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Mediterranean PassbOrts.
July IS.

NJ Office is hereby given, that it has been
~ deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pafport ifIued to velfels of
the United States; that from the sth day of Iu-
ly next, thofe of the new form will be iiiued at
the cu'tom houfesto every vefiel, for which APP
plication may be made on a compliance with
the terms Preicribed by law and furrendering the
former paflport of which ihe may be potfefled,
if any, in which latter cafe no fees will be requi-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pafport will be fnficient to pro-
tect the veflels of the United States, from cap
ture until the 1T ofJuly 1so5, after which the
old form of paGport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in uie.
Department of State, }
esd May, 1904.
2bePrinterJ et'tbe La4vS offbe United States are
requeifed to insert the abOzs in tbeir Cagettst
t9viee zVeek far The space cffs months, and the
Collectors eftbe egqom5 10 Keep eofj=5 Of it poRed
up in their Offices.
June, 9.
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PUNISHABLE
PHTEWT T'HRESHIN(I MACHLNF-

He advantages to be gained by farmers, BY
applying iouie eiTe6luai parts to Threfhing Ma
ehines, which have greater velocity adequate rength
AID greater cheapues than hitherto and applicable 10
any machinery, universally allowed to be veYv
great WILLIAM TUNSTALL has obtained a
Patent for fuch improvements and wifhes to benefit
the public on the mott Reasonable terms. Dinrias
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights by applying in perfon or by
letter lff boiSJ 20 the baisafer Ipiian TaqeaR, al
Dc SsgaH T7psya, RiJvoad
N. b. a Mil Wright and Iron Worker for the re.
fPe6iiye parts, are gsHted--apply as above
Theie Machines will hull Clover and tlirefh Rice
Buck Wheat &c. preierved free from grit.Counter-
feits VIII be deal. with as the lew direds.
July IS eW-f
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70 z S al e,
a TRACT OF LAND,

IN Po7vbnfav eoanty, or Abbomattox RiUe,,
j sObere il Is 1Gviya6ie, knogO1 b. tie nc0ae nj
M'CdaPJ Quarter, containing 400 AIRES. kbiJ
iand lies adoHt far miles from TIE CoHr! Hopyr,
and is zOeH adobfed to TIE culture Of 7obacco.
/naH grain aqd corn. Samuel Wo0&5n, qObo
ive5 near the land, 7ckiI5eeU il 20 any beyyca zOb9
my sCiB to barcbaJe.
JfH If not /oLd bef5re TIE RofSe9femjer next,
TEaH icYh aos-. that Day to fbs iig5eR bi,iyer,
at Woodloa'S Tazsrg, near tbebremJsf.
JOHN F, PRICE.
Richmond, May 80, 1904. ctnSJ2iqa.
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r27 ANTHoN1- ROBINSON, C. C.

~ NOTICE IS HEREBr GIYEN,
HAT a Petition will be prefented to the
1 General Ahembly, at their next seiiion, for the
fale Of the Gebe in St. Marys Parih in Caroline *
the invefture OF the interet of the Money, thereby
RATED, in the Prefent incumbent, 70 long he may
continue to act as fuch in the faid Pariih.
CAROLINE, Auguh IT. 1904. ew3m.l
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July Z.
CASH SALE OF LAND IN ALBEMARLE
ep-tf,

On September 18th, WILL BE SOLD, in Char
At:sf9ile, tell kigbsa bitter; for Ca6,
HE TRACT Of LAND lying on the eaft
L fde of Rivanna, over againft Charlottesville,
containing alb Tut 600 acres, with new commodious
DWELLING HOUSE. Two years of leafe un-
der good reitrictions have to run after this. The
land is all of the South-We Mountain quality; and
though much injured in parts, is in general ll very
good, and all reclaimable. The fae proceeds from
deed of rut to indemnify agan lofs as fecurity and
bail, which executed in December, 1902, by
William Bache of Pennfylvania, to
THOMAS Nj. RANDOLPH.
July q. eptI5Sep
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Nc PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

HAT tie Common Hall Of tie City Of Rich
L n7ond 7oW their next auontgfy sveef;1r 6yo.1 IN
recommend 70 The Court Of ings FIR TIE said City, one
fir anil proper bryjon to be appointed a CONSTABLE
ebe said City, in The Of Leighton Wooa, zpge 6ab
r5fgnea
ANDREW STEVENSON, C. C. H.
hnggg 25. epn7Sep
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THE SUBSCRIBER.


