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w ES 7 ERIN L ANDS
Ffs SIT r.

/ eonpliance with the V III of the late col. Vim.
iIetb, !, together with his Surviving Executors
and irustees, John Marshall and Harry He'll, nov
offer for sale, ~
THREE TRACTS OF LAND.
Lying between the Sciota Little Miami Rive, /.
North West OF the Ohio, the same being lsnt; i
granted the Festetor for military services dnrnS
the Revolution: One tract lying on the East fork
OF the Little Miami, containing 1888 8 asre,EOne
on ne soota River, containing SEQ Q 8 scres-snd
another on brush Creek containing 900 acres-Ai.
so, one tract containing IVY rs acres WINS M
hishlsnd Creek. branch of the Ohio Tho.,
lands amounting 10 s6!7 IS acres. Allpersons de-
sirous OF purchasing, who cannot more conveniently
communicate with the Trusers OF Col Heth viii
pesse apply To Mr.. Waiter Dunn, of Chillico,be'
Tor more particular information shall be at (l II.
ieothe, and onthe lands, by the Goth of Apr next.
prepared to give ndisputshle and satisfactory con.
cants. '"rr'
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II IN conformity to tie authority vest
ed IN US by the foregoing act, we shall pro-.
coed on the 14th day eli March next.
tn sell at the Capitol, IN the Civ Of
Richmond, Right Thousand Shares o,
STOCK in The Rank efYirginia. for the ben
eht OF the State.--The immediate payment
OF ten dollars on each share will be
required from the FREDERICKSBURG num-
be OF shares to be sold per day being limit
ed, the sale will continue from day TO day,
until the whole Sock IS aisp, sed of.
J.PRESTON, !
S. SHEPARD. s agents.
February %
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II. G. HFTH.
Exo'r and Trustee.

Fs D. 70. y .
% Tbs. Editors of papers printed in Chlicotbe.
VIII plsase insert the above advertisement for th-e
o pshs, and transmit their accounts to the Office Il
the. ~ "'''''''o'
H. G. VI.
~. to .S,a
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Yaiua6tc CoaL Vines For SaJe-
'sVHE subscriber, intending TO remove % o..
Western Country, offers for s,lo his ;nt,re,, -
lhrse Valuable Coal Mines in Chests, field county.
together With the Farm which h now res;de..ys
'lso, his Plantation IN Amelia county. For ,sr,n.
aPp'y TO him near The Coal Pitts. 'e' "'''
February %. nVCNy
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Passed by 10th Houses of the General As.
semb!y. during the session which com .
menced On Monday the 9th of December,
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Feb. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
BY MAIL.
WAR EVENTS, &c.


Skirmish at .fccomcck. A hand bill from
the Office of the Baltimore Patriot, states thar
on the 29,h ult. about 600 Of the enemy, zoo
Of them negroes, all we'll armed, aPproaSheo
the mouth of Pamgoteague Greek, where was
stationed an American guard OF only 20 msn'
with no other means of defence than muske'fy.
rhe roar of the enemy's cannon announced
their arrival. They were at first mos! GAL
ianty met by Cd Lieut.. Underhill, oi the ar
tllery, aud sir or seven men oniy - VINO
stood the fire Of their Is FOUNDERS, grape,
muske,ry. and convreve rockets. Being at
length obliged 70 retreat, the enemy marehee
about three euerters of mile into The eour-
Try, where they were met by party oi IS
militia. This little band stood for 2 horrs
the whole force Of the enemy. The hire iom
the IS brave miIiiia.men was vivid and eiee-
s1.. - ION must have been great, the
enemy soon commenced precip;,ate rtrest
Do'"s .oe Hie 'hns.sus;ained by the , ne3
the militia Of The I'd regimen, were collect
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An OHVe Branch.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Arrived at New-York last Thursday eveG-
ing, His Most Christian Majesty's brig Oil
vier, as days from L'OIien,, with Despatch
cs from the Mediterranean of France to
the French Minis,er near Washington, and
also Dispatches for our Government
The captain informs us, that Napoleon 30.
naparte had left France for an Island in tn
Mediterranean, Elba, that King Louis was
expected in France in two or three days ftbm
London, when Congress was to be held in
Paris for a General Peace, at which all the
European Monarchs would attend aud ,ha,
the .dmerieaa Ambassadors had been invited
Information had been received in Paris o.
the arrival Of our Commissiohers at Gouen-
burg.
The people Of France now wear the white
cockade, and the marines Of this welcome O.
fvier, Olive Branch are dressed in the old
French uniform.
On passing Fort Columbus, the Olivier
fred national sslute Of 2 guns, which was
answered by federal salute of ls.-Gar.
The arrival Of French national ship, OBJ
serves Correspondent, under the aneienf
French eo!ors, is strange but Joyous event.
/, recalls the feelings Of oar revolution and
for the first time, during i.r.. Cd .---- .'.-''
weoiy years, enables VS. 20 reiterate ou' 'e
yards for ,he French heOhls through tue ms
diam oi an heir Of tia, generous h''s' ""s
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FR.ivCE. PARIS, APRIL IL.
The adherance Of Marshal Oudino,, Duke
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15

