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Junerl

Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Subscriser hath obtained
from the Orphans Court OF Baltimore
County, Letters of Administration on
the Personal Estate of lsA~c N. Still.
LEY, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are
requested to bring them in properly
authenticated to The Subicriber, on or
before the first OF October next, other
wise BY law they may be excluded from
all benefit of said Estate; likewise
those indebted will pay the Subscriber
Given under my hand this 2dday Of
June, 1878. s
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June 4. 2aw4w.
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Don Saturday last, a sorrel f1.1n1 =,
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land for Sale.

rT>HE subscriber offers Tor sal s .o p,l
Land, on the right hand s, side o. - the ce ols
teryiIie to Alexandria. e,.o.sr.
.nan;d 5 Ia. I 'aas. Bernard Bryan, Presley
Carr Lane. George Adams and 'ohn
Henninr. The soil of this land is SUIT
aa tothe culture of Wheat, s Is w!th,-
in balf q milo of the Turnpike ana
win h. shcwn & the terms made known
bv ann,ic.tion to Mcssrs. David Lane'
or George Lane, Jun. rcsia.hs ns - IN
premises,or to the suoscsloet n's =
Stafford county.
Geo.. Lane,
Executor of. H. Lane, decd
January Is 10" o
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!. A b Blacksmith
A x W y n
r.; - }. : se 3D. q good al M
mane a - BLACKSMITH
G fn,,n . Of :. 6 eAasso,s4
purchase money. ~ ]
Bush. Wa,]
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IusT RECEIVED,

IUST RECEIVED,
For Sale BIZ dDAKs, HsRssR7 Y CO.
Is 900 lbs. Prtme Smithheld Bacon,
100 barrels Loaf and Lump Sugar,
1900 VT. ca9endish Chewing Tobacco
of superior quality.
In Store,
a casks Hibbcrts Brown Stout, 10
= excellent order.
Afloat,
1900 bushels Corn.
june -
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FOR SALE.
And possession given Oh the first day

And possession given oh the first day
OF January r:xt,
\ Very valuable Tract OF LAND,
n containing $50 acres, living on the
tIiyer Potomac, about two miles above
the Little Falls, in the county of Faira
fax and state of Virginia. Also, ano.
Tier Tract, called Strawberry Vale, ..
bout three miles from the aboVe.men:
toned, containing six hundred and
twelve acres. Boh Tracts have suf-
6ciency of excellent Wood and Tim-
Der, are we'll watercd and healthy, pc.
cuIiariy adapted to Grass, thu soil ma
turally good, on which from recent cx"
per;ments Plaster of Paris acts in the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
can be divided into Farms of Two to
three hundred acres each The first
Tract is distant from Georgetown five,
ne last nine, and both from Alexafl.
iria thirteen miles. If the above tracts
10 solo, personal property attached to
them to the amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers of tho land may
re accommodated,
Also ;or Sale, valuable Tract OF
land, about 8 miles fromGeorgetown,
obtaining about 100 acres, near tho
mouth of Difficult Run, below the Great
s'all, q Potomac, on which is Mill
eat, surpassed by few IN Virginia,
rom which Flour may be water borne
to market at the small rate OF one quar-
:er of dollar per barrel.
The above Tracts will be shewn, and
the te rms of sale made known on APP
DIication to the subscriber at StrawbeI-
ry Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
Nav 81 lawf
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would Sell
ABOUT 500 ACRES OF
ROSE.HILL LAND,

jr less.-incIuding on Dosue Run ana
:. IN the Colchester and New Inrnpiks
Roads large parcel ofexcellent Meas
low Land, about Is acres tprobaoiyj
# which are we'll taken with Timothy,
md Clover considerable part Of
yhicl. is new land, and was all sowfi
asst fall. On which are lengthy ditch
$. Some Of the other land is clovered'
there is lasting Spring net very FAR
from the road, which is we'll known to
be much travelled by stage passengers
and many others, besides great NUM-.
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land will be included, and several beau"
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of Potomac, and other notable Piseess
This is ALL pleasing, heal'
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H. Toler.
Rose Hill, Fairfax, near Alexandris..
September l3. 2aw.
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COMMUNICATION.

The Secretary Of the Navy, in his re-
DIV to MIR. TAYLOR, says, that he dlsclos-
ed to Commodore Barney, Mr.. Tayior's
charges against him, in order to give the
Commodore an opportunity to vindi-
cate his character" 1t appears that the
Commodore, instead of enteriHg on his
yindica,ion, sent challenge to his &C
cuser!
His conduct has suggested the toll
lowing Couplets:
Ne7v Mode Of Vindieation.
Ifaman shall attack you fair fame,
You must shoot at his heart or his
gujlct;
And thus you restore your good name
BY blowing his breast with bullet.
Those arguments surely have weight
Whose sole composition is lead, Sir;
And your character they'll "oindicafe,"
If we'll aimed at the Censurer's head,
Sir.
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BOSTON. September 10.

