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A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Severe Case of Rheumatism
Seer ,vILIE, 4 benhHiie Co., Va.

Seer ,vILiE, betu,iie Co., Va,
Ma cl 9TH. 1853
McSsrs Mortimer &. Noirbrag: Geutlemep--HaNins
been unliefel with Rhenmati-m tor
wort iornls, aud being able obtain relief from
other medic mes. | induced to tr champion Veg
rable Tucurc." lc~ bottles of which. am happy 10
say have madf perfect cure.
At the time commenced using the TinctGre ! was
scarcely able To walh am now aud have been toI
weeks, entirely free from a., pam
Nour.. uost trtlH \. +. MAY
THE FEMALE SN STEM.
Liver Complaint, Debility
ENttsct rnin james tIarri- E-q Lctter Alexandria,
Na-Alier -pcakioc Of wonderful cures On himself hc
.ay.; MR. II has he"u suffering with the iyercom.
ptir mud NIfh nahily, constantly couipninjue. fuu
weakness thr.ugh her whole syNtcm Sin, nav enjoy.
better hcau than lo th years, beirg entirely
ci hv thu ii Hamp'ons Tegeta5te Tinc,nrc"
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes-Extlact from II
Lrltr, ttonJ & ines Esd, LouIon county va NJ,
Vii, i bern ion Yeas uilii ted with grcnt wec
fhip in the breast SIDE ani hack; lHptutiou f tn
h. aG ferlrne,s al the nor>ous stem; u.s. a. appetite
'h'r ve weak. | pleased say, Homy2op,
TiHd1re has restored "rto perfect health Her eve.
III" rs goud now ever they
~ Gail and get phamphleis
Sold by J. II. SEAA, Il co, Lyuci rre SOW Frs
Scottsville; J. BROWN. Charlotte, lie, aud hy ali
Observation-Disclosures lhcSate.. nar u 5erle
Lime, Lime, Lime.
| HAVE always "n band. 4"ri SUI It's al Nountuit
| ard Thomaston Lime whrb will sell rs low a. any
one in the market, Give me tral.
Iuy ri wv AMI Elk. or Basin.
NOR SALE ON CONssGN
Il 10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn.-Just received ord f.
asie consignment by
nov l5.ts McOORKLE 4 JONES
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MISCELLANEOUS
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Pot Walthall Linz

Port Walthall Line
FusHE beautiful aud favorite stanp'b1ath =
l. AUGUSTA, under In command Of S,.sszzE;sssS-
Capt. VIM. Z. Smith (su long AID taYorably kn"sn Ia
the travelling community the Potomac and jane
3ver.) i- running the lite win Port Va
thai and furnished viii III 4 T. 30 4 y = :,
Lie Prrseryers, Fore Pump. nnd ali the Pliance
1uired by Act Of Congress the safety " iuss
myers.
The Cars running g. COZ ucNtan with the Augusta rum
Richmond. leave the Richmond ard Petersburg DEPOT
ever, Monday Nednrsda .and Friday O'Clock
Person. asri, ing in Richmond. by the Packet Baats
have but a few steps a walk 10 tb, Cars.
The Car. runni from Petersburg Ia City Point in
connection with the Augusta eaye Petersburg
above, alta from tie Depot Of til" Appo.
K L CO. thus giving passengers an opportunity
to % Lynchburg Their BY the Packet Boats
Dansiile Railroad "a Richmond. by way OF the Soni
Size Railroad PETERSBURG aud from there
u IN Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk th alter
rstedn,s VIZ: Tue,day., Thur.day. aud Saturday.
81 4.
he Augusta - Il stop at Old Point. both going ntd
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Season.
Fare between Richmond, Norio, and Old Point. :! o.
Fare hrtsseeu Richmond. Cukc's. Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf ...-..-.-.----.- l 81
Children three yenr. and not over t~el'e
fears ct aEc. hall pi1ee.
MeHls.rHc . u
Servants, thrpugH .-----...--- 81
Servants tn Any punt Il " river 90
Meals. .... --........- 90 -
Jun 2Gd4et. THOS DODAMEAD.SHpt
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OCT 10 3m
~ IIEA T..

