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semtled at Back River, to the number CT fn,, a.
4op IN consequence ALI alarm and co,iius:on TO
Amelia. The Gun-.oa;s had been ont il, pursui, OF
the British Ba,ycs, srd re;nrned after having succeed
ed IN re-eaptar,3 the Lady CT the Lake. from Amelia
bound 10 Tho Pert, laden with dry -,oo.ls, sSc
II was also ,vlorted unt Mr. ih,bgnon. and = MIR
Rial, had raised breast work Jeky island with the
bales o Cotton they had recap,ire from the eneny's
i'arg"s and tina, IN with several Of the BAR
srs, t!.c, weie rerussd with the loss Of killed anil
or wounded They afterwards, however effected t.
landing or Jekyl, and puniereti Mr. Duhisrou OF 6OOo
Collars in specie, and carried Oh 50 o hs pruest ne
SsoSl. .bfliStrf1i.
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sent into the country and the American sea-
men were arrested and brought to town; and
rs they could rot designate the said pretend
ed deser,ers al, the seamen have passed an
examination of the British officers, but no
such persons were TO be found among them
was requested by the governor ard the L; i
fish consul to attend this Illuminating exami-
patton, as was also captain Red, but declined
to sanction by our presence any such proceed
inSs.
Capt. Reed has protested sgains. the Brit
isn commanders OF the squadron for tie Gn-
warrantab!e destruction @. his vessel in :. ncu-
trail & friendly port, as also against tie gov
eminent OF Portuga! tyr their inaoiii,y to pro-
tsct him. no doubt this government vii! feel
themselves hcund u maze ample indcmnlh-
c1t' n to tn owners officers and rex OF this
vesse. tor thc great loss they hay- scverally
sustained.
Shall, as cary IS possible, transmit
stStemecr or this TO our minister 1T Rio jane
'rp, -: his government.
I hlye the honor to be, with the creates,
respccs, .ir, your most obeclient servant
JOHN B. DABNEY.
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EAtUiKER-Ot%ICE,
RICHMOND, tNA.l DEcEmpER i3, Isl
CouacR CAao.Ory, Dee. 1ofh. 1s14

CcuaeR Chanl0sr, Dee 10fh, 1914.
HESrLrMhN,
As the tune has arrived wiish drsso.yes
the ohcn' cop;ecta ti'a has iCng suysiste bet e.n
Is, c'i.ot l,reso pit"ie telIuens To- YOU an
eASss,oi VI y unI, ttI t''e: ks, Euan.ss al
Support ,%i 'ia'e mNul.D auviIvd rIe, cus,n- IA,
eti,tIns.ce IL, oiie,.
'iS lroois vi n,.i. and psrotsn whioh you nave
80 nS!"enu! ia'sestoi .,'T.uy u.e sruttsis uri,.s
Ihi"'" "e' We have .,sseu, p.uges VI ,t,,,
iuiite usefulness InLe ic ils us,,icrsui h w,,u
val hereafter pres'Ge over you oei,jei atlns-I Nc,
!oi 10 J.".sc "at N'iur l.ieinp has na,ic AT n,;.
bic IMPRESSION ny i..,i, which 4 shaii CHERISH viii,
the N.,i.,G,t sro.nIct tefrcf so ali ,n e,.;-ct,.
ate isie"e'i; Ma. a.U.ul your welfare and
ha. pniess,
v,.r Fricnd,
JsDARBOUR
ihc CO4.sai q %.afe.
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PoGFesvrIrE. IT'D

