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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
Removal
Just Received

SuSt N6EclVe0
--''u ior sale at their store on TIE wharf,
s seSt door to Lawrason 4 FoWle,s.
suysr a0ssneads first quality y. Orleans
- oa ditto low priced A;nscovaao do.
s' Cou Bushels Idsbon salt.
5 an S 90. Ground alum DO.
On oV aa ssS ,.. Liserpool tine do.
/ IVY lbs. first quality Coaee.
So ALSO.
NJ Ps'ane klosr, selected for family
ssotsDs.. i Ai'gssaya ls g;ll.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
A. MOORE, Reg.
This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber OF Alexandra come
ty, in the District of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters testamentary on the es-
tate OF Jeremiah A. Neaie, late of the
county aforesaid, dcs'd: All persons
having claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
to the subscriber on or before the 18th
day Of April next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate,
and those indebted thereto are requiled
tomake immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th of Ocs
tober 1915.
MARY E. NEATE,
Ex'rx. of JeremiahA. Neale, decd.
Oct Is eo4w
N. B.-The Subscriber intending to
remove from Alexandria has authorized
Mr.. Robert Fulton to transact any BUSH
ness relative to the Estate Of the late J.
A. NeaIe. NJ. f. N.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by
the General Lingan. Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, a large & elegant as
sortment Of Bolting Cloths, of a superior
quality, which will be offered for sale at
tile store of Dir. James Anderson.
Amos alcrander,
October 6. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
John b. Hammatt,
UphoIstef & Pa CT H anger

- y p. X
! Upholstef & Pa CT Hanger
y I } EspECTFULLY informs his
20 friends and the Inhabitants Of
Alexandria. he has removed ii, the cor
2uer Of Prince and Fairfax Streets where,
be has for sale general assortment of
Upholstery, VIZ.
- Bed Ticks, furniture d;noties, laces.
RMges, and tasseIs, an assortment Of
Pafer Hapgings and borders, weavers'
slays-a few pieces os Superior
Boiling Cloths,
Hair Mattresses kept constantly on
hand, IS
Carpets, Curtains and Pew Chshings
made,
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stuffed
Or repaired at the shortest notice.
J. 3, b. Takes thisepportanity to re-
Turn Dig sincere thanks, for the share Of
pubic patronage he has received since
ae has been in this place, aaa hopes by q
continued attention to business, to me-
mt their future commands.
August S8. n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
SATURDAY,, NovEuBEs /. 1915.
8. +. Caldwell,

Offers for Sole,
Murdoch Madeira
Old Port
1. z. Tsneriis, WINES, war;
Sweet Malaga ranted neat
Mountain do. as imported,
Catalonia by the cask
Champagne or demiiDhn.
.Claret
Dry Lisbon
Hibberts brown Stout
Cogniac Brandy
Old Spirits
18th proof Whiskey
ChefryBounee made Of Old Spirits
5 pipes warranted Holland Gin
90 puncheons Rum
90 hhds. Sugar
25 bbls. do.
25 bags Coffee
5 do. Pepper
4 do. Cloves, Mustard, Mace, Nut
nnegs aud Cinnamon
$ do. Pinento
1000 cwt. Copperass
400 do. indigo
SO kegs Macabeap and Scotch Snuff
so reams writing Paper
M 10 boxes capcrs and sweet Oil
10000 Segars
1000 bushels st. Ubes Salt
Teas of the LATEST importation
pswder and Shot
Soap and Candes
October f8 Sw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
William Garner,

Has isst received and offers for sale at
his store on vowell's wharf,
4 pipes Holland Gin, received by the
General Lingan, direct from Holland
1ditto real Cognac brandy
2 cases half pint glass tumblers
IL hogsheads porter bottles
Gin cases and demJOhns of different
sizes 4
Salad Oil
10000 lbs. smithheld bacon
Soap by the bex.
ALSO ON HAND.
A general assortment OF Groceries as
usual. -,
October Is dim
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1915


