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u " CHANCERY az a Conrt he'd For

CHAN Gerry AT Court held for
> Irii'ee Edward county, July TIE i7tf, 1915
CEI iasks ard BENJAMIN II. Price o76igiprrrs a.-st
:lihain Morgan and Iucy his wife, formerly Lacy Has
Nuns ana Nni'isr Of Re, in. Esskins, decd ard .hsos
rick & ItaS.s The administrator and onc Of the I.t.l
o. inc s,id benin tasAil', Creed Ha1ii,s. Aaron isas
iin ~'ward i!as,ans. Jaires W. e. Haki,.s Ph,al,e
itas;'i'f, Aiired iiasSin Martha H.,sns. and Eli,
iias,i's ne infant hroers al, sisters ofsaid Benjamin
The compliments fled tier BILL and te Defendants CO.
eeii Niiam Morgan aud Lucy his WIFE, fled their answer
an TIE sad VIM Morgan not having entered his
Hnl gwen security according Act of the Genera! A.
seaiy ana The rules OF this court, ard IL appearing 10 the
ausi"eto OF the coart that heis hfant OF iris
1Hte -t ordered That tie said Dpfat william, RJoasn
10 appear here on the first day OF October court next and
answer te complainant and skew cause sr,;ust lie
aeni the Tract OF Land IN the bin mentioned; and thar
Cory o. ms oer be forhwith inserted in some one Of the
puiIe Newspapers printed in The city fRchuoIr fcr Two
months ad ALSO posted Ike fontoo. of tn
eourthouSe Of ihis county.
copy.--I,yie, RLWOEsHiNi de-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
.YEvflE SUBSCRIBERS have inst rcce,;v
y es. anil oar For sae
So pieces best tsi' ,ac';ay
holes confirming 1st f'ecti bs,tTir-
p nsis ,1rtai0ng All p,cfs Csefrna', or..iy,,ra.
box containing 100 pieces book CHECKS
do. 100 chects
10. che ciS, connon.
IL trunks Cd and - cotton c,mrc. cotton 5.rii-
gireuns, hlack cambre. elegant S,lv csse Irish !sn
,na;5cii,cs yssti'g, resi- neil Sjn,srs
The above ARTICLES viii be offered 1T private ,Ic MI
wednesday the eot inst 1t low prices and fra crt,t
i, naisnee then remaining on ld win b. sold Pa-
Auction
THEY HfYE IN STORE,
100 ware.
cO hhiL M,,scovado Suzpr
90 ,r'rF'JS prime old Baits,rore ,-t:s'-.v
20 pmieivcns five favored cririie 81 avi 9th prof
Antigua rum
20 i'Nls. prime Pennsylvania wh;sssey
100 hays coiltc,
SO tons h,r iron
~ half figgots crawiey steel
% ib.s. ginss war;,
900 sacks sdt
% hhs corpeTas.
1ioncur-, Robinson 8 Picasants,
Vendoe Masters.
we are now receiving. By the Oliver Ellsworth direc,
from Lertos $50 Nlroc nsS,rtnents equal A.
gvrtlc Eoilpnd Gun. III p ~ y
Scptt ,',hcr 20. --+F
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NOVICE.

NV ! AOEIs
7g7l!B Subscriber intending 10 reside in the
4 country, requests those per,ons Chat be dispo.
sed to purchase Goals, 10 apply 20 Lewis, Per-
kins @ Go. 1t the south teperneut ofColonel Bui-
locks buildings, frontirr the Basin, who viii eve
the most prompt attention 70 ~ applications.
WIN &. FOVAII,
40-ft
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JOHN KING
WILLIAM DERSON

EER Ship Canton, rlrrr CRATES EARrHEN-
Z WARE, well assorted; aus few sacks Liver
POOL Salt; anil is daily expecting 10 receive qgsu-
tity of loaf sugar and nails
September l6. so-Sr
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SCHOOLS

