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Those who were most concerned with his sentiments, know that the objections of infidelity, never for a moment sought his stand—lo; his trust in a Redeemer. In letter of speech to all, friend, written on.—his death-bed, the last he ever wrote, with his own had, rhesis thus expressed himself: " "Felt-ean'discsiern one fact in thyself, which us, there, my colleagues, broken down my sisterhood, misapplied (I tried up cmy some of courage and spirits which I formerly possessed. [retain a most ardent. L'W-TW more to see my family; of this LZRSFRL-nsizains, but hope, still—buoys me ' - spar, f' [choice power is the same here, and in. sinne goodness the same, that they are any There, and every where else ;--why then would I prefer lo'catiou'in .u'ss'nich to drct-"x hitbreatt? P .\ _. . a..me thin an}; tace 15 nothing., tlme 18 no half,"; _ csirctxgnetnncesrotctnng :eterntty of GOD atten- ms etermty ls the proPertctv '_ xxmsels, and hts goodness mhnite, unwhndedsias 1'. is, should s-ssx' the steady eye gilfsilctshzziregulsirte that of regscn, and cer Tuis skesitssc' m?!) cornplamt. si ed th . do he character siss-es the deceas _ 1 . deh ÞPmposed an haste,":s transeribed ""I'Psssh-3 it 15. a-"slender'tribute, a frail me BYZLZZZZWZ mdmento," wet with tears, lifts-s; "ess- hisy nsitZsIsiCsi' T") ctsssicctct '"5 3" 'Zlfire'*-gre>t11 s sent ,'to one end, the SllChsimsissiUfijz' a? gloryofsihls country-1 hind hint, amon St] . racy, who has left be msu __ . g dsiatssesmen, few equale'siand sspenor , who, after a me of the strlctest W'Zfilzitgdsctiggrcgitest portion_os it spent any, Ram] ci he, ed remote from lus sa When; ? C enougntopuy lus funeral d-. '**'—w A ' "IUST RECH'VED, . si ; lfisisiufiﬂl} fﬀ DriWheasiion's palm: , ]W aiht-ment andsijaundicc Bitters, ss'sssisiFﬂl'SAu. or ._ ' R. (}RAY, .. .. Bookaencr,'mng.screet, Alexandria, him 9: ss ' — laWZm NOFICE. ctAuPsi those who hme any claums or de stagainst the. estate of Je/zn Dun MWW Alum of, the town of Alexandria, "8 heuby informed, tosibring in their ac siW lex-ally !þ'rm ed, bssefbreg the first day of si next, at Which time a full and final "meWt md distxibution of his estate, 11 11] si Should any acco'unts be exbibited ÞFrio'd, they mill be dissiregardsied, lld thus ? Wedded In ba! of them. Those " Ire indebted to the estate wil'zbe PIM 55 mlke fimm , ediate payment. "3li Craig, 6.Wisham Herbtrt, }Ect" , Saw 35}. 44. Since the last instructions, what have been received here, being expected, the rich situation has been obtained by the Russian government over the Turks, and of which these statements have been published. The impudence of the Russian government alone be equalled by the dun-sinnedness of its own actions, which is the only way to account for the impudent falsehoods. We are made acquainted through the medium of the public papers, with the principal circumstances of a personal assassination, the consequences at which have appeared unpatriotic, between Count Dobensky, the Swedish minister, near the court of Vienna, and Von Wrede, a Bavarian general. Their correspondence on that subject has just been made public, as well as the letters written to them by their respective governments. This assassination originated in a plot made to the king of Sweden by Count Duben, and which was published after its being intercepted by the French army. The two subjects. The letters will be sufficient to make known the nature of this arrangement, the situation of the parties. Letter of the king of Sweden to Court: Duben. Manoc, Feb. 22. "M. Court: Duben—Your last dispatches have acquainted me with all that was said between you and the king. Vern Wied. His manner of acting towards you must necessarily have appeared to me the more unbecoming, as it would have been an easy matter for him to have corrected the supposed errors, with which he accused you, without descending to inventives, which, in general, prove nothing." The assertion by which he, in his rectitude, and which some intercepted letters have made public, is according to the usage of war, one of those gratuitous regulations with which it is endeavored to collect, at the present day, whatever may be done in opposition to ancient usage or the law of honor. Beron Von Wren has not only been deficient in respect to you, but also, in forgetting the character with which you are invested: I therefore order you to treat those accusations with that sovereign contempt they deserve, and especially not to remove from Vienna, where your diplomatic character ought necessarily to detain you, pray God that he may have you, Mr. Baron, in his holy keeping, and am yours associated with his subjects. GUS'I WAS ADOLPHUS Letter 9" the King of Bavaria to Baron Van Wren's. MARCH 11. P-ssi) dear friend, Baron W rede—The eighty papers state that a duel is to