I wish to buy all the good WtEAr get Tor q
Il Richmond Mill AMI will pay tn. highest k"i
pIice for it, Jespe ,tuly rrquet my friends and the
pub,, generally To give call before selling.
WIN. 4 MILLER,
aug g. dts On Basin.
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fGANO, GlANO.-Iu com, quencr of the
N dncttuu nude b, the Peruvian Agent in the price
Of Gunna we will close out stock S53 per 2On0
In. CASH. THOSE IN wani Will please call =
our quantity 5 small ". T. ANDERA0N& 60.
srI Is
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Rril rhe follow ing refilhcate lrcm Lndy cndor.e
b, Postmaster T.. Z. Coorcr:
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4 tHEESE CHEESE -, nnye On hand II
y Ing" stick OF English Dairy, Pine Apple and Re
milling Cheese. all IT hch an" FRESH, direct rorn the
manufacturers in t. = No'th Call md supply Yourselves
NOV SS SAUNDERS 4 IRBY
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II the Sign of the Red Hat!

EuSTTO IlAND-ol our ,Nn ,mportatiou--a few If
- Wesley Richards Double Bauel GUNS
worthiron 1928 To $50 each.
yc,, arge lor oil single aud double rrc guns from
other fact nie., worth tom 500 10 Sl00 each
Nery superior Percussion Caps, Fcll Wad3ing. Pow
der flasks Sho, Pouches and Belts Gamc Bag. Ac.
&c, for sale cheap.
Call md examine before pmcda,ioe elsewhere.
Srp PAS GREGORY a. ROY ALL
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VI1bENIs.

pkt 1D1NO.
7 a meeting ul lie Pre-urhl and Directors ot the
Piu,ylya, ia AL Lynehbug Turnpike Company,
cid on the 20hu.t it vn-ordrred that dividend 81
.N per cent br pad the stockholders aud alter
TIE - day al November NIX.
b. urdor oi the Boprd.
Gel 2I-diN +. = MILLER. Ire surrr.
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dix AAn y BONDS OF VIRGINIA x TEN
tDj,SWFV NESNEE RAlL ROAD CO first
6',rrgaa,, lntcu II pp4atle New York.
aug ait~ PETERS SPENCE co.
I'VE b.h..-i rrc, raid IN + ~elaugcop the Ea torn
| ritir-. by PEIERS, SfENCE X %.
aug l. dts
GU4NO GU1NOtt
IDESI W. Peruvian Gusno. tor sufc IN lost IL
ID sui purchasers. b, GEO. BAGBY.
.ru l,-t4
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lie prizes were awarded to the Whip, Cilara1e
and Wave.
During the trial OF tho sailing vesses dory race
cmre offer first and second prizes Of $50 and $40.
But two tered for the prizes. The dorics were
manned each with two men. The first prize was
won by Z. j. johnson and Samuel Coviu, Of Swamp
scet,, who pulled mile in little over eight mi
nutes
more brilliant regatta was never witnessed in
our own or any other waters, and the utmost order
and good feeling were manifest. Weaheard of no
accident, save the staving dory or two anchored
il the way of the returning squadron The Surprise
won her second triumph in = handsome manner,
and was cheered by Several Of her unsuccessful com
petitors. There was fine eight knot breeze from
the S. E. and the beautiful yachts pcarcd TO the
best advantage as they bowled along before it.
We are indebted to Mr.. Stevens. Of tho Nahant
Hotel srd Col. Wright, for facilities in procuring
our report, for which they will accept our thanks.
The Nelly Baker did grand business, land among
the crowd that thronged her deck no word nor act
of disorder transpred Capt. Rouell has made order
and regularity the irst principles Of his manage
ment, and he will find in the approval Of the public
the that should attend devotion to the pub
lie good
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MR.. ysNs's LETTER 10 MR.. r1y.

NEW lOEK, August III, lSd4
DEAR SIR-1 have before me note of this date
from under your hand, wherein you state " 1t had
been said that you had pledged yourself to put Al
deIman Howard on the Committee of the Fire De-
partment, and which statement is Misunderstanding
me to contradict it in writingyou also state that
you will recOlect speaking to me twice on the sub
ject aud saying to me that you should promise or
pledge yourself to no one, bu. should constitute the
committee 60 they would be all right and you pre-
sumed satisfactory"
In reply to the above will say. that did not ask
you to pledge yourself taking it for granted that
whatever your words implied in your reply to me
wcnld be st icly and fairly abiacd by your part.
On the occasion above alluded to- yon reply to
my request that you should place MI. Hos ard on
the Fire Department Committee, was that i was
all right, that you wished me to SEQ my friend,
meaning Alderman b., and so state it to him, the
frank and friendly intercourse that has existed for
so long time between yoursef and me warranted
my believing that You would constitute the COM
mttee as your words certainly did to w.t. "that
1t was al! right" acting upon such presumption
communicated it to Alderman H. Very respect.
fully yours, &c. Ii. B. VESN.
To NATHAN G. Ely, President OF the Board Of
Aide fmen.
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From Philadelphia.
THE SELF CONFESSED MURDERER, ErC.