VII IA AINfp OuCitI.
ALEXANDRIA, C0uNTY.
October Term, 1915.
"A RDEIsED that the administrator al
" y Thompson Violet, deceased, do ins
sert the following advertisement three
times q week, four weeks, in the Alexans
dria newspapers.
"A copy--test.
A. MOORE, Reg'r Of wills.
THIS is to give notice that the sub:
scriber of Alexandria County. IN Co
lumbia district, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county letters Of
administration on the personal estate
of THOMPSON VIOLET. late Of
said county; deceased All PERSONS llav-
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 Aprii
next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate and those
indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th of Ocs
tOber, 1915.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Admir- OF Thomson YioIettk
Oct. 10. Staw4w
& Orphans COUkr,
.ALExAKDRIA CousTY,
October Term, 1915.
nRDERED. that the administrator Of
VI Charles Lee, deceased. do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week, four weeks, in the Alexandria
newspapers.
A copy-Teste.
a. MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.
THIS is to give notice that the sulI-.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Alexandria County, 10 the Dis
trict Of Columbia, letters Of administra.
ton on the personal estate Of Charles
Lee, esq. deceased. -AIlpersons having
claims 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, or they nav by law be exS
scluded from all benefit to said estate
and those Indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th 0ctnf
Der, 1915.
WALTER JONES, Jr.
Admir- of Chales Lee, esq.
Oct. To- 5taw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04

&. Soal cat er.
Landing, aud for sale by the subscri.
Der, one thousand sides RED SOAL-
LEATHER.
JOHN G. LADD & co.
Who hupe also for Sale,
is casks Sd nd Tod Cut Nails. ii
October "a
l homas Mount
~ AS Just received by the ship Fair
American. Nicholas Moran master,
direct from, Bremen, IL cases 2 casks
{ .GER.ta.9.ly MANUFACTURERS 4
consisting of ribbapds, boot binding,
tapes, silk cord, purses, Sbusks, burning
glasses, toy watches, spectacles, snuff
boxes painted, waters, bone buttons,
marshes, skates, looking glasses, a yarie-
,ty of beads and toys--0n hand an assort-
ment Of hardware and cutlery, with va
riety of other gooos, which viii be sold
at bis store on Royal street, near the city
Hotel. On accommodating terms. 8
THOMAS MOUNT.
October II
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Orphans Court,

4aleraadria County, Oct. Term, 1915
"A RDERED- that the Executrix of Je-
V remiah A. Neale, decd. do insert
the following advertisement three tines
week, four weeks in the Alexandris
newspapers.
A Copy-Test.
A. MOORE, Reg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
Elegant ShaWls, &c.
David Peabody,

IDS 5ast receired an assortment Of
E,s LEGANT Merino and examine
So Shawls
,silk half handkerchiefs, black silk hand
kerchiefs &
Black, white and colored Virginia and
Florence silks
II few elegant hearth rugs
Two bales GOTTEN twist
One bale well charged rose blankets
One case platiIlas, one do. Britagnes
Fine German linens, & brown Hollands
Ladies' and Gentlemens' worsted hosi-
cry
0cfnhPr 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04
CARPEIING, &c. 4

&c. CARPE linz, &C.
Just rscsired from Nsw- York and nom
~ opening,
Brussels Carpcting,
Venetian do.
Ingrane do.
Kidderminster do,
All of which are superfne, and OF the
latest and most fashionable patterns.
A LIS o.
Florence Silks,
Levantine silk shawls Of different
sizes,
Irish Linens.
FIannels, Cloths, Lace Wells, India
Eottons. fine Nuns Threads, &c.
Tagetlier zcith their foruier Stock, Z
which makes their assortment pretty gen.
eral. all of which they wish TO dispose Of,
on the most liberal terms for cash, or to
yunctual customers. Therefore we most
earnestly request curfriends to call where
they may get good bargain. and at
least, a hearty welcome, at our store, one
door above Fairfax street, on King Street
alexandria.
~. u. Gernsan Linens direct from
Bremens
Wsthes's s. Herbert
A,,,..4 on
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04

a
Joel Il. Harper g. Co.
AT THE CORNER OF KING & RoTAI
8 STREETs,
Hc~e Just receiocd an assortment Of
SEASONABs Il GOOLS,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths superfine and Cd quality
Cassineres, worsted cords and cassinets
9 bales rose blankets
bale stripped do.
bale ffannels asserted
| bale coatings
Blue, drab and mixed plains
Worsted and cotton hosiery long and
short
Lambs wool do. do.
Blue, black, gray and drab stockinetts
Bonbazetts plain and figured
R0mbazeen. fancy vestings
Kid gloves long and short, colored and
white
Ladies' and gentlemens silk gloves, CO..
Iored and white
Beaver and dog skin do.
Black levantines
White and colored Virginia do. tnantua
Do. florence, plaid silk, florentine;
Sewing silk, thread colored and white |.
White and coIored cambrics
Ginghams and calicoes, irish hnsffs
Do. shirtings. shifting, cotton
Black and white silk hose
Bandano handkerchiefs
Black silk do. lb. pins
Ribbons plain and figured
100 dozen yarn hose
With a number Of other aticles which
they will sell, Wholesale or Retail, low
or Cash or to punctuaI Customers.
Oct. g. -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-04

