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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-07
(FROM THE Bosros REPERronx)

" Is II not little singular that CUE iner;csa
democrats, who so lately exclaimed from one 4.
tremlty of the Union to the other against Great
Britain, Tor taking the Danish navy, should now
advance doctrine, which completely iustiies
That measure Nay, even much stronger than is
necessary for its Justification. What has now
become ofthe outcry against Copenhagen Jack
son the waiiings and howiings for the poor Da.
nlsh widows and children VINO were not butch.
cred, but m our jacobn news papers"
1t there were no other proof of the alb
surdity and untruth of the above paragraph,
sufficient evIdeace is furnished by the abuse
levelled against the administration, by every
federal paper printed in the Union with one
exception for having taken possession of
West Florida 1t could not be that those ve-
ry men, who so warmly justified the sack
ing OF Copenhagen by "a foreign government
could reprobate with so much severity a
similar act of their own.
But was such the conduct of our govern
ment Perish the government be every
yesdge OF the Fabric RACED TO the ground, be.
fore it prove guilty of such an outrage on
humanity and public law.
there the leas, similarity between the
two cases Had Great Britain anv claim To
the Danish feet Had she any bond. the
penalty OF which was copious l.Dation Of
inn cegt blood : Did tho Uuted States
witnoat pretext SAFE the property Of an
unoffending power, and appcase thesthirst for
plumber by division OF tne spoil among the
plunderers No; il was not the plea Of
necessity---it was not TIE plea upon which
the savages were LET loose upon the people
OF these hen colonies during the revolution
-~bnt it was upon the principle Of RIGHT q
upon that ground alone hat the occupation
OF w. ~ rda. by the ". s. has been jusli-
ned. We have seen no plausible attempt
by argument to disprove our right and that
II Is not done, isGertainly MT from an alb
sencc OF he disposition to do it. We have
seen many attempts TO cast film over the
eyes OF common sense, by declamat,ons a.
bout the poor Spaniards, and their violated
rights, their helpless condition and the ius
tice Of their cause but We have borne IN
mind the declamatpn Of the same prints four
or FIVE years ago in favor Of a war with the
same power, for the same territory, ami.
balancing the one against the other, are ir
resistibly led TO consiier he present opposi-
ton to our government as mere party ella =,
mcr-..SNaS-InE
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February 9.

4 CHI ANcEKY.-Unted States Court.
{ 5th Circuit, Virginia District, DecembSs
18th, 1910
francis Donesane, Plff.
Francis Patti, Philip Crisone. 8. Joseph Msxs
zolletti, nar,,.~
On the motion of the plaintiff, by his attorney;
'esve as gwen him to amend his bill in this causE
whereupon he tledtl,e said amendment and ma
cess is awarded him against the said defend, ms.
returnable here. &c. and IN the further mo,icn q
the said pisin'it, and appearing 10 the sat;sfsr
hon OF the court that the defendants pbilip f,ri-
some and Joseph MazzolIetti, have no, arrssr.sz
'he'" appearance and given security according ter
a RUE ut the court. md II appearing to the setis-
faction OF the court, that the sad Ph,ip Grisors-
and Joseph Mazzolletti are not inbabit.nts =
TINS district ; 1t is ordered, That ,hey apps
mere ON the frs LAY of the next term and M
swer the plan. ti's bill, and that cow of ,b;.
order he forthwith inserted N some one Of The
newspapers published in tine city Of Richmond.
Tor Two months successfully, and posted at t,ss
iront door OF the capitol in the said citv.
Copy. Teste,
WIN. MARSHALL, CPk-
''' - VIZ ,VG
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I'm CHANCERY-In FLvanna conn,v 60.

