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LIND IOP S-9LE.
y ~ pursuance of a Deed of J,,.,4 g.

L
tobert Campbell! and wife me, dated tn, its, of T.
y, Io1,"i record IN the General Court 10 ,eere IN.
PasmSnt OF sum of money Samuel p P,rs,n, ai,,n.
ana Elizabeth T. YouEghshani at'x of PIeasa,,, yy,
Iusoahu dec lsali sell, public auction couIor,ahI, -,
c provisions of the act of the General Assembly ~ b;
No,loI"eaIth passed the 25ih November ,sia go.
' an Act concerning executions and for cthe ,,-,n
S. before the door of the BeIavern i'm the orr ~
inennohl. on Friday the tweny seventl no.,
oe rte Following tracts parcels OF ;nr ,rS,
ue county OF MaSon in this State which ,yns t;r
'"e,y n part oil the County of Karsaw., "a wit:
|"e tfet containing 500 acres, by survey dared ,azi
nsy OF Oct, lfes. granted by tins Commonwealth - -
ticks ann hobt Campbell, adjoining the north side Of fhs
oil Gig Sandy Greek of Ohio River. " ~ "A's.s
ono other Tract, containing, 500 acres by xnr,ev d,s
uc weny.i0url OF Oct 1893 granted by his Cnco,,o
s.ah 70 the said Hicks and Campbell oi,in lie surx, ~
n.c acres No. 4, and IL north side t,,reoc -
.Mfei' inc ieit and fork Of Big Sandy Greek of line (f
'er and the Main Little Sandy crcrs " I'll" 0''o NJ
ana another Tract confirming We bund-f 4 ac-s. -.
Wy, Gateuthet"eniyfith day uf October l7os ea,r H.
u's commonwealth 10 the said Hicks and Can,,hs ~.
1e aviaing ridge between Big and Little sonds f,r.
O'1 river about six miles from said River ion;n ~
norn SIZE OF survey made for said Hcis ard Con,, ~
w" u ana west sie OF their which ali H.
tracts of land part Ct the real eare m b; 'nrr:
Iietss son OF the sed Tohn Hicks by lis answer ;Ied ~
!oe superior Court Of Clancery for the Richmond D,,
IN SUIT between Campbell and Duncan and others 800.
10 reisse to said Robert Campbell ali ME Ifl Ell; 49,
fhck - interest therein, for the consderaters -; ~ -
answer mentioned, among which is the sam or vo b,,-4
co,rs, winch said the said CayaphIl sa,s' ~, 80
s"iu Deed oil Trust, nc has paid seid Rol; Hicks 80 ~
s,.tox n. SHEPPARD.
80 iSt ~ af-.gy
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IN CKANCERY.

virtue OF decree Of the Superior Corr, IF
the United States Tor the fifth Circuit AMI V;r.
gina District "'' "
wherein ;iargare Caates, executrx ohe tesa,nsut 80,
Ist wan o. Niiinm Coates. decased who WIS s,r,y;,
p''h.. oI "m; Grey sSd Company, PiqintG, and .rh9
ma, Muse ans Elliott Mus, adninisfrator, with i've
WI annHed OF Hudson Muse, dee and Iho,no, Mns al
Ilhott Muse, Nelson Muse, dcyisees and Ieea,e.- i
juliet Muse Lefty Muse fiiranda Muse CojeI;a Me-"
hgattes o. The said Hudson Mse dec. Jainrs smi,j.a,
'' wiz ans '~"'5 ,,; ,nn%, DJ7idgEfs
On Saturday, the 1f Sept next Mt twelve ocloe t
Pupc Auction for ready money. IN The town or frra,
~ I'e state OF virginia HOUSE & LOT 1e pr,ner,J
lit saie viii take place or 'ie prcni.es,
BENJAMIN .TfNN d. NJ far
August -. ~ ~ ~ =. ~, ~
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KNOXVU,LE. Aur. 10.

