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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-08
MUNICH. Sent. 6.


-, MUNICH, Sept. 6.
we nave received several letters from
vienna, OF the I'd. The truth respecting the
issue ofthe Dresden affair begins tobe known
there, and great CONSERVATION reigned in
that city. The Hungarians ask, WHY austria,
which has no real motive forioininr the CO.
aition, not having the least cause of com.
plant against France, will nevertheless tax 9
part init and thus Compromise the repose
OF her States? The great victories obtained
by the French were known NJ Vienna.
lLLRiAN PROVINCES.
LArBAcH, August %.
The Anstrians have invaded the Illyrian
country they have ed without a de.
c'aration OF war. The Vice Roy marched
immediately to repel this rash attack. The
army OF Bavaria is collected near Saltz
Dourg. The hrst movements of these two
armies nave already excited great uneasi.
ness among the enemy.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
Marshal Soucli t writes the Minister a,
war, from Vendrell, 18th August, 1918. sta
ting IN long circumstantial despatch. tina.
ne had succeeded in blowing up the whole
OF the Notifications Of Tarragona. and s,.
wing its garrison, Consisting of 1000 men,
who had already joined his army, notwith
standing the Superior combined force under
Lord William Sen.nck.
Thus (says the conclusion of the DIES.
patch) the Imperial army, after occupying
during IS months and half Tarraeona
has, by a new effort, saved feeble garri-
son of 1000 Frenchmen, attacked by a nu
merous army, both by sea and land it has
remained three DAYS in the presence of con.
siderable foyces; aud, notwithstanding the
exertions of the enemy, it has succeeded in
fulfilling the orders of the Emperor, which
unforeseen circumstances had obliged To
postpone.
WAR IN SPAIN.
The London papers, received by the Erie,
contain an official dispatch from Lord Wei
lington, dated Lezaca the 10th Sept. which
announces the surrender # the important for
tress OF 81. Sebastian, by equalization, on the
Gun September, file garrison having lost two
thirds or their hunber-It. adds " Since
my last the my have collected their
troops towards their left, but have again re-.
sumed their old positions since the fail of
St. Sebastian
The articles of capitalization are.eIeven in
number. The garrison are prisoners of war.
to be embarked for Epgland-to preserve
their swords and private baggage and
were allowed to file out with the htnors of
war. signed by Gen. Rey, General Grakam
and Com. Collier.
Ordnance, &c. taken.-Total, 90 brass
and iron cannon 22,727 shot; a great
number of shells; $4,000 VT. of powder ;
HOS musquets, and 7S5. 200 cartridges.
Prisoners--00 officers, 1856 non commits
Stoned, rank and file. Grand total, 1886. f..
The Revolutionaire and Freya frigates
arrived plymouth on the Goth September,
from o,. Sebastiats, where they landed
S'eneral Key and several other French Off
eers'-i here were at the same time landed
IRON them and transports 1900 prisoners,
VINO were marched to Mill Prison. All
that remains OF the town OF St. Sebastians. Is
CHM houses, the church and town house.
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From the Roatou Ce,,,inel

VI 0 K A n 7 REPO r Il.
In the latest London papers is a report,
from various quarters Of the German coast.
stating, that the most bloody battle of the
campaign had been fought on the 10Th Sept.
near 1utterboch, in which Napoleon was
stated to have been defeated with the loss
OF 10000 men; and had fled with 10000
guards. This has been discredIted because
bernadotte's bulletin Of the same date makes
no mention of it.
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BRITISH OFFICIAL DEspArcgEs