It is said Lord cas,lereagh is to be called
to the British House OF Peers aud tha, the
duties of ministerial leader in the House Of
Commons will 6evolve on MIR. Canning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
FOR SEJR.
May l4---waw.

TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES,
Mountsin Lands, in the county of Psirick en-
brseing the three forks of the little Dsn River,
with many other fins streams Of w4ter--some OF
TINS ls"d Is OF prime qUslity-My Fr end .Hu1oy
Carer, Who lives adjoining, will show it,
Ten THOUSAND ACRES,
Licking Lands ia Kentucky formerly the property
Of the iste Thomas Shore, Esq. % Petersburg
bly, BROTHER uel Wilson, OF Eouisvtiie, 10 srthcr-
lied to dispose OF this state
EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES.
butchers CrseS Land, in the County Of Me kl-n-
burg i've miles from the Court-Hcu,e, boyd
Iowo)-thiS Is Of prime quality for Tobacco ard
WHEAT, with plants ion sufScent IN work 10
or IL hands, TO srest sdvsntsEe--My brother
Miles Wilson, reSdes and win shoH this Land--
TWO BUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
Or therss6opls, in Hanover County, ~ due neigh
brurtnod u Mr.. Thomas BOwies'5, about tweiVe
miles from this oity.---
The stove Land, any part thereof will be
sold for Cesn sny KIND Of PvodpOe or upon credit
IN SUI purctHsersor ti,sy val DO bsrtered for O.
ther laSts, IN or s'cut this City for Lands upon
Jaates or fs'k rive bsIow the City,
Ny Wes-nSn estste upon james R,v.r, half an
hours ride from this CITY, IS also for sale il con-
t"'aq nse'iy asa srss, snd ylil be shnyr By tir
hsp, the msusger there
4 hsvs 10 Aorss OF Coal Lani, sdioinina Messrs
Hsuscek, GOrios x COrfis---,ny wish 10 % dis.
pose Of half this Land 20 some person VINO hiss
The nesn5 aud viii work tue whole, upon JosAt
Account.
APpls at roy Office, in fhis City,
Richmond, Msy %. If
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
EVENTS IN EUROPE


Whatever be the issue of the events in E.u
rope whether a Bonaparte or a Bourbon,
snail direct the reins of empire; whether
Louis 10. ascerds the throne, or BonaDarte
Continues to reign t',ough shOrn OF bis
beams. there is one benefit which is likely
10 spring frOm the events which have trans
piTcd France ceases to be Gurgon 10 the
rest Of the world. Her usre 10 longer in
spires terror III the heart os the iinid or fer
nishes preteXts 10 the cunning of the polite.
But we shah b. best abie ~ nudge wnat will
be the effect Of this revolution, when We
look back upon tue Cour.c If politics for the
last six years.
Two natioos, had bY = series Of extra
ordinary events accumulated great pow
ers, and had trodden under foot ihs laws
% nations ard the sacred precepts of Jus
tice. Trey oppressed mankind, rot in sue
cession, but at the same time and tie in
justice OF the cue was merely used by the
ingenuity OF the other, as pretext tor for
ther Injustice. The one ruled the iand -
The other pretended to rule the seas. The
one was the Monster Of the con ineot /.
the other was the Leviathsn Of the deep.
Memorable, indeed. was the effect Of thi.
state OF things upon the politics uf Furrue
AS the continental powers were most EXPO
sed to the ambition ot France, they were
content, for ;imc, to subOi, 10 sulien ST -
leuce 20 the oppressinns Of England. Spain
forgot the titn- ~hen the Fnglisu had, with
on previous notice. seized upon her vessels
--beCaUse the French made an outrageous
attack upon her soil. Holland forgave the
paper blockade o. her porJs--~because she
vas gfoaning under the yoke Of Frarce.--
Russia sacrificed he intsrmin- be resent
ments which she Rad sworn sgsin,t the In
glish, tor their piracy Of the Danish fleet
because heavier calamity awaited hcrssr
from the power Of France. Did England
dee!QTe nearly the whole Of Europe 1ndel
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FOR SHE.