BOSTON. September ~.
Weshave been favored with a file
of Gibraltar papers to July Gath, re-
ceived by the brig George, Capt
Low, just arrived.
The London dates in them are
not so late as in the Paris papers re-
ceived last week.
The news from Spain is impor-
tant. Suchet had evacuated Valen-
cia, abandoned the Xucar, and re-
treated to Tortosa. The allied head
auarters were at Valencia, the 9th
July.
An Irup article Of July 4th, informs,
that Gen. Morillo aud British division
had entered France
Gen. ClauseI had effected junction
with Suchet with $4,000 foot, 1900
horse, and cannon.
The Pope's Nuncio bad been ordered
to quit Spain, for interfering in Spanish
1t vas stated that Suchet was retreat
ing towards the Ebro.
Lord Wellington has been promoted
to the rank of Field Mar shall in the ar
my-the highest grade under the King
Gen. Elio, and Lord Bentick were a
Valencia The corps wh,rb are follow
ing Suchet amount to &C, 900 men. Ca
talonia will be the scene Ut action.
The Spanish patriots have entered
Saragossa.
The French have evacuated Terusl
and taken the road to Corbalan.
The plague at Malta continued to car
ry off about SO persons daily.
We see ne mention in these papers OF
any capture of American vessels.
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A Strange Occurrence.

81 bCGS
The Georgia Monitor of the 4th
inst. states upon what it deems au-
thority, that the following remarka,
bic case occurred in the upper part
Of south Carolina, a few weeks ago {;
A husband, who supposed he had
cause to suspect the virtue of his
wife, and the guilt Of his neighbor.
charged her with the crime. and a
quarrel ensued-The husband in a
few hours attcrward went from home.
Soon after he had gone. the suspect.
ed intruder came, and the wife went
off with him.--On the return of the
husband he enauired where his wife
was. and wasintormedby the children
that she had gone away with Mr.
He Immediately alarmed the neigh
borhood, and searched for her. A
day or two afterwards, the criminal
lovers were found, both dead. at the
root Of small tree, and in a posi-
ton that fully established their guilt.
They were killed by lightning and
what is very singular, there was only
one fash, and that SO faint as not be
perceived by many in the neighbor-
hood.
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LONDON, June 25.

We understand thatN in the course
of the late general battle. or rather
series Of battles at BautZen. the
members Of the British Missions to
the Allied Sovereigns were at one
time 50 near to Bonaparte's position
that Sir Charles Stewart and Col.
caa,,heH ceaii distinctly see his
uerson with the naked eye. At this
time he was on foot, and walking
back and forwards the extent OF a
shert range. apparently eonversing
with the principal persons OF his
Staff lie wore a round hat, and
held his hands behind his back. Sir
C. Stewart. proposed to Russian
artillery officer, stationed near the
spot with battery OF guns TO sena
a shot to enliven the apparent dull
ness Of this imperial promenade;
i, hut the artillery officer ho't the DIS
tance beyond the range of his guns.
Sir G., Stewart wished to trust TO
Providence for the chance that a
good aim, might be successful Tor
40 object so beneficial to mankind. e.
ven though ordinary calculations
would not warrant the hope on an
i, ordinary occasion. The opportunity
however did not last long, for IN .
little time the French party mount
ell and rode to another point.
June 90.
Some few letters by the Hel'go-
land mail. which arrived late On 3D.
turday evening. were delivered yes,
terday. The Intelligence contained
in them from Hamburger reaches 70
the tath inst. and is OF sufhc'en.y
nainfnl description. 1t seems that
nothing short of the ruin Of this III, ,
sstsd e;ty will satisfy the reyengeful
snirit of Bouaparte.-Ihe 18th INST.
was the day fixed for paying the ilrs;
instalment of the contribution LEVIED
on. the merchants. but not a frame
was paid. one and oil declaring their
inability to comply with the enormous
demand Of the French Government.
The consequence was, that Davonst
immediately carried into execution
Re private orders ofhis Master, anu
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lust Received


1 or sale by ROB'r. GRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow:
ing valuable
Law Books---viz
TOOPER's Justinian
~ HeniNg's Justice
ranch's Reports vol. S and s
Muntord's Reports vol.
East's Reports vol. "a
Cooper's Equity Pleader
American Digest
Lawyers Guide by w. W. Hening
vol.
Johnson's Cases vol.
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
Taunton's Reports vol. 2
Blackstone's Comm entaries
Newland on Contracts
Chitty on the Law of Nations
Ichnson's Reports vol. z and 8
L.aw of Attachments
Gurran's Speeches
Statute of elimination
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As there ars tive or three of the enemy
ships of the Hook, the Commodore
with his usual promptness will no douh
proceed to his former. station near the
lighthouse, OF Sandy Hook.
Arrived schooner Dash, Easterbrook
DAYS from Providence. Off Hunting
ton, was fred at by the Acasta British
trieate, but received no injury.
Cahture efthe Schooner 1'orf'edo.
Sept. 10, at P. M. the schr. Torpe-
do, Capt. Sinclair, from this port bound
10 Charleston, left Sandy Hook and pro
ceeded to sea. At g, saw large ship
10 the southwark, which Capt. S. sup
posed to be one Of the enemy's ships
Tackled to the north westward. Al H.
being close in with the land, tackled a.
gain to the southwark, and passed or
S mile. 20 the windward of the ship. AT
"A. M. on the 18th, the ship was net to
be seen; at S, saw her about miles
off the Zee quarter Of the Torpedo.
Tackled in shore, and when abreast OF
the ship, she fired, and tackled alter the
schooner. Shortly after fred again, but
being so far leeward, his shot tell short.
At half past 8, it being calm, observed
his boats in pursuit. Capt 5 manned
his sweeps and made every exertlon to
get away, but could not succeed. lie
then thought best to abandon the schoo-
ner, and took out clothing, and such o.
Their articles as they could speedily car
nv awav, with the assistance of two hsh
ing beats. The boats were within mus.
ket shot when the captain and crew LETT
the schooner one boat boarded the
schooner, and the other two chased them
in shore and fired several shot on shore
after they landed.
The captain and crew came up to THIS
city yesterday:
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FRG1T SPAIN.

