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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-07
LANDS AND NEGROES
ron N4T II

y Virtue OLA Deed OF Trust executed tn tho Sub
scirbcrs Tn secure the payment OF sum OF money
uue nom Archibald Bryce, TO Shelton and Harris
"nch deed rs oi record ia the County Court o Jo),-
t'd will be sosi, 10 the highest bidder for ready
money, at GoochLnid Court-i louise on "Wednesday the
twentN-eighth day Of September next, To answer tie
purposes OF sad deed, the following traces os land kin
IN the SAID COUNTY oil Gooriland, to wit
One r',ct continuing 100 acres, lying on . waters
oil i'ckInghole Greek being tract purchased by sai
Bryce from James Ware and wife, (cxcept To- aces
which a. sud B,vcc has Sold IRON said trlot)
One tract purchased of ,,ohn bryce aud wife con
tain,g Ia acres, lying on sid I-,Sinshole Crock
One othec Tract lying on s:,ne creek purchased of
said john Bryce AMI w;c, containing 81 acres
One other Tract purchased by the SAID Bryce from
the commissioners appointed sell tai part OF the re-
al estate ~ Archibald Bryce, decd ,Sh,e, f, TO the
orphans OF Robert and Wary Lewis, decd living ON The
waters OF Lickinghoie Greek, containing So acres * one
eistithot an acre.
One tract purchased by said B,yee from William
NJ Richardson and vile, confirming 10 scrcs and S
poles lying on the waters OF said LokingI,u Creek
One Tract which the said Bryce purchascd from
Edward Matthews and wife, containing IOS5 acre.
and one tract purchased OF Commissioner appointed
Tor selling the lands belonging to the estate OF john and
Susanna Pace, deed. Containing lac acres lying ON
the waters Of Byrd Creek
ALSO, Six Ncsroe Slaves, to Wit simon and WI
son, men, Emmy and her three male children to MI,
James, Gown and Archibald.
WILLIAM G.. PoINDExrBR
WILLIAM MImER,
JOSIAH SHELTON,
Trustees.
Ave- ~
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FROM KsYlINMJ

Capt DocNtus Oftil schooner (;ou,.liopr .,.;,,
n'it on o'tur''.'y last ia DAYS iron, Ba,anna IN
"'ls -, mat about eeks be.cr, lac ls,t that Mace
."o BRUSH ih's OF Par, havi !, b,s,, ;bujtS,,o
troops, with lao s,ipt ,me,a,, ce,,,S. md 49,,
'iu,r,it,- Of arms anu nition sc .i.n,eI i,
ON Their passage from pain i.r osnsseol. III. .s,
na'riug officer gave, out ts.l large renfo,e,1,,.s
Nefe 10 follow imme Enteiy. il IS SAID AN application
was ihie To ihe Gov Of Cubp for ti.e> TROOPS e,
.r>e Possession ~ IN :ortiheat'Ts at csns,tois a
she coverno, rel, iSe. II > gran, then, stcI ,.,.,i
II was, however, the General belief Lar ,I.,,. 80.
perfect oetween the iiritish commander
sl9 Tue spanish eosct II g"ycrn3i,nt. Several other
''s vessels OF S~rF re believed 10 have been recent
HenlNoyed an t'Tn torting men and ammunition TO
me fioiFias both tshl Europe aud the West-Indies
news o he arrival tthe above exposition Pens,,ro-
~ coached fa'aina Feio'r tie sain OF the CuoD-
here had beeu ste arrival at HAVANA from OH
S'hn, but the ne she brought wasnot allowed tn
u.spnc---lt was w pered that there bad been COM
motions in Spain, an iat tue peorI were sl,.a, ~.
satisfied with the rec at conduct oh Fe,,Iio,nd
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VIRGINIA.:

T Ix'esholalea in the Clerks Office crtbe SUBJ
"a 11gr Cart Of Chancer4far The Rici.mOnd Dis
fsct, IRE .fist dtlycf Dag. 1874:
HIM. DGiieb jtai. PFth
AGAINST
Rsb-rf b. Gibson, .2uy "A. q. Gibson, Pclaskie q.
Ret, Richard Liggon, Edmond Egelest0n, Jess,
Miller Joel ~. Jones, John UOOeisOn aud Jo5H Ke
so, Defts
THE defendant Robert n. Gibson net haU!ue en-
ter-el his Gbbeaai,ce and eiren security according
the let Of assembly and He Rules Of this oort, anil
/, Gbbeauig Jv salts factory erie1ice hiat IS nat
,,hGbitant Of this country: 1t is ordered, That tie
sud Defendant 10 APPEAR here on he fst day 81 the
7t term ai,s,ge ne bin ofthe PlaaniG, AID Mat
coby fiaS order be fortss inserted Sonic '.eIrs
Paper bnbhshedth the CityCf Richmo'd fo t.0o oionths
successfully, and Pasted at the fruit door IF The Cap
itoi, ia The SAID City.
V.H ~. HE.NT.NG, C. c.
rLarS fiIS1r
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LATEsT from rHE HAVANNA.

Capt. Stocket Of the sChr. Holiins, who ar
rived at quarantine yesterday morning in
days from the Havannah informs, that few
DAYS before he left there, 2 Spanish sloops of
war, brig and two sChooneiS sailed from
the Havana Tor Pensacola and the day
after a British fiigate and two sloops,
with implements of war, military dresses and
presents for The Indians, sailed frcm the Ha-
wanna, destination rot known, bit said TO be
also for Pensacola. a Beet Of Twelve ships,
under convoy Of frigate. bad arrived at the
Havana, IN IS davs from Cadiz. laden chief
" with flour aud wines. Fifteen sail of Far
glish merchantmen were TO san from Havan-
ma for England on the first If September.
Capt. stock ct says II was the general impress
sion at the HAVANA that war between the
United States and SPAN would take place.
unless the United Stares would rtlu,q dish
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
no Y NdIE

FpY Virtue of deed of trust executed to US by JAS.
, Coke, of the county oil Powha,n, dated the fms,
day of October, 49, and recorded in The county court
OF Powhatn, for the purpose OF securing the payment
of sam of money therein mentioned, john swarm
Will be exposed TO sale on the premises, Public Auc
ton, fnr really money, the 18th day OF September
The Tract OF Land in the said county Of Powlv-
TAM ON which the srl James CocSe, al present resides,
containing ab0ut 500 acIzz;-4-.tlso,, sundy Slaves
named mthe said ,iee,i--or 50 much OF the SAID land,
so many Of the said Slaves, may be sufficient
TO discharge the SANE die at tie ti " tl,e sale, ''cu
ding the expenees Of such sale. The title vested h
the trustees, will b. conveyed the purchaser pur-
ehasers, ~ the huS FEES.
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EFyIiE subscriber authorised to receive orders for
the following articles 10 BE exeouted ut the above
laIufacoly and forwarded from thence with all pos
sibie speeti-delwerabIc in Richmond at the Factory
Iiiccs wih the charges OF transportation, &c. viz.
Coarse and fine Wire, from Mol HO IS,
Gard Wire from No % TO So,
Anneapd or bending wire, of various sizes,
Rolling, Standing, Falling Screens, for cleaning
giain,
Woye wires of every description
SAMPLES Of the above articles may be seen, and or
ters lodged at the Co,uiting-house OF
ANDREW SMITH
Cmy-suect, opposite the l-asie Tavern.
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BROOKI1lND FOR SALE,

EtOSTAINGNG COO Acres, situated miles from
q the town OF iynehHriy, or the Great Western
Country Road leading to RichInond and nterseced by
tie Great Pubic Road, leading from tie Southor,
parts Of Virginia and tie CaoInas 20 Eynehbmg; aud
Jcrlapsis among the best Country stands fora Public
House in Virginia, and possessing other advantages rare
" TO be met with Oh ts SIDE the Blue kdge, being
level Limestone i4aid, Susceptible o. extensive Aiea
dow, &c sc Good Limestone and Mineral Waters :
and proven to lie Of the heithiest dwelling pIa
ces on the cast shle % Tie siCuntiins Wemproyrd
With good two stmy dwelling hoUse, with sufficient
room for any purposes Spacious stiJIca, ard every
ushcr necessary ol-houses. newly b,it as land now
sells in rs neigbboriooi, disposed 90 give great
bargain n tins valuable properly and make the pay
meets accommodating 10 the pprcltser For further
particulars application NAY he made 10 NJ Joseph r.
eIrols, residing III Lyncl,burg tod,e subscriber
the preInses.
MLREDiTH L.sIDLTH.
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
STOP THE DESERTEsR,

