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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-11-10
AEEXANDRTA. NV. 6.


We are informed that Oh Friday tbs
Ssth uit part of the enrniy's block
aiing squadron consisting rf fliya,e,
brig, sioeg. ana schooner, made
their appearance IN our river. end E,.ye
committed more ,iamu ge liar The whole
beet did i'll July last. Before the nieht
OF that day Tie brig and a cutter had
gnt up as far rs Naggsd Point. where
they took n brig with forty cord OF
wood on board aud hurst her. On the
next morning they took schooner Law.
ING Oh FechStone loading with wheat.
and carried her ef together with o.
bssheis OF her cargo ihes on hoard
After taking out tie v heat thew SGT
IRE To her and left her. On the Satur-
y morning following they captured p
schooner from this place with whiskev
and dry goods on hoard, which, tl;ey
tnoh out and burnt the vessel ia the
mouth Of eoeomico.
Cur Informant adds, shat since tho
evening OF the 2Sth, The Potomac MAJ
be said to have been on iire--yast ec
lumns Of fire and smoke asepnd;no
from that time till Tie ed inst. fro1,
every quarter OF the river. On The
morning of The isl The brig went down
inc riVer with fresh n. w. wind.
mere IS nothing now IN our watara
nut 3 friSate and her tender. IT snot
ascertained what injury was dane M
me Maryland side, but it is feared tina.
,he people on that side Of the river
have sustained equal and perhsns
greater losses than their neighbors :,
virginia have suffered by this severe
ana unexpected risjtation Of the enemy.
rive barges were discovered from tbs
opposite side ofthe river, mcy,pg ,Ious
the Maryland shore. and enteri1r eyso
ry creek, marking their course with,
ire and smoke. On Sunday night. &C.
veral barges had gene up st. George,s
creek, after some vessels from Bali
more, two ef which, IT is said. ar.
Jackets from this Biace, Their fats
is not yet known, but there 10 IL,
ne da"st OF their destruction. Thus.
whist the whole attention of the Cav.
ernment IS absorbed in views of CON.
quest upon the Lases a SO Gnn sri
gate Is allowed to assume the und;s.
puted possession OF our waters to black.
aae Inc entrance TO the Capital of the
nation, and to anriLila.e the trade ef
an important commercial city in its
neiShborhooa (! Where is the .89eraa
which mas Fitted cat for the r.oresa
purpose OF protecting cur shores from
tnese petty maranGers and " here srs
the inTIueiSie Gan Boats, which yere
70 swarm est iToE' every hole and cor
her, and creek, whenever British VOC.
oe, sh9etH care TO anchor in our rivers
! ne sit"a.ion 81 the people below. is
eroiy aeP40rabie. heir losses hive
already been immense, and they are e.
very day exposed TO new and greater
saiami'le5, without possessing tho
h,ears Of averting them. The peeuIe
0! this toWn, are not exempt from a
snare OF Tie evils which result FROM
she permitted violations Of their own
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uiIHhulcAti0nS.
ELCCHER'S TICTOnfE.S.
BERLIN, Sept. 6.-'rhe Oil nj news
i tie victories OF Gen. Biucher, over
Marshal Macdonald, ia Silesia. have
'heeu received here. They were com
liete, and the results Of them have been
announecd. The taiiGSins are the or
'srs which that veteran chief has is
sued:
CONTEMPORARIES.
! ne COMMANDER in Chie( Of tie .2aaay
Of Sitssia to his Soldiers.
Eivouae, between Naumburs and
GoeriItz, Rear the village of
kielinSowalde, Sept. Q.
Si!esia is delivered frum the enemy.
II Is TO your vaior brave soldiers OF the
.'nssian and Prussian army under my
command-to your Efforts and patience
IN bearing iatiyues and wants-that |
owe The coed fortune Of having wrest-
ed beautiful Province from the hands
of an audacious enemy.
In the battle of the Katsbach. ihe
nemy advanced presumptuousIy upon
you. nrageousiy, and with the ra-.
p"h'y OF tightening. you burst forth
from behind your heights. You dis
damned firing, ut him then.-You adj
vanced against them with the hayonet,
and thrust them down the steep banks
Of the sapid Neisse and the katsbaeh.
. einee you have waded through rivers
and swollen tosrents, YOU have sneut
hoie nights IN the mire, several of yog
were even without provisions, as the
badness OF the roads, and Tho want of
