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tasglHX YOU lst fAus. = y.
Joel 3 Harper ) Go.
All rIIh CoRxER or KING q RoyA1
TRRETs,
Haze lust recsiped uft assortment of
SIS AS IS b s GOODS,
CONSISTING or &
Cloths superGne and Cd quality
Cassaneres, worstcd cords and cassinets
q bales rose blankets
4 bale stripped do:
! bale flalnels asserted
il bale coatings
Blue, drab and mixed plains
ikSorstefl aud cotton hosiery long and,
short
Lambs wool do. do.
Blue black, gray and dfah stOckinetts
sombazetts plain and figured
BombazeeD; fancy vestings .
Kid gloves long and short, coiored and
white
Ladies and gentlemens silk gloves, CO.
lored and White
Beaver and dog skin do.
Black lsvaHtines
White and colored Virginia do. naantua
DO. florence, plaid SIX, fl0rentine,
Sewing silk, threaH colUred land white
White and coloFed cambrics
Ginghams and calicoes, irish linens
Do. shiFtings; shifting cotton
Black and white silk hose
Bandaao handkerch;eis
Black silk do. lb. pins
Ribbons plain and figured
100 dozen yarn hose
With 3 number Of other aticles which
tkty viii sell, sANhoEesaleor Retail, low
soF Cash Or to puncttiai Customers.
n Oct. o.
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so Dollars Reward.

~. "a. st 3
) u D AN AWAY from the subscriber on
H. the 9th Of September, a Negro Lad,
10 fears old, slendermade, named SAN,
sDY, frequently calls himself Alexander
and ElIeck--bas no particular mark -he
has been by water, frequently worked at
the fort last winter with Andrew Bartle,
and was well acquainted withMr Diggs'si
negroes -his mother IS free and nanled'
Kitty, and it's well known that she con-
ceals him, and will harbor him here as
well as il Georgetown and the City, as
she lived there this summer and may be
in the City at this time his cloatbing arc
linen trowsers and round Jacket, also
one blue white cotton round Jacket .-aIso
with him alpair Of old boots with a hole
in the instep All masters ofyessels and
other persons are forewarned harboring
Or employing said negro at theta peril.
Charles Scot.
October 4 eo12t
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ORPHANS COURT.

Y /. q -
ALExANDRIA CouNTr,
October Term, 1915.
q d RDERED that the administration Of
Thompson Violet, deceased, do IN
se,t the following advertisement three
times aAFeek, fur weeks, in The Alexan-
.dria newspapers.
"A copy--test.
a. MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.
TEEIS is to give notice that the sub
scIiber Of Alexandria County, in CO.
lninhia district, has obtained from the
Olphan's Court Of said county letters Of
administration on the personal estate
of THOMPSON NIOLET1r, late of
said county, deceased: Ali persons hay-
ING claims against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit them to the
subscriber duly passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 10th of April
next, they may by law be excluded
from all benefit 10 said estate; and those
indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th Of Oc-
tOber, 1915.
ISAAC ROBBINS;
y. Admir- OF Thomson Violet.
Oct. 10. staw4w
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ORPHANS COURT,

ALExANDEIA CoUNTY,
0etO5er Term, 1915.
IL RDERED, That the administrator Of
W Charles Lee, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week, four weeks, in the Alexandria
newspapers.
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A copy Teste,
a. MOORE. Reg,f of Wills.

THIS is to give notice that the SUBJ
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Alexandria County, III the Dis
tlict Of Columbia, letters Of administra-
tiun on the personal estate Of Charles
lee, esq. deceased. Il persons having
.ciaiins against the said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same to the Re-
gister of wills, on or before the first OF
april next, orthey may BY law be ex-
Guided from all benefit 10 said estate !;
and those Indebted thereto are required
to make Immediate payment.
Given underniy hand this 10th Octc-
Der, 1916.
WALTER J0NES, III.
Adm'r Of Chales Lee, esq.
Oct. To- 3taw4w
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For Freight,

Ths staunch fast sailing
' "a ship Stranger, Nathaniel N.
ISssSIs s DerIeys master; hurfhen a.
bout 30 tons, $500 barrels,
or 500 hogsheads. ready for the recep-
ton Of = cargo for any port. Toaccoin-
'rOadates one half 4 cargo iissready to be
uvnished for account Of the owners.
Apply to
J06H G. Ladd and Go
b October 10
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One Cent Reward I.
IseIlnaIl 10olIs Tor Saie

