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A MISTAKE CoRRECTED.

New-England Federal writer's continually
endeavor to impress the public mind with a
belief that the eastern states ara more in
terested IN commerce than the rest Of the
Union. This is a mistake, to say the least
oft. The whole exports from the United
States for the year ending the 30th Sept.
last, amounted in value TO rs, zoos, 152 dol
lars-of which 2,744.243 dollars worth on.
ly were from the five New~England States.
True .dmerican
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New QUALIFICATIONS

Inst Received. and for Sale at fhis Office s
The Mirror OF the Graces, or the English
Lady's Costume, by Lady of distinction
The Poetical Works of Lord Byron, CONS
prising Poems, original and translated.
and English Bards and Scotch Reviewers.
Rose and Emily, or Sketches of Youth, BY
Mrs Roberts. authoress of the "Telet-
cope for Children"
A Flight to the Moon, or the Vision of RAM
dalthus. by George Fowler, author Of the
Wandering Philanrhropist."
The Siege of Rochelle, or the Christian He
rome, Novel by Madame De Genlis.
Moral Tales, by NJ. Marmontel, embeilished
with engravings
Angelique and Valcour, and Byzantine, two e.
legant Novels, by the Authoress OF " Albinia,
or the Young Mother" &c.
The Hero of the Lake, or the Victory Of Cor.
modore Perry, Poem by James Fenneil.
Biography ofJames Lawrence, Esq. late a CAP.
tain in the Navy of the United States: togeth.
er with collection of the most interesting
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chesapeake and Shannon, and the death Of
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Likeness,
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Burke's Works, Vol.
Steele's List Of the Royal Navy of G. Britain
TO 1ith Sept 1913.
The Giaour, fragment of Turkish Tale, By
Lord Byron.
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Tousard's Artillerist's Companion.
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49, Dictionary.
Hand Book for Infantry.
--- DO. tor RfeEen.
Elements of War, by Maltby.
Rules aud Articles of War.
Stevens Artillerists Pocket Companion.
Complete Military Tutor.
Sword Exercise for Cavalry, by Hewes.
Steubcn's Military Exercise.
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Poems and Transations, BY Richas- Dabney.
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Army and Navy List of the Y. States.
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JACOB lMICHAUX,
WILLIAM HAXALL.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT
Lottery Tickets,
fIgaranted Undra.a,, ]

= n VU'THHFeu OHuTus0HI n
NAN be bought at the subscribers office, on
~ liber al terms.--since the LIST. of March.
the price has been in Baltimore s IL The
eight day of drawing being over, and all the
Capital Prizes remaining undrawD, the price
of Tickets will advance in few days.
The list of the drawings will be received re
gulariy, likewise the list Of the Trinity Church,
and Baltimore Hospital Lotteries, all of which
can be examined gratis, at the Licensed Lotte.
ny office of
J. B. KURSHEEDT,
few doors below the Bell Tavern.
Richmond March 10Th. IT,
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WILK1Msow .4MD HAMPTON

u
It's reported (says the Aurora) that Court
Martial has been ordered for the purpose of as
pertaining the causes Of the failure of the late
campaign on the northern frontier and that
Gen. Wilkinson and Gen. Hampton are to an
swer such enquiries as may be made, touching
their respective commands report thereupon
to be made to the war department. 1t is no,
said where or when this court is to sit--but it
is supposed it will assemble at Albany.
On the receipt Of the last intelligence from
France, we gave it as our opinion, that there
were but sender appearances of a speedy peace
in Europe little to console the wishes OF the
Phi,aRthropist, very little congenial to the
hopes Of the Christian English gold has per-
verted the councils of the Allied Powers, and
they have already forgotten their Declaration OF
the 1st of Dec. which had excited in every hui
name bosom, the most lively expectations
Notwithstanding the studied moderation with
which the late French official papers are drawn,
there is in them strain Of depression, that
marks the sense they feel of the critical and
alarming situation in which that nation is plac.
ed, surrounded by numerous and recently vic.
torious armies, and probably convused by in-
testine divisions, excited by the emissaries OF
the English Minister, and by the partizans OF
the Bourbons.-- Bonaparte no longer speaks in
the lofty ard commanding tone Of conqueror ;
he condescends TO reason with his enemies, and
to appeal to the justice Of Sovereign -" For
merly, (said he) all Europe marched with U.s.
now, all Europe marches against us."--1be
English Minister having "scotch'd the snake, .
lie now avows his intentions to kill it.
At this awful period, which has become so
deeply interesting to America, Bonaparte APP
pears in new Charlottesville is not now a
conquerOr he has been beaten by soldiers Of
his own renring-Tbs Lion has been driven
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Lewis s. Clark's Expedition.

