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hcrsen,en prisoners between Pay;!!ca aad
iroye,.
General Gerard set out FROM Sens and OF,
his wayby Villeneuve. iArchcheveque, Vii.
lemont and St. Lebaut, has met the rear
guard of Prince Maurice LichtensteIn. ia o.
ken from him six pieces OF cannon and 500
mounted men, who were surrounded by the
brave division of Gen. Rousseil.
On the Esd our troops invested Troyes on
all sides. A Russian aid de-camp came to
our advance posts TO demand time 20 eva
cuate the town, without which. it would be
burnt. This consideration has arrested the
movements of the Emperor.
Ihe city was evacuated in the night and
we entered it this morning.
Gen. Vincent writes from CHATEAU Thier-
ry o. the 22j, the enemy having determined
to raise contributions On the Conn uues of
Bazzi, Pazzi, and Vincelie, the national
guards collected and repulsed them, after
TAX ng and killing many men. The same
gen. writes of the same date, that party
OF Russian and Prussian cavalry having APP.
preached CHATEAU Thierry, he sent a detach-
ment of the Sd regt. of the guards of no
nor, commanded by the chief OF the squad
ron OF Andlaw, supported by the national
guards OF Chateau Thierry, and the com
Uiunes OF Bieune and Crezeozi, TO attack
them. The enemy was pursued and put
TO route-I2 Cossacks and Ia horses were ia
ken. The natiosal guards were in pursuit
OF the remainder of this troop which had
He'd into The woods.
Count Vaimy went this dav Che s4ss o.
wards Bar sur Seine. When he arrived a
olint Paar, he found the rear guard of gen.
Outlay, chargedit put i, to route, and made
100 prisoners. It-i: probable he will be
his evening ar Bar-sur. Seine.
Gen. tSirard has set oft from the hri3us
Of Gufilotiere, suppor eddy the Doke of Reg
gio--he marches towards Susigni, and has
passed the Barse. Gen. Duhesme has Ia
ken position at Montieramay near VannGu-
yer.
LYONS, Feb 27.
The face OF every thing as changed since
the arrival of the 1000 men detached fcom
the army of Catalonia /; it is impossible 60
describe the beauty, the carriage, the
srdor o. those brave men. They are all
veterans, whiskered, strong, vigorous, and
burning for the conficr They have been
received with transports which redou5le
their desire OF seeing the enemy.
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.Weurorf. AhrR ".


