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ever considers what it is, that constitutes the
moving principle Of what we call great affairs,
and the invincible sensibility of man to the
opinion of his fellow creatures, will not hesl-
tate to affirm that; if it were possible for the
Liberty Of the press to exist In Despotlc
government, without changing the constltu-
ton, the liberty of the press would alone form
counterpoise to the power of the prince
II, for example, in an Empire of the East,
sanctuary could be found, which, rendered re-
spectacle by the ancient religion of the peo-
pie, might insure safety to those, who should
bring thither their observations Of any kind;
and that, from them, printed papers should
issue, which, under certain seal, might be
equally respected; and which, in their daily
appearance, should examine and freely discuss
the conduct of the Cadis, the BashawS, the
Vizer, the Divan, and the Sultan himself; that
would Introduce Immediately some degree OF
Liberty.
Matthew 7 CHAP. l6 .. " By htir fruits
ne shall know them"
The ruin or prosperity of a state depends
so much upon the administration OF Its go
vernment, that to be acquainted with the me-
rit of ministry, we need only Observe tile con-
dition Of the heotle, If we see them obedient
to the laws, prosperous in their industry, Unit
Ell at home, and respected abroad, we may
reasonably presume that their affairs are con-
Quoted by men of experience, ability and viz
tue. If, on the contrary, we see an universal
spirit Of distrust and dissatisfaction; rapid
decay Of trade; desertions in all parts of the
empire and total loss of respect In the eyes
OF foreign powers we may pronounce, With
out hesitation, that the government OF that
country is weak, distracted, aAd corrupt. The
multitude, in all countries, are patient to
certain point. III usage may rouse their III
dignation, and hurry them into excuses; But
THE ORIGINAL FAULT IS IN THE GOVERN
MENT.
1t has been thought by many (says the n.
Y. Mercantile Advertiser) that the squadron
which has been cruising off our coast these
several days past, was that of Com. Rodgers
Intercepted letters, which are lii possession OF
the Editors of that paper, prove beyond all
controversy, that the ships are British, and
that they have been cruising on our waters
since the 9th of the present month.
The Sloop Unity, Hand, from hence, has
arrived at Philadelphia, days passage.
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NOTICE..

THE Cargo ofthe Schooner James Mons
L roe, consisting of Sugar and Coffees
will be landed on Saturday morning about
nine o'clock, on Mr.. Andrew Jamieson's
Wharf, where those who wish TO purchase
will please to attend.
THE OWNERS.
July "a ct
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July 30
NOTICE.

