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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-22
.w4sH1NcToN CITY, Ioly is.

! WASHINGTON CITY, July Is. 4
asT,n Saturday arrived as the Navy:
Yard, the French national brig Sarueil-
iante, or eighteen guns. She IS. last
from Guadalupe, having made her pas,
sage u twelve days. On casting anchor
she fred salute, which was rcsurnN
from the yard. She brings no European
news. The commander states the prize
Of flour a. Guadaloups to have been forty:
dollars barrel, and beef the same price.
Coffee was 1t thirteen cents the pound.
and sugar At four dollars the cwt.t Tha
quantity Of aour oh hand was incoast.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-22
New-York, July 8.

... New-York, July 8.
Int lligence has been received in this
city from respectable commercial house
in Madeira, under date. Of May Goth.
stating, that the Spaniards had risen,
attacked, and beaten the French army
in Spain and that the British squadron
off Cadiz was expected to cooperate with
the Spanish in conveying Charles w.
and his royal family to South America.
1t was a report current in the British
feet off Lisbon, that the Portuguese
squadron, on its voyage to Rio Janiero,
had captured four Spanish frigates, ha-
wing on board forty millions of dollars.
Extract off letter from one Of the FIRST
mercantile houses In London, dated
May z, 1908, received by the
Usage. ,..1r ~
eve are very glad to BE able to say
that there now seems to be no doubt Of
the friendly relations between our coun.
tries being restored, and we hope soon.
Your messenger = with dispatc hes, for
your minister; Whose arrival has been
some time anxiously looked for has at
length arrived. and We4rnst nothing will
arise to retard the negoeiation and pre-.
vent the restoration of our commerce
with the u. States to its accustomed
level" &c. t>.. ,."@. --.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-22

Extract q a'sfrer jrom a gentleman sef
the army, az the: Canfonnaenf, on the
Z: Missouri, dated ihe soth Of May last.
" Boats arrive every day from the In
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-10

- 4. - u .
Tor forage. eighteen thousand, four hundrct
AID seyenty-n dollars
For sahsstesce, two .antiret ndthirtccn ti,oc
sand, SIX hundred and niriety-s;x dollars
For clothing, one hundred and fifty thousand.
five hundred and twenty eight dollars:
For bounties AID premiums, eighty.fye thou
sand, one hundred and twenty dollars
For The medical and hospital departments, fif.
teen thousand dollars
For camp equipage, tents, barracks, fuel and
transportation one hundred and eleven thousand
dollars
For contingencies, ten thousand dollars
For ordnance, sixty thousand dollars
For the purchase of horses and other expepces
necessary to mount the cavalry, thirty thou
sand, seven hundred and twenty dollars
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the Sc
veral sums herein specifically appropriated shala
be paid out OF any monies in the treasury not o.
therwise appropriated.
]. B. VARNUM,
Z Speaker efthe House OF Representatives
S. SMITH,
P'y"snt ef Tie Senate pro .cmhore.
APRIL -, 1903
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-10
Extract from the Paris .Argus.

Tie preparations are continuing against
Sweden and they are of such a nature, that
before three months arc at an end, Gustavus
will have lost his throne, if he does notre-
turn toa more enlightened system Ct policy.
The English have as yet landed but few
miserable German battaiions. They will
take care how they expose their national
troops i'll country where they would arrive
only to be prisoners Of war. Some newspa-
pers have exaggeratedin a very absurd mem
nef the strength and resources OF Sweden !;
she can hardly muster forty thousand men,
and even most Of these are very I'LL armed.
A great part of these troops consists of
militia, whose fidelity cannot much be relied
upon. as the people are decidedly against the
war.
Czerni- George hSs given to his advanced
posts the most precise orders to show the
greatest regard to the advanced posts Of the
French troops which are in DalmatIa, to-
wards the frontiers of Bosnia and Albania.
The cotton and coffee of Arabia arrive in
such great quantities at Constantnople, that
the price OF these two precious commodities
cannot fail of shortly experiencing consi-
dcrabie fall 10 the markets OF the European
States bordering upon Turkey.
We have received some from Germany for
scE9 tine past, UY means Of the caravans Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-10