PHnApElPmA, August 1e, 1854.
John Miller the fconfessed murderer had an in
terview with the Sheriff Of Burlington county, n j.
this morning. The latter is not aware of any such
murder having occurred in that county and thinks it
probable that the prisoner Is under mistake about the
person dying with whom he had the quarrel. He re-
peated his confession this morning.; states that his fe
Tow workmcu lad joined him in giving money to Meyers
wife to enable her to escape from the brutal treat
ment Of her husband Meyer accused the two
of conniving at her desertion Of him, and va
sious quarrels ensued the last one Meyer
attached the prisoner with stick and unlucky blow
was the prisoner supposed caused his DEATH
Tor he says Meyer Was dying when he fed The prisoner
twenty three years Of age, but appears about forty
Be is afflicted with rheumatism, and very decrepd.
Dr. Evans, the proprietor of safety railroad bar In.
~snoa. has been held to bail for obtaining money under
false preences in selling certificates of shares in the
patent which, is charged has been issued by the
Psteu1 O1koe
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PARIS, Thursday, Aug. 4 1854.
The Trsgmpd Of Constitutional Liberty is Spai',--
louis Nopoleon os his Guurd--A Actirity of III
FIeneA Pohcs--As Any IN Progress Of Formation
omtAe Southern Fyontisr- The Ne,c' Spanish Dfnis'
try and their Observation-Disclosures Satar
naiia IN Madr rd-HoTribie Death Of Chico, the
Chief Of Police Isabella Likely 10 Bolt--fnserea
vsg Reports regarding The French Enwress-
Tone Of The German Press on The Russ'au
Q,sfios--Ai Paris Setting it, Household IL
Order for the Grand Industrial Exhibition o.
lS55-Ths Continuation Of the Louvre Rsnora
ten of the Paiais Royal. &c. &c.
Events In the Peninsula throw all othe
subjects OF interest into tho shade. II Ia knowr
that, notwithstanding the reserve Of offloia
Journalism the same may be ssid of " Fssaol
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Board OF Aldermen.
ALDERMAN HOWARD AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE
BOARD.

BOARD.
difference of opinion arose in the Board of
Aldermen on Tuesday evening last between the
President (Mr. n c. Ely,) and Alderman Howard,
respe ting the alleged promise Of the former to
place the l tier on the Committee Of the Fire De-
partmeLt Alderman Howard felt somewhat sore
at the general feeling of the Board against him, as
the representative Of the Sixth ward, and com
planned that he Is always obliged to act ON the de-
fensive. Two members OF the Fire Department
Committee resigned from their inability to attend
TO the duties in consequence Of having several other
committees to act upon. Alderman Howard, as an
Assistant Engineer, and an active member of the
Fire Department, who Is not any other committee
OF the Board, was proposed to fill the vacancy
created BY the resignation of Alderman Brown as a
member Of such committee. Alderman Howard is
known to be an anti Carson man, and he was op-
posed acd defeated, and he charged the President
of the Board, who voted in the majority against
him, as having "meanly broken his word respect
ing his promise TO nominate him (Howard) on the
Fire Department Committee; whereupon the Presi.
dent indignantly declared this assertion to be false
and demanded the name Of Alderman Howard's in
formsnt, which was given. The subject contrary
to expectation, was not renewed on Wednesday
VvSH"S, VIC soso HOOsiHS vi lac SoeSiOup Uut tuc
following correspondence has since taken place on
the subject. Tie reader will Judge for himsel
where the mistake lies:--
MR.. ELY's LETTER TO MR.. vENS.
Mr.. II. B. VEEN:-
Dear Sir--It having been said that had pledged
myself to You to put Alderman Howard on the
Committee OF the Fire Department, which state
ment is not tue. l wish you in writing to contra
dict it. l well lecollect you spoke with'me twice
on the subje It, and my saying to you tnat should
promise pledge 70 one, but should constitute
the committee, so they would all be right, and,
presumed, satisfa ctoiy. Yours,
N. G. Ely, Aldarm m Seventeenth Ward.
New ark, August IL, 1854.
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From Boston.