-EOHN FLETCHER, bor, in Franklin county, CT feet,
% Que inch high, % yers Of age, blue ewes, tial,
hair, light complexion, by profession planter
1nci-abourer. He is supposed TO have gone to Blue
Stone in the county Tayhie his usual place ofresi-
dence.
The above reward, and all reasonable expences viii
be paidto any one who will deliver said descrter to
in the CITY OF Richmond any officer OF the United
States Army-Given ut the Recruiting Rendezvous,
IN the City OF Richmond, this sod, day OF Aug 1914
G.. MCLAUGHLIN,
Liean 2OM Regt. q. S. Commanding
Sent g. I'm
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DOMESTIC.
Auga7

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81.
.HUHENTTC ACCOUNT or THE CufP-
TURE or V.dSHLNGTOM
1.-THE following is correct, and very inte-
resting acCoun, of the loss of Washington,
from unquestionlble authority The coHciu-
dhaS suggestions are such as ought 10 re-
cet0e the most serious attention from, all
officers, zoho are entrusted 7vi.h Tie defence
+. If tue couatry.]
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Prom The BaIwd c.,

80 - "tt' ot'%cStc " OUty IL
AZ length we teeifaupnted in Masking mention of
Tie service, pertolk by H. Nj $ OIpheas and sch,
Hhebur g, at the rttr Ajpasehe, in landns o,.antty
OF arms aud animunfJ Tor the Indians "a Chat quarter
Mr. Noodhne, formerly of Jamaica; and Frequently IL,
tis place, aecompaf Il the expedition from hence aud
was eft there at the alieiaton OF TIE ndians 10 Br
',sh -1Septi ne had ~ appointment c,ptsn, with
the rank oil bIeyet rfor further particulars are Lard
before readers j. this paper uideI, tl,, lSo,ir.
head.
.'1y 24---By an Jriv..l at Bermuda FINN c;;br,,,o,
" WAS ;satt;ned THAI 10000 British troops (pait Of
the Duke of W eih,h TOMS ARMY from me fi,oSt
actually sailed for III coast OF Amerlca m ,on.b ~
bermuda ii. Nj ship ronnant was ,,en,ainir. r..
~ readiness 70 ACCOMPANY the t.~ne,itionl Jha 80,
Oh attack must Yea be conjecture Canada must b,.
wen insnred IS welby s old brave defenders as the
Respectable rcinoreemepts already gone There In
the western extremity OF the Continent a very t;;rn,i
liable iocc ".n seen be i'll operations that viii REQUIRE,
deal OF energy, force and money the part o, ,e
Hmelcan goycruintr y, 10 prey nj any thing Ike esr1-
sa"n i'.,- o'ee d.-i'ore from ENGLAND and DE :i
ronde, We Shi not be disappointed to hear. has hen
ordered 70 the pclsyaIe. This force shodl be ond
no d"ibt viii be, Formidable; tie ten thousand ,rtot,s
above aliudeiiIo, must be but the first division Thx
VIII create suclsa diversion in the heart of Ahlic.
That The defence of its eNIenities will be hca it Of
secondary nlonIent.
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[v0L. ii.---NO. 50.

their title to New-O{leans. Flour Ut the Ha-
'ai''' was oao otife' Capt Stocket WAS
chased into the HOOK, by brush ~ aud y
race ; at daylight This noinin,, they ,yer.
witnm aoeut two miles OF him and fred seve-
raj broadsideS at his schooucr, but DID h., no
inj,ny as nose of the ia ieii short. past
Srg,.dsl General Swartwout, who some
uhe since rendered 4is resignation to govern
ineue' out winch w;lS NOS accepted, witl, We
understand leave iltre in I. DAY or Two ~
JOIN ille army at ERIE. 10.
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Mr.. MATTHEW cox.

z, OF knowingyour place of residence, we arc COM
PEELED to resort to this method OF informing YOU,
thai james Wright, decd late OF Essex county, Virgo
nia, has in his late wii devised 10 you Eve negroes
which legacy you are requested 10 come and secure
Tie Executors.
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Erom LNerr- Eror.,dc,,c.

