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mn De espo,ed 10 PHblic SAD,

WfH be eSbosed 10 Pubiic Sad,
HfY the Subseriber, on the premises. On the qo,b
~ day OF March next, that tract of land called the
3'alaee Land, adjoining The Boronsh Of Williams.
burg, containing more than 500 sores This land
was wa hte the property ut the Revd. Samuel Smith
MeCroskey, deed. Tie quality Of the land !, pood
and The sitdStion eligible. More need not be said
tor y - presumed that the purchaser viii examn,
1t before the day Of sale. The terms will be either
essh, on executing deed of conveyance at The time
o, save, or one third cash, the balance in two annu
al instalments, with interest to be secured INV a
mortgage on the whole "
AT the same time, on the same terms, and at the
same place, will be exposed to sale, another ,rsc,
containing about 100 scres wood Iand--5 miles or
Hampton. A' :"
ro. no. F. N. SMITH
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>HE Subscribers offer for sale ON aeeommods.
ting terms, for cash, or approved paper. ut
!neir Auction StNe, corner Of ID. aud 18Th street
$4,000 lbs. Coffee, part Of which is of prime sual
100000 lbs. Brown sugsr, in hhds. & barrels. a
part of which is FIRST quality.
10000 lbs OF Loaf Sugar, a part Of which Pening
toms best labelled, in barrels, boxes x hhds.
6s pipes genuine old Cognise Brandy.
20 20 oS SSa,i anu J1oza.se..
10 tieroe. prime fresh Rice
IS puncheohs genuine Antigus Rum, part of
which is old * very fine.
ioOO sacks Salt, large Liverpool, filed, blown
p 800 Seeks, 4 bushels do
100 do. do. coarse
200 boxes Candies.
100 boxes LIST qualify Imperial 7 ea. various sizes
|, 90 do. 90. Young Hysou do do.
so cases 9 scz each, list Quality s,s,il,o
Champaep. o
100 cases old 81. Julien Clares Wine of sap er;or
quality.
SO cases White Wine.
100 cases Cologne Water.
8 pipes Catsona Wine.
SO bags Pepper
so do. Pimento.
eases rislrSheetirps.
500 Tbs Fresh Nutmees N.
Bales India Goods white.
burgs.
a few pieces very best snper6ne blue Cloths :.
one case Caicoes, and great variety of other
a1cies TOO numerous for the limits OF an advertise
ment.
.. They They hold regular Sales at Auction on Monday,
.tfoncwe, Robinson e. Pleasrn,s.
T., "a YeBdue Masters
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NJ O TIC Il.

" I I { +.
RY oivfae 81 deed Of Trpst executed 10 Tie
- .abscribcr by L.eia Briciin, bearing date The
I5h Deoe'n6tr, 1919, and duly recorded in the
county court Of Chesferfeid, 10 .ecurc .Nelson
Flennoy an CERTAIN suia Of money therein esbres.
ssd-HIH be sold at Zachdsfah Brooks. IN the
'o1on u MancheSfsr, on -Moaday the j4th March
next, me foDouiry frubert,, to nit Three Beds
ana fpHfWe, one Desk, two Dimng Tables tquo
small do. eiyhf C4oirs, one CueboayI t,vo Che,f,,
gig Prints, one Lootink Gioss one Tea Table, f!vo
Wafers, one Carer, izyo dozen Kni1es 81 Fo,I,.
one sefS Chssa, one T,snk, f,oo Pofs, one Ocen,
enc SPIDER, ana ehe Tea Re6fe--oy 20 much there.
Of ar viii ss,isfy raid claim, and an esbguees RI
carrying sad drsd Of trust in,o EFFECT
- j. PRICE, jr. Trustee.
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March S.
TIE CABIN POINT ESTATE.

