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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25

In addition TO tine subjects mentioned
above, brief memoirs of distinguished per-.
sons, and obituaries, the subjects of which,
IN remarkable manner, i'm their last hours
illustrate and exemplify the truth and power
OF Christianity, will find a place in the
Christian Monitor.
Advertisements will be entirely excluded,
except SO far as Literary Notices may
come under that head. AS the Editor fully
believes that sound learning is a most uses
iui handmade Of trXe Religion. notices of the
KIND mentioned will find ready admittance
and especially those Of important publica.
tons in Theology -,
In the undertaking proposed, the Editor
mas IN view the god of his fellow men. He
,e'ieves that re- sim is necessary for the
happiness of man. and the well being Of so.
ciety. In short. he believes that without it,
learning Is apt to degenerate into ursup-
portable intellectual pride patriotism, into
iawless ambition and the ease and leisure
OF retired lite, into ruinous "reminiscences
ne, therefore, deeply CONSCIOUS too of his
'ncapacity, ventures TO present himselft to the
pubic as the Editor of religious paper,
and ne asks the assistance of all who think
and feel with him, and are able and willing
to promote his designs.
JOHN H. RICE.
Richmond, Feb. IS, 1915.
CONDITIONS.
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obtained.
2 Ii will be published on every Saturday,
and VIII be printed on medium paper, with
an elegant new type; each number to COM
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ny year; or three dollars should payment
be delayed until after that period,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25
BOSTON, Feb. IL.

Last evening arrived IN town, from Chatham,
Capt Livingston aad mats. late Of the schooner
Atlas, Of Newburyport. Tie A. was from Eli ;
zabeth City, and having put into Chatham, was
there drove on shore.
From Cioacssfey, Feb. 10, A NJ" Arrived,
last evening, private armed ship Orlando, Cap
tain Babson, Of this port from cI1ize Of two
months add seventeen days She has tai en- on
ly two vessels, one arrived, and the other an
american brig, belonging to n. Bedford, frem
South Carolina, captured for having a British
license. She parted from her this morning, and
she Is now standing 10, 4 lea. TO the s Y. The
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25
COMMUNICATIONS

Married-On Tuesday evening the 18th
instant, Mr.. William Hatcher, of Chester.
field County, to the amiable Alias Tolks, one
OF the many daughters of Mr.. B. folks, dee /.
OF said county.-May he prove the tender
husband !; and she the ebedient wife.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25

or Such of the inhabitants of Richmond as
have been accustomed, and may be disposed to
worship IN the Capitol, are respectfully in.
formed, that am now ready to resume nv
former station there. rhe liberty of the house
Tor public worship has been politely and
che ertully granted by the Governor. Divine
service viii be performed there on Sunday
next, at the usual hour The giving of thanks
to God for the return OF peace will be our
pleasing employment on that day
Febrsary Is.
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[ wish to hire
For me present year, sic or e,ght
NEGRO MEN g BOYS.
February IS. g.
N O IC r..

TIME SUBSCRIBERS in consequence of their
Il recent misfortune by fire, have determined
to discontinue for a few months their GROCE.
RY BUSINESS, and to devote their attention
solely to business in the COMMISSION LINE,
for which purpose they have taken the LUM-
Der HOUSE next to their Former Stand.
where they are prepared to receive Country
produce on Storage.
. They take this opportunity to Inform their
Creditors that thew may be Under no apprehen.
sions from their late disaster, but TO call as
heretofore and as heretofore they will not
be diappointed.
They indulge the hope that the knowledge
OF their loss, which was not inconsderable,
will serve as an additional motive to those in
debted to them to be PUScrUAL in their paw.
ments.
MATTHEW Fl. RICE & Co.
18th February, 1915. #
vIRGINIA:
.dT Rules holden m tie elerk's Office ofhie So
berior Court of Chdgcerv for fhe Richmond
District, the 30th day Of January, 1915.
James Morrison, PIT.
Robert Campbell, Robert Gordon, and Jonnett
his wife, and James Carrie, which said James
and Jannett, are heirs al law of James Currie,
deceased, as well as the heirs and legal re-
representatives., of William Curre, deceased.
Robert HICKS Nathaniel ). Dailan1, and Sally
his wife, formerly Sally Hicks, John Hicks.
an infant Son Of John Hicks, deceased, which
said Robert, Sally, and John, are heirs ofthe
said John Hicks, deceased, A. Kirkpatrick.
surviving executor Of David Duncan, deceas.
ed, William G.. Pendleton, Register of the
Land Office OF Virginia. and james WEIGH.
and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Marga.
rett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun.
can, children and heirs at law Of David Dun
can, deceased. /: Defts.
THE Defendants A. Kirkpatrick, James
WEIGH, Nathaniel s Dallam, and Sally his
wife, and Samuel Duncan, David Dupean, Mars
garrett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun
can, children and heirs at law Of David Dun
can, deceased, not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according TO the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants of tis country us orr
de,ed, That the said Defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City Of Richmond, Tor two
months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol, in the said City.
a coPY-~TEsrR,
WILLIAM w. HENNING, &C.
February II. wsw.
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COMMUNICATED

