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MORECAPTrJRrs

TN" Y.ohk, Angus, 24.---.Yest. ,,,ox
morning the pfiFatcer Benjamin FrSrltIi,g,Jj
CAPTAIN ingsnoi retuncA to his non, '.l'.l
u cru,zt 1T ore month with93 r,.;so,,, ,'o''
~, 4 re he.Jamm. Franks oa..rrsd he Sol-
i.9,w.ns Icsse!s IuGns het crr;se. VIZ Nv. lo'7
3rg SaiiJ, from london Tor IIovs-S;co-:-
IN o9ii@St Urls Mary, from Prince Fd
| vi. s; : stan Tor Liverpool, with iumbr~
pig NO friends, troCl Prince Fdva,a,:
Island ior ~ 1ouln, r.ngiand. .y;lb -
sen, = NO Friends from 81 Georges 8avs
Tor 81. .,,i;s; viz Salmon and died co5-
i;sh ard Sc'r Success, from 81. &c. 49,.
Bay for -. ! ans, Win 5a,arn. -
70 ~" lHIor offte .fp,.D ,7eos.cn
5i0.--I' vas with no little spkDS;1;' H..
read an article in IT, Reg,sicrs q ne l1.h
inst headed MANAe s1Exr.a '4''
shoNa eer,aiDly has given rnvee1g -
trouble ~ r@ftigs nc ms tate-ncr,.s 60,
t7ined IN that artici-. So &c az VOn-
ca MYSELF Dnt as ts.ty ats sq'cjlaie1 -
. ne ~tr1ns ioW'cs So, Is gcspcct 10 9.
tnerS'l 'li'n< Is gtsoeerto submit the 81
towing siS,enept, aud ifit contain nnt,.:c-
- ""f "'sa We ss;'~i..or &! year erom.ss
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Dem. Pre-.
NHw-ORLEANs, Julv %
GENERAL ORDERS.
HE'D QUARTERs NEw-nnr

= s..
July Is, 1919.
bri5adler General wilkinson ,.
sippi. ~ Oh the M.ssis-
ne eVeptfnl moment in which he e,ta,-
pt .nc aruuons and critical duties IS b;a
station WIZ, ne trusts, justify the dey;a. MS
,lo'i' ordinary rule, when he appeals ~ ,Ln
lauuaole PRIDE, the spirit, honor ze.l a ,.'
der his orders. ~ paced I'M
After series oflong continued acor,...
ons. which the love of beacn n,,i,, aggressi-
induced the American peorie =. o'uip l nave
after reiterated wrongs w,tbort soioIate.
! reiei after having drained the cun of -. ~
IlIati9p 20 ITS very dregs the pogernr ~
% the United States of America bava hsi.'
u,-.ei 20 t.ie last appeal of nations in snr
port o. us independence, and To aeee,..
nhailenable rights which are der;vel t f.eS
goa ana nature. The patience ard fon
nearanCe which have marked the co,,rsa IS
oie PaoiiC councils furnish the stroncess
'ss,i' "i,Cs OF the trmness ane infexib;l;t.,
,,rt;i T.. oI'i tnat coarse will be maintained
until Its OBJECTS are ACCOMPLISHED
ne crisis is imperative. andtb. o,r ..
arms must animate alike every cirizen ~ ~
every soldier But VIC owe Still more -,
tie PUBIC service and the common s.fst,1
Oh ouroeloVed Country. Let political 81.
and personal anirnosit.cs be bnrie5 .. eu .e
shrine OF patriotism, and let cur only c C"e
veal. '''o il"tional
The respect in which the General hold.
ms own hnmbie lame presents to his subord;.
mates safe guarantee for the justice & im~
a' ,amIy oil the comma!nderiu the exercise
, no ln.C'I""s ana While he requires from
ms officers candid and manly co-opera a,S",
Ior tne support OF those principles of snbor-
nlnatiCn and discipline, without Which 'I M
ntairy Doo'ey become worse than useless.
whle he demands from them harmon,-
yea, discretion, constanov, and volnr y.
tn ne pest security forN personal rcpute All
eincient vice--conside rations of deli,
res tnat he should draw an ir1peoetra,
PIE ven over the scenes which haze cnsneJ
his absence; and lie pledges himself -
make eFenhandcd justice the rule of bis
Conduct rewarding merit according to its
s %orth' ana awarding punjshuenta With in
chem. "J impose
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DRoAD ROCK FILL R.4cEs, will commence

N
q on Tuesday the 29th day OF Sept.
