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EMfGRAIION.


sNHEREAS, it IS the deteCmina,ion Of nrmber
w of individuals, ia emsra,e TO and settle in
some one oi the Western Territories, or States,
provided suitable opportunity should offcr-snd,
whereas, order to effect the same, il is their in-
tenton p1(tion Congress, at " next session, for
n grant of Que Township of Lar, or more, either
on the Wabash river, in the Indiana territory, or in
such other place shall hereafter be agreed on by
the subscribers, on such terms aud conditions TO
Congress shall seem proper All honest, prudent,
and INDUSTRIOUS persons--either laborers. mecban-
ics or professional characters, wishing 10 unite in
so desirable aud profitable undertaking,
therefore requested TO call on Capt. JAMES PER-
Ry, or Capt THOMAS VI READ, or this town, as
early as possible, in order obtain further nlorRs
ton, and 10 do what to them may seem necessary.
When the RAPID growth OF the Western States is
considered, on the one hand, and the cheapneSs OF
the laud, aud the favorable terms which IL can
probably be obtained, together with the fertility OF
the soil, the purity OF the climate and the almost
certainty of advantage, on the other-perbsps no
man can hesitate to close with otter, every way
SO beneficial The la5orcr is sure of has wages,
which are bounuiul, together with land which IN
value, is constantly incrcasing--the Mechanic is
sure of employment aud cf tortnne-aod 10 the
professional man,no prospect cad bc more tempting
Those disposed 20 subscribe as aforesaid, re-
quested to apply above. earIy as pcsshle-it
beng uecessar, that mee,ins Of he sUbsefih- r.
should be held, very so,a, 10 order IA mAks al ne
cessary arrangements,
.Nswssrf, NtssntT 20, 1918.
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DIR. DNOFI'S
PATENT lrCH OINTMENT,

Price 50 cts. Per 6or.
For pleasan,ness, safety, expedition, ease and
certainty is infinitely superior 10 any other medi.
cine, for the cure OF that disagreeabe and tor.
menunS disorder the Itch,
Dr. Dyorr's nfallibe Tooth Ache Drops price
5O cts Cireassian Eye.water; price 30 cents soy.
ereiSn remedy for all disorders OF the eyes
DIR. TIssor's celebrated Cont aud Rheumatic
Drops price So The vegeiabe'alm of Life I; price
81 The Balm OF Iberia price So, extracted from
an loerau plant, for curing defects Of the skin and
lmpr1vms the complexion, SC. The Restora i've
Dsn'rie, ior, cleansing. whitening and preserving
The teeth and gums, (prce fifty cents per box)
since these Invaluable medicines were hrst dis
covered; upwards OF y tsa Hn9rcd ThoEsdnd Persons
have experienced then bspp, aud saIuisry effects
s'any OF wom from the lowest state OF thsir disor.
dcss.
~ Take notice. iha, each and u the obov, genu.
me meolclnes are signed the outside covers with
the sisnatutc Of the sole proprietor, Tw Dyott,
80 \ fresh supply oi the above AEDi.
cIENs Ip't csecwed, snd Cor sale by SAM
UEL ~. NiNSON, DrHcgis,. NssEsri.
where pamphlets combining cstlihcaes OF
cues 81. my We had etaijs.
.N.Wfsri ,lis'1 "a, 1915 i!ew
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DR. ROBER1SON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT SIOMACHiC BlTTERS,
Price oRs dollar,

Pi1ce ons dOtt.r,
DR.. RoBsRrsoN's stomachc Btters, (price s i }
which celebrated Tor Strengthening weak slom.
achs, increasing the appetite and preventive
and for the fever and ague, SC. For the fever
and ag,a malads prevalent thrcug ghout the south.
States and affecting families residing IN all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes. stag
hated pools, rivers, sc. These celebrated and uni
versaly esteemed Rcsatt. have surpassed any reme-
dy Administered for the relief and of that
moss obstinate oppres of the human frame, num-
bcricss instances of their efficacy have been testified,
after he barks and various other eXtolled prescrip.
uons failed, hey proved successful, the admiration
Uf those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
eiiects.
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FOr sale,