" We BRING the subject forward MIRO in hi, .l,ape-e
' soon have occasion 'oretouc H. ard po ote citizens
o Richmond Norfolk, &c.&e. shy thcy have 8, ,o ,,f
fiai genius 10 wiiher,or run Wild, in The street,!
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4 CHANCERY :--Mccklenburg Coun-
4 ~ court, 10th June. 1915.
Francis Brooke 2liH AGAINST Edward Fv,ns ,,S,J u
vans ard w .llam Pcttus, D.!tRS1str.
iht Defendant Edward Evans having entered his
spptaia5ee aeeorng 10 to Actor Assembly and the Rus
OF ms Court and i appearing the satisfaction OF The
Court tat u. Is not an nialiant Of this State On the mo
to' o. 1e fiuiih by his Attorney. is ordered That he
Ip mere OF me FIRST Say q Oeuher Court next aleI,-
er ms appearance and Gns@erthe panls bill and give
security Tor rurnig thesleere of ie Court; and hat
copy 81 TINS order be inserted IA Of The s.wtlntrs
pr IN hehmond, Tor TWO months succossivc!y-ad thar
hccpy thereof he posted at die iont door of the Corhopsr
ofthe SAID County. '
"A coPy.-ItSe. JOHN IL HApnyE = a..
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WNL W. HENNiSG, &C.
S4-EgW


benar!e County, 81 % July 1915.
William C. Garner. complainant. Against Souo Sfo,lJal,l
ard chies 8eeui, Dctliia1s,s--IN CFIANCYRY
THIS day csne he complainant BY bis counsei ard the
defendant solomon S;oard not having his appear
aud the Rules OF this Court, ana Il Appearing ,ie Sas
acton OF the Court THAT he's inhlbtit o. this Conn,
ionwcclsh, The motion of die eo,nniainint IL Is c "a
~ c ceit, That Tic said def iant 70 app az >e on sc
rNt Monday ~ November next ard a,Str the hi of the
complainant oi;d that copy OF ,I orl IL. forthwith IN
SCI ts III Some ore OK te newspapers lhihcl Ia the Cty
OF hehmonG 10 two months .rcressvc, and rod ,t az,
front door OF lac eoushouse Of ds eoun .or lhe same
time. - - - 1910
A eopy.-T sic, AIXR. GARRETT. C. Ac
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q Ia Court held for CumbcrIand Coun-
= ~ ON the 4th Monday in Juiy 1873 at the Court
Willis Vaughan ~. Robert y. Gibson and Christuuer
Strong
TIE Defendant, Gibson, having entered his appear
anc and gwen s,cursy ~ law rcGurSd and itapptrn,
70 che of the Court that said Gibson IS not IN in
hahtant oil thus Country The motion Of t,c said Plain
tif by Council o4tr,d tat the said G.h,on do
here on the 9Th Moray oe;oyr aCt and answer tl NH
OF the plaintiff. andtit Cody of this order b. forthwith in
serted IN seine newspaper PRINTED the CITY of Rro,
ior two months succcssyel and another copy posted az
the front door of ths Couri-house.
copy.-Teae, MILLER WOODsON u c.
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OF vmsiniars! why sleepye IIsye re hearts less PIT.
rio'ic or hands essEhfrai than the citizens Of Pennsylvania
--eitizens o. Richmens, wia, So ye /:
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LATEST FkoM EAGLAAD.

The ship Sachem, Capt Rowland, arrived
yesterday at this port, 10 AZ days from Liver
pool bringing London dates to Sept. 81.
hey Sontain no political events OF impor-
tsnce. The w. l. Leeward Island fleet had
arrived.--Earl Moira was TO be recalled from
his command IN India. Tranquility had bs4. a
restored IN Corsica,and the white hag hois,ed
on the citadei.--4o, 900 of the Inhabitants of
the Lower Pyrenees have offered their SER
vices to the project, to repel the Spaniards,
II necessary. The'king OF Prussia and EN-.
peror OF Russia were expected at Berlin by
the Isl October, TO attend the opening of the
new assembly of the Prussian states. The
Russian army were to be put in motion for
ne Kline after ,he grand review The duke OF
wellington, with the allied sovereigns, at
Tended the review Of the Russian army, and
thenreturned 10 Paris. Marshal Ney is per-
mitted TO walk alone in the cour, of the Con.
ciergerie morning and evening while the
other prisoners aie shu, up in their cham.
hcrs.
Tho the rumour of Peace icing settled,
between France and the Allied soyereigns is
Is still ailoat, YET learn, that Saiins, Suas-
burg and several Other garrisons were sill
closely besieged Ill appears, however, from
numerous French accounts, that The Aus
trians, as we'll as Prussians, are, retrogadins
from the vinciniIy OF Paris. Count Lynoh h,
the loyal Majc' of boz deaux, has been raised
% the French Peerage.
Geo. Proctor has been severely repriman-
ded by the prince regent, for his unmilitary
conduct IN Upper Canada.
Stocks and Exchange stationary.
Boston Gazette.
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FROM FRANCE.

