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BRITISH INHUMANITY.

a respectable citizen of this ward has
handed US a letter which he has received
from native ee Maryland dated " on board
his nla5tsty's Prison ship Sampson, Cath
am, June 8, 1918. I.t-
heye been now six weeks prisoner,
curing which time have been on board e.
isven of their floating bells. In this ship
Besides Americans are about 500 French
men. some of whom have been prisoners
TEN YEARS. Lice, hunger, and nakedncss
are no strangers here. There are 1900 Amer;
cans, and 5000 French prisoners in this har-
boz. OF the Americans about 700 have been
heretofore INPRESsFD and i>aye been sent
here from on board English men Of ar.--
Would 10 God were at home again, for this
is most miserable place and a most dis
tressed country. We can't get Potatoes
under eleven pence currency the gallon"
Dem. Press, Aug.2.
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: Solar then we have srccs -acd We have sri.
ven the pirates from cur c1rahteycs--iet us n. X
see whether We Carrot succeed IA saving cur err
zen 'e0facn Iron, the steeic-s. And u woi,it
DC strsnse nmee', ~i:h the RESTRICTIVE 8,
tenn an Operations, our ports YET sA,, uher Ii go
oOo STRUNG worth OF nsnuiae,urts. with the key s.
OF t.s pr'ts.pai grap.ry for her troop. j. s.in IN
chr hasds, with %f,,coO rescisrs the o..,isrs of
Cansds, With such IA bcid aud eiterpriziuc set oi
pr,'aseers as we shall turn out during lite ens,,,.
ia' shu winter, and with such pGpulson aad sur;,
resources as We possess, II ouId he strange IL we
eannot wiring also from hsr reluctant minister's thar
justice, aye bare iIs'!ee, which to the snews
OF cur commerce aud the authors O: our ,-lory The
gallant sesnen-Nhs will despair III cause hike
this :
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THE GRohNs oFRhrTAIN.

From the London Times, of June I6.
, We yesterday stated that we feared Bonnpsrte
vcnid be bat successful in his attempts to p,o.
cure Armis,ce. Sorry are we to say thst uur o.
pinou has proved correct. The .9r,nistice is cos-
cnded Paris Papers to the itb inst have nc en- re-
solved, bringing the details OF this fatal agreement
There is no dono, but that this arrangement viii
speedily lead TO continental peace on the basis of
the nt toss;detis and little, that the peace will
be one TO which England cannot accece with the
feast regard TO her honor, her interest or even her
nssety. The Continental Powers and especially
Austriss appear 10 abandon tie great cause vhet-
er sroo tevror, or froa incicr;ous and l.ti,oed
desire of repfre, e perhaps doubtful but it is equally
fatal to their own security Never has Austria ha
encouraging opportunity come furwar, In Il.
fully in the field. and never las she 80 s,nepsbiy
s1runk tro,p the doties Of ner high cha, acter TIL.
of the srnistiSe, they afford cause for ex
lt'on to all the friends add supporters OF the Corsi-
can Monster, 60 the leave US Overwhelmed With
ehe'deepeet regret
We say regret the Arna3;ico, nc. AZ had in a
military point of view, bat with relation 60 lis po!it-
feEl eolscqnences. We cannot brt ek what in this
aeS state OF things, is 10 become Of the Island o.
esuduinupe Are We 10 surrender il without the
possibility. ot receiving any equivalent For what
hsve We paid million ct money Was Il to enable
SRe'ien to re-occnpy ifcmersuia At les, espense
Ye might, with cage end certainty, lssc put cur
erejgs in possession q Hasoyer; and tLe Minister,
Ottse Prince Reg -nt might surely have toasht II
not henessh thec Gdre 10 render such service TO
.he fsFFy Of thsr Soveieso.-The time Is critical
~ oon1eenta' peace is probably the eve OF being
estabfsaed---
Sscd ne are fcft, or she'll Re Jeff, nlone.
9fe Ipst mar dare 70 eotst6dt sy.th the foe.
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--LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

