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OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Betzveen the ministers Of France and Aust
ria, brior TO the commencement Of AosLF
ties.
Bayonne, July i6, 1908.

ties
Bay9nne, July i6, 1908.
SIR,
Mr.. Young, lieutenant in the second regi-
ment of Polish Infantry, in returning 70
Callacia upon family affairs, was arrested
there, although he was furnished with III.
requisite passports. Marshal Davoust
thrice reclaimed him of count de Niep-
perg, the colonel commanding on the from
tiers Of Austrian Gallicia, bur without ef
feet, reminding him that Mr.. Yourg's pass.
ports were such as required by count de-
Niepperg from the military going into CAL
licia, inspiring with hope, that those who
conformed to his acquisitions, would be
permitted to pass unmolested. Mr.. Youne's
papers have been seized and himself re-.
mains under arrest | am ordered to de-
mand of you his liberation.
1t is difficult TO make this demand with
ont some degree of complaint, or at least
expressions OF regret at the course Of con-
duct proposed to be pursued BY the Aust
| rian government in relation to the Dutchy
of Warsaw. Communication becomes
more and more difficult. Already they per-
nit to pass with the greatest difficulty pro-
| visions destined for the Grand Duchy
| The most excessive rlgour is observed to-
wards the French and ,he countries in their
possession. This conduct has not been p,,r-
sued towards other foreigners. Whilst on
the part of France, every measure has been
taken, not only for the safety Of the distant
provinces of Austria, but likewise for the
tranquility Of the interior. The Austrian
| government ought not to have lie last dis.
| quiet about The one CT The either.
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Ioxno NM az 10.


