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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
EAGLE

FETIIE celebrated imported Horse,
z EAGLE. hns arrived IN this
County. in consequence Of the alarm
prevailing on james River, and may
6c seen at tic subscribers, where he
viii I've let to few mares this fall.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of raising fine
horse, should embrace the present OPP
portnrity. as he will leave this place in
She cpurso of the ensuing Winter.
EAGLE is beautiful Bay upwards
oP1s hands high. TO mention all his
pei for5aances would exceed the bounds
oran advertisement ii is sufficient in
this place to observe, that according TO
.he opinion Of the hest judges, no Horse
has ever been known to unite in the
same degree, speed, size, strength and
beauty, lie will be let to Mares at
the moderate price Of $50 and dol
Jar 10 the groom, which is only halt
Of what he has stood at the two last
seasons near Richmond, where he has
met With the greatest success.
WALTER BELL,
July 81, tsA"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
Il Tract of LAND,

the property of Peter Walters deceased.
ono hundred acres, situate in
the said County OF Hampfhire on the
the waters of New Greek, and bounded
as follows Be, inning at a Chetnus Oak
and J,ncuis near 4 run, and In the line oil
the land John Mitchell sought Of Cuthber,
Bullitt, thence with iaid line N. go E. 10
poles, to two Wits Oaks. II +. rs
poles to Chestnut Oak corner 10 the Land
Pigman bought OF Douthat, thence N
81 E. zoo poles to white Oak, cor err
20 the widow Barnett, thence n. &; w.
81 poles TO two pines OIL the top OF a
ridge, thence S. SO w. s4o poles 10 a
corner at the Mountain, thence S. SO Z.
ro3 poles 10 the beginning.
.ind.s5o iHodro ,v, Commits
William .NayIor, sioners ma
O5cd KIaite. decree.
Hampshire County, Sept. IS. st24i
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
TAX-BILLS.
.NR. SHIPHERD's SPEECH.

ON Mr. TAYLoR's MOTION TO sTEKE OUT
AND IN REPLY TO MR.. INGERsoLL.
Mr.. Chairman-lf i understand the
motion of my hon. colleague MIR.
Tayior) it is to strike out the second
section OF the bill before the committee
with a view TO move to enhance the
several duties imposed therein. Ifso,
4 hope his motion may prevail, aud
therefore rise to Offer to the commit
tee u few rem .rlss on the subject.
Sir, wish to reserve to tsyself the
r;5at OF an ultimate opinion, which
now may not be formed upon the pro-
priety or imPropriety of the passage
Of amy Of the tax bills reported by the
committee Of ways and means, and in
the end 10 vote against or for them as
my Judgment shall thea dictate.
shall nov only urge the prapriety if we
air !: haisc iaAe-,, 3. make R-,-ocstic dis
liiI.ed spp.riE os'ar its full proper
I,ion.
That this IS more suitable than a
direct tax have no doubt. and will
operate more benigniy upon the union,
and think can shew that it will be
vastly less injurious and less oppres-
Isive than laud tax.
A direct tax is paid iii by eonstraint
-ap indirect fax by choice. In the for
mer case il is the imperious unrelent-
ling mandate os the law that draws
forth evrn from the measre purse OF
poverty its last pittance-while in the
latt.r it is wholly matter of choice
which the consumer may regulate ac-
cordinS to his necessity or prosperity
1.-THE crops Of the farmer are cut short
his cattle die, or if in any way he is
unfortunate, he can by the exercise OF
common prudence relieve himself from
The burthen Of this tax, by drinking nd
spirils-cr he can drink less and pay
less. But. sir, with your land tax,
there is no such aiternatiye---crops may
he hlishted, cattle die, aud ye! the in
exor able seowi of n collector will pay
the wretched info, tauate his annual
visit--the hand of law diaw forth the
last cent Of his hard earnings, and that
too which may be Indispensable for the
common comforts of his family. Sir,
this is 90 often a wretched source
from viii ch to draw revenue, for
really humanity shudders at tie idea
Of burtheniog beyond endurance the no.
nest but INDECENT man.
II is said that the farmer who owns
land must be always able to pay the
demands of the government having d
proportionable fund in his bands.
Sir, it is not n necessary eonse.
quen that man has the ability to
pay, because he is in possession OF
real -Firstly-sbeeause he
may not own the land he occupies /; and
ecoudIy-becaase although he may
have legal title. il may be iucumbero
ed by mortgage TO the last cent Of IFS
value.
trust the committee DO not need to
learn, that in many parts of the Unit
ed States, the possessors OF land have
mo interest in the soil bat naked pos
session driven by necessity, they ob-
tain, and arc only able to obtain this
most miserable and precarious of all
titles. Too poor to purchase or to hire
they are constrained TO drop themsel Ives
on some uncultivated spot, aud by pa.
jticnt toll and perseverance, have be.
come enabled to subsist-If yo1 levy a
direct tax, from this source will you
draw considerable porties Of you'
revenue.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
Y irginia to wit

