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New establishments
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
II USE.

G Il OR q = r o w II, .. G.
n EAVlNG taken large and convenient
AE Warehouse and Wharf, situated on
Wafer Street, two doors above MIR. w.
Smoots. Georgetown, ID. e. for the pur.
pose OF transacting general Commission
Business. in the sale and forwarding OF
Flour, Whisky. Grain. Pork, Bacon. &
other country produce, and purchase oil
Plaster, Fish, Salt. Groceries. &C., we
shall be pleased 10 attend TO business in
our iltc for any person who may choose
to command our services.
AS our success must depend upon in
dustry and the satisfaction we may be a.
bic to render to those who intrust us with
their business it is scarcely necessary to
assure the public that we will endeavor TO
merit their patronage.
H0GMlRE s. COMPTON.
October Is, 1885.
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BE- cxsMr xz's sH op

The Undersigned wishes to rent for one
year or more from the lst Of April next
his BLACKSMITH SHOP. on the road
from Maltinsburg TO Williamsport. one
mile from Shecrer's Mill. nov in the oc
cupancy Of Andrew Ullum. It'll com.
Portable and oommodious building and 10.
Gated in neighborhood where work can
always he had for Two fires,
CHARLES DOWNS.
November 10, IS35-tf
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39netrp
CLOSE OF THE YEAR.

The following lines upon the close or the year
are from the pen of Mr.. Prentice. Let them be
read, for they are the burning thoughts which
nought but the poets most subl:mated fancy could
eonceivs--ia them there is genius in its highes,
inspiration.
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MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.


TERMS.
Two DOLLARS, payable in advance; or, TIVE
DOLLARS and F1FTy CENTS, within the year
and fpaymcnt be deferrcdtoth end ofthe year.
THREE DOLLARS will invariably be demanded.
No paper will be discontinued until all arreara.
ges are paid, except attheoption of the Editor.
advertisements ofone square or less inserted
hree times for one dollar, and Tor each subsc'
qucnt insertion twenty Eve cents; longer ones in
proportion Chancery orders Of the usual length
inserted andposted according to law, az five doi-
lars each. Advertising customers will please To-
mark on the manuscript, how many insertions are
required. limo such direction is given, the adj
vertisemeat will be continue untiiforbid.
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CABINET MAKING

Y VIE undersigned respectfully iuforms
81 the citizens of Marlinsburg. and ,hs
county generally, that be still continues 10
carry on the above business at his shon
situated at the west end of King stree.
where he is prepared to manufacture 70
order. at the shortest notice, every a,t;.
Gle belonging to his branch OF business
in a neat and fashionable style. of eood
materials and by good workmen. at mo.
derate prices. He is also prepared to
furnish a
BIER AND coFFrNs
at the shortest notice TO the citizens q
the town, and to those in the country.
who Will convey them. Persons in want
oil furniture will do we'll to call and ex-
anime for themselves. He solicits from
generous public, share of patronage.
: SOLOMON HEDGES.
April ID, 1885 If
N. b. All kinds of country produce,
poplar scantlins, walnut, cherry and pine
plank, viii be taken in exchange for ar.
tleles Manufactured at his shop.
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pnrlI7acs WopY Eryr.Z.s.

(ESHE subscriber having leased the Bed
q ington Mills, formerly occupied by
Dir. b. Darby, respectfully sOlicits the pa
tronage Of its former customers, and the
public generally. He will at any time
manufacture Wheat into Flour, for cus,o
ners and deliver barrel of superine
flour for every five bushels Of merchanta.
bic wheat, at the Megsrs. Forman's ware
house, free ofcxpease; also, exchange bar.
rels for the offai if desired. Every descrip-
lion of COUNTRY WORK will be done
attae above mills.
Ii. |. SIlAFER.
N. ID. Cash will at all times be paid for
wheat II delivered at said mills. HIS.
September II, lS35.-6m
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Mooney Notice.

