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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
HOUSE 1T AUCTION.

ON Wednefday the g8,h inf. at ten O'Clock. a.
~ NJ. on the premfes she DWELLING HOUSE ;
and about one fourth of az acre of Land Gtuated
near the bspif meeting houie aod formerly oc.
cupied by widow Abgai Bennett. decesfed.
CALVIN sTOCKBRID0R.
Northy srmouth, Feb. 8, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

III Circuit Court Of Common Pleas begun and hot-
dea al Portland, icidin and for the county Of Cum-
berlqnd, on the third Tuesday Of Norensber, Il. ID.
1915.
On the foregoing Petition, the court order--That
the Petitioner cause Copy OF the same and OF This
Order thereon. to be published three weeks success
sively in of the Portland News Papers, pr, VIZ
to the first Tuesday Of March next, that any
Person or Persons may appear AT the Circuit Court
of Common Pleas, then to be holden at Portland,
within and for the County. aforesaid, and shew
cause, If any ,Jey have, why the Prayer of said
Petition should not be granted.
Attest, SAMUEL. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
Real Estate at Auction.

Keal Estate at Auction.
PURSUANT to licepce from the Circuit Court
OF Common Piess, will be sold At public auc.
ton, on Moncsy, the 22d Of April nexl. at IL
O'Clock a. M upon the premises. for the pay.
mens OF the debts Of Caleb CrsfFsm, late Of
Portland, the House and Land lately belonging
TO the deceased. in Portland, 81 tusted souiheriy
ON the corner at the intersectio Of Church and
Federal Streets. with the privileges and sppur.
'enances including reyersior o{ dover
ANN CIR FF NJ, Adsn,x.
Portland. February IL, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
A CARD

TO MERCHANTS AND MARINERS.
YTIHE subscriber tenders his grateful acknowl.
l. edgment for the patronage they have bestowed
upon his INFANT ESTABLISHMENT, and while he
acknowledges the sale of a greater number of NAU-
rIcAL publications and instruments, than, in so
short period, were sold in this town before,
he hopes his endeayours to render it worthy of At
TENTIoS,by procuring every useful Nautical work,
and keeping on hand large assortment of STA
I1ONARY, which, (Jnot superior,) rs NOT SUR
PASSED by any of his numerous competitors he shall
receive that continued share OF CUSTOM so essential
to the existence of his establishment, and the sup
port of their humble servant,
JOHN WINCHESTER.
Feb. g.
JUST received for sale, as above, the 9th edition
of
american Coast Pilot.
Nautical Almanacks for 1917, &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

" "A sudden flush of Advertisements has COM
peed US to omit several articles prepared for this
oays paper-Also, several old adyertisenen,s
which will be attended to in our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
Brass And. iroEs, Shovels & Tongs,
FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH NOBLE
q a A

rear Ua,Oa Wia,f, Fo,e Street
WHO will furnish Stock and execute an, kipd
Of work in his ines such as Bolts, Spikes, Wind
less boxes, eggs. Shesyes, Rudder braces snd
.Il kinds Of Castings for Machinery Also
Hsusc and Scupper leads, Deep Sea. Hand and
Fish eads--Clo HERS aud Haue.'s Ke,des--
Sheet Iron Stoves & Funbels-- ogether with si
kinds Of Copper, brsss, Lead and Sheet lion
work.
On hard-s few Ram md Hsnd Pumps.
Measures, Kettles, os,snmers, Ladies', Lead
Spouls, &c.
CASH Given, for old Copper, Brass, Pew.er,
Lead &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
Real Estae at Auction.

