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AFFAIR OF THE 10th.


June 10th, the army advanced towards HeIs-
burg, and carried feveral camps. The enemy's
rear guard, or from Is TO 10000 cavalry, and
ieverai lines OF infantry, were formed at miles
diftance. The Spanih cuirafeurs and other
corps, charged them and gained ground. Two
dIvillons Of martial Soult's corps marched On
the right, whilf Legrand's divifion marched en-
the lett The whole Rufiiau army was at Hes-
bnrg they reinforced their advanced columns.
More than 90 field pieces poured death, Whit
they were Importing their columns, which
our dvIhons drove back with he mott undaunt-
ca courage and npetuo6ty. Several RufIian
diVlhonS were routed, and at P. VI. we were
under the enemy's intrenchments Several di-
vIhonS performed prodges. Verdiere's divi-
non cut OH the enemies retreat by Landsburg
ana leVeral companies went 70 far as to infult
,he HUMANS IN their Entertainments. Some
brave men met death at the paIifadoes.
The Emperor paaed the tn on the field of battle
making arrangements for decifve action The
whole Ruiiian army was attended, and Heiburg
was full OF flores and rendered very ffrong. The En-
peror ordered DavouR to form on the lower Allie
ana cut OIL the road to Eylau, each corps had its af
gnea Pot and were all aembled, excepting the frft
which was on the lower paiIage Thus the RuiIans
who had recommended hoailties, found themlelves
oioekaded Battle was offered them it was thought
they would attack on the lth, whilR the French
army was forming; but inffead of attacking, thew
began at night to crois the right bank of the ALE
and gave up the whole country their left, leaving
their wounded at the mercy of the victor, as well as
their magazines and thofe entertainments the fruit of
10 much arduous exertion
On the l2th at day break, all the army was in
motion All the houfes are filled with the RufTian
wounded From the 9th to the 9Th the enemy's ar
my has been deprived of about so 900 fighting men
they left in our hands from to 1000 men 7 or
par OF colours, and pieces of artillery and accord
hP oF AaTart
neras. Our lois is about COO or 700 killed, 5000 or
ZOO wounded, and 500 prifoners. A Spanilh gene
raj Is wounded Gen. Rouae, of the imperial guards
mad his head ihot off; MARTIAL Murat had two hor-
les killed under him; of his aids (Segun) loa
On arm. Several other officers were wounded. We
found in the magazines Of eilfberg fevera thoufand
qunals -four, and large quantities of provons of va
rous kinds.
The emperor Alexander left his army fOme days
before the campaign opened.
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BATTLE OF LOMILTRN-

Two RuiIi1n diviious from the centre alto
attacked the bridge-bead at Lomilton. Gen.
Tery's brigade defended 1.-TWO regiments
repulied the enemy the whole day. The abba.
tbs and works were covered with dead RuHians.
J heir General was killed aud their lofs 100
killed, loo Prifoners aud great numbers woun-
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PARIS, June %, 1907.
GREAT BATTLE,


Yelerdsy his HighEefs Prince Borghefe, arrived
at the palace of ST. Cloud, and brought from the En-
Peror, to the Empress and Queen, the news of a
victory which, the 18th of this month was
gained at Friedand about 90 miles s. Of Koniefburgl
ny the Grand Army, commanded by the Emperor
IN Perion' The following particulars were given az
headquarters, and which we are authorized to re-
peat, while we waiting for the official bulletin =
The French army has worthly celebrated the
18th June, the anniversary of the battle of Marenoo
The battle OF Fredland will be celebrated in hiloTv
The Ruiiian army, out-maDGuvred, its centre pene-
trated, cut off from its magazines, has been com.
pietely beaten. Eighty pieces of cannon taken, IS
to 10000 Ruiiians taken, killed or drowned in the
Ale are the reiults of this memorable day. Thirty
Ruian Generals have been killed. taken or feyereIv
wounded. The bodies Of feveral Generals were
found dead on the field Of battle and it is worthy
OF remark, that among them were the bodies of
Generals Pahlen and MarcoH, two of the fri inni-
gators OF the faction devoted to England. The regu-
larty OF our dipoons, the intrepidty of our troops
have greatly diminhed the lofs of the French army
which is not comfortable -1Itnifspy.
The Gaz DE France fays SIN addition 10 tbe5s,l,
Bulietn we learn, that on the 3th June the Head
Quarters OF the CraBd Army was at Prufian Eviau,
that the army, in two columns, was marching on =,
honigfDerg aud that the advanced guards were ar
the gates OF the city; That the RuIian army eoulS
not inha'n an attack in any part; in that il ys.
VeT"heimed and dhperied in Iuch manner
render 1t npoifble for them to teunite p a. 10
TO other reports the French were already :. u'"g
burg where they entered pelmell w 4 :" =
ans But this Ian news needs ton6'rn,,;, Wv Np"''
The Courier de Europe, "a. ys p" w
og,bs s SJunt z') 'h"t hon'pourg is in the posT
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BATTLE OF DFPEN.