K NH'NA III tuVaHna county COhl. .
i Nov. 28,h, 1910
Wn F'tzpatriek and Dolly his wife, late Dol
" Napier, Polly Hackney, Elizabet, Hackney.
N ancy Hackney and Jane S. Hackney, distribu.
tees OF the estate of John Napier, decd. which
said Polly, Elizabeth, Nancy and lane S are in
fants, who sue BY Richard Hackney their next
''e"ui RhHs
John Napier, Moses c. Napier, BENJAMIN vii
manson & John E. Fitzpatrick, which said John
ana Moses C. Napier, are administrators IN the
estate of the SAID John Napier, decd. and also.
together with the said BENJAMIN, in right of his
wlte Charlotte, late Charlotte Napier, & the said
ohn 4. IN right of his late wife Jane deceased.
formerly Jane S Napier, distributes of the said
$500 estate, DefS
THE defendant Williamson, not having enter.
ed ms appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules Of this court
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that he is not an inhabitant ofths commonwealth
-on the motion ofthe plaintiffs, by their counsel,
1t rs ordered, That the said defendant William
son, do appear here before the FIRST dav NJ
March court next, and ans wer the plaintiffs bill
and that copy Of this order h.. forthwith nser.
ted IN some newspaper published IN the city of
Richmond, and continued for two months suo
cessivel, and also posted at the front door ofthe
court house of ibis county.
A>Co6y Teste,
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, Sy. pcFc.
December IS 20 :,
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(sY AUTHoRIrK4
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

To authorize tie Secretary at W,y 70 ASCERTAIN and
seftle, BY the appo;nt,nent 81.
exterior Iine Of the pubic Land az West Point.
9th the adjoining proprietor.
Ear enacted by the Senate and House of Re-
eresentatiUes Of the United States Of dn.,i.
:. 20 congress "ssenidIed. That the Secretary Al
w, snaihoe, and he is hereby authorized TO
ss'tie the exterior line ofthe public land at Yves,
Fonit, IN the state of IN ew-York, now in d;snn,s !.
with Thomas North, The adjoining propr;etor .
and for that purpose to appoint three commits m
ers to ascertain the SANE Who's. determ;n,t;o
OF majority of them, the same being first appro.
Weo oy the Congress of the United States. sh an
D. haal and conclusive in the premises And a.
ny such commissioner shall BE- entitled to receive
W ana alter the rate of four dollars per diem for
the time necessarily employed in executing ss I'd
commission or appointment.
SEC. Z. and be 1t further enacted. That IL shall
ana may be lawful for the commissioners who
may De appointed under this act, OF either of
'"eh' 10 ISSUE process. in nature of writ nf
SUBPOENA Tor any witness that may be required ON
nearing m the premises and any person duv
served with such process shall be bound to an
pear ana testify under tbe like penalty. and be ii
as is provided by law n relation to anv wine,
whose attendance is required in any court of tn.
v. - to give testimony in any matter depend;ng
therein. r6
l. B. VARNUM,
oPe1ser 81 the House of Representatives.
GEO: CLINTON.
Pfee-Pyesident Of the United States. md
President of the Senate.
JAMES MADISON.
January %, 1911.
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Jan 10.

The subscriber has received and will com,
nue to receive large assortment. of II, sizrs
OF Tayioe's fine malleable Bar IRON. &, Min.
Spindles, Axletrees &c which i,e. ,yiil saii ~
wholesale or retail. on moderate terms, at ms
Mallory on the basin, where all kinds OF GU, and
hammered Nails. OF superior quality may be had
Also, Nail Rods and Hon. IRON oh 81, Ia
work. done OF every kind
Like wise, FOR sale, Loaf Sugar, Scotch Snuff
Apple Brandy.
ARCHD. McCALL
november 49, ec
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January 90.