Our correspondents at Baltimore informs
OF the arrival there of the sch. Manlius, from
Bordeaux. Sailed Sept. as; and brough,
papers Of that day, and Paris dates to the 10Th.
No doubt treaty had been ratified, but j,
had not been published.
CLerberg. ThionvIIle, Longvy, Fort sa.
qu'ns snd Neobrisac, are still besieged.
Nanz is occupied by the Pfussians.
In Bordeaux, all was ,rsnquil---but the pub.
lie mind in many places is in feverish state.
Americans are unpopular, and not allowed to
wear the eagle, as that was Bonaparie's en-.
bem.
Ths siege Of Cherbourg was expected 10
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From Yesterdays Boston Palladium.
FROM H.31fBVRC

We have been favoured with Hamburger
papers to the 4th of Oct. containing London
dates to Sept. 26, and Paris TO Sept 25. M,.
KAHLEa has obliged US with the following
translations :---
PARIS, SEPT. IS.
Yesterday was fixed for the departure of
the Allied Soveregns, but i, is now decided
they are 10 remain week logger.
All the Ministers have resigned--anl
appointments have become necessary.
New Ministers.
This doy's Offices Gazette announces ,ha,
his Majesty has appointed the following per-
sons as Ministers, VIZ. the Duke of R,chclieu
OF Foreign Aff.irs the Duke of Feitre, OF
War Viscount Du bauonage, OF the Marine
and Colonies Vaubiane, of the Interior ;
and Con5ellor dc CAGES, OF Police. A ne "
Minister OF Justice is not yet appointed.
II is said M. Grosbeis will be appointed d
Minister of Justice.
Fouehe has gone TO Dresden, Leaving his
Secretary TO transact his business.
Fouche addressed letter to the King, re-
questIDg his dismission from office. He
.ooas'ed al bis loyalty, but complaintd that a
system OF things had returned, in which he
could not conscent TO serve as an agent.
The Duke OF Argouleme has returned to
Paris.
The Duke of Wellington will command
the Allied forcesip Franco, and have his
headquarters at Brussels. Prince Blucher
Will command the Prussians, and have his
head quarters at Versailles.
The Austrian garrison at Lyons is $1,000
strong.
Talleyrand proceeds in negotiating tho
peace.
Suchet, Duke of Alburers, has disbanded
his army, and asked leave To reside a, Paris
London, Sep. 60 disturbances increase in Ire.
land, and u Is SAID ten regiments Of English militia
are ordered thither.
The dismissal of Fouche, caused a fall Of 1 9
per cent in the French funds
Hon6iTgh, Oct 3-Thc state Of France continues
gloomy The treaty is not published. Disturban-
ces continue in the South, and the Austrians have
orders not TO interfere between the citizens On the
Lower Loire there is ferment, and an insurrection
is expected. The finances arc exhausted.
Oef Ave Can now with confidence inform our
readers that the Defnitiee Treaty between France
and the Allies, is nearly concluded Ills Prussian
Majesty has ordered that no more of his troops shall
be marched into FRANCE, as the peace is nigh
Brns'ets, Sept PA corps OF $4,000 Of the all
ed troops have surrounded Lille, and demanded its
surrender.
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k,lrxST FRoAfl FRaAcR.

