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LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

BALTIHoRE, Oct. I3.-By the arrival last
evening OF the fast-saiing ship OurnGics. cant
John a. Hilbert, in SO days from Lyerpool.
(Which 80 frequently brings us news we are
again BY the pOliteuess of her owners furnish
ed with Liverpool dates to the 3D. alt.
From . hasty glance at the papers, we per.
ceiYe nothing OF immediate intereSt--there ap.
pear TO be no trmults--nO riSings-no rebelii-
ons; the friends Of reform are, as usual, hold.
Ing their meetings ~ deuouncng the Ministry
as the authors Of all the evils with which the
nation has been afflicted; the late famine not
excepted. The defenders OF the Ministry have
not turned this argument against their pOliti-
cal opponents as they might have done with the
same Justice as the charge has been made, and
attempted TO shew that the Ministry were the
authors of the sunshine and rain by which a
plentiful crop has ensued The Biug Of france
has bad half an honf's conversation with the
Duke Of WellingtOn-he has received sisits
from several members of the royal family, and
np doubt dH parties were highly delighted with
The interview. The King Of Prussia still con-
tiuucs 10 travel incOgniiO.-ln England we
hear Otsupdry horsesfdces,s undTy Grctga reen
marriages, suudty men tried Tor high crimes
and inisdcmeauers, and suudry men who have
been hanged upon he gallows. 1'hen there are
several Lords who have waited upon the Prince
Regent, who was rep lftcd ono day 80 be much
indisPGsed, and who was reported on the mex
day TO be preparing for a journey to the Isle Of
Wight.
Niotter received in town by the above arri-
va -3stcdssPt.S qnotrs Flour at soc. a VS.
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shall voluntarily return to his duty, shall,
in addition, have full pardon.
10Th. Fifty dollars, and free pardon
shall be given TO every rebelwho shall de-
liver himself with hi. arms, To any OF
The royal commanders, or any OF the
courts of justice"
From This il world appear, that the 81.
tnation OF lHiaa and his band of patriots
IS mol so desperate, as the Government
have reDrcst.utad IN
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SPANISH AMERICA.
LATEST FROM TIE sor,ru

LIZ Is i fItJ VI THE SOUTH.
CHAnLSsToE, Oct live have been polite
ly favored with the followingcxlract OF a letter,
dated " 81 1sncy's IN )cj ,at7
" am iniorme that ihe plan vfattack laid
down by Governor CorsINGgR to his officers.
showed great deal of skin, and must have
succeeded IN the capture ofFcrnaudina, If pro.
perly conducted. But as that event did not
take place, the Cover nor is exceedingly dis
Sn'ted with his officers aud agents. Much dis
cohtent prevails among the i~habitants OF ST.
Augustine, and as regards the people of the
country, they are daily coming to Fernandina,
to make terms with the officers OF the Liberal
i'g Army Some of the officers Of the Main.
ciYli ana military, have already applied to Go
werner HUBBARD TO renew their commissions !;
50 That whenever a respectable force may as.
sembie, for the purpose OF reducing ST. Angus
t'ne, my opinion is, that they will he assisted
by tie people OF the country: aud that it will
become an easy conquest. There are some diff
hcnlties TO be settled betwern the American
and French parties al GernaAiir i, about Gen
erai AuRT's "<'"- troops beiDe III garrison
hope 1t will be amicably settled"
Pdfyio(
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3 LAUNCH

=, HuNTsvILLR. "a. T.I Sept. 23.-On Thursday
inc I'm INST. was Launched AZ the Beat Land.
Ing, Immediately below the Falls i'm the Black
warrior River. that elegant Barge, THE La
DY JACKSON OF IS tons bnrthen amidst ti,e
acciamaticns Of large coneourse of spec,a-
tors, whose repealed cheers manifested tile
pleasure, with witch they anticipated the ri-
Slny commercial Importance Of The country
ms Barge is the property of Messrs. Little
= 20. who design II TO ply constantly betwess
tue Fans OF the Slack Warrior and NOBLE.
PsyubLican
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SINGULAR PRESERVATION-