Died-At his seat in Gloucester County,
on the 10th OF February, Wi.Ham Pogyel
6yrd. Esq OF Westover, Charles City coun>
y. IN the 3Sth year of his age.-The writer
Oh ms from long and intimate aeauaint-
ance Win MN In the early part of his life,
Shew nun to be most sincere friend, af i.
lec'lona6e and tender in his family. and
above al, "a truly honest man,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25

We are credibly informed that the LADY
OF Albert Gallatin has received a letter
frem him, dated Client, December %
wherein he states" We have this day
signed I. Treaty highly honorable 90 the u.
Sfafes. Pit. True liner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25

Orlando has seen no vessels whatever, except
those taken, and saw no cruizsr, American or
British.
The above brig is the George, Captain Amy,
from Georgetown, 8. C. bound to N. Bedford,
cargo rice. cotton and molasses, captured 9th
inst. lat SO, Ion. 20, 80. Cspt. Leslie, the SUI
percargo, who arrived in town last evening
informs, that they sailed from G. Jan. %, in Co.
with the brig Anna. Maria, Deiano, for N Bed
ford. A few hours out, towards night. Disco
vered a frigate standing to the s. under easy
sail, apparently not noticing the two vessels
in the evening, saw her, with glass, in full
chase, which she continued until 10 next morn
ing, endeavoring' to cut the George off from
the land, but finding she could not exceed, she
tackled and gave chase to the Anna NJ aria,
which had altered her course, aud WAS standing
off to the r.. At this time she was not TO be
seen from the George, but it was presumed the
irigate had sight fiber, as gun was heard in
that direction, about one hour afterwards.
The George saw nothing else except schr.
and sloop standing to the until she was cap
tured. On the lst inst. experienced a severe
gale.
Left at Georgetown schr. Olive Branch, and
schr. 49,, Iiliinghost, both loading. Sioop
boston, Tarr, for N. Bsdfor.!, sailed about 10
days previous. No late arrival at Georgetown,
except Swedish schr. captain Stevens, from
Turks Island, cargo salt. reported that the Is :
land was overlooking with that article which
was very cheap. She saw no crsizers.
Capt. Leslie understood on board the Orlans
do, that she had been cr,iizing off The Western
Islands, Madeira, &C.; and coming homeward,
passed to wiadward Of some of the w. India
Is ands. She had boarded an English vessel
from the coast of Barbary, prize to the Young
Wasp. OF Ph'ad also. Spanish ship from
t.'mt for Cadis, and Frencn vessel Som Qua
daiouPe, bound nome.
~ .---..
A NIERIC a " $1,000 OF 1sr An III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25

Circular 20 the Marshals Of the U. States.
Office of Commissary General of Prisoners
Washington, Feb. IS, 1915.
SIR,
In consequences Of the conclusion of a
PEACE between the United States and
Great Britair, which has been this day pro-
claimed by the President. British subjects,
resident in this country. cease to be Alien
Enemies.
You will therefore consider all restrictions
heretofore imposed on persons of that de,
scription, (not Prisoners of WARY on ac-
count of the character attached to them by
the existence of hostiiities, as at an end /;
and You are requested TO take immediate
measures to discharge all such persons,
within your District. from any and every
restrain, imposed on that account.
have the honor TO be. sir. your most o,
bedient servant,
J. MASON.
Marshals of the District of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25
THE ILLUMINATION, Sc,

