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8. Nichols, Secy.
ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES,

PREPARED with the greatest care < attention
nv MICHAEL LEE, s. Go.
Iee,s W,ornl Destro ing Lozeages
This medicine is superior 10 any ever OIL
,gered 10 the public, being innocent AID mild,
certain and efficacions inits operations.
Lees ,Ekrir,
certein remedy for colds, coughs' OF
asfhnas and particularly the Whospihs
cough SO destructive 20 children
lees Essence q Mustard
So we'll known for the cure OF Rheuma-
Esm, aout, palsy, sprains, ETC..
Lees Grand Resforative,
proved by long experience to he unequal
Ia, snftae cige OF nervous disorders con-.
aumptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak
e-s=.fsret- 6r zious@ Pile,
Forthe prevention andcare of bilious and
malignant isvers.
lees Souefssga Ointment for the Itch,
Which is Warranted an aniai.i0le remedy
at one appsisatian
Lees igi f5tc .dgue s. FeUer Drots,
For the cure Ct agues, remit,ent and IN
tcrmittent levers.
LEES Genuine Persia. I7ton,
celebrs. ted for thecure OF ringWorms, tet-
tiers, etc
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An cffectual remedy forall diseases IN the
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Iooth--.5ehe Droffs,
Lees Corn Pa Ste7,
Lees sDamask Lin Save,
Lee's Restorative Ponder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lee's .4nodyne Ekair,
F6rt cure Of every kind o. headache.
Zae Iadian Yegeta6le tcfc,
For the cure of Vcnereat complains
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprIe
tor No.29, Pilt-Street baltimore
K GRAY, bookseller, King-street, and
N, KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, Aiex~n1
dria
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, a liberal discount VIII
be given by the propretors.
To detect counterleits, observe each artl
Gle has. on the outside VIZ PIPER, the sigma
ture of MICHAEi. LEE, and 60
N. B at the places oil sale raay be h1d
fgratisi pam phlets containing recent ard e.
traordiuaiy cases Of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith inserted.
June 20 law
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Alexandra, Nov. 23.

WAS committed TO the Jail of this county
sa runaway, a negro IN, who SAYS his
name is d AVID THOMAS--he is about S
feet or inches high, and about 40 years
Of age, of lighi complexion. and is said to
belong to Mrs. Digges of Prince Georges
county, Maryland he has lived in this town
some years Theowncris requested to come
e~ii prove the p ;operty, ply charges s take
him away, otherwise he viii be disposed of
as the law directs.
James Campbell, Jaatsr.
December law2M
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FOR SALE. .

THREE LOI;S or LAND. in the upper
part of Fairfax county, part OF the ne, e ,s.
tate Of the late Daniel McCarty, OF Ceelsr
Grove.
No. l-Containing s47 acres
No s2-ContainiDg 537 acres, and
No. es-Containing $50 acres.
This land is situate near the Potomac, at
the lower enc of MsCafty's stand, distanI
from Alexandria and George Town about 70
miles; one half of each lot is well timber
ed Persons wishing to purchase will make
application to EDGAR McCARTY, at Iedar
Grove. or GEoRGE Mason, at Gunsspn. 9
Fairfax County, Dec, 1873 60
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FOR SALE,

A soter, young, attentive DRTgRR !.
H1STLER--he is valuable Servant =
offered for sale because the money is IS
psnsibly necessary TO his owner.
He will only be sold 70 aperson lyirs
Alexandlia, uneer the engagement 10,
take him oft Of the district
The lowest paice IS $50 dollars cash
For other partieptars spply to the Fris
Of this paper.
January IS 81
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Hahn's Anti Bilious Pits,