Money Notice.
FF2iE Subscriber vii. feel himself under
Il many obligations TO any of his friends
who are indebted to him, if they will with
out delay, make compliance with his
former notice. assure my friends that |
want money or would not ask for it;
90 hope therefore that all those who wish
ne TO do well would, without delay, com.
ply with my wishes; and by thus doing
they will confer a special favor, which ia
yor, will at all times reciprocate.
Respectfully your obt
JOHN 4. COOKUS.
Shepherdstown, Oct. s, 1885
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fA h " @ Cd S.-The undersigned,
AV has just received and opened. an ex-
lenslre assortment of DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,, Sc. TO which he invites
the attention OF his friends. and the public.
A. G. HAMMOND.
Little Georgetown. Oct. 80
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r2Es1E GROCERIES.
E47!RST quality LOAF s. BROWN
Il SUGARS
Strong Rio and St. Domingo COFFEE.
Gunpowder, I
Imperial.
G. P. Imperial, STEAS.
Young Hyson,
s. Black
New Orleans and West India MOLAS.
SEES, Sugar House, do. very superior.
Ground Alum and fine SALT &c, for
sale by LAUCk s. STEPHEN.
September, IL, 1885.
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VEl ANTED We want to purchase,
w and will pay the highest market
price in Cash, for Rye, Corn, Oats, Flax
seed Sc, TO be delivered in Mar,insburg
or at the river.
We will also take Butter, Eggs, Tai
low. Beeswax, Rags, and almost every
article of country produce, in exchange
for goods. j. w. BOYD S. Co.
October 90
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n wv GOODS.
WILSON & ANDERsON's.
September "a. 1885.

FRESH GROCERIES.
Gunpowder Impl }
Imperial. TEAS
Young Tyson,
Strong Rio
Green do, COFFEE
Java,
Loaf,
Havana. SUGARS
New Orleans,
Sugar house and NJ. Orleans moIa..e.
Ground Alum and fine salt,
All TO be had cheap at
HaM.uE g STEPHENS.
September "a.
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<d1Asf ~, Oil, &c.
O: pure white lead 10 Oil.
~ Dry white and red lead,
Chrome yellow, Sc.
flaxseed oil and turpentine.
4 superior article OF Winter Sperm Oil.
Whale Oil sc.
For sale Low by
HaJuME & STEPHENS.
Sept %
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IRON = ou Np az

Berkeley Co. Nov, 10, ls35-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

'entiemcn--l am honorrd hy Your invitation q
th'S morning, to phttake with my follow citizen,
| OF Richmond, Manchester and the county of Hem
rico, oi public dinner which they propose to give,
on tomorrow, to John Tyler, E>q The parric-
ular motives that have induced them 10 favor me
with such an invitation, clam ,nd receive my war
NEST and most grateful thanks. Such oon>i1ern-
tons would certainly incline to nceep, the ho-
nor 80 kindly rendered 10 me-, If | could for n mo.
men' forget what belongs 10 the place Mt present
occupy. But, gentlemen, whatever may be my
feelings and opinions an indiy dual as an officer
constituting coordinate Department of the Co.
N'rnmeni OF Virginia, can never be unmindlul OF
what Is due from me, IN that character, 10 each and
every one OF The Other Departments of this Co
N'rnment. Hence, must disregard my iuclina-
uohS and decline accepting such an invitation rs
yours, which purporls 10 be- designed As a crnSure
ana lepfohatIon oi one oi the acts and proceed
'ngN oi the present General Assembly.
Lei me not be misunderstood in VIA, | have
sand, beSccch You. | do not moan Ia dsappro,c
an, of the opinions You have expressed, much l.,>
I" c'h>nte III" act YOU propose 10 perform. II |
were, What each Of son Is, u free CITIZEN Of tins
commonwealth, uneennect,d with IL, Government
IN any other way than one of It's sovereign crc-
atorN and Pescr,cts, would no, only claim, hnr
like YOU, would freely exercise ih, ,irlis which
nnqoesi,omhlv belong Ia all such. | would ~
anime strictly the puhle acts done OF attempted b,
amy OF my agents. would investigate calmly the
reasons they mlGht wish 10 assign IN lle luStGca-
toni would ,CrulinAr severed, their probal,r
motives and objects tol what they have done u,
on lltcd 10 do--and would pronounce t.fm, tina,
Judgment upon them 10 which such A., lnvrsi a.
lion mieht lead, be THIS Judgment what it mrh,
1t Is only by such means that oar free institutions
can he preserved But, gentlemen, that which i.
right aud proper and bphl, comncndallr in YOU,
could hartll, be- excused IN one circumsanccd Us
] am, especially At Tins tune.
/ am, very respectfully,
Nnnr obd't servant
IlTTLETON ". TAXF.MFLL
Richmond, March 18Th. 1870.
10 Robert 6. Scott, d.. Sc. &c.
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To Robert &. Scott, s., &c. ~.

