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Gurose.
Further Extracts from Foreign Prime.
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LoNDoN, August IS.
Il seems TO be clear, that for some tirse tn
conc, nothing will be attempted by tina French
against our army in Portugal. Msrmont and
oouit have each retired from the point where
they effected their juncture, and Marmont hs4
put his army in o quarters. The interval. it /.
said, will be employed in collecting "a gr...t
force as posi- lie in the neigbborhood of Ciu-
dad Rodrigo But il is not likely tha, ,hev
will be able to enite a force as great as thai
winch was 80 lately arrested on the Cuad;sn.
and even 1t they could, there would be no
cause for alarm. No greater difficulties will
be presented to Lord Wellington than those he
mas already subdued, and il is, therefore. rea
Sensible 70 anticipate the same success The
ffench can only become more powerful in the
proportion oi tie new troops they send across
TIE Pyrennees and 10 make up their daily los
ses, ard to augment their armies to an .rnounf
equal to the expulsion of the British. will re
iilre ere troops than the present state of az
fairs will permit to be sent. A greater concsn.
tration OF their forces from the interior of Sns;o
'hsn what was effected in order to create an ar
my Tor Soul., when be marched for the relief
OF b'aJ0z, and also to strengthen Maruiont
does not appear practicable.
The Frencb cannot leave the provinces de,,i.
tute OF .srnics The people are kept down on.
iy by their presence, and their absence gives
'p'n men snd succours to the numerous guer.
i'ias by which they are surrounded SOUR il
gone Ia take nc command of the French mr.
my IN Murcis. part OF his army has been
sent 10 reinforce Victor before Cadiz. Bess,-
'FcS has detached 1000 men to zafnora. and g
$50 moving on to Salamanca, in conseaue nc G
b'n Julian Sanchez having threatened ,na,
Bessleres gives out that ne is sdysucin.
- us nlsin body IS sinst Portugal. Two dr..
VISIONS OIL Lord Weihngton's army. tho sesoaa
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MODIFICATION who hsv. claims On the
Estate Of Hardaman Royster. deceased
are requested to exhibit them to William Fea
WICK, OF Manchester and such as are indebt .
ed thereto. are requested to make payment TO
INN, without delav-the situation of the Estate
admitting OF NO indulgence. So soon as tLey
can &c prepared, copies of the accounts of tie
latter will he deposited with Mr. Isaac white.
IN Richmond to whom. or to Mr.. James Bream /,
payments may in the mean time be made.
JANE ROSTER, Adna,x
Ocs' ID. IF
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ME Subscriber haviag formed connection
~ in business with Mr.. Wm Finncy. respect.
fully informs his 'riends and the public that
SHELTON & FINNEY have taken the House
at present occupied by Messrs. st John and
M'tchel.---They will receive by the first ar
rivals from Boston. New-York and Pbiiadel-
una n;n very general assortment of GRocE-
HIES' which they intend to dispose Of on mo.
dsrste terms for cash, country produce. or an
proved paper.
JOHN s. SHELTON
Richmond, Oct Is. A..
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- EMOVAL-M. & B MYERS have fixed
~ their Counting Room and Vendue Office
the Brick store on the Cross-strcet (next Il,
Mcssrs. MoDcure, Robinson & Plea sants) where
they offer, at private sale, Beck's patent shot
by the ton, at the Mandatory price, quantity
o. oy III window glass, in boxes OF 100 feet
antigua Kun, Madeira, Sherry and Malaga
Wines Muscovado Sugars, Hessian Baggine.
&c oo6'
October 8. =. 3d.
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E u UCA.IIO NJ.

d y c A*I'I Q ".
>HE SUBSCRIBER intends 10 open A
Il SCHOOL for the instruct . of Youtn,on
the hrst Monday in January next 81, William M
Richardson's, near Georges DEMONSTRATING
reading and writing, the English Ian. -uage,
taught at eighteen dollars per scholar, for the
term The Latin and Greek Languages, Moral
Philosophy, Rhetoric, Algebra, Surveying and
Euctid's Elements, at twenty five tioiia.s per
scholar The year will be divided into two ses
SONS, OF five m 'nths each. the months of vacati-
on being June and December. Boarding. NAV
be had IN the Heighborhood, at convenient
distance from the school, William Nj. Rich.
srdson also will take fe w boarders. with the
exception Of finding beds.
GEOkGE RICHARDSON
Gocchand, Sept. II. waw
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DRY GOODS At PRIZE COST.