For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant Photographed only at LEE ?
did established Patent and Family Medicine
Store. No. Sc Maiden Lane, Newly rk
The operation of these PMS IS pef1sc'iy
mild. so as TO be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and Of every age.
They ave excelIently adapted to carry OFT
superhuous bile, and prevent lta morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appetlte ):
to preface free perspiratlon, and thereDA
y, event colds, which are often OF fatal conse
onenres A dose never fails to remove a
cold. if taken on its first appearance; they
are celebrated for removing habi.ual costiVe.
ness. sickness at the stomach * severe head
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably etlca-
cious in preventing and curing disorders at
ten,iant On long voyages and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved Tor use, by
every seaman
HamiIton's Worm Lozenges.
This wcli known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, an immense numoer OF
children and adults OF various dangerous COM
Diainls arising from WORMS
HamiIton's Grand Restorative,
r. recommended as an invaluable medl-
inc for the speedy relief s permanent cure
or the various complaints Which result from
lissip. ted pleasures; juvenile indiscretlon
esidencc in climates nnfavorahle to the con-
,tisution the immoderale use OF tea its'
;ueni intoxication, or other destructive IN
temperance the unskiiul or excessive use
mercury the diseases peculiar to females
r certain per cd Of lifs bad lyings In, &c
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
5thmas, sore threats, and most disorders OF
she breast aud lungs, is recommended as an
mp .s,.lelst' remedy.
,iamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
saf. and cfectua! remedy tor acute and
hronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic gout'
sv, lumbsgo. numbnessi white swelilnss'
bii5iaios, SDrains, bruises. pain IN the face
md neck SC.
+ he Restorative fOWb1l III eAAN viii
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Salye.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughout the y
,tates for upwards of ten years; many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs OF which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
a retail store. :,
They are, by sheeial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, Alexandria.
W. Purchasers ere reqnestedto remem-
hsr that an engraved label, with the SIGNATURE
of Haaaah Lee, widow of the late Richard
Lee, ,iun. 20 counterfeit which Is felony is
affixed to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July so-t27| la"
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FOR SALE.

-FOUR NEGROES, jnsshssprime ofs.
two men, one woman, and che boy. 1nr'
to d. GoRDos. on Cameron street, lir,''
IN one Of Mr.. Thomas Twins houses
January ) lawSls
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
A two story frame DWELlIAG Ho :, :.
on Cameron street Also. new :, 1a1 1,S4l ;.
IEJLE MINT with halt acre Gafoen LOT
: s John G. Laid.
November %.
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COMMUNE ATION.

Some OF the advocates for War in
Congress, SAID that our honor requir.
ed the measure" Those gentlemen
will, no doubt, be satisfied with the re-
suit of it so far. We have acquired no.
nor, both by sea and land. Other mem
bers had in view some advantages more
solid; redress OF grievances, to be ef-
fccted by the conquest of Canada, Sec. SC.
Will the Latter gentlemen also be salts
fed Thorough going ministerialists
say, that our late discomGtures will be,
in stead OF calsmitiss, advantages, " by
rousiag the country" How far, let me
ask, is this roUsing system to be pursu-
ed TO justify declaration of war, it
would seem, for an ordinary capacity,
that the alleged injuries we had receir-
ed, ought TO have been sufficient to
rouse US. / have ssen at school, two
boys engage in battle with very little
hostility, and the contest continued very
languid, until one of them gave the other
a smart lick in the chaps. THIS reused
his antagonist. This had good effect.
But none eff the by-stauders would have
thought that succession of thess reE
sers would have procured victory for
him who experienced Them. In nedi-
cine, too much stimulus never fails to
produce debility in the patient.
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5, while passing thebeaeh at Black
Rock on horseback IL full speed, by
a cannon shot from the British bat
teries, Major VIII LAM HOWE Cur.
Ter. aged 81 years Principal Aid
de-camp to maj. gen. Hall. late from
the town Of Palmyra, inthc county
ofOatario.
His corps was conveyed 20 this viii
lage & Inferred at the Burial Ground
On Saturday, With the honers Of war.
An addres. was delivered atthe gray
by j. E. Chaplin, Esq. from whit
We make the following extract as IN
euiegil,n Oh tho character Of the c-
ceased, whose death is lamentef as
apublic calamity.
His situation in life wassuch,
ae enabled him to crafty " bene-
VIOLENT wishes Of his heax The
blessings Of Heaven seemE to have
descended upon him, anJkll around
seemed to eonspirc to c1wn his life
with happiness. All he comforts
that wealth could Purchase were
within bis grasp. 'pe affection OLA
fond and doating fife had given to
his home a cham which nothing
could dissolve. Rree infant children
as they played stound his iiresi'le. a.
wakeael tie aenderest feelings Of
the parent sad gave him all a ia
there happiness. While thus enjoy
ius every domestic felicity. the din
of War reached his ears. His coun-
try had resor.ed to arms against a
powerful nation. andcaled upon her
children, to exchange the sweets Of
peace and tranquility, for hardsi.ips.
havoc. carnage and Slaughter
His courage and patriotism we're too
great to suffer him to remain an idle
spectstSr Of tie contest. His coun-
try bdecd seemed 10 overlook his
nreIfts. Those however who possess
uerit themselves. can distinguish it
in others. Maj. Cuyler was solicit
ed by Mai, Gen. Hall TO attend him
to the frontiers Of our country in
the capacity Of aid -de camp.
Every selfish consideration va
nished before the shrine Of patrio-
tism, and friends, and wife and chill
,iren. and home-aiI. al were left
Tor the service OF bis country. Alas 4!
"nor sire. nor children more shall
him behold, nor friends, nor sacred
home"
DuFdtoe Gaelic.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, November 4.
"To sHEw
.ng VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIME
p,s FORM AND TREASURE.

