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June 10.
The bill in addition to tile act to regulate
the laying out and making read from
Cumberland (Md.) to the state of Ohio, was
passed.
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OTlCE.-That ON the 18th day of next
' month, will he sold to the hghes, bidder,
on the premises in this city, (unless privately
sold before,) three story brick ho,.se, (unii-
rmshed) ~ by 4e feet, together with the ground
OF the same Width, extending back to an alley /;
situate on Cmy's Street, running parrellel with
the Basin, and opposite To- Nicholson and Heaths
Coal yard. Terms OF sale, $1,000 in hand, $1,000
ny SIX months, the remaining balance, divided e..
q'iSiiy in - and Is months, ON the first instant
Deed OF Trust on the said property, and bond.
OF the purchasers, will he required to secure the
three last payments.
SAMUEL PARSONS
9TH mo 90, 1909
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United States, Virginia district, May Esd i699
The United States, Libeiianfs, against the
sloop Jenney, whereof John Wright is master &.
commander, Resbondext.
HIS day came the attorney foy the s. &;
y 1T appearing that the publication directed at
the last term, had duly made and procia.aatiou
having been made, as the court did direct, tina,
tliesaid vessel would be considered as forfeited
TO the United States unless a claim should be
interPosed for the same End no claimant appear.
ing, ON the motion OF The attorney for the United
States, it is decreed and ordered, that the said
vessel, her rigging, tackle apparel and furniture
be considered as forfeited to the U. Statea, and
that the marshal of this court do se tue same
10 the highest bidder for ready money after giving
j0days'notice IN some one OF the ne wspapers rub,
lishcd ~ the city of Richmond, and make return
OF his proceedings, and bring the proceeds TO
the next court in order for final decree.
Il Loby. Iestr.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, Clk.
ny virtue of the above decree will be sold at
Poweh's Tavern in the Town of Petersburg, for
ready money to the highest bidder at Pubicauc.
ZION the sioop Jenry her rigging tackle-apparei &
furniture as named above.
WILLIAM MANN, DEPUTY III FIR
JOSEPH SCOTT, III. y. ID.
Juno so tf
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IT AVlNG executed aueea of ,r,,s, to B,.ia,l.
AJe min Oliver, ir. William Cunningham, ,ani
samuel Richardson, conveying certain property
therein mentio'At, 10 them, for tI,,. purpose OF
making sale thereof, IN order to discharge Ill
debts tor which am bound tor my father and my
own dcbts.--It Is therefore wish i,at all such
creditors NAV rs soon az possible. make their re.
spcotive claims known 10 the above NAMED zen
iemen, that They may know how tar TO carry
tie sales, which will take place the 1st of August
next IOHN NJ SYMij
Iune @
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NEWPORT
INDEPENDENCE.

&. ,x.<xn,3.2ss ;1spxx - J, ,he r<ooest Sc
~. *...,. - - scc.,,,cd ,hs a,,no}rtment 10
'ssSs;St IiS f<., =, ~, snnrosrhing Fourth
- 5'.ss: 49, S;,+ ~ lion ~ }ntroduc-
s...> - - ,,;ssrsd h,,~tbe Rev. Mr.
49,. - z 90, e Indcbcndence
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~ q q, ,,r the tf3y3i f65r
e : 10y s,,s roc - c,iS.
- - -: ', ;s~;,s. =, shoss Who are dis.
p1rcito i'm II the eelebratior, to assemble at
osnsnr tie S<zte- k1pusc,a ? O'Clock a. Ms--
Wu.&rx< 1kxx1s and BHs5AMfx B. MuN.
tbnn, EA3uipcs,m'ao arc appointed Marshalls
fbrths dsy. win form the procession IN the
Sppuyns orxler:s
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4 49,
At Tvrerson JosEfH Dsyoa, a Foreigner. His
death was occasicncd by afli from the niaintop Of
a brig At that place. I'll - 4afN
AZ Iaanfon, .Mcss.. Mr. EsExEzrR srsrHxss.
aged 62---Mrs. REsEccA STAPLES, aged so,--
Mrv KFziAn caossaxx, aged lo wife Of jaEes
crossmAa. ta sfs~ Wt<H
At Aaznn, (.5fass,J Mr.. DAVID Prfner.
