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J. Folter, Blake aud Fox, AMI that they res,ort
imOreupon 10 the hruit, by bill or otherwife.
Gr@rr,d, That 10 much Of the gov. COM
9'micai;an as relates to the object of clearing
the north fork of Holtt>in and Holfoa river, be
rrferred 60 Melirs. Dixaa, M'Fa:,aue, Shame,
fieeder, Crociet, Smyth, (T ythel aud N,.IIen-
I'e, and that they report thereUpom 10 the
houe by bill or o.herw;lt.
O'tEe'~d, That $50 copies of the gov letter,
together with the fame number of documents
marked No 3, ), 9, Is, 10, be printed Cor the uft.
OF the members of the General 4 iit:rbly.
Ordered, That the remainder of the flid do.
currents lie upon the table.
Il petition from iiInGry inhabitants of Eliza.
beth City county and its vicinity, PRAYING The
P4'lage OF a law to prohibit batting the feline
Tor siih, during certain f:afons of the wear. for
reainns in the fad petition fatcd, was preltnted
ard read.
hfo petition from Tc9drv Inhabitants Of
the counties of Norfolk, P;4ncCfs Anne and the
borough of Norfolk to the fame eaett
Alto 4 etitlon from iundry perfons, praying
the vitabliihnent of ferry acrofs the lands OF
Alexander ienderfon, at the mouth o. CIV
creeE, acrots the Chio river 20 the oppohts
ihorc.
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Saiaa at duttion.

WI he fold for eafh Saturday the l5,h naant,
z OF No. 7i5, in this city.-The iale will COM
. nlsnce at - O'clock, on the prernfes.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Lot No goo, in the town of Nfanchefer; FOR terms
apply
THOMAS TAYLOR g; Co. V. M.
Dec. Il. (ePtds)
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T. TNNIplyTNC

u ESPECTFULLY Dt5ym5 fbole concerned.
= that he has re'noved the boskJ and babr,y If
tbe A7fe concern ofRo5.rT Poiiek y Co. and DIM
|2b, PolloA y ca. 10 Il reeO Brick HoaJt near
TIE bqE1, aud directly ebb9Gtefo tte Scais-Honf.
WAers he has FIR ya!e, a .ts1v pi8sJ Of OLD
COGNi4C BRANDT, ofyliftri5r quality.
D.cemLer IL.
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EOR SALE

= Y virtue Of deed OF truf, executed 70 the fub-
- icriber by David Gillapy, fen'r. Of Albemarle
county, to ieeure the payment Of deb, due Brown,
Walton and CO. and John Walton, will he expofed to
public ale, to the hgheit bidder for ready money on
Tueiday the rit day of January eighteen hundred ard
FIVE, at MCrcdie, HiGginbo,han and Co, Gore ten
miles above Charlottesville, the raGl Of land hereou
the iaid Gafpy at prelent refdes, containing ore
hundred and twenty-five acres, be the fsnie more or
ici5. WILLIAM WCOD TyuQe,
Albemarle, Dec. a.---(9v.
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me SUBGCRI1FR

INTENDING to clofe AZ his former tranla9io ions
win the termination Of the preleu, year, rcqueH.
all thoie who have demands again0 him. either by
bond, note OF open account, 20 leave vita MI. s..
o,n| JoDa', At the Toii-bridse, d memorascmn 1f
the nature OF their claims anG the amount, in oder
that directions may be gwen for the fpeeGy raymerd e
them II IS hoped .hat tins notice will be atte .ed
by I'll who arc concerned 1t will be plead IN bai ,
clain's which r,ay future d;ltans diy be enflbiej
a. inf him u hs eGs,e,
JOHN MhYc
Dee ~ rr J
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FOR SALE.

