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Notice.

yHE subscriber has to rent, for term of
4 years, TWO PLANTATIONS, in I,uc !
ingham county on James river the one where.
on he nowresides is we'll improved and in good
repair, has abo1t two hundred acres of low
grounds, and capable Of working twenty hands !;
the other about a mile below, has common good
improvements, in good repair, has about nine
ty acres oflow grounds, and capable of working
about ten hands. There will Be sowed eopd
crops of wheat this fall ON these plantations :. =
He has in Nelson county, on James river, either
FOR SALE or RENT as above, TRACT Of
LAND and PLANTATION capabi. Of WORKING
about five hands, has about twenty acres of low,
grounds; the whole tract contains about four
hundred acres, has snIaiIimprovements and in
bad repair; hss thirty odd acs .s on the river.
on which is an excellent mill seat, on a large
and never-failing stream, to which boat, NAV
come at almost any season Of the wear. He
has in the town Of WarIninster, a Two storv
Storehoase, Lumberhousc, and a good dweIl-
inghousc, with six rooms and four fire. placcs,
With other necessary houses. A minute de-
scription is thought unnecessary, as IT'S pre.
stunned no person would rent or purchase WITH
out viewing the property. For terms apply to
August 8, 1914. 4w
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August 20.

n. D: Ali persons having claims against the
ssid Col. Woodbridge, are requested 10 bring
'neIn Forward, on that day, well authenticated.
50 tnA arrangements may be made for settling
'"em BY the Ex'or.
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MILLIAM WILLBURN.

Tie is about 10 years old. stout made, round
and eornely face.
1t is expected hehss gone to the camp in this
neiShbourhood, or to Powhatan county, where
bis relations reside. A reward of TWENTY
DOLLARS will be given to any person for
bringing him home, and all reasonable expens-
es paid.
tARGUs OFFICE, .
Richmond. shup. 20. 1914 s.
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William and Mary CoIIrre

Flooring Plank, Shingles, Sc.
HAVE now on hand and ready to be ,lo,;,,
= cred. on application, at my saw.pits I nsss
NJ NJ lancnes'er, or in Richmond, a large quanttv
y, =: seasoned tLooRlNG PLANK, and ali Other
S ci one inch, three-qusrters and festber,d,,a
fine heart stuff, and from 30 70 AZ t'1n .at ssg
SHINGLES; Is inches long, prime. ''S "'A'e
Chesterfield, July o.. sw a..
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Twenty Dollars Reward I!
or STOP THE RUNAWAr

A BscONDED from his bu siness at this Of
{ n foe (without the smallest excuse Tor SO
doingl yesterday morning, an Apprentice Boy,
named
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LIKEWISE.
Wheaton's itch Ointment.

A Medicine Which will certainly cure the
Tel, without having in II any thing eithe
dabgeT1ts or disagreesoIe
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William aud Mary College

WI,
Richmond, Aug. 90. 1914. s
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Two Hundred Dollars Reward

buckingham, -Augusta2. 1914. rs
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rs. Robt G. Jennings. the General Agent. u
s;nlsnea w,.n supply of the Apparatus, a
.'e on'ce' 'a'eiy occupied by James Brown, Eso
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MONIKFAI., June 95.

