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sIATY-sIXTI BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY,

Cfersi,, Mayeb II.
The grand army continue in eantonfrep,, where
It is taking rel"ie. Little comjats nave taken nlaey
between the advanced pOls Of the two armies. 1--WE
regiments OF Rudian cavalry cam. OH the o.. to
fitrrb the 59th regiment OF infantry o. the line in
its cantonIsnt Of Lingnan, and before Guftsat.-
One battalion OF that regiment took arrls .,nSubed
themielves, ard bred oloie to the enemy VIVA eGt SO
lien on the field. General Guyut, who car1rnanGs cd
The advanced Pons Of Martial Sout, ha. had fereral
engagements which have terminated 20 hi, advan.
tage.
After the little battle OF Wiilen1hero the grand
duke OF Berg has driven all the Conacks from the
right bank OF the Ebc, in order to allure hinle that
the enemy was not conceaiius fone movement. He
came to Wartsmbopr, seebuc, Meuiguth, and BIZ
ehoffsbourg' He had loa1e engagement, y in the en-
emy's cavalry, and has made about 100 Coflcks MI
toners.
The Ruliian army have begun 20 concentrate the
toSN OF Bartenlein on the Ale the Rufjan divisn
on the eoal Of Crenizbourg.
The enemy has made movement Of one dav',
march towards Koningfberg The whole of the
French ARMY is eantoned and is fuppl-d with prcy
lions from the cities of Elblug, BrauHfberg. ana
from the reiourcss wAoh are brought from the lie
OF Fogat, which is Of very great fertility.
General Teusr has iHveaed Colberg
divifion Of 1900 Bavarans commanded ~ the
prince royal OF Bavaria, has paed the Vinula a, War
iaw, and has jut rejoine1 the Army.
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we attach no creditto the article under the
Maihv'lle head, Which Rates the arret of gen.
"hkihion by the order of the Prelident. The
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FRANKFORT. April "a.

The following is copy of TIE anfwer Of the Com
mander Of the Britiih n7op of war DRIvER, to the
letter of Capt Kateifen which appeared in the City
Gazette OF Monday lah -
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KENTUCKY,

KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON, April g.
Agentleman under the fsnttion of govern
ment. is now in this place collecting proofs "a
gainf col. Burr. IT is reported that he is TO
proceed 10 the mouth of Cumberland. and to
return to Richmond, Va. by the 22nd Nav next.
keN. GAG.
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PUBLIC SALES.

BY VrtRs Of Deed e.seyfsd BY David PsG on tie estk
day IF NoveT6er 1904, to tie Subleribeys in ,ryfio
IsHye tie Poy7genf Of atbt therein mentioned and BY
Oirfae Of another Deed executed a!o by tie is Dsya
Pei5 The AL day of A4guf Lad, aJs a f,ue 70
Tie SnI/frIer5, 10 E.u,e tie Payment Of Jand,y de5as
berein mentioned.
WW be (ohd for ready money, at tie front door oftbs
Egglt Tl0fT1 in fbt city Of Richmond befzOetn tie
b0ws IF I2 and O'eioet, Tba,jaaytbe oIR dsy
fne*t month, (HEay.j
y CERTAIN Traa Of LAND in the county rs
y CheRerfeld, commonly called CheRer Hin.
together with the Lands appertainng thereto, as
moity OF certain adjoining Tra Of Land called Au-
burn Chaie, containing in all by elimination Fix hun
dred ard forty five acres, be the lame more or Iefs.
aiio the reiidue OF rraa of Land and appurtenauces
IN the county-of Coochland containing originally by
elimination feventeen hundred acres but no. about
thouiand acres part of it having already been fold
under the Deed of 1rul, bearing date the eeth of
November so4, referred to above, and bounded nv
the Byrd Creek, Elk Hill, lanes River, &c be-
ing the reiidue of the Land purchsfed by the fad
David Rois from VIM. Anderion, executor of John
Smith.
ALso--The following real eGates in the Town of
Columbia, to wit all that piece and parcel of GROUND
known under the title and name of the Rivarna To-
baeco Ware Houie, with al the buildings thereon
covering nearly acre of ground the FlOufe and,
Lot adjoining that which for many wears has been in
the occupancy at John Dunn the Lot and Houfrs
h"""n as ti Ola aVeril III the laid Town, and now
the rshdcnce of VIM. Pafieur the Lot and half %,
with the Store and Lumber Houfe lately occurred
by Mr.. John Forbes merchant rhe Lot Hou(e. and
an Yard with one acre of ground belonging there
to, row occupied by the widow Strother, with all
the rights, privileges and appnrtenances to each and
every one of the faid Lots belonging ALTO certain
Tract or parcel of Land OF the great Byrd Creek,
Purchaed from Tandy Holeman and Henry TuggIe,.
containing about four hundred acres be the fame
more or ieis. WILSON ALLAN,
T. w. ROoTES, { 1'g1'e''
April II. r.
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70 be &nqusger.
RICHMOND. 81? HPRIL.

