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ADVEETISEajCS;

| WISH to fell nv ANr-tTiCr in pou.b,,nn
county containing $40 acres, sing on Gur,erwooi
ereek one th'rd OF the iaid 1ra woods iilppofa
$50 acres of is good creek low grounds, the whole
well adapted TO the culture Of eorn wheat and to-
oaeso and the plantation in good order Cor cropping
berry of fe~ing grain One-thrd of the rrrehaS- M
ney in hand, and the balance in equal a,.al nav.
neni'; ALTO one other rae. in the county of Am.l,
lying on the waters of Wen creek, adjoining tn. IDS
OF Dr. Hardaway, John Clements ard Mr.. D;ecn.
contrasting 500 acres one half in woods all of b;,S
is good tobacco Land. payments above ANY farl
the. particulars deemed unnecsGary, - il is pret-
med tne purchafer would with to vie.y the fad ,r,.
The tract in Amelia will be fhewn by the Ov.rferr
and the T'raa in Powhatan by the Proprietor.
EDWARD NiOsELEY.
Powhatan, April 90. oawsr,
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But ia rrofecutioIs FOR What gre called jsSse.s,
two things ere hcersary 10 be proved. fits, the
worts fpohen or Puhliihed, or actions done: Sc
eor,dly, damages aeuS,ly futaned in conl.qu.nee of
thoie words or ACTIONS, The words or Actions can
often be proved, and Morgao Lew'smay psove 5i.as
certain reisivts were pasted a. meeting u the e;;:
gems, at which Thomas Farmar was ehairniin. But
unleis Morgan Lewis can prove that the meeting
exsreitei Illegal authority in ra!tin. ,hr' r-lo'v-s,
and that he has iu!ta;nsd damage in couieYuence
thereof jury can award hin, no damages: and Ger
tain il is, that urie in cafes Of proirenta fr whas
Is called damages. cannot inAef penalties. Pena,ie
go to The iia,e, and not r,e individual. II in any
OF the late rroieeu,ions save wardsd damages
where damages were not proved, the eseeu.ic,, OF
the Serde ough, to be iu.pcnded, and the cafe re-
ferrsd to new trial.
THOMAS PGIVS
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FROM ALHIN's ATHENlFUIL
Mr.. Millions Patent Method of rendering Carriage
more iafe.

Mr.. Millions Patent Method of rendering Carriage,
more iafe.
Mr. Millions carriage has box attached beneath
It 10 hold the luggage, which defends TO within
icct OF the ground, and is of the length and breadth
oil the carriage at the lower of this box lma
wheels are liked, 70 that they may be lufpended few
inches from the ground by which means if one Of
the large wheels of, the lmall one next it fup-
plies It's place, without cauhng any Jolt tina, gnifes
in this in deicent, and this prevents the carriage
from overletting. This danger is kewife dimnifh-
ed from the petition mentioned Of the luggage which
keeps the centre gravity of the hole as low as poi.
lble.
carriage Of this FORT with fix irlide and ten ont,
hde pafiengers, carrying three tons, tried over
rough road, by letting off of the large wheels
when fhe correlponding referved wheel inifast,y
came into play in the moa complete manner and the
carriage renamed its wheels when drawn over uu-
even banks, where any common coach mu2 have o.
verfet.
The only objection to this contribution for nare
coaches is the greater difficulty of moving the lug
gage which it wond occalon this, in reality, is of
no confederation compared with the faf.ty of patn-
gers; but unfortunately in ,hofe vehicles, the pref,
OF the proPretors and drivers is alone confidered
cLEAEIEoFEATHERs FROM Animal OIL
The feathers are to be put in a large tub, ans, co.
vered With lime water about three inches when well
immeried and frred therein. after lying four DAYS
they ihould be taken out, drained in ieves, waied
well in clean wa,er and then dried in nets in airv
yooms: the whole proeeis will be completed in three
weeks when the feathers will oniy require beating
for ufe. Mrs Jane Richardlen received 20 e,iineas
preTium from the Society for ara, &c for COM
n,unisa,ing the above method.
STAND COR onoEMAKRR's wcRx
Mir. Thomas Barker has contriyed bench a.
which lhoemakers work IN Raudirg p7nu-e-
it conffs ola perforated board ~hofe edge is fur
rounded with enhion covered with leaher, and
upported BY four legs il thus foincw nat refenbs.
baton hand. III is four feet high, and tie periora
ton is about 1ve inches diameter the lAoe and sN
IS laid aeros the above aunular euiiion and - retain
ed firmly by an endlefs Rrar, which pahes round IT,
and defends 70 treadle, ON which the workman
felis his foot. A little fiat leather cnfhiou uf-d in
sdjulfipg the laa and Crap, and fn,all rrangul1r
Prfm OF wood, on WHICH boots eioisd, completes
che apparatus
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THE YOUNG FLY AND OLD SPIDER