FRO Va SPAIN.
FTcsn.isted for the Polical Register
From the CGaiz Gazette Extraordinary
eJihr Regency, ofthe ioth Jply 1913.
Gen. Don. Francisco Xavier Elio'
writes from V.ieacia, under date 7th
Inst 10 the secretary al wal, that the en-
envy, commanded by marshal Suchet,
had evacuated that. city early on the
morhias of the 5th, occupying the road
lead;rg nortawardiy to Murv!edro (,he
ancient Sag untum) where he Lett gar
risoa Of Loco men
On their retreat, they made very bon
attack on two divisions of general VII
lacanna, which uerc stationed 70 tiank
Lirias aud protract the enemy's opera
tons, as well as 10 cover sUme small
parties of observation, and to tane
up Struggling prisoners; among whom
was an nffccr Ut Seycroll's division, Uho
was going with orders to withdraw and
save it possible, the garrison ot leruehf
it being yet unknown on that day, that
Suchet, with the main body of his army,
had leit Ca,tilion.t
Tie division OF Gen. Villacampa, the
brigade of col Miyares, aud the cavalry
had entered Valencia on the 9Th and
that all the other divisions OF that army
were fast approaching by the road 81
Las CabriIIGs, as also that commanded
BY lord Bens,ck; and that on the 9th,
10th and llth, the Spanish divisions,
commanded ny generals Roche and Wit
tingham, were expected
s1yriz is about teagues distant jrona
YaLrncIa.
Teruei is % leagues on the Guadal-
pior
I CastMon is 10 do northz9ardly from
Yaienci0.
It appears from the above interesting
intelligence, that Marshal Suchet, after
his successful enterprise against gen
MURRAY near Tarragors, received the &c
count Of Lord Welliugton's dec ,s'vc VIC
tory, and Immediately decided to retreat
from Valencia to Yards France -Pur-
sued on one siac by the Spanish armies
s met on the other BY Id. Wellireton's
detachment, it is scarcely possible h.
should eject his escape.
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Blockade of NORTH Carolina.

1t has been reported for the last
two days, that the enemy has de-
clared the ports Of North Carolina
in blockade. We have traced the
circumstances upon which this report
rests. Mr.. Savage (the owner OF
one of the Hampton packets) a few
DAYS since. took gentleman with a
fac on board the Dragon in Lynha-
yen-as he was leaving the ship, ne
was informed that North Carolina
was declared in blockade-he was
the bearer of letter, said to be
from the British commander to the
Spanish Consul at this place, mott
fying him of the blockade. The
Spanish Consul is absent, and we
believe the contents of the letter are
unknown to any person. Such are
in substance, the circumstances
which have transpired-our own
impressions are, that the information
will be found correct.
Norfolk Ledger.
The enemy's force in Lynhaven
this morning-one III, two frigates,
one brig and one schooner.-lb.
Several papers have stated that
Tolosa where the Anglo Spanish
Army have lately arrived on the
frontier of France, is Toboso. rem
dered so celebrated by Cervantes. as
the residence Of the Lady Dulcs'lia.
the mistress of Don Quicette.-We
believe this must be mistake. Al
though Ceruanies has not named the
village which gave birth to this hero
he tells US that he was born in the
Province of La Mancha. There is
no part of La Mancha. which is
nearer than 200 miles to Tolosa, and
the reader will remember that Ion
Quicotte reached Tobsso. when he
set out on his third sally, the night
Of that day on which he left his own
house. which WIS in La Mancha-as
the author does not say that the jour
ney was performed by enchantmenf.
but on Rozinante and Dapple, al
their usual pace. we may conclude
there was no enchantment in the
case. The fact is that in La Mancha
there is a town called Tob0s0.-Ib.
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Port Tobacco Jockey Club
RACES.

TINE Jockey Club Purse, Three
4 Hundred Dollars, will be run fof
over the Port Tonacco Course or
Tuesday the I'd day Of November next
Heats four miles each.
On Wednesday the Sd-a Purse Of
One Hundred Collars will be run for
heats two miles each.
August $ i@"'