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KLEGAyyZ FURNITURk, Gc Tor sal
All AUCTION

y q. LYMAN MARKS beiss about to remove
y IT, u ti;is city. has sstur.ed the subscribers
% sell 1t Pabls Auction, Thursduy the 18Th in.
stant, Az b!5 Household sud kitchen Furniture at
The house gOw Occupied 10y him over the store &
Marks Z SeixsS, Upposie the Essle Tzvern
= ne following are ths articles for sale, y;s:
EAHOGhNf, Ss.-~i- G-tt Dining Tales
bres Ast ditto, pair card otto, WISH siaus.s {:
canUie stendS. bedae ads carved pests with cure
tNns, J lquor case, easy chairs, z rrit-, vsrd
robes. buressi, isvte seeretsIy, dDz varnist d
and eIt cheirs, Win twO settees 10 match dozen
e2mDon Wisdsos ditto, bsir sota, toilet isblro0
5 ebcsIGs. sc.
CHi"h. vel dining 'ett complete of Canton
China, tito vi Liverpool, . ditto tea burpish a
gold edges ditto, Chins pieteFs, 8 large pUrei,
bows scus breakfast boz IL II elueers 30 come
mon Chma tea ditto. small bowls, plates, sc. &c
! H.hoS, No-l set containing quarts ana 4
pnts 1ieGsnt cut psismsts EIssS deeanters win
vine n sscs 20 match, ssit plain diits, vine stoi.
crs ord aobieita ~ match ral psir plain csIne
mon GesaDters, vine glasses, tumtict,. large snd
small salNcrs, elegant cut glass dishes sud SAL d
bows With covers, pair candle shades with eos
gs5 staods, q large drawing looking ttsses.
small ditto, pair dressing gRsscs lair elegant
patent IamBs--9 Iett iapan,d waters, do. cams.
tiers, mahogany case coek, marble d. Q srls
Giit eoJiss7 for window eurtsits, elegant wind, VI
curtains, s,tt plain eornsles, 8 large and s,neii
carpets benr'y new, tea chests CON piegt, seq
white 5aiiiy window curtains, 8 srt ohirtz do.
%lSO- he most eOmplrst assortment Of Kiieh.
Ell FURNITURE, With ErsEt yasiety E OH slIiolcs
too tedious TO be hes: enumerated
| The public ste respectfully assured, chat THE sale
viii he made positively without e1srve Trrs,s--
all go uns-F 500 c.si., over sos and rot ,sreed.
ing iDDb 90 days, 1908 lou months eittit r,r
notice negotiable ~ either Vi the Banks ia tls city,
} viih approved ecttts ~.
! I've snbseibere vsnt1tS To ssy, tl,st tbs is Inc
HEST srisctnn ~ Fnri.us.. 6isss, Ca.cs &c ese<
Oltetcd 81 Public Sai- iu Richmond part IL i,h
has not been more than Ont year in use, sud &, y
| whole IN gooi order, has been veil taken care q;
and equal 90 furniture. =:
| MO CURE, ROBINSON "a PLfASAN1s,
A9S.isstssk
/ luly IL, A.
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.6T PUBAlc AUC2voA..

WIZ he sold, on "Wednesday the l4k instant, ut the
New DRY Goods Auction koorn CT The Sukseri.
bers, opposite tie Globe Z ayern and next door
above Mr.. Robert Johnspn's:
q Quantity OF Freeli AID valuable DRY GOCpS,
Consisting OIL csst. Enn's thread ditr ma
tent wi'e ,i,i cad, ussks CALI. ses, II ba,s Il s
cottons, VIZ Ernertes. ham0o1iss ,laftAhs san
mss aud Cosseas, osse lr'sh linens, 200 ciecea
nsnkeens GOTTEN si'1tuss. cotton asd WOrstet .rsi
cry, d3ep canIbr'k ono iiGen ean,br.ek hauog r.
Chiefs, dnrau:s aud call uanco,s cans Berseilss
vesting, duoitles, COTTON cai bricks, seonett and
muh mus'ns, "its f'S"neis, e.egeut sOperfce tiEch
clcth, shs@is, hapaiercIie.s. gloves, pin. trread
eo'ton balls, bales British osaaurgs IS pieces Hess
siars, &c. &c sc.
sale 10 cosAn4eae= ct 10 u'c'rek. Terms made
knswn at GALE.
JAMES BROWN eco
Aucfun IS.
II. 2 They expect 70 receive a ceasidsrAb e ne
voice OF Domestic manufactured GOODS, shich
will he sold 1t tie same time.
july g. IL
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FOR THE ENQUIRER

