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PrSOlJJ-rION

RESOLUTION,
Directing swordto be presented to ,hc nearest male
relation OF AldsilpInan John Clark
RssoIued by the Semitic 3 Hottse IT Relresentaf1es
efhIe O5ted States Of .lnericGia Congress asssB5ld
! hat the President OF the United States be requested
Z" present 70 tie nearest male relation Of mdshipman
John Clark, who slain eallapuy combating the en-
envy ia the glorious baltc gaued on Lake Erie under
ue c0nnv,d OF captain Perry, and 70 communicate v,
him the decPregre which Congress feels at the loss Of
tlat brave officer.
(sgi,ed as .iioye)
February -, 1871
ArI1IOs 81,
T7HfyC yyznrcn4<
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NEW COURT HOUSE
RICIIiNO.WLD

EEROPOSALS will be received BY Mai Christopher
. Tompkins, o, Richmond, fer supplying the follow
ing materials tJ1 the New COuit-HOuse.
1st tIeod hard burnt bricks.
end Cool stone lime.
3rd. Sound Sferchantabe lumber consisting Of boards
for foo,s Sc plank and scantlng Of various Sizes all
of heart pine
Il may BE- proper to remark that no heavy timber is
required. rose persons IN the ncigboriiood Of the
lime stone qusriIcs up the river have an oppoti-
nifty OF advancing their Own interest by Offering favor
able proposalst0 supply lane for the building the qusn-
Gty being considerable.
ROBERT Mills,
Architect.
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.IELST PTIRTTSNED

A Nd For Sale at Peter Cotton's Law and Afiscolla-
I q neous Book Store -
The Life OF the Marquis and Earl of Wellington,
commander in chief of MS b. Najess forces in the Pc
ninsua--price 250 cents
Tn W9nderer, or Female Difficulties, by Madame
DAriiay-3 vol 3 dolls.
The Emporium . Arts aud Sciences, by Thomas
Cooper for April, NAV, JrIne and July
Also complete sets of the Analectc Magazine and
Port Folio, Tor July, &C.
July 70. If
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Aucrlyt Is
ID IL Y g % o D S

III ~IDCJI(f.h.
Am WEDNESDAY, the 2itI, inst e-i be sold WITH
outreserye at the tenement next above Mr.. TT
J9hnSons, and nearly opposite the Merchants CoIfae-
i1ouse large and uattfo6e assortment n Fresh Dry
G0s3a, viz:
Snrimg Cot'ons, Boni5azetts Iayentne Silks, Sstus
ilalo and PLAID Silks, Ijunen Camhric and I.innea
cambric Handkercheis, Linen Checks, Iicklea-
burg, Colour,d Thread, Pins, Namoodies Gur1hs
Battas. SnpcIfne Diaper Table-Cloths, Superfi,e
Black BroadCioth, Flannels, Diapers Camb,ic AUS
Inns md Characteristics, Blankets, kcnt,. Co,tors
Manchestry Cords, Vcivets, Domestic Shawls, RIB
bons, &c. &c &c.
Terms made known at the hour of sale to commence
at IL O'clock
s1fomclre, Robinson e FSeasansa
August II. tbs
pEVfiE fachH,oad U'oR FIR Fa7lacc is now ia ore
q ration. Castings in Brass and Wrought Iron vr x
VIII asobe executed at the Furnace. Orders left "a the
Furnace, With John Parshl of this place or Fo;lrt
q Lean Petei-tnirs, viii be thankfully receTed srsd
promptly attended to-
ParkhiR, Sr.55sffsa, e To-
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EDWIRD HALLAM

WiLL sell on N'Fy moierste terms Tor cash or ac-
w cep;anees IN town,
SO Hhds very old and fine Favored J,anpcs, snd An
tgua Rum,
so Pipes Madeira, Particular Teneiiiie and Iisbo
Wines,
so Bags Green ard iVlite Coffee.
10 Gases anu fiey Csasters Iinpo,iai Gun Powder
10 Boxes genuine Port-Nyine,
100 Ccnisoss Fresh Mustard,
so Sets Dining China, blue printei,aricty OF Pat
tens,
10 Boxes Canton China, Cups and sauccrs 500 pair
each,
10 Crates asserted Ware.
900 Boxes Northern Candies
40 do. ReslSpanish sSce-4rs.
100 Kegs High Prooft' I AID TT Gun.Powtler,
500 Gallons Lamp Oil.
June -. WITT
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Mr.. cox.

