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CuEXPEDITION.

The expedition which failed f,nm Holland
the LATER r'rt OF February, and was GA upeiied
to return by bad wcather, was under the charge
OF gene raj DAendels, and fuppoieL 10 be bound
10 the Eat'l dies. Ii contiled of four iiigates
and tevera tran!ports, all full of troops. Stores,
It Is faid, had been prsviorny feet Of in Ane.
iican bottoms, hired FOR the purpotc. One Of
the fig ates has been LOFT.
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From tbe frontiers efPomerania, Mareb s.

oday we heard a violent cannonade from
The tnviions OF StraIfuDd. 1t is fdid that the
"wedes have made powerful fortie from that
citadel. A part of martial Mortier's corps is
at prefent at GrImme and two regiments of it
nave already paiied through Griefswald on their
rout to Frlcdland, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-08

a Loadon paper Of aTsrcb II, Jays" when
the Treaty lately concluded between Gre,
Britain and America wax know n in France, the
price Of sugar aad o,,er colonial produc, IN
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BERLIN, March 10.

DEKLIH, NEIGH TO.
Letters have been received from the head.
quarters AZ Oherode dated the 18th inf. but
which contain nothing new.
il is fad tie citadel of SiIIberberg in Silefa,
has ofer,d to capituIate.
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4E Gme3tlr.

The Trufees of Princeton College publicly
expelled eleven Of the Students, and l;G,i;G. p
Tx Others, at their ate meeting. The rcfduc,
upon proper fubn.ilion may return.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-08

a rupture fomewhat limiar 10 that in Prince.
ton College, is Iaid TO lave lately taken nl;,e ia
Harvard Co!!cgl, MaGachuletts.
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comfortably IN tn. country, al tire fame can
row be Purchated cheaper there 40 in Il IL d
than at any other period within the a.s fifteen
years.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

This horse ranks very high 70 racer. both for
speed and bottom, as he proved successful IN %
races before he left the ture, of which ne walk
ed over. none venturing TO STARK against him. In
1924, ~ Sambleton, Yorkshire. on Wednesday
@ay ifth, ne won P sweeps axes Of zen IS each,
for year ods. 6 subscribers two vjies, beating
mr. Ssihs's b f bv NaEnurl 2onum Fierce'S /
by Young Marsi,e, Turner'S ConCederacj, and
Crzddocit's = Leicester, ht York ne won 5ol
Tor year Odds beating Io~thcr'7 Griffin,
Cro07Dton's ch Ambush, Shspperd's Maicap
Cl.f;oR's Cedar, and CarforJlI's ch c--evsr
bet'inr on Ambush against rho Ecld. 81 Nan
chester IN June, ne sol for , year o'ds two
roie heats, beatiag Foreigner aud Loyaiist. At
Stockton, September 2O,h. ne won a sweepstakes
OF 20 gg each. su6ic:ibeTs. then Sir II. Will
zsnsop's properly, foEus,iy my fiutcnin son's
beating Fields fighfyer, out of Wren, aud
Turner'S Oeiphine.--In 1875, Hambie'on won
> tiIucs to wit; handicap p!ats of 50!two rliIc
| heats. 1T years old, beating Insect, Biachleg5
and Watkins years Ola Al edinburgh,
July 201n, he won his maesty's plate Of 100 &
4years old, mile heats, beating Cressoa's b h
Archer, years old, rlr Peacock's On g Farmer,
and mr. Wilson's Creeping Kate At Dumfries
in OGober, ne won sol beating lord Daring,on's
D m Constant. In 1896, Hamble;on won g Kel
SO, 5th October, purse Of 50 IS bearing mr.
! Bailor's Black Cock. In 10Y, ne won times,
to wit--at MiddIeham ia Yorkshire. sweep
stakes Of ten Is each, subscribers. mile heats,
beating Merry Lad and AThur. At Edinburgh,
on Wednesday the 26th, % IS for all ages, beat
ing Eliza Fox aud Betsey. On Friday the 2gth.
The ladies subscription purse OF Fifty IS beating
! Fletcher's Jane. AZ Monuose, in Scotland, Eu
I gust, he walked over the ground for 81! plate,
and also walked over the ground for subscrip.
( ton Of 5OE At Kelso Oaober 10Th, for plate
OF so gs he walked over .he ground-and also his
majesty's 100 g given TO the Caledonau Hunt,
FOR any horse, Sc;. carrying II st mile heats,
then years old. he won against mr. Wcntworyh's
Trinbu7h. Piernonts Trimmer, aged. and Kin
/ caid's Heaor, aged--and Saturdy following, a
purse Of 50igven by the Hmt. free for any no Sc,
( &c. beating Farewell and Koliker. AT CO; Isle
( he won 100 g. OF mr. stwen. beating his + by
Me cor. In 1913, he won at Edinburgh Augsst,
5OE for all ages. beating Maxwel's Arab. and
mr. NAMES Hippopotamus. At Montrose he
won pia,e OF 50 z, for all ages, bea,ing PIT
J f0rthre and Contractor See the racing Caen.
! dars for the foregoing years
/ T4wl WIN. LIGHTFOOT.
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Lunenburgh. s.h Nav. 1876.