Y. s. |. L. Thompson,
Have received by the Ship Joseph frott
London, the following articles
70 fine and superfne dressed and uHs
dressed Prints
GA spperfne Plaid Ginghams
go and Ga cambria muslins
Japanned, twillcd and striped, loom
seeded, vittoria and other fashiona.
bic fancy nauslins
Imperial patient cotton shirtinss +
London quiltings
Cotton hosiery, nadrass and mallabSr
hlkfs.
On HAND,
of former appropriations,
Rose and DufHe Blankets, fine Cloths
Flushing, Plains, Flannsls, Bockings,
Best Servings and Buttons.
Oct "a sDa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND, MARCH 9, 1915.

or Our paper of to-day, will be found to con.
tain variety Of interesting and important mat
ter. The official OF Com. Decatur, from which
It viii be seen that The Americans triumph in
spite OF capture, and that the Laurels which
bedeck the brow Of the Hero of Tripoli and
The conqueror of the Macedo oman, were not to
be piucked by an equal force neither have
they been furnished by surrender of the
Sword to an odds SO great, which to have con.
tended against. would have been making a n
useless sacrihce OF valuable lives. and have
rendered the Com as conspicuous for ;y,b,,,-
Genee as he ba, hitherto been distinguished for
courage and good conduct The reser
walton OF ten ihousdna troops upon the peace es.
northumberland the declaration fwar agans,
Aigiers,-are all subjects of deep national into.
rest. It's to he hoped, that III S turbulent lit
power, will speedily be coerced into a sense Of
justice towards America. and. that they will be
tfught the good old lesson of doing unto otIs,s.
as they SouH that Others should do unto Item.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS

The following high appointments have
been made by the President, with the ad
vice Of the Senate, viz:
JAMES MONROE Qate Secretary of War;
To be Secretary Of State of the u. States.
JoHN Quincy ADAMS, to be Minister
to Great Britain.
ALBERT GALIATIN, to be Minister to
France, vice William Crawford. resigse6
JAMES 4 BAYARD, to be Minister to
Russia, vice John Q. Adams.
JOSEPH ANDERSON, (uow a Senator
from Tcnnessee) TO be Comptroller Of the
Treasury. vice Ezekiel Bacon, resigned.
CHAaLEs J. INGERsoLL (now a Repre-,
sentative in Congress) to be Attorney of
the United States for the District of Penn.
syiVania, vice A. ]. Dallas, resigned.
Capts JOHN RODGERS, ISAAC HcLL.
and DAVID FoRTER. 70 cosstitute Board
Of Commissioners of the Navy under the ac;
recently passed. Nat. Int March 1.
Al the above nominations are said to
have been unanimously confirmed yester-
day, 9th the exception Of two, to each OF
which there was one negative.
The Office of Secrets ry OF War being nov
vacat.d by the return Of Mr.. Monroe 20 TIE
DeParument Of State, viii probably be 6il.
ed before Congress adjourns. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
March G.
THE ADJOURNMENT

After ii o'clock last night. the two houses Of
Congress separated, after having within the
last ten days, but particularly on yesterday.
gone through great mass of public business.
Much harmony has prevailed during the latter
days ofthe session, and many measures have
passed through the prevalence Of spirit of
concession, which would otherwise have been
rejected.
The Peace Establishment, after much diff.
Guilty between The two houses, was at length
liked to ten thousand men, and law passed
accor dinghy.
The bill for an Extra Session was negatived.
WILLIAM TX. CaAwFoRD, Of Georgia,
liate minister to Frsnee) is appointed by The
President, with the consent 81 the Senate, to
be Secretary OF War, vice James Monroe re.
signed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
WASHINGTON, March 9
WAR WITH ALGIERS.

The House of Representatives having YES
terday removed the injunction of secrecy
from the proceedings which have taken
place in conclave. it appears that bill, o.
which the following is copy, has passed
both Houses OF Congress-, and now awaits
the signature of the President, which it
will doubtless receive.
The measure embraced. in the fol-
lowing act is one which has been antici-
pated by every reader, conversant with the
history of our relations with Algiers, from
the moment Peace was proclaimed anil,
we feel assured, will receive the almost u
unanimous appreciation of the Nation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
New YoRK, Feb. Is.