PiEDAR.
FRESH was the breath Of morn-,hc bufy breeze,
AS Poets tell us, wlifper'd through the trees,
And fwcPt the dew-clad blooms with wing e
light,
Phoebus eos up, and made blazing ere,
That giided ev'ry country houic and fpire;
And fmilirg, pu, on his ben locks 70 bright.
On this fair morn, Spider who had fet,
To eateh breakraa, his Old waving net,
With curious art, upon fpanglea thorh;
AZ length, with gravelng iquinting longing eye,
Near hmm eipy'd pretty, plump, young Fly,
Humming her little orilons to morn.
/" Cood-nnorrow, dear Mifs Fly" quo,h gallant Grim
Good morrow, Sir" feply'd N,ls Fly to him
" I'm much oblig'd t'ys, Sir EIifs Fly r.join'i,
" My eyes are both 70 very good, find,
That can plainly fee the whole, zrifbey,"
" Fine wheather, Mis- Yes, very, very fne.T
Quush Miis-" prodigous fine indeed )"
But, why 70 coy" quoth Grim" ,aAt you decline
To put within my bo~'r your pretty head I"
"'ris iin,piy this"
Qusth cautious Mifs,
fear you'd like my pretty 6cad 70 zysly,
" You'd keep it for youtief Sir, who can tell
Then let me fqueeze your lovely hand, my dear,
And prove that all your dread is foolih, VAIN
I've fore finger, Sir; nay mere, fear
You really would not let it go again"
foh, poh, child, pray difmiis your idle dread
would not hurt hair of that fweet head
Well, then, with one kind kits Of f,ienaj5;p NICE,
me-"
La Sir" quoh N1fs, with fleming ar,efs tongue,
:" lear our jaiHfasisH would be lang;
So io0iEg too, fear that you would rat ma
So faying, with fmile Che left the rogue,
To weave more lines of death, and plan for prog
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MILITARY LANDS
TIL: JEFFERSON.
In tie Sla.e efObio. far Sol