Turkey in Europe. These caravanshaveh
th.rto met with little or no difficulty in pas
sing through the Clfersnt armies which are
assembled in the provinces of the Ottoman
Empire.
Oar port continues to be blockaded by the
English; this. however, does not prevent the
frequent arrival Of vessels from the neigh
boring countries, laden with provisions.
The fort which commands the entrance
of the port, is in the most respectable state of
defence (; so that it is not probable that the
enemy sho1ld think of attacking it.
A newspaper said, ere-yesterday, that the
king OF Sweden was able to put a hundred
that paper for a moment reflected, how could
he have advanced such an assertioni The
king OF Sweden, whose zeal for England &
whose hatred for France cannot be doubted,
was not able in the last campaign to put
more than six or eight thousand men upon
foot. To suppose the king of Sweden capa.
BILE OF arming twenty thousand men for the
defence OF his States, is to suppose great
deal. There are some editors of newspa-
pcrs, who in this manner create armies with
stroke OF pen, and who of their own pri-
vate authority, enrol the whole population of
County. Sweden is a fallen power, who
stands IN need OF the utmost wisdom to sup
pert herself, but whom tie uneXampled FOL-
ly or the present Sovereign is hurrying to
complete ruin. She has lost Ponerania, and
viii doubtless on lose Finland. AS to the
English, all assistance which they are able to
afford her VIII be to send her two or throe
regiments of deserters This is all they can
do tor their allies...Pubhciste.
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The advertisement dated .4hri1 26, 1908.
is zpitharazvn
TIL JEFFERSON.


PROPOSALS. for carrying MAILS OF TIL.
UNITED STATES, on the following POST
Roads, will be received at the General Post-Uf-
hce'n Washington City, until the first day of Au-
gust next, inclusive
10 From Washington City TO Alexandria, seven
times week.
Leave Washington City every day at S p Ne.
and arrive at Alexandria by 5 p NJ
Leave Alexandria every day at A. NJ and ar
rive at Washington City by S A. NJ
IL. From Alexandria by Colchester, to Dunn
TRES, seven times week.
Leave Alexandria every day at 6 H. m and ar
rive at Dumtries by q. m. the next day.
Leave Dumiies every day at D. m and ar
rive at Alexandria the next day by l a IN. in 2
hours.
ID From Dumfries BY Aqua and Stafford court
house to Fredericksburg, seven times a week
Leave DurntiIes every day at a. m and or
rave at Fredericksburg by III m. in 81 hours.
Leave Fredericksburg every day at noon, and
arrive at Dum!ries by p ".
Is. From Fredericksburg NY Bowling Green.
White Chilnnies, and HanoveE court -house to
Richmond, seven times q week.
Leave Fredericksburg every day at noon, and
arrive at Richmond the next day by 5 a. m in Is
hours.
Leave Richmond every day at 6 D. m and ar
rive at Fredericksburg the next day by IL a. NJ
in II hours.
Ii. From Richmond by Osborne's to Peters
bur-, seven times week.
Leave Richmond every day at 81 q. m. and ar
rive at Petersburg by IL a. in 5 hours
Leave Petersburg every day at 12l p. m and ar
rye at Richmond by So p. m.
IS From Richmond by Frazers, New-Kent
court house, Williamsburg, York town & Hamp-
ton, 10 Norfolk, three times week.
. Nay 1, to December 1.
Leave Richmond every Monday, Wednesday.
and Friday, al H. and arrive AZ Norfolk on the
next days by 10 4. in 81 hours.
Leave Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at p IN. and arrive at Richmond the
next days by 5p n. i'll 81 hours.
December 1, to May l..
Leave Richmond every Monday, Wednesday
ond Friday att a. IN. and arrive at Norfolk OH
the next days by s p. IN. in 81 hours.
Leave Norfolk every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday at 4. IA. and srriye at Richmond The next
days by SIP. IN. IN 81 hours.
e. From Petersburg by Cabbiupoiirt, Smith
field, Surry courthouse, Sheepy-hole ferry, to
Norfolk, three times week
. Nag i, to December J..
Leave Petersburg every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday, at l p. and arrive ut Norfolk the
next days by 10 a. m.
Leave Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at D. and arrive ut Petersburg, the
next days by II m in ii hours.
December Ito NY /.
Leave Petersburg every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at i p. and arrive at Norfolk
the next days by p.
| Leave Norfolk every Tuesday. Thursday md
Saturday, at IN. and arrive at Petersburg the,
next days by Il a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-10
TIL; JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
Mdking apbrot5riafi
President of
APRIL 25, 1893.
APPROVED,