Ic"fS y Oh"AS 2APCuttAoA'
Just Published. and sciN be ready for drd>
yery to Subscribers in q fe1v days af the
Book Store Of S. Pieasanis. Richmond.
History of the Expedition,
UNDER THE COMMAND OF
CAPTAINS LEWIS AND CLARK,
TO THE
Sources of the Missouri /;
Thence across the Rocky Mountains, and
down the liver Columbia to the Pacific Oce>
an.-Peri5-med During the Years 1904.
S and 6, by order IF the Government Of rinc
United Sta,es.--In Two Volumes va. with
Maps, &c.
PRICE SIX DOLLARS.
March 9. (tfl
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his maiesty's ship of war the Rose, on the
10th Feb. uary, 1912. His affecting detail OF
suiferings Will shortly be made known TO the
public, and ought to be a theme Of exccra
ton nom some of our congressional ora
tors.
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iSy last nights mail

NEw-YoRh, March IS.
The u. S. loop Of war Peacock. Captain
Warrington. sailed from this port ON Satnr-
day last ON a cruize.
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NoRFoKL, March rs.

+ ..sst.v e NORFOklss Md rCn Aos
Came mp yesterday ina flag, Capt Clu>
ME. who was lately captured in the bay
and a passenger in the shcooner Flash, from
Port. au-P rince, taken frNew York. They
report that the Armide and Lacedemonian
frigates, a brig and two schooners, went up
the hay yesterday. The Albion and Dragon
of "a guns each, remain in Lynhasen- Bay.
The enemy have lately placed buoy on
the Middle Ground, another on the Horse
Shoe, and third on Willoughby's Point.
It is believed they intend shortly to come
into Hampton Roads. Orders are said to
have been received from England. direct,
ing that no more American prisoners are
20 be set on shore, without an equal NUM-
Der OF British prisoners being sent of in ex-
change.
Brigadier General Chamberlaine, .arri-
we'd here yesterday, and takes command of
the army at this place.
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DUEL.

We understand that duel was fong ht on
Saturday hast, near Bladensbuig. between
lieut.. Hall and lieut.. Hopkins, bolh of colo.
mel Caiberry's regiment AT the second
hre, lieut.. Hopkins received the ball from
his antagonists pistol. in the breast. and ex.
PRED Immediately.
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CoMMuNIcArroS.