On IDHSDAY, the a7fb inf.
A T tea clock A M will be fold At Public
"A auction, IF not previou0y difpofed of at I,ri-
vate iale) the large three tory DWELLING
HOUSE and out hcufss belonging 70 The fubfcri-
Der. htuatec on Cumberland and Ejm 0rests--
Terms made known the time and place of fale--
For particulars apply to
RUFUS WASHBURN.
Feb
1T privats /ak, =.
A PEW in the Rev Mr. Payfon's Meeting hcufs
Apply ~ above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

To The Hon. Justices Of tse Circuit Court ef Common
Pleas, for the first Eastern ofcaii, ne1i u nc hc.-
den at Portland, Wiatin aud for the county .f
Cumberland, on the third tuesday u November,
an ihe year Of our Lord one thousand eigtt hun
dred and fifteen.
JOSIAH HOBBS of Falmouth lin said county re-
u spectfully represents that he is interested in,
and stands seized in Zee, tenant in common with
others to him unknown oi one undivided third part
of tract of land situated in said Ealmoath, con-
tanning eighty seven aud lying the eastery
side OF the road leading To Jfay ana bounded thus
beginning at the northwesterIy corner of seventee4
acres OF land laid out to Isaac Allen, thence nor
therly adjoining the road till it comes to John
Franks land, and from these Two bounds to ex-
tend until it includes all the land contained in
Nathan Winslow's deed TO James aierriil, Jr. ex-
ceptng thirteen acres sold by said Merrill TO John
Franks being the same land which Peter stewart,
William Allen and said Hobbs purchased of said
Merrill April IL, 1S07.-and your petitioner is de-
sirous OF hoiois, and possessing his rd part OF
said land in seyeraity-W hereiore he prays your
honors that his said property may be divided and
set oil 10 hm in severalty pursuant to The provis
ions oil the statute in such made and provided.
STEPHEN L0N0FELLOW, junr.
Attorney for said Hobbs.
Attest, Samuel Freeman, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

Real Estate at .Auctiox.
- TO be sold at Public Auction on Wednesday
the 18th inst. At II O'Clock A. NJ. unless previ~
ously disposed of at private sale,
II LOT OF LAND,
with alarge three story DWELLING HOUSE.
and out houses thereon, si,u.,ed on the corner
of Middle Street and Fiddle Lsne--now occu-
pied by Thomas Hodgkins-sale on the Premi-
ses-terms at the sale.
S. MGLELLAN,1 ssc,.r,.
T.FLETCHER.
Feb. 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
a HOUSE WANI'ED.

DIEsSANTLY Giuated in the csntra! part Of
'he town iuisable for email famiy--for which
handfome rent will be paid-Enquir, asthis Of
fee Feb s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
TO LET,

TO LET,
THAT elegant three fory HOUSE lately occa-
pied by Jacob Cram, Efq. 6tuated on Han.
cock and Fore ltreets-rent go dollara Apply
to GREELEY, or THOMAS BROWN
Portland Feb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

their private history, or their public conduct,
through long life, exposed to public notice
and careful scrutiny, and you will tind them
without reproach.-Bost. ID. .advr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

N. B. Those indebted 10 the sbove will con-
fer favor on him and The mselses by calling 10
settle their notes and accounts immediately.
Portland, Jan. ST.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
RDDERT GRaY

