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VIENNA. Fe6ruQr4 90.

ViEN&A.t EEOF NUT u %us
The Court Gazette contains the account
oe.sne death of count Cobentzel, minister OF
state. &c. famous In consequence OF the trea-
Ties which he has signed, and the import
ant NEGOTIATIONS with which he was charg-
ed- His indifferent health had compelled
him since the month of December 1905, to
retire from public business. M. de Co
bentzel died of a dropsy, at the age OF So
y@ars. He was born at Brussels, the 21st
November, 1853, and commenced IN 1772
b;s S@oliticaI career, under the minister count
daa Persen. Two years after he was named
minister plenipotentiary extraordinary to
,be court of Denmark, and in 1777 to that
of Prussia. He was recalled at the epoch
of the war Of the Bavarian succession, and
was destined to negotiate the peace OF les
cben5 but sickness prevented him. Ihe
san,e YEAR. he was named minister from
Austria to Petersburgh. On his return to
sUienna. after the signing OF the prelimina-
,;as Off .isbon, he. concluded, In 1897, the
Fveatv of Campo Formio and IN the month
of December, in the same year, the military
c~%mvention of Rastadt, with the emperor OF
Ffancs. AZ er the conferences OF SELF, ne
returned to Petersburgh. On the 9th of
February, 1901, he concluded the peace OF
I.unevilie, and filed in the month of De
cember following the places Of directing
,ni~nisterofstate and conferences, and vice
chancellor Of state for foreign affairs. Jour
s nal Du Commerce.
March IS.
Within these few days FIVE c%ouriers are
arrived here-two French, two Austrian
and one Russian from Petersburgh. Our
prospects become more gloomy every day.
Oa-sbe 18th. instant, a large number OF
horses weresent from hence to Upper Aus
tria. and artillery and ammunition were
constantly sent of for the use OF oar dit
ferent armies. IN Hungary the utmost ex-
ertions are made speedily to organize the
;nSurrection. a corps has been formed
near Wells, where several battallions OF nj
litia have received orders to march.
In Bohemia, several corps OF militia are
also in motion to march to the frontiers
letters from Stockholm state, that in the
room of baron E~hrenhelm, the late Swedish
ambassador in Petersburgh, baron Stedink,
has been appointed minister for foreign at
fairs, and baron Lagenbielke minister OF
the home department. This piece Of intel
l;aence stands however in need ~ofconfrma-
Ratteraam Gazette, Abril4.
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VIA PHILADELPHIA

From Lo,n1on Papers 10 The 10Th AprlL, re-
;csaged at the eBfce gMe IfGe american.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

oas, was the character and standing of Mr..
Erskine. In this capacity he made an of
hcial aad formal proposition to our execu.
tive there was nothing in the proposition
Itself which could create suspicion Ia at
! 1t was not fully authorised; it was neither
improper nor impossible on the contrary
il vas, as far as ii went, consonant to JUS
tee, bur, if any thing, short of what the
United States had clear right to dema and
from G.. Britain. II was SO considered by
the English party in this country and it
was 50 considered by the people of England,
who receivedthe news of the arrangement
with illuminat,ons and every demonstration
of Joy. The proposition was accepted by
cur government ; the terms were reduced
tn writing, there Srds no tropiso for q ra-
q fcasion in England, and the PsBLIcATI.
ON OF fhe correspondence (Which never
takes place in preliminary arrange mentsj
mutually agreed upon by Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. Erskine, announced that the PROPOSE
fion, as lar as il went, was dsfinitively con-
Guided and absolutely binding on the gov.
eminent of Great Britain. If Mr.. Frs
kline had, in any particular, exceeded his
Instructions, that was an affair exclusively
between himself and his government--but
under such a ftrefence, the laws of nations,
the customs of diplomacy, aud the RI shts of
whole people, are not 20 be infringed. In
these Gil csmstaDces, an honorable govern.
mtnt would recall its minister and punish
him, but at, all events adhere to his ar
rangement mot only because it was just,
but because it is exceedingly dangerous TO
break IN upon established usages for the
sake Of temporary advantages. At the
same time an honest ministry would nos,
upon the recall ofthe offending ambassador,
appoint an ince ndiary in his place-particu
larry if the restoration OF harmony were
desirable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