| commur,c.r,ov
CoMMoDORE RODGERS, CRUISE.
Whv are th. Enel;sh s.dersj;sts 40 silent
at the approach Of This obnoxionsjman. Com.
mo.iore Rndssrs, =. !, sscsss. thsy hav.
h;,herto .h.d ali, .hs;r nsai.,,;c,;n,. ur,on
h;mS 0r;s T. hero,,s. The. 4 n tbe cense-
ouences Of rs;,srs ,;os, Lest a tale shonld nm
fila thar co,,Ia redoun to 'h;e honour 81
Would l. do for these neonle 70 exnress their
crossed IN. AtIsn,;c Ocean' nassed down
thro,,gh the Carr;t,...a Go. and return.
ed to New.York. without meeting with a
Great Beif? No-becaise the thinking
people would say he had sought the enemy
and could not find him, until he had return,
ed before the harbour Of New York, where
ne found not on'y part of the 6utsrark of
| cur reigion, one "a and afrixate, block adirg
hut the hand OF God had barred the port, ard
made it impossible to enter. Thus circpna :
| of two things to choose. either to run hi.
ship on shore and destroy her, or offer battle
| u the enemy, notwi.hstanding his superior
force,-he, without hesitation, resolved on the
latter. with the view. if the enemy should
refuse battle, then to wait with patience for
| the operations of nature. KNOWING nc h.
hand nnba ~ "a th;s h,,. 81, ahie 800 "a 80
/ mitted free irrress and eeress TO the natl.
| ct,aL and an friend,v nao, Tbe ..en,,, H.,
! refuse battle and af,er wa;ting fonr ho,,rs
did the Uuited States, fr;oa,s pra.fd.,,s -
| ter the morn Of New w -, NJ f,.Ir III.
of suecessf,l .xnerrsn, =, .,a, H.. . 49,
astonishment and ;ov af bnnd: ed. of ;n,s s"s
| . d spectators. SOW OF Nrprmmr
| - ~. cpe'
| rrrroc, ofo f.y,sr from hnor,, ,,r,.a,5.
Ioth ;us, To the ES;ror ofrd. c,o.,,,,,I;n,,
49, .., o'."' :
ne oii TO incorporate the York and
.eIsey D'ean ooat cry Sompanv wasyes
| 'eroay read the tnifd time and passed.
ne ne SouAch ointment did not
"e.t v 1.'is uay, as hau oesn expected.
nave ru'hour ina. tne bInishhaye
msue d as as.sox upon TOT. walden, and
80. 49, os's. W. a So .oss, oy me Troops
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7UNREAsoNABLE AMBITroN.

The Federaiists of the New England states
are continually grumbling because they cam
not govern the patton. Yet what right have
they to this prerogativei According to the
last census the population of all the United
states and their territories amounted to
7,23S,42l BY the same census the popula.
ton OF the five England states amour
ted to but 1,471,945-not a fifth of our
whole population.--Is IL reasonable, then.
that these FIVE states should control the o /.
Their thirteen-or that less then one fifth Of
the population should control more than four
fitthsf This would be tristocracy--"up 20
the hub" Ib
nesU ard valaabie srptick, which will stop
bleeding, euen Of The largest blood vessels.
Take of brandy or common spirits two oun-
ces, CASTLE soap, two dracbms, potash one
drachm, scrape the soap fine and dissolve il in
the brandy, then add the pot ash, mix it well
together, and keep il in "a close phial when
you apply it, let it be warmed snd dip pedgets
of lint in il, and the blood will immediately
CONCEAL; it operates by cosgulating the blood
considerable way within the vessel; few sp-
plications may be necessary where wound is
deep, or where limb is cut off.
zxzxzxzzssnsuupuuzuu.s
Departed this life, in Hartford County,
Maryland, on the 26th nlt in the 9th year
of his age, WILLIAM AMOS, much re !,
vered member Of the Society, of Friends,
and rs years a minister thereof.
1t was In the early part Of his life, while
exercising the functions of an officer in the
militia, that il was revealed to him that the
kingdom Of Christ was "peaceabIe king
DOM" therefore comforting not with flesh *
blood, he was obedient to the Heavenly yisi-
on--resigned his commission--and uniting
himself in religious fellowship with the soci-
ETY. OF Friends, hath ever since continued
his exertions. successfully we believe both
by precept and example, to turn men to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-19
A Proclamation.

BY the Governor efthe cs,nmonweallA Of Vi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-03-19
SIR ALFRED.

That superior, high. blooded race
horse, got by the celebrated i'm.
ported horse SIR HARRY.
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vitetl from England, to assume his heredt-
airy dignity Of Stakeholder, and was inmedi
ate'y to pass over, accompanied by 10000
English troops.
A great battle had taken place between
Lord Wellington and Marshall Soult.--
nouit had three strong lines of defence near
bayonne, from two of which he had been
driven by Wellington, who had taken from
the French SO or so peces of cannon and
5000 prisoners. The loss on the part of
the French, in killed and wounded, was a.
bout 5000, that on the part of the allies 1000.
The Northern parts of Italy and the
islands OF TN" Adriatic had declared them
selves independent of France.
mere was general Instruction of the
people OF Iyrol and Switzerland against the
French.
Ihe French army at Dresden 10000
strong. had laid down their arms.
there were reports of the assassination Of
buonaparte, and an insuurrection in the
south OF France. but.no authentic accounts
OF events of that character.
True american.
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=. POSTSCRIPT. IMPORTANT
W. EpENOEAGH or HnIE ahnr