German Goods for Sale
TEyEIE subscriber has imported per
brig Hunter from Bremen. guam
tity OF German Linens of various kinds
Amongst which are II
6 boxes of Shirting Liners
vastly superior to hish Liners Of tie
same price Also, quantity Ot Class
Ware, quart and PINE Necenters. pit
and half pint tumblers, glass bottles,
Also, coffee mills, straw knives. lcfls
irg glasses, watch glasses, slate reaeiis5
sealing wax. etc. etc. AIsb, a ieh t,Is
assorted bar iron aud steel These ssstss
have heeil carefully seiectEd by Mil.. *
Miller, and viii be sold l6w BY
N. MlILE2.
Also tor Sale,
A few bushels ffesh Timothy Seed.
September Is e04w
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fo,,, KSoTv1LIE, March IS.
Hfs y 'e''e' 20 20, 0nn w Gamble, Esq dated ne


Hear Sir-of Saturday the lth inst n;obl. po;,,
was surrendered I" the enemy by eaptulo.n Ti..
expedition which was fitted out from tits ,I,ce IS
winch In'oyiner You Ia my last was too Iat,lr "a
~" ar.ise N TIE neghboiopd Of the fort until Se f2th
IN that night W. drove m some Of their neee;s o.
tle morning of the ISti when prepared Ia nrst. IN
j'a as on ne enemy We eap;ure; barge with officers
70 men, which came 10 the shore, expcctig onr
camp to be one Of their pic.ts II was fro ',,o
mrs tarheothe fate o. The for-a in fact IL, irs il An
we ",a' % we have Feeeive--they state thatthe-e
was 'r', one rna' Killed and five wounded in The S.
the'r loss vssnrarlv the same ''S '''''
uoo'e bag fall Of the enemy's barges, they have
us,l Z" sinai vessels their being IN the bay com
pseo Us TO march 20 miles add cross the bsv q, tb;,
p"ee' whea We heard that Mobile Point had faen ga
30 eImtcy returned, knowing that We conI do no,,
ng v daI'y expect 10 have a Wait fror, ;'e enemy
atth's re We cannot asceftaia their preci,e foc
Soun'ed twenty odds LAYING Of the Points Of hem
RS ara one 50 gun-sip, the others ignres eunboa,s
ana other vfsa Is Their rounsnderis MAJ. General
La%m , lost principal gensat Orleans
ne ''ergia troops are ouriy expected-foI r, Z,
Knsssei commands Gen. Cnulter's b,;gade. he be;ng
under arrest am, &c.
w PTTRpTc
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schr. up. 8 the ship very prcdentiy move

