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diffe Tasseis, ~ - IA
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Sill and Cotton unbsellas, SIS.
Fancy and plain SID, iar Ladfes t5resses.
SID .Shd1Dls and i7andk tyctisis,
Cotton Cosds and 1I;aasssis.
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% caA6riek and - Din,;sss, cempsete.
5,lt 81 Cotton ESdssJ, 10 lllsskiss dst,e ~ Il,
a. and a y Gambrsc& 1l1si;ns. dgtio Is. !
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ditto Common and Sspss,fne 6sek atssslii,,,s:
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dGyo 1ickfnR6usgs,
Gsmtry Lissa and TiD;lged Baes. 4
4 neot assssimeass b speIli ssished 1suek
Jiaheroiy 11amsa Lssiiag Giasses.
Common DSessnig ard paclet, d;tse,
IN sleyaas assortpsnf e Chi,la and b
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nltfel9 assprfed. M. ~
Gkosclsy aad b Esifre1 See.
1k<y nekitrN their siacrye tlIaaks n ]
fheir Sisads fas past aseuys, and =.
silss fafm nal spety thing on their DarS
shdit te dssle.fo R;vf sdfisf1cfian. 81
THodH4S C. .S1fIFH, e5Co. 81
4drfihs6usg, 1aiy 1 Z, 1907.
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Mouse and Lot, oec1b.ed ~ III. Ievi
Prize, q svhics fhsg NIL give . greaJ /
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u 4, ~ ~ s s. \
Captain Dong lass next adyer.ea g tn :
eonclnsion of the letter, 4 which nc ~
tefnative Df peace or war . left g MN.
self Re said upon this suhject, ,nat he
had DO orders 70 commit any oct OF hos-
tilisy, and that deere was no man from
whose intention Of wishes such - object
Wabm6Ee remote. T'hathe was anx.oua
% preserve the relations ef amity, winch
had existed between the Two govern
mcns, md that no act Of his should tend
| 10 interrupt their harmony unless be
was ordered BY HIS superiorstp perform
such acts. in which case, q m ofsser,
be mnst do his duty. Herepeated, how.
ever, thaf be had Il present no such Or.
ders, nor did be espec. 70 receive such.
He stated that no had IL IN charge gene.
rally. % guard his hag. and those under
iss protection from insult or assault of
ySay kind, and that this. In III Situations
be must unquestiohably do. But thar
any further measure he was liot at pre-
sent authorized, nor Was il bis inteniior
totake. I here stated 10 him many Ia
sultine nenaces which had beencotnmu-
uieaseJ in Norfolk, as coming fraaa
him. He. positively denied ever having
uttered any snch--declaredi il they had
been used by any, Of his oficers, tha.
they were unauthorised and disapbfoyed
.ofbv him, remarkine al the same time.
that he hoped all who.knew him. would
do him the justice 70 believe, that ne was
not ia the habit of using the language Of
threat : he here too AGAIN Ieferred % oil
the officers 20 say. II they had ever heard
him at any tis,e, even when speakineg
con6dentially 90 thenl. utter snch e.
! psrssions, and tAey united ID declaring
that they had ao,. 4, 81, 4.s IS So.
i A desultury coHyersation then tool
place between captain Douglass, the
other cabtains, and myself. which cont.
nued nearly an hour, in the course of
which many reriarks were made, which
,hadno reference 10 tie subject .df yotir
letter, or were ii any way connected with
III: these, sir. 4 have already commu.
nieated 10 yo,srseF. and % IN nv fellow.
Eeitizens, with whom have converted
upons this subject; but q they are not
connected w,ththe subject 81. yourletter.
l presume il would Sc unns cessary aealn
10 detail them. In the course 81 III.
conversation, I described 10 thenr 81
well As was able the .entiufents which
universally prevailed. through the conn.
nv al this time. the cause. from whence
I;ruroceeded. and The rifects Il would
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HIS llJtsty' ] ship Bsiond. Hanp
ton ksads. 6rk ju1y, 1907. s.