In tie Slate Of Ohio, .toy Sale.
N] fiEREAS William Carter, late of the CITY 81
w Richmond, commonly called Doctor William
Carter, was, the FRI day of Auguit 1907, and At
the time OF his death, entitled by warrant or war.
rants tor fervices Surgeon in the iervice of the
United States, to 1000 acres of fuch Lands and
made his teitament and aft will on the fame dav &
year, whereby he directed, That as f5on as the
Surveys Of his Lands on the waters of the Seio.o
. north wet of the river Ohio could be received, and
ga Patent Patents obtained for the fame the faid
" Lands might be fold to the beit ADVANTAGE and on
the ongeh credit that the purchafe of his houfes
and lots would admit Of" and Departed this life
without altering or revoking the fad teffannent,
whereof ne conittuted three Executors two Of whom
to wit, Jofeph Jatkion and the fubfcriber both Of
the CITY OF Richmond, only, took that Office upon
themielves: And whereas before the faid Gurvev,
eouio be obtained, to wit, two of eight hundred a.
ores each, and one OF twelve hundred acres on the
upper bde OF Darby creek, an one of one thouiand
and one OF two hundred acres on the waters of the
fad creek, the Lands 70 urveyed had been eeded by
the commonwealth OF Virginia, the United States
whereby the obainmcn, of Patents for the fame hath
been hitherto obhruSed but that obRrudion has
been lately removed by an ast of Conpre(s, tbouob
the eireumianee of the eate Of the fad Teator, will
not admit any extenGve credit, to be given to the
Purehaier or purcirafers
], as acting Executor Of the faid TeAament, hers.
BY notify To- the public, that fale Of the faid lands
will me made at the front door Of the Eagle Tavern
IN the city OF Richmond, on Tuefday the 10Th day
Of May next enfuiUg, at Public Auction to the ben
bidder for the moa that can be gotten, in ready mo-
ney, or notes, with approved endorfers, uegotsble
and payable the Bank of Virginia, within 60 days of
the day of ale, when fatisfaory proof relative to the
title OF DoSor Carter will be exhibired by the fub-
leriber, aud when he will be ready to transfer the
fame, with covenant Of warranty agaiua all his own
aas tending to lsffen or impair the ian,s.
CHARLES SPENCER.
April 3. law tdl.
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Sp antborltp.
Lar OF THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT
To sRabijS sotaa Psf-roads, and for other SursoS,
u Eli ena7ed by fbe Senate and Ho4e of Rspr1Ie1ta
ID hOes ft6e United Slater of Aauerifa in Cenp-o.
ags1'bied, That the following pom roads be eRabih.
ed:
In Orleans.-From New Orleans to the Bal;ze
and from New Orleans by the mouth OF the Fourche
mouth OF the canal of -Attakapas, Lake Veret, the
ferry of Lake Veret the mouth of Feaehe the church
of Attacspas, and the church of Appelcuias to Ra-
pides. Ahd the poft-mster- General be, and he is
hereby authorized to allow and pay to the poN- matter
which may be appointed at the Baze, in addition TO
the legal fees of Office, fuch fun as he may Judge
ionabe, and not exceeding four hundred dollars per
annum, as compensation for his fervices.
SEC. g dnd be it further esze7ed, That the pref
dent OF the United States is hereby authorized TO
eauie to be opened road from the thirty-ri degree
OF north latitude TO NewOreaus, on the route from,
Athens to New-orleaus, under iuch regulations as
may be agreed upon for that purpofe, between the
executive of the United States, and the Spani(h 90
vernment And he is hereby authorized TO expend
in opening the fame, any part of the money hereto
fore appropriated for opening road on the laid route
from the frontier of Georgia the thirty frn degree
OF north latitude, which remains unexpendcd.
NArHL. MACON,
SPEAKER effbs Hogft IF Repreisufatives.
S. SMITH,
PrsGdtnt If tie Senate, eysfemeo,.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON
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school, MASTERS WAN1FD.


II coniequence of the intended removal of the pre-
Z lent TEACHER, from this place-a PERSON
who can come well recommended, and upon examin
alton, found qualified infruet about twenty Pupils
(sovs) in the EagAjG, Latin and Frsae5 languages,
dramatically, with the principles of Geography,
Writing and 14yitbmstie-wil meet with very liberal
encouragement and the proipea of future perma
nest Establishment. 1t is probable that the number of
Pupils, might be encreafed, but, in that cafe, an a
ant Teacher will be necefIary.
Also, a SCHOOL MISTRESS,
WHo can come well recon,me nded and upon ex-
anination found qualified take charge of about fif-
teen GIRLS will meet with equal encouragement
and the fame Prolrea., Of future permarsney--Ap-
Plyto ANDw NICOLSON.
JOSEPH c. BROWN,
ARCH'D FREELAND.
Mancbeler, April 90. iaw,f
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WILL BE SOLD.

