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NOTICE.

virtue of deed Of trust executed TO The subscriber
ss D. S'eio on The 2e,h day Of APl in the year
securing the Payment Of deb, therein mentioned,
aud Thornton (and which has beet duly recorded
~ tne once OF the CLERK Of the county Of
ne val sell to the highest bidder, cash. on Saturday the
% % Suy next certain tract or Parcel of land, much
'ieOi a. VIII be sueiem 10 satisfy and the said 0cKn-
eys and Ihornon whatever that
mem, OF me den's mentioned in the said deed all
tending the said SALE lying and being county Of Buck
nshan on both d- OF the Buekng road, containing
e1aion 500 aere. (be the ess) Joining
.se ands 81 Wm Jones, Samuel johns, thr
1itComiek Samuel Branch, and others, being the same
parcel Or tract OF land, which ,ad william Thompson
no" eide aud commonly called and known by the
.he New Store The improven us on the abye mentioned
land, of good Tavern House Two store house and
ne necessary put-houes aud may he, with ptorriey said
'h Il Is Que Of the best stands, Tor Tavern, upper
The title is believed to he indisputabe the snb,eri-
her val convey such only vested hul ty the deed
fore'aid. SAMUEL BRANCH.
fEN THURSDAY Tue SUI DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, If
- Tar, otherwise the far day, will he red on
Piemses, TO The hshest bidder, that valuable landed
OF he ise Edmund Harrison, IN the county Of Powha
TAM Two miles below the Courthouse. lying the wAers
Se SIsek eonsinng ny estimation, s46 IA acres, about
10y Whieh are very valuable fiat land nearly all Reclaimed
ana nalee order for ooPpngi the highlands equal if
e N woods, heavy tnbered with oak, Sc 1, has
seniet aud suitable houses Of au
yeuTpg crops Oi Tobacco aud preserving every species
pi ven Wa'efed 1 great eohtiguiy 10 Seotyile, JEFF
ierson aud the two large rivers sud Appoux which
lenders ie produce made thereon, easily Delivered
petersburg with its "her Innumerahe sdvaHta
g.s renders very desirable farm, worth the s.
eoH OF suh as are DESTROYS of yesng their fund.-
eisoh wning TO view the property, will be shewn Oy
Mr. Robert o. Macon, Capt. LisCa air. Archer Cock
I'VE Immediately IN the neghborhood. Terms Bonds with
pProNea personal security aud lien the properly with
interest a the date payable one two TIN ee four five
yeH''. Lqaai annual instruments will be required pu
o ueuucuoh OF SIX per e.num annun, will ne
made "n eaeh for prompt hel This Il act will he
uiNidea 10 suit purchaser, II desired.
NATHANIEL HARRISON,
Exor Of Edmund Har.son dec.
consent TO the above sale, Tar a. Interested.
T % EDWARD COX.
June ~ 10 ids
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TRUST S4LE-

lF v'dae Of deed OF tut, executed by Neil moCou
~ the subscribers, bearing date on s i dy Of Mo- IN M
year lSy aud duyreeOfded in The oe Of the county
day II August Il fair bot II not then the h fsir dsy
bsfsass,, ,Siaays excepted upon The preGses l5r cash,
uaci o. 'nJ, n te couaiy Of GaYchlsod called Wkiteh
situated on The Upper Lckingolc Creek containing by e
nation - ani odd acres, muh of the said trac
vii ne sncief 70 raise the Of fifteen hundred thin
teen dollars aud sixty ceuis with interest thereon from the
I'm Jay o. Now 1919, and tie expense. attending the exc.
tw'0n o hs uud The TILE IL believed 10 be good but
BY said deed. EOfiERT DofIruAT
June ., 9-tds JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
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JaJnes River LgnI for Sale.

