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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
FLOUR & BREAD

WILLIAM FRANCIS, aeluaints his friends
~ aud foIrser cutomets that lie has made ar
rangemea;s TO he conilaniy fnpp.ied with Phi!a
deiphia Baltimore, and Alexandria FLOUR---ani
will be authorized 10 iel the fame at The owell
market prices
FLOUR & BREAD can be had by whoelale
and re. all from fun rife Unit! O'Clock Ia the
evening and The fame will be warranted,
100 bbls. freih fup. fine FLOUR,
expected this day. 20, fiaad 4db.3 22.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

Sale at Auefiofl.
On Wsdnstaay nsxt, at II o'e!ock, "A. N
yHyILL be fold at vsndue, 10 front of Tie Offscs
" of DAEIEL TucxER great variety of
Tin Ware, Iren Pots and Kettles, and a fsse
tntrsntbing 1oots.
Alfo-as Fort Lawrence the Timber & Plank
In the Platform, aud the new Guard Hou(e at
Fort Allen-afo, qnansity of Pine Timber al fore
Burrows. and the inber, Plank and Iron in the
breaft work near vaughans Bridge, together with
the boards, plank joi and bricks left a. fhe Twns
Factory sold by order of The Board of War,
STEPHEN M'LELLAN,
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,S A4s",
Porficss, x5py1 70, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

10 the Honorable The 1yfice5 Of tie Ciyruit
Cewt Of Common fleas far The frf Eafs
ern Circuit begun and bsken at Portland
witbn and Jar The County Of Cumberland
on The third luslliay Of AoUmberA. d.
1914
Nathan 3ucknam, of Falmouth, in the County OF
Cumberland. Merchant. and Seward Bucknam os
Portland, aforefaid. Merchant, reprelent-- Thar
they ar e feized 10 Fee as tenants in ccs;mon With
other perfons TO them unknown In and to three
undivided 6x,h parts of certain Real Enae Gtu-
ate and lying Ia Falmouth aforefad containing as
bour forty acres commonly called the Bartol. farns
behg in two parcels viz. ole on The Main Land
adjoining The Sea ihore and the other being part
OF an Ifland called the lower Clapboard Iland TO
wit, the part on the Main Land bound by The
Lard of the Heirs of Samue Bucknsm Deceaf' d.
and of Jabez Jones and Francis Jones aud the Sea.
fhore, aud the parcel on faid nand bounded by the
Land of faid Samuel sucknam's Heirs, the Sea and
the Land Of Nathan Bncknam and Jahez Jones'
& thar they desiroas of holding their faid thres
Gxth parts in feveralty--They therefore pray thar
afss due procefs flal be had partition may be
made and that their faid fhare Of the premifes may
be fes OF 10 them TO Loid in feveraty a. by law
provided; and as 10 duty bound, &c
NATHAN BUCKNAM, s.
SEWARD 6ULkNAM.
BY their Attorney EZEKtEL WHITMAN z
A true Copy Auefl, SAM FREEMAN cls.s.
IT Circuit Court gf Ccawl9a Pssds begun
aFd holden at Portland qvifbm and jov
toe Ceanty Of Cumberland on The frf
1usjaay ef Mar1b n. u. 1915.
On The foregoing Petition which was entered
the Ian Term, and continued to this Term
The Court order, Thar the Petitioners caule the
fame with this order thereon TO be publifLed ia
one of the Portland News Papers three WEEKS
iueceiliivey, the Ian publication 70 be thirty days
Al iea before the third Tueiday of June next. lhas
all persons may appear ar the Circsis confs of
Common Pleas then he holden al Portland
within and for The iaid County of Cumberland Be-
l.ew eanie if sky they have Why the prayer o.
laid Petition fhoud not be granted.
Att. SAMUEL FREEMAN Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

THE selsctmen of this town have appointed Mr.
= ENocH MouLToN, isaer of Weights and
MesIare,. ssld he has been fvora 10 The fairhfui
dicharge Of the duties of his Office (; which will
be performed al hi:-ihop in Exchange itsse..
Portland, April 20, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
SHERIFF SALE.
April "a

