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VALUABLE CARGOES

Captain Spencer who arrived in 10 DAYS
from CadiZ.states,t shat the Spanish II klge-
siras. and another sh;b he'd arrived at ina
port. from Vera Cruz, Wild cine millions OF
doAars on board. lie also states, that d
Spanish 40 gun frigate, with FIVE sail OF
transports with troops, had sailed from Ca
dz TOR Monte Video.
gentleman arrived here Yesterday nor
mig Who left the Kamiiics on Wesnesday
evening last, lie had been Detained FIVE DAYS
on board the Families, aud sixteen DAYS
previously on board the Poictiers. On Wyd
Resday the~Ramiiies, LeoE2, Maidstone. u
sloop Of war were CT New London. -
thursday at IL O'Clock be passed one of th g
itigates off Faulhner's Island standing to
the 5. aUld l.. There are now on board the
KamllIes ii prisoners, who were taken by
the Poictiers and sent OH board the Rami-
lies. On the 18th instant a schooner FROM,
20 to loo tons with standing fore topsaii.
light yellow waist, and a yellow streak a
boye her waist, without name, came along
side with supplies.
.Nerv London, JitIv 81.
Since the first alarm, the inhabitants of
this town have not been in a state Of greater
security than al present
Fort frumbull is in complete order and
IN case OF AN attach, the cBsmy frcm this
fortification would meet with powerful re-
sistance. Fort Griswold. on Groton side. is
nearly finished. It is situated opposite The
Gown, commanding Fcft lrulaOJu. Here
are stationed part Of the troops commau-
ded by Cl:.Benjarrn, brave and experi-
enced revolutionary officer.
The squadron axe So tar ~ She river, and
the battery opposite (crcc ej BY commodore
Deoatur) 50 difficult ot access. and so well
calculated TO defend the ships that but littiG
danger misht be- aDpreEeUded. provided
the enemy we're 10 pass ESw London un-
molested.
although the militia stationed here are in.
terior.in number 70 w1at they have been.
sull th.y are considered more Efficient. in
addition to the New London and Groton re-
giments, belonging to woich there are some
hne Companies, .here are number OF M.
;ross a1d infantry Companies Of state tr0oys
The state volunteers, those that nave seen.
are as nECiy men as ! ever saw embodied
heir uniform IS complete and from their
Isold-er'Iiko appearance and good CONDUCT
much may be expected from them. THESE
.roops are well disposed, ami IN such order.
hatno tuinult TO disturb the citizens g f3i.
! perienCed ~ consequence of their bciup
mere he shores on both SIDES uf the fiyef
! and at White Beach, esgecisily those pla
/ ces mos. favorable % the landia,. u the enc
( ~, are well guarded. Tie militia ar.
/ Commended 10y Major General Wijljsns
I whose ora very, Dromptiiude, Iiberaiity, ana
military yaients, rcOEise much, and cattle
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present situation Of affairs wight cause the
Americans to lose part of the advantages
OF their commerce. II. Majesty has order
ed tnet thcquestion, which has come before
him--sh9u'd be decided in the way most
favorable to the interests of the Ameri-
cans.
Wherefore, The ConsHls or the ". States,
shall have in France, in what relates to pri-
yes the same jurisdiction, which the French
CoDsuls exercise in the countries where they
are the most favored.
The American Vessels and. PrivateerS
shall be allowed TO laxe each SO muskets,
so pistols, 50 swords and the number of guns
which shail be necessary from to %
FOUNDERS.
When an American merchant chooses to
profit by this advantage, he shall be bound
ouly, by the terms of toe Decree, 70 cause
the nafne of the vessel, her destination and
me number at her crew, tn be certified b. >
Gommissary OK the Imperial MaTinS.--sn,l
,i;-z 5rrTiI sh.ssrs;.s ;kst cS.rt.s pets. he
shall be allowed to purchase. the arms, ard
TO ship them without any difficulty.
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PHILApELrH1A July "a.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE,
-Commnnieated fnr the Req;ater.