Opposite THE WASHINGTON TAVERN,
las letely rcceivcd for sale the loI.
LOWING Rooks
Mafon's Plea for sacramental Communion
on Catholic principles.
New Military DiiciPline for the field ex
ercife and manocuvres of the infartry of the
United States, compiled and adapted to the
organization Of the army of che u States,
agreeabiy to reiolvc Of Congrsls, dated
December, 1874.
Pocket Biblesin elegant and plain binding
Smith and Little's, and Adgate's mulic
books.
Davidlon's Phiiadcl phia Latin Grammar.
Mmrray's Grammar, Key, Exercile, In
PRODUCTION, Reader, and Sequel.
Scott'S Lotions, Sanford and Morton.
Rudiman's Rudiments of the Latin
Tongue.
Bnnyan's Holy War, Goldlmitd's Rome,
Death of Abel, Waverly, MFingal, Lewis
and Clark'S Travels TO the Pacific Ocean,
American Star, hervey's medtations, Bells
Objections, Jess ARiitant, Hunters Sacred
Biography, Jackion's Book keeping, Prac-
teal Education, Taylor's Sermons, Life of
Fenelon, TelemachnS, Moore's AnacreOn,
Curic of Kehama, Thalaba or the dettroyer,
Life of Cook the tragedian, Sllmagundi, Ef,
priella'S Letters, Foote'S Works, Beauties of
the Botanic Garden, The Year, a poem A;
FleaihreS and Pains of Memory, Memoirs
of Henry Kirk White, Pope's Works, Lord
of The Isles, Broad Grins, Tourif's Guide,
Pleaiures of Hope, Gertrude of Wyoming,
Dunlap's Plays, Ramblel's Magazine, H0-
mer burlefqued, DR.. Ifrael's Romance, En-
chanted Plants, Fables of Flora, Cattle
Rackrent, Rival Princcs, Cutter, Founding
of Belgrade, ION Raphael, Cattle OF Otran
to, Village Pafor, Self Controul, Looking
glafs for the mind, MinfreI, Baxter's Call,
'Triumphs of Temper, New York Precep,
tor, Young's night Thoughts, Calendar of
Nature, Choice Emblems, Child's Maya
zine, Child's Cabinet, Snowden's America,
Weenn's Life of Waiting on, Doddrdge'S
Family Expoftor, Huhcll's Modern Eu-
rope, Gibbon's Roman Empire, elegantly
bound in calf and gilt.
ON HAND,
Spelling Books, Testamcnts, States, Pen
ellis, Waters, Quilts, fealing Wax, Writing
Paper, Paint Boxes, Hair Pencils, German
Flutes, Claronets, Victims, Violin Strings,
Bows and Bridges, &c.
ALSO,
a large stock of mifcellaneous books
which he will fell at retail prices for unchar-
cred country bank notes, at par.
September II.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
LIND FOR SALR
Aug. 9.

In the County of Fairfax about 5
miles from Alexandria, and The same
distance from Georgetown and Wash
ron. This land is now under gooi
fencing, and lies in handsome square
# four fields, which all concentrate
IN one yard, with a new barn, for which
stock may be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. There
IS sufliciency of timber to supper,
me place for number of years there
is from $50 % 800 acres, fifteen H.
meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
provemen;s are a frame Dwelling,
large enough for any size family, with
every necessary out house, well water
ed, and excellent springs, large or
chards of every kind Of fruits. The a.
oove land is good and viii be sold a
great bargain, on application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
Alex'a, King street, Aug. l6.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
JUST PUBLISHED

-
A second volume of Allison'S Sermons.
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, esq. IS cts.
NJ. De Roccas' Memories of the French
war in Spain, l dollar
Paris Reviited in 1915, by J Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs Opie, 4 dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, dol.
Christable, Xubla Khan, and the Pains
Of Sleep, Vifon, by S. r. Colerldge,
81 cts.
Chrifian Disciple, Friend Of Peace.
Msfonic Mintrel, Election Of Malonic,
detrimental and humorous foDgs, Duets,
glees, Chorufcs, rounds and canzOnetts, ref
pectfully dedicated to the Toft antieut and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Nations, with an appendix, containing a
Mort hi1oricsl account Of Maionry, and
likewife lit of all the Lodges the Unit.
ed States.
N. Subscribers to the lat mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for them--T he
subscribers price is 2 dolls non subscribers
; 50. ROBE. GRAY,
Ocg. re
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Mr., sisrnondi, he said, that he
was the child Of the revolution
that ne owed all his greatness to the
emancipation OF France from its
ancient seryitude that he knew
and was attached TO the true prin-
c'ples OF liberty; qHo1qne je
n'1en S1taS ecarte,' added he (; but
| have seen my error, have fele
and suffered, and / acknowledge
the absolute necessity and demand
Tor freedom in this country
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IO I.NI.

