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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-08

8According TO the late census, the city oS
Baltimore and its precincts, Contain 46' 485
soufS
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NJOT1sE.-The STOCK.HOLDERS Of tn,
IN BANK OF VIRGINIA., in and abou
Richmond are requested TO meet a. theBlsuk tbs
: 3, at ~ O'Clock
- 8 II
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Gotlgreee.
IN SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 3, 1911.
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We are assured Gays an Orleans paper that
the Gov. of Pensacola (Folch) is marching for
Bayau Sarah and Baton Rouge, at the head OF
troops which could be collected at the seat of
his government. The Choc.aws and Talapou-
ches have taken Up arms, and ranged themselves
under his banners. We learn by person of We
rscity that the militia of the opposite shore oil
the Lakes have received orders TO hold them.
selves in readiness 10 march.
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Gustavus De Witt, Dane or Swrde was
lately hung at Carppeachy as spy. He went
from New-York to that place, and in his posses.
sion was found several incendiary letters, and
letters of credit to an immense amount
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NORFOLK. ian. Q. 1911.

NORFOLK, Jan. =, 1911.
Yesterday arrived here the Spanish ship
LA Chiena, Captain Bui6arda, in "a days
from Ayamonte iR Spain, with 500 Merino
Sheep, having lost nearly 200 ON the pas
sage.
We have NOT received any papers by this
vessel; but from gentleman of intelligence
who came passengers, we understand. thai
British officer passed through Ayamonte,
who left The head Quarters of L, I'd Yelling
xon, as late as the t7venfy third of N,veni-
Der, at which time The hostile armies re-
manned IN the same position, which they
had occupied for some time past. No ge-
neral action had taken place frequent but
0nimportant skirmishing had occurred
The British lines were so strong that Mas
sena could not attempt them with any pros
teCt OF success.
In Cadiz things remained as thew had
been for many months, aud nor the smallest
apprehension existed for the safety of that
city.
The partzah war, was carried on with
the utmost spirit, and very frequently with
much success on the part Of the Spaniartls
who daily became more confident that IN v
viii be abe to expel their invaders. In he
South of spain, the Spanish cause was in
ahe most favorable way under its patrio, c
Readef O'Donnel--Ledger.
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NoRFoLR, January 4.
ne qvere mistaken, in saytng IN our last,
gbat the Nautilus 4vas 10 sail direct. from
Mis fort TO EngLand She goes to .Nczv-
York, fuhere she is to receive Ter deshatch.
es' and go from thence to France and Eng.
land. Ledger.
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Ihe SPANISH fdfers svhich in our last zvt
Rotteed 10 haze receiued contain little o., no
fnorn,afton Of inheritance to an american
reader They are frincihaNy occutiied zyith
ne deoates OF tie Ccrtes, (which are very a.
minated, Particularly that on the liberty II
"a press, (Which zuas carried by majority Of
eaore than tsuo TO one.
1hese fafiers also contain dcfaiLs of Ddri-
otts aLfafrs betzreen the Patriots and the
French armies, IN 7chich the Standards dis
f'fay the greatest heroism. we haze hroc urea
otrans!aston of an affair on she Southern
Frontier Of Snain, by (which IL atheors that
Ihe odntaTds maze carried me suar ineo
France. e made The French feelthc effects OF
Mecruel mode ef,zvartare. Which they are zua :
gig IN ofain, The following is the transla-
ion:
8 E':tract Of an o6iciak letter from the
marquis 9fComfoperde, a general? fdiuiaion
stnder general O'Donnei in Catalonia.
: The enemy zuho 7vere in Pmgcerda to
The number # 1900, did nos zvait our an
~ zach on the 29th Of September, tut retreat
"a TO Nonttuis in France. NE hnrsued
then 10 SaRagoSa, bVt having received re-
f'Jorcemtnt Of 500 men, The enemy again
HaUanecd, and maSe a stand at Percha, a
Dery advantageous POSITION Our troohs
aoon dsiodSedthem. and took their artiNery
Cnr brave soldiers cOmhiefeLy routed them
CUfuIILLNS
fhc.feld ef' battle, qyhich zvas couered zoiti
she bodies @the enemy, Pursued them 10 the
ve1y 7oaHs IF D1ontiui8.
The result ofthis action is, that the e.
NeMy has lost 500 men killed and 7vounded
L attain, lieutenant ana &c t,fpates mad
5.risonerS.
:" onr loss is Q officers Killed, S 7vounded
SfTtUafes killed, and SIS vounded.
"Iffer the action, sve inflicted due Punish.
.7ient on the inhabitants of8everal UWcgeS
z,hich had fired upon rs in our Gdvance-
we fook from them 5000 Sheeeh 500 head
81 catLe, and 500 cfthe best horses the cou,i.
81 G6orded, besides ieUying on them con
ksf Of 10000 d>Kars.
On the 25th Of ISehtem5er, Lieutenani
Colonel H3vGrez de Sofa, 7vih a6our $40 men
yNttacked body Of the enemy Of 300 at Gar.
via NTH fired 6ayonets. The enemy a6an.
a"ned heiTednh, 7pIiich zoe deStroyed, ute,
SUifng 200 head Of cattle and some f,rison.
Iys''~-Ib.
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THURSDAY, Fee. 2