HINRE Subscriber intending to close hrs pre-.
j se,t establishment, offers for cash or town
scceptsnces at Wholesale or retail, his Valuable
Sfoek Of p,y Goods at Prime Cost-Conssiing
OF general assortment OF British, French and
India Goods, well calculated tor the present &
approaching ssssoa.
JOHN WOOD.
Oct. Is. If
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PUBLIC AUCTION

MILL BE SOLD a, Pu,lic Auction. Ton
w the premises) on Tuesday the seth inst
that large three story HOUSE on the Main.
Street, near ths Court House, lately Occupied
oy Mr. John Glenn there are sixty six feet
front on the main street. md running about oae
hundred and fifty ieet back-Terms will be
made known on the day Of sale.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
October Is tr
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Sept. q

4 Or SALE-A valuable LOT ON Cary
= Street, with the large and substantial brick
WARE- HOUSE thereon, lately in the occupsn.
cy ot TIE SUBSCRIBERS They have on hand,
Madeira WINE Of best quality, in Pipes, half
Hpes and quarter { asks
Moncure, Robinson e Pleasanfs.
Sept. "a. tf
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HUBBARD & LYMAN

AVE- this dAv received by the big Polly,
i Il from Boston, part of their fall supply OF
g q q u s..
which they will dispose Of on as good terms as
the times will warrant.
AMONG TBeM ARE:
Superfne, mIddllng and low pric'd CLOTHS
and { ASSlMENES . FREE, Blankets, Coat
ings. Peiisoe Cloths. Duffls, Vestines. Fiannels.
Bambszet aud Bcmbazinc, Wildbore, Satin,
and Fiorentines, Tatie,ies, elegant CaDbr.
trimmings, Cacoes, Cisgbams, Wors,e,
Hosiery, Velvet and other Cords, India Cotton,
irish Linens. British Shrti1gg, Boo, gebb,n
nd Cord, Whips, Cotton Fringe, patent ST.
II rs, &c. G,e. G,e.
ias,--S cases superiiae wovc Foolscsp
Pc, Psper. :, ~
October II wrw
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE coMpAu1,.

A I a meeting ofthe Directors Of said Com.
IA psny on Friday the 18th Of Oct. 1911.
Resotved, That dividend of FIVE dollars on
each snare ia the company be made, and that
the Treasurer pay the same to the respective
share holders, on application, on or after the
<spth Of this month.
TesH,
~ SHEPPARD, GRE
Oct i5- 3w
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Oct. Isl.

Office ~-All persons having claims q
~ osinst the Estate Of Minton Collins, dec
- r.,nlested TO exhibit them for adjustment
s.d ,hose indsb>cd will please to make imme-
'@'"'' p'' RICHD DENNY,
Iffinx execssor.
g Can't N. pq
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HUGH CHAMBERS

