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Go11greG6.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, October 90.
The unlimited buiinefS of yelerday rcfPett-
ing the appointment of Rauding committees
was taken up /; and the amendment OF Mr..
Bount, directing their election to be by ballot /,
were under confederation.
sir. Biomgt faid he did not think it ncce1ary
to ufe any arguments 10 fupport Of his motion,
bot, rs he confdgrcd it as embracing An iHpor-
tanf principle, he would take the liberty ofcall-
iur for the yeas and nays upon i.
The quetion was for lome time waved til
the clerk could make out an alphabetical lid of
the mcnhers.
On the motion Of MIR. D. z. HIhgq1i5, the
Houi. adopted the following reiuiotion
6cj0iUe9, That the Clerk be directed to OBJ
tain newspapers from any numher of offices
which members may direct, 3yoVidSd fbe tx
be7f doesngf cxrt~d fbe aDIom4f Of fbe pries of
fbyce dsiiy re7olba6frs. TO.
After tome une, the Speaker informed the
Houfe that the Clerk had prepared an alphabet
cal liH ct the uefnbcrs.
MIR. b cum hoped the queiton on his amend
ment to the refOluion for appointing Gauding
committees would Immediately be taken,
hlr, EIliotf fad, tnst this auction would de-
eide principle Or Tome coUttqueuce. The
ecb1cEAu from &ew.J<Hy ,M.. So1n) bad
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WASHINGTON CO. 81

The Hall Of the HOME of Representatives. was on
this day opened for the fIrtt time. We rlque nothing
in pronouncing it chef d'Guvre Of architectural Kill
IL was anticipated, by hofs who had paid critical at
tsntinn TO the plan, and who acquainted with
the talents Of the architea,' tiat it would be the
handiomeA room i'll the world occupied by de!ibe
rafive body. Thofe who have feen the rooms occtp-
ed by European public bodies attelt the accuracy of
the prediction. We fhalI prefent attenipt def
erPtion OF ii; reierving this qualification for oe u
ture period of leifure III the mean time we ihall
barely remark, that entering it, the peaator feels
new and ftrong isnfation of Peaure, from the iplen
dor and elegance Of all that iurrounds him,
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" mr.. ZairO6e.

The Vice-Prefdent yeGerday took the chair oFthe
Senate At The opening Of tEat body. We have plea
fure ia Rating him 10 be in good Health.
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Eo.P gHE ENQUIRER.

CYfHERs.--in conn''ouoe With previous pr,.niE.
We pre'ent readrs With the following aceo,lnr
OF rhe srbberS when have been Exhibited 20 The
court curing the ate trial They may f-eve 10
CRAFTY Their eurio!:y, ard Afford ion,e amulenlenc
to An IDLE hour.
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The oppreIed People Of Treiand--The Repubf.
can, of America, fympathize in their dareffes.
PErERssUnC.


The Day. The fpirit at 20 rifles like giant re-
retrefhed by wine, and ike the facred fire in the
temple of the Gods. fha burn in the bofoms OF Anne
rieans till time ecaie.
The people; Too wife e. be de'uded TOO honefl
TO be corrupted too proud TO be oppreed, and too
mighty TO be lubdued.
Louiliana, and the Weftsrn territory. Under the
genial influence OF equal laws, they will long be-
come brilliant lars in Connellation.
The Memory of John Thornton. His fhade now
lowering Ger his country, looks to liberty and points
t. battle.
The Britih Government. It is pcrfeeution, petit
lence and potion TO the nations of the world
Berkeley the Britih Admiral. 7, i. bafe and
cewardiy deifrov thofe who have no previou. no.
ts of the intended injury, and unprepared to
Peii,.
Onr Fellow Citizens Of Norfolk Their voices re-
found the language, their bofoms burn with the fire
OF the revolution.
The Militia. Their courage and dreadful rife
Will teach their enemies that they are more than equal
for the hrit mon:ents Of -rer
Or Grave Tars. They burn to avenge their MUIR
dsred brothers.
Woman. Cur dear incentive 70 virtuous enter
prize be her fsrours the reward of the Jun & lave,
and never fquanderej on the rscreant traitor.
General Wilkinion, the juH ard faithful fsrvant
Of the people: his eonduta will eniurc to him not
the WI t'i nonarehs wear, but the unbounded
love and confidence Of his felow-ctiz Ems.
Major Perkins, tis fentinel of freedom, the vig-
lent friend Of his county.
The cup Of coucilstion is exhauaed, the quiytr of
American thunder is full.
George Hay, Alex McRae, and William
Writ; Their exertors in the oanle Of their country
entnle them to the confidence and refpea of their
coun;rymen.
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WASHINGTON. Inlv g.

