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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-26
TRENTON. March IS.


mand Of Capt. OSden of the U. 6. Artillery,
arrived IN this city and nexs morning pur-
sued their march.
On Saturday following detachment of
three or four hundred men, under the COM
mand of Lieutenant Colonel Scott, brave
and accomplished officer, arrived in this CT
ty, and encampedsRear it. A subscripti-
on was started by Mr.. BGrzillai Wrieht-
and IN very short time q barrel Of crack
ters. three hundred weight of CHEESE, and
| three barrels Of cider, were delivered to
the troops, from the voluntary contribution.
For the women attached 30 the camD.
one of whom had a fine rsir of twins
| at the breast, comfortable CHARTERS and
fare were obtained at Mr.. bonds tav-
ern. The next morning, several barrels
more of cider were sent TO the encamnnent.
80 that the troops had not only enough to
drink while here, but 10 fiji their canteens
when they marched. Many of the citizens
who visited the encampment, gave their
I t5.3"cS and ifiittGns ~ the soldiers and
party spirit seemed for a time lost in com
mon endsavors to make the defenders OF
our common country comfortable. Several
individual donations were made, which WI,
aAVe not mentioned.
We nope the spirit shewn on this occasi-
on may prevail in every place through
which troops pass. 1t will inspire them
with fortItude 10 bear every hardship and
1 with resolution to encounter every danger
it viii warm their hearts with love OF
country, and nerve their arms against its
enemies.
On Saturday last detachment of United
! States troops, of between three ard four
hundred, who had arrived here and at
! LaWbertoD in the course of the week, mar
ched from this place for the northward.
under the command Of Colonel nm. II.
! Wivder---The men appeared to be in
high spirits.
On Thursday afternoon. soon after the
arrival OF the troops, several barrels of CT
der and barrel of crackers, were distribm-
ted among them by soEe OF the patriotic
citizens OF this place. True timer
GrOe0dng. --The British brig Ann, with
a heavy cargo of dry goods * crates, yaIu-
ed AZ from 80 to 100, 900 dollars, from Liver
pool to New Providence, has arrived It
Marblehead, prize to the privateer
Growler.-tr5~ One such Grower ago,n,t
the enemy does more towards tic restora-
ton of peace, than fifty GROWERS ugains.
! goUernmeHt." Is,
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q. We are happy 80 find that the newly in
ventd press. for which Mr. William Elliot
OF this city has obtained patent. prints at
she rate OF 5Uo impressions per hour, and
we'll. This is double the quantity done by
the common press. Oae of the iaaHressions,
which is very perfect, can he seen at this
oilce. ". Y. Shamrock.
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Z ACoB KING, man-street, nearly oppos;,e Mr.
% A. fosters, has just received, per schooner Un-
otunted, from New-York, handsome assortment OF
URf COGOS-among which are some handsome
S"snsuo"ns and Vesteletts; also, some best Hol-
land Gin and French Brandy.
lie above subscriber has likewise handsome as
sortment of Bonpets, which lie will dispose Of on
reasonable terms by the dozen to country merchants
:'ants.i, seamstress and young lady that is ao-
quainted with the Millinery business. Also, wanted
to purchase, two young negro womsn, and one ne
gro boy of good characters.
January 7. 4.
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O0i22cskic.
MD.LXDc GVILLF, (Ceo.) Dec 23
PRACIICHI. J'(SNJ !