FIRST Day, will be run for elegant Silver Cup,
worel, Sie5; running mile heats; carrying weight
for age, agreeable to the rights OF the Course hn-
trance TO be pyoportoned agreeable to the ns,nber
OF Horses that start. Also will be run the same day
at O'clock in the evening, Post Sweep Stakes, for
1hrce years old Colts and Fies, running mile heats,
carrying go lb-on each entrance fifty dollars, play
or pay and close the e2d Sept, No Colt will be
permitted to start for this stakes, that won
Sweep Stakes three more to make a race
Those who wish become subscribers to this stakes
may do so by letters otherwise with the propre
tor of the Course.
Second D0y-Thc Jockey Glib Purse OF 500,
mile heats.
TSe;Ikird Day, the Proprietor's Purse for $500,
shrec mile heats. The subscribers TO the Jockey
Club are requss sed DC pointed in paying up their
subscriptions on before the day OF runaing-tbose
few deiinquents the former races OF the pre-
senr Club, requested to pay up their subscrpti-
ons on or before the first days racing to Maj. VIM.
Bail, Treasurer for the C!ubin Of failure their
names will be posted. The usual toll viii be collect
ed at te gates each ayStables and litter Tor race
horses gratis. The Proprietor informs those who
send race horsce, that he can furnish them with a
plenty of prime old Fodder, should they want for
their race horses.
JOHN WORSHAM,
Prebrieter Of the Course.
Broad Rock, Aug. 90. w4w
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h.TOTICE-I have authorised Mr. James Brander
IN of this place to act generally in the settlement
OF business devoving me acting executor of the
late Mr.. James Lyls's estate; under whose are
placed the books of James Lyle individually, of Lyle
81 McCredie and of all the other concerns of which
MrsLyie was member, and who is empowered to
Settia accounts, pay receive money, and grant
eeipIs, in the same manner as l would do when pre-
sent.
Persons having business with me in the capacity
mentioned requested to call ON Mr.. Brander,
at the house lately occupied by Mr.. Lyle, where the
books are continued to be kept.
ROBERT GRAHAM, Suroiving
: Acting exs'or. Of James Lyle, deed.
Manchester, 25th Aug. 1879. fw
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ASARD--J JFOOD, respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that owing to certain cir
aumstances he is induced TO relinqush the design of
his establishment ut Charlottesville and to form
xeminary for youths at Petersburg.
N b. Board and Lodging may be had in genteel
private families for fifty pounds per annum.
August 49, ct
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NORFOLK, Aug. %.
a RICH PRIZE.

Arrived yesterday from a cruize, the Pri-
yateer schooner Globe, Capt. Murphy, of
Baltmore, & the English Letter of Marque
ship Sir Simon Clarke, Captain Udney,
her ft''Ize, bound to Baltimore. The Globe
mounts seven guns, and had so men when
she sailed from Baltimore has been out a =
nout weeks and taken three valuable pri-
yes. We have been favored with the fol-
lowing extract from her log book Aug, / e..
at As minutes past 10 A. NJ spied a sail and
made chace. A. 9 p. NJ. came within gun
shot ot her, and commented firing our pivot
gun, which was returned from the ships
stern chasers. At p. M lat. 80, Is, long.
81, 40 came up with the chase and poured
IN broadside, accompanied with a gene
raj discharge OF our musketry, which cut
away their sails, shrouds, &c. and the haul
Yards OF the spanker. When the smoke
cleared away found she had struck boar
ded and took possession Of her. No killed
or wounded on either side. The prize pro
yed to be the ship Boyd, Captain Samuel
Scott, bound from n. Providence for Liver
pool, with full cargo OF Cotton, Logwood
Cohee, Turtles. Stc.---put prize master &
crew on board, with orders to make for
the first port in the u. States.-( She hos
since arrived at PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Is,
LAT. %, 50, long. 81, IL, in chase of schoo-
ner. At p NJ. came along side and boar
NSu HeU. one proved TO be the schooner
Ann, of Guernsey, Luke Page, master,
from St. Domingo bound to Plymouth car
so Mahogany and Dogwood put prize
! master andn men on board with orders
| to make the nearest port in the u S.
