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land FOR SALE.
z0iU seHthe L.3.ND I non iue on in Chesterfe
county, containing, By estinasisn,
SEVENTY-TW6 ACRES

county, containing, By estiudsisn,
SEvENTY-TW ACRES,
More or less-IKs situation is high, hedltav and
agreeable, anfimprouements good fos. the acc an
mediation Of a moderate sized faSaly. From this
land, G'idir the centre ofit roo, I haze raisedu6-
7vGrds Of 100000 bushels Of COIL at different
Per'ods-fert tie LAST Ue years thcs not been york
ed. Ihatis contains large bodies Of erccleni Coal,
there can De It'll. doubt being bounded By John
.'fIrclde. Canii6e anil Back, on the .North, the
Failing Creek on The East, and the Faning Creek
Cool .sh'ies, o'vned by H. heth, on tie South, and
by tie heirs of Il. Uooidi1tYe, on tie East
shGureqnire about oue:fonrth Of the purchase
'noaeyis hand; for the balance time 5UiA be given
TO stlt Me purchaser, the amount being safislc-
tority seclH'ed. To say any nssre as to the land,
PROSPECT Of coal, sc. is deemed unnecessary, as
those desiroHs TO purchase zvU doubtless viezv the
propefty--tley mil please apply me on tie bre-
iniseS. I,HOJHPSO.N .BLUNT, +
Chesterfield, .May17 If
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

VEyHE subscriber .viH sell 1896 acres of ,al,ia5le
= Land, IN the county Of CulpePper, iiig on the
easf AMI ,vest side Of Fiat RIM, highly Improved
zrfh buildings, orchards and meddo,ps. The tract
mill be divided into far lots 10 suit purchasers;
sfusng nearly equal quantity of meaoozv ground
mood land, and .vater, to each lot IL lies a5out
ten miles belong CnIbebpsr courthouse, fre miles
from SfeDensbmg, fueestg-eighs miles from Frede.
ricksburg, sirty miles from The cify Of JVGshii9to
and .2ts.raad,sc, and ninety miles from the city Of
Riehwond5 an q rich and p0pulSns neigh6orlood-
TIE soif is PHric'elcrly adapted 20 fhe cIt1,e of
z0heat, corn, a'td fobacco and .Siu produce ercei
ienf timothy and red and 1cite clorer ,cifiot the
aid Of Plaster Of Paris; though the clover is much
suproued 6y The duplication Of Ilaisfcr, from the
experiments that hare been male. Should ..c land
be sold, the Purchaser may be Furnished Nth from
f1so TO three hundred barrels of CORFU SERENITY head
Of sheep, from half to three quarter 5lOyCed .feri-
nos, g head Of hogs. eight good zVo,E horses, t1vo
yoke cforea, seUeTal high 5rednares and coils, and
fAnntafion ate'isils Of eueiy description The land
adjoining on the sonh, that elegant seal Of captain
John THom $, and olte north that Of Charles Car,
ter, esq. There is a Uainable SuLphsr Spring in
ae vicinity Of this farm, ION capt. John 1hom's
fidn.ation,) l5hsSe efficacy IN curing discusses Of va
riaus kinds, has been Rfer established 6eyond a
doubt There are.a6ott tlco hundred acres of meg
DON land on this farra thirty acres Of .Vlich are
laid doa7i in timothy, and about ten clover
There may be tSo hundred aud iy Bushels Of rphedt
seeded shs.f1H, on fresh incurred land ts!onId
The ia'ld not be sold BEFORE tho 1st Of October merit
nil be rented o 10 n6t tenants. Should IL be cold
oIefth Of ~ purchase money 1viR be expected to
be paid, l0her the deeds made: a credit far the
balance nil be diiO1eed in four annual Payments
bearing interest from the date. "A mOrtgage or deed
frust 1Oiu be required, 70 Secure the payment Of
sie purchase money. PROPERTY in or neas Rich
zo'td, or sony Negroes, az fair vafuation, 1viH
be received in part payment
Far terms, Apply to capt. john TH0n, John tStro-
Rier, esquire, Of Cnlpebper county, to mr. Thomas
BeGstey, 1eho resides on The farm TO the subScii-
her. rrhn nLao. nGera FIR snLe
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NICHOLAS vOss.
100 DOLLARS RE WARD.

