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rally, q may be efre,tan to Hssp theaA IN

rally, Is may be cffettuM to Keep fhclM in
good epair.S-Reierred TO a select Com
mittee.
a petition was presented and read of
Samuel Pleasants of the City of Richmond,
representing the necessity OF new edition
OF the LIST and 2d volumes OF the Revised
Code OF Laws, and of the Acts OF public
and generally interesting nature, passed
since the session or 1902 (; that the petit;on-
| er, at great eNpcnCe, has commenced the
printing OF such an edition with considera-
bic Improvements and is willing to furnls
tor the use of the Commonw ;ith, any mum
Der OF copies which the Legislature may be
disposed to take, on certain terms proposed
| i'll the said northumberland, that the
SAID petition be referred TO the committee
appointed to bring iii Dill, en- the subject
OF supplying the Magistrates and other pub
lie officers with the laws of this Common !;
and that Mr. Jackson be added to that
tComuittce.
A petition was presented and read fron
number OF inhabitants OF Grayson County !;
and-A petition from a number OF inhabi-
tants OF washington County, complaining
LET many injuries and inconvenicnces resui-
ting from the laws relative to the forfeiture
81 iantis ter non payment of taxes, and Tor
faiiins' 10 eEtef the Same with the Commits
sioners or the Revenue-Referretl to the Sc
iect Commlstee 70 which other petitions on
the same subject have been referred and
that Mr. Campbell be added to rhat ccln-
mittee.
| A petition CT the first Marsinsburg Ar
tii.erl3ts tc be furnished with powder and
bail fer the purpose of improvement in mil
Itaiy SKILL by practical use of artillery 49,
| Il petition from the proprietors 81 certain
coal lands, and other inh abitants of Gocch
land and Hcnrico Counties, praying thst
Iuckahce Greek may be declared pub,
lie high-way.-An
petition of the President, Directors, and
Company IF the Swift Run Gap Turnpike,
praying an alteration Of the direction Of the
said Road, SO that il may pass by place,
called the Wilderness and that the com
lpany may be enabled to erect t6ll-g gate
SO soon as ten miles Of the road shall be
completed an also praying an explanation
II the law concerning the rate of tolls
Referred to the Committee of Propositions
and Grievances.
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IJSI received and for Sale, at the Sub
~ settlers Office
10 Hhds first quality SUGAR,
20 Hhds Pennsylvania Whiskey,
80 Barrels New-Orleans do.
f.W STORE
400 Sacks blown SALT, Liverpool filed,
100 do. do 4 bushels
200 Iierces do. do.
10 iihds * rs Bb.s LIST quality Green Coffee.
so Bags old do
Pepper, Pimento, Nutmegs, Loaf & Brown
Sugar, Country Gin, Antigua Rum, Spinning Cot
ton, Tow Linnen, Salt Sacks, Spanish Segars, Pork,
Bacon, THREE sets handsome dining 1dbles, and
an Invoice of Dry Goods, Consisting chiefly of Wool
lcns)----amount about S 1000, and other articles
which will be sold low for Cash approved paper.
FOSTER 6S S.HTCHELL.
Nov. S. eYSw
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WILLIAM McCABE, H.4TCH s. t,f0(,x.
.1fsRER, respectfully informs his ru yrous
customers and friends, that he carries on the
business at his former stand, opposite capt Robert
Eambies store main street, He his si,sere
thanks Tor past patronage and pledges himself lever
TO isappoint the just expectations of those Who yo
him with their business. Watches, Clocks and Time.
pieces OF every description repaired AID Warranted
re mas Tor sale tight-day Clocks, Gold and Silver
Watches of superior quality chains, KEYS seals Sc
N. Is. Journeynlan who has been reslla.i, breu
to he business, would be employed.
December 4. .Ssw
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H }, SE * LOT For Sa.e.-Fog sale. q,
II use and Lit, at p,< ei.t ,je,.by
Mrs Nelson The Lot contains two-tirds of a half
acre lfnot privately sold, before the 18th da, of
the present month, it will be put up the day foiow-
ing at Public Auction, Oh the premises Al II o,c,nct
Fer terms, appiyto
THOMAS TAYLOR.
December z. eon,d,
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DUMFoRD ACApEMY.-Th school at