sTOT knowngyou place Of residence, we are com
g PEELED N re sort to ths method Of informing you
tee James wright, decd Int Of FVex county, Vng-
ira, he, in bis lte vii, devised TO YOU FIVE negroes
wiiicl legacy sou ere requested to coae and secrc
The LzeeutOfs
sOly 2O------vGvT
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
) hereby gwen, that Christophc- Macrherson's
u Pamphlet on the Niilienn',rn. dated che it June
ISL and Che WORD OF God Ike world in an address
Gated the l,h June and 18th July 'Si \ sosz.,eg the
downfall OF the city OF London and the destruction of
The British Navy, may be had from John Jackson
thoeer, Mr.. Cnwper Barber, Me. Yaneey. Barber,
iseubn Morton, Barber, and Mr.. henderson, Barber
tlehmond, and from Robert Smith. Grocer, and Ham
nibl Prince Barber, OF sianehestcr and OF Graham
Bell iiacS-owncr, aud James Ccis,on, Barbcr, OF Pc
tersburg Orders fora quantity viii b. particularly at
tended Ia.
The Pamphlet is. s. Address Cd.
.,,vfS
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address delivered ny Col. W1LIEr to Ae
Meeting 3ftbe Citizens Of " YORK, ca tie
1Oth Inst.
Cor. WILLET, standing near the Chair
man, and the flag of the nation waving over his
head, delivered an address to his fellow-citi-
zens, well calculated to inspire animation and
courage.
He began by asking the indulgence Of his
fellow citizens for the talk OF an old man He
then proceeded:
Three score and fourteen years have bro't
with them some bodily infrmities had it
been otherwise, and that my strength of body
had remained as unimpaired as my love for
my country, and the spirit that still animates
me, Won would not, my friends, have seen
me here this day. should have been a.
mongst that glorious band, that, on the
waters of Erie and Ontario, have achieved so
much fame and lasting glory for their coun-
Try
A life of74 years has afforded me oI3portu-
mites of seeing many great and surprising
changes.
Fifty-eight years are now passed since
was witness of press-gangs traversirg these
streets, and dragging men from their houses
on board of ships OF war; What a Contrast
between that time and this Let those now
reflect upon it, who, instead of thanking shat
kind Providence which delivered US from such
oppressive domination, employ their whole
power 10 weaken and subyert government
made by ourselves and for oursclyes-the
fruit o our blood and toll What sDirit is this,
that, in the present crisis of our country, can
lead to measures 50 disgraCeful Shall we a.
bnsc and Willy those men we have placed at
the head of our affairs because they TO not
act Just as we are pleased to say they should
Are VIC, for that reason, to refuse conyharce
with the laws Of our country? No, my fellow
citizens for tits Justly stated in the address
Of the Common Council, that we are not, in
the present situation of our country, to inquire
into the wisdom Of tue measures which rcaul-
ted in the declaration 81 dis war; IL is fact,
that VIC are at war AID that that war has
been undertaken aBreeahls o. tile constitution
Of oar country. kverw man bound e. support
the constitution Of the iiWtcd States, is, there
fore. bound 70 supportthe War---bccauge Il is
q constitutional act, and such is the law of The
, lard. Bat, had power 10 detail. and you pa-
tence 70 hear, what i have known and os-
strved of the haHgbtr, cruel and gasconalmc
Rauxl that makes war against us. your fcei-
lrssswsuld o1tstrip nv words, and anticipate
-l4he.Neicb nd commands of authority. Tile
H. rDsJ fa ,ow.rds our enemy are not mine
l>iGFss,s nti% proceeding from the personal
SswarsrsS, 81 NY iudn.duai character Such
~Ist 2 ake sentiments Of neD as gteat as Ibis or
b S1x
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YALUABE PROFEK17Y
.lH.AECVION

.0T'.ft JIIU.N.
VETliL BE SCLD, Zoe cash al, terms ut sale, on t.
~ premises ON "Wednesday the cath instant, at
o'clock, TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, in Mean
yes square, and Adams valley.
L1.llE;S II LYN'CR, .quc'-
Aug. IS tis
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HILLGq.V a.ND .U.gRY COLLEGE.

