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f. THE ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

a gentleman who has had some opportu-
nifty OF forming pretty correct opinion of
the fact, informs us, that Messrs. Duhont
q Co. near Wilmington, Del. are manutac
turing WOODEN GOODS to the value of
from $50 to 100000 per annum. The adj
yacent country is filled with sheep wool
becoming one of the staples of the farmers
len years hence We may send BROAD
CLOTH to England if her government will
permit us, or at least supply her manufac-
lures with the Nerino WOOL, ha wing enough
for ourselves and to spare for it is ascer-
tanned that the sheep rather improve than
depreciate with us. The stock is encrea :
sing with unheard of rapidity.
.Mies's Register.
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BTOh SALE-Will be sold, at Public Auction. on
y Wednesday the 221 day OF the present. month
(July) part OF Lots No i6i aud 49, toostbor CHI
the improvements thereon, lying on Eichtl,.street
ana extending IRON q. to H. streets in this Civ.
beins the property lately owned by John Me'Ein'
zee 'd' and now the property of Francs M'Nim, of
y, ntueky' One fourth part of the purchase none,
viii be required in hand, and bond aud s.enr.tv IN,
The balance in three equal annual payments. and
also "erd Of tr.5t on the property, in order to Sc
cure puuetdal payment
JOSEPH McKiM, Attorney for
80 FRANCIS McKim.
JAY II. ctp.
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The Albany Register states that several hundred
troops have arrived in that city, destined for nor.
thern campaign. We cannot avoid expressing a
most earnest hope that the American troops will be
set IN motionf for Canadian campaign as soon as il
Is possible for them to be collected together. The
ihii OF the year is approaching reinlorcenents may
soon arrive from England the British are commit
ntng Injurious depredations upon and near the
Lakes.
At as late date as the Goth of May, Lord Cas-
tereagh assured the British house of commons thar
they were not on the eve Of war with i,neyica.
IL Is evident from this fact, that Mr. Foster has both
been deceived and unintentionaly practised decep.
Ton upon his government in relation to an American
war 4 his circumstance may have been of great ser
vice to America, as the British ministry. believ;ng
there would be war, have not urged preparations
to meet that event -
MIR. Brougham, on the came day, mentioned that
the american merchants IN Englandha lately pur-
chased there six thousand quarters of corn for the
Lisbon market Mr.. Whitbread pronounced an A.
meTcan war to be the kast and greatest I,,,;t,
which could happen to Englaed.
Bal. finer
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"a the Literary fund, at the Capitol ia the City
OF richmond, on Friday the 10th of july / 49,
Whereas doubts entertained, and have been
suggested to the President and Directors relative to
the right OF attornies for the commonwealth to re-
ceive fines, penalties and fOrfeitures and their
opinion is requested, for information of their agents
and othcrs'concerned therefore,
heSozved, as the opinion of the Board, that Attor-
mes tor the Commonwealth are not authorised to
receive fines, penalties forfcitures but that al
such monies ought to he paid to the Sherifs. OF
other lawful Collectors and by them into the pub
lie Treasury.
Extract from the minutes,
VIM. MUNFORD, Clerk
to the Literary fund
July II.
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~ oIlCE-Al persons indebted TO the estate or
Joseph Perkins decd late OF Lorisa, are re-
quested to make immediate PAYMENT IS no induI
gence viii be g'ves--Nnd ali persons HAVING claims
against sad estate are requested to bring hem for
ward wen authenticated to the Subscribers on or be-
fore the hrst day OF October for adjustment ~
tins advertisement will lie plead in bar Of all claims
not produced Oh or before tha; day
JOSEPH PERKINS,
ROBER L PERKINS.
E*c'rS ef Joseph Perkins dec'd.
July II. Nswn
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FROM LA GUAYRAl