The arrival Of P.ncc strah.embcrg has re-
moved y considerable part Of die anxiety which
pres { SO heavily uoon the public mind, in
consequence 0. the French bulletins. AL
though The enelny's accounts reach two DAYS
later than those transmitted to government
from the Austrian armies, yet It appears thar
up to the esd ult. the advantages on the part Of
the French were no, only dearly bought, bet
were not Of q decisive nature. On the esd,
Ro5apa,tc and the Archdukc Charles being op-
posed to each other, the latter gained very
decided advantage at a place called d'Ahbach,
where d icuten.nt-g general, many officers OF
high rank, and very considerable number Of
prisoners were taken. While the battle Of
d'Abbarh was taking place, the French, for y
time got possession OF Echmull but they
were again driven from it BY the Arch-tiuke
Charles. This we have reason to be certain,
is the substance OF The Austrian accounts re-
ceved in this county, and it certainly most
materially changes the SKATE of things as repre-
selted il the enemies official documents.
The account on the part Of the Austrians, to
the date VIC have mentioned, is couched in the
following terms =
SUPPLEMENT- extraordinary 10 Tie t5ivaedgtd Ga
sctte e Prague
Son the 23d April, at nine in the evening,
Count Aversperg, Adlutant general to his I'm
perial Iiighness the Gcuera!issimo arrived at
Ills Majcsty's head quartels at Schor,lng. He
was Sent on the ga from the field Of battle.
| The two Chiefs and the two armies advanced
| that day to conib.t each other. Success was
on the side Of the Aus,rians. The Generallis-
simo caused the post of Abbach on the Lebci,
to be attacked, for which he had contended the
preceding evening, and he carried it. The
third core Of the army took Eaipont. Whilst
| the right wing of the Austrian army was victo-
rious, the enemy succeeded in getting posses
sion Of EchmuIl but the presence of the &C.
! neruissimo soon restored order, and thus end
ed battle which had lasted five days without
| Interruption. We have in this and other pre-
. yious affairs, taken greal number of prisoners
among whom is Lieutenant General unde,
the orders of Marshal Da&onst, The loss oil
both sides has been great. We have severa
Generals and officers of the Etat Major wound
ed.-The first corps of the army has advanced
to Hemmeneau, and touches the grand arm,
by Abbach."
The losses sustained by the French are un
questonably as great as those Of her adverse
lics.
A division Of the Austrans under the Arch
duke Ferdinand, entered Poland and the Pc
lish troops are in motion to Oppose their pro
gress.
The head quarters Of the Archduke Charlie
were at Cham on the 28th ult.---Ihis place j
q miles N. Z. of Rattisbon.-The prince q
PontcC orvo (Bernaelotte) was marching by L
era, with the French troops from the North Q
Germany, on their way to the seat of war
mean time the imperial Horse and Grenade
guards had arrived at Landshut, were the
were reviewed by Napoleon in person, and a
mother decided movement against the Austrian
was expected TO take place every instant.
The King Of Saxony has issued preclama
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i, the Dutch papers it is, ia fact, dcdara-
IF war. and Of course contradicts the reports
IN circulation, that Sasony bad Joined Austria.
This document was dated Lepsic, eth oil A.
pril. u !. H., !. ,ooa
ouar,ers. Burphausen, April 30th, 1900" by
which it appears that the Anslrians had laiieh
hack across the Inn, but without molestaton
and that the French had advanced across thai
river when the Bavarlans marched to oalts-
burg, which they took from the Austrlans
The Archduke Ferdinand has taken Warsaw,
which is his head quarters. he has, under
him, 40, goo men. The hrchduke Charles
has under his commando an army oil llo,ooo
men, independent Of any losses he may have
suffered in the late actions. The Austrian ar
nv, is in nine divisions Of about 1900 men
each. Belegarde has the first, the Archduke
Ferdinand the second, the Archduke Charles
lshass three, the Arch,luke Lewis two, the Arch
duke John two. There is besides militia,
which forms an army OF reserve.
! The Emperor of Austria has called upon the
inhabitants Of Upper and L.wer Austria and
| Saltsburgh, to ise en- muse, and repair to the
banks Of the Inn.
| Hostiii,es are renewed between the Russians
anu .he ip'ha' TIL, III
arc again arrived al trieste WIN oo'o''ia' ~
I luce and English manufactures.
| 1t is certain that prince stahremhergh ira
| vcl'ed the whole Of the way from vienna 10
| Holland in disguise, without the lkcsnlbiance
| of more than one domestic. lie continued at
| Amsterdam some time in disguise, before he
| could proceed tothe coast
OF SWEDEN.
ta.,an. no,, s,od.n s,,,c ,hat ne n,ono-
-. ~ h'aa Al..sen..r rar anne;n,-
,,''on - ~" rI,,.,,,b,,n =, 49, r,,,,,v is
ans .ne ."Ne ~ a,s ~, ,'nu,, C soct.
= = e,,rs - ~ ~ obscouous f. The
n",a., - :" r', M1n !, .nv ~ H.. sub;no,,,.d
pa.Foa IS ~, =. s",u' = ~ :
s'"1e, :. ,"e aG poohfor, ,bs ,,tt., end a
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Nl''"' ''ea ''e - S.
S"e
OEDON. Nav Is.
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| Letter trOm Count Cdaupag4yio Cunt Aehcra;cl.
InouLousL, July 81, SOB.
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horticultural.

Simple and easy method efmaking Hay
From essays relating 10 Agriculture and
Rural Anairs-By Farmer.
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x1.,c,, la.+
Five barrels was received in Aafch lss''
nsr the Gosa Inteat, Captain sTsw Art, rom =,
Bosros ANY person authorised -iu ~.
nav the expences on the same, may receive
!. s faxon. Metcalf & Go,
lfho havs for sac,
6 hhd.. 2.iquality Mpseovado sugar.
10 pipes Hollands Gin.
s do. FreLch Brandy.
100 boxes Mould Candles.
100 do. Dipt do
& 100 do. Brown Soap.
100 half 90. do
% barrels Boston Beef
500 VT. Hops growth lsos
10 half barrels Mackarei.
so boxes Chocolate
1000 lbs.Sheathlng Paper.
500 realns Wrapping Go.
100 do. Writing do.
so do. Letter 60.
boxes Ladies fsshionabls Straw Bon'
nets, and gen. assortment seocs.
December 90. CO..
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Notice is hereby gwen,

