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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-16
cOWGRESS-IN SENATE.

Monday. Fe5ruGry Z.
The bill TO raise FIVE regiments of K fe
men was taken up, and, with the amend
ments OF the Senate, read third time and
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Captain Forbes. of the schooner Banyer,
who arrived here in II days from ST. Jago
de Cuba, informs. that few days days pre-
vious TO his sailing. vessel arrived there
from Porto Beilo with intelligence that a
great battle had been recently fought, in
the neighborhood of the Carraccas, between
the RoyalistS and the Patriots, in which the
latter were totally defeated.
The 2d Lieut.. of the u. s. fri ate Essex
died lately at Kingston, (Iam.) and was in
tered with rhe honors of war.
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Gen. Armstrong is possessed OF information, that
ten. Prevostis authorised, and ready agree AN
armstice, whenever it is desired by the ,dminstra
tion Fed Rep.
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CaILLIcorHE, July IL
MARTIALPU NISHMENE. l

On Friday eveniog fast, Nathan Frakes
Charles 10 lett, Gurus Bow, Thomas r. Lees
der and Charles Barr, were shot in pre-.
sence OF the soldiery at this place for deser.
.eion and Yesterday Larkin Johnston WA al.
80 executed for the same crime.-The lat.
.er was patient in the ranks at the execution
ofthe former. but it appears that the aw-
fui example had not the effect to deter him
IRON the CRIME which ha. proved ia al to
nim.-- Fne punishment for desertion mas nj.
therto been so mild, that soldiers have dis.
regarded it. 1t has therefore BEGAN ueces-
sary, IN order that the evil may be etfectual.
~ renedied. to resort TO the most severe
punishment which the law inflIcts. We nave
heard, but connot vouch for the truth OF the
report, tina, the nu noer Of deser1,ous from
the army otthe Uaited States since the CON.
,nencemeat of the war, exceeds thirteen
mon end with tnis act stating US IN the
race, aud the determination OF conmauders
TO punish with death all deserters lit is thr
duty or the relatives and friends of soldier
VINO have abandoned their stand ard. To adj.
wise all such 20 return to their posts, where
tney Will receive free haraon, if wnhin
three months from the date of tue Pre- Il,
dents proclamation.
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two given ~ Z, prisoners. Il Is stated,
pne OF ner prizes was a large shin. hav;,,
on board 800 boxes sugar. coffee, nc. s,e
has been chased or eight times by t-iyates.
&c. but oltsaied them all with cas-. We
are told that she fell in with vessel. Ian,
parently an uuarneI merchantman,) and il
being calm. seat her scat. with the 81 CAPT.
and men, to bbard her, and ascertain
ner character. Whcn the boat had GOT
close to her. she opened a fire upon the per>
sons in it. and compelled them tn surrenI
der. 1t was now discovered that the sao.
posed merchahtman was sloop of war.
disguised She Immediately gave chase To
the Yankee. bur the latter got away from
her. by the aid of her sweeps after being
under hcr guns for about ten minutes. eva
posed toa heavy firc. which, however did
no damage whatever to the Yankee. She
Was chased from Gepge's Bank to Nantuck1
ct Saoais.by irigate. the wind bio wing 4
gale at the time, with heavy sea, and 90.
ing IL knots. IL is said the Yankee brousbs
IN two prisoners Sae mounts 10 guns. and
Is Commanded by capt. E. Snow. = Jones.
lac Yankee arrived at New Bedford on
Friday.
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priv me oil the rights and pre- eogatives Of nv.
sovereignty, established by the constitution and
the laws, und which the n.ti,n has long liv.
-; out DO declare that constitution. and all,
81 h de ;r~es, null and void, and that they are
from ms time repealed, a I'd without, any obli-
sioa upon my people and subjects. ofwhate-
YER class or conditi3n, to comply with or regard
hem; and whosoever shall a,tempt 10 supn,rt
mem, and to contradict this my royal decree,
Dr. To make any attempt against the prerora'
ives OF my sovereignty, and the happiness of
tue nauon, or cause any riot or disturbances m
my knsdnm, declare him who shall dare "a,
"axe any s'icn attempt, a traitor to nv king
ION, and ne shall suffer the pans of death,
which shall ,iso extend to all those who sinai
ny any act, writing pr discourse, incite, exhort,
| Psrsuade o,ns r. to respect ar obey said cou.
'ttut'on vr.d-cree, anil thai liz the mean time
| int order NAY be re cstabi shed, and what was
Deserved IN The kingdom before the innoy .tioa
@as introduced, and what is convent n and n, .
| ~Ss ~ may, ~itiiou loss ut tine, proceed in
% ~ uiar Course, an the administration Of
JUS ice not &c interrupted. it is my royai plea
ire tnat Ia In. mean time the ordinary cuu Sc
lu'uee ,'souid continue nong my people, as
80" e''Ao,'snsd, Aud also the judges, audleii.
e., intendin,s, aud o.her trinu ,sts Of Justice
|" u,e administration OF it and that for the bet
Ter rsSuia'mg the police and 4 yernment OF
owns and cites, the town anu city auei,ori, s
| IS no" established, snail take care that good
'ruer and proper regulations be established
p,si the meeting o. the Coz rs, which shall
can tosetner' wsich they will attend TO this
OF men of the goveriment-And from the day
IN which this my decree shall be uolshe.i AMI
oe communicated to the pres ,dent of the Costes
then actually in session. their sessions shall
cease and terminate, and their acts and chose of
tneir predecessors; and whatever aocuments
tiiey may have in their archives and secretary's
once, or IN the power of any Individual, shall
DC collected by the person charged with the ex-
ecution OF this my royal decree, and they snail
ne immediately deposited in the office of the
Ju "a OF the city of Madrid, and the chamber Ia
whicn they are Deposited, shalt be locked and
s. Aed' and the books of their brsry shall pass
over TO the royal one. And whosoeyer shall at
Tempt IN ady manner to impede the execution,
Oh tn.s my royal decree, also declare hi n gull.
y .. treason, and he shall suffer the pau of
ueath and all causes when snail be pending
In the courts of justice for ATTRACTIONS OF tn.
constitutions. shall from thus day cease and dc
'ermiae, and AL those who shall be imprisoned,
Or IN any manner arrested for such causes shaft
ne immediately set al liberty; AMI 1t is my will
ana Pleasure that all these things should b I,
done Tor the good and happiness oil the nation ,
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New YoRk, July 20.