Join TYLER

RrcnMoNp, March Is, 1886
Dear Sr-ln common with the " hiu citizens
of the city OF Richmond, Manchester and IIenrico
We have with sincere qualifications luN heard OF
your arrival IN this CITY. Arrangements had been
previously made Ivy them To rive 10 the llonora-
bic John TNlcr Nonr late distinguished collraeu,
IN the Senate Of thu United Safes, II public dinner
ut the Eagle Hotel on tLr l9ll instant and upon
the contingency oil you return among US before
lhat day. We were directed 10 embrace YOU IN thu
invitation for that occasion. j. Is with no neon
siderable pleasure that We pcriofm the duty and
most cordially request that YOU viii favor ~ with
Sonf presence Toonc WHO has with rare indr-
pendcncc and intfepdiy, regardless of every per
sonal consideration, stood hy the constitution and
laws OF your beloved countt, against the inirae-
tons Of executive OF other usurpatiop, every pro-
per respect aud regnrd is due from tine orcal bod,
of the people. II is on them and them alone that
such men are 10 rely for support IN such times as
these, when party plrenzy oVelleapS or djSrcpards
every constitutional or legal restraint. Your man
y address to the General Assembly, and through
them 10 the lrcemen OF thi, Commonwealth, ap.
pcalnC from the drilled party direction To Violate
Nour oath and Your hiph duty, rs a member of
the Senate of the Unilcd States, has made deep.
and we hope a lasting impression on the nlei-
genoe OF all the good and impartial. The mosl
reckless parIzan has not hazarded any inpnrailon
upon the motives that have guided yonr conduct
nor can the Just or enquirIng deducc any thing
from that address, imparlng the doctrine held 50
long dear in rgnia, on the right OF the constituent
to instruct his represeI tarive. II is against the
mi>appGcation and wanon abuse alone of an ac-
knowedgcd right tina, Won have icarlcS>v resist
ed, and to the people, (thc common umpire be
tween all public agents. and 10 their fair Judgment
YOU have aDpcalpd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
RicnMoNp, 18Th March, 1896.

Sir-Insrrctcd BY a spccial resolution OF
number o. the Wing citizens of Richmond, Man
chester and llcnflco, TO invite you to "A dinner 10
be gwen at the Eagle on Saturday the 10Th INST
10 the Hon. John i vcr, late ono of the Senators
OF Virginia in the Congress of the United States
and driven from that high post by a violent and
unconstitutional abuse of the Right OF Instruction
on the part Of the majority Of The present General
Assembly, we perform the task with much plea
sure. In your recent refusal 10 transmit the ES-
punging Resolutions, recognize the existence
OF sympathy with our opinions, and the manitcs-
taion OF "A stern determination (Which We the more
highly appreciate from lis rarity in these degene-
rate tmes) to have no agency even by construc-
ton or implication, in violating tho Constitution
of our common country. When sycophancy To
Power and maiories is the distinguishing charac-
terisc Of the public men of the period, we low,
to honor tue spirit that scorns the degrading fash
ion. With sentiments ofhigh regard,
We are your obd't servants,
Signed by the Committed
To His Excellency LirTIEroN w. .TAzEwEli
Governor Of Virginia.
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gs. FkETEFFEFs ~ y'0EgR.
l'I L Ms.
.Yue EgnChbnrS IIrsiniGn''