JdINtS NlUer LnHI Tar SAFE.
"a VIE tract Of iaUd belonging Johu Dauddge
u for sale. The tact situated 10 the county
Ponce George, immediately james liver, adjoining thu
isnds Of OeOfge and William 1Fson Eqrs. and MIS- Edioe
aad confirms shout hundred acres; 0nt Of the hes.
neig5ourhOods Virginia and noae IN fertility
tost VI IS heavily tiRbereii It's ocstion aud quality
% the most assrabc tact Of iand Vir-
guia KefsOs Wishing TO purchase the ef
applying 10 Ednaai Christian, EsQ Johu Dendidg,
Richmond. Apfh "a tu-T
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LYND FOR N4L-E

ElY virtue Of deed 10 trust executed the subserher hy
- James Jones, dec in his life time aud record IA
the oice OF Suiry county cnui 10 the
tain Of money therein mentioned due Mts. E. Weou
shall AZ The request q MIS- Weston proceed cell L. the
highest bidder Tor ready money, Suity Courthouse
2jd day Of July nesi, fam Il not, The day after
Use Sabbath, The tact Of land the aid deed menione
Wherein the sad Jones resided AZ The death The
sou gOVd, the buildings and comfortable
The Title is believed ~ be uaqUesonable; such ofy As
acquired under the u dt 20 aloresid, will convey.
JAMES u. EDWARDS, trustee
Innet9. f2-sDs
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.d.NDERSO.N, GARTH & co.
AVE nStoe aud receiving per the chConers Reaper
4 aud Magnolia from Boston, aud Sea Horse Effort Me-
ohane from NewYOk the following articles they oher
fol sale spon their usna terms:
~ "a IHDS ST. Cpix, hgseoyado and ". Orleans Sugars
% - IS hhds. assorted loaf do
zSJ bags green coffee, pat very superior
IS do Java do
70 binds English Island MoTss.ss
,s . b sH nnd wb,Ney
50 a. Old high proof do
puboheonS Antigua
do old JsnaIea do
pipes hne old Coghac Brandy
20 bbs apple do
pipe old Holland Gu
Sicily
POft Z
M.l.ss and "'"
- boxes guBposder teas
Candles, Jackson's and Wo1droof's hfsGds
100 kegs Btaity's sunpUyLeI
10 ton shot, assorted
- 10 iron, assorted
do plough moulds
Gctman Enslsh aud American Steel
Cot aud wrought Nails
Bar lead
ind'so, nadder, auu, ooPreris
Birthstone
Pepper, fimenlo, ginger, nutiness
Csp, ieuer, aud wrapping pape.
Bed cords, plough lnes twi1s
DemijOhns, Stoheware
Cotton Yarn Yarn, aud From The Union NJ naaelariuy
April "a. u9-f
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ron RENT OR LERSE.

LARGE Tan Yard and Morocco Factory, within small
= distance of the Market House, this place where Hides
eau he got very cheap, The yard, Bark Mil spacious
stock after the July next aud have full possession in
rev months Afterwards WM. DEPRIE6r.
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Valuable .NiIIs foT an oT Ieosc-

