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ROBERT ADAIR.
FRANCIS WERRY, Esq
His HcJesty's Consul af Smyrna.
KINGSTON. clam J July z.

\
The ship Cornwall. arrived here from
England. on the Gin June was boarded by La
D~aaigneuse frigate, Of So guns, Capt. Viii
Graham. the Argo of ~ guns, Capt. War
-. in company, with feet of Indiamen.
consisting of % SAIL under their convoy, and
learnt that La Dedaigneuse had OH the 9th
May spoken the lllustrious. of "a guns, Capt.
Broughton, with four transports destined for
India, with troops under her convoy.
AT the period of La Dedaigneuese's depar
ture from India, tranquility was perfectly re
established amongst the troopss Every thing
was arranged on firm basis, and salts.
factorily adjusted, as to prevent the future
recurrence OF events SO derogatory to the ar
gny, and mische vious in their tendency,
An cxpedi lion had been on foot when the
disturbances were first manifested among
the troops, for the purpose of proceeding a
gainst the Spice islands, but from this spirit
OF INSTRUMENTATION it was abandoned, and the
troops disposed oil the protection of the set
Elements. Since then, however it was deem
ed proper to dispatch two frisates, with
500 men, for the purpose of annoying them
aud making prize of whatever valuable fell
In their way.
Hopes were entertained that the French
would be completely expelled from the In
dian Seas. as an expedition which promised
every success was preparing at Madras for
the purpose of reducing the Isle of France
the last refuge for the enemy's privateers
Ill thar part OF the world.
A great proportion of the Officers enga-
ged in the mutiny were Oh board the fleet
Many OF them had been tried.
Sir G. Barlow, it was expected, would
embark for England shortly after the feet
quilted India.
British manufactures were exceedingly
abundant in all parts of Portuguese An,e
RIGA. Linen and cotton goods were only
disposabie at prices far inferior to their first
cost. The Slave Trade was carried on
briskly. Vessels were continually arriving
with negroes from Africa
July Is
A letter from Carthagena, dated June Is,
gives the following information:
Several changes have taken place in the
Government of this place. The Governor,
who was generally disliked, has been depo
sed. and sent as prisoner by way of the Ha
wanna to Spain, to render an account of his
conduct. The Lieutenant Governor with
two Assistants, as a council, Compose the
Executive, and the Cabildo exercise provi
sionaliy the functions of the superior Govern
meht. AT Mompox some disturbances have
taken place, but we are at present quiet
Communication of the changes will be made
20 the government OF jamaica. The Cabil.
do have published declaration of the prin
Ciples on which they act.
PORT ROYAL, July IA
Sir Alexander Cochrane has discharged
all the American seamen discovered TO be
such; and serving under impressment, in
the squadron on the windwari island sta
Siou.
NEW YORK, August l.
Letters of a late date from Amsterdam,
I[uprlanfN ar. rerpi in
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GENTLEMEN, &c,
We have seen, in the former
part of this treatise, what are the Rules APP
phcable to tle Political Lies, which relate
To and CnaraCterS-we now Come 10
such as relate to political measures, causes
aud consequences.
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LAUc HABLE The Pseudo &" American
Nitizen OF n Y. (Mr, Cheetham) has come
out with long article, in which he charges
the republicans with having been ripe in 1899
for dissolution OF the union. The only fact.
which he pfetends to state lis a letter from Mr..
Lewis burwell OF this City, under date of
March, 1893 and publishe d i'm the Virginia
Gazette--ln this Mr. b asserts that Mr.. G lies
had expressed himself in favor of a sepa-
ration.
! Peace TO the ashes of Mr. B Let US not dis
tufb them by sarcasm or retort-let us even
pass over those terms of poignant asperity,
"nich Mr. II uses. about his political
opinions 1t is merely necessary to say,
that Mr.. q. contradIcted the assertion i'm the
most explicit manner, in a letter which is now
before us THEORETICALLY assert,
says me- Una II HeUer vas my WISH or on
JEcT to effect dissolution Of the federal
compact, or To bring about separation of
the otates-and that never expressed such
sentiment either al the table or time allu
oed to----1r at any other TIME or PLACE
whatever''
On the other hand, Cheetham admits, that
during the embargo the federal party were
=" on the point, in the Eastern states. but
particularly Massachuse IS and Connect.
cut OF opposing WITH FORCE the diabolCal
system OF French dIctation and ruin" as he
chooses to style it.--He adds, the abolition
oil the Embargo &c. prevented the appeal
TO arms-IhcSe men roo assumed to them
selves the name Of /ederunSLS-and they
Herved the spirit of G.. B. by an opposition
to their own country-Yet they are now so
impudent as to charge the republicans with
wish to dissolve the Union Wagner, &c
are even bold enough to twist and distort the
va. resolutions of 80, for the purposes of
SANDER.
SPtss-C 'pt Floyd, at Baltimore reports that
there are 3 vessels Of war out of Halifax cruz.
| ing tor certain American vessels, which have
beet particularly described ny soME PERSON
| IN The U. ).
| CT The George Dyer has dispatches for go
vernment from Gen Armstrong MIR Eryng
has brought dispatches from B.-So that the
! President will have recent information from
| BoTH countries.
MARRIED, at Msriettt, the Hon. JoHN G..
| JACKSON, or ClsrksDurgh, (Ylrg.) to the anna
| BE aud accomplished Miss MARY mEICs,
Laughter of Col X. ]. Megs, of MARKETS..
| DteD, on friday last 1t her fathers house Mr.
| VI Sslden,) Mrs MARTHA Kohvr, the con
sort OF Mr.. William Roane-doeply lamented 10y
| er weeping family and by all who kne y her
'weeter sDd more interesting girl never Ief
| he " warm precincts" OF this world
-----s---------------------
| a FER the 18th Of the presen, month, the
a subscriber can accommodate or small
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NEW YORK. August 1.