THE CABIN POINT ESTATE.
4 DyEKTISED in this paper for sale on the 6,h
N of May, at Westmorvlsnd Court. House, il bro.
badly one OF the most valuable on the Potomac ;
stretching from the Machotc to Nomouy Ray snd
penetrated by several 6ne ponds and a creek =.
bounding in oysters, fab, wild-fowi, &c in their
season 1t is supposed to contain at least 500
admirably adapted 70 the growth of Indian Corn 4
Wheat, with great mficency of timber. Living
Immediately upon the river, il is dry and healthy
and susceptible OF great Improvement. That part
watered by the Nomcny, called Kingcapsio iaud
which probably will be alone soId) is the finest and
farmsn Virgins.
March S. 4.
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ME Subscriber bess 1--we to inform, a.. f,;,;.
- zsns OF Richmond, that ~ b., isteIr ,.,,,.a
G,m' ,hs :, sne south corner and asa streets
brick Making and Laying, and va unas,sst.
execute (in workmsnIike manner) b.. Br;et wo, e
OF buildings OF any size, or description s;,hsr,e
the job, or by the thousand. e''ne' ~
With the assistance of q few rood vo,p,,,A-
Phhsde'phe where the Subscriber rerved a ,so, a
lar apprenticeship he e~tters him self that be
DE enabled to give general satisfaction 10 HE an.
,,. PHILIP NJ. TABg.
.'-"'sh S' Swn
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
,'rtne of a Deed Of Trust executed 10 the
~ ouoscrioers by John Qnsrles Of Fiuyanna, and
admitted to record in the Coort OF said County. ~
answer the purposes in said deed speeifed--
WILL BE SOLD,
the highest bidder, for ready money, on the pre-.
1EI' on me hrst day OF April next, A TRACE
oF LAND, lying in the County of Fluyanna. on me
waters ofhe Big Byrd Creek, adjoining the ianIs Of
heoert Quwl.s, Duncan MeRae, Joseph WILTON &
others-contaising by estimation, Three Hundred
aeres, being the Tract upon which the said J Ohm
e1usr!es resides
WIN. G. POINDEXTER,
JOHN TIMBERLAKE,
~, - Trustees.
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Feb.'26.
WILL RR H0LD

nN Thursday the 10th of next March AZ n,
~ late dwelling house Of William d. Fitch deed
" me county OF Abemsrls, al the estate &C whicl
he died possessed, consisting Of several Neoroo.
household and Kitchen furniture, amongst wbiel
are two good wbeeI-wrights; also one tract of lsnf
containing i46 sores Cash will be rsqnIr.d for ~
sums under FIVE dollars, spd for III sans above 6y,
aonafs ersfr OF twelve months, the purchsser Civ
ing Bond and approved security.
Feb 10. %.
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Sales at Auctioa.

Valuable Lot For Sale.
bH Thursday the 18th in,t. at IL o'cIoek, on the
~ premises. I will sell at Public Auetion. Tbst
valuable Lot known as the GLOBE TAVERN.
Ih,s property Is too well known to require de.
seriptiou. Terms, one third cash balance nav.bis
in SIX and twelve months
JAMES Fl. LYNCH,
- A0etioneer.
March s. ids
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T4ueafy Dollars Re.yard.
sToe THE VILLAINS

Sunday night last, my stable in the county ,s
aceustomed to ear taken therefrom-- slsn = M
coloured 'crel lcrse accusome 40 rear. The shess
reward wii be sven for either of the Animal
one hunsred dollars for the spprehension and con
v1euea aae tnei or thieves They were traced ON
tAe r.0nmond road, AZ far as Osborne's. wbere
purs.t became fruit'es,. The public are earne,,,,
saIonea, TO eke steps against these midnisb,
Petersburg, Feb TO-. ALL:
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Feb. 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n ~, person w'shing to nse in Their Dstillery
~ Grocery or otherwise, DR.. AI;,on's bohlv az
proved method Of improving spirituou, Innors. ne
may be furnished with Individual rights at Y % n
any town or county in Virginia, not already exc,n.
nvey furnished, on application to Mr.. CorneIis,
rsyne' Lyhehburgh, OF the Subssriher, Richmond.
49,, JOHN PERKINS.
- ). Communications by mail, post .pnid,,vm b.
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Feb. 90.
Dry Goods, Fancy and Ha6erdashe1v