!. ron heads, ofA july 1907.
IN !. Sia,
| have the honor 10 acknowiedEe. she
receipt Of your letter 81 the 4ih instant,
10 answer 20 mine Of the preeedipe day.
requesting that tie British eonsul might
be restored % bis powers. a 4
s. As every ciFesmstance relative 10 tie
above communication was so fully dis.
cusssd ID presence cFthe gentlemen; de-
Puted By the laaEistracy az Norfolk, as
bearers Of yoird isPateh, have only Ia
addition 70 remark, that 70 far as I am
individually eoncerusd, every exer,aon
shall Be used thar can. consisten, With
the honor and dignity ofths British ilae,
tend to m amieable eerminasion. q
have ne honbr % Be IS
Sin
II Tour obedisnt hauble seryst
/. Il. DOUGLAS. Is &
Richard E. Lee, Esq. Mayor J.
q of,hs borough of Norfolk,
Virginia. g
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NSPotAHAuSW uS @Ayuts t08SAer WlGh
The 2nd letter ofesptaia Douglass
! ;: -, :. 9s.tsa, y.4ys. s,os,. :.
I. IN pursuaues Of your reqaes., I
this day went down The British squa,
dron. lying in Hampton Roads. Tor che
purpose of delivering the letser with
which Waa charged 70 saptain Doug.
lsss & on arriving along side his ship. The
BellonA. Twas inyited on board, ressi-
we'd by captain Doug glass himself &c the
head Of the gang .way, and conducted 70
bis cahins uhere I found assembled Ill
sheespsSins pf tie squadron II imme-5
diately informed him THAI yoa had We
sterday received i setter from him he:
auswsr 10 which I Ind been requested
todeEysr. and pleced il In his hands.
He read the letter very atsentively. and
then handed Il 10 captain Hardy from
whom Il rassed 20 the pther. captains ID
successlor. When DIZZY had an parnaed
itcaptain Doug lass observed % me. = I
presume sir, you are acquaintedc with
the contents Of tins letter !" ] toid him /
wa. perfectly 50. He then stated that
his letter must have heen misapprehen-
ded, that Il contained no expression nt
menace which he reeollected. and il
sertainly was not his ineention 20 use
language which could b. construed %
bnvey such IDEAS h referred y cap.
tain Hardy saying. that be had shewn
him the letter previously % ID being
sent, and had requested his opinion IS
10 ia sentimentss csptain Hardy con-
curredwhh eapsain Dougl IA the opini.
On and obiects Of the eommunication.
Then remarked 70 them the particular
expression Ia the letter. which ronsi-
dered as the language Of threat and adj
yerted 10 the circnrnstanee OF the word,
!. immediately annulled = being under
scored. He said that this nnderscorine
must have been dome BY bis clerk, With
ont his direction and hti escaped his %.
serva,ion, bun again assured me upon
his honor, thar Il my expression 10 ths
letter wore the appearance % ! threat. il
M a6t inseai u = ~ 50 unisrssosl
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NORFOLK. lSly i.

ouriast noticed the correspondence
between captain Douglass and the mayor
Of or borough. Wenow are ensbled 70
present our readers Rith he following
report made 70 the mayor, together with
Che 2nd letter ofeaptaia Douglass
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-12
Tuesday, Feb. 10

a message was received fram the pre-
sidan' furnishing the information tequess.
cd by the house on the subject Of gun
boats.
After the transaction ola good deal of
minor business, the heuse ngain resolved
Iissf into committee OF the whole, aIr.
Varpumin the chair, on the bill prohibit.
iog the importation Of slaves into the T..
SAFES.
Considerable progress vas made ia the
discussion OF the provisions Of the e;!i.
when the committee sose and ob.aia9d
leaveto sit again.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-12
NETWORK, February 6.

The following.is summary OF the imports
and exports to and from the Island Of Jamai-
ca, from the, 3oth September, 1905, to the
s3oth September, 1906:
IIIp0R71S,
100 hhds. 5l,9ll bis. corn meal and aour;
1928 bags, 1888 BIS. 4ol9 kegs bread 1928
trs. rice l74l hhds. 25,5i5 BIS. 6l4 kegs
1854 boxes, 400 quintals fish; 40 c,ssls,
90,l09 bushels corn and peas lo,564,@6o
feet lumber I6,40l ,o56 slaves and heaaa- !;
lS,S33s5l shingles.
EFFORTS.
l3s,e6s hhds. 1887 trs. 3572 bis. sugar;
58,l9l pins l47a hl2sls. runs 49o casks
me!assss; 1918 bags, 4s5 casks ginger =
1888 bags, 4o94 Casks pincnta; 9,29S,o36
rs coffee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-12