.
We received last evening number of
late English papers. We have room only
for the following very Interesting extract
from the London Courier, from which it ap
pears probable at least that Britain will
send a minister to the General European
Congress tor Peace. Nat. Int.
From thc London Courier of Jnne 1872,
1915.
Mr.. Whitbread, who had given notice OF
a motion the subject of peace. for the
goth inst. stated Yesterday that he should
%avc it For the present on account Of the
intelligence that had been received of AN
armistice having been concluded, which he
presumed had not taken place wthaut lord
Cathrart and general Stewart, who were
officially resident with the allies on behalf
OF this country, having been consulted. 1t
is most probable that MIR. Whitbread is
right in his presumption. But there are
some who absurdiy suppose, that if any
messenger should arrive from the continent
he must be dismissed, our government ha-
wing nointention OF assisting at any Congress
TO be held for the negotiation of peace. AS
the Armistice we believe has been concur
ded with the knowledge OF Lord Cathcart,
and as the object of the Allies and of Austria
IS certainly that congress should he held
for general. not partial Continental
peace, our government will scarcely refuse
TO send a British minister to represent the
country at the Congress, II is probable
that Lord Catiicart with proceed to Prague.
A bill has passed the British House Of
Commons to extend the charter of the East
India Company for 90 years and 10 grant
them the exclusive trade to China in that
sane.
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Ca7,fi-~rf i-u:cf III, .fwcus, Iita, isis.
(SJirAI0S SAN1FoPTl e. .SArr-y

{, Ca,.t>,ef i.iscf FL. .,fueu, TIA, isi..
| thJ'rAlSS SAsDFoPn e 3arTyH,
an orsitaed bj the cJn,rnsntiei- in cl:ief.
to discharge you aud yuur Troops f.ori
; the serlicc 'os the presep,: this discharge
TO taSe place f,pm and a0sc TO morrow.
am also nr'iers q . con ,iurcAte his excel
is' rr' S shapkS"to yoi ilil: yo,ir l0atr,o,ic
trAnps. iae yei.'pra1ipt chsdicYcs TO his c,
Ter that brousN yssS '4to r.. ice * the ze,l
thereby 1ispiaget 70, t,s g9aa % Your cc.i,,-
try and wil,psues TO deiard ;ts .ish,s aud
rev rge It's Y fones
Upon retirr+g am the service IN yrhial,
have lad The honor 20 command You, I
shodsd Go,gdsice to nay fe-,ngs were.
u Withhold az expression os my grateful sc-
acknowledgements TOR enc poheLess you have.
displayed toward4 re. Tor the confidence.
YOU hare TepoSsd in ne as your commander
AID tor the prprupJitude with which my or
ders wTre executed. BY yno aud your paul
oTic troops. Hon viii go u the comforts of
IdGmeS'ic scenes nevertheless you will carry
18th yonsome regrets tha, shall be nnlon-
ger UNITED with you IN the hmiorable defence
10Y 9ur Country s'ioa,l herepem;es veutcre
to Lane on our shores. ply best wishes at
g. nd ycr or brother ot5csrs = d your pat
riotic hon 90 worn yon viii be plea
sed to e,ent ne 70 ;he scenes Of ease and
qui"s
With high con. Iteration 6; respect,
] avn, Gcn'ienlru,
Your very Tumble serv;t
IA " r. sMcDOWELy.
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LAl5D FOR SALE.

4 Decree having been made by The County Cours
OF hAnover, 1T their last term directing the
see OF the tract Of land in the said County late the
relideneo Of Nathnnisl Pope, Esp (subjsct to Mrss
fopes dower) at pubic suetion, 90 highest bids
der OF a credit OF twsi7e r,on,hs; the Commits
sioger9 in rbctsqih decree named, in pur,uauec
thereof, VII piUoeed Saturday. the eleventh day
81 SeptembGT next, on the pre- msss 70 make sale OF
The sad tract Of lard, containing about four hundred
aud a.Nt- i've ssrea
August Is. tdg
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ADVERTISEMENT.