T. l. r.,
PRACTJCHL I'HI'RIO1ISNI!
4 detachment Of ,hreG hundred men from the
state ct Tennessee, Under The command OF Cob John
Wiliams' are nov on their way to Point Peter, in
order to reinforce, and l-liticpate with the United
States troops aud the Georgia militia low at that
place ~ any expedition which may be Directed by
the toy.rD'nent Of the United States against the
enemy ~ that qg1rter, either Spanish, or lndaus. m
addition to these two hundred more are expec
rcd 30 unite with them prior 10 their arrival ut the
1bl'cc III destination.
This detachment arrived of Washington, wilkes
ooam'y) on Saturday last two of them, Mai.
walker and Mr. Parsons, came with dispatch to
BUS exceiicncy the Governor informing HIM uf their
OBJECT and rQ1esling him direct them TO the pro-
Ter lsiiee Ui rendezvous Ills Execllenc in
Gonphante w'l their request stated to col. Williams
n "DS"e that IN his opinion Point Pcter or Cole
an, on the St Msrys river, wasthe most Droper
States officers.
This detachment is composed n gentlemen of the
SrS tesp"etiOiity in the State Of Tennessee mai.
gen. Cooke is private in the ranks several me m
pers m ~" Legislature; Gunber of iones nd
saptDns hsTe taken the field as priyates prouJ 10
: ro' themselves on tho LIST Of Tie eary defenders
~ t'riT evuorO's rights. They sre well Tnourte,l
on horses, have Inuskst or rinc bayopcfs bra e
81 pistols tofuahawk and scsluc- X life III cir
dress IS dar'S hdotipg shirt aud r,gaopns b,sek
hosk, with Woes afo' gathers. They have eqi;p-
1ed tIr'nfe'vrs vt ttejr ~ eNlruek marched NJ
'.~p 0"n c1pensf AMI when arrived nj the n, &c
~ reHle@fn1s, Arc resds Is oisr W thor lives on
abe altar ~ TIER e0latry.
; rihfign.lyt1 sI"ia',d such an Srt a. generosity
re p7n is inadequate but tie hcs a L1rs f,r,b i,
teejg a'ns' OF graf tudc to t'io,e ne 1us K s.l.
f9 nm, VIC have thn4 voluntarily islt IL if Lainps
s'nd their IA oilra 70 share the psrs d the elr;es
a. the tsptei-f -.
u convincing pyooi oft!s dilinterss.ed r.ty; c.n
g t''.s '"1re than Shg,taS B1sf IS tis 40 os;sc,.
Jifnstrs az pet:ntteh 70 err0i themselves ~ ii. p
"ir v'o,iaus Sso6a.i The sgpdstrsrd Or OH
H'r''s Ss''s soaC ed ~ "a d.egsta = O.+;. 10.
hs,.
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SICHORDINA1INN
49, - H0urish withont K.

No army ca flourish without IL,
Ii evc'y ohcer " iiig men chose 60 obey
su-h orders onfY as they Ike, every army
wOoldb. a mob.---We wight at oace dis.
pensc witi our Gap aims. Majors. Colonies,
aud OencrGir i9r ever private would be
a,i obcer. t'aa every ofhcer n private.
nc IL" MUS. rule ia a rehn6ttc. When
t1e rdis is0rCe lad down ~ Tvs constituted
sHtho;itS, Vac CH,hcn 10 boand 80 obey it,
J OK may change tHst authority according
10 tnc forms - sne constitution, aud with q
ch@"Ge * tHiers, yy.i mas work 6. cb ange
~, ,rle 5ui 50 lan- rs lne law re,nai@s,
a. is ths d2t, c! every n..d . bow D.iore u .
here b, 40 O. .tas' Ics5Urg- - cveIF citizen
were GO -. ep tfr himself. and % i.jjaW or
4lS",eJ ti.e '+"a, Only according I, his own
tap.',e., very thing would be thrown into
co"t1s'i. ne good wJ1,d t1i. 3 .''SY 20
s.'s =" ~. " a.. wicket. Iae s',p - said
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By Last NIGHTS ltiaii.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.
a he Hrcsident has signed the bill passed
by Congress TO incre asc the Navy, and the
bill directing the Secretary Of tie rJeasurY
to remit Certain iine., penalties and Ioifei-
lures.
The House OF Representatives were yes
terday engaged in the discussion of the ne W
Army Bill. But three speeches were then
made, and thoss all by federal gentlemen,
OF Course i'll opposition to the bill. >,
Several oiicers :iave re ached This city
within dav OF two from the Army of the
Centre, among whom are Coils. Winder &c
Parker, Capts. Gibson, Wool and Bank
head. Our readers will recognize. in the
name OF Wool, that of the youthful hero
who distinguished himself SO gallantly On
Queenstown heights.
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ErtrGcf ofa letter from, one eft5e Pc
TERSBURG NOLUNT EERS-dated.


