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ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
Fresh Seasonable Dry-Goods.
e mDWTV yANENs 3 90,

s4lE1H11Ia q q GDVV1N JANEES e. CO.
MARKET BRIDGE,
Have receed since The dnte IF their lust advertisements
(n1oa IF wJhjch are just 10 hunts
50 Packages OF Fresh Dry-Goods,
CONSISTING or THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
IA Cases containing a good assortment of Fine and
Superfre Blue, Black, Oxford Nit and Olive
CLOTHS,
bales Of ID AID lew priced blue, olive brown
and mix, CLOTHS, suitable for servants
3 comprising choice of fine nd SUI
pcrfne blue, black, Oxford MKT and dark nd light
drab CASSlR;ERS,
8 bales and ID point BLANKETS,
3 do Z by London dufle do.
/ DO extra double n,ed 1874, 1874 and I4-A Rose
Blankets, the very best article of the kind that we
have seen,
l do white Flannels,
9 do stout low priced SATTINETS, and double milled
DOMESTIC KERSEYS, choice articles for negroe
clothing,
do Bawson & saltmarsles' best NAPT CoTToNs,
No ),
2 do ID rich borlercd CASHMERE SHAWLS,
! case very rich scarlet and white MERINO SCARFS
and III and Cd AERINO SHAWLS.
1 DO I'D black, scarlet aud white MERINO HDKFS.
and CASHMERE STTAWLS,
] bale II mied Green Baisc.
1 case black worstcd and white Yigonia hose,
l do white cotton hose
case drab Baug-up Cords,
! bale 7-S real Russia Duck,
24 bales Sd and rs brown Domestic Shirtiugs,
. do indigo Plaid Domestics,
J. do IA powor-loom Bedtickne,
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Land for Sale.

pursuance of the last will and testament of William
namei decd will be offered for sale on the premises
on I"esd0D the 5h day Of November merit to the highest
bidder on one two and three years credit, Valuable
TRACT OF LAND, wherein the said decea sed lately re-
SIDED lying III the county of Pittsyvania, on both sides of
lKey-Cock Creek containing survey six hundred and
twenty TWO acres about ohe hundred of which first
rate low ground, and large porion the balance excel
lent o6acco and-fhe improvements very good, being
large and convenient story brick Dwelling House
and all necessary out houses &c with first rate Spring
convenient TO the Dwelling House. Those wishing to
purchase Iand would probably do we'll call aud view
this tract, as is b seldom that such is in market
stephen w. hamlet, one of the executors Of Garland
Anderson living the land will show it to any person
that may call with view of purchasing
Also, on the day will be sold credit of twelve
months all the CROP Of Corn, Fodder, Wheat Oats &c
all the STOCK of Horses, Cattle Hogs &c-supdrv a,fi
cles ut Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, PLANTA-
TON TOOLS, &C. &c. belonging to the estate of the said
deceased.-Bonds with approved security will he rconred
of the purchasers, by THE EXECUTORS
Oct 2 ~ s,
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EDUCATION

jEH 9ch""i VIII be continued the ensuing year. NV
-. o'"'nef '"hh o. Nelson, who has had fifteen years
experience as teacher, and Mr.. john NJ Winston an
ceent cI"ical Scholar will be associated with me in tie
"fasement oil me SCHOOL, in which will be taught The
ureek Latin, and French Languages, together with those
branches OF learning which constitute complete English
eouca"h The School will commence Monday the 10Th
ol January 1890, and terminate the 9th day of Decc
Der ioowlng there will he vacation weeks COM
mencs ON The 10th of june The price for board tuition
Washing lodging and fuel will be hundred and ten dol,
ars payable, one half the st day Jnne 1896 and
inc other hall ON the LIST day of December following
The discipline of the School will be parental and os
much care and kindness be boys conded to
care as to my children. Vicious unuy boys will not be
"ne' mo me SCHOOL, and if any such should be palmcd
upon me they will be expelled soon as they shall be found
ugoVernaoe My residence is from haunts of
wee ana immortality and remarkably healthy; situated
IN the county OF Louisa forty miles from Richmond and
about the same distance from fredericksburg The stage
rom fredericksburg to Gainesville passes whin four hun
dred yards Of my residence, that from Richmond TO
Harsonbnrg within two miles of it, Letters to me- di
rected 10 Jacksons posofce, Louisa, will be pompt,
received. WILLIAM NELSON IT,
Sept 2-tOf "a
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NOTICE.