~ A5nysson, I2faxs, Hon. WILlIAN sxvxk, a.
Gcd 30 He bad been many years member Of the
Executive Council.
Al .skddztfs,Su tcsh } Rev Exbex iiusrisc-
7oSJ aged s. years. pastor Of the first church OF
obrist In that citys-Mr EpwARp Bowxps, aged 81.
/ ~ Cornish, c 49, H. capt. .DASiEl'pvrxAS, ag~
ed 70, 2 Reyoiutiopary. patriot. ~<
IN Rfegfh, ~: c Maj. LunsforD Lono, Clerk
Of halifax County Court
In xtnssAAs, IL. C, W MohsIsos, Of the Q. 8.
army, accidentally killed by his brothar. 2.
At Nsp Orleasss, It. BowfE,- ofthc u. s. Light
Dragons. killed in Duel with L. Uag, of the same
corps. The latter was also wounded in the vrist,
they fred three tnncs.
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. wv Carpcntcrs Business. \ A lad from
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I 1nd Immediate hosseSSio1 kiptn.
rTHAT picaSant md ,cbr1zAodk6sb Noon,
il cornercf mn and 7Aa1x. S,rsefss hith-
erte occupied by the subscriber - q oiIicc.
Il Is rnsucstionably by far the best skussicn.
for pubiiek Office, Of any In the tow --al,d
az small cxrence, might be ftted tcr dry
goods store. For terms apply 70, q r, ~,
PAUL ~. Mv0fyORD.
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Roses Ottcr--or Essential Oh Of Roscs---
Take very large glazed carthcfl or Stone jar,
or large clean wooden cask, fll il with the
leaves Of the howcrs OF roses, very well pick
ed, and freed from all seeds andstalks spourl
ON them as much stsing water as will cover
them, and set the vessel IN the sun, in the
morning at sunrise, and let Il stand till the
evening then take It into the house for The
night. Expose il in this fuanncr for slx.or
seven successive days, and at the end Of che
third or fourth day, number OF Particles Of
a fine oily matter will foot on the surface,
which in two or three days more, will gather
into a scum, which is the 0ner Of Roses.
This is takenup by some cotton, tied to the
endof a stick and squeezed with the finger
and thumb into . small phial, which IL i.nss'
mediately well stopped !. and this Is repeated
for some successive evenings, Or while any OF
this fine essential oil rises 70 the SURFACE Of
the watcf
Dobson's Eneyciotedia.1 ]
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When twenty millions OF publick fnbncy
were to be voted to ministers for the carrying
on of war;. scarcely forty members could be
found to antborise the vote but when Mrs,
Clark was to be examined at the bar; there
we're about 500 members IN their places !! II
~ a se Ltndon Paper.
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/ The cclelraspd SurcouR, who Cor the last six or
scveG yesrs seonniued dcvas,atons in the Indian
seas ON the British commerce In that Qaarter ~ The
reported amount Of twentyscvtn millions stcyl.
ing. arrived n III. '1falocS On the 5th Fcbrsuy
last The Ersnsb &ignts ~ sepillxnte, was cons
service and IL wss there ."d surco"6 d ~ ;sSrsSss %
ed her, converted her, into "a merchant vessel
the nsmeof "Charlcs and sailed for France o tho
c0th November last. IFS passage from the Isle Of
France to St Haiocs was Effected mrs days without
molestation. Srcouh isA young man, rather ilHtos-
ATE, but brave even 70 fault e has tits believed
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TranslEtez for the 3fereaasile .fSuersiser. frons
Cn .dmsssrdom Paher Of May l..
DRESDEN, APRIL io.