communication read from the Secreta
ry of the Treasury, inclosng report on the
petition OF the Inspectors of the port of Phiia-
delphia
Another, inciosiAg the amount of imports into
| the United States in American and foreign yes
sells, in the year ending October, 1910.
Another inclosing the exports from the United
States for the last year.
Mr.. Curtis presented the petitions of the inha.
bitants Of Csstine, Saco, &C. praying the erection
| OF a Light House on Long Island Referred to
the committee of Commerce and Manufac-
| lures.
| On motion Of Mr.. MERTON,
| ReSofUed, That the committee of Commerce
and Manufactures be instructed to enquire wbe-
Their any, and if any, what alterations are neces-
saryi in the act, entitled " An act, supplement
tsry to the act concerning consus and vice con-
suls, and making further provision for American
seamen," ard that the committee be authorised
! TO report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. koot, from the Committee of Claims, re-
ported ~ obedience 60 resolution ofths House,
that IT was ezpedient to make provision by law,
Tor the repeal or suspension of the limitation
acts as respects certain descriptions of citizens
Referred TO a committee of the whole
Mr. Rhea r. reported bill to amend the
act tor regulating the Post Office Establishment
Twice read, and reft rred to a committee of the
, whole.
Inc Dill making provision for the final adjust.
ment of claims TO lands, and tor the sale of pub
iic lands i'll the territories oil Orleans and Lou
isiana, was returned from the Senate, with a.
mendments, which were concurred with.
MIR. Gh0lsOH submitted the following resoluti.
ons
ReSolvei, That committee be appointed to
enquire into the expediency of providing by law
tor The temporary government Of that part of the
territory coded by France to the United States
in 1908, which lies on the east side of the river
Mississippi on the North of the river Iberville,
the lakes Maurepas and Pouchsrtrain, and the
Gulf of Mexico west Of the perdido and
south OF the Mississippi Territory and that the
committee have leave TO report by bill or other
wise
On motion Of Mr. Rhea CT } il was referred
to the committee on that part of the president's
message relating TO West Florida
On motion ~ Mr.. Lewis, the House resolved
Itself into committee of the whole-Mr Bas.
set IN the chair, on the several bills for incor-
porsting the District Banks
The bill Incorporating the Farmers Bank OF
Alexandra, was first taken up and amended by
reducing the capitol from 100000 to 500, 900
dollars, striking out the section relative to the
qualification of the President, limiting the dura.
G,n TO ten years, &c.
The Committee then took tip the bill to incor.
porstc the Banks Of Potomac, of Washington,
and Union Bank Of Georgetown which were
seversliy assimilated IN their provisions, and a.
greed TO in committee.
FERRUARY8
The House was engaged the whole of ,i,is day
on uninieresting business.
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pages Of the Law OF English customs we
will cite one more statute. of the 11th year
Of the reign of George II. chap %. which
orders that prohibited teas above Ger ain
price should be 6urnt; also, that of the Oath
year ct he same reign. which orders tie
bUrniase of tobacco. &c.
How. after such examples are produced in
their legislation, can the English be surprized
to see the Continent at last adopt the prohib-
tive system t. which they owe their riches I;
and that France employs, tn exclude English
merchantize from ITS markets, the means of
hicb the Ergli>h nave made so frequent
use. viz. the absolute prohibitions of the
products of their merchandise and the
burning Of those which fraud had introduce
81
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III another column we have inserted, from
the cfhcial American paper OF the 9Th ult a
vindicatiou ofthe public instrument to which
we have just alluded, and of the circular
letter from the treasury department. This
paper rs attributed, We know not with what
truth but certainly with much confidence TO
the pen OF Mr. Smith, the American secresx-
ry of state.-Giobe.
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IN SENATE.