conveyance, prevent The supplies from
coming up--yeu had TO struggle with
eoid' damp, privations of all sorts, and
eVen OF eiothes-yet You did not re pine
you diiiSentiy pursued the beaten en-
emyo Thanks to you for such a praise
worthy conduct. He only is trne
solder who unies these qualities in
himself -
You have in your hands fos cansovs.
eco tumbriis, the camp hospitals, the
epemy,s tOrges, his -four Wagons. nue.
General OF Division, two srigadier Ge-
nerats, great namber Of Colonies, Of
Geers OF the Stat, aud Others. $4,000
pIsenets, two eagles, with other ire
phies.
The rest of those who were opposed
to you in the battle of The K.atshacb
were SO much panic struck as to be I'm
able to bear the sight of yszr bayonets.
loa have seen the plains between the
Aatshash and the Roher--tiley bear
testimony to the terror aad eensteroa.
ton of your enemies,
let US send up our thanks fs tJe
LoRD OF Hosts, by whose aid you have
defeated the enemy; aud, asscml.sd in
divine service, PROSTATE ourselves h..
fore MN Tor the glorious Victory he
has granted VS. Let your de,otions
close "ifh three hnrrahs and then,
ence more against the enemy.
lSigRedj
(" Won BLUCHER.''
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conceive tIe cFnetiF OF such q
proceeding. Ebe piUa1er taken a.
San Sebastian is.said 10 be very great
TIE PERiNSULA.
We have received letters from the
army. They IN u0un generally, that
the army is N high spirits, that III
wounded are reoaIu riug fast, ihat :
few reiufofcemenis have arrived buf
they nuxionsly look ior more. and tia,
Pampaluna may he scon expected a.
fall. Our limits to-day prevent nu,
layiRs any bat the suhinined, which /.
the latest date before our readers:
Camp, 9th Division, Sept. IL.
" At last we have got tie prize t.
which we have been so long loo,sin.
mp; two days ago the Castle Of 81
Sebastian surrendered To US. AS you
see ty Lord Wellington dispatches
they have got good terms they turn
out TO have been a very strong garfi-
sou, and their defence deserves good
terms and respect from US. We
thought our loss prodisiousIy great.
but theirs turns out TO be mnch grea
ter. We recovered all our prisoners.
The town is q mere heaD Of ruins !:
there are, not so many Houses stand
ing as will cover garrison from the
slements. We are immediately to SET
to work, to clear the rubbish, and 60
repair the works.
I" The 9TH Hussars, and about 1000
recruits for heregimeats, have arr;y-
sd hut we want many more men To
make up our losses in This army.
PampelaBa, will Surrender by the
seth this was found OFT in dispatch
eff the governors to Souit, which an
aid woman was carrying IN aui.I.
a" We sadly want more Of our navy
on this coast: we Row fad that there
was regular Communication every
nssht between San Sehastians and Uay-
enne, aud that men, money, powder.
and ali stores we're regularly sent tn
the hesieged.
The terror is great in France, thai
many OF the great DOns in Gaseouy
have sent TO our great chief, beseesh-
ing him 10 spare their houses and d.
mains, and that they will supply what
he wants.
-" We al. regret th. departure Of
Sir Thomas Pieton. The division has
subscribed 1900 guineas, and it will be
made 1000 to present a sword and niece
ef plate TO the commander they have
SO much esteemed"
LONDON. SEPT. s5- .sfe n NJ
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LONDON, Sept. 20, asia, 2. M.
ohieial dispatches were this day re.
ce'ved from Lord Cathcart, dated Ton
Atz, Sept. Z, Of which the following
6uttetin has been issued
-" Gen. MOresu died of his wounds on
fhe I'd. His remains are enabalneG Il
sent to Petersburg.
Wittgenstein and EIeist have ad-
Yaneed Sy Peterswalde and Msrienhery
and his advanced posts are withia sighi
OF Dresden.
Prince Schwarszsnburg!i has gose
"ith $4,000 men to Zittau, in order 70
De IN communication with Butcher WHO
savlnS retired before Bouapart,, had
sSain advanced upon the Eaters re-
turn to Dresden. Bonaparte bad been
intending to attack Butcher With 100.
goo, but Ney's defeat on the 9Th drew
MN back suddenly to Dresden.
, senn'gsen, with the 6rst Army Of
1'eSeFve, more than $4,000, was alrea-
sy upon the Bobr.
Large corps Of Austriaps had been
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06