Per the Wing.
Newspapers OF the 9th and 9th Nov. from the
Hague, contain the Proclamation Of the New Go.
verniaent' signed by Mardan and Van Hagendorf,
announcing the Independence OF Holland. and ,ha,
they are charged with the reigns of government IN
the name ofthe Prince of OrdnSel Munioinsl no.
limitations had been made in AmstsrJam. Roi,sr
dam, iFeyden, llserIem asd the Hague, in the
name OF the Prince OF Orange
1000 Of the slheS had marched on Arnersfort.-
400 Cossaeks were detached and had entered IN .
city, ss no French garrison was left nj Amsterdam
The Orange Flag HES triumphant in all the out.
hy the French had been refused, and thew were d,.
ven from aeveral inland places where thew had Al.
tempted 20 saforce them
TIALY.--Ths Austrian troops are aeknovledred.
oI reAeh paper, to be manUuyering on the 10 w.
er Pc, aud the Ad,ge the Yiceroy Is eni "a e.,
his eat---eC nseouentiy he must throw himself
into Mantua, until he is relieved by the great Ma.
poleon.
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FOREIGN.
NETWORK. Feb: 3.

LATEST FROM FRANCE
Last evening arrived at this port the fast sailing
letter OF marque schooner Wing, Csptsin Clarke
OF Baltimore, in 40 days from Nsntz, with cargo
OF dry-goods, wine, &c.
Capt. Clarke iniartpcd US, that the Emperor Ma.
poeon remained in Partisan his army on the Rhine,
consisting OF 500 900 men, AS WAS reported THAT
no battles had recently been fought between the
french and Allied Army-that Davoust had lett a
strong garrison in Hamburgl, and had himself goue
10 Denmark. with part Of his army.
Markets continued very dull in France, for A
rnericsn Il West.lDdis produce.
Capt. &. has brought dispatches from our Min
ister in Paris. for Government.
Capt. Clarke has very obigingly furnished tho
Editors Of the Mercantile Advertiser with file of
the Paris Moniteur to the 9th of neoe Der inelu-
s've, 10 days later than hitherto rceeived1 from
which the following TRANSACTIONS were made. being
the only articles Of moment
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Il ale of Negroes, SOCK, O..

q Monday the 2sth day of the present month
be sold at Ceres in Cooch!snd count, Tho Isis
sdenee Q. General John Guerrant deed ali me
Household and k'teheH furniture, plantation Utensils
sock OF sll Kinds, eonsstns of about ten head OF
nor "egn' me wen broks mules, forty head OF
cattle, fifty head of sheep s. md ~ or si,tv h.ed
o. hogs a'o three copper stills and fifteen or twenty
nIkeiy Young negroes The terms Of sale will be one
thTd f'n tor the negroes, * cfedi, of I4 month,
LOT r t.e Da'sncr'-tor the household and kitchen
gwen tor all sums above ten dollars under hat cash
WIN De reqn red'-7-in every instance bond With an.
proved security to carry interest from the date II
sH punotvuaI'y PAID will be required.--An those
or'ng them forward on or before the div of sale.
discharge by 'o' '"e'r
The ADMINISTRATORS
80. % 2aw3wu
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w I'LL be sold to the highest bidder on the goth
w DAY OF the present month at the RelI Ts
yern IN the city Of kichmosd, tract Of land, Iyn,
IN the county OF Henrco, about eleven miles beloS
kiehRiond. the ipd tr ct conta,niny ons hnOdrsS
snh ninety three acres nearly all OF which is vood
sndi q part we'll timbered I errns one third essh
he 3a'snee psyaole IN six months purchasers siyng
she"n, on application to myself living near Nswrnsr
nj MARY GooDE.
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vG,pa6fe |fhomaffoT rfvsr kands for sale.
4 AM Disposed 70 sell all those Isnds in PoSbss
I", Enown IS Bradby's quarters, lying on the
Conc, House, extending to the Buckingham road
',hheom'sy opposite Hugh Freneht's tavern =
ueen unnecessary TO psSs any enoorniuro on tb,,f
u"' IS = rs Prs5umed 10 one viii yurchase win.
10 sly that this estate inferior 20 none on the
anu Is wen worth the attention Of any septlerpso
Wno WISHES to make p permanent and e.feusivs o.
esu.''IhSn'' he quantity Is esirnsted ct $500 q.
efes VITO very cow nient improvements. rbo
terms viii be msde known on application 10 ,osiar
James Robertson r. Of meli-, or 70 the sb,er;5pt
who viii be making survey Of the lands nom = ar
q the 18Th OF this month. wv" '''"
Baeoas Castle, Feb. g. 49, "
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Phladelhhia. Feb!
GREAT NEWS