That elegant establishment on LET
ter.on street, commodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
and FIVE good ladging rooms neatly f.
nishad, smoke house, dairy, kitchen,
stable, and every convenience, pump
nndeV cover, garden we'll stockcd
With vegetables, and best IS water al,
the distance o. 200 or 500 yards--the
improvements are IL complete repai'
the situation very pleasant--ibe ren;
@ill b. moderate, and immediate pos
session given--apply TO
JOHN JACKSON.
Aug. 9.
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10 REM.

| have to Let Thres Story Brics
~ ei'ir 2 House, ;a'culatcd for hoald
ig hcuss, Al prc7cUt Gccapied Tor that
Purpose by Sarah Washing ca, and hes
accommodation sufficient to-. ls or 8
coarders, And ) o,her large and com.
modious three story Brick Dwelling
Houses just iHishcd suited to acccr,
modsle genteei end large families. -
Also, store and!sree Brick wal housc
NO lower icFy; this s.aad is equal
70 any IN the plioe TOR purchasing pre-
tnce, ard sale u arcceries. For terms
apply 60 the suf ecriber.
JoI nathan ,SchoLfeId.
9thno 9Th
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
FOR SALE

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, ly-
"A ing on the waters of great run, inFau-
quier, about five miles from the court-houIe
containing 3SI acres about one-third Of
which is in wood. The land, it is believed,
from experiments made on the adjoining
lands, is we'll luited to the rls of clover and
platter. Any perion wilhing to purchaie,
will pleale call on the fublcriber in Alexan-
dria, or Mr.. A7exander D. Kelly, in Fau-
quier, who is authorized to fhow and con-
tract for the fame. VIM. DOBIE.
November g.. If
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
TIE SUBSCRIBER,
Sept a..

III MS Store, on Cameron Street, OHIO
site the A2cykes,
In addition TO MS former stock OIL.
q"ors' Wines Teas, Groceries &c. &c.
has Just received
IS hhds. Pennsylvania Rye Wits.
kcy.
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale
in a lew days his store on the fccond Aoor
VIII be complete where he now offers for fal,,
general aiIortment OF Plain and cut Clals.
Ch,na' DELPHI, and Queens Ware &c sc.
ga Trays and Waters, Bread and Knie,
rays, grca, variety, Comc of them very
cieg2nt; frt quality Britannia Ware in
lSt'S completes Cruet itands, a variety
"copper", Block 2 in ard lron4iinned Tea.
kettles; Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets.
all lizes Bell metal Preferying pans, Bel,
lows, Anrerican aud Rrftiih Chaiing Diff
es GudiGoGs, Frying pans, Goal hods with
hiiers, Coal boxes, Sh,yeis, &c Brulies,
all kinds, German Looking glaiTes, Snuff
and Tobacco Boxes, variety plated can
de itlckS, Tome of them elegant Mrrket
3aiEcts, &c. with great variety of other
articles too numerous TO mention, all Of
which viii be fold on moderate and accomo-
dating terms. WM. DUNLAP.
Sept TO.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
ANECDOTES OF NAPOLEON.
FROM HoBHousE's LETTERS FROM
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
NAPOLEON S F1sit to the Theatre.
AS TO Napoleon's reception at
the Franchise, it is Impossible to
give any idea of the 10Y by which.
he was rallied. he house was fill
ed with spectators, who crowded
into the orchestra. The play was
Hector. Previously to the rising
OF he curtain, the airs Of La Vic
tore and the Marseillaise were call
cd for, and performed amidst tbun-
ders Of applause, the spectators.
Joining IN the burthcn Of the song.
An actor Of the Feydeau rose in
the balcony, and sung some occa-
Slonal words to the MARS llIase,
which were received with rapturcs
and accompanied by the whole
house at the end of each verse.
The enthusiasm was general. Ma
poleon entered at the third scene.
The whole mass rose with a shout,
which still flanders in my cars
The Uives continued till the En-
peror, after bowling to the night
and eft, had seated himself, and
the play recommended. The au-
dience received every specchw which
had The least reference to their re-
turned hero, with unnumbered
plaudits. The words "enfn ii re-
baroit," and "c'etoit Lu1"-.4chllc,
raised the whole parterre, and in
terrupted the actor for some mo.
ments. Napoleon was very atten
tive whilst l saw him, he spoke
to none of those who stood behind
him, nor returned the compliments
of the audience he withdrew sud-
denly at the end Of the play, with
out any notice or obeisance, so that
the multitude had hardly time to
salute him with short shout. AS
[ mentioned before, saw theBour-
bon princes received, for the first
time, in the same place last year.
Their greeting will bear no com
pafison with that Of Napoleon, nor
will any Of those accorded to the
heroes Of the very many ceremo-
MES | have witnessed in the course
ofmy life.
Foucl.e.
A personal friend and general of
Napoleon's, was ore day, a little
before the departure Of the Empe
for for the army, talking to him in
private, and undertook the defence
Of Fouche. Napoleon said he was
a traitor, and he would deprive
him of his place, and arrest him.
His defender took up the cause
warmly On every ground, both as
to the difficulty Of finding a sue
cessor, (for Savary would terrify
even the aids de. camps) and Us far
as respected the outcries Of the
Dartisans of that minister, who
would exclaim against Napoleon
for Diminishing a man who would
not sign his amhiti ,us DEGREES. Ii
you arc victorious said the gene |
~ Fonche viii serve Won well i'll
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POETRY.
TO The HERB ROSEMAKY.'
BIZ Henri, Kirke HATE