The London papers contain nine official
dispatches from Gen. Stewart, Lord Cath
cart, Mr. Thornton and Admiral Moore.
detailing the GREAT EVENTS which
have recently occurred in Germany. We
are only allowed to give sketches ofthein.
No. I--from Gen. stewart, dated Zehis-
Ia, Aug 9th, annouEces tie determination
OF the allied Austrian, Russian and Prussi.
an army, which had assembled In Bohemia
TO debouche into Saxony, to attack the
F,enci grand army in Saxony and Deiusia
This army is commanded by Prince
ochwartzenburg. having General dc Tolly.
Wittgenstein, MillaradosItch, and Kelist
under him. While this army advanced.
Gen. Butcher, with the corps Of Generals
D'Yorck. Lachen, and Langeron was TO adj
vance from Silesia on Lusatia, and threaten
the French front. On the entrance of the
allied grand army into Saxony, a smart com.
bat was had with st. Cyr, and Bennett, who
we're beaten and retreated towards Dresden
ne French grand army then posted t..
sen IN its entrenched camp at Liebenaein,
and round and in Dresden; where Bona.
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From the Boston Gazette, federal hahey.
oFOct %.

H
We have the satisfaction of giving. this
day, sone very Important official papers Of
the war operations IN the North of Eurone.
we had selected these documents, in pre-
terence to the vapid accounts which fiji the
uiurnal pages OF the London prints. From
these official documents, which may be most
confidently relied upon, it appears, that in
me onset " reneSbed hosaf lee, me French
zDere enlnentiy successful; that Bonaf,arte.
by me natural fosoers of his csnsunanate
nnnd. auos nor only enabled 10 defend me ei-
~ u Dresdtn, dgatnsto Oes-y Powerful. foe,
our after tgco days hard fghfing, ofo6Asme,
rms force 10 rsfre0t bat hat the SUBSEQUENT
movements of the allied armies were in e.
very quarter successful.
From the position in which the armies are
now placed, an important crisis may be ex-
Pected to arse, that shall either give free
dom and independence to the states of Eu-
rope, orhx on them a yoke of interminable
bondages
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GENERAL MoREAU.

Lord Cathcart IN his communication to the Bri.
fish Government Of the first OF September, says -
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mard the gratitude of the people at the foot
of the altars;'
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rope, or tx on them yoke of interminable
bondages
From the Boston Chronicle, Der. 90.
by the cartel ship Erie, capt. Robinson of
New York, arrived at this port on Monday
last. French papers to the 9TH, and London
to the 25th September have been received.
fhey furnish an immense mass of important
intelligence; of which we have given as
much as our limits would admit. The
French bulletins give minute detail of e.
vents from the breaking out of hostiIIties to
the 3ist OF August, and represent their arms
as beng greatly triumphant. On the other
hand, the British accounts ciafn advantages
on the part of the allies, subsequent to their
defeat at the great battle before Dresden.
The French state, that in this battle the al
lies sustained loss of Sirty thousand men.
Their own loss is estimated at 1000. The
French had likewise been successful in their
attacks upon the Pressians on the Elbe. and
in the defeat of gen. Butcher in Silesa.
The amount of British property taken and
destroyed by the u. S. brig Argus in the
British Channel, previous to her Capture.
amounted TO TWO MILLIONS FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The London Courier of sept. oath. says
the American privateer brig Rattle make OF
Philadelphia. and sch Scourge of N. York.
have been cruising on the coast of Norway.
and nave Captured and sent into Hammer
port, "a port in Norway TWENTY,
THREE sail of British vessels which are
considered to be of immense value.
The French privatee Lion, has taken ard
burnt TWELVE sail of English vessels in
the Bay of Biscay.
A ship of the line and frigate had arri-
ypd af r. /.
the North Sea for com. Rodgers: and two
British frigates had been dispatched round
Cape Horn, IN search Of the American fri.
gate Essex.
1t appears by the above accounts tb,t
there are great MANY sails spread without
" BTitain's herimtsSion," and in manner too
to doher commerce much "cssentfuE IL, jur,J'
il was reported 10 London that MassrS.
GaiiatIn aud Bayar had sailed from ST Pc.
tersburg, having failed in their mission. T'his
wants confirmation.
Never (says a letter from Dresden. da-
ted S0th Aug.) was tho genius of the emDe-
ror displayed in q more admirable manner
never were his manoeuyres more brilIianf
and better combined. We pursue our suc-
cesses numerous standards, Considerable
conveys of prisoners, eqaipages aud cannon.
are the trophies of several days of glory
ana OF COmbatS.
The Empress and Queen Regent ordered
a Ie Deum 10 be sung, K address Of thanks.
giving to the God OF armies. for the victo-
ries gained by the Emperor Bonapartc ON
the 29Ih and 30th of August, under the walls
of Dresden.
Mrs. BARLOW and family we're passen-
gers IN the Erie and on Tuesday morning.
came ashore in barge manned from the
Constitution frigateaa They have taken A.
part ments at Mrs. Hatch's.
While reading the sangunary details of
contending armies in Europe, the mind can
not contemplate the immense Carnage, win.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
VALUABLE Seats for Mills or Manufactures.