An officer of the Wing privateer, which
arrived here yesterday, states, that in lat.
~. long. SO. they spoke Spanish brig,
bound from Amelia Island to St. Bartholo-
news, who informed them of their having
spoken Spanish ship from Cadiz. by which
they we're told that an Algerine frigate had
captured the U States, brig Syren. after an
action ct two hours, the Syren being finally
Carried by boarding.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08
WAsm1Ncrox. March /.

WASHINGTON, March 1
Cory Of a letter from Com. ID. T. Paffer.
son 90 rte Secretary Of The Many, dated
New Orleans, Sd February, 1915.
I do myself the honor to enclose you a
copy Of letter addressed to tn navy on this
station, by his ExceIlency the Governor OF this
state.
have the honor to be, &c.
DAN'L I. PATTERSON,
The Hon. B. w. Crowninshield,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
Coky Of a letter from WfIiam c. c. Clai.
borne, GoUernor offhe state If Louisiana,
TO Com. ID. IT. Patterson, dated
New Orleans, January e8th, 1915.
have been witness of your uSwea-
ried exeFtions and steady 6rmness during the
late struggle am very sensible Of the obIi.
cations LOUISIANA is under to you, aud to the
portion ofthe United States Navy which YOU
command, for most jealous and efFectual co
operation in the defence &C its cAPtrAG Re-
csive, then, Yourself. end be good enough to
convey to the officers and men under your or
ders, my warmest thanks
The misfortune which attended our Gun
boats on the lakes, is, on account Of the many
brave men who fell on the occasion, cause o.
sincere regret but we know that the unoou 4
conflict was for a length OF time gloriorsIy
mainl aimed cor was tho A & Of QUE country
struck until our gallant tars had added still
more iustre to the naval character which sin i,
cerely hope you may long 1--we to sustain, and
IN those conspicuous stations which YOU so
well deserve 70 occupy.
I have The honor 90 D.. a.
WILLIAM c. G CLAIBORNE.
Governor OfLouisisns.
Capt Daniel r. Patterson,
Naval commander on the
New Orleans ststion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08

from Parfs faisers TO the 23fh January re-
cefued oy The hrivatc armed schooner
ourfrize. Translated for fhe Nezy- York
Commercial .4dverYiser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08

Pickering, Piper. Pitkin, sIaymaker, Smith OF
Pen. Stanford, Strong, StuIges, Targart.
Thompson, Vose, Wheaton, White, Wilcox,
Wilson IF Mas-32.
And the bill having been engrossed, was
read third time. passed. and sent to the Sc
nate by the hands of Mr.. CASTOR, and Mr.. For,
syth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-08

Thursday. Mareh 9.
The bill was returned from the Senate, they
having passed it without amendment And
The injunction of secrecy was removed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-27
COIEIIEAYC.4rLON

-, II rs asScd-i Whether the eve of :, Surveyor. or.
II you bettr, the centre Of his compass is MOI
inc centre Of the holisOn for that Surveyor 5-and.
whether, surprising the variation 10 he nothing and
consequently te needle TO be ia the meridian \ lime
"te Edsf. or d"e Ueaf, would, tor tict g1tr~ye,tor.
be amy thing else eha Inc cO.uciiing with the Fau
tor, or Eost and Hest diameter, of his compass
q Whether. by drG1eiHr EAe ll7ic Vsvt (see the
5th article OF die treaty) the Corlm Intended
or could intend any other operation than this viz -
C'at a merriam passing through the middle Of Con.
neclicut river being ascer,incd and The 45tb depree
o; North LEI III that meridian taken Surveyor n,ac.
ell at the point OF intersection of the twomag,ary cir
cifs' VIZ the meridian and the parallel Of lat and
considering his eye or the centre ri his commas a,
Ihe centre oi the horizon, aud making due allowance
'cr the variation, should draw line Westwardy coin
eidng With The equatorial diameter oil his compass OF
horizon "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-27
Prom late Enelsh i,ahers.

