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by empt,virs hard--niIls and even eretting
fmsl' water-,nill. Domeaic animals have beer
intr~duced among them, but none except che
Cow have been widely '.iifufed. They fire..
quently make butter, ard ion,e.ipcs cherfe, oi
which Col. Hawkins received during the latt year
from one Indian woman not !eis than / 20 lbs
They have not vet attained the art of tanning
le1the, though the fuperin.endan, has new
cfab!iihed fome watts for his own ufe and for
their imitation. The manufactures of the
Creek nation cannot be expected to have at
tanned any great proficiency. They raiie cotton
and weave it into flirting and other clothing.
We aw around the leg of the Indian chief Il
garter n,anufaSt ured from woo! of 4 vaiicgated
colour, and fire, uniform texture.
1t is the opinion of Col Hawkins that the
population of the Greek nation was every day
becoming lefs under their ancient regime.
The change in the manner of their living has
contributed, he thinks, to arref this depopuIa-
ton of their country. Their numbers are ftati-
onary at preicnt, and he thinks they can bring
into the field ABOUT 1000 warriors.
But this important revolution i'm their pur-
fuits has not only contributed to increafe their
popnlation, but what is ftill more defirsble, the
feniibility their nature and the refinement of
their manners. The females in particular may
boat of the blefiings of this aufpcious revolu-
ton. They are now beginning TO enter that
/eeond grade, which nations civilized in their
manners, but not universally enlightened in their
opinions, uniformly exhibit; when, from being
the BEATS of burden, they become the luxuries
and the idols of man. we hope there is vet
third grada'i"n in their deiliny, which the po-
hihed Virgi'Iian, as well as the uututored Greek,
may hereafter afcend to.
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EUROPEAN POLITICS.

No man can underfand the p1!i.i,s nf Fu.
rope, who does not rccolle6t the great d;finc.
ton which exiits bectten the real and o2eUE-
bi' motives OF mediure. Preparations are
made under the DrPtext Of accomplilhirq one
object, WHEN in tIct they are intended for y.
mother. One nation holds forth the prcf,cA
of war for the purpo(e of terrifying another
into an advantageous treaty of peace. Now
coalition is trumped up, To bully nation
into a reluctant acknowledgement of a claim {:
and now they afume the air Of peace, that
they may lull their opponents into inactivity.
AID charm from him the means of refhance.
When the Toulou feet was proceeding ~ the
WeR-Indes, they fent forth decoy vef1el fit
ted out with counterfeit letters and d;lpatch.
cs, that they might lead Lord Melton into 4,
belief they were bound TO Egypt. Such is an
illutration of the politics of aln,ot every ma.
ton in Europe. Appearances are out on, for
the very purpofe of deceving. Wher. forrr
is wanting, they re(ort TO fraud. Every court
employs its deccy veiiel to lead aitrav the "a
gacty Of the mininCrs Of the other; and the
imaginati0ns of men become the inRumcn,s
Of war iDtead Of ammunition and artillerv.
The cabinets OF EurOse are plsaled to call
this by the foft names Of policy" of (" din.
tomato Kill" Did truth hold the nornen.
clature, 0,e would ftamp it with the names OF
tratagcm, fraud, mean hypocrify Or malignant
cunning.
The two r1oH important fibiefs which en-.
gage ut prei-nt the attention and aeitafe ,be
heart "t Europe, are the probability of ~
invahon Of England, ard of co-,.;,er,sI ,y,r
Let any man pretend 20 examine e,.her oy.ho,
events under all the lights which the sabinets OF
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ELLIS g. ALLAN