A gentleman iiuh NeM-?royitence. reached .,;.
place yesterday, VIA Amelia who informed ms ,b,i on
te 29ti july last, &c brig and two ships of war; lett
FioNrenee Tor Pef,cola, with 5000 stand OF ARMS.
and an,nunen, ioi. be placed in the. hands . he I
dams in that quintct
SG1tiEailh Republican, .lUe.st g.
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Voiuntecr Rife Comha,jea.--It is stated in
the Albany Argus OF Tuesday morning, that
the Rife companies Of Abb my and Troy, have
volunteered their services for the defence of
New ork and that they were to embark
at Albany for TINS city that morning.
Haertem Heights.-1he works on these
Heights arc rapidly progressing. Fort Clinton,
which occupies very elegant and command
ing situation at M'CIowens Pass, is nearly COM
pleted. Another small fort on the west side
of tie Pass, is more than half built ; and much
laborh has already been bestowed upon the
principal Fort which we understand is to be
denommated Fart IRISH, in honor of General
Fish, Chairman of the Committee OF De-
fence.
1t is to be regretted, that the Steam Boat
conveyance to Haerem HEIGHTS must even
tually be reiinqmshed and some other mode
devised. The company who took that con-
veyanee on Monday unfortunately were not
upon the ground until nearly 12o d1ck.
nm MIA,
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NEw-YoRK, Aug. 2S.
TO THE CITIZENS

The Importance OF AN immediate attention to the
following address ofti.e Committee OF Defence induces
us TO repuhlsh II from yesterdays PAPER The sudden
transitions nom the ordinary diet farmers To MILITARY
ratIos, OF which uie vegetables of the iiceh gaINen
not to speak OF coffee, tea sugar, butter, milk, &c.
grateful TO The palate, csseltia To health, form nc
pa, cannot but be felt severely by tie ycoInanr
bodied for our projections and withont remedy tut
from Their own personal fun the liber.lity Of the
public. We nope single hour will not belost in car
rying the laudabe communication Of the committee
into iuii and complete effect and the patriot soeI
viii be suffered at Tor the shortest possible time to feel
or complain o. the wants and discount tts to BE- Sustain
ed IN defence Dian able and feeling communicated.
ADDRESS OF the CuMMIrTEE.
Several thousands otour fellow citizens from the ine-
ror OF the state, having, ia obedience the call on the
constituted authorities, reiinguished the comforts o.
home, and repaired ~ the vicinity oil this CIT, to
an IN It's de.snee, It IS anxious desire AND lc-
bent duty to render their condition comfortable rs
possible and to reconcile them the sacrifices they aI-
mating. Placed in "A situation, aud, from the ma
ture OF military life, exposed pryaoi,s and hard
sups, and particularly furnished ygitl the fsod "
which they have been accustomed it is greatly in our
power TO supply their wants and increase their COM
forts without any essential sacrifice.
For this purpose, donations in g1unev will be received
by the treasurer Of the Committee OF Defence, Thos r
Nercien, 1t the conpuUeI's office, City -Lialland o.
ter contributions particularly OF vegetables, will be re-
ccvod by Mai. lngr,ham, brigade quarter master At
Brooklyn and by Maj Maeonb, brigade quarter mas
ter, at the liz ghis of fIsrlaem.
In making this appeaitothe patriotism & benevolence
OF the public, tire Committee persuaded that they
win not he unsuccessful Next 10 the great duties we owe
to country rank those dne to the gallant
men who Teadyto offer UP tierliyes in its defence
NICHOLAS FISH
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four miles on the Frederick road Being
much fatigued, l turned oh,int0 wood, and
found good quarters lii a farm house, on the
hiu back of Pearce's. Soon after reaching
there, at O'Clock on Wednesday evening, a
signal gun was discharged, and the Presi-
dents house, the capitol and many other pub
Inc buildings were at the same moment, i'll a
blaze, which continued nearly all night.
On Thursday morning, | proceeded on
with the army, to Montgomery Court House,
where Gen. Winder's head-q quarters were es-
tablished. had some conversation with him.
lie appeared to regret very much, that lac
had not been enabled TO have made a greater
resistance, although lac was perfectly satisG-
ed, that a successful resistance could not
have been made, with the force in the neigh
oorhood OF Washington, since, If had al been
Drought together before the action, il would
not have been large as that opposed 10
MIN, and our force WAS priiFEipally militia, <
that OF the enemy, All regU.4rs and picked
incn.
The uncertainty, on which road the enemy
intended TO attack the city compelled him TO
keep his forces divided, and their being divi-
died., occasioiied frequent marches and coun-
te'marches, which atthis hot season was quite
too much Tor our militia, hartiettkariy as the
Quarter Masters dchartnien aus ether
ShQ0i'fuRy neg!ected, or The officers m8abLe
Cur men suffered severely, not only for ac-
c9mmodationS but for bread and meat I; and
after retreating to the Court-House at Mont
gonery, they could not get quarters nor pro-
visions, not eUon u tent 20 cotey them, .}ronl
th ram.
1t is CO be hoped, that the officers of the ar
my, every part of the u. States, will take
w ing from this sad lesson, and provide an
undance ofprovisions s, 9fNtents, for it is i'm
possible for men to fight, If they are not well
fed; and if they are not sheltered from the
rain and togs, when they sleep. Our army
may with truth be said, to have been beaten
by fatigue, before they saw the enemy 1t is
indeed a very bad plan to march troops far in
the hot sun, the day on which they are to
Highland tits still worse not to have them
well supplied with provisions especially bread
which can so easily be baked hard, and each
man furnished with competency for several
days. And as all armies are liable to De de-
teated. provision should be made for such a
state OF things; and the requisite deposits
made At the proper places for the army to
retire TO ; as when they do retire, il is to be
presumed, that when they are so much ia
tlguec and many OF them wounded, and after
having lost great portion Of their baggage
and provis ons--at such time, they require
immediate food aud repose, more than at any
other. Consequently, more pains should be
taken to provide quarters, & make seasonal
asle deposits OF provisions.
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- 1i,iT-ivi,I1NI .IiIN n