NEW YORK, July 20.
LArEsrFRoM GEN. BROWNS ARMY
H<',aef 81 q letter from an officer, to his friend
IN fh's ei.y, lated
Ui,cu, Juty I6, Ceue'ay.
One OF our Off els, .uu,ded IN the $50,
" ChPPewa, arrived mere to-day from Buff, ~.
Ia.e report ON the I2tn at Buffaloe VIZ III,
i'n. Brown had marched towards fsort e.
out nothing trAnsp rcd further than arrsn o.,
~ nus We're made 90 cut off the retreat of :.
'ritish' shou;d they a,,em ,e 10 take the ro,,,s
. s Ellington Heights. NN.S
From the very satisfactory accounts r.ca;r-
cd oy me from Cspt. els, of the Itb rs.a;.
ment, OF the. acton at Chippewa, tine sri.,'h
mdsS have iost between 5 and 6o0 men o..
loss IN officers re as follows /. Col Cam,hsI
aith regt. wounded, not dangerously
ns, senior capt. I'D, wounded da,,' r.r,,,sl,
apt Read, 18th, and Doth Lieut., not d.: :
Gus and one officer of the 9th, name no, 80,
lected. Upon the whole our troop, met them
eve. n mao osuving during the acton and bu
the )udicious management of throwina, tor,v. py
a. hankers. some light companies that ken "Afu'
deadly hire, it is not surprising that ~
should be found on the field, and upwards S' "s
500 muskets." p"us OF
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tnen 70 remove the seat Of negotiation. and the
CITY OF Ghent rs been appointed for the con-
'errences with the British commissioners which
viii commence as soon as the public agents can
be ass mbled. Mr.. Adams is on his way from
Petersburgh to Stockholm. Mr. Russell was
IN that city. Mr.. Clay WAS at Gottenaursh -
| These three gentlemen are yet to be apprize,i
OF the change in the seat Of negotiation.
The letters from France mention. that gene
raj Sir L. Picton had arrived at Paris ON hi. Wa,
to England and, we understand, he is exoect
ed IN town Tomorrow. rhe purpose Of his vi
SIT IS SAID to be to receive instructions for
separate command in the war with the Unite,
States. " ~ 2
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BosroN|
YANKEE PRIvATEEj