Aug.17, discovered a sail to the n. w.
and made sailn chace. At4P. NJ. lat.
! 81, IS, Ion. 70 %, came up with and pass
ed to windward of her, when she hailed us
and demanded who we were We wore
round under her lee and answered san A.
merIcan, upon which she poured a broad
side into u.s. which we immediately return
ed, together with all our musketry, and
kept up a rapid fire until we got under
her lee quarter, when VIC succeeded ia
boarding her, and she struck She proved
to be the English letter of Marquc ship Sir
Simon Clarke, commended by Capt. Udney
carrying 10 nine pound carronades and 40
men, and full cargo OF Rum, Sugar, Col
lee and other articles. We lost one man
Killed and two. wounded, among the latter
was Mr.. Snow, our second Lieutenant, who
died OF his wound few hours after. The
ships loss was, the chief Mate, Supercar-
so, tie owners oon, and lad about u years
Oh, WHO was passenger and son ,of Sir
Archibald Mackenzie Scotch Baronet, *
1--WE wounded, among which was the Can.
tain, dangerously. Herald.
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v "a NEN DOLLARS ItEWAD--Ranawav from the
n subscriber's house on the 2nd of August a negro
Woman narneh Saiy.--She is tall and thin in her
person, with nothing remarkable about her face ex-
sept adent in her chin.
She took with her variety of clothing, such rs
maid servants usually wear, 4 a feather bed. The
shove reward will be given TO any one who will de-
liver her at my house in the Town Jail =
PEYTON RANDOLPH
hug1st14. tr
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ii II PURSUANCE of a resolution of the Conn
Il Hall for the city Of Richmond, Notice is hereby
sysn that petition wiii be presented to the next
u snerel Assembly oi Virginia praying that an act
r. IN pass authorizing the Commpn Hall of said City
40 lease or otherwise dispose of the Commons be-
longing to said City.
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BRITISH VIOLATIONS OF NFrIT,.r
RIGHTS. HA-

hltSIlIS.
lhe new British modification OF their ~,
,:s ''' |ieeS uoes not rescind any illec;
innate or pretended Blockade. or an, ;,,s
innate order to imtreSs persons in 10y. nlesi-
we ought to have distinct and sat;sfa lips
evidence, that all such orders and decu o,y
arg Withdrawn or so modified as To cesSa
70 Violate our neutral rights. Orders g.,
her 20 aetatH Our seamen, who have H..
heretofore impressed. merit thu ntn,os. o "s-
sidera'ion, IN our present situation So'i.
me United states have lust r;o,,. -
CONSIDER that the British government ~ =,
sneir oruer IN council of the 18Th Of Ia IA
iolZ. wilfGiiy maintain known untrr,b
80 e'.,1 r io.th mat they have been retain.
tIs, us - VI ueeP Importance, because
they pretend to reserve RIGHT ~ re,, oauso
ven that part of their spsnen,ad snew t.
which the order does suspend nnder ionss'
rIety or future circumstances ~ -. 9 va,
fn'nN enat rance does us any wrono ,ta..
preserd ehey may OF right, make new o, .,,ey
10 Regulate raT fr0de. They jnsnlt ;
die and injure US by putting suoh Jt1Par-
INTO acts OF her MAKING, in ou,. a, s.',nSS
iorceo upon us IN the moment ,0bon ~,
yiesuineo war was coming on. They an;
uehce .llls oy new act, affecting 70 };ce-,,.