Mdking appropriation for the SUPPORT # an adj
hoadl n1ihfa,y .tdree for The Jear one thousand
eight huaared and eight
DE it en4ctedby the Senate ard House Of REPRE-
- seatatives Of tie United States If s,leyica, tn
Compress assent6led, That for defrayng the ncces-
sary expense 10 the first day of January next, Of
the troops to be raised by virtue of an act, inttu-
ed, An act TO raise for a limited time an addi-
tional military force, passed on the twelfth day OF
April, one, thousand eight hundred and eight, the
following sums be, and the same hereby are res
Pectiveiy appropriated, that is 20 say
For pay, two hundred and eighty ave thousand,
nine haridrsd ami twenty dollars
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AN ACT
Fc, the relief Of George Hunter.

Fer the reii3 Of George Hunter.
BE it enacted BY the Senate and House If Re-
- pyesentativeS Of the Unitel States of A,,ieri-
ca in Congress assembled, That the proper ac-
counting officers be authorised TO examine and
settle the accounts of George Hunter, Of Phila-
delphia. and i'll the said settlement to allow him
a credit for such quantity of saitpetre, the pro-
perry of the United States, delivered TO him for
the purpose of being purified, as shall be made
appear to have been destroyed by fire in his ware
house.
]. d. VARNUM,
Speaker Ct the House Of Reb,eseHtafives.
S. SMITH,
PTeSident Of the Senate pro tenlpoye.
APRIL 25, 1903.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON
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NOTES.

/. The mail win be carried on the routes, num-
Der Ten to fJWteen incluSiUe, IN lie same time.
through the yer; and the cont &C tor must cacu.
Lite upon conveying the mail in a sulley, when
Their roads will not admit of its being conveyed
by the usual stage or If it Shall be shcwn that
the roads too bad for sulkey, the mail of let
tiers will be separated from the ne xs-papere,
WEIGH are to be conveyed by stage, as fast as the
roads will admit, and the letters conveyed on
horseback within the time limited, so that bad
reads shall never be admitted as an excuse for
non-performance.
g The Postmaster General may expedite the
mails and alter the times of arrival and departure
at any time during the continuance OF the con-
tracts; he previously stipulating an adequate
compensation for any extra expense that may be
Occasoned thereby.
8. Fifteen minutes shall be allowed for opening
and closing the mail at all offices where NO palti.
cular time is specified.
H. For every thirty minutes delay (unavoi1able
accidents excepted) III arriving after the tiIfrs,
prescribed in any contract, the contractor shall
forfeit one dollar; and if the delay continue IN
til the departure Of any depending mail. where
by the mails destined for such depending mail
lose trip, forfeiture OF double the amount all
lowed for carrying the mail one trip shall be IN
cured, unless it shall be made 20 appear that the
delay was occasioned by unavoidable accident,
in which case the amount of pay for the trip will,
in all cases, be forfeited and retained.
- iCiSOlo hidi~'''S psOpOo"iSS az uSSiISu 10
state their prices by the year. Those who con-
tract will receive their pay quarterly, IN the
months of February, May, August and Noyem-
Der, oac month after the expiration Of each quar-
ter.
6. NO other than free white person shall be
employed to convey the mail
7. Where the proposer intends to conveythe
mail in the body of stage carriage, he is desired
to state it in his proposals.
8. The Postmaster General reserves to him.
self the right of declaring any contract al end,
whenever three failures happen, which amount to
the loss Of a trip each.
9. The contracts arc to be in operation on the
first day Of October next and to continue in forces
for two years from that time.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Post Master GsHeyak
GENERAL PosT-OFFtcE,
WashiRStoa city, Nay 90, 1903
May 81. I1aw2ml
MOTICE.--All persons indebted To the Estst9
IN of Marcus Elcan, deceased, arr. requested
to make immediate payment, and cree tt9rs topre=
sent tllelt claiars without deIey.
c. ]. MACMURp'S,l 49,.
JOS. MARX, W"
Richmond, Nav ~ LOB, (tf1
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EXTRhe7s from Lordon Pahe,s, reftiI,ee
G!the Office gf the ESQUiRER.
LONDON, August s.
GRAND DINNER.
RI TYE SPANISH d Equities.
BY TIKI NERCHANTs AND pANxERs OF
LONDON At THE CITY OF LON
DoT TAVERN.