TEVHIS Institution will be opened on the first Monday
~ November by an address from the President
The different Professors viii then deliver Lectures IN
tductogy to Rir several courses Of instructions in the
following order --Alathcmatics, Mr.. Campbell, Law
AMI Ioiioc, Mr. Nelson, Natural Philosophy and Che
mistiy, DR.. Jones'
BY order ofthe Society,
ia. SMITH, PItFsT.
Williamsburg, Aug 6. w3n
~ Tic Editors Of tie Argus PntriDt, Raleigh Star,
md National lnjeliEeucsr requested to publish the
abo'c Notices Of VIM. * Mary College, and send their
accounts ~ tlic Editor q the Enquirer
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YHG3N IN.


4 Y Chanc~rY District Court held in Williamsburg,
IA the 3lst day o. May, 1914.
JOIN DAVIS Jr PIT
Against,
Thomas Porter aud Francis Undertake, Deffs.
The def't. 1hos Porter notha,irg entered his atpcar-
CO and gwen security according tote of assembly
and tie rules of this court, and it appearing to the sa
faction oi the Court, that he is inhahitant of
t'is country-on motion o the PlaDofiby his counsel,
Is ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
.he hSt lay OF the tenn and answer the bill the
f'anh and that copy OF this order be orthwnhin-
serted in Oh the NEWSPAPERS nubshe, in the CT
~ OF Richmond for two months successfully and posted
at the iront door oftle former Capitol in this cay
CRRISTLa.w CL.8RRE, d. C.
sN Meckleuburs county JIDle court,
nomaz Evans, heir OF Thomas Evans, decd. PIT
Against g
James Chayous and Jane his wife, William Kerser and
Marc his wie, Ihorras Brandom senr. and Maraa-
his wife, John Isaac and Jacob Chavous William
Chavos Susannah Chavous, Elizabeth Chavous, ar
Va Scott aGd Patsey his wife, Thomas BRANDON il.
and Sarah hle wife, and Peter Chayous who we're
cnidren OF Elizabeth Chavous. Def'ts.
JiiE Defendants James Chavous and Jane his wife,
William Kerscy and Mary his wife, John Isaac and IA
clb Chayous. William ChaVous Elizabeth C,avous AR
Scott and Patsy his vile, who were children of Eli
-abeu ChavouS, not having entered their appearance
according to the act OF Assembly aud the Rules OF this
court, snd i appearing the satisfaction Of the court
that they arc not Inhabitants Of this state and the
motion of the plaintiff by his attosncy--It is Ordered
that they appear he-e on the irst day of September
court next, and enter their appearance and answer the
painls bill, and give secrty for performing the de-
cree o. The court And that copy of this order be IN
serted in some newspaper plinte Richmond FOR two
months successfully and poste the front door of the
courthouse Of the said county.
A cory. Teste,
w. BASHERYIII1, c. ". c. c. :
July - Nswp
Y TIEtGiNIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
Z OF the Superior Count Of C'iancery Tor the Rich
inond District, the list DAY Of July, 1914,
join Haynes, administrator dc bonis non Civilian
Scot; decd Ph8S.
David Ross, james Winfrce, and James Scott,
Defs
TIE Defendant James Wiufree, not having enter
ed his appearance and gwen security according To the
act Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not sal
inhabitsnt OF this country II is ordered That the
said Defendant do appear here the frs day Of the
next term and the bill Of the Plaintiff; and
shat copy Of this order be 10 thwth Inserted in some
newspaper published IN tire City of Richmond, for two
months successfully aud posteda the fUnt doorof the
Capitol, in the said Cry.
ACopy. Teste,
MN. w. HENING, G. c.
july 80 ,vavp
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VTRGLNI9:

4 L Court OF Csancery held for Albefnarle county
"a the 4th day Of July, 1914,
Ludlow q Ninrod Bramham, CosnbLaisiarts
And
Nathaniel Barnley, administrator of Ambrose DoveiI
deceased, John Dowell, Richard DoweIl and Redbcr,
Buoek, distributes OF the estate ofthe said Ambrose
lowell, decd. Defendants.
This day came the compliments aEsegliI yv Their
counsel and the Descendants John Dowcll, Relsr-d
Dowe aud Reuben Bullock. not having entered tl,ei-
appearance and given security accor1iae TO the Ack
OF Assembly, and the rnies Of tins Court ava
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the cour.
that they are not inhabitants Of til, CopmooL
wealth. On the motion Of the somp,uauts by their
sud oOlnse-H IS o1TTed6g the Cart that fie s;5
Defendants do appear here on the first Muudayn sept
next answer the bill ofthe Com painants & that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the City OF Richmond for two months sac
eessvey aud also posted the front door OF the Court
House oil this County for the sumo time.
"A CobH Teee,
H,N.NJCHOL44S, c. Ae
q TOTICE-.4 yJoaon .giR be mate 70 fie fert M
l \ rico County Curt, to discontinue tic Old Brock
road, fr0nr the city Of Richmond 30 O1eens Tdrers
Aug. ). lists
.U MFR eobics Of .Helsh's .JLab Of he Ssat Of
U@.Set for sac afAJs Office
BOOK AND ION PLJ.N+T I.fG,
Done at the Office o Richie s Tr,iehesrt, in IEar,
riSs building, corner Of Brick Row.
q GENILEMAN aboU 20 f.s,rtl tef'. Ncster7o
~ Country, wouIdbe glad 81 unde 81 transact
my business IN TIC Country, w,iice ttfr at+ 10
MS cuei such as cUlloaEus E grs ~ ;li5. o.
ice.
Augas. Ce)
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1sSiiE Subscriber will sell HOUSE, wen situated
TAVERN,
Between Mrs. Iinslcy's and Charlottesville on the
stage road at that place called Wilmington, with so
acres of woodland adjoining the same Also, IO0Oa
ercs OF the same tract well adapted to corn and wheat
with some tobacco land. The House upon it. with
some repairs, would Accommodate family Terms
maybe kno~a BIZ applying Capt Miles Cary in the
neighborhood OF Richmond, to my grandson, w. j.
Cary, or to me WILSON NILES CARY
August g. Ct
CO. The Editor of the fredericksburg Herald, viii
publish the above three weeks, and send their account
10 the Editor OF ibis paper ior payment.
AND OFFICE, August 9th, ISlit--in pursuance
: OF an act OF Assembly passed the 18th February
1871, entitled " IN act 10 amend he seI~raI I1os co-
se'7pHy Escheats," do hereby make known that
the three following tracts of ad, situated in the coun-
~ OF Piusyiyanis, have eseiIeted to the Common
wealth, appears by the ceFticate GG the Escheator
Of sid county, dated the Sth day Of July last VIZ one
tract containing by estimation 955 acres OH Staunton
river, other tract Containing by estimation us a.
cFes, Stannton and Pig r-es, AID one other tract
consiuiug by estimation 80 acres, on Stanton river
OF which Mr. Jacob Rubaman Of the state OF Pennsyl-
yania, is said tohave died seized.
CHARLES BLAGROVE, ReF'T.
Aug. i0------6w
or The Editor Of the National Intelligencer will
nset the above Advertisement ia lus paper Eog weeks
giccessively transmit his TO lis department
for payment
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saLEs 1T AUCTION:
Office e Establishment offhe