LATEST REPORT FROM ENGLAND.
fh s day arrived Syedish ship Prince
Carl Jean Captain Oberg, 50 DAYS from
l. ndoR, and FIVE from Bermuda. in ballast
where she pat in. Capt. y. left Bermuda
on Monday las and informs US, that shin
arrived there on Sunday (tne day before he
sailed) IS DAYS from England. Capt. Oberg
vas informed by the Capt. that he brDught
London papers to the 1st Of March. and
that they stated, that there had been a se.
we're battle between the French and the Al
lied armies in France that the Allies were
defeated with considerable loss, and had re-
treated about go miles. The captain also
informed, that in consequence Of the ri.
vel Of the Bramble, the expedition fitting
out for America had been Suspended, and
that the general opinion Of the merchants
IN Eng'and, was, that peace would spec
dily take place between America and G. !,
Britain. The above are all the particulars
Capt. o. was enabled TO obtain.
BY the above arrival We were isvcfsd
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our troops engaged IN the late exned;,;o,
arainst the Stone Mil on the river H. CO..
exceptl small detachment under Mi
+ s''h ~ Ch"zY. have returned ~ theIr
N'i"eT qu'r'erS. The SICK lists ct the ~
my, ave been greatly lerg hened br hit
,n1 I''n movement General Wilkin-
son S,'lS commands here in PEI son, but i
is understood he viii shortly leave this ~
attend Court of Inquiry, to be convened
at Lake George '''eo
"snS. smith and Bissel remain tcre. T.
iScu rentiy believeG, he enemy at the lei.
aux N y, are prepared tor a naval exrsti-
ton Like Champaign that their fo;ii.
Ia which become very formidable viIl III
as SON as the navigation shall he unobs,r,,n.
ecu by the ice. which now has almost VIII I,
~ disappeared. Batteries have bren e,,c'
ted within Jew days past, on diG, ran+
points, tn. defence of this pIace o.
naval tree lays saie moored as vet in ~.
ter Creek, NEAR Vergennes, and we nave
Ieae 10 tear that it is not re4dy % ,ake
Im I'm iia'e command f,,e Ike.
lie ene~y N m ,klcg an sttack unon
.ois piace' Hos ihlv might produce some se..
rious ind vdu~I injury, but in mi'i,.rv
vIe%, woull probably lose much and gs,p
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which I present 70 vonr maice,y or the
Part of tie Emperor, have been taken.
These pledges of French valor, are for
Us the presage of new AMI still greater sue
cesses. should the obstinacy of the enc ny
prolong the war. This soble hope is in the
heart OF all Frenchmen. You participate
it, Madam you, who ever confident in the
genius OF your august conSort, in the efforts
and love # the nation, have continued to
display. in all the circumstances of this war.
a steadiness of soul and virtues worthy the
admiration of Europe and of posteri,y."
Her Majesty answered.
IN. the Duke of Feltre, minister Of war,
behold with lively emotion these tro-
plies Won present to me by order of the EN-
peror. nry AUGUST coDsort.
They are in nv eye the pledges of the
safety of the country. Let all Frenchmen
rise in arms at their aspect. Let them
fock round their monarch and their father
Their courage. led by his genius, shall
have soon completed the deiverauce of cur
territory"
OF these ten colo-s there is one Austrian,
a Prussians and Russians; they were bro't
TO Paris by Baron de Mortemart, officer of
ordinance of his majesty the Emperor
Hs MaJesty King Joseph. reviewed this
dey the troops belonging to the garris of
Paris. the imperial guard, and the grena.
GierS ana CN'SSeOTS OF the n3t'Onal guard.
There were upwards of 10000 men of in
fan,ry and cavalry. This magnificent re-
view attracted an immense crowd of specta-
tors.
Fferroy, FEB. 10.
Proclamation Of mis- Exceleucv the Marshal
Duke of Ragusa 70 the inhabitants Of the
invad d departments
Glorious successes have lust crowned
the French army. Upwards of 100 Russian
& Prussiap regiments beaten, crushed, DIES.
erove ed at the battles afChamherbert Mont
rairs;l, Chateau Thierry and Vauchamp ;
10000 prisoners, 1870 pieces of cannon, two
gems. in Grief taken or mortaIly wounded,
are the trophies of those days. The En-
peror himself is in pursuit of the enemy.
and will halt onlv when It's destruction SIN all
be compile ed It is at this time that al,
good Freuchmen ought TO fly to arms, in or
der to hasten by everv uossiole means the
del,verance Of the country.
The moment is come when no conside,
ration sh su'd induce to hold back since no
circums ance was ever more favorable thar
the present 10 make the foreigners re nent
having po lpted the French soil with the r
presence: Fly to arms therefore ; let all
weak detachmerts ard stragglcrs be made
prisoners-furnish not thu enemy with any
means of ulsiStence break down all their
bridges that might favor its retreat, whilst
we shall precipieat IS flight.
You are n2t withouc arms ; but those
wso should BE- in need OF sny will find
th-m on the fei6 If battle forsaken by ,he
enemy. A Frenchman naturally proud and
war.ikc, cannot without shame endure a
foreign do nnatioY.-I repeat it, never was
mo nent more favorable to lioerate and
av-age you. selves.
God protect, France this is an adage Of
our Monarchy, AID is founded upon the
Courage, energy and love of the country
which AVE implanted il in the heart of all
+ 'enchmen
vt ny headquarters at Eleges, the 18th
of Fee, 1914
(Sgned) NJ 4rshal Duke of r AGUSA.
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.'fE.9BEFS e'rc,ed IN serpe ~ RE rex.
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
W
LIST EVENINGS MN
IYnehi,,rton
= Nezp .lIernbers.