On Saturday last. several National Sa
lutes were fired, and the star-spangled ban.
ner of America. and the red cross flag o.
britain were displayed together near the
City Hall. during the day.
AZ night general Illumination took
place. and number of rockets were fir
ed, some Of them made by one of our citi-
zens, in imitation Of the British Congreve
ID.
Ten sail of the enemy's Fleet, retreating
from New Orleans, arrived off ST. Mary's
Bar on the 18TH ult (eleven DAYS after
the troops were Withdrawn from before
New-Orleans) sod, If is said were enqui.
ring for pilots for rybee Bar.
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restraint imposed on that account.
have the honor to be, sir, your most o I,
bedient servant.
Marshals of the District of
NOTICE.
Office Of Con,,iisszry Gen: of Prisoners,
FEB. 20.1815.
mutual restoration Prisoners of War
having been provided for by the Treaty of
Peace recently concluded with Great Bri-
tain, all officers belonging to the service of
the United States. whether of the Army,
Navy. or Militia /; and all other persons, CT
tizens or residents Of the same, who NAV
have been captured during the late war and
paroled by the enemy, and who are now
within the u. States are hereby declared
discharged from parole, and as free to DO
military dnty, in any capacity.or to enter in
tn any other service orr employment, as if
they had never been captured.
]. MASON.
We have seen letter, dated Darien,
january 20, which says Gen Blackshear
Win l,io0 men are N their march for Fort
harrington, and is supposed already to have
crossed the Ohoopie. We are all in good
spirits here. and are sure that we can repel
the enemy" Charleston Ep. Posi-.
Major Gen Jacob Brown departed from
Washington City on Saturday morning, on
ms return to the frontier.
Previous to his departure, he was pre-.
sented with an invitation to Dinner by the
members of Congress, and to Ball on the
same evening by the citizens; to both o {
which he returned for answer, that, but for
military duties which demanded his imme-
date attention. he would with pleasure a.
vail himself OF them. Mar. Inr.
BENJAMIN RUGGLEs is chosen Sena-
tor in Congress from the state of OHIo,
vice Joseph Kerr, whose term of service
expires the 4th OF neyt month. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25

BENJAMIN RUGGLEs is chosen Sena-
tor in Congress from the state of ONO,
vice Joseph Kerr, whose term OF service
expires the 4th OF neyt month. 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25
Dan. DIPNALL
.N. " Lee. Lona0a Street.

Erfracf Of letter from a gentleman of
PhHadelhhia to his friend in thai eify,
dated
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01
: LOOK HERE.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

Plymouth Beach Lsae,y, now drawing in
Bosion. Highest Prize $4,000 to be dsawn in a
few days. Tickets, (warrxnted undrawnl Sllesch.
Grand .NaTona. Lot.frg. now a awing In
Baltimore. Five Prizes Of $4,000 Highest izes,
warranted undrawn Tickets s esch
Grand onion Cana L..lCry. now drawing
in Boston-Warranted undraWn 4 lckets e,3 SO.
P,RuIar 80 iiHe" Canal L9fferI, commen-
drawing in Bos,oc, this month-- s 600 Hga
est Prize--on.y S5 per Ticket. az soon rise.
Bahfist Stone ChGfef Loifrry, commences
drawing in Bristol, this month--S 5000 Highest
rrize-Tickts IS each.
Washington 8rtfse LOTTERY, commences
drawing in New-Haven next mon'h In this Lotte
ry there are sore Prizes than Blanks! Tickets only
Five Dolhrc each-S5oo0 dishes; Prize and New
York Money received at par.
TICKETS AND SHARES,
In variety of numbers, for safe al J. G. SHAW's,
Where will be received, orders, Tor Tickets in
oil the pfhcipal Lotteries in the Union.
NeyboV Oct 25, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01
New and Cheap oods.
WILLIAM 'riLLEY, Sd.
- or CHEAPEST SIDE,

40. LEA, Ihamss-sfreeg,
HAS just received from the last arrivals other
Il 4 supply OF GOODS, which now makes his
sor,ment complete, which he will sell lower than
can be purchased any where else in Newport.
lie keeps const ,ntiy for saea complete as
sortmenl of supelfne Brosdclo,hs and Cassirneres,
common do and general assortment of French,
English, India and American Goops ~
Those who wish TO purchase Goods cheap will
please to call at No l24 Thames street, where
they will find Fiarnels a, lse per yard, dark blue
Caiicoes 2S cts do. and kid Gloves at ls6 pair l.
Italian Grapes and imitation Shawls. cheap &c. &c.
New-York Money and Treasury Notes taken at a
small discount. Ocs. ls, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01
Rhode.Islmd BRIDGE C0mtany.