pUMFORD ACADEMY.-The school at
A-e the Rumford Academy vii! ',e continu-
cd the ensuing year. to begin the 18th of January,
and end on the 18th of December following, under
the direction of the subscriber and Mr.. Jo,n n z.
Nelson: They viii instruct you'll, in Srsfipg, Pea-
ding, Writing, Arithmetic, the English Grammar.
Geography, with the of the Globes, and the La
tin and Greek Languages.
. Tho price for Board and Tuition. (eacb bo,r,Ier.
finding hsbed aud candles,) will be s loo 70 l aia
quarterly in advance. -
Books W II be furnished at the Richr..-.C rri.
ces The boaI.'ers will lodge in the sam nousp.
with the subscriber.
King William, Dec s. srs~n
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&9URPKl eeCkUMl, fourth door horc'
v the Eel, iavfr NiCi.nl.nd. have a
10 an assortment OF GROCERIES. CHINA,
ASS and CKOCKERY WARE, vlich tncy oft.r
sale on reasonable terms, Or in exchange for
try produce
ie} have just received supply Of fresl, TcaS
W Porter, and SIT ID sacks, Liverroo iiiL.i
Neyesnber %. =,
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~ II CCfRIf e.. .Wf.;a.n Anscrsor =
N the sign Of the Penitcntiarv S,crc. has
lately received parcel CT GROCERIES, from The.
North. which, added his former stocs make,
the following assortmcnt-
Liverpool blown salt in buslel twict. sacks,
10. do. 4 do con,m,n ro
Brown & Loaf SUG.3R
Best Green Coffee,
Imperial, ycuns Tyson and Soucboug Teas.
Best GnnPowder, 90. in ca.,isters,
Madciir,, Sherry and Lisbon Mines
Long Cork, Claret and real port do. in hotties
Cosniae if.nndy aud real Holland Gin
Jamaica. Antigua and New -i:nrla,d RIM
Nh'sxcy, Peach and Apple Brandy,
LONDON lroownstout Porter, 49, f.Nf
| Moasses H
Philadelphia ard Swedish IRON
German and Blstered Steel,
Nail Rods,
Best Northern Cheese,
lio. Soap and Candles,
Chocolate,
$40 and io-le UIaDOH- Glass.
,inmblers, Wine glasses and Dccanicls,
/ Scotch Snuff : d.
Real Spanish Cigars,
ltasns in Boxes.
Soft shell Almonds
Fiotant INDIGO, FL, Blue, Arnetto s. Nader,
N,tmegs, Mace and Cloves, SN,
Ai'spice, Pepper anu Ginger,
Stone Ware, assorted,
London Mustard,
Writing Paper,
Spinning Cotton,
Tobacco.
he above articles viii be sold, by Uholesate end
Retail, at moderate prices, for Cash, Country Pro-
duce or Acceptances in town.
w. ANDERSON.
Richmond, Nov.15. vtf
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FaO TIE PUBLiC.-The Subscriber con
Il tiuues to transact business ON Conmissi-
on. Any eonsgnmeuts addressed TO his care, shall
meet with tie stric,est attentiou----Ihe Lumber.
House which hc occupies is Immediately fronting the
produce ou Storage
WILLIAM +. CARTER
Richmond, Nov. 10. w4wp
