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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
US. BARBOUR.
PRiZES! PRIZES!

On the sirfh Of May nert, zvil be rectived
q the 40th Days drawing offhe
WARRINGTON MONUMENT LOTTERY !;
E,lRST drawn Number, on that day, entitled
i to Prize of 81, 000--and 10 days after,
the Prize of S40,OOO-Besidest the floating
Pres Of SsOG0, $1,000, 500, &c. &c Present
price OF Tickets, k3 dollars, and will advance
shortly l7 4
The 18th days drawing ofthe BALTIMORE
HOSPITAL Lottery, will be received on the
or the 5th Of Siay-First drawn No. on that day
is entitled to the prize Of 10000 dollars-A
few days drawing after, the $4,000, the two
5000, and several $500, will be drawn. Pre-
sent price of Tickets. Sl4.
A few Tickets (warranted undrawn) in the
Aforesaid Lotteries, can be bought for Prize.
Tickets, or for Negotiable Notes, at the Sub
scriber's office; where Bank Notes of other
States, or Prize Tickets, will be discounted or
exchanged. Tickets examined gratis. aud to
distant adv nturers. notice by mail viii be Civ.
en- OF the fate of their Tickets.
ALSO FOR SALE,
STAMP PAPER
Of this State and of the Urited states--And
: likewise,
AFEw KEGS OF
PRINTING INK,
Crucibles-Cohher StiYs--and fen Pack.
ages Of
Cotton Goods
All Of which viii be sold, on the most liberal
terms, by
J.. b. KERsHEEDT,
a fem Doors 6eiow the Bel TGver,,.
, April 80. St
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New Publications.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
~ 3Hfs OFFICE.

EABER on the Holy Spirit.
Life Of Souyarof
Elements OF Geography, OF An Extensive Abridgc-
ment thereof; exhibiting view of the natural
and artificial features OF the vario divisions OF he
Earth--and embracing those branches of Stats
tics most intimately connected with Geographical
Science-ilinsrated with Msps--By r. Dickin-
son, Esq author of Geographical and Statistical
View oil Massachusetts, sc. &c.--Accompanied
with new Il extensive Introduction, comprising
the Astronomical and other subjects preliminary
to the stady of Geographically e. Hoyt, Esq. a,i-
thor Of several Military Works
a Mothers Advice TO her Son & Daughter by the
Marcboness De Lambert.
Lecons de Geographic, des'inees apprentice
aux Enfants les Elements de cette Science--Par
l.. GauItier.
The Christian Observer, for July and August, 1918.
The Diverting History of John Bull & Brother Jo-
nathan.
The Bride Of Abydos, Turkish Tale,--by Lord
Byron.
Lewis and Clark's Expedition.
/6rn Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
BELL MEAD.

Belonging to the heirs of the late CHAnLxs Lo
GAN, Esquire, containing 1888 acres.-Deep
creek, which is large and never-failinr stream
runs through the tract and affords a most valu-
able MILL SEAT, about half mile from the
river, to which it is boatable-It is in good and
healthy neIghbourhood, which with the faci-
MY oil carrying the crop to market by water
increases ITS value, the freight of wheat being
generally only about cents bushel. There
are anout $50 acres above & from 80 to 40 acres
below the creek, of the FIRST RATE JAMES
RIVER Low GROUNDS-tbe hirb land ;s
principally in woods, lays we'll, is heavily tim
bered, and is generally good fertile FARMING;
and TOBACCO LAND-It will be divided into
two tracts, as may appear to be the wish of the
purchasers. Possession will be given of the
land, for wheat, in time 10 SOW this season. aud
OF the buildings, &c. ON the first day of Janua
ry. one third ofthe purchase money to be paid
on nrst September next, and the balance in two
annual payments Personal security will be
required Ter the FIRST payment, and deed OF
trust on the property to secure the whole. Mr.
Tucker, who lives on the estate, will shew !,
previous to the day of sale, to any person wish.
ing TO purchase. One of the undersigned viii
also be in the neighbourhood for that purpose
from tho Goth to the 25th April, and from the
10TH OF May to the day of sale. Should the 18th
OF May be rainy day, the sale may possibly be
postponed till the next fair day; but as some
bidders will probably be from distance, as
wen as the subscribers, no trifling cause will
de'ay tue sale from positively taking place, and
no private sale will be made in the interim.
CHARLES r. LOGAN, FOR
himself and as attorney.
JAMES CARTER.
NEIL MCOULL.
ADrlI l. 1914
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TRULYR0RTUMATE INDEED.
The 10000 dollar Prize, also
PROM
YATES OFFICE.
No. 1S648
Was drawn the Capital PRIZE of 800, 900, on
Tuesday last. IN the