A meeting OF lie r hodelslsnd Bridge Com
"A pany at the state-ilouse, in Newport, on the
9th day of October, A d. 1915
TOteG unanimously, That an assessment OF Ten
Dollars be and hereby is made upon each Share IN
the Stock Of this Company and that Five Dollars OF
said assessment be paid to the Treasurer at the
Bank of Rhode island, BY the Stpckholders or
before the first Monday in November St aLd Five
Dollars on or before the first Monday in December
pext, for the purpose Of repairing the Bridge 81
fiowland's Perry.
Joted, That Ire Directors be instructed TO take
the speedy and eiectuai measures TO repair
said Bridge, and that they be authorized TO draw
the Treasurer for the amount paid on The assess
ment above made.
Joted, That these resolutions be published three
weeks successiveiy IN The newspapers Of tins town.,
in the Boston Centinel and New-Bedtord Mercury.
WILLIAM TlSDALE, Clerk
.Sc1,bort, Ccs f8, 1915
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New Goods.
PETER p. REMINGTON,
NOTICE..
Io az uh0m 1t May c0neein.


v0U are hereby notified that the Direct Tax Of
i the United States, for 1915, has become due
and payable, and tha, attendance will be given TO
receive the same al the following times and places,
viz.
At the tavern of John amer, in the town of
Tivertou, and County Of Newport, from the 18th TO
the 18th November, inclusive.
At the store of Amy & Manchester, in the town
of Tverton and County Of Newport, from the 10th
to the 18th, OF November, inclusive.
At Judge Palmer's store, in the town of Little
Compton. and County of Newport, from the 18th
10 the 2zd of November, inclusive ~
At the tavern Of O. Green, in the town of Ports.
mouth, and County of Newport, from the 23j TO
the 25,h of November, inclusive
At tn. house of Charles Collins Esq. in the town
of Warren and County of Bristol, from the 18th to
the 10th Of November, inclusive.
At the tavern Of Josiah Knnicutt, in the town
of Darlington and County OF Bristol, from the 18th
TO the 20lh of November, inclusive.
At the Collectors Office, in the town'of Bristol,
and County of Bristol, from the 18th to the 2Sd of
November, inclusive.
At the Collectors Office, sn Newport, for the
town of Newport, Jamestowa, Middle,own, and New.
Shoreham, from the 9th OF November to the Ilth
Of December.
And that correct copies OF the Tax Lists remain
with the Principal Assessor of this Collection Dis
trict open to the inspection of any person who may
apply TO inspect the same.
You are hereby further notified, that the duties on
household Furniture, and on gold and silver Watch.
es, have become due, and that attendance will be
given at the foregoing times and places TO receive
tie same
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY.
Collector for the First Collection Dist'ies
IA the State Of Rhade-hiand
Newport, October 25. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01
NEW GOODS.
'tfH be ofened ihis day,
CAT the sign of ehe Golden Eagle,)
No l37 Names. 81
10 bales Day GooDs,

10 bales Day GooDs,
Consisting of fine and low priced black, blue,
brown and olive Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Hunters
Cloths and plains, yellow, red, white and green
FIanneis, Bombazetts. Wildbores. Vestngs, black
worsted Hose, Shawls, silk Hankerchets and worst
ed Bindings .3iso, a few pieces mixed and dssb
Cassimeres, very elegant, India Cotton, ls6 per d,
Longeloths, Twist, Shirtings, &c.
All the above Goods will be sold at very reduced
prices for cash only. A. RICHMOND,
Hcf lN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01
NEW GOODS.
Z NICHOLAS GEFFROY.

{ In addition 90 his .former assortment,
LAS Just received an assortment of LOOKING
IL GLASSES, PLATES and TU.JfBLERS.
from the Manufactory at Hamburg, part of which
Will be framed shortly. Should any Glasses be want
ed to fit old frames, will furnish them with all 81.
zes commonly used. Ihave just received punchs.
Sd proof st. Croix Rum, pure as imported --Oiso,
Sugar, Tea. Coffee, Corn, Rye and Oats, and Phil
adeIphia Flour.
lie also manufactures as formerly Gold q
Silver WARE; and keeps constant supply ~
Watches, Watch Materials, Cutlery, Pocket Books,
Tea Pots, Tea Trays, pain, Boxes, aud variety o.
other articles too numerous TO menton.--Segsrs,
bladders Snuff for New.york money-snd gives
the true value OF old Gold and Silver, according to
its standard. .4so, buys old Copper and Pewter.
The above mentioned articles VIII be sold at the
lowest reduced price, for money especially short
credit sept 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01

voice.
THE Stockholders of the MARINE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY are hereby notified, that by avo,e
of the Directors, passed the l7th INST in oonformi
ty to the 5th Article of The Charter OF said Compa-
ny, the payment OF one half the Iastslme~t whch
falls due the fist day of November next is sus-
pended until the first day of February next.-And
Notes for said one half, being Five DOLLARS on
each share, with approved endorsers, payable at
either of the Banks in this town, viii DC received in
par, payment of said Instalment The Banks where
the said Notes are placed for collection.
CHRIS FOWLER, President
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SAL 1.

