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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-20
40 A6rab M Hrtpafrict, urpiVisg erscuf1r Of
tDarfa Jiusear aeerdsca, James Vein, as1
Batiansef,s D.siid,n and Sally his wifi. ~


A ) you are mt residents OF the Common.
IA wealth of Virginia, i take this method
to give you notice, that ] shall proceed, by
virtue Of a commission from the Superior
Court of Chsncery for the Richmond Dis-
trici, on the 6rst Monday Of October next,
between the hours of eight 10 the forenoon &
Fix 10 the afternoon, and between the same
hours Of each succeeding day, unit all the e.
violence shall be taken, at the prothenotary's
Office, IN the Town Of pittsburg in the
state of PennsylvSna. To take the De-
positions Of John Irwin, George WelIace,
James Robinson, John wilkins, John
Woods, David Steel, James Ross, James
Ohard, Anderson Fauehiil, Samuel Jones'
and Sao'uel Hewett. Add that shall al
so proceed, between this same hours OF the
secnpd Monday of December next, and OF
eachsncceedlng day, until all the evidence
shall he taken, at the Office Of said SuDesf.
OF Courf Of Chancery. at the Capitol in che
City OF X edmond, TO take the dispositions of
lchr Preston and others, all said deposi.
tians to I've read ~ evidence in .be suit in
yaid Court. depending, wherein am piaias
81 and you and others are defendants.
Your OBJ. seryt.
IANES MORRISON.
July 3. 1914 nov.
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Stop tie t.ansas.r ~

"A BsCOSDsD from his tusirets a, his ~
4 ice fw,t''out abe .risilest ex-r=rs;5r sc.
doing) YESTERDAY mornirg.sr Approximations.
ed WILLIAM wLBuWNE. lie is sba1t "a
years old, stout m d., ,o;iad aad enhacly fee-s
II is expected ne has gon. 10 tire esmr in tbis
tsighbourhood or To l'cwhatan county: where.
his relations residf. A reward Of TWENTY
DOLLARS will he given to any person for
bringin him home, and al reasonable expenss
es paid.
Argus oiFio-, Richmonts, Aug 20, 1914:
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Wanted 10 Hire.

A YOUNG Lady who is well qualified in
"A the sevsrai branches Of the Millinery
Business. Also, the Subscriber has on hand
an elegant asserS meat af BONNErS. which
nay be had low. either by small or large
quantities.
Angus. 20.
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The Erecufor y 5xent for
The Devisor.
August 20.

n. b. All persons having claims against the
said Col. Woodbridge, are requ. sted TO bring
them forward, on that day. vel authenticated,
so that arrangements may be made for settling
them. sy The v',-
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buckingham County. TO wit, ;:
Taken up by John Hirris

about ten miles from Buckingham courthouse,
3 near one arm Jones's tavern, a strsy Scar,
marked with crop and underkse in the right
ear. and crop ign,he left ear, SUPPOSED to be )
years old, brndle, with asnall star in the
krriieadi some white on his iorelegs. his hind
legs w',ite, WHICH extends nearly to the hips,
appraised to eight dollars and hfty Gents
March - 1914
r PERKINS.
A copy--Teste,
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6FCapt. Stevenson.s Corps

Of ARTILLERY. having been ordered to TAX {
the Field, the absent Members are hereb. or,
'manded to rendezvous at Richmond.
~ BY order OF the Captain.
J. b, PRENris, Ord. Sgt.
August 49, t-
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NOTICE.

IT is the deterninNion Of = number Of the
! freeholslers Of Buckingham To- hold a poll
for Mr JOHN RANDOLPH at the next Con,
-sressonal election. tits distinctly understood
that II Mr. Randolph should be elected he will
serve the people.
Buckingham, Aug. IS. Itnd
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POSTSCRIPT.