II AVlNG taken his fon Dr. Aufin Broken
l. I brongh into PartnerhiP, gives notice that his
books will be coed on the 10th September, and new
ones opened under the firm oil Jotn Byoekeqb,Ozg6 g
Son. lmPerions circumstances compel him to urge
immediate payment from all thoie indebted for medi-
cal iervces; and he fruits that thoe who are indebted
on open accounts, and who cannot make immediate
payment, win come forward and give their notes for
their REFLECTIVE balances. He hopes that proper at
tenton will be paid this notice, the tuaton of
his affairs will not admit of longer indulgence.
JOHN BROCKENBROUCH.
IaPpahannotk, Auguf 18th, o1.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Ef agreement, the partnerihip Of SHANKS
~ q MRAE will ceale on the laf day of Augua
Thoie to whom the firm hands indebted will pleare
exhibit their accounts that arrangements may be
made for their dilcharge The debtors of the firm
are deiired to make immediate payment, as delin-
quents will be Unfortunately fued hoie concern
ed will make Duplication TO COIN MRAE.
SHANkS u MRAE.
Manchester, Auguf 5, lsoi.
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EOR SALE.

HAT beautiful and well improved TENE-
4 MENT on the Hill, now occupied by MIR.
Benjamin Molly. This property lies near the
Capitol, in healthy aud agreeable neighbour
hood. Terms of fale will &c made known by
applying to
BARTLETT STILL.
July ls. CeWtEl
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VXRGINLA, 70 NIT

III CHAwcARr DisrsIcr COusr Held At THE FORMER
CAPITOL, IN THs CIR Of WILLLANsscRc, he 12f5
d.y Of July, 1904.
Gavein La4glan, Jgepb Delaney and Sally bis
zUi ana Zaeb1yab DeiSsy Plaintiffs.
EEj5a Carte, ard 6lizobrt5 bir 1eite, Arte Ell
=abeb LHns,Srd, roiiozo of Lezvis L4a!jord
dteeajid, Harriet ua5fard, Hiram Lunsoyd,
d. Maria Lan5foyd and Dnrirs W. Lurttsrd,
eJiidea and eo-Isiys The id Defends
ST appearing 70 tie riia&7o" ele Court tbe aeefbe
entering eftbe order in tjis eay, tbe FRI day July
tbond eg5t bnnd;sd andtbree, in tie zvor foLozv-
ing The dtndanf5 upon zUbo attachment far their
contempt in net agi0erigg he bin cbe PLAINTIFF BATH
been rtArsed executed, failing to Ggoer tie aTe
the Court, the OtiOn Of BE plaintiff BY their eoni
doth take fer bHor eoqf;, and zDW proceed at fir
tHre day, to de'ee the matr, bere9f nnisi tie Eia de-
fuaants 6ta,e tie tea6 day stbe term nrxf after
they a bGve Jrcn Forced zVitb copy fis ordtr evo
eaye TO be contrary, TIE d~d4pts base repoved sear-
ve ont Of this COanroa7vea'5, that Thy cannot BE- FIR
9ed 7vitb eefy ethe aii or, motion etbe f!aigi
BY .bei, eo,it IS ordered tia. tie aid dtnnt do a-
pear bers tie .F day Of the term, and ag5ver tie
bill tie flaia9 and that e9ay Of ibis order be firth
7oit6 ifrfed ii" a"e nezga9er eft5s city Of Rbmord,
Tar faro monbs GaeaVey, and fsi at tie front door Of
tie to,msr Capitoijn tbs City.
Il Copy,
W2r27 ANTHoN1- ROBINSON, C. C.
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DOCTOR WILSON.

HAS taken Gas temporary refdence) the
4 L houie lately occupied by Doctor ADAMS, oppo-
fife the Bell Tavern, and intends to combine the
APO1HECARIES BUSINESS with the PRAC-
'TiCE OF PfiYSIC. He is now opening part, and
expects TO receive by the arrivals from PhiIadel-
Phia, the balance CT freh and very general fupply
of MEDICINES and other articles in TIE Aposheca-
ries Line, which will be fold on the oweh terms
~ Orders from the country, Recipes, &c. will be
carefully attended to.
June p. leW6m1
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Continuation 2fNcqo,, reeriq,ed nj No,fsM.