r., ChiiAcothe, (Oho } Dec. %.
at was one among the few that felt the
tatignes of our march but we are now all
completely recovered, and in high health
and cheerful spirits. The Captain Joined
us at Point Pleasant, and was received by
the Company with every testimony of joy,
almost bordering on phrenzy. The nhaSi-
tants thought We were taking leave of our
senses. 'r;.
The Ensign was dispatched to Gen.
Harrison Tor orders--he is this day return
ed. Our orders are TO march with every
possible dispatch, and join him at Sandusky
where lie is at this time. He knew no.
thing of our coming (; and mentioned that
ladhe known of our arrival here. he would
have met uswith pack-horses, to expedite
our march, and relieve us from part of our
tatlgues. Petersburg IntelHgencer.
Reports and letters from Washington
continue to intimate that strong expects.
tons are entertained of favorable change
in our foreign relations. The leading mem
bers of Congress, attached to the admins
tratfon, it is said, are consulting on inca
sures, which If adopted. arc expected to
present to Great Britain such powerful
nducemcnt1 for rendering us justice as can
not reasonably Pe rcsioteti. The subject OF
British seamen "a 9 prominent point in this
project. 3hOnldl the contemplated effort
fail in procuring from Great Britain cor.
rcspondin1 measures Of Cancellation, the
war,.it Is said, viii 81 CONDUCTED with the
utmost collected energy OF the nation.
n change Ia some of the leading m en-
bcrs of the cabinet. in is supposed will pre-
ccde the measure alluded 20 above.
Htf's PhiL Gcz.
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IN AAERIC4M

Col. William II. Winder from the from
tiers arrived i'll town yesterday. AS the
army had previously retired into winter
quarters, he could bring nothing of impor-
tance. j..
We believe thi, gentleman is the only
fedtrdliSs in Baltimore, perhap. in Mary
land. who has stepped forward in defence
ofhs country's rights at the present impor-
tant crisis.-Wl,at = striking contrast is
there between the federalism OF Kiigoxr,
Cra6b, Glenn. Dorsey, sc. While the for
mer ia. struggling to maintain, the laster are
endeavoring TO susvert Cur independence
Whilst the patriotic are making every ex-
ertion torender our arms successful, the
disgusting scene is exhibited at Annapolis
| OF = house OF delegates, striving to defeat
those exertious, and so throw us PROSTATE
at the feet Of Oritain.-How long will the
people OF Maryland suffer these thingss
Bali. IYhig.
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On .1merican Ctiiunt.

Nne following and many other develops
Hent. Of our country's resources are con
tanned in the Archives of useful knowledge,
q work just publishing. 1t Cannot be easily
accounted for. why this valuable article
should have been so long overlooked.--"O o.
plum has been preparedfrom the true opium
poppy, (Papayer album) or white poppy,
and the common poppy of our gardens, in
several OF the United Staten and upon tri-
al has been found equally powerful as the
opium imported from the I-evant or the
East-lndies. Opium is now worth 7 dol
lars per 10. and has been as high as II dol
lors in the course, of the last three years"
With the ardent hope that this timely and
useful hint May not be lost upsn our Agri-
cultural Citizens, these remarks are offered
TO their consideration. Nfer. .1dv.
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PHILADELPHIA BEER tqc

's'HE SODA HOUSE, near the Capitol, i, now
II occupied by the subscriber, Who keeps on hand
the hes, Philadelphia Beer and Porter Iris!, Wbis
Key Punch--Oysters in the best style, aud every
accommodation that can be expected in y house Of
sh' description. He solieits the call Of gentlemen.
at least, aud shall endeayor TO please them.
JAMES McALLISTER.
~ u. Groceries, Porter, Beer, sc. ho may sl.s
bs had at his store the market house--wber.
empty bottles are received aud the highest price
gwen for them.
January z. Or
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RALEIGH TAVERN, FoR RENr---Th.