By Capt. Snow, from La Guayra, intelli-
gence is received that the expedition from
.Coro had advanced so near as to have seve-
raj skirmishes with the army of Miranda,
III which the former were generally defea-
sed.--Ihe people of La Guayra, Carac-
cas-, &c. had begun to arouse from their as
tomsnment, and general CONSERVATION into
which they had been thrown, by the earth
quakes, and to resume the transaction of
their business in as great degree as their
circumstances would admit.
Bait. c. H. Books.
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4 HARLOTTE COUNTY TO WIT-Teke, nm
- by Charles Hudson the 9th DAY of july 1910. =
dark bay horse branded l. ID. on the left shoulder
about four feet 10 inches high, his feet all having
htte white upon them, small star in his fore head
appraised to forty dollars.
July II. III
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PNIVATEERs, LOOK QUIZ!

PRIVATEERS. LOOK OUT!
BY accounts received AT New York it ap-
pears that feet of no merchantmen are
to sail from Jamaica for England the 18th
OF the present month.-That's all
PRlNA EENS.-~sNe understand that
the honorable VIM. GRAY, (of Salem,) has
armed four large lndiamen as Privateers, &
that they were only waiting for the neces-
sary papers from Washington to go to sea
in that character. Several other vessels are
also preparing for the same business in Bos-
ton and Salem. Mig.
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The U. States frigate John adams, and
brig Nautilus, sailed from Boston on the 4th
of July, or a cruise.
1t Is said the late British Minister will
leaVe TINS city on Thursday next, in flag
of truce for England, via Halifax.
" Y. Pat.
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baltimore, July iS.
BALTIMORE PNiYATEERS.

lesterda, morning our little fleet OF privatecrs
got under way from the fort--Commodore Barney
in the Rosie ied the van he followed by the
Nonsuch, i-evc'y Comet, Boyle; Globe, Murphy /,
Highlyer, Gsvet; aud Eagle, Daniels; the elegant
pilot-boat letter o! mar9ue Cora, Gold, bound to
Bordeaux, brought up the rear.-A nobIer set of Of
hcers and men never sailed from any port The
Dolphin, Stafford, had dropped down a few DAYS
smce--Prospcrous gales and rich prizes To them.
The Tom, Bona, America, Racer, Hornet, Wasp
and a few more, will be thorns in the side OF John
Bull ere another week. Uhig
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~ c '
RALFl CHI, July 10.