schr. up. & the ship very prcdentiv r,o,s
higher up the river.
rrom the 10Th u the LIST inst. the co-o,,o,,-
ton o. the navy was of the most essential .e..
wee, IN conveying the ordnance o. every 10.
cr'puon from tue shipping through the ms,
intricate navigation. a; dhis time, our ar
tliie,y were employed in erectiog batteries
&. 70 silence heaVy and intensely st,o.ig ones os
RE enemy, SO as 10 advance Ut once on ~.
town, i'vins got Cons, derable reniorc ~.
mcnts.
To my modification Just as every ,h;.
was ready to commence operations. tt;SS
ieSrrevented the opening OF q p,,ne Il
thousands of rockets. In two no srs e.. 80
WARDS the toy disappeared, and tbe en.,,',-
were as,onished by tremendous fire JAY
almost completely sileneed al their ,,,ns
tnsn 'separted for this ship, & before rel,
e. neF mad TIE satisfaction to learn that an
=. :, ha' arrived from the army, s1y;n,
that the principal battery had fallen 49,,
sister. A Impaired
ne British are n, doubt i,efor, This ,;,,a
IN Possession of New-Orleans. 1bev h..
0.ooo regular troops, besides tie West Jp5;a
Regiments, 1000 marines anil sailors VII.
are 'Eti as many as can be effective.
he enemv's force are the 7th and 14,,,
regular Regiments, and 10 or IL. oo0 rn;i;,;a
'"en VINO are coin,felled to serve
~ IS sud afew days before left the az
E .'s, Una. zen. jackson sent message to .,r
.I .a"ala fhcAenham, saying that he f.l:' f,,-
the awkward predicament in which ~ m, fc'
tsa 'lrmy had brought themselves ;nto ' Or,
,osF,sing DESTROYS to take advantage of it. b..
wo'i'I allow Sir Edward ten DAYS to reNe NC
'HrS ms who'll force. Ifthis o.fer WIS 20
Jected. he could not be answeral,ie for tbe
IonSequence. Sir Edward answered in Ills
h; oonm seN'' mat in ten days he would give
Inc Generals are Sir E. packen,..,
Lambert, Gibbs, and Keap. NAi''
s,,,., Inc British force at present is nearly as
l4th Light Dragons, ESQ, Artillery, Err
neers Sappc's and Miners, zoo: 4,h ,ps;-
M ,n om'. SS9; IN, 1,1se 2Ist 700; 4eth,
5 9vo p'u; l,2Oo 44th, $50; S5th, $50
$780," 1ooo--A otai,
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y.,,o.,, H1rfry, Fabes
orleans and the American coast - NC"
he Charybiis letf n Orleans ;,,,,a5;,,
- a w ue acton OF The 9Th of Jan and we b,,,.
oeen favored with the following sketch Of the
to that ,lay: ~ " TIE ope'Siuo1s
on entering the river, 2 of the enemv', y,,n.ho..,
were Squared by the boats nf the feet l., ,ccom,l,h
"'s ms service, Cast i.ockycr of the S mini. - ~
wounded; u Pratt, o. the Seai,orsc. Sc. and r;t
I'pihen KILLED; 1t. Roberta ard Mr. UniacIe wo,,n.
aen nut our loss on thewholc as triiny
the oarrsness ef The attack
o. the first landing If on. ,,oo,s The .,
so' i'"o me' vas attacked BY the Americans eho,,
3uoo; and an armed sch o,en,da fire mon, e. -;
"ou., When cnse 20 the si,nre
spirited though nreqnal cniiict fr som. time Tho Sd
'"HcFu guard ieil bpcs upon the main bolv ,yhicb
S"i" AFTER CHARGED the American force win tbs. b,,,r
" gu conP'!ed to retreat with very sever. Ioes
IN IN 'his altar wetcok CO pri4ouers.,
ne armed sch. fCarolinel waS s,son after b,ov ,,
~ . q red hot shot from our haaries and roost ~
one people on hoard have peri.bed A ,oe,s...
'peit-d sheer off ~
- nt das break, Jan. 8, troops under Yiom Co.,
" r. t".ss., st.1ss-ft.i 20 storm ,, -.
VOTES; but, hnding HIN to strorrly nos,J -
100 retreat ~ e'od orGer-s.ler having lost r,as
I ISoV men, k'ltd, wounded and missing The an;
C,', mos u'ortiaat ly fell early in the settle Co..
''nns iioHtaliy, and Gen. Keane seyers,v b -. o I
gert4lsly, wo'nded ~ - "o' ''''-
"A reinforcement OF about 1000 mon or;-., =,
"'y h''erthe action Major Gen Iamber, h,d 80.
ch coninn1 q II was supposed ti,,t n ,nor. -
W., va, a''scN would sonn be made upon tia ..,.,s
M u'oueh ms force WAS 1900 strong and lie
'nmbrs increasing. al" 'h
The harybdis left tie squadron Off or ,t. ,s,,
slant. '' y" o' ti'e i'tn III
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tinguished its conduct until it was compell-
ed to choose, from the alternative of national
degradation, or national resistance. And il
Great Britain alone then became the object
of the American declaration Of war, 1T will be
seen that Great Britain alone, had obstinate
ly clos 4 the door of amcablc negotiation.
(yo Re rorfiuned J
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w. PURRTs.