This truly fortunate vessel has
iy returned to port. from a succeed
she arrived at Hyannis on Wedncl
after an absence Of nearly four mo
ring ~aich, we are informed. sid
Ken seven vessels, i've of winch \
dered TOR Southerp porss and ,
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From the IlSary 1,,., ,rr July 81

From Sacketts Harbour. our sccounts ,r. :.
Thursday evening. The aeet we're in nort No -
vas 1t known when they would :, out, Its CO.
perat,on is undoubtedly, xepec ID at tn. he.d
OF ontario and there is sonnet ing of mysterv
. IN Tue delay. we are, however, disposed to
think it has sailed ere this. u 70
We have received iIfornstion tbs.
ces have advanced to Fort Geor,s sh our 'or-
refreshing to Niagara, and have en:,mned y
rear Of that place. 'peu In
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BRITISH PRISONERS

Inc British prisoners VINO were taken bv
Commodore Perry on Lake Erie, we learn
are paroled an. will leave this place TO m,r.
row or next day Tor Canada,
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DOMESTIC.
b SION, july 10

b SION. July 10
HE public has been for several days past
anx'ous!y waiting the arrival OF every eas
tern stage. that it might bring SO ne conir
nation OF the story of an Armistice wnicn
lately reached US from Ea,tpnrt. In the
midst OF this expectation we learn the news
OF the Capture of Eastpor, itself by the enc
my The following account is from the
Coffee Hoase Bucks of yes er1ay, and so far
as we are able To judge of the autnehtcitv
OF the sources from which it is derived, we
coneeiveit TO be eut.tled credit.
PASSPORT TAKEN.
Extract ola letter from Bucksfo1yn. dated
4th msf.
have this molnent received news tina;
Eastport was taken the 1ith inst. at p
W. without resistance. Tae English are ex
pected To move along lie coast westward. =
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TURIN May 10

The Austrian lieutenant gen. count Bnb
ma. who is now here, has published a de
claration in the name of the allied movers.
dated Paris, the 26th q: April, and address.
ed to the subjects of the Continental State,
of the King of Sardinia informing them thai
they are abou- to retlrn under the domini.
on of that august family which tor 90 man
ages hid Constituted their s,rry and then
happiness; and ia virtue q! a convention,
concluded with France, the Austrian troops
ave about to take possession of the cou,tr,
IN the name ct the lawful sovt reign, Victor
Emanuel. TIL the arri' al of his 81 t,niap
Msje ~ his States viii be administered by
mil ta,y governor charged with their de
fence and BY civil governor, assisted bs a
c oDc'l OF Regency. Bt he same declara
tim the Count de Rnbna is named m,itary
governor, and the Coun, ,e ST Marsap e;
vii gov r. The Council Of Regency IL
comp Sc of six members.
Fiom The London Times of fhe 25h Mav.
The 'atrst private accounts which we
have received from Paris 'ead us TO believe
that the great work Of p C. fic regociasion
will not be brought 20 an end 20 soon as has
for Some time pas be exoected TIE
Chief bases and indeed all the rripci,aI
points IN the Treaty, are understood 20 have
been long since agreed upon, and the out.
line TO be nearly the same as that which an.
peared IN the Moniteur I; hrt tie settling
the boundaries sf the new states, and " eigh,
ing out the various indemnifirs, are WORK of
ncety, requiring no small portion .ftine &
debate. 1t is I'w understood tat these
ma ers will not be settled at Congress-
but by Commissioners rah.d by the late
BE fsererts. Our CORES Ioud Ut writes
that between 80 and 40 900 pf the British
troops are To be embarked w. the GarhnDe
for Ireland and large body for A {, erica -
we trust that the later win be sufficiently
numerous To terminate the war properl-
Ihfte IS ~ his uutry such a contempt
for he American govern meu,. that we can.
not bring ourselves to think then Of c,pse.
qnerce enough N require anv eiForI and
thus tie REPTILES escape, because we " III nor
take the troub'eto csush them. Il should
be re ''embere ho~ ever, that their venom
Is more than piop0rtionate 20 their bulk or
to thei, courage and be tides, by feeble
and prctracted warfare, we shall teach
them iii ciplipe to our own cost We have
now formidable army accustomed tn con-
quer. Let them not be kept AT home TO rust
an aCti n wills, we compliment the Hopkin.
ses aud Wilkinsons. by show of re pecti ,o
their military exertions
The Russian ambassador had long aud
ence Of the Prince Regent yesterday.
Lord Hill is said to have accepted the
Command ot the troops destined to act a
8ainst the United States. IL is to be aitoos
ther independent of the military govern.
ment Ut Canada.
PORTSMOUTH, MayoS
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LONDON. May rs.