4 L. GWATHMEY have removed their Office
d. to the large brick lumber house lately occupied
AlesSrs Pollard and SON. Shockoe Warehouse
where they will thankfully receive from the growers
Cotton and Tobacco their crops storage and SALE for
which purpose they beg leave tender their services to
their country friends generally
3I-8t
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IA K. JOHN BOHANNAN-Sr Please take notice.
" hat shall, ON tie irs, day Of November next al
Mcs IN the county Of Essex take the dispositions
# Capt. TITO Evans aud others be read as evidence in
the still pradug III the superior court Of caucery
~hscin plaintiff and yourself and others are defen-
d1j aud that snail for the purpose also take the
jcpo>ons 81 James Heron and others, tho Eagle Hoie
- ihe city Of Richmond the 9TH day Of tho month
Respectfully, JOS. b. CovINGT
seft 30 II w5t
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Us The 1SsrITUrIoSAL WING IS published trice a
geek Iucstys aisd Fiiays) ire dollars per as,pn,
payable f1 Advance.
NJ Preeioust discontinuance of he paper all ar
rearases mast IL paid up. ind those rcho may irish TO
dtsconfine Iu rso tie Editors 10 that effect at least
,cri5ed.
1 Fer Gioertisias75 cents square Cor ies) for The
Hrst tnssrtfoa aud SO cents for each
oJcT Of Insertions tie g,otcd MS. oHer,eise
they tcli be continued and charged accordingly.
~ advertisements from The country be paid for an
adodnce, assumed ty responsible idiuiddl Ms
place .HdncheSter
" an letters to the Editors must be Postpaid, they
toui rcceirc no attention.
u ALIEN: w. JONES, attorney at Lac, will, in
future, regularly attend the Inferior & Superior Courts
of Law and Chancery held in the city of Richmond.
lie may he found at the Wing office, any time be-
tween 0 o'clock in the morning and O'clock in the
afternoon. Riel,nOnd. Oct. %.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FENHE subscribers respectfully tcuer their services their
n Country friends and the public generally, for the
cepton of COTTON storage aud sale
MONCURE, ROBINSON & PEASANTS,
30-9t -4ucfi0neers.
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LITERATURE,


The London Literary Gazette, says, thai
the new rottI Of the author al Nhsrrly,
enfi;ld faies OF the Ctusadrrs,' Was 10
appear BY tie tud of Aptli. 1t vii form 1
wis. co,talning . sloflrs-" fhe BctrOth-
I'd - and The Talisman.p A eorrespon-
drnt states that the scene of lie former i
thichy IN WaIes and of The latter IN the
Holy Land. Tie dclay in the publication
Is now at,ributrd 10 a wish on the part OF
the Author 10 render the work Is finished as
possb!ej aad report speaks high IA 10 the
result.
Another novel, by the author Of " Lights
and SHADOW Vs. called The farcstrrs,
VAS about to br publislird at Edinburgh.
1'he Translation Of the Ionauce ,ntlted
" TIE Magic ring b. La Motto TONGUE,
i announced IN the London papers. Il
was published in France l9us before
" lsauEoe,a aud IS said To rival that chg
d0utre } delusalio5s OF tournaments, uits,
an all the life OF hiyahy.
A London paper SAYS, that al The late
sale "i The library Of gentleman At iythe,
tolta're's works, IN 2G vols. having been
found IN the catalogue, ii.nas determined
by some of The adherents 10 the principles
ct the late Mr.. Wesley, generally denonn.
mated Nethodi,ts,J IL purchase the same
for tlr purpose ot bmning them Ia reso
l1ion whirh was, notwithstanding The libc,
"a, price obtained ny the auctionecr, carried
into elect the hext day.
Among the new works announced in the
Loadon papers, we observe -" John Bull IN
America 10 be published by Mr.. John
Miller, Brydgcs st.
The ind,latigable Able de Pradt has
just published another political work ent
tied The true s. stem ol Eulppe respecting
Greece aud Amrrica."
Tn celebrated Goethe has presented an
address 10 the German Dit. To obtain from
II iico0ec 10 pilnt works So that he may
have il guarantee against pratro editions.
Ii does not appear how the Dlel viii be able
10 hinder the practice of literary piracy,
which is 80 common in Germany.
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had fed ra,fLs 90.
window eo,.sa - .,; axe Was hsal III
o. Nsnd.. : IN ",5a h7a sadEslsz
p,rsojl ., M 49,, ''''''''s OF NJ NJ.
On ,ae fsl,.,N,ns ag'5, "''haul -. r..
appointed ~ .s "a l's,'' s''er,. To-,
the nfbrr,, - =, 1,a,H l''' h"osr.. L.
reform. tn. ,''t ~, :, Nase'nrerat a.
nr..a''.,,. 9.f',. mauy Ell.
y aad usn 1a2 s,u So"e' 'e'g trr-..
the usr - su.3. -, ,S p'ta "amta b.
agreed u,tsn h,,,,..,lt. .'n-' caau'e.s.
ilinre etfb e.l,s, 'l'h' i'.tGs, d
and r,lny. ,,4 .l,-., "e U'e9; r.. ?
one Of ll.., luo,,,ns ,,',' :. = s''eR 'be =.
ra,i,,.' - US went Il 'is ,l.e,..
b, H.. ,tfa.r a ~ '''e distu'0lds. 3.
upon tbem T6 ~ N'o sci Il Ing
in numbrr ;,,n,a5,'' - .'ating maa. +
sim. INT 49, - = ''''' y eve the r..5.
posed pre,.ofed ~. y 81, oI tbr d. a..
Of the guard na,ard e.. '''.'i' ) and @
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rROM BI-ENOS AYRES.