Robustness OF great imp ,rtance has been
transacted in the Senate the TWO last days.
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(De6ate 10 be Continued. }
HOUSE or REpRESEW7Ar1yRS.
WED<esDAY, February 6

On motion or Mr.. EeHHedg,
R.SofoeG, THAT The committee Of Commerce
and Manufactures enquire INTO the expediency
Of establishing by law uniform l:.odc OF qua
NJ IN the various Offices of customs throughout
the u 5.
MIR. Mwnfor6 presented the petition of the
owner OF the ship Augusta, praying for the re.
ne wal Of register which he had lost. Refer.
red 20 tile Committee Of Commerce and Ma
fufactures.
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Mr.. Potter sud HAT at q time when thcy were
introducing BITS for tlie purpose Of borrowing
money and for laying additional duties, aud
thereby increasing the taxes on their cOnstitu-
ef Is, he thought tbey ought TO make the Les; Of
the resources already ~ our powsr. The stock
Ilave offered one mlIliontwo hundred and Gfty
iious nd liars 10, tlIe renewal OF their char,ef
.--and - is believed they would give cous:d.ra-
tIy more, u they could have charter unincum-
be-, wijk otIier Conditions. THUS sum or mo
NY th,y Weuid bne tie UmJed States for i cirgr-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-21

.yIiRGlsfA :-=--ht Sdrsrior cours a.
Y Chancery, holden at tho Capitol. in the
CiIy Of Richmond, lst day Of Feb. 1911.
George w. Spotswood,
Plainhf.
against
John s. Wexford. Richard and Stephen Win--
chester, heretofore trading under the firm OF
John 5. Weiford, and Company and the said
Richard and Stephen Winchester,
Defendants.
The defendants Richard Winchester and Ste
phen Winchester. not having entered their apr
pearance and given security according 10 tho
act of assembly and the rules Of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the courtv
that they are not inhabitants of this country =
ON motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, Ie ~
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next term and am
swer The bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
OF this order be forthwith Inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front doos-
of the Capitol in'the said city
copy. Tesfe,
WM. HENNING, C. G.
May II. w8w
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I>HE Subscriber, mas Just received BY til e
L ship Protectress, direct from Liverpool,
and - now opening, at his Glass and China
Store. first door above the Eagle Tavern, large
supply OF Rich Cut and plain Glass, which to-
gether with his former assortment, render It We
~ complete :-among which are, Globe Lamps,
handsomely mounted. India Shades Glass
Candiesticks, Gilt and Silver mounted /; a
great variety of Plated and Silver Rims,
and >Castors, rich cut, and plain Pitchers.
various sizes. rich cut and plain Cans, with CO.
vers, cut, and plain Tumblers, with COVERS
Salvers of all sizes; cut and moulded Bowls of
every description ditto Sugar Bowls and Milk
Jugs, cut and plain Deeanters, do. water Car
otis to match Wine Coolers, and Finger Bowls,
elegant cut and plain Tea Plates, do. cut and
plain Sweet-meat Glasses, do. Jelly's, do. Lem
onades, a few services ofelegant Rich cut Glass,
do. dining Sets of English and India China, to.
gether with general assortment of plain Glass
not enumerated-W Window Glass of all sizes.
To induce Country Merchants 10 take thier sup
plies without the trouble, rsque and xpence O,
gong to Philadelphia and New York, the Sub.
scriber is determined to make the price of the
above named: articles, as low they can possibly
ference then, will be at least, saving to the
purchaser. of the Freight, Insurance, and risque
OF oreakage Just received, one hundred Casks
Ground Plaster of Paris, which from, its superb
or quaiityihe can recommend to Mill. Stone Ma
kers and Farmers also fresh Teas in whole. hal
and quarter Chests a few hundred, W.T. Goshen
Cheese, which is thought BY the, best Of Judge,
to be equal to the English at less than half price
Sweeds and country Iron assorted by the ton, a
few thousand VT. of Ricks's superior oualit,
Bacon, Liverpool Blown Salt, in twiIled sacks o.
four and FIVE bushels.
ED: HALLAM.
April9. wtf
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NCHANCERY-In Hanover County Course
II Anril o. 1911 =