.n - Vi tneir TfUaf manufactures in
W. pIr 20. 1hey offer our mercant;Ie
THE agency Of that M 'puPeatIon through
their board of trade, who has to,d ~ L. y
they viii produce rer;oit Gnd - 40 tuH'
mere oy Their orders in covncH'' ,, ''t .rha.
knew that important elections wers c,a1;sJ 5
on ana they ofer us an order in co,',o;SS
which IN substance does not sat;sf,, IL
puohsned law, & which in form ;s ;ns,,,, Gun
ana OF the most dangerous impl;cat;on v,;,sS
.ne detention to distract and div;de
Us. Let us De frm, calm, united even in ~, ny
r rGGpuDiican part OF our nation (Which thant
i ineaTen includes large portion of WORTH
i;StsH suI g. substantial men, lately fedora,
r nsJ anu we We shall force Great Britain to
and to abandon impressment ~, W hations,
her new order is perfectly silent. 'NieiN
Den, p,o
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Ea7BE SUBsCRIBEK having succeeded TO the
d business conducted by the late firm of Murphy
and Cramp, viii, constantly keep on hand we'll Sc
ieeted assortment OF groceries, together with gem
eral an assortment OF China, Glass and Crockcry
ware existing eircums tanees will admit which he
viii seson the most reasonable terms.
JOSHUA CRUMP.
August Ia If
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Eight hundred rnili,is from the stat. oe>ss W,
Wtb 500 Scaiied fcr from this state, are 20 tale ths
p's;e OF the regular troops at Fort Richmond.
49, Irae finer
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PRICES CURRENT. HIcat and -Four look
ing ab-fheat 81 33 rs per bushei-Fiour, su
per6ne, from s,7l.9 to S-tiae, always at an ave-
rage 50 cents cheaper.
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WAsHINGToN, August I2-The 81.
OK. .I: IARY OF the TREASURY arrived in
TINS city on Saturday evening. "a
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VATE viii remit FOR the following year our 2 Plan
Wv tstons adjoining TO that on which we reside.
On the ole is 90 acres good James River low
grounds aud ahOnt 10n acres of Highlands. now in
corn; we'll enclosed. This Plantation 10 emuentiy
calculated for whcat.--OB the other is about 20 a-
eres OF James River low grounds tile first quality
end nearly 100 Of Highlands, well enclosed, Il
IsostIy fresh Land-All OF whis, has been this year
in To'acco. Oats aud Wheat. The privilege of SOW
ing Wheat Sc, this season win be granted on both
there plsntstions-W viii also hire ~ working ne
srroca, OK which men, all likely, and OF them
very good watermcn, and i women--young, likely,
and unneumbetod with children.
We will likewise sell between and 400 Barrels
of coru suiciency OF provcndcr FOR the of the
plantations good work horses, Plantation tools Ssc.
nm a very long credii-on of these plantations IS
new barn, with 1hreshing machine on the most
approved pla'
If the above perty is not privately disposed Of
previously; viii oier it public Auction on the
18th day Of Nov. next, on the premises further in
formation mEy be received, by application to Messrs
Jas. Bullock, or Mt. Jno. Hgginbotham, Warmin-
ster;
!. NJ. ROSE,
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my own part L never doubted, that there is
among us a latent energy, capable of being
reused into action with vigor and effect
of which neither England nor any other
European nation, nor large portion of our
own people, have any suspicion"
Boston Patriot.
John Q. adams
PHIfADELPHIA, August 22.-Arr. ship
John Buckley. Stewart, Londonderry, SIS
days-1O1 PASSENGERS
Also, from cruise, the privateer Cover
nor M'hean, capt Lucet, having brought in
the ship PRINCE ADOLPHUS, BoaIder-
son, British Packet, from Martinique for
Falmouth, England, in ballast & the sch.
Sylvia, rc-captured vessel. Capt. Lucet
has furnished us the following extract from
his og-book:
Ez-troct from The Log Book of the Pri-
UGteer Governor M'Kean, of Philcdei-
Ilhfa, on q cruise.