All GU" latest accounts from the army
concur in stating that preparations are
making for another invasion of Canada.
From the movements ofthe different de-
.tachments hitherto scattered over q great
extent of country, it would appear that
general concentration of our forces in
the North West is contemplated; and
that, if another attack upon Canada
should be made, the result Of i. will de-
eide the fats of the present campaign.
/: was the prediction Of al officer of ex-
p@rience, high In grade and In the es-
TEEN Of government, that the first army
sent into Canada would be defeated -
This prediction has been already in part
faltiiled by the surrender at Detroit, and
our defeat at Queenstown. A full ac-
complishmcnt oft may perhaps be seen
in the issue Of our thira invasion. No
man can doubt the courage, or question
the patriotism of the American soldier.
But without officers of experience t. di-
rect their powers, his courage and his
patriorism will only expose him to dan
ger and TO death. It is to be hoped lhat
neither their own impetuosity, nor the
supposed weakness. of the energy, will
again induce our fellow citizens ia arms
TO risk their liberty and lives in an at
tempt, from which even the most sam
guine can expect only shOri-kved trl-
umph.
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: FAIL GOODS.
November 4

JOSEPH SIXTH 8 SON.
EEAvE received the balance Of lheit
VI GOODS, by the Ann, Wdt, Of
Baltimore, which they sxpect round in
a few days-which, with their stock on
hand will make considerable variety,
which they viii sell by thr package 81
piece, on moderate terms. at their store,
corner Of King and Fairfax streets.
Supcrfine Clothes, Of very supesSteti
quality,
Second do.
Superfine blue Forrest do. ~
: Superfine and common Cassirncres,
Bedford Cords,
Sewing Silks and Twists,
Flanncls, B;~nksts,
Blue and grey Plains,
Bookings, Ves;irsS, y:
Cotton Shirtings. Long Cloths,
Cotton Cambrics, Jaconet Muslins,
Nanchestry,
Cotton Damask Table Cloths,
Counterpanrs, Checks,
Cotton Stripes, Long Lawns, sc. &C.
November 2 d2w.
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FALL GOODS.
Tohn Lloyd,

Has recr:vrd by the shin .drSo a Yery
general assortment Of Seasonabt
GOODS,
Consisting principally Of Fiahnels.
Blankets, Flushings, Coatings, Broad
Cloths, Plains, Kerseys, Waistcoatlngs,
Worsted snd Cotton Hosiery, Mauchcs-
try, SC. &c.-most of them at lowest
and middle prices-which vii! be ready
for sale by the piece or package IN a
few days.
September % dlwstawtt.
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The following gentlemen are elected
to represent this state In the 18th Con-
gross of the United States, viz:
John ]. Chappell, Lapgdon Cheves,
William Lowndes, John C.. Calhoun,
David R. Evans, John Kershaw, Theo-
dore Guurdine, Samuel Farro@. The
district composed Of pendleion s. Green
vile remains vet to be heard from.
Columbia { S. C. Gazette.
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From the New Hamtshire CentineI.
"PUBLIC MEETING ;"


