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ETN1ON HALL ACADEMY.-The win
a. ter Vacation will commence on Friday,
the 18th December, and close on Sunday, the 18th
January, 1879, ensuing.
1t isreTicsted Of gentlemen, who may contemplate
The removed Of their or wards from this Acade
my at the close of the present year, that they win
mike It known Immediately, that we may he ens-
bied to make positive engagements with applicants
for admittanee in their room.
THOs. s. T. r. MAURY.
lindsaJ's Store, AIbematIc, Nov 10. w3w
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Sut readers TO particulars the fsseit rsthleS
os inhabitants OF each county OF each stare aud terri
tory. would be to crowd our ,'ages with volumes Of
hgures from the perus, OF which practical utility
could result.
The report of the state of the Manufactures in tle
several states and territories, directed be taken at
the same time with the census, which will afford :.
truly interesting subject for political speculation has
mode of collecting this intoimation BY the several OF
hcers employed in taking the census, will probab,,
delay .the report longer than would otherwise ha, c
been necessary. (Ths Census in our ncxt)
WM. NJ. RIcHARDsoN, Esq. Republican, is cho-
sen Representative to Congress, to supply the w.
eancy occasiUned by the resignation Of General Var
mum. tr
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Nm Observation-Disclosures es;Mtr,
4 October Court, 1911.
Clabourne West, PR

NfHUUurHe Wtsty = XII.
a.
Sowhatan Findsll s. VIM. Lewis. Defss.
U, the motion ofthe Plaintiff, and il appearing TO
the satisfaction ofthe Court that the Defendant iu-
dan not nhabitant oil this state it is ordered and
dccreed That unless the said Tiiidsl shall appear
here on or before January court next, and answer
tlc bill of the plaintiff, the vii! then proceed to
take the same for confessed to him, and decree
the mstter thereof aecordingiy,-ard that cory Of
this order be forthwith inserted in public news
paper of the City oil Richnon for two months sue
cessvey and another copy be posted up at the front
door of the courthouse OK this county.
II Copy
II. ELDRIDCE,jr. d. C.
Nov s. wSwp
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November IL.

NOTICE.-Dissolved by mutual consent,
i the Co-PARTNERsHIP of PERKINS,
FRENCH & BRYCE.--An persons having clains
against sad concern will apply for settlement TO Per-
mont to them only.
NAT. PERKINS,
ROBERT FRENCH.
JOHN BRYCE.
Goochland, Oct I.
their thanks to their friends snthe public for the
encouragement which they have met with, and in
form them that they keep constantly hand q good
assortment of DRP GOODS, and CROCERY-
which they are selling on reasonable terms TO pune
tual customers, and for ready payment They will
receive in payment, country produce at their store,
and at Lewist Mill ON the Big Byrd Greek.
NAT. PERKINS,
ROBERT FRENCH.
Goochland, Oct. II. w8u
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He above Sale will commence at Eloa
ven o'cloch-and, on the same day. will also tgs
sold at Auction the premises, (on credit of i've
yesrs,) the HOUSE &c LOT, lately the residence d7
William Moneure, 81 now in the occupancy of Edwda
Cunningham, Esq. Shockoe-fiill, near the Capss,
tol Square. The Lot extends about 103 feet ten ana
an half inches on 18th street, and 1S4 feet on I
street and has the additional advantage of an Alle,
fe feet wide on the lower side of the said Lot Al
the Improvements thereon, are in excellent repair,
and sufficiently commodious to accommodate any e.,
mily whatever-The property is rented till the 1sa
April, 1919, at which time possession may he hats
but the purchaser, from the day Of sale 10 recciv
the rent qusrterly--A bond, with approved pers
sonai security bearing interest from the day of sass
the interest payable annually, and deed Of tiust IL
secure the payment of the interest annually and the
amount Of the bond when it becomes due will &c
required by
-lfoHcuye, Robinson q Pisasants, Auct'rs
Richmond, Nov. IS. tds
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MCTICE.-in pursuance cf the last will
4 y and testament Of the late John Pros,ey, 81
Richmond, will be sold, at Public Auction, at th,
late dwelling house of the decedent, an Wednesday,,
the 9TH day OF Nov. Qnstaat,) all the Ho,sehola
and Kitchen FURyp1TJRE belonging to the es.
tate of the dec'd.-Also, CARRIAGE and pair on
well broke Carriage Horses---a share in the Ricks
mond Theatre, and share in the Library.
The terms IF Sale will be--Cash for all sum-
of, or under S so. above y so, negotiable notes ES
ninety days, satisfactorily endorsed.
.EOdlU-Ntt NJ. ROCTES,
Ex'y. ct John PYosser, aes'&
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ETOR SALE, the LIND wherein the sub
b scribcr lives, 10 miles from Richmond, On
the great mountain rood containing 5SS acres, abous
$50 of which are clesred-the balance wen timbereS
with pine and oak, with good budngsfor the accom-
mediation Of family, and most excellent orchard.
For terms apply to Thomas Norvcll, ut
VIM. ID. CfIAMBHRIAYTE
Sept. 90. wifi
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NOR SALE, at, the Head of the Basin
4 1000 SACKS clean, white SHIT, very
fit to cure meat. The Sacks are good--and being
flied board ships, with two bushel tub, VII mes-
E p. HAXALL& Co.
OCT %. wit
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yEvO THE PUBILC.--ThcS Subscriber CON
b tiDues to transact business OF Commissi-
on Any cons;gnments addressed to his care, shall
meet with the strietest atten,on----'Che Lumber
House which he occupies is immediately fronting tie
Basin, and is well calculated to receive all kinds o.
produce ON Storage.
wH8aAtd, r.. GARTER.
RieanesJ, Noe, -. 70 w4yp
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GSHE.AP STORE.-HU3RARD e. LY-
" M.f.N, have removed to the upper store,
in the new buildings nearly opposise their former.
on EUROPEAN s INDIA GOODS, on the gerry.
ioUest terms, for cash or town acceptances.
They have lately received excellent assnrtmc nj
OF Az and rs Irish Linens, to be sold uncommonly
cheap.
November IL. lw
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6tHINA, Stc.-JOHyv n. HILLdRD,
~ has just returned from the North, with
a COMPLETE assortment Of GLASS, CHINA e
CROCKERF H.4RE---which, with his former
assortment, comprises almost every article in his
line. Country Merchants, Inn-holdcrs and private
families, can be supplied good terms as at any
Other store in this state, or in any part of NcwRn
and HATS of various ousli-
ties.
Oct u.s. If
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IWDLHN2