Haze 'sF 'eefiVeS y fje Sbs P,ote7,tG end Ceo,S,
J'o,r L'vfyrooi, end SafcE from Leagos,
q SUTl ABLF and well felected atIortment Of
1 FALL GooDs.--Amonza which are
OufFr' ard Point Blankets
Roie Blankets from 6-4toll-4
Mapped Couons
Kcrfeys white sad coloured
Plains do. do.
Yarn and Plaid Hnfe
Mats FROM Sd 10 sod
Crown window glafs 10 by 8, IL by and g BY 10
Putty and Glue
Boiled Linfeed OIL in lars
Engldh White Lead ground in oil
----Ycllow Oehre
---Spaniih Brewn
----VerdigreaGe in pots
Bellows, Anvils, Vices and Smiths hammers
Liverpool Filled Salt
London superfne Cloths and CafTnere,. Jingle and
double MFG
Patent Wooden Cords
VeIvet', Hunters and Contribution Cords, Corduroys
Ladies London Kid and Morocco shoes and Boot,
silk, Cotton and Worried Hofe
silk Bath lnfep do.
------Wliitc Angola Hofe very fine
Geriteinens silk, Cotton, and Worried Hofe
- ---Apgolas aud Lambs Wool
-----------Lambs Wool Half Hofe
keai Italian Sarcenets plain and checked
---Chlmbray Mullins
Plain and Iamboured Ilconet Mullins
C'lonsde, Piquet, a Laced Colnnade G. Cambria do.
Coloured Caubrics and Calcoes
Elegant Silk Snawls, do. Cambria do.
BroHels and Kdderninaers Carpet, aud Csrpe,ting
Gentie'nen's Real Beaver, Fashionable Hat;
---------Pattrt 90.
ladies' Trinns1 ia
Rich Black Motckn
Rich figured do.
I.t,re ~ I1;1s.i.
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SPORTING 1WTEkLIGENcE.
N1g yI7ooNTON,s MATCuES9

urn, fuS xt'
fi.c,ni,quence uf Mr. Brorlford's declining 20 ride
MRS Thornton walked, or rather csutered, in a nolt
azcri mt tye, the eouffe, accompanied by Col
Imo'nton, agreeable the terms Of the match for
'"Ur lioghs IDS Of Coti Roti, 2ooogs H. f., md for
G1DGs. PIP bet by Mrs Thornton.
Afterwards commenced 4 match in which the A.
boVelady was TO ride t,o miles againA Mr. Buckle,
TIE lo-scy, we'll known az Newmarket and other pla-
ers Of port, as rider OF the frf celebrity--Mrs
liberation a.peiTed drcfld for the conteA, in pur-
pc cAp and waitcoat, pa'tcen cooured hir;s purple
i"o ard embroidered Bookings fle was every way
% i:'h ard ipirit td feemed eager for the decion
q The match. Nj. Backle was drelIed in blue cap
tith h'Gs bodied jacket aud white heeves Mrs
Thornton carried Oh. Glib. aud Mr.. Buckle, l3h. AT
RAJ pdit three they ilarted Mrs Thornton took the
ie, ''heh Zoe KEPT for fonie time; Mir. Buckle then
Eot IN trial his Jotktylhp aud pale the Lady which
he EePt Cor only few len2ths when Mrs. Thornton
Oy ihe mot excellent, we may truly iay-5otcmozib
Fnhed forwards, and cane in in fy!c far ilpe0r 70
any tnrg ut the kind ever wiineaed, gaining her
ftce ny halt neck. The manner Of Mrs rhofston's
ii1ng IS certainly OF the fra defcfiyton indeed her
oe ieat and periett management Of her horfe, her
',ii aud Ready Jockeyihip, amazed one Of the moa
crowded oouries we have for a long time witneHed
enG on her winning, fhe hued with the moi
reiterated fhouts Of eongrStGlation.
Mrs Thornton rode Ioaifa, her to Kill Devil bV
Pegafus, ont Of Nelly. MIR. Buckle rode Alegfo. by
PegafIB, out OF Allegranti's darn.
We have authority to ffate, that It was much a.
gdiht Mrs Tbocnton's inclination 10 ride over the
course Tor the match had me not been obliged to do
TO- agreeable TO The conditions of the arsces with Mr.
6.omfOrd.
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From TIE LaneGaer Mtrlk;genecr.