RoGERsvTLLE, TT. Dec. 8.
E1ctracf 2Fd letter from 1H,mGS q. Rogers,
Esq. % ais brother Caht. John II. Rogers,
dated
S.. Stephens Nov. 18th, 1871.
Dear Brother,
doubt not yon are anxious to hear
the result o. the late expedition against Pen
sac Ia. On Sunday the 9Th inst. our AMY
approached it, snt, a Gag was sent III summon
ing It TO s'irIeDder--but from the recep ton it
met with, the fire OF six or eight rounl OF
Cannon, 1t Gould rot make the demand but was
forced to retreat--as it was very late in the
evening when the fiag WIS sent, the matter
was deferred unit. morning after Revee " to
arms" was beat ; in few minutes the army
entered the town in triumph Under a brisk
free of grape ana canister from the town,
and bomb and bali from the fort and some
BrltiS!l vessels that lay 1T anchor in the bay.
we, however, sustained but little injury
nc town immediately surrender cd-the fort
Continued TO give us an occascna al shot until
dark, when the officer Commanding gave up
his sword. The British discovering we had
gained possession OF the town and tort, moved
down to the barrankas, q strong Spanish bat
terry that commands the entrance Of the bav,
and with the permission OF the Spaniartls, as
we suppose, dismonntetEth the gGns and blew up
the works, which entirely disabled us FROM
maintaining possession of the place The
General deemed it advisable to evacuate the
place and commence the return march on the
9th. Thus, sir, enccd-thc worh that has
tor long time excited much interest among
the People OF TINS section OF the United
States.
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Council Cn"mler, loM Dec. 1871.
SIR,

We ac'nos ledge the rccelIt of your friendly
sdtresS Iia'ns "itueestu ,iu,1us L,eut admins
Ia .Iou your iIiCnuly ad unre..nt el.ots i,,, lie.
pu"e se''se "'i sheese sa;iaiAotDn, VIC Le;,l les
u.nony to thu Oh the present occasion.
AT yoir leaving the Executive body,we beg per-
n'isson further 10 say, that you followed b, ,,.
personal esteem OF Its members and h. ti,,.
best wishes IOr your future welfare.
LLnah Nuns, joan Can,hbeN.
Hni U'aralazy, RoberL <3nayl,r
.NdihI. IL. C.ul5orne, .3y.n,lr oA0i,h.
II. Y. Dahicl, ChuS. Everette.
James LUIJO,lr, Esq
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CHar,eston, DEE. 8.
IEPo RT.F.NT NE TVS FROM TIE
.AnIJI'yJ

C2ty Of c letter 20 z. ~. Racot, Esq
Savannah Republican Of;ce, Sunday evenu.
O'clock, Dcc.A, 1914.
have Just received from my corrcspon-
dent in Milledgevi.le, (Geo.) the following
very important news which hasten to give
you: :.t.
AGlN.dgew2e. Dec. !, 1914.
&C Governor Early has this mo;nent been
put in possession of letter from Colonel
Hawkins by which we are informed that gen.
Jackson has 1s.Sen Possession ot Pensacola
with very littie opposition
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SAvAHNAH. Dec.
FURTHER PARTICULARS
or TuE Loss or
THE GEN ARMSTRONG

Captain Reid has politely favored the Ed
tor of the Republican, with the following let
ter from he American Consul, which gives a
particular account OF the attack ON the Gen.
Armstrong, by : British squadron in Fayal
roads.
70 tie Seeyefwy Of State oCMe U. States,
UuShngton.
FArAL, 5th Oct 1914.
SIR,
have che honor to state TO you that
most outrageous violation of the neutrality
Of this port, in utter contempt Of thc laws Of
civilized nations, has recently been commit
tC! hcTc by tdc commanders Of his Britannia
maiestys SHIPS Piantagenet, Rota and Car
n','oi', asaio-, the american private armed
bEis Gen. Arae rrng. Samuel &. Reid, COM
maocer 5u. have great satisfaction ia be
H.. aiie - adj. Cha. CHS Occurrences ter,na.-
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In hasJe,