StTE subscriber offers for sale manufacturing mills on
a hendophs creek, It, junction Wilises, To- the
eouo'y Of Cumbersn a'ou, 90 miles Richmond The
sresm Is co5isnt one 'sth good and nsgigson from
NE mld0vf the dam and house both built stone the
Latter 50by 40 feet stories high with machinery complete
aS1 ~ tAesten order fof grinding (avag aely been
PHhe"J ihee 'l are Fiasted Cue wheat country aud
me sro"ins cfcY bids i 10 TO- very abundant one Tenn
t ihnd $50 the balance two equal annual psyaens g.
~ secured by uH deed the property. Those istn e.
purensse c hc accommodated reasonable price and n
stsJi s.en Immediately. There "a orehoase Al the .i
wnieh vii syJ ifr' Tiifed. Join a. TRENT.
- Mont, Clnoff.5ad, Jnne 2. IO-wN
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WILLIA.M .N.E.dLE, & 60.
tiona supply OF and beautiful OOoDSi auiansst
hea a few handsome
A splendid s,tce iuI utuie ehintz
IrsL Linen, of superior bleach
Satin striped ua'n', beautiful article
SILK hosiery, coitoado aud thread
Eieg snt looking ga.sr.
Pure whie KID aud other gloves &c. &c.
more complete than ba. been any previOu. .n.vi
Sat. IN part Of the following articles, viz
vigonia aud Angola eA..inivres. Tor summer, wear
Plain aud mixed lasting, for do
PAN aud striped cucassians iOi do
French and British drilling, whit. aud eOloursd, Tor do
Forehiuc aud satteen, boys snd
Striped 4 plan Jeans aud fussu for do
Fine and sufeidus Londou prints
Sugelnne eambiie g'nsham' .ome beautiful Pinks fer
s1, "A \ s-4paid and Greean stripedo
A. % eOi,on eanbcs, cambria muslins, lacones and
44G Sd plaid, corded aud raised stripe muslin
Plan aud figured bobbinstt lace
IRISH linens, sheeting., lawn, and diapers
Rich lutered black Italian Ia.,rns.
D, do do French do
% DO 90 India Ssi%'" DO DO
Do d, do sauin Ievsntines
Black white, aud cold Gro de Naples
Figured d'eteItsl4n Grapes. vAEiou. colour.
Canton aud hsnEn do aud rsses
Canton aud Nansin Grape shawlg
Linen osnibrics and Cambria hdkts.
Limitation do and do
Wursted aud bareg-s
BOInbazetts and bOmbszines, sone ca wide
Scarf. and shawl of various kinds sauE SWISS India,
&c. &c.
large assortment gauEe hdkfs
Gsntl.n,rn., ladies' aud misses gloves
BobbIne lace wells, espes caps and collars, beau
fully itch
Thread lace, edgne aud pearlng -bobbine do cotton
Bandana aud Dag hdkG C srman twilled do
Italian y Freu1h ersssting-ions anu short naHkeeus
Wilmington stripes and 81 sndurils
Rowan cashmere, new article
SILK & huseillrs yesngs-hussia sheeings Dowlas
Linen and cotton apron chesks-6ne do for children
Parssols aud usibrrias -nisn's buy hat
l,50o cheap palm leaf fans
Feather, paper aal tiffany dr, great variety
Small aud large scfeeus do
large Of plain and gu ed ribbons, of every
description
Silk buous silk cords, and eiaps
BGandsboo trimmings, for trimming riding dresses
Uoioi ed saneen, for riding dresses
Bates Of 3-4, 4 1, 5-4 x GA unbIeao he'd domestic
Do de do bsaehed do
BALES of.tioklenburgs& oznabuTgs
Bales buflaps, rolls i bessaus
Superior sewing silks aud twists
Blue, black aud al eUlured threads
CfaIke's and 0firs spool cotton
DO do doss do
Ivory, aide aud tuek,ns combs
SuspendeTs, work boxes i cotton cords
Bracelets, buckles, clasps esrss, aud other steel
Ihents
few second mourning jewery ornament., new teau-
tdul article
Sweet scented shaving soap. the hest 6.llpOt poma,um
Halls and ready made coats for servants
Pearl, ivory, bone, IeGl, gilt and silk buttons
Heminss& rard WIS hest needles aud sv thiulhle5
Pestl counters and laquard boxes
And large variety Of other AID useful articles
peubeled which, with the preceding they determined
sell low similar be obtaned any the
u. States.
June q. 9-n
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SPRIJVG GOODS.

TTALL NELSON, has received by the Effort, Planter aud
II Richmond Packet aud oheI late arrivals from New Yok
Philade phis large propo ton OF h SPRING GOODS
conpng aud desble OF Fancy and
articles Amongst which British and herman Ozna
hurs, Buss and Tcklenburgs Irish Linens Lawns Diapers
Jacone Null Book and Sws Mu,lins p'sin and
figured, Cotton aud Thread Canbrck and cshriek HanI
kerehef Gnsham Cscos and Dmiies, Driilng Sat-,
and Grsuiurels Genten,en aud Ladies Cotton aud Silk
Hosiery blue Bun rortvse She'll ie neck and
tuck combs g. A. Sd anI 6i Brown Shirtius ami Sheet
Dieached Shmngs sni Shestngs, Domestic Plaid and
Checks, Bed Ticking, All OF which wall be sold
very moderate terms, elher Wholesale OF by retail
. March an IO6--f
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AInn ~ LftqRI