I2Y virtue Of a Deed Of Truf executed 10 ire fub.
ID lcribcr by Walter Walton Of Albemarle county,
to fecure the payment CT a debt due Brown, Walton
q Co. viii be axpocd to public fale o the higheA bid
der for ready money, Tuefdsy the fra day Of Ia
nuary eighteen hundred and five at NrCr.die iiig-
ginbOtham & Co.'S Aore. Ten miles above Chirlottsf-
vile The TRACT Of LAND wbereon the faid
Walton at prefnt rcldcs Containing TWO hundred and
iyty -four acres, be the fame more or lefs
GEO GARRETT, T,ss,s
Albemarle Dec g. 9v
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~ NJ are rf7a.7ed 10 olJ11"1e, Fbds b. mir
tat IN tie da:e If Mr. Ogif7,ie'5 Cora, H4erei
Pe'72"' 6"1c 5een deceiVtd into tie bel;c that IRE
P,ft"fe. examination Of bis PslpiLj had take,,
Pl"ee O" NeaaCtday 5qR. The gentlemsn MOit d
meHt 09;0iniag mai. DuraLFs.
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RIcbmn,lh Gi)ratre.

TOMORROW EVENING, December 70
WiHbe Prtfni-d Ltor Tire .f,R time hereJ q co.
NED1-, zvritfmby Cumberland, a;t5a;- cTtb.
HeF Indian, called
TIE SAILORS DAUGHTER.
To zvbieb e0iN be ad,ie9, tie Farce ot'ske
WEDDING DAY.
Doors to open at baifqt,er o'clock, and per-
tor7aaaee 10 begin at 6, Precjely.
HdmiftnHce-Oue DoNar.
Hednc/aay, Friday 0nd Satwday'5.
December II.
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MIR. STEWARDS LYCEUM

Ia tie CAPITOL
CUBJECT far TLil Ere'iag--gbe HUN in
~ MIND ~ extibt its nature, La4v5 of ae.
ton, aNa extent Of its ho<VerJ.
December IL.
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Dec. II.
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BRAZER'S ADDRESS,

Delivered at Worcefer, May l9, is received
by us. 1t mutt be admired for the beauty and
eloquence of its language, the iutice of its fen
timents and the poignancy oft fatre, as chef
dGnvre of the kind. 1t is difficult to iele6t from
70 hnifhed piece but the following elegant
and animated portrait of d republican is too fri
king and inimitably correct, to withhold from
our readers.
A true Republican does not confine his re-
gard to the narrow circle in which he NAV be
placed. EnliRed in the holy caufe of freedom,
he traces her progrefs with equal delight, whe-
Their fhe wantons in the luxuriant fields of Italv.
or climbs the rugged heights of Switzerland:
whether her footiteps prefs the vine-clad hills
OF France or the bleak mountains of Norway ::
whether to redrefs the r;gors of the inclemcnt
clme," ihe fcatterS her dews on the arid plains
OF the equator, or meltS, with her fires, the fro
zen letters of the pole! To him, every advo-
cate OF the fame glorious caufe is friend and
brother. lie groups, with an eye of impartial
admiration, the worthless of ancient and of mo-
dern days who have fought under her banners.
He views, with equal affection and refpe6t, an
Emmett on the fcaffold, & a Hausoek in the chair
OF fate; CamiAtl5 in baniihment, and Fayef,e
IN prifon; Cato on his fword, and BriRot
under the gulotine a Cnrran defending the
rights and lives of the victims of oppreHion, and
a Je9eiJon protecting the peace and PROPERTY
of the fons of liberty ; a Rozvan bending his ex
He'd feps from the land of his nativity. and 4
Washington retiring to the fcenes of his youth.
laden with laurels and efcorted by the acclan,a-
tons of his countrymen."
fTbs Bee !
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seriiIncnt, iead of IAN influence proper chs ine GER
tain degree to their popuntionIf thee Alnl nni ems
then do really reduce the contribution. near as
poiiibe TO the ingnficancy Of the bid confederation
It can affect Il only BY removing the ieeond dnction;
by re.renchng fome Of the powers, which were either
expressly given not expressly denied TO sae &C.
deral government By the contribution. Surely no
one viii venture TO ALERT, that iuch amendments were
NOT extremely proper, provided they related pow
ers which the federal government houid not BIZ per
mtted to exercife. But let thofe amendments be exa
mined they will be found principally to protect the
mott important rights, which can belong to individuals,
or to itates They will b found embrace rofa w.
ry topics, which had excited 70 much oppofton i'll the
convention Of Virginia to this national Compact Tie
rights OF confidence peeeh and OF the preis the Prv
eges OF individuals in all criminal proc .edrps and
theioveregp powers of States have been psrtic ar
~ deignated. That mar mutt be an extraordinary
politician indeed who would obs & to theie valuable a.
mendmerts beeaue they feeured the rights Of tie natl
on, by retteuehng the powers Of the government and
beeauie they may in this manner have TENDED TO
reduce (rhe conlttuton) the ,igncanc, OF the cd
confcdei ation."
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Tauentr-fns Centt ResparA.