The happy change in his majcfy's health.
Gays the Public Ledger Of June 29,) it is fuppo
fed, will produce comfortable alterations in the
proceedings of the government. Parliament
will not he prorogued 70 foou as was expected Z
would, Mr.. Pitt having had time to mature GER
tain projects which he has had in contemplate.
on. Among others, it is faid, he will brinv for
ward grand plan of naval defence, embracing
variety of details, which viii occupy the atten-
ton Of both Houfes for fome weeks. Ab,ut
the end Of next month it isintendcd, it is Gid.
that the King ihall go to Weymouth, where las
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THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
EXPECTS this fall very general afiortment
~ of GOODS, and intends to continue bufinefs in
the houte now occupied by Shsnks & M'Rae All
thoe who have been heretofore pun6ual, are olict-
ed to continue their dealings. /,
COLIN M'RAE.
Auguft Is. epsyy
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NOTICE.

M II NE.
0iytqe eft DeeJ IF TrgF executed TO us b. TaoJ
- Woo35n ef HaseVsy county, Eor Ire beaf of Cbie,
IerysI, E*'oy efBe Rev. W1iliau Do1gGaE, dec.
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE
Iobeb hight biaaty fer realty money at Co., Go9daTs IL
vey7, m me County Of Hanover, On Saturday t5c STD
day Of September nexi, tie
TRACT OF LAND,
Wbf,so7 NE Eid Wooaj57 ras, in be H6bey eadof
Ha0o7ey Conaiy, mgcb heycef ssH be acefayy 10
fafy be 6aiaoec due boS Exeeaioya ay6 he e95 al
tHdiag tbefr.p By
DATTD BULLOCK, anti
FREDERICK HARRIS, 1R0SThhS'
Jaly 81, 1904. (ebSSe6LJ
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Low Foa CASH, Or on sHoEr cREprr,

Low FOR CASH, OR ON SHORT CREDIT,
DirsA fran Plaiggfon's Mam1aao,y, P5ila-
delbdia
LOAF So GAR,
NF an excellent quality, either by the hogf-
~ head, barrel, or Jingle loaf. The fupply
viii be regularand large.
ALSO-BAR IRON, by the ton OF ingle
bar: IRON CASTINGS of various kinds, hv
tue ton or Jingle piece, among which are few
tons OF 80 and GO lbs. weights.
MICAJAH DAVIS.
18th of 18th mo. 500. TeW6m
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

ON Monday the 1T of October next, will be
- run Tor over the FAIRFIELD COURSE, a Sweep
itaketor Colts three years old, two mile heats Seven
Colts are entered two hundred dollars each, and
the iubicrption clOied. Weights, agreeably to the
rules of the Jockey Club.
On Tuefday, the I'd day Of October, the Jockey
CLUB Purle of 400 Dollars, will be run for, four Mile
Heats.
The following day, the Purfe of the proprietor of
the CoIuie, three Mile Heats
WEIGHTS FOLLOW.
Aged Horfes 1S9 lbs.
years old 1873
years old lIs
years old LOG
8 years old 90.
Mares and Ceilings allowed three pounds.
Richmond, Auguft 10, 1904
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VIRGINIA.
AT A SUPERIOR coURT'oF cHANcERY, HOLDEN IN
RICHMOND, MARCH TBE 26TH, 1904.
Bstzoc>.
JOHN SOMERVILL, Plaintiff
Ard
LUCAS SULLIVAN and WILLIE
AM BASKIRVILLE { AeiSno-Ni'S'
TIE defendant, Lucas Sullevan, not having
Il entered appearance and given iecurity accord
ing to the act of Aeby, and the rules Of this court,
and 1t appearing the iasta6tion of the court that he
IS not an inhabtant of this country on the motion of
the plaintiff, b. his council it is ordered that the ad
dell" do appear here the ra day of next Sep
TENDER tern and anfwer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith Inherited in fome
uewipaPer in the city of Richmond, for two months
tueceilvey and poaed the front door of the Capt.
tol, in the iaid city.
A Copy-Tefe, P. TINSLEY, CT.
July %. EVEN
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AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH,
Having imported general afiortment of FRESH
MEDICINES, will fell part of them for the ufe of
private families veFy reaionable terms for ready
money. eW2w
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FOR GLASGOW,