we have at present no other mtehlgence
OF inc oelhEerent armies. .nan tnat tne rrencn-
arc = eohcentrated on tne BANKS o' tne Danuos.
DosA%ERrH' VIZ -, hpru Ia-.- Inc niomcnt ms
ma)es,y tnc emperor arrivcu mere nc lssuca
inc ioIiowing Proc,anauon 20 nus army t.
ooLD!Hla---wc. nave nxed the tcrI1ory
9. !ne eon,eneracy yss epe austrian .1encral
snss =. appcasa''So =, nl' a.lny M xe
~ nrs Mc'e', He u1a.M po"e. noscss ~As
=; ,usa ;ou''' nv W.. am am owaro;a &c s,. ~ Z ~;
ed our cabinet, YOU saw him depart with vows.
of eternal ffiendship. In three wars VIC have
conquered Austria, and she has repaid with
per6dy the debt Of gratitude she owed sss.:
Let ifs mafch AZ the approach 81 CTR Ars
mics she. will once more acknowledge her
conquefors W.
~ (SigncD NAfot tds.'
80 - 80 --
Bach, April 90" 4 have the hohour to
inform your majesty that during three days
wc have repulscd the enemy. Your troops
hsyc distinguished themselves.
April 2l.-This day the French Envoy at
the Court Of <Sillingsn made the following
n
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The following very important notes with 9th.
81. papers have been communicated to the
Senate by the President with. a message
bearing datson the same day. sss
II s'so 4 Wssaissres, Jssesis, lso9.A
II haxe, the honour 10 incloss a,copy Of an
order cfhis msjssty IN eoapcils issues on the
26thcf ApFiflast N ~
IN consequence Of soficiaL communications
sent g. re irom bis n,9lss'ys n / e Eoysrnnent'
sincc thc adopfion OF That tlneashre, am ena-
blcd 10 assure you thay ~ has, no cpnnextion
whafeyer with the overtnrcs which have
beer. ssidioixed 70 make 20 the. government
sofsfac Unjjed States, and that j am persuaded
thak thc tcrns Of the agreement 50 happily
conciudcd by the recent ne gociation, will be
ssictiy fulfilled on the pais of his majesty.
The internal evidence Of the order itself
wotald fully Justify the foregoing construction,
and ip0ttcvcr, It will not have escaped Your
notiss that the repeal has not thereby been,
made OF the order Of the 7th cf january, l7o7,
which recording to the eigugement have
entered into, on the part OF his majesty, is to
he absogated With the other orders, in conse-
1rence Of the adjssl-acnts Of differences be-
,weeif thc'two countries, and the confidence
'c5k9tts&td Of = sfrrthe chnciIiatory under.
& is4yc nc honcuf .to be, Ayith the highest
respect and consideration, Sir, your most o.
bexicnt humbla servant,
(Signed) DIM! ERSKINE. z
TIE hon. Rc5sss Snsitk, Seeretcry Of Ssass.
Dshartme;ss afssS:s, Juae Is, 1909.
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~ foEDoE, MAY g.
Letters, received from Holland, mention a
report of the King of -Saxony having brenar.-
rested by order of BonApartc, on suspicion4sf
having carried on secret correspondence
wisEi the Empcfo0r Of Austria, but this Is not
conifrhed. = Sf
I: On tkc' osth March, Lord Ccilingwood
sailed from Minosca for the Bay of Tor:sp,
With 4 . sail Of thc line We have not learn
ed, on this occasion, nnd thing, by way Of
oibralszr. respecting the .of Spin.
Yesterday the Admiralty had 'advicss ffofn
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Latest JForeign 57etDs.

BY the ship VIRGINIA, Capt. Crockst, in +6
days from Amsterdam, the editor ofthc Mcr-
camille. Advertiser has received an Amster-
dam paper Of tle first of May, containing i'm
portant news, of which we have given.a tram
station. ~tv
From this it will appear that the 6 dogs Of
war" arc again let loose in Germany and
thata bloody engagement took place on the
goth OF April at Rhor, between the French
and Austrian army in which the latter was de-
.fcatcd with great slaughter. \,
We learn verbally from Capt. Crockat,that
the victory of the Goth was obtained by a rus
sc dc guerre--the emperour Napolcon,unde
cover Of feigned retreat, having drawn the.