Three actions were intti.uted againt the ed-
tor Of this paper, On the 10Th infant. Two
BY Governor NK.an, and one by his furveyor,
Srmaei Cochran, each for 'a treipafs OH the
cafe Gas is Caid)' We do not know that we
ave ever t,efpalied on either ,hc perfon or
property Of either of theie men. MIR. Hamilton,
the printer ~ ihe LancaRer Journal, Jays they
are brought stor aledged lbe!s.' There is no,
word about libel in either of the wrts frrv-
cd on ms nv the iherif. We are merely charg-
ed with "a :refpafs on the cafe (as is faid. y
Perhaps This may be the language of the COM
ZION law, III charging pcriou with libel If
i ts j: is itrely high time the jargon Of law
language were explained for it muit be utter
'y uuinte'ieiIc to every one, except sthe flu
dents of morality
In one Of sfeTe, gen. Steele is joined with the
editor.
Three attioss were yrGerday commenced for
o allcdeed iibcIs-- one, Thomas M'Izean, Etq.
rs John Steele, ECa. and William Dckfon &
one, Samuel Cochran, Eiq. VS.. William Dick.
fon. ID.
We uaderfand hat the board ofhealth contemplate
clofng the city hoipita, aud difcharg;,g the camp
at Role Mount, the end OF this week. PHI. bsSey)
g Cur bef friends" the Britifi, continue their
depredltions spon our ve.is, no doubt becauie the
rrcieut rate of his majeays commerce requires it,
The nip Diipa,ch, belonging thi. port f,zeG
and fent into one of the Engh parts in the Downs,
on the 9th Auguf lah on lufpcicn of having what
is termed cneny's property" ON board-this was
the third vefel ien into the fame port, within ten
days. Our merchants will length feel the force of
remarks have often made, that no fuch thing as
juifice is to be looked for from Britiih mniltry
that are not expe& their adherenre to the laws
Of nations Whit it is their policy and intere to vi
Glare them. Indeed we have 70 long pocketed the
ists and outage of the authorized cruizers Of En-
Giand, and 70 often clamoured about French depre-
'.4tions that is not (urpriing our bel Friends
ihouId count upon endefs fervility on our part
The Britiih are not treating us more hame-
fully tTan they did in 1894 and have done ever
ince; nor will they eeale to perlecute Us, until e
make j. more tl,er nte.slt DC honei than to plum
der. /3,rsra
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srAka~-E

The meeting between DR.. William uphaw ari
'kc'ton 'nes EIq both Of this city, is atet to have
[aken pace lait Monday evening, on me Maryland
ihore. They prevented b; the wind fro-n c,;.,
the Potomac fooner.-They fought at yards dinsnrs
Mr. Jones is faid 10 have been wounded in the ,,r-
per Part OF the head. The ball, after having enter
ed fhe Forehead, discharged itfef from tie isok mar,
OF the head. Whether it penetrated the Guli ~
merely glanced along the bone, our iuformsnt /.
unable to FAY. The wound is not fuppojrI TO be
mortal DIR. Upihaw eicaped without any injury.
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PHILADELPHIA, October ii.
ELECTION OFMAroR.

The fe'eSt and common councils Of the city
this morning convened in tho common council
chamber and proceeded by joint ballot to the
election of mayor for the eniuing year. The
votes were rs follows:
For John Infkeep Is
Matthew LawIer
we have not heard whether MIR. Inikeep will
content 20 tcrye.
O6oher IS.
We learn that the Governor Of this fate has
appointed George Dn5Trld. Ei7. Comptroller
General, in the room of Samuel Brv0n, En-.
,tmoved; aud .foku Shear, Efq. of The county
pf Dauphin, Regtter General, in the room of
Mir. DgFFeld, now promoted. PouJfon.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

She Es'iern Star fases that from the complexion
~ the rnenhar otthe Houfe of Delegates acertamed
t" be e!ettsG, Il IS probble there will be equa
~ nher of ;he body for and asanft the bill for the
ahc..tion ui tie general -,,,rt.
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NETWORK, osob,r II

NEw-YoRK, OJsober IL.
Cap. Clarke, informs, that line If battle fhips,
and 8 or frigafes were at Cronfads; that troop.
Mere nbarking ON board, and IL was the opinion
there, that they were defined againit France.
- fSessaa.o,J
The frigate Adams came TO anchor on the
18th inf. within Sandy Hook.
N. York pap.
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The Philadelphia Gazette of 10Th inn. Gs,es the
certain returns for II Counties aud the conie r1l
ores from s, and reprefents the prefent majority
for NJ Kcan at 1894. '''''
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%'sfs!i anp.