VNFNt
Letters of a late date from Amsterdam,
tvia Engiand) are received in town. One
OF them states the following
The Maria is tn sail from this for New
York about the ooh of May. as a cartel
ship, with capt Stanton Howich, Cole and
MERIT, on board. French commissioners
arrived here on the 18th of MAY, and took
possession of all property in the kings ware
houses belonging to America, or which
they intended TO transport to Antwerp for
sale.
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MAINE. May %.

MAINE. May %.
A report is in circulation of an interview
OF two powerful monarchs which is To take
place IN couple of months, IN one of the
Cities OF the Confederation OF the Rhine.
CoPENuAoEN, May 26.
Mr.. lsaacson, merchant OF Christians;ind
Is Acknowledged and publicly announced as
American C..nsul
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RRoM FREMcH PArRRsr.

CDEssA March 9. An American vessel
%rirc6 here from Baltimore. This is has
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of the subtle Hud ran through the ship ard
completely saiivated the people upwards
OF 500 OF them were shifted into transports
several of them have lost all their teeth
pne man his tongue aud many others tina,
are affected In serious a manner, that il
IS feared they cannot recover. rhe provi
sions also partake of the perncious influence
OF the quicksilver and the Triumph is or
dered To Gibraltar to be cleared immediate
ly."-Londo. Paher
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a FER the 18th Of the present month, the
a subscriber can accommodate 4 or 5 small
Boys, with 30 AKD, Washing and Lodging
Room, &, 80 dollars per quertcr, paid in advance
cHLLES TERRELL.
August 3. lsw6wg
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CITE Gnnulrer.
RICHMOND. AUGUST IA. 1910.

jfor tbr Gnqlilrer.
a TREATISE
ON POLITICAL LYING,
Respectfully dedicated 10 the Federal
Printers in the " 3.
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DteD, on friday last at her fathers house (Mr
VI Sslden,) Mrs MARTHA KoAvr, the con
sort Of Mr.. William Roane-deeply lamented by
er weeping family and by all who kne y her.
Fweeter and a more interesting girl never left
he " warm precincts" 0f this world
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LONDON, October II.