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HONE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ - scri5cr ofers for sale, a, the DONiES-
~, ~ WthhHoUSE, two doors above the Eagle.
Tavern-White aud coior,ce. Spun Cotton 60,
Sieetins, Sifrting, Bed-ricks, Jeans Fancy Cnfts.
RUSSIANS, Ch-mbrays and Stripes, twiied and ria;;,
Wle and ~, fancy Vesting, Shaws, Diapers, lan,as
Cloths, CassimcrIs and Cassinetts@i.inen AID Tow
cloth. 4 $500 | -"
full assortment of Hats and TIattcr's T,i,um;nps
Bottled Porter& Ale--eo casks best Gos,,e Chees.
Richmond Gun-Powder and Patent Shot
D. J. BURR
o'e"per o. Iau6w
o. a constant supply of Cut Nails, Bra,is. Spr;rs
ana iacta, ON consignment from northern rian,s,e
tories, for sale at low prices
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r. Richmond Hastings Court, Nov. 1911 !:
4 Ordtrcd, That r tice DC given by az err
!,sement, in some newspa err published in the CITY.
that the several creditors of David Davis deed bring
IN anu establish their claims at before February
court next -
Copy.
TIL. c. HOWARD, Czs.
Oee. D. wiw
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.ETEBSIEi, q WOOD, have lust rse
ed ia%e quantity Of pL.8Iy ri If
RS, Of superior lpsiii}, which they win dispo
on rassonablc te'tns, u the lamp, or ground.
RchmoEd, De. 10, v4w
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al GRETTEs, Jewcller, Main-stie.
We has received an eleea 4 assof
meut of the mos; fashionable JEWELRY, togeth
with an extensive assortment Of Silver and Piatn
Goods, Swords, D,rks, Epaalctts &c. Sc which,
addition 20 his formcr sock renders his assortm,
a scxtencivc as any in the Civ.
N. 3. A few Dawonj Rings for sale.
Nov. Is. w5v
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arrived at this port yesterday morning
in as days from Gottenburg, which pert
he left on the 2ist of June.
Capt. C. informs us, that MIR. Irwin our
Minister to the court Of Denmark, had
arrived at Copenhagen, where he was re-
eeived in the most friendly manner-that
it was reported the Danish government
had given orders to their privateers, no
longer TO modest the American vessels.
Capt. C. Informs. that an American YES
sci arrived at GOttenburg, which had
been boarded off the Scaw by two Danish
privateers, who permitted her to pass, and
said they had late orders not to modest
American vessels. Markets very dull.
Was conveyed by the British and treat
ed with marked poiiteness by them.
Admiral Sir James Saumarez. OF the
British feet in the Baltic. had has head
quarters at GottenbuTg, at the time capt.
T.. sailed.
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By last Nights Mail.
NEW YORK, Aug