The prohlgaey and cailous ,nDudepce of
some CT tho British faction in this cvun-rv
who cover themselves under the name Ct
tederaiists. daring K shameless IS thew have
appeared, hGge been in nothing so DISCUS
tingly, SO sheckiogy exhibited as ~ ~ i.
declamaiicns in relation to the brutal e., sss
es lately committed at Hampton. Tbe
SCREAMS ~ frigl,scd i8fants, tue suD,li.a-
lions cf virgin innocence and natron dizni,y
appeals that have ayalled even with die
savage Of tHe wilderness, aye NOT Ecartl Ey
these dslnnshlc villains. who audacious,r
cali the attention Of Americans to IN,
,lbnS Of senef.5ity aud honor IN the 9rt;5,
ders ofo~r hey religion, and Who feel no
tervor Sut tia, which 10 spsat in culosies
on the justice, him ani,y and tenderness Of
an enemy Who VASES var OF emoty b9us.,
and on helpless women aud children. The
ruins 81 French fown, Of Havre de Grace
and George Town I; toe Cumato1. Indian
mu'derS TO rRe wesi, spsak All a Language
100 strong fo- contradiction hug raerciflil
1sod what So the degree aud iimit.oF tTaS
depravfty' winch presumieg upon tliat dgi
cate anc retiring ruudeSty perhaps the chjrs
est grace N woman. and in eve.y u,apIN
bosoEi the sUresi pledge go her oil tender
ness and protection. Tesriy and wickcdl,
dCaie5 Inc excuses committed on su.oe o
the ieme'esot II enptbn--l, Is not f., be 'cte
died Iast British soldiers, f4raed for vale,
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OUR COUNTRy!!
.4diutant, GtneraFs Office. Rich1iene! :
J-h Ji.igs 1919
GENEKAI. ORDERS.


Ihe commanoer in CHEF .ckno7g etlsca
with much sensibiiity, TIE ,enCe~ If strvice.
made by the toiuGteers from. Stauuicn, and
It's vicinity, under the commend 6 CapcGir
Chapman Johnson. lie II gercy cf The
occasion which called chem forth 'ha, irs
passed by, superCeiss the necessity Of - x
ting them IN tequisidan and ai.honsh 10
opportunity has occur Cd, by WHICH tre4
fishes could DC gcatiiisd of raeeliLg. and
chast'si9G the Zoe, yet the G'ot.ves whicf
@n'Tn Ated thela. viii he no less h.ghl. ap-
pTeoiattd ny thc:r ccuutcys =. Tie brie'l.
LIST 4 patrio'ic examples which the crisit.
ms produced. and an..ng which the cna,
tnrnshcd bs the StauhtGn volAnscers Wiz
occnry distinguished piice; initiates q.
spin5 so deteFvHnsd, and zeel So ardent
as Virginia nmiiTgto asprehend e;4
ther tram The power, or n.&liGaiy of
her enemy.
BY order cf the com mardrr in Chief
VIM. W. E3ENiNCs, y. =. c..
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NEW DISASTER,