The French Government, it would ap-
pear, tho determined not to comply with
inc demands of the Americans, was yet de-
sjrous of inducing gen. Armstrong to fore
go his intention of leaving that country, by
holding out expectations OF the existing
differences being adjusted. A private let
ter from Paris of the 9th instant, states that
the following explanations On points which
had previously been under discussion, were
contained in note sent to gen. Armstrong
by the DUO de Galore:
1. That all American ships which should
arrive in French ports betwlxt this and the
1st of Nov. next, should be comprehended
under the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, and
not under any other existing decree.
2. That the Decree of the Esd of March
1910. was revoked the moment the French
Government heard of the suspension of the
Non. Intercoursc Act.
3. That American ships which have not
suffered their Gag to be dishonored by sub
mission to the British Orders in Council,
shall without difficulty, be admitted into
the ports of France, with the liberty Of
clearing out again.
4, That the Emperor will give licenses
to the American ships, this being the only
forign flag favored with them.
S. That American ships, loaded on
French or American account, will bo adj
,mitssd into French ports.
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cotton superior 10 that of New orlear, a,s
in large quantities. From the Juice IS
grape sugar Can be made equal in qualify
TO that OF The colonies. A pant n4y,ec,sd
for more than two centuries, and which !.
peculiar 70 France, viii produce indigo,
Chemists have found substitute for eu,,
potashss and dye wops!s, and in short, IRON
present appearances eoerYt5;ng viii snort
" bs produced in she Dos an Of Inc ena,.is,
Whethcr these events VIII AXE place ar ~,
Is uncertain; bn,wha, is MT, IS tnc be-
lief OF his maj sly that it is p.acticab...
and until he is convinced to tue coa;rsrv
it ls much to be ftafed, THAI he viii pursue
his present system Of having TO ntulyal
commerce during the war"
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agaznst
INK, MASTER OF A PRIVATE,

The ship in question, Catharine ayne,
is furnished with all the documents usual
for Americans. The authenticity and va
lidity Of these have not been questioned,
and are moreover confirmed by certificates
from the Danish and Russian consuls in
America. The nationality Of the ship must
consequently be considered as proved. Inc
condemnation of the ship, hawever, has
been insisted upon, because the captain is
said to have forfeited his neutrality, by hav-
ing gone TO Fayal, there unshipped his car
so and taken in a secosd one, with which he
IS stopped now on his voyage to Petersburg,
notwithstanding his passport, as Well as
documents Of clearance, mention Peters
burg as his place of destination. II this
was to be sufficient reason for condensna-
ton, the voyage TO Faval must be forbidden
blythe laws OF the United States, or bear
the character Of smuggling trade OF this,
however, there are no sufficient proufs. The
act of intercourse only forbids commerce
with Great Britain, France, their colonies,
aud countries occupied by them, or any
other places in their power; but it is by no
means proved tina. ,Fayal is under any Of
these predicaments; On the conssery, the
documents produced shew thu, the Azores
(Weslern Islands. are governed in the name
Of the teigning prince. and consequently
must be considered as Portuguese domni-
ons. That document OF clearance was
not to Be obtained in America, is not prov
ed, and the declaration Of the North Ame-
rican consul here, Mr.. Saubye, adds to the
contrary superstition. The captain has not
cone ealed his intention o! going to Fayal,
for this is stated in The bond o. hire, as
we'll as in the certificate of the Russian g.
neral consul. Aiithe eloedments received
at. Fayal he also had on baard The capt.
cannot be sale! TO be guilty Of having carried
on smuggling trade, Tor, the clearance
from Fayal is just, and the nature Of The
cargo stews that it cannot bEIot English
origin. 'Ihe suspicion advanced thai the
ship and cargo should be English property,
is net founded on sufficient arguments, nor
Mas ii been proved.
The ship and cargo must consequently be
released, bet the captain nlust brlbound to
pay the captor the expcuce attending the
capture.
We consequently judge TO be right.
The ship in question, CathsFine jayne,
is hereby released, saves however, that cap
.aip Darling ough, to Indemnify Finck, mas
ter Of pgiva,eer, all lawful expenses at
tending lne capture, as we'll as those of the
prize court.
Tht higtlcourt Of admiralty in the city
of Copenhagen, October 6, 1910.
WRUGEL.
II authenticity of the copy
n. PERBOL. I
That is true and literal translation of
the Danish original sentence laid before me.
Witness my hand and seal of office.
FRED. SCHNEIDER,
Translator, duly sworn aud admitted.
-(1bpnkaren. Oct, 10. 1910.
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b(eph Vaudeville,