l. OR sale--3000 bushels TuISS.lsand coarse Salt
= Apply on board big Polly, and at the store on
Perry s.wharf HENRY TEW, jr
.Nelsport. OcLoter lS 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01

no. ll3, 2hqnes-street,
HAs just received an extensive assortment Of A.
L merican supeif fine VoluTn and other PAPER,
aud patest account BOOKS, of all descriptions,
which he is Determined to sell as cheap as can be
purchased in this state. Oct IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-02
Plaster Paris.
L.aWRASOT g FOWLE,
HAVE FOB, SALE

The Cargo Of schooner Brazilian, Cap
tain Pote, from Moose Island !
Consisting Of =
$50 tons Plaster Paris,
s 100 Grind Stones,
s7 barrels tanrers' Oil,
6 casks Copperas, ','@N -
Also laraing and for Sale,
2pipes Holland Sin,
4 g ditto Tenerife Wine,
l. ditto Port of a superior quality,
ditto Catalonia do.
/ case domestic manufactured Cot.
tons, Ginghanls, &c.
April %. If
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-30
ALGERINE PRIZES.

The capture of a part of the Algerins
squadron, b. Com. Decatur, IS cophrmed, An
the late English papers, which speak of the
affair in very handsome terms; and also by
the arrival at Providence, of the Brazilian,
Capt. Snow, from Gibraltsr. Capt. S. left
Gibralter | sth July, where he obtained the most
ample and authentic intelligence OF this event.
The Algerine fiiCate Messoda, OF IS guns
and 500 men, bearing the admirals flag was
tough, of Capo de Gait, by the Guerrier a.
lone TO which she struck, after en- action OF
one hour and half having lost "a killed,
and % wounded (; the Guerrero had woun'
dcd only ;---anothcr frigatc anc corvette, were
taken Off Cape PAlos ; but the particular CIR
cumstnnccs attending the last captures, are
not mcntioscd, although letters had been re-
ccivcd at Gibralter from Capt Lewis, OF the
Gurricrc, confirming the fact, aud stating also,
that on their arrival a, Carthagcna they were
ordered away, and had proceeded TO Ioulon'
Capt. =. also confirms the news OF Dutch
fleet Of S friga,cs aud brig having passed
up the Mediterranean, and OF the arrival at
Gibralter, Of a Swedish ffisatc, es tho van
guard OF much larger force destined against
tho Barbary powers.
IL is als. stated, that Mr.. Sprsgue, an
American merchant, resident in Gibral:cr,
had received letters from Capt. Smith CT Sa-
len, and his officers prisoners in Algicrs, sta
ting, "tlat they were very we'll treated by
the prcscn, Dcy, and that their was no dono',
that the momen, the American feet appeared
off Algiers, an Immediate treaty would take
place, on the most favorable terms to Ameri-
ca" The long toms Of our squadron, will, We
expect, produce sdsrs arguments with his
barbarian majesty.
An arrival at New.York, from the Isle OF
MDN brings an account. as received 'hstc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-30
DIsCONTENTS IN FRANCE.

The London Courier, Of the l7lh July, has
the following remark on the rolicy which
Louis lsIh has assumed, in forming his new
ministry. "Paris continues 10 be the scent,
of great agitation --Rerot,s of plo!s are in
general circulation. Is this 10 be wondered
a, after the selection cf the new ministry
",he 'iois.y Of the inrciior," S : one Paris
paper, has been twice offered TO Cafnot, nrtl
twice refused by him. Really il is no, easy
TO recover from the as,onishmeDt into which
we have been thrown, by tie choice of the
new French ministry Ii is perfectly incx
plicable. Why were The allie, so cesi,ous ot
the restoration Of Louis XVIII ? Deesusc
they relied upon j, that he would pu' :IoNn
the principles and the met that had ser; tu-
rope in state ef insecurity and alarm Ior w.
wards Of twenty years. II was not so mrch
from persopal regard FOR him. good andsr
be as he is. as from a conviction thai ne woG.'
utterly iseoun,cnarcc oil those parties b..
had made France power Wits saic; u ~ss
impossible to establish nry relsiiucs ef au.i,v
or peace. They dii ret 60 to war TO ,csen.
these mrn ;npovfr, !io's a'ca. cny I.
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Perfect tranquility prevailed. Nothing ex.
cited the idea Of the t,iumph Of party on the
contrary every thing announced the concur
renee cf al parties in en- unanimous and
hcnceforwasd unalterable senument--deyoIn
and loyalty to the Monarch, the union of all
efforts to restore liberty TO France under
protecting goveInmen and hapPine through
peace which all Europe desires, and which
will be sealed by this great event.