We are Indebted Ia a fricnd for the
BucnOs Ayrrs .4rgoS ut March 10th K the
III eautie G07sHe of In" same place. of
the II alt. The General Constituent Con
srcss of the States of La Plata, was still
II session at Bueuos A}res, and had been
particularly occupied With some disorder =
Is ploce, dlags which had occurred ia the
pro-, ince of Cer80bp, aud with respect to
which an appeal was made to the Cuu-
grrss. The ex-governor -. Juan Baut'.-
IA Bustos, ii the head Of The military l9rce,
had been reelected in an irregular and
tumulta ous manner, with his ConalvaHCr.
An animated debate took place II the
Congress on the mode of treating the pco-
pie and Grnrrai, with regard 10 such an tx
ample al daarchy. We are much gratiird
with The soand principles and just feelings
that wcr" expressed ~ the debate The
House of Representatives adopted. almost
unanimously, report from a committee,
in which the irregular erection IS strongly
rcprovcd, the example stismatlzrd, and "a
eon,ocation of deputies requested who
should take measures To enforce the laws,
and obtain another and regular choice.
Bustos was also rxhortrd 10 reljnquish at
once an authority which had hrcn confer
]
The province of Mendoza had heen dis
turhrd by violence, but Tranquility was re-
stored, and lis Legislature was engaged in
discussing the form and course OF trial for
the guilty.
The Legislature Of the Province Of San
Juan was about to enact freedom OF reli-
! gious worship,
The news furnished from Chill is the
most important. II hears date the Goth
February. Thr lives Of sonc oC the De
pu'ies Of he Chiliin Congress had been
attempted by indi,d uals who, when ar
rrsted, accus, 4 as instlgatnrs of the crime
the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
also Deputy, and another. Tae Litter
we're likewise committed 10 prison, and the
cuuoiry was in a fermHut, a number oC lead.
Ing persons being implicated IN scheme, d
revolution. The Go,eln9r represented tht
State Ia be h the greatest DANGER, and re-
questcd the Congress 10 devise means Il
maintain the pubic peace. That body I'M
mrdlately assembled, and was to decide
upon rhe dr,uGht Of a law, according I,
which il would hp Immediately dissolved
the governor Invested with dictaiuIial pow,
er for i month; legislative con4mltltr o
So, en- or ninr established and a new IA
lional Congress formed under = system Il
rlrctun to be dierstrh and promulgated b,
the committee. In the preamble ia TIM law
il is mentioned that the existing Cougrrs
could do nothing useful, owing to tia
esprit Of passion that the condition. o
thiogs required energy and CELEBRITY in In
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SHOCKING DjGrENSATIONS OF
PROVIDENCE