June 9Th, the enemy attacked the sth corps
at Deepen, on the Pailarge. They were over
turned. The name uvres, talents, and intre-
P'dity of MARTIAL Ney, gen. Marchand, and o.
Their officers, are worthy of the greatelt eulo-
gum. The enemy confefs the !ois of 5000 kill
ed, 200 wounded, and a7o prifoners, made by
the Cofiacks, who had ported thsmfelyes in the
rear of the armv
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NUMBER 80.

ded. We LOFT leo men killed and wounded.
Mean while the Ruf1ian commander in CHIEF
(benninefen) with the Imperial guards, and
three divitions, attacked martial Ney's pohti-
on at .A|ikirkeen,: Gu;thadt, and Wolfdorff
and were repulied in all quarters but when
marihal Ney dico,ered that hia aliaants ex-
oeeded 10000 men, he obeyed his nftrueti-
ons, and led his corps TO Ackendorff.
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HNDREKl S7BYRVcoo-

hS bsen CONDITIONED by the Cn,s,.o-
4 = Council OF Virginia, NorARY Pugr,n ana
Tor the Dlltret of Richmond He takes tbsr y. ana
o, oery Of laying that all buGuels conded 70 bn,
n ns, meet win the moa marked attention and f
Augua 81,
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The Ruiiian Admiral, Siaiavin, has declared all
the Ottoman ports, from the Dardanees to the Hands
IN the Agean and Ionian Seas, in fiate of blockade,
even againit neutrals.
The Queen of Etruria has ordered levy of 20 900
men for the defence of her coat.
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On turning over our files of London papers
we find number of articles Of comfortable in
tereft and the mails of to-day furnifhing no.
thing OF Importance, we have been copi-
Gus in our Elections for this evenings Com.
merCial Advertiser.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
From French PaPerJ, reeei4ed at Baton from
NaHfz.
FRENCH GRAND ARMY BULLETIN

dated, HieJG~g, time 10, 1so7.
This Bulletin gives All account OF the over
lures of Peace, made during the winter; and
OF their being interrupted by the attacks of the
Ruflians.
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Europe
NETWORK, Auguft IL.

CONTINUATION OF FOREIGN NEVIS.
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/" NAPOLEON.

~ UuT tdTlp Ir FHlEenIIcln,
"zsth May, 1907 :"
TIE Dsum was ordered to be performed in all the
churches IN Paris, OF the lith, for the taking Of
Dantzc.
The Marquis De fuohiini !, reported to have died
luddenly at Lueea,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-12
PUBLIC SALE.

yndcrthe authority of a deed of trust from
Thomas West to the subscriber, to satisfy
J a debt due to John Hodgkin, of seven hun
dred sixty-two dollars forty two cents-on
SATURDAY nexs, the 10th instant, at
). - O'Clock, will be exposed to public sale,
sst the Coaee-House in Alexandria in lots
containing from 10 to IA acres
a Tract,o of Land near Alexan-
dria, to thenorth of the. new turnpike road,
and lying on the east of Stump-Hill, being
one rnoiety Of tract of land commonly. called
g Pearson's Tract,
The terms Of sale viii be-One-third cash,
one-third In sixty, and one-third in ninety
days. Conveyances to be made on the re-
:ceipt of the last instalments. The tisle pa
pers will &c. shewn on the day of sale.
r. MOTT.
sOetober7. d3t
az The sale Of the above proper
~ is poaponed until Wednesday next
~ O'Clock, at the Cofee-Has,e.
October Il.
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PARIS, Ang;ust Is.