AND FOR SALE - ae s35scfi-
a. bels, attprHies IN fact, for Cfl John
simon Farley, aud his sister MIS- Eliza
beth Myrson residents in Grel, Britain,
o9et for lie their remaining proDorlion
Of tina, valuable rRAC { OF LAND, IN
TIE county OF Rock CHAM AID sra OF
North Carolina, Called Inc Sauratown Es-
tate.
This land lying contiguous to ore OF
The bfanChe, OF Koan, X River, a 10 the.
midst of wealthy cnuD,ry is represented
20 be If < elt fer,ihy, and o upije so ma.
ny advantages a to be well worth the att.
| te7tion of the purchas il contains from.
/ 10 20 1900 acres, and vii b. sold in ono
! waole, Or Nv d ',inct pa GELS, at the option
Of hose who NAV wish 70 buy Zoe VII ch
~ poe il has been laid OF in separs c,
! lots. A plot Of the land i. left IN the pos.
session of VIM. Edsard Broadnax, esq
Of Brunswick county, VIrginie, who has
purchased par OF 1t, and to whom, for
| more corgeCt information as to It's quality
SITUATION and o.her adyamag. 3, purchas.
ers are referred, as we'll as T. Mr.. la E'-
lis, who lives on the spot. Ma. Bros max
will also make known the TENS Of sAle.
and any contract entered 100 W, HIM
for the purchase & The ab1,e land, or any
part thereof Will be obIga.ory on our
selves, aud our prime pals.
G.. K. TAYLOR,
JOIN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Va Jaiy % CIV
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TO BE R E. N TED.
FIR one or mare

FIR one or more gears,
MA T valuable property commonly call
u ed Jones's P0ias, now occupied by Jo-
SLAM BRowsIxG Also, the Marsh and Hi.
adjacent The terms will be made known by
DR.. Stephen Cooke, near Leesburgh, Bouloaa
county. q. s.r;lase
The subscriber having beer informed that
JcsIAH Browning has committed various de-
predatiohs on the point, that he has sold the
stone which surrounded it. and the soil It,
self. gives notice to those who have been en-.
gagged in this honosable traffic, that a repeti-
ton OF it will inevitably subject them to the
penalties of the law. IS.
John R. Cooke.
December 10. dst&l&wt
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TO Be hired fer TIE entusag year,
Eight or ten valuable NEGROES, belong
jng to the Preston estate, consisting OF men,
wom,n, and girls: among them good cook,
washer and ironcr, and several good house,
servants.
Frances Alexander, .4dm's.
December Al. edaw
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MOTTO E.

z AN annual meeting OF the Stockholders ia
the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike
Company, Willie held at the city tavern, In
the town OF Alexandria, on the First Monday
in january next, when there will be an cleo
ton held for Ave Directors, Cierks& Urea
,surer, agreeable to charter,
BY order fthe Board, =
G. Dcneale. Pxsfdent.j
Decen Der IL: 81 Saw
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% o M q Il E s S:
TUsspay, December ~
ROUSE OF r i Pr = MA 3 Z. q g


Il on 1sts S. ID iN Is RES It'll
proving slss s8asucs g he E:seeHs tse:,
8 II yrlatisa n re rsfilssl % fscsiVs any
farther camn,agiictsfsaS fran Frs'icis as,,
aeAssa: rs
Incomnnigsre ofthe whole Mr. BAssEFs
Sd the chais-
hi. Dana 5 Speeck continued. !.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-06

den or the accus; 4, it would !.
SO serious charge to iustiry ! u
SEARCHES Of government: irs we All
done and yet all is quie,: no ~. b
is made by the proper officer, "'s'ls
rides triumphant in the CIR Of = sonl
son rears lis head adorned n;,t A'F
pings Of command. Hut ,bs :" NJ
nearly past. unaided as | h,,lI 'P'
bandoncd as | am by those vbos. Y
was 10 take the lead in the eron;.' s
fortunately fo, my C un,rv suoc eah !
when this eyide nee is Published s w
pie doubt will remain -cory;ic,;', :"
On every mind. Rut the srrop,,, y
will not ensross the public indisr,t -
strict account will be dtmardod wv" Wy
who have thus trfled with IT, i.
the nallcn and endangered its ev;,E
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-06
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER $.

Observations on the influence Of Soil and lH-
mate upon WOOL from athich Is ds s1'ls
ed a certain and easy method ct zn.trov--
ing the quality Of English Glothng Wools'
and prcseroi'g the heath Of SHEEP; zvath
hints for the arrangement Of Sheep after
shearing: an enquiry into tie structure
erouuth, and formation 9 zge0i and hdlr !;
and remarks on the meaas dy uh1ch the
Spanish breed If Sheep nay be maze 10
Preserve the lest qualities Of ITS fleece IN
changed in different climates.
By ROBERT BAKEWELL.
With occasional Notes ard Remarks, ty the
RIGHT non. LORD soMERvILLE.
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the golden fleece for British industry would
soon convert the wool into fabrics Of more
value than their weight of the purest gold
The finest woods of Europe cannot in the
least compare in softness with the Asasic
fleece.
ITO be continued
4 Read this, americans.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, viii sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, | miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
nv, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on whichis a conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen.
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion ofim-
proved meadow tor the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclucd;to purchase may know the terms
by application TO Mr.. JOHN DuL1N, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
u1ises.
E. Dulin.
DIFF
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Alex. Moore, Reglher.
This IS to give Notice,