EtAPrAIN MURPHf'S Conway Of RicimoUd
2 ! Leht HnfHav Bheg, beins called uiio service,
AL. ABSENT MEMBERS are ordered TO repair
- Rchmond Immediately, snd 20 joiu the Compaay
there or st ans Oder place where IT may he station
ed, on pan Of being considered as DtSERTERS.
I'm. FlyN.N,EI, Ord Seryt r. H. b.
Anr " N
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MNIIEE.

a Petition viii he pressnted 70 Che next General
~ Assembly of Virginia, Tor e'yc Ia establish toll
b,rlCrM Dunkirk, across tie 1topony Rivcr'fhe
object being public utility, rather than private enolu-
pient
j. p HOOMES
Aug. l7.-----.wsw
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The citizens of Patterson are 10 take second tour of
labor at Brooklyn Heights this ay They are to be
accompanied b. L or 200 men, from Paiamis m j.
and It's vicinity.
The inhabitants of Newark, met on Monday evening,
for the purpose OF making arrangements to tender their
services to the Committee of Defence.
The citizens of Nyach, in Rockud county, have.
rendered ther services ioT fo,r successive days WV
Tuesday, Wednesday, THURSDAY am Friday OF next
week. at the works HaerIem Heights. And ano-
ter party from the County have offered ote
one day. labor at tie place. Gam. .1av.
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NEwYonE, Aug. s5.
P.HTTERSON.P .3YR{Ol,LS.l 81 -

Upwards OF $50 men, in p wagons, arrived at
Posles Hook last evening IN BODY from Patterson.
~ for the purpose of contributing DAYS Iabour on
the Qualifications for the defence oitlscty.
Negc,Jerscy PtiifTofism-Y eid-y morning the
ksv Mr. Nillyer, of Orange, New-JeTsey, with Three
Hundred and Fifty of his Pensioners arrived az
Contlandt-stiee, dock early hour, and embark
ed ON board the steam terykr,t, labor tie or-
hcations at tiaerem heights. At the dock they wer-
j lned by Aia Dunseont's battalion, aud Nv the 81
class OF o,n' city fremcn The whole coul,sny thus
assembled, amounted to between and 700 men. As
the Steamboat was insufficient convey the whole
MAJ Dunscouibs battalion and a part the iremen.
about 200 in number, sailed !, sonp with inc wind
and we understand that in hour aitel leaving the
dock, they had al1iyeda ut M,nhaitanyille.
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fl,am he MLrta,a gllercrgr. Of. 1nazlst %