Was drawn the Capital PRIZE Of S2o, 1000, on
Tuesday last, in the
Washington Monument LOTTERY.
I T was sold by tho Truly Fortunate Vendors
L of Tickets, G.. r.. WAITE, and was sent
enclosed in letter. only few days since, to
gentleman at Windsor in Vermont. It is ra.
Their extraordinary that only IL days prior, were
drawn two Capital Prizes, one of $4,000 in the
above Lottery, and one OF 80, 600 Dollars in the
Trinity Church Lottery, which were both sold
by G. & r WAITE the $4,000 prize in shares
OF Tickets signed by them, and being the
highest prize ever sold in the u. s. in shares OF
Tickets; and the highest prize ever drawn by
one number, in any Lottery m the United States,
viz. 900, was also sold by G. c, r. WAITE.
who have now few more warranted undrawn
Tickets for sale in the Washington Monument
LOTTERY, at their Office in baltimore They
have also for sale, ct their Offices in Ncw.Yorlk
and Albany, Tickets in the
NETWORK STATE LOTTERY,
FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH:
$4,000 Hghes. Prize.
Shares of Tickets also signed by them.
|T The Public will please to take notice, that
all Tickets from G. 6 R. WAiTE's Offices will
have their name printed on the back of each,
and those without their name are not from their
offices. They will advance Cash for Prizes as
soon as drawn, and give all Lottery information
gratis. A liberal allowance made TO those who
buy quantity OF Tickets.
Books s Stationary,
Playing Cards-Sdnd Pdher-Emery, &c.
scholesaie G'retait, as d6oue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
Genuine Vaccine Matter.
PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE
Is hereby given that the Subscriber, in cor.
Il formity to the act of the General Assem-
bly,, passed February 9TH, 1914, and entitied
An act for the free distribution Of genuine
vaccine matter, &c. is ready to furnish the
same, without Fee or Reward, to any Cit
zen or Citizens ofthe Commonwealth of Viz
ginia, who may apply to him for it. Proper
directions how to use it, will likewise be fur.
nished, If required, free of any expence
whatever.
All letters relative to vaccination, either
to or from the Undersigned, and not excee
ding hall an ounce in weight, are considered
by the United States mail free of any Pos
age. (See the act Of Congress, entitled an
act to encourage vaccination.'') Apply at a
ny time through the medium Of the POST
Ohsce, directed to JAMES SMITH.
Agent for Vaccination,
Baltimore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
ITALIAN SONG.

DEARis my little native vale,
The riug-dovebulds and Marbles there;
Close by my co, she tells her tale
To every passing viliagcr. i;
The squirreiiesps from tree to tree,
Aud shells her nuts at liberty.
In Orange groves and myrtle bowers,
Breathing gale Of fragrance round,
] charm the fairy-footed hours
With the soft lute's romantic sound
Or crowns Of living laurel weave,
For those who win the race al eve.
The shepherds horu at break of day,
The ballet danced in t..iiisht glade,
The cazonetand roundelay
Sung the silent greenwood shade;
These simple joys, that never fail,
Shall bind MS, 60 my native vale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
SCRAPS.