nESERTED from Detachment ulc!er my com.
~ niGnd, stationed in Haaouer County, tuVo
Soldiers Of the third Rife Resinent.-
JOH.N.NE.A.N.ES, 6 feet high, IS years ofage,
grey eyes, dark hair, dark compleEs5n and by pro
essioii farmer; r0as enlisted IL, Concord N.rfh-
Carolina
EDW-3RD DAY, Steer Iinches high, 81 years
efdge bazie eyes, dark hair, dGric COMPLEXION ana
oyPretession a carpenter 7yas enlisted in North
Carolina.
The ADORE TeTVar9 nil be giveu for afprehead-
ing the G6ope Deserters and delivering them to any
ebfcertn me United States army, or .Gjfy dollars
for either Of them.
JOHN PEN.DLETO.N,
Lieut.. Sd Rife Rect.
Jtae %. n
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1000 ACRES OF LAND,

Lying in the State of Kentucky;
together 1pifh sir unimpr0ved LOTS in he city NJ
Washington, eiisi6Ly situated, and one Lot in the
cubancy Of capt. Crabb rs to the terms on zcich
this latter PROPERTY may be purchased, enquire Of
capt Samuel NJ .Snsrttvood, Of tie cityo Uaaling-
ssn, or Of the subscriber.
NICHOLAS VOSS.
EtLy 96 ,r
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NOTICE.

RY virtue of deed of trust, executed
I'D to the subscribers as trustees, by Maj.
Nathaniel Fox, to secure to Robert King a
certain sum of money, as specified therein,
we will proceed to sell for cash, on the
premises, on Saturday the 10th Septem-
Der next, that
BEAUTIFUL TR.aCT OF L.4JN'D,
CALLED SPRINGFIELD,
In the county of Hanover, on the river
Pamunkey, containing four hundred and
twenty three acres, be the same more or
less, or. so much thereof as shall discharge
the aforesaid deed of trust.
ALLAN McRAE,
EDMUND WEBSTER, '"''ee'.
august 25. IDS
CONVERT .IERCK9NTS,
CAN NOW GET. ASSIGNMENTS OF
COTTON Y.iR.%.S,
Spun al the. Richmond Cotton. iIanufactors
on APPLICATION TO
a WILLIAM .4.NDERSON,
Principal .agea:
.7ngust 10.
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PUBL Is HE'D
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
By JOHN BURKE,

Four Doors 6elo1v the Bell Tauern, at -Four DoHlss
Per anna,n, paid in a,ftance.
T advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres On TO
tomac Iiyer, about miles from DUN.
Tries and go from Alexandria. 4he SOL
is good for corn, small grain and grass
TIE improvements are dwelling house
In COED repair containing SIX rooms, a
kitchen, laundry. stables and other ne.
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most hatterins
prospect Of rendering tins valuable
farm by an incons;derable devotion Oh la
bour. For terms apply to the subscribe
or to .Aobiet Herbert, Esq. of Alexandria
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown. Jefferson County, Va
June ID.
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Sporting.
Scarce Goods.
DAVID. PEABODY, King Street

e
MAS received a variety OF Scarce
ID Goods, not mentioned in former
,Adyertisement-viz:
l case black q colored Canton Grapes
DO. black and colored Levanhnes,
and Florence Lustrings
do. elegant Lustring Ribbons
Black Elorentine Nesting
Italian Sewing Silk. ali colors
case ladies white Cottoa Hose, We
ry cheap
"A bale Rose Blankets
do, Venetian Carpetiug
case patch colored Furnitgres
A handsome assortment of superior
quality Coat Buttons
/ case gentlsmans silk Umbrellas
Fine Wire Thread, and Cotton Balls
The above mentioned Goods, together
WITH many more which will be ready fol
sa'e n q few days, will make his assert
meat complete, and will be sold whole.
salesar retail, as low as they can be pur.
chased In the district.
September So
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Supposed to be lost In the The
tire on Thursday night last,