FOR GLASGOW,
-EE1 TIE Britj9 Strip JEANNIE,
II Sy.N x EOHN COWAN, matter now
eSsiE q ny ) 1T City Point; will be ready to
sSsssss-fzscs-k receive Tobacco in few days, and
having part of her cargo engaged will fail by the rf
P-oxin,o. For terms apply to the captain on board
to Robert * Allan Pollok, & Co. Richmond, or to
BUCHANAN sJ POLLOK
R,5o ofir far I4Le on beard (aid nip,
TEN THOUSAND BUSHELS LIVERPOOL
SLOWED SALT.
Peteriburg, Auguf 6. tlSep
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NE haze reeeiVed small additional Gbbly of
MADEIRA WINE,
az hyperion quality, which we offer for fale
W by the hogihead and quarter-caik.
GlssoN 81 JkFFERsow.
July ls. eptf
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SCOTTVILLE JOCKEY CLUE.
LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

HE FIRST V0LUIldR is ready for Subrcriber.
4 at the Book Store of VIM. PRICHARD.
Richmond, Auguf lS, 1904. epE
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The current report at Liibon, when capt. Lee,
OF the HIP Flora failed, was that War would
ioon take place with England and Spain.
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SPRING GOODS.


VIII III N TEN VILE,
TThSjN reccivsd, hy fbe hip Rsbserq from
= i Loadon o,ld T'9rkHire from Lizrr6o6L
IN ASSORTMENT or Goods
SH'fabls TO fbe EQ/ln, zVbicb re q0W djbo)s If on
f5e gfoei fer1is.
Riebmond, Moy 9TH. If NJ
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
9Th Circuit Circuit, Virginia Dilsri4,
May 30, 1905.

~ J''pS GHS folr Haq5z,y, I,rVipiag barfnx.
Of Hag5wys and Licyd, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
JOi'D Sna5arau, Arebibald B,iee, Robert mn and
Elisabeth Garter bis zuife, Aftux Thornton and
FreeiNa BIS 7ojf, Henry Pr,yin and A,apa bis
zDif; Samuel -faI,tor and fnret Bis quif, STfobn :
NJ KetaS, Wills NJ Ksana, and Aiexa-dtr M
KelDd, ebiA4yeo AMI deVjf;zs Of John M Keard,
G'-sglsR, and Jams Hiatt, executor Of A!esas-
DIR I6'Robert, d-erejfd, 7vJo zvls executor Of
tje Iad Gain NJ Keanf, dsseafd,
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Defendants.
ID OBERr WEST i, essointed rmrdian +