LVFDnN, Way is.
We understand that the Duke of VVelIinz
ton left 7 iris some Gays since to return Z.
his army. in consequence OF particular ex
press. the object OF which i, said TO has /.
been to make selection OF twelve thousanc
men from he most effsc lie regiments, 10 b
seut against the United States of America.
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BATTLE OF cHrpp.1v.

Inc ioiiowing particulars of this b,ta. @,
honorable to the American arms. ara co,n,, 81
nicated IN letter from an officer who nsrt;c;N
pa!ed IN ats dangers and its glory, to hi. fr;s'5
roborated by other letters. AA'py COZ
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The full powers with which Messrs. Galia, !,
aad Baysrd have been provided, hare enableo
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ern states. The Superb, -, Hon captain
Paget, had also sailed with quantity Of
tools and other military stores,
which being intended for the service in the
ensuing campaign, were to be deposited on
an island in the Chesapeake. 1t was UNDER
stood that the President had been disman
tied. and that Commodore Rodgers and his
crew we're gone to the lakes. Sir A. CoCh-
rane was to sail Cor Halifax. in the Asia, "A,
capt. Wainwright, on the 9TH ult The hon.
captair Il. Hotham has thus the post of cap
tain OF the North American feet, until cap.
tain Ccdr:ngten shall arrive
According to advices from Altoona. the
BANK of Hamburger has been altogether
drained. The merchants Of that unfortunate
city are searching for the means of partiai-
Iy re-establishine this institution, heretofore
30 much respected. and on which. as it is
well known. all the commerce Of Ham
: burgh turned.
In the House of Commcns on MONDAY a
number OF petitions were presented against
any alteration in the corn laws. The bill for
allowing expectation was. however. carried
after some discussion, upon division Of l07
to,27. The Apprentice Bill was post poned
to the 9Th Of June.-Mr. Whitbread brough,
forward his motion respecting the confne
ment OF DE Berenger, which was lost by a
division of ISL to 50.
PARIS. May 1s.
We are assured that Bonaparte, on hi.
arrival in the island of Elba, appointed ge
neral Bertrand Minister Of the iuterior.-
His other ministers are not yet known.
May 1s.
The peace is signed at least Il is the uni
versal assertion and every one pretends tt
have received his information from an au.
thendc source. 1t has not yet been publish
ed, 1t is added, because the ratification OIL
the Prince Regent of England is waited for
The following, according to report, are tn,
PRINCIPAL Conditions of treaty which mus
constitute the happiness of nations.--Gua
daioupe, Martinique aud st. Domingo to b.
restored to France, who will also recover
the Isle ct France, and have two factorie
on the Malabar and Coromandej coasts
one half of the ships and artillery in for.
tresses now occupied by the allied armies
to be restored to her part of Belgium te
remain hers, together with all the district,
enclosed within her territory. such as Null
hansen, the Ccntat. &c. There shall be M
talk either of contributions. war expences
! or any other extraordinary impu ition n,
picture. nor any monument of the arts will
be removed.
We are assured that his Majesty has nom
mated the members IF the commission VIII
are tn discuss the plan OF constitution.
Their names are, Messrs. Ferraud, DIAN.
bray and Moutesquieu.
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PoR MAY %.