Taken BY Execution, Clement Martin a
gaiaf Nathaniel Poor and john Cobarn
and 4uiA be 6id at Public !, VeHdae, on
Saturday, the I3b day Of Nay next, at
3o'cbck p. N. upon The premjSs,
r HREE flares ia the BruDfwick Cotton Man
ufac,ory viz. No i3, No "A, and No 49.
which will be truck Of 10 the highef bidder.
JOHN F.HALL, D. Sheriff.
Brunf,yick April IL 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
TO LIT,

TO LEI,
4 HE lore under the fchoo room in Union n.
with the back yard-and i'm MEDIATE podefs-
ion given--Appiy to the iu,icriber at No Is,
Long wharf VIM. SWAN
FOR SALE rs ABOYE
chefs real Hron TEA, of 6rit quality
10 bag, COFF &
10 kegs fig TOBACCO. &c.
April "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

TO be fold on 5th May, the DWELLING
HOUSE now occupied by the 5ublcrib er,
not previously fod at private faieit is very CON-
venient, aud has good Cafdee and fruit trees in
hetame, ROBERT CROSS,
Apr, ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

Blank Complaints and Warranfss
For spprshsnding rupswsy seamsu, Cor fsls.ss
this CfkssT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

TO 1obn 5luGsy. .Jm'r. Ckrkto The Pro
prift.rs Of Union Wb0.f
EHTEihe iubfcribers, being five Of the Propri
Wv etors Of Union Wharf, rs9ueit you 10 call
a meeting of faid Pfopriesors on Monday The sth
day of May next, at MIR. Tiiton's innin Portland
a, three o'clock. r. NJ, to act upon the following
articles, viz
IN, To choofe Moderator.
Cd To fill the vacancies of Wharhnger and
Collie etor. oecalioned by The reiignanon OF Capt.
Thomas MI Lellan.
Sd, To act upon any matters that fhail ccme
before them relative TO fa,d Wharf.
Portland, April 2if 1875;
ARTHUR MIELLEN,
DAVID SMITH
fs;ened) ROBERT BOYD
JaMEa c. jEWETT,
SAM. F. HISsEY.
Fo,shai Ipyd 2If lsi5s
pussuANr tc tie above rtouea, The proprs c3prs
Of Union Wharf are hereby notified 10. .rneegastEe
time and place. and Tor the Tnrpofes ,hertin men
.icred JOHN MussIx IuNR Fra. clut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

houfe, and wei. with pump which aaords good
water at all Afealons of the y,af--For particulars
Enquire of s. Powell of Boflon--or the iahtcFiber
April "a. DANlEL COhD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
ABIGAIL H4sLEY by
DANIEL DAVIS bss Ass,ss,.
Atrue copy--AtseR
JNO CALENDER cs 4.

At the Supreme judicial Curt, bol5sn at
Bsl90a, avitbin The Conty Of Suffolk, and
for the Camties sf saF.& and Nantucket,
on the Jfcapd Iusiday Of Ma,cb, n ps
I8I5-
UPON the pe,ition of ABIGAIL TLsLEY,
widow of Rnoch Iney, late Of Portland, in the
County of Cumberland deceafed-- Ordered. that he
petitioner give notice TO all perfons intereifsd Id
the prayer Of her petition, 20 appear before the
Jutices ofthe Supreme judicial Court.to be hoiden
at Portland within and for The County of Cumbsfs
land on the fourth Tuelday of May next, by pub
Iifhing atteiied copy Of faid petition and tliis
order thereon, 10 fcme public news paper printed
in fad Portland the laft publication to be foursesn
days leah before the fitting Of laid Court THAI
they may then and there fhew caufe if any thsy
have, why the prayer of iaid petition, fhould noe
begranted--
Aasa INO CALLENDER, C.s,i.
Bolton, April le 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
FOR SALE.