AfHs Eqgi7ave,n, 7rifbsnt rs.,ge, 4, he Li,5,e Ia.
ee'' on 1fs7dly, be M Of A1oy nest brfzgCea he
I'H,'@ ! aud ~ S'eol, he JoiIoroig vaysbie p,s-
Pcriy, Vi=
ONE two.hoy BRICK HOUSE, 4a by 90 &.
~ do. Jingle do. Wood do. SO - 1s -
-Four do. do do. do.
AN neatly hniihed and calculated for dwellings,, fea-
ted on handlome ell iGeoied Lots ON sboeLS-I[IlI
IN the City Of Richmond known in Duyal's plan. az
NJ. lOl Y No. lo2, furgeysd by VIM @. Paine.
TERMS OF P.d1'A1ENT,
400 dolls in cath, 1850 dolls. on the c5th of Tune.
1907, haif'of the refdue the Attn Aueua. and The
balance the 9TH Augpa 1903.
Satisfactory titles wll be made TO the purshafsr, on
the receipt Of the money.
ARCEIRaLD PLEAS.ANIS, iy.
APri! 81. ,dG
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LOST.

On LAP MONDAY e7raigg NE 26b 0hiwo,
A RED MOROCCO POCKE r-BOOK, BE-.
N tween the Union-1averp 3, Chaigneau's Gro-
Gerry Store, containing ten dollar Bank note Bond
OF MIR. w. Cook of Prince Edward, for + s 1871
PAYABLE on demand, and other papers of little impor
lance Whoever will deliver the above Pocket Book.
with its contents to Mr. p. NIofely, at the Union
Tavern, hall receive 5dols. reward. Any perfon is
iorwsrned from trading for the above Bond
JOHN PETTUs.
May /, eptf
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~ ioHEN nom my Plantation near Richmond, on
~ the night OF the 9th infant, a black roRsr =.
pout four feet nine or ten inches high, nothing re-
markable about him, but fear on his back. bavino
been injured bya bad faddle, hanging main and fwch
ran mas the appearance Of the gear on his Gdes No
whte pot about him. about fsven years old there i.
little ooub: bur he was taken away by free negro,
v, VINO Cats hImleH Tobias Heath, remarkable tan
p4tN man, hout made about 30 or as years. aye,
he had blue cloth coat drab olc,h bio coa,. al
lone Virginia clothing, he had on cordaee breechc,.
VIII reward any prtfon who will deliver the HsrCa
to me in Richmond, or iecure him 70 that pc, him
again, and FOR fecuring the thief, 70 that he he
brought to trial, liberal reward viii be given.
"Pri H. 1t. JOHN f. PRICE.
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LOST OK MISLAID,
April 8.

COMETIME paR, BOND, executed By william,
- Wilkinfon, TO the fubfcriber-the date and pre-
eiie fum,I do not rceolec but believe It was dated
Auguh, 1So5--on demand. The amount Of which
was, between { ~ aud 90. The administrator Of
fad Wikinfon will take notice therefore that the iub
feriber is the only peron entitled to receive the
amount Of fsid BOND.
WILLIAM GARNETT.
Buckingham, April "a. Iavswg
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NOTICE.
A Ii Perfons baving claims aeaiuR t5e eaate
L n Of J0bn Pen4lff0n, ejq. late of tie cir of
Richmond, deed. are requeRed TO exbibit them to
either Of tie (aIjsribers as oeedily as beLg5l-.
GEO. PTCKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD.
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
AaminjQratorI.
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WILL BE EXPOSED For SALE
Nril 2s.