y UNAWAY FROM The suhscrhtr, ca buckingham ou pe
81 8 n.t., Polly Polly While ~ she cali herself snd
her son Archibald Stfu she calls iim Folly about
So dds very black IT middle sxe with black teeth
some Of hcn, perhaps often smokes AMI generally wears
cap,0r something tied her head -emons her coshs
White ysn, white caubrc AID oairoe dresses striped
six apron Ar hbsid, 6eus, nulsfO hos; about 10
yesn old strait aud actve: hsj rhf sic purple cotton
coat ani dsik double wsve woolen pants oon so went
% al the tune. iioH Gen. WIZ Chsnibsraynt piahts-
ton, s negro Essex Toe hu4hando Of e i've
Polly, has, doubt them Or he Is Il ndd.
MON ! have every TO heieve, that they viii make fo
Vh Go pas. ~ Zee end have Tree payers, have doubt
viii sve the aboy. ewafd Tor tie delivery Of NY two,
or ~ secure Them that get them 1gaini bali fof either
Of thsn delivered .scoted aud authorized by Bena-
min Lcay tue Genei a toay that fac General vi,
gives ioesl ewurd Tor The delivery Of his. 10 as D.
hove. EDWARD cum
June y. 10 10
The above negroes the 9Th m Augusta
county near Noe tEsh Gap their way Ohio the boy
was taken, the oher two made their escape Essex had
changed s name 10 Ro ahd intended going tE hc road 60
wo-k awhiie u enahle tbem 70 IN. 60.
f4Y snue Of deed % ru bearirg toihe 25d Msrch
- $50, executed 10 us by ChsL. Woodion and wife viii
he sod at Cumberland Cuu House. the 25rd day Of July
next or ready money, the following slaves PH, Esther
aod her chhdten Jan, Billy ADD Richard, such ~ them
= NAY be sviheen 70 ray the 'mount due, and payable
SAMUEL TAYLOR,l ,.,
june i3 f2ff.
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MOTICE

fssHk Directors 81 fhs Broote Turnpike Company hass
fis day deaiaysd Dioidend of Ffce per cent for The
lat ia0etts, payable 81 ne Counting House Josph Mar.
eJi,r The 5fh fasfant.
Richmond. Jtir 1851
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LUHdttc Hospital, williamsburg
~ OIlCEn hereby given that az the cells This institution
sfe occupied and that paGents will he received
until some Of the sad eek gscant tue notice winch vii
De gwen. by order IT ibe Court Of Directors.
&sy <5 5-u J., Henley. &C..
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NOTICE.