Try Goods, Fancy and Ha6erdashe1y
Commission Business.
TEE subscriber respectfully informs the Stor..
= Keepers of Richmond, that he mean, to deyota
the whole OF his time, in purchasing Dry and Fan
ey GOODS on Commission, being competent JUDGE
OF those artices-fIe will attend auction, and n,
chase Goods no near the orders he msy be favored
with as possible will note those who buy at the
same eme, and give a small advance for ,1ch mr.
t'eIes as he viii pick out before they are expo,ed
N Their store-He will watch all arrivals, and wal,
or those whoreceive Goods, in order TO have the
frst choice, so as his friends at distance ns, bs
The prime and net the refuse Of the market. A
duplicate OF each invoice will be forwarded by NOS,
and the original will accompany the Goods. SmsIi
parcels well chosen and frequent, will keen. lsrpe
stock fresh and new A short time will evinee 90 e.
very @orekeeper that great advantage, will be the
result. His knowledge and taste in the choice oi
Goods and his intention to per,evere in mr. oeur;ne
the newest aud most saleable articles will he homes
secure him that encouragement which such stte..
ton and eHertion will hereafter merit
THOS TooLB.
Feb. &c t
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Valuable Coal Mines For SAFE.
'A'HE subscriber, intending to rembve IN N.
Western Country, offers for sale his interest i,
Three Valuable Coal Mines, IN Cheste, field eonn,v
together With the Farm on which he now resides--
apply to him near toe Coal Pitts.
FeHdsry IL. i'm
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Sackef's Ha,LD,,
October l6, 1913.


Your favor ofthe 10TH uItimo has been handed
to me BY major Parker The Niagara division has
been slow IN u, movements. II has at length reash.
Grenader island, whittier the division berg IL mo
wing also. From this point (ti-enadier island we
take our departure either for Kingston or 70 Mont.
real The enemy broke up hi, positions before fort
Seorse on the Y'h, burned his surplus stores arms.
BE and moved rs pidly for Burlington bar. ~L;,l
he reached on the lib inst. Adviccsfrcrn the bsv
OF Can't state, that he is coming down to Ene.,on 4
that his sex cDnystsseent, TO the number ~ I9nO
Isd s'resdy arrived there. He will bring with him
about 800 electives anil thanks 10 IN, storm 90
oar sna'.ks movements down tie lake, they will he
thfTe before we can ressh It. The rnsn,rtvre r..
tended 10 lost, SO far asregsrds Riasston. Wbat q
now oagsinst that psce rust be dino by HARD
oloTs and AZ some risk. The irnporssnce If IN,
OBJECT may, eoweve-, justify The means IN the q.
her case, al I'M cjisfs cssee-t Of The e. Law.
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4 thsh may be bad on good deposits, viz Stock
- Of all kinds, Notes, Vessels & Cargoe, slave,
Horses, Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Corn. Hemp.
Watcher, Jewelry. Plate, Furniture, Store Goods.
or any kind Of property left with the subseriber-
VINO has re-Proof Warehouse, fer the reecp-
ton of any kin, OF Storage. with annie ae.nr;,v n
required, for punetual returns
,@ PUBLIC SALES every Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday, in the Morning, at the Market.
House and Bell.Tavern, by :
BARTLETT STILL,
February To- emf
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TIE Public are hereby Mortified,

me Public are hereby Nen4ed,
'eNHAT Egbert Harris. of the .oan,, - -
tan, IS absent from this state and sro s."
toeney IA fact and have full power to .rsns.c, *,
business IN which he is Interested II am .,'
h;' .nat al persons who have claims ape, =
sons indebted to him, would ,et',s 10 ana 81 peK-
me- DAHL. WILSON. Of Amelia. "''''
Fsh-r, Att in fact for Egbert Harris.
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Il OR sALE-25o Spanish Hide, Oh 60
herman Steel, and pipes genuine Por, w.
H-dLS1O-F 8 PLEASANT S.
.
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The hon. John Armstrong,