S"'''t"HttUttUf "p tNs ~ StS9tT.
GorTENsURG Nav Is. 1918.
ne crown prince arrived here on the
1st instant; the splendor of the illumination
and other preparations in and cut of the ci
| ty, was beyond Imagination; you saw lit
tie wi1en the princess arrived in 1910, but
| they hardly admit of a comparison.
lie left mere on the Sd for Carlscrona,
there 70 embark for Swedish Fomerania. for
which place an embarkation also has beer
'nsae here. The troops. in all, over so COO.
wlli enrer the king Of Denmark's dominious
pa A1oisssin, where they will remain, to be
supported by the lJitant 5, until Denmark
agrees to the guarantee of Norway to Swe
den, made by Russia, England and Prussia );
aud they, on the other side. hope to starve
the NOrvsgians into q compiance-aud, as
d most severe weapon TO THIS effect, the Bii
tish have brought into this pert every Da-
9ish vessel, either eith or without license
ana the Swedes have stopped them. There
IS aiready more than 90, 900 barrels or 400, 600
bushels Of grain now in the port, taken from
the poor Danes all this was destined for
Norway. and IN consequence, they have but
about six weeks neans Of Subsistence
Ceptsin Eloistein left here on the 18th by
order of this government; he was the last
OF zoe Danish fupctioIaries in this COUNTRY
" he head Quarters Of Bonaparte is at
Hrturth the army is at different places Oh
the lett bank of tae Elbe small force Is
at Harbarg opposite Hamburg. Dantzic.
Magdeburg. Stetrin ana Giogau, are still in
possession OF the kreuCh and however you
may suppose from British accounts, vet the
confederacy, IN nay opinion, will soon have
70 Concentrate their forces 4 little nearer the
borders Of Russia. 1t is impossible to form
any tea OF the nmenee force OF the French,
IS ~ communication has ,oi a ioak .irIe
ceased between The contepdinE powers--at
Hum6ors they arc as much in TIE dark as
We are ) and although ali are Of opinion his
iotce is very G. eat, yet, Iaany think he will
rNrnain IDLE, contrary TO his most Character
istlc principle"
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PMILAnErrr1A. .I.hv 81.

Arrived in this city ~ Thursday Iaat, Mi,lship
men Weaver. Nichols. a.J Berry, iorineri, ct the
htsspeahe ,r'sa'e, wrnBde'iiu the seton With tbs
Shannon. These Intelligent " sng Gentlemen can
afford damning testimors o. the aarbaritr of the
thrush, after ihe surreader Of fhe chesapeake -
Mdshpman Berry ghFz: bard Gas, has even dra an,
'"r the sympathy, oT ths Boston fcirralists ought
- 'e particularly p,irsd Tins yonny man. w6ii.
desss ding 'rar1 re- ~, -n-t-p Of tie s.hesasrakc
- @As' some q. tt.S rss'- e-a- -f' 81
Snsnnon, and thrown to- The quarter ,.ees--b write
hy,ns perfectly srnac'ess, was eur over the head,
and otherwise beaten. II is With plensu-.. pnponn
eed, he with Mr.. Weaver and Mr Niohcls. IRE fsst
recovering. Let those wretches Who would pailst,
the conGnct eitte enemy in this rssrce listen to
tue reSita' o. tie actor snd IL possible excuse these
hsllish osrOariAn:.-E Communicated
If-nT1
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LANEsyILLH ja1y 81.
LATE FROM FORT. MEIES.


By private in Capt. M'Cune's company
from TINS county direct from Fort Meigs; ye
nave seen letter from the captain de,sd
July Gth.
Anamber OF discharged men in proceed
ing towards Fort Defiance, had been attack
ed by party Of indians and some Of them
Killed. a party was ordered out to recon-
poitre. and capt. M'Cuuc escaped narrowly
from being killed by a parry Of Indians who
were la ambgscade on the river bank, watch
ing the motions of the detachment. Major
Anthony Pitzer had his leg fractured, by the
failing of tree, near the fort, and was not
|expec+ed 10 i've. Waiter +. Deayer. a
me young man fson this county, mad died,
md one rev ~ thes1ms cpmDanv The
'conpany's time Of service will shortly ez-
pice.
Oar inform nat farther states--TAat Gen.
Clay was still com naIAaht, and that he
supposed there were about 5000 men at the
tort that active preparations were MAKING
Tor some extraordinary movement. Cant
WIN. M'COnnsPs company were at Lower
5andusky, ana would he discharged u, 8 few
days. Col. psulls regiment, Qsst from
l5ig place. had arrived al Upper Sandosky
an Wednesday last, and wo.id proceed i'm
nediatsiy on to Lower Sandusky. Col John.
| sons regiment Of nuunted men. aud col.
! Balls squadron were at Cleveland,
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.durora.


