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IRp9i the Subscriber on the i7tll inst RP.7N-
! HORSh1 win sslimt switched tail, shol.,ii n ;,
SIC ' fresh cnJ li,c left sje 81 his LNrss o,-
irny done NJ nah; other marks not recolec,c'i,
out Il Is believed one ots tEd fret is white below the
fnatlocS. ie IS ra;he. inclined 10 he nstn,, racer
PAGES rve't, trots, and eauters Whoever will deliver
The T horse 20 me, give sucl, information, rs will
enable me TO recover MIN, shall receive reward OF
FIVE dollars. -,
H.NI'LNSEEF.,
Nov 1 oo,r
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JOIN TLNSEEF..
Da.,ts
NoT. l..
I HEREHY FORWIRN

a LII p'1SonsirDIn passing over nv groundsat Mount
Y Comfnr1, for the p5rpGses OF hunting or Shooting,
or Tor any other purposes whatsoever other than ;hnqe
OF business with mvself, and of tie usual ,ntci course
With acquaintanncs. who may transcrcss against
TINS noee will certainly be considered and treated as
tres2a7sers.
p. Y D.4NYET4
Nov l. ~,
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DRY GOODS At .AUC7IO.N:

DRY GOODS IT .4UC1ION.
en- Thursday next the al inst. az II oulocS, a. 10;
y wit be aui at our ,tFcc, No : Sscrrs jatii;ar.
variety o Gos's .dspte'l Go the present ana .pirtch-
ing t'Sin-sso, s'sii iuilcc oi CnC!eiy -n ttstr-
""e. INC sale win he made positively without re
serve, tor cash on delivery
JE.NA-S g BILLINGS, .fici'rs.
Nnve,rbe' 1 IA,
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ANNARnI n..,,.... on

The ENEMY effected landing and carried the
snall battery at raey's iandisg, % Thu.sday last
] he eneinv's force 600 men, in schr and harges-
CAPT Franklin has 20 men, ara are assembling
TO check the IBvaCcrs.
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Ballimnre. Oct. oslh 1s1a-


Colonel JOHN r. CAMPBELL, If the I'm II 6
Infantry, died about the first oil September ~ the g.
neral Hospital Wllansyille, near Buffalo oF a ,ga,,,d
reservoir Tie knee at Chippewa, in the action nj M.
pr J"iy My own situation, at the time OF his destb
deprived me OF the melancholy satisfaction OF being H.
u'S' TO Communicate the intelligence to his friends
ava nm much concerned 20 hear that that ogir ,y.s
not performed sy some OF those about him at the
time. ~ ~ "'S
me wound was received early in the action AT the
bei"lo i his regiment whilst advancing .Ilaftly IN M,
place IN the order Of battle and was by 10 mean. con,
sdered as necessarily mortal. An early a,nput,tio,,
would have saved his valuable life bat this was o,,no
cdby the colonel himself from an extreme solicitation
to preserve Che limb. The operation was finally ner
formed vixen the patient had become feeble aid ex
hausted-he died immediately after. 7 was AT tia,
time more than an hundred miles east Of Willamette
nc latter particulars reported 20 me bv the very
skiiiul surgeon who attended him ~
Col CampbeFs death, tho lanentcd bV all vvbo
knew him, wss fell by one IN the army rnore seei
by than myself His services at Mss,issinayav ,y.re
very highly appreciated by government; and from he
NJ and Intelligence, there can be no doubt had no
hyed, but he would have risen 10 the highest rank 10
he army. "
lam Sir,
With great respect,
Your most obd't. serTnnt
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OFFICIAL REPORT.