Upon the prrmifes, on the 18th day Of MAY next. be
ing Goochland County Court day:
L'ORTY half acre 10 rs Of Ground, in town 70
i be called Madifon, authorized by an ACT of the
Ian General AAembly, upon the lands of the fubieri-
Der, adjoining Gooohlaod Court boufe. The grea,
advantages of this tuatOn is generally known, We,
Tor the Information of thoe unaequaned, It is deen-
ed neeslry to obferve that the place is healthy and
convenient TO good water, in rich neighbourhood.
ifS eontguiryto James River lels than one mile. On
two OF the lots there are Dwelling houfss, on one all
convenient houfes alnioh new The DWELLING
houle this lot has four rooms below and two above
the other has Dwelling houfe nearly complicated,
quite new, with four rooms below and one above,
eonlTucicd for a kitchen undernesth.-The terms of
iae will be twelve months credit the purehaer Civ
ing bond with approved leeurity.
sAML. WooDSoN.
April 81. Iaw5w.
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THE ST BSCRIBERS.

THE ST BSCRIBERS,
Haq'Eg take" horfa JcTv doors br'ozv ID. BeH-Ya-
germ, afers Fer Sale, uuder TIE fyn, of
WHITE 81 SHELTON.
4 GENERAL a!fortment OF GROCERIES. which
~ they will difpolc OF on very moderate terms-
Tor Caih' Country produce or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
December %, eptf p
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TOHN IOMpKINS.

HAS restivcS an Ggorfmert IF GOODS corfeiso Of
X LANNRLS, CoatinSs, Blankets, Rofe and nyc.
4 tie Drabs, Frze, Kerieys Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and Carpeting, Boubozetts, Swanfdown, Patent
Cord Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting, Kerr
will difpo.e of very liberal terms by the piece or
package.
Hov.l4. e
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TAPrAHANNoeK RACES rosrpoNrD

IN eonfequencc of the tir,e fre mentioned for ,h.
Races at TaPpahannoek being on the rrederckhburr
Dfria court day, (and interfering with other Rac.sS
they are pctlponed to the fourth Thurtdav in n.1,
month. n. S. BROCXENGP0FJ(-I ~ "
april Ia ,dr'
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Or. Waleo,, alias Peter Piaaar, j. sirployed in
printing new collection of odes and eegies in his
own inimtable Gye. TO be entitled 7iiTa or the Soy-
Io1O IF Peter The idea founded his alIedged en-
chiffon from his hare Of the loavcs and illes during
ttis late changes IN admiHiitra,ion. LonIop fsSy.
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In Purfuance of a Decree in Chancery, made by the
Court OF the United States. for the fifth circuit in
the diitri9 OF Virginia, at the November term, in
the year 1906, we lhal expofe TO Public Auction.
at the times and places hereinafter mentioned
NE TRACTS of LAND following: That is to
L FAY, one trats, in the county of Powhatan, where.
on William Ronald, now deceafed lived, Containing
fifteen hundred acres, and alio one other tra in the
fame county OF Powhatan, containing for,y-four
acres, Purchafed by the lad William Ronald, from Il
Woodion, at Powhatan Court-houfe, Ga the court
day thereof, in the month Of June in the preient year
1907, being the 7th day of that month and alto
two tracts, in the county of Coochand one on Beaver.
dam creek, containing nine hundred acres; and the
other called Little-I1and, containing ten acres, a,
Geochland court-houe, on the court day thereof on
the 5th day Of June, 1907. The dover of the WI
dew of the faid William Ronald, will be frR de
du6ted, and the conditions, which the faid land
are directed under the fad Decree Ill appear therein
and will be communicated on the days of fale. The
terms of payment will be as Yellowstone fourth of
the purehaie money to be paid in cah, and the re-
naming three fourths in three equal innaments of
iix twelve and eighteen months credit In all other
refPeSts the aioreiaid decree will be purified
VIM. BERKELEY
JOSIAH ELLIS, con'ry.
WIN. MANN,
IprH 2s. 1azyt1c
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
puriuance Of rrfoution Of the Board of D;.
a rectors for the faid Company, will be 10 Id
Auction, at the Eage-Tavern, on Saturday the 9oth
OF next month, all SHARES of Delinquent, Stock.
holders in the faid company.
April IL. ,dC.
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THOMAS PhTNB.
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TDe5ate to be continues I
LONDON, Nay. III.