IN CHANCERY-In Hanover County Courts
i April IS, 1911
Horatio G. Winston, William o. Winston.
Joseph F. Price and Eliza his wife, formerly E.
MA Winston, and John + Price and Maria mis-
wife formerly Mara Winston, children and
Legatees of John Winston decd
P!ainti6s.
10 IN Pettus and others, heirs of Stephen Pets
Gus, decd and James boswell and Thongs
Price, ex'ors of Samuel Day, decd.
Deets.
This day came the Plaintiffs by their Crunse,.
and the Plaintiffs file their DILL &C. in this 0,t.
which being read, it is thereupon decreed nd
ordered, that the Defendants lanes Dos well
and Thomas Price, ex'rs. of Samuel Day, decd.
be enJoned from paying away to the other D.
iendan,s the sum OF twenty eight pounds four-
teen shillings and one penny Three fartbinps.
with interest thereon, after the rate If five per
centum per annuTh, to be computed from March
I191 and that the said Executors paw unto the.
Plaintiffs the said sum with interest thereon az
aforesaid, upon the Plaintiffs executing a bond
70 them according to law. And the other De-
'ehoants john Pettus and others, Heirs of Ste%
phen, fettus, decd. not having entered their ap.
pearance, 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
they arc not inhabitants of this Country, on the
motion Of the plaintiffs by their Counsel, II 4,
ordered, that the said Defendants John Petua
and others, Heirs OF Stephen Pettus, decd. do
appear here on the fourth Wedn sdsy in JuIy
next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs. and
that copy of this order be forth with inserted
IN some public newspaper printed in the CITY of
Richmond, tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
.nat shother copy be posted at the 'front.' door q
the Courthouse ofthis County.
Copy.--Teste,
THO. POLLARD, c. nc.
Jure. Wv
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April
LAND FOR SHE.
ED 4: RALLAM.
WITT