NJ NE.
U~HE subscribers to Ashby Gap Turnpike
L Company, are hereby notified and re-
quested to pay to the Treasurer of said CONS
pany on or before the first day of August
next, the sum of twenty dollars on each
share; also further sum of twenty dollars
on the first day OF December next, on each
and every share, by them respectively subs
scribed.
By order of the President and Directors.
A. Gibson, Treasurer.
MidlIeburg, June 29-July /. got
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cendiaries in the Rope House, at the Dock
yard in Plymouth, 400 feet only of building,
which was 400 feet long was saved by great
exertions-the machinery most destroyed
damage estimated at more than 100000.
The Packet from n. York with May mail
had arrived.
The Kings health, mental and bodily, re-
NAMED the same. His birth day IN years
old was privately celebrated by the K. family
at Windsor.
The loan was to be % millions bidding to
be on the 9Th June.
No actual engagement between the French
and Russian armies but advancing.
LONDON, June IL.
NEW CABINET.
Earl of Liverpool, first Lord of the Treasu-
ry: Mr.. Vansittart, Chancellor of the Exche-
quer Lord Eldon, Lord Chancellor; Earl
Harrowby, President of the Council; Lord
Castlereagh, Secretary ofState, (foreign); Sid
mouth, Home Secretary Bathurst, Secretary
of War! Lord Melville, Admiralty Earl
Westmoreland, Priyy Seal; Lord Bucking-
hamshre, Board of Controul Lord Mulgrave,
Ordnance.
Corn Exchange, June "a Supplies of
Wheat inconsiderable-Wh fine, 40 a
l44s-Flour, fine, lloa ll5s.
LONDON, June g.
From French Gentleman who has arrived,
we received yesterday the following instru-
ment, dictated in the accustomed spirit Of b.
napartc On the eve of new war 1t is we un-
derstand, published from the French head
quarters in Prussia Nor. Chron.
PROCLAMATION.
FRENCHMEN u am again called upon
to wage war with the north.
SOLDIERS II myself will lead you a.
ganst the Russians
IT, the commencement of July, I shall be
present in St. Petersburgh, and | will mark
out to the Emperor Alexandria the fiji bounda-
~ Of his dominions.
Poland shall be- the future barrier to place it
beyond the power of the cabinet Of ST. Peters
burgh again to ruin it.
NAPOLEON.
Royal Erchange, Wednesday night.
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE BALTIC.
The Orion's convoy has got safe through
the Belt. Letters continue to mention the
opening Of the Russian ports The Russians
are said, on good authority, to be at Memel, *
th5 French at Piluu. The French occupy all
the forts of Prussia: they are in possession
also Of the seaports, with view to facilitate
the entry of grain About $50 vessels from
Pillau, &c. had entered Riga for grain, the ex-
port, ton Of which is prohibited by the Rus
sian government the same prohibition is en-
forced in Prussia also.
June l2
Prices of stocks this day at ones per ct.
red, So ; 4 8 SIP; S per ct. 70 % ga; Lxch.
bill, Sd IA IL dis +; Consuls for act. SO 8.
Viscount Sidmouth was yesterday sworn lii
at tue Privy Council Secretary of State for the
Home Department, il the room OF Mr.Ryder.
Earl Bathurst was sworn in Secretary OF
State for the War and Col. Department, In
the room of the Earl of Liverpool. The no.
bic viscount and earl receivad the seals Of Of
fee accordingly.
Earl narrowly was introduced and conduct
ed to the Presidency of the Council, IN room
Of Viscount Sidmouth Courier.
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TICKETS
July "a

Medical College, VaccineInstitu=
ton, & Rockville Academy
Lotteries,
All Of which nre now drawing, and the Cas
pita! Prizes still in the mheel-!or Sale by
k. Gray
Notes at 60 days, with approved endorsers;
will be received for all sums of fifty dollars
or upwards, aud any prizes that may be
irawn taken in payment as cash. Orders
from the country, enclosing cash (post paid}
will be punctuaIly attended to Warranted
undrawn Tickets given in exchange for
Prizes In any OF the above Lotteries, and III
the First Class Potomac and ShenandoahLots
terry. X. GRAY.
July "a
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY MORNING, July "a.
&" TO sHEw

THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-11
ENQUIRER. 0FFICE, M. II.