On. c RALrA GH, July 10
General Hampton passed through this place YES.
ttesrdsy on las way from Washngto To Columbia.
nc IS To command IN the Southern department I'M
der General Puek.ey. Mr. FIournov ,lf Crnr,,;"
IS said is appointed Brigadicr- General. vice Viii
ham Folk, declined. His excelency the Governor.
III conformity to request of General Pincknev has
ordered two battalions Of Militia to the Sea-boor
one 20 be stationed Il, Fort Jolnston and The Other
ut Fort Hampton. The for the militia have
arrived. G.
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~ OTICE--The subscriber having been appoint-
ed Notary Public for the city of Ricimopd
and having qualified as the law directs. is ready 10
act IN has official capacity at the Custom House.
Richmond.
ROBERT LYMAN.
July IL. w1w
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CKRr1F1cATE No. ONE (says the Boston Patri-
OF of the LIST inst) Wednesday last, given at
the loan office, to JOHN ADAMS, (iate President
Oh the United tatesl for his subscription the late
loan Of L millions OF dollars,
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VIE fourteenth drawing of the ninety humber
= Lottery took place at the CApito! on the l4th
inst when the following numbers Came out viz.
-, IL, 10, 50, Ill.
July IL.
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n NIRc1N1AN proposes to ",lrive on the wedge
o. war, by ealing IN the purse of the citizen to .id
that of the government The citizens of pl;lod,L
PIMA are about building ship OF war. And in
Charleston, similar plan is foot to equip vessel
OF war " TO be commanded by one OF our citizens
VINO was on board OF a British floating dungeon Tor
years"-lIe proposes to circulate subscrintion l.,
our towns AID III tie country, to raise the necessary
ihiS to equip rigae, under tile name of The Viz
&inid, to be loaned to the IT, S. The beauty of This
pan u.s. that u each state will but build ship accord
ing 10 us resources, very respectable force would
soon start torth to aid the cause OF the nation
~ Since our last, the Political tobies are some.
what turned--as to England. IL o,ds Grey * (ycy
vife refuse 70 IN The cabinet, the terms propos
g! To them and the Matquis Wellesley is pnt Ia
his ,trumps to form his ministry. We cannot tbep.
expect even ihe repeal Of the Orders 10 Couo.,l.~,
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"a ANTS situation, foung man who can como
wen recommended for his stcadiness and ..
tehton to bus'ness-as ne has for two years pas,
ep'oyeu IN the ~ ercanhe Inc. store g.. eon,nt.
l"o ''o"se would &c prefeabieOr he IS YilIin, ,o
SGns@ge IN any ,teady business. A line addressed tn
~. :" ana 'et with either of the gentlemen il, tb.
o ISL win be particularly attended to.
Il
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SE7EBSTEP AND PoORE, have for sale =
W sm'll quantity Of Glass ofthe following size.-
13tl,ey viii the above Glass to a.,y size waited
July Ii. 4,
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GALES at AUCTION win be sold pos;ti,elv
- without reserve, on Tuesday the 2tst inst at the
Lumber House at present in the oecuparey OF NIe7
S ,,s Nioert 4 Puyear, near the Public Ware.
80 'Ihds very LIST quality retailing Moasses. st GO
days credit, for approved mites
.3onenJe, Ro5iasoa e Peasants, y.Af.
O"J - 2t
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ne ma P. ,s IS orc Csxr.r.
MO &, g ~: IL Z" g. that The, F,enh p 's : y
he not be mot sufficient; and that tn. ps3' IS to
decree at;an oc rcondifionaiiy rcpe,l.J french
ot~~Tt .n,;n :, ms prrtcnsion is OF co - 10 q
la dtssS n", oh'' there is not n sinsi a'r"seous
who ,h n, To justify it Omy on,r '.ae'tcen
then i. to H. Wv ~ shoulders to tb. WI, onee
to teach M , H"l thai we bsvc nc, % a,
tn enjoy, bu "'''eT |" defend them ''d"""
Capt. Jossl "eihen will march !, /, e.
with his fine tr. POT Dragons to Tr..ton rev days
~ thing t, ',eate movement of m. I've
.rsneythardiy- he militia prineipaiiy viii, reg"
Col. Thomas fsr. er (says the wineb..,.u
and march withou, de- 'y to Albany in the e a,e
n. " 1 "a
% To Bookseller Wanted Immediately c,.
sons Farewell Ella ad Sp % the People of ,n Wash
ted t,trS >"S Sih-
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BRITISH FRIGATs RE, v,nrpr