Look-Ouf-Post, Cct IS, z II. II.
There remains in Lynhaven Bay SHIPS
and brig brig is supposed to have gone
up the hay asmall schooner standing down
for the shipping.
Der. IS, 5 p M
At II o'clock this day, the three trans
ports, under convoy of the brig OF war, got
under way, and proceeded to sea there re-
mains IN Lynhaven bay two frigates.
Oct 90, n. M
Two frigates and tender at anchor in
Lynhaven Bay; ship beating down the bay /;
a schr. with flag towards Old Point Com
Fort, standing down to the frigatcs' in Lypha-
ven. .Norfoi& Ledger.
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!. Lord Coarteney goes to France

s1i, ;his lay. Lord Coarteney goes to France
III tas vessel.
A few days since detachment OF gin-boats
proceeded up Sound under the command OF
a lieutenant Of the President friyate, for the
purpose of conveying some coasting vessels
as far as New-Haven On their return, boat
No 40, ran on the rocks at Hell-Gate, a
bout 10 yesterday morning, but it is supposed
she was got off at high water in the alter
noon.
A late London paper states that perry
large medical staff will accompany the troops
destined for America. 1t would appear from
this that they expect to be Uery SICK OF the
expedition--Sl we hope they will not be dis
appointed in that expectation.
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From tie Bu6aIo Gazefte.
TO TKR FDTTog

Ch1LhesOa Pltliss, Ocf IS, 1914.
enclose youa correct copy Of an order
found IN an orderly book Of the British 6tk
Erie" '''
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L-4TES7' from N- Ut,sd Suites lSsob IF K,u,
PEACOCK

BY the private armed brig Granpus, which ar at this
port from ciliiEe, learn that the U. S Sioop o.
War raeock, mt into Puertode Naas in the Island Of
LaTzarote, tia u Sept Tor water; but not getting
any, she landed ~ prisoners and sailed the same day
Tor Puerto Ventura. N. y. PGbeT.
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Prom he Herk.me,, .7a,e7lccu, of Ocs. 90.

Prom Me Herkimer .3nsTsco7, Of Oct. 90.
N"ng has taken place The if7cs, sice our Iast of
inroi.o'.os. Tn Thursday wcel: IN, British feet came
oUt rs r;r the Ducks. fred 2so rims, and retur-
RCD 10 Kugson. lis c6njecoretl that instead or an
i'ack po, re hai,or present, an attempt will IL.
made 20 Gn. Drurimond, and emf oil Gems l.
z'nd and brown. We understand that Goa yards
army has crossed into Can:d- and that the IT, armies
nni,ed, had marched in the direction of Ch; ava L.
10 also sad that the enemy have evacuated @ eenstown
and retired q Bnt4ns.on heights Gen lizard ~ r.uk,
IS consiiter ia chief uf our troops.
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BNSTON. Octol,er %.

BOSTON, October q.
We are told, though we have doubt of tie fact
MAT there gentleman in town who LEFT Portsmouth,
(t.nS) Sept 10. and chat he reports that Lord Hill
was then there abont enLarkug with large force,
VIII waste touch at Cork, and proceed Immediately
for this country.
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TO PA Err MAKERS.

JOHNSON & WARNER, have for sale, ,ea e,L. ,s
81 linen and cotton rags, oFa good quality
Oct %
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BUFFALO, Ossober is.
Brig Gen James Miller has left the nccthern array
and Fonc on 20 D,-ron there being un,l,IStand
40 connHuj toI the General in this army At present
SCORPION " TfGRESS LOST.
Accci'',s r.ccve, Tsl believed Al Bafaio1 that
u;c tNo u :. srhoy'erv in Lie Huron, Scorpion ard
Ig't 5, commanded by Sailmg +t[astcr Chamnn, and
IL. Turner, lre been taken BY the enemy, nv boar
'irie them in dark night 30 miles from Nacsinaw.
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MAHRIED--in Ki5s William count ~, r.;S...-u.
',ng tlc 2s,h st To- tie Rey. Roberl r. Se7cpe H.
bHIG7l Plge IT, Of Richmond. to the s-,;,ti. =
much admired .lLs5 lug H. Sc7yr. og King william
county
-, at the same sine and plaos. ~. bin =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-21
The Subscriber

WILL be happy to receive ORDERS
He will execute them in the neatest ard
Quickest manner. and is now ready to
paDer Rooms in the neatsst and best
manner, and he viii insure that it never
snail drcp from the walis.-He prac-
tees method in papering which never
was used beforehand he will likewise
do the work on the most reasonable
terms-42 cents per piece, and double
for. piece of bordering. He continues
TO repair old Mattresses, and makes
them nearly as good as new-likewi
he will receive orders in every other
branch of his business.-He can make
some very elegant things tor the sum.
mer months-Straw Mattresses, &c. sc.
which are reekoned by Physicians to be
very wholesome in the warm season OF
the year-there are some OF his make
now in Alexandria, very much APPROX.
ed of.
Maurice Spillawne.
Utholster u Psher, Hanger,
Prince Street.
April III
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NOTICE. 10 MILI.ERS.

