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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02
TWO hundred NEG RoEs for .a,ey.

Two hundred NEGROES for sale-y"i
l positively be sold at Chris.,phas Owen
Tavern, in the town of Urbasn, in Middle. :
county, the above quantity ot n . ,rocs belonci,,
to the estate OF Philip l.. Grymcs, Esq % Br;
don, decd. anon, which arc, House .Servai !,
Cooks, Carpenters, B.acksm'ths. Cocpers,
&C. snd also, 4 OK Carts with Ch,ns, &c. and /
ofthe most valuable Oxen bel,ngii, to said ;
tate
Thirty of the above Negroes will be sold Tor
casi the balance with the Oxen &c. win be sold
"n credit ofnine months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
The Sale will commence ON The 9t;, Of January
next. (h fair, If not Inc next far dav.) ard will
continue from day TO day till ali are sold.
The cash sales viii Commences on the FIRST
day.
Aii'gal creditors are reQncs,e., 90 purchase
tie amount >,rt ofti,.ir - sas.,tivc claims.
RO8ERI iYKST
.ia,niaist' .'c-. &c. Of
PHILIP L. GRl.NEs, ,le:'a.
Woodvilc, Couces.o -,
ter, November 2s.S
(MiLIthm w. DIcEEMaoN 6Is -eteiy-
W 81, and af;rs jor saie . Crates Gcffkes
n"'e, Gs!seS lsav.iSh Glass SpG.c,
coNsIsrIEc
2ecanters Porter. HIee ,,s! Chaai3 aiyae Gi:ssct.
I.tvrTpa'! sac 10 sc md ia Sd-ei, .iis9 ID Cls%.
~ u RGm, 200 pair coarse shoes, $,A Le.....er
&c. &c &c.
December 25 IL,
PURSUANT to the win Of lie i.,c Z ,p,
4 Wornley, esq. will be sc,d ON TUESDAY 10.
9,h OF January nexrior cash, ut Jrbanny, .,5oa.
fifteen CT twenty 81 .igi:S. belomgin2; TO the So
late Of the sail decedea,, and consisiinr of me-,
women, anu children.
ELEANOR WORMELEY.
Alosinis.rs,rix gpith lie wi! oine.tsL
JNO CHEW, administrator.
Midd'esex, December 10. cptlsT
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HEESE, HATS, SALT PET<E, CUM
~ pow DER.--A consignment Of Colowed
Cheese OF superior quality, in casks and boxes,
just received.
4 large and general assortment of gentlenen's
Sir Beaver and Fur HATS.
English refined SALT-pETRE,
and IF glazed and rough GUN-PowpER.
FOR SALE, BY
p. j. BURR.
December 1. 2aw2s,
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December 81

oIiCE:-ln former advertisement, L re-
~ quested all persons indebted to the estate
or Mr. Thomas Nicoison, decd. 10 paw of their
respective debts, and invited ali persons who
had debts due TO them from that estate, to make
them known to me and receive PAYMENT in
tend at the expiration ofone month from this date
to divide among the residuary legatces OF Mr
Nicholson last will, all the money in my hand,
belonging to that estate--i therefore earnestly re,
quest, that if any one has now claim for debt
against the c5ta,e that they will exhibit it to me
forthwith aud receive payment, an, ! beg and
intrea or those indebted To the estate To pay of
their respective debts without delay
c. COPELAND, Executor.
Riehmsnd, December 23, 1909 2.wAw
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RENr cpEeK, !1uh Dec 1919.
MesSrs. Iuhi.terro { Paterson, liississjpoi 7ey-
ritoy,
- lRS-You viii take notice, u,at VIC I'LL, -
~ the Compiling O.icC OF nicssrs. Hgcinb
tiam, Crown & Co in this place, on the IT,
thursday IN JANUARY next, proceed TO take TIE
deposition of Andrew White to be read rs egi-
dence IN a CERTAIN matter Of controversy IN chan-
Gerry, dependin- in HE county ef Buckingham,
wherein we are plaintiffs and you arc defendants.
(Sisned)
THO. HiGCINBOTIAM & Co.
December IS. CIV
NJ INGFIGLD ACADGMY. (Foras OF A4n-
+" oycr) At this place will lie tsught tls..
ensuing year, the Greek, Latin, French, and En-
EE'sh languages; Geography, the usenf lie Gts5es,
-scfEcs Lcttres, Geometry, 4frifdmc.ic, 3ook-
hsepins and Writing.
EXPENCES
3oarG, Tuition, WASHING, Bed & Bed ling E g.,
per ann,gn.
Board, &c. exclusive Of Bed & Bedding 50
per annuln.
In either case quarterly payments in advance
will be rcqu Ell.
FOR eligibility OF the Institution, the su5scl-
5cs wishes the appeal 10 be n.de to its pa
rons and scholars Tor a long series of years past.
The school viii be opened the 10th Of Janurry,
and closed the 10th OF December Seal; boy.
viii be lodged in the dwelling house OF IT,.
subscriber.
PETER NELSON
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TIL NING B-7IES, c
December z. w2n,e;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02
CAROLINE, Dec. 81, 1909.