W" -ChLFANS, lnth Feb 1875.
~ Mr. Lf1angSfon, 7rbo returned NJ o,e yciocf,
nls mornn~ from the British feef ne leu7, tat hie
Brd-e", soob q 10nr, aI,ired in tie feet on 5Iono
,as ' rom EHg1and, BY sOrw ofJmaico 5tfnring III
t,gtef uaf iFeHy II Pedce had GeeaS ened at
CheHt' on he 24M DeceHber bei4eeu Greof ByS,o;,,
qiid me United 8tafes. No coby If tie treaty .ocs
brought CIT by this resaeL. ''''
NAsBwGToN. W r. F b. 2G.
IAeNt. bIS,g'dt rtotnis as, M0f Il. ftwason ofHe
sn,,ende' Of foa B>rpVrT, ut .5fo5iie Punt on me
lh instant ny eab.fn1fioa, 10 3, zgerjI rl reof
hsfe7ort o'ce hal reached Ncgg. OrieqHs ami II
1s"s ,nid fstoSd. that .Ifr Li,inestor me berc ofa
t,.gf,on zen JacksoH 10 tie BRITISH, had been de-
lIea On ~ eo0,d Hefr feet, during their o5eroaos a.
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pondence between the captain Of the ST. Law
renee and myself you have here enclosed
as well as my letter to your friends in Ha-
wanna.
Return Of killed crd qoounded on board the
Private armed tris CHAssEuR. Of Bat
tin,ore. Thomas BOYLE, Esg. conimGndsr,
IL, her action qtgth his II. 3. NJ schooner
So. Laurence, Lier:tenant James 4. Cor
don commander, or f:s 26:h February,
,Sl5.
KILLED-Jacob Burk. Carpenter Alex.
P. White. Carpenters Maze /: Hugh Crea.
Cd Gunner SAMUEL Mcconnell, John Car
penter.
WOUNDED-Thoma Boyle. comman-
der, slightly Thomas Davis, seaman, Sc
verely, Aqulla Weaver, marine do; Ihos.
Lautcr. seaman, do; Yankee Sheppard, boy,
do Hamilton Holston. ship steward, slightly /;
Alfred Vincent, do; Peter, (black NAM since
dead.
TOTAL--Killed and Wounded, Is.
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Ftom HE San. Ree,,5yco,, .,,rrcttc

We understood t,at a ltoifal flc5r,ye 4, .io
nnrait srrlyed OIL Cumberland Island Oh Thurs,isy
Isl, and alter having an Interview with CootJtTa de-
DEPARTED the nextdav for Bern1Ia III, B-;fi,h c..
ees "seto have everua'e Cumberland o, S.trr,'sy
ls., we 80" understand that sppliesti N hal H. en-
made 10 Adfo. Cockbrn, by some go 'eroe. M
I'VE authority ofgcv.rnTeift, 10 obtain The return If
negroes aid Oihfr property which had been eoeetes
s4ce s arrival p Cumberland, and at present n, LAT
ishhu ~ hls posse sion 10 this The 81 i, sh Ad,irj
pcremWoly riIscd, stating that lee wouH not Give an
s1gl article, iat taken preynus 20 the ratif ~
unn o. re treaty. Should COckburn porssi IN ~.
We are oi opinion that the very first article Of The rea
y viii be violated
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CHqvJcsfon, Ehrch II.

Ch4rIfsfon, Wrch II.
The British fricatc MENrLAUs, CAPTAIN
DIX N i've days from Cumberland Island
arrived or the bar on Wednesday evening
aud yesterday morning Lieutenant CRFAsk
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Mr.. G. P. STEVENSON,
Raltirnore


=. 5, On the night Of the 2sth tie rnaiptoD-
mast OF the y. Lawrence went by the board
such was her wretChed condition aud from
motives vt humanity & the solicitation Of her
commander, made flag or cartel og her to
carry the wounded TO the Havanna, for their
better com'ort and convenience, as know
Jon would wish that should nitrate the
sGHennps Of the unfortunate wounded. /
nope you viii rot be displeased 1t what u ave
d1ne--Lhere was no other alternative bus to
make cartel If her or destroy her should
NOT Willingly perhaps. have sought = contest
with Il king vcsssi, knowing it was not our
oJcct but4ny rXpcct3GODs we're a. iirst q
v-lnabl W. sei a1A a v-lpahlc CARO- also
whrl / f5uad myself deceived. the honor Of
me hag eutuc'cd 20 my charge was not %
be dsgIaeed Nv q Pint ] scut TO Tue wound
ed pa"cei Of shirts and two sales Of uurssr'
slops 70 b. diatri5ut Il amocgst thcm sac
THE o:-.r prisoners. = corJ Of tie cores
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Cahf,re Of Els Britannia llajcsty's schr
So. Laurence, Lieutenant James Il.
Carbon. commander, by the f,,ivote arn,ei
brig CHAssEuR, Of Baltimore, Thomas
BOYLE, Esq. commander.
Letter from capt. Boyle, to Mr.. George p.
Stevenson, one Of the owners Of the Chas
seur, dated
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Thomas JefIerson, Eso. had retired, ths