Archduke Charles into very unfavourablc
position. The Archdukc John was atlvan-
cling to meet the French at the head Of 10000
men, SO that second general engagement
was daily expected. ia *1g
The empcrour of Russia and the king of
Prussia continued pcutcr. - --,....,.
The ship Mentor, capt Ward, arrived in
France from N. York, about three weeks be-
fore the sailing of the Virginia. 49,. =. I.
Capt crockat, we understand has brought
dispatches for Governments, from Mr.. Arm
strong, who, il was reported in Amsterdam,
was about leaving Paris, and would probably
return in. the Mentor ,-- --N.-.
The embargo on American vessels in the
ports of Holland was raised early in April.
The empcrour Of Austria had returned to
Vienna from the army.--lfer. Adu.1
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49,. From. .HNLIE.zX Z
Wcwcrc yesterday favourcd with HslifAx
paper Of the 10th inst. mentioning the, arrival
Of the Packet 1zcry, from Falmouth, for NJ.
York .-Hef London papers were to May 8.
The latest BY one day. The following are
the only new articles which we find extract
cd. Bosfon Palladium.
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A letter from. Amsterdam of the Goth of
April to a respectable house in N. York says,
have Just time to inform you, that Off
cal accounts are Just received OF the defeat Of
the Austrians on the 5000 killed,
10000 prisoners and 100 pieces OF cannon
taken by the French
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Interesting Official Correspondence.

The following very important notes with 9th
6r papers have been communicated to tn
Senate by the President with. a messag
heating datcson the same day. & s
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FROM TIE SPANISH PAPERS.

SEVILLE, Oct. 10 --Ncy has concen, rated his
forces in Vallaliu,id, Salamanca, and Toro he
complains OF .he iinpossib,iity of maintaining
himself there, or vi making any movement, on
account oithe numerous detaehmcnts which eur.
round him, and CIT off his supplies and anuni.
ton our parties have not met with any French
on this side of rIlavera Sault has evacuated
Placentia, and the whole of the North Of Estra.
madura, and gone to Toledo. Several carriages
have left Madrid. with a number of persons in
the French interest.
According TO all the accounts received from
Catalonia, 1t IS not to he doubled, I'll the 22d
September a most obstinate battle tough
near Corona, and that the auxiliary army, VIZ
der the command of General Bake, obtained
the inestimab'e advantage Introducing into TIA,
city considerable supply of provisions and am
nutrition.
Our correspondent in Catalonia advises US o
The French fleet having sailed from, Touion, viii
the design Of relieving Barcelona bu, adm Col
iingwood, with the English Aeet, being in thos,
seas, it is very probable that he w,ll it hal
the voyage.
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ME SUBSCRIBER siv,s Motive. ti,at will.
4 view 20 the education of his own Children,
he has determined to remove biz family to the
City OF Richmond-He has rented the House at
prescott occupied by the Chancellor, and p,opos.
es taxing 10 or l2 young boys or girls INTO his ia
mily As Doardcrs
He pledges iIimselftat the most rigid atten,
on shall be paid TO the morals and general wei
fare OF such AS may be committed TO his care
he situation he has chosen is high and healthy,
and sufficiently convenient to the Academy. He
expects to be in readiness to receive bosrdcrs b,
the 10Th OF January in the mean time any com
iaunicalIons on this subject may be addressed to
him at Columbia
H,s price TOR board is 5 100 per annum one
third 10 be paid in advance, one third in six
months, and the balance at the end of the wear,
each boarder finding his bed
RO. GUARLES
December IL yy2,y 9sg
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favsr. and that in the Ailness Of tims. when ycur
Majessy shall be called from your earthly t. q
celestial crown, the memery and example of SO
beloved sovereign May secure to grateful PEG
pie the imitation of your Msjest,'s virtues in the
successors of your Royal House, till tine shall
be no mere.