Corner Of King, end Fairfax. Streets,
HAS REcK1ysD FOR SALE,
10 puncheons I'd proof antigua rum
2 pipes real cogniac brandy
8 pipes country gin
80 barrels New EnElSnd rum
40 barrels rye whisky
hogsheads Orleans sugar
5000 lbs, green coffee
j so boxes and half boxes choice hrst ana
second quality Havyna sega,,s
90 casks first quality GosheE cheese
IS boxes Lonoon and Phiiatelpiila liuS'aia
goo lbs. rc6ned saltpetre
= 90 boxes muscate! and boom ra'slhs
90 lbs. fresh Zaute cuFan's
so boxes mould and opt cahalss
$500 lbs brimstohe
so dozea perfGmeS soap
20 lbs. Cayenne geppe9.
November % -. -.
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Hamburg, SEPT. &c.

The American vessels embafgoed 10 the
ports Of the Duchess, that have taken car
goes, have obtained permission to put to
sea.
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Extract Of lette, from an american gen


Extract Of letter, from an American gen
t!cnoz at B0rdca17;,, ia q Respectable "'er-
cantiie h9use IN this tozOn, dated oct 8.
4G.n. Armstrong is now here and en-
barks o.morrow. 1t was not in his power
il appears to prevent the sael OF American
property in the different ports OF the en-
n,re. The amount Of the sales of that at
Bayouue, must, think, be upwards of
thirty millions Of francs, considerable
portion of which belongs to subjects Of his
majesty, but no exception was made in the
decree of the Esd Of March, and none has
been made in its execution, and his ma
jes,v reserves to himself the right of dis
eliminating when he shall think proper
The late communication made by the duke
Of Galore to Gen. Armstrong, goes | Tin.
derstand, to a declaration, that all the Anne
rican property, which has been sold upon
his retalia,ing principle on the non-inter-
course law, will be restored when congress
shall pass a law to restore the French pro-
perry sequestrated under that act. | fear
however the original property will not very
soon be reimbursed, and if II ever should
be, it will be subjected to such deductions
in duties and charges, as to amount to a
trlfling sum. Il fear very much that his
majesty will adhere to his present system
of having no neutral commerce, or il any,
that it shall be regulated by special licenses
from him. He believes that without them
the English will always have greater or
less share in il and to which he will not con-
sent. In the mean time the manufactures
inthe empire are increasing. Sufficient to-
bacco is raised not only for It's supply, but
for expectation to Spain. Rome and its
snyiroas we are told will shortly produce
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DANISH PRIZE COURTS.

The Records Of Sentences pronounced an tie
High Court Of admiralty, in the case
No. 81 rs, 1910.
CAPT. HAMILTON DARLING,
dgainst
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Landing and for Sale

John q. Lada,
so boxes s by 10 and 9 by II Window
Glass
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, fresh and
Of the best quality
90 pieces Ravens Duck
400 do. Russia Sheeting
A quantity of Lime.
IN STORE,
9 SO bbls. SHAD.
November 2s.
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C1benhagen. SEPT. 22.