4fNjSLSN - ~ - 81 y - 49, =
-EHAT the directors OF tie Lsttts Rivfr
Z 2tnafike R9..d Company, vi! meet at
Fairfax Court housc, on the THIRD Monday
in the present month, to receive proposals
for forming and paving the road, from the end
ofthe twenty mics already payedto theGena
Spring Road, a distance OF about six mics
the road to be made liz convex form lily Sax
feet wide, nc part ot the road To be more than
five d, gr.cs elevation, With sufficient dilci1e',
and tunnels made Of stone IL all parts OF The
road where necessary, speedily 20 carry oil
ttl wafer Twenty :cst IA "jdttoi rhe ROAD,
to be paved with stone HIne Inches II depth,
on saEh parts Of thazFoad as pass over ilt!n,so-
Id s.ouna, and not less thar twelve inches III
depth IN such parts as pass oFer moist On
ulsde groa5Ci, the stone to be broken 50 small
as to PASS through i rtng Of not moro Tran
three inches diameter, aod covered VITA gf@-
vel, sand OF clay; thc road 90 be completed y
the course Of Tie present year, tic undertake
erto be paid for each qu9iter ola ni'c who"
that distance shall b completed and received
b. thc Directors.
The Directors Bi!lat the sane time and
place receive proposals ior Feeploa the road
already made in repair 20 twelve months.
HE proposals to be made in wiling Speci
Gyiag Tie distance aud part Of the road, PRO-
posed to lie made or Kept il repair, and the
sum Der mis- iJl which, il viii ,e undertakes.
Boad ard sccuIit, viii be required Of tae
undcrtaicis Tor the performance oil their CON
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roE Ph I'll Tseviiiile,
sesaER ey KING and f<4ef11 sfkle,,
y5LEXARDssx.

sesszR sy KING and f44Rfl1 srxlen
y4LExARDssA:
Has received a considerable "A
dition 10 bis stock,
IND oFFERs Fo.a stLF,
20 hogsi,eads, Isl ADD ID suaGty
20 barrels Maseerado ausqr..
1000 70. Green Coffee
s ID tons British Patent Shot, sssor.e,
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
70 eaak.s .iYstq,ialiiy Goshen Chees.
40 boxes Mould Candies
IS bags clean heavy Pepper.
30 h. Nntme gs.
casks London refined SaltPstrc.
S ditto Irish Glue.
Cunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Yolng Hy
son, siyson Skin, and Padre oouchong Iex,
in quarter chests, boxes and commissioning
of which are equal iii quality to any ever In
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, idsbon,T.
rcrias, and Malaga Wines.
a few ca4ea Medoc Claret.
Jamaica, Winlward-l Island, and NOrheA
Rum.
cognac, bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish ard Country ,yhiskey.
SIX honsheads Cherry iiounce.
Retai!ing nEolasses, Havana Hsney.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Pest T'Ioreace Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rice,
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch
Re Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cdssia, p.
,nento, Race aud Ground Ginger, Caycn,
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, 'saisms, Almonds,
Cunapts, Madelcr, Alum, CoppcFas Fol-
3rims.ope, Chalk, British and BrandyySMs
Gonpowder, Spanish Segars, Cavehdish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Ls'FeFs,
Gsrrett'., and IIamilton's Snuff Writing aid
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords
Leading Lines, sc. *.
October l8.
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SALT AFLOAT.
1000 bushels Isle May SALT,
FOR SALE, BY
Lawra{on and Fowlc.