Commodore Rodgers, presume TO say, never
got within pistol shot, perhaps not within cannon
shot, at the Beiyidere-for if he had, capt BY
ron had never reached Halifax, until exchanged AS
prisoner OF war. 1t is evident from the following
statement, which is true (Stcels list notwi,hs,and.
ding) that the Hornet or 4rgus, though they made
her sheer oh, could not be expected to- capture her
Be!videre's metal (srhen she caprured the Milo
ofthis boyt)
2s long Is Founders on her gun deck,
! long long mines amc p0'"' s"''0''"s' quarterback
thirty-two pound caronades)
long twelyes. io'e-caSe'e'
50 great guns. H..
Arrived at Portland 1st inst. New-York
pilot boat Brothers, DAYS from New York
via st. Andrews, with English goods to the
amount of some hundred thousand dollars
seized by the Collector of PASSPORT, and
consigned to the Marshal at Portland-2 o
ther vessels are hourly expected.
From Lake Ontario, June THE u.
!. brig Oneida, on this lake, is in constant
expectation or meeting the Royal g gorge of
u guns, and the latter it is said intends to
take by force some of her deserted men,
now on board the Oneida. Besides the X
G., there are now on the lake the Earl of
Mora, IA guns, and 3 schooners, the Duke
of Gloucester and the Tarento; a schooner
and gun-boats are building at Little York
by the British. We have 10 merchantmen
here, well calculated to mount guns in case
of war, which we expect.
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NfoRK, (noon) June H.
1t is said, the British armed brig Colbri, has got
INTO some difficulty it seems be doubted whe-
ther SHE is really flag of truce. 1t is said the Nau-
titus and several Gun Boats gone to take her.
She lies at Sandy Hook
Mr.. Foster, and Col Barclay, are just gone in
boat to embark Oh board the CoIibri.
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N. York, July 1o-The ship of war John
Adams, of ~ guns, capt Ludlow, and brig Nautilus
OF 10 guns, lieut. Crane, arrived here last evening
from Boston, through l.. L. Sound
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We are informed that FIR. Foster, late
British Minister, and Colonel Barclay, late
Consul, are to take their passage for Hall
fax, on board the Colibri. lately arrived as a
flag of truce, instead Of the brig George
Washington, as was formerly stated. They
will sail ON Sunday next. 4. Post
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BUFFALO, n. Y. June 3O.-NqyaI En-
SdSenent on Lake Erfe.-On Saturday
last at O'Clock, p. M while the schr.
commencement, capt Johnson, was LAYING
OIL Buffalo Greek, waiting a wind, two Bri
fish armed row boats, fitted out at Fort f.
RE, put to sea and took the direction of the
schooner; meanwhile johnson weighed an
chor and stood out with a faint breeze in.
tending II the wind should increase to dou-
Die Sturgeon Point but by the time the
schooner had beat six on seven miles mn
the lake, the breeze almost fell, and the
boats came up with her and captured and
towed her into port. The schooner be
10nged to Mr. Peter II. Colt, merchant, at
FLOCK Rock, and was loaded with salt -
here were forty men ON Board the boats,
and only three men and boy on board the
schooner. The crew of the Commence
ment were released on Sunday morning -
AZ is currently reported here that the Bri
tlsh nave within few days past captured
and sent into Kingston, the u. States ship
OF war Oneida i'll Lake Ontario. Mr. Free
derrick Miller, of this town, has been ap-
pointed Major Commandant of the forces
at Block Rock. Colonel Swift has taken
command at Lewistown. General Porter
arrived in town on Saturday and we un-
derstaDd, Immediately sent an express {,
Canandaigua to expedite with all possible
dispatch he arms mi ammunition, dcposite
m the Arsenal of that place, 20 Block Il
ana. Several compauies OK Militia of &c
Derai Hopkins brigade have been ordered
ca a,gsss t. Block Rock ~
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Admiral Sawyer at Halifax when the Belyi-
dera arrived, and Immediately dispatched the Coli
bri, flag of truce, demanding an explanation
for the attack made the Be,idera, he not having
any knowledge of the war.
We are further informed, that admiral Sawyer
ordered the immediate release of the American
vessels captured by the Belv.dera, and expressed
his regret, that she had been on our coast.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-25