An arrival at New-Yo,k, from France,
brings Paris dates TO Sept. II, which though
several days later than our former accounts,
furnish nothing ofimportsesc The nego-
Citations oLPeace between France and the al
lied powers, were still on the carpet, and no
appearance manifested OF their imme dale
termination; Marshal Ney had not been tried
nor were any OF the other state criminals
brought TO the bar Lord Casllereigh was
still 10 Paris the allied armies have made
no new movements Blucber was q, Csen -
No material change IN the funds.
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7qvenfy. Five Dollars Rcloard.

THE shop Of the subscriber was brokea open on
the evening Of the 9th instant. and two Silver
WATCHES, aud some wearing apparel. was stolen.
The Thief is supposed to be person calling him
self MosEs IsooLs, who has lived With the subscfi
Der about two months he also stole boat belong
ing to the subscriber. which he went OF in.-rhe
said Ingols about FIVE feet eight inches, light com.
plexon, ligh, hair. full faced, With down look
when spoken to. about ~ or Is years Of age.-He
is supposed to belong to Weslford BelIerica, in
Mass The above reward, and all reasonable char
ges will ba paid, securing the said Thief in any
gao so that he may be brought TO justice.
WALTER CORNELL.
Parffr1aufh. .Aererrber Is, 1915
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M1RRIED.

In this town, on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. Webb, Mr.. 6EoReE CORNELL " Miss
MARIA RoDMAS, daughter Of the la,e Captain
Waller Rodman
On Thursday evening last, BY the Rev. MIR -,
Mr.. FaEEaAs Hoxis TO Miss RHorA WIsr,
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas West
DIED,
In this town, on Thursday last, Mr.. JAars Bur
DICK, in the 2sth year of his age
On the l5ih ult in Lauren's District, Is. C) Mr..
soLoMos NIsLEr. sged one HUNDRED aud forty
three years. He never lost his teeth nor his eve
sight; afew days before his death. he joined hunt.
ing ear.y, went out, and actually sille q dear
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ASOsT, yesterday afternoon, somewhere about the
centre of ,be town, a red mo rocco ocketBook,
containing 8 24O, in Treasury Notes. and 800, in
Bos,on Bills Among the Treasury Notes was one
OF l0O,and among the Boston Bills was Of $50.
The Pocket Book contained numDer Of notes Zone
Tor $3.50, signed by Hart q Colt, Of Bristol, Il. }
and papers, o. no value, except TO the owner.
Whoever will return the same to the subscriber,
at rownsends Hotel, shall receive FIF7EE.N'
DOLLARS REWfRD.
ALEXANDER MIiLIKEN.
.Newb,rf. n Aoper1ber 4 8. 1915
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OF BONAPARTE.

A letter from Madeira, dated l4th Sept.
states that the writer had obtaiped several an
ecdotes of Bonaparte's conduct on board The
Northumberland, (previous to her arrival off
that island for supplies,) fcom Ad. Cockburn's
secretary and among others, gives the fol-
lowing -" He (Bonaparte) confessed TO the
Admiral that he considered the Duke of Wei
lington's military talents equal to bis own
but that the Duke was more fortunate. He
was asked, what he thought Of the Battle Of
Waterloo land he replied, that the fate of
France depended upon lis success; that it
was the severest contest he bad ever wines
sed and attributed the loss of it to the trcach.
cry of Ney, and the mistaken confidence ne
had placed 10 the French Jacohin party. He
said the Emperor Alexander is a deeeitful
man that he had offered him before he mar.
ried Maria Louisa, the hand Of Russian
Princess.-The Emperor OF Austria he con-
sidered weak nan, as having neither firm
ness nor energy--and The King of Prussia he
says is no better. The King Of Spain he calls
fool The Admiral asked him if the A
merican Government had not applied to him,
previous to the late war, for part of the
French Navy D." No Monsieur, said Boney,
(for he does not speak word of E.nglish,) but
II 1t bad would have given plenty OF ships,
provided they sent men,"
"The Sunday before the Northumberland
arrived here, the crew were called to pray
ers, (for you must know il is usual on board
line Of battle ship to have Divine Service
performed every Sunday and Boney, who
happened TO appear on deck at the moment,
Immediately joined with the officers in all the
forms of the Episcopal Church. As soon as
the service was over, the Admiral asked him
what religion be profcssed--" Ill.," said Ma.
poleon, Z" for find it to be the best policy"
Z" He seldom speaks of his wife or child
and upon the whole, he supports his fall with
unalteraOle 6rmness. He is cheerful, and
sometimes pleasan, company; joins in con-
versation with every body, aud always has
something to say for hlmseif He is pleased
with seeing military men, especially such as
have been in any of his, campaigns, and is al.
ways delighted when conversing on milhsry
snbiec,s-df Moseov he says he ought TO have
died. and there his glory ended"
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lob F.. TOWNSEND.