IL We have 10 news from Washingt on
respecting hlr. BARCLAY 5 dispatches ~ ur
only doubt IS, whether they bling mere
froho8ffioH for suSHeuSion, a. prn:isicnal
SUSPENSION, on. an absolute and uucoHaifiOl-
II rrheaL The worIs Of Lord Castlereagh
in Parliament seem most clearly to point
out one OF the two frs and not the Iast.--If
1t be q mere proposition - suspend. or
Suspension, Cr provisional repeal, Tx the
declaratory note attached TO lhe treaty OF
1906 Preserving to themselves the riehc 81
retaiiatlmg on any future contingent agrees
sion by Frame Or suSpeDding these orders
until an effort Shall b. made to persuade.
France to return to tie rules Of commerce
and receive British goods into the continen.
tai ports in any cf Oh csc aspects the nca-
sure Is not only futile a1e 81 tho part of
Great Britain, but it is triing with our feel
nSs by renewing propositions whiCh'we have
so repeatedly rejected --Hu; i on the otier
hand, il IS q repeal and an absolute one.cx
ccpt 30 far IS IL depends ON she repeal Of oir
ownNOn-I mp'rtaticn act, tie step is q more
decisive one than sc expect but does It ,T c.
the door to an accommodation Tins
question can only be answered by ancutc,
lis &. 3 prepared to secure our se,unt .
rom imPItssUcnt On board cf our shiys ,
Unill this point is accommodated, ~, outh.
HeVer 10 I'M To5yu orr aims. 1t j., e.
more consequence than even the Ordc5,
IN Council ior II IS lasting and &, lcsteiia-
wound Aud il would be even folly ter IA.
10 patch up q peace with lut 81 moving
source Of discord which must hereafter caa
as into 4 new war.
We have repeatedly EXPIRE seed our lisr >
iInn 90 accommodate thi. dispute on terms
honorable TO G.. y. II SIC Ycre equally dr.
posed 90 cancellations sac auss respe,'
the immunity of nur tag-,he murt not stof
AVID search our vessels Oh the seas so scil.
,heir searcu. This is tho grca. y .inv,.,
vi,h to estlb'ish grant us the oud who,
WI we mo- grant IN return '5c wulu.
o Employ her scamen IN our vesac S we wi
MAKE it penal by law for oar Commended.
q do IL, x ifby mistake. they should cree.
INTO our service. we Will dismiss them f,.n,
Il on adequate proof. G.. 3. viii thls NV,
thc use Of her own searlen. rs 30 the cues
ion of qVbo are Ner oiVy SepjHen, We are
willing to provide, that no Britisietaa i've.
not natura'ized atthe treaty Of psaStsshai.
hereafter be retained in our ser, ice, ,tIHee,
ne has been twoyear4 in it--thus f3'low.np
her own rulc.--in fact we are willing t.
make almost any provision, after The great
point is settled, il. It 6e only yeekyocai be-
tween The parties,
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LATEST FRO1T E.ArGL 5N.y,

ShLFM, Jny 5t.--j.ast evening arrived here q
cartel days fronl IiahaN, with Is or Is American
prisoners, among whom were Mr.. John Car,;ne,.
late suporcrso, and Capt Thomas Moeiariy, late
master Of the ship Marquis Somcrl.l1- If this port
Capt Norton, late Of the ship Maria, Of New-YorE.
aud CAPTAIN Young, of brig Entciprzc, of Newbnl,
port Tie Marquis ives from Civita Vcccbia (2-i,
May with most valuable cargo, worth To the own.
ers (MeSsTs. John & Richard Gardner) 1T h., &
bI50oOO. But on lie iO'h OF july, IN lat ~ 30
long 65 IN thick iog EeItjn with tie British slop
nt var Atalanta, which captured and carried her in
To- Halifax.
Mr. Gardner inf'rms us, thai they bad received
at Halifax late Intelligence from England. A Ketcb
curved there on Wednesday last from P.vmofrl,.
bound TO thc States with dispatches Tor the British
Minister but learning frorn vessel she sppte thai
VIZ Foster was in HsIfty, pat IN there fpr advice
ana 1esems her dispatches ere of such = nature
."t was determined 70 send hes immediately 90
New-f or<, and she slsal ~ company with the, car
TEL What WIS considered giving importance to
them Was doabuess ,I,e po1ys repeat of he ORDERS
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General BLooMF1ELp has returned to his
station at Trenton.