ME subscriber offers tor sale his plantation
in King & Queen county, containing 1000
acres; ut this there are about 400 acres clear
ed and now in FINE order for cultivation, the ba-
lance is heavily tiinbered with oak and hickory.
and abounds in fine hear Pine, which from it's
great scarcity is extremely valuable this land
is admirably ,sell adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat & oats and the greater part of the wood
land would produce prime to6acco--This planta-
ton is remarkably well situated for market for
produce ;-being about IL miles from Tappa-
hammock, ON Rappahannock river, miles from
DunEirk, and from Walkertown, on Matto
pony river-and 40 from Richmond There is
on this plantation good overseer's house (; a
new single story house an excellent new barn
and other necessary houses :-And carpenters
are now engaged in erecting handsome two
story dweliing house which will be completed
by Christmas.--.sTiis seat is an uncommonly
healthy one, The plantation is divided into 8
equal fields, each under strong fence In tie
held at present in corn, from 20 to 80 busi,ela 81
wheat may he seeded to great advantage next
fall.-I deem it unnecessary to say more My
overseer on the premises will shew the land to
any person wishing to view it.-And for further
particulars enquire of the subscriber OF the land,
OF by letter, addressed to the Post Office at
Dunkirk, King and Queen County.
=, WILLIAM H ROANE. &
King 4 Queen County. june 2. WITT
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GTRAYED on Sunday the Goth of May last,
y from M. Sampel Wooddys near the Ches.
teriield Coal Pitts, with saddle, martingale, col
lar. head stall and bit, large SORREL or by
some called Sorrel Roam HORSE, having some
white BARS ntersperscd. He is about five or
six years old, five feet one or two inches high,
long necked, and the two hind feet white, & a
little spot near the Ank Of his of, or far side 1;
on the usar side of the neck, near the junction
of the body, is small round white spot, and on
the head Immediately under the fore-top, IS a
scar, apparently TO have been occasioned by
blow--I purchased him of Mr.. Thomas Nor
veil, near Fncssiie. Bottetourt County, where
il is probable he may have attempted to get o.
A reward of20 dollars will be given to any one
that will deliver him with saddle &c. to me in
this place, or fifteen dollars for the horse alone,
and all reasonable expenses paid, or dollars to
any person that viii give such information as
will enable me 60 get him again
RICHARD HUGHES.
,g5e Ia &3s
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PoToMAC LANDS FOR sale:
May IL.

Hi Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT
OF LAND, whereon he now lives (late
the res dence of Col. SEQ. Brent, dec.d.) con-
taining 666 acres, upwards Of one third parS
now in Woodland, Immediately at the head OF
tide water, md, adjoining the town of Woods
stock, on Aqua Creek There are probably few
Farms more productive, very considerable
portion oft is rich low grounds in arabic order,
and at least eighty acres sewed with Red Clos
yer. between IL and Is acres in timothy grass,
and a much larger quantity at "a iaconsiderabie
expence might be made the Buildings. tho1
not elegant, are comfortable, spacious and con-
venient with all necessary out houses a small
young orchard ofAppies and Peaches now in
bearing, exclusive Of some select fruit lately
budded and grated. Attached to this estate ara
two valuable Mill Seats, the one above, the O.
Their below the Aqua Warehouses, a stand in-.
ferior TO none for the mercantile business; il
being so conveniently situated on tide water.--r
Upon payment ofa part Of the purchase money.
a considerable indulgence would be given ~
the balance with possession ofthe whole at The
end OF the year, and liberty of seeding AGO
bushels Of wheat in corn ground, the most %
which was in clover last year. Any person wisiI;'
ng to view. the premises and DESTROYS Of Ike
terms Of sale will apply 10
r.. tr;. W.P. BAYLY.
Woodstock, Stafford Coun-
ty, May IL, 1871. w1mSx1aS2m
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THE GROUP OF HIVES.