C-iBfNET MIXER, No II, -.Lt-nrest,
LAS for sale, 5000 feet North River CHERRY
IA BoARDs, if applied fer soon, and seeps con.
s,antly on hand variety OF Csbirss FURNITURE.
Of the newest f,.hion, ohea. fa cash OF cotn'r.
produce. Ca :"
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Ne70 LANDS--tor sale.

To entoprizing and industrious Far
merS, Mechanics, &c.
THE Subscriber having a large quantity Of exs
L cellent LANDS to sell situated in the counties
of Erie. Crawford, Vnango. and Warren. in tho
State Of Pcnnsyly yanis late the property Of the Ho
land Land Company now offers the same for sale al
low prices, and liberal credits, in quantities to acA
ccmmodste settlers, individuals and companies -
The title is clear an indisputable. .-On payment OF
small portion Of tie purchase money, warranteo
deeds will be given, and security taken on the lands
for the balance
Perhaps no part OF the western country combines
more natural advantages than the lands now offer.
ed for sale.Situaea near the heads Of the naviga.
bic streams running into the great Ohio river, and
small distance from the town OF Erie, by the Lake
Of that name having the advantage OF the markets
and trade down French and Brokeb-Straw Greeks To
Pittsburgh, and other great towns on the Ohio and
Mississippi to New. Orleans, transportation now be-
coming easy and cheap by means Of Steamboats, ra-
pidy increasing, to Montreal in Canada TO Detro-
it, aud many hundred miles above 20 the head OF
the Lakes; at the sarpc time becoming the point OF
communication between the eastern and western
States, by rivers and new turnpikes now cofnmenc-
ing the distance being but little more than three
hundred miles TO New York, Philadelphia, or Balti-
more, mast render it one Of the most popuous
and rich settlements west Of the Allegheny river.
The lands tmbered with sugar-mapic. beech.
OAK. chestnut, hickory, elm, ash, white wood,
cumber, butternut, black walnut, aud some beauti-
Col groves Of pneThe soil is excellent, producing
in abundance every kind Of grain, and peculiarly
dapted to grazing. aboondog with springs and ruas
of the purcst water.-fn no country can more stock
be kept on the number Of Of Land when
well cleared .nd managed.---Thc climate is more
mild than here, and remarkably healthy Consider.
able portions Of the counties in which these Lands
lay settled, cour,s of justice, places Of public
worship, and schools, are already established, and
means are adopted for the immediate erection Of
College in the town of MeadviIlc.
All persons desrous 20 purchase are requested 20
call on the subscriber, who viii shew them the msps
Of the country an lands and give them any further
information required.--Ie viii remain AZ Mr.. Bcr-
an Eidreds, in wexford, ru,l the ist Of December
next, st Mr. Esck Aldrch's, in pfoyience, un,i
the iO,b. and al Mrs co,trel!s, in Newport. until
The 10Th Of December.
FREDERICK CRARY.
u. tf,,l, Nstetlt,F -. is.l.
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out oftheir harbor by British sloop Of war,
and that the American Consul had been com.
PEELED 10 take down bis flsg.--On the arsival
OF the squadron off the town, Com. Decatur
sent in and demanded, that the Bey should
pay the sum Of $4,000 to the owners of the
Privateer, for The vessel which had been Civ
en- up.-The Bey refused, and assembled a
great nomber OF his troops from the couniry
to defend the batteries, and threatened 10 de-
clare war immediately against The United
States ; bot fndiog that the American squa
dron were prepared TO chastise him. he then
requested an abatement Of the sum demanded,
as he said, he had not SO much money and
upon the American CoDsul's Informing Co6
Decatur that he should be satisfied with
S $4,000, the Commodore agreed to receive
that sum, provided the Ba,haw would deliver
up to him ten Christian slaves, among whom
was one who had been particularly attentive
10 the officers of the Philadelphia friga,e
while 10 Tripcli and also, that as the Anne
rican Consul had been compelled to take
down his flag, he should now re-hoist il un.