20 he Sold at Public A:letion, on "Wednesday the
h Is.Gay OF September next, before the doJr n
the y ~ Tavern in tle City OF Richmond tract
land continuing one hundred ard seventy SIX acres
isyHg eight miles below tie city, snd adjoining s,s
ls"os oi Air Jesse "sa-er .nd Bsnianiin GSoda
There IS on tits l,nd urge quantity OF q eelent
timber Ana further information may be had by
applying 30 James Il. Lyneh, Auetioueer, o. the
subscriber.
JOHN woODFIN.
TTsaleto begin at q o'clock.
fugu"t - ifD
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Ihe com7'iftee, 20 7hoy7 gras referred that
Jiort 81 me PreSident's 7r&sGge " sohfch
relates 80 the sf'irit and runner in rohich
ne S,ar hGe oeca gUggsa by The enemy"
REPORT:
lihs, they have collected and arranged
a. the testimony on this subject which
could at this time be procured. This tes
tnnony IS submitted TO tfc consideration of
'tAe Eioise, arranged under the following
heads:
F,rs,. Bad treatment, to American pfis
o0ers.
sccoad- Detention Of American prison
ere as British subjects, onthe plea OF ratiyi-
- IN the doniOions 5f Britain or OF na,u
ra;zatior
Third. Detention Of mRrincrs as prison.
ers of war, WHO we're in England when the
war was decared.
Fourth. Chnpu'sory service ofimpress
e %mericau HeaT7En on board British ships
Of war;
Fifth. virlatlo5er Gags Of truce
sixth. Ransom Of american prsohefs
from Indians in the Brit sh service
Seventh PWtge and destruction o. mi
vvate properly ca the Chesapeake bay, & in
the neighbor'ng country.
Eighth. Massacre and burning Of finer
lcan prisoucrs surrendered to 6fjicers Of 6; .
britain, by Indians IN the British service.
Nbandon'nent OF TIE remains Of American
Hhled IN battle OF murdered after the snr
rehderto re British The pillage aud
shooting Of hrpe1cnn citizens, s. thu burn
ing OF their hoates after the Surrender tothe
BRUSH undsF uie gaursn'er pf protertion.
Ninth. Odtfagcs at Hampton, in Virgi
pis.
The rv'f 5r-e nuder me frat he1d demon
''ra'es that the British government has
acnptfd riSnr g. regulation unfceudly t.,
the r"fni"m 'od aDusrsnty unnecessary "a
We sal" keep'oG ~ Ameucan prisoners
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.Hagast Oh, 1915.

HNgEst gtk, 1850
FENdONAS WILLiAfSS, an Alien F1er,v, q
Stone-Cutter %! trade, about IS gears a. sye,
fee, or 10 inches high, with Gorid complex On
sandy hair, large red wGisScrs a,td au eyes, hs
was Permiied g. rsra"in Ia ih. y, up,'ier tie u-
thnriiy OF this Office, bae troken lis Permit and
eieped from tn Distri>t OF Virginia, noder ercuu n.
stances which impe.iu4ly address themselves to the
attention OF the tF'and ct the laws Every citizen
Who wish t.s sunstity n the law ohs-rv.d
ana more espeaaiy the Hsrshalfs Of the respsct;vs
hstricis ore reqm steA TO us, d1e tivence in are
resting the IS W',iims, aid glv ne informal on 20
the A.i@n Htce ~ the ritv nj Washington, or 10
tue Marshsi.s U!fcr IT, mas District
4. LfrHcOW. Ageut f,-
ANDREW MOORE, NJ ". ,.
Richmond, Augpst 70. II
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FRE8H DRUGS u .uEpIczMAs,

FRESH DRUGS = .lIRDICINAS,
PAINTERS 81 DTER's MATERIALS. &c. &c,
Z EfiEsuhscr;ner, few doors below tie Bell Ia
a vern hes j'sg received, ay land oarriaee, from
New York, BALTIMORE spd hiszandris. = fun & well
selected assortrertot ,rngs aud %Fedigines, which
he warTanls to be genuine suJ frtfh! they we're
well aih w, which viii enehle h'n' tna u q spting
few article 81 chesp FOR, Cash, ss such srticies
we're sob fDr brlore the war.
Ordsrs from ms old csto,par1. and from the coun.
try, and Recipes from MeGicai gentlemen, punctu-
ally atten6ed to.
Best @le n,neef, Lomh Oil, Boiied and
Rago LiAseed OH, S1'ert oil. end one gyocc
Of Castor Oil. also or reasoaatie terms.
WILLIAM WEST.
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prSsen me french near Kalbcnstadt. taker
II pieces of cannon, and entered Brunswick. .
Col. Tettendorn had put himself in commu-
nication with the Swedes--he has 10000
men under his orders. and his head quar-
ters, at the date Of the last accounts, were
at Boitzenburgh."
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ii Col CoEmandant,
Extract }So-,r {, ip.tc- cGr-esscd % Col Cia,lc>
Yl,.ecl. - .4.Ae.,.atle COUNTY, gateG


