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Nov. S.
NY virtue of Deed of Trust executed bv

VI virtue of Deed of Trust executed bv
a. James {. Anthony and Mary S. Antho-
ny his wife, to the Subscriber, bearing date ON the
day of December, in the year 1sIO-and duly
recorded in the General Court--WIH be Sold, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, on Saturday, the
seventh of December next, before the door of the
Bell, in the City of Richmond, one undivided Sd part
of a Tract of LAND, situate in the county of Glou-
cestcr. called and known by the name of Paradise,
containing, in the whole, Eighteen Hundred .acres,
more or less-it being the tract ofLand devils
ed by Philip Lee to his three daughters.-Also, the
following SLAVES, to uit Sam, Frank, Bob,
Jerry, Reuben, Daniel, Patsey, Lewis and his
wife, and Mary Girl. The sale of the foregoing
property, will take place the hour of Eleven in the
forenoon--and deed, with special warranty.
will he made the purchaser, for the Land, and bill
OF sale, with the like warranty, for the Slaves by
WILLI.4lN M.dRSH.AI 4.
Trustee.
Richmond, Nov. 4, ids
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DOCUMENTS
the Presidents Message,
(CONTINUED0
MIR. MONROE TO MIR. FOSTER.

MR.. MONROE TO MR.. FOSTER
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, oct. /, 1911,
SIR,
have had the honor to receive your let
ter OF the 10th OF sally, and to submit it to the
Jew of tne President
In answering that letter, it is proper that
should notice complaint that had omit
ted to reply i'll mine OF the Esd OF IuIc. to
your remonstrancc against the proclamation
of the President Of November last, and to
the demand which you had made, by the or
Ter OF your government of the repeal of the
non-importation act Of March I'd, Of the pre-
sent year.
My letter has certainly net meiitcd this
imputation.
Having shewn the injustice of the British
government i'll issuing tho Orders in Council
on the pretext assigned, and It's still greater
injustice i'll adhering 20 them after that pre-
text had failed, respect for G.. b.. as well
as for the y. y, prevented my placing in
the strong light in which the subject natural
iy presented itself, the rcmonstrdnce alluded
to, and the extraordinary demand founded on
it, that while your government accommola-
ted in nothing, the ~ s. should relinqush the
ground, which by just regard to- the public
rights and honor, they had been comrciled 70
take. Propositions tending to degrade a na.-
ton can never be brought into discussion by
a government not prepared to submit to nc
degradation. It was for this reason that |
confined my reply to those passages in ycuf
letter, which involved the Claim Of tho T.. s.
on the principles o. justice, to tic rcsocation
# the Orders IN Ccuncil.--Your demand
however. was neither unnoticcd or IMAM
swcred. In laying before you the complete
& as was believed, irresistible proof on which
he United States expected, and called foi
the revocation 81 the Orders IL Coancil! yc.
~ explicit answer was supposed 70 be gives
- that dcIGaIr2
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Oct. %.
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION Public are infor-
~ med, that on the first day of January
next, shall open school at my house, in the lower
end OF Albemarle county Should scholars come for
ward ut an carrier period, they will be rcceivcl-
No situation in Virginia is more remarkable for
healthfulness.
In my school VII be taught, Reading coyrectfy,
flirting, the Latin and French languages, Geogra.
bhy, Rhetoric, English Grammar, Conbosftion
and Criticism.
The price of Board, Tuition and Washing, scho-
lars finding their bedding and candles, will be
irtythree bou,,Gs per annum, exclusive of vacati-
ons, payable half-ycarly in advance The year will he
divided into two sessions, of five months each Vaca-
tons will DC from the 18th of October to the 18th of
Novcmber,-and from the 15th of April to the 18th
OF May. No scholar viii he received for a shorter
period than year
Avery special attention will likewise be paid to a
too much neglected English Education OF little con-
sequence will be to the individual or to society," to
have spent me and money in acquiring a knowledge
of Languages which have long since ceased to be
Spoken and, therefore, termed dead, if the English
Language, the only vehicle of communicating our
thoughts ideas, shall have been either not at ali or
very specifically attended to-
careful regard will, at all times be observed IN
the morals of youth.
ZINES G. W.fDDEL.
Nov. S. ON
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LAND FOR .sALE-I