Thomas Jefferson. Esq. had retired, the
following Joasts were given:
By Me President, James S:esvarr, Esq The
Hereof Orleans, General Andrew J ckso, he d :
serves we'll of his country he stool by the Ameri-
can Eagle in trying times, and preserved il unsul-
lied.
Ry Charles Johnston, Esq.---Oar illostrious-
guess. MIR. Jefferson.
by ". Harrison, Esq-Naj John Reid, a ma.
tive Nirsinan, and Aid to tie Hero ci New OIL, ai,s
The evening was devoted to the per-
Torrance of the last act---to pay due res
Poetic the amiabIe wife OF the General
A party in honor OF Mrs. ,ckson close d
the scene.
-sh;sr Jchn Reid whose subscription Eur pub
fishing :. Tie ISfs Of Cone al Jacisor css.lsis;rs
fiW History Of he Gite Uou' az he Sorf'h, il sow
open at this Ofiie-. Ciizens DESTROYS to have a
copy ofso valuable book, W ,uld DO ven 20 call
HzlJ0r General Jackson and Suite left
this place yesterday, pursuing their route to
Washington.
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AAildecviYe, rel November /.

L i
We learn from a gentlem IN who passed
through the Greek Nation last week, tn It
the Commissioners are now engaged in
running the Indian boundary line, and Was
informed by Colonel Haw kins, (who had so
far recovered his health, as to attend W tn
the oiher Commissioners that they would
tlnisl in about SIX weeks. Our informant
further states, that the fa'ians had disap-
peared, and it was not known where they
had ne-that ths Commas oners appre-
hended NJ danger OF an attack. I've fond
~ hope that they may not, but we have
our fears. r.frpus.
We understand that the Commissioners
progress rapidly il running the ne--it
was expected they won'a reach the Cha
ta5eochie river BY Sunday nghtlsst.
We understand that O~tlers have not yet
been issued for marching the militia to fort
Hawkins. rib.
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Propiaence, 40 Aoyembcr 5.

~t.''|If.N'i I ~ 4. y W. CCWtpCT =.
The following int resting paragraph is
extracted from well drawn petition, to
be presented to congress, at their approa-
ching session, by the Cotton Manufactur-
ers OF this town and its vicinity
1t has been satisfactorily ascertained,
that in the small district alone, comprised
within the circle CT thirty miles from Prov
idence, there are not less than one humid
red and forty manufactures, containing in
actual operation, more than 10000 spin
dies: and capable OF holding a much lar
ger number, few of til I'm having yet recei-
we'd their full compliment OF machinery
The gu ntity of cotton which in their pre-
sent state, they spin in year, may be
computed at $4,000 ba.es which, when
manufactured into cloth of the description
commonly made, will produce 27,sl0 COO
yards, the weaving of which, at the aver
age price OF eight cents, amounts to 2,272.-
200doiiars. and the total value nfthc cloth
will exceed SIX millions of dollars. To
complete the manufacture from the raw
material, until the goods are fit for market,
It is estimated would afford steady and
constant Employment to twenty ST.; thousand
persons"
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Poris, SEPT. II.