An attempt is made to weaken Commodore
Truxtou's depotiton, by means of his late let
ter I" Mr.. Alton.-What that depoition con-
tt'rs, ii IL not yet for the public to determine.
W. may however enquire
Did not a. Burr attempt To unwed him from
his attachment 10 the Navy of the u. S. by re-
pretending t. him, that that navy would fo.s
FINK into ruin under the preient Administration,
but that ii he would join him, he would make
an Admir0i of him {?
Did he not rIdicule the pretended weakness of
the Preient administration precifely in the
fame manner that he did to Mr.. Eaton?
Did he not emphatica!iy DECLARE, that the 20
vernmeut were iguor,at of his fchemes?
The courfe that he purified with Commo-
d0re Truxton was the counterpart with his in
trigue with gen. Eaton; and mott probably
with many Others. He firt baited his hook
with an ambiguous fchemc partly innocent
and partly atrocious; intending ihould the
gudgeon bite, 20 dfpay his fchemes in all their
extent. He frft attempted to fee whether
Commodore Truxton would join him in An in
vaIion of Mexico, in the cafe of war between
the u. S. and Spain, rightfully preluming that
if The Commodore would join him in fiich an
unauthorized project, he would be willing to
fall in with any proje6 however unauthorized,
of an invafon of Mexico, whether the u. States
"S'S - Wdi " 1tn SpdIH UT HOt ana III Wiling
70 jim in an attack upon Mexico, that he
would fcarcely Object to turn his fword againft
his own country.
The only difference then between Truxton's
and Eaton's evidence is this: that Eaton fluff
fered Il. Burr to deveiope all his deigns
whereas TruXion Hopt him at the thrriho ;
and By eating damp upon the lefs henous
part of his prolett, prevented him from deve.
loping rs greater afro tiles.
And after ali, even by the fhowing of Trux-
TONS letter tGelf, what does A. Burr, deligns
amount to? 70 fuch, as are of a moG unau-
thorifed nature: fuch, AS would have diiablc(,
him from claiming The privileges Of prifoncr
Of war, had he been caught in its execution,
but would have condemned him TO be hung as
Pirrfe upon hand. In cafe of war between
the u. S. and Spain, of his own free will and
without the knowledge of our government, he
was to carry an expedition into Mexico.
What, however, is the uie of letters of maroue,
bat to dianGuill the veilel that bears the m
frhm pirate? And what is the ule Of com.
m;6fOnI on land, but to authorize the occupa-
tioa Of the officers, who hold them . Thofe
who carry on war without iuch authorities,
whether on the Tea or on land, are punlhable
by the law Ok nations with death.
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bringing accounts from thence to the soth ult.
ct great rejoicings having taken place there, on
occahon OF the victories obt aimed by the Ruff
hans over the. French, in Warmia, I'M to the
18th. The left and centre of the Rugians were
then pofted on the Lakes, and the right extend.
ed beyond the ALE.
The Auftrian army in c alicia conprifes up.
wards of one hundred thoufand men, and the
frontiers ct Moravia and Bohemia are crowded
with troops, who have cut off n. communica.
ton with SaXony, Silelia, &c. The export of
provihons to the French army in Poland has
been discontinued, and fome Jewifh merchants
and Others, by whom it was carried on, have
been arrefted and fcnt in chains for trial. This
mcature is fated to have been adopted on a
ftrong remembrance from the Ruff IN mnfter
The Auftrians are collecting ftrong corps
on the Bavarian frontiers under the orders of one
of the archdukes.
All officers in the Auarian fervicc on leave of
ab!ence, &c. have received orders 20 j)in their
respective corps.
On the departure Of Bopaparte from War.
Jaw, Baron Vincent announced to Talleyrand
his intention to return to Vienna, and was with
difficulty induced to proiong his fay in Poland
for another fortnight. The Baron's milton,
independent of the reilora,ion of Brannau, had
fori ts ohjef to demand from Bonaparte an ex.
planation as to his intentions in regard to Po-
land, and revocation of the promifes held ont
to the inhabitants of that country by Dombrouf-
KY. BonapArte has evaded the diftufiion Of
;heie points and in one of his interviews with
BirGn Vincent, he warmly expreffed impati.
ence and offence at TIE Daron's importantly on
the futi,tt.
The RuHians continue to advance in Turkey
aimoft wItrnut oppo!i.ion. 1t appears by let
tiers from Panscova of the 2sth Of lnuary, that
the advanced corps of the Rufiian army had al
ready penetrated into Albania, and tina, the
mon"sa'netrs Of R'scia, podrina. &c. had join
ed him III immente numbers. The iflands OF
CuizUc'o, BraGa, and Lila, have fallen into
,.e hands of the impcrialils, and LrfIina haa
been invcited. Bulgaria, Scrvia, and Albania,
rs we'll as Rloldava & Wallacha, are now in the
vntua, occupation of the RuiIians. The Turks
are not capable of oRpoting any ferrous obRa.
cles 10 the progrefs Of the RufiianS their ar
my is an und'fcip.ed incurgent rob, more
dangerous to the generals appointed to con.
duct ii, than to The enemy TO whoa it is to b.
confronted.
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COMMUNICATION