= 5
We understand that large number OF
vessels condemned by the council Of prizes,
have been released By the superior tribunal
OF admiralty; among which is the rich a
merican vessel the Leon, with a cargo
worth seven hundred thousand crowns.--
1t is believed the captors will appeal from
the Judgment in the last case.
The embargo in the ports of the western
coasts Of the Duchess and Of HE Eibe,
is Professionally raised is TO the vessels Of
all friendly and neutral powers eHcebt lime
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st. PETERSBURG, SEPT. f.

81. ftEefS0UTS, OfpE' q
The pretended American vessel, the Al.
phcus, Of 95 TONS has been eondscaged at
Cronstadt.
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BOSTON, Nav. 20,
From Francc.

We are indebted to MIR. Wells from
France for Pats papers to the 5th and Dor
deaux TO the 9th of October, from which
following articles are translated:
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Msm5yandsw-C Communicate ~ Nj.
Human, passenger in the ship Otao. from
(Cadiz. Left at Cadz, w. S. Hogrra,
cupercargo of the ship Nancy, q nroy:
dence, who was captured Angus, 90, By bs
treath te!acca ptivaleer Napseoa. O. 9
guns and SO men, CT Malaga. in,o shlcr,
place, alter taking on: the captain, crew aal
all the rafeis, Tie slip was osnt viii I.
Ereachmrn on board. Ga The Isl Seo,eta
Der in toy Of the priratrer, eff Malaga saw
sail about + n,iirs to windwasd, Knic!r
they supposed to BE- an, English man o. ga:
add left US with greas precipitation, hang,
prior to that, robbed the peoples chess
and took from MIR. Rogers his watch, 0:s-
tolls, cu,las, and hal, every article 81 cic.hej
excep. those on his back, and lie dollar i2.
money which they found conc ALEC g oia
person, having stripped him 20 discover IS
Bore away for Gibraltar, aud arrived 'hcss
with ,ha mate and cook IN n XII dav, " he
American vasscls which had been cap7sr2d
Oh theii arrival at Malaga, wece i-ame3;-
ately taken possession Ct by the 1e2srel,
and the vessels and car8ocS ao!c wllhoAr
trial, and the military goyegunen, g@c~'yeG
one third"
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NEW YORK, November @.

The Charter Election closed last eyrnipn,.
The Federal .ickess succeeded in the Fiysc
Second, Third, Fourth, SIKH and N!a.h
Wards; and the Democratic in shr Filth
Seventh, Eighth and I cnth, giving F,d>:-
raj majority in the Corporation 81 lo,pr
Ine rlbels.
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Boydraux, Sept. ~

Bcrdeaur, SePt. "
Fifteen bales Georgia cotton, long st2Pss'
sold this day for FIVE francs per pound
Cc;efer 8.
Arrived the Eugene, from 'ne Isle OF
France. in IS DAYS with rich cargo. Ao-
yers.scd for sale q. auction shlp iatico.
/RsrAn, Sept. 22.
The deposed king OF Sweden has passed
through KongsDer5 On his way to Russia.
Vienna, Sept. 20.
The Russian army gained complete
victory ov.r the Turks at Batyne, On the
z,b ,nsts.t. The ely OF Siaow has capitu-
September %.
It is said an epidemic is making great
rayagcs in Mo!dayIa.
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Paris, Oct. s..