OIlCE-i'ooks for receiving forster sulsrrip-
~ tons to the Loan OF eiezelt sisHiions al aol-
lGTs Tor the use of the United statcs, authorised Nv
the act OF Congress OF March Ii, 1872 IN be open-
&c, on the fifteenth day of the present month of ry,
at the BGnk 81 pirginid, for sum not exceeL mi
one hundred thousand dollars, vli;eh books viii
continue opentor receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours of transferring business 1T III. sa;0
Bank, until the said IT one hundred ii o,,ssnd
dollars shall have been subscribed or public notice
shal! be given the subscription being closed.
/ Terms u the Loan.
1. The whole amount subscribed Shall I've ,,a;d a
the time OF subscribing-and fc, snch amount the,
Cashier OF the said Bank shall give Certificate.
which, UPON being surrendered tie Loan Office of
the State oil virginia, shall entitie the subscriber to
receive from the Com OF Loans, n ccrtifi.
cate ofcarthcates OF cnpi:al funded stock hearing
interest from the following dates respectively, taat
is say
From the first day Of august nest, on all sub
scrutons made from The 18th day of July to The
18th day of August incus;y, w.
From the first de:y Of Sebte,,sber next, on all
subscriptions made from the 9th day Of Au gust to
the 18th day o September incnsiveiy
From the .frSt ddy IF October next, on all sub
seripiions made from the 10Th ,lay OF September to
the 5th day of October inc!usivel,
Which certificates OF Funded capital stock shall he
issIe'! IN sums OF ore hundred four hundred ont.
til ousand, four thousand or ten thousand dollars,
ut the option or the proprietor, and shall he trans
terrsbie by the creditors their attornies ,luiy
constituted, at the treasury and Loan Offices res
T. ~ ~" "'S "''ue manner as me present iun-
neh debt oil the United States and in pursuance of
the rules which have been which may be est.b-
hshed relative to the traner of the said debt.
After the last day of December in The year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty FOUR s. after rea-
sonable notice to the creditors which shall be sveu
by an advertisement in some public newspaper prin-
ted at the seat OF the government of the u States
the said capital stock shall be reteemahe at the
pleasure of the United Stafes, by the reimburse
ment Of the whole which may, at that time
stand credited to any proprieetor OH the hooks of
the Treasury or OF the Loan-Offices respectively.
ALBERT GALEATIN,
Secretary Of tie Treasury.
Treasury Department, July 9. t15Oct.
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July 2S.

AlRGiNiA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
' flee of the Superior Court of Chanccry for tho
Richmond District, the 18th day of July, 1912.
Daniel Vandewall, administrator, sc. of Markes
Vaudewall deed. PM.
.3sainst
John Price and Mary r. his wife, GiIley NJ Lew.
is, Walter Shelton and Ann his wife, Marin Price,
Richard Carter and Susanna his wife, John Price
the younger, Rives Price, William Burton surviving
exor. of Francis Lewis, decd Hudson Lewis Clas
w. Lewis, Francis Lewis, William Depreist aud E.
liza his wife, and William Lewis; the scid Walter
Shelton, Charles w. Lewis, and Gilley NJ. Lewis,
ex'ors. of Wiltshire NJ. Lewis decd. the said Gil
ley NJ Lewis, surviving ex'or. OF Charles Lewis, Sc
Nor, decd, & devisee of Wiltshire Nj Lewis, decd,
and the said Walter Shelton, J1n Price and Gilley
NJ. Lewis, 'ors, of Susanna LOWS, decd.
DeftS.
The Defendant, Hudson Lewis, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to
the act of assembly and the rules of this court and
1T appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an nhabitant of this country y: Ii is ordered That
the said Defendant do appear here on the first day
OF the next term and the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said city.
3. copy. Teste,
VIM. w. EENING, C. C.
august q. wSwp
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(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.)
SCHEJ7E OF TIE