Extract Of letter from Col. Flaw kins, the
Creek Agent, dated Sept, 20, 1911, 20 a
Gentleman of responsibility near Colum-
bia.
" 7 an nov al TookauJatchee, atfendiDo
ON mr. N7tionai Cornell juSf confirmed n
Srchare me minds for the ofeninP IF road
Diroueh tie Tndi0n country in con- ornz;ty
qji@ tie orders Of gnverH01cnts
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FRANKFORT, Nov. 6, 1911.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

We have been politely favored with the
following letters by his eXcellency Gov.
St~,tt.
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WILLIAMSBURG FEaSAT.!s Acs;Dr
w Mi.-Ghe Pubic arc respectfully AZ
formed, that tho SCHOOL will con- ncncc on tie st
day OF Novemher-An earlier intnation, to t,us ell
feet, sioud have been given, but that r,.-
tons IN College induced Doubt rea,ive t. the ts.
which could be spared from Col.ey:,te dutics.
Mir. Pi,nkctt continues To give lessons in .fuSgCfS
and FRENCH usual.
G&UNGE BLfCHHUis,T
Williamsburg, Oct. %. 9.p,
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Third Cea,p' Of the Population If tie United
States and ferrifoyies.---On our first page will be
found very comprehensive table extracted from the
report made by The Secretary OF State TO Congress-
rh6l1aUhg every FavSe6fsn Generosity iag-resi6g to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-26

The United States frigate President, Commodore
Rodgers, and sioop of Wasp, sailed from this
port on Thursday last--snd yesterday morning the
frigate U. States, Com Decatur, on a cr,lize.
The British Packet Townsend sailed from this
port yesterday morning for Falmouth and Halifax
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UiL,nfnotou

Wilmington. (.M CO. Oct, 20.
Schooner Bee, Mooney, of Baltimore, and the
sloop Little Rebecca, of New ork, captain Remson,
MIR. c. Dumererberg, supercargo, from Nxw-York,
bound to Port Prince, have been taken by Chris.
topics eruzers and sent into the Cape, the Drew ina
prisoned.
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LINES G. W.1DDRL.
NOV IA
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THE ARMY.