y.
This Will certify that pun n mare to Iiamil-
ton in 1904, when he stood ct mr. Y. Testers
in Charlotte county, and An IS well Pleased, If
not better, with the colts by him, than with any
the same mare ever had--she previously bred
by Occur de Lion, Dioneds Quicksilver. and
Dion. 9bea'k Lester
Charlotte county.
In the year 1901 put mare to fIarnblc.on.
then Kept by mr. II. Lester of this county anI
am fully persuaded that i, is the best colt the
mare ever had, and is in nv essi-ra,ion the best
colt ever bred from any horse.---I moreover
never have heard of any complaining OF their
colts from that horse. I601. Read ;r.
Hanover Conn,y.
! herewith certify that mr. VIM. LiEhtfoot's
horse Hambleton, stood ar my stable the last
season. and that he has proved an excellent foal
geiter t: his colts would do credit 10 any horse on
the continent. mr. VIM Morris Of this county
and pun FIVE mares each, all OF which proved
in ioai-Given under my hand this II, day OF
May, 1906. sot1 7,5oynton.
New Kent.
hereby certify THAI purchased cole at ,he
sale OF VIM. b. christian. got by iIamb'e,on be.
longing 10 WIN. Lightfoot Esq. OF Sen3y Point
this colt is two years old This gunner. he IS
large, handsome ard good bone Given under
my hand, l7th April. 1906. EtF. Do,g!aq
Charlotte County,, 9th May, 1905,
We the U06Srnamed subscribers rad cots
dropped last scason - Ham5leton. rad they are
esteemed by us and we believe by tne NEIGH
bors generally. TO te remarkable good colts; be-
ing fcr the most part large, fine and hsndsame
We also believe that the season he ssood in this
county. ne got as many colts as any horse could
get wi,h ;he same number Of r11ares
William AfitcbeH .Tamss Ecrttir.
Gent Smi'bs71, Ovc~rou Psttps.
2jonGs Pet'us, Nm. L. ElOyfon.
= " ,r.or
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80, Ps,fa-mnnces-Lonf1

NUtt4 F'TTI'I'l' 4F'''''T3'
Harbieton's colts also rank very high as "a.
Gers, both for speed and BOTTOM. as they proved
themselves good runners in England. In 1903,
az caItelici bridge, OH Thursday iS,n mr. WcnJ.
vorrh's Silvesheels by Hamblet5n. two years
Old, won sweepstakes Of ten IS 3 subscribers,
TWO miles, beating mr. Riddei's b by Ovett'n,
dam by Spadiile; lHr. Londaie's ch c. by pipator
dan by Paymaster lord Strathmore's gr by
OvesJon, dam BY Dephini-Sevcral others also
started but were not placed---DUgHhM
Wednesday 2hh, 2 Maiden Plate of sol, given
blythe country members. for all ages. 6 mie heats
Sir II. Willianson'Jb. c. by Hamilton years
old. run four heats, and proved second best and
four others started and proved themselves
good runners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