\ A RED Leather BaRk BOOZE, contain.
"A ing Sixty Dollars in Bank Notes.
and some valuable Papers, viz. One ne
gotiable note from Jonathan scholheld
endorsed by Benjamin. Beden, for $500
bearing date the 9TH August, 1915 One
other note of Si70, bearing date the 2sti'
day of August, from Craven [. Peyton
to John Grinnalds, at 90 days 0ne O.
ther note for Sl7O, OF the same date
rom Craven I. Peyton, payable to John
Grinnalds, at six months. The finder
hall be handsomely rewarded tor deli
gerihg the said Book and Contents to the
subscriber, or leaving it with the Prin-
Ter, as steps have been taken to stop the
sayment Of said notes.
John Grinnalds.
September %. st
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Fairfax County, Aug. 81. tt
G. & I. z. Thompson,

Haze receired per the Ocean, Capt. &
dams from Liverpool, a port Of thel'
Fall assortment, consisting OF
Superfine e Second Cloths.
double Milled Drabs, Molesdown and
other fashionable Nestings, Wellington
Bedford and Yigonia Cords, Stockinetts
Flushings, Flannels, Bookings, Plains
and Rose and Dufel Blankets.
August IA
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nsSI HALL for Sale.

yEyHE subscriber offers for sale the
IRaCT OF LIND on Which B. ne I.
now resides, containing $50 acres. It's
situated in healthy neishborho9d, about
nine miles from Alexandria and twelve
from Washington and Georgetown, ana
within mile Of the Little River iarn-
pike. The improvements are a comlor-
table two story frame dwelling mousse
with barns and stables and all necessary
out-houses. Few farms in the county are
supplied with more choice COLLECTION Of
fruit, and from the experiments thathase
been made on lands of the same descrip-
ton in the neighborhood, the soil IS DC
lieved to be well adapted to the Plaster
IA portion of the ground is in clover, aho
there is a considerable body OF low land
a part of which is in valuable meadow
VIM. S. Stuart.
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LONDON, avg. s.

The fallowins letter will moi per'IaFs' :,
uninaeresting to cur reaoei''
BelEsropaoa, Plymouth 'szS, = ~,
1t was on Sunday tie PAP, Mo
nounced the determination o. ss - -,
Bonaparte to St. Helena, amt a. -, 80 With
sularIy inquiries for them, psras'gg s a.
the assistance Of Madame bef' . ar .or,g
NO every item, that part did '.o' , nas
escane his notice. Indsed II "''
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3. p.
A Russian Officer, whoat this moment
fills an important Office at Paris, with
spirit of justice and moderation verify
of every praise, has sent US the sub
joined article. We publish it with
the more pleasure, as it contains a
new proof Of the generous sentiments
which animate the superior officers nf all
the allied armies. Our aisfortunaS are
doubtless graat--the evils we suffer ex-
IRENE ; but let us not forget that We
owe them solely to Bonaparte and his adj
herents that they are the almost inevi-
table effects Of aninvasion odiously pro-
yoked. and that alfthe care of the allied
sovereigns and of their generals cannot
always prevent or eEsck them.
6 The successes which have second
time brought the allied troops to Paris
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Jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT 500 Acres in the county Q
Jesiersoa and State OF Virginia, on
The road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, IL miles from the former, II
from Harper's Ferry and s from Charles.
tovn--60 niles from Alexandria, George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, :
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
BILE. &c.
The soil is of the very first quality
well adapted TO the growth Of timothy
clover and every species OF graln-More
than half Of the land IS covered with TIM
Der of the best quality.
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Paris. Aug. 8