Ny virtue Of a Deed Of Tyus. TO me e.ecutes
- oy Rdlph Wo-mlev, decd to secure sle
payment o. debt due to Nessrs. Ross & Vf9al. o
O'blnnai shall, at Christopher Owens T,rec7T.
IN she toSDn OF trbanua and county of Midi ese. OK
the aIth day of February nest, If fair, if nor az:
ne*t AR day, Proceed TO sell at public auction. for
ready money, spo TRACTS Of LAND, iy;ns a.
me sad County, contiguous to the lands of Phil5y
GRIMES decd and an the neishborhood Of UlSss-
ma, nea, n nacigG6ie qoafer-one ofthe sa;dfroe-.
contains Eve hundred acres, is extremely fertile e.
tnoS0n by The name Of" TIMER CRREK-a
The ofher, s0hich as called q" RIcR-NFcKS.s
contains fsOo hundred and fee acres, and is ais,
itncontntonly fe,tiie.-PNticuiar aescyibiiou mig
be giVen or the day Of sale.
TT. c. VoOMFS
January 90. g,4zsN
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make an regulations which his wisdom may,
'cggest Tor the public SO d ~ well as 70 'dimi-
nsh or encresse the public taxes, when neces-
sary.
2od. For the public security, and to aid the
general in chief in his labors, Prwy Council
shall be joined with him, which shall be comoo.
sed OF the generals and of five notable citizens.
who shall be chosen by private ballot and their
appointment shall form u separate act.
The above resolutions were agreed upon bv
the people, OIL account of the dissolution of the
corps, which they had created to represent
them"
Signed, &c
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IS.

HE subscribers having received supply OF
l. BURR STONES direct from France, offer
- ou''d MlLi-STONES II any size, which f.
workmanship and qualty they will warrant e.
quail to any made in the United States Orders
EFT with Mr. Samuel Leech, at Messrs. Haxall
y Co.'S. mills, or the subscribers near the Public
warehouse, will be punctu.y attended to.
NATH'L WHITE = Co
Jan ~. -, r
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'HE subscriber las just received from Eu.
rope, and for sale at his GLASS e. CHI
M SIORE, frs. door above tile Eagle Tavern,
+b<rly York and Sugar Loaf Cabbage Seed, TO-.
eetber with general assortment of Garden
seed, various kinds OF early Bareripe Corn, Red
snd White Clover and Tlmotll, Seed all Of
which lac warrants to be fresh
Id. H1LLAEI
Jsn u wifi
N. b. My Tenement, near DIR. Foushee.s
Gprden, - still for rec,-- terms will be made mo
'oerats 10 careful tenant Z. II.
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GIBRALTAR, Dec. I.

GIBRALTAR, Dec. I.
upon the suggestion of tn Council of Regen
cy, the Cortes have voted 10000 men to aug.
ment the army, and 10000 more for the excIu-
Sive purpose OF reinforcing the troops in the isle
OF Leon the reverend Father Jeyne Villsnue
va, has been appointed Editor, and Messrs Cam
nany, Circus and Argue,lus, revisers of the Cor.
ties Gazette. II has also been resolved, that
there were not sufficient grounds for bringing to
trial The Editors ofthe Concise, who, as menti.
oned IN cur last, were charged with having held
up one of the deputies to ridicule.
Catalonia papers have been received to the
third OF November, every enc of which contains
accounts OF some glorious actions or other IN the
different parts OF the province. We particularly
notice the interceptiug of large convoy of 400
mules on the 2zth Septemb .r, between Baitea &
Gdndeza, by ID. Bernardo .rrss. lieutenant of
the Volunteers OF Arragon the capture of 5000
head OF cattle, aud quantity of corn, on tie Sth of
OCTOBER near Algas, by the sans enterprIzinr
oihcer the defeat o superior body of French
loops by Brigadier Baron de Eroles on the sIs,.
III the envirens OF Llado; and, lastly, the intre
pid conduct of the Commandant of the line of
The Llobregat d. Jose Obispo, who, having re-
ceived the Decree the s5ih of September ias..
directing the new oath of6deity to be taken &c.
cordng 10 the formu!e prescribed by the Corte,.
marched the whole of his divis ion to within a
short distance of Barcelona, and after securing
the gund OF La Cruz Cublerta, ordered the oath
TO b. taken by every corps under bis orders-the
Impressive ceremony concluded with loud and
general cries of long lice the ling : and The COM
Try foreveyI
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yan. 10.
TRY GooDS.-BEN1hMIN KIf81LI