II is said a lew da,> since, some
skirml .h,nu took place u ween the OCT.
po., oeaI On .ipwb, and hat son boat
ka, bsen uktn ny The An,e'rans on
Like Chanplsin.
On WetIue ,day lat, several en'er,
pr,,iuy pen'irm'n cal this CITY, put Ut
iao, a propos"l f-r building St'am
Beat, Of 6l,y horse power, With a0com'
nodations, SC. III p up hIi"n IN l.
c.,imatsd @lii cos, 1000 snds Every
sha was taken up 10 Hs couise {"
s eight a,u's.
We he,,rvr, the princiP,l Subscribers
were 49, g. tied br tee al,.at Ge> o'
rtceisiaS god. atter t3eir Al wal at
Oaeaec WITHOUT delay --and m THIS
means, .ua'd IN future AGAIN" lne dis.
h,,ltase. tue com uerciai p'rt col tue
connua Is haze laIo"ei under '"r the
n,mih past Oh account Ut tns co"Irar!
W,nGs.
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doubt Of defending the fort against q
{ iya,~. bu, could certainly bring his
GUN. 70 hear ON the barges 10 sink hve
aunar, d If th-m Last ewing an a.
arm pun ~as flied a, Georgetown tort
a, ID .marlsco,,a, and at Wiscasse,. ]
w,s ole asrd to see tie energy and pairs
.,,s.n ot the Inhabitants, even from se'e-
rai miles distance; Who Came IN arm.
ed tro.u all sides ! proved TO be M
ya,e " hieh Came to anchor at the m"u'h
Of The iivrr and hove uut her barges
Two only attempted TO land at Towns
end. which were warmly attacked ny =
p,rtv f about SD and repulsed. l y
nd y g FOUNDER ON shure which ,"a>
d,>cha, geo SIEVE, al time.. and p,onanh
did , xrcUtioh-Ihe result rs not know :
A, about II ~ clock last evening" on ;.
Their alarm gun wat Fl ed a. tie i"'''
VIII, n about 5 o. men win usual a'a'''
u, made their appearance, every ~"
Determined Z, defend the t.wn, U,
na,ix cation i>(princip lily fiSpe so II
fro,r the whar,r>. have becr on da J
all nipat Grea, prepara'l"ns aye 'n"h
ipy 10 lu tiiy The Ia te,i-s &c and III
putting every part oil tie town IN
pl. &c AT. e detrnce !. Z. " d "a
given up his iarge brick store. when IS
~sil stu.,ed for The inu kerry 10 hte
Il ON Tie ~a.dn"s
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BosToN July ..
Cshy Of letter .from Ban, We. J d.
tel Jun. 81. ~

ted JuH. 5U. "a
eve learn IRON The u!Hcers com.
man.lrr u dc ath'nent ot militia III
Shvepscut tivst. t-al ,b"ut i've ociuck
yx.,; era - tic snunn, NO n.rses from a
ir,s ar i,uppo>ed the NymPh) at All
che "a, tnp,;d u landing Oh the we't
eide e rowise d H.'hn'. and were bei'
OF lbey thea si,emp I'd la"dl"s "'
th. sts,n pa,i. but "e'e again rereis-
cd anI retur,,ed To the snip on a signal
beng ,nade. Considerable hriDg has
be.n heard 10 ths, quarter tins morning
tho re,hlt Is not kD""n.
a. The specie ! 0,n The banks I'D this
town {Ba,h ha> been TEN 'ed, aud the
ship, ,ak.n up the i's,r hiteen or TWEEN.
~ .,ie.."
4 tender from the Nymph frisa,e vas
drive, in,oa fdgs,losn an Sunday might
la,, cspturei snali wood sloop and
,a,ssase,i her. The iend,r being Out ol
peo,I,,o,is, tonk them l,'a ihe sioop al
ter pa, iny tor them
Tn. 3 ilsh ., tel ship Thistle sailed
f,o.r S.lrm ys saay tI Halifax, With
se>ersl hostages, psi. nSt>.
- The bail uu Il ted tI,s uUR ny, at
GiouresisT. says, = We had seen no
thing 81 tie ships ur = week ptsi uhiii
ycs,.tday ahrrnoon, wien 7s and Two
f,ixet.s sere steb SO pesi IL, lhst ~ give
Cons he, alb ( ala'm Very huk Tins
sn rhsng- be YES, II nj 10 sight"
A, T., gi,>, b With ta'go I'll wire
AMI b.ul-, ptL ,d H ll,bvb b, 81
A, Ell, Oh p'i,at,,,. ss> b,sb zee p ar
eu clcs' in u "a t.ncuh I, N, K liza
psHa,v, cid tht p lze Itts sent into
thst pIa
Csfy of hn,r d.fsd U.stasrf, J1ne 9.
We a" lefe scsast.n,.y m q stale
ofsls,A. In aas'isi = % ,he "a, nia s.d
ar,,l,r,y, ,ssry csszenh hes het''nre 70.
.l.a,res we have >rse,si baisviic. on
the wha,vr> md ships, oI. Of thea has
four 9 y .usd.s &sslx 6's The oiier.
haseth a.,lll~,y and sumo either pc
ses Seversl compcmss arc stationed al
aif3xivn, ,so.is Ola the iises. snd tue tort
t. ~ .ll ms,nrd. have Twice been over
q, the lori, nd tap,sa Peiry tsh', !
Mink, is ap experienced aud ski.f1' "tt'-
CT inser:Rea &c, thai be Mad !,os n'sth
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From tie Genasssre Hfrssenger, q