The hon. John Armstrong.
Secretary of Wsr.
Here follows letter from Gen. wilkinson "a
yen. Hampton OF the 9Th Nov. IN VIII ch he an.
bounees lis in'entios 10 attack Montrest. ana hi,
command TO effect junction WITH him, suggesting
Is TIE point, ST. Regis or Us VICINITY lie ooneIudes'
" shall expect to hear from, IL not zee yon. a;
that place on The 9Th or 10Th inst D--Also, the Re
he tells w he will attempt 10 ioin him az I,opnsws'
90, or sny other point you w. I rsy indicate y
both these dispatches have already bsen publish
ed.1 p"''
Head Qgo,ters, pldR,6nyV,
en-, November IL, 1913.
h'vs 'he honor to ino'o.e the copy Of q letter
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For Gcttenburr.

For Gcrterburr. !,
mYK4As The spanioh brig Fan Franei.co
NNtNEf de Asis. Capt. Tentino, now lyi.p
49, in the port of Norfolk, to sal, FIN
ballast wind and weather permtt ng, the first eek
IN Mareh next; will take single letters ut 50 exnts
each, and Passengers with passports to he landed.
It desired, in the Channel, at Breu,ens HAMBURG.
or IN any country in the runte in smity with his ca
,holc Majesty Ferdinand 9TH.
The San Francisco has excellent accommodate.
ons, Is beautiful Corvette built Brig of about $50
tons, coppered to the bends, and sails Remarkably
last For further particulars. apply to Armistea &
Kelly, Norfolk, or to
WM, SHEPHERD.
All letters coming by Post, must be- frsnkea--
the passage money will be regulated BY custom.
February l. eptioM
PURSUANT to Deed of Trust executed TO the
j. Subscriber by Hugh X. Campbell deea. for the
purposes therein set forth, viii be sok at pubic
auction for cash before the front door Of the Court
tiouss OF Fauquler County on Mond1 the 2sth day
perry to wit.
4 HOUSE AMDEoZ
Near the Town Of Warrentop in which the sait
campbell residei-Aiso, .syo 9ang Negro New
! he house and lot before usntioned 70 pleasantly
st"afed and would afford arsgreeabie residence t.
a private family. Any peton desirous of yiesine.
the premises before the ale, will please appiy IT,
Willy Roy, who lives oouenient; ~ tn the Sub,er;.
her.
VIM. R. SMITH. Trustee.
Fauquier, Feb. ii ION
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w .:STERN T. ASDS.

FOR S.3LE
< y compliance With the will Of the late col, VIM
Il tleth>i, together with his surviy;ny Executors
and Trustees, John Marshall and Harry Hsth, now
offer for sale, 1-l .7'7-'
THREE TRACTS OF LAND.
Lying between the Sciota 4 Little Miami River,
North West of the Ohio, the same being lands
granted tie Tes'ator for military services during
the Revolution. One tract lying on the Fast fork
OF the Little Miami. containing iS3 Is aeres.-One
on the Se'ota River, containing SOC 2.3 acres--snd
another on Brush Creek containing 600 acres...A,.
so. one tract containing l777 81; acres wing on
Highland Greek, branch Of the Ohio. Those
LAMBS amounting TO 3677 2.3 acres An persons de.
sirous OF purchasing, who cannot more conveniently
communicates with the Trustees Of Col tIcth, will
please apply to MIR. Waiter Dunn, OF Ch;llico.he.
FOR more particular Information. shall be At Chin
icothe. and on the lands nv the Goth of Apr next,
prepared to give indisputabs and satisfactory COR.
veyaHees to purchasers, should there be any appii.
eants.
H.G. HETH,
- Exo'y and Irustee.
.@ The Editors Of papers printed in Chillicothe.
VIII please insert the above advertisement for three
months, ard transpt their accounts to the Office Of
the Enquirer for payment, or, they shall receive
the. ,I
Feb. TO- o.
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The hon. John Armstrong.
Eedd Qxarfers. Chataxgay,
=. October r. fai q.