In the superior Court of Chancery hol
den at WincheRc, the 7th day OF july
1888.
Samuel and Myers Fifher.....P!fs.
AgainR
John Jolliffc and others heirs and devi,
sees Of Amos Joiliffe dec'd......Defts
On the motion O. John Joliiffs, (who
was appointed by an order in this cause
ore OF the receivers OF the rents and P'o-
cts OF the real eaate in the proceedings
men.ioned,) tits ordered. that commits
s;ouer Bent DO state and settle the account
Of said rents and profits received by said
John joll,ge, ard make report thereof 10
'hs Cousi,
: Cory, TeRe,
DANIEL LEE, C. Gee,
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
Inland Navigation

A, meeting Of the President md Di.
irectors of the Potomack Company held a
on the sixth day OF Angus
1879.
The President and Directors OF tn,
Potomack Company being DESTROYS that
the Shenandoah river should be made
from Port Republic TO it.
mouth as soon az practicable, and be.
llicving that it may be accom- plished soon
or by the inhabitants Of the adjacent
county, than by the Potopack Company
from their present prospects and state OF
their funds
Do submit the following propositions,
to these most interested in the completion
,of that useful ork.-First that the
Posomack Company will relinquish their
exclusive right oil opening and extending
the navigation of Shenandoah river, and
TO the tolls thereon established by law.
ion being reimbursed the money which has
been expended By them on that river, at
ia Jus, and equitable valuation, in the
mode which shall hereafter be agreed on
!by the parties interested, and the time
aud manrcr OF such reimbursement TO be
thereafter ascertaiucd.
Secondly If those most interested in
the navigation OF that river will form
themselves into companies for improving
1.-The naviga ton of sections Of the river by
contracts with the company's suPerintea~
dan, under his direction, ana In ths MAN.
lner which may be stiPula ted in such con-
tracts, the Potomack Company viii ALLOW
and pay interest at the rate OF six per
cent, Per annum on the money which shall
re so expended in the improvement OF the
navigation of SHENANDOAH the principle
aud interest of the money soexpended to
pc refunded and paid out OF the tolls
which shalt accrue and be e,-ivcd Gil the
shenandoah.
Refoived ,;aat the President of the
Potomack Company do trarlnit the
foregoing propositions TO Charles Lewis,
of Rockingham county, and request hir,
to convene a meeting OF the perions int
rested at some convenient time and place,
,nd submit the foregoing propositions 20
their consideration.
Resolve that the Board Of Directors
will meet at New Market on the first
Monday In October next for the par-
pose of comforting aud making dehnitiye
arrangements Oh the subject with such per-
sons as may be appointed for that puE
iPoie. True Copy,
JOS. BREWER, TTeaiurer.
THE Citizens of Augusta. Rocking.
ham the Shenandoah counties. who feel :
idesife 80 Prurno,. In.Snd Nsviigat ;r:.;;, .,s.
requested to meet at VIM. McMsheIi'
taven, in EaIIisonburgh, on the I'd Sa,ur
| day in Cctooer next, &C take into consi
ceration the foregoing propositions. -
26ih August, 1873
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
Land for Sale in Harnp-
shire County,