TO John Worthingfon, Isaac Mo
pherson, Elisha Tysons Thomas El-
licott, aud others, Sc &c. fiouf Miis
lars, amounting in the whole 10 thc
number of a full list OF whose
names would be too expensive. Those
who infringe the rights ot the sun.
soriber, and Join in memorials 10 Con'
gress 10 get the act for his rehst roe g
5 pealed. ~
Gentlemen,
You are probably appraised OF the
fate of your memoria.ist, if not, this
is to inform you, that you are referred
to the courts ofthe u. States for re-
dress; where 1 had invited you. In.
decd you cid cay much, too nuoh :
and you did prevail SO tar as TO- gets
bill reported to the Senate, such as
you wished But il was refused d
third reading by vote of 20 to, s.--s
presume you viii not unite in anox
Their me n orial, but prefer now to pay
for license to use my improvements
as others have dore freely long age-<
ifnot, inform you, that suits Will be-
instituted for damages. Will the jns
ries give less than the sums saved you
by the use Of my Improvements ever.
since you forcibly seized on them, s
have used thsm ii defiance of tie
laws,of the Uniged States ! Congress
will never seize on nay rights Tor your
use.
You know my prices were lower
than any pateBtae ever charged, viz
the PRICE o; labor saved to you in one
year only, giving in al the other ado
vantages, and all the rest of the pVent
terra. How then could you sa, that
] extorted Didyou believe your own
woi DIS
You must acknowledge that it Wilt
be 10 more than fair and just, that the
past use Of NY imp. ovement. by in+
frineers, shall pay for aIlmy time lost,
and thi costs of law suits, *. &c. i'm
defence ofmy rights, Stree that use il
SO amply snffieient. Therefore E per
cent per anDum is demanded on tho
sum saved you in each and every
wear, after the 29d January 1913, un-<
iii you purchase licenses /; this is irf
addition to the original price that I
charge those who comply with the
la~, andres ect patent RIG hts Eut il
you think tbs charge too high, you
may on psybtg nsc before suit be com.
renoed the 6 per cent per srnun. on
the sums sayeslyo in eseh year since
you begun tossise my proven snts,.
within my pstert term, quit the use Of
them, and keep the principal sums
yourselves.
The money is wanted to pvt in ope1
ration other provements still more
exclusively useful. Therefore nc fufr
Their indulgence viii be given to in~
tringsrs.
Oliver Evans.
u II -
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Hardware and CUTLERY.
ADAM LY.N:M
ohhoste the Mechanics Bank,

0ftosite the 91echonics 09nFi
HAS FOR SALE.
IRON and Brass Door Locks, stock
Locks, Pad Locks, Chest, Cupboard
I'runk and Drawer Locks, Batt Hinges,
H. Strap and Chest Hinges, Woos
Screws, Latches and Bolts, plated and
timed Birdie Bits, Stirrup. & Buckles
Files, Planes, Chisscls, Gimblets, Avis
and Shoc-tacks, Gun-fiints, Brittanla
Metal and Pewter Spoons, Needles,
Pins, Netting Pins, Fish-hooks, Brass
and Japanned Wares, Cross-cut aud
Hand.saws, Cotton Cards, Knives and
Forks, Pen-knives, Razors, Scissors,
Butcher and Shoe knives, and a,few do
zen English
GRAIN and GRASS SETTLES.
ALSO,
Jewellery, Silver and Plated Ware,
Swords, Epaulets and Plumes, &c
HIS has also Cut Tacks and Sprigs OF
every description, for sale at the manu-.
lecturers prices.
April 81 II
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coMMuSIc Arrox.