q MN who feels the greatct refpef for the
itrNirtS OF Mr.. Perkins, cannot contemplate
The following attack upon hs,veracity, with Il.
lent indiiference.-MaiOr Perkins is abrent and
cdun| defend hmiet. it is the duty, there.
fore, of bis friends to fpeak for him. The
writer of theie ilrttures had frequent oppor-
tunity of converting with Mr.. p. whilft he was
~ this city; and therefore delivers the follow
Ing ltatements, with full confidence in their
tr.th.
From The extreme dclicacy of Mr.. Burr's f..
tuaiion, he was unwilling To- touch upon his
c"nIe, Until he was tried by his country. But
wien attempts are thus made TO boiler up his
character by the Affections Of lis friends, il is
the duty o. every friend OF truth, to repelthe
aggreihon:
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY 0itue ga Deed executed en- .Br 27B of Feb,.s,y
iJf, BY Davi6 f9G and 4Nle6ee! W H4nIsek !. IL.
Sa!ls'5s'' j" f|gF, for l'dy SD,Pst therein meuii-
one9,
wy BE- JslS t"T ready 1'':y at tie front dyor Of lie
Eaghe-Tavern, in hbt city of R;eI1usad k47peia NE
bo"y5 Of ~ and oAsOsk, Tusjaay tie I2tb Aay Of
NEST msafb, (llTay.)
, NHREE PLANTATI0NS with their aprurte-
4 nances on Stanton and Pig Rivers, in the
counties OF Pittfylvania aud Bedford known by the
names of the Mountain Plantation, Pig River Plan
tation ard Frying Pan Plantation, together with GER
tam other Lands and aPpurenances adjoining thereto
and fuPpoied contain in the whole ten thouG,nd a.
crss WILSON ALLEN,
E. W. RooTES, 1'y'''''
april 81. r.
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IN COUNCIL, APRIL l7,h. 1907.