6S, So, w. spoke American SCH Rose IN
Bloom, from Rio Janeiro, to Fredericksburg,
Va.-July 90, p. NJ. lat. 50, 81. n. long.
o., 10, w. captured British brig Elizabeth
& Hester, John Kirkpatrick, master. from
ST Johns, NF'd. to Bermuda, (arrived.)-
August 9, p. vi. lat. "a, 43, n. long SIS, 8,
w. captured the British Falmouth Packet,
Prince Adolphus. captain Boalderson, from
Martinique bound to Falmouth. mounting 8
mettle guns, and having 80 men August
10, noon, lat. 81, 49, n. long "a, 2, w. re-
captured the American sch Sylvia, prize to
the British sloop of war Goree. ~ The
GOVERNOR, COLLECTOR, POST
MASTER, &c. of Demerara, were taken in
the Packet Prince Adolphus.
BALTINoRE, Aug. 25.-Arrivcd Brit:h schr.
.iarrlot, Taylor prze-master from New-P royidencs
Tor Havana, PRIZE to the High FLYER OF Bai-
nore) captured the 9Th inst Off the Double Head
ed Shot-On board is Spanish Lady who was pas
senger III the Spanish sch. Antelope, from New-York
Tor davanna, which was taken by English man of
war brig-She understood since the declaration of
war was known there, they intended to capture all
the Spanish vessels they should fall in With from the
United States IF they have -four saying that it is all
American property.
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a sNE Hundred Bags primeGreeD Coffee; t2 hhds
" = Brown Sugar, 20 Barrels do. just received for
sale by
WILSON, DREW & ROBERTSON.
Aus. 28, ct
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". ShEr ftSDs
Chamberlain Of the cit1cf Richmond.
T,,t., sc On
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ErY virtue of deed of trust, dated the S1st day Of
< , July, 1919, Il recorded in King & Queen coun-
~ court, from Churchill anderson, Esq TO the sub
scribers, will be sold at Dunkirk ekng s. Queen
county, on Friday the 18Th day of September next,
eghteen twenty valuable .SL.4VES, consisting of
men, boys, women and chdren--a part of them
will be sold for ready money, and the rest a short
credit. Creditors OF the. said Churchill Anderson
requested TO exhibit their claims. Any debt due
from the said Churchill Anderson will be received in
payment from such as purchase property sold on 4
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PRIVATE CORREsPoNDENCE.
Communicated for the Baltimore Fedora

Communicated for the Baltimore Federal
| Gazette.
WASHING TON, August 21.-Twelye In
dams OF the Sioux nation arrived Il few DAYS
since IN this place, there is with them one
Squaw these compose part of the Matt
on, (though not the particular Tribe.) who
assisted the English in taking possession of
+ ort Northumberland. i,c
The above are in addition to the 81, with
whom are three Squaws and two Bovs)
composed of the Big, the .Arkansaw. & the
Little Usage nations, who arrived here some
tirle since.
Both sets have paid their; Introductory
visit to the President and Secretary of
War.
1t is rumored that the Osages came to of
fer their services to the President TO 6ght
against Iecumseh and MS brother the Pro
flhet, who are again assuming, iti is stated
a warllke aspect on our western frontier
TOR the truth OF this rumor, however, | can
not vouch. Two of these are said to have
fought at the battle of Tippecanoo The
names Of the principal Chiefs you have al
ready published in your Gazette
ANOTHER LETTER.
WAsHINGToF, August q. The Indians
to-day held Grand Council with The Pre-
sident OF the us.
J Heard the report of which yesterday
informed you respecting the intention Of
those Indians - visiting this place to-day
repeated and that theyha entered ineo
a treaty OF peace and anlity with the u.
States
Those Indisrs have been given today
tie richest presents, it is sand, that we're
ever laZished by the y. s. upon indians -
new blankets, highly flished rifles. hats
trimmed with silver lace, clothing of cool
quality made up 20 suit tb cir taste and
fancy, and several stand Of our na.ional CO.
Tors.
E'rfract Of letter Jrom gertemar a.
tread, Ca foreign m'3igfcr,#l IN hia
Jriend IN y4meric0, dated 6Zay /, 1919.