LONDON, 1hrR 8.
\ FHvate letters Brought by the Brussels
sim' arrived in town this morning, mention
fhat skirrnish had taken place on the from
yer near knoxville, between party Of Prus-
fan t'ugzars and French Light Horse, and
lat the latter had been cut tn pieces.-The
i9uerS also mention the rival OF tie Duke
~ wellington at BRUSSELS.
once Saturday We have received most A.
fuhnaut supply Of German and Dutch pa
prs An article from Vienna notices an at
tempt On the part Of some Freedmen to
talIy oil clandestinely the sonof Bonapartc
~ Tue Archduchess Maria Louisa, but the
" oect was defeated The Duke of Wei
!lston left Vienna for Brussels on the Goth,
IN Vake the command of the grand Allied
4. my Berthier (the Prince of Neufchatel)
81 pears, remains true to the cause Of Louis
~ ~ and has gone on mission to the king
:.'"Ffria, to rouse, Unnecessary, that Sove-
~ once more against Bonaparte. In the
e"UatIne, the allied Sovereigns continue, to
-. Onward their troops towards France, &
60 denmark supplies q contingency of 49,
" men TOR the great cause.
r. Vienna, Hfarch IL.
"a, ~ the evening Of the 10th grand Coun-
So war was held, composed of Prince
|enburgh, the Duke Of Wellington,
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kNTICE

SHEREBY GRE v, TWqT
4 the mex August CDnrt of Matthews County. ~
IN t'e Conrt-house thereof I shall sell at Publ.
Auction, tor cash, 'ou h Of all the
L-GyN7jS s. LOTS,
IN That county, .returned Delinquent for the MN
payment OF he Taxes, prior To 1914 as will be
shall remain unpaid, asd ten per centum dnnaoas
thereon.
r, The sales will commence on the first day of the
Court' and continue from day day, until iI.ey sbsD
be completed ~
49, Il he Subscriber is authorised 10 receive nlI cnch
Taxes ard Damages at anytime before the land sail
list oi delinqueneies may be seen IN the Clerk,s
Der, or, IN the Office Of the Auditor of Public A.
cO,rht5 "
PERRIN SMITH,
,,.o- @cr.F'ef hattie os Co,,nls.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-27
TO PL-4N'TERS, -NERCKI-N'7Ey a. 15775
ERG

4 Person who has been regularly h ed to business
"a Ia the early part ofhis life in Merchants ecu, =
ins-hohe m London, and sI0 sinc" ~, has be,r -,
Ihe Ilaeuce oi IN VIRGINIA. is about enn,rkine t.
e" weeks tor England, AID offers bis a.ereya - ..-
wees tnany one who may hav.. business IN tb,, Com,
try, :" sc.tand or Ireland Re vii eoeag il The. set
tehen' % my accounts, the collection of debs III.
recovery oi AIRY estate there, an the requirement of
any Information, ort the estahiishmcut Of . ~. p
eu " SnnSt'ntrt, *ny iaet, -luc.daie any mi
s,"e'.iS suJeci' that ar may be tig=trd Sc -
lie WIZ seize goods :ron In dete,t manufacturers
and trsdrsnen, asreeabl- 10 orders a,d So selec,
snip them T, part Of the U. S.---In avid h..
""' "Huert'te aHy general par icular bnsi, g 9 in
ti;oS- Countries, upon Commss:on--snl as lie res;
leh'e lio, some consider bi tine 81 ieast) VI he
London, lac will tire T. ceve whatever, nroiuoe
=, y oe oo9si?hI t. HIM for sale, p' gng hInacif !,
me disposal ,hcreo 20 10 evev ting t1lte ,,tnoe, -
his power tor the interest those O. cerred
ne trusts ni' ah'ies are elnai an busiaess he,
may or would u"dertake-the most drlieat. comm
nrai?ns IN o'herrespeeis my BE safely epose in lis
II reference Is fl 'rtfi the Editor Of this paasr.
My o7.---ar f'~ r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-27

State Papers vet breathe az much Of the ge-
ner"ns revolutionary principles as it is posi-
ole perhaps for F"enciirnan to indulge
re still delights to speal. of the rights OF the
cceopie, the origin OF all legitimate power as
founded on the viii of the nation. the rcsnon-
sioiiity OF Sings to thcAr subjects. Even now
he would slsh for Republic, if he did not
Sign tn see France unfit for it.
Whether Ialleyrand is the weather-w;se
fontic'an which he has always proved him-
self to be, or whether Carnot is again to be-
noid the hohapartes supplanted by the Bour-
DohS, few short weeks must decide If the
bouroons are res ID, 1alieyrand NAV still
ride on the top # the wave (: if the star OF
bonaparte prospers, he will live aud de AN
exile IN a foreign land