~. Washington .fd-7L IS.
STATES and family left this place vf.tsr-
d'y GA short visit to Montpelier, hi, seat
IN Orange County. Virginia.
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III FALO Anr;,n

=
Bigadier Gen. yi. a. Sro,t W.,
arrived az Williams Vile, on Snnday Ia t''-e
n a'So, Yesterday evening, Maj Gen. Jacob
Several teserters, from Fort Mica,
nave r.centiy PISSED ms place. we und,r'
s.""o' mat fhese were part of derach-
ment sent to destroy our b4tterie, sbnre NJ NJ;
AGRA "o''s ~ l.
They, state, that dieaFsc.ion in tn. a.;
fish ranks n the Fora is ~ aermi9p - ,j''
1U nAv'ns alread} deserted from thSt post.
J \ l"' I'>' wr'tr-'hat, bef.re the.r
d'parture rom the For., they had ,ntpil,
ence O. a moye~eatof the ne rjca, ,,,,.,,,s
'rom "a kett's HArbm. Dessr,ers ~.
eretof're had RIO much l:berty thsy NV -.
,'rge 'nto TIE m erior of the cosn,rv anJ
h py s''a'nlnE c'tizen's dress, they are ens-
o"g.it 20 be remrdied. CIV"
me enemy stu continue AZ Fort Erie S
are apparently repairing the Fort
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The Carte Fair Amsrieap. arrival =, y;r.,
on thr 9h February, after the short passage Of ~
osS', announcing the srpontnaent Of Clay AID Rms.
~ |" proeeee g. 10 Sottenburg ~ Y Gag.
-, BRITISH HOSTAGES.
The Nsrshal ct III " strict h., ra,.;ra,
IONS tor tue Goersting Of the British prisoners nov =,
'u''ooy IN thn city and also at P.usjur4
Dem. Press
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RRIGADIgR cEYE TGIt''H W,In XII q

BRiGADIER GENERAL WINDfP
is'ey prisoner ct war a. Quebec, has been ex
'"snEe" ne arrived an this city early thj, morning
From him We learn that an exobsnes 20 IS
erected OF the greater proporti, OF officers ami
lr''s'e' VII" Scrs prisoners only few of the hos.
t'tes "sing refined an C'nsda. lie has no Official
."I,.S !, re.h"nP t"Sn srni'uce as has been re-
ported. Tie understood that the B-itisb cc,n,n,.o-
de was disposed to make one, { our p,,v rn,ne"t
were SO inclined, bot that his powers 'xtenaed ma
farther than cessation OF hos,iiitiss on land.
Ped Gao
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TRvhR rncr


~ JNH time in the month Of O-tohe, 9,
G r. 'o'; rom wsgson on its way To CharIes,,,,'
70 w" rksop, C1,rlrston. s g Ss;dtr,'n,
WIS covered with coarse elo'h and narked H. ,'''
Wnoev "sy b.vs found ssid Trunt, sn5 viii Ieoy.
,rond .n WIN nr: h'rk Richards u street ISiro-
eonIeh', shall be handsomely rewarded az ~ .,s
ce.soty charges pad. ave q" ne
April so g.
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Brir. Gen. Noses Ton e., rea he'd hi,
~, on "Wednesday night, I'm Wishing
on his way e. Norfolk % take cornman
tn { station, lie IS q Veteran in tin. SCI
wise.
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We are in ro-'rnc ;, ~ '-tte = -tnes,i re
u. s. who has been To inspect Fort po,yha.
tan has made his Report-and that nre2
sures will be Immediately adopted by the Sec
rstary at War to put it in the best posture
Of defence.
VS. have 2ccounss from London 20 m,
IGN Ee5. which give in the shape of a rx-
no"r the propositions for = peace Offer ed by
the Allies TO Sonapare--ihey furnish be-
sides series Of dispatches from Lord Barg-
herst & Sir e. Stewart, down to che 2ad
teb.--- They are by no means important.
Lord Burghcrst states IN hig dispatch
from Fesou', on he Il l. January, ln4e
Bonaparte appears to have taken very
means IN his power to induce the teorie of
France to rise against the troops Of the Al
lies now estabished within their frontiers
as yet he has been unsuccessful His
..ordship could not say the same, on the 18th
February.
.lfEJEBEPS e1rc,ed to se-pe -, RE rex.
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
Cu'nbeyidrG-Iohn Hatcher. Jern,so Baker.
fhvdtHd-RarT5 I G. payne' Allen Bernard
o'dnge- La nee 7. Ds'e' Rob t Ma 'ory
IoocA!'Ha-Johu W. Bates ohm Underwood
,wt.pbe,- Iephsnish Turner, John 5. Barbour
.Not"!k BoJonsh-Aies kim, Jr.'
.NeTp .Nember's.
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BULLErLN or TIVE cP0Jrv PPM OF