Office e Establishment ofthe
PETERSBURG IETELLIGENcER.
MIL iiE SOLD. a; Public Auction, on Friday
w The 26ii Instant. ile Establishment Of this OF
lice.
hose Who are acquainted with the town, may form
some dt@ OF tiss value OF Ibis paper; TO those dis
tanee It ma. be necessary to state, that the Essbisb
inert IS very lucrative one,l,d from the high s;asd-
ing this paper mas acquired drii.s period OF nearly
tnnW years nom its commencement, the value tn-
uerhs former management viii be much ENLARGED.
q credit OF one, two S<thrce years viii be allowed.
the purchaser giving bond with approved security, 50
bear interest from the date
Anna Dickson, -fd1a'5e.
Petersburg, August 5ti., .s i&----i,s
CT further Information tat i've to this Estalis.-
1T the Office.
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ron RENT,
yENlIE H5alse an n S7cet, lately occ7bfed 6y .;fr
Il GGFTeNr--gfs &c
N p POITIAUX.
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ETIItGiNIA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
OF the Superior Cont Of Cl,ancery Tor the Rich
inond District, the LIST DAY of July, 1914,
join Haynes, administrator dc bonis Of William
AGAINST
Dayil L. IS. .Inlnes Winfrcc and Iorlns Sco,t
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AIOTICE.-.4 yUoaoHs0iH BE- mate 20 the 1ert H,-
~ rico CO1aifg Curt, to discontinue tic Old Brock
road JrGl the city Of Richmond, 80 O1seifs Tduers.
Aug. 8. lists
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10000 of the British troops ere 10 be embark
ed in the Garonnc fer Ireland ard large DO
dy TOR America. We trust that the latter
will be sufficiently numerous TO terminate the
war properly. There is in this Country such
acontcmpt for the American government,
that we cannot bring ourselves to think them
OF consequence enough to require any effort !;
aiid thus the reptiles escape, because we will
not take the trouble To crush them. 1t should
be remembered, however, that their venom
IS more than propcrtionate to their bulk, or
to their courage (; and besides, BY feeble and
protiactcd wal fare, we shall teach them dis
cipline to our own cost. we have now u for
midable army accustomed to conquer. Let
them not DC kept AZ home to rust in nacticn,
whilst, we compliment the Eopkinses and
Wilkinsons, by show of respecting their mi
htary oXcrtionS
Ihe Russian ambassador had lone audi
dience of the Prince Regent yestercav
Lore! Hill is said TO have acceptcI the GEM
mand tthe troops destined 20 act against the
United States. II is 70 be altogether indie
pendent OF the military Government OF Cana
da.
PORTSMOUTH, May 2S.-Sailcd the Hin
dostan store-ship, with American prisoners
on board, for the River; the Newcastle. so
guns, Capt. Lord George Stuart, with Com
modore Codringtou's broad pendant on beard,
Ior the North-Anler:can STATEN, ard the Ere
bus Of 90 guns, fitted fer firing rockets, fo1 the
same station.
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FREDEnIcKsBuRe, July IS.
THE F.NFMY

:, nave again made their appearance in the
POTOMAC, and renewed their work Of des+;,,c
ton. On W ednesday last thev landed a MN.
Der Oh men from fourteen barges, In Eor3onv
river, and burnt the dwelling houses os NJ
Samuel Lewis. Mrs. Sandford, Mrs Glascort,
MIS-. buokner and Mrs. Thompson, with the
tobacco warehouse and all the what IN va,
ncighborhood. They shortly after rep.irei
on board their ships.
Several hundred Of tie militia IF this town
and county, left here yesterday for the Poto~
mac.
LATEST From THE POTOMAC.
4 citizen ofthis place who left this town ON
thursday, tor the purpose Of observing the
movements OF the enemy, on the Potomac, re-
turned last night Yesterday morning at . o.
clock, he left the Gifts. two miles bs1ru,
Popes creek, and about EIGHT from tie enc
my shipping They were at anchor between
biaclstone's leland and Nomony bav. tIIe tsiud
beng against their moving up the river Theft,
force Consisted Of one "a ard three G;s,ies.
with many tenders, which could not be corpt
ed from their being in constant motion. The
troops which were landed on "Wednesday i,
W cstInorsland county, were variously est.
mated by those who lived in the ncigh5othood
OF the bay; some making them 1900, while o.
ulers suppose them not 20 have e,Ceeded
900 Iney were embarked on Thursday,
after having committed extensive derrc0a
TONS OF various sorts on Nomcny BAY, md
within two miles Of the Courthouse. They
burnt the houses and other propcrtv ulcrtiop
ed above, and took with theu a lumber Of
Negroes. Colonel Parker was Yesterday
n ohelton's CT IS roads to which point the M
itia ot Wcstmorcldud were moving. Cole.e1
smith was at Pope's Greek Church. with thc
Ning George militia and Considerable bodje.
Ut those Of Spottsylvaun ard Ftafl-rd were
marching 10 III dlecron Of Mattox Creek
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bears 4 well executed enamel OF the action
between the Shannon and the Chesapeake,
and on the other tile city arms.
May 22.--The word peace has something
In it so agreeable, 50 attractive, and 50 new
TO as that we cannot avoid mentioning the re-
ports which have been in circulation Tor some
days past, though we cannot undertake to
warrant their authenticity. If We may be-
leve our politicians, we shall soon see our for
mer relations restored with St. Domingo,
Martinique, our possessions ii the Antilles,
and on the coasts OF Malabar and Coroman-
del.
Our territory, taking France as she was on
the 1ss Of June, 1922, viii obtain ar increase
OF population when the Defmtiye Treaty shall
havebeen signed
There viii be no contribution fer the ex-
pences of the prisoners of war.
The French army will consist of 100000
linen, including the household OF the King,
which will NOT exceed $4,000. Several other
arrangements viii soon, it is said, be known,
unless the High Contracting Parties deter
mine that they shall not be made public till af-
ter the signing of the dehnitive treaty, which
VIII take place in London. AT any rate what
is already known Of the terms OF this treaty
has produced great sensation among ali
Classes, and had remarkable Influence OF,
the public funds.-Jou,WaiQe Paris, l1yY IS.
According to the last accounts from Italy,
the Pope accompanied by the Sacred Col
legc, was 20 make his solemn entry into Rome
OH the 10Th of this month.
MIR. Xrauntz arrived yesterday morning, at
the Foreign Office with dispatches from Vis-
count Castlereagh, at Paris, which place he
left on Friday. The return of his Lordship
is not known, nor is the departure of the ALI
ed Sovereigns for this country. One of the
Paris papers which we have received on the
Goth inst INT, speaks of the departure of the
Emperor of Germany, as near at hand, and
likely to take place between the 25th and the
20th. Private accounts represent the French
capital to be the seat of endless intrigue and
1t is not without great surprise that several
tNrious adherents ofthe late Tyrant have
recently been seen to arrive there and even
10 be received with distinction.
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~ AArrTMoRr, Ju;y q,
Two C0tntu TOagns totcu !