iVkrSMoUTH, May %.
Sailed the Hindostan stoie.ship with A.
merlcan prisoners on board, tor the Roads
the Newcastle SO guns, Capt Lord George
Stuart. " tn Commodore Codrinstnn's bro9,,
peodant on board. for the North America,
station, aud the Erebus Of 30 guns. fitted fo,
firing rockets, for the same station,
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CONCENTRATIONS.


"A gentleman arrived in iowa Iast n;oh,
from the Eastward. VINO has comn,nic',-
| ted % Us tne slowing Information. That
On Monday last, abont.5 o'clock, p, M. he
was III the terry boat passing from Lub.ck
| TO Eastport when within one mile of the
harbour OF Eastport, he discovered 2 sail M
armed vessels. e ships and brig, two r.;
gates, the remainder smaller vessel,l t,s,
anchoring, some Of them abreast of Ensr.
post, and some OF Indian Islands that after
handing their sails, barge bearing a whit.
dag was despatched from one of the friyates
to the shores, which went alones, the
wharf, near the Custom House that =
oout half an hour after the barge returned
and the flag was struck at the Fort. thai
shortly after Is barges full of men werr
Sent from the ships,o the shore, and soon
after landing, the British flag was hoisted AZ
the Fort that not a single gun was fired
on either, side. and it appeared the place
was surrendered without any resistance
that the ferry,boat then returned to Lu.
DECK, and during his stay there, no person,
nor any information had been received from
Eastport, although the distance is only about
Two miles that he saw at Junesborouph.
on Tuesday afternoon, two soldiers. who
informed him. they. with others, had
made their escape from PASSPORT that the
officer Who landed from the barge bearing
white flag, demanded of the commanding
officer OF the Fort It's surrender that he
answered, when he surrendered. he would
strike the flag that about half past S, p.
VI the flag was struck, when they I'm IN edi.
ately took 10 their heels and made their es.
cape.
The fort at Eastport, we learn, contained
six % Founders. and was garrlsoned by 20
or 80 men, commanded by Major Putnam.
81 the 4Sth regt. Other accounts say, thar
the company of regulars there, was CON
manded by captain Phillbrown. Before the
U. >. tro, Fps garrisoned it. body of militia
did duty there. Eastport is situated on an
Island, or peninsula, when forms the ives
TERN cape of East maquoddy bay, near tn.
mouth OF KobbeskooS river. II is the bonn.
Diary town OF the U. s. and place of much
trade.
The force which has captured Eastpors1
we doub. not came from Halifax 81 il so
the fact puts an extingoisher ON
lspes OF any Olive Branch having
received m the frigate which has =
,iasifax. For ourselves, we have
IN the tidings from Europe these
any peace prospects which have
overbaisnced BY war preparation
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I" Zurich, May /, 1914"
Nav Is.

DEAL, May 19.
Admiral Young struck his iag this morning
on board the lmpregnable AMI his r,,v.i ni,,,,.
ness the Duke OF Clarence, boosted i,,s on board
OF that ship, wnich will sail to morrow morning.
20 Dring over TO this country the Emperors Of
austria ana russia, and the King OF Prussia,
PAsIs. May 10.
1t Is said peace was signed on saturday even
ing We .se assured that the King h $ named
rrince Eugene MARSHAL ofFrsnce His Mics.
ty told him ne hope a for peace, but chat should
an occasion occur, he would employ him Wi,
tue greatest confidence.
Gen Bertrand wries from Porto Ferraio, un
Ger as'e Oh the 4tii ut. that he hid arrived al
We vie is'e o' noa' with Bonaparte. Without com
planning OF the reception they met With, he
add, :" avn much better of here than ex-
% ctcd" ca :
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Official New. from "a. Army ofna,y