PROPOSALS. will be received by ersisued eonis
s'oneis al Boydton, until the Sd Monday il, this n.h
81" the plan and Of which time thew
wa DECIDE which Of the proposals they will accept The
stories bgh twenty feet pitch the or criminals to be
IL feet square to be built With double wall Of hewed or saw.
TO be hied ia with pine pes eudise. The room above
60 be Of the SIZE, with single Of hewed OF sawed
logs, ~ least ten hes thick each be ceed with
pine plank al least tgo inches thick 10 have three win
dovs Of eight or twelve lights eseh may directed BY
he commissioners 10 be well with iron bars .v inc h.
50 thick aud inch spat, vita aeings with ashe,
gsfe' to open inside with hinges Each floor be
ulantia hy having the sletpers as The D 10 toc h;
tue seePers 10 be al least inches and iyt eht ~
che; deep The aors TO be laid Of dressed plank
thick door 10 each be with double doors lined
with sheet ron and well secured with bars, blts and hinges
with such loo 10 be fixed tl,eo "a n,,,, h. ,';
eominrs'oneTs The ceing above he upper be
cured IA like manner with just eight inches ep laid down
close aud eeil.d With two inch p1uk. The JaC's
ne Also ~ feet square, tO be bull with single wall
or saved logs inches tIek aud ceied with dre..ed
Pas w''h Two 'o.g haein doors anu two eighteen Gsh,
Windows Floor TO be- sd with dressed plank aud staircase
ran up Also, inside bek chimney, with IRE place above
snu beo" ne room above ior debtors IS 20 have wall Of
e hekness the last aud 60 be seeu ely ceiled with
dressed plank and half inches thick i two " light
Window well secureI with iron g,ses r. 49, he me ~
,quife end yv inches apart with scme. passage four
strong double studded or saved lor eei,on eil esG ON
each side with double batcfn door, hung
with strong hinges, with such locks % he fixed trI may
70 the passage the hearth IN the deLtois room t. r wen Sc
cured with on g'afss; The ioi above and below dehor
room 70 be eight inches deep aud laid close together The
floor u be laid with dressed plank. Stove n be furnhsd e
Two hdmenoned rooms BY c0mms5iuncs and up by che
undertake. The aperture Zoe wall for the pipes " the
Stoves 70 be lined aud faced with sheet the whole he
wfathefboaided aud uudefpinnsd in snOng worknanke
manner aud covered with strong roof well sheetd 4 shin
sIed The eNteort0 be painted with Tar and spanish Brown
aud tf interior white washed. The whole in be
under The snpffint ndance Of commissioners shall
authority - direct the details ol lie same, aud make sny al
sTation 10 small particulars which they deem proper
10 ELECT the general design Of the bl6ng or increase the
Pree Tor whob the may be undertaken. Bond aud
curly vii hefequired Of the undertaken the faithful per-
ofmanee otbe contract within nine months tie
he 20 he
akeT IN SIX month, and the balance % months from tie
commencement Of the work Howell TAYLOR,
JOHN W. LEWIS,
JOHN g. Baptist,
JAMES T.. JOSES,
WIN. TOWNEs
July .. iG-trid
APPRE-A-TLcES IR4AorEn
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dPPRE.N'TICES TY.4N"TED.
THE sub,efber will take boys from the country from
= - to 10 yedfsc sss, 70 the Chsir-n4kug bus'neis
THOMAS HATCHER
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RUSSIA AND PERSIA. The Journal of
st. Petersburg of Sept 20, contains more
news of the army in Georgia. 1t appears
that a desperate battle took place between
division of the Russian army, which
advanced to the relief of the con-
vent of Etchmiadzine, which was be-
sieged by the Persian army of 25,000 men,
10000 infantry with a battery of % pieces
of artillery, and $4,000 cavalry-com-
manded by Abbas Mira. The Russians
claim the victory, saying that the enemy
lost 1900 men, while their own loss was
very severe, The enemy attacked the
Russians on all sides, and their cannon
battery did much damage to the equipages:
considerable 10 lies Of infantry and cayal-
ry charged them with impetuosity, but
were always repulsed at the point of the
hayonet and the Russian artillery, ably
/ directed, did them considerable injury.
The ravage which the Russian artillery
made in the ranks of Abbas Mira was
enormous: in many places the ground was
covered wit 6@heir dead, up to the mouths
of the Russian cannon. The battle lasted
/! from o'clock in the morning till'4 o'clock
in the afternoon.
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.
Salzbourg, indeed. rivals that Of Swltze[-
land in magnitude OF feature and sunlihiss
ssFrom Lintz | sailed towards vienn ;t,
not cutie to it, as the height, and lmpe'uos.y
Of the water of the Danube, from heaSy
rains, frightens our boatmen INTO 'ii' 40"
hor. o osne-
.;.lI, bet,vixt I,intz and Vienna----rocKy
ha,ts and vineyards, ruined castles ana
p,onasteries. are the ingredients OF the
scenery. ever varying and ever interesting.
ire two wbirlpools which make rather ail
;,t;midating noise, are among the notapilia
IF the voyage. When they are passeu'
i customary to give the boatmen VINO ioNe
steere,l YOU safe, q small present; and nd never
did I see charity or gratitude maniiest ~
! eolfmore eagerly than in our passengers
whose nerves were still quaking from the
dancer. real or imaginary, from when 'hey
had inst escaped. The boatmen do wisely
10 give their sentiments no time to COOL
& Vienna. with all its pomp, Is not mucI
, RI INV taste. The inhabitants are iormai'
, ohseouious. servile set, and think the poor,
: est looking race of cockneys, lso we car,
!, the natives of every great capltailln al
3 Germany.
aThe present Emperor is said to be very
/ an;ahle and is much beloved; but th(
:. ed nm OUT 6r' ms sRawsss TO have trlghtell
r. any.
! 6 paid a visit to Presburg, with a view
to see their celebrated diet, consisting o
,s the most noble looking set of men ever he
$ held. The Hungarians are very proud 0
If their liberty; a strange kind of liberty, il
,f whirh the noble and the slave are the onl'
II classes. The mobiles are every thing, ant
n when they talk OF Hungarian liberty. the,
Is mean that they themselves are free. The.
Is manifest their liberty by resisting ever.
4 attempt of taxation, however equitable, an
J. the emperor is consequently obliged as hi
! only resource, to take their produce,
q measure of doubtful expediency. as the ia
! must fall chiefly on the Austrians. TIL
Il diet demanded an extention oftheir right
| a constitution; in a word. they and tn
Q Austrian government are constantly at log
: gerheads.
n "Of all the people in Germany, the Sax
Y ons please me most; fine, intelligent
e polite race inhabiting a highly cultivated
/ and happy land comfort characterizes tn
n people, and libcrality the government.
i The Prussians, with government a
i arbitrary as that of Austria, have yet tn
q bearing OF freemen. Opinion is not perse
. cuted there. The government is omnipo
o tent, because it comedies with the enlight
2 ened public opinion Trade is free
y strangers are not moiested. Prussia move
3 on in tie general march of improvement"
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New York, Dec. 1.
ATTEST FROM ENGLAND.