Comr'uaicated.-iiis eaceiency gov. Mshiinn,
together " it'll col. Williams commissioners oil the
part OF renne sc, and col Neigs cnm missioner on
bchai. o' the u. 5. opened a negotiation VIII, The
chiefs o.the Cherokee nation IN the Goth nit. for
the purchase Of the Cherokee clam 10 I'll their
lands 90 the NORTH side al Tennessee river 4 west
OF line from the eastern boundary az Madison city.
10 ;he Ten lslaads IA Coosa river. For s,:ne h'ac,
tbs negotiation promised a favorable result, but
was suddenly brosenoF By TIE Chcrokees on ,he
ID inst. We learn that the negotiation will be
renewed next month ut the .thickasaw agency.
where there is to be grand convection Of chiefs
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q ., procre,s to the eastward,and north
I'd The mos, Intelligent planters sup
.,ose the disease to &c occasicned by an in
r isct which pierces aud deposits its eggs IN
,h. form. This seems the most probable
conjecture !; il would be difficult to account
fnr its gradua. progress from any peculiar
49,, of season or soil. However 1t may be
,,ccasiored, il threatens TO do immense in
inv. Should it continue and increase, our
planters think they shall be forced 70 aban-
hon the culture of cotton. From other parts
rs the State. we hear OF diHercat disease
IN cotton. This is termed the rist and is
accustomed by myriads of very minute in
sects. which overspread the whole stalk
and half of the plant, and cause it 20 .wither
nod die. This is less destructive than the
rat. not overspreadins whole fields and dis
tr,sts. 1t has been longer known in the
state. and has only appeared partially and
at Intervals. CC0iim5ia Telegraph.
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t,ti,fer lYqsteJ. Cenernrs Qlfae,
RICHMOND, Aug. %, 1915. s
PROPOSALS

ILL be received at the Q. NJ. Gems
49,, co'rr, IN hichnoid, until The 18Th ofr-St octo
er iur "irii'hng the sarjhis mlers neceefx r ron,
ing my pieces OF Cannon of different Calihres
III, ni scanilns with description Of the different
KINDS OF umbcrs necessary for his ptrpoS viii hs ~,
'nsied, on application az the said Office wa - 'Ni-
August 81. 10 a. =, In n; u
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ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLE.

The foundation of a Republic, is the 7vfN
ofthe minority.
1t is the essence of this principle, that
Represe ntaiiou should be ahhortioned as
yearly as possible to numbers.
Of course, there should be census re-
gularly taken, to ascertain these nun
Der.
This feature is found in the Federal
Constitution-in that of New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, New-York, PENNSYLVANIA.
Georgia, Vermont, Tennessee, Kentucky.
Ohio. and our youngest sister Indians
There are varieties in the application Of
the principle. In Ohio, the census is to be
taken every 4years. Indiana 8, in most Of
them Z, and in the Federal COVE rnment 10.
In some, it is the number ofquaIified elect
ors ; in others, of taxable inhabitants In
some, the electoral districts, or commit s
remain the same, and the representatives
are apportioned to the number Of peor,e
ia those districts in other states, the dis
trfcfs are divided with the increase of
peop'e--But, in all. an eye is had to the
number Of people in regulating the number
OF representative g.
And shall these states be constant to ell
ementary priocipl s. while Ais great state
is regardless Of it ? Shall this grand dis
c0Uery, reserved for the genius Of America
70 achieve in republican government. be
denied in practice 20 Virginia 1--WE bare
ly touch this great principle now. Mere
anon.
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$40 REUIRD.