By Henry Kirke Whife.
Sweet scented flower WAC art wont &c
bloom
On January's front severe,
And DER the wintry desert drear,
To wait thy waste perfume
Come, thu shalt form my nosegay now,
And viii bind thee round my brow;
Aud as twine the mou-nful wreath,
IIlweaye a melancholy song,
And sweet the strain shall be and long,
The melody Of death.
Come, funeral fiow'r, IN 1T lov'st to dwell
With the pale corse in lonely tomb,
And throw across the desert gloom
a sweet decaying smell,
Conc, press my lips. and lie with IRE,
Beneath The lowly alder tree,
And we will sleep pleasant slerp,
And not care shat! dare in,ruds,
To break the marble solitude,
So peaceful anu so deep,
And bark the wind god, as he Ries,
Means hollow in the forest trees,
And sailing on the gusty breeze,
Mysterious music dies.
Sweet 1ow'S <! that requiem wild is
mild,
Ut warns me 20 the lowly shrine,
The cold iuet altar Of the dead;
My crave shall be in yon lone spot,
Where as lie, by all forgot,
a dying fragrance thou wilt Der NY
ashes shed,
The rosemary buds in January.
is The Hover commonly put in the col
Ans Of The dead
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
10 LET.

a Coz venieat)trame dwelling haus,
n Pitt street, car 10 Princess stree
Containing iXiEood rooms, and Il ed
4" accommodate orc or two ian'ilics
1'ih ground newly ien,ed III for lar. l.
Sarden--two CT three springs OF goo
water near he rreuise s--possession
val re given immedIateiY--For terms
sppiy TO
IfandeuiHc s. Larmomr.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
Blacksmith & yvheelright Shop.

"a ME subscribers respectable in
d form their friends end the pub.
lie, that they have removed their Sion
to the upper end o. King street, adioin-
ing the town OF Alexandria, where ,hev
propose carrying or The BLaekan,i,h
and WheeiYighs BnsiaeSs, on an cx-
tensive plan,
They beg leave to observe that the
experience ii James Atkinson, in the
most approved mode OF shoeing in
England. aud his knowledge in Farriery
wlii afford great advantages to ,hoss
who employ him.-They invite those
who havt timber for sale, suitable for
Wheclright work! 10 call at their shop,
where the bes; prices will be given
They are very thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore experienced from,
the public, and Halter themselves THAI
by 'heir unremiued exertiops to n,ease.
they will continue 70 receive share &c
the public support
George Atkinson.
James Atkinson.
Sept &. WIZ
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LAND ZOE. SALE

DY virtue of deed of truf, from
ID Coleman Lewis, to the Gubfcriber,
(made to fecure the payment Of fun Of
money, due to Alexander Waugh) will be
expoied to public lale at CENTREvILLs, in
the county Of Fairfax, on WEDNESDAY
the m day Of JANU AIRY, 1857, to the
higheil bidder for ready money,
I32 .aCRE,S or LIND,
Lying on the turnpike road. between Fair
fax court houfe and the laid town Of Gem
treville
GEO. N. BBRKIBY, Truavs.
October II, a
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TOl.NI'.