A Pilot Boat yeiterday arrived with an exDrefs
to the Secretary of the Navy, from capt. Deca-
tur, communicating the following important
intelligence
On the afternoon of the Sd inf. the four Bril-
tiih ihlPs of war came into Hampton Roads,
and occupied a ftation between Hampton and
Norfolk. Tenders we're ieen to leave the fri
gates, and to afcertain the foundings beyond
the narrows, in the direction of Norfolk.
This, with other circumstances, led cant.
Decatur 70 believe that their Object was to take
the Chefapeake and French frigate lying at
Norfolk, if not to threaten the town.
1t is reprefented that the depth of water is
fuficient to allow the paiTage of three of the
BritIih ihips through the Darrows.
On the Proceeding morning private veiiel
PliIing from Norfolk to Hampton was Popped
by the Brtilh fhips, and demand made to
carry letter back to Norfolk. This the CAD
tain at irft refufsd, but on the Britiih comman.
der threatening to fink him in cafe of non-eom-
pliance, be agreed % take the letter. The let
ter addrefrcd to the people of Norfolk, &
declared that unIefs they relcinded their relo-
lutons, there Gould be rigorous blockade,
by which the entrance or departure of all VET
fels would be Prohibited.
So inpreiIed was capt. Decatur with its be-
ing the object of the Brltifh to take the Chela.
peakc, that he had his men at quarters during
the whole of the night Of the Sd infant. The
four gun boats lt3ted to he in readiness AT Nor
folk had not failed for Hampton, Capt. ID .ca-
| tur having judged it advifabe to- keep them for
the defence of the Cheidpeake, with which vef.
| Eel the French frigate was ready to cooperate.
-Four other gun boats in the neighborhood of
Norfolk are getting ready.
The exprefs left Norfolk on the 4th late in
the day. After the boat had pafed the frigates,
which was effected wtt 20 much fucccGs As
! altogether 10 eicape their notice, the comman-
der faw a boat paliing from Hampton towards
Norfolk, hailed by the Brtiih and afterwards
return back towards Hampton. From this it
| is inferred that the blockade was then in actual
| force.
Here then is nate of things we'll calculated
to excite the higheH lolicitude. We nlall
! feize the earef moment to communicate to
! he public whatever fhall folow.--Naf. INT.
! The Chevalier dc FORONDA on MONDAY
prefented his credentials as Charge des AiTIres,
from his Catholic Mljeny to the United States,
fucceeding to the diplomatic functions of the
! firquis Yruio, and was afterwards 10 that cha
tatter received by the Prtfident.
MIR. LENA, attached 10 the legation, was al
70 preisnted to the Prelidcnt. II.
! Orders have been iGued from the War Office
to the Governors Of the fevsral ftates, making
a rcqui6tion Of one hundred thouland MILL.
! TIA, to be ready TO take the field at a moments
/ warning, ard authorizing the acceptance OF vo.
/ Iunteers. Young men of America r1ily round
the fand7rd of your country, and prepar,
yourielyss, in cafe of necelfty, to oyerwbelm
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TIE Love,'t Wis6.