:
BY The Gen. Pike, arrived at New Cs,-
tic, from st. Barts, London papers of the
25'h and 26th If Nov. have been received
in this city, which eop,sin the following ina
portant information ffom The Continent Of
Europe s.
General Bernadotie, with the victorious
army of the North ot Germany. had arrived
IN Holland, and erected the san ard of pa.
avian Independence, around which the
people II Holland we're all, ing in myriads.
Ehe Prince Of Orange had already been in
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PARAlOflXES

me boston Junto call themselves Fede-
af'Sf8-aud yet their acts prove them to be
At war with the measures of the Fsderol
government Add the preservation of the
Teaeral Onion.--They would dissolve the
Onoh-and yet they are Federahsts
Iney call themselves the Friends of
Peace, and get their whole course of ooea1
sures is only calculated 10 encourage the
hopes of the enemy, aud 20 put off the h.ril
od Of heace. /'''
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ESf'Gct 81 a .etter from chi. Gikbert C. Rn,seL
d ne sd Regf. y. S. army 70 his fyiend in

E al n '"'' oEfFcJf L. IHgScl,
Richnlond, dared, "'e"H q"
Lamp ~ ne Greek Nation, I5th Dec 1919.
am now within three days unsrcli. OF the In.
y I'onrd OF the Creek Ns,ion, which Is about Ok
miles oe'o" the Coosa and Tallapoosa Rivera. With.
IN THIS time expect to measure stresgth with the
notorious halt bred chief called William Weather.
tord who took Fort Minis. He is about 25 years
OF age, has tie warriors of fourteen towns and
Sesses courage and abilities to command 7 hsva
under my command about men of the Al Ra :
glment, eompane; of RiGenen given me i,y Gov,
ho'mes' - friendly Cree<s, brass Founders 5.
plenty OF ammunition. With these nien aad means
think Westherford Is to be f9gged"
hi,nreen' another half breed. 70 about 25 miles
ABOVE the moutA ct the 'falapoosa river with IL O
men, ~sitns the motion of the Georgisns If he
our fight VIII be hard one
sent to Pensacola the second inst, 10 esin
some iHiormat'on respecting the arrival of t;s Ri
hsh at thst place, as vel as TO know something a.
bout Mcqueen and Weathsrford. The messenger I
sent learned that the Governor of Pensacola had
Pnt lev days before furnished the Creeks with
1000 lbs ribs powder and 2oOU los lead. which xi
enable them to continue their hostIites"
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ENQUIRER OFFICE, Feb. g.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THEATRICAL.