FIynTwELFrHs of Cotton Mandatory, stu.
- ate in NORTH kmgs,oan, about one mile from
Uickj6r! II mas stream of water sufficient to op
perae 1000 spintles, and has now in operation $50
with a Dwelling House and other necessary Bold.
ings, all IN good repair. Seldom has property pos.
sessing SO many advantages been offered for sale d
'rhe Term, will be liberal and ma, be known by an.
plyiag-o Joan IIAwKISs, at the Factory, or to =.
BERIAH X DANIEL WAITE.
Aesgborf. Juno 2. 1915
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.N0. so, Themes street,
u ESPECTFuLLY informs the public that he a.
In gain occupies his old stand, ia Newport, whe.s
Gentlemen and L. dies can be accommodated with
gentcel Boarding and lodging as iorRerly. lie al
so improves the wha-, and stores of Nm. Gagoncr,
Cste Caleb Garduer, ESD where ships may be ac
commodaird with wharfage and every necessary for
fitting and where goods may be stored on reasona-
b'e terms. The smallest favor gratefully acknowl-
edged. April ).
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or oQie,

OT oUtE,
THE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Por
Il mouth, one half mile south of Bristol Fer
containing about go acres, with Dwelling -flou
Barn and other out houses, in GOOD repair. I
whole will be sold on reasonable terms. For part
ulars, apply to the subscriber, living on the prems
JOHN ANTHONY,
Portsmouth,. .TY'y 10. 1915.
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CoA7misslonef,' Notice.

WE. the subscribers, having been by the HI
Court Of Probate of the town of Middleton
appointed Commissioners to receive, examine a
adjust the claims against the Estate Of Jof
IRISH, late ct said Middetown, deceased, represc
ed insolvent; give notice, that six months from
date hereof are allowed to the creditors to bri
IN and prove their respective claims; and that
shall atendto that purpose, at our respective DIV
lings, at any time during said period.
ANTHONY WILBUR, ro,.,,,
,, THOMAS G. PITMAN,S "''
All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are here
required 10 make immediate payment to
GEORGE IRISH, .7daurnsfrasor
.'hddletozva, Oct. IL, 1915.
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FARMS-FoR SALE.

EOR sale, four Farms adjoining, containing abe
L one hundred aud fifty acres, each situated in {
town of Southwick, state of Massachusetts, one-h
m.ie from the central of said town The abe
Farms are excellent for grain and grass. Also, G
half a Gun Powder Mandatory on one of 5;
farms. and likewise an excellent scite for Coit
Factory or almost any other water works. II requ
ed. an extensive credit viii be given for consd
able part. For further particulars enquire Of |
subscriber on the premises.
AARON TRENCH.
So,fi1yck 9,,r,efJ; 1919
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* Important News ! +! |!

Il Neip Way 10 Pay Old Debts.
CALL at Ms. JOSIAH C. SHAws, and purchas-
~ of him New York Money at ten per cent dis.
count ;--Bring the same TO
UNDERW WOOD * STEVENS,
who will take it in payment for all debts due them
over SIX months standing. .4Rgpst t6
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To Let,

ind Possession givea iwmediafeiy.
THAT pleasantly situated House and Garden. own.
- ed, and termerly occupied BY FREEMAN May
nEeRy, in Washington street. For particulars I'M
quire of PHILIP NJ ToPHAM, in Bridge. street,
near the premises. 0c.. Is.
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Tor Sale,
THE Estate, formerly the property of oil,
L Durfee, Esq. deceased, lying on the west 70
leading to Bristol Ferry and four miles from Ne
port. beautifully situated for any gentleman's reti
ment, containing Is ID acres excellent LAND, vi
an orchard nearly in its prime. Further partcul.
can be known by application to Mr.. WM LANG L.
or the subscriber, living in Newport.
ELIZABETH DURFEE
.NS.ebort October T. 1915. Sw.
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TO satisfy a Mortgage

10 satisfy Mortgage
lCy TORT. No. :, Bannisters.whsrt late belong.
- ing 10 william q. Burroughs being the lower
rore on the south sis pc sail wharf For pa'Iel.
i,rs apply ~ CONSTANT TABSR.
yNsT
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To L.et.

Ind Possession eiorE 'mm-dafc,y,
CTORE, No. -. Thames-strset, nearly opposite
~ the foot of the Parsde--recently occupied by
JosEpa w. EDDY. Inquire OF ~
Oct l8. SAMUEL WATSON
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TO LEJ.