IL was reportcd this morning, and gen /.
'eraay believed, that eight sail more of the
ene.rys shiDs came into the Capes last e.
venihg- We Can say, upon good authority,
tnat M such account has been received at
mead quarters, by the express that lett the
Day shore this mnrnins, and we have con
versed with an nteliigeht ge,leman. who
lett the sea beach, about ten miles to the
soa,hward of Cape Henry. at O'Clock YES
tcfIay Afternoons he reports that there was
not Any vessel in sight at that time.
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NuRroLk Auv,,,, ,

=
q yesterday morning. at half past eight. a
meet OF the enemy's ships entered our Capes.
consisting of I'VE ships ofthe line. six fri.
gates re sloop Of war, tender. and srans-
ports. They came in with a fair. wind and
noe ard continued up the bay until cur in
fern,srs lost sigh, of them. 'Ehe wind having.
oiovn ircsll 10 the southwark all n;.,ht. AMI
str, ,continans, ifthis feet is bound as high
as Baltimore, it viii be there by this even.
ing. 49,
itispresumed these ships are from Bcr.
muaa, and have IN board the four regiments
~nich are noticed in this paper, as having
'arriyed at that island. We have no infor,
";'uoh or knowledge of any circu instance.
70 warrant us in ascertaining that Admiral
.Socnrane has arrived.
IL would be difficult, from the detached
manner in which the enemy's ships have
entered our bay, to form any conjecture OF
ms ,orce' naval or military. Taxing view
OF tue con]sctural arrivals. and those we
Know we should imagine that the enemy
Can land about seven thousand soldiers and
'haF'hes' ana abou, $500 to 5000 seamen.
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F0R s.ELs.
A valuable Tract of Land

~ 'osuebiC dCt VI Lung.
Lying on Rockssh river, about five miles from
the mouth of said river. in Nelson county, and
adjoining the lsads of VIM. Bail. dec Bobret s.
Farrar. &C. The above tract of land is equal in
point OF soil, TO any in the county Hes toierabl
well, welt wAtered, hiss good range to the
mountaids, and lies in healthy cline. There
Is an excellent ample orchard on Il. The terms
may be Known by applying to John s rarrar.
major 9Th regiment, Va VI or the subscriber
on the premisess who will sbew the lands
JOHN FARRtR
August IL, 1913. WI
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III 'nis city' dated August II.
The whole of Yesterday and last e.
sIniog, twensy-six sail of the enemy's YES
@eis went up the Bay. Two or three sail 8
vo coobt belonging to the same ileet) went
up the Bay this morning.
Inc militia, it is expected, will be cal.
leo out Immediately here. Washington city,
M p'oesply Baltimore, expect. will beta
nen Inc eneny's force up the 5av, is now
Calculated at sixty or seventy sal.
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Will be Sold.

ut Pa6ic Auction, on the Premises, the fret
81 Saturday M October,
bridge iiv' d. lying in Powhatan County,
on tie buckingham 10 I'd, containing about 500
acres There viii be ~ the sale reservation
.of his wIdo@'s dover. Il will be sold entire
or in lots, rs may best suit ose disposed TO pur.
chase. Tsrms Of Sale .Dsde known on the aisy,
ny b.
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Aaju'snf and Insbsctor GexeraPs ON q
Hosting ton. June II, 1916
GIN Ekkk, ORD Ar

TIVE President has been pleased to issue the
- following Proclamation, Of which due noe
tee will be taken. 80
~ the President Of the Uriies States Of
~ .Aineric0,
A PROCLAMATION.
WHERHAS information has been received
tn at a numbsr OF Individuals, who have
deserted rom the Army Of the United States.
have become sensible of their offences, and ara
desirous OF returning to their duty
Aiu'l pardon is hereby granted and proclaims
ed TO each and I'll such individuals as shall withs
~ three months from the date thereof, surrsn-,
der themselves to the commanding officer Of
any military post within ths United States or the
territories thereof
In testimony whereof, have cause the
seal OF the United States 10 ne afixs.d to
t'sse l'ss seats, and signed the same with
my hand.
Done at the City Of Washington, the seven.
teenth day of June. A. ID. one thous
~ sand eight hundred AND fourteen and
OF the Independence OF the United
States the thirty.sighth.
JAMES MADISON.
by the President,
JAMES MONROE,
SEsRETARyoF STATE.
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Virginia Argus.
hithtitonn,
SATURDAY, Auousr 90, Is14.