DREAMS are but iuterludes. which Fancy makes
While Monarch Reason sleeps. this mimic wakes,
Compounds medIy Of disjoin,ed things
"A mob of COOLERS and a court of Kings. 8
LOVE OF FAME.
Desire of praise FIRST broke the Patriots rest,
And made q bulwark of the Warriors breast
SCEPTicISM.
The sage, who full of doubt maintained
No kind oftruth could be obtained,
In argument could find no clue,
To prove his own position true.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
Cast-Iron Foundry.

THE subscribers have commenced the estab.
4 nent OF a Furnace in this place, under the
firm OF Parkhill, Sabbaton & Co. They expect
to have it in complete operation about the mid.
die OF May next, and viii thankfully receive or.
ders for castings ofany description, which they
trust will be executed with neatness and dis
patch, having procured the best of workmen.
Orders left with Mr.. John Parkhill, at his
store--with Mr.. r. A. Sabbaton, n the works.
just above the Basin on the Canal, or with
Messrs. Follet & Lea, Petersburg, will be strict.
ly attended to.
JOHN PARKHILL
y. A. SABBATON.
FOLLEr & LEA.
Richmond, March "a, 1914 IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE CO.JIyhONWEALIHO OF VIPGE-
MA,
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS official information has been
w received that John Dawson, Esq. re-.
preventative of this State in the Congress of
the United States from the district compo.
sed ct the counties of Orange, Madison.
Leulsa and Spottsylvania, has deharted fhia
life, whereby vacancy has occurred in the
representation from this state :-ThereGore.
have thought fit, by and with the advice
and consent fthe Council of State to require
&doherebyrequire the several slieriffs Of the
counties composing the said district, to hold
an election of a representative to the said
district on the respective court DAYS of their
several counties, which shall happen in June
next, according to the Constitution of the
United States and the Laws of the Com.
monwealth.
Given under my hand as Governor, and
under the seal of the Commonwealth
IL. 81 at Richmond, this 18th day of April.
one thousand eight and fourteen, and
OF the Commonwealth the thirty.
eight.
is. BARBOUR.
April 16, 1914. w4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
Notice.

PURSUANT to Resolution of the Com.
Il mittce appointed by the Common Hall,
Of Richmond, to discover a proper scite for
Courthouse, Clerks Office and jail for the
City Proposals will be received at my
Office, from individuals who have mind to
scll.-Each will describe his ground and
annex the price.
Nav a. IT,
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CHALLENGE:

shall send two mares to Sir Harry
with their produce, will run at New Mar
ket, in the fall of 1918, two races for FIVE
hundred dollars oach-one of them two mile
heats, the other four mile heats, or a single
four or three mile heat--against the prov
duce OF any two mares covered by any one
horse in the United States, Sir Harry and
Sir Alfred excepted. Any gentleman &C.
cepting this challenge, must notify to me on
or before the first day of May ensuing na-
ming the mares and horse, and as 500 afr
ter as possible come toward and enter into
articles.
WILLIAM HAXALLs
Petersburg. March IS, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
Twenty Dollars Reward.

u AN AWAY, Gas am informed, few days
IN before Christmas last) from free mulatto
the last year, negro woman named MARIA
MIDDLETON, belonging to me. She is stout,
full bodied woman, with large eyes, and re-
msrkabIc for deep dimples in her cheeks
Her countenance is pleasing when she smiles,
and one of her fore teeth is out. She common.
iy wears handkerchief on her head like tur.
ban.---I will give the above reward, asd pay
all reasonable expenses to any person who will
deliver her to me in this city,or ten dollars for
securing her so that l get her again.
WIN. MUNFORD.
Richmond, January 81, 1914. Ttf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
May a.
Notice.