The present English ministry have as
sumcd AS principle. that there shaibe no
neutrality ahon tie ocean, Between sab
mission to this edict Of Ell ulsion from one of
the most important common possessions Of
mankind, and a War 20 naintsn our rirbt
to it, the United States have exhausted g.
very eXpedient hat wisdom could sutygst
and honor could endure. 10 iorcrD Inc
right of navigating the ocean, would be
pusiiianimitY which nf itself would DEGRADE
us from tue rank ana the rights o. an indie
pendent nation yet il has been clearly de-
monstrated that noihi2g 6Rf 5orce can no,o
maintain II. That Britain should abuse her
maritime power IN the Consciousness Of its
superiority. is 50 coui0rmabte 60 tile ordipa
~ experience vi mankind, THAT it is hardly
worth while 20 indd!es our Indignation mn
on seeing Il. But as it is the nature of lie
Ssrtent 20 sing u - The duty Of man to
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Erfract Of a letter from Mr.. John Sldzc.
nan If The Cincinnati Hght fpfaHfry, ht =
ted Sandgoich, Uhher Canada, JRiy IL,
1912.
We have IL twenty four Founders, 90
twelves, % nine Founders, brass field pie
ces 8 Founders, mortars, swivels, howit2ers,
grenades and bombs--two troops Of horse
400 rifemen and 200 musket men. Our
company first formed in line of battle OIL
this shore--in FIVE minutes we were all for
med. Colonel Cass's and the 18th u. 5. re-
giment crossed frst.--Our notice was FIRST
attracted by some women who were waving
white handkerchief as signal of their
approbatioD---and the uoited Iiuzzas Of tn
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selina. Rneaingham. Angnet !

ThRUGS " MEDfCtNES---The suiscriber res
4 pectf,Ily inforl his friends aud tie public
that he has opened ia the tenement nest below
1tsss@s. Fitlwhylsonn Potcr's aud near the conner
ofthe street leading from the main street to May
o's bridge q general and wei selected assortment Of
Drugs, Medeines, Paints, 6Sc. which lie Offers for
sale onressOnasc terms fpr cash aceeptances in
town.
JOHN TeMARA.
JAY 10 r;s
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SPANISH AAirRtcA
I'riUdts CORE b0u4eats communicated for Che Fe
dcral Gazette. u.,
Extract Of a letter to gentleman in Bait2,,ore,
fi,ffsI


Extract Of a litter to q gentleman in Bqhi1nore.
daied .,+
"NA~GH 81, Aug. 4.
letter from Fatclitochcz mentions that there
are collected CA the Sabine, between aud SEQ Vo-
Nnteer5 tOr the purosc, is supposed, OF taking
TIE Spanish town at Nacogdcches. aud thea 20 fora,
juncuon With the Revolutionary General Run.
They wOud thus eflect tie speedy CONQUEST OF The
whole province OF 1exds, ia which there are YER,
few (eay 500 ofthe Kings troops Nacogdoebcs i,
about SO miles west of tie Sabine, onr boundary &,
hatcli.ochez, where this conspiracy is formed. IL
On Red River, IS miles East OF the Sabine.1
TRENrcE, August 2i--- G6csrnor BLoor,,reif
on his~ay To Albany To lis command as Briealer.
Gcnera' IN tie army OF tie United States, on Sh.
turday last Delivered .he Greet Seal Of lie Stafe.
20 thc Hon. Charies CRark, Virp-prcsi,.nt of ih,.
Council, on whOmSby the Consti,utioh, The Admin
islrauon OF the tiuvcrnms NJ Gcy1lyes
BJiGddicy General BLU DlGcialeft this city o.,
Friday last 20 Join lis brigade ut Albany
He Jersey regiment, ccneainio0 Al present he.
tween aud 800 men, under Lieut. Coz. Brr1yI,t,
struck tteirtents 1t Fort-BchmnnJ. on Staten. Il.
land on Tuesday last anJ embarked for Albany
&c oa,ccrs and men al il goli health and fnc s,;.
rats Maj ~ hihiycs, we understand. viii ,nperip.
icnGthe Tperpiicg service in this state ci; lie is.
hs'e"es IN .hia regimen: IS filed up.
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70. B. SEMPLE,
FRANCIS. BgCKNER, Trustees.
CHARLES HILL,
August 2S. ids