Y HAT valuable snd beautiful ,eat, wherein now
4 reside, known by the name of the Long Branch,
soz tsinirg by late survey 1870 Aeres.-LyisS ON
the waters of Difficult Greek and the read lead
ias from Bent.eys Bridge to Halifax Court House,
81. about miles from the latter place. There is
avery good dwelling house With two below
two above, convenient lighthouses, together with
yerai valuable Barns, Stables. &c.-hsf, a vslu-
n oie Distillery, within two miles OF two excellent
= ls. There 10 shout thr,! ct the above tract
IT and in cultivston--tbe wood land well the
cut, is supposed to be equal it not superior to
ny highland tract in the eounty-Terms may be
lAnown, by applying TO the Subscriber.
JOH.NR. COOKE.
He,ifax County. June 4. SIN
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RTOTl( E--The Commissioners appointed to
~ vieU the Brook Turnpike Road, having re-
ported 20 the Executive that two-thrds OF the said
rosd hsvi been completed, according 10 the prov-
rons o he act of ASSEMBLY, incot poratin, the
psny tor opening the said road do, therefore, in
eon,plisnee with the law aforesaid, give this public
LVtise 81 the ssme.
LLN.fY .5fTylfS, Lieut. Gsv'r,
acting in :ie absesce " the Governor.
N. p. In pursuarce of the above notification, II
will CO 'smeDce on Friday next, snd be demanded OF
s,ipsf travelling said roal, lpportioned by
IAN. CyfRTER u. P.4GE.
President II the Board.
J,uac /. lit
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Patterson Uirc Manutactory.
ME subscriber Is authorised to reeeiy orders
4 Tor the following articles TO be executed At the
above uanu.Setory, and forwarded from thence
with all possible apeed--deliversbe in Richmond vt
the Factory prices with the charges of transpor.
tat:oa, tSc. viz
Coarse and fine Wire from No. 1 toras,
Gard We from n o. 25 20 So
hnnee'd or bending Wire of vsrioa, sizes,
Rolling, Standing and Falling Screens tor cleans.
ins grain,
Wove Wires of every description.
Samples Of the shove articles may be seem and Or
dsrT lodged At the Counting House Of
ANDREW SMITH,
Csry-street. opposite the Engle Tavern.
Msrsh SO. wifi
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AiIsT OF LETTERS