"A conveaient and well G1iihad
DWELLING HOUSE, pleaiant.
,Iy &. uaed on Free IT. eet, nearly
'oppoGte Union Hall. accomo-
da ed with 4 good Barn. Wood
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
70 the Honora5ls the Supreme judicial Cosrs

10 the Honorable the Supreme judicial Cesrs
no1u fitting in Byqoa quitbia and Jof the
County Of Su8olk, on The jscoud Iuslday g
Mar b, II. ID, I8I5-
BIGAIL lLsLEY, of Portland, the County
4 of Cumberland, Widow of EDoch lslsy. ats
of faid Portland. decealedi humby, ihews thar rhe
will of laid Enech iaey has heen Guy proved and
approved in this Honorable Court Cone CT the Exe.
cu,ors Of faid will being the Judge Of Probate ID
the fad County OF Cunberssd) and The proceed
ings fublequent 70 the Probate OF iad viii reaslvs
to the fetlement of iaid Il1ey's eAate, have been
had and purified in this Court. The faid abigail
fur her fhews thar allowance has been ma de
her as the widow of faid deceaied, and ihs there
fore new prays the Court TO make her allows
aaee Out of the reriona eil4ie Of faid deceasea.
fai,abe TO her qualify and degree according 20 ne
fafute in fuch cafe made and provided The per-
fona e(tate of fsid deeealed vas iIventoned At
u. lice
The Executors have collected Of debts due
u the eaa,e e6oc
They will have judgment in May rex, for s4oo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

The II. $. Naval force destined for the Mediter-
ranean is fitting with all possible expedition. Its
stated that the FIRST squadron will be composed Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

Munderstand, that Gen. Jackson has
rdutd he French Consul TO ieaUe New-
0rtons. Richmond Inquirer.
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Ibled, he sent an Invitation to a miller r. ana
his wife who lived in the vicinity. They
lid not accept it without great une 1 :.
aess. nor were their troubles lessened by
hiding the general in the midst o. 50
splendid circle. Bauer said every tl,ln y
he could to encourage them; he tod
them that his design in inviting them was
that he might enjoy their company, anu
have the pleasure of entertaining mem
On arranging the guests at table, ne TOOK
care to place them on each side OF him.
During the repast, be made many en9ul-
ries of the miller respecting his family
affairs. The latter having regained his
confidence, informed the general that
themil had belonged to his father. and
hat being his oldest son, he had succeed
ed to it; that two of his brothers were
merchants, and that his sister was mar
ried to man of the same profession and
that with respect to himself, God had
blessed his marriage, he having a son and
three daughters. Bauer then asked him
ifthere were only three brothers OF them!
; We were four, but the last. when very
young, enlisted, and we have never
heard Of him, he must therefore have been
:xiied in some battle.'-Ihe guests list
eneJ to this conversation with the great
est surprize. without being able to guess
at the result of it. Bauer seemed net 20
notice it; at length, addressing tie COM
oany, gentIemen,' said he, you have
always been DESTROYS of information re-
,pecting my birth and myrarents F: learn
then that | was born in this place, and
that yop have now heard the most mi
mite details respecting my family
fhen turning to the miller ard his wife,
ne embraced them. declaring himself the
brother whom they had thought dead,
and, to convince them, mentioned several
circumstances which had occurred before
sc Quilted lis paternal mansion. The
next day the general RECALLED all the com
eany in tie honse in which he was born.
lie acted with the greatest generosity to
his relations. and sent the niller's son to
Har!in, where lie received al education
which enabled him to bear with honor the
name OF Bauer which his uncle had rem
iered iilastlious.
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ST. LOUIS, Missouri, jane S.