Is p,ncS. No paper ,cW be diScontianed ibat at The
oftht EditorS,l mtHdH drredrdees are paid
q'' ''% 4DpERTI SEMENTs 'riH be inserted at
l.,,s per square, (or less he first hne and 81 J
~ -. far zach continuance. IhoSe from Il distance
Ea,I !, pla for previously 10 their sctiio lmiess III,
,nga. be osSamed dy some responsible person in
Lgachtmg. -. rJ;,or. ,oas, !, ro.u. 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
NOTICE.

virtue Ola decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Court of Law and Chancerv. for the County
oil Amherst, pronounced ON the Sh dav of April.
1850, IN the >ult oil Pro>>cr Powell. pltc against
tllnm Jorlme, Nelson Crawford. Leonard Hen
", Abraham Carter and Others deils., the under
s'Rned, who is thereby appointed 4 Commissioner
'ofihe purpose, will, ON the 27ihoi April next, pro-
'eea, ON the premises, to sell, beginning with
Tue tracts as herein after enumerated, and selling
only so much as may be necessary 10 satisfy the
purposes Of the SAID decree To the highest bidder
Tor ready moncy-thal Is, tract oil land belonging
To Abram Carter, Nmg in the County Il Am
hefst, led The Saw Mil Tract or Lot No. ,,
aud adinnS Robert. II. Carte, and others, Which
contains PIP acres. Also, another tract adjoining
the tract first mentioned, known by the name Of
LoNeladv Mountain, and contain, ISL acres
Aud ON the 2Sth oil April next, shall proceed.
On the premises, in like manner, 10 sell 10 tho
highest bidder, for ready mono a other tract Of
land, ll.o belonging TO the Sald Abram Carter,
md IN said decree mcnlioncd Which IS in the said
6o0nty Of Amherst containing l9D acres, lNina
between the North and South branches Of Buff
loe river and on the Fork Mountains, adjoining
The lands of Aaron liigaiubothan and others.
THO. \.ElBANk, ! C-,
SAtrW Of imhtrst, '
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N.0EYCI.
AIercl 2S

rE'lE undersigned, acting undo, and by virtue o i
4 decree OF the circuit superior count OF ii" AID
chauecls, for the town Of yurhhu1G. lrouotmeedon
the ID day of February, lS36, IN cause therein de
pending, in which Nelson c. Dawson, shcrIn OF the
county of AMHERST aud as such, administrator de 10
MS nou with the will annexed of John ,awold dec
is plaintiff, and Richard Eubauk, John VI. Eubank,
and Thomas y. Eub1nh decul dnf,-N i'll, pursuant
10 the said decree. ON the 2.th da, of April, -;i6
proceed, on the premises, 20 sell to the highest bud
dor f1r ready money. tn. TK NCT Oh LAND, III the
sad decree mentioned, being 1893 acres, situate, y
ing aud being on ilorsicys Creek. IN the county o
amherst and adjoining the lands ot " lIham llY"ts
estate. and OF Abram Carter and others. and Is part
OF lager tract formerly belonging II the estate oil
John Cranturd, decd The tract ot Land, aforesaid
Will be sold, subject howescr,t to the conuuec )tneh
OF dover in favor Of Mrs. Peggy Enbank, tn vile
of Richard Euhank. that is sheW be durable there
OF if size survives her said husband TIN, Land ad
IONS the Saw Mil tract of Nj. Abiam Cater winch
IS 10 be sold on the same day. and tic two Tract,
would make very desirable settlement. deed
will be made for the Land, on the DAY al sale.
JOSEPH X RNlNG.
March ids
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