IQTlS, otf7h II.
The ex-empress Maria LOUISE, having
requ sted her father to visit the orphan
daughters of the Members Of the Legion
of Honor, who are in IL Maison d'Ecouen,
the Emperor Francis went few days
since. As soon as the ladies' were appri-
sed Of the presence of the Emperor, they
passed before him in PRO sssion, and pre-
sented him with veiicd picture. The
Emperor having removed thu veil recogni-
zed the portrait of his daughter. The la
dies then bsgan to cry out, Eendez nous
nofrs mere (restore us cur Hiother) Fran
els was so much effected that The tears ran
from his eyes, ard be was obliged to sit
down. He SAID 20 the Sc Young girls, COL
mes vous (be tranqul) Several of the la
dies then showed him a sort of scapular
which they wore, and on which a rose was
embroidered, having in the middle, por-
trait of the young Napoleon. Every one
talks about this event in Paris in bis own
way.
Brussels, Sept. o.--While the French
papers r firm daily that the allied armies
are on the point of leaving France, We see
on all sd numerous Corps every dsy
march TO in the armies of the Duke IF
Yelling on and Prince Blu, her. Since
the b ginning Of this month. many columns
have pass through Camb ay to Picardy,
ard the environs Of Paris. On the other side,
many Prussian regime nts have crossed the
Sambre, and taken the way to Avesnes and
Recroy. The landing Of troops, horses and
military stores, is unremittcd and all
these troops as they arrive from England,
proceed without delay for France. 1t is
affirmed. that if the difficult $ which have
arisen in Paris, in respect to the negocia-
tons concerning our frontiers are not re
oeived, Danish auxiliary corps will re
ceive orders to continue its march hther.
Meantime, the fortress of Condo is more
closely invested, and will be Immediately
bombarded, fit still refuses to open It's
gates.
Berlin, Sent. Sit is now known for
certain that not only the works Of art be-
longing to our old and new provinces are to
be restored by the French, but that other
princes who have been plundered, recover
.sheir property ; among thee is the eloetor
Of Hesse Messrs. Denoon ard Praescl
make indeed difficulties, but in vain.
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~SCpTUm
LATEST FROM E s'Gi ;.,pTs''Os' L.


by The LAST sailing ship Amer ica, Capt Hcth.
which arrived st this port last evening in il DAYS
Hom Amsterdam, from whence she sailed on he
23d of September. the Editors Of the Mercantile
Advertiser have received Dutch papers 10 the Goth
September, containing London dates of the Stb
rofn which the following transations were maze
The Amsterdam COurant eontainsa note from A. o
Pru'ans in France, ia answer 10 the frst mernor
Of Fosclic
MUrst, late Kine Of Naples las been ,,crmi'tsd
to reside in the Austrian dorninon7 ~ The cha~rs-
ter OF private gentleman, aid subject 10 the laws
OF the country.
Translated. /or the B1crcaniRe .1dUertfser.
.YdmuT, Sem. 15.-The commandant
Oh MOntmeTcy has cap!tu.ated. The white
and rcd flags are still flying on the walls of
Charicmont every preparation is making
to force that city to surreudcr If she per-
ssts in making resistance.
Bru8sets, Scff l6.-Ihc ceremonial Of
the coronation Of the King Of the Neither
lands, is fixed for the 21st inst.
Hamburg, Hagus 30.--It has been an
nounced to our Senate, by the Britisl gov
eminent, Misrepresentation will be made
to the French Government for the resto-
ration Of tie Hamburg Bank. Thi, causcs
extraordinary JOY, from the conviction that
| it England insists on this restOrat on il vii
certainly follow.
Mint, SEN. 12--Jcrome Bonaparte i,
at Goppingc, where ne viii remain unit
the Castle Of Elwang is prepared for M,
reception he IS treated with the resnec
usually shown to princes.
Nafics, dig II by a decree os n,
h'ng' ell the national dgmsins, ard he DO
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Ten DOLLARS REWARD

aTOR experimenting negro SAM, who ren.a,,,, :,
2 if"m the subscriber on Saiunlsy tue tn iost.
sam IS about ~ years Of age not a VERY blac,. -.
Sro; IS well grown, and unuua'iy bow. leooed t;s
head IS rather large aud his hair bnsby ia C,c +.
fiat and broad his lips dek aud poutinr, aud he lac
under one OF bis eyes, near the click bone n sc -
w',ieh having been received III childhood, is not a.,
has apparel (now recollected) al the time og h, -
iopensnt, were pair Of blue wooden M, tal(y,rs
perfectly new. Re was brought lfilhar from q n,
cester county, and has a relation belopsire. -, ~,
Nooert H. Fhe, in this town. Twill pay tie sbavs
reward Tor Bringing home the ahove-ne ionrd sla,r
and Il he is unprecedented rnnfe than 20 roil,s e.,
this city, will pay in abolition ali reason sble cxre.
ces incurred in Transporting him hitler
PETER v. DANIEL,
Noveraherf5. sG