INA, the subscriber of Alexandra county
IN the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Conrs OF said county letters OF Q!
ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate o.
9,eocpe NJ. l5rastow, late Of the county a.
i,o,,,saia. mariner, deceased: all persons hav
ing claims against the ssla aeceasea, a's -
hereby warned 10 exhibit the sa1he VIVA ''.'
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on Or De
f,re the 9Th day Of Jane ncxt, OF they may
by law be ex sluded ftom all benefit OF SAID
estate. and those indebted thereto are. &c
tuestea to make immediate payment t'lyen
urdcr my hand this 9th day OF December
1909.
Daniel Mclean,
Adn'r Of George III Aristo7u.
December 9. IS
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The Subscriber

nc OuJotIiOSl q .t
fqs received the foHozuing articles:
New Orleans and St. Croix Sugars OF the
first quality
Mississippi Cotton of the first quality
Co4,liac Brandy, st. Croix KUN, Holland
Gin
Sherry
Lisbon )
Superior Ciaret in cases
Imperial,
llyson,
Young Hyson' TEAS.
Hyson Skin.
Souchong, &
Bohea
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
Cunpowder
Pr. Patent Shot, from B.. B. to No.
Mould Shot, B l.. and S ). ".
SaltPe double refined
Spanish FIotant Indigo ~
Coppcras Of the lst quality
Fresh Nutmegs
Pimento and black Pepper,
! Demijohns,
With a general assortment Of CIRQUE
RES, and as usual, old jamaica Spirits,
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine in bottles.
The above articles will be sold very low ny
the wholesale Or retail
TO RENT,
A convenient and we'll finished BRlCk
HOUSE, ut the upper end of King street.
James Sanderson.
! Nov. ).
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LANDING
From the slooo Ranger, Captain Campbell
and for syle by
LaWralon and FOWle,
80 tons plai.ter Paris
20 barrels New England Rum
100 kegs 5 limon
4 chests Hyson les
50 coils Grass Rope
5000 yards Tow Cloth VA.
So casks Goshen Cheese, of L superior
quality.
IN STORE,
$4,000 weight Green Coffee
25 hcgsnea.ls aud 20 barrels Muscorado
Sugars
10 chests Young Tyson Tea, OF supe-
rior quality
50 cases Florence Oil, II bottles each
100 bolts Ravens Duck
100 reans Writing Paper.
so barrels Tanners Oil
casks Sperm OH
pipes 4ts proof A'icant Brandy
puncheuns Jamaica Rum
200 barrels Mess No. S, No. 2 Beef
so barrels Prime l'orl,
$50 boxes Brown Soap
6 casks Timothy Seed
50 boxes Cod Elsa
50 Dc No & Chocolate
10 barrels SAFFRON
90 Ooo lbs Soal Leather
80 packages Shoes different Qualities.
s. casks Delona Gunpowdcr
case German ChecNs
tVSNTED,
1000 bushels clean nye, for which Cash
will be given.
Apply as above.
D,.,:. s.
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JAMES BACON

A4VAIO III
Begsleave to inform his former customers
and friends, that he has
Recomsnseneed the Grocery Buj1ness,
Athis Store on Kingnea Washington
street.
uHRRE HE OFFERS FOR SALE,
A we'll chofen af1ortment OF
goods, in that line,
Narrated genuine, particularly ms
TEAS, WINES & LIQUORS,
Which are of superior quality will dist
pose of each and every article on the mos
moderate terms.
May g.. dti.
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Five Dollars ReuGrd.

RAN AW AY from the subscribers, living
IN Alexandria, negro boy, of yellowish
complexion, called JOE PAIN, about. | years
ri age-had On when he went away a pjir of
home spun pantaloons, mixed with blue slack
and white, aud generally wore them without
suspenders tied round his waist with string /:
Likewise, had on blue cloth roundabout
p:ket. think il rrobsble that he mag have
changed them. He is apt to be Mpudent
When spoken TO and speaks very quick Its
supposed he is at present lurking about the
navy yard, though he is freqsentiy IN Alex
smdria.
Catherine Dade.
December 2,
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ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
SEAT is nov offered for sale.
It contains 100 acres, 50 of which are III
wood. holland is better adapted TO the use OF
Plaster of Paris, and there is some very val.l-
able meadow land uponit.
For terms apply to; w. III. Foots, esq, upon
the premises, or to the subscriber In Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany. Jun.
September IL
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Orphans Court,

,1lerandra C5unty, Drc. Term, 1909
Ordered, that ,he administrator OF George
NJ. prastow, deceased, do insert the following
vertiSemcnt three times In the Alexandra
Daily Gazette
Ieste, -,
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Land, Negroes, Corn and Stock
FOR SALE.