BUFFALO, (Niagara) Sept. &c. - On FRI
day the 10Th inst. Salmon Sweeiland. re-
siding at COHneaught Creek, Ohio, en-
parked IN canoe, Ii feet long, and a.
bout feet wide, IN pursuit of a deer.
which was driven into the lake. after
pursuing tie deer about two miles. and
coming near hin, he changed bis course
aud took for Tie shore. The wind being
vrrN heavy, Mr. >. attempted in vain. To-
return to tie shore, and was Obliged af.
'er exlausling himself, TO Jet The canoe
drlit before the wind Tie wind CONT
Eued strong from the South all the day
and pat oftlIe night; but before morning
Tue wind changed 10 the >. West, and
drove tie canoe down the Lake, and a
bout 7 o clock, came IN sight Of Long
Point, u. Canada about 3O'clock, thee ca.
noe struck The lower end Of Long Point
Mr.. ,. had no coat on, when he went
INTO The canoe, and had oniy n small
paddle; the sea run highneady The whole
time he was on the wafer, and often DASH
ed INTO The canoe, which lIc was obliged
TO bail out with his Shoes when he am
we'd Oh shore, being oppressed with cold.
fatigue and hunger, hc cndyayourcd 10
roll his canoe over the Point. which was
about half mile wide where he landed.
but coming foul Of some marshes. and
perceWng lite rough state OF The water.
on the lower side of The Point, he aban-
dOned his canoe. and proceeded 40 tho
bay, IN hopes OF finding some habiiatjon
aud food the frequent marshes on tbs
side Of The Point, obliged him 10 scsis,;
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[Pdtria.

Eo2FoiK, Oct. 49, Captain Story, who ar.
rived here YESTERDAY in II days from ST. Ma
rvs, confirms the intelligence OF the late sue
in addition to the information heretofore re-
ceived, that fort for the protection of the
American shore, has been erected on Cumbrr-
land Island, by the crew OF the United States
brig Saranac, at aachor of the Island.
Re1con
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n. ORLEANS, Sept. lS.--By gentleman, 10
days from Havana, we are informed the brgan-
tue OF war formerly the COnsolado vessel, the
ChaSseur, after repairing the damages recciv-
ed IN the engagement with the Mexican schoo-
nar tioiSpur, capt. Rapp, sailed or a cruise
AllI after being At sea few days, fell in with
hleXicau brig OF war, which Immediately en-
gagged her so warmly, that the Dous were I'M
der the necessity of withdrawing from the CON
test, aud nothing but the superior sailiug saved
her from capture. The Chasseur had six men
killed, aud fourteen Tounded-and much cut
up.
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By tile polite attention Of Captain Dun
gan, OF tue schooner Wasp, from Havana.
the editor has been favored with tie lIa-
vana Government Journal of the sth SEN
tenber, which contains Proclamation
by DeI Juan Guiz, Governor of 9Iexico.
&c. &c. dated 10Th July, lSl7-in which,
after long preamble, setting forth the
hopetesS condition of ilIe traitors Nina.
Mler, Toves and Moreno, he shows how
iftie the Government have TO fear from
them, by the following mandates -
Bat. FED. Gaz.
list. None shall aid or assist in anv
way the traitor Nina ander penalty OF
death, and tile confiScatlon Of his pro-
p rty, one third Of which shall 80 INTO
the royal treasury, one third towards de-
fraylng the expenses of the army, and
the other third to the informer.
"2d. Any faithful subject Of our lord
the King who shall apprchtnd tie traitor
Nina, and deliver him 10 any military
commander, or to tie royal Justice, shall
receive reward of fUs hut,Ired doiiars.
3d. If The person who apprehends him
be soldier, hc shall be Immediately pro-
NOTED; and it any of the rebels them
selves shall do this, he shall receive par
don for his crimes in addition to this
reward.
cath. One hundred dollars will he given
for ide apprehension of every follower of
the traitor Nina; and, whoever Of them
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Virginia Tobacco Cd. Cd. perth. aul,-Acottoo
Upland, 10. Cd. a Is. 9t. per,lb. brisk.
IL Is supposed the Ports for grain. win be
shut on the 18th November.
We have received Liyerpool Price Chr.
rent to Sept. 2, which shall be published TO-.
morrow. "
The quantity Of Flour imported into Liver
barrels and tile number of b,y, s.nt,o,, e.,
the United States thus year, ehing Sept. I. are
lt2,Sst. Fed p~,',Ii;r,,'
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Increase Of population IA. Tad;ana-The votes
given tor member OF Congress IN This state the
last year. were viz for Afr. Hendricks. 5I6o.
'oT General i'2sey, iGI1 this year 56DI were gil
ven for Hendricks. aud s43i for General Pn.
seX-an increase of more than thirtv,three and
a ,hird per cent. in voters in single year.
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APPOINTMENTS
BY THE PRESIDENT AND SIN .TE.