IMPORTANT discovery .tSr the cure ofhe
GROUP. which mas froUed fatal to chill
dren.
add from IS to 20 grains of ippecacuanha,
well Incorporated with the oil, and give one
or two teaspoons full every IS minutes
battle the feet in warm water; let the patti
ent drink OF the following decoction. viz /:
take pint of water, in which put roast
" onion with some oil and English saffron
boiled together, and continue the above till
the patient is relieved, which is generally
the case after taking the second or third
dose o: the above; il the Group should as
sune serious Character, you may apply a
blister to tie wind-pipe.
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NoTICE-By virtue of deed of trust ex.
ecuted to us by Nicholas Durham, for the
purpose OF securing the payment of certain debts
therein mentioned. will be sold, on premises.
to the highest bidder, for cash, on The I2tb day
OF July, If fair, (if not) the next far day, two
tracts Of LAND-one on which the said Dur
ham now resides, lying in the county OF Cumber-
land. containing 1921 acres, more or less and
ooundeo oy the lands OF George Holman, Jo~
seph Angles and the lands of John Macon's es-
tate-the other also lying in the county of CUM
berland, containing 211 acres and bounded by
the lands OF the said Geo. Holman, Joseph An.
gles, Page p. Finny and the said Ma ons ca
tate.
GEORGE HOLMAN 1rIs'es2'
June ~: wasg
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ElTzWHYLSONN & POTTER, have lust
4 received, with assortment of Stationary
school-books and miscellaneous productions.
Himbolts Kingdom Of New SPAN, London
Edition, with maps and plates
Br 'ted's Resources of the British Empire.
EdiDburg Review, No 33.
Quarterly do do. g.
Am rican Medical and Philosophical Regis
ter, No 4.
,kespear's Plays, Vol. Nv.
Plhkerton's Voyages, etc. part XII. ana
F and P. wish TO take as an apprentice n the
Book-binding and Stationary business. a bow a.
but Ia years old, of an actiVe disposition and
raetabie temper
june IL w9w
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b J. s4tvEMsoN-ssAAaAnA sosa.

TUNE (rhe Snowy dues of Pearl.)
Ope thy easement. lady sright, N
IT'S thy lover calls,
Pearly dews Of night
Now hang on the moss-cover'd walls.
Tho dark is the night, and the dews they ar,
chill,
Yet brave the rough blast from the hill
o lady, 'tis for thee
Breathe one soft word, lady bright,
To my 'raptvr'd ear,
will bless the night
Though cold tits around me, and drear:
Oh! sweetly forgive me for chasing thy rest,
And the sigh of delight from my breast,
o lady, A,es TO thee
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FAYAL March 10Th, 1911.
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE BOSTON
PATRIOT.
JOHN B. DABNEY,
Csrsrl for the U. s. TOR tAe azores.
Sr. M1cHAELs Feb. %. 1911

ST. MfcHAELs Feb. %, 1911.
DEAR SIR-4On he 29th. Doth, and SYST
ult we were much alarmed by frequent
shocks of earth quakes--ssay upwards of
twenty and on the 1st inst. information was
received here that Volcano had broken
out TN The sea, five leagues west of this port,
and half league from the land in fifty or
sixty, and some fishermen say in seventy to
eighty fathoms of water. repaired imme-
diately TO that part of the island, and to nv
otter astonishment, saw a vast column of
black smoke issuiHg out of the ocean-.
The wind was gale from the southwark
and blew the smoke over the land. The sea
was excessively agitated, and the surf on
the shore was frishtful. was assured by
the peasants, that the preceding night,
Fire had been emitted and being curious
80 ascertain that fact, returned to the city,
and desired my son and snn-in law to go and
tarry opposite the Volcano all night--.They
did so; and saw at various tfmes during the
night, fire issue forth like a number of roc
ke.s, discharged together, Large masses Of
stone, or lava, were continually thrown :
Dove the surface of the sea.--WoDderful, in.
deed. how fire could pierce such vast BODY
of water, yet such was actuaIiythe Case
IN eight days it entirely subsidized, iea7,ine
q Shoai ON which the sea breaks. What a
happy deliverance for US, for had this for.
midable Volcano opened ON the Land, it would
probably have coma near TO ruin this fine
1siand.. r.
Tam &c. Go
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Tor SALE--Oh The 6rst day Of fully next,
J agreeable TO the last Will and Testamen,
fJohn Martin. deed for ready cash, to the hi,.h
: 81 bidder, in the City Of Richmond, at he
rouse at Hezskiah Puryear, near the Bash
welve likely FAMILY SLAVES, consisting OF
Men, Women and Children.
VIZ. II. MARTIN, Adns'r.
49, uth the VIII annexed.
May 81. w4wY