ILEIIIi INNERN, FOR RENT---Tbs
hs,''yh Tavern IN Williamsburg, will be rent
ed for the present year. and immediate nosssss;o1
gwen, or will he leased for three or five yoars
mere" large and valuable pasture attached 10
the ta'erni and several bods and other Household
rurnNure may he had with the establishment, as
we'll as two Cooks, "a male and female nav bc nj
tanned BY purchase, by those Who rent or lease tbs
tavern. 80
For terms apply to Robert Anderson, esq of Will
nnsmsOurg' bhwd. w. Trent, esq. 0f Richmond or
the subscriber living in Powla,s,, county,
January T. Is
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SAe,i6'..oGee, Cayiisle. Dee. 81. 1879.

~
OIICE is hereby given, to the heirs and legsI
- representatives. Of William q. Holmes, late us
the township of North Middleton, county of Cum
bertrand and state Of Peunsy lysnia, decreased that
IN pursuance Of writ Of Partition or Valna,ion. ia
sued ont OF the O"phau's Cosrt of said county, An
in9usiton will DC held the real estate of said dee
situate in the towns r. comfy and state aCors ssid
OtihS tract OF s't cOntaining one hundred eieh-
~ acres, more CT leas, adjoining lands of Andrev
iioImei, Michael Clepfcr and others, on Tuesday
we n'nih osy OF February next, at ten o'clock ia
the forenoon, when aud where ali psrsons interest
ed may attend if they think proper
JOHN BODElT, shift
January ?. VIZ
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EAESERTION.-,Joh Riley, born in the county
~ of Greenbrier, aged 81 years, feet, 9 inchea
high, of dark complexion, light eyes, black hair and
~ profession carpenter. deserted from my recruit
ing party in this city on the s5th u!t He has d. OBJ
ably returned to The county whence he same
$40 reward'wiii be paid for his delivery to me-
ms security IN Jail Whoever may assist him in his
the law.
RICH'D POLLARD,
Capt. GOA Reg'f, q. S. Inf'ty
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Newton. 'Msr,in fis&, 'wrlavn D. Y.mi. ss.S,.
hine, JIG, 'Sa,nue aiars'i, -Chrstorher try, jas.
Woodward. Edward Watson, Samuel MoseL>
John Brown, Robert e Jennings.
PETERSBURG
Robert Birehctt, 'iViiliam Gov den, .AIexr
Brown, James iS,rrc. 'Wn. G.. Roswell 'John
Allison. WIN. Hax;Ji, Jaci Han,E.o,,, IN nathaniel
Friend. Ssni !i;ut.n, ! Iaes y. 10, Aacal, Gcor.-
~. Taylor, Georse II. .on.s
FREDERICKSBURG.
Hush Ncserr, -jus,n Minor, sFieldiny Insas,
Robert Patton, John iioliirs saur;h Thomas
Goodwin, Robert =. Che. David uend. rsos ioi,a
Scott, John M",'e:, James Mass, RcLoit Mas.
kay, Charles Austin.
Di4eotoFsaf h.-t yeor. o.,
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AInrfinsAurc. Eannaru 1

Marfins6urg, January l.
General ALEXANDER SMyTH. Of the Ar
my OF the Centre, passed through this place
on Wednesday last, on his way from Niaca-
ra to his residence in Wythe coun,y, Va.
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Tor SALE, by the Subscriber the following a..
n ticles:
trunks Irish I.inens--1 do. Dimities--l do Cot.
ton, SIZE and Worsted Hose--1 do. Cotton Lase s..
Edsins-2 cases Cotton & Nuns Thread-20O yds
Hair Seatng-S00 ibs c. rled Baked Hair---1 Cask
Pewter aud Hard Metal Spoons---.35 do. Imported
Nails IL do Stationary, containing Siales, Pockes
Books Qnll's Sc.-l 10. 40 Baddeis Putty IL kegs
Alum, and IL do Brim stone.
Fla. COLQUHOUN, s. Co.
'an z. eptf
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ViRGL.NI.d LEGISLfT'URE.
Extracts from the Joa'n4I q We ,lituse eft Ne
80. -. Ic.lses. -.