TbsSs, 1T ran, PreGient of the United States
aid his Predeeeilor. jsbc Adams Gays late London
p1psr uu5er a Hague date) have been nominated
fneinas'' # The Society of Sciepees of Harlem.
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~ The Lectures cn law and police in the col
lege OF William and Mary, will commeacs on m.
9hh Of November.
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I"mo'af the Grand Matter of Malta, is faid to
rive d'ed st Ca'anea on the l4th Jvne laR An
."'enlby et the Grand Chapter Immediately
fnnn"nsd, and the Bnah Ca,0eeisio elected hi, fuc-
.'iior.
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In the crown which the emperor Napoleon prefent-
~ +" the P2fs arr iaid TO be diamonds which were
i-rneriy wofn BY the C..af lTegu!.
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sOM7 ACCOUNTS or THE TOMmGBEi
SETTLEMENT.

THE Editor has Jun received letter from
The Hon Harry TOulnIn. one ~ The iaGges of
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We sunderland that the board ofhealth contemplate
clolng the city hoiptal, and difchargiig the camp
at Role Mount, the end o this week. Phi. bSSey.)
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In one OF shele, gen. Steele is joined with the
editor.
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Three afioss were yesterday commenced fo
allcdeed iibcIs-- one, Thomas M'IseAn, E,o
rs JOHN Steele, EGq. and William Dickfon &
one, Samuel Cochran, Eiq. VS.. William Dick
fon. IL.
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fRoM TIE KEN7Ucxr PfLEdD1U1z.
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LONDON, Aug. 1s.
Berlin, May 81, 1905.

Official accounts of the progrefs of the war in
India have been received TO the 9th March, by
the Belle packet. The fubnance of them is as
follows:
Gen. Lake, under cate of January 81, before
Bhnrtpore, ftates, that having made breach he
attempted TO form the place, but found the 1.
ditch 70 broad and deep, as to prevent his pro-
grefs. His lofs was--totaI, captains, cant.
lieut.. Is lieutenants, "a fergeants, 81 corporal.,
drnmmers, and 233 privates.-Na;ives, SUI
bardars, Jernai1rs, IS TIayi!dars, 80 Naicks,
drummers, 200 Sepoys, Bhenaees, Tndll,
8 Lafcars, and 6 Bildars.
A letter OF the 23d nates, that the cnemy's
cavalry having attacked convoy Of provifions
for the camp, about COTS from il, CAPTAIN
Waltz made a mott gallant defence, until col.
Don arrived with reinforcement, when he at
tackled and totally routed the enemy, taking 40
hand OF colours aud guns, with all their flores,
| &c.-Capt. Cordo, of the 9Th n. /. and cornct
Erikine, OF the lst n. c. were the only officers
wounded--We had priyates killed and 90
wounded.
| Gen. Lake, on the goth February, made
4th ailault on Bhurtpore, and was agsn repuI-
fed, owing again to the depth of water in the
ditch-our force was divided into 8 parties
one under capt. Grant, fIcceeded in the fervice
aligned to 1t, and captured eleven of the ens-y
! my's guns. Another under lieut.. col. Don which
! was TO mount the breach, but unable 70 pafs
the ditch, made mot gallant but Intellectual
attempt to afcend high and fteep haffion
while the third party under lieut.. col. TAYLOR,
Il was from the mfake of its guide, early expofed
to dreadful fire, and compelled 10 retreat.
On the 2lst February, gen. Lake made another
aiIault with 'hc whole Of the European force,
: under the command of the hon. brig. gen. Mon
ion. Oar troops commenced the attack with
r the utmot gaantry, and perfcvered in it for
; comfortable length of time, with the moG de-
termlned bravery, but their utmof exertions
were not Efficient TO enable them to gain the
| top of TIE breach. The banion Vhici was the,
point of attack was extremely ftecp, the rehfs-
! ance oppcied othem was vigorous, ard A our
2 men could only mount by fmal parties at a
| time, the advantages were great on the fi,le of
!. the enemy. DIfhdrges o. grape, Io7s Of wood.
: and pots filled With combuRibc materials, inn
: medlately Knocked down thofc who were af
n cending, and the whole party, after being en-
= gagged N an ohft0ale CONTEXT for two hours.
and in!tering very fevere lofs, were obiired to
e rsn9ui!h the attempt, and retire to our trench
II es.
;, The aggregate Of our lof before pt,,-,norel
j. on TIE 9th March, tSe date Of Lord Lakejs TN
dtipatches conprifed in lrjcd and wounded. i
? lieut.. col. majors, 90 captains, capt. lis,,
< 45 'Ieutenaois, 2i's jnt7ns, cornet, 9 eDfens'
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NOTICE,

