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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
Iractof Land

Fing on Appnmattox RIVER in Thea afors
said county, and containing by . Lite sur
yey 4sS acres. A considerable portion OF
this Land, fleeing the same.that belonged
to MIR. SANK Eobson] consists in low
Grounds on the above named river, and
the whole is mere than usually. level and
well adapted to the culture of corn, wheat
and tobacco. There is on the Land a
comfortable new two story dwelling House,
a Barn, and other out houses. This si,ua.
ton is very idesirabls TO any gentleman 10
!. town who wishes retreat iffithe country.
as 1t is n the centre Of very agreeable
and iaproved Society. Die Land Will
be shewn TO any person ~ the ,Oyerseer OF
mir. Biscoe, near the remises.
III, MILLER. Trustee.
Powhatana Oct, S<1Sio. Nv I d 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

RY virtue of a deed of trust executed
~ to me on the 1st of January 1909, by
the late HEAVY L. Biscee, and duly recor.
ded in Powhatan Court on the 10Th of A.
.prii spsaing, to secure III. payment o. Ger.
rfJ4 SID s9f money therein specified,
cMs Thursday the 22d of next mouth,
,Sn5Se premises. sell to the highest, bidder,
Rfssh' ~
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Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being about to remove
from this states offers for sale, yalu.
able
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Penitentiary Store,
AND
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.

wa fine and coarse hats Of every description.
a regular supply ofcotton cloth on Consignment,
ron the ProviieBcc msnufaetcry, and viii he
iold oy the piece a; the mill prices. VIZ ..--ped
.'ekings stripes, checks, and plain cloths. Spun
eot.on' single ard double.
Home Made Linen Shse:inE. Riehrsona Gun
ro"osr ~ The keg. wezranted OF superior oual.
iy- Philadelphia Porter ard Ale in casks and
oot.ies'aDd Beerin bsrres.=--
s,. uarnsss Leather, Doct Legs, Wax Cali
oK,ns' Solonfed and Back Roans,
feosHa'y 10, 1870 sr ff
80 Wanted TO ExRk By the yycar. J good
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

Richmond, Sepf. 23rd, 1910.
AM s,iil inclined TO dispose OF my Els.
4 tate in Charles City county, vz.
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~ TICE.


It HE Owners Of Merchant M.- and others in a
Virginia who are Ia arrears TO Mr.. OIiv-r >
Evans toy erecting and using his patent Jmgroye -.
rnenis IN the arr of manufacturing feur and mrs, u
co'vi'hout heence nay nov have fIyooSa5lsfR
opportunity Ct foTwafding 10 me Heir psteat
lees BY tie members OF The approaching rcgis:s.
in'e, ty them or eir directions ~ili scrtI ct
fe'uFn licences. Amounts have been fubHsbed
7eeorsir5 othc machines they Lave in use, "A
compliance will obiise
Yclr Oleoisnt rcrvsnt.
JOHN MOODY. Agent Cor
OLIVER EVANS.
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G.. THOMP SON.
N n mn

y EsPEcTFULLY informs the inhab,ants
IN of Richmond and its vicinity, .ha, he has a.
gain commenced business in the house opposite
the Swan Tavern.
November oh, 1870 w4t
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Richmond, SEPT. 23r6, 1910.
I AM stiil inclined 10 dispose OF my Els.
4 tate in Charles City county, v.z,
GREEN WAY.
containing 500 acres, of fine level im.
proyeablc Wheat Land, more or less. on
which is every House a reasonable MAJ
can wish variety of good fiuis, large
and extensive fertile Garden. MONSA-
GER. about i've hundred acres. on which
is new small buildin& aud -four hundre5s,
Peach Trees, equally iekel and mach the
same kind of soil. THENVERN at the
Court House, large and \mmodious, TO-
sether with the Stores ana two hundred
acres of high Land hd MEADOW. All
these Farms are adjoining each other, and
the whole bounded by two Greeks emptying
into James River, which forms Bay be-
fore the door of the dwelling House not
more than 1400 yards distance=.on each
Stream is valuable Mill Seat in the
heart of the country, which affords great
crops of Wheat; the distance from this
place is thirty miles and from Petersburg
twenty FIVE. The Water at each place IS
equal to Mountain Water, and no seat in
our part of the state. is geaerally more
healthy or pleasant. If thcaboye property
is not disposed of in few months. the
Tavern, Stores, &c. will be leased for a
term of years or rented for year. This
Tenement is a good stand for a mercau-
tile concern aud reats for 1907. annually
For terms apply to
John Tyler.
oc''t'o, Loaf C6t1
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UkpHY & CRUMP,