iAls day (Sunday3shis majesty the eSs
pas0d king. receiveda numescus depu.
A'aOs The kingdom OF 6essphsIis.
as o'slack ais majesty presented hins-
N VIM the accustomed ceremonial, at
Tpalsee Of tie legislative todvto open;
N His sersssh ighuess the prince
y Srand.eiecsor haviag obtained his ma,
'ys permission 10 adminisser the oath
zoe deputies of the legislative body
sa'a since the session OF the year Ia, the
\, ], aominal of ,hess deputies was made
ALsjeas, and each OF then took the
:, lhs foot of the thsole.
3 appeal being ended, his MAJESTY
ps0'lsmen, deputies from tie depart.
asaothe Legislative body, Gen,lemeu.
.'ss ADD members of my conncii OF
e yoars FAST session, Eew vars, new
ms new treaties of peace have chang
=. political face of Europe.
NE house of Brsndenbure, the first
- ~ssked our independence, still reigDs,
. to The sincere friendship with
~ !, a az inspired for the powerful en-.
aei the north.
e. .s'snch prince will reign npon the
~. e will know to concilla,e the in-
s ! ms new subjects, with the FIRST
- noss sacred dulles.
+ n as house of Saxony has recovered,
W. ~ss, The independence which il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-12
| JAMES eSANDERSOM
ALEXANDRIA RACES.

|TSHE ALExxspRIA JOCKEY CLUB RACES
II will commence on TUESDAY the Sd
day Of November next, the course will be in
he greatest stile, and enclosed by complete
fence
The first days purse will not be less than
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and will
probably be more than that sum--all arrange:
ments will be published sometime previous to
the races.
Subscribers will pay their subscriptions to
Mr.. James Sanderson, treasurer. Mr.. John,
Hodgkinis appointed clerk of the course, and
all arrangements respecting the course isycst-.
ed in him.
James s. Scott, Seey.
August IS - astlavtf
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! ,ou,ee Of supportwhieh 10 that

~ would be oPen g h' !,
sssat' r ,,sv be apprehsoded that from the
Ar s. such measures, ditsicuities
sd'p''s s,;ss ia ,hssiosercourss from which
p'sss 20. sal Iadiss a, preseet derive eonsi-
Iae J, - s,anor,ioo OF some oflshesr supplies
3sf'0's = s n,mi,tes have shooga It their duty
gov IKE ], iiIqoiry iOso the resources IN that
70 D- - which recourse might be had
is'P.s - an eysat. During lhs only peri.
% , ri, Affords an example Ct The susPea.
" =, "' e ,hat intercourse the evidence con-
=. :. s 10 The fac. OF . spppsy having been
- ,;;oyd fshodeh not wilaout sempsfary
e0 s sreasionai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from ava.
- - 4 sources which may reasonshsy be
'5 I,d anon, 10 case of sneh necessity, AZ
8 .,,srDt romsat., 10 greater anouat
3 sss,he former period, Prom the exam.
~ &C psrsoas whoin consequence CT
~ y ;Jsnce.in the British North Ane-
' VIM settlements, or exsensivs commercial
. sso,eslons with then, possesses the beat
''f,msncu IS 10 their present sta tusure:
,.sarcrs, there isground &c sslleve that
NJ ~. supply Of The principle as:ieles os
i 'ss nieb: be obsained froaa thence I'm.
s "a. andso expect that, With due en-,
..srsgtm n.frhe quantity Of that supply
.;sh,hs iocre Sssd 10 an7 extent.
The ibs soo2ly OF four which they could a.
essen, :iford 10 the West Iadia market
rro,ld bs sl,a!., and Of interior qualiiv.--
nv sppsar 10 be capable of stfordinc a
,,ss supply Ct fish; and what deficiency
IN, exist in other aricles of sals provisi.
,sniehs be made up BY slPpilss from
Egope,
IIooo he whole, the impression which
,a, rommitser have rceeivesiis, tha, the
ia. DOW ear.ied on between the British
,g,s, lrdir. aud the United Ssa:ss Of A.
,.,;ts. is very conyeniens and advantage.
~ 10 lie iioh sbitsn,s Of our colonies ADD
r.s which they could not relinauish with.
ns esssniial drsfinent, unless II were
papsusaied by other advantages ]; but that
j, no, esseniial TO their existence, or
uaiyslcDt 10 the disadvantages ct their
y,ualiou, 10 those respects who. sYour
rnniuse have already gone through in
Ne presens slater
Your somGis,cel having briefly stated the
d,lrssssa situation of she Wess India plan.
fr-,he causes which have graeIoslly pro Z
dard bis d;s,ress, which arc beyond his
r.sk to remedy, and which must continue
nop:rs,e with increased effect: and hav
ng stated such measures Of relief as have
sto sasg-ssed TO them, and such as, from
tt;brsT sources of informasioo, appear
ss. sdeqcats teI,he epd 10 view, havr on.
NO add, that ifthose remedies are liable
sshjsctiaas and difficulties, there !. oa the
sAsI:aasd ;hs stronges, cencurrrns tessi-
torY art 2ro0f, that un!ess some speedy
mthcisn; measures of relief are adop,ed
Etru'u e great uumbcr ofshr planters,
aoiaetsoas 10 thiseopassys holding an.
iHiss, and sther@ise, depended. upon
Sit psoPristors For their income. most
fulahay very 5000 rake place, which
@bsio!lowea by the loss of a ysst capi.
@sdgancrd cn securities in those couu.
essad BY the most fatal inJary 10 the
aaasscial, maritime. ard financial inter.
nsfGFsas Britain
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Advertisement.