sac, Pleasant Rlerst;ia, George hIsSksy. pTaiS
MeC'anahsn & 60. Edwd. Marab,e, .Iro II. Marks,
nAHIs' Morris, Nm. Mek'nstey 2, William II. Mus
oy, Dinnna Morgan R,ct,.. Musris. Jacob Mccall
Daniel MeLeord, josiah elosby, - Miller,
sii-abcth Mostly, Wil,isu, Moore, gohn Aiolyir.
Arthur S!canly, George hmtip, Peter Mcss!y
Nrhert Mitchell. Thomas Msrsha;i, Daniel Mccoy,
jane tioldcn, Jordan aartip, W m Norton, George
Net,ert, Archibald hicEob.rt,
NJ. VI. Noblet.
O-Jebn Dram, Misc a. Omand, Jaoes Oid-
p-E.iinh rr;,sepsr, Connurs Phirrs, Nst. w.
Prize, Henry Porter, S,epheo Pope, Thos Pioke.
rn, II. PicSeral, Samue, Price, John T. Pukns
JON Purs", Philip Pest, Wlllisra PIaggin Q, MIR.
Foi'son, Alex: Perry, William Parker, john Purse,
E.zase,a Priee. Eizebeth Phelps.
Q-Danel 0uinty. Hnn Gnay.
H-Fr'neis iadicy, John p. Richardson.
Jonathan Hsnns p Rogers, John Ro.. Rot j.; Rec,
Matilda Rawlings, isanSoiph Ro.s. Wm Reyno. s
aerrn Ncdiori, ~. O'iaeiy, Ann Rohinson, Jno.
fand"il, George Reybourn, VIM. Russ, EusL fs
hose, Jas audd, uenrs Robinson, Dap:I Rooins an
= j. Robusrn. George pussel', MArths Ryce.
S-as'zabcth Smip.. Robert Suecd, Aron School
ns'd z. - StocknRs, Frsls Street. Vincent
Shack ieford. Msr:hs NJ Smith, James = srni,hers,
Niehoias scherer q. Riohsrd Stra,ton, elizabeth
Stokes. Edward Staples, James Seblc, John Smith.
Jcnn rSSchumer''orre 2, lOo Ssith, Eiiish Smith,
naienei Swsnn, Y. Stewart, r. Sampson, SVliisui
scott 8, bobt Srsed Peter saunsiers S, Roht Stsr.
onek, Herman d. Sneed, L. Sullivan, Elijah Seq
more.
T-Rieha-'Ison D. Tsy,or, Mortlilia Thornton,
eeo: X. ayior q. Js,n Tall. Polly Toler, Mordi.
CIV CIV thornton, Abner Turner, Sarah Thompscn 5,
Bent, lsyicr, John Turner, Joseph Tompson, IA
cob teneer, Cab 1'yree, Eenaph Thomaa, Sarah
o'ner, And Todd, William Truehart, abr.m
o"n'sy, Richardson Tally. Elizabeth a. e. Trsr-
low. Msrein Turner, Francis Tajor, Mics Sarah lin.
lay Taylor, Nathaniel Taylor.
W-,ooa Witewiia, Ezra Weeks, Thomas Wit
rams, homas ~ orshain, thauas Wooaford, ~.
y W'ihans. Rohe,t Wexford, Q r,ieia Williams.
nium'ord Wstkin,. John Wilson, f. Wills.
rhIAhssh WIS, joseph r.. Warrington. Sa-
'Ah Woodward, George West, Peter West.
klcxsndcr Wilkinson. Charles rilHs,ns. Gen, ]
Wouc, phinehos Wtkineaae, Walker Vav,nouth,
rarrn Willie, Robert Wrifht Man Wadde, -
rem, Jno Wilson, Eliza Wills, .ames Whi,siau,
John NJ Walker, Ghss. Whitely. Gober, Wilson,
Walker Watkins, John Wias.on 8, Thomas Whit
ans, ho'nas Wochfor' Riehd. WestAurfor, John
Williamson, Peter w. Wshng
V, Y, tc.--Ssmuci Vsssee. Margaret Yourg.
WIN. FOUSHEE. sen. z. u.
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tmss Broom. Ist lieut.. ,na-
rines-Inus. " heason, Benjamn Mm rison,
John Miiigan, John Gcrman, John Euntvess.
James Treaner, Jacob Preston, Philip Ery
ant. Eedm"nd barry, Robert STANDBY, az d
Dclany Ward, priva teS.--Total killed, IS
IrOC'NOEO.
James Lawrence, Captain Augustus
{. LUDLOW. lieut.. Geo. Budd, do. VIM. >.
Cox, acting do. Sam. Livarmorc, act,r..
chapla,a--Francis Nichols. Walter Abhot,
VIM. A. Weaver, Ejmund NJ. Russell, w MI,
Berry. nidshipmcn---* Peter Adams, boat
swain-Ja'nes Spo0c, Sylvester Stacy, Juha
Appleton, Peter Quantin, James Butler.
john Johnson, John Peterson, Thomas Ster
ling. O. scaren--Jeiier>on Griffith, or. mas
ter---PeLer John, Searnan--James A. Lewis.
o. master---Jehu Smith, searlan-Jt.scph
Weyland, o. 5. 8 Francis iSymonds, seaman
- Forbes Della, quarter gunner--J oh n
Brcc. o. s. Elapha'et Carr Thus. Fanapaa.
John Rollins, Charles Searsant, VIM. Met
calt, Charles IhnmpsoH, standardization
Richardson @, s. James Durfre, seanaus--
Thomas Smith 81, John Neazy, or. punreys
= Lewis Hhnscom, o. $. Wm. Iiubar, sea.
nan--John Giles. or, gunr. BENZ Sumner,
WA M'Caserty, scameD--Thos. Rouse, Or.
1Mrger Mansel, J. I'm Dezj L
iuhE P2.crwing, WIN. Petersen. VIM. Stew
art, Asa Newhn'i, Aiexa.,ier Brown. sea-
aer-N aths Douglass. o. s. John h'lSesI,
John, Crutchetf, 'fhomes Cones I'd yohn
Caldwell. VIA GARDINER, seamea-Taos
Jackson Cd Or. mr.. John Negan, CHM Hodg
nan, seaInenA-Frs Franklin, Henry HYDE.
Ala~r. Grant Epoeh Hachet.,o *. And
Mercer, John Pullman, James Parker, sea
nep-Ebenezer Day, Giles Cone, o. g.
Nnd. Handemar. seamen-Samuel Hutton.
/. makr. ms DARBY Lee, seamar John
Hunt. Q. s. R"Ia Peters, Robert Nav, sea
men-i hos. Finnag"H. z. yeomae-Joseph
Vaughan, o. ~ John Devo, II an Dearborn.
camen.
MARINES --JohnT~iss, REORGANIZATION
ard II fman James Brown, Joseph Twiss.
George Upham, Jno. Crjppen. privates--
Wm. Dixon, corpore--SampSl Jackson.
I'm Johnson, Jno Wright, Miles Norriss.
Maths. w .lbry, privates-Tm, Harriss,
seigeant-W arreh Fogg, Thos. Johnson.
George Clyne. JOS. Crane. WIN. Lewis, Iuhn
LiHre. John Brady, priyates
Total wounded, 9s
Those marked thns r. ba-@ died since,
Halifax June l6, 1918.
(Sigsed) r {. EDCIN, Surgeon.
L. J. CREW, Purser
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: woWoFRgREp FoR s.fLx.