Dispatches were sent TO Portsmouth yes
nferday, to be forwarded TO Cadiz and the
M diterranean, from the Secretary of State g
Office
The regiments intended to reinforce lord
Wellington's army are still at their quar-
fers. nor is any further preparation made
fo' their embarking.
The second battalion of that fine regiment,
the 10Th, or Cameron Highlanders, quar-.
tered at Dundee, is completing very fast
with recruits, and hopes soon TO be ordered
ON service Atpresent the battalion musters
500 men on parade
These fine and distinguished regiments
che queens and 35th; or the Duke Of Rich
mond's regimen, are recovering from the
Walcheren fever, and preparing for service
at Portugal.
Considerable reinforcements are embark
Eng at Plymouth, still tor lord Wilington's
army.
The 26th regiment. or Cameronans, and
the 77th having quite recovered from the
effects Of the Walcheren fever, ut Jersey,
under general Don, are again effective, and
viii soon be sent to join lord Welington's
army.
Detachments of the Sd dragroon guards
and 14rh light dragons, are on their inarch
10 Plymouth, in order TO embark to ioin the
army in Portugal.
1t rs now confidently reported in the bes,
informed circles, that there will certainly
be a new commander in chief, even if No
regency should take place; lord MORA is
mentioned as the successor OF the veteran sir
David Dundas. Whatever cause NAV re.
move sir David from the chief command Of
the army, we will regret it--for from an at
feb'iYe observation we are convinced no man
ever filled the situation with more ability
lnpartiaii,Y, end frmness. There never
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Sales at .4ucta0n.

ON Monday the 18th inst. at the Lumber
~ riouse of the Subscribers, on Carey
o,feet-- VIII be sold positively without re,
SER
Hhds very superior quality Antigua Rum
10 Hhds Molasses
10 1ierces White Coif.e
~ BAgs Prime Green Coffee &.
A few Hhds and Barrels Brown Sugar
2Oo Sacks Salt.-Terms, 90 and 90 DAYS ere.
DIT, + notes negotiable and pay able at the bark
OF V'rg'ni" with approved endorsers --Expecs
tea " 20 De landed from Phiiade phia-,
200 fthds m Penn. Whisky.
NoncHre, Robinson e Pleassnts.
February Is. n
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in case the expectation should not take place
within the time prescribed

in case the expectation should not take place
within the time prescribed
q. Tie 20 per cent. may be consigned by
percussion ttaculi ativenent) in goods forming
part of the cargo imported, and which shall
remain in the deposit (entrepot) of the customs
to be conhscated, as in the preceding article,
IN case OF The non-accomplishmento of the ex-
portation.
S When 4 vessel which shall have com.
menced by expectation, shall brirg back cargo
ut greater value than that exported, the same
condition of the consignment of 90 per cent. or
OF the fifth part, shall take place with respect
to the difference between the value exported
md the value imported into the pors of the
Empire and that before The owner Can dispose
of he important articles, the 60 per cent. shall
be also consigned by permission (facultative-
mcnt) in money or IN goods.
8. 1t the owner, after having consigned the
20 per cent do NOT completely fulfil the obliga-
tons, hut only part, he may only withdraw
from the consignment proportional amount !;
81 that the customs shall re main in pos session
ot the 5th ofthe difference, which shalt finally
exist between the imports and exports that
fifth shall belong to them.
Our Minister of Finances and of the In
terror are charged with the execution of this
decree.
(Signed)
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der was deemed inctrablc, It was untirs,ooi ri,
| Prince OF Wirs 'youid become sole Regent
| ~ Deba,es ~ Parliament extremely anmae
| rd-Eord Holland abusing the Ministers Sc.
vereiy tor their conduc, towards America: the
general belief in England, thSt the Regent
would take off the Orders in Council, and make
| Deace with all The world"
We are inclined to think, however, that
the precedent If 1898 will NOT be deDarted
trom-thongh the idea of seat ny themselves
on the throne, by the side of the Prince. is
wen worthy OF the modesty and principles
OF the ministry.
AS for heace in Europe, we confess we
cannot very well see how it can spring our
of the present state OF things. Perhah$
France might retrocede Eolland-but will
she give up Portugal and Spain-or will the
Prince abandon them to the arms of Francet
For ourselves, the Regency may be auspi.
cions The Prince may act on he princi-
pies of Mr. Fox, which he has prcfe ssed.
He may even wish to give a sort OF eclas
to his station, by conciiatory respect for
the righ,s OF neutrality. But let US remem-
Der, that we may lay too great stress upon
these speculations-iet ms shun the pre-
carious dreams of temporising politicians
q let us shape the national course, not by the
mutable policy of our enemies, out by the
steady light OF our own interests and honor
Ithe man VINO edits Certain journal
in Norfolk, could have seen farther than his
nose. he would never have made such a
scurrilous entry in his Ledger ,as disgraces
| his last Sheet But his want of sense is
some excuse fHr his want of manners. Expla.
naiioHs would be ost on such beng--and to
enter the lists of disputation with him, is q
species OF degradation to which I Cannot sub
init But if to think little of Mr.. Cowper IS to
t'nk much of mysel,I am the most ar
! rog mt of en-. III to refuse to stand surety
fo AL his f6s, be pr of of my "van,y,"L
viii plead guilty TO the charge, before any
| BOARD OF critics, in the world.
did not know, hat my expression was
so touching one 10 this very touchy gem,
tleman--but will it please him better, to
speak my opinion OF him without metaphor
or allusio Must / say of him tina l do
not oeiieve him that he is un W orthy OF ere.
dt--that he has contributed, as far as his
little mite could do it, to sink the name and
credlbiiiSy of public journals in his coun-
Try 1T the man peases, l can say so, and
shall say OF him, what he never saws Of
others. the truth-But really thought with
the Poet, 90 that Rose by any other name
| would smell as Sweet EDITOR.
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.Fron Philadelehin Pabers.