Y. .. STEAMSHIP SAN JACINTO AT BOSTON IN DISTRESS
TEE ASSAULT ON RIcH'D. H. DANA, JB.
BOSTON, August 10, 1885,
The United states steamship Iacino, Capt. Strb.
Hug, which left Philadelphia Saturday last, for
cruise In the 6slc put into this port to-day for repar
Tho accident occurred the 18th; her bed plate is
broken, requiring the taking of all her machinery
make the necessary repairs 1t ia also said that she
sprung leak. She will probably be detained two or
three months and her voyage to the Baltic
OF the ateness OF the season. will have to be given up
Uxord, Who assaulted Lawyer Dana in the street. on
ahs night Of the rendition Of Anthony Burns, con.
victed in the Municipal Court this morning
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From the South.

APPoNTAsNTs By THE Observation-Disclosures
GALE AT SAVANNAH.
BALTIMORE, August H. 1854
The President has appointed Thomas c. Porter, no v
surveyor at New Orleans to be collector and Mr. stack
Che present appraiser, to be surveyor at that port
Mr. G. G. Taylor, formerly publisher of the Baltimore
U~es has been appointed to clsrkship in the State
department
A tremendous gale swept over Savannah Wednesday
last, doing great damage to property
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Z N
from the Bostvr Post August TO-
The regatta at Eahars, Yesterday, was y splendid
AFFAIR. The weather Was aspicipus, and the spirit
evinced Of the most livelys haracter. People from
the city In large numbers ,r ltdo IN In the steamers
Nelly Baker and LiIlv Dale witness the display,
while sails Of numerons smsn craft dotted the
tess of the bay, presenting q ne appearance. The
headands Of Nahant were -, onged with people,
as were the piazzas and wind. ,ws of the Nahant
House. TIE first race was s. tween vessels Of
twelve tons aud upwards. and as advertised to
take place at IL O'clock. The VIII ID was light. and
the time Of starting was deferred lin about o'clock,
when at l:09 the signal Was Inadl aud the hest
trial commenced The row OF eon ,peting vessels
lying at their moorings slipped I heir cables at
the signal, and sta ted in ga lant manner. Tho
following vessels entered for the first race:-
T,ue
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From Buffalo,

BUrFNo August 1s, 1851
Tho 81 Paul Pioneer Of the 18th inst, contains
count Of . sryerc battle between some Chippewa aud
Sioux Ind;sns Yellow Medicine river. The Chippe
WAS started path hoping to surprise the Sioux
and return with their scaps at their BELTS They encsup
Cd open prairie and the Sioux having notice Of It,
atseked them in the night and twenty eight Chippewss
and few Sioux killed The latter took one young
squsw prisoner, and Major Murphy, with company Of
soldiers haa started to effect her rescue
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every one felt assured tha, Che A,sas would give
good report Of her antagonist; indeed. rum,r was
90 rife that Il was at one time stated that she had
O vessel In tow
The officers of the Argus naturally expressed
great indienatit n At the conduct % o. the captain
COMMANDED Jolly. gave uttsrsnce TO the wish that
they had had thei little vessel there; for, th ,ugh
but Of six guns she had two at least that would
have caused coward to quake.
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1TRxI oHIL LDREN KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION A
CAMPHENE LAMP.
CINcIHyArI August 1s 1854.
A csmphsce lamp in . butchers shop ON Western
row, Liberty street. exploded Wednesday, while
tt was being filed Three children who in the shop
at ths time dreadfuly burned that they have
since died, and the who filing the lamp when
.teYloSed named Ruff, is not expected to live.
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Buffalo, August 10, 1874
il reported that serious riot occurred at Whites
Corners, in this State twelve miles from this city, be
tween Irish Catholics and party of Americans.
The Irish raised liberty polo with upon the top
Of It. This led to personal encounter between them
and the Americans and three said to have been
allied bot reliable particulars have yet transrred
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Disaster to the War Steamer San Jacinto.
RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN MISSOURI.
THE CURIOUS CASE OF JOHN MILLER.
DREADFUL CASUALTY At CINCINNATI.
Reported BIsody RIot Near BoiIsle.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
&c, &C.. DO.
The Fisheries.