NEXT door to Mr. John Woods, (Msin
II street, has just opened an extensive az
sortment OF Fancy and Seasonable DRY
GOODS, which he will sell on accommodating
terms, wholesale or retail. for cash or town
aeceptances.
Oct. Is. 49,, ow
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Ep Virtue OF q decree of the Federal Court,
10 shall, on the first day OF N ov. mber next,
proceed to sell tor cash ali the LOTS in Hano
ver-Town, which were by the Will of Mann
Pago, the Mortgsger, directed to be sod py his
executor, and also all the lots, IN the said town.
which were sold and purchased in by Mann
Page, one of his executors, and bv .is will Il;
r3cted 10 be sold. IA purchasers of the sal
executor, are hereby informed that BY said de.
cree OF said court, 1 am ppointed receiver G.
collector OF the rents and balances ,.tie on the
several sales made by Mann Page, the executor.
and upon the receipt Of the arresrsg. s, am au !,
thorised 20 convey to such of the purchasers as
nave not received their said titles, the fee SIM
pie estates IN the said LOIS The sale of the q
bove lots will take place at the House of Henry
Gentry IN the said Town, and be continued from
day to day until finished
JOHW W. PACE. Commissioner.
Oct. 4. s -,
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STOCK OF DRY GOODS SELLING OFF

>HE Subscriber being about to make an al
4 iteration in his establishment, will sell his
stock of well assorted DRY GOODS, amour.
ting to more than S $500. at prizes very little
overPrme costs, either at wholesale or retail,
.or Cash or town scceptances. snty-until the
18th Nov. next, at which time the remainder
tn r on hand will be sold at auction without
reserve, on sccomm Ling terms
BENJAlNIN KIMBILL
Oct. 4. g; tf -
+. 5. Those indebted to B K. are reque sted
to make immediate payment-any negIecting
'nis notice longer than the 5th of next month
will positively Rave their accounts lodged with
an attorney for collection.
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0SH1NA. ac.-JoHN B. HILLARD, has

HNHINA, Gc.--JOHN B. HILLARD, has
~ jus. returned from the north. with con.
pte,e assortment OF CLASS, CHING CROCK
ER1 w "E-which, with his former assort-
xnent, comprizes almost every article in his line.
Country merchants, Innholders, and private f..
miles, can be supplied on good terms as at
any other store in this state, or in any part of
New England Also, on Consignment, few
boxes of Chocolate. Shoes and Hats of various
qualities.
October 49, If
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II OST-on Friday the 18th instas,, between
~ HulPs Tavern and New Castle. a LIKE
NESS, in Miniature. set in large golden lock
ct. enclosed in q Red Morocco Case, and wrap
ped up in play bill-Whoever has found it,
and will leave it with Mr.. WORKMAN at the Bell
Tavern. Richmond, or the subscriber at Dun
kirk. shall be handsomely rewarded.
THO. T. LOURY.
October 10. Ct
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At Coy POINT
sLL1Ne FOR L ON DO ON
SyMLA(MTT FINE Fxr fAILISc SHIP
1H&SAs AVERICK:
Nsrhsnel Col'ey. Master. 5urthen $50 Hhds.
Io9aoco, having 4ths OF her cargo engaged, she
viii sail about the frste.of November for
remainder of Freight or Passage, (having ele
giant sccommoastions} apply 10 Hammond g.
Daniel, Petcrsb.rs, or TO
So. BRIDGES y ROBERTSON
Richmond, Oct. Is. IF
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w ANTED immediately, Oh hire, three or
w four BLACK BOYS, from 10 to "a
years OF age, to wait in the House. Apply !.
this office.
Sent 81
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Richmond, Oct. 8

The Grocery business heretofore conducted
by the above firm will be continued by the sub
scrber. who intends selling low for cash coun-
try produce or approved pa .er.
ISAAC WHITE.
Oct8. In
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HE articles Of co-psrtnersbip heretofor re
n existing between the subscribers under
the firm OF WHITE & SHELTON, expired
on the LIST inst.-Al those indebted to sad
iirm are requested to pay their respective ba /.
iahces' to Isaac White, who is duly authorised
20 receive the same, as also to pay all debts due
by said Concern
ISAAC WHITE,
-. JOHN S. SHELTON.
Richmond, Get
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Nc vL OICxsy Co.

Richmond. Oct. Is.
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1D0ille8tlt.
49,
EEL.
WIkM1MeroN. MAY 6.