Caroline, Dec. 16; 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
FROM BUENos AYREs.

Capt. Tanison, at Salem, from Bue.
n8 ARres, states, that-",The inha-
bithnt$of Buenos Ayres had, like those
of Casaccas, assumed an independent
station, Aeposed the Vice King acting
under the commission of the Supreme
Junta of Old Spain, (whose authority
was considered as annihilated by the
successes ofthe French) formed a pro-
visional government of their own, till
Ferdinand should be restored-ex sent
deputies throughout the province to
solicit a cooperation. Though loyal
" to Ferdinand VII. was protsssed,
an absolute and perpetual independence
of Old Spain was understood to be the
real design among che leaders. Every
thing was conducted without violence,
and vast majority were in favor OF
this step. 1t took place in May"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
NAMlTY IN DISGUISE.

~
UHhappiIy for mapkfhd the present
sta,e ipf the word exhibits the singular
phenomenon of,wo gfea, powers oppres.
sDg.the whole humsn species under the
colour of war against each other. France
and England car do very little harm
speaking to each other.
Fhe Armies of France lay the continent
of Europe under the most enormous con.
tr,bulions to support and enrich them,
while the naval force of England EFFORTS
the same tribuse from the commerce o.
the world. The mass of the people boh
10 France end England suffer in COM
mon with those Of other countries--but
the policy of paying any regard to the
interest OF the people is almost absndon-
ed even in Pretence. A negotiation is
said to be on foot between these Two
powers bu with little expectation and
perhaps as little desire on either side
that peace should be The result.
| IL would not be the strsngest. among
he strange things Of modern times, should
this sham negotiation end in a settled
understanding between the Maehayelian.
OF The two cabinets, to prosecute the wal
for the mutual interest and aggrandize.
mentof both. The stubborn pride of lht
kingsof the isles, may yet be compelled
to ytsid the palm OF ambitious usurpatior
ts the conquetor Of the continent. Fore
seeing. ps' hsps,. such an event, lbe pen.
etraiing ssgsci,y Of the FIRST consul o
France in his arIful conversation with lore
WhitwoEtb, spread .he net for British va
nifty and cupidily,as subordinate powe
had paved the way for its final co. opera
ton with the fu.ure emperor Of the Ro.
mans. The exhange of prisoners, ans
The iceoced trade between France ann
England are foremost among those no
iorioss ACES Of reciprocaied courtesy
which already make il manifest, wha,e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
WOOL .CARDING.

HE Public are respectfully informed. :,
n that there is now in operation II
Watkins's Mills in lioochland county, g.,
bout three miles above Johnson's SPRING. a
MACHINE for CARDING, WOOL iHo
ROLLo.-The price for carding IS sM
pence per Id. Those sending wool 10 this
Machine are requested to have it cleaned
of trash. and CREASED at about the propor-
ton OF one pound of lard TO every twelve
pounds of W col.
Goochland, Aug. 90, 1910, Stwp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
PROCLAMATION.
HAARLEM, July 1. 1910.