Signed by order Of the Court.
"HENRY WOODBRIDGE"
To which Address his Majesty was pleased to
return the following most gracieus answer t.
81 thank you for this Testimony Of your zeal
and affection for me and my government. /,
has ever been my anxious care to maintain the
rights and privileges of every Class Of my sub
Jscts and it is great satisfaction to nae To rs
Aect that, in the midst of all our ansxamplea
struggles, and notwithstanding the duration o.
the wars in which, for the safety Of my people,
have been engaged the commerce and mans
features of my City of London have been CARR.
ed to an extent unknown at any former period"
They were all received very graciously, and
had the honour to kiss his majesty's hand AT.
ter which his majesty was pleased 10 create the
Lord Mayor Baronet, and conferred the honor
Of Knighthood OH William Pioneer, Esq. Alder.
man.
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CITY ADDRESS To THEy1Nc

20 THR KIae's MOST ExCRLLENr A,,esr
The humble AID an.ifIl address efthe L.a,uoy
AlG1nlen. and commons Of The city efLnaon j.,
esanron eoH"ciI assembled;
Most Gracious Sovereisa;
We, the lord mayor, aldermen and CO..,
mems Of the city Of London, in common coups,
asa mpied, approach your majesty's sacred per,
sen with our most lively end unfsCnzd conora
talst,ons on the recent anniversary Of yeur ma
JeSty's accession to the throne of these re aims
with Joy and siadness we nailed the day or
which your majesty entered into the fifliett
year OF your nAJcsty's reign, not only over tue
persons, out III the hearts of your majestys sub
iects
When 1T pleased the almighty rulers ofprin-
ces 70 place the scePtre IN your maie.ty's hands.
the brave, free, and loyal people, whor your ma.
1esty was ordained TO govern, received with
piessure your majesty's FIST declaration to the
great council OF the nation, that born and edu.
Gated Briton, the peculiar happiness Of YOUR
majesJ's life would ever consist in promoting
the welfare OF your people, and your msiesty 5
resolution TO maintain our most excellent consti.
tuition, both in church aud state, with an as,u-
rance that the civil and religious rights of the
subJects were equally dear to your majesty
with the most valuable prerogatves of the
Grown"
60 We experience and acknowledge the bIes-
sings OF this security TO our religion and laws,
and tho great charter Of liberties which in virtue
OF the glorious revolution your rosjesty's iiastri
Gus house was chosen to defend Throsgf. the
lapse of nearly half = century your majesty ba.
proved yourself, on every occasion, unvyearied in
fhs maintenance and practices of all the pr;nci.
pies 90 grsciously pledged
Dsproud sui ject for your ma ssty's faith.
fiI citizens OF London record, that IN the mids,
OF all our nneIsnpled struggles, ye,lr majesty
10 snss,ed to say, now, ~ at the CONN esce m.pt
Of your myssty's reign, that your majesty can
sse with joy OF hesrt tse commerce Of these king
doms, that great source Of our riches. asd fixed
object Of your ntajesty's never fhiiiag care and
projection, iCurishing TO an extest unknoyp in
soy former war
Deeply Impressed with gratitude to Aipiuh-
W God tor the innuDerable blessings be has
been pleased to pour down upon this highly
fs'oarsd nation, and msre particularly for his
wonderful and great goo..sess, in having cont
hued his divine protscton 10 your majesty until
this joyful period, we, your msiesty's faithful
eiuzens OF Lcnson have implored Heaven to sc
esPt CAR isrvsnt prayers Of praise AID thsnksgi
vn'g, and 20 continue thf same prov rdent,aI care
snd protection 10 your majesty for many years
yet ~ come.
b steye, Sire. that il is the warmest wish and
most i' ryeut prayer of your Msissty's Citizen,
OF Londeh, that Providence may long continue |
70 tins "at'os - distinguishing laalk Of divine
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From the French and Dateh PaSeys.