TUE House, No. 8, Thames street, formerly own.
ed by Capt Henry Hunter, having large yard
aud garden, with other couvenienees. For particu.
lars. apply 10 WIN. LANGLEY, Newpogt, or SAM.
UEI ALMY, Portsmouth .i0y II
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Price 25 cts.--iarys boreS 80 csms,
For the prevention and cure of bilious aud malig-
nant tevers.
These Pills, it timely administered, will remove
the causes winch commonly produce The Yellow Re.
ver Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, cholic pains,
taiuencies mdigesiiuns5 oostiycncss, h,pochondri-
&C and hysIcrio complaints, ravel rheu.
matiSm aud gOut.
rheyare peculiarly serviceabIe in Female Disor.
ders, and especially in the removal of hose obstru
tIons.of their complaints at certain periods.
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Commissioners Notice.

OV'IIIIISSIOIINfo 4Nt'ttCNs
TUE subscribers being appointed by the Co,
OF Probate, Of the town Of Westerly, Co
missioners 10 receive and examine the claims of I
creditors to the Estate of Capt PfIiNEAS CLAIR
mariner. late Of Westerly, deceased. represent
insolvent. six months from The 14th of Sept. 1915
allowed for said purpose--and that We will ate
for the purposes aforesaid, on the second Wedn
days o December, January and February next,
the dwelling house Of Thomas w, Potter, in 50
Westerly.
DANIEL BABCOCK,1 cor,,s
JOHN CROSS,
All persons indebted to said Estate are request
TO make immediate psypen, 20
Russell CLARKf, J ,5r,r,
ABIGAIL CLARKE,S
Ufs,erg. Oct IL, 1915.
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49, ~ .eS..<ssfl
,ssisssss.=: sss.= .ls~s,:sss,5'WD
H1ith are celebrated for tie care Of most dis
ease, to ,,Lica he haman ksay Is lesIe
PREPARED ONLY by rHE sCi.E PROPRIETOR,
4. w DYOTT, NJ. ID.
cRAEnsow or THE LATE cELRBaATED DIR. ROB-
ERrsos OF EDiNBVHGHi
AND FOR sALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY, ,
AT The
PEOPRIETOR'sUE UEoL ES.fLE AND RETAIL
Dl.uG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 1S7. North Last Corner of Second and Race sts
Ind BY resaif99f ms Age'.fs Throughout
fhe United Stafes.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated SIOMACillC ELIXIR OF HEALTH: J.:
Price 81 so
One Of themos, efiicacious medicines ever oiierea
TO the public, tor the speedy relief and cureof oosi
nate coughs, colds, ,coRsumptohs, the booPmB 0ous"
asthmas, pains and wind IN the stomach, removing
habtual costiveness sickness al the stomach oysen-
cries, cholera morbus, severe grpngs. the sum
mer bowel compiaintin children, &c.
DR.. ROBERTSONS
VEGE2.dBLE NERVOUSi CORDIAL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one doilar and ffy GEMS.
Is confidently recommended as she most efhcacious
medicine for the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
sion OF the spirits, he 4dacbe, uemor, iantness, bys
tcfic Ats, debility, seminal weakness, geets, ana
various complaints resuirng from secret improprley
OF youth aud dssipIted habits, residence in warm
climates. tn. pmode ate use OF tea, the unskuiui
excessive II mercury, often destructive TO
the human frame, diseases peculiar 20 females q,
certain period of te huor albus, barrenness, &c &C.
Under the denomination OF nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, OF the most dangerous
kind and are so various, tbat volume would hardly
suffice 10 complete description Of them, 1t per-
vades, with iis bactul influence the whole nervous
system, ,~rne tha heart with nexpressble anguish,
and excdnF the most dreadful suggestions of hor-
and de, ,pair 10 this demon have thousands fall
len sacr,Ere IN ,io dreu transports OF lis rage.
The most common symptoms o! IT'S commenoem mt,
are weakness, hsiuence, p9phatons, watchtuiness,
drowsHe,s after eating, tmidiiy flashes OF heat and
COLI, utmbucss, cramp, ;idlress, pains in The head,
tack and IONS, hD kup difficulty Of respiration and
deguutlou, auxitty, dry cough, &C.
DR. ROBER1SON'S
CELEBRATED GOuT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price deKGr,
safe aud ctectuai cure for the Gout, rheuma-
Gsm, luubago, stone aud gravel, swellings, and
weakness of tue joints, sprauis, bruises, and all
kluds Of green wouns,he crsmp pairs in the head,
face aud body stiffness Of the neck, chbains, fro
zen limbs, &c.
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Infailiablc WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,