THE: paBlic are hereby notified; that PEI
tision will be presented to the next general
assembly of Virginia praying that a company
be incorporated to pave a. road leading from
Fauquier courthouse by the Buckland-M Mills
ete Fairfax courthouse, in the direction to A.
lexandria.
OCTOBER, ~ I2Wst
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To 4 great Bargain.
October Il.

THE subscriber offers for sale the House
shc lately purchased of the Bank. It will be
sold much below its real value, and a credit
given that shall suit the purchaser
If not sold shortly it will be rented.
a.. Holbrook.
Octobers. go
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alrranbrta Eailp rberfiser.
! MONDAY, CcToER -.

Arrived, dhip Vim. & john, capt.
Woodhoufe, from Liverpool Lay
Goods & Crates Sundty Merchants.
ALTO, fhip Leonidas, capt. NtsKen-
zie, from Liverpool Dry Goods
Sundry Merchants.
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and of the city Of Dantzic, have recovered
their country and their rights.
$ All nasions, with one gencral accord,
are rejoicing that the malignant influence
! which England has exercised overthe con.
t;ncnt is destroyed forever. Isl.
$ France is united 20 the people Of Ger
many by the laws ofthe confederation Of
the Rhine; to those of SPAN, of Holland,
of Switzerland, and of Italy, by the laws
of our trderasiye SYSTEM. Our aew reIa.
.icrsewilh Russia ate ccmented BY the re.
ciprocal esteem Of the Two grea. nations.
i In all tia, j have done, / have Had
solely 10 view The happiness Of my people,,
more dsar TO my eyes than nlhsaTy gle.
~.
g 7 desire Iparasime peace Resent.
men, will not have the smallest Influence o.
Rvrr ny determinations. | cannot have
any againss nation the sport and victim
Of the parties by which it is torn, & which
SIS kept 10 darkness on the situation OF its
own affairs as well as those OF her neigh.
bors.
:. But whatever may be the issue which
The DEGREES Of Providence may assisu 10
the maritime contest, my people will always
s6nd me the same, and shall always find
my people worthy of me.
Frenehmen, your conSuc, duriug The
latter times in which your emperor has
been ssparassd from you more than SOC
.leag..rs, has augmented my esteem aud
opinion. which bad conceived of your
character i havesfslt proud in bsing the
6rst among you II duriug these ten mopihs
OF absence and peril, T,have:been present
to your thoughta. the marks of love which
you nave given me have excised constant
" my most lively emotions AlImy so.
hei,uGes. every thing thar could have re-
laiiou TO The care of my own person, did
not affect ne 10 any other way than as
connected with your interest, ADD from lis
Importance to yonr future destiny. You
are good aud q great people.
have n,edna,ed different dispositions
sfor simplifying and pertecting cur iassNu
| tionas
6 I be nation.has experienced the happi.-
cstscGccts from the establishment of the
legion of honor. have created several in.
|perialtisiessto give anew lusire to the most
Distinguished of my subjects, to reward
glorious seF.Iccs Gy glorious recompences,
and for preventing t:le return OF every feu.
dal si.ss Incompatible with our .eons.itu..
tious. Is
=, :. The acoonnts osiny ministers cfa.
nance and of public treasure, will exhibit TO
you The prosperous state Of our finances.
My people will experience a considerable
deduction from the landed contribh.icn.. 6
:. My minister Of the interior will make
you acquainted with the works which have
been commenced or flashed but that
which remains to BE- done, is of still great
er Importance for wish 70 see in every
part of my empire, even in the smallest
hamlet, the comfor. otthe citizens and the
value OF the lands augmented by the effect
of,he generalisysseE Of amelioration which
B have conceived.
Gentlemen deputies from the depart,
ments toshe,legislatiye body, your assist.
ance will be necessary to enable me to ar !.
rive at this great result, and ! have the
RICH. to. calcalase constantly upon it,
*
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Latest Proceedings.
Thu,sday, SEPT. 3.