Rsinr At tie Theatre. last evening", and
rrcn ~ eGed WITH the performance,
&ukit bat iustto say, thAtS5ldeN Gave
! sen ,hree performers possessing such
tyrrs'ty of talent. presume the res
son Of rhe House being but thin, vas
csios to the public not having been
notified. On THURSDAY + G.
pms next, ! 6od the s eond Entertain
uept Eili take place, when l anticipate
EuIh pleasure from the fe3ormcncc.
as also from beholding a crsssded a@di.
cree, Ivy which means merit viii Snd a
IesasJ. THEATRiCUS. s
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IN COUNCII

A communication from G.. Deneaie
was received, read and referred to Mes
SIS. Veitch, Newton, Patton, & Rhodes.
A petition from Andrew Hayes was
received & read, whereupon-0rdsred,
That the president of the Poor House be
hereby authorised to furnish Andrew
Hayes with horse and money, on his
giving sufficient security that he will
forthwith depart and no, return to Alex
andria, or become chargeabls to the
county. The expence Of his equipment
10, TO exceed25 dollars.
The committee TO whom was referred
the subject Of fixing the salaries OF the
officers Of the Cooperation for The pre-
sent year reported bill for that purpose,
which was read first time, and on me-
ion read ascend Tins by sections amend.
ed, and the blanks being filled sp, it was
ordered tobe enSrossed for third read
ing.
The committee to whom the subject
vas referred, reported Revenue Bal
lof tile year 1914, which was read a first
time, and on motion read a second time,
by sections, and the blanks being filled
ap It was ordered to be engrossed tor a
rnrd reading.
Resolved, that the Council will sit as
court of Appeals attic Council Cham
Der on the roth, 18Th and l4th days ct
May next.
On ballotting for Scsvenger, Solo,
mon CASSIDY was unanimously re:elect-
ed.
On ballotting for Collectors of the Sc
vera! Wards the following persons were
dulv eiectsd:
William Ramsay far the First Ward.
Joseph Row~n for the Second Ward
Charles Mcknight For the Tmrd
iYsrsi.7
BsGjamin c. Wood fer the Fourth
Ward. ,rf.
Ordered. Tha, Mcssrs. Taylor, Veitch,
and Patton be COMMITTEE to settle with
Ire collector 2f Balances, and report the
result of their in,cssis etlon to the next
council.
On Daliotl6g ioF cols auics, H'eh'-
bald Taylor, Beujsrin {. Wood, E
liiah Chenauit, aud John Neil were du.
~ elected.
The committee to whom was refer
red the communication from the may
or reported bill for the landing and
expectation Of gun-powder, which was
read first time.
Ordered, that Messrs. Newton, Patton
Veitch s. Rhodcs, be a committee te en-
/ quire whether any,and what repairs are
accessory to be made on the warehouse
and wharf leased to John MnpCasicr,
and whetherit wunld be proper to make
any deduction from his rent Tor The last
year.
Ordered, that the Mayor and Super
intendant Of Police be instructed to
cause.-The Constab!es to execute the laws
Of the Corporation strictly, and TO re-
port any deficiency there from time
to time, as they may think proper.
Ertract from the Minutes,
TEST,
4 NNY
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Y.yrfi lLssacres al Fsreruela.

Yayrii AfsssRcreS az FsnezReia.
" tins arrival oftac schooner Achh-
l., Trowar,ase, ieomI.aguira,"e learn,
na during Der say At that port, Toe
|r,N shocA,aa: optraees AID assesssoa-
zoos were da,s commilted on the pre-
80 srd pGrsons Of gil the European
} eni, p at thm place. That IN The
Of eisat st1Ys, upwards OF 1900
esa's Of tAi, descriptions we're put 20
-2'o Il ;hs must inhuman manne@.- -
IlSe excuses were also comeltted at
F,rsccss Cae Achilles, and ali other
',seis IN port, wee cmborgoed tPr 65
rvs, he the self stled patriot, OWING tq
err fears OF being compelled TO eai-
Eak 'nthe event osthe provinces Falling
bio toe hands of the RoJ adsts.
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MEL, that bis troops amoun'