LAW dIt5Ii dliN IVY ~
ALSO,
Landing from Schooner Elizabeth, Captain
Newconb, from Boston,
so hogsiieads Muscovade Sugars,
SO boxes fresh Chocolate.
case Straw Bonnets
do American Check, Diaper & Iickea.
~ STORE,
A few pipes Holland Gin,
SO casks ajalaga Wine,
Coffee, Chocolate, Mould and DiPt Can
dies, brown Soap, Boston Bay Malkarcl--
Shal, No. Beet, 5000 sides Soal Leather,
100 pieces Ravens DUCK, 5 trunks Men aid
Womcns' Shoes Of different Qualities
December 27 3ta"ow
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PROPOSALS
or SIZING BY suEscRtef:n,
Il ~ Il W no Il 4,
ENTITLED,
THE MANUAL
CT TIE
md En- GLIcH s1UDEFf
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY
yRs sRrNcH IND RNcLESH LANGUAGES
II TWO TARTS:
:. TrcHcl Z Lu3L:a,;---2. Anshsh = ITe7'
CONTAINING,
!. All tic words in general use, occaslon'
ally illustrated by French and EnSlI'h
sentences.
8. in extensive c6Ilcntion Of new words
il every art, science and trade,
5. The pronunciation Of every word' ac'
ccrding to the Nest polite usage IN
France nd England.
.. 4 copious vocabulary Of sea terms ala
phrases.
8. a dictionary of French sFnonyines'
s. 4 dictionary 4 French homonymeS: :,
7. An alphabetical list Of the most iaIn,. 4.
propcr and christian names, and ol II"
nncat remarkable places ii the "ofid'
&. ghe difficulties Of the French lsngua.'
alphabetically arranged. -.
g. 4 complete treatise or french Poe"F
10. 'i'he chief English idloms.
II 4 treatise on TIC English particles ~,
The whole carefully compiled from the BE-"
writer's, and particularly from the Dlctlonaf rs
Of the French Academy, Boiste, terand, W W
aeau, Waltz, Tocquot. Nugent, ChamOau'
Boyer, Johnson, Walker, &c.
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uArs's rRrE AgL GENUINE

- - 80 .yxt
GER MAN CORN PHI Isl ER,
Al infalliblc remedy forCcrns, speedily re-
moving them root and branch Witnoat sa'lhs
pain. y.
The Restorative PoWderIor the
Teeth and Gums.
Hahu's Genuine Eye N1te''.
A sovereign remedy for al diseases OF the
eyes.
ITCH OINTMEN I
Warranted to cure b. once using and 70
be free from iMcreaiy or any fse''''esoHs e. q
3easive ingredient, &c. nay with perfect sal-
ty be applied to the Youngest infant
HANNAH Ice. Patent Niee,clhe oSofs'
New York, Sept. 10, lsos,
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BY n. G.. DUFiEF,
.5uhor Of .Hature Displayed in hc1, 1n"af q
teaching language TO man, Ghfi'ed 10"
French language, Ga.
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I II shall be printed on fne paper, IN wv
handsome large l2mo volumes, upon >
beautiful type, called nonpareil, cast W. }"
the purpose, oy Messrs. Binney and Nv ~
madison. Ills eype, although small IS, y.
It's neatncss ana elegance, extremely graz
fal to tie eyes. The work VIII ISSUE ,lu ".
Ike press of T. AND q. Palmer, VINO l, -,
a!rc.ay been so rn!i!aently aistiagujs"ea. :. !,
the greatest accuracy and taste N '"S
profession, and thorough sno"ic's'
the French and English languages ,.,,,;
II, Price, to s;lhscv;;oers, forthe two '"'t =,
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pai,. on the delivery ofths whole wo'N' N
gentlemen, however, wishing 10 naV' Ne
first volume before Tn. second, It Es1J d
received upon paving The full s'"0p"
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Chs. Sinms, H.
I'alneas Janney, = to :,
Chs. T. Mercer, ~ :
FOX SALE,

FOX SA Les
40 Shares of potomac bridge Stock.
10 do. Alexandria and Washington Road
ditto.
5 do. Little River Turnpike Road Go.
"a do Marine Insurance do.
Belonging to the estate of Jodn Hans.
r. I. Taylor, Evr.
October 4. eorf
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he first bool. OF anation is the Dictionary
Of their own language.
ToLNEY.
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Notice is hereby given,

Notlce IS hereby gwen,
To TIE S!ackdoIders Of thr Bank Fl flea ',d3fc,
THAT an election will be heidat the court
housein this town, on tie third Monday in
January next, for the purpose Of chusing nine
Directors for the ensuing year agrcably to
charter.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
Gurden Chaplin, Cqj'!ser.
December 8
Mr.. Green, Printer, fredericksburg, Mr..
Heiskell. Printer, Winchester; and Mr. i)s-
Wis, Printer, Eichmoad, are requested to IN
sert the above advertisement Until the e.
lection.
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The following new andyalua5le Mcdlclne,j Just
received and for sale as above.
(Pnce, TFoo Dollars PER 6osae')
DR.. 7lGot's celebrated Gous ard RAsa
matte Drops. !.
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EDWLN IN DISTRESS.