HAT by virtue of a deed in trufi, executed By
L John Britain to me, fhail, on MONDAY the 2stk
initant, at Meilrs Profler & Mopcures vendue' OF
ice IN this city, between the hours Of 10 and o'clock
exPoie to fale by public auction TO the higheR bid
DER tor ready money, 40 Ia acres Of LAND, lying in
the county OF Henrico, adjoining the land Of Mr. John
pendleson upon the brook. ALTO, SO Ia acres adj
joining the above, being the fame traas of land
which were conveyed by deeds duly recorded in Hen
rico court from Geo. w. Sea.on TO the fad John Brit
tain ALTO, ilavcs Peter and Sarah the fro aqed
about thirty the latter about twenty even years. or 70
much ct the fad property may be fuierns to IA
o.y Manuel Judah the FUN of 500 dollars, together
with all cots and charges attending the drawing, re-
cording and execution OF the faid deed of trun.
SAMUEL MCRAW, Tru(tec.
Richmond, on ober g. ends
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US 70 make Tome corrections to the ftatemeu
we nave given in 4 preceding column, and throw
lone Clearer light upon the fubicd:
! we unde rtland that the whole of the infor
nation which government have received from
Admiral CORVALLIS amoants To this:
a letter was brought by the Hero, which wa
unoer orders to proceed to England 10 be re
Parec' IN which he Rates that admiral Stirling
| VINO nae been ordered by Sir Z. Calder To re
iunc the blockade of Rochefort, had ioinet
him' having, on his arrival of Rochefort, found
that the enemy had failed. The letter fay,
| further, we hear, that Sir Robert had Judged i,
| exponent to proceed TO the grand rendezvous
OH Uihant, and was then in fight, on the nth.
| having, as is ftated, difcovered that the CON.
o'ned Hcets had got into Ferrol and Corunna.
put Or Robert had not actually Joined at ,ha,
.'"e' ana no further particulars have arrived by
.hoie itated above. 1t is not known by govern.
nent when the combined fleets got in. Ferroi
IS large port, and it is difficult to afcer,a;n
the exact amount of the force in it. It was nm
on ,ne dtpatch from Admiral CORVALLIS, we
undertand, that the word, Rated, WIS made
uie or IN the Bulletin at LIoyd's.
ne account OF. the enemy having been ;o;u-
cd oy the Rochefort fquadrons is mere con;er-
lure. What we have heard induces MS not 70
give any credit to If.
le VIII, we believe, turn out to be, that the
''o"eo heetS, after their defeat ON the God
tood TO the fouth to get into Cadiz; bu, hav.
ing heard of Lord Ne,fon's arrival on the coaft
they put about, food out to fes, and after mai,
ing long circuit, came down upon IerroI
where they would find Sir Robert with ontv
nne fail of the line, having detached all The q.
ther Hips, as we knew before. w. have NOT
heard that his having detached thee hins
was IN confequence of orders from the adni-
rally.
we think we may indulge the conjecture b,. |
the enemy, after the 29d, food firf to the four.
ward and then took large wefterly courfe, ana |
"oon afterwards to the northward, from a cir
cumhance we have inf heard, that they were
een on the 9TH, by the Venus frigate, in lat. "a.
80 long. 10, which is thirty leagues TO the
northward and wefward of Ferrol, fteerinp r |
D. r. direct cohrfe for Ferrol. Upon tine
point, whether Sir Robert Calder's or Nelfbn's
iquadron had, or had not light vef1els enough TO
lend with intelligence, we have 10 obferve, that
that IS part or the arrangement intrufted to the
commander nf the Channel fleet.
we conclude with remarkng, that had Adj
mural Corvallis viewed the arrival oe the enc
my at Ferrol in the fame light, and with the
Lame approximations as the opooition writers
do, he would hardly have fent the Hero TO Soft.
head.
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NOTICE.