The Indians must have suffered cousi-
derablv In their late attack on the rang
ers near Fort Howard; two mere dead
Indians have been discovered some dis
lance fcom the battle groaud and vast
quantity Of blood marked their retreat
so their canoes. Indeed /, think t2e ran
gers behaved extremely well in this al
fair, ONLY their ardour to get at the ene-
my exposed them too much, which was
the cause of our loss Craig and Spears
would have done better in combat with
regular troops: they evinced such con-
tempt Of danger and death that they des7
pissed the devious mode OF Indian war
fare. am informed lieut.. Spears fami-
IL are by no means opulent. His widow
should receive bis pay without delay, |
am informed from good authority that the
Indians of Rock River have declared that
Ithey'are willing to bury the tonahawk,
lie their friends the English will only say
the word: the last war parties sent out
Ito our frontiers were mustered by The
British and sent to murder eur women
land children since they received an Off
|cial account of the ratification of the late
treaty. Tie bulk Of the Kickapoo IA
ton have separated from the hostile
Ibands, and | am at loss to imagine
how the redoubtable Duncan Graham
can subsst SO many ofhis majesty's al
lies at this time. The village at Rock
river and the Struggling camps on this
side above and below the lemoine, must
amount to IL or 1900 warriors, Sacks
Foxes, ways. Winebagoes anc Fallsa
Ivoins.
Robert Ramsey still lives, aud there
are hopes OF his recovery.
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Rise of Lake Erie.
ETtract Of q letter from ChGgrin Rirer,
Ohio, dated June 8.

" Having noticed in several of your
papers, remarks Oil the rise of lake Erie.
| will trouble YOU with word or two.
The rise on the lake is truly extraordi-
nary but that this is to be accounted
Tor by the agency of subterraneous fires
Us still more wonderful. Tatmice stones
IaS one OF your neighbors says have
been found hear the head of Lake Onta-
mo, and that the waters of the Upner
Lakes were once discharged into the
Mississippi; to both of which statements
/ disagree-because first, there is not tie
least appearance OF any eruptions in the
of the Lakes, as the sur
lace OF the earth preserves the p!acidity
leF youth, which old convulsive eruptions
Ideiaee and, second, if those great wa
tcrs ever ran to the south, there would
have been a channel, which has never
been discovered; besides, the height cf
land between the Ohio and the margin o.
the Lake, is uniformly 200 teet-and,
when we view the ancient appearance o!
the falls of Niagara, it is hardly possible
that the waters of these Lakes should
yer have passed to the south-would
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THE water prefer climbing 200 feet, to fall

the water prefer climbing 200 feet, to fall
ing $50 ?
It may be expected that ] will assign a
cause. Ishaye lived on Chagrin river S
pears, and have been constant observer
Of the climate and seasons-the two first
we're extremely dry, the three last very
vet so that the water fallen during the
last three years. is in proportion to the
two first as fire to tlco--and when we
consider the snace, on which the water
falls that supplies. the lakes, to be double
TO that which they occupy, we may there
fure infer that Sic inches of water on
that space, when collected on the Lakes,
would raise them more than t,s,elue; land
| have always noticed that water did not
evaporate so fast in cloudy weather as in
fair -and, if we admit, that the water
contained in Lake Erie, be more than
can be discharged BY the Niagara in four
wears, which cannot be we'll disputed, it
viii be inferred, that by reason of Sc
ries of wet seasons, the Lake will have
risen, and the water remain to lie eva
porated, or discharged by the Niagara
BuGato Gazette.
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.An0n@st aChich are


MUSLINS. Cotton Checks
Cambria " hIte. red @ vel
'ac0 1t low fianneil
I.enO towels and low
BOOK cling
Shifting and Silk Shawls 6 land
Colored tui!Eed. lerchlefs
|ilstopiliars, "a sub Misses Silk hall do.
stitute for Lone. ottou flag do.
Lawn imitation and dia-
Long Cloths gonal shawIs
Striped Nulls Elegantly PAINTED
white Jeans aud other Feather
D'moty rams
Diaper Cotton Hosiery
Superline dressed { 5attiu, lutestring,
JTndressed rrints and Velvet Rib
CaIicoas bOns
COMPANY Bengal ferret, galloon tase-
Seersuckers Fms
IGinghams buttons, Dix ana
nderrell Twist,
sIarseiIles & other Striped, Plaid and
Vaiscoating Chambray Domes-
Stockinsett tics, &c. &c.
All of which he will sell at a small adj
vance. from cost.-Domestc Cloths par
|ticularlv, heo ffers by wholesale remark
ab'v low. A few thousand weight OF
Coffee by tie barrel.
Time 30. dSteodSw
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ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY, gusn %,
CONCENTRATIONS.