TIE Love,'s E1isS.
OF love, every leiTnn fhe knows
My Cara- will freely impar,,
Yet alas every feature but ihews
She learnt from the eyes-not the heart
The hazel orb, languid, and fring'd
With ioft iilken texture Of black
The portals of breath jutt unhing'l,
Inviting the balmy attack.
MY ieni-s would twin in her eye,
My foul through her lips could pour,
But when TO her arms would fy--
lis langour and fmile-nothing more
It's wanting the foul that lhould fpring,
The puiie that will throb with the touch
It's wanting The ligh, that would Gug,
o." fear me, love yon too much !"
Is nature, f.rgetful to blame
Can nature 70 illviihly tire
Give a form the Naades might flame?
Not Louk from Der be00'niy fire
Has long buried art newly rifen,
From Egypt, improv'd by the way;
EmbowePd the maid for fealon,
LET the heart bring the form to decay
Grant heaven ! oh grant me boon
Let death end this torturing life
Or give to my Cara, and loon
AT leaf, as much warmth as fte's life.
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July g, 1907.
TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY

TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.
In purIuance OF Deed Of Truh, from. David Ro(s
Eiq. bearing date on the 5th day of July, 1906,
and recorded IN the general court in order to ruC
the FUN of 57,769 25-loO dolls. and intereR due.
Oil Sundry bonds, to Cranberry and Hancock and
to Littieton Waller Tazewell, and further fun of
10000 dois and upwards with interell due alto OIL
fundry bonds, to the lad Cranberry and HancccL,
and the charges and expenses of iale
! HOSE well known MILLS with the aprurte-
L names in the city Of Richmond, called the CO.
lumbar Mills. Two undivided third parts of the
Deep Run Coal pits, in the comfy of Henrico, con-
tanning about 1850 acres or LET'S. Two undivi-
ded third parts of the Falling Creek Coal Pits in the
cointy OF Cheiterhed containing about one hundred
acres. Two undivided third parts of the Diver Coal
Lands in the county of Goochand containing about
ninety acres, which three fevera tracts of Coal Land
were held ~ partnerihp between the aid David Rof
and james Curre decd Allo all that traa or parce,
OF Landin the county Of Goochland, known by the
name OF GOOchauj court-houle, containing abou-
fifteen hundred acres more or lels ALTO twelve hum
bred acres of Land in Goochiand county called How
ards Neck, before pledged to Galley and Chiffon for
debt due to them and ecured by deed of trua, bear
ing date the 24;h day of MAY, 1906, and reeor.
ded in the general court
The Columbian Mills & appurtenances are fub;eG
to ground rent to Samuel Overton and the iaid
Mills and the tracts Of Coal Land frR n1ention
ed pledged Tor the iscury of fundry fums of mo-
ney, due TO MIRA Frances Tabb and VIM 3. Giles, adj
minifrator of John Tabb, deceafed-a large proper
ton OF which, itated by the iad Ro(5 to have 5se
paid x other eaates pledged for the balance, For
further information This fubea, perfons inclined TO
purehale, referred The iaid Rofs or i, may be-
obtained on application to the lub(crbers.
The greater part of the debt due to p Chiffon, and
fecured by deed Of trua above mentioned, beating
date the gath day of May, 1906, has been paid there
being now a balance due him of only 1854 75-lOo
yytf f.srue nj
Of which will he exhibited Oh the day If fae.
The faes will take place at the Eagie-ravern, on
Thurfday the fourth day Of September next.
i. w. kOOTES,
WILSON ALLEN, 1TYFeF''
July ~. fdC
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Williamsburg, July 6, 1907.