T,HE Subscribers having entered into Co.
Il partnership, the Apothecary's and Drug.
gist's bu .iness, heretofore conducted by Philip
Du-val, jr. will be continued under the firm Of
PHILIP DU-V.dL, jr. u Co.
IT The sigs Of the Golden Mortar, Main street,
Richmond.
They expect to receive in few weeks, an adj.
ditional supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
&c. which, with the stock on hand. will render
their assortment very complete; all Of which
will he sold at a very moderate advance or cash
or acceptances in town. And they assure their
friends and the public, that they will ever en-
deavor to give satisfaction, as we'll in the qua
lity, as in the prices Of their goods.
PHILIP DU.VAL, Jun.
JAMES NJ. COULLlNG.
April I, 1914. I'M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
April Q:
NO'TIGE.

N consequence of the resignation of Mr. Tho
L mas Underwood, as one Of the Superintend-
ants at the Public Warehouse, the whole of the
business now devolves on me. Ali persons ha.
wing any claims against Price and Underwood.
are requested to bring them forward.
WM. PRICE. ST.. P.w
Public Warehouse, April 2S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
DISSERTATIONS.

A report has been indtstrously circulated
% thar Sir Harry did ger one mare syifh fcan
fast year'-evidently with malicious intention
--becausc, although founded in fact, the .eason
is suppressed. The truth is, that he did not Co.
YER single mare last year. had him turned
QUE INTO lot, with an open stable, in the fall Of
1914, IN which situation he continued till Fe
bruary this year, with the viero, and upon cal.
eueation that 1t would prolong his life many
years lie stood at Majo- Michaux', on James
river, the season of 1912, and was not so sue.
cessful as he had been in former years. owing.
am persuaded. to an improper mode oft.eat.
ment 1.-THE which had my self directed, there
tore no blame attaches to Major Michaux) and
of which was conviDced soon after the
season expired, when the system of feeding.
was discontnuetl--at thar time, Major Michaux
put two young fllies 20 him-they were both
got with foal. Soon after his return home from
his stand, two mares that had been with him
the season, were again put, and they also were
got with foai immediately. l am warranted in
saying, that Mr.. William E.. Broadnax Gas ex.
perrenced gentleman as any-in the state. and
who Kept Sir Harry two seasons is still of opi-
mon, tina, under his management 1.-THE plan OF
which he has communicated to me he would
continue to be good foaf getter. Mr.. Broad-
,nax's ayocations and engagements, will not per.
nit his keeping horse this season. Sir Harri
IS as line constitutional horse as lives-.he =
now in fine health and vigor, has no natural de.
tect, looks rs young astnost year old horses. &c
have no fear of disappointment to gentlemen.
VINO shall send good brood mare to him.
Gentlemen who have trained some of lis stock
know 1t is The sort TO be relied on. have had
repeated applications from the southwark. and
1t is not improbable that this may be his iass
season in Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
BY ne Governor Of tas Commensurate Of Yfr-
A Proclamation.

WHEREAS it hath been represented to the
w Executive by the Jailor Of Chesterfield
county, that . certain JOHN ROBERTSON. "a
man of coiour) who had been committed to the
jail OF said county, by Magistrate thereof,
for HORSE STEALING, hath BROKEN said
Jail, and made his ESCAPE therefrom I'll do
therefore, with the advice Of the Council of
State, hereby offer reward of TWENTY
DOLLARS, to any person or persons, who shall
apprehend and safely lodge within any Jail of
this Commonwealth the said John Robertson,
so that he may be dealt with n the law di,
reefs and do moreover require all officers,
civil and military, and exhort the good people
OF this Commonwealth to use their best endea
vors TO arrest the said John Robertson, 90 that
ne may be brought to justice. !
GIvENunder my hand as Governor, and
under the seal OF the commonwealth,
{ Il 81 at Richmond, this 9th day af April,
one thousand eight hundred and four
teen, and of the Commonwealth the
thirty-eight.
US. BARBOUR.
N d. John Robertson is about S feet or
inches high, his complexion black, his dress,
a blneacpat and white Virginia pantaloons, a, d
said, when he was first committed to Jail. that
ne came as servant to Captain Kempt from Free
dericksburg.
April 80. w4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
Wilson's Ornithology.

or The Subscribers for Wilson's Orni,hology,
are respectfully informed, that this valuable work
viii be completed in the course Of the ensuing sum-
mer. II win be comprized in o vols. The 9Th and
sth vols. will be ready Cor delivery, - THE Office in
few days.
April2Ss i9tts (A)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
NOTICE.