General BLOOMFIELD has returned to his
station at Trenton.
Precedence Mo6.-Wc are GLAD to find
The first ccounts OF this affair considera-
by magnihed the importance of the mis-
chief done. The privateer sunk appears
20 have been Il Block-lsiand fishing boai
and the damage easily repaired. We are
always pleased to record any thing in u,iti-
cation or the outrages OF popular tumults-
Coiuanbi1n..
ALBANY, Jolly So.--Since our last, we
have LEARNT d, from source entitled to- the
utmost credit. that 400 tents have been sent
forward for the use of the Militia OF dis
state now in service Oh the fronter--':hat
1000 stand OF arms have also been forward
ed to that quarter. in addition to the SEQ
which were previously deposited in the
state arsenal at Eihlatethtown. in Essex
County and that the most active measures
are taken To furnish supplies of all kinds,
as we'll for the comfort and convenience
ot tie troops, as to enable them to de-
lend from every attack the frontier Con-
United to their charge.
July S1.-Ari'ived on Wednesday even
ing last i'll the Car of Neptune from New
York--Brisad;er Gen. Smyth,. inspector
gen. of the army Col. Macomb Of the Ar
tllery licu.. col Fenw,ck of the Light
Artillery j.; major Aspinwall of the iussntry.
Captains Jones and Boyle, and lieut.. NAL
comb Of tic Artillery. Register
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gFoRTT DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from,
L the Subscribers ~, the nlCuti ot August ISL y
negro man BY the maine oil Johnnie sometimes cans
Ls name John Sta,'ks--we fought him oi Abram B.
Hood OF King George County " here SUSPECT he 10
now lurking, or IT may be possible that lac is In lie
neiEhhourilood Of Winchester. Any person Who
"iii deliver the said IiSero ne on secure him SO
ttat get han "s, Ain, shall receive the sboys e.
ward lie isa black rlan about twenty three years
o!f, stOnt made, ana wien spoken TO- he has pica-
9ns eoani e"ancc--he has Il little below his ear
and Oh his breast. He runaway FROM David Cobas
whom We IL ID hin to-iie Was taken up sometime
~ March aa and was put in C0lpepper Jai! where
he remained short time aud made his en.spe
JOHN e ROBERT LEWIS.
AibcmAEitb aug =. w4wp
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"a, OTLCE--TEN DOLLARS NATURALIZATION
= sw9F from the Subscribe. on the night of the
twenty h'ti Of jane last Negro rian by lie nsne Ct
Hnkin, ahout inriy eight years ot aye, Of yeoNish
complexion, about live feet or four inches IielTi
somewhat To;nd shtGl,lerct, stoups forward SIS i,es
walks. has grl.n down luok, aud wide mouth. u
reh sPeck ." "ne az his eye, moi yecoti.ct,d whch,
mas igc icr, his toes very much lUrucd out carii-
Ell OF Vaiious ciuth!r. some honles,,un and satn,
ae2ro cotton, dro5 greet coat somcwl,r, worn,
lhere ere tHo "t.,'rs tioGei from ticiri eielboit-
hood TIE one Niuistto i.iow. Tie otie, abiaek ne
@ro q" comiaon 'ize, End Is probable i'5ether from
her acquainitrcs--,i.y person thst NAV apnrebenE
hc said negro, aud brus hun to Iss l;yirg In the
upper end q. Amelia county or s'enre him in some
~ so that GET him again, ll receive the above,
ward, AL u qua 70 mHeh uoeh.c. any thing hat
s reasonable SHALL be ed,.ed ~
August 10 In
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BRIGHDE ORDERS.

CORTLAND, July "a, 1912.
The men drafted from the brigade OF
Westminster county militia having been de-
tached for the service of the United States,
as appears from the above Division ORDERS,
you will therefore direct those of your Re-
giment to take the field in future without
waiting tor Brigade Orders. By order OF
Brig. Gcn. ?. V. COURTLANDT, Jun.
JACKSON ODELL, Brigade Mai.
To Ii. Col. ConlmandQHt.
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TIE NORTHERN WAR.

Our latest letter from the western district by last
evenings matt, has the following account
g have no other news but a report from the
commandaut Sacket's Harbour, in u letter to a
kinssian, in which am told he states that four
desertsrs from the Royal George how they got a.
way he does not mention declare that the COM
mander OF that ship and 16 Or II men were killed
m her kte engagement with battery. The
number OF wounded is not mentoncdnor the il ilI-
ry sustained by the other vessels that in the
action" ~. Y. Col.
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{ 7OR SALE, twenty i've ocros CT L.3.N-l9. in a
4 hea'tlly and pirsssnt situation about a Mic be-
low the Church, the NYiIlamsLur. ro,il. and adj.
JsinIng the lands Of Col. Il Adams: There is q
.Fowih on the and "''i:nt to Keep it enclosed, with
excellent wal-r. An ;n,sp u,abie Ute Win he evens
.,So' credit OF ., anu months, to la-cIastrs--
BY JjliN tTy-SstS
august II. ~
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GENERAL. ORDERS