The meeting in this town on Tuesday
consisted, according to the best esiifha-
ton, about iif,een huntrcd people, prin-
cipaliy the owners Of the soil. Almost
every avenue of the meeting house,
'wbich is very large, appeared to be NIL
ed, and almost to man by heads OF Ia
miles. and others who have deep lDte-
RESI- in the welfare Of our conmoa coun-
Try. As was Justly observed by the mo
deratur on taking toe chair, every coun-
,cnance expressed concern, and strong
" indicated that such vast assembly
had not convened OH any ordinary DC.
ra,i9n. The most perfect order and re-
gularity were observed through the day,
AID every one appeared to leave tne
house mighty grsliaed.
The friends of peace, to the numbsr
Of 60, from the small town of Sullivan,
came into the village in body as did
also the delegation from Packersfield,a-
mounting to upwards of 100. Having
received notice that the citizens of Marl-
borough; Jaffrcy, BIud,,e, Dubling and
FiizwIiliAm, would rendezvous at Cor.
hams, in Marlborough, a party OF Is or
l6 gentlemen from this. town proceed
ed on horseback 10 welcome and escort
them into the street. Tbey met the
whole body in procession, near the turn
pike gate, consisting Of abons four hum
dred on horseback add i'll carriages, ua-
der the direction OF David Csrter, Esq
who acted as Marshal thro' the day.
The procession reached nearly a mile,
| in the centre q which was displayed a
white fig with the emphstical words
" PEACE end COMMERCE" printed in
| iegibe characters. /, was gratifying
| spectacle and excited feelings which
warmed the Patriot's heart.
The Convention ofthe friends of peace
in Straiiorl county, WAS holden IN Gill
| mantown on the s,h inst. At this meet
| ipw, a letter WIS ,cad from the Honora.
Ill. Na;haHiel II ven Of Portsmouth, de.
ching, for reasons therein expressed,
being considered a candidate for Elec.
tor Of President, sc. After dellhsratlon
the convention took into consideration
the letter of Doct. Goddard to the Peo-
pie Of New Hampshire, and agreed to
| recommend him to the people tor their
SURFACES, in place Of M. Haven.
The Commlttse on elections, In this
town on Tuesday, taking into conside-
ration the recommendations OF their
brethren in STAFFORD county, and feeling
Ell assured from the best Information
That i! elected Dr. Goddard would not
il any event give his vote for Mr.. Ma
olson, having uniformly been opposed to
the war, and the whole restrictive sys.
TEN which has operated for years to de-
stroy our commerce, and wishing to
unite as far as possible the friends OF
peace, and the true path to national
happiness and responsibility, (haPplly
Tot confined TO any party) did hot hesl-
tate to Join in the above recommended
lion. Dr. G's. character for talents and
integrity has always STOOD high.
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From the Richmond Enquirer.
BONDS FOR GOODS IMPORT
ED.

To a letter from snndrg merchants Of
this city, on The subject Of the pre-
sent importation Of goods from
England. and the conduct to be
obserred by Collectors. &c. the
follo1cing Reply hos been receircd
from the !Secreta'yofthe Treasury:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Oct. 6, 1912.
Gentlemen,
Yeur communication of the ist
inst. has been reserved. The Col
lector of Norfolk has been instructed
no. to detain hereafter vessels bound
to interior psrts +; and with respect
to those already libelied. and the
carsoes of which may be restored
by order of the court ts accept as
snretiss to the bonds given for the va
lue and for the duties, persons re-
siding in the respective ports OF des-
tinatiOn.
Restoration on giving BOND 10 a
wait the decision Of the Court never
takes place but by virtue of an order
of Court; but the US. SO far as they
are concerned, will not oppose such
orders with respect to American pre-
perty bro't in thevesels lately arr wed
mr. expected from the British dOmin-
ions under the erroneous, expecta-
ton that the Non-importation had
ceased to operate. The bond requir-
ed ought always to be for the real a
mount for which the merchandise
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Patons & Butcher,

Patons & Butcher,
Have received by the Monsoon, captain
Williams, from Live poo, TIC tot
loving -rli les, wni-h tney otter ior
Sal, viz
Biistered Crowley and Cast Steel
hnives and FORKS, peDs"ives, Scissors,
kazors, chuvc:s End longs, Files
ard R~sps, OF lost descriptions.
Curr,e,s hmyrs
hoe M Eu,chcrs' Knives
Lanccts
Nil, Cogs.cu,, PITT, Hand and Woo
Broad Hoes
Walbey's Patent Trowe's
Socket and Primer tbssels
Britannia Metal. Iron timed {, Pewter
Table and Tea SPOONS
Patent Straw-knyes
Shutters, Fish. hooks, SC. SC
p. g B. expect an additional supply
n few days.
November 4 dsw
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SCENE OF THE LATE BATTLE