ATNAP0Lis, July 81
=, we learn by respectable gentleman from ta,y.r,
County, that the British WHO dS,rr,ca ,,,
Is at Hunting Town, Tuesday last burnt tie totr.
House, &c. at Prince Freiicricktown. Caiy,rt!i
n,: ALIXASDRIA, july FL
ifgIcl Stfer rom yo'7's geztiamaa d. I'.r.
we received ino.pation from c.ief;.rcrt sa,rsa4
mat me 5r'ush were IN quiet possession Of Iuo,l!.
towl'--t'at they landed about day Ugh. On Ineslsy
morning aud cstSht the people in bed. Th.. 7.iit;,
under general Stuart (ahoit 250l arc er,,,,c1 ;
IN miles o'i,e enemy, but owing f. the Brift H.
ine reprcScitdto befrsm to 7G0 s.rou- in Je1osr,
OWL the General could 10; march t',crc hit ir,n,.
u'aTN lz,'eN o'NeIHior the whoe Militia cf Charles
'nI - MaiFs counties, to turn out ear mas, and 10
arrive 1t heat-qrsTors near Leoharrltop trr,o.,,,s
Therefore every man from L 10 IS years Is tnGer.reh
ne %.ter mrther represents that the iniabtar,s
niinre and moving oif from that place.
C@hiaty' -. .lIdjg's cor7,t,
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BALTIMORE, July 25
EXTRACT TO THE EDIT 1Es-DATFD

- 'te''-'tS tS't, Vftsy Il.
understanding that sIrpri2e has been esl-
pressed ut the opinions IN favor e a Success
hll treaty being formed fr US in Europe.
which have gone from this place, it is proper
to state that tire evidence on which these o.
pn'cns were formed was communicated at
the same time with them, and gave the pub
lie also an opportunity Of deciding for them
selves IS to the probability q realizing the e.
vent anticipated Nv some here. Tit unncces-
s.ry to repeat thc Facts. If your paper has
been the organ Of pacific indications, it has
also been tbc trumpeter &c proclaim the ne
ccgsty of preparation in che contemplation Of
either peace or continuance Of war. Ifueace
were almost certa'u until it actually arrives,
we Should act rs + il were remote, and only
TO be attained Dy ihc vigor ii oar ccunciIs end
tac success Of cur aruis That raCiGCatiOn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-27

letter to a gentleman in this city, giving
some few particulars relative 70 the late en-
gagement near Chippeway, states, that a Bri
fish captain, prisoner, slightly wounded, OBJ
served, attert the engagement, that " tie Rov-
al Scots ncUer turned thea- bucks uhon an en-
eng, nntHthey met Tvifh tie damn'd Yonkees."
Bah Par