EACH Hattering hope of bliss is past
Which love sincere, or fancy feigns,
NV dawn Of life IS overcast,
And not ono cheering ray remains
All not one cheering ray to guide
Adown Iife's vale my wearied feet,
Nor FRIaND to stem misfortunes' tide,
Nor LOVE to make life's labor sweet.
Thus dispossest of all that's dear,
O say, sweet MARY, how shall
This burden of affection bar!
With pain live, yet dare not die
= Till he who in his wisdom gave
This vital breath, Shall it once more resume
( And in the dark oblivious grave,
Mysclf, my follies, and my grief entomb.
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election, which IS to take place trvo gers
Hence. Asa sample Of what may bs cx-
putvic;tted when the campaign fairly opens, it
may be mentioned, that at an electioneering
mseting:a few days ago, or nights ago, pre-
paratory to the choice of the members of
the Legislature, in or near Philadelphia, the
Snyderites and The Leibites, got together by
the ears, and in the opinion OF Duane, by
their boxing and bruising, rcpubiicanista
was disgraced.
Nor has it in any respect Jared better with
the party in the state of New York. The
old anti iederalis,s, headed by George
Clinton, Srned sssong body there for a
number of years During the time that
Mr.. lay was governor, and federalism was
in vogue, they chung close together with
much apparent cordially. But when the
Clin,oniaps resumed the reigns Of state,
and Younger race commenced their poll
teal career, the seeds of dlscord began to
sprout among the brotherhood. Governor
Clinton was called away to fill the Office of
vice president, and Morgan LOWS was no.
minased as his successor. Thc Cllntonians
Joined in extoliing his VIRTUES and his ia.
Tents in the mos, extrayagant Eaanner.-
He was elected and calu:pniated by the
very persons who procured him his place
aat after enduring reproach, and obioquy
for considerable portion of this three
yecys, was denounced as altogether unfit
for the place. The party split; Young
man of the name Of I'ompkins was run a.
gainst him in the gubernatorial race eve
w nerve was strained by the Clintonians on
the one hand, and by the Lewisites on the
other each, candidate was in turn loaded
with con.umsly, and hillingsgate-but vic.
tory declared in favor of the new conner,
and Lewis was thrown aside as but little
better than broken polshrld. If any man
would wish to make himself acquainted
with the uuadulterated elements OF party
malice aud venge ance, he may introduce
himself to Dewitt Clinton, Ambrose Spcn'
Ger, Tunis Workman, &c. OF New-York.
This detalmightbe much morecxtensive-
ly pursued, if it were thong hs exPedent.
Wherever the party has become strong, 1t
"a' I''.lo's '.l''' $4,000 h.n. bssn bronoh.
n"u ",eh NV s:'o'sa "". $1,000 ths h;.,sr
r''o 'ut.u'cs' "'.'a.e' 49," T. ~ ,,,,,e., - =.
ness VI ,'''' .o's> .nf'.. - ,,;s,;1,.
rouo'Iu' e's .,,', ,.n,,l 49, nrnf.r
is"e' a''o'1 " :, "v'h. to.n ~ n';,s With
.na WIZ. ~ p.rhans ,berr ,re ~
''ie'f 'u'''l' i''u"'' 's''!' .1A;",, %.
Two presses ~ '''~ ~ ~" aora ",',;"s,llsd
Fa S al laa III flF and the Dcmee.s.
il Press, in philadelphia. The former is
the champion OF Lcibism, the latter Of Sny-
derisn. In short, look where you will,
where democracy prevails, and vou III
find dssen;ion AMI reproach, scurrility and
oppugnation, and occasionally broken heads
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TO give the rascal. the Slip, but a, +,
us were entered into an eng .rsnsn. 9o'a o
more TO our commandant to b. ~. -. @&s
for each other other, and that, i op p'as5t
way the others shouid be imprisoned ns ran .
clear OF that, we missed mustcr ons 10 ~
Ing cn purpose to ger imprisonsd 'H MON
succeeded. We hadropes round y Wv SRa
dies; saws, gimblets, &. in eur b,' v| b.
at twelve that night worked our w. an
though surrounded with cen:inels. "S ~ Out
close to one, where we thorghr 49,. "sM
not been any he hailed US and W. .s na'
Pcred off. He must have BEEN yons s'N
cruit, for he Gid not give the aIsrm ,.S.5t
got down the wall. The rope wa, go a. "a.
we could not hold it, and both of u, fsS Sa
feet; was sadly nnr, ahout The lo;n, ~
tainted as soon rs ! reached the "a
(where we had previously s,ow,d '"C
provisions.). Ny companion s,rs;n., wy
anele, and we stopped in The voo] }1 e. ~
days till be was abs to march. ". n 'A
taken the thirteenth da,, going ,hrop W.,
small town at eleven al night, and cnnJ%
ed back to Nerdun, where they KENT w.
hands aud feet in irons for seven dsy,F. ..J
then sent US OF to Eltcac, which !, m.,
dreadful place and where they kent ne !"
general under ground. 1t is srrorr on
built upon an amazing high rock, swronr5
ed at the bottom by three diiftreot b,r,
ramparts, the rock is entirely believed ~,
and capable OF containing the whole a,r
son if bcsieged. After being there md,
time We made interest with he tonm,n5.
ait to I've above ground; and no sooner
get possession OF a room up stairs, than y.
began to scheme how u &c! ont it. lhre
were . Ok us: we arst began mannheim.
ing rope, which we made oat Of new
linen cloth thas we got from iowa we ,s,a
GOT i friend who resided thrra 70 yc, rs A.
good sinb!et and on the Sth Of Decen.
Der, forced both locks or car ,5aqbgy dog
ard cut through another enc with he alr.
instrument; and all ofus got clear Of The
fort before & o'clcci,, the time the additional
centinels are put on. Il suowgd on! il"7
very hard, and vss most terribly cold. We
Law the next dav II the snow and at nisk
started again, and got Within two leagues cE
the Rhine by Daylight Il had frozen Sc.
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LIVERPOOL, 1uly 81, 1909.
AS you wish to know how 1 effected
my escape, shalt give you the heads of it
Last July a friend and myself determined
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FROM A LONDON PAPER.
ES CA Pc FROM ANCE.