VIM. Lightfoot, esq of Charles City county, aud
now his property, viii stand the ensuing sea-
soR. al Tempt, Fill, on Michum's river, in Al
berlare county. ten miles above Charlottesville,
within one mile of Germans mill, and two miles
OF the Brick tavern, 70 cover mares az guineas
the. season. for which note will be required,
dischargable by the payment Of 90 dollars, at any
time before the LIST of August next. when the
season will expire, with one dollar to the groom
for each mare. paid at the stable door. Ten dol.
lars the single leap, and 20 dollars to insure a
mare with foal. Good aud extensive pastuyage.
well enclosed, with branches running through
the fiat land a6ordiug good forward pastures
as any in this part of the country, gratis. Ser
wants that may be seat with mares WILDE boarded
for TWO dollars per wees, and mares fed, If re
CURED, on reasonable terms. The utmost atten.
ton paid and care take prevent accidents, out
will not be Responsible for any that may happen.
- Any gentleman putting Eve mares to Ham
ble;on. may send one gratis.
JAMES KINSOLVING,
For William Ligbyoot
Februarv 9th 1907
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p T d &c r T. n.
February 24th, 1907.

Hamb!eton was got by Dungannon, sire of
Bedford and one of the best sens of O'Keily'
famous Eclipse, who was esteemed 10 be the best
horse in England of his day, and covered At 6f,y
guineas-his dam by Snap, sister 10 Jupiter, bred
by mr. Cross. 1793-her dam young Marshes
danny by Blank, Stirling. Miss Meynell, by Part.
ner, Greyhound, Curwen, Say Barb. Lord D.
Arcy's Arabian. Whileshirt, Old Montague
mare Thus it appears he descended from the
oest running stock in England.
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fkOPOSALS

WILL be received by the Executive for
W furnishing the conviCts in the pepi-
tertiary with Rations for one wear from
the first day Of next month. The comDo-
nent parts Of each ration may be ascertain
cd BY persons wishing to contract, by aD-
plying TO
DAM. I. HYLTON,
clerk ofkhe Council.
oath March, 1907. If
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CERTIFICATES.

LONDON, I'm ebruaTJI IoUO
William Ligh,foOt, Esq
Dear Sir-Hlmbeton
ought 20 stand very high with you, IS his colts
IN this couutry turn out excellent runners, &c.
RI. Crew.
Charlotte, 1O:h May, 1906.
put FIVE mares TO Hamilton, ADD they all
i,rovel I'm roai, and he co,,s fine and large -
also h7vsa mare which has bro't me four colts
one Nv Diomed one by Dragon, one Nv Scagul,
md another b. Hamilton, and the Hamilton
colt has the preference Of either; I think her
one Of tho frcst FLIES, both in size ard 6gurs
that ever saw. Given under my ha' ].
E.Ery LesfOr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03
PEDFGPER.

1act hpfvsrs was got by Joe Andrews, his
dam 10y HisNiycr, his granian Cardinal PuG,
his great graudan by Tattcr, his great gyeat
grauda7ib Ivy Snip. his great great great graudani
BY Lord Godo'pAin'3 Arabian, his great great
gTeat great graud7n Wy Stanyan's Arabian
which mare was own sis,sy 70 frampton's White
Neck. foil sisterto me Niubprv Cal,oway, great
great great great great graudam by Sauce Box,
4 son Of Ciss, sire of cr5s's Old Partner.
IAMas LoRp, (Seai.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

Toe andrews was got by Eciipss. his dam Al
amanda by 0mnun her dam Cloudy by Bank
Creb ~ lring.jn marc BY "artrcr General
stud po't r7ge giuh. pr'c'ed in ono thousand
sight hsndrgd anu three, by James Weatberby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

do heTeby certify, that the above pedigree IS
true cory from the criminal one sent me in by
James Lord. Given under my hand ar.i seal.
this invent, thbd of December, one thousand
eight huniret ard f5ur
WILLIAM LiGHTFOOT, (Seai)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-03

Hambleton,

Bred by the Duke Of Graf
ton, a beautiful bright bay,
near 10 hands high, of high
form and elegance. rising "a
years Cd, in good health and
rreat nerfetlipn. ir,nnrtcI By
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THE cELEBP6TgD 8oPSF.