Al a meeting of the militia of Gloucefter coun-
ty, AZ the Court EIouIe on I hurfday the 81
July, so7, convened for the purpofe of TAX
ing into confederation the late unparalleled,
hottie and cowsTdiy attack of the Britiri llip
the Leopard, in company with Bntifh fqnad-
ron under the orders of Commodore Doug.
las, on the dsfeEce'efs United S ates Frigate
MISREPRESENTATION Co7fe, Lieut.. Col
Commarda1t of the CIR keginent, Chair
man Mann Pags, Sec'ry.
The following declaration and refolutioHs were
unsnimoui!y agreed to- 10y the meeting.
Remote from the theatre oG European poll
tics, aud cutiyating the acts Cf peace, peculiar
~ corgenisl with the phyfcal and political f.
'tuatlon OF orr country, the ci:izcus of America
hal fondiy hoped shat the nlodsraiion and juE
Hce Of their conduct towards foreign nations
would have been completely rcciprocated by
them
With emotions fromwhich Indignation could
not be excluded, we rad long viewed the con-
due Of the Britif veTrs OF war:
They had feized and p'rrdered our venels
purifying q lawful commerce even within our
juriidiftiona liG'iis:
They had infuE,d va in orr poris-Thev
had murdered an innocent ci,lzgn--f5nt tht it
were held out to us as the un7uthorzvd acts OF
Incorporate individuals--Wc have been de-
ccived. The acquiltal Ct Whiu,y, the MUIR
der OF Pierce, aud the late prcmeii.ated con.
due of tie squadron under the orders Of Com
modore DJuRl's, have di!ipaled every doubt
that The .iUlaticns C our neutral rights, the
impreiimOt OF our feamer--thc ;tpred4tions
committed ON our Commerce on our roaas. o.
tie iniu..s offered 10 "a Ia our porls--thc nur-
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NOTICE

HE PartperhiP known by the firm Of Lyle and
MtCredie, is-dilIoIved by the death of the part
ner, George McCredic The fubierber, the Girvi-
ving partner Of this houie requels all thoe indebted
to thai concern TO make fpesdy payments to him, Az
ne IS now the Only Perlon "ho can grant the proper
receipts and diicbsrges for thofe debts
1huic who may have claims on chat firm. are re-
queted to come forward that they may be adiuned
aud paid JAMES LYLE
Manchester, July ~. sw
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Last Gbei.tng's aoail.
PHILADELPHIA, IuIv
ss--slr

PHILADELPI1IA, July Z.
The report of this morning Gays the New
York Evening Pot of Friday Iat, y turns out TO
be too true that the Revenue Cutter of the u
nited States, having the VIce-Preiident on
board, with his daughter, was hailed and or
dered to bring to, and gun fired for that pur-
pofe by one of the Brit!l, fpuadron off the
CaPes of Virginia. Finding ihe kept on, they
manned Launch aad chafed her, but breeze
fptinging up, the Cutter was foon out of reach,
on which the Launch gave up the chafe after
firing volly of mufketry.
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Teite,
BENJAMtS ANDERSON, See'ry.

On Wednesday at G a. NJ. the troop of ca.
valfy, commanded by Capt. Is. SHEPPARD, took
up their line Of march for Norfolk. Their ap.
pearance proved them read for actual fervice.
They were elcorted by the Artillery beyond the
vicinity.
At O'Clock the detachment Of Light Infan-
try, Captain William Relaxation, and Repub-
lican Blues, Captain p. Randolph, began their
march upon the fame expedition; efcorted by
the Artillery, Shockoe Volunteers, and feveral
companies OF milita, 10 the plain below Rock
cite when appropriate Elutes were exchang-
ca, and they continued their march.
IT il impCllib!e to exprefs the general efFed
which tbe(e acts Of voluntary patfiolfm have
produced, every bofUm glowed with a!teri sie
emotons Of joy aud regret il did indeed af-
ford icufatIon of inexpreiIiblc delight 10 be.
hold 10 many Of our friends and neighbours
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TO EDITORS.