The Executive being this day informed Of the death,
on Tucfday laa, of LEWIS HARvIE, member of
the Council Of fate the lois Of whom in the bloom
OF youth, but in the maturity of rar. and diingued
talents, will be ever lamented by his country tich
his found republican principles, his iraexibe political
virtue and his admirable genius ard extenve qu'e
ment' had moa JULY endeared him; and, not only
participating in the general forrow of their fellow
citizens, but feeling peculiar affection at being de-
Prired OF their excellent friend and Allocate in the
public iervice; do therefore unanimously agree tina,
each member of the executive will black craps
on his left arm FOR month, in teNimony of their
high reiPet for the memory of their departed friend
Extra9 Fem tie jOurnaks Of tie Council.
DAM. L. HYLTON, C!e,k sf.L. CounsiL
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L ast Cbsi,in0 g SDh,I.

Aadi Hlfsran parfem. VIZ i.,all refrain from
any cPtnion upon the late intere!iIng events in
Europe, until we have obtained the RyIFau 14c-
eounfJ.
The whole ferries of French Bulletins are now
before our readers, except the s5th the fub-
fance OF which is faid To lie comprrrd in the
article under the head of Lobau.--T he 5sth de-
tails toe bloody hattie of Eylen.
BY the lait nights mail We received ExtratH
from London papers down to the sth march
incinii,e.--We lay the moft inGereGing Of theft
before ur readers the ref Vii follow heIeas-
ter.--iC now appears, that the RuilidBs lay
:! complete Claim to the victory.
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About 5 O'Clock Iaft Saturday morn ING the
citizens Of this place were arouEed by the
alarming cry of fire 1.-Two buildings on the
crots ftreet near the river were delroyed one
of them the Counting -houfe of Vim. Brown 6
Co. the other was ufcd as a dwelling hort
Few articles of any value were co,ruuSd ~
the papers and books Of the Company were
prefervcd. 1t was fortunate circumstance,
that the air was 70 perfectly calm; as the
Shockn Warehoufe, which asnds 4 few PAGES
diitant, mutt have been otherwie inevitably
deitroyed with all IT'S tobacco.
All the Tobacco Warchoufes fhould be made
hre-proof. What companion is there between
the expence of building the wall of brick, and
roof OF fate,---and that Of reimbur6ng all the
tobacco, which is 70 liable at preient to a def
truttion by fire
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GEORGETOWN, Is, C.) April4.
TO the Pri1f|, Of tie Cco,gefswn Gozcif..

DIX,
Failing through this place, on my way to the Fe-
6eTal City, happened to take up one Of your newt
aPers, and was a0onihed by the abfird and notor.
Gus iai'Thoods which Mr. Perkins has introduced into
lis sccount Of what he terms the areft of Col Bprr
! travelled with the Colonel from N,,cbsz
was with him I'LL within half an hour of his ILLEGAL
ie'zure and had ua then leperated from him with an
intention Of reJoinInE him in few hours. (l) am
able therefore, to contradict the above aehocd, from
my own knowledge, and being able, feel it an aa
81 Juitiee to do 70. Col Burr was neither in difpufe
Tor was ne going 10 the spanards HIS drers was a,
uiva except tina, he had pair Of eoarfe Overhaul.
to Pteisrve his Pautaoops from being feiled (9) He
rode on Que u the bea GeIdings in the WeRern
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NOTICE

HE Subscribers beg leave to inform their friends,
L and the public in general that they have ta.ep
the Houie adjoining the Black Smiths Shop, la,rly
occupied by Mathew Anderlon, and now by Charles
Bother, and opP"iite Thomas Watfon's fbor maker.
ihoP, on the foot of the hill leading to the Capitol:
where they intend to carry on the Tayor's and La
dys habit making buiin.fs in all it, various branches
Such as think proper to give them csGom, NAV reIv
on the friSteit attention and punauality Orders
from the country will be received and GraIy attended
to- HENDERSON & CANNON.
april 81 On
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WILL BE EXPOSED FOR SALE.