Ixuact OF letter from Norfolk, to gem
"eman IN this city, dated August IL.
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Williamsburg. 18th July, 1914. w q,
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BosToN, Jan. %.

GRAND REBEL CAUcUS,
No. was held at the Boston E.rchanFe,
on W. dnesday Evening last Benz. Hhtt-
man was chosen moderator. Many flaming
speeches were delivered by the would be
LORD blake, Mr.. Greenzyood of Bath, and
Mr.. Orator Ofis-A resolution was passed
pledging themselves to support in the Legis-
'ature bill for raising t7ventv thousand
men, and two millions of dollars to carry ON
the Re6ei Uar One member observed. /,
700s zoo soon 10 drazv The 87yord 1; that they
nao many things to attend to first-the
tishermar 5 Petition must first be attended
to- Mr. Otis said, that there was not one
OF the Fishermen bnt would. if they could,
fHf hook INFO the nose If eDery FrderaL
l@t IN the room. Another observed, that
they must do something, as they had alrea-
ay sad much and done so little, they would
be the subjects Of renronch and redicule, il
fhcV did nor acf.
What deplorable situation these de,u-
ned people have brought them selves into
IKE the desperate gambler, they are ahont
to stake their az, for Croqyn, or perchance
haher." Let them come on with their for
crS let them act as they saw, and their hour
OF retrihution is at hand. The arm of the
national power is suspended over their gull
tY heads--the first overt act will decide their
'a'c anu open tnelr eyes TOuteS
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mounts two more guns than the United
States, and Of the same calibre on her main
deck When it was objected that the Uni
ted States threw greater weight OF metal
at broadside than she did, (Which is owing
to the United States carronades being hea :
viei than her's) Com. Decatur offered 10
dismount till their force was precisely e.
quail but Capt. Coote replied that they did
not consider or guns of any Consequence
-" the difference 7oas in thc mcn"-" me
cregps zvere eUery thing" No further COM
munications have taken place between the
parties"
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THE TREASURY DE IP;ai9g;Sr, LG 20 D.

~ iAI4fAD Olth IyFsIARIMt,
from what transpiredn the Senate Yesterday -,
infer that the rumor OF the dsv. that , Sscrs,J,, ~
the Treasury IS IN be forthwith apusiuted m a.,
place oi Mr. Ga!atn, Is correct. The choice viii b4
one ~ considerable di6isutv-and the resnun,;bilit,
OF uhs ONCE. let u tall on whose shoulders IL NAV
~" oe ol'er"'s anu PNhui. a s usual, public opi
mon wares 80 the person who is called to Ibis sisfi
Of the vacancy which is TO be thus filled III ,.tn
silly exist we can only say, that il is HatVs voL
dpeHdH "a Vaesncy, % every point Of view. deem
" to be lamented.---.F1f mr. ~F
~ The remarks 70 which the InteIlipeneerr 70.
ier', are those Of Nr Bitb Of Geo on Mr.. Mace.
Resolutions lie said ,4at &c Whenever !, ,bo,,,i -
esceralned by the Executive that Mr. CsftaG
would not speedily return, IL had been in lie con
temptation to appoint Secretary Of the TreasIr =
w hl' 'te'd--that late circumstances had induced
the impressins that his speedy arrival ,,,s % -,
donbtiNl and he believed that the Executive b,d
determined TO appoint Secretary RE Therefore
moved the resolutions TO lie till MONDAY next. when
they might be taken up--but he had on his rart mo
sort ~ doubt the alrdged vacancy in the Treasure
''''' III '''s '"e'" '''"e oe MED Eng.
Ch'iuobkey Hughes jun. Es,. of mi, c;,v 10.
been appointed by the President and syproysd h,
ths Senate, Secretary Of Legation to the rnso;on in
sututed 10 negotiate treaty Of peace and corn
meree with Great Britain Mt Gottenburg.
Baftin'ore Whig-sfh.
Cow. RoCERs--The story oe hi. b,v;,, 81 q
brush with the Orpheus, original . from dis ecnr
stance. bhe Orpheus, in company with the AIbion
-, on their passage frOn this coast IN the enasf III
bermuda, tell IN with the President frigate-- srr
com Rogers, under his topssils only, mapcruvred
~ hopes to lead the Orpheus out Of reach of the
l4-but tne Albion, while tie Orpheus was cbasins
the President, kent so close as to pre- vent IN com
nodore's wished-ior single combat The President
ultimately h'ied away, and soon ran the bion suf
OrPheu' out OF sigIt-----.W Y. Gazette.
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vigilance, the intrcpidity of the officers, *
the h:mness of the men, meet my approba
tion, and deserve the praise Of their coun
try.
1 have to regret the death of many of
my brave fellows who have foun,i honorable
graves in the voluntary support o; their
country.
nay ail-de-camp, in executing my orders,
had his horse killed under him gen. l. c
and m ior Pace, who acted as additional
aids, =. Tered me essential services, with
homer u themselves, and usefulness to the
cause in watch they have embarked. Four
Wagon and several other horses were kill
led, and two of the artillery horses wound
ed. While deplore the losses sustained on
this occasion, have the consolation to
know that the men which / have the honor
Co command have done their duty. here
with traosmit You list of the killed and
wounded, and have the honor TO be, most res
pectfullY, your obedient servant,
(Signed) JOHN FLOYD, d. C.
have the honor to report the followir z
list of the killed and wounded in the action
Of the morning of the 9th Januarh, 1914.
Total killed, II total wounded, 1872.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON,
Ro&hitat Surgeon.
n. r. One of the wounded since dead
of the friendly Indians killed, Is wounded.
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[Fr0m "a Correanondcrt.1