The capture o, Lieut. Col. Boerstier 10 the " un.
kindcst cut of sli"--Th.i brave detachment of
nesr 600 men, should be dispatched near ~ miles
irom camp, While the enefay we're in considerable
toFee near tie camp, aud la,ge portion Of that
iOFoei ths sly, cuuuiiis atnLuscafing I"Gisn that
bocWuer. after re- SEEMING himself from an snibt DC
should have stood Stu IN an open field without ei.
thcg attempting TO ttise, retreat or retiring in.
o. thc oods--but thas e Aaoald hsye waited for
7sninree mcntS irofa ~ gamp, while ~ an human
probability The assailrE parry vas 50 much nearer
% thors; q % when tls reinforce nent was cent 10
hs relief, should have cOuss. cd Ouiy Of G or 800
roops--''i tiese facts appear N b. dreety con.
r"ry, not only To al miiterJ rules, bctto the plain
srnclpies 81 common sense, thst the nn4 isExt ia
aF'n'snf6snt = ndiEr%ton Thee must be- some.
ttng 6sseutaiiy 'truten Us tie sate Il Denmark ("
the cfenis THAI havr trantprcd n The arsny IT {; en-
Dearborn sre hut poorly calculated 20 Win our con.
tdencc or respect.
When YORK was iaken C'nersl sheaT. csesped
18th his regulars tVbes Ft. George was ,ake,l
General Vincent eceS,.t,l with an his tron.s The
pursid Was At last indCed, De gun, but hours K DAYS
lrapslired before x was began IN tie ocean time.
Che enemy bad o'puriunity % collect ~ his
trools Oi the posts OF he Niagara, anI retreat in
the direction o! TIE Oetaric. Sic james Xro chen
spVeared OF The mouth Ut The Niagara ard Gesursi
D-trb9rn, seized vith psnis ftR.-ful thst thore
might DC troops on board "a ioske ~ attack on Ia
oe0'C", .D;DI.sIis Laws sDJ boyd 20 retire, AID
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thus 10 spare AT aeny whom they we're uhost TO
pcusce faej rturt 10 F.rt Gecrs.--.ld T., II
sneervis the sai'turS ct BosIstlcr.
we are ifie nds 10 tns administration ---@-snd ws
are IL 'ers OF the Eut il ia npos.L,s Ter us 10
eonce-i c"r Shlsrin at titsae repe1ted Lsss-ss--
u rs TAME 20 Spcas cut te- IS co, G,ene j., tie
h":ssTy ttiei.,s OF Ieh Dssrtsrn. No issn i;as
ishrr opi"lou o, las he.st, ut Ls .ssior u. r,; -
OIL hiS eonscsntinus "'. serve is son. ~ Ia
We lave nut age las ertDt Uren lin at IA r.c.
ent which REQUIRES tiie vi aposI ar:i,t, saa Ns, q
iHsh ~ bse sad ciherptze are alone "a, Je .n,r.st,
with 'ur troops. Our AZ IA are Dgaye some O. or
'hit''"t "'heeis az "a are an, la tie wcfld h.y
o"y wait bod & a ~: isis < AVID .Ie cite men 4,
'e.H uieu' To- t'ot. " a o'.t such a,cr the WAR
WI b. FrohurtNe OF uotb,a bCt es.srnitys disasit
and disgrace Let tLosc tG.n @lo sre hl til -a.l u
ai.ns, too., to,t
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PrrrsBuRG, (pcnn. J july 2

PTTTs BURG, penn. July 2.
n letter from a gentleman atiFort Meigs,
20 his friend IT this town, dated June q. 1913,
says, Two deserters from Detroit, arrived
mere on Saturday last, and report, tina, the
british & Indians were determined 20 make
another attack on this place ia few days
The Indians are sad tn be numerous, and a,
a war dance they lately held, boosted much
f their numbers.
Expresses were immediately sen, to Gen.
Harrison, and we expect him here this eve
aing. We are confident, ii the enem, shurid
make an attack, they will dearly pay for their
-eneriiy.
Col John.tun's mounted regiment, BOO
strong from Kentucky arrived last evening
and in few days we expect reiniorcenents
which win make oar numbers nearly & 900 IS
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baltimore. Ji4pe 9.
Extract fran ~ ieIter. Srfsj

|. SAcKE71' S HAR8oR. june Ssh. ISlS.
ave daiiy expect TO b. attacked BY the
British, a prisoner At this place informs M /.
hat the British knew AT the time ttcy were
about to make the ATTACK on tine 22sh u.r.
that Com. Caauncey's neet was out, & u az
the place was dcstieutc OF Iren. II so hap
pened that the eIssnay mistuok the retreat Of
The militia towards the woods for an attempt
e. cut them Of from their boats. and caused
a prec'phate retreat, otHerwise we should
have lost the Gay.
eve expect TO embark en- bosrd the new
ship Gen Pike as soon as she is finished,
which will be in about weeks. The Rces
viii then sail for Kingston. No doubt but
we shall have very severe engagement.
II appears from all accounts that they are
preparing foru There are about 1000
effective men at this place.
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HLHxANnalA, Julv7.