take place between you and Mr. Düben, on account of some assertions advanced by the latter against your honor and the honor of my troops, notwithstanding a serious sickness prevented you, during the whole of this campaign, from taking command of the division-strictly reputation acquired both, by you and my troops is too well established to permit private accusation, known by all respectable persons to be false, to obtain credit; but the life of Gen. Wrede too desperately interests his king and country, ever to permit that he should expose it by proceeding at once illegal and incompatible with his noble dignity. My prince, my brave regiments who are now in presence of the enemy, are e-choking you in the field of honor. Follow the path which is to conduct you to.—glorious achievements and in the meantime I pray God that he may have you in his holy keeping. (Signed) MAX. JOSEPH. VINNA, May 7. : _ Mr. Adair, the British minister, has just received a courier from his court, which recalls him home, of which event he has not yet (] the count de Stadion. It is thought however that he will continue here until his successor's arrival. This minister belonged to Lord Grenville's party, and does not conceal his dissatisfaction at the change. which lately took place in the administry, and indeed this event is not of a nature to recall the two ousterings our court being particularly dissatisfied with the lordship, lords Humber and Czsclesireagh, to whom we amiable the indiscreet publication of the diplomatic notes and conferenes which preceded the last session. ThessRssussian minister neesir our court, hasjust received a coekisier frsioctcctsin ctgen. Ben -' niogsen, coming from the headssquarten (at :.Banensteio. This general, acquaints him ; that nothing remarkable had happened at &. the amsszy, and'lbm-the badnees of (he made hnprevented him fromacdertakiog oﬀen sijie'ive- operationnct si ' ' ct si -- - BY THIS DAYsi s MAILFctsiZL-Þ ss' ! NEW YORK Fuly sssssictgsssisssi' '- "T'" w ; -.:ssss :si'sie Anmvzn, ? ;.z'si ;;si-ss. Slup Walker, Clstke, from- Londod j&?i L'Ll Ways from Halifax- Left'at Hal'tctfssii—j thcct'ct British packet from New York, for"- Be! smooth; brig Tsihree Friends, Ftcchctsifrom ; BOrdemix" for Baltimore, ca'r'go condemned 5— —-schp*o'ner M-esseo'gbr, White from Balti-si *_ more, for the, Meditcrranean, vessel and) car-go "condemped both see; in by thcf Melqmpusr- , brig Eutaw, Gram from Bd-ct tavsiia for Bahimore, vessel and ca'rgo can."" democd brig Emerprizc, "Woodbury from Bordcsiaux, for Salem, sent in by the si5Yl'vssia, and libelled ,- schoouer "Warren, 'Washbum, o's Newbedsord from Alicaut, sent in by the schooncr Sylvia, and releas -- e'd. after paving costs s—shtp Orient of Marblehead, for St. Acdcro, libeIIed; brisig Orient, ]cnoey, from New York for. Rottcrdam, sent in by the Cdlussmbioc. and releak—ed after paying coals. and sailed the si13'th of Ittly- , schooocr Marga'ret Baley, Fcrguson, from Havanna for Philadelpbia, detained by the Melampus, andlibellcd; } brig F air Americao, Brown from Guada.. lcupe, for Baltimore, sent in by the He. , lampus and hbclled. An embsrgo was hid you all vessels a: Halifax for two dagsss, on the arrival of the packctfrom New. I York. ' ' ! Put-LADELPHM, ]u.y '25. Captain Connell of the Hazard from La Guira, informs that the fleet and Spanish and Bernev, were both captured as the harbor by a Spanish privateer, on suspicion of having on board goods of British manufacture; but in consequence of the capture being made within the jurisdiction of the post or province of Caracas, they were restored by order of the commander. Though an appeal by the captors from his judgment to the vice admiral's court of Port Casilla had taken place—the event was uncertain. A most singular was with our flag, which has been carried on to that port, by privateers of their own ships. Capt. C. also informs, that the blockade or the port was discontinued, in consequence of a spirited order from Commodore Murphey, commanding his majesty's squadron, forbidding their cruisers to move neutral ships within sight of his flag. The privateers have all abandoned the coast, and several Americans had arrived previously to capture the ship. The privateers at La Guira were glazed with every kind of merchandise. Flour at ten dollars. By an embargo made at the time of my sailing, there were in the port unsold eleven hundred thousand dollars worth of American property, and produce getting scarce. -——- m w—m—ffi-w -——- ,. ss__BALTIMORE, 'Julgs as. ss , Arrived brig Ann and Mary, Malldty, for-ty-mo days from Lihbon. Lclc ship O-' '_rozlmbo, Brcwscer, Philadelphia, et Eliza, : Katy, elo- Buslon; Eliza, Trcadwell, do; brig Exchange, siOrne, salem; Commerce, siRobbins. ''Plymouth; Eliza, Halley. do; Mary, Rose-en. Alexandria; Zaia,' Picrcc, Providence ; Rovcr, 'VJaitc, do;.]crsey, I-Glaham, Philadelphia ; Friendship,*'Mela tum, New YOU]: ; Globe;sisiFlaaners,"Salis. ctbury ; Delight, Pierce,'Nchork ;James, Ski-noer, PhiladclpsihFa ;CrawfordsiRussell, New Yokk {Venus,Tuncson, Salem. At" St_.'siUb_es, brig Rome. Corran ol'N. ssYork , si.