Janr |.
Several dc achn,tn!s at troops have
passed ,hrousa thl> village The last tort.
night. to ond from Vie Niagara frontier.
II IS unte, stood. TIA, all effort is max.
nay Ia br.ns q .t.ritd fa,ts tl Ne taIEs
=regintn,> tnse,iC,, which have Ell
hctct.fure scattered IT. every direction.
Tie lar gtst p ri n"i he army seems
to be c NJ en,raung al ? at sbu en-, IN.
Gei General Izhd and from that quar-.
ter wr may Calculate upon offensive o
pera,inns D, Ing soon commenced The
army oh The Niasafa Frontier seems 10
DC Gale uia,.u rather iur purposes OF de.
ience, aid Il. corps oi observation. 1t
Is nni Ia prt bable that 1t will be uars.
p tted down tie lake, rs soon as the
stale IL ct, Ace, will permit.
GeheIal Porter, With about zoo 81 the
six mobihs mounted volunteers, sr'iv.
ed in TIL, ,ili.ge last Saturday Tow III.
vest. They are now cruising about H.
country. as understand for the purpose
oil collecting their new recruits.
More troops labout 400 al the 2sd
regimentJ ~sht though here last Sum
day. for the frontiers.
$50 Indians have slso lpnne vest.
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Er'raes eff letter om a gfnfi. at
PIasfstu,gh 70 Ills J'itid n Ihs mi
iuse Of W1te.terd, date. Jnnr IS
Since ! returned from " ate'iord
400 Of the troops and the H.ei lei, this
i"r the lines. They haze had tao skT
-,i>hcs, one on land on Sunday ard
Monday last, the ether on Nedur. day
Vi the present week, between the Row
< lilies, tie eSent # tie last not kno~n.
hs other, the enemy ATTACKED Major
0rs,th in OdleioWn, and dsovs. him
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K\sEAsKIA. (M,ssouri) May ls.

. II NJ hAShlt, si'sooC'ij "A"y
Since the murders in Boon's settle
mrut on The Missouri by toe lndian>'
some of the ci,izens OF that TERRITORY
have k lied an Indian (tound on their
l,on,i.r) O! the tribe OF Foxes. hose
l,,,Ic rencuunters il is to he feared arr
bu, the precursors of events that pro-
m sc 10 be infinitely more sc lous he
best way To avoid danger Is To hc pre-
D,red To meet it; and II the government
i, nnly give general Howard the COM
mand oi all adequate force, he VIII we
We have 40 d"urt act efficiently. snort
en tue aep,nrab!c var Of indiscrInlnate
s!aus hler by Ia, savagcs, and have I'M
men.e SUES Of iey IN the United
States, which must Otherwise DC eX-
pended in tie p,olracted hall way 'nea.
.urts that have hitherto been pursued.
bu, opun whose Recommendation NC
know not.
E..tly in April the Rock river band
of S,c's. Who adhere 10 the BRUSH,
went ~ vl.t to those who had ren'r-
ed 20 the Nh souri, B. fore tnrir arm
val, the y. States fact r, Nr. Johns n,
va, much p "ased win the conduct OF
tnx Sac's AMI Foxes, who hAi h'tner'o
VOC the mask ot friendship, but q
Change i, now evi1e.t. J., their late
councii, the, nave several tiWes ra'seu
the Blush Tag, aud recently, while ~
i'll, ~ ~ 4
Vii. J.,lass.al..was nvned. Nomwa'te
The D ,nc,Isal chief # the Sac ena'ion,
rsi4.s lhe Engii h hAs at tho door OF
ne council u.s., and when requested
by Mr. ] hnson 'o take It down, tue
> &C cniei told him that, /" a present OF
Tvs bottles Of whlskey would induce
n,m 10 put away the flag"
On tue 25lh of Apil. the Rock river
let, the Indian camp an their return
aome. anbout one DAYS journey tiom
tue camp on their return home, next
day the .7.h Todd and Smith were
killed, immediately on Tue route h"me.
and abou, one dAvs journey from the
camp ot the Sac's.
In, Sioux of the pl ms and the Ia
ways, generally conducted themselves
peaccabiy md even friendly, although
repeated effoits have been made by B'i.
tsn traders TO break with the =. States
and Join the hostile bands. Not SO with
the SIS they have been ever on the
Aai, h To kill. rob aud deceive cur eil.
zen.. Indeed il is evItien: that they
pc, peiraled not only the late murders
but mos, Ut those which has been con-.
united IN the county Vi ST.. Charles tor
The last tao ,e.rs.
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our. BEG, June Is to,22