DURSUAN'l to decree pronounced
Il by the superior Court OF Chanccry,
holden az Winchefter on the 9Th day o.
December 1919, will be sold at public
auction to the highcR bidder foi ready
money. at the door of the Court House OF
Hampfhire county, on Monday the 9th Of
October next, ibeing the day Of The said
County Court. and alto of the Superio,
Court of law holden in the said County OF
Hamp(hifsl
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
CoMMIssIoNsRs OPF1cR,
u inchester, Sept. AZ, 1si;

Uinchester, Sept. n, 1873.
{! Notice is hereby given that l have ap-
ooin,ed Saturday the I'd day of Noyem-
Der next, for the purpose of carrying the
above fecited order into cfecs, when the
Parties will please 10 attend az my Office
aforesaid, and when and where the De-
frndsn, JolliEc viii produce the vouchers
neceGary TO enable me 10 state and fettle
the account bv the said order directed.
LEMUEL BENT, Mas. Com.
Sept. IS, 1873.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
Moses Graham,

Aoous z3 or "a years OF age, s feet o.
O inches high, stout made. smooth skin,
and very black. be mas Il fear in his lore
head not recollected which side ne has
a very bald forehead, toleIable coarfe
voice he formerly belonged to Lockhart,
and since to John S. Thornton. He took
with him a wool hat alra2 new, a black
cloth coat with large mcttle buttons, a
pair of white cotton pantsloons with blue
covered buttons; a white marseills waist
coat, green silk one and rair Of
boots but its probable he may change
MS clothing as he is a very artful cunning
fellow and tolerable good fcholsr by
by trade Carp inter-
NJ. B. This fellow probably may be
lurking about Winchefter, as he was raise
ed in that neighbourhood and has grand
mother living in Winchcaer, by name
Nelly Graham; or at the Ca-Cspeon
Springs at his fathers, free man By name
Moses Graham, but may have attempted
10 pass for a free man and made for free
state as he can write write himfelf, free
pass. will give the above reward il
taken within the county Of Frederick, oil
90 dollars if out OF the county, and al
reasonable charges if brought home, OF
confined in Jail so that &c; him again.
ELIZABETH HOWARD
Cent Or 1879
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
10 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber liv
ipg in Morgan I own Negro man named
SAM,
aged about s. years, very black, walks
lame and is fuppoied to be s feet or
inches high--hr has been feen tevcrai
times in the neighbo.hood of Bafoetown.
and no doubt is lurking abou, in the Ter
rlement adjacent. Any perfcn who viii
apprehend said fellow and conhne him il
any jail 70 thar can get him again fhal!
receive the above reward by applying &c
Capt. Edw ard M'Guire.
R.AWAEY sCcTE,
Wiucheffer, Aug. 10. tia5
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02

Available Negro for Sale
b HERE will be offered for sale be.
fore the door OF f. MGuire's hotel, on
the # day Of October court next vaLu-
able
Negro Man,
we'll acquainted with the business sc
Farming, Grading, Moving &c. &c.
Sept. IS. 54I
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
Negro NJ an,
twenty Dollars Reward,

IN ANAW * from the subscriber liv-
ing near the Whitspoa and about Z mics
from Wipcheaer, Frederick County Va.
on I tuesday night, Negro man named,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
tTR NSL ATICN.1
6rom the galenda Ga.etfe &rireordinar,

