- Just put ia Its improvements comfortable
and convenient; but the purchaser will first sec
ii, by APPLYING 10 Mr. Branch, on the :>rsmises.-
Tie terms will be easy the greater parI OF the
payment will be received in negroes from tel, TO
twentv-ii"c years of age. The subscriber will
inform further those who apply. He resides a
bout miles from the Land.
RO: SAMPSON.
September so, (ep3w)
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AND AND NEGROES 70 be rented and hi
~ red.-On Monday the 18th day of Deccm-
Der next, if fair if not the next fair day, will
let for the term Of tire. years. a tract of LAND
in the county of Louisa, knDwn by the name of
! the Healing Springs, containing about 1900 a.
cres-Cn this tract there is about goo acres Of
open land, in good order for cropping. 100 acres
OF which are creek aud river iow-grcunCis, of
prime quality-l20 bushels of bearded wheat
! Will be Immediately and carefully seeded, ono
| half of which Will be Gown in tobacco land The
Mineral Springs on this tract were much treo,,en-
ted when kept public PLACE, their virtues are
attested by Physicians of the first empence, and
some late and surprising cures, have, beyond all
controversy, established Their value and their
powers. There are several roomy and convenient
houses, all OF which Except one small house or
chamber kept for my own use, will be let witt,
the land. Mt the same time and place, will be
hired 20 valuable crop hands, consisting Of Men
Women, Boys and Girls. | am willing 20 divide
the irnd in parts. and hire The negroes separate
ly, bat should be better pleased and would make
some abatement, If could meet with any proper
person who would undertake the whole. AT the
same tim and place, will be sold ID valuable
work Mules, the stock Of Cattle, Sheep & Hogs,
pl1ntata;ion Tools, 200 bbls of Corn, Tops and
Blades, 500 bushels Of Oats, .md some Hav, one
'i~he COsci'ee, with harrers for two horses one
Still, several artici OF valuable Furniture, con.
ssting .! Mahogany Tables, Chairs and Couch
sundry Walnut Tables g ~ ndsor Chairs, large
Looking Glasses in guilt frames, a Quantity oi
China, Queens and Glass Ware, Kitchen Fur
nitUre,. &c. &c. too tedious to enumcrate. For
all purchases under Il dolls. cash will be requi-
'"d--tor all between Is and 100, twelve months
credit viii be giyen-and for all purchases over
100 dols viii wait two years, but in every case
bonds with the most undoubtcd security will be
required. bearing interest from the date, unless
PChctually paid. GEO: FLEMING.
Healng Springs, Oct. Z. Ttf1
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hTOTICE.--In the year 1898, request was
IN made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia,
Through Mr.. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
dom to Mr. Thomas Digges, then in England, to
make enquiry for the heirs or the Family OF 4 Mr.
Abraham Mines who, when youth, left Brigg
house near Huddersiie!d in Yorkshire, for Anne
RIGA, and was clerk to q merchant in Virginia,
afterwards kept a store OF his own, had partner
in trade, & diet, unmarried, about the year 1888,
leaving lande; and other property. Unfortunate
ly, by the loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and RAJ
chel, capt. Datle from London to Alexandria, in
the year 1875, the letters of request and other
papers and memorantlums We're lost, and even
the writer's name, which IS supposed to be Far
ly or rarely, as we'll his place of residence has
been forgotten, butts guessed to be near Peters
burg in Virginia.
The Subscribers, or either of them, will be
much obliged to any one, informed OF either OF
the parties above alluded to, give any trace
as To their residence, or informed -f any landed
or other property of said deceased Abraham Mil
mes, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
lew and they viii thankfully pay any costs for
ascertaining the names, places of residence, or
effects OF said deceased, &c. &c.
GEO: MILNF.S, Merchant Boston.
THOS. DIGGES, Fore War6Wton, Potomac,
IHayylana.
GEO: Wv. RIGGS, George-Tospn.
Ostober Ii. [3ml
H. u,p,n 1,,,s e,,aIt Mills or N;Inas
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iW x. LIZ TELLER, DENTJS2.-In the
house a'i"n,c, A. i.;..i,,,, ;s,,,ui,, ir )
near inc Capitol, is practising in the various
branches 90 ms profession, l. E. cleansing and
Destoring the teeth To their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar
wllich a'i.ieres TO them in the form of black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of many teeth
decayne, an offensive breath, and the corroder
OF the gums and sockets. Hc sets artificial ones
so as to stand iirln bcngusctiil as we'll as orna-
mental, plugs the decayed cavities Of s,ich as can
DC preserved, and extracts such as are too far
gone to be saved, in which, operation he makes
use OF RrUrF's PATENT EXTRACTING INsTRu-
MENTs, which takes the teeth out without any
possibility of tractuiing the jaw or bruiSing the
gums, and with much less pain than the instru-
nents that are in general use for which opera
ton hisrricc is one dollar, when done at his own
house.
lie deems it unnecessary to say any thing con-
corning the advantage derived from the manner
OF his performance or his Abilities leaving it for
ms former operations TO speak
He mas DENTIrRIcE prepared by himself of
superior quality for the preservation of the gums
andteeth, void of corrosive substance.
Mr.. LIE TELLER wishes the public to have
notice that as he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, all his prices are considera-
bly, lower than when he was only a visitor of the
place
A line or servant directed to the aforesaid
place will he attended to-
CO He k ps constant supply &c Teeth En-
tracing Instruments, key kind, and best quality,
for sale.
May g. iIaw6m1
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sn ANK NOTES, rs below described were
4 , PEE into the post Office at dis place on 27tl,
May last, enclosed in letter Addressed to Mcssrs
John Wmder and Sons, Ph,ladclphs, and which
etterhas never been received it is therefore APP.
pretended that the BANK NOTES may have fal-
len into improper hands and should such APP
pear circulfunn, Iye earnestly request that they
may he stopped. Any satisfactory inform rtion
regarding ,hcm %il be thankfully received, and
ifrcquired, literally rewarded
BUCHANAN G. POLLOK.
Patcrsburg, July 5. co
Bank OF Virginia payable attheit Office Of Dis.
CONT ard Deposit Petersburg, to Robert Dir.
chett PrssiAent thereof or Bearer.
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guard ship, and several othcr vessels were
prepared for their reception. The private
letters add, and in this statement they are
confirmed by capt. Ferrier, a passenger in
the Hopewell, that the enthusiasm of the
people OF Cadi2, and particularly Of the wo
men, exceeded any thing we have heard Of
even during the more ardent periods OK
the French revolution.
Some OF the most respectable women en-
ploy themselves daily in visiting and at
tending to the woundcd patriots even in the
hos. itais, in making shirts. bandages. &c.
Nothing, indeed, appears to have been omit
ted on their part which could serve III any
degree to excite their countrymen to orpose
the enemy, and to sOothe and reward those
who suffered by such opposition. 1t appears
that long previous to Joseph Bonaparte's
quitting Madrid, ali the Oiiicers of State had
found means co escape; one only had been
taken on his flight, and shot on his being
brought back TO Madrid. , His name was
Nfvichtr,r Alvarez 81.
There is,a report that Bonaparte has v':rTs
assasskiated near Bordeaux by band OF 100
youths, who formed plan for the purpose,
letter from Amsterdam i alla1neh &c the
authority.