WHAT extremely vacatie lsn,led estAte Lucu,
u hy the name az t.i- Z" Beet Niountain - his
estate, which - nov an tie lceses.inn of Col An.
dgew Lewis, is situated on the .seghaNy Mountajls
81 Montgomery couHtyit is about ~ miles west o.
tynchhurg and 40 mica snnth vast of pattcnshurv
from which place James River affords . safe and
convenient navigation. The tract above mentioned
contains nearly $1,000 acres o, land, and 1t is .er-
tsny one OF the most valuable stcek-tnrms in Anne
rica- The range, which is irexisu-tible consists
Of the rica-weed, bicegrass and pea-,ne Tn.
plantation :. an extensive and almost level pIain
II ~ present contains $50 acres of cleared lsnd
100 acres ct which are the fncs, tmc.hy mea,ious.
These meadows, with an inconsiierable portion ri
iahour, can be extended over Thousand acres for
on simply removing the ti'abcr, the ground IS pre-
scntly covered with the most luxuriant srsss. The
ether iands ate rcn and produce wen rli kinds Of
grain adapted 20 the climate. The houses. thongh
NOT elegant are convenient and comfortable in the
yard there 10 fountain o. the pureat water.
his estate would he peculiarly valuable either To
awsslthy grazier, or toa company DISPOSED to esicr
'n,o the business or grazing, Which business IS, IL,
this couniiys extremely profitable. The lands eorld
be go dividet, to sf,rd o,liois farms
but no partial sale will be admitted.
Col, Andrew Lewis, who resides IN the plsce.
viii aSew ito any person that calls Cor the puipose
ctviewingit.
The terms os sale may be known, nv application
either To Col. Lewis or to the 3ubscrihers.
GEORGE PICKETT
CHARLES JOHNSTON,
ROBERT POLLARD.
Inn
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Dr.. rALsTUN.