c'o"I enc botS7f't3 To-effe JtrG0r1irQT RI
Qffhe 1874 int.
The commander in chief has receive I,
from his eNceiiency the Commander in chiei
OF the second arT'Y, from his head quarter,
az Cstrei, tae following letter -
nc enemy with force nearly doubie
III m5ers, ,attackcd on the llfh inst. .he
DIVISION OF Baigadier Don Fernando Niyans.
which occnl led Yecla, and oc,aiued some
advantages, notwithstanding the bravery
win WINCH our troops defended them selves
ne same day Marshal siucfet with TIE rest
oi ms army, presented hiraseit in front of
faiiena, and in the evening took possession
oi the place, and Immediately attacked the
C4Stie where the Velez Malara were STA
N9aed- On the 18th a. daN break, he had
lie united the III .ision Of Ar;zpe, which had
returned frein. Aecia, and when part of the
aimed army prevented him fro.s, marching
upon v iteDa ,.w.th a view OF saving yeI.z
Malsga, SilRset moved with his :. lie force
. ar'aek Sian Ats p. NJ. he presented
,t'-AIssi1 to dfs's 0ssS rt-.c sn, .isr. sas Is
Gen. Murray had resolved not to defend
maj position, he withdrew his troops, who
efenoed themselves till night term!nated
the contest
nc enemy was not satisfied with tilis !;
out as soon as he observed the allied armv
had concentrated Itself at Castaiia he ad
vanced lis army, and yeste,d av at poon,
alter having drawG out att MS cavalry. he
sent forward 4 body ut 1000 infantry, with
Ia viev " sJcc.ns thc lett of oar ling.
Haich coveredsthe vanguard of the division
"f len. NitingaaUI, 5u. those troops, and
the English WHO encountered them &C the
'ainS pnint received this attack VITA the
greatest serenity az the point os the havonee,
and the allies charged the French columns
ana dispersed them. killing, wnun,iiug and
making prison the miserable slaves who
composed them.
" Snchet having seen the re suit ofhis frs.
attempt. resolved 20 alter his plan, if his line
should o. vigorously attacked ard 50 lie
reduced his operations to making various
movements, and putting hin self On the
retreat. Gen. Murray, IN his turn hroueht
up nine battaiiors, SCI horss, and 10 pieces
ot Cannon. WHICH made terrible destruction
~ the ecemy's coumns. which continued
tfeir retrogade march, beaten and fatigu-
ed.
the allied army pursued them, and ex
pect we Snail obtain still greater advan a .
geS. In the mean time, | have great plea
sure III coihaiuniC acinF to your ExCsllency
tue result OF the operations Of the &. ME, Tor
the last three days, thai you may make them
public ia that city and province.
God preserve your Exceilencv many
years. XAVIER ELtO.
To Gen. Don V;ncasto Bati,,o.
Head Quarters, at.Fetpel, Apr;l II, 1918
-. b. You may rest assured, thai the enc
my have lost more than 5000 men, in horse
and foot.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Monday. June 81.
he order OF the day On Mr. Webster's
resolutions having been called w,
Al''. Hibb stated the intention Of che corn
mittte OF Ways and Means to press the
consideration of the revenue bills as soon
as possible. Ihe time already occupied in
this debate had not been thrown away. as
the committee Of Ways and Means were net
prepared for the discussion OF the tax bills
No" they were ready, however, he rose.
IN the absence Otthe chairman of the com
m,ttee tNr. Eppes) to give notice mat thosc
Oils would he called up tomorrow and
every gentle nan now having tair uot;ce. he
hoped the discussion of these re solutions
would terminate To Gay.
mr. CGEoI'1 made some observations ex-
pressive Ut his wish to curtail tEis debate. so
anxious was he 70 come 10 the discussion of
the w avs ana Means with which view ne
should refrain from making those remarks
on shis occasion which iIe had intended, and
Shon!u' II the motion !or indefinite postpone
ment was Withdrawn, also w,cl,draw tire
motion which he had made to amend the
resolution.
Mr.. FGrro'U then withdrew his motion
TOR indefinite po5tponement, in order to save
time, although he remained decidedly Oh
posed to ct1e resolutions to which, locking
at their obj ct and =1pedency nothing could
reconcile him.
Mr. Calhoun then Withdrew his motion
for amendment.
Mr.. Robertson assigned at length thu
reasons why, although he believed these re.
solutions wholly unnecessary, he should ne
vertheieas be induced 80 vote f1r them.
| Lhe question was thea taken Oh agreeing
| to the FIRST resolution, in the following
words:
! Resokved, That the Preside,, oftbs IT
states be requested To infosm this Hguse
unless the public interest should. in bis ON,
mon. forbid such communication, when. h,
whom, and in what ~ amer the first intelli
gcncc was given to TINS government Of the
decree OF the government ct France, bear.
ing date on the 2Sth Of April, 1911, and our
| porting to be deiinitive =, peal Of the de
crees 1t Berlin and MHs0.
And 1t was agreed to by the followin,
vote
YEA3--Messrs. Alexander, Aston. An
derSop, Archer, Bayies, IT hE7ss. Beali
Benson, bigelow, Bowen. Bowers. Royd
Bradbury, Bradley, Brcckenridgc, brigham
Burwell, Cspefton, Calhoun, champion
Chapel, Cheves, Ciley, Comstock, Copd,t
Cooper, Cox, Creighton, Cuipeper, Davcn
por.. Davis cfMass. Davis Of Penn. Dewey
DuvaH Earle, Ely, Fancy, Franklin. Gas
tor, Geldes, GhOlson, (5loninger, Goldsbo
r"Igh, Good wyn Gourdin, Griffin, Grosve
nor. Gruldy, Hale, Hill. Hanson, Harris
HAYES, Hopkins 0N. York, Howell, Hub
bard Hutty, Humphreys, Hsngerfod, In
g. roll, Ingham, Jackson o. T X. /. JIckson o.
/ Pirg. Kennedy, Kent Of NJ z Kent Q,
1 19d. K err, Kilburn, King II Mass. King q,
4 a. G Lefferis, Lewis Lovott. l. wn0es
Lyle, @acor, MCoy, nj t-se. M Lean, Mil
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
Z. L NJ.