EEL. WI1m1werov. Nav 8.
EXTRACT ola letter from an officer on board
The revenne cutter Gen. Green, TO the Il
Gttor cfHe Wefcbman, dafed of Chris
SiGna, May ofh.
Boarded brig America, days from
Savannah, Capt. Rea, who informed me
that he was boarded by the Halifax sloop
pf war, Capt. Frazier, who informed him
that he was in search of French priva
teer schooRer, fitted out from Charleston,
Is. g. and that he had orders from the
Commander on the Halifax station to hang
every man on board (if he could fall in
with herr to the yard arm; the SAID schoon
eT was manned by English and Irishmen -.
D@pt. Rea was boarded by said sloop of
war within 80 leagues +. N. l., from Tybee
lighthouse, aud treated very politely"
american Watchfnan.
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STEPHEN BURRoUGHs!y
EXTRACT OF LK1rrp

EXTRACT OF LETTER
IRON a Gentleman at Three Rypcro (I,oyn.
er Canada J to Ills Correshondent,n tbis
ga e, dated 16th March, 1911.
On "Wednesday Lass the 18th inst. his Ma
gestys court OF Kings Bench of Criminal
jurisdiction. commenced their session in this
town, when that notorious Counterfeit r and
villain, stephen Burroughs, made his APP
pearance IN Courl. for the purpose of pros
ecutiDg Oliver Barker, Esq one Of his Ma.
JesJ JuStIces OF he Peace, Tor having com.
united MN, IN the month of March last
10 the house Of correction, as a vapa
bond. '"6"
On motion of the Kings Attorney. Bur
roughS was taken into custody, and imme
date ordered by the court to be taken ~
r,Tlson, without Bail or mainprize. for his
Irial IN Sept. next, on six several ind;c,~
ments, found against him at Montreal in the
year leO9, tor felony, forgery, fraud, & other
CRIMINAL offences and on subsequent In.
nctment for Feloniously breaking the King 3
PRISON IN that Cry, tie same year. and es-
Gaping fron justice.
me acton brought against Mr.. Barker
ny inns Combination of Villains was dis
npsssd' ana he was honorabIy acquitted bv
."e Court but Burroughs. and Elmer Cush
IIng ~ Shipion. he prosecutors, were both
ihuIcted 6y the graDd Juiy ./or qvi(/uI and
Gorr.N PeJury and Cona7itraeg, committed
IN this prosecution
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PORT OF EOS ION.

IRON the Erchange Ce6ee Hoasc Books.
Thursday, May 2.--Arrived brig Sevall.
SWEET, LISBON, Is days. Left there March
is, in CO. with schr Eunice for Boston.
March %, lst.S long. 81. 81, was boarded
from French privateer brig of II guns
iufi OF men. 70 days from BCrdeaux: ne
Cap'ain. Of which Informed us that tlev
Tste cruising Tor vessels from the Brain.
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The same