z.
~ SSie-sS season, ~ my house, in Ches-
terHeid, five mics from Goodies and Revil's
bridges, and IS miles from Richmond and Pc.
tersburg, the following terms. viZ.-Seven
guineas; Chy note) 70 accompany each mare.
dischargabe within the 'eason bS the payment of
Twenty-Five do'lars--Gr1om's Zee inc uded.
ARCHDUKG was got By Sir Peer Teazle,
his dam the famous nave Horat,1. Csister 10
Archj,,es) by Eclipse, her dam, Coan,ess, by
3isDtS. vas the dam Of Dolphin. Cebscar Viz
ZarS &c tic--- Arcndule, from his highly mpro
we'd blood, and he promising appearance, 1t MS
sock. in general, which viii apRear roni letters
now in the possession Of the sJbscy;bc7. from
l7hn Tay!oe, Esq. CO.. Miles, Sei6sn, avid
"thers, VINO have bred fron MIN, may Justly be
considered eqIal 20 any, and superior 10 most
hor1e5 now or tic coEiileat. Mt Teaze and
Star1fa-L, eaTlF hrothess az RrcGdGko. ss=ad
nigh IN the estiuration &C sporisu,cn or the Bri
ti'h turf; in verfcation OF which assertion re
fer senterocn 20 the Racing calendar of loO5,
AMI letter now in my possession. The colt
OF Ntr' Tssze and Stamford, performed well
last ear, ana as q Confirmation OF the high opi-
MON entertained Of them, on examination. it will
be found thar they have many large eng agencnts
and are named in the most importanr ard cons-
derabe stakes undi the year 1809--The season
will commence tie FIRST of March, and end the
last of July. Gentlemen wishing 20 have their
mares fed, must send money for the purchase of
such provender as may be directed Servants
boarded los Cd per week. no responsibility for acr
ciIenis. ArchiGke is a ,ina brown fully 10 hands
high, with great bone and nuscul power. His
colts possess beauty with very unconn1oh size.
ARCHDUKE, in 1893, won the DERBY stakes
(the most important that are run for in Engand)
of 50 Euineas each, IS subscribers. bea.iaE II
others-And won the third class Of Z stake of
100 guineas each, six subscribers after which
he fell lame in training and was fired. Arch
duke was afterwards engaged in two races on.
J, against the best horses, and cane in well.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February %. 1907 ws;"
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NJ u 7.

a BEAUTIFUL DAY,
Pirteen hands two iu-
cles high, Imported by
John Tayloe. Esq. Of
MoUnt-HIrv1 will stand
the ensuing season, 1T
Fighting Geek, Powha :
tan county. two miles
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WILL. stand the ensuing season. al my stable in
Charles CITY county. Sandy Point, and will be
LEI to mares ~ FIVE guineas the season, which
may be discharged by the payment of twenty dol
lars. ifPaid by the 10Th day of August; and Z
guiueas the leap, and forty dollars 10 ensure 4
mare to he in flal, and one dollar to the groom -
the lean and groom money 10 be paid when the
mare is covered provided the mare is changed.
the owner shall be liable. The season will COM
rnence the first day OF March, and end the first
day OF August. Extensive low and high ground
pasturage. well enclosed, and servants sent with
the mares. boarded gratis: grain will be furnish
ed at the market price. and viii be given TO them
ia manner and quantity agreeable TO directions
and all possible care taken to prevent accidents
aud escapes, but will not be liable for any that
may happen.
(4s1 WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
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Tie noted and maeb afri,ea Esgiisb borse,
Jack Andrews