TRY ooDS.-BEN1dMIN KIHBsLL
- Has igsf ,eeeived 43 euct,Iges REASONABLE,
DIT GOODS, uhieh, With his former s,ock.
'Hahes an extensive assoytnlenf and ruh.eh he will
sen at such prices as 1SiH be nell zuoyh the men
lion of jouyehaseyS. "''"'
Those zuho are not acquainted Sv;,b HI, ,no,is #
doing bHsinesS, arc Informed, thar he nere, 80
a price 10 fall" n HbeyaI Gtductios fyom retail
prices made to those 5vho a,case b, ,ohoLesal Ell
Hier tor cash, Country produce, or acceetanees ia
toDn.
SANITARY H. ,,q..,
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RIGAUD

Has procured himself to be appointed Com
msnder in Chief of the Department Of tie South,
by meeting held at Aux-Cayes, on the Sd OF
November last, pf Is persons, who call them
selves the " Depmjes IF the People" This act
completely separates his command from the iu.
rlsdiction and control Of Potion The following
is the material part Of their proceedings:
ETRANSLATIONl
The people OF the Department of the South
have dccreed and decree as follows -
ist. The Chief command of the Department
of the South, is conferred upon gen. Andrew Ri
gaud, the founder Of liberty in Hayti He shall
exclusively possess the right to command the ar
my ct The South TO appoint 10 all civil and mi
iItsry offices 20 maxi laws for the welfare Of
the people 70 reyoke all existing laws, which
are inconsistent with that en5s aud generally to-
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FOR THE AMERICAN.


SEC III From idvs respecting the organic alto.
81 Holland )-of Tobacco-Tneir adnis
sion into Holland and thence into France.
lHS. The importation of Foreign Manufactured
1o5oeco into Holland is PaeHrsIrEp
if9' Foreign leaf tobacco will only ba admitted
upon paying the existing Dutch duties
l5o. Foreign Leaf tobacco of every kind can be
exported from Holland into France, upon
paying the French duties. Tobaccos ma
nufsctured in Holland. shall equally be ad.
mitted there but independently of the tlu-
~ imposed upon leaf tobacco, they shall be
subject to that of manufacture
ioL- Inc said tobacco, can only be admitted in
TO France through the offices which shalt
ne hereafter designated by specinl de-
cree: They shall be sent from Holland to
the destination of the said .ffices, accom-
panied with precautionary acquittal deli.
vered by the officers Of the Custom-hos.
SEES, which shall be established iE the places
OF manufacture, where they shall be neces-
sary.
152. The said leaf and manufactured tobacco,
after having discharged the impost duties
at The Custom-houses, by which they shall
De permitted, shall be forwarded from
those Offices by precautionary discharge,
Tor the nearest ESrREror (pace Of te mpo-
rary posit) of the administration Of the
joint duties
153. They shall remain there eight DAVIS drrirrr
which they shall deceive the stamp and
vtgneftes of the admnistration-it shall paw
INTO the Offices of the united duties IL de-
cimes per kiiograme, representing the du-
ty OF manufacture, of iicence, of the manu-
facturer, and of the first sale
l5a- Leaf and manufactured tobaccos, after
their entry, shall be subject to the same
regulations as the tobacco of French orr
gin.
49, tobacco en- cdrroste, Iof light manufac-
ture, suitable for smoaking1 cannot be adj
mitted into the department of the French
empire.
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ToBE SOLD, ON III. Is, Cav ~, vnrcl ,.,,'

TO BE SOLD, On the 1st day OF, March s.x,.
on The premises, TO THE highest 6iadey, De.
iSreen one thousand and tzvelve hundred Gc,es f..
Ia ND, IN the iower part of Caroline county. abas.-
bffeen miles GbOve Dunkirk. The f,pbrooe,nrn
are a good DgseAing House, Kitchcn, Meat hoEsc..
'atry' Barn and Corr R,ufe, and lhou, rzUo hnEJ
area bearing APPLE trees. One fourth of the barch I
'ltoney TO 6e paid the day of sale one otAe-Z
I0arth on the 25th day of December, 1911. and de-
other tTpo fon-ths on the 25th day of Dece.1se,i
lSl2 with interesf therespeetips payments TOM
te "nie they seSsrally become due, not bExtuaf-.
TOHN PENDLETOk
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- OBERT GREENHOw, informs his srisnd.
aid Countrymep, that he has opened =
wen assorted HARDWARE STORE, in this
CITY, nearly opposite the Eagle-Tayern, at the
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november IS.