@AAAhLsm3 jury 10 ioiV'
" Louis Napoleon by The Grace Of
God. the constitution of the kingdom,
king o.. Holland, Constable of France.
Cohsideting that the unfortunate state
in which this country now is, srises
from the displeaeure which the empe-
ror my brother has conceived against
me considering that all endeavors
and sacrifices on my part to support
his state of things, have been fruit
less /; considering lastly, that it cannot
be doubted that the course of the pre-
sent state of things is to be attributed
to my having been unfortunate enough
to displease my brother, and to have
lost his friendship, and that l there
tore am the only obstacle to the ter
mination of the incessant differences
and Misunderstanding
We resolve that we at this moment
resign our rank and royal dignity over
this Kingdom OF Holland in favor oil on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
Bait. Amer,

BY an arrival at Baltimore from AM
sterdam, the Official account Of the
ABDIcATIoN of the throne Of HoL-
LAND, by LOUIS BoNAPARTE, is re-
ceived. His son Louis Napoleon,
under the regency of the Queen, is
to succeed him
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04
Richmond Theatre.

On Wednesday, Evekpg, WILL be prssent~
ed. Grand Drama i9erspeTsed With
Song. Daucs and Chou called
THE FORTY MIEVES. 4
Mustapha. the cobieryby MIR. Twaits{
To which will be added, the much admi-
f red Entertainment, called
High Life below Stairs.
MN Doors to be opened at 6, and
the performance TO begin at z o'clock.
TIT Tickets to be had at Mr., Ds-
vis's Printing Office, aud at the thea
tire.
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-p9SSEss g..

MARRIED-On thursday the Esd
ult. by the Rev. John d. Blair, Mr..
JAMES. REAL, to the much admir-
ed Miss CA MARINE p. STRO.
BIA, all of this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04

much beloved son Napoleon LUIS
and in default Of whom, in favor of his
brother Charles L H. Napolson, -
Further we require, tha, in pursuance
of the constitution under the guafan;rr
Of his majesty, the emperor our d 90
Their, the regency shall remain with her
majesty the queen, supported by a
council of regency which shall iProvi-
sionslly consist of our ministers. 10
whom we confide the protection efthes
infant king, until the arrival of the
queen. We further order, thar the
different corps OF our guard under the
command of lieut.. gen. Bruuc and OF
gen. Sells, shall continue TO do duty
und er the infant king, as well as the
great officers of our kingdom and all
royal functioners," &c.
The present act done and conclud-
ed, & signed by our hand, shall be traus-
mitted to the Legislative body, and
then deposited copies shall be taken, Sc
these letters be published in 1 gal
manner, and in the customary for II.
LOUIS NApoLEoN.o
LONDON, July o.
This morning, Mr.. Cobbett was
brought up toFeceiye judgement in the
Court of Kings Bench and also his
printer and publisher. The court was
crowded in. the extreme, and it was
with great difficulty that the prisoner
conld be put to the bar. Judge Grose
was vkry severe on Mr.. C.. whom he
sentenced totwo years imprisonmentin
Newgate, to pay fine of 1ooOl. and to
give,eecurity for keeping he peace for
years, himselfin 3OOol. & two sure
ties in toool each-rhe sentence on
the other parties was three months i'm
prisonment, and to give security for,
aheir future good behaviour, them.
selves in cool. each, and their two sure>
ties in 1901. each.
-eSsgc>Eex@~-
MARR1ED-On thursday the Esd
II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-04