In addition to tbeir usual supsly of
GROCERIES, Il
Have just reeciyeda general a,sorfs uent Of
RLoSs, Cana, Ea,fterh.s' 3fo1r JYlsrs,
which they propose to sell low for Cash, or
Country produce.
Oct. Is, 1910. I1m1
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A DISSOLUTION of the Cospartner..
Z n ship under the firm of Prc5sers aad
Moncurc, having taken place in conse-
quence of the Death Of Mr.. John Prosser,
the business transacted under the said firm
must OF necessity be Immediately brought
TO close. Ali persons indebted to the
aforesaid firm are therefore requested to
make Immediate payment to me, and those
who have or may have claims against the
said frmy are most earnestly invited to
apply without delay, & receive payment of
William Moncure,
Surviving partner of the
late firm OF PRo ssER & MoNcuRE
Richmond, Oct. 30th, 1910.
My Office, after the list Nov, ensuing.
will be kept during this Winter q. INV
dwelling House on Shoclsoe Hill, near the
Capitol Square. VIM.
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WILL BE. SOLD, to the highest bidder
on Thursday the Goth December
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NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just Fulfilled and for Sale,
At the bookstores sf x. Gray, and Cotton
and Atezvaxt-
PRIee 4 DOLLARS SO GENTS

PRIeE 4 DOLLARS SO GENTS !.
Rules and Regulations Tor the Field Exer-
cise ana aAheuyres Of the French Infantry,
issued August Isl, i79l; ana the AanGu-
vres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
nGuv,es Of tie Field Arllilery, with Imam
try By Col Irenee Amelotde Lacroix, la,e
Chief Of brigade III the French service. In
three volumes, the thirt volume consisting
of plates
The principal part of this work has been
Translated from french to English, by Lieut..
CO. Macdonald, inthe service OF his Pritan-
MIX M lesty. Col. de Lacroix has not only
avaIksu himself OF Macdonald's translation,
'bu, mas retAiaed the principal theories, with
wnien Col NJ. has enricheG his work, espe-
ciaiy his comparison of the French tactics
witn the Prusst,n. and the principles of the
different nations with the English; because
those Valuable netea are suEtlcIent Ter such
comparisons, aud as III point. Col DC l..
has augSaentsd tnoSe~nCteS, =
The latro;tuct.on Of Col dc IIacFolx' work
WA direct he a,te:ltoaroi tie young An.eii-
cans 70 the study of lesFned tactics, the re-
sult of ex pclisnce, ana en41le them TO obtain
the 1s:e i.,on desirable IN the warrior, tor
S1.y must &c convinced that good otiicer
fyYi,,s pooa solder, and that the eXpcil-
..5Ge oi ages has demonstrated, that The SOL
ciey viii perform his duty correctly, 'whea nc
is well commAnded,
At the end ct the second volume OF this
WORK, Coz. De Lacroix has added the manGu-
vres of the field artillery with the infantry
according Il. the Fren&h principles. lt;is not
necessary to lavish praises on the advantage
O. movin. ills numbering arn with the SAME
facility ana CELEBRITY as-the line. Europe Is
now convinced and confcsses it. He has adj
dcd Plates, which demonstrate thoseamanGu-
yres so essential 10 the great operations OF
war and which miIlreDa5le citicers TO execute
Isthem.
Col de Lacreix has Judged it also cxpedl-
.eae to add 10 his book seme new adopted
mateuvres, which have been put III practice
to great advantage in the lace OF AN enemy
TO enhance the value of this work is only
motive could induce him TO augment Its Size.
JuheS
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PUBLIC SALE.
July g.