NEW YORK, Aug. IL.
On Saturday evening arrived here the
British packet Duke of Kent, capt. Law
renee, with the June mail.
BY the packet we have received London
papers to the 2ist June, and Halifax pa
pers to the 1st inst. The duke OF Man
chester governor of Jamaica) arrived at
Halifax from Jamaica on the Gath ult. III
a sloop CT war; and sailed again for Que,
bee. The Little Belt sloop of war, sailed
for England on the s0th ult.
The brig Tahmaalmaah, whose cap
tire off the Hook we some time since
mentioned, had arrived at Halifax, and
had been tried and condemned in the vice
admiralty court, for breach of the block
aiding orders.
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From the [LondomJ Gentieman's .naga
zine for February, 1910.
REMEDY FOR THE STONE


Mere chance took me into an Engra-
ver's shop in paternoster-row, andthe gen
tleman within immediately rivetted atten-
zion. His person seemed wasted by sick
ness, and very sallow countenance gave
the same testimony; but in direct Oppo-
sition to his appearance, his eyes express
ed readiness and joy that was nnaccount-
able. ! had myself been Just recovered
from fit ofillness 81 many weary months.
We presently began upon the topic Of
health. edo you know (said he abrupt
ly) was condemned to be cut Z" Not
understanding his drift, / was silent
:. Yes, the Doctor left ne, saying, that
no medicine could be of service, that |
must endure the operation. | lay musing
on this sentence, when thought struck
like lightning; What a fool | am when l
can cure myself! called to my wife, who
was crying in the room, and sent her in
to market to buy for me any fruit she
could GET
Here / begged to know what so plea
SAINT thought had occurred. IS Why"
said ln, show often have seen the
stone troushs renewed near Botolph-lane,
when l was a school boy My thought
was that stone in the body was no less
easy to dissolve by the same agents"
.'Well, my good Sir. your wife went to
Newgate market" eyes, and brought a
polite of mulberries; | eat them up, but
did not stop there-soon some lemons
were brought and 1 began upon them,
and"- W..
lie stepped back into the shop to an
high stool, and reached down pill box.
In that he Showed me FIVE or six smooth
stones Of a vOidable size, which had been
the nuclei of those terrible inmates so near
demolishing their unhappy breeder.
To my question afterwards, How his
stomach felt under these acid juices ~
His answer was. "Always comfortable
when full at other times rather uneasy"
This gentleman's name has disappear
ed for some years; yet | believe he still
lives. L.
/ ORrGINAL BuLL.-A gentleman adver-
tises in Chilicothe paper, that he wants
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July l..
For Rent or Lease,
m w & 8 Stpd

A small FARM, situated near to the Lit
lie River Turnpike Road, and within miles
Of Alexandria. There are several acres in
IN improving state of cultivation, upon which
have been made good crops of wheat, corn,
and clover, and permission would be grant
I'd to clear IL or S acres more. The great
err proportion is well inclssed The i'm.
provements are new two story brick Dwell
ling and Kitchen, frame House for an over
seer, Stable and Coach. House The situ-
alton being healthy and elevated, command.
ing fine prospect of Alexandria, the city of
Washington, the Potomac, and the surround.
ng country highly improved it would prove
desirable residence for gentleman of for.
tune; but from its proximity to the public
road and the town, and there being valua.
BILE orchard of choice fruit, an industrious
man would find it for his advantage to be.
come tenant Apply to
Margaret R. Chapsn.
Administrative.
oo3u
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Circulating Library.
August Sis

THE Proprietor respectfully informs his
friends and the Public, that he has removed
the Library three doors moth, on Fairfax-
street, where Books are lent out to be read
by the year, quarter, month, or single yP-
lume, On The usual terms. EveryRew ptab.
LEGATION of merit shall be added to tAe collec.
ton as soon as it can be procured Among
those last received are the following .-ts
Pixies Expeditions; Emerald: Anne Of
Brittany; Missionary; Wallace; William
Tell; Saracen; Rival Princes Tales Of
Real Life; Refusal Sailors Friendship;
Itener4nt; Village Pastor, sc. Sc.
C.. A. Shutz.
August 10 m & Sfpd
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cdflyiuo uOuI W Cpdll dUu IOftuS1ais SuC
furnished part Of the supply herself to
those countries.
The following is given in the Georgia
Journal of July 81, as an extract of
letter from an intelligent gentleman to the
Editor, under date OF
Point Petrc, July Cd,
The troops lately stationed at Cole
rain have been removed to this place. a
more healthy and pleasant situation. Gen.
Mathews is here and expected to remain
some weeks. You are acquainted with
the generals mission in this quarter as
we'll as am. He has been confined by
sickness Since his arrival, Ca fortnight
past but is now getting better.
About no men are now mustered at
this station; and company of riHemen
under command Of Capt. Forsythe is daily
expecte'' from Norfolk. Capt. Williams
commands a company Of Marines on the
south point Of Cumberland Island, consist
ing Of about 60 men. Four gun boats have
been here for some time, two arrived yes
terday from Norfolk, and several more are
expected.
Sc Commissioners, as we understand,
were sent up the river St. AIary's a few
days since, by order of the acting COVER
nor Of East Florida, for the purpose of or
dering all persons from the province who
were not actually subjects Of his Catholic
Majesty"
1t is possible that the United States
troops mentioned above, comprise a part
CT the force intended by the government
to garrison the forts in East Florida, in
case of peaceable delivery to the Unit
ed States, under the act said to have been
passed by Congress, during the last SEES
Sion, authorizing the Executive to occupy
| it in such an event. Gen. Matthews,
mentioned in the letter, whO.Was in this
city last winter, has been rumored to be
one oft commissioners appointed with a
view to negotiate on this subject with the
Spanish authorities. We state this as ru-
! NOR merely, without vouching forts cor
rectness.---N. Intstligencer.
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Valuable Property for Sak.
The subscriber offers for Sale the following
TALU.4BLE PROPERTY, TO svit:
An elegant and most valu.