10" ffc 4tttF5JOfG elscIcHDp OF .fNp9Lst %.
DErAcuE9 MILtrIA.Ihe first t;egineut OF De-
tached Mil IA, under The command OF Col iirainaiy,
endezvo,sed in this city Thursday last ON Friday
they we're reviewed by Isis Exceency The Cs;,t:,i.
General, and SATURDAY took NJ, Their line Of iaarc,
Tor ~ London. This Regiment consists o, betpSen7
and 500 effective men, we'll armed ami efiipt or act,,-
al and immediate Never 10 we leeoieet 10
have seen finer bod, of men they all seemed not
only Wiling but an be edon TO perform tbs, ,.-
ty tor which thcy detached and e,aBlaGosy *
pressed By three hearty cheers when they recti. i
orders 10 march. Gov Smith expressed much pleas
ure ri tncr appearance and bestowed vev-agi en-
conium upon them, will be seen by the sibonea
benaial - Nrrs. Another Regiment from the sd Di-
vision vii rendezvous Norwich tbs day tile whole
TO be under the command oil si Gen. Taylor & BRO
Gen. Lusk.
The great accession to The enemy force in the Sound
the late dasttly attack StongOn, and the rnes.-
eel situation OF Newtoadoi, his excited much aarnl
throughout the State, especially in the towns ecngi-
Gus TO the cotst. ms induced Gen Gushing to
make call Tor the rwo regiments above -nentioned
The piomptlcss with which the call has been com
pied witt, reflects 3lueh honor upon bis ,sxceileney
ann the aacri.y Witii Eeh the nhta repaired to the
place o. rendezvous t,ly demonstrates their oye OF
country, and eynces determination on ther nart to
defend heir sol against the attacks OF lusnty and
tyraiIi.isGl enemv.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

~, L'TJord, I{-a .3Hg. 1914
The CaptlinG General has Obsery with great salts
lection the discipline, good order, aud excellent conduct
Of The officers, HoD-counssi0ued officers insieiaDs y.
PilVates composing the first Regiment Detached Mi-
htia The pdnciuaity with which the, have repaired
to the place Of rendezvous deserves the highest
praise. iteviuces reverence Tor the laws a devoted
ness TO Their government, every honorable TO them
as c'izcus and soldiers. To men OF such dispositions
we NAV safely conide the protection OF Nv, ic,t nd
dearest interests.
he troops viii carry with them the warmest wish.
es OF The Commander ii chief for their preservation
asa thcn indlNd;@ '"pmiesst viii 5e his earnest en-.
dearor to contribute, by all the means IN bis rr,g,
to tieir comfort and accommodation whilst tey con
thue IN service, and give them The earliest poss,bc
opportunity OF returning 70 their families and fiets-
wha consciousness Of having mcritcd the beneietons
oitheirCounty.
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ChaiIman d lLe Commntee Of Dec

DJsnce efOir Cit.-WeIeain from good authority
that the Hon. RUFUS King waited Gen. Lewis yes
teiHiay morning, and strongly urged him To prompt &
vigorous meastres Of defence. On the subject of mo-
ney, he Sid" Lett loan be Immediately opened.
Will subscribe TO The amount of my whole fotunc''
~. T. Gam nh,
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- PHfL'nEtPitrA, &u@ %
he seiectand common councils, on Satnrtag ., en-
ing last appropriated S5o0O0O, aud ti,e Nurtl,rr, Lii
e. rs AMI Southwark, tIO0O00 each, 10 be l,ao,., a.,
the DISPOSAL oithe committee ofdeftnce.
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3. FARM FOR 80.

e OFFER for sale tie farm on which reside, lying
abput Ten miles from Dumli4es ia tlie county oil
Prince William, on of Gig large western rcads.--
ihe tract couuinsbetween and 700 acres, is wc
tered and ifabcrod, with comfortable dwelling
house aud oficcs-Ihe situation IS remarkably neal
tiy.
WV \. g. DNDE.
A PETITION W be presented to the next l.r-
~ gislaule OF Virginia, praying the repeal Of the
act of the last sosp autppfg ,ie sale oi Inc tii BE-
lands d King William P.d.sh u, ,hc county OF POWs,-
tan
Al. OF ,,c,v
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