a PERSON adequate to eondu9 the mechanical
part Of a Printing Office, would engage in a per-
mauent iltuation, it immediate application be made
TO a. b. po,t-o Office, Richmond. All neceiiary rsqsi-
Gtlons viii. be given.
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At a meeting of fundry citizens of Wliiamf
burg, convened for the purpofe of forming a
Volunteer Company, IHiIGam Waller was
called to the Clair, and WTiiau Shields ap.
pointed Secretary.
Rtj6fved unanim0yly, That the prefent mo-
ment is calculated to awaken the mot generous
and patriotic feelings Of The human heart, that
every puriuit of private life ought to be TUDOR.
dilate TO public fervice, and that each citizen
who feels the love of country glow within his
breaf, mutt feel prompted to depolt an offer
of bis individual efo:.s CT shc altar Of national
welfare.
Rejohoed DanimoyRy, That we obferve with
plea!nre, the fprit that pervades every part of
Virginia; that we joa cordially in ;he fenfibi-
lily of the times, ard proffer Nth eageraefs
our fervices to the Executive of this rate, and
to that of the United States.
Rsjoip'ed mnHni7ogly, That an election of
officers he Immediately made, and that the cap
tain tranimit copy of the above refolutions,
to the Executive of this Rate, and to that of the
United States.
An election being made, Robert Anderfon
WIS unanimously elected Captain, John Good
all, Lieu'enani, and William Waller, Enfirn.
WILLIAM WALLER, PreGdsnt.
WILLIAM SHIELDS, Sec'ry.
Williamsburg, july 6, 1907.
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der OF our citizens, AID he attack ca lie Gle.
iapca'Se Frigate, arc links in chain of fyftema.
,ized hsftii,y on the part of the Britiih govern
ment towards the United States.-We rely on
the widom and energy of our contributed au-
thor''ieS. aud truit tlat if the cup of concilia-
ton be cxhauhed, Americans can have but one
continent.
IN. RS/ofq'ed therefore, That rs much as we de-
Precdte the horrors of war, we ready to en-
counter all its evils, and fuffer every privation
rather than inbmt to the violations OF our rights
as nation, and to the infuting s. hottie con.
duct OF the Hips Of war of his Britannia Ma
jefy.
end. Re/oi1,e3, that until the connituted au-
thorities ihal have decided on the conduct TO
be purified, no proviiions, aid, or comfort
fhould be fuffered TO he furniflied TO the ihips
of his Britannia MaieRy.
srd. Re/oi1ed, that whoever Gial! directly or
indirectly iupply the Britilh ilips Of war OF
our coats with provilions or water,or with any
other aid or comfort, will deferve to be hello as
infamous and as traitors TO their country.
9TH. Re<oiVed, That the officers of this Re-
giment will hold themielves in readineis to o.
hey and execute any orders which they may re-
eeive from the executive of the Unit I'd States,
or OF this fate, which they may think condu-
GIVE to the welfare or honour OF their country.
5th. Rs/oived, that this meeting highly APP
proves of the fpirited conduct of their fellow
citizens of Norfolk, Portfmouth and Hamp-
ton.
9th. Ref0ived, that copies of the proceedings
OF this meeting be tranimitted by the Chair man
to the Prelident of the United States, the Co
vernon of this commonwealth, and TO the COM
mittee of correspondence in Norfolk and that
they be pnbliihed in tie Enquirer and Argus of
Richmond.
Copy. Tefe,
MORDECAI COOKE, Chairman.
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July 5, 1906.

To CAPT. Harry Hail and ID. Manebseer Caoalry.
The offer ofyour iervices in fupporr of the ght,
OF your country, merits and the higheit prae
and whenever the moment arrives in which th.fe
rights mutt appeal to the public arm for fupport the
iPirt from which your offer flows, that which AMI
mates our nation, will be their fuffcient fafeguard
To the legllture will be rendered faithful account
OF the events which have 70 juitly excited the fenfb-
tas oil our country, of the meafures taken TO obtain
reParaon, and their refult * to their wildon, will
belong the coGrfe to be ultimately purified.
In the mean time it is duty to purdue that pre-
fcribed by the exiting laws; towards which, ffiouId
your tervices be requte, this offer of them will be
remembered.
tender you, for your country, the thanks you 70
jufly deferve.
tn: JEFFERSON.
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NJ ;-'chaibi- energy, she vi6Ia,ots 5 sf-7
rights n.
- -. Co.. ~. q. y ~