The SIN mentioned in our paper Of yes
-Ter,iay as being at the bIr, proved to be the
ROSEL, QUAvNEGo prize master, from Ha
wanna to Liverpool, with FIVE others, four of
which tinclnding the above ship and brig,
which arrived at this port on Monday, with d
full cargo Of sugar and coffee) were taken by
the privateer Kemp Of Baltimore, Capt Al
media. The ship fought for two hours before
she struck. The Kemp had one man Killed
and three wounded in the action. The Rosel
had 10 guns and so men. Cargo 1000 boxes
OF sugar and 100 bags Of coffee. She is 500
tons, and coppered.
We regret to add, she was stranded on the
bar on Monday night, and with her cargo will
De totally lost. The Kemp was only three
days out from Wilmington, ". e. wien she
made the above captures, and had 100 prs
oncrs on board when left.
A letter from Captain Nloderin of the
schooner Harriet and Ann, from this port
bound to Amelia, with cargo Of cotton, la
ted at Savannah en- the 3Oth ut. says" was
captured by the boats Of the Lacc,lemonian
ffiyate ON the 10Th inst. in Tea Kettle Greek,
Il 8 O'clock in the morning. escaped in the
bout with three Of the crew, leaving OH board
flr 8urnie, Passenger, and one OF the RE
5rOfs. Eitore we're about sail taken bv tic
)argcs." Charleston Gazgic.
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Iossiaefis, & say /" we will make neace with
you wneu you please, nut you must let Us k-en
what we have Sof ;" what Shall we say of
those wise men. who have been put tn sleep
oy the last opiate dispatches from GheN-S
VINO nave not strained every nerve to raise
men ana money, TO prepare for the worst?
Go back to past times. See what the wise
Franklin advised in parallel case. Read lis
correspondence in 'S2, when he. the Minis
Ter OF the y. States at Paris, was about TO en-
Ter INTO negotiation with O. B. for the trea-
y OF peace. He WAS continually warning
congress to beware Of the delusion of home.
and prepare afresh for the war In his let
ter or March 9, 1882, to the Secretary of
f0regn Affairs, he speaks &c some changes
eaN.hS place in England and adds. "it
Is GO occurred to- they ntcnd some great
rrench) and perhaps mean to carry OFF
Their troops and stores from Eew-Yorl1
and Charcston--1 hope, however laws
ne) that T2e snail not ia cxpecta,ion of this.
REAR IN our preparations for the approach
ing caf"paign. June 25, I7s2.-" Sine.
the'f' success in the w. Indies, | inur;ne
tiiat see marks Of their desiring rtther TO
oTa" the negotiations into icngth, that trey
MY take the chance Of what tie rest of the
campaign may produce in their f.vor"--
('ieres case in poir.1,) 90 an;, rs there are
20 many interests to adjust. it WILDE nrn1syt
lor Us to suppose, that even anothe,. CAN
pa'pn may pass OF, b. fore all Can be agreed.
Something too may happen TO break on tho
negnc'atons, '--,'l we should be irsta,ed jS,.
i"e 7oorsf "--Dctuber Hath, " The court and
p@op'c CT England are very changeable. A
mite tur'i OF fortune in their favor sometimes
turns their heads /; and / Shall not thnL a
peace to bc drfended on, till I see the trea-
lies signed"
And SO ought every honest. ndepcnC mt
and intelligent representative 10 say. so. at
least ought he to act, at the treecat time.
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WASHINGTON, Dec.
THE NATlONAL.BAN

Is undergoing raj examination in the
senate From 'ae vote yesterday against a.
mend'ng it, more fiat,eriug prospec, Of ITS
passage throosh that body opens on our New.
y al. In,.
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O2yYrERy

Un me Ism OF October, M .9m Fanceu, willow
OF the Rev. Robert Yaneey lor rnerIy minister o Fri;
MY Parish, III the county OF Louise. epatcd this lie.
~ 'ie 6it year Of her ago at the seat of her son.
=, Ta' Gh"ies Aa9cey, of the couAty OF Nottingham
te 'hess was long and severe which she bore with
uncommon fortiudc For SOM, line before her ,eafs,
1ne saw with certainty, her sp rochng dissolution
When sue surveyed the dear cts of her affection.
b,'' INCH she was surrounded, = contemplated Wit,
sses3i"y' That stroke which Was separate Lcra
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ATCTy0N

VSFtlE snbscrbcr w a.ll 5atr,r'ay tn. i7th inet
o., the premise et - O'Clock, tho RDLIsfs g,.i
NJ the property d Charles Basrcye decd. 49,
joining the property f NJ j. Quaiie,
Terms OF sae--Sx and twelve norths cr.rSt. mr.
gotahie notes, With deed Of sirist Or Ire proper
I.4S. III LyNCE, .saefa.
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NEGROES Enp sAIr