Me- Naren, Cont Nay 2l.-A few days
since, a maniac by the name Of ROtre, made
bis escape from the Retreat in Hartford,
add came into Farmngton, to the house OF
Ira Rowe, a distant relation Of his. He
wandered about from house to house in
the eastern part of the town, asking fnf
food and drink, until Sabbath evening the
18th inst. He then entered the house Of
Elias Gondrich, aud hogan 10 use violence
being a remarkably strong and active man.
Mr.. q. fled with his wife and children to Il
nrighhooring house, and persuaded Mr..
Noadiah Bird 10 return With him 10 his
house, and dlspnssess or secure the maniac.
Mr.. Bird, on entering the house, hndruG n
candle in his hand, received a blow on the
head from the maniac, who was standing
behind the door with an axe, " ch frac-
tnred hi, skull, andin all probability oeca-
stoned instant death. Mr.. q. again fed.
and after collecting one or two mope of his
neighbours, returned, aud found MIR. Bird
lying with his head on the door sill, almost
discovered from the body. The murde.e r
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POETRY
Rom tae .saiionsi Joarasi.

rom fdf .A1l8ehal sulIH94-
When an flenA
Breathe no sae an-ie DER ~ lonely tomb
Aar =, press spscad
On the cold SD Wnt iaiaIe selis her bloom
Let mol tear
Eli on the spui y mere maHld'ring relics sleep
Ahpu an taere.
d-iefis consam d--Iue fountain niey not weep
lie is a scene
al snAi,as ca-e nni sorrow, from It's morn
Aud lew ! utrp,
Pass down its STEFAN nu"ounded * nHtern
=, i8y 70 die. tsaul
Tor those nfepAr a lef dralh--Nhe the dad
He5eem j uH bitli. roll
Scars IN The tis1e therv worlds enshfolded
Why should sisb IaIay
Does the soul die
G. soar imDu td--sniitins al decny
rfepqrd for d .ath. fbcrc /,
Mo eouId soy 3" burst these lrnnmels
I, iosc ht hrrH't.
Aud uo1uf, On wines, 4 ben seraph ihcre ?
g Ihai 'teera min
70 feel within sly sa.a. rotttc s,,I',
Ibat faith Divine
Hhiel, leads tej1J - iieusen's eAedje thrill
Far M. iet none
Memorial rcar.fo guide N cutp,riag eye
Aed ~ unknown
1ae hiIook b.. where hi, pput dud shall lie
womb not lave
trace Of srirt e,lfhited by ihee,
D.rp n tlr grave
Bee'ery hoAsh., that eoaia remdn of mc
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TeSrfgtI. e s. s 1!sIs.gC.
sTAUNTON CONNENTION

Al meeting Of the oiliE'ns of Rich
.n"nd Who are friendly to a Convention,
held at the City Had, on Friday, the Goth
lust. for the purpose of taking Intu couaid-
eration the address ef the Loudoun Corrr-.
pondmG COMMITTEES, recommending the
appointment of Deputies 70 meet the dele
Sates from Other Counties of this state, who
VIII assemble at Staunton on the 9th July
next, 10 devise laWfdl and cXpcdlcni means
OF procuring C0Hsrutlon To amend the
defects OF our STATE Constitution, WI.
MuNFoRD WAS called 10 the chair aud
AL&XANnER ". JOINS Was appointed SEE
rotary.
Tue Object of this meeting was explained
by DR.. Robert Mayo, who submitted spY-
cral resolutions, which were supported 10y
himself and Nr. q II. Bacchus, bat before
the Question for their adoption was put,
the meeting, ON motion OF Mr.. Thoma'
! l{tchir, adjourned, H. meet again n the
Capitol, ON Thursday evening, Goth Inst.
at five o'clock.
Thursday, 26h Mar.
Al a meeting held ut the Capitol thie
/ evening, pursuant IL adjournment, WI
] LIAM MuSroRp hriug absent from iadisPo-
sli1"n, jaws f.. lIrtru was requested to
take the char, and ALEA. ". JOINS acted
as Secretary.
On mofi1n. = Cnmn,ittce con7posrd Of
Nrssrs. John Rutherford, Nm. b. Ran
| lelph, john Robertson, no G. Scutt Cur
! don H. BacchuS, VIM, G frhdlctou, and
Robert Mayo, was appointed 10 draw up a
I preamble and r.snl6tinns. relative IA thr
views and for tin attainment Of the nl.i.c,
If thu meeting. with instructions to r,.nort
forthwith.
Alter rpti.inr for n shor, tifor. rho Gem
mittcr returned and submitted the follow
ing preamble and resolations, Which were
unanimously adopted:
y hrr,as, a small majority Of the Senate
If the Inst General Assembly, rejected a
hi which had passed the louise Of Delc-
Gatrs, making provision for asccrtajnin2 the
opiujon Of their constituents upon the pol
ie, OF calling a Convcndpn to revise and
am.ud our State Constituion-and by
such rejection, may have opposed the visit
es ot a MAJORITY OF the people of this Com
monwealth. with whose sentiments the
House 81 leiegatPs may reasonably be
supposed 10 have been hetter acenH'ntrd =
'Hld whereas, for many Years past, a strong
desite has been manifested in various sec-
tons dt the Commonwealth. that Con-
Ventlon should be called In amend the
existing Constitution, IN the propletv and
eNprdl"n"y of which measure, this meeting
| fully c"ncur:-and whereas, wc cherish as
Fundamental articles of our political faith,
the sublime prinelPes nceIcat"d and rrac-
hca'ty enforced by our fathers, " that all
powers vested IN, and consequently dcriv-
ed from, the people; that government Il,
NJ ought In be, instituted for the common
| benefit; and that "a mtoriiY OF the com
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Az EPIGIRE,> TAS,rr