Dec, 81.
On motion of Mr. Watkins Of Pence Edwsr,i.1
Resolved, unanimously, thu, the E=ecatve be re-
quested to cause hs inscription, which was resolved
upon, by the General Asse mby, the 9Th day OF
June, iISf, to be mae the pedestal OF the S,-
iute OF GEoKoE WAsHIH o1oN, tn Ia aecordm, ~
made thereon rs soon ss possible ;y,ich iscii IN.
lion 70 III the following words -
~ se General ~ SIS. nlbv Vi ID. Commonwealth at
virginia have cSsed Ills s atute To be cree ted!
" MS n monument OF affection aud "A an,,e TO
GEORGE WAsuI MORON, who, uni,irg 70 the
endowments of the hero, the virtues of the ps,,i.
" OF, and eNertug both in establishing the liberties
" ct his country, has rendered Lis name dear "a
ms ie'low-citizens K given the world Immortal
" example OF true glory. - Done in The year OF
" Christ
"and in the year of the Commonwealth
Ordered, that the CLERK communicate this Res,.
luton to the Senate, and request its concurrence
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NECIiAEtCS-Tw Carpenters and Black
w smith will be sold AZ the Swan Tavern on the
18th inst among the slaves advertised the estate,
OF Il. Wormely esq. decd.
j. CHEW
JAM IT,
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IF Timothy Pickering were in Congress at this
moment, he would be i'll very pitiful predioament
SIX him, how he likes the imprsssment OF our sea
men, he cannot screen himself behind the excuse
that the British take ouly their beeauss
his own opinions, whilst he Secl etary of State
forbid this then, he was in against ali
impairment whSteyer.--Ask him, how he likes
the he would declare his mortal hate TO it. tho
il is calculated To sesiaen from tie evil
he abhorred-- Mr.. Pickering would be brought to
this psss-he WAS either foe! in 1900, is kaavs
in 1879.
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THE rE9T

An american Federaiist will tell you, he loves
his country
lie viii sheathe the sword to yiAdcate her
righfs;
That ise is devoted 60 her honor;
ii,at he is friend 20 commerce;
That he will byofecs srgnie,. /" ss long M ony
country has any rights worth defe,ung"
Sa says Mr.. Oliver Woeoit.
After these general professions Your American
federalst win go on with his fs g provisoes that
though he VIII protect our o4gH seamen, he has 10
idea OF protecting the subjects Of his Britannia
stfaieity.
|. Well, when YOU have got him to this point place
this question Fairly before him." Support then we
tell " Britain; We do not want your seamcn 4; we
VIII exclude thern from Service we will not e.
yen hsturaile them the sea- condition that YOU
do rot unfrcss them from sltps if G. Britain
should r, use this fair proposition, what say We
Would you consent to sheathe tIe sword under sucl
circumstances ,"
" your American fcdcralj$t IL q man really ri.
taeled To the Independence OF his CountrF and the
rights OF his country, I've confess that this is far
enough----Thrn, ask linn IL this was not ,l,e
very proposition made by MIR Russell, and ~ con.
tumelously rejected 10y lord Casteresgi.
Mr. quincy has the mpudence to talk of
JaiSe .Hres, & relreGf8, when no man practi-
ces the system better than himself No gen
ueman understands a retreat better than
Mr. Quincy.
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! Detfa:y Qr;af:er-.Lass:r- 0sserGl--Majcr III
yertooc.., Halifax.
Col ID. H;rbert, Lieut. Cot H. e. Daryiny, l-,eu;
Col. }. Cations, Lieuteh.nt Colonel IT, +. Cosss
NASuINCToN, Jan. ..
J yesterday being the first cay OF the new
year, but little business was transacted in
the House al Representative and in the
Senate none. Most of the Members OF bnth
Houses, as usual On that day, waited on the
President ~ Gle United States at his resi-
dence. snd oacyed MIN the compliments OF
the season.
Ecle;sh, Jan. I.
tits CO, iGen,iy believed that the IT, States
troop. la th, Stat, ~. uad,. marching orye rs ,o,
Florida ihe whole viii consist O. complete
e.upan,eS IS ,nFsHt'y. under The mast of Cox
Jas W ctlbo.n al ti.e iotl. two ran,es Of Csya-
ry under tie b,aud of Major M'Neil and two o.:
ARTILLERY commanded by Loi. Forney. These troops
are now 10. winter quarters Salisbury, IN fine
hsal,l and spirits and nearly all armed. Much AZ
teton las been paid To their training, y great cred
1t ~ due IL The subal'erns Oh whom tho detail OF
camp dnty hes Acvo,,ed.
EetacLncnts of the tent, infantry haze bcct sta
toned at several posts this state and South Caro-
lima, to rel tlr Militia doing dat, there Capt
Bryan, with nearly full company, is ut Fort Hamp-
ton Capt. Copeland at Fort Johnston both in this
STATE. Capt Britain with detachment oil GO men
has teen marched to Georgetown, $. Carolina, and
lieut. Carson commands small detachment Of about
80 men at Mount Oearborne. "
From what we can learn, the Regulars Of THIS
state have been we'll supplied by government with
arms. rsiions, and pay, contrary opn-
ion; they have received already $4,000. Where
any deficiency has arisen it imputable unavods
bic events. arising principally from the geographic
81 situation OF our state, and not from neglect at
Washington. :.
a.. "
Intelligence from Eastport to the 18th inst. state,
that the Bream and Brunswicker we're watching the
wreckof tue Piumper, and had saved 5OoOl. out Of
10000 on board: diving bell, preparing to &c,
the remainder. Al perished on board of her;
n'dshipmnn, the pilot, and IL men only saved. Tho
ienns Emuous WAS up the Bay. Herring sch. near
Winsor-- Hunter at St. Johns with convoy from
Hslits1--the Gen. Smyth. wss said to be cruizing
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" Ee ought nor 70 calculate Of teaes;"