hLHxANnaIA, Julv7.
Captain Marste,ier arr, ed Ia to .yn N
NJ May win 6is company or archery, az
ter having performed three moaths service
at Fort Washington. With great crerit 10
themselves and satisfaction to the public.
On Sunday last a company OF about 100
i"en, and yesterday morning a body Of be-
tween three and foar uuadred, Young ha.,-
DIV .eo.Sanry, in h,si spirits. passed through
our town. supposed TO DC destined for the
northern service.
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. coMNuMJclSlaX

me indignant spits % Virginia &C. an, Il ir high,
II is Hiepitssiie' ilir h~Irs las Quest III IT. Is
mos, efheie", to! Al. in The >;urt~ry te,sr o, ssy-
wee 10 rerei tin: recent menace oi ,0r Capj,al--
Numerous eoi'ts'cs have paired 10 ON clio Ut.
n'fhsu, ara ale pressing piLli eager sohS,toae iuc
a" Opportunity 70 s''sz- thensriyss n the fe.c.
hmo's ca We observe vth ple-so e. IA tender
irdn the equity ot kiwhuua, 81 a ii organized
ola. under the cum And a II T. 3.lhsrd
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s9iiataat Cene,G's 0&ce, Richmond, =
lyki ytIp 1913
1900 80 - 1919.
CEN r,P Al GRIlES

.... Gen ERAI ORDERS
f!!E Caansnderi in Chisf. IN sclsnowltde :, n
tender OF service made by Capt. Henry ST. t7to-se
luesrr and his brave coI0r4;.,s, fir III Nncte., .r
and IT'S vicinity, seizes With esecrnes, the ,pc .t
n''y prt srnts. at expressing ais gratitude 10 ti a
movement OF the enemy, * the position Re row 20.
eupies render i unnecessary acee t ~ This ratr;-
otic t'nderi yet .'e motive which frouced it. IN
De hcaored hN grateful country ire sppaus "a
u go justy deserves. and the example tl:;y hrv- fur
n.si'ed, placed with ottersof similar kiud, ~ii 9
al. Alternately remembered most lst;erng to her
prlc and ciaJacter
Chief.
=. WIZ. W. HFNING, u. 4. c.
Capt. Henry ST. George Tucker
OF the Winchester Volunteers.
Grst page OF THE paper.
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Halna5Le p,oherlu Ear Snle.

M iLbbe sold on "Wednesday the 18th instant
- Of o'clock, j. M.-The HOUSE & LOT
aeJonlHs the Capitol Square, and formerly occupi.
se ~ T. Randolph, Esq Terms to be made knows
10 the sale.
sNonesve, Robissor e. P.easerts.
Juiy Q. II
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20 ne Goyeyner, rece.5ea .ta Er.4ssss

jrom cCTstoU Et6eII .sndcr>o. dated
=" open 10Y letter tsinform you, that Captain
Cooper s.as this n,oiDent arIiyct nou. ian.pt0a
Win iut'n'g.pae thrt lie ,sD.sse d, x,srsyJ'a
Vessels Lar, quit,et Hampton nuas ard ~ watrs
.rd are, there. aH,pvsed to b. gone tit 10 s. =
II is thsreicre pro5al'. tI.pt their enyfe IL, &c,
are on u,e WY up the Bay
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FROM THE WESTERN Spy

Col. JOHNSON, with about 500 IF his regi
mcTt, Left Fort Wayne on the 9Th inst. un
an EXPEDITION to Eikha,t 1--WE believe where
the Pottawatmy towns are stuated) he
would be gone about ten day s--we may ex
pect 10 hear some very interesting news
from that quarter in few days.
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WdGCDES

WUU Uf/JV0,
Ak|ANTED tn engage IS to 80 Wagons N yro.
coed about 90 miles from hence, over icysl
road--APPIy 70
yr91cRre, RoAiGssn g Pleasarfs.
JAY i9 ~
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NORFOLK, July Z.