MILE DGEVtLLE, July Rf.
or Or the movements Of the indians We have no
suthsntic inteiligence--a is ruuour, conjecture &
snoerisnty. Nothing has been heard of the FIX
preEs 10 General Pinkney nor the Gunner which
was 30 have heen sent by l"'ntosh 10 the Governor
on ms arrival ~ Tookauhstchee. The tua being
CLOSELY invested, II is generally supposed he was Kill
led IN attempting enter Il. Our troatier continues
20 b. innch alarmed. and sc seral companies ". un
derstand, sl;aocsh unauthorized, have al.c adv mar
ched to its protection JyurnoI
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WASE5NGToN, JuIv OF.
zI2R EREbfY'S 4NOVEEIIE-I'S
o THN EDIvoR 8.
Gentlemen,

Leonarato7yl. Jnly 25tf. tsl9.
o'cl0c6F. I'll.
Gentlemen.
FreSumiug YOU are anxionS 10 obtain
the .2esst intelligence flcm the feet, ( send
you th- toliowi1g circumstances On Fri.
day the whole force concentrated opposi;,
Monte Aibino, the seat Of Major 5omsryiile
about so mics uD ths river, aad dispatched
The WoolSich u 20 the Chesapeake. Ibis
morning 2. day break the feet consisted o.
ships ot Inc lire, 8 fIiga IS, . siunDs OK war
gun briggs, scaooneTs. . rocket vessel 8;
40 ut 30 OaTses, ali OF which are at present
under iull sal.down tne river. The dim
cutie. encountered 81 the kett.e bottom
'noais by me frisates see1n to have cr VEN
led the attack on Wa 4hjngLou ara we
nave the best authority for UeiisvinE thcy
nave Gone with a Ge .ernln atom 20 make
Annapolis or some other point in the Bay
.Deir obJsCt,
Yours, Sc.
The volunteers fcam this city VINO
marched on tre Iifst alarm down the river
having been duly discharged, yesterday re-
turned to their families and friends.
he regular troops and drafted militia
stil remain near Fou Warbnrton We
learn. howHvsr Thar tae R;chsaema Wash
ington Volunteers. and all uercgn,a-s OK
ccpt Caroefry' regiment. r7ill soon receive
crdcrs to resume the lie of march for the
fcnt'er, wti.hrr tbey we're destined When
they 6.et reached this city.
@1fy " @ AfCc ttom ,Wqjor Chghin 1,
Gcf. O,Grt9rr.
For George. June 19th, 1913.
! have 'ost arrived from ny confinement
/ N CsnadA wi,h ny ncn, without orr par
ole Cur retura happened in the following
manner: I received orders AZ EMgljngt0-
Nlaeish,s ~ @oa145 inogaF . to 20 t. lslng
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Fro9,l tie Nfsgv5urr,6oyt Herald III, p3.

>, Mr. Webster, member of Congress from New
Hampshire. passed through town yesterday, on his
return from Washington. We understand i,e ex
pressed an opinion that peace would take place at
no very distant day that this opinion is founded
on Inc nature and 'sutud. Of Mr. Bsyard's instrrc.
o"ns' or such as tsey are Understood 10 be by his
most intimate friends
w also understand that Distinguished renresen-
tatire of this state, has recently written nome an o.
pini0n TO the same effect
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Nrw.Nnpr 1rlu o.

m. =, =, wv soRk. JniY "a.
lila tjSaetieney Gov Smith, Of Conase.ic,:t, nv
the atNce o. the COnHe, has oiierSd ont r.. adj
d'tionAi rt'n nresment 81 900 rnsn from the State
troops nnd 500 fro.n che .niiis e,r The defence of
New.Lonion, aud tor the relief &c TIA, militia lately
ordered nby &aior-Seasrai W,ihsms
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nm tothe confidence ard respect Of his OH :
GERS, sol tiers and isliDw citizens.
have n7thing 10 INFORM yea respecting
he 'orce o. situation CT the ebemy's soua
drcn--tney are the same as when las,
wrote. Conn i7,.
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Domestic.
EosTnr, July -.
FPTGATE, ESSEX &c.