Ar,iset, p ye>s;i, from Eng iAad, and
3from & -pAda
The t,,me, sailed under convoy of
tb- IS l.eto.hs,, nd The later oil the
I'll Urr>ter.
49, officers and men Of The 9Th. 9Th,
and 7mn REGIS. came IN The Daks oi
Bedford iron, |. ndon
% of The 7oth, in the Lard Yelling.
ton, nm y .ri,Dou h.
AID q officer, and II men ut the royal
reg,. at Niners md sappeis, IN the Bell
f. Id, / ON I.ondUn.
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.ou,e distance oser he lines, the Major
received rsinioicements ild 'he'hafe's :
me enemy some distance beyond oHl,-
IN, md a number Vt the Ainericat's
lied and wounded. -Four leein.enls
,ow uudur d, ,,s here, ready Tor
marching 10 Chaa,Piain, Aid as s.r'ns
n'v,.n torce j. near 81. Jonn,, y u ma!
~ nee, 10 hesr o. a battle oe'"te l"''s.
t,nr array are building strong ba!!stits
q, Cu,lbt rlaDd beau.
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BOSTON, July !.
ate from Canada.

we uste las, e,s,ins ,av .fed W.T.
Qa.bes p.ps's oi'he asa VII anu Mo-
,rc.l y .pers u ,h, 2s,m
QUEBEC. Jane 70.
: The eo,h Rest ,Sp tied here IA 'h'
c,o,se l,o-n,,a,w- cnn>'sl,o Az
s,mi.--bo, only SIX SIX, Gil. MNHr
..,e, IN he can bring Into the heia
.V51 bayonels.
Mr. 4 n,ae. a passenger in the hee''
s,a,e. TIA, Col Grant, aud The re" II,
der OF the 10Th rcgt. about ao1 nhe ''
lows, are at No s.
QUEsEc J'ne 3
The goth Reel. excepting ie" 'h'''
lids. is snne mp tue river - Tue ''a",
nor,.. The ind helm. M" LII. tney VIII
REACH MGrt,cal Ia das
We may daily expect to hear o. me
arriva al oi Brush 80 ps from Frsnce, OH
the coast of Arer,ca.
A, the l.tes, daes on Like Ontar'"
the BRUSH Squadron bad s.n sale q
FROM King, ton. The American squad
ron had not then made 1t, app aran.e IN
the Lake.
At,rual Sir Lac Cuain. arrived al
Oueb, c o.. the 20 tnt.e 'hip EwretIa'
wu,cn i,h Fngiahd MN 2
ri, is lrobaDic. he IS To c"mmand tue
O.la,in squadron, uts on "a Co.'S
md r. Y.o. who IA I, b. secoad III corr.
nand. ot he transferred To the iieet 'n
Lake Chsn plsin !
The Glot.c~tet, IA. With bought
the 9ota res i,hem from ('r.ua'iA, did
Dol cphs vpr ,a"n hn Ia, proceeded
for la .bati,r $, To Iake the trade iot
G.. sat br,,aiD.
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May IS.
GOV. CLARK'S EXPEDITION.