MORT ok, July z.
The enemy has made several governments
within the last three days. On Saturday, n
ship of the line, three frisates, aud brig,
went down from Hampton Roads end pro
ceeded to sea.--Two Of the vessuls that
went up James River, Game down and AN
chored i'll the Roads on MONDAY afternoon.
Yesterday morning Two frigates got under
way, stood down the bay, aud anchored OFT
Wh!CIgAby; i'll the attegnoon they weighed
again and stood oGt TO sea yesterday alter
noon there were in Hampton Roads only the
two admrals, q trigate. and two Smaller
ships, sleeps Ok war or Transports
HE enemy has landed two miles below
EanprenI ana pitched some teots, but from
tav sn,sii humber o. tents the force is not
co'asiG@r@d foFhIdaoIe /; Perhaps only to re
or.!it t5eir men.
EieUen c'c.ock.--At this momen, the re-
fhainder OF the enemy's ships, which went
.up James River some time sii.ce are in sight.
near the mouth Of that River, beating down.
wirH vie" 70 get inta Hampton Roads.
What all these movements indicate. we
viii not undertake 10 determine our orin-
ION IS, that the greater part of the force. is
bound to sea, or np the bay. The enemy
Cannon make am Impression on this place
win his present foice--.but how soon he.
may he back should he depart, or how
soon he may be reinforced, IL is Impossible
to say. Iedsey
NoRroLE. Jnly 1o.-.The privateer An.
aconda. Capt. ShaIer, has arrived Il Cora.
cock from sue essful crui3e, having cap
tored British Packet frotn Rio Iareirc
with $4,000 duilars in specie, which are de
posted IN The bapk ar Newborn: also the
brig Mary from Gibralter 20 Brazil, With q
cargo worth $4,000 e TIE brig Harrio,
tron' buones Ayres to Lisbon. said to be
worth 100 600 dollars
Our readers will recoliecc that Twas sa;f
that the Anaconda was cruising in Company
with the Essex frigaSe, on the coast Of Br2::
2glsi but we uHderstand it is not true. The
anaconda, We understand, Sp; ..e a Spanish
brig, who informed that the PREsfpENT
irigats, Com Rodgers. was IL the West.
insies--had made many prizes, which she
destroyed aud landed the priscners at S..
bartholomew
A6e enemy has rem sined quiet in Hamp-
ton Roads, since our last, without haviop
made, az far as we can learn, the sma!le 81
movement Cd.
. NEW YORK, July 6.
The smack Venus, Capt. Lampriere. ar
rived here yesterday morning from the
vineyard sound, she passed the Hriiis,.
squadron off New London on Monday last a,
II o'ciockJ 1t then consisted of ii and q
trigate. Five barges full of men landed tn a,
cay on the east end of Long Island and took
OFT nine head of cattle. Three sHIacks had
been boarded from the boats of the squad
ron and psrprg ,tted tO ,oae
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Il .tfaet Of c tet!er 10 gentleman in .t,.4v
YORK. ddted Fors George. Junc 2A.h.
1915.
g We haze had hard time Of it, fighting enough
81 ana sorry that De more parte9lai, but
hni 'A9ouTns under tame thunb. owing 10 sn. a
easre cut, w6ch prevents any writing. We lad q
terrible iisht Yesterday 4 hoars---aboLt Il
miles froa4 this"
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he former OF these seaGeuea acted as Surge.
to the detachment latsiv s,,tio,.d a, gs,o.te,,
ana Is young scnileuqn OF the irst res2.ctabHty
the istter 10 president 81 the academy Ut tst place.
and stands dessrsedy hig in public ss,i,us,iel.
----nfa- hopk."s a's7, is isdy OF very high res
- Ih:s worthy Old gentleman Is boy,inp b,rr,t.,
me pressure Vi age, oeiDg near 10 or older: has
numerous family, mOss cf thei sons now 10 the ssr
vice OF their country.
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o. For several New advertisements, see 1t.
srs, page OF this paper.
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- 4 AThlY I1OAN..