FRTGATE ESSEX, &c.
The Portuguese brig Dqnaa MARC, IS
days FROM ST. SGtUGdore, aud 50 rom Per-
nam5ucco, went into Quarantine on THURS
day. Spoke nothing on the passage. On Sa-
surday last passed fleet OF Is sail standing
NE.
G1e7,oranda az 81, Salvatore, IJuLy 1e.
Received an account of the American fri
gate ESSEX, Capt. PORTER, having been
Swo months on the Coast or GhGi. tSouth
America) during which time she had taken
ewo heavy Lima (Spanish) privateers, and
treated them as pirates threw their guns
overheard, and sent taen hone, With let
teg from Capt. PORTER, saying that if all
American, properly was rot given up, wigh
damages, lie woa:j ley their capital in ash
es,A-I1|9 LING IS the capiGal OF Persl, in
South y4lasrica. We should infer from Capt.
F's letter that these priYateecs had been
committing deprcdatious upon American
cQmmerce-doubtless under the influence OF
tae British
About tia last Of Mar, en English Pack
< was taken-ey en- American frgate. Sup
posed TO be the ESSEX and ia@r Crew landed
al Goae Fro.
Leit st Bahia, snip w7iliigra. Davis, to
sasi las i. ~ e'esr4.ls l., = Xorkfrith ;hs
crew Of the Matilda pr;s ateer Of "tsia0eI
pbi2. which was t9lan off Pernarnbuca, by
ahe Englisb fDiga:ee Lion, after shore &C
zion, ia which the Captain, ncst OF the eff
GERS, and 90 or 80 mep Of the AZ0iido, were
killed. The A3ailGa attempted TO board
she Lion supposiGg her Co DO, "a merchant
EaeH, ard had the people followed their Oil
ccTs, they would, prob2siy, have carried her
IS The Lion'S people had mostly left tie
deck. and number Of the Matilda = officers
were On the torecastte, but none Of their
grew followed chem. MI BIc1ER, Of Eoc-
eat, ~as 90 take passaSs in the cartel.
nlr RICE, one O. the missionaries who
sailed from Philadelphia was 1t 81. Saliva
cogeo lis return to Ar erica in tne cartel.
The wife II Mr.. IEwRGi.L, missionary,
who sailed from Salem, in the CarzUan
Gicd at the Isis Of France soon a..er her ar
rival there from Caicufta.
Onthe 18th Of June part~of the hill Of St.
aairadoTe gave way, and destroyed rum
her o. buildings, and among others the K ra-
piX itaruEa, Mott o. the negroes OF the
Irapix were killed. and about 90 other peo-
rie---cf / 0 persons who were passing, 6 only
escaped.
T. zHe Lin is 6s,.t: ,ne9 in The English
Ieeera ae Q tetser or m@rq@c belongings to
ona1n. There ia 81 gun sh:f, 6ue no
.fr;Sqlc ofttat nanae.l
1br prigats armed ship AmGiisa, Kehew, CT sa-
lem. hes arrived at B.ih from q cruise She has
eorgred 10 prizes, manned out, given up, Q re-
tued, arrived The prizes not before heard
- are 2 tnesh brirs With between y 700 ot,s Of
&sh, botl ordered % France and an American shin
son liverpool With afuiI cargo Of dry goods crates
&c she l1s srCfeG at Pogismouth Tie America
tA7 "hRs-d IN by iTgate, and escaped by superior
"'iang. Nhen bh frs the frigste she was
Nuhin quntcr % me.ut her, it being fogey--
rs eh9sed also on he 1871 Of lTount Drsert be -
g'thcr tiE7'e WIN - sail n"der eunfOy. The A.
ylcs haa paroied 700 prisoners.
NEW YoRY, ysiv g.
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CEILLIcoTHE, July 30.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