ftemHahS IN tle Iosi-Ohre st Richmond 3lIt
Nay, 1874.
H-Joshue Aydetot, Waller r. AsseT, Miller
Ausworth, mnt,sr WIN. hB5er,on Rivsrd Ash
born, in. Aleo.k, Geriaod n5e-son 2, Msrtha Al.
len, Godfrey Arnold, Horace An,es, Msry Asram.
David AHenSpn.
B-Patsey Bennett, Thomas Kinfora, Jo,eDh
Waekmans Bofho,omav Biount. wilson Hryao.
Jacob BJian,, 20. EradIsy, ~ Geo. BOOKER, fsur
vel browne Ffsvsis Bryan. Jes.s Blsesburr, SAN.
:. Rsgby, Sau f'7d, jesse B-atlpri, Sally Bright.
welt, wilson Braek It, a rrr sissd 8rnzn, Leonsrf
Bower, Js'. Bingham, oscrte Brad, mo Banks.
Jopsthan Br0vr, WIN. Book u. Hesourt, iaseph
Browne, Wm. Burk ely, Wa gress:s, l3eskey Ba;-
Ter, Rebesee 8sil, jesse Bowies, Jose Brooks r.
izsbeth Q. Bsuks, Nrs BoHdur 9. MSrt,n BrEer,
3 rrstt Erecting, Mrs. II. b. Breskeoridse 2, w m.
Z. Barrett
| C--Bdwsrd Coles, Smith Crowned, Charles Car
YET, Vim. Gst - ~ Franc CrutsSsei, -,lu Cole
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FE ME Proprictors ofthe New Line of Stages cali
Z cd the Richmond Il Washington Dispatch,
which Gin connection with the line called the Rich
mond and Petersburg d spatch) is to run every o.
thsr day from the city of RChmoad and from the
city of Washington started fFsu each of those
cities on Saturday the 2sth utl The above line OF
sttges Gavin. Richmond st o'clock 4. NJ. every
p7her day, will arrive Washington on the follow
iuE day snd leaving Washington also at d a. n.
every other day, vii arrive at Richmond sta p. 81
On 'he dsy following. The stsEe leaving Rchmoud
viii s,ert from the fieh Taveru-Lnd th.t wh'sh
is to from Washington, vii start st Mr.. Joseph
Smmes's Tavern In George-Town, sEd viii on it,
&nte call for passengers It Mr.. Crawf-rd's Tsv-
erni the same town, and At the respeetve Fsverns
Of Messr. 0'Nei, MeLeon aad Mekcowia in the
city OF Washington. The rUai along this new route
q orc OF the heat country beast. The route
is=f shurtec than the old one s. me fare TO ,rAv
~iers IS much cheaper snd equally ss good az song
the old rGsd-These considerations, II ia presined,
WI sscire to the Projectors OF the Richmond and
Washington Dispatch, as uneh OF the public patron
&gs as they teeld reasonably ssk or Expect To en-
such patronage, they have provided the best x
most pleasant of stages good horses, asd sober atea
Cy and skiiltn! Drivers.
Every possible care shsii ba taken nf Baggage, hat
the Propfietors canaot lie anSwera5e tor Any loss
ther, OF.
June !. ~
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R1AER6HLp

" ME subscribers haVe for,s sd connection In
buflness uuder the Fem Of James Whifiock
e 20. They will transact businrss On COnmis,ion
ard make liberal advances on Goods entrusted to
their care.
CH4PEFS TTHITLOCR,
JAMES HHIILOCK
Iuae v o.
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10 Rent OF LAASE,

Il or any term Of years not exceeding seven. that
g well known TAVERN, al X William court.
bonge, tOgether With all the out-houses attached to
TIE This farm is situated nearly in the CEN
ire ct the county Of King William, ime diately on
tue rnsn rosd leading trom the CITY of Richmond to
the county ct Gloucester. Ii lies between MaIa-
pony and Psmuukey rivers, and is always favored
with the most ahundsnt supply of FISH, oysters snd
Wild fowl. The houses large and convenient /;
aud The Land otan excellent texture, wen asspted
to all tie varons conTeniepc;es snd necessities OF a
Farm or Tavern, snd offering great inducements ia
both quantity sRd quahty.
The Tavern, with several OF the .ut-hous.s, have
been .stely put in good order tor the reception OF
tenant Sod il furnishes With prod,sai libSrsRty
the pure and unsdu!terated fountain, by which Ike
lrtentis tempered and diluted into that cooling
drsuTht Of 1.-the and oblivion, called CiroS.
The above mentioned, pisse win be offered 1t pub
ic suction the fourth Monday an July next. il he
ing King William sourt day, and in the event Of ac-
eidrnt' on the ensuing '0lct day, 10 the ~ smith OF
August.-For terms or further particulars, appiea-
ton nay be msds to the Subscriber, residing 10 the
county ofKing- William.
III. VS.. GREGORY.
May l4--wav
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Five DOIL4Rs REWARD.
Ran array ffom the SG6ocri6er a Negro
Elajt HSnieG,

Ulat HNntG,
n RRY,
4 Carpeuter---Ahout f-st or inches high, stout
s.aGe, o1,gcrn esd SO years &C see, ard is veil
Known in this 10y. a. wss purchased BY Judge
MARSHAL, fern 'h= estate IT Cot Hstve, snJ tells
people he belongs % that estate. Had On when be
vent away, blue aud White Jersey coat erA psois-
Icons, bui no doubt ne mar chap.se MS Ar,ss-- he
mas 3 osst IN his right eye. l5e Yid ncfr hi-
red last yesr q Mr.. John Goddin. he ,so 4, Vie
some years ago IN New-Kent, from Whence believe
fe vas brought, AVID perhaps nc may ro thai wav.
Whoever Will deliver n said Harry TO ne. shal
lac yc 'hs above reward.
III. JUDAH.
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The following Essay, was crowded ont oF most
Of the last Wsdsndey'S psper by the articles which
IS, IN our opinion frsught with 80 much truth sud
pr sents so lust view Of the consequences, which
are likely TO result from transactions tIansPFng
IN Europe, that We deem it worthy OF I-rious pc.
Fus I
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOP THE THIEYESI