()oposltlon to Government
Whichever the,Federalists in Cen
,st.toual ma,luer, expressed their dis
,r,rSbatiou Of any of the measures OF So
.s.,r,crt. or have doubted the political
infaEbility of Mr.. Madison and his "a
Gaet, the Democratic cant has oeen
disaasetiou, opposition to government,
&c. &c. This too from party, many OIL
whose distinguished characters and at
his time high in Office, and possessing
extensive influence, have three times rails
dthe standard Of Rebellion against tie
rNsrument Of the United States--the
fist duripg the administration OF General
Washington, under Galiatln, Findley,
Breckenridge, and in opposition to the
WEskey tax--the second, during Mr.,
Adams's administration under Fries, IN
opposition to the Direct tax-and even
under the benign and gentle admlmstra-
lon Of MIR. Madison, we have seen the
Governor Of Pennsylvania order out a
detachment of the militia of tie State, to
CppOss the execution of the laws of the I.
States, and who resisted the Marshal at
tie point ofthe bayOnet.
But those transactions being performed
0ysr'sasirs Republican Patrists, are ts.i-
tps when compared with the fenious
and upardonable sin of the Federalists,
N expressing their disapprohation Of
men and measures in a Constitutional
way.
From the prediction which many Of
ne Democratic party, have heretofore
'n'vn for Instructions, the IMMUNITY
WITH which they have uniformly escaped
-'0e time that has elapsed since the
ls'' and the same causes existing to ex-
0'e them now as 'formerly-We have
very reason to expect soon to see ano-
oer one on foot; but whether it will hr
Eaaed BY Gallatin, Findley, Brecken-
'use' Fries, Gov. Snyder. or new list
'Ondldates fOrfame, is perhaps not YET
'atsruaned.
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BALTIMoRE, June e7.
Extract to a house Of the first respectable
lty IA this city, dated.
e LIVERPOOL. May 6, 1915.

y = { e
!" Notwithstanding the prohibition to.
import grain from foreign countries for.
home use, the market, contrary to general
expectation, has been very dull prices
are now however rather looking up, and
should war with France take place (of
which there is little doubt) they may rise
high enough to open the ports to ilnporta-
tion after the 18th of August; but, of this
there is so much uncertainty thatit would
De hazardous to ship from America, ex-
cept at very low prices. A cargo of
sour -four arrived from Philadelphia few
lays ago, and if permitted to be used for
the manufactures. might have brought
l2s per barrett is bonded, and if the
ports are open in August, may fetch 46s a
tSs, but the uncertainty of this, and the
expense it now inc.rs, will render it a
bad speculation.--We have had so few
larrivals as vet from America, that prices
|,t produce keep very high, Upland cot
lton sells at Esd, and prime Richmond
| leaf tobacco sold at Gid. and IS. per ID.
some Maryland, OF a fair brown quality
It Sd. to 10d.-Naval stores are advanc-
ng, ana such short supplies have arriv-
led that our annexed quotations would be
1btained. Not more than Is or 90 A.
nerican vessels have arrived SINCE the
atiticatiou, and three times the number
we're expected ere this. You will have
been informed of the late events in France;
aud we have now only to say that the al
hes and this country appear to be deter
mined to declare war against the present
ruler Of France, the moment their armies
are in a state to act. t'he former are con-
ident of success, and the latter is appa-
ErentlY anxious to avoid the contest !; but as
TO the result, it is impossible for us to give
an opinion. We sincerely hore this event
may not produce a renewal OF the misun-
ierstandings between America and this
country as yet, little Or no apprehension
lis expressed on that score.
l.. Maryland tobacco, brown
and leafy. ga Tod.
Prime Richmond leaf 19a Cad.
middIing, Il I'D.
lEIour, 40s. per bbl.
Tar, SIS. a S5s
Furpentine, COS "a. per eNt.
IFiaxseed for sowing, Cos a .0s per hid.
Crus ing, 55s.
iStaves, white oak.
! pipe, hid. |, e5 a |. 26 P. II 90
! Dbl. IS q
Upland cotton, cid. esd. per b."
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sarre us from theirs. We