COSSACKS.
on thursday last, was presented at the The.
are Royal. Annapolis, most lamentabIe
Comedy, entitled
rHE-cossAcK ORATOR.
THE TRIUMPH or FoI.Iy
With Blue Lights, New Scenery. &c. sc.
In Act IA view of Alexander the De
iverer setting FIRE to his ancient CITY OF
Moscow, to preserve it from the French.
In Act ia delightful repre- seotatien of
the French Army perishing in the snow.
The part of the Cossack Orator. by
RoBER7 GooDLoR H1RPER.
Beng MS second appearance in that cha
racter-with new Bear Skin Dress,
made for the occasion.
Between the Play and Farce we've SING
the favorite Songs of Rule Britannia and
God SaUe the King.
After the Play, was performed Grand
Durfesque Serio Comico lfelo Drau,e. en-
titled,
THE HOLY LEAGUE.
THE BULwARK OF OUR RELIGION.
Dramatis Persona.
Johh Bull Martin Chittenden
I'm. Pickering
SoSSacK Harper, and
Seene-Principally at Hampton. H,vre
de Grace, French Town, and the Canadian
borders-with pleasant view of the allie
scaiplng American prisoners, In defence oi
our Holy Religion.
The Evenings Entertainment concluded
with Ground and Lofty Tumbling.
Smet lumbier, Mr., Rayter.
flown, Mr. TV0Lqb
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We understand that Gen. Tho. Parker.
now at Norfolk. has rendered the resigna.
ZION t., Oh ms commission to the Secretary at
war upon the ground of General Jacob
brown oeing promoted above him. W.
shaii regret the loss OF SO valuable an Officer
TO the service.
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Feb. 8.

a. offer For Sale seven hundred acre, of I "a
lying in the lower end Of nnckinsban. an
SSunaIoe Creek, Eve miles from Ca Ira. and n from
New-Canton.-Ths land is in desirable neieI
and Tobaceo--aiso, ""eS''
400 acres Of H'nod Land.
20 me Little FORK Of State River seven miller ahovs
oueknghsm Court-Bouse. The soil NJ tbi. Rive
~ generally much esteemed for the production Of
quest has property belongs IN the late Col.
merry pen, and will be sold under q decree nj thu
Feoersl C0urt-toF one third cash, sud two ;ps,sI.
penu TOT the residue. The title Is considered In .
a'Sputsbie spd f not disposed Of privately 5eforc
tne month OF March, will then be soId AZ pnbI.
Auction, on the second Monday of the said month
at Buckingham COurt-House
WILLIS WILSON.
JAMES WILSON
As.u wv. w. G. THORNTON.
Mr. Harrison Dsll or either Of as will sttsnd 20
view those lands and are common, IN be me, win
~ ooek'nsham sni Cumberland court dsv, Tbs
ssoYe property will positively be scd witbout 70.
e-.-..ee.-l------. Feb. 3. tbs
EIGHT STOUT NEGRO MIN TO RF
MR. f n.
Enquire of the Printer.
te"' o. 2av3w
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURF.

The d. OF d have had the Revenue Bill
on the tap 5 for several DAYS. The points
were, zohether the taxes should be raised
how much and in zvhat zOay. The House
ave taken some Questions in COMMITTEE
OF the whole--and7 have agreed to raise
the taxes S1S.lsS Fer cent. On Satnr-
day the point was made whether il
should not be confined to the subjects speoi.
ned IN the federal direct tax law viz. lands
lots houses and slaves-a and decided in the
negative
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List WIGR7DS MN.

We give the following the most interesting
sketches which We can Gull from ,b. to-;,r ,s'.s
received at Philadelphia via. ST. BsrthoIomsws-S
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Procia'nafisn bubiished BY General Von MRec.
at Jreuf, on The 26td ef October, 1919
PEOPLE OF ITALY,
have passed the Alps With an army of sixty .bor.
sand men, and enter the pia'ps Of Italy.--Provi.
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APPOINTMENTS

Admiral Sir Alexander Cockrane, X. 3.
It IS said 3 appointed Co succeed Sir J nv
borisse Warren; but as heretofore. the
command ell be limited to the n. Ame
rican Coast--the Jamaica and Barbadoes
stations 70 be separate. Commands Adult.
raj Brown VIII continttr to hold that at ia.
maIsa and Admiral Barham will succeed
Sir Franci- Laforey at the Lee ward Islands
He .hoists his flag or board the Grampus. so
1T Portsmouth.
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