IT,. Q at Keel, jan. Il 1914.
The peace OF IN mark WI n Sweden and
England, was signed ON the l4th of January
IN SUNDAY, the i6th. there was grand
parade, a solemn re Dunn. was chaunted
BY way Of thanksgivl &, and numerous sd
lutes OF artillery were 6reI. The treaty
has been sent TO his majesty h king of DeD-
marx, * the ratification is expecte by Wed
nesd'y next. Inc whole ARMY is putting itself
IN march for the Rhine. There is no longer
any rivalship among the nations of the
N rth they have acknowI edged that they
have the same interests. United for the
hottest object, they will Combat together
for the liberty ofthc Continent. the indepen-
denee OF Sovereigns and of Nations. The
Nations Of the North do not look upon the
French as enemies they recognise no oth
Ell enemy but him VINO has done every thing
TO prevent heir union; him, who, it caanot
be too often repeated, has wished TO ensIaye
all na.ions, aud TO ravish from them all their
country.
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BRITISH HUMANITY

We are requested state, os fact, that
when the enemy laid w"ste the estate {
NGrro'oman, and carried the slaves MO
caot'vi Y. so great was their rapacity, they
carried of a wo "an in Labour. AID The old
female a"coucheur who ateq Ell her. /, :
II he kuoWn TOO % the homo nf hese can.
tive slaves, tha such wa their f Iii ytotbei,.
ma ih IS did ~" bc,r 90 .a Fine so
some wines, spirits and va'u4ie DToperty
which were deposited IN their "a q.
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n Lon5o1 PGtsr eovs the t1tio7,fqp zueye ne nezp
baseS # p are oF,ted ~ BoaaAa tp:
rte iadSbendence, &c ofaH the STATES in Eu.
robe, az IN t792.
The 'e-hoytrsnf IF all tie confrf6Ynoas levisd
on .1usfrfu and Prussia
3 The surrender # he french fyfrpsses in
Franche to3ib'e and 19Isrce in blef2e and seeu-
rify f,y ths due performance oftht t~ratr
This, EOs be!teos, to be he present neroc:atioo
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The Ui,cd Stat Corvette ADAMS
capt. NORRIS, was of Porto RICO the 1sr
instant, oil qOeU
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CHARLESTON; .4e-iI 81.
LATEST FROM FNGI.ANn

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
We were, at a late hour yesterday, ia
vored with London PGhsrs, brought by the
ietter-ofmarque I7Uincislr their contents
are important as TO the relation of the Con
tinental Powers we have made a few ex
tracts, and will lay before our readers every
article OF Importance tomorrow The dates
are to the 18Th Feb
Rumors of a Pacific basis having been
made to bonaparte, were circulat d IN Lon
don.
The Custom House in London was des-
troyeo by FIRE on the 18th February last.
LONDON. Feb. IS.
DfSfafches from Lord CaStLereagh.
Inc frat communication from Lord Cas-
tleceagh has been received MIR. Sylve ter.
the Messenger, who was the bearer OF IL
came through France, by way of Paris, and
was, every waere on his route, acconmoda-
ted with every possible facility on the part
OF the Government, and experienced every
mark OF respect and attention On the part of
toe people. MIR. Sylvester left Chatl!lon,
the seat OF Negotiation. on Monday last, ar
rived AT Paris carly on Wednesday morning,
where he waited fe " hours for the neces-
sary order; OF the Minister of Marine. to
9renare vessel tor his conveyance from
Ca ans. He arrived at Calais about o.
clock on Friday morning, and enbarking
soon after. landed at Dover about night. &
reached Ihe Foreign Office in Downing st.
between and on Saturday evening. -
Respecting the diplomatic part of Id. Cas-
tiereaglI,s communication, nothing has been
suffered to transpre officially.
The following is given as an abstract of
The terms proposed to B>naparte, and re
jected by MIN: That France should be CON-
hned within the limits of Louis XIV that
m receiving back her soldiers from CaDtiv
ny, she should reduce her peace establish
nent tn so 600 men, and her marine in pro-
PORTION that she should re az, within a
stated time, the contributions levied on all
tn continental nations at different periods :;
and that she should place her forrresses in
he hands OF the Allies as security for such
payment
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Cast-lron Foundry.