This 3umpiuous Feast, Indicative Of the
sympathy which England feels in the glori-
Gus cause of Spain, was Yesterday attended
BY company of Noblemen and Gentlemen.
pretending very large proportion of
the mercantile wealth Vt the British metro
polls No former occasion, within Cur me
mory. was equally distinguished by the res
pect and opulence OF the Company. It was
not party meeting. for men oF all parties
arc CT ally ardent o ID jealous in the cause
WHICH has aroused the proplc of SPAIN
And we saw, therefore, embodied the heads
of I'll the great companies of the first ner-
camille and banking Houses, together with
several Ministers of the County, Statesmen
ont of place, Foreign Ministers, and other
illustrious charactcrs-all eager to testify
to the illustrious Deputies fpom Spain, the
interest which they felt in the deliverance
OF thcir country.
The company did not set d..~-n to dinner
till O'Clock There were six tables length
ways, and one cross-table in the large room.
in which 52S Noblemen ard Gentlemen sat
down and III the adjoining room there
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I AND AND NEGROES to be rented and hi.
A red.-On Monday the 10Th day of Decem
Der rext, it fair, if not the next fair day, viii
let tor the term OF three years, u tract OF LAND
IN the county OF Louisa, known by the name of
me Healing Springs, containing about 1900 a.
cres-On this tract there is about 800 acre, OF
open land, IN good order for cropping, 100 acres
81 which are creek and river low-gro,.- Ids. OF
prime qlality-120 bushels of bearded whess
WILDE Immediately and carefully SEEDED, ono
haif OF which will be sownin tobacco land The
Mineral Springs on this tract were much fr.uuen-
ted when Kept ~ public place, their virtues are
attested by Physicians of the first ernnen c, and
some late and surprising cures, have, beyond ALI
c2ntroversy, established their value and their
powers. There are several ro9ny and conyenient
houses, all OF which Except one small house or
chainher Kept MY own use viii be Let with
ire land, AT the same time and place, viii be-
hued 20 valuable crop hands, consisting of Men,
Women, bcys and Girls am willing to divide
lhe land IN parts, and hire the negroes separate
~, but should he better pleased and would make
some Abatement, if | could mees with any proper.
person who would undertake the whole At the
same tine and place, VIII b, 5oId IL valuable
work Mules, the stock of Cattle, Sheep & Hogs.
pianta1at'en Tools, 200 rbb!s. Of Corn, Tops and
Blades. 800 bushels Of Cats, and some Hay, one
right Coachee, with harness for two horses, ons
Sun, several articles of valuable Furniture con-
sisting of Mahogany Tables, Chars and Couch.
s'indry Walnut Tables 8 Windsor Chairs, large
Looking Glasses in guilt frames, q quantity cf
CHINA, Q2ieens and Glass Ware, Kitchen Fur
nlture, &c &c. too tedious to enunerate For
all purchases under 5 do;s cash viii be reuui-
red-tor all between Is ard 100. twelve rn0ntis
credit viii be giyen---and for ali purchases over
100 dolls. will wait two years, but in ey,ry case.
bonds with the most undoubtcd security will he
required, bearing interest ftom the d l,e, unless
principally paid. GEO: FLEMING.
Healing Springs. Oct. Z. fun
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NJ EGRoEs LoR sALE.-By virtue of a