a.
On this day the cxamiaa;lcn q! esiaeEce
on the motion 10 commit Aaron bniI,
Herman Blannelhassr.. aud lsraelSni5h,
was declared BY The COUNSEL onbo:h sdsa-
to.bc closed.
Mr. Hsy opeaed the argument op he
part Of the Uaited sois.es. His nel.kncwu
what counsel vi take part 10 this in pors.
ant discussion blu, is rspscsed .s,:eif ar.
gumsn,s viii hs very able sra iE:ssssi
ipg. :.
The Two last days OF tbsecou.i. were !sk
en- Up IN The eEas..na.ion Of major J.Ees,
Bruif. a witness on The par. OF ihc defence,
who implicated gee stsi Wiikio.on, VITA he
explanation ei general WILKINSON and the
evidence Of Witnesses brought ferwsrd 10
Inva!ieate the test smony Ct ,aaiar urca.
"A letter from Lcndon, Iuly 20, says, Mr..
Munroe's secretary arrived ii Iselldcn ON
Thursday last, Llibging from hmeiics tl,s
un,atifra-treaty. lis excclicrey Mir. NJ. is
.notSery well pleased with IFS beingretuited,
though he SAYS it could not have been sert
b.ck At a more favorable time.
It>is reported that Cardinal Fesch cndea-
vorsd to induce the claimant ef TIE British
Crown, cardinal York. who died lately, TO
,bcqucath his prctcnsions 70 Eonaparte. Ihe
application vas. nnsnecesst,;l.
Mammoth There wss raised
this yearin the garden Of a gentleman il tits
town,-a eucnnter, tie Lengths of which was
sixteen md a quarter inches, and the circum
ference fourteen &an half inches. The weight
of it was six pounds This may account for
the COOL weather we have had SO much OF.
Salent taltc1-.
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Public Sale.

To MORROW, will be sold, at the venate
Store,
6sbarrels and 10 bags Coffee,
on credit Of sixty days.
PIG. MarGelIer.
Ocsoler r..
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SEMLIN, AUGUST S.