ON the lstn instant / will offer at public
sale, at my farm on Bull Run near Centre
vile, $500 acres Of L A ND heretofore
adverlised) on credit of eight yesrs--like-
wise some valuable NEGRO FELLOWS.
One kalf cash, the other short credit
On the same terms, about AGO barrels Of
CORN.
On credit Of nine months, with interest
from date if not punctually paid-a valuable
stock of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, with
Wagons, farming utensils, sc.
T. Blackburn.
Fairfax County, Dec. 9. At
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ss!ss ct Terdus.

On every Tuesday and Friday
80 wILL SOLD
the vsndue Store, corner OF Prince an'
Water streets. :.
4 yar:ssy Of Dry Goods, Groceries. sc.
p.atieu,srs of which will be expressed IN
.b, bills of the day--Ah xmas OIL soous
.,s;cb arc on limitation and the prices o.
which are established, can at any ti.ie oe
viewed and purchased at the lowest Limitation
?. G.. Marstellers Y. NJ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-29
M ILL be exhibited, for one week only, ,opps.
W., site the Bell Tavern, the
= ! COLUMBIAN PANORAMA. ma

4 view c, the city Of New-Ysrk, and surround.
ing country including the highlands of Nsrer.
Sank. GovernOrs lsIdsd, 3rsokLyn, & part OF Long.
Island, part of the trttes, and PoSyles- Hosk, sl
the different Chatehse in the city, the NeSp Stare
House, IN the manner it will appear " hen com!
Pieat; the Theatre, and AL the public buildings,
ted situation, in the stespls OF ST. Paus Church,
presenting view Of more than LOO mics III cir.
conference. - 80 ?
The proprietor begs leave to request those la.
dies and gentlemen, who il q I'd to honor the Pa-
norarna with their presence, to avail themselves
OF an early opportunity, as the artist who execr-
ted the principal part ofthe Scenery Of Cinderel.
,a, and the Forty Thieves, being on his journey 10
plhiaaephis, has taken this opportunity of ex.
'ilbring, in Richnond--andf from the nature of hi
engagements. the Panorama must close ON Sa.
turday the S0th.
Ticket. Of admission. for the week, 50 cens,
not translerable--open from 10 in the morning,
TIL s IN the evening. =
September 30 3tG
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JOHN M. CREYON. sec'rv.

In CoUEcrL, September 19th, 1909.
] L IS advised, that from and after the first day
y of January next, tho Auditor he instructed,
m every case, where ay claim by virtue OF an or
Der or certificate OF court, is presented to him by
person whose name is not mentioned therein.
" require such person to produce, also, an order
Or power ofattorney from the individualn whose
favor such order or certificate ofcourt was made,
together with affidavit OF one witness at least,
Sertted by magistrate or notary public, that
such individual actually signed and acknowed-
ged the same And Co give general information
ot tl'is rule 1t is advised, that a copy hereof he
Published in the Virginia Argus, EHgnirer, Pc.
tersburg InteIgeDcer, Norfolk Herald, Lynch.
burg Star, Stanton Eagle anil Winchester Ga.
zeIte, ono week until the first day of January
next.
Es0Hcf from tie .1ownais.
DANIEL l.. HILTOW.
CLERK q lhe Council
September %. viii
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VIRGINIA INN.---THE SUBSCRIBER
having disposed of his interest in the IA
GLE TAVERN, respectfully informs his FRIENDS
and the PObI,c. that he has leased for nnubc >
OF years, the old CITY HOTEL, of Mr.. Crouch
lat considerable cxpence this we'll known hvas,
IS rendered as comfortable AS any Ia Richmond
II the most unremittju; attention, the best ia.
bles, LiqnOrs, Stables and Water, Can cOn9uce
10 pubic patronage, the Subscriber pledges him
self tliat these shall not be wanting.
few genteel Boardefs can be accommodate
at 40 pounds per year.
RATES, sc.--Genuemen putting up AZ this
House wit be charged one dollar pee day = Hor.
scs at livery, 30 cents per day--All other char.
ges .uslly moderate f. S. S4ki1HERS.
kreHnosp, Sept2S, 1902. wa
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ron THE ENQUIRER