DugsUA ANT to a Decree Of the Wor-
sh.plul Cours Of Fairfax ,county, in the
com aonwe alth of Virginia, on the 2Fst LAY
of June last, will be exposed to SAFE tor
ready money, at the house Of Sanford payns'
ON the premises, on the 2sh inst. between
the hours of / and o'clock, P. M. to raise
the sum oftwo thousand dollars, with interest,"
due from Richard Bland Lee TO Ludwell Lee,
ESQUIRE, two hundred acres OF l. A n y, De
the same more Or less /; being all the land ON
the North side of the Little River IurnpiAe
Road, now in the occupation OF Harilson son
Fi,zhueh, and being part Of tract OF one
thousand acres mortgaged to secure the pay.
r,eot ofthe said debt due to the said LudWeH
Lee, esquire,
Rich. Coleman, 1o,n,r,.
Ihos. Blackburn,
- 2wd
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PUBLIC SALE.

ETTILI. be sold, on SATURDAY, the
wv 2lst instant, at the dwelling house OF
Frederick YradeH, late of,he county Of. ar
kx, all The GOODS andsCaAT lies OF
laid 7rgdeli On credit of ninety days, tor
hi sums over twenty dollars, with notes and
narrowed security-.ll sums under twenty
Dollars sill be consitle, ed IS cash. The Gre
fltors Of saa 7rydea are requested to bring
their accounts, properly au,henlicateda Tor
e.iement, on or before the first OF pecem-
<es next; and those indebted IRE most ear
Restly requested to make immediate pay
hent 10
Bcal Howard, Adm'r~
q July 10 cts
a B. Attic same time and place will be
fenled for a term of years, the Dwelling
Poase and Lot adjoining.
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Bcal Howard, Adm I.
TO THE WORLD.
A cAUTI0N N.

NONE time last week MIR. SAMUEL
- lERsoN, halter, who has carried OIL that
BUSINESS IN this place since last fall, and was
~ some thought well Of, did send to me IN
application to borrow pair of Hat Irons,
'nd my knowing whatit was to be poor grant
II ms request, as he Only wanted them tor
ie a'y-Bat, alas! he only wanted them
'hat ne might rln,oH with them; for on the
4.n INST, covered by the rogues garment,
u. is the silent dark, he vanished; and in
fAsns ms own things did not forget to take
s irons | do this that whereverhe stops,
use men who work for their money may
= care OF aim, orif he takes themin after
wing tais, they may say they we're not de-
k,sed IN him, asI have been. amnot the
y one'this fellow has taken in here, bat
we've am the poorest among them. and
aA 70 caution others.
!, Edward Langley.
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THOMAS RICHARDS, 3

37cgs lcaOe 90 fHforM Ats 5rzefAzs aNd nc 17ao-
A,
THAT he continues to carry ON the Ia
,ern. at the sign of Mr.. Madison, corner OF
King and Henry streets, where he will be
constantly supplied with the best wines aud
liquors of every description.
few ooarders will be taken on moderate
terms. and will be thanktulso those who may
please to fyor him with their custom.
June 3.
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PUBLIC SALE.

,t
FOR SALE, at pubic vendue, on the 2oth
day of next month, at the premises, on
the south side of King near TIE
corner of Fairfax street,
A three story Brick Houle,
20 feet tront,& lot 90 feet back, with the prr-
vilege of all alley three feet wade and extend
ing back 90 feet-subiecs to grouhd rent OF
one thousand pounds % tobacco and cask.
One tenth of the purchase money to De pad
in hand, the remainder in three equ ! annual
payments, with interest from the day ol sale.
This property is now in tenure Of Jennings
and aangster, and may Justly be reckohsd
among the best stands in Alexandria
BY virtue of deed of trust tlofa William
Hartshorne to the subs rlbers TO secure JOS
Riddle for his endorsement to the Bank 'of
Alexandria.
James Keith,
John c. Herbert.
June 81. dts
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ar GEORGE YOUNCS, re.