upon the premiies,o on the 18th day Of May next, be
ing 0oochland County Court dayi
E'ORTY half acre LOTS Of Ground in a town %,
be called Msdifon, authorized by an a6t of the
aii General Ahemby, upon the lands of the fobCer-
Der, adjoining Gooehland Courthoufe. The prea,
advantages of this fuation is generally known. We,
Tor the information of thos unaequsinted, il is deem
ed nsceiary to obierve that the place is healthy and
convenient to good water' in rich neighbourhood,
Its eontiguty James River lefs than one mile or
two of the lots there Dwelling houfss on one al
convenient out houfes slmoR new. The DWeIl;nr
houfe on this lot has four below and two abo
the other has Dwelling houfe nearly eompIea,.d'
quite new with four rooms below and one abo,,.'
contributed for kitchen underusath.-Tbe terms Sc
iaIe will be twelve months credit the Purehsier civ
ing bond with approved feeurity.
sAML. WooDsoN.
April 81, iaw5v.
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IMPORTANT VICTORIES
Obtained by the Ruilians the French, be-
tween the ] It and 18th of Feb.
MIR. Wick, who is the bearer of thefc joyful
tidngs, left PeteIfburgh on the 18th OF Feb.
and Gottenburgb OH the lift init. on board the
Amity Packet, which was difpatched Tor his
conveyance. From him we have the bappinefs
TO learn, that Gen. Bennington has officially
announced (eyerdl Victories obtained by him
over BonaParie, in one Of which the French lott
upwards of 900 men, Large portion OF their
artillery, and twelve Standards.
Six ofthefe latter had been triumphantly ex-
hibited on the Parade of Peteribureh previous
to Mr.. Vlick's departure.
a French General has deferted the linking for
tune OF Bonaparte, and has arrived at ST. Pc
teitburgh. He reports, and his itatemeDt i.
confirmed from various quarters, that Bonaparte
fince his IDvafien of Poland, has loft upwards Of
100. 900 men.
Mr.. Wick was detained at GotteDburgh two
days, by contrary winds.
The following Note was circulated in the Min.
iterial Circles fhortly after M. VGck'S arri-
val:
Ga kings Mef7tncer arrived this morning.
with Dispatches from St. Peterfburgh, commu-
nicating the Official Details of the operations
fthe Rnliian Army in Prufia. 1t appears that
the ardent and pefevering gaIaniry of The Ruff
ian Generals has been crowned with lignal fuc-
ceis for ieveral fGccefve days he attacked
The French army always to advantage, hut IT,
the latt affairs, TO their Deceive defeat, they
havirg ON that occsfion lnfi upwards Of 10000
men. twelve eagles, and fevera pieces Of can
non"
g Great rejoicngs have taken place at Pc
'eFtourph, and IT,, city was illuminated at the
dsp'tture Oft Menepger."
Ieiterday we received Dutch and French Pa
pers " the American hip Medfurd, arrived in
the River from Rotterdam, which have furninI-
ed us with fome articles of importance. Co
yernment At the fame time received dispatches
from the Continent by the Dorfrt Packet, ar
rived al Hatwich. The letter are Gated 10 an
ncunce another ACTON between the RulIians
anc French, in which the Grand Duke Of Berg
vas killed. We have before us an ex;raa ola
letter received by a merchant in the city, from
tis brother at Warlaw, mentioning Murat's
death, and that the body had been received in
thaf cIty with great pomp, and, as we under
hand' buried there. We incline however, to
th'nk, from fome allulion to the fcene of action,
that Murat, fhould he have fallen, NUT have
been killed in the battle of Eylau, or in fome
affair Immediately following it.
Letters were yeferday received in town from
Danizic, which, on Thursday, arrived a. Hull,
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CONGRESSIONAL rLrcTro n.