EXiract vi letter to the Editors. dated
Ohj7er Aa1dHsky. July l6, 1878.
Yesterday evenings 500 Of the u months
regulars arrived here, unGer comr!and OF
COL Paui--they are as healthy and hand
aTme set of men as l have any where
seen, and will doubtless short time hence
maize good soldiers.
teers came IN from Lower Sandusky this
evening, on their way to Piqua
Major Croghan, with 800 regulars, cot to
Lover Sandusky Yesterday 81 which place
re VIII remain. There are about l00C reg
'lSa-a g *ne 94sh At Fo-t Rail General Fl tr.
rIs' a IS yet AZ Us stand, bat 5 hourly ex
pecsea a. Aovsr Sandusky.
We learn from Cleveland, that General
Harrison arrived there on the 5th inst. In
company with Balls squadron. IL is geDer
ally ~ lered thar the General intcnSs ia
make nat place his Head Quarters. Until
every Preparation - made for a geueral
ncVement OF the army. Inc American
ioroe IN that quarter "a now respect 4b!e, 8,
VII, we nave Ro doubt, give good account
Of tie enemy, shculd he ventuIe 20 attack
the frontier. Ihs membs of the Chilli
Ioiae Guards now stationed there, are. with
fhe exception OF one man, who has teen un-
well Tor some time past, in excellent heala,
aid high spirits.
Col Owing's regiment Of twelve months
men, 700 strong, arrived here Hast evening
from Kentnchy, on their way to the North
Western Army,
We haze been informed that Colonel
Johnson's regiment, kentucky mounted vo
lunteers, have been oTae.ed On TO Kaskas-
kia.
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8RITIsH YhHBhRl~fe-s

IRE accounts cfthe horrid aud ra ~ rcus
leeds o. 'ns nritish soiai ry 20 EomHtyn.
laFc now bSconie 80 Cear ava nosUye, as
not 30 IL dcabssG ezcegs - e lev cold
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piooded partizars. whose hearts are Gallon,
o every principle Of honor aud hurnarff.,,
and who nave received the intelligence "; ID
ne same Internal grin 0f sauSt, c,ior
as ant on the coentenance II IUCr-E
when msn teil.---It IS not enon,.t. ,hat
the eender mother has been scalped, ava
me neaft OF her babe, reckisS ~ is own
pioon' neid up t'r her ccnteu piatiNp
THAI our brave s.ldiers and sail, rs. y7niI,,
iishtins for the lives IND ,iSerties Of
tsetr fellow Citizens, have been b,itShe-ed
n the most horrid manner, after tiey had
.urrendered and the ssactnaiies Of tae
Most High reduced 10 ashes, by tRe = BuL-
7uGrS Of or Religion - but 20 = lno tie
measure OF British cruelty, the tencsrSs rs,o-
dest females of our country have been driver,
IRON their flaming dwellings,, exposed H. Led
70 the public view and brutaliy raviShed.
by the uncontrouled and lcentious soldlccy
ot q e IS Eoorta's La,t hote.''
g go BECKER crimes, recording Anse,s IN
q leads aud tarissin the losest acii.,'
Frremcss o. -lG.7:tsea ss,~ 4e;.e -. 80,
lock with compiaoency on these .'ejaeEi
ueeGs dow long will you suffer the wives
u your affection, and the daughters OF
your love, TO bs orntaly violated bv cru
elites that the tav.se Mohawks would have
.iushed to own! Snail that sex which has
hitherto been guarded by the soldis1s ho.
nor, be Piosii'uted to these rnptirra Van
da's Forbid it, Heaven. The sons Of de
p rted heroes will not suffer this. Tie
word OF justice already leaps flaming frpm
''s scaroard, ard the finger Of Heaven
vengeance points upon The impious hes ds
u the authors o. these injuries. The fierce
lame OF Indignation will fire every patriots
ireast, +ad the Stern voice OF Justice CRY
aloud for vengeance on the foe.
Bo6ton Pa!rio!.
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From Sscket's Harbor, We learn verbal.
y, dat tic British squadron in Ontario mad
been d.s~an;ied. at Kin SION, and he guns
mounted coon the batteries, ~bi.n have
5een greatly multiplied and strengthened 49,
2n'. squadron was expected 10 saii & ON tae
IaibOr Oh Wednesday.
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ron SaLE.

