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JOH.N
400 UOlLARS 1EW NAN

Z aESEkTED from the C.,a.p at Fons. An, near
< y Norfolk, on the 4lI inst
sIRo&. TURNER q JOIN BIEER,
Prigstc Soldiers il u.e 20th Rcsnieli l. Su,.s In
family;
1UaNEn was born IN Madison County, Va aeed 10
years feet inches high, oi daT, eon!it xion, back
eyes, dark han and by PROCESSION sailor.
. tAkER was born IN Ncw-roit, EsseX County, State
OF Agssae:iusetts, ased ~ years ~ inches iaeil
isn complexion, blue eyes nainiay, bat eeue.lil, We
y much intamed, light hgi, and BY lrcessoi
maa. 500 -
The above soldiers have, stree t.eir dcsertion inn
pose' themselves On Recruiting Officer IL tbs pi re
as discharged, re-ensted, received the bouat5 CT 50
doars each, and r7adc tneir escape immediately first
providing themselves w.th pan. Sailors blue n..,.-
Keen overas and ro,n.da5out.li:s deception tley
~ii no doubt attempt 20 practise oter officers
" h'ever Will deliver them both ne al this p:re
or to any other officer tc /. = A,iny sx.i zee,
the above reward, Or s for e;Sher.
BERNARD PErToS.
CGp., 2oth kest. U. S inf
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TWENTY THOUSAND .9CRES
Ri oUNTAIN LANDS, in the county OF Patrick,
~ a embracing the three forks of the little Dan Riv-
eF, Hlt many other hne ofwer--eolneo OF This
land IS OF prime quality. My friend .jIor Carte; no
lives adjoining, VIII show it.
len Thousand a ores Licking Lands in KeDucl:v.
formerly the property the late Thomas Shoe, .sst
oil Petefsburg--My brother Ue, Wilson, of Leus.QI,
IS authorised 10 dispose offiis estate.
t.'std Hundred and Fifteen Acres, Batcher's Creek
i-aed ~ the county of Meckleuhurg FIVE miles from
the Court House, Boyd Town this IS Of prime quail
= ior lobaeco ana Wheat, wtla plsnta.ion Sufficient
y work 10 o. II hands to great advantage. My bro
ther Miles wilson resides on and will show this and,
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, or tlercabouts, IN
Hanover County, in the ueigbohcod Of nir. Thomas
boWieS about twelve miles from this c'tv
&c above lands or any part thereof, viii be sold for
Ca7, OF any ldnd Of produce, upor credit 10 suit pul-
ciiasersor they VIII be baifere Tor other lands in or
about this Coy, or Tor Lands upon flames or York i,-
eTs, below The City.
hyW's ham estate upon IaInesI1iver, hail an hours
ridc from this City, Is also lor sale contains We ally
$50 Acres, and viii be shown BY MI.A;len the Ana-
ger there
have go Acres Of Coal Land adjoining A:ess,s Ham
cock, Gordon aad CmTieny wish is to dispose OF lnAC
this and to sorne person who has the means AID wiz
MorS the Whole, upon Joint Account
Apply at my Office, intis City.
May qs. < '-'' v A'-'O'
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80 DOE.IAk5 NEWARD,