RICHARD CUrr,, late Superintendent Gene
raj of Military supplies, 10 be Second Comp
troer of the Treasury Department, under the
act of the 3D. March, 1917, to provide for the
prompt settlement of public accounts.
WILLIAM Lee, late accountant Of the War
Department, PETER HAGNE3, late Additional
Accountant OF the War Department, Con
SLANT FREEHAN, late accountant OF the Navy
Department, and STEPHEN PLEtsoNToN, OF
the State Of Delaware, TO be Auditors in the
Treasury Department, under the act afore-
said.
john CoFrEE, of Tennessee, to be Surveyor
Of the Lands III the NOrthern part of the NJ IS
sissippi Territory, under the act of Sd March,
1917.
ISRAEL PIcgEvs, Of North Carolina, TO be
Register OF the Land Office, to he opened in
the Mississippi Territory under the act OF Sd
March, 1917.
joan TAYLOR, offs. Carolina, to be receiver
of Pubic Monies At the Land Office to be OPEN
ed in the Mississippi Territory under the act
of the Sd March, 1917.
Stephenson ARcHER,O of Maryland, 10 be Ad-
ditonal Judge in the Mississippi Territory, TO
reside in the Eastern part thereof, under The
act Of the Sd March, 1917.
The following appointments were made by
the President Of the United States, by and
with the advice aud consent 1.-THE Senate, du-
ring the late session;
Joseph Philips !asc of the army of the United
States, to be Secretary ofthe Illinois Terrific
Robert Jaques ofN. y. TO be Consul at St.
Croix.
John Horard Mqreh, of New-Hampshire, to
be ConsuIat Madeira.
Daniel streJei, ofSou,h Carolina, TO be Con-
sui at Bordeaux, in place OF William Lee. re-
signed.
JpiHiun Dny, of PENNSYLVANIA, to be Consul
of the U. States at Kingston upon Hull, in G.
Britain.
Josrph Ray, of the same state, to be Consul
at pernamDucco, in Brazil.
Jose dos Santos N1ateir0, of Brazil, to
be Consul for the Island of Mararihoa, in Bra
zii
Reaben C. Bsusley. ofva. to be Consul at Ha ;
vre de Grace.
Robert 1}imbie, of Kentucky to be Judge
OF the United States for the district OF Ken
lucky.
Edoard JVyer, of Massachusetts, to be Consul
OF the u. States at Hamburg.
Henry JYtlSoa OF Maryland to be Consul at
Nantz
Ed,card Church, Of Kentucky,to be Consul at
Orient.
John %. Frayzier, of Massachusetts, to be
Consul Tor the Island of Curacao.
JOHN o. SNiiU,tn, of New-YorK, to be Consul
at Mogodore, in Morocco.
joel Hart, of New-York, to be Consul at
Leith.
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Albany. Feb. 25-
p,,;onr,;o, ofC,r T,,,,ni;,,s