pursuance of Decree OF the Court OF
Henreo county, entered che ninth day Of March,
ISL, in caus between George Greenhow, pis and
Eliza L. Younghusbard, administrator, aud Sam,,-
cl Y. Parsons, administrator, with the Will annexed,
OF Pleasant Yonghusband, deed and the infant c,ii-
dren OF the said Pleasant Younsluisband, de,ea-
ddnts The Subscribers, who are named rs
G on III $50 " r Il Sin the said decree
will, on Friday, the 2oth day of November ne xt,
expose tn Sale, at Public Auction, on the premises,
for ready money, all that part of the Tract ot LAND
lying in the said county, c.iied COCKER MOUTH
contained within the following bounds, to svit. Be-
tending the same coarse with the SAID Schiets line
from the river to the said corner to the hack line of
the said Younglusbaa,ls tract, and 10 include tie
whole of the said tract from that lire towards the C-
ty OF Richmond =
I'm, .lf3NCU2E.
j. ROBLNSO.N,
FRED. PLE.2S.l,~7,S
Oct. ~. iw
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sGTOCk of Dry Goods selling off cheap
~ TIE Subscriber being about tn make an
alteration IN his establishment, will sell lis stock of
assorted DRY GOODS, amounting to more than
3 5000, st pficesyery little over prime costs e.
tcT at Wholesale retail for Cash or town acccp-
tances, onl1--until the 18th Nov. next, at which
tune the remainder then hand will be sold at auc-
ton without reserve, accommodating terms
BENJAMIN KIMBAJJ,
Oct y. IF
r. s. Those indebted to u. K. are requested To
make immediate payment--any neglecting this no.
ace longer than tie 18th oe next month will posi-
lively have their accounts lodged with an attorney for
collection.
>.GJ The above sale is postponed until Tuesday the
10th November.
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WILLIAMSBURG Chanccry District
November 1s.

WILLIAMSBURG Chanccry District
w Court
Bstsueen
James Steptoe and others, ConoPts
find
Saml. Templeman, Ex'r. of
Elizabeth Steptoe, deed. Def.
The decree pronounced in this case, on the sth day
Of November, 1906, having been affirmed by the
Court of Appeas-I hereby gfve notice, that on the
lst day of January next, shall be ready to deliver
the negroes to the commissioners who are appointed
TO divide and aot them, agreeable to the said decree
Those who are Interested viii be pleased TO attend
at Westmorcland -ouse, that dav, in person.
or by their agent-it appears from the decree, that
the following persons should be notified to attend if
they please, Wig. James Steptoe, Elizabeth Steptoe,
widow of VIM Steptoe, decd for herself and chill
iren-Henry Lee, decd Bernard Moore Car
fer, Ludwcll Lee, Laurence Washington, Lucy
Washington, Ex'x. of Geo S. Washington, decd.
Fanny Lee, Xxx. of Thomas L. Lee, deed Iud
well Lee, Ex'r Of Thomas Lee, deed. The Ex'rs.
Of William A. Washington, dec'd.--John Park and
John ID. Orr.
SAMUEL I'EMPLEHa.ayW,
Executor Of
Nov g. a.
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Mr.. FOSTER TO MIR. MONROE.
UIushinpton Or. %, Il

DuShngfon Ocf. u, lb11,
had the honor to receive your letter uf
the 18th inst together with its three euclc-
su'es, on the road between Baltimore and
this city,. | had that of receiving at tho
same time your letter dated Oct. !, in ana
swcr to mine Of the Goth Of last July.
Not having had any dispatches FROM. nis
Majesty government lately, ] have not ay
yet recelved The copy Of th~ recent ccmmu-
lication fgom Paris IN regard t. the sup-
posed repeal Of the French DEGREES which
tic Charge d saaircs Of The u. States at
Lection has intimaied TO yoi that he under-
stvSs. sha MsQgS !ysseslsg intended "a
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NOTICE.-To be Slid, for ready money,
IN at the late residence ofJohn Kimbrough, decd
in the county of Hanover, the 18th day of Decem-
Der next if fair, if not, the next fair day all the
tate Of the said John Kimbrough and James Kim
brough, decd. consisting of about fifteen likely NE
GPOEiS, stock, crop and furniture of all kinds
4hc creditors having claims the estate of either
John or James Marlborough, are requested to make
tlusn known on that day.
CORNELIUS BURNETT, .ddm'r.
Nov. 19. 4tp
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DoBERT NELSON & Co. have receiv