EEYiLL BE GIVEN for such information ag will
~ enable rae to Obtain Box OF eUons, marked
"Mf- Gretter Richmond, Va to the care OF Mr.. John
Voolfolk, Bowing-Green, Va, i. L." 1He above
mentioned box, was started in the stage from Pistel
plliB June aud has passed through Alexandria; since
which have rot heart of IT, 1t coroipcd two SITS of
slyerpatt consisting Of teapot, suga-.lisl and
pot, one ande for teapot SIX dozen fashion, ard
three dozen plain table spoons, and twelve dozen plain
teaspoons; the spoons stamped
NJ GREI'TER,I. ". G..
The different syer-sIniihs throughout this state and
elsewhere, are earnestly rtquested, shoIld any sue
spoons plate be offered for se TO stop them and
give me information Should the sbosr hoN be stalcn
will give additional reward Of fs dollars, for the
apprehension and conviction OF the thief The stare
owners between this and A!exandiia will please make
enquiry where the box has been lost, may nave
been put in the wrong stage gentleman passenger
in the stages BY the ofWhte or Duzenburger re-
cciyed money in Alexandria to pay the freight % il in
Dunfres. VI either Of those gentlemen give -
ny Information about ii, it VIII be thankfully received
Nj. GRETTEE.
Aug % w5w
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During the. succeeding night 4 large force
was kept on guard, in the expectation and
hope that landing would be attempted The
militia during this affecting scene discovered
the very best disposition and were eager to
take revenge ct the enemy or sacrifice their
lives in the. contest.
1t HAY be considered miraculous that dr,-
ring the several attacks. while so many were
exposed to this terrible and protracted bonn
bardment and cannonade, not a person was
killed, and but OR wounded, and those
slightly. Among the wounded is LII. Hough
OF the drafted militia.
On Saturday morning the enemy relin-
pushed the hope of burning the town, weigh
ed anchor, and proceeded up Fishers Island
sound. ~
Inc volunteers who So gloriously foughtin
the ba.seiy, deserve the thanks of their Coun-
". No men could have done better Their
example will have the happiest influence.
ABOUT 40buiidings are more or less injured
8 or 10 essentially SO and two or three NAV
be considered as I'uined The damage was
principally done, BY the brig. Many shells
di,i not explode, several were e7tinguished.
The Congreve Rockets which were frightful
at hrst, soon lost their terrors, and elected
tide.
The inhabitants fearing another attack,
have not returned to their dwellings, and
tiSii NSsOlsStS SITUATION CaitS iOu,ilN upon the
philanthrorhy of their fe:ow-citiZens If a
Brief should be gvantcd for collecting in the
churches of the State, we trust very essential
aid will be furnished Nineteen twentieths of
the inhabitants, II is said, have no other pro-
perry than their buildings.
A Nantucket man has been Oh board the
British feet 20 redeem MS boat and learnt that
the Dispatch had men Killed and y woun-
ded her loss was undoubtedly much greater.
lhe force In Fishers Island Sound, yesterday,
we understand, consisted OF the Superb, RAJ
miles Pactosls, SyipA, Ci3r Niinrod &
Terror Bomb ships.
Detccl.a Nlilitc.--In Consequence Of the
increased force ofthe enemy in the Sound, &
the attach: on Stonington, Gov Smith has or
deTed into service two Regiments of the men
detached in compliance with the:lat request
OF the President. one from the 1sts and the o.
ther from the Sd Divisions Of Militia. The
Regiment from the LIST Division will tendez-
vois in Hartford on Thursday next. Major
General Taylor, OF Sharon, Will command.
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TTRGLNL9.