s SO 90
Received N. Y. March 10, 1911, from selah
Strong & Son, 81 dolls in full, for the Marsbsl,s
fees IN the above causes.
PETER CURTENlUS, Afar,haL
1t was then proved, that the notices here
charged for as advertised, were never adyer is
ed in the causes mentioned in the said account.
although charge equal to S 90 is made for so
advertising them 1t was also proved that thu
vessel was in actual custody Of the custom-bo house
officer, from the 18Th of Feb. until the 11tb
March when the Marshal or his deputy came
on board and refused to let the goods be landed
;'Iat the keys of the vessel were kept by tine
custom house officer, who was ignorant OF her
being even deemed IN the custody OF The Mar
shall, having never seen him or any Of MS de-
putes on board of her. The deputy Marshall
however stated that he had charge Of the vesse,
from the 18th of February, until the 18th March
together with other vessels, and that lac went to
the wharf to look at her two or three times a
day, but that there lScds no keepey on board---
And yet there is charge IN the bill for a keep
er from the 28th Feb. until March 11th, that Is
10 days. at lbs. a day,Or S 10.
The defendants then gave IN evidence, bill
otcosts taxed ~ his Honor Judge Tsllmadge,
on the 18th day of hpril, 1911, upwards OF 8
weeks after this suit was brought; in which
the marshal makes an additional charge for
Wharfage, (but M attempt WAS made at the time
TO prove ~ for 13 days ofS Is. and for twy.
certificates Of the Collector Of 50 cents each,
making S 10 rs more than his original BILL
The counsel for the plaintiffs appeared before
the Judge AID opposed the taxation, upon 8
statement by affidavit, Of the present suits being
a. pending and also denying that the services
charged 10 the bill were performed The Judge,
nevertheless, Ike an obIigng Judge b. he Is,
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Burroughs was Immediately femandcd
back to prison on these Indictments, and a
Bench Warrant issued against Cushing. who
was not present at the time, but has since
as we understand, been apprehended. and
safely lodged with his renowned friend and
compeer.
S'dce the government of this Province e.
vinces determination 10 break up, and
bring to Justice this despicable nest OF coun :
terfeiters and Swindlers, it is much to be
hoped that these Ringieaders will not again
be suffered TO go at large tc commit further
depredations on society.
Vermont Washingtonian.
RHODE ISLAND.-O the LIST instant,
the Legislature met. 1t appears by the Of
fetal returns that the Federal Tickets sue
ceeded throughout the state. In the House
OF Representatives, WIN. Hunter esq fed.
was chosen speaker. and L. Burgess, esq
ted. Clerk, without opposition.
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MARShAL,S SALR&.

virtue uf decree Of the Honorable Coury,
, of the United States, for the fifth Circu,r.
and Virginia district, pronounced in & Suit de.
pending in the said Court, between Thomas
Pinkerton and Daniel Bell, surviving assignees
OF Donald and Burton, Plaintiffs, and David
Ross and others Defendants, will be sold to the
highest bidder, for ready money, at the Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond, on the 18th
day OF June next--All that tract of Land belong
Ing to the said David Ross, in the County Of
Campbell, called and known by the name Of the
Oxford Iron Works, or so much thereof as will
be necessary to raise certain sums of money i'm
said decree mentioned, and also number of
Slaves, likewise belonging to the sad David
Ross,
WILLIAM MANN, D. 81,
FOR
ANDREW MOORE, sv.n.
May IL. ids
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.fesys from, 04erico brought by the Fr1satt
Fame.

The revolution of GuanaJuato gathered
strength every day, the army of the revo-
lutionists already amounted to so, 600 men.
which was drawing near the capital That
slceroy FASTENED to form Junta as an ex-
pedient to retard hrs approaching ruin. Sc
Seral European merchants were packing
up their goods to retire to the English colo
Hies-[6.
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WILLIAM MANN. D. y

SPRING t5 SUMNER GOODS.
TOHN WOOD, has received general AZ
- sortmedt OF, Spring and Summer Fashiorr
Die Goods winch wall D. sold ~ low rr.cts ,rr
cash OF scceptanoee IN tcvu,
May IA.
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CHARLESTON, May 6.


On the goth ultimo an Grafton on enc
Fcence, was delivered by MIR. OGILvIE.
tor the benefit OF the Charleston Orphan
House, on which occasion this ceiebra,
ted Orator displayed his eminent talen,s
in manner, that affora ed general salts
faction to a numerous and Respectable as
sembly.
Not satisfied with promoting the interest
OF this Char table Institution, by the graz
tuitous exertion of his 0ratorical powers,
MIR. OGILvIE has also betrayed from his
own funds, all the expenses attendant on
the hire and Lighting of the room, in ghich
he pronounced his Discourse and ,everal
appropriate REGULATIONS, SO that the Or
pnan House obtained the ,ull amount,
arising from the sale of Tickets, which
yielded Two Hundred and Eighty DOL
lars.
The Commissioners of the Orphan
House, deeply impressed with the merits
of Mr.. GILvIE. have not only testified
their sincere thanks to him in polite
letter. but they deem it their duty, TO
express their regard for his generous con-
duct by this public testlm onial.
Courier.
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KALEICH. Mau IN