N N Saturday, 2lst day of May, will be sold, at the
Short Pump, at 19 o'clock under the decree
OF Henrieo Court by the Commissioners six NE.
GROES, belonging to the Estate of David Ellis, dec
viz. one Man, two Women, Boy and two Giris-
Terms Of sale made known the day.
w3t. May H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
DOCTOR JERRY

ri AXES a respectful tender Of his services
lT1 in the different branches of his profession
to the Citizens OF Richmond md it's vicinity
His office is over Mr.. PARKfIILL's Store, a
few doors below CANDLES Corner.
So Richmond, April 80,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
Samuel e. Adams,

Samuel e. Adams,
IS NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
Hogshead Knob Locke,
Do. Files,
2 Do longs. shovels and Pokers,
Do. Saddlery assorted,
1 DO. Tea Kettles,
I Do. Till and Chest Locks. Butt
Hinges, &c.
4 Do. assorted Hardware,
SO Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
16 Baltimore Ploughs,
IL boz. Saddle Trees, ~
ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment of Hardware, Ironmoneery.
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Bolting Cloths,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c &c.--Which are Of
cred for sale, ON moderate terms.
Dec. 10. f.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
April 1, 1914.

- The editors Of the PETERSBURG JnteIJ;.
gencer and fredericksburg Herald are REQUEST.
ed to publish the above advertiser ent in their
respectivr papers. till day OF sale, and transmit
their accounts to the editor of the Argus for
payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
NOTICE.

NO IIOTs
VSHE Proprietors Of Property in jefferson Ward.
will please to take notice, that I shall, in com
pliance with the directions of the Commissioners Of
Streets in the said Ward, proceed, on Monday next
to survey the Streets and Lots therein, agreeabIy to
an Ordinance of the Common Council of the CITY Of
Richmond, passed the 18th June, 1912. The Sur
ycy viii commence at the junction of f and 25th
Streets, ten o'clock, where those concerned will
please attend.
Richmond, April 25 II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
Valuable James River Land
FOR SAI.E

ON Tuesday the 17,h May, will positively
- be Sold on the premises, that valuable es
tate, IN the county of Powhatan, 81 miles from
Richmond. called - -. -fo.-'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07
VIRGINIA:
1T a SUPERIOR Court Of CAancery,
holden at the Capitol in the CITY of Rich,sond.

SthtiiNtA:
Ata SUPERIOR Court Of Chancery,
holden at the Capitol in The city Of Rich,sond,
the 27th day Of January, 1914.
Matthew Clay. Pla.nsif
Sarah Williams, executrix OF Joseph w illiams,
and administrative OF Robert Williams, John
Call and Lucinda his wife. William Williams
: y John u. Scott, executors Of Elizabeth vii.
iiains, widow, and John Robert Williams, an
infant son of John Williams deceased, By the
said Elizabeth Williams his guardian, lanes
Chalmers, Saral, Chalmers, late Sarah Wat
kins, ~idow aud administering, and Mourn.
ing McaJah Watkins, an infant daughter
OF Mhcaja't Watkins, dece ased, by Henry Z.
Coleman her guardian, and Nathaniel Wash.
ington Williams, Martha Williams and Fanny
Williams, by Sarah Williams their guardian.
James Vaughan. executor of Thomas Lanier.
Joseph Williams. who wss appointed by the
said Joseph Williams, decd, an ex'or to his
wills q the heirs, executors or administrators
OF Richard Harrison. deceased, Defendants
HIS Cause came on this s.ay to be heard ca,
the papers formerly read, and the report Of.
Commissioners Nicholson, pursuant to the order
of the 2lst day of June 1911, and was argued bv
counsel; On consideration whereof, and be.
cause tue new parties made by the amended
reference
commissioners, were not properly before the
court at the time the said order was entered.
and against whom the plaintiff now do have
proceeded, IN the mode prescribed by law, a,
gainst the absent defendants (and they still
failing to appear and answer,) the court doth
recoinmit the report to the commissioner who
made 1t. although the same, in other respects
may be right and correct, for him TO consider
and report thereupon.
"A copy--Teste)
WM. w. HENING, C. C.
THE Parties interested will take notice. that
have appointed Monday the 23d May next, to
carry the foregoing order into effect, when they
will please attend at the Swami Tavern, in this
city, between the hours of 9 and 9 O'Clock, with
tneir book, and papers prepared for compli.
ance with the said order. -
JOHN NICHOLSON, NJ. C.
Commissioners Office, Rich
mond. February %, 1871. 2aM
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April 1e, 1s14.
WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather Store.