2iei,mcud 81 August, 1878.
"To the Volunteer hssociAticn formed in Abe.
rosre, rnder OF chsr Ygncey, as Captain, NJ
jor .'eehGniss yancsy, IS I-e. Iierenant, Csrtajn
Jbh" ihsfd as 81 IL, Il enaTt, AID Aiy Roters
ScngHer rs Ensgn, and To those officers individually
the Con'r s"''e" Ira Chie' IN his own name AID l.,
that o. t'ie Gem n'inv sal'h, returns his warness
thanks, Tor the prOmnt rude viii, which they step
ped torvArd "a srr.st progress of DIR Jha.
saSsss t'e --Suri, enrrp6,ies -stosq cornmitte Nv
the enemy At Hampton, WI aiwsys he met, ~ ther
deserve'bJ men, such as tross composing the htso.
cl"uNn 'ro AiHe'I srei Who know now 10 estm2t,
10 protectit. So
Although the retrest cr the eremv Tp-e.;pits-
t.d no doubt, by consciousness that The are o N.
d'gnatou kintie as ihe breasts of cur eouctr, - "a
won'd burst ia thund''' over lis head1 depriveG Sc
many ct our pstrv,'o ct2ens of an Opportunity O,
wrea';nG Their eapce on li,e mqrsteIs: Net In.
sTtor manifested. IS not tic less pisasug and will b,
held !, 10 grateful rene'nsrHnce ~ our country.
=" BY order 81 tAs Conuande'i Ia Cl.ief,
" Wa. " HENiNG, D. 4. O.
y I,N 'ic!s who writes about Iinprssenert in the
Va Patriot, wor.- of worfa sritIuut favire bns,
thing to the purpose, lad better first settle riti,
irnee Marshall before iu sx;lscts repiv lrnr,
epub.can.-Che Juice When he was g ecref,ry az
State in 1900, :'' The case of British subjects
whether nsiurslized or nat is oue s;iorablc
HH' ire rtght eoer 70 press them is aenied" !
grim Should impress from the merchant scr.
vice of Rritair not only Americans. but fnrcyr.-s
and even hritish srojeets. how long wouhi suei,
course OF injury unrct.essa6 be permitted TO l,ess
"'iTroeHgeG We yoaHs, hcwcver. our own conn
trymtn oniy-and Y.uriHs rcus. know L, ,hougf lie
hasthe art 90 keep it in ~ bsoS erouad.
MARRIED. ~ Tl-ur.3sy evening fl,c stu inst.
bv The Reverted 4ir Flair. Trnpss Mann Rem
dolph Esq Of Tu-lahor, tn Miss Eerrsci EVi'soa,
third daughter Or ThornNs Wson, Esq Of this city
Psrto-Eg o g1DAs-cn orr ers Page. T
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BARBARiTfEs or TrE ENEMV

q Cen Tnittee having been raised on this
subject III the House Of Representatives of
the United States early in the session, Mr..
Macon, the chairman, at the close of the
session made the following Report:
Nat, Int.
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NOTICE.
IT, > I'D.
49, U/ILL BR SOLD----

WILL BE SOLD---
TO TIE highest bidder ~ Brosd-Rock Ta! r.
ees, all that valuable STUD or HORSES, be
longing 10 q Z ee;ate Of THOMAS Goode deed con.
ssiing OF Stone aofses, son,e of the best Brcoc
Mares ia Virginia, Gotta aud Flies.
TFRMS o! 3ale 3iI be made known on the ny.
Bond 81 ppprGvga security to bssf Interest FOR
the d'te' not punetealy paid, win be reqai;e or
ali sums utuaS
John g. COODE }
Ind Er'rs.
JOHN j UCKER, )
hueusttS. -
mt RecciUcd from f>figGeLftit.
600 SPADES,
Of7uPoi;or quslity--for sale By ~
TaoNhs GUY
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The Lnfesf.--As the Land6n Coarier is 81
minis terial journal, what that paper of the
Is.h June hin s, may be time, ,hat,the BIT
II h government will rot 4" refuse TO send n
minister" TO the Congress atprague---not TO
forward, rs ~e presame, the establishment
Of a GencTGt Peace hntto clog the move
mefta towards a Confinerfn Peace. fine
presence of Lord Catbcart, thcrcftre, II
Prague, will enable G.. y. 60 carry ~ oer
intrigues IN defeat the reG. Citations FIR
Pegtc; and, instead If promising ou~sei e.
any 4 : frcn Ms presence. we rather fear
the wort,
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- II u c1rreht'y reported tlst tNc .gI3rfr-al
Editors have formed design Of " kcl.'ng MIR
tla'noey INTO wEr" With the United States
But Mr. Quincy is zoo cnunine for thern-he
is neither - b. s'rSr-ti nor ticked into 4uar'-
;he Gentleman has ton partouiHr a re gard for hi7
own Rccs 20 irsE II IN such adventure. Ills friend,
too, might take iio their heads IN ieaue him IN
thg Turin ''ffis Naireiv's Printeys ,nusf. there
fore, rest content with Renonsira RANGES, Resolutions
Ss sc Mr.. Quincey's war wiz he ike the idea
war with VII eh he used 10 reprosch TIC republicans
z'dr Of nerds inerEiy itemoustrauces Resolu.
lions, Speeeh'e Essays, are The only weapons
which he dares 20 employ
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MARRIED. ~ TtUrs,'sy evening tfc stu inst
By The Reversed Air Flair, Trnrras Mann Rem
doiPh, fsf Of Iuskahoe tn Miss Eerrei Ni'soe,
third daughter or 1borl,s W,ison ESQ of this city
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e Paito-E.n 0 s1!,As-en onr frs. &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-04
From the Fedora! RehubHean.