hhlos @hNS,'
The GaSeHe 0Gcielie, of tbs date,
contains a regal ordinance, declaring
. all appointments and promotions to
military rank. and the numerous restor-
atoms to active service from half pay,
which took place during the usurpation,
null and void" The preamble assigns
as reasons, that these nominations and
RESERVATIONS, besides being null in them
selves, had the effect of overburthening
the treasury Of the state, and injuring
the interests of officers already in the
service"
A second ordinance replaces in active
service such military officers as refused
to serve during the kings abaence, or
who were dismissed in consequence OF
attachment to his person. They will
not, however, be entitled to indemnity
for the period during which they ceased
to be paid. The officers recalled to-
serve during the usurpation, are in their
retreat to be entitled TO half pay. The
above ordinances are signed by Marshal
Goyion st. Cyr, Minister at war.
M. Kergariou is appointed Preiectof
the Lower Seine.
It's said that the Empress of Austria
will be accompanied in her journey to
Paris By the Archdatchess Lenpcldine.
between whom and a son OF France a
marriage is talked of.
GARNER de sasltes and Felix Des-.
portes have been arrested by order OF
the Preisct of Police.
Some :sussian troops arrived yester-
day IN the vicinity Of Paris 7,oG0 OF
them are chartered at Viliette.
Tie royal army which is forming IN
the departments Of the West is already
estimated at $4,000 men, and we are
assuredit will soon amount to 100000.
The inrolrnents are voluntary.
1t is confidently stated that the Allied
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fowers have sent orders to all the corn.
\ their march for France, not to tntp
tne french territory 50 tl,at there s;,]
not De Qdltlonal troops to t;sose alread'
here, anu w$ieh are estimated at .nessl
100000. 3 w
The city OF PaMQa daily for ~
subsistence of Austrian officers 600 O.
-, ny means OF TINS afrangement the Fam;
hes with whom they lodge are not Donna
to maintain them.
1T said that Gen. hefebvre Desno0.
cites has sednced into revolt two rea;
ments, with winch be has thrown hi,oI
sell, as parslzan, into the mountains al
Auyersne.
RouEN, Jnlys1.
The administration has been Inform
led that the department. CT the IowerI
Seine IS enc OF those destined for the
|eantonments OF the En- lish army. All
brigade OF cavalry ard company al
horse artillery, Will arrive at RoueH theI
ia August. Our fellow citizens will
learn, not WITHOUT interest, that their|
country mas the advantage Of heiGg re-
ssfred loI troops WmGh nave every where
|u.s'lusuisneo themselves oy the most RI
sla alseipl'he' ana perfect love Of good
oroer.
ECU sFIs, Aug. 9.
ihe Secretary OF State, being inform
|ed by the supreme he.aidic Chamber,
mat bis MAJESTY Dy a decision OF the Sh
OF 1uly' anu ~ d uiploma OF she 18th Of
,,ie sa,lle 'ho.i W. ~ na'Aeu anu raised Ar
'iiof pa M, Vi '1cli'ns'o"' Siuuaa kodl-
go ana 'itorla' REID Marshai OF his ar.
nlles' AZ we. .h a. lbs maze descendants, &C.
sae uls sa 81 hfihes Oh natefleo and
leiol'afu A'eioi ' *: oe' ha'l Ci tlan.
cafty' as ven as ms mae descendants,
ACCORDING TO the .o,aer OF rfmcgehltare,
TO the dighity 81 MARQUIS OF Heusden,
with the invitation TO make ON this SUD-
]ect the necessary communications to the
southern provinces, 'hls communication
having been already mace by the said
Chamber to the respective states OF the
northern provinces.
Does by these presents Drlng the said
nominations and elevations to the know
ledge OF the iunctioaares OF whatever
afhs Q, ,b tIs 4Ss4 49, ~ aslalon
~ lme pup o,,al;t;es 10 sa;J pn; M
and ag.rn,;s NJ 49, tbam u o ani ,,,t b
a onr hiadranoe the nreroaaf;yos "' VI
s 1 Vi II. ~: '' - 'e
'ac 1N % ''leif lans, e.
Inc se''e'a 49, =, .''" Capp11AN
p,n..ols 81 Ana 1a1s x '
i's ~ 49,
r. H.
nfu'o' An"S Aas' .;
lt'G'e daft 81 tSe Emo 1 nt raaJ auJ
radnct;on oe tta ;s,and Of Cevlon -"N
, , % .'Ie ,s'aI a, 81 of 10y siJ p
r;eg bas arrived af lord Rathnrst's office
IF, ~ 10" dss a, From ths nsrarno u If
Sn,rlon stat;nn tho +ot,, dofs.t and c,n
10y WV sta'.u sis &c Va rand a hr '4a f .a
s " ,.'e 81 te ,. ., IF tbo Gna n
snr or e ~ wv IF Sat;ve troons amouot.
mo- to shout 200 men under the com.
~" End ~ Con Rrnynr; 90 The to',ovipg
.il"'.o - 80 nv Gs;oi hnlIot;nt
;" wy = VI" ,o,-
Do,cn'ns o.rpe,' n"s -; - d 1o.', 70
DesPa'o.,0s nav l,"' en- p.o,,nr;;or
ceiVed from 1t. zen oir ~ nto ,,
dated Candy, IN Ceyloh' the So'ii fe0'
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Notice.