Resignation IF Ger. TanlpkinS
In consequence OF his election to the Office of
Nlcs-rresident OF the United States Governor
fumpkE, has resigned tue Office OF Governor,
and lett this City for Washington.
Ii time, as is often and Justly said. enhances
the'value of meritonous public services, Gov.
Tompkins has sure pledge Of the increasing
gratitude and affection OF tie citizens of New
Ior@. He has discharged the duties of their
ChieE Magistrate for nearly ten years. THOSE
duues have been many and ardnous, particu-
larry during the period of the war; his udivid-
ual eNertons in which were eminently instru-
mental IN producing the happy termination of
the campaign OF ISL That he has DONE WELL,
has been evidenced by the more than thrice
newed confidence and suiirages of his fellow
citizens, and is confirmed by his advancement
ia digni!ieu station III the national councils,
by the almost unanimous voice OF the electoral
colleges.
The resignation of Governor Tompkins was
yesterday communicated TO the Legislature },
IN the following grateful ana aiiectionate
terms -
Gentlemen Of the Scnate md of the assembly
ofthe State If Ne,c- YORK.,
Having received official information of my
election to the Office of Vice-President of the
United States, surrender, through their Re-
personalities, to the People of this state, the
Office of their Chief Magistrate.
Whether the influence of my Official Con-
duet, on the prosperity, the security, and the
character of Newly ork. may be REG arded in ii
hear, with the highest qualification, that those
who may succeed 20 the administration OF its
government, shall have far exceeded me in adj
vancIng the interests and the honor of the
State.
a crowd of sensations are awakened by an
nouncing this my separation from officers, le-
gis.ators, and citizens, with whom have been
So long associated, and who have yielded TO me,
on all occasions, the greatest Kindness, assis-
lance and respect.
When call to mind, that was distinguished
at AN early age by preference far beyond my
merits, and reflect on the violent party COLI
sons with which this state has been, unfortu-
nately, too often agitated during my admins
tratiOn when recole CT the national difficult
ties, and distress, occasiOncd by the war in
which we have been engaged, and call to mind
the Unbounded confidence, support, and in
deed, parental solicitude with which they sus-
tanned me in the midst of those most trying
scenes of my public life, and at the same time
reflect how inadequate aud feeble have heen
my greatest eXertioIs, and my utmost devotion
to their interests to repay the obligation, my
heart is overwhelmed with emotions which
have no power TO express.
| shall bear with me through life u glowing
recollection of the affection and gratitude owe
TO the people Of the state OF &ew-NorS; aud
that they may be blessed with perpetual happi-
ness, prosperity and liberty, Will ever be the
warmest wish of my heart.
DANIEL -. TO6iPKiNS.
Albany, Feb. p, 1917.
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STATE OF NEW-YORK.
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS, Albany,