Pflcs ETy cea's.
medicine highly necessary to be kept in all ia-
miles
srAPToMs.--The common symptoms OF 'the
Worms are, paeness ct The cOuntenance, at other
times flushing OF ihe face, itching of the nose, and
abaut-the seat. starting and grinding of the teeth in
sleep, swelling OF the upper lip, the appetite some
times bad, Ut other times voracious- ooseness dis
agreeable breath, hard swelled belly, great thirst,
the urine frothy and sometimes Of whilsh color,
gripping or cholIc pans, involuntary discharge of
saliva, especially wien asleep; frequent psns in the
side, with dry cough, and unequal pulse paipiia
tons of the heart, swoomings, cold sweats, palsy
epllcpic hts, SC
Though nunberess Medicines are extoned for ex
pelilng aud killing worms, none equal in efficacy
to DR. Robersons Worm Destroying Lozenges, they
are mild mthe operation, and may be gwen to the
youngest infant with safety.
DIR, DIOTT's
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prizes of 5000

Tickets Only pive Dollars each, and New-Yc
money received at par for the same, at the Tru
Fortunate Lottery Office of } C. SHAW. No. l.
Thames-street,
Where orders will be attended to for Tickets a
Shares, in all Lotteries in the Union. Oct. A
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More Prizes than Blanhs !
Adyenturers--Attend.

Washington Bridge Louesy-No. 6.
Commences drawing in New-Haven, this mont
The Grand Scheme of two connected clas
contains
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REAL ESTATE-roR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate stu
4 ed in Thames street, next south Of tile bri
Market. 1t contains three shops in front, and ha
con' enient yard, good well of water, barn, &c
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
ing Oh the premises. SAMUEL WATSON
.Nenhort,- Seb..mber s, 1875.
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JOSIAH c. SHAW,

HAS Just received from New.York, an assortm,I
L OF Books, Stationary Charts, States, &c. I
all of which will be sold as low as can be purch
ed in this town. Sept. % !
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PORK, FLOUR, &c.
C..M. THURsTON,

c. M. THURSTON,
Has fer sale, al No. ], .'hHsheet,
80 bbls. Baltimore sup. FLOUR;
80 do. Richmond do -;
90 do do. fne
10 do. Mess PORK 10 bags COFFEE,
S boxes SUGAR; do. CHOCOLATE;
.4lso-Sosp, Candles, &c. &c. Sept Is
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In lake In England there isa piece of
ground of half an acre, which is sometimes
floating island, and sometimes lies at the
boz, ,Nm
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c. Nj. 1HURSTON,
offers for soc, cEEdP, at No. /, 1ziH-Strees
w. l. Rum, Csssa,
Cherry Starch,
Gin, Mould and dipt Candles.
Wine, Soap,
White Wine Vinegar, Spanish and Am. Cigars,
White and brown Sugar, Virginia aud Loriard's
Hyson, Hyson-skin, and Tobacco,
soucbong Teas, Lorsllard's Snuff,
Coffee, Powder,
Chocolate, Shot,
Flour, Flints,
Rice, Blown Salt,
Pepper, Wine Glasses,
Pimento, Tumblers,
Nutmegs, Plates,
Cloves, Cups Saucers, &c.
Newport, oet.25, 1915.
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There are upwards Of three hundred pris.
oncrs for trial az the next Old Bailey Ses.
s,ons, including twenty children under Jiteen
years of, age
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NeW Feather Hcdg and tcatherS.
I I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds, from 30 to As dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
g. No q Ch0ricS-sfrSeG
He has on hand an assortment Of Mattresses of al
kinds. Ne.oJors, .1Idrch 90, 1915
NEW CARDlNG MACHINE.
III CUNIALL's dIHS.
THE subscriber informs the public, he has, in adj
a diton 10 his tormvr machinery, erected new
machine for carding Wool Of the finest qual,,y and
wiii be able 10 future To have wool, OF all grades,
carued IN the best manner.
lie aIsJ Continues Tbs coorng and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, usual Likewise will manufacture
common or megino Wool ,nto Plains oattHetts Ca s.
simercs, Fdnpes, &c. SC. very reasonable terms.
While The subscriber thanks his numeI Gus friends
and customers for the many iavors received, he
cakes the liberty OF urging the payment of out stand
ing accounts, multiplicity of which now un.
settled on his books. SAMEEL CLARKE.
P0rysH0vih lair @, 1915
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18
baltimore, Feb. In.
THE Transit aRRWEDl

or 1t is currently reported, and
we believe correctly, that the u. s.
government seh'F TRANSIT, which
sailed from a port in France, has ar
rived in the Chesapeake, AMI that Chris.
TOPPER Hughes, Jr. Esq. Of this CITY.
bias landed at Annapolis from her, aud
proceeded on 70 Washington with a.
mother copy Of the Treaty of Peace.
Patriot
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From The Mercantile Adpertiser. Extra
Of February 1i--9 O'Clock.
PEACE.