From. the Fedora! Republican.
We know not that tbs following has e.
yer been in print before. 1t is ore ri
those rare examples Of virtuous for,i-
tudc, displayed in defiance Of world
ly power, which ennobles our nature.
When Plus VII. issued his bull Of
accommodation against Bonaparte, the
Abbot of the reiigious order of La
Trappe, then in Pars, was arrested by
the tyrant on the mere suspicion that he
bad caused the same to be published or
The walls of Notre Dame aud the Palace
of the Tnuilleries. This venerabl,
preiste at the age Of eighty years was
ordered for execution in the course ri
twelve hours. Previous to his death
ne delivered into the hands of his con-
F,ssor the following copy Of letter ad-
dressed to Bonaparte
"A scsffold can no more degrade vir,
tue than throne Can ennoble Grim
In conde inning me unheard. TO death
,ou have acted the part Of a tyran,-iE
submitting with resignation, l have per-
formed the duty ola christian. My age
ana in6rmities could not promise
much longer existence-by your cruel
~ you have therefore merely shortened
the agony, the last painful scene, l trust,
Of a well spent inoGensive Life. Gao
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NETWORK, Dec. 50.
NAVAL DINNER.

Yesterday the corporation and eli.
fizens Of New-York gave splendid
Naval Dinner at the City-Hotel, to
Capt. Hull, Com. Decatur, and
sapt. Jones. as a testimeney Of tie
nigh sense they entertain Of their
tate brilliant and inexpressibly va.
liable exploits. At 5 O'Clock be-
tween 4 and 800 gentlemen sat
down to table prepared by MIR. Glib
son, covered with every sold and e.
very dainty the season affords suct
eeeded by desert consisting dlieca-
cies OF every description. The bes-
OF liquors and the choicest wines
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THE PANHARM0NICON.

vi T RDiE .af,rns the ladies and
geHlemen Of Alexandria. tha, he will
haze the pleasure OF exhth,ting bis Pan
b.rmnnicoD In AisxaadriA spme time
du~ias Tue nex, week Further aud
more particular notice will DC gwen.
January St
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VOLUNTEER,