eserve us from theirs. We
ae slns a a''s Z battery finished about sun.
ct the nsl Sved ii up with a sufficient
ii, aa 1 men beaipdit whilst all other
ssas ad we're sufficiently guarded in
' lssa should aSi1 bs put Is tSs Fotlt. we
I1ass tl'es moved to within ten steps Of the
bad 4 not sara nes they commenced a fire from
sns oel''s ,yb;ch we returned at every
he SLIM ana;ty and all possible advantages.
--Nls g. '@ groond, and decline the sex-
raEs . - Il taking them without rsqae-
fscta'l'lsl 8, !, man. which we thought not a
iagl'a'i . 8 On our side. During the
god s = the battle another party,of In
tsls soa,,smencea brisk fire Oh the fort.
t4aas .V' rrs;e was Killed in the COM
ea'aln nsot q Ike Battle, Lieut.. Edward
reas a. i {he moving of the breast work
sSf AZ s i The morning OF the 25tl
9 'as s+ s to the ground and found
" ,.T.ns Sillea, and the sign OF a great
t'e n' Sngaded tbat had beel taken on.
ha ~ @ivat. The aggregate number OF
saad On our part is, | capt. third It,
E'ss ,, = Killed, 8 wounded, l missing.
, pen killed aad 2wounded mortality"
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A'eae' TorIc, Jgne "a.
Latest from France.

& W.. Uilg hesper, Merry, arrived at
r,. s0I1 on SATURDAY., from Havre de
/, f, ssCere he sailed on the Sth ofMay
E&.ri%:l,is US with Paris dates of tie
Fep, ~ 90 not contain any news of mo-
|,Ol, ' ~ MOrrissy, of the Peidade,
b Sd a NE ! lStlinst. the ship Alexander
Ea 1ass rom L'0rient lor PhiIadel-
ats, due captain informed captain NJ.
con e uMe ne sailed hostilities lad
|ldes uieaced between France and the
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i uDiic Sale.

e \ Pursuance OF Decree Of the wor-
B shirful the countv court Of Fairfax,
made between John laienger and others
and Richard Frccman's
beirs, defendants. will be soId on the pre-
misses to tie highest bidder for ready mo-
ncv on Tuesday tie 18th day of July
next, a piece of - Nd and tie improve
mcuts thereon III tie county of Fairfax,
adjoining tie Lands Of Dir. Brooke for
mcrly Rich sters containing 96! Acres
The sale will take place at 10 o'clock.
Robert |. Taylor, Com.
June 90. Is
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Commercial.
~. h.NW,HAMPsEIRE RANKS.

Ns, 'VNE GA committee OF
led, 4 Hampshire legislature have re-
|s ofaa' they bad examined the re-
|ad ~ '1 e banks throughout the state &.
br031 !. q t'tenl !tad bills in circuie-
|Ith s s,d Us ability to redeem.
tot r. some vessels bound 10 India
r. i a. ',nsiand and sell their specie
trpaar, per e cent. advance, and take
1 tx oils. This dces not look
l4g,.,a prohibition Of trade to the
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AN INSTANCE OF TRUE MAGMA
NINIIY.

The Russian army occupied Holstein
IN l712. General Bauer commanded the
cavalry. All the army were ignorant of
his origin, as we'll as OF the P.aee ., hi'
birth. On a certain day he invited his
officers, and several persons OF dlstinc-
ton to dinner. Ills guests beng assem-
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EpIGRAM.

A0ncs OF new light, how strange is
/, the thing,
Daael chugs to the anchor of hope ;
'tpa'rat dwells at the sign Of the
King,
@'SS at the arms Il the Pope.