d ANYWAY from my fervice, in the county Of
N Loufa, abou; the middle of April lat, an APP
prentice Of mine named BENJAMIN JENKINS
about years old five feet nine inches high, o.,
lturdy make and very well grown for his age. H's
parents rehde in the county Of Hanover near tie
Merry-Oaks, where it is probable he is lurking.
Any perlon who will rake the trouble of apprshend-
ing and conveying the isd lad me, in the county Of
Louifa hsl receive the aboyereward beiide5 whist tie
law will entiyle hiuto ROBERT KING.
June 2IH, 1904.
NJ B. Do hereby forward al perfons from her,
bourng the faid apprentice or in s,y e0sesal-
ing hau, 70 pTeysrt ny tesOvsfi5g bim ag-ur.
2. ZINC.
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NEW-ORLEANS.

There are SO boarders in the convent, and So
orphan girls who are fnpporsd b. the city. The
nuns have alto the care of more than one hun
dred fcholars, to whole education and morals
they pay great care.
The convent is of the order of St. Urliila it
was eftabliihed in the year 1927 and has uni
formly merited and received the confidence of
the public. One of the vows of the nuns is, to
devote their temporal care to the education of
female youth.
The greater part of the ladies of New-Or-
leans, and many from other prrts of Louiiiana,
have been educated in this convent, where pie.
ty, neatnefs, and economy universally prevails
1t is therefore, greatly to be delred, and of
which there can be no doubt, that under the go
vernment of the United States, this valuable in
ftitution will continue to PROPER, and become
more extenGvely ufeful.
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DOCTOR WILSON

LAS taken as temporary refidence, the
4 l. hOufe lately occupied by Doctor ADAMS, oppo-
tite the Bell Tavern, and intends to combine the
APOTHECARIES BUSINESS with the PIP 40
TlCE OF PHYSIC. He is now opening part, and
expects to receive by the next arrivals from Phade
phis, the balance of fefh and very general fupply
of MEDICINES, and other articles in the Apotheca-
res Line, which will be fold on the lowet terms
~ Orders from the country, Recipes, &C. will be
carefully attended to-
June 81
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BeRea Repertoy.
+ Morje's Az1eriran Geography.
+ Logan's PbiIej6pb Of Hg7ory.

This days paper Tightly intilnates, thar a
motion has been made in the legiflatufs o. Mai
fachuietts, to amend the federal contribution 10
as to dettroy the representative intere6, which
the iouthern and weftern ftates derive from their
negro population. 1hefe reiolutions fhall be
pubiifhed at full length in the next paper. The
author ofthe g Vndication of Virginia" who
had Juit arrived at this part of the controveify,
will examine them with fome attention.
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WALTER POTTER,
BOOKBINDER 81 STHTIONER,
MAiN-SrREET, R1cHMoSD,