Lew;s,owR from which the American
army moved, is situated between LAX s
Eric and Ontarip, on the American side
of the Niagara river, about s miles be-
low the Great Cataract, and nearly as
many from Lake Ontario. Vessel, can
come from Lake Ontario up as tar as
this place, and here the portage round
the Great Falls commences. In 1907
Lcwistown contained rot more than
dozen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in Upper
Canada, is directly opposite to Lewis
Town. In 1907 it contained one nun
dred houses, and in time Of peace the
English had here small garrison. The
river dividing these two places IS three
quarters of mile wide.
The famous Peter B. Porter, who was
so Jealous in Congress, for the War, and
who made so easy matter OF taking
Canada, lives in or near I.ewistown.-
By this time, perhaps, he begios to alter
his opinion. But while he is filing his
pockets, and growing 'ich, as Coms,i.
ssrv, or Contractor, what is it to hlm,
how many wives lose their husbands, Or
how many children are deprived of their
fathers by this abominable War!
Oracle.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Stock'
i holders, in the Little River Turn
pike Comp ny. will be on the firss
Monday in Decemhsr next at the City
Hotel. in Alexandria at which time
an Elec ion will be held, for 4 Pre-.
sid.nt, four Directors aud Treasurer
a statement Of the accounts will be rec
ported tothe meeting. The Stockho'd-
crs OF The last subscription are notiiled,
that the whole of Che instruments on
each Share BY them respectively sub
sc,ibed, will have become due on IT'S
FIST OF January, 1878, which tie" are
r qn.s.ed to pay to Jonah Thompson
in Alexandria.
By order ef the Directors.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
October 81. IawtIJ.
~ The Editors Of the Leesbtrg
Washingtonjan ard Winchester C5-
sctle ere requested 10 publish this Ad-
ger,i<ement once week Till the last OF
January.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IRetorted for the Alerasdria Gazette.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
[ Retorted for the .AlerasGria Gazette.
TUESDAY, November 5.
A message from the Senate was re-
seiyed, informing the House that quo
rum of the Senate had assembled and
were ready to proceed to business, and
that they had appointed committee to
Join the committee on the part OF the
House to wait on the President OF the
United States, and inform him that a
quorum of both Houses had assembled
and were ready 10 recsivs any conmu-
nicai:on he might be pleased to make
to them.
Mr.. Dawson, from the joint cornmit-
tee appointed to wait on the President
Of the United States, reported that they
had performed that duty, and received
for answer, that he would make COM
munica,ios in writing Tomorrow, twelve
O'Clock.
Adjourned, half past IL O'Clock.
Al an election held on Monday last
for Directors of the Bank OF Potomac,
the following gentlemen were chosen;
7. YuwsH. J. Keith, jan.
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KENTUCKY.

A large and respectable Convention
has been held in Kentucky for the pur-
pose OF ascertaining the popular scnti-
melt, in regard TO the war, and other
measures ofths general government.-
The result vas highly favorable to the
cause of peace and the resolutions,
which are uncommonly spirited, con-
clude with the recommendation of DE
WITT CLINTON, Tor the next pre-
sidcnt.
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nd others.

| ne foHozvipg is erErac:ed rom a f.'e {.
Iofs member Of kie Legislature % ~.
II Jrrsey, aaffd
J Trenton, 2sth October. 1917
5 o'clock, z. III.
DEAN SIR, !,
An act ha. just passed
the house of assembly. 22 to Is. TO
repeal the present election law for
electors and members OF congress-
and directing the appointment OF G.
letters by the joint meeting OF the
.two houses. The election of mem-
bers Of congress wi'l be by districts.
The council will no doubt pass the
bill. and probably this afternoon.
The vote of this state will conse-
quentIy be against Dir. Madison.
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INDIAN QUEEN
TAVERN,
Eormerl,, kynf Da .Lohn HodetiR. asA

FORMERLY Kept w John H0dgRlR, dAu
lately by James Gullatt. I.
rEAHE subscriber informs His friends
N and the public, that he has sahen
the above stand, and from his pract,Al
knowledge of this line Of business,
hopes to merit a,saarc Of public patro.
mage. a
JAMES SHEIHAR.
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Medical College Lottery,
Twelve days Of which are drawn.
and the drawing progressing Contains
3 capital prizes Of s $4,000
10000
10000
10 leo Tickets.
20 1000
Present price of Tickets Il dollars.
X Cray has Tor sale few warfaFt'
ed undrawn Tickets in each oil the a.
5ove Lotteries.
Prize, in any of the Lotteries now
drawing will be received in payment
for untraxn Tickets. 5Y@
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ErrQct Of letter from Salamanca.
When | first visited Salamanca, |
was surprised at seeing the shops open,
business carrying OH, and the men and
women walking about the strests iii the
most perfect composure in one end of
tbs town, whilst we and the enemy were
playing cannon ball in the other; but
custom recencilcs us to every thing, and
the sound OF "a Founders are to them
nothing new" Shirit rs.