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 19.
Our government have likewise declared war,
against England. All the English vess Is, at
present in our barbours. are without exception
taken possession of. The existing regulations
Agalns, the importation of b itish goods are ri.
gorously inforced. The colonial produce, under
VIII stever circumstances or under whatever flag
are strictly prohibited. From this time The
transporting of English or lonal produce from
Sweden, to the INTERIOR of the continent will
cease. All the English colonial goods at
have arrived here since the 24,h April, by yes
sells of every nation, will oe examined, and sub
milted to the disposal of the king.
A courier left this, this morning, for Paris,
with dispatches, cont aiming the above determi-
nation of our government.
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REPORT FROM TIE LORDS COM.
MITTEES

The reports OF the committee of the house
OF lords, before which his majesty's physi-
Clans have been examined. are printed. -
The examination differs very little from tn a,
which took place before the committee Of
the commons. except that IL is less detailed.
The following are some extracts:
From DR.. Reynolds examn alton DR..
Reynolds has stated, that he entertains CON
fident expectations of his mai.sty's Ultimate
recovery. the committee wish to know af-
ter what period Of tins, supposing no par
ucuiar amendment should have taken place.
such confident expec atious woald cease |.
1t his majesty's disease shoald b. protr nc ed
beyond the limits t. which any of his for
mer illness ex ended without ma,erial, a
mendmen', my confidence would be consi-
derably diminished.
Dr. Wi'lis's eXamination.-Whe DR..
Willis agrees with the other physicians who
nave been examined, III assigning the i'm
mediate occasion of his majesty's present
illness. does he N an to assign it as the pri
m,tive cause OF e complaint, or ONLY as
having brought into action disco se to which
his majesty had been before subject Ger
talniy, as bringing into action disease to
which his majes'y has been before subject
when DIR Willis expresses his confident
expectations of his males US recovery, does
m" his final recovery, without the
prooaOht Ut REQUIRE ce Of the same
llndisp"s'tion Certainly not.
Sh' uld his majesty recover. SO as to fulfil
all he expectations which DR.. Willis means
o express. is it in his opinion more or less
'robable, that his majesty would be suhiec,
to similar indisp sitions? His majesty hav-
ing labored under four attacks, it is more
probable he will continue Liable 10 repeated
attacks.
After what period of time. suDposine no
material abatement of his majesty's disor.
der shall have take taken place, would DR..
Willis cease to entertain confident hopes cf
his majesty's recovery / must still think
my opinion would be more guided by the
| symptoms that we're then present, than by
the per d f time.
DR.. Willis is desired to answer the oues-
ton surprising the symptoms continued
nearly as at present FL should certainly
begin TO have a very unfavorable opinion of
his majes'y's recovery, if the usual period
to which recovery had taken place in the
other attacks, had passed by.
What do you conceive to have been the
usual period, dating from the commence
ment oftae complaint. The periods have
differed; in 1889, it was nearly six
months; the other periods were shorter; !
have spoken of the longest
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NAPOLEON.