ALBANY, Ian. o.
Gen. HuLPs TriaL-The court martial
has been occupied in examining gea. Cass
to-day, tThursday.l am told that his tes-
timony IS not as strong against gen. Hull, as
his former letters. He states the main facts
with considerable degree of qualification.
CoLuvlbt1n.
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NeU- ondoa, FEB. 9.

-NeTU-I ]. onao1i, FEB. 9.
In consequence of the great increase OF
the enemy's force off our harbor, Com. De-
catur removed his squadron up the Frames,
ON Thursday last
On Sunday noon last, the Victorious Of
- guns. Capt. Talbot, in beating thro' UP the
race, grounded near the west end Of Fish
er's Island, where sac remained till vester-
day, when she was got of. During this
time the wind blew IF shore and mod
Grated, to which the enemy owe the fortu-
nate circumstance Of saving the shin. She
wen, on at the tep of the tide, and had i'm
mediate assistance from the blnckading
squadron The spot where shc went on
shore is Tree of rocks. 1t is said she came
to relieve Com. Hardy, but has probably re-
turned to Halifax for repairs.
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w h 5 L ERIN l. A Nd S
EOR s. IL y

2 compliance with the will of the late col. VIM.
4 Heth. |, together with his Surviving Executors
offer for sale,
THREE TRACTS OF LAND.
Lying between the Scota Il Little Miami Rivera
North West OF the Ohio, the same being land,
granted the Ieststor for military services during
the Revolution. One tract lying on the Fast f,re
of the Little Miami, containing IS3 acres-Ope
on the Ssiots RIVER, containing sos = 8 aeres-a,i
another on Brush Greek eontsining GOO acres-hl-
so, one tract containing I777 2-5 acres Iyipp n,
Highland Greek, branch of the Ohio. T'boss
lands anornIins 10 5677 % acres. All persons de-
Srous OF purchasing, WHO cannot more COW enientlv
coT"mua'eats With. the Trustees OF Col Hetb. vii,
p'esse supply TO flr Walter Dunn, of Chiicotbe
for more particular Information. shall be at Chi.
eothe, snd on the lands, by the Goth OF April next
prepared to give indispujsb'e and satisfactory cos.
vsyahees to purchasers, shord there be any aDpli-
caDts.
H.G HRTH.
E@0'T gT2 Trustee,
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u he Foston Ynnhee saws, that tbe arrn If
the national power is suspended ove- ,ha;. ';,,'
heads (Boston oonspira tors)-the first over, ast
WI decide their fate end oben theiy eyes" II ~
doubted, whether this is not an Errstum of the
-" open" for close" - VIC reS'
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COMMUNICATIONS