Ply virtue of deed of trui, executed TO me b,
~ John Keho, to fecure the payment of a debt dp,
BY hun to John and William Bell, fhall, on tie Lac
Saturday in October next, a, the houfe of the iaG
John kelio, in the upper end Of the county of Cum.
berland, proceed to fell 70 much of that valuable
Farm, containing $50 acres of Land, on which he
now i'ves Qubea to two prior deeds of truly as will
pay the FUN due to the faid John and William Bell,
of about fix hundred and fifty pounds, with fome in.
terea thereon, for the benefit Of John Eppes.
CREED TAYLOR, Truftee.
Sept.l7. eptds
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dmberF Ang7lR Court, 1905.
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
John Profit, Randolph Profit, life Profit, Row
land Profit, Elizabeth Profit and Nancy Profit,
children Of David Profit, decd. and Duncan Ca
and Molly his wife, late Molly Profit, a
daughter of David Profit, decd and David Pro-
fitt aud AuGin Profit infant children of Auilin
Profit, deed. who was fon of the faid David
Profit, decd By John Profit their guardian and
next friend. Comp'l;s.
Againit
William JOHN and Sally his wife, JofePh wilcher
aud Suiapna his wife, and David Profit, which
faid Sally, Smanna, and David are children of the
laid David Profit, decd. Def'ts
c IN the motto ofthe compliments by their attor-
- ney, and it pPeariug to the fatista&ion of the
crurt that the defendants VIM. JOHN and Sally his
wife, Jo'cph Wcher and Sulanna his wife, and Da.
vid Profit Inhabitants Of this late and withou;
the jurGttion Of this court II is ordered that the
defendants do appear here on the third MONDAY
IN Novenber next, and au}ser the complainant bill
ard tha' copy of this order he forthwith Inferred in
iore public newspaper pubIied within this com.
monwealyh for eight weeks iucceiyely, and that a
mother copy be ported the front door of the cour
hottie Of this county on fome court day.
Copy. Teite, w. S. CRAWFORD, c. C. cur
Sept. "a. ep9w.
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BOSTON, Oaober 4.

Our London papers of the 18th of Augutt,
received from captain Scovile, Of the 1,ip Ge.
neral Hamilton, from Liverpool, exprefs their
disappointment at the combined fleets having
eicaped them and got into Ferrol and throw
lome cenfure upon the conduct of Sir Robert
Calder, for not re engaging the French feet.
One of The papers lays, "We are almofl tempt
cd to think, that Sir Robert Calder fhould have
riised battle at any rate" and again, alt is
necehary upon every account, that the mott e.
rious inquiry mould be inatuted."
From tie LoHdon Carrier, 9f17lb AttraG.
THE COMBINED sQUADRoNs.
Coarier-OfSc, / oeloek.
we nave Jun received the following more par
pcp'SF 1nd accurate INFORMATION, witiqb enable
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, If taken within
Il fifty miles Of Richmond and one hundred Dol.
lars if taken beyond il, will be given to apprehend
negro man named LEWIS, about thirty years Of aye,
who lat night runaway from the fubfcribers. He is
very ftout made, add about feet TO- or s feet |
inches highs has maiculins CONFERENCE.-THE OIL
when he went away, RuIil Drill Drab Coat and
Pantaloons; but hasa variety of other cIoa.hiry.-
lie was formerly the proPerty,o OF Mr.. Edward Hal-
lam OF Hanover Town, where perhaps he may be
gone-All matters of vedes lorswarned from har.
boring or carrying him away, under the penalty Of
the law. CIlIIAT e. kIppX
September 6. (tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-18
FOR SAFE.

FOR SNLE,
q TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, in the town
L OF Lynchburg, at preieut occupied by col. John
WATT TO which there half acre Of hard attached
the Houie is ensrel, nsw and well iiaified with a
cellar under the Whole Fiouis, '~hirh is devded in
two rooms one room and paGage below fairs and
TWO above the Houfe is thirty feet in length and
twenty ieet wide. On the iad lori rood garden en-
treiy new, clover lot is alto inc4ed noise houf,
liable, and corn houe with every convenience for the
reception OF family. For terms apply to Mr. VIM.
Brown, Lyneh6urg,or the fubfcri5er
THOS. CREWS.
Amhera, Ceobsr 4. epste