wili, 1t Is supposed, meet the approba-
lion Of all classes of oirsuous citizens.
y.
Lucien Bonaparte, it is reported,
says the New York Mercantile ADJ
vertiser, intends to emigrate to Anne
RIGA.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
The following will be the Members
from North Carolina in the 18th
Congress.
Richard Stanford, William r. King,
Nathaniel Macon, Archd. M'Bryde,
Willis Aston, Meshaek Franklin,
IhomAs Bionnt; Joseph Pearson,
Lemucl Sawyer, James Cochran,
VIM. Bfaekledge, Israel Pickens.
All republicans except Mr.. Pearson
and Mr.. M Bryde. =
In New England the elections take
place in the following order, viz
New Hampshire, general ticke,)
last Monday in the present month.
Rhode.Island, general tieket) last
Tuesday in ditto.
vermoat, (di.srists) hrss Tuesday
in Sept.
Connecticut, general ticket) third
Monday in ditto.
MASSACHUSETTS. (districss) FIRST Mon
day in November.
Here, the hopes of federalists are i'm
bosomed--here, the conflict must ne
lcessar'ly be sharp; the issue we hops,
decisive! honorable Republican!
- Bos. Pat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-11

"A sfn,any persons who derive little to thei'
{ = lands froEu pstcnss issued uotler che Il, eca
Government, have in rumbe,iess irs.ances, bersl
unsuccessful in their applications al This Office T.
obtain the evidence OF their ,isIes, owing IL The
indexes 10 he recnrd books Of ihst ipsriod heinz
NOT only in avery nszsiis'ed stale, bu.ircorrea-
may therefore be important 10 the ;r,ere,ts ,os
such, 10 be informed, that the 6 ENER AL IN.
DIX 10 those records -fi.ss teen cssefnliy ,cU6i
nsred visk ths Books in the dining ofswiiieb ~
was found tbat he old intexes ofn,f2 s1:isn.
Der Of psIentk-=the<e omissions ere nd< SsuptIi.
ed. and such persons as hrvc been - 10 On.
successful. may now probably find VI Mas The
obie0 &c the rssesrcii.
Tn. business of this Office kavirg been for .
number Of years heretofore in, arrear hy re aeon
of which persons who had re,arned kerr surveys
have beenidesayed in getting ihcis Gran.s Ia;sz
after the period aIIawetby law Cor issuing re <
lii may be pleasing n those inseiest,d niso Il
be Informed, ttst srarss have issued on all s.t-
veys returned ibis ofice, which could issae ae.
cordi g 20 law, andlar now ready lobe deliver
ed TO the proprietors.
CHARLES BLAGRovE, Regr.
p PEI ~ os,s tislo. ; ,4~aw o.va~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-11

r1>HE Trustees Of the Sicveasburg Academy
lave fhis day voted a vacancy IN The Pre-
fescorship Of the AeaceTny, for,he ensuing year.
In obedience 10 the above resolution of tie
Trustees, j am dneasd to give public notice
tbereof in supdry newspapers
II is with great pleasure that ! state, that
there is pe.haps no situation in Virgins more
siigirae for seminary irs situation is remark
abe for us heathiness, there being nQ9<po, in
the s'a,e more so-- il lies in the ccnire Ct very
rich and popueus sonntry, and between two
counties equaiy SO Osange snd Fauquiess---.Taie
Academy has had 73 scholars in il Of 4 ear, and
j. is confidently assersed, that unie. the gaidsnce
of n Erefessor of Science, il may always COM
nlznd that number.
lnnopast Of our staseaTe the inhabitsnts more
abls or wiling TO promote a., academy.
The Trustees viii receive with g<eat pleasure,
q gentleman Of Scierce, ard CO csers'e with him
in promoting his is,,ercst aud that Of The AGA
deny.
CHARLES sTuhar WAUGH,
President.
Tire Academy, S,svepsburg,
Oasber 30sh. 1870. 2wp
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. y. . = Gle u 3 : r III iso. ia - 6.
fia IL Cents Singled

From the confidence whichrhe Pre-
sidsns Justly hasinyour judgment and
discretion, he is persuaded that intthe
execution Of this trust, as delicate as
it is important, your department will
= temperate and conciliatory. Sach
Tine Of conduct towards the r,nhAbi.
+tantsis prescribed as we'll 'by, policy as
by Justice. $
You will, it IS ekPeTsd, be fully
sensible of the necessity, not only of
commdhicating every important event
that may occur in the progress ofthis
business, bat of transmitting aletter3
Whatever maple itsconsents; by every,
mail 70 this city.
III haze ts,c honor to be, &c.
slsisns
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-11
Ellis u Allan,
TIAHR BY the arrival Of the Rola, and, George
Akpa Susan. received the last ofthcir
FALL. GOODS.