Doth February. 1917.
On the eve ofhs separation from the officers
aud soldiers of the Militia, the Commander in
Chief offers a sincere Acknowledgements for the
confidence and support lie has always received
from them, and for the patriotism they have eX
hbited in the whole course of the late war
Deeply sensible how much the subordination
and zeal of the militia o t this State has contri-
buted TO advance its honor and fame. he would
do injustice TO himself and them, were he not, on
this occasion, public..r to proclaim his high
of gratitude.
The conduct displayed ut Piattsburgh, Sack
etts iiarbOr, and OH the Niagara frontier, and
especially in the sOrtic from Fort Ere, ias
given the military of this State high rank
amongst the bravest defenders of the coun-
try. The Commander in Chief intreats them
to cherish and transmit to posterity that pat
riotic spirit which animated them to such noble
deeds
he will ever retain 4 lively recollection of
their services in the most trying periods, aud Of
the respect and regard lie has uniformly receiv
ed from them, and with the most devcut pray
els for the future prosperity and happiness of
his fellow officers and soldiers OF the militia of
the state of New-York, he bids them au alice
Tomato farewell.
l;y order of the Commander in Chief.
SOL. VAN RENSSELAER,,
fdjuiant GeHgrl.
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4 OCssfNC-cras. wtTIFl C-A2r t--5,.4s
Ia EVANS Carer as,d f.ifdsr, Dcss ie5,e iufor,
the citizens OF Richmond and The aha s,ls
has removed his establishments in tie ab.rr Du-.,
vEit,ocS, 18th N. Market north u O..
where he neads carry on The ;'o,e business ii all "a
various branc.es.
Cknnnes aud pier glasses rade any size pattern
wiaeow aud bed c,rtces; giraadoie rir'or., hi.cse
yold n"i dcliLs tor rooms. "a the uv~sst IL hips
Pfirts aud needle voTA framed aud :.ias-o VITA or
t;o!s eiauscied s,assesp paintings cleaned G,d var
rssa.s
Look ng slssses sl,seret cd WORK ,eglt ssI xs,far
fc6 ~ Ce sqHst 40 aew.
j. L. deems it superhsbus - plGdge him .if bat
article IN the line sidi near tus lorS
prce,; OF tits. tie puOc must idge. Orders thank
iully received aud promptly attended ~.
N. b. An apprentice wanted 10 The above brsiae.s.
\ cHANcERT.-cuinberishd county, JaasA.] ..ul..
John jefferson r. ard Sarah his Wife, formerly sarah
Criddic, Jess Criddle .,ih Crude a..d Soif.ls no.
hnsoa- aud Eii<abetA his wife, formerI, Liza /. n
Cridale, ptt;ayfs.
AGAINST
Elizabeth cnddle, adm'x of John Crddle Hec. Nancy
Bao~, edward CT lddic aud JOHN crdd,e
Dejs,aaHfs
Tie Defendants, Nancy Baliow, Edward trdo,. Ard
John Cridde, nos having eies, tlier sop.asnuce aJ
given security according the As.enSly and lie
rules 81 this Court, and appcsIng To e sa,isr;c,io
oi 'e Sonrt that the said Nancy, EdwaiJ JOHN arr.
nOt ldhauitris OtthlS State. ON the ul
TN ~ her counsel, is OiHerea, rhat tie said an
sent defendants do appear here or beoretb All MIN
day ia March next ard answer the Planting bill an
that copy OF this oder De forthwith inserted IN ec.s
one OF de nen spapers printed IN citv I'll Richmond.
for two months snccsssisely and ano,ber ~ ,oxre AZ
the iGohs door Of cue coufrhoGsc of this county.
March II. iolSssw
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BRITISH CONSULATE GENERAL, ,

All masters of British vessels arriving in
the United States are hereby informed
That by an act OF Congress, passed OIL the
Sd instant, they are required, after having
produced their registers and other papers
as heretofore, 10 the collector of the port
at which entry is made, within forty-eight
hoursa after such entry, to deposit these
papers with the British consul or vice
consul, who may be resident at the said
port, and TO deliver to the collector the
certificate of such consul or vice-consul
that these papers have been deposited un-
der penalty not less than 500, and not
exceeding 1000 dollars. The register and
consul or vice-cOnsul on production of
the clearance of the collector.
ANTHONY ST. JOHN BAKER.
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standing the fire was evidently kindied
for that purpose. A large quantity of
oalSum, picked by the prisoners, was de-
posted in the garrett, and as the flames
originated in that part Of the building, We
~ little doubt remains bni that Il coal
was placed in one Of ike bundles. There
Was difficulty in obtaining sufficient
supply of water, as the gates were shut du-
ring al the tire of the fire, 10 prevent The
escape OF the cOlwicts. A number of CT
tizens resoried to the fire armed with
muske,s, TO prevent the escape of the cri-
minals, commanded! by Colonel Moore.
The pumps enclosed BY the wall of the
Penitentiary were drained, and this may
suggest the propriety OF having suction,
as well as common engine iii futare III
some convenient place, ard iire-piugs to
ne supplied with water from The works OF
the water company, to prevent the return
of Il similar casualty. One of The attend
ant citizens died, and the verdict of the
jury was-natural death. Telegraph.
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Baltimore, March 6.
FIREl

Last evening, about eight o'clock, the
Maryland PenItcntIary was discovered to
he on fire. 1t commenced its ravages in
the third story of the west wing of the
building, and ragged with much fury unfiiit
had consumed the twoupper stories of the
same, and was finally extinguisbed at an
early hour this morning. The iirswas first
communicated in an apartment occupied
by the prisoners for the purpose Of picking
oakum, in which they were yesterday en-
gagged, and is supposed to have been the
work of some one or more of them. a
sufficientnumber ofour citizens, highly to
their credit, furnished themselves with
arms, and volunteered their services to
guard the prisoners, none OF whom escap-
ed. The fire was arrested 10 It's progress
i'm consequence Of tie lower story being
arcbcd and fire proof. Pai'iot.
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TNPORTANT GTE / SUE.