Nj EGRoES LOR SALE.-By virtue of q
l Deed of Trust, executed to US, by Miller
Waddill, OF Prince Edward county, bearing date,
the 10th of May, 1908, for the purpose of secu-
ring to Sterling Smith, and to Sterling Smith and
Go. sums of money therein expressed We shall
on wednesday the 9th day of November next,
at the dwelling place of the late Miller W4ddcn,
deceased, proceed to sell for ready money, the
following SLAVES, to wit. Luce and her children,
Winney and Taylor, many of them as may
he sufficient TO discharge the purposes of sai5
deed. JAMES DICK.ir.)
WIN. WHITE, 5
Oct z feotdsgI
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HON SALE, 5000 acresof LIND, in the com-
i ty OF Henrco, miles from the city of Rich.
mond, on the waters of the Uah m Brook. and
on each side OF the stage road, leading from
Richmond to fredericksburg On The a,oye
Land Is Manufacturing Mil, with two pair Of
stoneg, one of Burr and. the othcr Of CoiSlen ON
an excellent stream. sly acres IN the county of
Amherst, on tire waters OF Eye RIVER FIRST rate
t'pacco Coz JOS shelton VIII give every info rna-
ton ~ to this Land. ferns of saie.---One third in
cash--I-3 In nine months. nd Che ,tla,I,e IN 1G
months or they Will be varied 20 suit ,t,e pur-
chaser or purchasers.
The LAM III Heniioo ,yill be laid Is 81 otis,
for the acommodai IN OF purchasers led any ina
formation as TO price ca situation, " ]. be given
on application to THOS H.. pROSStR.
OCT. T. IUl
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'HE Hanover Fall TOCRrCLUB PdCES,
VIII commerce on The second Wednesday
in October next. First davis race, three milo
heats--The second days race, two mile beats,
Each day free Tor any horss, mare, or irclding. lo
run, according to- the rules Of the Fa,rGed Course
BATHURST JONES, Ircam1er.
oct. Z. T2t1 --
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aa 81
I CFhis statement iesins. shat Se.S
! ro had attacked hioncey's army al BiN
and made great havoc among his Caya!f@
and infantry; that after this defeat, Money
! retreased to between. Ouarte and Mislata,
where he was attacked a second time by Ca
| ro, and Sustained considerable less /: that du.-
| ring the night of the 9th, Caro- advanced To
cover and defepd Valencia, that the enemy
| directed his march towards that city on
the 18th and made a furious attack upon it:
that the continued Firing from The Citadel Sc
the resistance made by, Cares army WHO
charged with taeir, bayonets, occasontd SD
gieata slaughter among the enemy, that at
o aley were Obliged torctreat to their head
! quarters between Quartz aid Mislata, which.
was defended by STRONG bat,eries.)
lon the 18th the forces under the command
CT Seigniors Cervelion and f.iamas advanced
| towards the enemy in order to attack him
on all sides, BY placing him between the Ere
| OF the city and Murcian aud Valencian ar
mics, and it is at this Toment thought, that
there is not remnant left of these robbers,
who to their own losses, have to add that CT
6rieces Of cannon &s
g Since writing the above, the Post ha.
arrived, and brings the intelligence that
the FRENCH were entirely destroyed, with
the exception of from one to 90, COO men who
we've wandering about the country and EN-
deavoring to make their escape, but who
were expected to share the same fate as the
rest"
lie Congressional Election in MARYLAND, took
place last Monday The election for Governor.
IN Pennsylvania takcs place on Tuesday next
Congress meets on the LIST Monday in ne xt month
IL The Remarks addressed 70 the Edi-
kot u The Enquirer by The Editor Of '.7Xc
oF'rU OF 70, 6ear such a Iogv and nakg-
ndnf Sftrtt nfon the face ofthcnl, as indn-