n ~ uTfs, CT's. ..
Prices this day--Caraccas cocoa, IL to
II francs per killogramme; Bourbon eef-
fee. 9 francs 10 eentimes to 20; 81. Do-
mingo s. go TO g 80; fine cinnamon 4e;
cochineaI 112 to tic +; Pernambuca cotton,
1875 to 90 !; cloves IS to Is so; best IN
digo Sc to So; Isle OF France 90 to So;
hyson tea 23 American potashes 1871 20
ia per hundred Kilfogrammes !; Buenos
Ayrss hides ia hair 22O TO $50.
October a.
By decree of Sept 1s the duty on cot
ton is fixed at s francs psr klliogramme.
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Lass # TIE schooner Lq3.v:ag ~ his
vessel sailed from New York on de * )! %
October, for Mar,in:aae passepg-G il
her Miss Louisa D',lraymond, Mas? Coz.
stanta PORTER, and Mr.. John 2a5sorf, q
New York Messrs, Cha.lls ChAu'sao,
Quebec Lusan, OF GAsconar. iho9. 's =,
Hia1shall and servant, az St.Lre:1 <.
der and servant, and Rouies, q },
nique and James Has* l., & s ,,a".aar
On the 9Th, the vessel was upse4 hY . 81 r....
the captain and passengers being Vi bsi,'r.
Oaly The captain aud 9 passengcrs &c ed
I'd in reaching the deck, Late f's az ~
the foremost went over and a e 2. r'.hl
the vessel rishted. At s. On the aO,H, he
wind abated, aud the survivors h-iow were
drawn up through the sky light by s,ra-,
Of a rope, after watery confinement Of 20
hours, and discovered, that cir. Mar.a2N,
Mr.. Lugan, Mr.. Roulet, and Nj. Co!d,arS
servant, were drowned ia the cabin he
cook, black man. WAS washed fsor: thS
deck, and drowned, the day before IL
10 o'clock, the sch'r Warren. HSlhaHayg
from Baltimore for Lisbon, took ihe:n oa
the wreck, where they remained - da"ar
On the 24ih, spoke the big MAJ, +nas
Briggs, from Liverpool for Rev !o'G>
who politely took Mir. Hasse!l. NJ hat
vau, Mr. Cordler, and scanned on boa d..
and brought hem sale to this port ! ne
remainder Of the passengers and creW re-"
NAMED with the Warren, in hopes o. In"@:"
ing an opportunity to reach the Mss! N"
dies.
TIE sch'r Mary, Of Boston, capt. oamu~t
3. Bdes, which was captured On her pass"
age from Boston 10 Tonningrn, carried In'
to Amsterdam last winter, and who come
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Narseille, Sept. 27.

On the 10th, 18th, 18Th, 22d and 25th OF
October, will be sold the cargoes OF five
conhscatzd vessels, consisting Of cotton,
potashes, campeachy wood, sugar, coffee,
tobacco, &c.
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TIE sch'r Mary, Of Boston, capt. oamu~t
g. Bdes, which was captured On her pass"
age from Boston 10 Tonningrn, carried liz
to Amsterdam last winter, and who CONS
promised with the captors, bat was not AL
lowed to sail, in consequence OF ne ImPF"
perial decree OF the 23l OF March, but oi"
an application made by general Armst.eHG
TO the French government, for the above
vessel to carry home the destitute o.a5te'8o
supcrcargoes, and crews CT vess Is, "h,cN
had been captured and condemned NJ
schooner being Of the least vaIne, was &C.
eordingly released for that pu'Fos1, aitrs
tho snort period of two months from 'hS
time of application. The schooner acc''c
ingIy sailed trom Amsterdam on the 1O''
Sept. with the following passengers: -'p,'
S. Merriheu, Of the paiinurus, captain -
Robinson, Of the Whampoa (who was cha'5
ed with dispatches from gen. Afm'''0'sj
MIR. Learma supercargo Of me Harmony
Captain Williams, Captain PF'ce, ana W.,
S. Parker of Boston, Including SIX mas
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Anniversary Of St. Andrew.

The Anniversary meeting of the 81. IN
sss,slre1v Society will be held az the house VI
! Mr.. Daniel M'Dongal, on Friday next, at
10 o'clock. Puncsual attendance IS re-
9usstsd. ron
l5s Dinuer on the table at 5 Q el0cS.
tNuY. q.