II is said, that the Council ofthe Indies
has proposed to the King of Spain plan
of reconciliation with the colonies the
basis of which IS, a free trade to be allow
ed to foreigners into Spanish America,
under certain restrictions. This measure
is expected to have a double effect, by
satisfying the wants of the revolted, and
then bg obtaining the cooperation Of TO
reign nations in their paci;ication, to
which they would be induced by the ben
efts offered. Bost0n Gosctie.
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FROM FRANCE.

We find on are pcrusal OF oar French papers.
which come up to the I'd OF January, that Gen
Turreau Gate French Minister to the United
States,) had died at Normandy. MIR. Kiug, Sc.
cretary to the American Legation, had arrived
atSt Petersburg; aud our Minister Mr. Pink
ncy, who was at Vienna on the 25th or Novem.
Der, was daily expected there. The brother OF
the American Charge.des Afiaics, AIr. Harris,
is named Consul at St. Petersburg.
IN. T. L. Post.
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Tate, Taylor Y. Y. Telfair, Wallace
Webster, Weudover, Whteside, Wilde
Wilkin, Il. Wilson, w. Wilson, Yanccy
Yaies-60.
NAYS--Mcssrs. Adams, Atherion, Ba-
er, Baker, Barbour, Bassett, Blonni, Boss,
Bradbury, Carr Mass. Clark n C.. Clay
ton, Davenport, Deslia, Dickens, Ed
wards, Fletcher, Forney, Goldsborough,
Coo,iwyn, Hale, Iiawes, Hungeriord, H.
wn Pa. ieweti, Johnson OF Va. King,
Law, I.owndes, Lyon, ". Maclay, Marsh,
Mason, MCoy. Mills, Hugh Nelson,
Noyes, Paris, pitkin, Peasants, Reed,
Root, Eugsies, Smith Md. Southard,
Stearns, Strong, Sturges, Tallmadge,
Taul, Vose, Ward Mass. Ward n. Y.
Ward n. j. Wilcox, Williams--56.
RI will he observed, that the Speaker,
on this occasion, differing from every 9TH
Ell question before the House, claimed
and exercised the right TO vote. Two
thirds being required 10 decide the ques-
ton atiinnatis ely, the bill did not pass.
Previously 10 adjournment, the Speaker
delivered a short valedictory address TO
the House, 4 copy ofwIiich we hope 10 OBJ
tain for publication.
'Che bills passed were all signed, c on
trafy to oar expectations, previous 90 the
on the night of the Sd
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RIOTIcE.-Ihave in my possession rauNE. con
tanning wearing apparel OF different kinds. n vas
taken out OF the sch. Elizabeth % Norfolk wrecked on
te Ycrk marshes the ID last cofEms nded by captsn
Thomas Read, who Cnuld give satisfactory account
how Il board the schooner Thettunk has beef
broken open, and nailed Up Witt the Key Inside. Among
the articles eighteen pair Of socks ii different Kinds
niany Of them marked A. r.. fSe owner is requested
to apply me ia Gloucester county aud he shaii haee
it ~ paying he cost Of Advertising no snDgefionis
made FOR Tin months 1t will be sold s.-ecalict 10
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Ertract Of q cttsr from a Gentleman Of thh cify,
az France, doted,

flUINEHUt, IdH. J, IoII.
"Jbere is noeews Of Importance here coz
Spiracy was detected few days ago at RO
chulic aud one also at Bordeaux neither oil
them of any moment. The vintage has intlre-
~ failed aud wines and brand.es are dearer
here than in America Bread is also dear and
the taxes &c gu'OH dit cEcessirc--This state Of
affairs excites great deal Of murmurin.s - it
would under any form Of government. ! be-
lieve all parties are heartily sick Of Revo-
lutiOns, and will settle down into a calm
submission to the powers tIat be-"
4m. D. ddregiiscr