n ok SAtE-one moiety offs tract II LAND
containing about six hundred acres. ly,n,
on James River, in Goochland county, few
miles above the Court House, late the ,ro,ertv
OF Robert Peasants of Curles, dec'd-and which
possess IN the right of my wife The terms If
sale will be made Known on application to Mica
Jan Crew, who IS authorised to contract for the
same AnIndispntable title will be made to the
purchaser The other moiety NAV alec he nun
chased by application to John G. Mosby, of Pow
hatan.
MAURICE r. AfIIrpD
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THURSDAY, January 81.

The Speaker laid before the House-s letter
from James Pleasants, IT. Clerk of this House.
lately elected one Of the Judges of the Court OF
Appeals; which letter was ordered TO be in
seried 10 the Journals, and is in the following
words - %
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Richmond, January 80, 1911.
SIR,

TIE Legislature having been pleased, bv
then vote OF yesterday, to appoint me to fill one
OF ipc vacancies on the bench Of the Court of
Appeals, beg leave through you to make
known to that body my acceptance of the ap-
PomimeDt, and consequent resignation of the
ClerkshiP OF the House of Delegates. In taking
ie"ve OF the Legislative Body, ii would be vain
70 attempt TO express my feelings 40 language
OF " ich am master can convey an adeouaie
rdea OF them Every thing therefore whc, 1
shall s"yis, that viii most f,i,hfIlly discharge
lss ts as am abbey the duties Of my Office =
b. pleased to Present an aHectionate adieu, IN
ny nane, to the body over which you preside,
ana ecpt 1t yourself; believe me to be, with
sentiments OF hiSb esteem, your obe.le Dt, &c
IAMES PLEdS6EI'H IL
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~ GOLDEN PADDOCK.

~ GOLDEN PADDOCK.
ne articles were purchased with cash. and VIII
ne disposed of at a small advance ON their prime,
cost. '~'' f'i"'@
He transacts business on COMMISSION. and
VIII receive consgnments, of whatever NAV be
entrusted to his disposition -
HIS brick Fire Proof WAREHOUSE. nea5s
the Basin, is in order to receive what NAV b-
consigned him ~
ne olIers Tor Sale or Rent, newly erected.
very commodious brick yelling House. &c .;
tuste on an acre Of ground, we'll enclosed. con-
uguous to NJ. Thomas Wilson's tenement q,
Shockr Hill and in the immediate vicinity of
those whose society is to be priced.
He likewise offers for sale, on very moderate
terms, SIX eiigibly situated TENEMkNTS. ON
the Main-street, chiefly, ofthe City of Williams
ourg, which WIZ be shewn, to those DESTROYS OF
purchasing. by Mr. Roscow Cole. Merchant
he entreats all those in arrears to hum. 70,
make immediste settlements of their respective
DEBTS rather than incur the expence of having
them collected by an attorney
January II. o.
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[ The gentleman to whom we arc Indebted for tn
extract from the French decree, of which the
following is translation for the Americ an, will
please to accept the thanks of the Editors for
his favor. l-Bat Amer.
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MAURICE L. MILLER.
Old Curles, Dec Is.