ces nm 10 faSs item off IN silent contemht-
MARRIEp, in the co rny. of Albemarle, GEO.
HAY, Esq OF this CITY, TO Miss ELIZA Mon
ROE, eldest daughter OF JAMES MONROE, ESQ.
late minister to Great Britain
sSs,aessas AessArAAeAse,
i. DEE, after lingering indispositinn, at Fin
castle, Va on the 18th ult Gen. WIN McsELrY.
OF this city, the Treasurer ofthis Common :, eslth
He was in every situation, the ardent friend of his
country thu object of the love and respect of AL
who knew him. = He has left clisconsolste fami-
W to mourn their irreparablc loss.
DIEb. at Major John Prices in the upper
end OF Henrco cousty, on Monday the 5th Sep
trnbcr, a man whs called ainself TnoMAs e.
HAYS.
see~s<dsessarssscs ssea sessssesssssass,
TO De sold for cash, to the highest bidder.
i at T'llos. Perknson's store, Friday the.
2lst inst. by virtue of Deed of Trust, eXecu-
ted to me by Miller Waddiil, and recorded in
the county court of Prince Edward Two Ne
gro Girls, named ELIz.tS, SUKEY, FOR the pur-
pose OF discSarging DEBT due Thos Parkinson
specified in said deed, and costs sccr,iing.
PETER RISON, Trustee.
Amelia, Oct 7. IoawSwT1
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BADAJoz, July 18.
supplement to the Diary Of this date,
gives the follo@ins details OF the military e.
vents at Valencia:
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OPoRTo, July 90
The French General LUisson, nick-nam-
ed Maneta Came of one HANDY retreated to
Lisbon, and afterwards advanced with 1000
men as far as Pinal d'Azambige but he
became alarmed and again returned to Lis
bon. 1t is certain that there are Is 600
Spahiards at Abrantes, waiting the orders
of Government, IS to their advancing to at
tack Lisbon.
Fed QUARTERS At MANzANtL, Iuiy %.
4" The. army Of Gailcia extend, from this
place to very near Astorga, occup, ing a
space of more than thgcc leagues. including
the encampments in the adjoining villages.
"Our General Seignor Blake. is here
forming his dispositions. The Post O lice
Tor tie army is estabiishs I at Membibre.4,
Yesterday arrived here the famous Vo.
luhteer Battalion of Victoria, with their
black colours bearing the inscription, vic
tory or Death With this motto, and their
derermined spirit, it may well be supposed
that they strike terror into the eremy. II
is said that they neithertas nor give quar-
ter. All of them seem rcsolute fellows. The
battalion OF Students remains at Villa Fran
Ca"
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! MARRIED, in the comfy. of hlbemarle, GEO ::
| HAY, ESD OF this CITY, TO Miss ELIZA Mox-
ROE, eldest daughter Of JAMES MONROE, Esq
late minister to Great Britain
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u The Remarks addressed 70 the Ed.
kor u The Enquirer by The Editor IF "7Xc
oP'rt OF TO- bear such q iosv and nrakg-
na"t Hht,zt "f'on the face ofthcnl, as indn-
ees him 10 f,aSS item off in silent contemht.
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DIEp, at Major John Prices in the upper
end OF Henrico cousty, on Monday the 5th Sep
tenhcr, a man whs called ainiaslf TnoMAs e.
HAYS
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j. DIED, after lingering indispositinn, at Fin
castle, Va. on the 28th ult Gen. WIN McsELFY.
OF this city, the Treasurer ofths Common :, eslth.
lie was in every situation, the ardent friend of his
country the object of the love and respect of al
who knew him. = He has left disconsolate fami-
ly, to mourn their irreparablc loss.
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The Congressional Election in Maryland, took
place last Monday The election for Governor,
IA pennsylvania takcs place on Tuesday next
Congress meets on the LIST Monday in ne xt month.