IL is, we arc Informed. ascer,aipeu
tnat several hundred lndiaa> Oh ,heh
va, to at ask tort CIsik nr the sc tie.
mt nj, upon the Niissi>s'i p ,sr p'"babl,
both, had reached the lllim Is Iiv,r,
"hen they were informed b, Seuk
In,.lan 81 Gov. Cia'k'> exp. dllion NJ
,ar Mississippi, to Which they in'n ed'-
ateiy urn. d th,ir course with ,is"
,n *. / eli opptltunn, al attack hg IN.
Ih ; shevs that he may have eons'de.
rahte dangers 70 encounter, bu; II pro'.'
the in po,tanee 81 has rxpeuiti,h IN a.
v. rnng q blow which We were tctall,
unprepared 10 iepel.
TEE CMSEH.
In the papers hIcb contain an ar-
toun, oi t.e ia,e Indian Council al Que
bee, il IS stated thai ! .cumsea'. sisitr
s,,csdtd. snd was presented by Lazy
Provost with mourning. ornaments, &c.
aud heDCe IL Is lnteted i:.at this C.lc-
brahu cliet WAS Hi I'd al the battle 81
the Thames. Tins nay be tue, The
.ut h ba. pts e SORROW a,e neither ~oIh
.r .p,let,altd b, lhtiirbs. But be Il 10
as n nav. &C b We. Svrn sever ! at.
c.ust. from the Indians OF Illinois ~.
,er tie oil HE h ia es tha, tie vas mol
Mil, q Oh the day OF the battle, aid a.
notier that lie Vas alive 2 days alter
aaTGs, aid nc have nov b. Is iE Us
con un,salion hGm very INT, llgei'
rubiit agsni in the L. dian departments
"tuh states. that party OF Chip
peMes, left Msclsrs l.,e list I'LL aiG
weH ,.et land 10 Montre,l aid ihs
nn III. II letu,n home They stopped Of:
iort LelVw Niagara Were ,Ley aas ano
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Dsring the action. the ESSEX '.s Id
lay IN the port Of Vslapariae u'o.' I'D
guns of Spanish Fort, enable 10 ,c|
any part in the contest. Aftef 'ns n
ZION Capt P.rter and his ere" " .'sd
rolled, and b, Arrange ment per"" sd
Come home in the ESSEX Jux'oA,i, ~.
cartel, with his crew. On t"' ~
they ~e,e detained - hou's by 'nI
fish rszee Sa,u, n, in company f. b
frirate Na,ci,su.. Capt Porto ''"'
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CONFORMATION.
T n Z F r f. N q n,

The recent repulses by the French Of
their Invaders. pr owe the absurdit, of re
lying upon diversity of opinion am,ngst a
nation who are goaded on to DESPERATION
by the perpatration of horrible oItrages
such az the British committed at St. setss
tians, and which have no doubt been sup
passed by the barbarous' COssacks who
came a. the heals Of the allied soverie,s in
all humility * christian weakness. to teach
the French. from pure humanity the prspri
ETY. OF submitting to such a change in tieir
governments as they dictated Despet as 30.
naparte is. he has done more forus in his
oattles--and arrangement with Spain--thAn
has been achieved by our most brilliant We
tory. He is worth host of commissioners &
Gutenberg; because ne will have predi4
posed the British To listen to terms Of JUS
'nce--and no honest man ever believed thsi
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quota cf this county: marched from Mil
wood and Stevensburgh on Thursday. The
troops from Jefferson have taken another
route.
Col. Elisha Boyd. who will command the
regiment TO which these troops will be at
tached. has Also promptly .obeyed the Cal
of mis- country, and is now On his way to
Norfolk. DR.. Harrison, Pay-Msster Philip
Pendleton, apd Quarter Master Dauiel
linn, COMPOSE Colonel BIS staff.
Constellation.
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RALEIGH. April 90.