der salute of 8 guns from the Bashaw's
Castle.-The above terms were readily com
piled With by the Bashaw.
Com. Decatur having thus gallanty settled
and having been joined by Com BAinbridge,
10 whom the command Of the squad on was
surrendered, the feet proceeded 10 Aigiers,
and from thence to Malaga and Gibraltar,
from which place Com Bainbridse sailed OF
the 7th OF October, in the Independence ~,
with the frigates Macedonian and Congress,
briggs and schooners, in all - sail, bound
TO this port, where they are to remain during
the winter.
From the present favorable winds, the arri.
val Com. Bainbridge, with the remainder of
the squadron, in our harbor, may be daily cx
pected.-WercEry.
The U. S. brig Enterprise, arrived here
on Sunday afternoon, ann the sch. Lynx, on
Monday evening. They left the feet days
previous, on the edge of the Gu!ph Stream.
G The remainder of the squadron are hourly
expected.
The Bey of Tunis has wrote long letter
to the President of the United States, JUST.
flying the deposing of his predecessor In of.
lice, and showing his superior right to the
Beyship.
The U 8. brig Tom Bovine has sailed from n.
York for New.Orieana, to protect trade there
against pratcal cruizers.
We understand tina, the following persons
have been appointed by the King of France,
and recognized by this government, viz:
M. Franery D'Ambreucq, Consul Gener.
al of His Majesty the King of France and
Navarro, for the port Of Philadelphia.
M. Cazeaux, Consul for the port of New
York.
M GuilIemin, Vice. Consul for the port Of
Savannah.
M. Couteaux, Vice Consul for the port OF
Norfolk. NAT. Inf.
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THE subscriber, expecting to remove from this
town, offers tor sale, the HOUSE, in Thames
street, in which he now live, with the LOTS ad jon
ing The situation is centra--it has an advantage
Gus front on Thames.stree and a very extensive
southern front Posse ssion of tie House will be
gwen immediateiy--po of the Shop, will De
given on the 18th day Of April pex,
He will also sell the LOIS adjoining the Estate Of
the late George ChampIin, Esq They are very con.
yenentiy situated for House Lots--alnost in the
centre of the town.
He will also lease, either for three, or 6ve years
his FARM, on sachueast point, in the town Of,
Middletown-'his Farm is very valuable, and very
well known. For terms apply to him.
NATHL. HAZARD.
Newbori, Nopenlber Is. 1918
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The Amsterdam Courant Of the 18th Sept con
tsins production of the Prussisns in yrance, in.
tcuded as an answer TO the FIRST Memorial of Fouche
ils length pseEeais translation al present. 81
NJ y Gar
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Both the Spanish armies which :nys5si France
have returned to heir eogrtTy
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FROM LISBON.

Lisbon. Sept. 20-The expedition for Rio Janeiro,
is getting in readiness Some of the troops are EN-.
ba'ked on board ships in the river, prevent de-
sertions. which hse been frequent, the service being
unpopular with the soldiers.
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The Allied troops were about 10 Withdrew,
except those stipulated by the trea'yto re-
main. The Russians had began their march.
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HITS.

Just ,ecei1ed from Hvt/ord and Boston.
Mems superfne fashionable Beaver HAT S, of the
best quali,yt do. castor, aud cheap fur do Mems
Beavers, with wide brims Chiidrcn's Hats and
Jockies; Mems and boys best and common felt Hats
Secondhand Books at onebalf the original price.
Ne,vport, November Is 1915. (4w)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15

The U 8. brig Tom Bowline has sailed from n
York for New.Orieana, to protect our trade there
against piraticsl cruizers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15

We have been avoured with Hamburg
papers to the 4lh Of Oct. containing Londo
dates to Sept. 26, and Paris TO Sept. 2s. W,
KAHLEH has obliged Us with the following
tfanslalions -