VALUABLE Seats for Mills or ManuFactories
that require force OF water-The Upper An
PorDattoS Company have from their canal in and
hear Petersburg, Virginia, upwards of one hundred
feet fall of water; divided into H. ID ard % feet
falls. they have also the necessary land for the
site OF Mills and Manufacturing houses which tht..
w"t 20 lei or dispose Of. The subscribers (whe are
managers Tor the company propose to meet st Pc
terssurg on the second Monday in April nert. ffs,
the purpose Of disP osiBg of the water IL is exec
ed that on the day following l2 o'clock the ma
nagers viii meet ct the basin and lot some situation
to the highest bidder. The terms on which the me-
nagers wish 90 dispose Of the sites NAV be more MR.
tcuarly known after the first Of March next bv an
plieaticn TO Daniel T.. hea, oieri, for the combany
residing in Petersburg.
The subscribers are disposed to give every epcou-
ragcment in their power to manufactures OF Cotton
and Wool, and particularly the cardng and SHINING
Gf Wool, aud the fuins Of Wooden Cloths
There is already erected st the Locks, Saw-liiI-
and small Grist-MiH, which we propose 10 eas. a.,
one or more years aud whicE will be very conye6-
ent to those who mar be about to erect buildings N
the Locks or on the Canal.
To theee who are unsequainted With this situation
the Subscribers believe they may say that There -
none more eligible IN this country
EEStuated at the hcSsi Of ode water-at the msrke
Tor sn extensive back country, ~ well on the river
Appomsttog as on the South and West Of Peters
burg, aud Attending to ;he country q market % n;les
Reerer U,aR Richmond, It's only riv,a
The subscribers farther snte that FOR fine w,ne
OF q sufficient number Of Mir st Petersburg large
qaanU<y Of Wheat is carried from the south of FS
pp'asttox - ichmond, although the roads are rnucn
wortc, and the distance fIrtssr than tn peterslnrg
And as 70 the Convenience ~ making shipments 81
Flour, 10 be,ie~ed TINT Petersburg has cycrs al.
v'ntsse which is possessed bv Richmond.
Edward DILLON.
JOHN Ora N1fNN
EDWARD NCEFGRr.
RICHARD -. EENAH!g.
THOs. a. MORTON.
Febrs@J ~. 2asFkA
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IAND FOR SALE