The great and joyful news of peace be.
tween the United States and Great Britain
reached ibis city This eveuing by the British
sloop of war Favorite. the hon. ]. u Mo-
watt, esq. commander, in 10 DAYS from
Plymouth
Henry Carroll, Esq. Secretary of the
American Legation at Client, is the vel
come bearer of the Treaty, which was sigps
cd at Client on the 24th December. by the
respective Commissioners, and ratified by
the British government on the 2Sth Of Dec
MIR. Baker, late Secretary to the British Lee
CATION at Washington, has also arrived in
the soop of war, with copy Of the Treaty,
ratified bv the British government
Both of thsse gentlemen proceed imme
dately for the seat of government.
We understand the Treaty is highly hon
orable TO orr country.
The Favorite sailed from Ply mouth on the
Cd day ofJanuary, and has brought London
papers to the S1st December
Mr. Hughes, one of our Secretaries sailed
in the Transit, from Bordeaux for the u
States on Tie 5Cth Dec.
Our Ministers we're to remain in Europe
until spring.
We learn verbally that the Congress =,
Vienna had not finished their important bu.
siness.
we understand that London letters o,
Dec. 81, represent the affairs Of the Cont.
neDt to be yet unsettled.
Washington, Feb. IS.
We have the pleasure to announce, tina,
the treaty of peace between the u. States
and G. Britain, al signed by all the com.
missicners Of both parties at Client, on the
18th Of Dec. 1914, was last evening deliver
eddy Mr.. Carroll, to the Secretary Of state.
who Immediately Submittedit to the pres,
ident. The general principle Of the treaty,
is arestitution and recognition ef the rights
and possessions Of each party, as they atood
before the war with adequate provisions
to settle all the disputed points of boundary,
by commissioners, subject TO the decision Of
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ADVERTISEMENT ExTRAoRpINAR nv
Lost
FouNp

Inc news OF Peace with Amer;c. hoe =.
ceWed a general rejoicing at Yarmon,b. ri.
heiis nave been rung for two DAYS. and colour.
noisted IN various parts of the town and tbsr.
mas oean several convivial arties at the tn.
rerns to celebrate the event. 'Hs ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-18

TFsn' ne London Courier Of Dec. Al.
,r. PARIS, Dec. 81.
Inc Duke of Wellington received las,
nisht the lLspsrtant intelligence of the sipn.
ing OF TREATY OF PEACE between
the British and American Commissioner At
Shent. on the Gath of December. The
Caurier adds, that no conments were made
on TINS important subject in the Paris Moni
tcur. "Ao'u-
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PiennG, Dec 15--It is said thar 5;e.r
snt Courts have transmitted particuIar
Notes according to which they have formed
the project OF declaring the fortress of Nav,
ence fortress OF the German confedera /.
zion a.
The Kings Of Prussia ahd Wur,srobor.
are better, but still keep their apartments
war with Turkey is the subject Of con
yersation. Considerable preparations are
made, but the powers who are to take n
part IN It are not mentioned. Austria. ac
cording 70 appearances, is the most pacific
with the Sublime Porte, and it is not forgot.
ten that the latter has uniformly Rejected
the offers OF Bonaparte, who wished 10 en-
gage II to attack the southern posssssions
oithe Emperor of Austria. while he was
contendIng with the armies Of France IN
Germany Hungary, Tranusylyania and
Crotia, are also tranquil, and nothing hes.
peaks an active war. If few preca9tions
are taken IN these countries, they are such
as circumstances require it is necessary
TO watch carefully these frontiers, at time
when serious troubles exist in Bosnia, Ser.
via and the other Turkish provinces.
VIENNA, Dec. IL.
The BOWS that announced the Journey
lot the King of Saxony to Vienna as eers
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ain. begins to die away. as wei as that
shich gave us hopes of seeing here tn.
hing OF Sardinia, and even az the Court
1t duke Albert of Sake Teschen. it is denied
mat the changes lately made in part Of
ne Horse had any view to the reception
o. the King of Saxony.--The fate of thi.
country is presumed TO be decided.