HE subscribers have commenced the estab.
n,ent OF Furnace i'll this place, under the
firm of IarkhIl, Sabbaton S. Co. They expect
to have it in complete operation about the mid
die o., May next, and will thankfully receive or
ders for castings of any description, which they
trust will be executed with neatness and dis
patch, having procured the best ofworkmen.
Orders left with Mr.. john Parkhill, at his
s.'re-with Mr.. r. A. Saboaton, at the works,
Just above the Basin on the Canal, or with
Messrs, Toilet & Lea, Petersburg, will be strict.
ly attended to.
~ JOHN. PARKHILL.
l'4 p. A. SABBATON.
FOLLET & LEA.
Richmond, March "a. 1914. If.
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COTTON
ABOUT 5000 WEIGHT OF
Prime S. Carolina COTTON.
BALES,
Well suited for Retail. by
VIM. PATTERSON.
May 81.
Valuable Land for Sale.

= v - I.
On Wednesday, the 22d day of June, being tie day
before .au,eha Court,
THE SUBSCRIBER will offer for Sale, to
i the highest Bidder, upon the Premises
that valuable Tract of LAND, in the County Of
Amelia, formerly the residence otALExAsDER
JONES, deceased, lying between Deep and i5ea
yer tond Greeks, and extending from one TO
the other. There is in the whole rract, 1910
Acres, upwards ct 400 of which are standing in
valuable Wood and Timber-upwards of 100 a.
ores of}which are flat and of great vaiue-The
residue is open land and in good heart, well
suited to the culture OF either corn, wheat Or
tobacco The improvements are such as ought
to satisfy any person disposed to purchase for
residence, consisting OF neat and comforta-
Bile dwelling house, with all necessary buildings
for farming, &c. The subscriber invites gen.
tlemen who may be disposed to purchase, TO
view the premises, together with the growing
crop, before the day of sale.
> Terms of sale made known on the day.
JOHN TONNES, Mount Fiat.
Amelia, May %, 1914. 4w
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twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY, Gas am informed. few days
~ before Christmas last) from a free mulatto
man by the name of Patterson, wlio hired her
the last year, negro woman, named MARIA
MioDLEToN,bslonging to me-. She is a stout,
marskable for deep dimples in her cheeks
Her countenance is pleasing when she smiles.
and one of her fore teeth is out. She common.
ly wears handkerchief on her head like a tur.
.ban.--i Will give the above reward, and pay
all reasonable expenses to any person who will
deliver her to me in this city, ten dollars for
securing her SO that get her again.
WM. MUNFORD.
Richmond. January 81, 1914. FIJI
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LAND FOR SALE.

y. . -
WILL be sold, on the premises, to the high
w est bidder, for cash, on the 18th day
of June, 1914, according to decree of the SUI
perior Chancery Court Of Williamsburg, sus-
pended in part by decree of the Superior
Chancery Court Of Fredericksburg, SO much Of
the LAND now occupied by Thomas Rowane,
known by the name Of CABIN POINT, lying
in the County of Westmoreland, as will be suf-
Ecient to raise the sum mentioned in the first
decree, with the expences of Sale, after deduct
ing the sum of FIVE thousand dollars mentions
cd in the second decree. The sale of this land
has been heretofore prevented in consequence
OF the advertisement not being made according
TO the terms of the frat decree.
Any person DESTROYS to purchase will be
shown the land, by applying to either of the
Commissioners.
RICHARD f. PARKER.
ELLYSON CURRIE.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Commissioners.
May ID. (eptds)
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Fresh Medicines.