Eedd Qxarfers. Charaxgay,
Bear Sir,
My soiieituie TO know your progress. and ,he
real state OF the grand army, is extreme 4, 4.
perhaps not less necessary for both, that should
be constantly Informed. Implicit T. it'll, eordislty.
and concert ought TO unite our efforts These
have formed the basis Of COR exeyions 30 Tar, and
promises, more than our numbers, the result 40
much desired. i have no yefsrehse 10 individual,
but 70 the Aeu-s II every man. The point and
movement Of our junction IL all importapti and
that, and not the moment Of my departure from,
hence, ought to be indicated because ought to be
the best Judge Of the time necessary to s1rsooun,
the sbstacies in the way. Between this and Coz.
aerP0vgo much work on the road Is neeessarv and
ought 20 advance upon two or three DAYS earlier
than might be Judged necessary upon smootl, And
sohd road. BY seising and holding strong positions
without ineurrins risk, until arrive within stri
king distance. Yon have said hold fast" and !,
might be considered preeiptate to advance before
hear, az least that the Rsbicoa is passes above
These are points for Jour consideration, and those
With you who guide the general movement. Won
have not sent me the 600 mounted DRAGON. -
Their presence, en- ground the possession of which
do not despair Of gaining, added to force nj
AGO effective infantry, and well appointed rain.
oaght to inspire you with some reliance upon orr
army, new asst 10. High pretenions have been
avoided; but the nome ut has arrived whea il Is per
haps necessary Tor usto be estimated at as much as
veare worth.
The lOtA s at hSnd, al d is included in the e,,.
nate Ii 10 believed the militia may serve for "a.
eorts 10 vhxt must follow ne.
Col. CLARK Is carrying on bis smsrl war ton IN.
lines with all the effect contemplated. The enc.
my's motley force have every where nearly dia,n-
pesred HI" concentrating NO doubt, on points in
ny way, or on the river
have the honor TO BE-,
Sir,
VERY respe stfulJy and fruIy
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renee1 the army viii make its way to the sc Per,
rot. whence We shall ina ediatey opens eomnar,'-
cation with you. Un.ler I'll, * rircnrhs.'nees ynu
will approach the mouth IF the Cha,eones ., 0sh-
er point ~hich ,haN better favor our junction, sN
hold the enemy in check Y,ur known Vigilance s.
skill make It unnecessary To suggest any ,oesSue uS
precauiion against the ENTERPRISES OF he -rae my
while you remain within stroke oil hisn. The drS.
goons viii pasa the st. Lawrence near the Coteaa
de lac.
Yours, sc.
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Major Gen. Hampton.
Head Quarters, -Four Corners,
on, November I, 1873.
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WIND EIRCTTOW

,..,,.- =. " III ~ ELECIIO.Y.
VIE Citzensa are hereby notified, that the sIe,.
ton for Common Council Men, will be hs.,
On NE hrst Wednesday, in April, in jefferson
Mo- at the Eagle Tavern, and in MonTos ~
NO. .. at Mr.. Obadiah Gsthrighfs poles will open
w. %. WREN.
~, Ssrlesnt Of the City Of Rich mond.
tide
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The hon. General armstrong.
Secretary at War.

We have had an intelligent deserter Of the reei.
Ysent OF Csnsdinn Fencibe,. He states the enen1's
force near os at coo men, but whom pu, 20 che
detail, gave IL as follows:
18th regiment--two flask companies and part
of = battalion, ON
nuron's French regiment, Q flank companies. 2fre
Canadian feneibIrs, eol. Robinson, 15o
Col: Sbaburry's command, voIugaers and In.
dians and some Feneibles 700
Two ''aNoh'neorporated nifti', $50
The whole commanded by col. Williams 2tno
Sir George had gone along to Montreal. He
brought down thirtysix boats and about GOO troops
included in the above. f''
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SOAL LEATHER.
yENHE sub'eriber hs; just received, 1900 his pr;,,
Sosi Leather. which he oR@rs Tor sale low. ~,
the ign Of the Golden Saddle, y. Street. a.
u JASPER ROBBINS.
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" q TIC y.
4 Have at my Tavern at Chapel Grove neorA
TEN Poitt, CHINA SNAKE sTOSF .l;it
Mad Dig. aAe or
~, WILLIAM PURKER.
t'arOn % 3tp
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OIiCE-Ah persons having elsims syain,1 15..
estate OF Francis Patti, dee', win please br;n.
them forward for sdjustment--Ant those inGeb,sd rs
said estate, will make immediate payment To
y. VIGlINI, E1'r.
MI. =, Of Francis Patti, deed.
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(Documents 10 Be continued. }
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have Che honor Is lnc'o.e the scpy ofs letter
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-08
LoSpo
AMERICA.