u nUCATEpat the celebrated Medical scbae,
g q OF Edinburgh having lately returned % an
pace, where hs intends TO tax lis residence re
pectnfiy informs the Inhabitants of Richmond a,Ts
us s'ety, that he he: comm enCsd practice h. this
rarione branches of !a profession, and that Sc
s@ai"uois ana FerssHerrns attention towards plong-
ting the welfare Of those in.rus,ed 20 his care ms;
sed ne trusts, "i:h eo,Apetent knc~,edge OF ne
hedsi,; esd diarased states Of The Anitns. Glsonc-
i"{' he "'ii me rlt whatever share Of patronage an
on him. *
hose iabouTing under the complicated pressure
OF pover'y and disease, are earnestly invited to
mase application Tor sdvee, snd medicines which
viii be sratuitously afforded them.
n DIR. X has MS oice in the house of Mr..
sen, Esq.
June j S. ,e.n
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THE DEATH or LAwRENcR.
Z" To die or conquer, proves a here's heart .

:" To die on conquer, proves here's heart
The brave Lawrence, then is 10 mere! he has
fall n-tioagh not crowned WITH victory, vet co.
versi St' CORY tie has fallen IA t.e cause OF bis
cour trJ that ccuntrjs whose n,ine with his own
II; ad cnnob Short indeed has ue-n his Tile :;
D. IL mss he IA brilliant, energetic and use,ui---
= ugh ia bonts low TnO,idei. IA a hostile land fo-
Er n iaurela a. * as grave. yet here, ms memory
~ 30 b. e"itaimed in the tears OF ki5 i.ierds and
couaryn n.
ilow noble is the end Of gallsn; nsn, though
pir ,i.l by E.:si,rtune CTuh pleasing ,ne,an.
G,0iy contemplate it-wiih seusaons Of the soul
100 fjf.r aijcctaee--tO1 lofty f5r das.rpiion.-
~ dc tue coWa:d and the tFai,rr Ip,ss away, no
p 3 ca c'cords aud M tongue 20 repeat their icnn.
b.. sGry---t.ie death o.! th- ave aud the pstr
O.. STA 1ds nscrb led upJu the fi oiorta page and is
.sJuGded by 20 Uf universal l,raiss. Yes de.
lErted Larrelee Chy worth snall ever he r..
Iaen, sersd--thy death lapenteS. When thou vert
lad Gs, aud tlins enemies u0 longer feared thee
s.tli G tnsy reverence. And the honsrs tli,.v
paid dice, ais the greatest edlusan upon Thy char
ae..r
Hero Of Coumbis Youthful! warrior, or hoary
veteran How long shall! thy brothers death pass
Unsveased lis YOee, with the voice of Pike, eric
alOud irO'n the grave do emotions swell thy
bosom . let tneR not subside Emulate his
deeds. then aad pro'ong his Remembrance t'or
know, that ho~eIer valiant thou art--ho wsocyer
vigtGogs and beloved
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.yIrSC pEcrrrrn