2 AAEN VI by the Subscrlaer - i,.s8s s!nfsss
2 With 5iaze in hs 'sec el,A A'ip on tls Figii
siae OF his nose, about oW sssl seran ,ItkrG Hisha
spppos, d To be 10 years Old nppraa4H 20 Gse dpis
ARA ASA bright has Cor, buti, . us had ieet
party white, scar the right sids Of sc taians
shout feel no' high, supposed &c D. saEs
old, appIai.ed 70 10 dollars
CHARLES NGuJs9k:
Cumberland, August 10. ..
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- II = - z II
Auguet5- eraw
= 40 -FOR s 9LE

= I'D FOR $ t'LH
A GDOD tsrTn OF more than five hundred acres
"A or which now Seside, IN the Rita,Ina lSiver.
TREE miles from Charlottesville; y view of the
growing crop woua be more satisfactory to strsr,
ger than any shng will undertake to syy in favor
ot its fertility plantation OF eco aefss iein ,oi
erab,e good order tor the employment a. tie hands
wh'oh number has been worked on it fora number
1t years.
KS JOSEPH KG7.
Aleemarle. Aagnsts. w.
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4 L Court he'll for Gun berIaAd 2slh June 1873
"A Miller Noodson, PltG:
fgai15f,
Benjamin Parker, William Thornton y James
Woodson. Dfffs.
This day ZANE tie PhR. by his counsel Ind on
heAring the BIZ Of 0e Pl:lF 20 which he made OATH
RI Is ordere6. aud dscraod that the defendants WIN
Thornton a0S James " odson do not ssers;e. pas
gwsy or otherv,iss convey the money or effects IN
their hahdu selongtg 70 the deit. Benjamin 'sr-
yer until the firth sr order and decree ofUs court
and II appearing 20 the sstslactou ri a. Is court that
the defendant scuj Psrteri, no inhabbstt Of this
state and he ftfing to give seetriy according 20
~ spd the ruics Of This court--H IL Ordeyed iho;
he said Peujamin Parker, appear here AZ Oeober
'srfG nest. ani sngvsr the Wsintif's Ji--And thai
copy Of this order lie inserted IN Of the News-
sapers printed IL E.chFaopd fr two months success-
2eiy end posted At tie iron, door Of Tho court House
" this county.
MlLLga woeDsoE, cpE.
Jolly - n3v
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The Ssnate adjourned.
FRIpAy, Jane q,
PROPOSED sW RinsH MIss,oN.

We have procured and publish to-day = coy oil
further proceedings Of tbs Senate Executive bu.
ssese In the publication Of to-day is comprised tie
letter os AIR. Madison, referred to in The note Of
vi. Anderson Unpublished the ether dry expisna.
tory OF the reasons wI,ish prompted bin TO decline
a conference with the COMMITTEE of the Senas by
that body appointed for the purpose. The friends
of the coDsttution win applaud him for restne this
ATTEMPTED encroaehmsnt on bis official duties They
viii think, with usi the nation Is be subjected
through ths Executive, Dctatorisl Kuls, It mat
ters bat little whether the tyrsnt have or three
or FIVE heads, whether It be self Constituted or OF
Serotorfaf creation Mar. Llt.
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ROR SILE.