The Ffsheries.
RELEAsE OF FISHING SCHOONER SEIZED FOR
VIOLATING THE FISHERY LAWS
BOSTON, August 10, 1864.
Information has been received Of the release Of
the schooner l,en of Salisbury before reported seized
on Nova Scotia for violation Of the fishery laws. The
ratification by Congress Of the reciprocity treaty M is
stated influenced this result which evinces good feeling
on the Part of colonial neighbors.
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PHuApEtruiA, August 10, 1884.
stocks shn~ed some improvement at our 6rst board
This morning Sale were made cf Reading Railroad, at
SIX o. psInsyivanla Railroad A; Pennsylvania state
Ewes ST. In money there Is material change The
rates are frs. class paper l6 per cent Others TX
n 2 per cent
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TAe Liquor Law In Massachusetts,

PAwrUCKFT, August IT., ls6f
hotel keeper the fruit han In this toxn, To-
ssthsr with four assistants, employed In selling liquor
dsguised With marks their faces, have been arrested
convicted committed to jail The hotel has clo.ed
lts bar.
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The three prizes were accordingly varded to the
Surprise, Young America, and Humming Birdto
the latter on account Of allowance for difference Of
tonnage
The next trial took place at 2:33 o'clock, for sill
yer cup valued at $50, spyglass valued at $25 and
brass compass valued at SIC. The folio wing yes
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The distance 70 be run was ten miles, from O ,po
site the boat landing to the schooner Spray, "a
chOred ten miles out, and back. The first prize T.
be run for was silver pitcher vaued at $lO0, 4 \
second silver cup valued at $50, and a spyglM
valued at SIS. The committee by whom the prize
were to be awarded were stationed on board thu
sch0oner Fairy Queen, and consisted of Col. l. FL.
Wright aud Capt. Matthew Hunt, of Boston, aud G.
s. johnson, Of Salem. The following time was made
NV tho f1yaf hoat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-20

ST. Lous, August lS 1854.
John s. Phelps, democrat, is reelected to Congress
from the Sixth district, by handsome majority.
The Legislature, upon joint ballot win stand as fol-
lows :-vhgs, es; democrats, (anu Benton,) co. Ben
s0ua
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AN IsCInESr-We have the following statement
from an authoritative source. Some weeks ago
vessel sailed from Turks Island, bound to Boston
with cargo OF salt. During tho voyage, the
master, very stout man, died, and the mate, his
son, desiring TO bring his body to Boston for Chris
tive from corruption, dug hole in the cargo several
feet deep, placed the dead body Of his father Within
and covered Il up. Upon the arrival Of the vessel
ct this port the body was found to be In state Of
decomposition, and was with difficulty buried. Up
on the representation Of the owners, the custom
house authorities took off sho duty on the salt, it
being the intention Of the owners TO sell II for
nanure.-Boston Trareisr, dug. la.
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rhe Nashyi,lc Ranks.

LoUIsynLE, August ls, 1864
The brokers here receiving the bills Of all The
Sashvils bsnks at one per cent discount
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MUnDER OF JoRDAx--we have already stated
that the Core ne investigation nto this matter has
been postponed until this morning. Suspicious
have fallen on the captain Of canal boat and his
night Of tho murder, and Coroner Saul yesterday
afternoon issued warrant for their arrest and an
officer was despatched after them. Mrs. Bryan has
been let ont ball. az is supposed her connection
st all about IT, We were mistaken in our statement
that the loaded pistol was found in tho murdered
mans hat; IL wss found la his pocket, By the Coro-
nor.-SyrnnsR StSSdSrd, Awg1r ~.
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We have given the above names in tho order in
which they entered. One or two witl,dre from the
race after starting.
The race was TO be five miles out and back, which
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-03
From the London News.
The Madrid DueIs Again.

The following is letter from Lord Howden,
contradicting a statement which has appeared
in some journals, of an intended duel between
his lordship and Count Esterhazy, the Aus.
trian minister at Madrid:
BRIrIsH LEGATION, MADRID, Jan. 6.
:" have been extremely panied, both for
myself and others, at seeing in several news
papers that a duel was about to take place be-
tween Count Esterhazy, Austrian minister at
this court and myself | was perfectly at a
loss to imagine the motive, until l saw by
chance in German newspaper some assertions
at which ! am rs surprised as indignant.
There is a perfect plague in Madrid at this
moment envenoming all that is said, and in
venting all that is not said. am reported to
have refused Count Esterhazy as my colleague
in the unfortunate duel between M. Turgot
and M. Soule, in which was second, for
reasons assigned in the grossest terms, and in
the most offensive manner The reason for
my declining Count Esterhazy applied equally
to other members of the diplomatic body, as for
personal reasons, which it is unnecessary to
state, made it condition, without which /
should have retired, that should act with a
Frenchman, and certainly could have found
none more worthy or more agreeable than
General Caller. ! feel happy to state that the
best relations have always existed between
Count Esterhazy and myself. | never have
had the remotest intention to say anything
offensive to him, and am happy to have an
opportunity of showing my friendly feelings by
requesting you to have the kindness to publish
this letter in your estimable journal.
II remain your obedient servant,