Ministers, i, is said, have given the Ame-
rican Commissioners to understand, that they
will enter into 30 discussions with them until
the question @! the hostages has been dispos-
ed of, as they are determined it shall make
no part of the negotiations for peace.
Twenty FIVE thousand troops are forthwith
to be transported to America and, already,
the public mind is prepared for the cxeTuon
Of an our s,ren,h, in bringing back that row
ard people TO unconditional sa5misti'n
NJs IrAat say yoa, Peohle @ .fa'er'ca
Re1ubkcaus and Ftderaiists are yow ready
or"UNCONDlTlON SUBMISSION"
10 Britain ? IRE you ready 10 DO fia', svhieh
yoQr FATHER S, although CON- hariiirely POOR,
borh in hOhuiariOa and resourees, sooRSED TO
DO ? IRE you ready 10 .esign yeur FISHER
les and pour Eass.IxGiz CoMMrRoE, ana a.
gain 6reome the se,vils Colonies n Bri!afn J?
.fnssper, Indignantly, in Me sEeATIvr, end
ihe Efforts Of Brifain 10 ersiove ysa ~ again
. be Joitsd, as Mcy 4re,e 6y our gallant oHrss-
'ars in rs. Ros;on 'a'f'o''
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That they will treat 70 more with Napoleon Be.
naparte, or with any of his famiiy;.
That they respect the integrity OF ancient France,
such as il existed under her legitimate Kings, they
may even do more, because they always profess the
principle that, for the happiness Of Europe, France
ought to be great and strong;
That they will recognize and guarantee the Con-
stitution which the French nation shall give itself
They accordingly invite the Senate to appoint Pro-
yisionaI Government, capable of providing for the
want of Administration, and OF preparing such
Constitution as may be adapted to the French people.
The intentions which have expressed are COM
mon 10 me with all the Allied Powers.
ALEXANDER,
BY order Of his Imperial Majesty,
The Secretary of State
COUNT DE- NESSELRODE.
Paris, March 81, 1914, 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
(Here the DEGREES of the French Senate, OF April
l and 3, dethroning NAPoLEos, are required, 10
connect the chain of events. We have not been a.
bic to find them. 1t is probable they were not re-
ceiyed from Halifax
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The armies of the \nisd Powers have occunied
the French Capital The Allied soyereigns meet
the wishes of the French nation.
They declare that if the conditions of peaes re-
quired stronger guarantees when the otj,c, IN view
was the restraining Of Bonapartes ans,tion The,
ought to be more favorable as soon as by re uening
TO wise Government, France herself shall o.ier IN,
assurance of tranquility. The Allied Soyereigns,
proclaim, therefore,
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ImberiaL Court Of Paris.

The Imperial Court has adopted the follow
ing Decree:
The Court, seeing all the value OF the ef-
forts, which have at length delivered france
from tyrannic yoke
Penetrated with respect and admiration Tor
the august Sovereigns, who are the models OF
disinterestedness and magnanmi,y
Expressing also their profound love ior the
noble race Of Kings, who, for eight centuries,
have constituted the happiness OF France, and
who, alone, can bring back peace, order and
Justice in country TO which the secret wish
es of all have never ceased to invoke the law
ful Soyereigns
Decree that they adhere unanimously to the
decree of dethronement of Bonaparte and his
family, pronounced by decree OF the Senate
of,he Sd inst. and that faithful to the funda-
mental laws of the kingdom, they desire with
all their hearts the return Of the Head OF the
House of Bourbon to the hereditary throne OF
ST. Louis. The Fi:s, President,
(Signed) SEGClEK.
DUPLES.
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