rights ID.
.s -. n.--- H.. a.. "a
E*fT0d Of n letter from t6s H,ncrTede Coattff +;
lee. Le<korn.
-" am in hourly expectation thatitic vef1iSs
arreted by the French privateers I'LL be Nbr-
| rated and that fimiar evils will not he renew.
ed and ground this heliefon the letter which
have received from Jno. Armarong at Paris,
copy OF which / now enclofr to you" AK
COPY. t
Paris, March 1907 !,
SIR, ,. s..t. to
have received the feveral letters you baua
done me the honor to write me, in relation.p,
certain American vefiels defined TO LeesorS. \
and captured off that port.-Thefe captufSs
appear TO have been made under mifappr-
henhon OF the true meaning of the ImhrTll
decree, of the EN- OF November Ian, ,v,irirb
the government atfures me was not intendt 8ff,
alter in any way the commercial rela.jn,s1af
France and the United States, as regulates IN
their treaty of 500. A decilior OF the, c,uyr,
ofprizes which l expect every momrnti ataI
which cannot but CONFORM itlef TO the c!afiu.
RANGES will not only remedy the evils tHat,has.
happened but prevent the occurrence of .Ithcis
of fmiiar character. y,o,;,,g, h,
roe am, exc. him IN ,:t;od;i
toigned) sii' uTi: s5Y,.f
JOHN ARMSTRONG;
Appleton, Efq. Couiul of the, United, 5cusl
States or America, at Leghorn. IS arat
~ MIR. Erikine the Britf, miniNer has ar.
rived de o'ares the late aggreiIions unauthorized
and IS about to forward an immediate dill
patch to the Brtiih officer commanding at
Hampton.
E1!A. Fed.
A letter has been received in tows this NOR.
Ming from Warrington, which itates that Com
moDoRE DOUGLAS, the commanding officer
or the Britiih iquadrou, now lying near the
capes of Virginia, had arrived in thai city. The
object of his Witt is uuknown--thouga rumour
mas hated, his intention was TO Offer an APO.
LoGY for the MURDERS committed by his or
ders
30 Capt Hrs. Ri.Jaa]Su anltb. eosrpsuy of Richmond
Light Infa1sry Bircs.
The offer of your ftrvices in fupport of the rights
OF your country, merits and meets the higheh praie
aud whenever the moment arrives in which thee
rights mutt appeal to the public for iuppor,, the
iPir't from which your offer flows, that which AMI
mates cur nation will be their fufieient lafeguard
To the legilature will be rendered faithfu! ac
count OF the events which have 70 uly excited the
ieniibities of our country of the meaures taken to
obtain reparation, and of their refult and 70 their
wiidoni will belong the coure TO be ultimately purfu-
ed
In the mean time 1t rs our duty TO purfne that pre-
fcribed by the exiting laws; towards which, fhould
your iervices be requi!lte, this offer of them will be
remembered.
tender you, for your country, the thanks YOU 70
jultly deferve.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
July s, 1906.
To CAPT Harry Httb and ID. Maae5sRer Cnoairy.
The offer Of your fervces in fupporr of the rights
OF your country, merits and meets the hiphei rra
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busairs I; !: fz:r: G-o:n ant;ls cnd.;ril.eut, of
private life, and becoming the agents in vindi.
cation oftheir country's right the mott veal
thy and the mott INDECENT teenicd 90 be attuat-
ed by hut one foa; ali party and local di,inc-
tions were al once buried and no one ieemed
to recognize any other apps lation than that of
the folder of Liberty.
siN,--Hsving feen in your paper Of the 9th May
an aeeoun, OF the Arlington Sheep Shearing, and
luPpoiing thar my Lambs were fine, weighed the
heeees OF eigh, of the choie Eve Lambs the weights
of them 70 far exceeded my expectation that / am
induced for the reputation of my neighborhood as
well as TO enhance the value of my breed of Sheep,
and alto TO make ftep towards exciting uiefal
emulation among farmers, inform you of the Sheep
Shearing at Mount Airy, my reidence in Caroline
The weights of fleece and leng,h of wool were as
follows:
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o. |, weigh, of fleece Sd h. length of wool 6 In

Grofs VT. Of Lamb No. s after fhearing SO h.
Fleece of Is old Sheep weighed 63
Do OF Lambs 6oI-2
l23 l-2
Average ID and upwards.
We are informed, that Gen. Dayton, left
Elizabeth Town on the frh iultant, for this
City.
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10 Capt Wm. Pi-5araa, andtb+ company Of Richmond
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