which makes their assortment consist OF the fol
lowing ar,icles, which they will sell very low for
cash, or paper az shor. ante.
Best extra BR'K. IL saperhHe Navy Blue.
and Black Cloths,
Bottle Green, Mixed, Olive, Brown and Drab
ditto,
Coarse and Middle Cloths, at all priccs.
London n sed ssferhne Kerseymcrcs Back
Bloc. Esaby Fawn and mixed Colours,
,Douh'e .mi,lsd, ditto.
Blue, Berlin, Dr1b. Mixed. BLACK & Sa'mcn
Coleu.ed, Miiled WOrsted Breeches stuff,
knit
Corduroya. yelvcts. and Constitution Cords.
Silk Mersailss. Blk. Moleskin blk. FiosenIine
ard fsbcy cploured Silks for wa;stcoztipg,
Elegant Necessities, Swansdon and Toilinests.
Gent. fa.hionable best ondon B-aver Hats,
Wove ShiSts. with and without sleeves
Ditto DrSsvrrs,
aoenslms Stack, White and coloured Silk
DO. Wosssd Lamb. Wool and Ausol. Hose
snh Socks
o.ssVbi'e and colou,ed Cotton Hon.
DO. six and Cotton Suspendcr;,
do. Real Buck Cloves, dresasdin o.
Co.ton CaInbIick, Casiicoes, and Super Prints
.Girgaasns. and Chembrays, 10
Black BomSazsep, iBopbazetts and Cambrick
Block, While, and Lead .colcu<ed LusEringe,
Csmbsick. commcn and Furniture Diniities,
f~f kttsh 4islsut II
- Shsetings Very low
SD in Long Lawns
French and Issh Cambricks. 49,
Thread and Copon Lsces,
Elegant Lace Wells and Shaw,s,
A yadely of Table Cloths and Diapers.
Flanneis, UnabreI|as. End Ladies Nets i3re> se-
Bellows. Anvhs. Wees. Il lnnic,s. Single and
Dcubic Screw P.ates. Shuveis. Spades, Scylhs
Blades, siokt-s Caaing Kuivss, Nails. Window
Glass, 10 by. 8, IL by q. and ila BY 10. Petty
London Ground " hite Lead, Yiiow Ocafe
eSfani.h Brown and yesdigreese. Bosied Oil "a
gratifying Pans, s, q. 9, 10 & HIN. 'Bss,
Iron rim Chamber Locks. with Scpts's springs
,Htass duo, Ept AID Ill Hinges, Screws of ii
Kinds, Knives and Forks, superior Sag handles
and Ivory handled dil,Q. Pen, Pockel ard Sport
mer's KNIVES, Hearth Brushes, Scrcbbing difto
aEd H~iI Brooms. Com. ana Letter. Paper Quilt
and Wafers, A few setn handsome Walkers
Pcrtn1antua Trunks, &c. sc. &c. Trey hsv'
also, few hundred bess Liverpool filed Sack
OF Salt.
Richmond, Dee. 2, 1910. 3~,
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Wafch q Czock Maker,
Richmond Turnpike Company

A T, a meeting Of the Direaoss Of Che said
n Company on Thursday evening hsaE2d
November, 1910.
RESOLVED, That call Of ten d6Aars On,
each share in tke said company be M. and
that fise dollars thereof on each sirarche nais
40 the Treasurer on the 6Fst d1y january next,
and that the other FIVE, on each share. bs paid
20 hin, on tho htst day of March next.
Tesses
d N. siiEPPApp> OK.
s.stfs., 4 Mar.
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g WAYS & NIEANS.o :