saF GEORGE YOUNCS, re-
speafully acquaints bis friends and
the citizens of the Town and County
of Alexandria, that he regularly prae-
tices the law in the City Court; and
to all such buiinels asmay be entrult.
ed to his care, he gives the mott pc.
Gtive assurance, hall be attendedto
moa promptly and particularly.
June 90.
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.J1f received and for Sale.
Sweet ORANGES,
Fresh Lemons and Lines,
Pine Apples,
Preserved Lemons, =
Oranges, Lines, and Sitron,
Martinique Nosau, in bottles, .
Do. Creme DAMS, !
Do. Creme Dc Myrobolanti,
Tamarinds in pots and by retail,
Carolina Ground Nuts,
Almonds, Figs, Raisins and lsilberts,
A few boxes excellent Mould CaEdlcso
New.Yorll smoaked Beef--eIceHent,
And variety ,of other articles.
Thomas Patten.
July l3. -dst
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SAILS at Vcndus.

i, every TUESDAY and Erlday.
: WII.L be SOLD !,
=. .ysndue Store, corner OF Prince anu
Water streets. :,
ys,;sty Of Dr., Goods, Gr0ssr'ss, 9 =
p.rt;cplsrs of which will be expressed IN
|. bills Of the day-Al kinds o. sooo Of
s;eh are on limitation and the prices -
~: ~ ara established, can at any time DC
NJ sod and purchased at the lowest limita'loA
= p c.. Marsteller. ". N.
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FOR SALE,

T.e HOUSES and LOTS at the corner Of
DIXIE and Royal streets, late the property Of
EHsha Janrey. Also, a half acre LOT at the
corner Of Cameron and Henry streets, and
the MILL SEAT at Occoquan--on very IL
beral terms.
For creditors Of E. yas
May ss.
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Tofeph ii. Vaudeville,

Iofeph Fl. Mandevllle,
BIS jjUSr REcEIYED q FOR S.aLE,
90 bales of Cotton.
10 hogsheads Sd and 4th proof good west
India spirits.
90 do. Sugar, various qualities.
N tierces New Rice.
s hogsheads Molasses.
S do. Cepperas.
to AIam.
so barrels sWhiskey and 50 barrels New
England RsNn. ;,
% chests Of I.nperial, Young Hyson, and
Hyson Shin Teas
Y Port. Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wings.
no barrels OF Sierrings and Shad.
q so barrels Herrings. put up with partieu-.
lar care and salt-petred
boo bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt,
July 2. .---------
BRYAN HaTnpson. & Go.
Haze iust received and ofsrJo7sahe,
Mo hhds. and so barrels first quality sugar
'2s do scco9d quality,
flo pipes old London particular Madeira,
Z pipes and ,ierces LeAdon market and
.ls quarter casks Malaga WINES,
70 boxes dlpt Candles,
! hhds. Old Jamaica Spirits,
q pipe old Coguac Brandy,
SO barrels New England Rasp,
30 doprime Wkiskey,
4 40 chests Imperial,
&so do Young Flysoa 1EAs, of this ,tears
n Importation,
&ndselected for family use.
q ALSO. tie best selected Fourier dc.
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Candles, Rum and Coffee.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
81 hogsheaGs Molasses.
40 barrels and hhds. New Rum,
8 hhds. West India ditto.
Landing from the schooner Elizabeth, Cap
tain Newconb, from Boston, and for sale
John G. Laid.
June 27.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
IMPROVED COMPASS.