We have from the first monenttl that The l.,
dea was preached, discredited the serious III
tention of the court of Portugal to enisrate to
the Brazils. Enow appears that our sceptic-
ism was we'll founded, and that the prince re-
gent, instead of planning romantic embark
alton to South America, has been making pru-
deaf arrangements with Bonaparte &c secure
his quiet stay in Portugal. That good and
perfect understanding has all along subsisted
between or ally and our enemy on this sub
ject, appears pretty plain, from the march Of
the French troops being So long delayed
s This measure, though often talked Of, has
never been put in force, and yet had any,
DOUBT existed in the mind Of Bonaparte as TO
the compliance of Portugal with his wishes,
the moss shallow politician must have seen
the necessity of prompt coercion, Il. coercion
was resolved on. ftis-now stated, IN the last
accounts from Lisbon, that a French army
was not at all expected in Portugal
That tae.f greater part, if not the whole, Of
the British property has been saved, IS a most
fortunate even, for which we are solely IN
sdebted to the generosity CT the prince reggc mt.
In his negotiations with France he must have
attended to the interests OF this country il .
particular manner--a circumstance milling
him to our warmest gratitude which feeling
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f WAS idle 10 attach any Importance to ~
Rue make what they could ct Il, leas than
the constitution, the cisisrns haG fight
ID petition for lis repeal OF modification,
. aud congress, ifthcy did their duty, would
,ake shcir case into conssdeIs.ion. A gen.
tIeman had told them that It such propo.
sisionx were made by ncmber OF that
shouse he would not consider il. Would
he DOT? Would he cay, 8 we have such
confidence 10 our numbsrs and SO little re-
Rance Oh our Understandings. that we will
not discuss the point with you, but trustto
oar votes It was "a matter OF course to
consider any proposition; negative i, II
the hose chose, and then they were done
with IL If they were, as he most SO,
lennly believed, 10 have q war with Great
Britain. il beloved them at the outsct to
conciliatc those by whom it vas to be car
risd on--the whole body Of the American
DE ople-not to do The merchants (to adops
The language of his friend from Maryland,
Mr. Nelson) more justice than the land
holder. or mechanic, but not less. Let us
Dot (sa:d Mr.. R.) if we must have war,
sci OUT Oh the principles with which Mr..
Pin ADD bis majority began their war with
France-prineipIes Of prescription to all
eGquiry Let nat the example, Of their
arrogance aud its humiliation be lost upon
US.
Sir. Esess saidshe gentleman LAST up had
made one observation which he supposed
10 refer 10 him, as to the consideration Of
a motion for repeating The nop-,mporsasion
SCI. Mr.. E. said he had used the word
refer, and not consider: it was true, il
such a NOTICE were offered 10 consider the
non.inportation act, ne would haze refused
his assent TO refer that motion.
The memorial was read . second time
by desire.
Debate to be continued
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will not be fessened BY rejecting on the tota
want either Of precaution or exertion in on.
behalf manifested by ministers.
b We have received; Madrid Gazettes to ths
s 18th ult. They contain nosnews Of impor.
anee. The French army had no. broken IN
from Iayonne on. the l9th.
IS let,er from Buenos Ayres, states, tia,
general Whitlocke parted from the SpalS
general 3 LINERS on bad terms. The tormc,
having. requested the latterto urnish Tim gib
the details OF the capitliatiYp, Tor ticp urpose
Of being tran slnirted to Britain, lis reques.
was refused, with an Indignant reference o tie
unworthy use made by general seeFess'ioFdofs
similar favor This letter positIyefy asserts
that terms of capituiatlon were f'rst .pr0Poss
OH our part. An assertiondifsctly ,1ssrlae..
with the official accounts published lnoafGs
zette This circumstance renders II q ris-.er
of much regret, that the letter from genet
LINERS Offering terms, wsich general VIM
locke states to have been receivedby Alrl,va
not, according to the usual CUSTOM panisaci
with the details of the engage nent.