TBNiiE following negro men eioped ahonl six ueots
since from the TGckahoe Pits. d,e lover ED
or GOochland -
HENRY yellow fellow, sbout rs years od MIL l;.y
sI very do"Ireast countenance and sluiier-i vss aired
OF me state OF John Williamson. ofthis par;t HING
ca he IS lurking "ih@ neighhovhooi Of Wesi Print vii -
lie %a' raiss' and occasionally shout Ecrta-he las
very sioot tllo0, ahout 40 years nd tan and p
reci hfsitites rni Stammers when spnien tn ts reI
Of Mr. Rob't Pollard &c Kin william AMI has Xii. Il.
n'a n,icbor-ri whore il is likely he IS 0crasionslIv ~
hor -he has ctu seen in company with iienry near ts
late fe'lterec Of John hanks near his Civ.
lSA 40 very stout vet proportioptsl fellow aboii e
years olo very haet ~ hired &c CAPT. WIN. Burtu near
ihi' "s wc ~ king William. ard mother al To,er
C"p, FS'in tbs City; II lifcly he spends hs fif1e
tween n1sc pisces ha wieitiic cio,-i HUE cont a.,
ranaioom oi Cloth, ard Ind s day received his summit,
appsfecnssng OF Domestic Cotton. sam was also cisd
IN Domestic Cotton Henry nd a variety OF c,YI el f.es
ana ~ IS prohahle ne WI Frequently change theia.
i viii give FORTY DOLLARS f.. The 0aii,rrr n IT,.
three fellows ~ this Ciiy.or my rnrnsycr n Trh
PITS twelve mile distant from i, or fifteen for e,he OF
them.
JAMES c. ANTHONY.
August d. 9ff,
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RUNAWAY

k'HOM the Subscriber, a negro girl o.
med afBHALE Fl; the property of WIN. q. cba,n,s-
hY she IS about IL years old, is black and n
Poeed she has gone King.wiiiam-her reist;os &
MRS Chamberaync in that County. ave "iui
, FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Richmond 'rtGne IfI.,sI. ner tonlt IN
August -. N'N "upD.
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We hope and trust that the masislracy
will tearlessly ard independently do their
duty by bringing the authors, aiders and
10 ttors OF these shameful outrages, to the
punishment they so richly merit.
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Il. ]. DALLAS.



lFrom the Winchester Gazette, OF August III
=, With feelings of modification, we state,
mat Tor several nights of the present
Tees, our borough has been the theatre
~. tue most disgracefal order and tumuit.
- appears that An absurd and very ride
"sous dispute has occurred between many
y. ue yot IS mechanics and students If
ne place, which at Length broke out in
rvs OF open violence before the door of the
episcopal church. Immediately after SER
,a w.. was concluded. and just as the con-
|IIs 'uon was dispensing u Monday night
- since when, parties Of the former
cI0 Se oeen parading the streets armed with
ms ms and arraying themselves in hostile
|tfSaer bel 're the door Of highly respec~
NC BOARDING house, whilst the others, or
VII! lit Ut them, have armed themselves
. The s'o.s, dirks, &c. OF the merits Of
mn, quarrel, we know nothing, nor is it our
4 sorse 9SS TO enquire who were the ageres-
.tbor OUT we deuounce the conduct altoge-
ac,o,.S1n o VIC trust every good citizen will
con-. y with us, as disgracef to the parties
|hgbs ned, disgracefa to the borough, and
|T5s insulting to its peaceful citizens.
der .own being filled with strangers, rem
- ''Ch conduct peculiarly aggravatiag.
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August d.

m theIesbem CouHfn C1,rf, June 81, 1917.
HRDERED, that William Clarke 49,
~ Archer, Thomas fIowicf, Henry wsiihni and ~
Iazeweil, or my thrce Of ien h appnnid Comm r,s
for tie purpose OF receiving propU-s from any perso ore
person, to make survey and CHART ~ III,
County agTeca9y 10 anq@ 81 The last General A,sorir
ofNrgiria-art The sud Commissioners or s,ch Of t, a.
may act, ordered to make report TO tbs Court.
Copy, Tcstc,
P. PofNDExTER. ck.
Ir ocicncefo c aboye srder the co,-r;,,;opo-, se-
~ nan VIII receive proposals. accompanied viii s1fsc
feet urt ne 1ih ihurssy IN Sept. next when rlry s
attend q the Clerks Office 10 enter into con,rsct ~d,
such Per rs they NAV sen cl .ac cotdinc 20 law
AH Comnuiicsor on tiie above suhect mus be -cf.
cd {. Ch'Sf1ri,'f cougrICuse, post paid.
fugg3t a. eItess
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2Y LAST ETGHT's MiI.
NEw-YoRK, August 90.