ihnrs'sy Che oh Of January nev, il cir. o,,,.
e'*,'e, or Tue "eNt fan day, viii exrosc TO sb
I,c Sa'c' III sFoat'NeT, in the cOuat, Of Charles (a,
GpsGrd' ofaa HTnded Lisiy Vireilia 5D1, .sI,-,,s
Sno'g 'hem are cosiee carpenters, shoe makers ma
pIacE-'nlths also, good washers and phin cool AMI
,io ,Iyaniso Of both sexes do not know such
Ioon'h' Will he allowed the purchasers nrnn ,b.i.
e1ng POINTS wfh approved securities before The reno
va OF 'he property Persons prefciring TO nav casa
WI, ot allowed adiscou't Of pr cent uyo, dc,iy ST.
=, ~. uc anne tiine, upon q credit of six months vF
CHGrist 10 >''' "''" "'' e"ee1sf1S
D, RICHARD w. BYRD.
-. ~, ,'eV 10. ms
~ ne f'tor NJ Tic Petersburg Republican i,
rrfnT'stch to insert tie above TIL the Gay Of sale AMI
,-Wero ns account n The Fdtor of Tho Fnquirer'
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For .pAO, TO ,ong f.rqe,f.he,a a srey.

TT T''V-'"T1, V'lt401o Oe'iIS-, e eHfPsgffd:
|-e,t me 's'rm ffecf.ictc file cheerful Gay,
;Nor cast one t'nFing, lingering iooI., beiind9
but ceah had no ter iIT.hern tn retrospect Of
'"S she had 10 cause ofse -repioach for hal
been devoted to the tiEcnt discharge Of erery du;y
IA the various relations in which she had been placed
IN 'oSnS forward To tie future, therefore she mani.
iGsftd ne ea'mos eoDpoare, aEd expressed not sny
the hlpe, but the eOnEnthce Of Happiness bcvond the
grave; No one cou'd have seen this truly COOL wo-
nan dc without secretly wjsbirg'' may nv last end
nc Ike Lers--B-loved aud respected wide living.
hcr loss IS deeply leIuented BY III WHO knew her.
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TIE Hagp--is ,iot taken b, the IaceIemonior.
we have now = clue IN the ing oil Cinrlesto. - "A
was dolhtiess the capture OF te Io=ei by the Eenl
Prvateer
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>, The Virginia Leg stature have a;opt@,1 the
Report OF the Committee of Finance with a.
neirlments, ant referred it to the committee
to draft correspondent bilIs-They went on
Saturday, into Committee Of the Whole, on
'he DJfnce HW-they were init, Yesterday
and will not probably riss. Def re to-mor-
row. Several amendments have been adnnt-
cd.
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EfHdcf 81 ettsr recefvedin Rtiii'rore from a ee,-
i.emo' III 81. Barts, d.ted i2;h Na1.
,.o dnnrai Ccci.sne is collecting troops from tie
.'eIeh earrsonS IA the English islands sait TO b.. es-
tined against y. Orleans"
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FROM TIE RAppAHAENOcK

Zen. Cooke and his troops have returned
to Camp Carter-I'he British dar q not lard
at urhanna or any other point IF the River
they disappeared from tie r ppahannn OK ot,
tr1day-sHpposed to be bound TO Tangier IT.
lands, to deposit the small * contcmptible
booty which they have colectetl.-Sush is the
Honcr OF the S,ld!ers of Britain
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, we are requested tn s'n', thpt Doctor Crrr7,es
the present senator OF Prince gorge SUR, & Isl-Of
gh', dernes Icing candi tie at the ensuing eiec-
Al April next
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{" Fo9. Ha4ck7ns, 30tb Nor. 1914.

'FSH"toI d." ''NC' =
" have just received the ing-Gen.
Jackson has taken Pensacola. There were a
Jew o: The inhabitants oily who guarded in i
part Of the town, fired a few rounds, and sur
rendered. The British fixed d slow match
to the magazine, of which the general vas
apprized and kept back ill it blew up. He
then marched in, stayed few days only, and
returned to Fort Montgomery, report say
ON his way to New-0rieans. The hostile In
dians are quite silent STAGE the blasting Of their
hnnes 81,
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KNoxvILLE, !Soyemb,. Is.
IMPORTANT.


IMPORTANT.
We stop the press to insert the following
letter tas moment received.
Fort Montgomery, Nov. ., 1871.
ION the 9TH, PENSACOLA WAS
TANf.N---the British slew up Barracks and
ted.--W c have not heard particulars.
/ am, &c.
w. PURRIS
J. n, Gamble, Esq.
y. > 1t is said four of our men were Killed,
and three. or four wounded. The Spanish
fired a few guns. The Spanish flag, Cor some
purpose is yet flying on the Notifications.
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Your friend and servant.