Let us engrave this sentiment on our hearts. 1t C
" lay the aattering JUNCTION to SOULS" that the
enemy is ready to make peace with us, shall
CT make mp our minds to the war a sort of torpor
will freeze up our public councils the necessa-
~ means viii not be pursued disappointment,
disgrace and ruin may blast our hopes,
Ii We do not calculate peace we shall take
the nscesssry steps to command it. Troops will be
raised, armies organized, and blow nsy yet be
struck which will stun til. enemy into his seneca.
We ought not TO calculate Oh peace" because
the fact we ought not to expee. it. 4" hdmpstra-
ton have in vain sued for it," The federsst hsvs
played game that is calculated TO Rise the hope,
! OF the enemy and proiong the On their heads
be much OF the coat and expssce of it. they were
to rally around the standard of their, country the
| contest would soon he over; for the enemy would
no longer COUNT upon their friends "--And if see
ing this desertion, we do not take the necessary
steps to carry the with spirit, if ths opiae
OF hope lulis Us to Sleep the muir end in disho-
nor The best, the safest course then, in every
respect, is not to " calculate on peace"
We must whip the enemy inte his senses; pssce
then will be certain.
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DTRECTOrS
A4t,iated on .BoDday iast jar he Bunk of Tir
l}ICHMONF

RICHMOND.
'John DTcckenbrough, 'JOeeph Gallego, 'Geryas
Storrs, 'Sameel Pleasauts, -Jan,es Brown, aRobert
G&mLle, John G.. Smith. Edmund w. Rootcs
James Clark, IT,. Andrew Stevenson, Samusl
Myers, Edward Cunningham, William Moseure,
John Mater.
NORFOLK
Richard Z. zee. 'tin,. 'c-,lot, ssrg ,ceorgs
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F,sm lie Cknric,tes Gnzerc.

From tie Chrriesfos GdzeEr. '
We we're Yesterday favored witba Etitsh " .9yin,
lar Tor October, irsrs which we have extracted
the following ScconHt of the British Staff is Cana.
dis, RoVs Seotis and Dependencies.
CANADA.
Ceney0i O@ters~ Cslnain-i;cneral and Cover.
mr. ~ Che!, ldelf. General Sir g. IrVSo5f. 81
Quebec N1jJr-Gen De RotfenAurP Maiur
Gen. Btork, (siues killed at the Lattle Of Queens
own j Major G,r. ShsaFe
'Ad'-ae. aHb-Capt CO0re; Cant. FgLoH ;
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