. -f'CIt-- o~IJ> =.
4 Nd SNSpOKiAI iUS--jaa fiseig 49,
a g u o ~ e ~, Who haye beeo coa,iesnei
ail rsrdoHd ty me fxsourvt--ihe;r ases, ~, IS,
% 6, 30 years One of,h.,p ,oerriiieS spcd y,aT-
rsnt.r--one cospei-pue Sbcen.ak.s s,.a inc o,
thtr a Planter. ~
t>.se II ciioe' 10 i.ussha-. viii make A,;lSesllqn
10 The Executive. Sour .. ave OF tae hess SsatsrS
are nov yead.to Svaye ;Gr cus,omers, a.. nA ss0d-
sr;te terms. Snme Of shem are ea;ss.e If WEAVING
any sind ,f
FIGURED CLOTH
ior Table Coth,, Bed Covers, &c We have s.iIl
"a haAa me variety Of MANUrAcrUREc iRTI-
Giles hcfsr"fcrs ;Sly,riisod COR SAL oa los ;eres,
- Barter f5- H.fiY .s7.&i'Ehl5kSs .fitsstiae.
iJe, -
Carlry @,st0u1Ess would 10 well to cent, ,hsif Or
dsr9 for TE$3 cES' aHOE.S * olh-i, b,fese
t'fril season u the work shail be faiths
fully executed. An erroneous ea iss suns Cur t.at
The q, SUiectrs of THIS place IRE hoi as we Il sW-
tel az N he eouitiyi they nry n,.iSve sud q
pohsh, tut The work cerera'ly iathn!l; dcRe =,
Slaves are art into ,hs i,i.en for sse-kcepRs sat
sod on tie Fso,.ipg terms, ~:
They are 20 BE- Gsniihei wiz Fhsnse 5t e,aiAes
= hi st ~ cents per 'ry 'sid scr sh,s sNsr,s
IA case oi tNe,r oe,iso ti,ey ASA 'sy Che eSsence
It phy9cis II they ,.qo,i &c IA ree,; ols-
thing i is plrshaied 81 paul fer ~ the ceaeF wsaa
tssen out.
WIN ChMpsG,.Ia
H.'he' and ssssfs
kagnst TO- IF
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'Fk AIKEN Up by the Sci sctiler su,u ts3a ~ i}es
a Gender last, snd apFra Sod acr1t'.B6 80.
Ia" 70 ililt en dC.!ars-tte IL O. eBurt t,u so(Are
wearing hell, has n" mark atu MS ths VS. 81
each hUrn 'b0n,ed she is OF atEe 7.a'n.t, 80 ls
about . y ars old. The onuet is 4, qhenet 10 ap=
ply, pro7e property, pay charges, tGd .,ge iieF ~
way. CENKE AE. ig tEAN
Charle, Cir, August TO- 81
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~ tmeiia County Court, e7th May, 1913.
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~ Amelia County Court, e7th May, 1913.
John WHY Centp9,.
AGAINST
Samuel Cobhs & Vdlasn Leigh, deputy for I'hos.
fPerkinson, late Sheiifoi Arue.i. q Us,is
'HSbS ie,es,laut Cobbs set hsy.ng entersGi,ia a..
Act of Assembly and jle rules al thio eet. snd it
appearing 60 the sstSsstio ci t.,s Court that he Is
not 50 n.ab'taut us THIS SesiSh the mo-
ton 81 the C0Tup,an:ai, is his eO'use'i IS eyoe-
rel, thar the said dsiontaut Cohbs 10 appear here
TN the fourth shurs'lsy in Sepiemh.. nest, ard
sw.r the compsinanps BIN X give s,en'iiy for pt,-
forming the decree to be rendered n th's cause, X
that copy oS this order be inrthslEf, .nsert a ia
some pobie Newspaper published in tb. city u
Richmond or Setersbsry Toe tWo months
", and another e.oy posted The fro,t hrsr Of the
coat-honse of mis- County on Two successive Court
days r,aia
A Copy, Tes.e.
]. r. LEIGH, c. c.
July q. .,,GwD
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stationary Store, sseo,,t dcsv above al. Gsgia
r-vern--the ts,iowins New Wcrha, VIII,
Horace in London, By tie authors Of the S'ise'ea
Ad,heckrs;
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by 81 -ab III Ilsir'e;
Researches IN i.,.ss;
Mss Niiior,'s Poems, second edition.
Hr;asl Of 't,itr'aain, or tie Vale of 81. John, =
ioy,r's T'ie, aid to &c wr',.,r ~ T. Et,.iD.,
Atso, lElS' ittctirea.
A 'rcsh supply If DUANE's iiahd Boob, fDr In,
fantry ard !i':ensr.
he Giso ,cfrcts in F7p days,
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