Ertract Of a letter from Col. Jesse 81.
Pearson. commanding The detached mi
aria off, {. to a gentleman in this city,
dafed FoRT H1LL, l7th .4hdi. 1914.
So overwhelming is the force now in
this country, opposed to the Indians. that
they are every day coming in and begging
terms. Ten towns, we learn, have within
the last ten days, surrendered to Gen. Jack
son, who is now descending the Goose river,
and is, in day or two, TO force juaclion
with Col. Milton and Lieut.. Col. Russell,
some where near the Hickory Grcund.
shall reach Fort Dec atur ION the raiapoo-
say to- morrow, which is, at ts,s time, the
most advanced post yet established. Lieut..
Col. Atkinson, with four companies, reach
ed there four days ago; the msir body Of
The n. Z. troops is with me. One Of the
Prophets has surrendered. The old Tale
see King is taken prisoner. M'Queen was
taken, but escaped" S.er.
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,cew cosisoript5. iTfiiset. their Courage and
energy into them, and Carrying Ill befor,
them at the point of the bayouet, exclaimed
I, every stroSe thev dealt "a, horte ca I,
FdrtS ! DO, fa%e that 10 Paris In one
instance body Of Bavarians, consisting OF
near 1000 men, were massscreed to a man
add TO all this that numerous stragslers
are roaming alb uut the woods, who are bsn
ted like wild beasts by the peasantry (now
ALI furnished with arms gathered on the
heios ct battie) and mostly shot down with
out mercy. The roads. bitches fields &c
are covered with dead bodies and so many
nave been drowned in the Seine, that no
tice has been issued to the inhabitants of
faris oy the police. requesting the m net to.
use its waters without pre- ious Qualification.
Us who are spectators of these pass
ing events, nov interesting is a residence NJ
Paris at this moment The scene of action
is SO near, that every change and occur
renee is instantly known. The trunphs
and miseries OF war. may here be seen ia all
their brilliancy; and all their horror. A.
one moment is heard the shout of victory,
* the mex. the groans of the wounded * DIV
ing now the eye encounters a body f pri-
sohfrS, ana now long aDd melancholy ca
Vaicade OF miserable beings, whose agoni
Il g sounds and ghastlY countenances. show
tnat victory has been dearly purchased.-
fFitnln two weeks upwards OF 90 900 Rus
sian, PFussian and Austrian prisoners have
passed through here, accompanied BY :
large number of officers. Three Russian
generals have also arrived here toge her
esc"rtsd by the geudar olirie. and surrouud
ed oy the pppulace. made the sir ring with
their shouting and exuItstiou.
The heai -qusrters Of the Emper.r are
now at Iroyes, the capital uf Chamoaicne.
he Austrians continued to fall back. but
unless an arrangement is made, a terrible
action must take place very soon. Peace is
much talked of. and is most devoutediy 20
Dc wished fGr by every friend OF humanity
L MS desoia'i ug war has " filed the world
With widows and With orphans" and made
~ some OF the most hourishing districts OF
Europe desart and q grave. Not on. ob
ct Tor which 1t was commenced has been
effccted but, on the contrary, { has opened
door tor endless jeaiousies and contentious.
| and anticipate nothing for the futur. bur
everlasting wars and chickering's among the
very powers now fighting undcr the same
banners.
II close this letter in haste put off
writing tall the last moment, because IT this
eventtui moment every day furnishes some
'hing new x interesting. & ] wished TO give
you the iates; intelligence. fear indeed il
will be too late fnr the tirst vessels at 70,
deanx. shalt again address you by the
first opportunity"
> Ro--rI ts-
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FOR SIZE

500 Al WHINING OK IN. CN
ooo bags Green Cofee, 1ent,tlsd 10 donbls ,.A.,
ture,1 w Nou''e deoen'
II .SsyFsIs barrels; Mp.sov.do Sugars.
Also
500 casks Rs'sins (100 iJs.)
$40 box Mursatsi do
90 do B'c,a do.
- kegs Figs (nftOOrs1
~ ~ ea'ks 4 monhs If do sh he'd.
80 Jars Oh ves--An1 "e'
4'' lbs. Castle Sos"-LqteIv received nor 49,,
=, ship Empusa, :ro,a Ca ~ par Spanish
Such part Of the obovs 80 e.
ms, nnso'i on frii'y til 18th NJ n 7t IN ANN
sisDment. uAWsH1 - use - ccn-
Wilmington, N. c Mag 4. rsl8 q 90
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WIHcHEsTER, April %.
MILITARY

ne q men required by late order
:, pr 'ne az utant General from the 16.h
af now On their march for Nor
oelchment from Berkeley Ceun-
~ Vi @Dsnu20 rank and file, arrived in
town on Th9sday Z, Isf, hs-. e,-,,, 80,
nornIny. Nptan Darl;nefon,s co,,ar',
from this chty. Of ahnu. eara,S :, e1l ~,
=" ilurs alter. Two Other compa-
u'ue. We command Of Captains Cra-
''S' $40 nIoardson, whics cpmplste the
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LASF EKENIyVG'S MN.
UoShiggton, N7ay Q.
GEN. HULL'S TRIAL. ''y

GEN. HULL'S TRIAL.
We shall publish in our next, according
TO All order OF the Department os Wa, ',he
Proceedings of the Court Martial in The
case OF Brig Gen, WILLIAM HULL. The
sentence OF death was pronounced ty the
Court, and approved by the Pre- 3ident, bat
Its execution RENTED by him in pu suance.
it would appear, of recommendation TO
mercy by the Court. Gen. Hull is droo
ded from the Roi! Of the Army.