INEiboVIIN & %. haVe rcCelV-
= en-, and arc now opening at their Store,
S>Iain-street,) a very extensive and general os,o,.
ncnt OF UOOLLE.N, COITO.E 81 FiVCY
oOoDS, ortle newest fashions, which they will
sell, Uholesd(c and Retail at their usual prices for
Cash or Aeccptanccs in Town.
Oct %. ,f
II. y: They have also received an elegant assert
ment OF JFJpELRf, of the latest fasbions-En-
s,ish, Frencl and American manufactnre--A few
y'zes P.fFEeFI' SIX HITS, Of the first qua
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Vol. S-------No. IS.


Ieat zvas Safifactory, uet IL r.;Y bs ,,.,.,, ,sa
pree1bZc IN ieo,.,, ths,,+s. :. 's"4 oe very q
Sed IN co,,.,,,.';., s.A' ys~ u'e noao IHfhors-
go ~, eoFe ~ IN az arrangement that svH
a. n'111a'e oosh me orders in Council and
f"e HoH-tnPorfafion act. ~. ~
II. y. Heaf3ng that io,t S,1V M, h, =, tor...s
for scverQi dams This je,te,.s ,,,,d 49,, 4 1850
date ON tbeJsf of In;s $3.50, - one oe1'"t
h,etoreo ,,nJ 49," .o',, ""ten lHa1
,,,...a., "He"ueo 20 0ehuer TO you on
my 'ef~'" mere, are Forwarded by a Sfiecta3
messenger
IhaUe the hono,. to be. Or
(Sia7,ed LIS lEC ADO r.
Aurust,,S Eo,+,. r., ~ O'
N'' A'q. Nc' &C. oe.
.Mr. p,,,sU >. ~
- w" =. .. on'ifh,
c.rp dated Paris, ssh Juiy, 1911.
'i''
o'servc by your letter of the III, uit. your sos
.'ue 10 ootain eyuence of the revocation of tF6
pe ~ ana Milan Eecrees. Ts
On t,e 'th OF August last the Duke q? Galore an.
nonee,' % zen Armstrong, that these DEGREES uer1
sssohs.; anu that tey world cease to operate on the
d.,a a'pcs me ii'si "i Nd'e'iier tese
becn eye.r,, -, ~ ~ ~ ~ gihstdncc,
=, saa :" inc Prelee OF American proper
-. Green, coming clearly within the pend
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from a Black man, about
NJ three weeks since, new Red Morocco
Pocket BOOK, no mark nor name--containinp two
five dollar notes The owner is requested to call at
this Office.
Nov. IL, 1911. az
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~ " lCEs--Those who have claims on the
a Estate of Hardaman Roystcr, deceas-
"a, arc requested to exhibit them TO VIM. Fcnwiek,
OF Ma"chcster----and such are indebted thereto
arc requested TO make payment to him, without de-
tsy--t'c situation ofths Essate ad,pittina of M ;r
'inlgcnee. 50 soon as bcy can be prepared, copies
or tn accounts Of the hitter will be deposited Win
;lr. Isaac White, 10 Richmond. to whom, or To Mr.
@cnes 'feSIn' payments may in the mean time be
inadc. J.2yN'F ROYyIER, .qa,n's.
6
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t1,NcY GOODS & MLL1NERY.-R

n bert Davidson has lust received hand
some assortment of F.4yNtCY GOODS Sc .lfTLLL
.TERY, which he offers for sale Composite the Globe
Tavern,) on the most reasonable terms-The .lfiHi-
merry and Misunderstanding will be attended to BY
Mrs. Davidson formerly All orders will be pune
tualy executed, and in the most fashionable manner
r.. -. having made arrangements to procure from
the north the newest fashions on the shortest notice
Nov 12. If
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1OIIN KING has lust received an addi-
- tiolal assortment OF FALL < WINTER
GOODS, which he viii sell, Al his usual cheap ratcs
li.slsnold, Oct 20. #
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ENGLISH CHEESE.-The subscribers
IA have received further supply Of DOU-
BLF. GLOSTER CHEESE, New-York MOULD
CANDLES, and SUGARS of superior, quality.
N. Il ). DICK & Co.
November 19. St
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BY Thomas Richie.