N. G.. RALEIGH, Nav 10
Extract Of tetter from an officer IN me
american Hrmy 10 the Editors Of The
5tar, dated Nesv- Orleans. .Aiiril ID,
1911.
"Col. Cushing aud Lieut. Col. Sparks
have been arrested by General Hampton
They will be tried at Baton Rouge. The
Couri consists ut thirteen members & three
supernumeraries, and will convene os the
18th instan, !; Colonel Alexander Smyth
OF the Rife corps is President The trial
excites much interest, and will be very
tedious
The consolidated infantry under Lieut.
Col Pike, IS stained at Baton Rou6e.-
Captain Wuistonecratt's company, lthe
Captain is brother to the famous Mary
Wostonecraf) witl descend from Nacnl
toches tor Baton Rouge, and is to be em-
ployed in fitting up the ordnance there and
in putting carriages TO the Brass pieces, bro't
from tori Adams, This last post is withou
garrison
"DetaChments OF the 9th and 9TH Regi-
men's OF infantry are descending tue river,
and will occupy Cantonment Washington
New-Orleans IS garrisoned by three compa-
MES OF artillerists. uuder Major McRae -
Captain Nicholas with one company OF IN
fantry commands at Nachitoches. Major
Darlington with Two companies OF Lignt
Artillery. and two OF Dragons, commands
at the pass of Christian CoIonei Co
vington commands seven companies of
the second Infantry at For Stoddert."
Star
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IF the value of personal character is to
decide The worth of political opinion. whom
may not the immortal Madison challenge
With mind without early prejudices, and
with passions neverhea,ed by controversies
with his neighbors and friends with dig
nifty in every Office he has sustained and
without personal enemy, where shall we
TO put IN the scale against him. Upon this
argument MIR. Madison is in the right, and
all his opposers in the wrong.--Sdlen, Re
giSter.
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faxed the BIZ at 8 p IS. This bill Of costs, 60
taxed, was objected to as illegal testimony. bu'
as proof Of the amount to which the defendants
would be entitled, in case the disbursement had
been made or the services performed.
Mr.. Emn,et, Mr.. Hoffman. and Mr.. Golden
rpere Coanset for the ptainsifs. Mr.. d. NJ Og-
den and Mr.. Griffin, sDere counsel for the defen
dant.
After the argument, which, on the part of the
plaiRtffs was confined to the single point, that
remission Of or exemption from forfeiture ex.
empts, of course, from all costs either previous
ly or subsequently incurred. the Court took
time to advise and on Friday last Mr.. Justice
Ferguson delivered their opinion in favor of the
Plaintiffs, and in n manner highly honorable to
| his legal talents, and evincing that the Court,
composed OF three professional gentlemen had
considere,. the question, submitted to them. with
great ability.
The question, however, will be carried up
we understand, to the court of errors.
Eren. Post.
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CARTHAGENA Feb. IS.
NEWS FROM PERU.

The divisions of troops dispatched by the
viceroy OF Lima that they might rendez
yous with others Of Cusco. were beaten and
totally dispersed by the forces from Buenos
Ayres. while approaching Cusco. At this
news, the governor of Lima convoked a
council of war and resolved that all The
troops should concenter themselves to defend
The capital which was about to be fortified
at the last resort of his despera ion.
Mercury.
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General Moreau.--On the 7lh inst. We
are informed, that General MoreQu appear
ed in the Circuit Court OF the. u States.
now sitting for the Pennsylvania District. &
declared his intention to become citizen
OF the U. >. agreeably to the act of Con-
gress on that subject. and complied with the
forms required for that purpose. We arc
happy in the prospect of permanently re-.
tanning among US a citizen so d. servedly
celebrated.
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IMPORTANT LAW CASE.

Selah Strong & Son. Justices Court of the
Peter Curtenius, Mar Present.
shall Of the district of Ferguson,
Ny Hertell.