We are informed that HTlliGni Russell.
of New Bedford in this state, has obtained
Letters patent, for II new aud useful
imfToUement IN The D1ariner'S and Suruev..
or'8 Comfdss," in which the defects of those
in common use, particularly the violent agi-
tation of the compass card in a high sea-
its refusing to tend when ship is scuddinE
before the wind and what is termed sleep.
ing or moving ON its axis, on coming into
still waief out Of rough; and various de.
fects in the Surveyors compass now in ge.
neral use, are obviated or removed. These
compasses, we understand, have met the
general appreciation of those Who have had
an opportunity to view them. and their u
tility has been fully tested by trial on voya
age from New Bedford to ST. Petersburg.
Boston Pafer,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
New York, Oct. 10.
VERY LATE FROM PORTUGAL.

Last evening arrived within Sandy Hook,
the fast sailing ship Cincinnati. Concklin
in the remarkably short passage of % days
from Lisbon.
Capt G.. came up in Pilot Boat, and in.
formed us that NE left Lisbon on the Goth
of September----sthat on the 22nd, advices
were received there Of the iunta of Badajoz
having removed 10 Elva in Portugal, that
the British army hadarriyed at Lisbon from
Cadiz. leaving only sufficient force to gar
rison the place, & that 10 900 French troops
had entered Badajoz
Capt. T. further states, that the Ameri
can consul, Mr. Jarvis, was TO sail from Lis
bon for the u. States, in S or 6 days, that
no general battle had been fought between
the allied British aud Portuguese armies,
and the French nor was snch an event
expected TO take place. as il was generally
supposed. the British army would very soon
leave Portugal.
Markets dull Flour from ID 10 Is dolls.
per barrel, Rice 8.
Extract Of Ictfer from Lis6on, dated The
21sf Of SEPT. reeeiued per the CYnojn-
nafi.
" The little progress Of Masseua's hume
rous army which has been for long time
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
FRENCH ACCOUNTS
MALTA, Aug. q

The seqnesualon of turkish ships in the
ports of France and Italy, has caused live
ly sensation in this place. Some of the
richest English commercial houses have been
declared insoivent. and many Others es,ab-
iished III the Levant. are threatened with
the same catastrophe. Two Turkish ships
which had nut English licences. and which
had not paid the duty imposed by the En-
glish have been declared good prizes. -
They were taken IN the Morea by an En-
glish friga,e. --( .4beiite du Nord -1ngHsf
"a.
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From the Hmeaes Wtck,y Chronicle.
[ExrRA.1
MATCHES, Wednesday Morning,