The ship Canton, Wickham, ofthis port from
New Orleans for Liverpool, WAS captured on
the 18Th January, lat %, Ion. 81, ey the French
PR "teer brig Duke of Dantzic, who took out
the mate and several of the crew, and put on
board % men, and ordered her for France
The privateer afterwards fell in with an English
scIi'r II ON Turks Island, on board of which they
put the mate and crew OF the Canton, and told
them they were at liberty to go where they
pl ase,i- T''ey arrived al Charleston on the 18th
uit-Baitin,ore Coffee House Books.
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Carlton House,
I.innarp y 1870

(lrHOH mouse,
JonuarT 1889.
On that as on this occasion, the brothers
Of the Prince joined him in protesting A.
gainst this iimitation-- and so far threw
themselves into the scale, against the mini .
ry, or as they called themselves, the conf
dental servants of the e own.
Ii IS true that mem form o. Rceency has
been spoken of---as appears from the
following Extrac. Of letter from gentle
man IN Norfolk to his freud 10 ths city:
The sup s.. Cd.n.er, iro u London. for
York, put hD at Norfolk, in distress.
brings papers to 29th and letters to 18th De-
mDer. a Regenc ~ WIS proposed by the min
stcrs -Four Of The present Council 10 he ;,:,eJ
'Oth me Prince Of Waies, whi.b mode h., re
! cted. TIE DuS 5 o. York I'D e renee io,p-
ed bin IN q Protest. and IS the Kugs disor
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% We understand, the tre8enr calcxla..
ZION IN Washington is, that the Bank of the
u. >. 7viHru6 hard, or 7viA nor ger through,
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was man who acted more from himself &
showed more independence. We firmly
believe thatthough OF stern unbendng man :
ners, and not at first popular. the regret of
The army at large will be great and gene
raj on sir David's resignation AS soldier,
he has seen much actual service, and he is
more man of military science than any
one who ever filed the situation of comman.
der in chief OF this country.
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Mr.. DUBUISSON.

DENTIST, FROM PHILADELPHIA,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that
Az he will reside few days in the City of
Richmond, at the Eagle Tavern, where he will
be happy to receive the commands OF those
who may please to favor him with their pa
tronage.
He cleans, separates, files, plugs and ex.
tracts teeth sets straight those inclined IN any
direction, makes and places artificial ones.
whole set or sets with such care 4 attention. that
tney seem naturai-he transplants natural teeth,
and like wise cures all diseases of the gums.
even the fistuia, and restores them to their
wonted elasticity.
He will. if desired, attend the commands
OF ladies' and gentlemen at their houses.
N. b. Mr.. ID. will be in this city on Monday
next
Februsry Is. Ct
~ Office her by gi.en, that appIicaior
l. Will ne made to Chesterfield March Court.
to discontinue the road formerly established as
mill road, from the neIghborhood of Goodies
B dse to Bevil's Bidge
Feb. IL. OH
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a. The Legislature Of Virginia rose yes.
ferday about o'clock. n GENERAL yfEw
OF their Proceedings. Gas usual, will be
presented, In our nert.
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DIED, IN this city, on Sunday night last, Benz
Jam DoNALosoN DUPaRE, Esq Delegate
from GreeHsvIile after four DAYS illness.
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OTICE.-Thato on Tuesday I2tn day Of
March, 1911, If not fair the next fair
day, by virtue ola decree of the high court Of
chsncery, holden for the Richmond District. pro.
nounced on the lst daJ IF June tS1O,we shall on
t'e premises in the county OF Nsttoway, pro.
coed to sell the tract or parcel Of LAND Iatelv
belonging to David Hudson, on which Jenninpe
Robertson lately resided, together with such O.,
Their property mentioned in the deed of mort
gage, from said David Hudson, to Elijah Hud.
son, as can be then adduced, to the highest bid.
der Tor cash m order 10 raise the sum Of l.
and all costs &c. as specified IN said decree
THOMAS COMER,)
JNO. ROBERTSON, Co1s,l;ssy'c.
Feb Is ,va,,r
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HE subscribers having received a supply Of
Il BURR STONES direct from France. offer
t. build MlLL-STONES of any size, which for
So rSmanshiP aud quality, they will warrant e.
quail 20 any made IA the United States. Orders
with Mr.. Samuel Leech, at Mesgrs Haxali
y Cos. mills, or the Subscribers near the Public
Ware House, will be punctually attended to.
TATHL. WHITE & Co.
gan -. US
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He subscriber hereby gives notice that his
new, strong and easy HACK, registered
ny the driver, John Townly, white man, is kent
IN mouse back OF Mr. Robert Greenhow's store.
on on me Naln street, near the Eagle Tavern
ne driver IS attentive, careful and obedient
Ape AL tothe generous public. for all their .;d
4 encouragement for the benefit of their humble
servant,
CHRIST MCPHERSON.
Friday, February 8-Q2) WV
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(Signed)

VIII III NO ON. .
One of the private letters received bv the
Princess Elizabeth, states that French courier
had been intercepted with a letter from Bona
parte to Mrssena, in which the latter is assured
bat strong reinforcements and supplies are Or
dered to join him without delay.