Col. Larkn Smith has majority of es4 votes
in King and Queen and M. James Garrett, a
majority of 25s in Carone.-We arc inform
ed by an Intelligent gentleman, ,;hat this will
probably be one Of the war,neit. contefed ele c.
tons that has ever been held in thar part Of The
country and that there will not be a majority
OF so votes in any event.
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cry lord Cornwalli., with whom, through his
''finiiters, we negotiated and that thofe DIFF
,.ncuihed characters were, IN violation of their
api,uiation aad the rights Of parole, fent to St.
..i,;:uitine, as we were afterward Tent to Fort
:; ;crge: How then is it pofIible that you
cord have been "a cupe to the mifreprefentati-
- or the Britiih government
'rheie remarks addrcfs with all becoming
rvire6t to "the frf man in the country"--.yet
!" fact, 6r. do not clearly fee in what conlits
vnur fuperioriiy over myieif. 1t is true you
lave been refdent minter at the court of
ST., James's; and if what have read in the
;,ibc prints he true, and If you are apprifed of
my near relationship and family connexon with
ne late FIR John Temple,t you mum acknow.
edge that your interference as a reiident mi-
Ritter at the court of ST. James's, againft my
being permitted to cmigrate to America, is a
very curious infance of the caprice of fortune.
But let that pats. To what extent ought to
weld to you for talents and information, is not
Tor me to decide. In no other refpef, how
ever, do feel your executive fuperiority. My
private conduct and character are, hope, as
tsir as yoar's---and even in thofe matters which
J coniider as trivial, but upon which arfo
t;c pride is accunnmed TO Ramp value. |
th1uld not he inc!iird to- ihriuk from COMPETE.
e ton. My birth certainly will not humble me
~ the comparton; my paternal fortune was
itocatlJ MUCH greater tnan your S the comb
Grafton ~ which the name bear was held in
tiy co'ntry, WAS as great yours is likely
'v-r T." liz, before had an opportunity of c on
/ shatini; - is celebrity. rs Ia th,. amount Of
v bat 1 have .,een able to fave iro,r, the wreck
't calamity, It is unknoHn to yns or 70 your
'r'sit.s tu; ,r0 Sings will tell yoi--.I never
-as '"ucc'r':, either The ccua.:y from which
] came, nor 80 arr other in which have lived,
say man, furthcr than the nee; ii.iry credit
Tor. ikr current expsnccs of ! FAM; V; and am
,.ot 10 cucun!nauccd that ibon,d iIeml,!e e" for.
'ay JfG!fSr1sc. Il: the threatened tilJ,'safu,c oe
,"Ur ''irrt"t So rlUch .,,r til, pan and tie
i'a ivn:-DCw FOX the future. Cutu.ni,ances
2 T.fs'ch cannot he confronted, have decided that
NY name mu,! TX rr1aoc:cG :a:o hiaury. From
t'r manner III which even Iny political adverf,-
yes and ioc,e of my contemporary hiaoriars,
un5qn'vocal'y hottie 10 ny principles. already
i2chk of me, have the coniola.ion of r,fJ..f
lag, that. when the fafehoods Of the day are
"ls"ered and rotten, ] inail he reflected and
E,emsd. You, liz, vii probably Ire forgotten,
MICA !Aasi liz remembered ,i,h honour, or,
II .,vr,ivrGtErr, yOur name E.ou'd a, fcend Ia
Iiuter,y, perhaps you will be ku0wn only as
the * orIed lnItruueut of part o; ny prlircu.
t.oEs, It, rings, and usforumes.
am, iir, &c.
THOS. Adds EMMETT.
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- THOSE who win to experience the bsp.f,.
to be derived from my practice, will do well t. APP
ply is'eaatry, as ihall leave this or the eniu-
ing week.
JOHN LIE TELLER,
Eagle, April 81, 1907. 1t DENTIST.
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Sf!6o'd-'Enoch Mafon, John T. Brooke.
Fre-er;sk-'H. ST. G. Tucker, &C. Brent.
LonJa-David Walton, 'Peter M. Daniel.
CaroIas-Daniel Coleman, Richard HAYES.
NEw NIEMBnRs.