}EiNG empowered by Major Wm. Breadp, &
: > Cupepper County to sell his tract OF Land ia
Hanover, ksown by tie name of Eitkoij itttsin,
oii.rtss sarne tor sale ut privnte contret it .,.is
Tour hundred and seventy acres, anu is
ed valuable farm. 1t les the :,ain Road i,a,i-
ing NON ise upper county To Richmond, by Wa, oS
Negro Foot, s,.i is Lound by the ss,, ,ov' New
found nser, and the lahIs Il iohu ~. Shepista
and Joseph Price E.qrs. in the maids, CT al. cpnet
and rich nsshbourlood, aud eon,euiert To se,ttst
mereh'ot mil: the Improvements are not yeiy
considerable except the apple orSarl, tst IS le,y
valuable: e iarthsr description is deem.t dnnvresss.
Try as those Inclined to purchase, viii TO doubt
view Tor themselves the land will be she~n by Geo
Mallory, ths tenant, and the terms made knowa ey
application Ia the Subscribe. living near Fte,l,r-
icksburg to The Post Office o wliSh place ~ iettcs
addre-ed 20 rue Lpos, paid Will be promptly AZ
tended to.
WIN. RICHARDSON.
Rose Maupt, Feb % Iau6w
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
- virtue OF, aed in eoifor1ity TO siVcree It
- the superior Ccart OF ChancerY, Tor the Eisi,-
,sond district Xvii. be soid CA ths premises To the
highest bidder Gu the 18th day of Anil next il ,tir
u not, tia next fair day, tract OF land belonging 70
the estate OF Philip Gooch, Died, lync IN Powhaia7s
county, and containing eight hundred and twelve u
ores: The above tract. will be diYded into io,s, TO
s1lt the eonvenency OF the purchasers: one third
OF the money will be required be paid OH the Isl
DAY oi August next, at which time possession may
be had of all the land, except smsll part that villa
he IN corn which the purchaser viii have the IL
berty OF sowing ia wheat one third OH the frs
day OF August 1914, and enc thir!, beng the lass
payment, the first day o. February IL o. the pu,s
land to remain subject 10 be sold by the
ers, IN case the Payments are not made.
SAMUEL II. SAUNDEgS,1
JACOB MlCHAU&, ( Comnis.
JOSEPH MAYO, sioner.
WILLIAM CLARK.
The above tract of land, Les on the south aide OF
ahe north folk OF Fine Greek. ttree miles iron. Pow
hatan court house, and three from James river.
about three eishts Of which are cleared, and abous
so or 90 acres of creek low grounds uureclaimc6
hut very fertile and well calculated for meadow.
Inc Plantation 10 divided into four fields. with
greater part Of the fencing in good repair; there
are two ordinary dwelling houses and OTHER out hou-
ses on the premises
The land j. generally level and has q auppose
from ITS fertility and great production cen called
and known by the name of Kentucky. There were
seven hundred barrels of corn, besdes a eron os
whest, oats and tobacco made il last year. This
nnd IS very productive when in wheat, and thu
great competition ia the wheat market III being
WITHIN ar miles of FIVE OF six good rusnufactur.
ing mls) keeps the price of that article alaya very
near and am told) sometimes above the Rich
tncod price The great demand ior corn oatx
hay, re. at the extensive coal pits, within ten or
twenty miles thereof, at which are regularly en-
p'oyed about 500 hands, and from : hundred 10
= hundred and hfsy wagons, Keeps the price ef
those articles a~ays very high The land is well wa
tered, especially with good springs; and the neigh
horh"od With propriety may be said, to be hsai-
thy and IN every other respect a. desirable any
in Virginia and with such advantages forms an OBJ
Ject worthy the attention Of person dearous of
ing money IN property OF that descriptions partiru-
ia,iy citizen oe Richmond Q. Manchester WIS
wspts summers retreat.
Mr. WH''sm A. Cooke, who kves adjoining. aud
y well acquainted there with will shew the land 10
any person who wishes to pureha.e
VIM. II. GOOCH, acting es.e'r IF
PHILIP Go0ch, decd.
Fowhassx county, Mareh5. w5w
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sRIrlSA VIEW OF THE QUESTION