PARIS, Get 19.-We are assn: ed that her Ma.
jesty the empress, has received :. teegr .p,.iek
despatch announcing the conclusion of Peace
with Austria on the l4th Oct. the anniversary
of the battle OF Jena. ,
Oct. 20-The Intelligence of the conclusion
ofpeace with Austria having reached -rsa II >
on the 18th, at night, the whole town was Ih,mi.-
mated II was ,Lnsanced here this mcrEinp
by discharge of 100 pieces of cannon. aud last
niyht published in AL the theatres. At tie. q.
pera house, TIL. triumph of rraiaH was given.
and when the actress who acted the part OF Pau.
lima pronounced the verse
=" Romans eek Cesar quill faut en- ,ena,e
grace" (konans, it's to Cesar that thanks ought
to be returned for it) the whole house rang with
Pcsis OF applause; and repeated shouts Of. Long
live the Emperor"
Oct 2S.--His, imperial majesty has left Scho.
enbrunn, attended by she dukes of Bcssieres,
Frioul, and RiSigo, and other gentlemen of dis
tinction The imperial horse guards precede
his Majesty on his journey through Upper Aus.
tria and Bavaria.
Oct 25-An article +; ON Antwerp, sfler des
crib'ng the rejoicings which lad taken place in
that city, on account of the conclusion OF pesce
between Austria and France, states, under the
date of october 3 awe are this moment in.
| formed that lis imperial and royal majesty will
arrive within few days in our city; his excel.
lency the minister of marine is just arrived"
ST.. PETEasBuRGn, Sept. 20.-Th. fortress
| OF lsmatl continues to be closely blocksded by
! our troops, under the orders of General Wsin,.w
ANrwERP, Oct. PA telegraphic despatcb,
which Yesterday received, states that tile
! emperor has aire ldy arrived at Fontainbeau
BAYoNNE, October l9.-The day before YES
terday arrived in this place 200 draft horses, he
! longing to the imperial mews.-We understand
that se~eral corps of troops will shortly pass
through this town on their march to Spain A
great number of them have already reached An
| gouleme.
| Marshal Ney, duke of Elchingen, is shortly ex
pected here from Spain
| The following is mere particular list OF the
| Ministers of State who have been created Dukes
| The Minister Secretary of State, Duke of Bias
sano.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Duke of Ca
| dore.
| The Minister of General Police, Duke of O.
\ tranto
| The Minister of Finance, Duke Of Gaeta.
| The Minister of War, Duke Of Velletrc.
| The Minister of Justice, Duke of Massa and
| Carrara
| tits worthy of remark, that in all the creati
ons of the new mobiles of Bonaparte, this extra
ordinary man has selected their titles from tn.
| conquered countries. We do not find in his lis
of princes, dukes or counts, one solitary title e
| manating frem any place il France..-M 4. Publ
| Aduer.iser.
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happens to nations as to individuals. that The ser-

happens to nations as to individuals, that the SEP
want and ms-t,r change stations, K a man comes
20 wefr tie nse,s nfhis butler.
Accounts, however, stated to have been
received, that thc marquis has persuaded him
self to accept the proposals made to hun We
confess that we csnnot bei,eve it--WG have I've
luently expressed our .: i;,'on as to the sbarac-
Ter and tslemis OF NJ sign,s Wellesley-that lac
mas more ,ctivlty than Prosress-morc ostenta.
iion than soiid Nirtue; restless spirit OF dong
something, w,ih little DISCRIMINATION rs to the
comparative v 'lue al, The cost M ,i,e acquisition
But rs man of hcn3T. we can entertain no
doubt oi him, .nd really he does appear to US,
under all the circumstances, %, me ease, >ap,or,
'ss Published statements to be autheRt,c. tina,
he cannot IN honor become the head of an sdai-
abstraction rom which Mr. Canning is to be ex-
studded. Belle Weekiy Messenger, Nov. 5.