A NEAT philadelphia built Carriage, vhisb he
"A been httle'ussd--Any person disposed to pnr-
chase, eau have pa,r handsome wsi' broke hUr-
sss along with the Ssrriass--Enqare OF the prin.
tar.
July 97. Atm
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L, II HoGtCOA'
Secretary General II ne 81. N
Seminary Of Wears, 81 days from, SILL
T'TLLO

=
LIST. The General Congress cf the Mayi-
caA Nation. COMPOSED Of iorty members,
h''d the'r Session at Snltepec, near Per
ote,
81. There are nine strong republican ar
Iaies " Tue ihiet,oI una-r the com,nand ii
+Ssielets ftJ-si, d~reios, Gbe, yesly:f,.e-
O'opeze, Rorrer, Villas run, Roiricusz nc.
Ion benedicto Hidale independent OF in
Vulnerable parties Of P4triats III ever d
ecu"n.
Sd. The reports Of Mexico ha.ing been
"a. by Gensral Morelos, ana Zacatela4
by General Cos, and Vera CrGia o1inr c,ose-
y oiocEaded, are confirmed ~ great ma
NJ people " no Rev towards Saitiiio c. Mon
,errcy.
4th. That the Army Of General Cos,
il,Oo0 strong, had marched from Lacatecss
towards Durango, which place is consider
cd taken AZ this tHrt, and mat lis nest OBJ
ject would he Chiauana.
9Th. That AIRED ,nda was latelv de-
seated by the Republicans At Va,IedsI Hay
CZ.
Ultimately. that the whole Kiogdom is
enjoying the benefits OF their dependence,
and only remain Slaves the Provinces oi
biscay, Cauhuila, New Leon, part OF Colo
MA and part of St. Louis P.tosiA, where the
news OF this Capital 0eing taken. and re
publican government established, had the
greatest eject OH the people ia favor Of our
cause.
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we have been favored by an oihcer of
resPectab'iit3. with the following connpni
cations from Mexico, recently received by
Elm from that quarter. Il is da ed. Head
Quarters. (Which we presume - be s.. An
touio) May S3th, 1913.
SIR,
The Commander in Chief ofthe Warh
eTn DIVISION of the Mexican Army, dire cts
me 10 enclose toyou a summary of ne VS. re-
celved tnis day from the Interior, IN hopes
tnat tins important intelligence WIN afford
Y"u great pleasere, and that * ~ Ill be pro
"iu' sated among your friends.
l nave, SIR, the nonor to be your very che
dent servant,
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c. TERRELL a. l.. Il NThf3O.Y
MILL open SCHOOL again, on Monday the
w Cd Of .AugpsL--l'hey embrace this opportu-
,ity inform their friends in the country, that they
auder apprehension oil being disturbed by the
enemy. July II. 4tp
YN1WENTY Boxcl Cotton Cards for sale, by
u LUCKE, STEER & 60.
June L. e
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VALUA ABLE LAED--for, Sale.
IN Thursday, the 18th day of August next, (f
ny fsir, Il not tue next fair day. wia be offered
FOR sale the pre- nises---A 'fRhC T OF LAND in
the county OF Powhst,n, bciosyrg 20 the estate Of
James LYLE, dec'd. iyne; in the South sh,t North
Fort Of Fiee Creek, containing Az serea bY 'ate
,SrSsgss ~ sgrs$yor toe -.sio county, the 81.
& =, -vsc Gee irti 5s she 7.,.ys s N
tssney TO be paid un the hrsc day Of jasuaey X ~
third on tac frat day OF JR-uary SIS, and the
remaining third on the hrst d.y oiSepteraber ensu-
ingi Bonds for amount of purchase to be executed
By purchaser, 10 bcsr interest srom their date
with deed Of trust the land 70 their pay
ment Mr. Josiah Toricins, the present occupant,
will shew tn premises 20 any one disposed to pur-
chase and vhnse lease provides fer sowing wheat
~ proper time in the event Of SALE Posses
to be given of eae lanG and houses the tlsday
Of Deceaber next. when said lease will expire.
JAMES BRANDER, Agent for Robert
Graham, exs'r of is. Lyle, deed.
July ia O.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-03

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