SEMLIN, august S.
Letters from Jassy, written by christian
merchants, affirm that the duke Of Richie.
lieu has received orders to join bis corps,
The army which was acting against Persia,
and 70 cross that. kingdom for the purpose
of going to attack the Esg!ish possessions
10 India. The Persian monarch, Feth.
Ally .Shs. is abort being Invited by 40 EN-.
bassy, 10 make common esase with Rus
sia agans. England.
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY next, at i O'Clock, will be
sold, on the premises.
A two story Houfe and Lot
of Ground, situated on Prince. street, between
St. Asaph and Pitt-streets-the lot fronts 90
feet, and in depth IS feet. A liberal credit
will be given, which VIII be made known at
the place of sale. 81
p. G. Maraellsr.
. October r.. dts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-02
Lands for Sale.

pY virtue Of deed of ,rus; EXECUTED by DabnSt.
~ Williamson and wife TO rhe subscribers.
bearing dare The scVen,h day of Ma CHI enc
thousand eight hundred and seven fer .ecurlrg
Il dcb' therein mentioned. will be offered tor
sale. TO the highest biddsr. on the pse uises on
Tue sday the twenty second day OF eptember
next, the TRACT OF LAND, vhereon the
aid Williamson n. W reside. containing b. a
ate survey, three hundred and Atty f,ui acres.
This land lies IN Henr,co county. Within Eve
miles OF the city of Richmond on tie Brook,
mar the stage road /; thers j. abou one third of
this land well tnbtJed wrih oak hickory ind
pine. This tract OF land is veil worth The arsa,
ten'ion of any gentien an who wishes tn have
iatm IN the vicinity OF Richr snd il KS well
ard is is good in quail rs any IN the heighbor.
hood. Ih're is this land a dwelling house
esih two rooms and a passage on the l,wsr Hsop
VITA two roorns above which may with ittls
'ePai' be msde II; too tia accommodSt on e n
gen'ee family with all othsr necessaay QUE
houses, su.h as Kitchen dcIry. n.a, house BAN.
aoie, &c. ih a well Of excellent v2ier in tho
yard. further desc tion is thbughl rnneceJ.
slry. aS il Is pretumsd no one will rurchass
~nh"u- hrss viewing The premises The fms
OF sale viii be twelve hund ed dollar cash; ths
balance IN two efnal animal payments g b Sc
cured by a dc OF trust tke land, or oIhsr Ga :.
udae'o'y security, hen a god aud sufficient
ti'ie viii be made, and possession given by
Thomas n. proSser, } 49,.
run Shefhard, A'HSfeeS
28th August 8O7. Wit
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| Hoods, we're carried ii, board tss frissses
~ the Unlied 81 ties, which they were pres
2aring for sea at Norfolk, and that unt 81
said guns now lies ut Wharf at 4sortss
mouth
SAT the mouth Of the creek ON which is
the landing of the college of William and
Mary there is one or more cannon ono
piece very large.
!" At some place on tlic Eastern shhfes
(Which place was not paIt cuiarly designat
ted to mel there is enc Grass 4pountler, tvs
iron IS Founders, 8 iron l2 Founders, 5iroa
Founders, Slron 8 po'indefs, and one ito,
inch Howitzer.
SAT the ella public ship-tard OF Chichaios
m'ny river IN Charles Cry, there are ses
veral pieces otifoh ordnance, among which,
are, one l8 and one / 2 FOUNDER: 1 VIVA
informed that when the British army ra~
vaged the COUNTY OF Charles City, scvtrst
pieces OF cannon were thrGwn into u saws
PIT, near the said ship-yard, where shey
now lie buried
sat Cumberland town, there are toe
were) several large p cess II brass orda
nance.
Misunderstanding there is one OF more
brass pieces.
t" AZ Williamsburg, 3 iron IL pnundef.a.l
SAT the mouth ct Fall ng-creek, abous
seven miles below Richmond, one large iron ?
gun.
CAT Sohth-Quay, some ordhance4--theit,
number and size unknown.
/" At place called Diascon on Chiokahos
miny river, there were four or FIVE pieces.
At The Meadow bridges, or near thems
on the Hanover side of the swamp} two
'ron cannon were carried and left, when
the traitor Arnold lead party of the Bril-
tish army to Richmond.
SAT Hanover town, there is considerable
quantity OF Cannon shot, bomb shells, and
2 or ) iron mortar beds, most of which are
IN the river, but may be easily raised, the
water not being more than from l I-2 to 2
feet deep when the current is low.
"One Is or % FOUNDER lying under ~
bridge in SCOTS mili-dam, Nansemond.
cat Prince George courthouse, 9 iron
pieces"