The memory of Hamilton
champion Of real America
eloquent advocate Of an tsj
the friend and defender Of |
led commerce. Music, .iso,I
By Mr.. Woicou, 2t v:,.1
4 navy, all army, aid tax!
pensa5lc supporters Of iib.,!
and public virtue. /
By colonel fish-The ia
it support and be supportsd,
s!itution and laws OF cur coz;
By Mr.. Minturn--PubIcl
ported by honest mea.urr, I
from forced loans, fines Or n
6 cheers.
By MR.. Farmer-0g 4
their brilliant actions, Iit,S 4
brethren of the navy, DIX. {
found the enemies of tier \
BY general Armstrors-A
government and a uuiist4
cheers.
By general Sfevens-Coss
gers, may his Courage ar /
longer want an opportu'iey
cur infant navy, another bill
8 cheers.
BY Jhn Slid'R-The nsr.
States-Dry docks It's desr,
Decatur and Jones its restorI
cheers.
By G. NSmj5rd-Sailcnl
free commerce.
By p. t Yam Wyek-ThI
country, rocked in the 'cr.1
tune, may they become til:
heirs of the ocean.-3 cbs,,
By cattair HnN--Comm|
cey and his little band-n.
cess be equal to their ensj
cheers.
Bu corn. Decatnr-Ths
New York May their sd
stiuuIaIe US 10 acts more 4
to their appreciation
BY NJ H6mon-Csp1
Absent in person, bat a,nt!.
noble deeds.
By Mr.. Mags-The /.
and Macedonian frisa,es; \
Us safely moored in til" bell
York, as their officers aud
the Elections of its ciljzeDs
By Mr. Brack"t-Pa,rioa
lional honor ass srted more |
der of our cannon. ard lss
proclamations. 8 cheers
After captain HUI am !
Decatur had retired the P'.|
The naval heroes who +.
US with their presence % !tiI
May they alway, live in the ..
gratitude of their County,. 3
by CAPTAIN Le1sis--TGs \
architects-HULL, who at r:i
the keels of ten huM'-i
raised the framcs-DEcAUI
the finishing stroke.
By lieut. col. MClure--!
has maintained the honor q
NAV the nation be grateful
ticc to its gailartry.
by MIR. lillian MMfiy
trio D.; may we SION be Gu
celebrate. Three times TOR
by Mr.. Mr,cem--The
F;sher Afucs; may our Cor
ful If such meh, and iaIil
glory.
Alter the President had
Che'spiin gave,
Tie AEaysr q Cur Gill;
magistrate /; tGe advrC.!c
the faithful gu:,rdi.s OF 0.
: e peace Of cur city. SCI
y Abiding We presume
&C. Of congress for buildl
and 6 trigat, 5
There was much eyrr
Out not by the Band. "
wise next time to practice
at least sufficiently to lei
time.) by several geniIi
tours, who complimenird
ny with a number of SONG
Catches, and some Oflher'
great effect.
1t ought to be mention"
to Mr.. Holland, that 10,
was owing the arranseH,'
eoratiOns Of the room. id;
beautiful transparency
painted by himself.
The company retired y
III good order, and peFI
was more sincere s:.li:iae1
on a similar occasion.
=r.a.s@--~.->x.>. = - !. -
Lois on [ entire !
For sale or to be let Cd !
iOieycr
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forever
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situate on centre street q, :,
lately laid OF and graseI'so .
Simpsons corner u Tie I''|.
10 King ST. st Horts me'%
these lots ara In the couHH
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ofa'ins choice 10 pc'so''
buy or lease.
For terms. apply to the $
his Office in Alexandra.
CHARL
nsro o,ter 81
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. is,
Extract ola letter from gentleman.
dated on board the ship Argo. at
Sea, January II, 1913, lat. 2i, 81.
n. long. 10, w. bound from Ii
verpool to New-0rleans, out 20
days Received By a vesse! just
arrived here.
(" ] left Liverpool on the 81 st De-
ccnber. The ship Pennsylvania
Cartel was to sail January by
her you will receive dreadful news o f
Bonaparte. who is retreatins in great
confusion out of Russia. and with
much loss. Great speculations are
making in England. Every kind of
produce high. So great have been
the misfortunes of the French. that
Lord CastIrreash congratulated the
House Of Commons on the t7th lee.
on the prospect Of A GENERAL
PEACE"
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sive. frcm which translations have
been made. They contain Paris dates
to the 2AtIl.
Capt. Taylor brought dispatches
from MIR, Barlow for government =
Our minister was daily expected in
Paris by the Duke of Bassano aud
others.
The Austrian armies in Upper
Hungary and GaIlicia, have been
considerably augmented.
Troops are also marching from
Hamburg. Bremen, &c. to join gen.
st. Cyr, who has recovered of his
wound.
Accompanying the above sum-
mary. are sundry transla;ions from
French papers of si;,inss of the Sc
nate, Addresses to the Emperor, his
Replies, Sc. for which we have act
room.
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Died. at Milverton (Eng'ang) ad-
vanced in years. Mrs, HANCOCK, OF
the Anchor Public House in that
town. This economical woman, was
during her life time. in The habit Of
making her husband pay for every
glass of beer he drank in his own
house. and never allowed him to re-
ceive payment fors an, that was sold.
After her funeral there were found
secured 10 different parts ofthe house
t9s gnineas in gold. several bank
notes. as many dollars. half crowns
and shillings as filled a half peck
measure. and as many haEfpence as
filed three peek measures. The
whole Of the property found amount
ed to upwards Of cool. TO the great
astonisI,ment and JOY Of her husband.