I'm Pursuance of ali order of the Pre-
siaent and Directors of the Warren
ton Company, a general meeting OF the
ixtockholders will be held at the Office OF
The Companyin Wayrenton, on the 18th
Monday in October next to deliberate on
the expectancy of calling in tie balance
of the capital stock.
John q. W. Smith, Cash.
September IA t.
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SViiStSttiiS III Pt&''
Superfine and common broadcioths
Cassimeres, stockinett
Superb toilenett and Marsei!les waist.
coating
"A ingrained carpeting
Blankets, ffushings, kerseys
Blue and grey plains
White black, greer, blue, red, yellow
and drab fiannels
Calicoes. ginghauis, shambrays
An elegant assortment of Muslins
spotted, seeded, figured, striped
and colored
Laventine, florence, manteau and O.
Their plain and figured silks
Irish and German Linens
Bombazetts OF various colors
A large supply of domestic plaid ano
shifting muslins
Remarkable fine English sewing cot
ton. cambiic and other threads, shawls
handkerchiefs, piatillas, diaper, da,
mask do. for table cloths, long and shol
gloves, Nelson balls, fringe, &c. are
a great many other articles that arr
daily wanted-All of which he offers
wholesale aud retail at his store, peis'
the Mechanics Bank, King street.
n. B. Coffee in barrels and Cards IL
boxes.
sept. 90 dsw2aw5w.
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IKINTgNG
NEATLY ExEcr ~ AT THIS QEyEeE,
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From the Charleston Times.
PICTURE OF A FOP.

L u "
The other day l met a dancing thing.
Sailing aloft like insects on the wing
Fragile itsform, imposing was its ar
A man some people call'd it declare
Its puny form was WRAPPED IN sable
8 clothes.
And ten crarats reached almost to lis
nose!
Its hair was dark, and Ger its temples
curPd, !,
And in one hand a nice buff glove 1t
twirl'd;
Its hat upon it's head was side-way set,
And sweetly ogled every girl it met;
Its sparkling eyes, which shot meaning
rag,
like two black beads stuck in lamp Of
clay1
Were wandering round to catch each
fair ones glance,
Thinking, may hap, her tender heart TO
trance.
Ny wondering mind was now upon the
rack,
To know the species of this thing IN
black:
sPray jane" said /, as stepping from a
shop.
..What IS it p .Poh! It's nothing but a
FOP.w
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An Orchard Scene.
MAY.