VALU.6BLE FROFEf1I, 80 WI
/. An elegant and most valu-
able MILL SEAT, with fall of about tor
ty feet, on Holiness Run, four miles from
the city of Alexandra, Immediately on the
Little River Turnpike leading from that ci-
ty through fertile country. This sclte Tor
a dwelling house and mill seat, Is consi-
dered by competent judges to be one OF the
nj st beautiful and advantageous In the state
Of Virginia. The race is already cut and
dam can be erected at very inconsiderable
|expence.
2. 1880 Acres of prime Land
in Caroline county, state OF Maryland; on
which are Mill lately repaired, Mill Seat
on never failing stream, a commodious
fame dwelling house, with every other cor
venient out house, and an apple orchard of
tract is inexhaustable.
2. Two Lots in the City of
Alexandria, on which are three tenements,
situate on the west side of Royal-street, and
the north side of Cameron-street.
The terms of payment will be made con.
venient to the purchasers,
For terms and further description of the
first mentioned property, enquire Of Mr..
Thomas Janney--of Mr.. Josehh II, Adande-
lille for tho last--both of Alexandria--or
William S, Douglass,
Mordington Mills, Kent County,
Delaware.
August 8--l5 dlweo5w
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THURSDAY MORNING, .auguss is.

ofthe fyecmcn of Maryland, calls upon them
70 recoHect what the Federalists have done
c~qinst them, and what the Democratic par
~ have doac for them. 1t would have been
well enough for this writer to have endeavor-
ed 70 refresh the memories Of his friends, it
he could have recollected" any cases in
point; for ourselves, VIC remember no spe-
cial benefits conferred BY the democratic par
ty, nor any injuries inflicted by the fedcralists.
Count PAHLEN, the Russian Ambassa-
dor. his brother and suite, arrived in Bos-
ton on the seventh instant, and took apart
meuts at the Exchange Coffee House.
The Selectmen Of Newburyport, In a
letter to a member Of the Committee for
collecting subscriptions for the relief OF
the sufferers by the late, fire, acknowledges
the receipt of2i,sO5 dollars So cents from
the citizens Of Boston in most feeling
and grateful manner.
A proposal is issued by MIR DIckMAN.
of Greenfield, Hampshire co. Mass. for
printing IS the Life of the late General
EATON. with his Journals. Remarks.
Letters, Poetry. &C." The peculiar 81
tuationsof the subject Of the history, g;
different periods, will render the work We
ry instructive and interesting. The profits
will be devoted to the education OF ms
two Orphan Sons. The book VIII contain
or 500 pages octave, price 2 dollars IN
boards. An engraving will be preiixed.
It appears Dr.. Caustic.l was not quits
correct when he wrote, SIX years ago, about
the democratic leaders:
i" You rogues, you r2gues yoser ALL Jo1!nd o"f,
because, Sc more or less Of them have
been found out" every year since.
BostoR PGttaditlm.
.9postates.-The Boston Chronicle,
syeaking the pacUiatioas and forSeries
Of the Hon. IS. Gannet. the present de-
\ mocrasie Member of Congress, observes
4 els is worthy OF the eternal remem-
B brance of Republicans !; that whenever
q they are betrayed it is always by dpostdtt
81 fp,Ierciisfs and wishes that .'in future
8 the fai,eralists would keep their rogues at
q home"
How is this? Have not the democrats
rewarded every apcstate they could find
81 Have they not crowded hOnors and emo
luments upon everyhead that had the base
ness to steep to receive them? Ash
n Qaincey adams and other Worthless men
but more particularly ask .nr. Pinkney
who now so foarishes away with hi:
speeches at their festivals, aud in limitation
of English demagogues. makes dinner
IS fhe occasion to publish his politics anf
MS personal views. But. by the
Chroniele, it seems that the democrat:
have at length found out, they have got {
pleRty OF these apostates. and that they
have mouths enough OF their own to fill
L hey, therefore. begin to cry out" II
is not meet to take the el!ildren's bread ana
EAST it unto dogs."-N. (. E. Post.
Last year, SSi,SG6 quarters of wheat
hnd 202,9s2 ewt. of -four were exported
rom France to England. Some of this
vas undoubtedly reshipped to Lisbon and
Cadiz. and the consumption OF the other
part in England, enabled the British I'd
&xDOrt mueh 0etheip own wheat In the a
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BRIGHTON.