3. ., likelythat bis troops amount
sore {, l'' ppithdrapiog Of Mseaons ,s.,
ey zoe BE-. - ,ne side Of Holland Is ieis
p9 :. '..snIo 70 90 tina. side Us is
,.r' s,. p"r viii, Pru.sian corps, the
e. B .ad The Ensli.A. They took COX By ~
g, s.. a' %, Brussels Feb, l. ana vs.
-afto. :, corps>of the allies had cros
ao''l e1;o ne at Dusseldorf, by whom
: US CD. il docs not spPear.. DC!
psosi = .Chopelle on the l7'b, s
20 90 ~ Of Suche,, $1,000 strong,
.2 -. "I rr1ealIed from Valencia, and q
! 0, : 'eose troops had been ordersi
I l j part G. oooi Tor The ,deieres
! .% ,.'. aod part for the defence q
leu; The Cos'aoss, whe were s Sid sex, to
=. reached Fea'ainhlssu and Mllae
70 .. ''at tie advapeea guard Of
: D,.-so6ars. Fiatra IS in The corps
q. .... .-r,,yin, and Jan l2, drove a
]. !, Freach, through EsplHai 10
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PROM THE hORTHfRN .4RNl

.F29M THE .NORTHsRN army.
By letters from burlington ofthe
i0th inst. we learn that Gen. Wilkin-
son With his command, is posted on
Lake Chanpiain; a sudden thaw and
fain having Sepriyed him of an
OpPortunity cf renewing the attack
Gu the post at lie Cole.
Mar. Iafei.
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PARIs, Feb. %

+. IL.
Her majesty the Empress Queen aod
Regent has received the soilowing in-
teiligeace of the situation OF the armies
TO the eth February.
On the Goth, the head quarters were
at Ttoyes,
The Duke of Reggie was at Barsur
Aube with General Gerard and the
second corps of cavalry commanded by
Condt de Yalmy.
The Duke of Tarente had his head
quarters at MISSY L'Eveque, and his
advanced posts at ChatilIon he was
marching on the Aube and on Clair
yaux.
The Duke of Castilliogne, who had
under his orders an army oil 10000 men,
a great part OF them chosen troops, has
made movement.
General Marcbaud ives at ChsH, berry,
General De ssaix under the walls ef Ge-
neva, and General Musnier had entered
Ma on.
Bourg and Nantua were equally IN
o,,r power. The Austrian General Bub
ma, who bad threatened Lyons, was re-
.treating on all sides; on the goth his
loss in the different points was estimated
At 1900 men, 600 of whom are prison.
ers.
The Prince of Moskwa is at Arcissur-
Aubc the Duke of Beliuno at Plancy !;
the Duke of Psdua al Nogent; they are
marching ON the heels OF the residue.
of the corps Of Butcher, Sachen, York
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The second performances viii be this
evening, Thursday 2lst. Ga
Mr.. Seigne viii for the first tinc here
leap over four Boards, his Horse in fulf
speed and also go through two largo
hoops SURROUNDED with paper.
MIR. Spence viii signs!ize himself ~
new and .urprixipe exercise Toward g
backward
Mcssrs, Breschard, Codet and Menia'y
will perform for the FIRST time here tho
laughable scene Of the officer and his
recruit on two horses. -
The elegant horse Pallafox, viii par
take COLLATION., sitting at The table With
his master.
The hcrse CoDqueror will performs
the part Of domestic dog.
MIR. Codet twin perform several difi<
cult feats, he viii leap over bat, glcsc5
SC. terminated by the yaulting..
Mr.. BFeschard willpesfotm the much
admired scene of the Drunk en- Soldiers,
The performance will be varied for
the first time, by the ground and lofty
tumbling, terminated BY the grand e.
gyp.ian Pyramids. :, s
Mr.. Breschsfd will ride setting on 4
chair, and after several 6iffie oft cxer.
cises ilileap over four ribbons.
This Brilliant rep,ssenta,ion9ein com
clude by the Comic scene oftheT aylof's
Journey TO Brentfort.
On account Of the arrangements con.
tracted for Richmond the Managers in
form the public, that the Circus viii
positively close next Tuesday 2stb ;::st
The doors &c. as Old the bills. g
u. Al til OF
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NETWORK, April IS