At the court held for Brrksaifr, Mass.
Last wtek. a man WAS sentenced to t,o
years cpodaement at hard labor in in,
STATE prison Tor biting og the nose of pcy.
son with whom he II I'd been fghtiar
Good. Ii he wishes for more snch anias
foVl, It Iin bite OF his unnno,c
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SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.


Last week. man. indilrrentIy dressed,
called at the house of "A respectahle farmer,
few miles from Daylrstown, Pa. and it
being near noon, asked to be accommoda-
ted with dinner. 1t was accordingly pre-
pared by the females Of the house, and
Just as the stranger sat down, the tarmtt
himself came in. He took W number eli
the Pat'int which contained the account OF
the murder Of Miss Cunningham and a
description of the murderer, aud commen-
ced reading the article aloud to llis family.
No sooner had the stranger discovered
what he was reading, than he Jumped up
from the table. at which he had not eaten
three mouthfdls. threw down fur times
the value Of a meal, aud instantly left the
house. Spme surprise was. excited by tins
sudden movement. but he was suffered 10
depar; unmolcstrd, aud j., no doubt by this
time Tar oct Ut reach Of pursuit
tPatriot.
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Brotkcabrongh, james z. Heath. Johr
Robertson, herman Baker, Vim. q. pcndlc-
ton, Robert Mayo and Ahvandef v JOINTS.
consulate a standing Committee, - curcs-
pond and co-opefaic IS ifh such committees
as may he appuinird in other counties and
corporations of llas Commonwealth, for
the purpose Of concerting lawful and eNpc-
dent means for tire aitaiunent Of thcif
common object.
JAMES. T. HEATH, Chairman.
Tesie. ALEX. ". JoHKs, Secretary.
The blanks in the Sd and nh resolutions
weie filed, on motion, bysthe meeting, al
ter the preamble and resolutions had beed
unanimously adopted.
--eas"..
PRINCE WILLIAM PROCEEDINGS.
At an adioHrncd meeting OF the free
holders Of Prince William CouaiN, held at
The Courthouse of said county, ~ i}rrnts-
vile, on the 10Th day Of May. las, Col.
J1dH Gi55oa VAS cal ed 10 The Chsir. and
.Boriecia b. Sinclair appomrd Scclc.
tafy--
Whrrenpon tic following resolutions
We're unanimously adopted:
HesOiged, That the meeting will now
proceed 10 elect six Delegates, who, or any
one u thrn, shall be authorised aud re-
q1csied, IL meet sch Del, gates rs may be
appointed by other counties of this state,
on the 25ih day of J dy ncxt, Mt Staunton,
III the county Of Aug lsta, or at sich other
time and place as may be hereafter desg-
natrd, for the purpose Of considering, and
providing, the best means of calling Com
Nention Of the people, To prepare and pro-
pose amendments TO the Constitution OF
this Commonwealth.
Rcsoired, That J Ohm Macrea, Charles s.
Carter, Charles lluntuu, Barnaby Cannon,
George ". Nacrae, and john Gibson, jr.
be the Delegates To represent this county,
with the authority, aud for the purpose,
specified in the prece' 3 resolution.
Resolved, That the same persons, and
Nordeca B. Sinclair, Philip j.. Dave,
Thomas Nelson, j. aud James Geratkin,
be 4 committee III ihis county, with author
ity to correspond With such committees rs
may be appointed 10y other counties of this
State, on the subject Of 4 Convention, to
call meetings nf the frrrhelders OF this
county, When in their opinion advisable. To
consider the same subject and, generally,
To endeavour, by all li3M'ul and expedient
means, TO promote aud Secure uul common
purpose.
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FOIsElGls.