ne subscriber shes to lease III 5-.fI+ =
- TENEMENT, in the town of M ,,ches-
ter, Tor term not less than seven years il ,s
well calculated for Dry Good Store or Grocery
stere is also good accommodations for a genteel
iathiiy tne situation and conveniencies are unex
ccePtIonabie he has kept grocery in it for a
1e" years, with small capital, and at no time
good assortment, and has reason to believe that
Az aceVe man with sufficient capital, might
make as much money at this place, as at onv
STAND OF, either side of the river. He also has for
sale, $50 acres of WOOD LAND, within less
than wo miles of town, he will give two wears
credit on the land, the purchaser giving bond
win approved security, that If not punctuaDy
Paio. to carry interest from the date The terms
VIII De made known by application 10 the SUBJ
seribcr' living on the premises and Possession
may he had in the early part of the summer. He
also wishes all those who have claims against him
TO bring them forward for payment, and all those
VINO ar IN arrears. to settle their respe Give bal
ances without delay, as he does not wish to rup
any one to unnecessary expences.
DANIEL GORDON
S~"' ~. N5WT
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NJ oTICE.-WIE be soM on the premises Or,
y the first Monday IN March next, bv v;rtne-
OF deed OF trust executed TO the subscribers. a
certain tract or parcel Of LAND, lying and be.
ing 10 Inc county OF Buckingham, Sbereon Jobn
WATKINS late resided, containing three hundred
snd NIFTY acres, more or less, bit only three hun
areo acres OF which will be sold, agreeable to the
NED, the property Of Robert b. Wstk;ms =, ca
t'siy debt due to Charles Ysncey, from lie :, "a
John and Robert b. Walk MS, as exnress,, 10
the deed aforesaid. We will only convey As rus
tees. - '"'-
ANTHON1- DIBPEIL.
ROBERT hNDERSGH
~, . w4WT
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-~aIRrY poLLa AIRS Rrw.Rn.,

NM DULL AXIS REWARD--SSs or
deliver ing tome, GEORG Z, a negro va M,
''ho belongs TO me estate Of Col DaReg Richa5.l-
ton' deceased, Of james City coaniy he has ,ess
H"elfn the CITY Of Richmond, for several years
par, ans elsfet! from the service of Mr. T3aes II
zen, IN fhc said city about the first of Tuiy I1sr
serge IS aoo"t ttueny f1co years of age, fH faced
ana , ~ t'ssney complexion, about 5 feet incher
htsh his nofher Iives IN Hanover Ioun, with M.
tohn G Geddy, IN which neiyhborhood It is oroba-
ole ne mar be concealed The above reSpard wiz
be pad to any cerson, aeceriny the said negro 10
ne; or 10 a'aHsfOT securing him in Saot so rIdr
ARCHER HANKINS,
hdia'r Of Dudley Richardsoa. deed
January 90. qv6rs
WILL. BE SOLD, for cash, il the fosvn e:r
Cara, on Thursday the 28,h Fe6,uayy ne,t,
.sso ~hG "oES' JUDY and Swv BY vistne Of .
trust deed executed BY Alesander Ganiaen, ~. sx
me subscribers the 6th October 1909, far the our
pose 81 securing the payment Of certain sums of
nony therein mentioned sshich deef is Gsiy reco,-
yea IN me County eourt Of Ca'nberland.
s.n; "; iwrA7f21RoMyToM'} r4s.....
= muary 80. xs,,ye
WILL Re SOLD, for cash, on 7Nu,s1r
2o'h day Of February next, in C.aiya, cuns-
oeFfdaa cokns7, BY citxe of rxst deed 6ea.fsy,
date the l6th day Of March 1903, esecufeG o.
Thomas Christian, to the subscribers, far the pT
pos ~ securing the payment of certain sums os'
nsoHer ssoressed IN sail deed, due Tohn Lakeland.
deceased tract of LAND, lying IN the copz.v
Of buckingham eoxtain,nr tSro hundred uc,rs al.
joining the lands Of Col. Henry Bel and Ansbra.r
Fora deceased, besng the same t,act Sohereon ssx
Christian novv -esides The sa5scyi6eys oil ar
trustees fonrey TO the purchasers ssch ri.e "a uss-
rel in them.
THO MIS- + PRICE.
MELETUS BROWN.
V"'NW' %. gp;sro
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1rurE1..As.

FRENCH ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF
BUsAco.
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! nc aTtIcIes were purchased with cash. and VIII
De disposed of at small advance ON their prime
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We are enabled to lay before our readers
Msssena's account of the battle Of the 27,h Sep