u i"eu ,. No'toiS, on the I'd Of Februsry, Thomss
ham with strength Of mind to have com,oan6ed
Neg'ment--this aniable young man entered
the service OF bis country as private His officers
ana FELLOW soldiers deeply !anenl his lnss.
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u we hsye conversed with the eommacd;r, as
hesr OF t,hF station, IN regard ia paragraph which
appeared IN this paper Of the Ell inst. and have
been assured by him that mains have been spqreI
10 ,orwSr' the Hecrning service on this station.
and of course portion of censure can no,s;hy at'
tach 10 him. F0S''0J az
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nlng WilLfItl- - 3 1slA

hiHg Vifiidm Feb 5, 1914.
8 " Virtue Of deed of trust executed nv Rs,
lsmin Penteton, Of King William County 10
us, Mordecai Abr'ham, and Thomas Dahney Of
said county, 70 secure the payment of sum of mo-.
ney TO Fleming Mitchell, his executors, administers.
tors or assigns, bearing date on the 5th day of Fe
bruary l8i5 ard recorded in the Couaty Court Of
N ne William st the March term lsls-we sbsn
expose to sale on the premises in the county afore-
said to the highest bidder for ready money on
Thursday the 18th day Of March next iffar, other
wise the next fair day,
n TR.4CT or LIND,
Containing by late survey, two hundred 81 tver.
" and an half acres hieh said land the ssid pr
dleton purchased of the said Mitchell. This said
Tract OF Land thus sold, will be conveyed by ne 10
the purchaser, according to the powers vested In us
on the day of sale.
MoRDECAI ABRAHAM,
THOMAS DABNEY, trustees
Feb. TO- s,u
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List WIGHT8 M1IL.

eter from Washington says, That on Mon
day The President nominated e. W Campbell as
secretary OF the Treasury, Richard Rush, Attor.
burg" -.
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PIatts5uvg, Jan. %.

tuIJHVUFB1 VuTt HYs
Major General Wukinson arrived in
town, from the southwark. ON Wednesday
last. He has taken quarters in this village
The Governor of Pennsylvania has re-
ceiyed requisition from the general gov.
ernment, to call into the service Of the u.
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The Legislature of .HryyIor1 ,Jyo,.u., -.
1HesdHy evening The Senate PASSED n BIZ 70 ore
ve"f the growth Of tor isnl; the house of BeIs.
gGfe5 " covrse rejected IT, @>''e
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Feb 10.

.NOIICE.
1AlLL be sold to the higa.s bidder. at Prince
Efw%rd Court House, OIL the third Mondav
90 LIKELY AEGROES
Consisting of Men, Women 4 Children Form,
OF sale made known on that day.
PEYTON EANDOLPH.
CO. w. 2sV2wD
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ENQUIRER OFFICE, FRI. 10.

Yesterday tie Il. of ID. PISSED the RlI iav.
ing tSX-s 'or the support of Government -Ayes
No, toes h,s Hl' 'sv' on 50 l.sd per cent
ieets OF taxation. '0O'
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q The Articles on our LIST and 4th Pages are
eminentiy worthy of the Readers attention
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FOR SALE,
Il VRHCT or LINN

n Tract or LIND
4 YlNG in the County Of Rockingham. North
N Csrolins, (about ~ miles south Of the Town Of
Osnwlle on Dan .River) whieh by late survey con.
tGin5
1913 HCRES.
There are between so X 200 acres Of Low grounds
attached 20 il Of superior quality This land IL
well adapted to the culture Of Corn Wheat, Cotton
q Tobacco u has on it Dwelling House. Kitchen.
Laundry, Dairy, Meet House, &c There ar. sbort
200 acres cleared. The Subscriber would uref, r.
exchanging 1t for land in either the County Of Ripr
William, King and Queen, Essex or Nddlcs. T.
Also, tract Of Land in the State of Kentucky. q.
bout one mile from the lourishing Town Of Rpy5sJ.
vile, and contains by late survey,
GOO a G X r. S.
Tbs Land is ofs superior soil and Isvs veil. end
would be dispose ofin the same wav. ANY per,,n
Wishing IN purclass Of -xcbsuz- for ether of dc
above tracts Of land w sppv q the aubscriher Ii-
wing near D1nkirk, King and Queer Covaty, Vh-
ginia.
ROBERT RCFFIN.
Jan. IS .srn
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Feb. 10.