& IN Tuesday night last, my Stable in Charles
W City County, was broken open, and large
Bay HORSE,
eazeo-fsee, saddle spots, white hairs shout the
pole, with three white feet, PAGES remarkably slow,
aud iiinp'i;, lett hind leg hen driven tsst Also
n large SORREL HORSE.
about Syears old this spring, small white spet in
ms torehesd with some white hairs about hs face,
ieit hind foot white, aud when closely examined,
VIII be found blind an the let; eye-bsih used TO
gear.
iwi'i give the above reward for both the horses,
or ten dollars for either, delivered TO ne.
JOHN CLARKE.
N. Is. They were both traced as far rs Mrs.
Frazar's Tavern. in New Kent County.
May II -v6w
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D. Gooa .4nction hnno,

DRY Good .4ucrion hoo7,
Tf0BE Subseribsr will hereafter, have Dry
4 Goods auction. Wednesday in escA week
o- ofeoer Il nseessrT the store OF the zver Ten
e.neHt Of faYo's building applications ~ be ade
80 his Feulue Office, hetwecn Mesgrs. Tnmpsins
and Murray ami S1r. Wm. Shcpard's
JAMES BROWN, if.
Nav #
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~ TIE subscriber has ta5en an Office
i'm e,Iis'eiy back of the Eagle Tavern, and the
Lot, where he viii transact business Bro
ksr, Ind on Conmssion.
JERYLL JONES'
.ynnf 1. II
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[&TANTED--.7 Seruont, who il perfectly we'll
~ soqoainteh WITH driving of a carriage, md al
30 hsbtuSted to horse-n other respects Of or un-
exesptioneaie character; fot whom liberal price
WI Ne gwen in cash. App'ysat tbs ohee.
IRgS. tf
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DOMESTIC,

Baltimore. Nuv 90.
ADMIRAL COCHRANE ARRIVED.
a passenger in the Boston packet brings
me information that Admiral Coch-ane hsg
arrived m the Chesapeake. 1t is not vet
Known what force he has brought with him.
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SfiE SALE Ola the 22d ofAp:l last at Farnham
L Church, ia Richmond Cousty, OF Thomas Syd-
nor's property Gas previously advertised in the En-
qerer by US in pursuance ola Deed OF Trust dated
9tst OF january 1909, msde by the said Sydnor to us
as trustees for the benefit of John w. Tom in admi
n'strstor OF Walker Tooiin, des'd) having not been
compiled with on the part of the purchaser, we
hereby give notice, that on the third day of jun
next ttsir, and il not, the fair day, we shall
seiipublcy to the highest bidder at the ,sd Church.
Tor cash. the sad proefrty, to wit several very va
liable lots adjoining said Church, containing BY es-
npston about SO acres, very well unprecedented
tour negro men, (two OF whom~are valuable black.
smiths two horses. twenty-eight head Of cattle X
good stscS OF boss---also three other pieees OF
isnn near said Church. one containing ore hundred
acres more or less, .her containing forty acres
more or less, and the third containing niee and n
hsif acres more le,s---also set OF blacksmith 8
tools, together With the ssd Syhnors house hold &
kitchen .urn'ture. The said Thomas Sydnor, by
iced dated 5th February, 1911, conSeyed to US as
trustees Co. the benefit OF John w 1omlu, admins
t'stor OF Walker TomIn, deceased, the three LAST
70 ntoned pieces Of snd, the blscksnths' tools and
furniture.
ViNEEHT BRAMHAM.
BARTHOLOMEW M'CARTY.
GEORGE SAUNDERS.
May7 ~4wp
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Hon. Tohn = Jsres,
ilo- UiHDn' O-ny,
Cdleb Lorfgg Esg
1rf9id UeHrs, Esq.
RichGrd Dcyby, Esq.
Ihss. U. SegriGze, Eq.
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USE PUBLISHED aud for sal. at Peter Cot
81 toms Book -Store, NIuNFORD'5 REPORTS,
second VOLUME.
msy IL If
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JOHN EDLOE,
THOMAS COOKE &
WILLIAM SEIDEN,