= CT CONDlTIONS----Five Dollars a year, to be
patti annually in advance. Those who do not direct
their papers tn be discontinued the end of the year,
will he considered engaged for the next-Nonc will
be discontinued, until all arrearagcs have been pal
(. ADVERTISEMENTS None will be inserted in
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
somcrespectablc person in this city Manchester
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COM
1SA oANY.-The annual meeting Of Stock
3olders will be held at Brooks's Tavern, in Manches-
ter, on the first Monday in December next: Such
members as cannot attend in person, WILL it is ex-
iected, appoint their proxies.
The undersigned wishes to be furnished with pro-
per evidence Of shares sold and purchased since the
ias meetings in order that transfers may be made OIL
the company's books, and shares duly represented
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
November fs. TSON
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kR. RUSSELL TO Mr.. SMITH.
Paris, I4th Jelly, 1911.

SIR,
had the honor to address to you, on the s.b
inst brief account of the Grace Ann Green and oe
the New-Orleans Packet. The proof which thesf,
cases furnish especially the latter, ought, when uI-
opposed, rs il is by any conflicting circumstances to
be considered conclusive OF the revocation of tho
French edcts, to which, if Continued IN force these
cases would have been liable. In addition hove, Ell &,
their existence, have the satisfaction to com.
municate to you the liberation of the Two BROTHERS.
the Good Intent and the Star, three American YES
sells captured since the first of Nov ana brought Ii x,
this empire or into ports under It's control. should
have no doubt been able To have announced the re.
lease, by one general decision, Of every American
vessel captured since that period if the only cnorv
were whether not they had violated the Berlin and
Milan decrees Unfortunately, however, the ,rac-
tees oil late yearg render the question OF; property
extremely difficult to be satisfactorily decided an.idsa
false papers and false oaths-after the most nnute,
and tedious investigation, it often renairs doubtful
whether this property belongs neutral or a., enc,
my. Tie time employed in this investigation has
surely connection with the Berlin and Milan de-.
cices, and cannot be considered as evidence of tetc
continuance.
It is possible that these DEGREES may he kept ia
force in their municipal character aud be applied f
the coniscatn Of English merchandise of tn co ei-
nent-and to prevent their performing this function
does net appear BE OF the United States
nor car the measure adopted in retaliation ef it, on
the part of England, be Justly extended beyohjts Ii.
,nits ami made to reach unoending neutral pager
which the act Of her enemy does not affect
1t is Sufficient tor us that the Berlin and Milan de-
crees have ceased TO be executed on the high seas,
and IT the orders in council still continue to operato
there. they surely not supported by any principle
OF the law OF retaliation. but must he considered
simple and unqualified violation Of our neutral and nj.
| tional rights
The proof now before YOU Of the revocation Of tho
Berlin and Milan DEGREES consists in tle precise and
formal declarations OF this government in its con-
tnuanee to execute them to prejudice Ia single
instance--n its having exempted from Interpretation
every vessel arriving spontaneously since the first Of
November, to which they could be appted--and cve-
~ vessel forciby brought i'll since that time on which
there has been decision After suci. evidence, to
pretend to doubt of their revocation with regard
would seem to be the result OF something thaa
mere increduity. 49,
Will, much reypect. sc.
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LORD WELLESLT 20 MR. SoHN s. sHI7.Rs
+ reign Office, August II, 1871.