Head Quarters, ALBANY, Jniy II, 1912.
2 The Commander in Chief is required by
the President of the United States to call
il, = service such part of IS 500 men detach :
ed from the first division of infantry as may
be required By General Bloomfield for the
defence If the Southern frontier Of this
sta,e. Major General Coles is therefore
hereby directed to give notice thereof to the
commandants of the brigades of Infantry
Composed ot the Infantry OF the city of New
York. lad IN Wcstchester, Kings and Riclt-
nop6 counties, and to order the coumat- :
dants of those brigades to cali ous and send
their respective detachments into service
upou such requistion of Gen. Bloomneld
without waiting for further division orders
for that purpose. Gen. Coles will also, in
concert wjth Gen. Bloomfield and the said
commandants, in anticipation of such reQui-
sitioi:. fix beforehand upon the signals for
assen,i," 8 the detachments upon the pia-
ces Of which they shall resp ctvely rcndeZ =
vous, and upon the route obey shall respeC-
tively pursue to their destined post, SO as to
Sreatc as little Confusion and interference as
possible at the moment or commencing their
service, and will also notify the general and
hsid officers thereof. Maj. Gen. Coles will
also arrange with Gen. Bloomfield Ind the
State Com'nissary, the places and manner
o. supplying with arms and ammunition
that portion of The detachment which may
be ordered into field service and he desti-
tute of arms. By order of the Commanders
in-Chief,
(Slgned) WEN. PAULDINC. Jun.
.AdjUtonf- General.
OF which you will accordingly tskeTotice
and the officers assigned and men drafted
from Your brigade having been detached fos
the service of the u. s. you will therefore
direct them totske the field without waiting
tor division orders.
BY order of Mai. Gen. Coles,
(SignedQ BENZ. U. COLES,
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- AlEs &c ROCKEGTs-On John Craddcck,s
WHAT this mo1.iug at 10 o'clock, val be sold
'lh'ut reserve 50 iiads. prime Psnns,ivapia Wills
Icy, audiue from on board the schooner Tyest Jrdi
49, non Fbiadclp h', Terms On dgys credit for
approved not's Also viii Zee landed - same ti,,s
barrels f,nuingto's best labelled Suqar
jlo4c~s, A0tiassn = Pfeasanfs, Y. Ri's.
August u. !,
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FREDERTcKssURcJ, 4 ug. g.
.N.NCTLIER .IIllR ~. II III ~ IL ? 4 L

T K = " f4N tL rs q 10, Il Ug. ).
.A.VCTHER nor IN B4LTLJIORE u !
We learn, that ca Tuesday evening, on the arri.
sal OF Che mall at Baltimore from George Town,
containing che Federal Republican, the Mob imine
d'ateiy assembled, aud threatened to pull down the
Pos, Office. information of this was communicated
to the Mayor, who Immediately called out a porti
on OF The Military they we're kept On guard during
agitation prevailed throughout Wednesday. %
threats had bcen thrown ont nv The AIob that they
would accomplish during the night { that day what
they had been prevented from dong lie preceding
night All the avenues to the Pest Ofliee were
strongly guarded.
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LATEST FROM GIpRALTAR