JUST RECEyVEp.
100 Lssui', HIDES rF c!vicc oaalit-
81 boxes Whii,emor.'s COttri, Cards,
% g. oh- -'s X boxes Gun POWDER and YouDs
l',sou i'eas, nporicd IN 1919,
1000 H. Pepper,
Baltimore Gus Nsils, ofyavigus s'zea.
Window Gloss, y To- 10 y i. * ~ EIs,
White Lead snd LinAecd Uif
AND On HAND.
40 haies SpiGnnlg C,d;,n, 80 crates x hegsheai,
Queen'a Ware, sssottei. few setts Fable emma q
exeesiert gi!'iy and reh patterns, 500 sacks sale
piat 1urnbiers, &c &c.
For Sale opposite the Rel Tavern, nv
VIZ. SHEPHERD.
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TEN DOLLAR,, RENLARD
June 20.

--....
- IRA YED frarn the subscriber on the 9th of
~ last month, handsome dark chesnut sorrel
M ARE, syesrs>old, i fee, - or II inches high
siod ronnc WAS in Sond condition, has = small ert
on the right side OF the neck, ana had SPOT or scar
aoont the size OF a nine pence the right shoul.
der 40 other marks recoilec.ed-she truts ro,,vl
ea,d mare was takeunp by DIR TszeweIl near ,.,e
hail ~sy house in Chesterfield county, aud kent or
Jays, = her she turned ont, $50 says the ur's
oVer'rer.) fhe above reward viii b. given on d.,
livery OF said mare to me In l'etersburg or a..
Messra VIM. M'kechnie 81 &c. Rehr,nn1-o,!er
wise would he thsnifui for any information tina,
aay enable me TO find her.
II. DAVIDSON.
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l. ii M.

J. u ND.
! ! r oiier for sre 81, EN- hundred acres Of Ism
~ 'yirs IN the lover enj of Buckingham. an
suuSoe creek, i've miies from Ca Ira End IS iro..
Rev C"non--'fhs land is in a desrabl, I,efpbh,,,,
h ,,. aud wei adapted the culture, OF corn.
"heat, and Tobseco also, ="
400 AC,R IS q. WC
On the little fork of State River, eeven u,:iee above
hunSagham Court House. The soil Of Ills Ryer
IS s@neraiiy much esteemed tor the production a
"hsat.-Itis property belongs to the lace Cot. Hen
~ het, and win ae so! urder decree Of che FED.
er' siourt---.or 'rd cash, and two itst.Imepts
inf the residue, enc the FIRST dry o. Janunry is.A
aud the other nstalniert, the first s, of Jsu,,a
~ ihi5 The title is considered indsput:b,e sn,te
not disposed OF privately before mont, of Ausn,t
next viii then De soidat Public Auction. on Bn.k.
ihs'am Conrt day, III tAst NORTH by
WILLIS WILSON.
JAMES WILSON.
- WIN. W. c. THORNTON
FIR. Harrison De or either of us will a,,e,S N
view those iAnds and are cornnoniy to be met ,;,,
~ sueS'nsbsm and Cumberland Court days ths g.
serve. '"' 70
June &c. a..
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LEXINGTON fK.r> I,na r