BETWEEN THE TWO ATIONS.
We copy the following alicie from q
British periodical work of high political
and literary character, edited aid pa
tronized,it is said, by the most distin-
guished members of the Wing party in
GreatBrtain. 1t is an able and dispas-
sionate view of the existing state OF war
between the two countries, distracted
much from the causes which immedi-
ateiy produced it. Although we do not
agree in all things with the writer, il is
good to hear even what your enemy
says OK you, that yoa. may thence derive
instruction for your future deportment.-
Eds es 06 haste doeeri. In.every point
of view. this article is frritiul of interest
TO the American reader, and We hasten
TO spread il before him. MAJ. Inf.
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A5PER ROBBINS, S.4DDEFR. ~ the sign
- OF Toe tsolden Saddle, next doc 70 Messrs. X.
Mellon q Go. main street, Richmond, respectfully
informs his friends and the public in general that ne
has now on hand, Saddety Of almost every deserts
ton, both Itated ard common-also Whips, Cane
trunks, Brushes, Plumss, Suspenders, Morocco
Skins, Buck, 81 eep and Kip S kns, Top skins, Cal
skins, side leather, Bo1i Legs and Roundngs, and
number OF other arteleS in his lne which he win
sell low 'or cash. The 'Sddlt and Harness Making
business ne co"th ues u carry ia all its various
branches. Ifis strut attention aud Ionc e,per;eue,
90 bus'aeSs, he hopes win merit share Vi the pub.
c patronage.
Any orders LEFT viii be punetusiy atteaded to. and
executed ~ thc nestest aanuer.
February :. VT
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
ME Subscriber wighes TO sell the tract Of Land
n whereon he residea in the county Of
charlotte, centsining By late survey 700 acres 600
OF which still remain in woods---This land is wen
adapted to Corn, email grain and Tobacco, and IA
wei watersa with convenient streams passing thro'
10 IS very healih5 sItua..n with good ana, con
nent buildings, &c wit, dyelIng hosse SO feet BY
81 story high with convenient roo,1s, good
Atehen, Dairy, and o;hes necessary hoases, J has
several very good sprRgs, and also a well in the
YARD. us distai &c from Lynchrg is about 40 miles
S,ohnond 10. Petersburg leo, and miles above
Any person wishing to purchase, viii make ap-
picaiion,to the subscriber -
EAILfN EPPES.
March Io Mo,
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wv CHANCERY--At Court held for Buokn..
ham county the 9Th day Of February 1918.
heubin Chaudoin PA.
-f-. $50
Thomas Carter, Richard Davis, Jarae, Station, Da.
va ra5teson and John Lsbsrrenre Dfs.
ON The motion of the psint n by counsel, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction ct the Court tina.
he the defendant Carter is an zhsbitant OF this
State-h IS ordered, That unles. the said Carter.
shall appear here on or before the May term next,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff the court will
then proceed to take the same for, confessed as to
him and decree the matter thereof accordingly ant!
that copy OF this order be forthwith published in
some public newspaper of the city OF Richmond, for
two months successfully, and another copy be post.
ed up 1T the front door Of the Court House Of tits
county.
Cory
n. ELDRIDGE, jr. D. C.
reD' ~. wSwp.
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March I2,
CITY ELEC1yoN

CITY ELEc1yoT
'o The Citizens authorized to vote for Com.
nom ConnciimeD take notice that the Election
VIII take place on "Wednesday. the 7th day of Aura
next, the polls will be opened at ~ o'clock at the
following places in Jefferson Ward at the Court
house, IN Madison ward at the Eagle Tavern,
in Monroe ward at the house of Tboma. Under'
wood.
DAVID LAMBERT, Coroner,
Acting account of the dealI,
Of the SERGEANT.
March % tide
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NOTICE.
aGkoPoSALS viii be received by the Eyecs-
a tive until the LIST of April next for conveying
from Daniel MsdeirA's in Shenandoah County Ia
IN City about rs is Gun Carriages, belonging t.
the Commonwealth
VIM. ROBERTSON, C. C..
Feb. 10. 80
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kSS vihICE OF Deed of Trust, bearing date
4 D 26th April, one thousand eight hundred and
five, executed by James p. Anderson to the subscri
bers, for the purpose of securing debt due Thorn.
As Parkinson which Deed is of record in the COUNT,
Soaft "a fi,Iea-- ne sod for cash to the high,
est bidder, ON t.,e 2eth day OF March nest on the
premises, one tract OF Land, lying in the county
of Amelia, within one mile of the Cour, House. <
containing one hundred acres, more or less
The Subscribers acting az Trustees will only eon
vey TO the purchaser such title as 10 yested in.
NATHANIEL HARRISON
PETER RISON. trustee
Amelia, March S. wswp
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WILLIAM h. MATTHEWS, D. C.