We yesterday received a Gibraltar pa
per of June 81. The most important srti-
Gle OF its contents, is the official copy of the
French decree of April %. 1911, repeating
OF the Berlin and Milan decrees. IL bears
the signature of Napoleon, as Emperor,
Count Daru, as Secretary Of State Duke
de Bassano, as Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
and attested to (as a true copy) by JoKL
Barlow. Bost. Bc6crt.-1fb
THE BRITISH FLEET-Iatest.
From NANTUsKkT. July 27-Arrivcd
this day, the Swedish brig Elenora, % DAYS
from St: Barts-ObtanieI 10 zrcount of the
war, till the 25th, when he was boarded by
one OF a feet of frigates and ship of the
line, viz. the African CT, Shannon, Belyide-
ra, Guerier, and enc other frigate. The
Oihcer Informed the captain Of the Elenoia
that they had spoken. boarded, and tafen,
since, the commencement cfhostiiitics, ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY sail of vessels :;
among the Captures was.thr Nautilus. u.
.. brig. The Elehora was detained ab ,ut
hours, when signal being made for a
strange sail, they discharged her.-Parted
D T.. from Nantucket We understand, a.
bout 70 miles distant.]
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from the prophet Isaiah, as a text suited to
the solemn occasion
ISAIAH, CHI: So. 34v.
"Behold, in the day Of your FAST we hnd
pleasure, and extract all you labors.
= " Behold ye fast for STRIFE, and DE-
BATE and to SMITE WITH THE FIRST Oh
wIckEDHEss : ye shall nor J0st as ee do
fhis day, TO make your vote to be heard Oh
high"
AN AMERICAN.
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: TERRELL s. l.. ATKINSON, ear admit int,
tJ' their school on tic Isl of September, or 10
boys IN addition 70 tie number, they have ut pre,
seat he course OF education, aud E-es Tor tuition
VIII ne Gle same as heretofore.
JOly II. wsw
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TIE ESSEX.

In Postscript TO Letter zuritfeu to his friends in
this CITY, Capt Porter Observes, ct" that.tAere are
Glorious prospects heat; inf5rnsuticn hauinp
Seen Si0ea hi,,t that the British Erieate Thetis,
L0dacd V'ith SPECIE IS within thirty miles of
HIM, and thar ii rs his intention to seel and 6y;g
her to dcti0a"--phich will no doubt terminate 70
tie honsr 81 Tie UNITED STATES
NJ T., .4upxsts
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NORFOLK, Aug. THE troops ordered out bv
the Governors Proclamation for the defence of this
town, it is expected will arrive this evening. The
Petersburg papers speak in high terms of their mar
tai apPeatance, sud place great confidence IN teir
7aior ACTIVITY AID patriotism. HeyaM.
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MiLf1.4RY.WOTIcES. &c

Ne iearnkhss "a communicative on Nffhfia
affairs has been receiVrd B. Ahis E-rceUency
Coz. S9,RoNG, direct fropiV ke PRESIDENq'
of the U. s.. 4; and that the council Gre 10 as-
sembie this day 20 rake ne suljett into con-
SideTutioa. Ne have NOT learnt fhe fsre-
else nature ofthis comR,atiicafion 6uf re-
port says ths President i,ltini.4fes thar the
q. s. troohs are 10 De removed from oar gar.
'isons and that as danger Caiot imminent)
-.cists, Ire miit!a will De. spcnled TO do gar.
rison dufy in ten of the troohs. Snch is
the rffiort. Ms soon as ne shat haUs Qmy
oiiicial nopce on his Interesting subject, ii
shall be hEbHshed.
Boston Centinel, (F.) Aug. /.
JEiy 3l.-.9rtiUed at Quarantine ycsler-
day. English ship .4nn Green, Fisk, Of Port
GlaSSoTv, trize 20 tie orig. Gos8anser, Of
This fort--she sailed from Jamaica June so
M Reet of78 sail for Quedec. and zvqa cab
sured on Monday.--Sae is 400 IONS, has on
board 100 hNncheons Qf rum, so tons coal,
&C.; mounts eight 1910 carronades, and .
long SIS tsvo gear. old, cohher 6otom-d
G' coh1ae~ 6ot!ed.
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2 SY virtue of a decree Of the Richmond District
court OF CkanceTy, we shall proceed 10 sell SO
much ot Tract of Land, lying aud being in the
county ofCuiEber!and, sirs he sufficient 10 ,,ey
the deDt and cost due Druy Woodson in the said .s.
cree against Frederick Jones and Oslesby Scrarrs.
executors of Joseph w. Riddle, deed ."
Ehe sale Will take place on the premises on Tues.
day the 18th day d, September next, for cash.
WILLIS WILSON,
JOHN A.'TRENT, Camps
THOMAS NJ. WALTON, }
Cumberland county, Angus; L. wtds