U5r opened at No. IL, South Front, doors
y below Market-street, where the subscribers
offer for sale,
10000 pair first quality mems coarse SHOES
5000 do. second do. do. do. do.
10000 do. first do. do. lined & bound do.
1900 do. second do. do. do. do.
1000 do. first dc. do calf and seal do.
1000 DO. do. do. do. leather spink
lined do.
1000 pair mems laced BOOTS,
1000 do. boys coarse and fine SHOES.
1000 do. do. laced BOOTS & JEFrEpsoNq
10000 do. womens' SHOES, well assorted.
ALSO,
A handsome assortment of LEATHER, which
they will dispose of on So terms as are calc,r-
lated to invite the d5 he above articles
a u. CLAY & Co.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19

hAGuE, De- !.
A corps Of 1000 men fton !, !
10, have takeu 2 position on ~ ',ss !.
hank of the WAL, in tie q. w. lf
district, and they have raised ! a y
battery Of four piece, Of cao s."aa
the ferry, to prevent the passa ~ Y
tho river fully. dI
At Herwyneu tie ipbab,.
were very much alarmed iy fsss
tie of the French on that s;as ~
Gorcum. The Prussiaa ~, s'e
rushed to arms, and their eom,n'',
err represented, in the most im'
sive manner, both our DANCE ,s, |;
our duty. Instantly 500 men ~
armed with muske's Il placed ,l.N
selves under the order, of The p''
sian officer. After a few bon,, ~ !,
anxious susp ehee, the Prussi,o :
troll returned with the news. tLatt.
enemy had only in tLi. morem..,
the design to burn some HOUSE, !,
Dalem, after they had driven m,i'
advanced posts which had apD,o,s,
ed Veuren. AT Dalem, thew bn,s,
- houses, 6 barns, a corn-mi Will.
5 hay and corn riehs. They attsmn'
ed to destroy the sluicc TIRE, a,r'h
by cutting, and partly by explo,i,.
but on account Of the lowuess orIs,
water, their plan was disappoip,eS
Defeated in this intention, they eo,.
verted a poor school masters hon.
into a fort by unroofins the builhr,,
forming temporary ramparts, and
piercing loop holes far mu,k.tr.
HERwYMEN, Fec. a.
At present we are protected han
against any enterprise from the enc.
my. The whole OF Tu!ewaerd full
ofthe allied troops, mostly Prusians,
Our garrison at this place is 200, a
at Vacuum 100, and we have ever
reason to be well satisfied with then
discipline and general conduct.
The royal WigaA regiment oflOa
militia upwards Of 7GO mem cen.
manded by lieut.. col. Claughtal.
have volunteered their services toe
ny part ofthe United kingdsm.
The officers, nOn.eOnmissiOneds.
ficers, and drummers, the TraHod
aud Hulme local militia, commando
by lieut.. col. Watt, have volunteered
their services TO aEy part Of Great
Britain.