r 4 q oAer for sale seven hundred acres of LAND,
~ lying IN the lower end of Buckingham, on
Suiaioe creek, 6ve miles fro,n Ca IRA and Is from
New Canion-This land ia in desirable neighbour
hood, and well adapted to the culture of Corn
WHEAT, and foescco also,
400 .HCRkS or WOODLAND,
On the little FORK Of State River seven miles above
Buckinshar, Court House. The soil ut this River
Is seneraiy Rlu,h cstee,ued for the production of
Si.sat-fhs property belongs TO the late Col. Hen.
~ III, and viii he soid uEdsr decree of the Fed
eral Cpuri-or third cash, and two IL salfnents
for t'e residue, the first day IF January 81
snd tie other instrument, on the first day of Ja;ua-
~ isS. The title is considered lnisputl,le, and If
rot di'pnsed et privately hefore north Of August
next. viz then he auld Public Auction, on uek.
sn8lam Court dag. 10 that month by
Willis WILSON
JhMf.5 WILSON.
WIN W C THORNTON.
BIZ. Bsvrgoa BELL, Or either of US will attend 10
s.T those Rnls and sr- t.I1ny Co be met with
y itacki1g''s'p snd Casaheriend Court days the A.
sovs properly will Positively be sold without re-
sr,e.
g june % "a,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
" HIS W tLlCNN,
LINES WILSON
NoW oFE&RED FoR SIZE.

8 tih't extremely valuable landed estate known
X W TIE aame of the :" Beat Mountain ''--'rhis
estate. which IS now ia the possession of Col. ~
drew Lewis, is situated on tie iieghany Nonntans
Iii Monis pmery ecunty-it - ABOUT To miles yest of
fy"ehhuFE ard 20 nes soue, west of Pattonsburp
from "i'irh place Jane, River affords a ssfe and
convenient pE'igation- The reet above mentioned
contains nearly 2I 900 acres OF land and il cer
tsn,y one % toe most valuable stock farms in t,ns
rrea. Ihc range, which IS iBextaustiLie consist :
a. ;hc rich-veed, blue gras5 and pes-yine The
Omission is an extensive and ga almost ieveI p,ai,
u ~ present contsins $50 acres Of cleared land.
1ooseres OF Which the finest tiu1aiily Meadow
] hese ,neatows. with an neonsideraLIe portion al
1sb0ar, can be extspi4d over a tlisauCf acres f,r
on simply removing tI2 timber the ground il pro .
ssntiy covered 3ith the NEST lixdriant grass The
oth-r lands rish spd produce we'll all kinds of
gram NJ ped ~ the ciiIst:. Tie houses though
ro e'-saat arr eodsen4nt and eITafOrta bic in The
;rt there ia = fountah Of the pursst water
= o'1estote ~ou.d he pecuiariy valuable either 10
rstthy grazier, or tos conpany disposed to eater
Fito tbs dizziness OF grazing. which bus;uess i. in
thia country extremely ,rofiahia. The lands could
be 50 divided, rs Co sTord many cnrn,nnJous farms
bp no p,rils' sHe vii be- admitted.
so. Andrew lewis, who resides On the place.
VII S"e~ q 20 any person that calls iog the purpose
81 visNiug y.
The terms n sale may I,c known, by application
either 90 Col Lewis or "a the suhsari ,rrs.
GEORGE PICKETT,
C. ARIES JOHNSTON.
ROBER + POLLARD,
June %. Wit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