II thankful for the encouragement lie mas re-
i ceived fnce commencing buiineis hopes by his
ftra atteRtion, and faithful execution Of all orders
which he may be favored with, to merit further
continuance Of Patronage. He has lately received
freih fupply of STATIONARY, and has now on
hand large sGortment of BLANK & RULED
BOOKS.
" Merchants accompt BOOKS, ruled to any
pattern, and BOOK-BINDINC in its various branch
es, executed With neatnefs, accuracy and dfpatch.
lure 81 6tw
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The Vine
Wild Plum ; IFS bark
and unripe fruit
Common White Viii
low (; its leaves and
twigs
Common Willow /; its
bark, leaves and
twigs
Wild Rofe /; its leaves
Beech & Horfe beech /;
bark and leaves
Oak Leaves
Birch (; bark and leaves
The following Plan
part coriidered as weet
ceiiively ufed inftead OF
Purple-Aowered loofe-
1ripe
Yellow Wood do.
Queen of themeadows
Red Marfh Cinquefoil
Male, Female and Wa
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SnbRitste for OAK BARK in Ta,,uiup

Snbai.gfe for Oak Bark in Tanning.
The great demand and expence of oak bark,
and the conlequent deftru6tion of trees, have
long rendered an efficient fubftitute for bark in
our tanneries, an object in the higheft degree
deiirable: diicoyery was made, during the laft
fummer, by M. Klein, member of the ROYAL
Academy at Berlin, for tanning leather without
the aiifance of bark, andhe has produced eight
new forts of leather thus prepared, which are
equal or hyperion to that made underline old fyf-
tent is furprifing that the experiments on
which this difcovery is founded, have not been
made iooner, as they are exceedingly eafy, and
the various methods pra6tifed by other nations,
and even by the mof lavage ones, pointed out
the way TO them.
Some of the Calmuc Tartars, that rove about
towards the Great Wall of China tan the ikins
VT their horfes with four mares milk In Per-
Ina, Egypt, and fome countries bordering on
Africa, goat fkins are tanned with the aftrinpcnt
and llguminous fruit of the true Acacia, which
Isgathered unripe. In feveral parts of the Turk
lin Empire the fame fkins are made into Moroc-
co leatherby means of gals. The green nut of
the turpentine tree, and, according to fome, even
the leaves, as likewife thofe of the lentih tree,
ferve tor the fame purpofe in many parts of the
Levant. The fmak or bundles of leaves, and
young branches of fumach, is very well known
TO be uied In all countries for making of Cordo-
van leather it is alto known, that in feveral
Provinces ofItaly, Spain and France, there are
1eyeral plants, which may be called the PIanta
Coriati9, fuch as the Arbutus, the Celtis, the
Iamarifk, the Rhamnus, the Rhus Myrtiplia,
&c. uied in tanning. In Sweden they ufe the
bark Of one of the fmall fpecies of mountain
1allow, as alto wild plant known by the name
IRA Urf. In Siefa, a fort of myrtle, called