The two story Brick House on
Kirg street, opposite the Mechanics
Bans, present occupied by SIR Isaac
Robbios as q NJ G0pd Slorc. Pos
session w.ll be given on TIC first Cay Of
!ay II LYNN.
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EaR. SALE

4 TRACT OF LAND, containing $50
( n acres, lying in the COUNTY OF Wet
moreland, and fate Of Virginia, near the
mouth OF Roi;iei's Creels.-thc greater part
(which Is cavity timbered with white oak
and CEDAR, iu:table for bodybuilding, fire.
wood, &c For terms enquire of
J. +. CALDWELL.
October O. IF
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25

Napoleon desistcd from his project
of Diminishing Fouche but his
adviser has since changed his OPT
mon, and one day said 10 me, E"
am now convinced that Fouche
WAS a traitor, from the moment he
found the war inevitable, His con-
duct in every event subsequent TO
the abdlcaton was always double.
l know rot whether it was posi-
bic to save the national cause; but
OF this ] am sure, that Fouche and.
Davoust thought only OF saving
Fouche aud Davoust.''
El6a.
Some English traveller visited
Napoleon's palace at Egba, soon asG-
ter his departure, and found ms es,
tablishmenb lis library, his apart
ments, and his furniture, exactly
in the state he left them. Ii,s old
housekeepcr, who had followed him
through all his vicissitudes Of for
tune, was III the greatest distress,
not about herself, but for his safe
ty and success. Her unaffected ex-
pressions nf attachment, and artIess
report OF his uniform cord humo. /,
were better rctuta,ioDs oil the hide
Gus picture druwn OF his domestic
manners, than volumes written bv
the Hatterera who 50 long 1t.cndeoi
and dlsgraccd his court. Ills Ii
brary WAS sucNn with written pa
pers torn into small bits, and on
the taiole was lying open the life OF
Charics V. which u had been rea-
ding the night before he embarhed.
| .H6oRicat5oH at Rontqia6ie2u.
4 French colonel, who attend
ed the emperor at fontainbleau
Quring thl Gays OF his abdication
informed ue that he was standing
by the side OF Napoleon on the
parade, wien NJ de Cauhncourt
brought hItn the first news of his
deposition The event wa, COM
munica 2 II > whisper. Napole-
on dr." NiIE a sleP, bit his lip,
and q IaHt iash passed across his
Chess oG, nc recovered himself
lnstautalieousiy, and continued the
review. For the first twenty four
hours subsequent to his fall, he
was q little dnquiet but was al
forwards restored to his usual spl-
rlts and manners. 1t was a me.
lancholy scene ; the long corri-
doris, the saloons OF this vast pa
lace, even the anti-chamber Of Ma
poleon, were crouded with off
GERS and soldiers, sauntering cares
lessly from room to room, WITH
out subordinatlon, but without
disturbance for not only all or
der was lost, but I'll spirit even
for commotion had subsidized.
Zach morning as they rose, some
marshal, some general, Or minis
ter, on being asked for by the en-
peror, was found to have dropped
off to Paris.
Napoleon, when he put his
name to the abdicahon, made two
or three scratches and a denr with
the stump Of the pen, or back OF
d knife, on the little claw-iooted
yellow table on which it was sign
ed. After his resignation of the
empire, he spent his time either in
conversation in his apartment, or
in little English garden at the
back of the palace, which he laid
out himself at considerable ex-
pence. In the midst of it there is
a circular marble fountain, with a
figure Of Diana rising from the
centre of the bath. On a stone
bench BESIDE it, and Immediately
opposite to a vista, at the end of
which is a figure of Mercury on
d pedestal, Napoleon on one Of
these days Of distress, was seated
alone for three hours, and amused
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