cry late rom i rance.
: Qorpipg, the. last sailing Bal.i-
i - : s'aeSer Grampus, Capt. Muir
4Fssed a, t,s,s post.in IS DAYS from
I, Nk' Seized IN company March
!, h,'a lSe sebeoper Expeditions hay-s
: s'tmeis Adsiine, Craycroit,
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Xliest, who having rsinf,rcements from
sois.ons were maneuvring onlhe corps
ofssthe Duke of Ragusa, who was at
Ferts4G aucher.
General D1hesne has taken Bar srr-
4ube at the poiat OF the bayonet, max.
ing many prisoners, among whom are
several Bsyarian efficerS.
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Gen Bulow mosed from Breda, Jan.
q I'd entered Brussels on the !st or
|!5ofFyb. He met @i,h 90 opposition
! letaca .lert entered Ostend on the
"A G,n. Malson had left Antwerp
raa garrison OF 10000 men, and join
a Macdonald WHO mad retired within
Ee French irohtier.
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10 Dollars Reward.
II AN AWAY from the Subscriber
Ii on the night Of the 9Th instant
Mulatto Girl NARY,

Often cal ing herself MARY ANN
TRIPL E TT, about lo years Old, mid
die stature, remarkable forward when
made free with--She carried away With
her two cotton fropks one OF blue with
narrow stripe of white--the other a
purp cross-bar'd with black ami Yei-
low, (both new No particular marx
except cut on the fore fnger of the
right hand, which has lately healed up,
prevents her, bending her finger
Mary is pretty generally known in
town, and is supposed to be harbored
by the free people of color, having
never in all her life been beyond the
limits: of the town. If taken in the
country, further compensation will be
made. &ll masters of vessels and o.
Tiers, are forewarned from harboring
or carrying her off.
Alexander Mckenzie.
April 81 l2t.
This Day IS Published
AND
FOR SALE
James Kennedy & Son,
VOLUMES * II
OF THE
HISTORICAL REGISTER
OF THE
UNITED STATES;
coNPRIZiNG THE PERIOD FROM THE
DEcLAaATIoN OF WAR IN 1872,
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:. s,.,sted a tue London papers, that
rs,,rg at N;urat. X ins of Naples.
,s.,ia,. he rmmetiatosY abelishtd
.,r.. o,s! sys'eu, in MS d9mimons,
,o,sa open his hacbors to gensfsi
=. -t.s; he soon liter ap-ned q com.
=, .;aa wi,A L.rd " Bentinct, the
p,..i,. aj inISicily, which resulted
!, ,se 5s Of Jan IN . treaty Of peace &
,,oorr 9r,Neeu,bim eod the Alfred pow
:, an caqa.,lon Of his cooperation a
,tes' 2naaplrte
! 4, Au,tr.ao Minister bad arrived at
\, 5es previous to I-nsary 8.
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TO THE EDITORS.

.N'tsv York, IN Il ls, 1914.
The Schooner Grampus, Capt Muir
fev Of Baltimore, arrived here last
slsot or tins morning in 50 days from
L9FdSaux. Lord Wellington Win lao,
~ Iaen vas near RordeauS--ll was
$s'ls ~mo0g the people moving Oh.
NO Translation OF lie papers is made
'st understand Bonaparte claims .
"S'o'y over the allies OF $4,000 taken
md killed.
= r ). Bonaparte within so miles OF
'''is' No report Of peace.
10 the poliseness OF the editors OF
"s Nsa-York Evening Pest, we are M
. 'S''sd tor handbill, containing more
>Fulular detail oil the news brought
lac absve arrival, the most matcri-
paris of which We have given in the
Sr OF this mcrniag- Further ex.
= yll be given in our next.
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Extract from the Part Folio for March
1914, n. 223.

These are very useful volumes, and
We hope that the author will receive
such encouragement as may induce
him to continue them regularly. Such
works are very much wanted in this
country, where cur state papers are
generally lost in the mass OF matter
which fills our daily papers. Mr.. Pal
mcr promises to supply this deficiency,
and Judging from the diligence and
impartiality exhibited in the COM
mencemcnt of the work, his readers
will rot be disappointed.
{ April ~ I'm
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