LEWIS AID ms exp.sts freqasnt supplies
Of hooks from New-York during his stay in
Richmond. which with those on hand he IS de
serpined TO sell at the REoucED rRIce of 10,
is, 80 and IS per cent from the regular N. York
and Philadslphia retail prices. LAwvRRs viii
be fu nishedwith Libraries on Jbeuet terms, he
Aassers hir se'f, than e.;enhere in America IIs
has JUST received a fscsh supply OF books anacna
which are the following New Publicstion--
Eloqucnce of the Brifish Seuate-Willinr,s'.
History of vcrmont--nzsiSs Eleracn,s cf Che.
misuy--Hening, and Nrnford's Rspor,s--I-en,
pgs' New Virginia Justice, new edition. Also,
the SARAcsr, or Matilda and Ma..k Adnil, 1
Crusade Romance from the French Of. Madame
Couiu. 4vols in Q. price 2dolls. aud q SO. TIN,
ce;ebrated Romance. the Lake Of killsrney--,hs
Scottish Ghetto sna and Alueria, Ella no
senburg -,he Devil in I.oveAand mort of the
ls'e Novels, he hasaddsd to his CIRcuLAxrHo
LIBRARY. aS
Richmond, Dec Sd, 1910 taw2w oav
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FROM rHr LONDON COURIER,
IN Ministeriat Paher. }

The remainder of the documents laid be-
fore Congress contained in American papers
OF the Jst Of last month, have been received.
They bring down the correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Jackson and the American Co
yernment, to the abrupt rupture of the Ne
gociation, and Mr.. Jackson's subsequent re
moval from the seat of Government.
We must Confess that this closing part Of
the correspondence is more satisfactory to
ms than we expected it would be-we
thought, considering the peremptory ASSERT
oHs Of the American Government that Mr..
Jackson's conduct had been so gross and
insulting. that no further negotiation could,
consistently with dignity ordecency, be car
RED on with him, that some strong case
world have been made out against him
though even then we should have thought
the American government acted with little
wisdom in shutting the door against negoci.
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mo, 90.

December Sc.
tits stated, in letters from Got,eubnrrli
at the 18th. that one of the articles OF peace
between Sweden and France, stip1ia,es the
accession ol the former To the confederation
or the kline; her contingent not to exceed
ten thousand men. In return FOR this, France,
1t IS said. agrees to restore Swedish Pome.
rama, TO Which 4 small part OF the adjacent
RUSSIAN territory, is also 70 be ANNEXED
The policy of Sweden maintaining any pos
sessions south Of the Baltic has bee n v.ry
questionable for many years but, in her
present state, it will uulv tend to increase
her difficulties, and confirm her dependence
on France.
January 4.
The reinforcements about to be sent 10
'ortugat. amount to abont 10000 men: and
1t rs understood, that with these reinsorce-
meats Lord Wellington had declared. that
he can defend Portugal against the enemy,
at least for considerable tune.
January 10.
From London papers of the Sist u,t. we
learn, that the small bands which occasi-
onaily start up IN the provinces occupied by
the enemy, are rs successful as the princi-
pal Spanish armies ARE the contrary. In
Navarro and Arragon, the patriots have been
very active. This desultoiy mode of king
war, IT well kept up, is, in the end, full as
tatai as a series of great engagements, and
as likely to obtain its object.
January il.
a corps of two thousand two hundred Hes.
Sans lately received orders to march for,
spain; but before they reached the Rhine.
no less than two thousand of them desert
ed.
The whole amount OF the military employed
IN the expedition to Wacheren, exceeded
@S'ooo men, of which number more than
e. 900 were returned On the sick list. not
les" than coo haze died of fevers
Letters trom Gottcnburgh state, that by
the treaty between France and Sweden!
Pomerania has been restored
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qJ Published BY Thomas Ritchie, s-ariy op-
FORTE the Globe TdSern, Richmond, Virginia.
0 CONDITIONS Flee dollar, a year, 70
be paid annually IN advance. Those 4pho wish 70
Be Considered as annual subscribers must hereafter
designate it at the tine Of subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers vriH be discontinued at the expiration
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