- II z N . I ON \iNrn. JNnP 8.
We have to record the death Of mir Con'r,,
GREEN Cray, who dee some ds,s since et Fort
Meiss. letter was received in this nae. y,sior.
DAY, w6'eh announced his death Thu. disease
Which produced A,s death we have not learnt. mn,
presume 1t was the which now raees in osmp &
.or wlch we have k,ard no name. 20 -
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FOR SHE,
a + 'hr sign OF the anvil, y.aiu or :, s,re..i,

u 1 'hr SIGN OF the anvil, yaiu or ? s.tre..i,
I i Richmond,
N Vaf"a6le STOCK Of Rard7pere, Jronmoa
gerry, Cutlery, &c. &c.
The subscriber intending To retire .rop, b-si,,-,
AS soon ms possible, Oifers.or sale by private eort
on TIE most nhers' terms, his yery rpiuabl.
STOCK or GOODS.
20 purchaser disposed 10 cary onsthe business in
h'enmend t.ere eannot Ne mere eligible s,snd
thaA'the present, IS it has only ob,Eiie ..u.
ersi kno" ledge II u sud resuIs assor,n.e emf Tor
ns"y years b,is Kept there, but affords YER, so..,
JAS. ii3EA Va
- j. has also for sale, abeut I90 lerr.ls Namo,y
Gor',, very hab'so;ne Northern made (.oecI--
nsaily neT, and DO DO. Phi'seiphia Gig, both ii
'es "srr'ages have very handsome plated harm. ss--
4 SO good gig horse tor sale
Juy 2. -
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rev DOLLGhS FEjF.gRU.
Z J UN : WAY from IN Subscriber ON .,e isu,
q ultiu the county Of f;poel.land, 2 rnuiauo boy
~ The name NJ PETER, q feet, s or = lpeles hieI.
expect be is either IN lie county OF Aibc,psrio or
iiFnoyer, as lie had acquaintance in Loth counties
iie had on when iie ,it horac, 0l1alrrcs panta
looms y -hirt and short jacket other clothes rot re-
collected
VII give thc above reward 60 CIV person ~
persons pho viii bring him to me, or Iodse b,tn i,
any jail S. 81 can get him
Sug p, '-'-'~' " = 60, 9,o
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MARINE INSURANCE. CoL.pANv

MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY
TIE Directors of THIS Institution having nv p
resolution OF their board authorised re e. receive
subscriptions 10 complete the Capital Steel, Of the
same; Notice IS hereby given that boob for this
purpose ~ now open sgd attendance viii, lac given
IurinS the u5us hours ct business the Office a. the
Company in tire room lately occupied az the Co.lec
tors Office.
Richmond Cd June 1878
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PETERsBuRG ACADEMY

ny ANT'ED On tie 4th OF Jnly next. an .rs,staa
Tor tits Academy who il qualified to teach
me English Language. the junior classes in Lain,
Writing, Arithnctic & Geography
10 Gentlemen we'll qualifi ID, particularly ia ha
understands the French language, good salary will
be gwen.
~ + No arp'ies;icnu, but these made personally
vii! he regarded.
June 2s. st
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PURSUANT 20 deed of trust, executel to rs
10y James biaekweiIand Martha lis wife, bear.
l1g date the seventh day of august fsOt--Ivc ga
trustees, shall proceed to scu j NO NEG ROF;S
marry and Jenny, who allotted to the said Is
hIackweiis estate from the estate of James Black
wen TIE elder on Thursday the stu Of July next
., .'T neh iaThfn, IN the city OF Richmond, az 2
O'Clock IN the afternoon, for ready money Tor tie
purpose oil satisfying debt due to JosRua Driukard
VINO 'nterrnarried with Polly Blackwell and Rokert
blaekTel' for whom tee said James Blackwell
vas sea'nis', ana Mr. Billy Tally his security.
likely girl. '''-T
nc title which we Lola AS trustees ONLY, will H..
mace to the purchaser or la,rchssers.
THOMAS STARKE, Trustees.
june Is ~
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g Fyouci.-,;yIs

~, -. q ITHHCTF UITF, JUnf :.
The mississippi has again swop beyond the rnea,.
ure ut its banks, and 10 still rising lis average
height IS nov greater than has been known s;nSr
Louisiana has been psr. h the Uuited States. and
the damage already suS,ained is ,ucalcuahle Theye
10 reason to 'pprenenh that the aooh will continue
10 inergase tor ten or fifteen days yet -The stu
alton o. the delta Of toe river is Alarming the inha
oitants IN many places, moving 20 the hisb
lands Tor safety, and the hank, OF tile river al
ready exhibit distressing ria,ure OF dcsolaton.