On the mo- ton made BY Mr.. Lee, Il was
his wish in connection with Mr.. Marups
10 be hea-d ascouuse, Tor III. Lick Bolt
man. lie said they were induledto make
this re ues,, tsctn understanding that the
cour, had some difficulty oa ce1taia poia1ss
which had not bsen SO iliiy esamiued
by Mr.. Lee as shelr importance meris'
ed.
The chiefjustiee said she eours would
hear Messers Harper aud MsF.lh so-naor.
row.
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Of as BY any such law may be provid.

cd.
This motion was warmly advocated by
Messrss karay, Marion, !. Clay, Holland,
D. r. Williams and Aston, and strenuous.
~ opposed by Messrs. Snisie. Sloan. Bed
niger and Goldsborough,
Md. X Williams. alter the usual hour
of ADJOURNMENT, moved that the commit
tee shoulti rise.
This melton WAS Supported by Msssrs.
Early aud Macon, and agreed 90 without
"a division, whea the committee rose and
obtained leave to sit AGAIN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-12
WASHINGTON, Fsk. II.

The following message from The presi.
dent Of he r. S. was Yesterday laid before
the TWO houses Of congress.
70 tie Senate and Igau$e 0f Representa-
tivss of The u. S.
communicate for the information OF
congress letter from Coslcs Meade, Sc
cretary # the Hf;ssis.;DDi territory. 10 the
secretary at war, BY which il viii De seen
that Mr. Bur, had geached ,has neig.bor-
hood on the Is II of January
TIA: JEFFERSON.
Extract Of a letter Ir5m Cozy}gs Mead Sc
crefarg and acti7ig qoDernor of The MS
a;gs;ssi terr;t2ru % the de0aytmeu, Of
zvar, dxtea Wus,aI,.gton, Ms. TER. an.
Is 1907.
SIN
have ;sst time bv the mail 10
info, r, you that received this rnora,ag a
letter from colonel Burr. al Havou Pierre,
~. f.),scv e csr,.i, ,nnor, AGAINST his
oa,r;ot;s1a-h,s obi,.r, !, agriculture and
+. 49,. .xa :. Pc ,.,:or.,;,<r
- :. -
10 =, ,ha .jex. 90 a,,rehend him
~ -, a -; $500 a ~ ,ba day 49,
80 e~a 49, rsssa,;sn r. bic. l.,,sr,by.s cr.
~, ,,.;ss ~, 800
ss..;an &, ..e 49, ~, a. resisf
$500 az, .t,a,n, :, eaaros ~, and
,,a..aca,as c;.;j ,var Tb4ee b;nis will
~ as's 80 ;aansnes :. ~ co.,i,,cr Hs
vi, 10 a,nrahsn1,ed = ,nse;b'- :, the ha
z&a @. lac ''ses :: oo' W., .M'''''@ 80. III h..
nohof % ."s $500 -. - (isy ~ two
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F o U y D

R ..ls town. small sum of MONEY in
SAM o@aS paper, the owner BY describing the
men,' 'u paying the cost of this advertise
paIsrr4aae nay receive it on application to the
February H., d8t*
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aleral,oria EoajIp alucrtIset.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.
fTGw-ORLEANs. January 8.