The parties Interested, will please take notice,
That have appointed the twenty-second day Of 4.
pr' next at Essex coWt-house, TO take the accounts
required BY the foregoing order, to be continued
From day to day, Until eompleted--at which time
aud place they are required IN attend, with ther
vouchers and evidence, ready for exaElination.
JOHN JONES
sNdsGeI ComaissioDer.
Essex, January 1919 wswp
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IN acknowledgements Essex Court,
held 18th June, 1siI--
Even Clements, adm'or. sc. de bons non, of Ew.
en- Clements decd. IPhE.
Horace Buokner and William RufTn, exe'ors. &e.
oil Archibald Richie decd, William Latane, adnr
Sc: with the will annexed, Of Rebt p. Waring, decd
and Thomas Roane, ex'or. sc. Of Thomas Roane.
DEC Deffs.
Came the plaintiff by his attorney, and this cause
coming on to be heard the bill, answers and ex.
hbIts filed, on the motion of the plaintiff his bill is
taken for confessed to the defendant William
Ruitin, and will at future day decree the matters
OF the plaintiff bill, and it ia decreed and ordered
by the court, that the Master Commissioner of this
court do settle and state the account Of admnstra.
ton of ritman Clements, On .he as.ate Of Even
Cisments decd, and also the account of Al ehiba!d
istehies executorship Of the estate OF Pitman Gle
Tnents, deo'd' and report to court his proceedings
ana any matter specially which he may deem per-
iinent, or either party may require-snd to enable
him to make sneh settlements that the defendants
Horace Bgekner and William Rufin, ex'ors. OF Az
ehibaid Richie, produce before him che rsa,ssite
papers and evidences.
copy.
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Land FOR SHE.
q IN Monday the 22d of March, if fair, if not. che
" next fair day,
WILL BE SOLD,
at public suction the premises, that valuable
tract OF land belonging 20 the estate of Eavid Wood
deceased, whereon said decd. resided. continuing
eetweeno aud 700 acres, lying in the county O!
Abemarie,o on the west side OF the south west Noun
sans, y miles from CharIottesvilia, and same from
nihton, and on the road from Charlottesville to
Orange Court Houae--Terms viii! be made knoVn
on day Of sale.
-1, ALSO
Other property that is subject to waste. The terms.
VIII be cash. for all sums of dollars, and under and
for all owes dollars twelve months credit will he
given, the purchaser to give bond with good securi-
ty.
February Is. WV,
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DOMESTIC.

{ Geo AANedgeville, AarH1z
We have the following information from
source that may be relied on.
contrabapd trade has been commenced
between Pensacola and the upper parts of
this state-four Wagons, Ooaded priuci-
paiiy with Coffee and sugar) are Dow on the
road, anu some Of the articles have been
deposited at the houses of Indians in the
nation-a white man has been recently
murdered aud another wounded sixteen
miles below Mannacs on the road from
hence Ia Fort Stoddert--and it is believed.
the massacre of some families near the
mouth of the Ohio river will be proven on
the Creeks, to whom deputation Ias late
~ been sent by the British & Indians OF the
Lakes, with promise of arms and ammu-
Diton, to be delivered TT Pensacola. If
hey vii use them against the United
otal es. g.. Journal.
u IF re are not greatly deceived, the
/ Jet, OF the Greek Indians Is drawing fast
to crisis. Encouraged by the partial sue
cess OF the British and savages in the n.
I West, and insiigaicd by them, many are
anxious tor var. Fresh murders have
been committed, and travellers for the
| Ni-siss ppf have been advised by friendly
Indians not 10 process on their tourney. =
SsYerai retarned to this place IN the conrs
81 last wee x. It's considered dangerous
forward the mail through the nation, g,
iortbe present it has been stopped.
The Greeks arc divided into two parties
and 1t rs YET uncertain which will prevail.
Most Of those vino own properly (ana SOM
OF Them have large plantations and nany
negroesJ are anxlcss for peace, as they
nave every thing 70 lose I'D can gain no.
1h'ng by war. lac more indigent indians
ana pafuenlar!y the Young warrior, are
eager 70 DISPLAY theii proves in war anC