FOR THE ENoUIREK.
QUESTION.
What form divine, Is that we see,
Just coming down the street;
OF stature small, bat symetry,
Most p .rfect and compleat?
ANSWER
Miss B''''', Sir, with ev'ry grace
Attending on the charmer;
But view the Angels matchless face,
Aud where's the wretch could har M her
The ladies tho are all agreed
She's vastly under size, Sir.
But for my part, 1 own indeed,
She's not SO in my eyes, Sir.
Oh save me from a glnt's arms,
Wine c fat and flesh contending,
Present mass Of melting charms.
Each chastcn'd sense offending.
To form a bouquet for my breast,
Snow-drOps and Roses sweet combine,
For Lcthe's POppies, protest,
Suit not heart that throbs like mine.
A.
fredericksburg, September 25
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WENTy DOLLARS REWARD, for ap-
pretending an Apprentice Of the subscri.
Der. who clipped on the 18th inst named Frauois'
Childers, aged about 20years a shoe sker by
trade; thin isaged about 5 feet 8 or inches
high, much piupled in the face had on When he
vert away, bIHe cloth coat, pair Of blue Virgil
MIA cloth pantaioaas he may hsve changed his
cloaths since. Whoever will deliver the above
apprentice secure him in any Jail, shall receive
the above reward - =,
forwarn all persons from harboring the said
Apprentice. DAVID LOGAN
September %. Is
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sfOK SALE or rent, dat excellent and com
a modiOus enement lately occupied by Co
mOnooe Also, the rensn,ent adjoining, no
nearly finished. Possession can be bad lmincdi
ateiy or the former tenement, and OF the latte
one by the 10Th Oct. The purchaser will be ae
comfnodated with long credit, IL it should hs
wished For further pst ui -, as o safe
fent--AppIy TO sEo GAAkNaOIr.
Sept. ~. WOW
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~ OTfCE-That I Susanna Lyon Widow
~ 81 the late William Lyon deed OF Ame-
liza County, being about to move 10 the St1ie uF
south Carolina, & as the laws OF Virginia DO rot
permit dover slaves tn be carried out of the st&.e
without mourning forfeiture, / therefore staify
TO all who may be Interested in any dover slaves
in my possession, to apply before the l0lh dog II
November next, at the house OF John Woo .s,yn,
in Cumberlapd County, where reside aud they
shall bs secured in ssch Interest
SUSANNA HON
sept 80. III
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-29

INHE TRUSTEES of the Manchester AGA.
4 deny. will proceed, on Saturday, the 18th
October next to elect steacher, out Of the candle
dates, who may then be IN no mnation.
September %. If
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INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY.


Z MPERlAL OPERATOR, and founder of
Il FashionS, in all the civilized countries of the
habtab.c globe has the honor to inform the la
dies and gentlemen of Richmond and it's vicinity.
that the 1eanbts Of Fashion and true Tate, is
now open sheir reception, having lately recci-
we'd the newest Fashions from Paris, Consisting
OF an infinite variety, amongst which the most
prominent are, Head Dresses, 4 La ldinryva, 4
La psius. Il La ApoAo, II La Mars He also.
with the utmost respect, begs leave to inform the
Heads-of Department, that he has received some
Wigs, a la 1finos and as IN such u5inr times
too much care caruot be paid to the preservation
II the esre0eAnm he conceives he cannot slew
more true devotion 90 the real interests of the
country, than ~ thus early providing for the
wants which may arise, from superabnndance Of
business, and sadaea chaages' in the atnsspheye.
Done he 29th day Of 9Th month, aud 18th year
OF our reign,
ALEx'R. De La TIcNE,I
Sept. 80 c 81
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.VERMoN7, I'LL HILL!

II 9viH be reeoNeeted that last year Yer
mont had a .federoi governor and eouncR.
This zvas Effected by The cry Of Tie LAw-
rERS against The embargo-the charm nus
dissifated and Notwithstanding all fhe
7ceisht Of office, Isaac ITchenor. afhears
once more designated 10 sink into the rang OF
a fripate citizen.
The election in Vermont has take,, Mace.
The Uotes in the last and present eLectons,
in most IF the tozvns, stood thus:
1GGREGATE
GAL. 7IcR. SNIqH. Tier.
11,6o7 1902 10,e15 1913
1902 1918
MAJ forGaiusha 1885 CIT
q u nrn gain IF 1908
The t0zvns to be heard from are mostly
small, and zviU not vary HE result more than
4 or 500 VoteS either qUay.