JUST received by the subscriber, a few doors
below the Bell Tavern, and warranted
genuine-yiz.
1o0lbs. Camphor,
90 do. Opium,
200 do. Gum Arabic, best qualityJ
20 do. Tragacanth, do.
so do. Arrow Root,
150 do. Cream Tartar,
90 do. Gum Assafoetida,
100 do. Pulv: Hubbard,
100 do. do Jallap,
90 do. do. Ipecac,
Is do. do. Pale Bark,
200 do. Yellow Bark,
$50 do. Liquorice Ball,
SO do. Arnatto, best,
100 do. Sweet Spts. Nitre,
80 do. Cinnamon,
so do. Cassa,
100 do. Anise Seed,
80 do. Carnomile Flowers.
50 do Magnesia, large lump, }
70 do. do. small square : Bsglish.
100 do. do. Puiverised
Groce Hallock's best Amer. Castor Oh,
do. best West Indian do
LIZ do. do. Common, do.
10O0lbs. Pearl Ashes,
Cspal Yarnish, Lamp Oil, &c.
Together with almost general assortment Of
Drugs and Medicines,
Which he intends to sell low for casl.-Or
ders punctuaIiy sttesded to.
WIN. WEST.
Dec. 81.
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or Land for Sale.

will sell avaluable tract of high land near
4 Richmond, containing about $50 or 200
acres, tie distance from the city is about 4I-2
miles, adjoining the lands of John Price, Ro,
bert Price and Capt. Josiah Gathright; any
person inclinable to purchase. can view the
premises BY application to me, who will at
the same time make known the price.
john H. SAUNDERS.
Z. 5. So soon as tie sale is made, there
shall be notice given, and all to whom ann
indebted will please apply to me for pay
ment, as the land will be sold for that bur,
pose. III.
Henrico. March Goth. 1914. Of)
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WASH NOTION, June g..
Copy eta letter from Capt. Perry. to the seereta.
~ Of the Navy.
NEWPORT, Nav 81. 1914

SIR,
Last evening received information that a
Swedish brig was chased into the East passage
by the boats of an English vessi of war. lin
mediately sent Mr.. Taylor with a small detach-
ment OF seamen and pounder, to her asss-
lance; they wero accompanied by company
OF militia This morning, the British brig MIN.
rod stood close in shore and anchored near the
Swedish vessel, which had been run on shore !.
After driving the people out Of her, under CO.
yer OF their guns, they succeeded in boarding
and setting Ere to her. The militia collecting
in considerable number, with two 10 FOUNDERS,
and two gnn-boats, making their appearance,
the enemy precipitateiy left her anchorage and
stood OUT regret to state that one OF the
militia was killed, and that Isaac I3asse.. O. s..
belonging to the flotilIa, is missing.
The brig has been got of, and most of her
cargo will be saved.
have the honor TO be, &C.
~, ,v 0. Fl. PERRY.
Secretary o. the Navy.
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Lottery Tickets

TNthe different Northern Lotteries, can
4 be had at the Baltimore selling prices, at
The SUBSCRIBERS ESTABLISHED
sss' Licenced Lottery Office,
Where lately several capital prizes have
been sold to residents of this city, and the
cash paid in advance. Negotiable notes,
acceptances. or prize tickets of other Lot.
teries Willis received in payment for tickets
Bank notes of other states, will be dis
counted and exchanged prizes paid as soon
as drawn--Any orders for tickets from the
country (post paid) will be attended to, and
the earliest Information of the fate oftickets
will be giyen--All tickets examined gra-
tbs by
j. B. KURSHEIDT,
few doors below the Bell Tavern.
June 8. Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-11
A VALUABLE
TRACr ON LAND.
FORSALE.


II YING about twelve mi,es Eom Richmol,,
IL convenient to navigation, containing ss5
acres by late survey, lying on Baiiey's e III,
and commonly known by the name of Baii,1s
Tract, belonging to the legatces of TuoeAs
PLEAsANrs, deed. late Of Henrico coale 3, S.
bounded by the Lands belonging to the estates
of the late Bower Cooke, Robert Pleassnts,
George Woodson, and others /; il will be sold
in three parcels. This Land is we'll adapted to
Clover aud Wheat. For further particul4rs,
enquire of Samuel Parsons, Richmond, aud
'Dr. Samuel Piclsaats, near the Land, who will
stiew it to any person DESTROYS of purchasing.
Should it not be sold privately before June
Henrico Court. il will be sold on that day to
the highest bidder. on the following terms, to
wit one third cash, and the other two thirds
on credit O. IL and "a months. to carry inter-
est from the date, to be satisfactorily secured
By rhe Leyatees. of 1'nomAS
April %. tbs.