IEc Cafli"iie emancipation hill had beri
rst5,d by Il nainfat 81 - ,ntbr lleaar .
CamWons. Tue amtatneitiiaa OF the -
.ult VS. trcpi,cd With iuaa eiieeia, y tlii
oppnsitlne SIDE OF The lloase.
Thr cuprirr aoluoN lodges the receipt o
u New York paper of the 2Gth March.
TIE following respllc FOR satrry hat
bern received bS uis sheiiiis Of BH,'"l
NnITGHAIL, .0ta April, 1922.
! Geutitme1 am ta signify 30 ynn tie
Kings commands, that the execution q
The sentence Of Henry Slavery, now IA liz
gao II Bristol. he tesplied nntll further slB-
niGeaiion of Ills Majrgiys pleasure.
ROBERT PEEL.
This respite, which viii probably ter
nllnatc Ia - pardon, may be iooked upou,
ne presume, is tie f,si decisive e,idence
Of The intention Of the British GOV
efnmcut to modify rs laws respecting lor-
gerry.
Paria papers 81 the l7fh had been rcceiv-
ed in I.nrdop, which soneoueed the pas
sing Ia the Chamber of Deputies Of " he
houid Law Of sas,ilrgo,' ~ ttc ines cali
II, hs - vote Of 30 10 -. la the present
temper ii tie church al France, thc,e Is
lao much ,eaeon Ia lear that thp abt'cipa-
nnn 81 lht SAM lomot1 lhal the law Wi
not remain d"'d lturr, VII be rea'Htd.
IN amendment "hrrcd By Nj 10y, ipI-
nrtl' minister nj hnaner, trlalh' I" ne
Ian lpr nd nnifyiug cmlSIauts, had been
lfIecled by the PEGS. III went tiIat - con
sldrred ~ decisive Il VI Nlllclcis uashatc-
abb inlueucf.
AZ ROYAL lr'er on The rom, "" observe
that Nj Ru4I, 1tttu1,b and II ~ moi men,
TONED thai he took lea'f.
ne annexed leil'r tr"m Pans may s'f't
Ia Sho" The srn-lil'eness "i princes IL Pc
rai'f aFPlduse Which considering The sort
n popular applause tJai ifrc employment
Tor III" pnrr"-e Of 5000 sptes, tmplles'
must be dd"ill'u L" be no' ittiie mIali"~
etd'
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
PAnls, AffiI lG.-.The following is de-
tail OF the effect produced GA the klns by
his promenade ofthr I1Jh ,thr anniversary
of his entry nj" flaacc.1 He returned 10
the palecr about FIX O'clock m Il frishifnl
bad humor, treating VIII ontindu",s all
the persons Ia attendance, To whom he al
Wlys WISHES 10 appear anahlr. About
eight O'clock hcHn,ut to his private apart
uel,t. arranpanied l,y hi, son the Danphin
" no had great diliralty IN ucrsuadiag hlm
to repair 10 II soi,.e el,ca +, tn, DaupHl-
nrss. There he showed II Dc sire to appear
n. gay as Dsuai. but the gloom thrown over
his mud could not be- concealed. Hrplay-
I'd At ecalle. aud twice or thrice lost In,
temper, and abused his adversary. A conr-
Tier thought II ms aol. Ia commitment blm
on his rid,. in thp r,or,,o,r Ills N,,st,
being no hunger all, IN contain himself. r..
> ned by sa,lng. i rau hear The truth on
+, hoH my som" rbr D,unhin broke off
hr conversation, il, ,a.l,,.. " W,#nr,o Ger
Ilnh colaly rrcc,gcd c,gry uh.r. b,t at
he gate Of 81 Denis - i,rnrdinr IA all
s.ud III. K,os. ,thr rednr-
ION If y,ot,s e.,na,.. ll,i.# rul.lnrss hnt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
ANOTHER STIAAl BO4TIosq

I ne st'au-bolt8 IIcndrrsOu rum No.
and Ballze from { haNha, "a .ae y.
e't. accidentally ran foul al eacI MIA.
when TIE former WIS - mach ia,n.
that She soon after sunk, alter ,Ar. T..
srrgtr7 and pat Of Ter ca,so, Ne
saved. 10000 dollars were insured OIL h,
it is stated, in New.York,