EsTRiYED from the subscriber sn the eth of
" last month, handsome dark chestnut sorr-l
MARE, ears old, feet 10 or II inches high,
shoi round, was in good condition. has small dent
On The right side OF the neck and had spot or tear
shout the size Of nine pence on TIE right shout.
de. no other MARKS reco!lectelshe tro;s rnl. II.
Said mare vss taken up by Dr Tazeweii near tie
Railway house 10 Chesterfield county, and kept or
lays, wheu she wa5 turuei out, $50 says the Dr's
eTsrsser} The above reward will be given on de
livery OF said mare to ia Peter sburg, or to
Aiesirs Wm. N'Kcehne Il CO. Observation-Disclosures
wise would he th1nsfnii for any inforInatioh chat
,ssy enable to find her.
Jine 90 wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-29

Z rpond District.
ioha Laureaes. William Call & Company,
Puff.
Jnha Archer. Wn. Powell, J In A. Treot and
Sf"Fpcn " Trent executors OF Alexander Trent.
dr''5 J0hu Trent. Stepaen w Trent, AIexao.
kbSsbeth his wiie md Anne, Major. Tmsler etI.
drep and d, Vse sf the ssid Alexander Trent.
seeh apd Aairses l.eiper aud r ano,slis xife an
Edwevfl md Josr7h Trent. children aud rso-esen-
eanSsso' F't''h-i4 Erea, I'D HEs.
ghe Iiarti iaiereSie ia Ibis cause are reoi.si 4
% sttcnd al fay Office 10 the C'tg Of Richmond on
SIpnday the 9,!' day at August next when ~ obere
SHAH procred 10 take the aecnant end rnzke tl,
s1iements required Ivy tie order Of court pronovn-
eed IN tkis cause on the So, 3ay Of Jure 1904
Henry BANKS,
Commissioner in Chancery
q Co7nr's. office. Richmond, ,
June %, 1913.
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London, fhrR

London, hhrR %.
DEFEAT OF BEAUHARN BY
WITTG ENSTEIN.
u is as we suspec, ed from the contents Of
the cs' Paris Papers. Resuharnois' change
Of posi- ion and movement acrosS the Ssale
On the III. were the Consequence Of The
defcat experienced from Gen. Witgensteiu
two GaVs before. This inflammation We have
TeceNeG officially ty the Helgoand Mail
t. m.rDing.
General Wt,genstein acquaints that the
Psus.;sn General Won Bocstell had been
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NOTICE.
EaURiNii my absence, If which have heretofore
y !. EotiSsd, hsre authorized Mr. Asa OTIS, by
my attorney, to TRANSACT any business wheren anl
Interested.
BENZ. DENNIS.
Manchester, June 90.
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M .ohor', lime IL.

YESTERDAY arrived here snip Meutor.
Cranstou, Of New YORK. 81 days fron ca
diz. Captain Z. politely !arnisned US win
6le 81 Cadiz papers ~ the 3Gth Aprii i,
from which, We extract fhn following trans
iiat,1n Of tine of6cial account OF the defeat Of.
suchct, by SIR john Murray