by the packet ship York, from Liverpool,
we have English papers to the Oath of Oc-
toher.
The impression among the London jour
nalists is, that the Porte will peremptorily
reject the mediation of the Allies. Atlvic-
es from st. Petersburg are to the 9Th of
October. 1t is said that the Emperor Mich
olas insisted more positively than ever on
the proposals of pacification made to the
Porte A ST. Petersburg paper of Sept.
%, states, positively, that the news of the
rejection of the mediation by the Porte,
arrived at that Capital on the 10th of that
MONTH"
The st. Petersburg Journal of the 9th
October gives an account of another affair
which took place near the village of Van
aud, between the Russian troops and
body of 3000Persian cavalry. A sanguin-
airy conflict ensued, but the Persians were
repulscd and driven back towards Ordabad.
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GERMANY

The following brief notices of several of
the continental capitals, are taken from a
private letter, addressed to the Editor of n
London paper by friend, at present On a
tour in Germany -
Munich Is one of the most irnnrevinr of
the towns l have seen. The new mart Of
the city is being built in style Of great
magnliicence, and the good taste Of the
sovereign seems to extend its influence IN
the public. He has caused to be built one
o. the largest, handsomest and most COM
piete theatres in Germany, perhaps in the
world; and he is now occupied on Grand
and classical building, 20 contain specimens
OF the fine arts, which will rival. if not snr-
pass, the far famed Louvre.
:" Among the treasures which this gallery
VIII contain, is the Venus of Canoya =
work which rivals the finest remains of
antiquity. The tone of morals in Bavaria
Is sad to be much in the style of Paris. or
even less severe. The ladies' are arong
tne handsomest, and the race of men the
most martial have seen in Germany. The
present king IS young, popular, and possess-
ed, believe, Of considerable ability.
Whilst at Munich, often thonpbt of
Campbell's splendid poem. Hohenlinden
~ not iar from the town: and a branch of
tne lser, rolling rapidly,D forms chief
beauty m the principal pleasure grounds
lald out by the celebrated Count RumIord,
VINO was long minister here, and whose
zane goes Gown 70 posterity as that Of d
ny Journey iiom Munich to Vienna
vas very interesting one. particnlorly
mat point fit which generally goes nnde,
Inc name OF Austrian Switzerland. The
snogntain scenery in the neighborhood Of
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ing space had not been surmounted, anu
the junction of the two--the granu yoln i"o,
ton Of the expedition, and their Pleasan.
return to England, after years Oh oahse'
and difficulties, happily effected.
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n NE Aa5pYA,NTAsE. Two gentlemen. Mr..
- ana mr. H. stood candidates for seat
IN the legislature of New York. Tbev
we're violently opposed to each other md
~ some artlfice, Mr. D. gained the cleo
. eIo when he was returning home. much
Grated with success, he met a gontIemnn
. on acquaintance Of his. swell" sovs n
: nave got the election-L. was no match
, lot me, III tell you how flung him. II
mere ,h happened any Dutch voters I conld
.alk Dutch with them, and there Jhod Me
g ~ Of him. IF there wore nv nv
FFe,n.c,hmen could talk French with ,han3y
o1'a ntere mad the adpdntage of him. RI.
as 10 u. ne ia clever, honest. sensible lt,ia
iellow; -" Yes, sir" replied the gentleman
ana mere ne tad the adrantore Of uorn