Fragant hreathes tie op'nins blossom;
| Lightly hun tie sipping bees,
Round me fits the insect Tanderer,
Sporting, beautious, in TIE breeze.
Hark! melod:ous swell the sonesters,
Sweet atoning grateful love
Praise from nature flows abunaaut;
Praises few fam every grove,
songster, was it nature taught yous
Is itinstinct admire !!
Does a spark of true devotion
Make you join the heavenly caoir'
Ha. see them, mental viewing;
Harps melodious hlissful sing!
Round the throne they glide rejoicing
Praise of innocence they bring.
All! How pure.their robes are flowing,
Wash'd in their redeemers blood
Praising soft. in songs rejoicing,
Him who pour'd tie crystal flood.
Cone-Ch, give my longing vision
Strength to view without alloy,
Say oat-haste the happy season,
| may bliss so pure enjoy.
But no murmur-time is gliding,
Will the hour delightful bring,
Whea, with souls departed SHINING,
may sweetly praises sing.
Ye who love on couch to languish,
Ye who pine at luxury's board,
Come and ease your iistless anguish,
Mark what joy the fields afford.
Shall trace yon little warbler,
Ask him where he learnt to sing
Harh that sweet melodious swelling,
S Answers .'of Creations King"
See The grass. by Zephyrs ruf,ed,
Verdant ningling in the breeze
Soft confusion mid it wanders,
Gliding thence to sleeping trees.
Therelike pearly dew drops hanging,
blossoms smile with sheltering leaves
AS the JOYS of life uncertain,
Scattering with the passing breeze.
OSANDER.
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From the Boston Repertory.
Jrriten IN the Alum, Of a young Poetess,
Vou gro Eiyn q cpider MARY:

Writen IN the .album Of d young Foetess
You are like spider MARY;
Hear, then censure, my vagary:
Spiders draw whene'er Trey spin
Their materials from within,
And with lines bedeck the edges
OF tie sunny summer hedges,
Zines that twinkle in the ligtt
With thousand cclors bright;
BIT if any needless fly
View with fascinated eye,
And uron tie differing thread
Settle with incautioas tread,
Gluey chains enforce his stay,
Doom q TO be the SPIDERS prey.
You too spread these leaves among
Lines both fire and smooth and strong:
Giistnning with TIE rainbow-hues
OF tie pure Castalian dews,
Hiding with cnnsulnmate art
Bondage for TIE readers heart.
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Frasant hreatr:es tie op'nins blossom;
Lightly hum tie sipping bees,
Round NE fits the insect yanderer,
Sporting, beautious, in tie breeze.
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D. C.. WHLLa1ls.

An assistant deputy pavr1aster in the q.
States service, was tried at n. Orleans
on the Esd March, on charges exhibited
against him by General Gaines, for frau
dulently obtaining of soldiers in the q.
States service theircertifcates AID evi-
dences Of Fay at discount. lie was
convicted, and sentenced to pay t. tie
commanding general, 500 dollars, to be
refunded to those from whom. II had He
gally been obtained, and to be dismissed
The service. The, sentence was approved
aud he ordered into confinement until the
renal part Of tae sentence should be full
illed.
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The following dialogue is autlen IL;
| am certain OF it, because | know n; J
source from whence it springs it is , s :.
crifice which | make you, and of Which, u
deprive a valuable correspondent,
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Ground Plaster.
May &c.

YESHE subscriber has on hand and in.
4 tends keeping, large and constant
supply of Ground Plaster for sale at a re-
duced price at the Mill on King street,
a few doors below the Union Bank, and al
his store on the wharf.
A. P. COVER,
May go. law4W
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truth that she cherishes no ieeIip, of:
lousy or animosity against Prussia. lea,
THAT it is precisely because Sic has |, and a
cere regard for her, that she cannot : s IN
to see her obtain apparent advant,sss 1
which, acquired by injustice and a Gss
gerous to Europe, will sooner or l,to usl
come destructive to herself. Let D, ue
sia require all that she can leeit;n,,,,'u1s '
obtain; France will not only not an
her but will be the first to applau5 t I,
and if cessions on the part of the r. sas !;
Saxony are necessary in order to 10Y O
to Prussia an existence equal to vb .s'vre
had in 1905, the King of France " M sue
the first to press that Prince to make al ~ Oe
as the interest Of Austria, and tns ; susa
rest Of Germany may permit. which lH' !:
this point constitute the interest Of F IA
rope. hu'