= ! y. T u u.
P. S. The British are. committing great de-
prcdatons TO che south Of this---the) last week
captured fourteen coasters--lAntlcd Oh Iclsyl
Island and robbed Mr.. Bubrinnay, planter
on the Island, Of Sir thousand doiars aud
thtrtYI rinie Negroes. 10 this expedition the
British lost seven men kii!ec and eigft woaa-
dcd
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STAY RONnc

( U"fer me- hfe H.recuf.n Lam,
For Haie - tir '-O Zee of ifitclqe y 4Iuedeqrf
Ilngris-s (nLn-r. Erok Pnw
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SsvAVSAr Dec. 8.
IN re t,t bsfaut It vas expected .,n s.G.[ would
male q, A~Il'A, by tic Pst, ats ~lD xrrc ss-
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FROM The " Y CANINE ~ciGS SdUernscr.
10 the friends Of Catholic Emancipation
(and in this land of civil AMI religious lib-
erty they must be numerous) the follow
inS maiden speech of a ,oung Irish Conn
sehor. at ~ e ing fire leading Catho.
lies held lately IN Sligo, will be perused
with pleasure. Il exhibits fne soeci.
rneh OF that species of oratory peculiar to
the Irish. ..
COUNt ELLOR PHILIPS SPEECH.
Councillor Philips rose and spoke as iol
lo"s--l think, Sir, you will agree with me-,
that the most experienced speaker might
justly trembe on addressing you, after the
display you have Just Witnessed. VIVA,
must feel, then. who never before address
SEQ public audience However, Il would
be an un @or.hy Alteration i'm me. flat
tempt TO conceal from you the emotions with
"hich am agitated by this kin NJ =. The
exaggerated estimate which ,ther couutie.
nave made of the few services so ,oung q
man could render, has, trust, n Uired me
with me sentiments it ought but herr.
90 confess to you, feel no ordinary sensa
uon-here, where every object springs Some
sweet asso lation, aud the loyeiiest visions
neliowed as they are by time, rive paiutec
on the eve OF memory here, where the
light OF Heaven first blessed nv infant view
ana atUre 6reathed into my infant hear.
,ha aroSur Tor my country, which NOTHING
Oul oeath caa chil--here, where the scene
~ my ohldbocd remind IRE how innocent
was, o th graves of my athers admopist
me how rWe should contiuue-here
S'a""'"g Is DO among ny fsirest, fondest
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[Vol. 1O.---No. so.

'ratitude the Good will give thee their
Deneuic.,on, the, Great their applause-.the
Poor all they have, heir braves ami,
perhaps, when The splendid Slave and he
Shaii go to their account together, the Gree.
ocp'rit may hear that's prayer. though it rise
from poor man and Catholic
ms speech produced an effect upon the
audience which we should in vain attempr
to described
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~ CL.4.NCERP
a T. Chaneery District Court held in Williams
"a burg Oct. Goth, 1873.
Bushrod Washington Phf.