n. 3. Any one who wishes 10 purchase a small
hsuSsone, agreeable ard remarkably healthy coun-
try in the County o! Sussex, situated about 2S
miles from Petersburg, and about the sane distanee
from James River, may he accommodated on cheap
terms, by Supplying to either OF Lac aforementioned
Executors
June 1. tbs
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Hcu, Samuel DcSfel
Hon ~ a. OTIS. /
j Pun an, p q. I
Josfph nat, EfqL
HHsssH .Sfprgissq.
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EOR SALE.

II OJN
An Wednesday 18th Jsly, at Flower de Hun
V dred, the residence of the late Col. Miles Sell
dea, OF Prince George Comfy, variety Of per-
,onaI property, consisting OF beds, tables, chairs
snd other articles vi fashionable household furhi.
turs.-
ALSO,
Some sheep, together with several colt, and brood
lnsrss Of approved blood.
A credit OF twelve months viii be given, for all
articles sold for more than thirty Go'ars-artcles
sold tor less than that sum, must be paid for before
saken awsy.
THOMAS COOKE S
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Cenfle7nen,
hsvs tie honoGr 10 s~knowedgs the reac'pt OF
your letter OF he 7th INST seeonps MED by sr.
perb service of plste.--The naucrinr enenr.,r,,,
eortsined IN he Liter, and the elegant snd auler-
I'D present has existed tive vsrmcE sentiments If
gratitude sRd while recollection retains . 81 EN-
pre- over ny r7ind, TIE tndbsss md bersE'y NJ The
e'1zeas OF Ros'on will ever BE- property apprerntsd
bS one, who hes 20 'arg " participated IN Their ri
ties Accept, gentlemen. bas Of you, the sssuraneg
Of my uafsigned respect.
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Ynentu UoNars Remard

WtWEy DUttII3 ItFF"IFu,
LTOR sppreheading Negro CHHRLES, black
= msn---ae is about 20 ysSrs o; axe, S feet or
0et.es high, hsd OK tius coat snd trowsars IVES
bstelv brardsd IN TIE lelt hand, and raised 10 de
sOu1ty O: Gloucester. purchased hirn Of s3r. An-
hrss OSver q SID co1nty--ne let me 10 Chester
held. D., ny wsy o " Arlington county. shove
r.weTd W. be PSid " 0eiyertrg rim TO Wm Cr1S
81 Riehr. I'd. JOHN SANDERS.
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Brood Hoeo, Cearse Saif, Scythe Bhdes,
ClG7D Hammers, TIC. tJc.
casks Brosd Hoes--Cuarse x Fine Salt,
d. Ciev Hsmraers--tO doz. Scythe blades,
Is dozen ready made -geks--
for Sale hv
BHIDGES9 ROBERTSOW.
4 pril % n
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POLITICAL.

W.. FOUSHEE. ". "a.
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BRITISH SOUADRONS.

Inc British squadrons are still lowering
round our shores, and continue to practice
their marauding warfare. Our own coast, is
now infested with plundering and burning par
ties, who have recently committed essential
depredations
We are happy to learn that our hiouS Co
vernon begins at last to doubt the Magnanimitv
OF the e Bul7oark," and is preparing measures
for defence. Guard duty over the seventy
four is performed every night by detachmeIts
from the Militia of ChaTlesto7g,,, and we hear
that regiment Of troops are to be sent from
this town to the forts in the harbor
BoSt. Yankey,
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l suppose they will do what they please with
me-" The baron compGmented him ON his
fortitude under such reverse of fortune in
answer to which, he said, it was wise to sub
nit patiently to the course of events-adding,
that he had committed one great error. The
baron desired to know what it was" Why,'
said he, 8 married an Austrian princess,
when ought to have married Russian one
The baron then asked him how his active
mind could find employment after so busy a
life Fie said, that he should retire to the
study OF the mathematics, of which he had al
ways been fond; and pointing to some old
books which he had taken with him, intima-
ted that he had resumed his studies already