~ r W Ofh, august ~
The United States brig Promethsus,
Lient. Wadsworth, sailed from Boston on
"Wednesday LIST, with Mr.. Coles, the Prcs
iient's late Private Secretary, on board
with dispatches for Rus :.
The great NJ .tshal Ssuit. who was ssia
II have arrived st Boston the osher day,
tnrns out t. be nothing more tn a RS
pectable merchant by the name ot T. De
bsllievre, who brought 4 letter from the
Messrs. Barngs in London to n mercantile
house in Boston. N. Y Ep. Post.
COLONEL Barclay, the british commissi
oner, leaves this in few days, for 81. An
drsws, (P ssam~ quoddy Bayl where the
American commissioners are to meet him,
and then will proceed to business. 10.
The SNbIna frigate arr. az Cadiz on the
21st vi " f,om Havana it'll millions &
half OF dollars in coin and ingots.
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We understand that the L. S. sloop of
war SPARK, Capt. Nicholson. is on the eve
of sailing from tins port for the Aleditcr
ranean, with dispatches supposed to relate
to some new difficulty with the Algerines.
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WASHINGTON. August 90.

r-.ract ola Ie,fe,. fran u Gentlemen m .Nev-
Hampshire to tie Edifsrs.
"There is scarcely possibility ofdoubt
that the votes of New mpshire will be
unanimous for Monroe and Tompkins for
President and Vice President. The choicc
of electors is to be By the pcople. There is
but one opinion among Republicans here ::
and there could not he a List of Republi-
cans selected for Electors. who would
give >the.r votes for any other but Mon-
rnP %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-29
Tie Drug Kercgses.

Arether gratifying evidence of Ameri-
can Genius Isl now exhibited in the Acade-
nv or fine Arts, in the picture Of the
Diving Hercules. TIE story is well
Saosa. and certainly affords a fine sub
rect for Tie pcncil--the effect Of The In
;Olerable anguish upon muscles so pow
erfoI AID rigid, and on a ,oirl socncon-
ouerabie, opens a fne field for the display
d tie genius and knav ledge Of the Art
ST. Hercules vould not sink under pain
as camnep men would do. nor yet is he
exempt from tie infirnities $ flesh is
heir t,.'' It is not tie intention Of this
aattc TO criticise this striking work Of
sft; bot Ouly to cali the attention of the
public to if. Philadelphia may beproud
ihst Der Academy contains at the same
nement, tue reyisiag mano Of Aitstoa, and
the Ding HegcGles OF Morse.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-29
W.R. SWIFT, Sec'y.
Baltimore, 18th May, 1916.
CRITICISM ON DUELLING.

We recommend the following article
OF Duelliag, TO the attentive perusaI Of
every person who may think his honou,
wounded, and is anxious 10 resort to the
honourable mode, which decided the
dispute at Charleston. The paragraph
quoted, is copied fiem the Charleston
Times ofthe 18th inst.
"b4en Of morality and wisdom have
universally condemned the practice Of
.Duelling, as originating not from sense
OF dignity and virtue, but from an unfes.
trained pride and vanity. lmpeiled by
The hope Of establishing a name, men
whose obscurity, from the want of talents
and virtue, (Which never fail to dlstin-
euish those who possess them, from the
common herd, are frequently impelled
to the bloedy act of henorabse murder, in
order to furnish to his fellow men topic
Of conversation Of which himself should
be the hero.-Fhcse recollections were
suggested by circumstance which re
Gently occurred in this city between two
slaves. one ofwhom is female. They
went through the usual ceremonies, and
the fellow was wounded. This occur
renee furnishes, perhaps the best date
from which to form an opinion of those
feelings which sometimes excite men to
the unnatural practice alluded to. On
this subject, however, thee exists but
one opinion among all men who contem-
plate the subject without passion o, pre-
JUDGE, and that is, that it is contrary t.
every precept of religion and morality.
and destructive to the peace and hap
piness Of the society. The present at
tempt at this species Of murder is one OF
the best Criticisms on Duelling that we
have ever read, and we trust ii may con
vince the gentleman Dueliist, that "a
laurels can be henceforth gathered in the
ted whence female mental has ST
successfully driven her masculine oppo'
nent."
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coryNrgRFEITERs.