reign Office, August n, 1871.
SIR,
Since 1e. date 2fmy ioet tetfsf ihdve the
honor 10 inform ton, that Ihdpt recciptd "a
letter from Mr.. Foster, his AGajcsty's Mir
iste'- N Imerica, BY 7vhich il obhears da5
he had actually commenced a nckUrio;io75
qrih the g0yerHmcnt IF me Uaited Hafe8,
respecting the Britieh Orders in CoancI
Ills desf'afcheS contairing the particulars
n tie ncgocidtfoa haze NOT pet reachca mr. :
Under Mese circumstance I haze traASB1ie-
ted cohy # your fetter, togethfr .aciM lie
enclosure, 10 Nh Fostor, in ordtrtLGt Nose
docAn,enfs nay receive FIJI conside,ation III
Me hrogres8 IF the discussions, nozU def,eil6@
ing in America.
have me honor 20 be, &c.
(SigDed) UELLESLEY.
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADE-
w MY.--The Pnb!ic are respectfully in
formed, that the SCHOOL will commence ON the ist
day Of Novembcr-An earlier intimation, to this ef-
ect should have been gwen but that certain regula-
lions in College induced doubt relative to the time
which could be spared from Collegiate duties.
Mr. plunkett continues to give lessons in NfUSICK
and FRENCH as usual. =
GEORGE BLACKBUR.w
Williamsburg, Oct. %. 0tp
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lug. j. Foster, &c. &c. Sc.
Department of State, October II. 1911.
SIR,
1 hare the honor to coDimuTicdte to yon q
c0fiy qft7Oo letters from tie Charge des .If-
f3ire8 cfthc United States at Paris, 10 thei,.
Charge des futures at London, and a cohu
Ta 1Fondcnce Of the later NTH He
MarquiS Qf UeHeSiey on the Su5ject. BIZ
Dis IL zpiH be- seen, met -l;lj: Ss,ith zoqs in
|ormcd by the marquis Of Wc1esiey, that he
sbouia transmit 10 yoU a cohg fthe comm
uicalon from PariS, that Il nught haUe fuu
cozSt4eratioa in the discu8sioas deiteuGiag
hcrc.
.Hi'hoNgh an immediate re1eat zyas d
IaUe bern crI'ecfcd fran your goUernne7,f
81 fhe tseciff If tfis communication, If fhs
r-F;' frOIF 7rhirh9 eHaras c1,sfs f'rs4c7, scl
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VOLUNTEERS.

by the President South America-M
the conflicts OF the North corruscate in the
South with the brightest gems of Liberty.
BY the Vice -President--Our impressed
seamen--trom the slavery under which thew
sutier-may they be quickly emancipated
by the wisdom and energy of our govern
men,.
BY Greed Taytor--James Monroe-.the
Secretary OF State-rhe patriot, the soldier.
the 81 atesman and the Cato of the day.
BY Nm. MuNford--The State of Massa-
chusetts-in which the frs blood was dra VIII
in the cause OF freedom--With 10y we hail
her return TO her primitive principles, I'm
spite OF the Boston HSsem6iage.
ny Se7oaR Osgsod-Tbe arm Of America
May i. be strengthened by unanimity even
to the latest generation.
BY Nm. Robertson. Sen.--1he State of
Virginia--T first in the Union to declare
dependence--May she be always found
the frstto maintain it.
Blu Josehh Seiden-Aibert Gallatin-Tbe
indignation due to his sins should not be
suppressed il, compliment 10 The hand that
rewards them
BY Mr.. MinJrec--May Americans never
be so over filed with Liberty as to permit
an infringement through treason and licen
tiousness.
BY I'm. Price--The memory of Major
Gen. Wayne---1ke Hero Of the West.
BY Charles x MaHorg The right Of in
struction-The vital principle of Tcpresen-
tatiye Democracy--Ibe frowns Of an indg-
nant and insnlted people and the obiivious
shades OF eternal retirement to those pub
lie agents who dare to disregard 4.
ny r. NelSen--lWore fregaen. Elections
to the Senate OF the U. $, and less Jregas1;
Re sisegsnss
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NDe Gnqutrer.
RICHMOND JULY 9. 1911.
FOURTH or JULY.