%, The Editors ofpapers printed in Chlieothe
will please insert the above advertisement for r..
months and transmit their accounts to the Office F
tne Enquirer FOR payment, or, they shall receive
tneH accounts from me when i arrive in ChiIIico.
the.
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BURLGNGroN JAR. %.

BURLINGTON Jar. 90
General Wilkinson and suit, lett town on
Wednesday las, OH their return from the
s-uth ward, to the French Mills.
TscRIPT.-SinCe our paper was pre-.
pared for the press We ijove received let
Ter from friend in Pattsburg, Of yester-
days date, from which we extract the fol-
lowing.
Gen Winder one Of the HOSTAGE Prison
ers OF War, from Quebec, passed through
TINS town Yesterday mprning IL is bel ev =
q tor Washington, for the purpose Of dis
cusSDg the subject of prisoners Of war, and
putting an end to the practice of close Con-
tnement on both sides--We sincerely hope
that his labcrs may not BE- lost.
An attack is again threatened here, IL is
SAID that the enemy have 1000 men at La.
cadie, and 400 sleighs Gen. Wilkinson is
ere, and, every man, both officers and SOL
diers, are confident of success under his com
mand' we shall be able TO give them warm
reception--yeu shall hear from me if am
spared
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Feb. 10.

~. 10. 3m
M HOENER my have borrowed or h-ve in
g! Their possession an Engi4h Eds fioK OF a
piece OF Music, not belonging to them, called
LoeHtNVAR," by Mcknight, the words taken
from Walter ScotPs Marmon, will obTee the
owner by leaving it at the Office of tie Enouirer.
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, Gl0Hccsfer io7O Grounds - soc.

GIonccster iozO Grounds + Sole.
VIE Subscribe? offers for sale, chat valuable farm
4 which he now resides situated in M No., IA
~ OF Gloucester, containing Eve hurslrfd acre,
three hundred and fifty of which IS in state &c enI
tvat'on and improvements, the other mart In b.avv
umoer-i he whole farm is inferior TO none ia he
state for the cultivation of Corn, BarIsy and VIII
--On the farm 10 excellent framed Dveliins-
hense, two story, with three rooms on floor with
every necessary out house, all new aud in complete
bounds in FISH and oysters and has a Navigation 70
che Barn door ~
Any person DESTROYS Of making the purchase. NAV
sno| the terms ~ applying to Mr.. Thomas Taylnr
Hlc''monf or IN the subscribe living on the flrr,
b-'ween thirty and forty likely negroes acne.
toned to the farm with the sock of every kind
may be had with it, and possession given immeJi.
ately.
JOHN LEWIS.
FeU ~.
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nited States, 1000 militia, to rendezvous at
Ere.
Jyasbinpton. Feb. 7.

Washinston, FEB. 7.
The last dates from Albany state that
the troops at French Mills were about to
march for Sackett's Harbor, but make no
mention of the reported engagement. Gen
erai Wilkinson arrived at Plsttsburg on the
Goth.
The United States Brig Syren, Lieut.. Par
ker. sailed from Boston on the 29th ult. ON
cruise.
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We understand that the keels If heavy
frlgate & TWO briggs have been laid At SACK
ett's Harbour, which are 70 be built win ali
possible expedition.
a vessel, which had landed about 90 600
dollars worth of English goods, was seized
at Scarborough Me. on Tuesday sennight. bv
deputy collector ; the goods we're on their
way to the interior, but were overtaken BY
the collector with an armed force, & made
prize Of The vessel had been lying off for
several days.