OSERI WEST Is appointed guardian to
- dirxaadsr N 'Keard, infant dstiadant in Ills
rat aaae es coming on BY eo.5n Of The parties 70 be
bard on The bin and amended bill, t5e Of br de-
ft"at7t', rfeAaa9iour, TIE zoN Of Jobu Af'Keand,
o'aid and fde 6,oeesdngs in rt Aa7o IN ibis eoayt
brought BY fbr eonbiaiaa0ts eyaiF TIE dkn3at Haf
reeaf'y y~g'iR 7rJieb judgment 7pas oJtaired at e
Is1sr6'r SsIioe 1901 WRRRzUPov, IT rs DEcRFBp
AHD ORDERED, THAT EHtuguf Rqql5l8b, Bfgisr
A46aN, Robert Pollard AID E9,rnal ~ Posfe5, or any
fTg' o. "orf Of 6ea, do exbe sa 6ps!is aaEfion
f2gi6r or i9ar1fiy, TIE lot anil tenement TIE proceedings
nas7fi9is9 in t5e occupation of TyT1iaO NJ Cav
874 tbf Sr7aH f0enertS and grord DsreG7to beo1pqg
zv1t>b aaoiH lie tenement eon0tyed fryf 70 Be 61-
darts Baeha1aa and Byiee-gffer The tire and Place Of
rate 1aHbqve 6e'a adpefid fur 7veets in
81 TIE Riebn0na ne79spapsrs the feys of sale 10 be
enc bird1 e6, asdbs reavaiu1g tzv,-fb9s PAYABLE in
igf7h7ff 7vitb ier1 iatTf og 5s day ofsal ne fyR
'5nen 10 de4ad t7O.ve moatb,, and tie ,c;ord in t7oo
JEaF5 T>7 TIE day IF sale he 6nrebqyert 10 -i boaJ
far PIE ffi9 f70o ialeat5, ami in djgh gf rg,veat to
t. again So1 BY TIE d eosv7oa Or any f7vo of tJem
1r 'ead many, fo, TIE pay7est IF e balances t nay
b. d1e ro~ TIE reffcips onebrseyt HlvD IT rs FuR-
TIER ORDERED, TJai tie saM comsvilioaer5 7v5o may
96f do from ne byaecsd' eff5e Iier beyl5y fin dysai
pay Rho ID: ro'lai777f,, beiy agent or atora-y rse
bO2iGaf one bUgh,d aaf fzrsfy-ar G,l1y5 fbrfy-eas
cents. zoib ifscref t7yo fboasgd fzoo buadycI cid
f7'','f"-f7"" "aorr Ec,ei cent, act hy-zE a f..
PR cent JJ9T ~ ixfee5 day Of Dea7jty, Aofad
esSf bna6r G7d one, fb| balance Appearing r. he dr He
''@ipiaiHaeff By Gatesef a0pogg tie e..bB amt lie
esEs 9fi sa. a0d f6e tvyans, If ony, oey ai Ri1g
f5c eba,C 2f sale, IN ir br7nrJ into taai sq5ja9 70
spb odr nay ksrs4fley be nId e,aes,,;rg 5c sqo,
be aoq1 fri yaDd By ne sals 10 be as9I,jb De 5aas-
Siios efbs d6t dsr tic eonb!f~4stf AvD ~ rs run
7HE2 ORDERED, Tint ust NJ ne eooniPoreri n, nav
0( s,"Uy e ID, bnrba5cr IT. eogt5rntY 10 The h,m If
f1~ @fre'' aa6 ~ai 5y ma+s rspot ftJcb 9,oedIar,
to re eorrf.
ii Cgly-75Gc, 1AdlES BLACP0J,E, nc.
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sudden uproar alb M state Influence. Have
the southern states stolen or uSlirred the in
tlucnce der;vedfrom thrir b ack p, ul,t ton
Have they sword in hand, forced it upon
T. the friends to order," in New England,
or have they surreplitiousy given 10 their
representatives seats III Congress As to
louisiana, will she acquire an Influence
from this quarter, unless it is given TO her
/ BY the constituted authorities OF our coun-
! Try For one moment | would call away
the Intelligent our citizens from The fer
Vor ot party teeiing, and en,reat them to
| iooA al the Constituiion--to examine the
q bates in the convention ofthis common
wealth At the lime of its adoption. VIII
1t not create one blush in the countenan
ces oil gentlemen when the public are in
! Formed that the { ldu s adyocates of mo-
, dtra federalism were al that lime strenu
Gus adv0caces of the representation of
{ slaves Ia the southern states, and that upon
the prInci k.ot sub dcting them To dre0
taxation, sh' uld b. necessary Wal the
pubic spt akcrs IN our general court, feel
no cotnpuncllun of conscience wien they
reco!ect that Dana SedgYick, kiuy, with
ma''y Diners WHO hriL The highes, "a k
IL the caIaio! TIC OF icderaiists, stood ~. II
as s'lcklcrs In the very iuiideuce, which
y u are NV 10 be persuaded Is proving
upon, and ready 10 consume the vitl,is OF
New Eng and
The precr'i,n,; observations are not in
tended To sould in tie least, the prIv.te
character c. personal feelings oil A!r. o.
isl, is presumed that lie speaks cor
recty The language OF his I.arty, and it is
to hold up in dry light their present views
and IN enuons. To see how far they haze
acte6 consistently with themselves, more
than II enter into a minute investigation of
ANY particular thing, that these rema,Es
are mades II by any thing SAID here, ot
which may be said in subsequent rum-
Der, any individual shall be he better ena
bled 10 appreciate The eXertions which a;e
nnw making or which have been made IN
the general court during the present sessi-
on, by the predominant political party
! any one sha!lbe enabled to discover whe.
Their they are the offspring Of peaceful,
patriotic and concilatory disposition, or
are the result OF heated feelings aud dis
appointed ambition, the writer will feel
gra,ltie.!.-lf the former is the case then
viii il be the bounden duty of ALL to say
''well done good ard faithful servanis''-
il unfortunately the latter, every man who
has patriotism enough 20 prize The pre-
servation OF The Union, must have his DO
som filled with mingled emotions of pity
and Indignation
NFSTOp.
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dea Of the heat of the action, when | in
4 ior;n you, that hardiYa cavalry officer was
not e"h.r killed or wounded himself, oi,
had his horse Shot under MIN. The ari:l-
lery had inuc officers XIII, q /; they were
cut do"n al heir gus by Scirdia's horse;
and The infancy suffer immensely both
IN officers and IN men. In all, think,
there are So oshcers XII d and waunt,c.!,
and upwards of 100 men. The General
had Two horaes killed under him-"nc
with cannon sho,, and another with q
pike, and "ne of his ortler!ics hiiied "A, his
side. 1t is universally allowed 70 be one
oil TIE everest actions hat cv>r happened
III I'm, or perhaps any o;her Country and
when Ii Is Cons,Gered that the en- my
were al least 5000 strong, with $50
pieces OF Cannon. and every local advan-
taSe, 1t must AT least be allowed, that this
detachment OF not more than 5000 men,
have MOLLY upheld the fame and character
OF The Brush arms. 10 do the enemy
justice, ii must be admitted, that the
troops III general, but their infantry and
artillery ia PARTICULAR, behaved in the most
gallant manner, and icil III heaps under
the Infantry c,ose ID the guns. The T4th
req nlent, at the commencement of the
aciion' were about 500 strons-only SO
nj winch and one suba tern, returned TO
CARP urhurt. They have lost captains
aud snbalcins killed., and every other
officer wounded, with exception Of I.ieu-
tenant Moore. Colonel Wallace come
manded brigade, aud capt. Tolirey was
acting IN stat situation, and fortunately
bo'h OF them have escaped untouched"
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NFSTOR.