a T a Chaneery District Court held in Williams.
" burg Oct. Goth, 1913.
Bushrod Washington Ph6.
&c., AGAINST,
Henry Lee Il Thomas Rowand I,effs
This cause, in which the plaintiffs bill has been IA.
ken TOR confessed against the defendant Lee and
the nisf decree returned executed came ON this day
10 he heard the bill, the answer of the defendant
Rowsad, exhibits, report OF master commissioner
Coleman, and wss argued by Counsel on consider.
suon whereof, the court confirming the said report
doth adudse, order and decree, that unless the de-
PENDANTS do. on. before the twentieth of ADril
next ray nRto the plaintiff the su,a Of eleven thous
and eight hundred Sud fourteen dollars and seventy
eight cents, with interest. on Eight thousand twn
hundred and twelve da'srs and seventy three cents
psrt thereof AZ the rate a SIX per centln DER anpum
thereon f,orn he 9th ay az October 1912 till paid
snd al the cost and charges attending the proseeu
ton Of this suit-That RI defendants their heirs &
all otksra ceiwing "ndsr them, be from ihenceforh
barred and forecoged OF sH fcuiry and riS 1T 10
deem tract or parcel OF hard lying and being in the
County OF Westrnoreland on the river Potomack
commonly called and known ly the name of Cabin
Point and at the time OF the execution OF the deed
~ rrortgnge, was ia the possession of Mrs. Mary
Smith, oontsning about eleven hundred acres,
which sid 'rsct parcel of land is in ihe pos
ssiou OF the defendant Rowsud, and in csse ofde-
fault t the pay ent of tive money with interest and
costs aforesaid he tine afore said that Richard
f.. Parker. E'lys CurIie and John Campbell, or
any two of them, after giving one mouths notice in
one Ct the newspapers published in the CITY Of
Richmond al also st the front door Uf the cOuI {
home Of WestmSreIaud County, do expose 70 public
sale by Auction Cor ready money, the tract Or par
eel Of land aforesaid in the indentnre OF mortgage
men'ioned ard filed exhibit in this Cause, and
ont ofthe proceeds of sale Aforesaid pay first tho
expenses of sale, and then pay the plaintiff the
aforesaid sura of Eleven thousand eight hundred s.
fourteen dollprs and seventy eight cents with inter.
est on eight Thousand two hundred and tv Give dol
lars and seventy three cents part thereof the rate
Of six per centum pes annum thereon from the 9th
day of October 1912, till pail. and the costs, and
the surplus ofihe proceeds ofthe sale sc any depo
sit in the Virginia Bank the credit of thi,
cause, ard make renort of their proceeding, to th
court in order to final decree.
Plaintiffs costs $50 f8.
Copy. Teste.
EDMUND GHRISTIAN, C. C.
BY yirtse OF the above decree viii be sold for rea
dy money on the 9th day of Msy 1914, before thu
Tavern now Oce"pieh bv Thomas~ Speucc at West
morelanh Court House, the tract OF land mentione,
in the above decree.
RICHARD r. PARKER.
E Fl ~ GImRiE. Cornmr's.
Jan. 90. I'm
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By Thomas Richie.
Enr Gottcnbnrg.

JrMLN TOT "OEEfHOHFS,
$nNlXSS, The Spanish brig San francisco
&SMSN$l.T de Asis, Capt. Tentino, lying
ss$tsS-sf-r@-, in the port of Norfolk, tn sail u
ballast wind and weather permitting the first week
IN March next will take single letters at so cents
each, and Passengers. with passports, to he landed
If desired, in the Channel, at Bremen, hamburg,
or in any country in the route in amty with his Ca
,holic Majesty Ferdinand 9Th.
The San Francisco has excellent accommodate.
ous, is beautiful Corvette built Brig of about so
tons, coppered 10 the bends, and sails remarkably
fs,t. For further particulars. apply To Armistead &
Kelly, Norfolk, or 10
WA. SHEPHERD.
Al letters coming by Post, must be frsnkea--
the passage money will be regulated by custom.
February l. ept101
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ADYERTiSRlIEWT,.

.HDVERTISRlIEW
4 NY person wishing to use in their Distillety,
IA Grocery or otherwise, DIR. Allison,s highly an.
proved method of improving sprituous liquors, sc.
may be furnished with Individual rights at S 20 in
any town or county in Virginia, not already excl,,.
ssvelJ furnished. GA application to Mr.. CorneIiu.
Payne, Lynchburgh, or the Subscriber Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10. If
P-S Communications by mail. post paid, will be
promptly attended to.
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LNFORNXTyOW W.4WTED.

an the i4th of December last, y Waggouer> who
~ calls himself John Mckinney rccei we'd AZ per
receipt OF Mr. VIM. Morris Janr ia Baltimore, !
Iron bound casks of Porter, marked 10 my nsIne,
care OF VIM. Norris, jr. aad branded Dawson and
Morrison-to be delivered 10 rue here. Any n-
formation on the subject will be thankfully recey-
ed & literally rewarded by
LEWIS ZLMOR.
Petersburg, Feb. 5. 2aw2w
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PORTER, SEINE THINE IND
COTTON.
DO Casks Hibbert's Porter & BrownStout,
500 lbs London Sene-twne,
25 doz. Sack bags and
100 Bales superior quality Upland Cotton, for
sale by
BRIDGES & ROBERTSON.
Feb s. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-08

BY yirtHe OF the above decree will be sold for rea
dy money on the 9th day Of May 1914, before the
Tavern now occupied bv Thomas- Spenc- at West
moreand Court House, the trsct OF land mentioned
in the above decree.
RICHARD r.. PARKER