lur. EAason's recital Of his singular escape
from tie prisons Of France.
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Iohn Gardner Laid,

Has Tar sale, al his Warehoase, Pr'@ee-sfree'
IFAart--
Nuscovado and Loaf Sugars in hossheaas
-. NIoIasses, Nest-India, and few-England
Rum in do. - r;nes
Port. Sherry, and Malaga Vines.
coffee. Rice, and Cotton Wool.
T,.neri.l, Iivson, Young Hysons Tyson
sh,,lan. ant. nysoll-.kin Teas, in whole hals'
and quarter nests.
i case black Persans.
barrels Caroline Indigo.
% crates Liverpool eream-colored oiue-
edrcd Ware assorted.
Rest Black Pepper in Bags.
sneruaceti Mould, and Mould ana up.
Taliaw Candles il boxes.
pro7Ta Soap in boxes--Cod is.' IN 90.
pasr POLK, Salmon, Sl.ad and fenlnSs
: snnars Oil, Spanish Hides, 2 quantity 2,
soa, Ieaibcr, Mems, Womeas and Ch III
Sso ,' of various descriptions, few paekases
nf y5,b;,e Rolls and German Checks. .Russls
shso.;nos and Diapers. Russia and Ravens
Dncl India Cotton Of different kinds 1 MAJ
Eeens. so pieces coarse Irish Linens, !. ~ -,
mo and wrapping Paper, 500 ousaels eof ., =
ss3t Cor.|aee. Flax, Glue, quantity. OF ~
~ ear, 900 tons Plaster Paris sna ~ 'o'''
Russian Hemp, SC. &c. y
January II.