bands e q BALI h;S5. a
bLood bar. .fae:y formed. in
big5 beai:5, V;go- and spirit.
AID t5e most dc,ipe bo-se erer
.a..-,,,y -. ~. ,,,..,...,
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himfelftheu brought bic whole divi6on againh
them. A desperate cenniet enfued, which ter
minated in the defeat of Bernadotte, who loft
1000 men made prifoners, and all his baggage
The immediate confequence of this Victory was
the evacuation Of ElbIns, by the remains OF
Bernadotte's diviiion--indeed it fhould feem as
if, after the battle of the 25th, Bernadotte had
been unable to return to Eibing, for the off.
cial report of the Ruliians and Pruiiiaas fates
him to have been driven.into the forea of Straits
burgh, twenty leagues from Elbing, where his
corps is completely farrounded. and. it was
fuppofed, would be completely cut off.
The consequences Of the battle of the 2sth
are very important-the combined Rufiians
and Pruf1ians have re.occupied Elbing-the
PrufIiaus are at Maricnwerdcr, the Rufiians at
Culm, on the banks of. the Vi6u!a-the block
ade of Crandeutz has been RATED. and the king
of PrufIia, whs had retire ed to MemeI. has re.
turned to Kouingfberg.
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NORFOLK, April Is.

q flip has gone up the bay, whiSh ha. bro't
London papers as late As tbc frft' OF March.
Papers by her have been received in this place
10 the 265h of February, which gentleman
has faVoured us with, and from which we ex-
traet the intelligence publlhed in this days pa
per.
The laf authentic intelligence publifbed from
the armies, was that of the battle of the s5th OF
Dec. (according to the RuiIiaa ttylc, the 18th
Dec. at, or rear Po!en, in which both fides
claimed the victory. Whatever might have
been the fact, the refnlt proves,that il has been
productive of mot of the effects of defeat to
the French, who appear to have been acting
fince, on The dttsnfq'e. To fay nothing of the
national character of the Prench, whole impe-
'uoh'y 10 much better qualities them for often
i've than defeuhye war, We think that a defen.
five war cannot be fupported long in the coun.
t'y of an enemy. The rapidity OF movements,
and fortunate iiiue of battles, confound the peo
pie OF the country invaded, but the moment the
Invaders are compelled to act on the dsfeniive
they are defpifed, and no longer feared. The
confcquence will he, that the invaders will find
ihouidnds of timid friends converted into bitter
and active enemies.
The account which we publll, Of the battle
OF Morhingen, under the head of Lobau, is the
French account of the battle, from which we
inun conclude that they were worried. The
rapid retreat which they made, is, to Nc, pof
tiVs proof Of the fatf, hut If that flould be dir
psied, their own accounts flew that they have
ceaitd to he the alfiilsGts. The RufIians are
teen driving the fri corps of the army from
its environments, and projecting nothing LEE
than furprize Of the French Gland Army. Va
rors articles Of intelligence fupp0rt thefe con
c'uhons, and al 70 TO prove that the impetuou,
career ut Boraparte is at le0 checked.
We can conc rive nothing more Derilous thar
not A..T. n II.
ans, DIS rain appears inevitable.
In g'aucng over he papers, We perceive thu
france ~ Training every nerve to recruit he
grand army. Large bodies Of men were march
ing from every quarter towards Poland. w,
may anticipate important intelligence by tn,
nfM arrivals. The emperor Alexander ba,
Joined the army. Ledser.
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LONDON, February se.

ne letters brought by the HIfur1 mails
furn,B a variety of Important matter. Tbe
court Of Vienna mas peremptorily required the
evacuation of B'eunau and in order to give
ellie CT to this demand, has put the whole the
AHftrian army into motion. This il an addi.
tional reaion why Bonapare nlould endeavor to
force the Ruilians to a general engagement.
1t he iurrenders Brennan, it will be attributed
10 tear' and to the very critical ftuation in
which nc appears to be placed. This is an EN-.
barraHment from which he can only be deliver.
ed By v9ory over the RuIians. Should his
uiual good rtune attend him, fhould lie find
another Au9ertadt or AuRerlitz on the right
bank OF the Viftula, we lhal foon fee him inllict
general chaitiiement on Auaria for the impor.
supiiy and iufoIence Of her demands.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

BY gentleman who left Louifl court .houSt.
on "Wednesday lat, we learn that the polls for
the election of member 10 Cougrefs, and of
representatives to the fate legiliture were kept
open from the commencement of he week -
that John DAYTON, EfG. had majority OF
upwards of Jfxty votes over Col. Mercer in
that county, as the representative to Com
sreis that the election of David Walton, Efq.
TO the hate Legislature was coniidered abfolute-
ly certain, bat the CONTEXT remained doubtful
between Henry Garrett and Peter NJ. Daniel,
Etqrs. there being difference of only about
twenty votes between them, which at that time
were in favor Of the latter.
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FIFTY-FOURTH BULLETIN or THE
GRAND ARMY.