WILL BE SOLD, at public aaeilon' al 'lle mar
w not Ilousr. in the town OF lynchburg, on
THURSDAY the ;}lst day of March, l7@6 at ino'cI9nl,
4. NJ. between twenty and thirty ~, A VII
~, IVES. belonging to the estate OF Peyton stern,
decd. Among them, there are some very nNe'N
Mem BOYS and Girls among tie iaef 'Ie'o ''le -,
,rha res, are able bodied field hands. raiders
wond do well TO attend this sale winch viii be con
by Mr.. David llerudou, of Campbell.
K. r. DANIEL, idmr.
March %
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Nesa'a6E.

vueAKTNIP. at the Eagle Hotel, IN lynchbufg'
* a small bay horse, ! feet or . inches high,
two hind foot, locks white supposed 10 be 10 years
old The owner IS requested to pay chargcN and take
ay,v TliOS. SMITH, front.
March y
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SAML. \. PATTESO\,
JOHN :. GAII.AHER.
RICHARD ADAMS.
RlCIl'D. JEFFRlES,
CHAS. PALMER,
JAMES i. TYLER,
MILLER WOODSo\.
LOFTEN y. ELLETT.
Hon. JouN Tyler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31

To Mc>Srs. r. q. Scott, Archibald Peasants, and
Others committee, Sc
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o,c hundred Thousand. Dollars
VT Ii NIID q IA-tA

mLLters 10 tie Editors must Lc POST rAlp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-07

the action for compensation could not be sustained but
as to the money paid by the plaintiff it was clearly Palo
without any valuable consideration beng given thete
for, and must therefore be refunded. ne i''Ia''s.
sion was intended as valuable consideration but was
not SUCH being rendered by operation Of
Judrment was rendered for the plaintiff, tor the S2
without interest," the court being of opinion that under
the equitable! circumstances Of the case, interest ousht
not be cxacted, the money having beeh Dot Pa'u au
received under mistakenly. J. Conn., .7dr.
IT,. 1,,rs, Now York papers contain extracts from,
Private Correspondence from Paris, which abound in
speculations OIL the existing relations between The
States and France These passages OF ellets from PR
vale individuals should not, however, he allowed moro
weight than they inlrinsica!ly entitled 10. he Ne"
York American takes the following view Of them, IN
which we disposed TO concur
awe scc in tho rumors of war cause Of ai"rm They
arc all founded obviously in the apprehension That some
hostile offensive steps had been, or wouid 'nmeo!
atey be- taken by the United States, Of which there
no probability. . =,
"Tbc rumorcd alliance between Russia and the U
States shows how loose and wild the political specu
{ ations of European journals about u.s. '-'Nat mt
We are happy learn that The bill incorporating the
Roanoke and Mississippi Railway, has passed 'le LegS
aiure of North Carolina, and is law Of the land
Well done, Carolina.
We also learn, that Mr.. Cowry Of Portsmouth, and
Mr.. Newton Of Norfolk have returned from their vsl
to Ralegh.-.N0rolk Herald.
M,ssIssrrr-TEc Senate Of this State met at Jackson
on the Sd s in obedience 10 proclamation OF the Sc
crctay of State, for the purpose Of electng President
Of their body, who should exercise the executive duties
until the new Governor shall be indicted into Office
The Hon John A. Qntman of Adams, was elected, anC
is, consequently Governor of the State, until the meet
ing Of the Legislature.
john Ross, Principal Chief, John Ridge, and Ter
others, of the Cherokee delegation, passed through
Athens, Tenn carly in Dec. on their way to Wash
ng,on for the purpose of making treaty. As botf
parties in the nation are now in favor of treaty, lit il
cxncced lIat one will be entered into without delay
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Shepherd e. Colin,
BOOK IND JOB PRINTERS, Richmc