5000 tickets at Ten DollGys each Ss5oOos
CASH PSiXES
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent.
StatE0ndry prizes as folIogu
First drawn ticket entitled to S5O0a
5000 blanks SIC each
The next 1000 do. IS
do Ticket after the 5000 blanks G50oe
FIRST drawn ticket the 18th aud until the 25,I,
day $500 each
Tickets constituting rrizes) ioo tickets.
he sa ten prizes consist of The numbers from,
TO 1000 inclusive, each hundred of the said 1000 to
be one prize, the first drawn hundred or lowest NUM-
Der Tor the 25th day, aud regularly ascending Ia
the 35th. -
First drawn ticket on the S5th $1,000
Do 36th to 4Ist 500
DO 4lst to 50th inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day 10000
THE pr;se books to consist Of Nos 1 a 1000.
fhe object contemplated to be accom- piisbed by
the above scheme, is eminenty entitled to the taysr
ana patronage OF the citizens Of Baltimore. The ss.
adjustment oil Medical College vii unquestionabv
have q beneficial influence ON the general Il;srory
character OF our citY-on il perhaps may be hereaf.
ter engratted the other Cole gcs, and thus an u,yera
thy be constituted.
it VIII however give other important ativantare,
1t will promote q siIi oS investigation in the IA
Guilty, il viii induce young men of talents to establish
themselves IN our city, and thereby permanently se-
cure tn this community the best aid that can be sf.
iorhed by the medical profession. IT may also be
proper to remark, that If this school should prosper
"a is anticipated, twill large sums TO I've exuend
ed annually in this city, which would Otherwise be-
disnursed in Other places
We presume Chat those gentlemen who are anxi.
o''s for The advancement Of the interests Of Balti
more, wall give US their support on te above consi
deratioas.
To those who are inclined to profit t,en1eelyes no
the same time that they encourage us---re conf
IDENTITY say, that no schcine Of lottery So ulerdJ nv,
promising as the above has ever been offered in thia
country.
THE MEDICtL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
Is nnw drawing in ihc city cf Baltimore--Ali tho
h:g, Prizes still IN tlic wheel
Present p'iee Of Tickets, Eli so, but will SOON
advance.
Applications for Tickets from distant places (posg
paid incosng the cash, addressed TO either Of the
subscribers, at their respective Lottery Offices 10
Baltimore, will he immediately attended TO-
kEARNY WHARTON, South.st.
fhiLiP VI: NiCKLiN, No 2O2. Market.st.
j. 1. COHEN, Jun'r. Medical College Lottery
Office, No. 40, Markee.sr
N -. SIPS 1 each dav's dyascinq are regularly
'ublished asd viii be fora arded to hoss WHO MAJ
apply.
"'"'t'nore, jay 4 2awtistOct.
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can RuELEr1N Of the cRANp ARMY.

Uiina. July II The King Of Naples CONTINUES t.
follow TIE eucmy's rear guard On the sth he mel
the encmy's cavalry ip position upon tic Diana
lie caused it 10 be charged by tie Brigade 0f Li.ht
Cavalry. commanded by Gen. Baron SuLcrvc. Tic
p,e,ss'an regiments, the Wirtcu,bergers aud Poics
which form part d tbs brigade, charged with Size
eve ~ Il iatrepiGy They overturned line Of Rus
siau dragons AID hussart, and took 600 prisoners
With their horses. When thev arrived on the otber
side of he Dziuna, they broke the hridges, and shew
ed ad;sposition TO defend the passage of he river
Ger. COGat Nonthrun then brought Gp his five bar.
teiiss q, light artillery. Wlc. during stvcta hsGr,
carried destruction into tic ranks Of the enemy
Tic loss ~ the Russians has been considerable.
(icn Count Sebastian arrived on the same day at
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WN. MARSHALL, Clk.

Ai OTICE.-By virtue OF the foregoing decree.
- WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder. Thursday the 9th tay OF August
next, at the Washington Tavern in this city, the
property embraced. in the said decree, upon the
terms therein expressed, vizOiek, judy, aud then.
children, SueAey and Lucy and Sam, Ageey aud
their children, Secenndy, Mourning, Edmonia Lew
is, R!enhem and his wife phs :nd children,
Charles aud Moses. Harry and Nanny his wife and
children, Watt and Billy, and Jammey anil his wife
Dolly and child, Lydia, Jenny, Willard, Lewis.--Al-
so, the library Of law AMI other books, of which
list will be produced: likewise the furniture, con-
slsne of beds, blankets, Sheets house linen AN, o.
Their furniture, the plate the saii Randolph on
sistng OF silver cup, silver coffee pot, tea ditto,
do. sugar dish, silver walters, six dozen sily e.
spoons large and SMALL carpets, china, coach, /
Phae:on, two horses
The sale will commenccat 10 o'clock.
GEO. GREENHOW, Cons'r.
June so. 4w
~ The Aforementioned sale is postponed until
Tuesday the Goth Oct next
GEO. GREENioW, Co,,,'r.
July 2s. wtds