"W~ia,r, Jan. o..
"Eghty- four pieces of Cannon, taken from the
RuiIans, are ranged before the Palace Of the Repus-
lie at Warfaw
Five ,houfand praoners have been fent to France
two thoufand ecaped in the fri of eonfufon
and fifteen hundred have entered among the Poifh
troops =.
:" Some batsallions of light infantry belonging to
Martial Eey's corps had advanced 20 leagues fron,
their environments the Rulan army took the alarm
and made movement on its right. Ike bsttalions
have returned within the line ef their can't onn,ent
without fiitainng any iois.
During the period, the Prince OF Ponte Corvo
took poelion OF E!bing and the country lluated on
TIE borders OF the Baltic.
"rhus have the battles with the Ruifans cot then,
great part of their artillery, al their baggage and
from $4,000 to $1,000 men killed, wounded pri-
toners.
"a Ruf1ian column had gone to Lichftade, beyond
the little river Paisr.e and had carried off half
company Of the Voltiseurs of he Sth regiment of the
line, who were at the advanced pots Of the canton
tneDt. The Prince Of Ponte Corvo, informed Of tli.
movement, left Elbng, collected his troops, advan.
sed with Rivaud's divilon towards TIE enemy, and
Inet them near Mobring.
"On the goth, at noon the enemys dvifion ap.
peared, 600 itrons. We loon came to bisus. The
9Th regimen, OF the line fell upon the Ruiiaus with
inexpreble bravery. to repair the lcls which one o
isPois had experienced The enemy were com.
Prtey rauted, Puriued four leagues and compelled ts
rsPafS the Paifarge. Dupom's diviiiou arrived Jun
as the sngagenlens concluded, and could take nc
part in it.
Z" On the right and centre Of the army, the snemy
are more than so leagues from our pons"
From s5e LszOe~ E!D., Fe5. 6-The head quarter,
oil Narihal Morrier were at Muizsw on the firt inf
not far from Brandhagen, and about two miles frsn
Stralfnnd. Martial Moriier has reconsotred tina,
fortres. The Swedes mad. ! iortie with GOO infaa.
ty, 800 cavalry, and four pieces of cannon Blu,
driven back.
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5als5 SC ame.iuit.

By -i'fus eFa DEED Of Tyy fer 10, 5er1st ef.5. s,s4S.
fs', # T. Jst9L, aUH be Jsii soiGovt -efsrve, az
ase" dpsfi0"' on Weduesay tie 22nd infant, at tie
cS'Ft # D3,0ytaat.,. Fsft> and SaaeSeH,
4 IL the Stock of GOODS, belonging to the fal
N Joleph. =
The terms Of fale, will be- for all funs undor RI
dolls cath. between SO and not exceeding 100 dolls IN
Gays over 100 dolls. credit of * months will h.
gwen, Tor which negotiable note with an approved
endorier will be required.
The iale will commence at o'clock in the r.orn.
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IL zOaJ net dead.--bat only Repf.
1t is ridiculous to- hope, that lone of the fe-
deraI party will ever relax in their hoitlity TO
Mr.. Jefferfon. The careefs obfcrver may be
deceived by their general fience but let any
occahon occur for the dlfplay of their refent-
ment ; and the deception is at an eud.
The ftrange fpe6acIe which has been lately
exhibited in this city, is ample atieftalion Of
the fact. was one of thofe whs began to
hope that the fpirit of federalifm in Virginia
was becoming tame and fofteued by adverfty
and as proof of my opinion have fometimes
proudly appealed to the kind and liberal inter-
courie which united the oppoftc parties in this
cIty.-But NUT now lament the melancholy
neceliiiy which compes me to- relinquiih the
deluhon. ] find that the fnake is only icotch-
ed, not killed ; and that there only needs f9me
ipeeious opportunity to occur, for the fpirit OF