BOUk .7.N ID job PR7.N EES, KlcHm0nd.
SAMUEL SHEPHERD e. JOHN B. COLIN have
70 formed connection, for the purpose of prosecuting
the Book Axp jon PRINTING in every variety.
They will conduct their business on the street
n3th) next below the Eagle Hotel and leading from
Main street to ShockG Warehouse in the house former
" occupied by Samuel Shepherd l. Co., and lately by
Samuel hrpherd-They invite the public generally to
pa,ronzc their establishment and promise 70 use every
exer,ion in their power, to faithfully, all who may
employ them:
Their establishment is quite extensive, which will en-
able them execute Book and other work with despatch
They pledge themselves, that their work shall be cqua
in all respects TO any other executed in this city
Dec. IL, 1895. 72-eo3tif
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TILE FRENCH QEESTION-

The National IntrllIgrncrr has at length given =.
s0mcJ IT'S o'cn h"ndcr-and il very little peal 1t U.s. |,
COMES in the shape OF few remarks H.. supprns
ed letter" Gas ti'ry pleased to term )-whrcn ac
drawn oui b. tn" cxirct VI letter from An".;can
Paris it is published in the New York COMMERCIAL
The following is an cIt1act from the extract:
. Tic trtnch GUrtrnmrnf. in the meanwhile. scpGso
communication to Meir Chnrgc at JraShngton statirg
~h"t "o"d be satisfactory to Mem md requesting linn /,
Sh0n II Ia the &crrctnry n State. amt girc linn copp
he drirta IT, The Sc-c,0ry IF State, h'rcccr REFUSE,
TO REC EVE IT, OR EVEN HEAR IT, saying that M.
gOttnt0n he had the subject Gt gring cIpiuae.
ions et tic Prcsidrm's Message. Notice is at length
given here through the American Charge, that explaa.
TONS and payment of the moury is demanded; this at.
Ter some nrsotiatUn and one or two interviews,
fused NJ. Barton, according 10 his Instructions dc.
mhnds his passports and obtains them, aud The Frnch
withdraw their Charge from the UEilrd Stntcs Til,
Is brief History of this unfortunate affair. The unr".
ccSsary marsh language OF the last message, and the
rough and severe language of Mr. Livnnstons CORES
pondrncc with the French Government and tho unpa,
donahlr and stupid publishing of tho cortsxp"r,~.
with his own. har"h-r, g H. -? go war.
in1 decided with France il time that ii should be-
So But this business might have been better C"nGuc'.
ed. Nor DO blame the President for not making
apology 10 the French Government, even "xp!ana-
tons DIRECTLY for il had right 10 make such dr:IauI
But think so,ct thing dac to the position Of The
King and his ministry, and some way could have been
devised for getting over this difficulty without Eir;t:
trouble, and without compromising The dignity Of TIE
Government"
Wrll--and has not the President done great Gcal in
his last Message; Ought not France TO be satisfied:
Will she not be so: Would this American citizen have
had the President xrlain the matter to France htrI
point connected with the Coordinate branch {" our own
.nycnncn-nstcad Of addressing himself again to COn
crosse
Bu! as to this mPpressedlencr' Why did not the Pa.
ris Correspondent state that the Secretary Of Stale I'D
net refuse 10 rrccireh? Why did he not say as we have
understood to be the fact, that the President Offered,
through hr Secretary Of State to receive it 9tr'0i,
and to reply it officially but that the French Charge
Aliares declined giving it that dcsnatIon--no doubt
in obedience to his own instructions:
The sale of the furniture of ~ Pagcot, "Chorsr d n:
fares from the Kingdom Of France, was advertised 10
take place yesterday at Washington. This looks like
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