Raufch, is nied in tanning and in Germany,
the bark of the birch acorn fhclls are ufed with
oak bark.
M. Klein has tannedtwo forts of cslfikin with
leaves of trees only-feveral others with aquatic
plants--and he has made very fine Cordovsn
without fumach. The following are amongf
The tnbftitutes for oak bark, which he has found
TO aniwer, and which have food the teft of nu-
ntrous experiments
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ter-Fern Bloody Cranes-Bill
WaIcr-knot Crafs Meadow do.
Snake-Weed; All forts Plantain
Wild Tomentil Oak Mofs
Large Wild Pemper- Black Worts
nell Dewbery
Common Avens, or Strawberry
Herb Vennet Red Saxifrage
Water AvenS Periwincle
Goofe- Grafs Burn Reed
Large, Spring & Satin Common Cudweed
Cin1uefoil Mountain do.
Clary Common Saint Johns
Agrimony Wort.
The Herbs in flower, or even the flowers a.
lone of the foregoing, to be ufed.
There are doubtlefs other Coriaceous plants
applicable to the fame purpote the prefence
of the tan in them is thus eafily afcertained ::
Reduce the plants to duff, and throw it into a
folution of coprss or put fome copras into an
intuition or decoction of the plants, which has
been previouily fit rated the colour produced
by this mixture is fometimes reddifh, or of dark
red, and fometimes blue or black, and the CO.
lours may be wholly removed by pouring into it,
droP6yy drop, iufficient quantity of oil of vi
trE/
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Riclmond C'ouuty, Inqe 1908.
Jobn Campbell, compl't. y
AGAINST -
MILAN Morgan and Peter .
Northern defts. u
He defendant Morgan not having entered
j his appearance and given fecurity accord
ing to the act of Anenbiy, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to- the fatisfaclion of the
court that he is not an inbabitant of this fate {;
on motion of the complainant, by his council,
it is ordered that the faid defendant do appear
here ON the tirt day of the next term, and an
fwer the bills of the complainant, and that a
copy of this order be publilhed in fome newt
paper printed in the city of Richmond, for
two months iuccefIively, and a copy alto ported
at the front door of the courthoufe and il is
further ordered that the defendant Northern.
do not pay. convey away or ecrete, the debts
and effects in his hands, due and belonging to
the faid Morgan, until the further order of the
court, in the premifes.
copy Teae.
ID. MtCARTY, c. R. c.
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Alder leaves
Wild Medlar /; leaves,
twigs, unripe fruit
Wild Rofemary
Wild Cornell /; leaves
twigs and Tones
Sorrel /; root and feed
Water & disappointed
Docks +; root, leaves,
feed
Water Plag-Root
Yellow & White Wa.
ter Lilies Root.
s, now for the greater
.. may likewife be fuc-
Oak Bark, viz:
Horie-T2iI
Marfh Horfe-tail
Common Lady's Man
tie
Red Bilbeuy
Common Bramble
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COMMUNICATION.