Yesterday the battalion OF Orleans yolun-
teers were parade4 in front Of tie Military
Barracks, where general Wilkinson attended,
and took the oath Of allegiance, which was az
terxards administered te tie officers and pri-
Yates. The genera addressed TIC officers at
considerable length, and declared tie whole
battalion to be under military law
The lst. "a and part Of Tie 4tt. regi-
nients of militia, were at the same tinae re-
viewed by the governor, who also took tho
like eath, ari administered It to tie Officers
Of THESE regiments.
Yesterday about so'cloch the tTEited States
schooner I.egeage} i;cutehant Real, exchang-
cd a salute With Fort 81. Charles, aid sailed
up the river 10 jcin the sqga@gon, which is
stationed at Point ~oupee.
From OR Gazette Ertra Il Tuesday.
2sis deg, a5ot.s s3ne o'gozk, .ts ads, carp
Of gsnetm yl1ik1n50u, rad tie .JoAoa2ing in
TIE Ceg:se- House, and had 1t Ylostea IN he
booh2:
General WILKINSON regrets, that it
is notiA his power, from prcssnre OF public
interests, which itapeiiously commands lis
attention, to be 1t tie Cofeo-tIouse as he IN
tended this day.
He therefore takes tbs 30 Of wlrning tie
merchants ana slip owners, to Hold taeir yes
seis IL readiness to i!Spi eff into the stream,
should it be eo,,at. necessary. at tie shortest
notice. But he hes that tbs htay be consi-
dered merely as a salutaly pTecaaion, net
that he believes col3nei Burr IS at Matches, or
that he will ever reach this city under his ow:l
voii.lon; and he warns the cilizeas not TO re-
spect the rufpcts IN clrculaticll, beca>isc the
general by q letter lro1l colonel B1cf's own
hand, written TO Dr. holim4n, is alitlc!iseS. to
SAY that tie co!oneFs utmost calculation Of
force did not exceed 5000 men, ana that ne
weult> ii. pc son pfecede tie main body with
about 1000 men to Ila.g;.oz, where he intend
ed to halt.
The faithful citizens may be assured that
with moderate cxertions only and TIE ;scci-
siye expus, Oh CT traitors, the Storm viii burst
over the heads ei It's authors, IND hud them
hezd-long to pcrdition, wa;.st re Inhabitants
of this city shall are.l III security.
1t Meeting of the President and Direc-
tors OF tie Eiinl CT l.e United States, cna5e
Sd Of February 1907, the updermcntioned
Stockholders, were elected Direc.ors for tho
Oaice of Discount and Deposit at Washing
ton, to be III Office from The lst MONDAY Of
NLarca, next ensuing, until the first Monday
OF .NarcA 1908, VIZ
J9hn p Zen Ness,
lillian Steaart;
7aomas 1lngey,s
IN TIsAfcm +Brsnt,
Cc5sb Sqvap,
Josaah Carleton,
Josefh -Aoarse,
Janles D. carry, "a
Thomas IM,aaroe,
LEXIS ljedlols,
David PEER,
.s..,... BcyaaEa Mreye, Jun.
Plneas Janney.
February IL, 1907.
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YESTERDAY abou. Se'clock the pTnited States
schooner Ee8eage, i;eutesant Mea 4, exchang-
ed salute With Port 81. Charles, aid sailed
up the river 10 join the sqaa-gon, which is
stationed at Point : oupee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-12

The fol- wing message FROM The presi
dent Of he T.. S. was yesterday laid iefoF
the TWO houses Of congress.
TO the Senate and Rau$e Of Representa-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
NUMBER So.

OF few icnrhie men Of fair reputation, wN9
tooH the mead aud who were liowed by Il /,
rS' OF the electors. No unfair n;esu4 were re-
inr'od t1--1here was even no regular canvsfs,
tne committee told iEs people in their ativertif.
ments, that the hUtinefs was their own, ard
NAV therefore, 'hey i'iould not tkark tAem Tor
ths'r votes, wn.le the Other candidates feut
round letters ct thanks. In theft qyertiferrent,
'asre were no appeals 10 The CATIONS. There
were no revi!lrgs ofany body. you knoeY Sir
FRANCIS Bnrdett. choole him If you will " ia
The tuhfaNce Of all thar was fad. The whols:
exPence' Of IT, g tton amount TO little more
tam /tpe'' Lm1arcd rounds A CO, Gderable
part or tina fun cams in 61if croSva5 aud Rii-
hHgI. Let the dwellings cite m ini|aooe Of the
Nind, It they can aud il they cannot, let them
nod their tongues. This election, let then, he
'hnred, ~ the beginning OF Il new era in the
nhtory OF Pari'a nentary Representation and
my confident hope is, hist it will lead 10 the
f1horat'nn of that dependence and purity II
TIE hp'tc OF Commons, without which il is I'M
p"Eihle that we Gould be happy at Lome, or
iecurc from abroad
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
CHARLES1 ON. Annnn 1a.