-]ohn Adame.Goukin. Atqdarantinc,sssi :bsig Greyhouo'd, sssiforty days "from Phila. 'delpbia; schooner Abigail, Smich, of Glou. ccsrcr, for Balt-imorc, A 'Porwguese ship, .sorcy thzec days from Baltimore ; barquc 4 5 George'Williams, "Hopkins, from Ascxan- ssss dria ; ship TSusanna, Philip9,sidf'Salem, for : the island of- Candia. The brig ]osephsiforsi '- Baltimarc sailed ten daysissibcso re. _si _ Also, arrived,'brigsiAsictrcss, Moran. "10 zfdays from Havaooa. Lest schooner: Mcr. Z-sidhaut. for Balcimore, to sail -}9th inacasim .; "rachooncr Carlcton, for TBaltimorc, same iday ; 'Good intentof Balcimore for New ? 'Ygssk, same day .; 'POllysisor ' Philadclphl'a, in 4- dszsis ; sailed in on. with" brig Smilax {"forPhiladelphia—bss Havaona_was boatded si by a BritisbctTendcrss, lreatcdsictPol'ﬂely.—— zsiCamcimo the capes yesterdzy at 11 o'cloctclcj , ? --'.hc Bellqoa wis the only British ship in- : bide the Czsipesss- _ _ si ] Also, ssshipctNaucy, William-, fourteen ss ;day: from Amisigua. Two northern vessels Zsihavc latelybcea carried intq St. King, & the masters came mAmisigqa to'siaueud Frialo ? one of them, captaia Stennon'e woke! and Zctgredtest: an of her car'go was libesated. the ming ad his veﬂellibn—assd and gmu. i its: pan of th; sage condsiclctagsicdss' i "T.— ss WNESDNY , qu 29. s " {;} -*-" 55?er- sisssssssssii'st w M HRIED on Tuesday eVening the ﬂat ? but. tbuunxon, Va. Me. .lAMEs R. RlDDLE, merchant-of this tom-, ib Misisect; Anxznm Hus— KELL,dau<-htcros Mr, ?e'siee Heiskell, of that town. si" ss ,. si ' H'WÞW— —. Palmer's Packet will sail for Sins'fosslk on Saturday next, July 29, 17 BUBLIEN NOTICE Attend With the necessary beds, from 9:30 to 10:30 in the afternoon at the corner of Pine and Canal streets, occupied by Mr. Joshua Riddle, every day as usual at the court; of appearance. Those persons desiring to see the assessment will please attend. Abel Cannon, Collector. July 29, 17 PUBLIC DALE. UNPURSUANCE of the last Will and Testament of Lewis Weston (successor, will be sold, on the premises, on the 20th day of August next, A two story frame building, entailing on Water street, between the principal streets. Also, a story brick dwelling house adjoining in Love. A CLERK of four, eight, and 12 months must be given for the purchase money, and a mortgage required on the premises for seeming to be punctual payment thereof. The property will be sold on the day of sale. William V. Weston, Sidney, 29. _, len-: to —;_, ___L_._._A__L__'4u_si ss,, un..__, This is to certify, that the subscriber, of Alexandria county, in the office of Columbia, has obtained from the orphans' court, on said county letters of administration, a copy of the will annexed, upon the estate of LYVIS WES' OZN', into at the county aforesaid, deceased: All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby notified to exhibit them, with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned, at the county courthouse, in Alexandria, Virginia, on or before the first day of January, 1877. The subscriber, on or before the 29th day of January next, or they may be excluded from all benefit to the said estate. (Liver up, do's-my hand this-29th day of July, 1807. William Weston, Administrator of the estate of Lily 99, 2siaw3w. At Alexandria, a huge BRANDLE COV, with a white face and crumbled horns, and has a lump under her throat, she appears to be ten or twelve years old, has as such about 5 weeks old with her. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take her away. Ralph Longden. July 29. ALEXANDRIA THEATRE "The Public are respectfully informed that the performance will commence precisely the time advertised. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 29, will be performed the COMEDY, OF THE HONEYMOON. Duke's A'ranza, Mr. Wood, Count Montgolfis, Mr. Conc, Rolando, Mr. Jefferson, Balthazar, Mr. Cross. Lepez, Mr. Miller, Jacques, Mr. Rurherford, Lampico, Mr. Charnock, Campillo, Mr. Barnet—t. Juliana, with the celebrated song. Siof "At the front's" Of the cottage. Mrs. Lessersons Zamora, Mrs. Wood, Voizmto, Mrs. Villiers, Hostess, Mrs. Cunningham, To which will be added the music by the Solo. The Purse; BENEVOLENT TAR The Baron, Mr. Ruhnerford- Theodolosie, Mr. H. Wood. Edmund, Mr. J. Cross. Will Stady, Mr. Jefferson. The Pagsse, Mr. Massasim Jeversons Servaq-Bsi- -Mr. Barnett. The doors to be opened at six, and the performance to begin precisely at eight past seven o'clock. H's Adage's "Mme—BOX, come- loLLAMsT, VENQ'r-Flst czNTs—GALLER Y, un? CENTS. Tickets to be had at the office, in from 95 the Temperament." L.!"... 