The following gentlemen are recommended to the
confederation of the Stockholders of the Bank of yir-
GINA, competent perfons to fill the important office
AZ );r.yQo-s
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SAMUEL MYERS,
H Il S 20 r S

Fl II S FOR SALE,
4 N af1ortment of BOLTING CLOTHS.
L \ juft received from Amiterdam.
June 81.
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Vindication OF. Virginia.

coMMVNicdTED FOR TINS swcuiRgt
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FEDERAL.

4 Edw'd. carrmg.on,
6 J. F. Leitch,
8 Jas. Penn,
10 John Graham,
IL Robert Pollard,
IA Z. w. Rootes.
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ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1904.
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REPUBLICAN,.
/ Abraham Venable,
2 Benjamin Hatcher,
8 Jofeph Gallego,
5 Jofeph selden,
2 George Jeferion,
9 Geo. w. Smith,
IL John I1arvie,
Is NIicajah Davis.
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Miscellaneous.

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FROM A LONDON PAPER.

[ Nat. MteKigeneer.
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IMPERIAL DECREE,

Bearing regulations on the mode of prefentation
to the acccptation OF the people of the pro-
petition announced in article li2 Of the or
eanic fenatus confulte, of the 26th Floreal,
10th year.
NAPOLEON by the grace Of Cod, ard By
the contributions of the republic, emperor of
the French, upon the report of the minifters and
council of rate, the 2sth Floreal, year g.
Crdains the regulation, the tenor of which fol-
lows
Art. l. There fhal be open to the records of
all the adrir 5. nions and of all the runicipali-
ties 10 the Offices Of ali the tribunals, to all the
juices ofthe peace, and to all the notaries-
regifers, upon which al the French are called
uponto fubfcribe their votes on the following
prOpoiitiou:
&" Do the people deGre that the imperial Dig
nity ihall BE- hereditary in the direct natural, le-
ultimate and adaptive defendants of Napoleon
Bonaparte, and in the direct, natural and Iegiti-
mate defendants Of Jofeph and Lewis Bonapar-
t., rs regulated by the organic fenatus confute
on The 2eth Fioreal, year ~"
Art 2. The regifters ihall be open IL days.
Art. 8. Immediately after the expiration of
the time given for voting, each depoitary OF
regiler nall be coitd, and faid regiRer fIlal be
certified, and then directed and forwarded in
the courfe of the two following days to the may
or Of each municipality and within the fpace
of "a hours, the latter fhall forward the fame
90 the under preeett Of his ditri6t, with note
certified BIZ him, and which lh1ll be comforma-
bic TO model, in prcfsDt regulation, under no. ]
Art. 4. Twenty one days after the publicati-
ON ofthe preient regulation, the uDder-prefe6
thall tranfmit To- the preieSt all the resifers Of
bis difriet, with note by him certified, and
which frali be conformabls 10 model No. Q.
Art. s. Twenty FIVE days after the publication
~ the pfeient regulation, each PrsfeS lhall for.
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determination not to anfwer-and that Col.
Bum NUT purfue fnch courie as he ihould deem
moft proper.
In the afternoon of this day, reported 10
Col. Burr at his houie out of town, the aniwer
and determination of Gen. Hamilton and pro-
mited to call on him again in the evening, to
learn his further wifhes. was detained in town
however this evening, by fome private bufinsis,
and did not call on Col. Burr until the follow
irg morning, Saturday the Esd init. then re-
ceived from him letter for Cen. Hamilton,
which-is numbered u, but, as will preienty be
explained, never was delivered, the fubfance OF
il will be found in No.l2.
When returned with this letter TO the city,
which was about O'Clock in the afternoon Of
the fame day, tent note to Gen. Hamilton's
and aito to his houle, tie!iring TO know when i;
would be convenient for him To receive COM
muncation. The fcrvant as he informed me,
received for aniwer at both places that Gen Ha-
milton had gone to his country feat. then
wrote the note, of which No. Sis copy, aud
fent it out to him in the country.
Here .toliOzUs No. ". IF tbe farmer. RAtemcnt.
To this l received for anfwer, No 6, which
follows:
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BALTIMORE, july %.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The editors Off the American were lat evcr-
ing favored by respectable mercantile friend
with French papers, received by the Henrietta,
arrived yeferday in As days from Bordeaux,
containing Paris dates to May 81, and Bordeaux
to June /. The latehour at which they were
received, prevented us from having more than
the following prominent article translated
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ward 10 the minihcr OF the interior, all the re-
giters of his department, with general note by
hun certified, and which ihall be conformabe
to model No. 8.
Art. 6. The projects are authorized 10 put in
extraordinary requiition, the gems d'armes, for
the quick tranimiiiion of the regifers of the ie-
,eral municipalities and the orders relative to the
execution Of the prefent regulation.
Ant. 7. The mnfters are charged with the
execution of the preient regulation, which ihall
be printed in the bulletin OF the laws.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
BY the emperor.
The iecretary of fate,
(Signed) II. B. MAEAT.
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WEST-INDIES.

The Mand of Martinique, when captain Richards
left it, cloiely bockaded ny / Brith illips
of war, and attack was hourly expected. To join
in expedition of this nature condersble reinforce
nent Of troops had embarked from, Antigua.
". I. Mere. LfGp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28

Capt. Clark, of the fch'r Sukey s, Polly, ar
rived at the Llzaretto, brings information of
the defeat Of the Haytian army, near St. Do
ningo, by the French and Spaniards, with the
lofs of 5000 men. Phil True diner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-28

By Capt. Randet, of the Julia-Ann, from ST.
Domingo, we learn that Port-a- Plate had been
taken by the French and retaken by the bril-
gands, who were hourly expected TO make an
attack on the city. ID.