September 90 1910
At late hour last night we received The sub
Joined extract of a letter, which we ,ose Nh
time IN laying before our readers From ,i;.
It will be seen that the Florida Convention
have been compelled to have recourse 10 mi.
litary force, and that the fort of Baton Rouge
and Gov. Deiassus is in the powe of the pa
triots, We are informed that a few davs
since the Convention received Intelligence That
they were betrayed, and that gov Foicb had a
galley at Galvestown, in which he meant to
enbark the Convention for Pensacola. & that
he himself was i'll the eastern part of the pro :
vince alarming and sowing tlissention among
the people In this dilemma, prompt and Vi
gorous measures became absolutely necessary,
and the result is here elated -
"PINKNETvILLE, Sept 25, 1910.
We have information directly from Baton
Rouge, that on Saturday night about $50 men,
under the command of gen Thomas, entered
the fort Of Baton Rouge Young Grande Pre-.
who commanded, CALAMITY atte mpted to defend
it, and received severe wound in his neck. with
a broad sword. One of the guard fred on the
ASSISTANTS, and was Immediately shot down by
one Of captain Johnson's dragoons-another Of
the Spanish guard was wounded no damage
received by the troops of the Convention. Ha-
wing quoted every thing in the fort, thay pro-
ceeded TO the house of his Excellency, dragged
him out,S carried him to the fort, with two boxer
of money found in his room, and loaded him with
irons---but not without having to knock him
down with the butt end Of musket TIE Con-
vention had about $50 men in the place when
the messenger left it, and every thiag was
quiet"
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on our territories, convinces us that he res:
poets the strength Of our forces and positi-
ons. and fears, that in Case &C defeat the.
|Spaniatds on his rear might complete his
|desi,uc,inn. Fhe army which the Freacl
are reported to have, though great, is not
Iequal TO the enterprise they have underta
ken 80 ~.
:" Exchange on London, at Par
Cap. Conklin informs. that no event oe
Importance had occurred since the battle OF
Aimeida, except that a corps of 10000
French troops had entered Badajoz which
had Obliged the Junta OF Balaioz To remove
to Elves IN Portugal. Both the English and
French We're strongly fortified in their chr
trenchmenss-and both, seemingly, ,frai,l Of
riskng an action. But the opinion in Lis i
bon was, that Lord Wellington's army was
Perilously situated Ii he should venture 10
retreat from his strong toid then there was
a Chance OF the French being able to cut OFF
ms retreAt-and, if he should attack the
rencn. all would depend upon a Single bar
tie. ne Portuguese were sending to the
army all who were capable OF bearing arm.
and troops were daily arriving at Lisbon
from England and Cadiz--At the latter
there was lett only sufficient number of
men to garrison the town The French
army was also greatly reinforced. 10y. T.
Gag.
| Professor Leslie, of Edinburgh, has disco.
vered new mode of producing artificial
cold. Without any expenditure of mate
riaiS ne can, by means of simple appa
ratus, IN which the action of certain themi
Cal powers is CONSUMED, freeze a mass of
water. and keep it for an indefinite length
OF time IN state Office. In an hour he has
thus formed a cake of six inches i'm Dime.
ter, and three quarters of an inch thick :
with very little trouble, he can produce a
permanent cold of 90 degrees of Fahrep.
heit, below the temperature of the air. and
might easily push to more than 100 de.
grees.
A Treaty of commerce. has been arranged
with the Deputies from the Carrac cas-, in the
9th article OF which, we understand that Great
aritain, on her part engages to protect the trade
OF these settlements against any hostile attempts
that may be made to destroy it singular EN-.
barrassment thus arises from the late bockadins
| proclamation ofthe Regency of Spain
The fall in the price of English cIotl, is per.
maps the greatest ever known The finer SORTS
from Wiltshire which last wear were sold at two
guineas per yard are NOW worth 28s and at some
late Sales at the Auction Mart, some of;he best
Yorkshire cloth did not fetch above As per ward:
30 beneficial has been the late Importation Of
| Spanish wool
Accounts from Basque: Roads, received in
! Londen, state that $4,000 French troops aud
QUO deserters are at Isle lax, ready To embark
tor South America Three ships OF the line
were at Charsnte, and IN AK roads, three fri.
gates, gun- briggs. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
SDoale9tic.

E6cnezcr Huntingdon. Esq is chosen a repre-
sentative to Congress for the STAKE Of Connect.
cut, in tLepiace Of Sanla=s ". Dana, Esq APP
pointed Senator.
The National Inteliigencer says that the letters
Just published, are duplicates and to the hurry
in copying must be atiriou,ed the circumstance
ofthe letter from, Mr.. Pmi,mey to Mr. Smith. K
that from the Marquis Wellesley to Mr. Pinkney,
appearing without dates
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
NEW YoRK, Oct. 10,

Duei---On TUESDAY afternoon duel was
fought at Sandy Hook, near the Light
House, between two Mdshipmen Of the
names Of Rogers aud Morgan, belonging to
the fiigate Constitution. Both shots took
effect at the first fire. Rogers was killed,
the ball passing into his right side, through
bis body aud into his left arm. Morgan re
ceived only flesh wound. the ball passing
lcross hisbreast. x. Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
NRw-YoRx, Oct. 60:

Last evening arrived az This pcrtthe fas,
sailing ship Hannibal in IS days from Lii.
verpool III
\ Capt Barnum has brought two sets Of dis
patches from our Minister in Lon,,on fo,
Government. Que set was put tn board the
9th of September
BY the Hannibal the Editors of the Mer.
camille Advertiser have received files ~ Lon
don and Liverpool Papers, and Ll5yd's List.
to the 7,h of September, but their content.
have been anticipasedby the papers brough,
by the sch. Laura Ann from London -
Mercantile .ddveriiser