Hundred Dollar Note, ct the Me-
,a.;cs, Bank Of his city,is now before
lsI SSsxecuted, as to be even on a close
g',,.s,ison With a genuine note Of the
10y hank. and same amount, and same
l''a ~ scarcely distinguishable. In
6.a5 - faithful IS it in every particular.
.sst 49, me Of them has been this day taken
- Genuine At on. of our city Banks.
aSer bear date +" January S, 1915,
j srs drawn IN favor of " ". Price"
e.. coantelisit has dot after the first
! no, of the cashiers name. which is not
= r. fond Gu the genuine note. The
.sslsor .he writing ink on thu counter
ss;t : cf a darker colour than that on
81 renaine note. The engraving, paper,
~. Is in our eye. as good as that OF the
genuine note. Tie signatures appear to
Pill. Demo. Press.
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Rscsntrieitiss Of Cor. merce.

Every one has heard OF the folly Of
3 ssading coals to New Castle.'' In mo.
dcrr days we end tra,Ie so capcic;ous
&at adventures 7a2alasous TO the coal>
OF New Castle, are enteredinto, and moi
subsequently prove productive. Cotton
has been sent from New York to Charles
ION. Alolasscs IS imported into tie U.
States from Scotland {; ard what may
appear even more extraordinary IS. that
Z ship nOw leading at our wharves for
London, aud has engaged For freight.
twenty :oar packages Of British Dry
Goads. Fsa Gnz.
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Natural Wcnders.

Il is very surprising that two Of the
greatest natural curiosities in the world.
are within the United States, aad vet
scarcely known to the best informed of
cur gcoeraphers, and naturalists. The
one is beautiful water fall, in Franklin
|coanty, Georgia, the other stupendous
iprecipice in Pendlctou district, South
Carolina. They are both family men
toned in the late edition Of Morze's geo
'graphy, but ret as they merit. The Tue
|coa-iall is much higher than the falls OF
the Niagara. The column Of water is
propelled beautifully over a perpendicu-
lar rock. and when the stream is fall, it
passes down the steep without being bro
ken. All the prismatick effect, seen at
Niagara, illustrates the spray Of Tue
Goa.
The Table mountain in Pendleton dis
trict, Sonth Carolina, is an awful preci-
pice of eco feet. Many persons reside
within FIVE, seven, or ten miles of this
grand spectacle, who have never the
while had curiosity or taste enough to vi
sit it. 1t is now however, occasionally
visited by curious travellers, and some
times by men of science. Very few per-
sons who have once cast glimpse into
the almost bountlless abb IS, can again ex-
ercise sufficient fortitude to approach the
margin Of the Chasm. Almost every one
lon looking over, involuntarily falls to the
Isround Senseless, nerveless s helpless
and would inevitably be prccipitated and
dashed to atoms, we're it for the mea-
sures CT caution and security, that have
always been deemed indispensable to a
lsafe indulgence Of the curiosity of the VI
sitor or spectator. Every one on pro-
ceedine to the spot, whenceit is usual to
leaze over the wonderful deep, has in his
Iinaqiaatisna limitation, graduated By a
reference to distances with which his eye
has been familiar. But In memcnt, e
ternity, as il we're, is presented to his as
founded senses, and he is instantly over
Iwhelmed. lis whole SYSTEM is no longer
subject to his volition or his reason, and
he falls like a mass of lead ohedient only
to the common laws Of mere matter: lie,
then reyives. and IN wild deiirium sur
Iyeys a scene, which, for while he is IN
liable to define BY descriptions or linlta-
ton.
Flow strange is II that the Tuccoa fall.
laad Table mountain are not more faml-
liar 20 Americans Either Of them would
distinguish any state or empire in Europe
Trae .8mericGR.
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rnlanIle Trn1erin fer Sale.