TIE following letter gives some inte-
rcsjns details Of the ha,!ie Of ;he 2sl. Seyt
IN which Soindia was dcfcaj.o
= Camp ne al Jafiurrabdd
Sept. ID, 1908.
81 hove now TO relate to you one Of the
n'oai brilliant and bloody actions rcrhars
on record On the 22d q junction WA q
ieci"d with Colonel Stevenson, and the two
divisions the next morning moved in dit
lerent directions to attack the enemy's
combined force, which was 10 have taken
place US to day. However, YESTERDAY
morning, as General IVenssly's d,vlilon
arrived on the ground, intelligence was
received thatthe cnemy were within five or
SIX miles, and preparing 10 go oil. ia con-
sequence OF this intelligence, the General
accommodated their camp, and Celcrmin-
cd TO attack them without waitin.. for Co.
ionei Stevenson 10 come up. The bag
gage was Left behind under the charge Of
Col. Chambers battalion. On approach
ing the enemy, ii was found that the in
formation the General had received was
erroneous, and that the enemy were not
only IN full force, but occupied u most ia.
vora6le and advantageous POSITION cover
Ell by nearly $50 pieces of artillery. with
an army Of about 40 600 II fantry, and 49,.
600 cavalry. To oppose this, we had on
ly about 600 Europeans aud Z 500 Ia
tive infantry, with four weak re giments Of
cavalry, and few artilIery--in all, not
more than 5000 men. Still the General
placing the most implicit confidence in
the skill and bravery OF his troops, resolved
not TO let such an opportunity escape of
bringing or decisive action. The army
was accordingly formed in order Of battle !;
the infantry aud guns occupied Ire fIs
line, and the cavalry the secord. in this
position we advanced upon the enemy, in
defiance 4 lhs heaviest cannonade ina.
ginablc. But as our linz, particularly { e
right OF 1t, who were ordered 10 ATTACK the
lett wing Of the enemy approached the
ranges Of batteries, showers Of grape am
niuskc'ry swept away complete rark, !,
and taking advantage of this, the lloucr o!
their cavalry bore down ard overs L,lmtd
our infantry OH tie right At his awful
and critical moment the hrle Of cur c.
valry charged The ',d,cing enemy with
such rapidly and execution, that the
whole gave way and fell back ia the Ut
mos, confusion. This decided the fate
OF 'he day, aud gave time Cor ,ic lnf&l-
Try To recover, aud they immcd ia,cly adj
vanced TO supper. their cavalry when the
enemy fetreated IN all directions, leaving
Us masters Of the f,ld Of tatilc, AID 10
pieces # very fine cannon, equal in all
respects, if not superior, to our own
But we have to regret the loss Of 4 great
number otbraye met among them Lieu.
tenant Colonel Maxwell, OF the 10Th dra-
goons, who nobly fell IN the a6l Of charg.
ing The enemy's guns and infantry, aiorg
with captain Msokay, captain Boyle, and
Lieutenant Bonnn,i; also ,ix more wound.
ed--in al ten officers killed ard wounded
o. The cavalry, and upwards of 100 men
aug SOC horses. You may !osm some i.
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