Mr.. II. IAIEs, Iaa niger in tn. brig C-o-re
Clinton, from senegal. informs, that Ok EEg'im
4rinAmen, accompanied by the Diamond tr;-1,s and
faYerite hloP Of war, arrived at GoTse or the Ish
June lat; the Argo was daily exPcetet, it was up :
Poied that the Diamond brought dlpatches fo7 90
veFnmeFt, but be coaid uut learn v.hst they we're
ihl ira night the Diamond ancnotrd, lE of he! uiaa
foS bo5t, aud delertsl; il was luppored thcy
were Americans, and went up the Gambia, 20 yet
home ~ iome American veIsl. Mon os the 2 uiue e.
men we're ihort mlngei, as we'll Is tire cruzsrs v no
di.tT'iled them by IiEyrslsmeu. Of the Cuineaaen
a large ihip, had only ID CT n,eI lr!i the asrt
threatened abandon the ibp and y-oteG aglus the
Diamond All the folders a; Go,ss, were c4trsuIs-
u anSioust 20 hsArPesce proclaimed with France
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aaita st auct!all,
~4

D. ,igtp. of Dsrl Of 7,gf txsssfsi 70 aI' ty A39:i
Davis ard Mary bis zOis, tea,iTg Sofs fbs AZ Of
zTsrs5 1907 % .e. tie pH7f'HSl Payment Of Tires
s5sgjtad far 6aaAeI end Jd'ty-fgt dsAaTs o.
Syef;8h zil Ie.d andy sosfnt Of fiji DiDi:' S0iH
l. Ja4o, 9ayaty ria Js If S;P's7'ssT' ." 'b' Pre-
mills:
Mine valuable LOTS, formerly the property of
IN Mr.. Ihos Pulling, in the valley and on the
Greet leading froa me Market 60 UHvai' village, to-.
scler with rhe Improvement, thereon, eonA1t'ng o!
S very large and conyeai.nt Dwelling LAouie VISA
kitchen, &c.
The .boye properly is very valuable, inferior to
aoae ia he valley, ana we'll worth the attention OF a.
KY neyln 1cn=lro properly il that part OF the
u H. o. ,A,I of the purohaFc monty will b. re-
g. Cd N n9.', sd Tor ,hc uaioins "o thirds, !
srs 3. e AID l. 0cn;hs W. Sc gwen, deed will
be n = u, Y.rchaiss- t-.a. ViaG a',Sf With 4
4e.d Of .raa, 70 Csoure the twu 'e: PaTInents.
CEONCE ". S-.-iTH, Zs5Pse.
Augu2 81. 'dI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
July H..

IDY virtue of deed OF truf executed on the Gath
- day of May, 906; whereby David RoGs cos-
veysd 10 us, a traGt Of Lard called C0iea, in tho
county Of Goochl2ni containing - tnan late fur
vey, 1910 acres; aifo, another taf fa!al diaance
fron tha, called Coles ccnt-ning 900 acres, more
lefs, i5 being the fans land, that the iad Rofs Pur
chafed ir1r 3nn Hukhss s. vile, and ALTO the tract
OF land called Mouds Fcoips9, die greater PART eff
which lies III Fiuslnns Continuing BY etinatoa 1900
acres except 225 aereo heretofore fold by the fad
Rors, Of the laid traSt, 70 Samuel Pcttt, to rale
the fun Of eleven thouiand and four hundred dollars,
with ia,erea thereof from the l,t January, 1907,
,oge,hsr wth al charges and srqsnles u fae aud
in p4ru.nce OF d reqmftioD made in writing, under
the provlions Of the lad deed ih4ll the s2ud
Do o September next before the front door Of tue
E4sle a.ern, in the cry If Richmond, EEL for
g. ai1ny ali and lnguilr, the land and sG7.es aboge
mentioned, AZ which time and pace, convey
viii De maze to the purohafJrs. q nore particular,
defcriP,lon Of tue above property my be icrn ty
tracng ;.e rsereuees containe5 50 the lAd ell now
Of fs,ord, ~ the general court, under an ackhog
legu,nt OF the lame 10 eourt, on the l2th June
1eO6.
THOS. NORvFLL.
Asgan q. tIE
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TO BE RENTED,

NE TENEMENT oppolite the poa office, at
A prei,ut occupied BY Mr.. John Sou,hgate. On
the Lowell tlnor flore and counting room, and
under them is dry cellar. The upper apartments
are adapted TO the accommodation OF family. At
tachsd TO this ,enenisnt are kitchen and frlloke-
houie aud piece OF ground, immediately back of it,
extending TO the Capitol Spare. and having upon it
imali WOODEN lumber honfe. Pofe:i;on will be given
the fri day of October next. For terms enquire of
MeRrs. Taylor u Brown.
JOHN BROWN.
AuSait 80. ep4e
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VIRGINIA, TO FIT:

NIkvINIA) TO VIII
At. Cb1as.,y Dijl.ia Court, lid /" tie City sf M
Haajggyg, tie as,d |ay q AreK, 1907.
Robert Edwards, and PTi!ci!!a hi Wise, P!,ffs.
qsaiea
lanes EWe!l and Ann RobertfoR, eEecV-I r>e
tor.of A.tRew Roberfon,
YgHHG defendant James E"cl, not having enter
! ea his appearance and given iecurity according
TO the az Of Aemby and tn. rules of this court aud
it appearing to the th.s he is nh -bi,aut
Of this country, the motion @; the P5s. by ,her
council; II il orifssa ,hat the faid defendant 30 up
pear here Oh The fourth day Of OGoher term nszt,
and anGrer the biz Of the pl,s aud that copy OF
this order be Forthwith Inferred IN (ome nrwlpsper
Of tbs City OF Richmond, for two months iuccehlve.
w. and pofed at ihs ronr door q .he oger Capitol
ia tAis City.
4 Copy. Tee,
ANT,Y ROBINSON, e.s
July IL. ep2ra.
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His eycsNeucy Charles Piuskuey having lately
made eatneG application TO ihe general gogernn,eu5
Tor large lurply of cannon, nuikets and otter n -
tary Cores to be fcrt here; informed shat ts
Exc sllercy has u0 received r'ter frors THE Sycr.-
tary Of the Department Of War IL form.ae lim Sac
he has dmeced large !upp,y of thgie articles o.. 10
Immediately forwarded to CnlreAon 60 Be ul.iasts.
" HoTed IN the magazine ar EocFy Mount q mt
inmed .stely vented tor s6ua ierv,c- Among tho
sr'iees arefiye thor and muGsi;s no gss lnv ever
81 th-ie Hores, except tie heavy cannon travelling
csrrmges, can 10 PVT inc the hands 81 ~ Witt
ua1- when called inc the 6eid for aH1ai 'rryce by
the PreaJsrt Ct the United states Vhch Mews q e
necsiy here isi of exer,ion l -i,t e 3D., ind
ytgaI istes FOR having ;heir uEi. y,, armed and
,guiygd.
na.or Csncrsl Butler, commanding tr fr1 divi-
Gon o. .he uIuua oi this o. e, o. re,eivful the a.
vsrnor's Crasrs, through ,he atju,aut general. .g
ta dr5us,it Of he divHsn, Immediately wrote TO lie
ExesisHcy, Offering lis 'erg,ce, rs a ysiunteer.
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GALES at austiu;..
WILL. Be SOLD,

" I'D d WILT
g, tie f.ijsriL.rs, at t5si, TENnGE OFFICE o."
9-HUPSUfY~, The End Sasr. zun6oat r.jtrCe, fer
4se,oyel e1s.yss netes, payaSh '5e 25fb # Aa9rsi
nex!, 1895,
NNE elegant imported CHARIOT. with new
plated Hasneis, ande5 COACHES wiki Haf-
MT" YRoselR e MoNCURE.
.,y,,a 81 2.FSI flhSep,.
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FOR LONDON,
TIE nEW COPPER FAsTkNED sKfr,
~ POWHATAN.
,tENISAe WILLIAM CorTLE, MASTER,
SsS,.H ~ 2.S.s> Hp,fben a5srs 500 H5sf 9'baes'
49, SIS SIZE is daily ekpcaed at City Point:
Having part of her cargo already engaged, The Will
take the balance on moderate freight For terms, aP-
p,y 10 kir Edmund w. Rootes Richmond, or
NASH g. MUNROE, P.tsrfburs.
Auyut 4. 1w'
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Cnr01e
AusaR as.

(S1on after the election for Members Of Pariia-
ment, for the city of WeHmintter was clofed,
Sir Francis Eurde;t publlled an address TO
the Eli ttors. This addrefs has been attacked
10 many OF the london papers containing
expretiious highly blaueable.-Wc give it
this day with fome remarks on theft attacks,
by William Goblet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

We hear, thatther Is 81, ir,e-, 81 ev7custirg
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