~ - = =
TaluaJle rrogeris ter Sale. !.
"A ILL be sold to the highest biddess
w on the premises, on Thursday the.
:Oth dav of June,
THE UNION MILLS.
situated on the North Branch of Kappa
annock river, in the County of Culpep~
er. about s8 miles above Fredericksburg
md 1-2 miles below Ncrman's Ford,
9unning two pair Of feet burr. stones.
* a pair OF country stones, with EyaDs's
pschinery. complets.--AIso, Tract OK
land containing 400 acres, on which
there is dwelling house, and other build
lpss.
and on Saturday the 92d DAY OF June,
IN the premises. one other Mill. situate
Il Orange county, about SO miles above
fredericksburg. on the South Branch Of
sappahannock, running one pair of SIX
eet burr stones, and a pair OF country
tones, with Evahs's machinery and 9
wool carjing machine, complete: with 9.
valuable saw.MilI on the opposite side Of
the river.
Attached to this property are Two
lots OF Ground containing about SIX
icres, on which are dwelling-honse and
Their buildings, and near it $50 acres
9! wood land, heavily dmbered with.
pine and oak.
Both Of the mills are in fine wheat
acigbborhoods, and commanding in the
'iryest seasons an abundance OF water.
he terms will be made accommodatingl
A private sale would be preferred, III
which even. due notice will be given.
John .dlcocke.
Union Mills, Culpeper,
May 1870 d4w
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Consisting Of

One bale of superfne London broad
cloths, one ditto kersimeres Of superb
or quality, Ma settles veslings, Irish
linens, corded musIins. ginghams, lace,
pelieces, ditto wells. ditto shawls. ditto
handkerchiefs, thread laces, levantiDe
and damask silk shawIs. ditto handker-
chiefs, silk hose, cotton ditto, kid and
beaver gloves, plain and plaid silks,
Levantines, Of assorted colours, Leno
and Book Muslns, Cambria do. real
India Null Null Muslin, do: Lawn
Linen Cambria, Canton Grapes. Cotton
Kersin.eres Company Flag & Bandan
ma hkfs.-Super "A London Prints
Searsuckers, Furniture Cahcoes, Checks,
Bed-Tickings. Russia sheetings, Dow
tas, Carpc;ings, &c. &c.
ALSO,
5000 yards Domestic Tow Cloth.
r Country Merchants will find it to
their advantage to call and examine the
above goods.
THOMAS WHITTLE.
.9o II
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show that Europe, 50 lately coayulset
Ind torn by the most sanguinary con-
|test,. at length reposcs in the arms Q
peace. Instead of battles, we have nov
accounts of balls: In place OF lighting, "
fave statements of feasts: And IN the
room of the melancholy murder OF mil
|ons--we read OF magnificent marriage.
The Duke of Berri to Princess OF Ma
'Dies; Prince George Leopold to the Pm
cess Charlotte :--rhe king of the Ne,
'therlands to Russian Princess, &c, &c.
That little rascal, Cupid, it seems has
'licked his father, Mars, out of doors.
and assumed the reins of empire nm
self.
Love rules the court, the camp, the
grove,
All Earth below, and Heaven above,
For love is Heaven and Iieavenis Love
At least Walter Scott says SO:
In short the great folks of Europe, hav-
iuS Uccb uVinS ali Tue Couiu ~ uCIlopu
late Europe, for the last twenty five ears
are now seriously setting about the most
effec,ual means to restore its numbers,
But pleasant as all this may be to US a.
men, it cannot be concealed that to US
as printers it is the very devil. No man
cares a fig for the papers. The very sight
Of gazette, nova days gives man a
fit ofthe gapes. Ingood truth, Bonaparte
with all our abuse of him was worth fifty
poands year in every printers pocket.
He was rare workman at forging news.
We have been devising plan, the week
past to rescue him from St. Helena, and
send him back to Frejus: but as this hap
py event cannot be Immediately expect
ed, we must for the present content our
selves with such plain, simple fare as
peace in the world will afori-seasonedI
occasi naIly with rasher of domes ic !
politics. If the brothers OF the tyre can'tl
live BY these means, WHY, as an Old friend
must break up business and
endcavor to get to some honest employ
nent.