,uh, VIsSSA, May 8.
garde tie official news, that by second Nil;
tary Conventio, ,, concluded on the 2 ID of Apr,,
VIVA the VIceroy Of ilsly. besides he fortresses
on OsoPo, P~lmanuovs, LegDago, and Venice.
winch QUE troops occupied on the 2Ub. I'm,
fortress OF Peschiers shalt he given an IN tns
18th OF April, and MAntua on the LIST OF May.--
All the otiier strong places IN the king ION of
italy wh' Dc given up Immediately TO the Aus
'ri l .rooPs. Milan, and AL tue kingdom Of
i.'iy, will ba occupied by the Austrian army in
he name OF the Ailiet Powers. The Italian
'roops wi'i remain IN their pres Mt quarters, but
Under the orders of Count de Isellegsrde.
DECLARATION OF TaE KING or SPAIN
An relHie1 fotbe eonritatss formed On fhe
Cores.
declare that it is ny royal will and pIea-
sure, not only mot to swear to, nor &C .ede
sid constitution, nor TO any decree Of the .
eTsi and extraordinary, and of the ordin,
Sortes, now actually IN session, who would d C..
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" Ca,nb No., rI:A.

CI"Ip HedT CHiHbawa, july s.
te'tercay we had severe action with the
LIE 'sh anu shulans.-lt commenced in w,,d.
about 25J of our Indians, and 200 Or ;er
British Indians. The later were dr,yer ~. y.
about 40, one and half miles through the wa Ia
ati they met the British army, con,is,;,,, -
2voo regulars and $50 Canadian n,,,,a,, = =
our i"dian' were ob.isedin thsi~.tIrn 20 en-
b'ck upon our camp BY tn the 60.
ces Of ay,,lIari, ,s' y. ''r % sec see p e.
enemy h. .ic '. " Wv YET the
formed - To. ,ns: lcteiy
nils ,l,.a,,,.h islf
attack commence,
the enemy u
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1t appears by the following document, tha,
the fate of Geneva. that small Republic, so Gel
ebrated IN the history of the Refos nation, an
IN the annals of Science, viii soon be ,i,fntiv :.
~ settled. The following CO nnanicst,m has
just reached US from very respectable aulnori-
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PARIS, May is.

We are assured that Bonaparte, on his
arrival in the island of Elba, appointed ge-
neral Bertrand Minister Of the interior.-
His other ministers are not yet known. Z,
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COBHAM PARK ron S.aLE.

TE>iiS beautiful ard most desirable seat viii bc1sold
Il Publicly, on the premises, To the highest bidder,
on The 10th August next if far il not. the next fair
ua.. 10 those who have this farm, nothing more
"odhi b. deemed necessary 10 BE- S'id ., it, than the
place, - and terms ol sale bit To STRANGERS some
description Is due. Gotham Park lies immediately IN
tapalannocS river, in Richmond county, six miles b.
low taplsnnOrk: contains about 700 acres of land in
aronpaet b"iy, clua To an, the Rappahannork
and well adapted Ia the cultivation of tobacco corr
wheat, oats, Ne THIS possesses every imuccn,cnt
to purchaser who wishes reside ON th.. Rap,slau-
hoek tbs no, only the most h, ;uf l Ola this river lrt
believed The most healthy, aud poSSsses al the a>m-
tt;,'s ot hnc hS, crabs and o,l.rs-Il, improve
mehts ir, Large briek ousc, iacI, repaired, AMI eve
~ Other necessary otl'-.,0lSe t.n, i;,g .qr-
den. containing man, Ic anal fruits extends from
the house to the bank o the Il,cr where g7ls,s hold
spring Oh mos dc.'ttul As lr4ithy .,;. and
convenient retreat for the summer To merchant fl,-
our unhealthy, aud exposed towns, Gotham Park stands
unequaltcd Terms OF sale, fourth of the p,trL,s,.
money in cash. the balance three four or five wears,
as may sui the purchaser, carving n;crc st rom M sale
and posst sson gwen the first day of January next
~ H. BALL.
Newcastle. juno O. w-wu