On Saturday last, the Sd inst. the most
novel scene presented itself at this eele-
brated watering place, ever beheld in this
country. On the evening and night pre-
vious, from two tothree hnnded carriages
of all descriptions arrived there, and the
next day was seen about noon, between
four and five hundred persons OF different
ages and sexes, but in suitable dresses,
within the distance of one mile, all bath
ing promiscuously together.
.NIe1o York EUening Post.
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PUBLIC SALE.
WILL BE SOLD.

WILL BE oOLD,
On SATURDAY next, the 18th day OF Au.
gust, at four O'Clock in the afternoon, on
the premises,
A Lot of Ground, on Union
street, formerly occupied by r. Nes0t0" and
Co. as bake house, SC. with such materi-
ais as are on the lot. :.
Terms of sale made known at the time OF
sale o.
August IS - - -----
Just Received, >,
A trunk of Ladies newest fashioned o"oeS
ON HIND,
$50 bales prime Upland Cotton
boxes Carolina Indigo,
3 boxes low priced Chip Bonnets
Shoes and Trunks as usual OF every de-
scription-
lime %. cost law
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-. MARRIED. On Thursday last, in
Wilmington Delaware by tie Rev. Mr..
Dodge, Mr.. ELI sHUGHART, Of Chester
county, Penn. to Mrs. ELlZABETH WILL
SON, late of Alexandria, Nirg.
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August IA.
FRESH TEAS, &c.

Just received and FIR sale by the subscriber,
60 leaden caddies Gunpowder and Impe.
al,
II quarter chests and boxes do!
do. large Hyson,
IS do. and boxes Young Hyson
do. HysoH Skin
Teas, Of the latest IMPORTATION and
Of excellent qualify.
80 barrels very good Brown Sugar
Is hhds. Philadelphia Rye Whisky
40 barrels Baltimore inspection do.
1900 W.T.. of Goshen Cheese
60 tons Plaster,
also,
A general assortment of Groceries, best
Flour and Crackers. -,
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
July Is d'""ia"4"
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Oripipal ,AuecdOte.

Original .anecdote.
A young democrat going into church at
the moment when the preacher was eau
.tioninghis congregation against the wiles
Of the Prince Of darkness, and putting
them on their guard against The Great
Eneny-1he Great Destroyer-The Arch
DeceiDer, &c. the former abruptly left the
church, muttered something about the i'm
propriety of preaching politics, and de-
clared his determination never to hear him
again. An explanation taking place, it
appeared that the youthful politician had
Gerry innocently mistaken those scripturai
appelIations of his Satanic Majesty, to
have been intended for his Majesty of the
French and of Italy-having offered some
Apologize the minister for his conduct and
remarks, the latter declared himself per-
fectly satisfied with the explanation, dry
ly observing, that the mistake was natu-
raj enough, and regretted that be had not
been more eaplicit.-Northern Wing.
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aIEX.i.TDRIa DAILY GAZETTE

N TO SHEW
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF The TIME
MS FORM AND PRESSURE.