The 35th anniversary of our National
Independence was celebrated in this CITY.
with more than usual spirit May the feel
INF" grow with our growth. and strengthen
with our strength!
The usual salute at day break and sun
rise, announced the arrival of the glorious
Anniversary--at 10 o'clock, the uniform
companies and militia, of the 18th Regi
ment, assembled on the Capitol Square
formed the line and stacked their arms. -
A procession was then formed of colors
music, citizens and soldiers that marched
into the Hall OF the House of Delegates-In
spite OF the heat of the weather, the Hall
was crowded with Ladies, Soldiers and Ci
tisens. A band of Music was stationed in
the Gallery-the rsetrum was o'er-canopied
with the colors Of the Regiment, Ba tall
ons and Volunteer Companies, giving the
whole scene aRisturesgqe effect The or.
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VOLUNTEERS.

BY Cs?t Gamble---'rbe Manchester Troo,,.
Of CavalTy ---in peace we WISH 70 b. tier
jrienis----n war ~ Drawer comrades
BY Capt Heth---- he memory q: Alexander
Hamilton the most valued aid CT w ash.np
ton
By Gen. Mat shal--Spsin and Portugs 49,
May their deeds of heroism reanimate mimi.
dated Europe and revive tia lofty Split of @ n,l-
inc patriotism, which upholIs the indcpe ndence
OF Nations
BY Gen. Wood-The Troops OF Cavalry and
Voiuntec. Companies Of Richmond and Man
chesel--I'ley do themselves honor, by ac.
Curing Military knowledge in time of peace,
,oIend,r the most essential service in time Il
war
By ii. Sibbon--.The Patriot in retirement
JOHN Jay
BY Judge Cabell--Thoras Jefferson, The au-
thor OF the declaration of that Independence
which we this day ce!eh;ele-His name viii be
reYered til tree government sia,l cease to have
fri rds
BY iIAior Pryor-May the departed soiris of
he heroes aud patrols OF the American ct.roiu.
lion, look down with delight on Tbs. nsn.icld
blessings winch we this uay e,joy-the result
of their lsboTf.
b. Cen Preston Elbridee Gerry--The
firm itepu ilc,n Governor of our sister stat. Of
MascachHseHs.
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| der Of exhibition wass fst. kaH Columbia.
3D. The ID claration OF Independence, read
by the Lieut.. Governor in an audible and
impressive style Sd JYxshington's March.
4th. An Grafton by Nj. WILLIAM SkLDEN.
replete with national feeling, aud depicting
in strong colors, many of the permanent
pillars OF cur Independence and prosperity.
5th. Washington's March.-The Military
line was then resumed on the Square, a sa-
lutte was fired and the Regiment dismissed
to dine at their respective. places of can
| tonment. more numerous and animated
assembly WAS never seen OF the Square
lit is calculated that not less than 5000
persons were present
The Friends of the Revolution, with
strangers and citizens. dined at the Eagle.
President DR.. Foushee sen; Vice President,
Geo. w. Smith, Esq
The Richmond TROOP Of Horse, joined
by the Manchester Troop, &c. dined at the
Havmarket- Garden.
The Rife Comhany. with the field off
GERS of the Regiment, repaired to Mansfield
Spring.
The artillery and the Republican Biues
associated together at Bacon Quarter
Branch.
And the Light Infantry Blues dined at
Buchannan's Spring.
No accident occurred to cast gloom over
the festive vivacity of the scene. Abort 10
o'clock at night. we were UNEXPECTEDLY de-
lighted with a sight OF a beautiful ilum-
mated TRANSPARENT Painting. in the form
Of a Pyramid Is feet high, and 10 feet
square at is base. prepared and escorted
by the Riff Volun,eers, accompanied by a
full band OF Music The painting represen
ted: 1st.' An Eagle descending upon the
Genius OF Liberty, crowning the busts of
Washington and Jefferson with laurels-
ground work, American colors, Cannon,
ball and foul anch1rs-Mo5o Erceisior.-
Cd. The Rattle Snake Eagle lowering OF
our shore. and drinking from the extended
cup of the Goddess OF Liberty-Motto In
dehendenee-Sd Seventeen Stars, illumina-
ting the Tree of Liberty under which
s. ands 4 Riheman, as Ceniinel-Motto Uni
red Tre stand.-4th Emblem of Justice
with scales-an encampment on the sea
shore-Motto, Justice OIL our side.