4 L aChancery District Court he'd IN Williamsburg
John Davis, j.. m
Against, So
Thomas Porter and Erancis 'rinber,ase, nej7s
Tie de.'t 1hos Poternoitayire tnt, sssl,s a,rear-
snee, .rd gwen security srcortn i0ihe act ni assembly,
a-n the rules of this cu, pnd 1t Appearing TO thes-
nsieto OF The Corrt, that he is not ~ inhali,an, &c
tbs cointrcn motion OF the ;i~i,t b. as counsel
i, is arcred ta; The s, eisrti,t 10 appear here On
TIE first tay OF the '.xt trn sdanswer the hi; o e
Plaintiff and tat corr ottis order he iofthw.ihi-
serted in Cs the Ncws-P pcrspuhshSd il, he IT,
" OF Richmond lcr months suceezsve, ava, posted
at Tie trout door Of the Former Cari,ois tilis city.
cil'iS7xaA' C1,3RAE, u. C..
No.,AlNt rtY -,Ies.el.luis eo,u.is 7..ae co4et
iho'nas Evans, heir o. Thomas Evans, deed TIT.
Agairst
Ja,pes Ch>,oue and fame lis wife, William Kersey and
MARY ils w,, Thomas Bisn,.un; scilr ard ai,isa-
ret his wife, sobn saac AID ,yeob Chnvous NViiir'u
Chayous, Sussnrah ClGvors, Elizabeth Ci,svoss A.
W Scott aud Patsey his wife, ihcn;,s Bre,soul, IL.
aud Sarah his wife, and Peter Ci.ayOus who we're
children Of Elizabet. Cir.vous. Def'ts..
TIE Defendants James Chavois and Jane his we,
William Kerscv ard Aisi his lie, loin E.,.c and, 81
cob Chavous. William Chayous, Eizabeth Cin,yous Ar
), and pa,sev his vic, WHO we,. children OF Eli-
zabe'h t;,,cus, not having epteIed ihsr appearance
according 80 te 20; n inhly and tie Rcs of tbs
court, and il appenIi'g 20 the satisfaction al the court
t,i't they not n,6ao.trts cs this statI, and on Che
motion Of the plaintiff by his a.orncy,t is O.darcd
that they appear here the first day of September
court next, and enter their appearance, and answer ue
plaintiffs bill, and give security for performing the d.
OF te court And that eopy OF this order he IN
serted in some newspaper ?Ite, IN Richmond Ion two
months scceSs,eiy, and posted III the door CT ue
Courthouse Of the said county.
copy. Teste,
BASKERVIII., c. y! C. c.
July 90 wSwp
NTIRGlNiA--At R.Ies holden in tie CLERKS Oflics.
of the Superior Court Of Chaucciy for the hich-
nond District, the st d,y % Iuly, Isli,
John HAYNES. administrator de hons ncr Of yviilism
Scott, decd :e:> j-h5s.
AGAIssT ~
David Ross, james Nnfree, and James Scott, &.
.Defs.
TIE D.fndrnt James Winf'-e, not bavblg- enter
ed lus appearance and gwen security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rnlcs os This CS II, ard it
appearing by satistactory evidences that he is
inab'art of this country II is ogiet'eG, That the
'iDelendant dc appear here The FIRST day OF the
peStterm aud answer the bill OF the Plaintiff sld
that copy OF this order be Forthwith inserted in soe
newspaper published in the City OF Rchuond or W.,
months successfully aud postciat the front oft,e
Capitol, IL tie said City
A Copy. Teste,
VS.. W.I1ENI1yG, G. 6.
iJn'v 50. wSap
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JOHN q FR.HWCIS U0OO

. FAVE lust received an extensiyc assortment ~
] GOODS among wAich arc tie following articles
levinthc ard Damas< silk Shawls, Prs. Dones,;.
Bingham, Cotton .h.~ngs, Scersuckers, Russia Sheet
ug oznnbures, Ticklenbnrgs, beat B1ckskir Cj5ees
LADIES hne Cotton Stockings VcstiHgS &c &c. all OF
AJSO-qOO dozen l, ~ 49,, 'I,i, S'.r'''s'
Aug 20. ep2w
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BURR .MrLL- qTn.1.Ea

VsNlE Subscriber, (rcsidmg in the upper end n
Powhatan Count hos for sale lgiir NJ -four fee,
ih'rr Milestone, n The bcN qn.G,v--lIr Y obi poo-
o the Cry o. t'ieinohd, authorised 10 contract for
TIE safe 81 ti,e same.
.e wv. Z TATron
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NOTICE. -
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING Es-
TAeLisBED CoMMERcIAL
ROUSE, ia Tx CITY OF
RICHMOND, UNDER
THE FIRM OF
LEWIS, PERKINS & Co.
HFfiis their s.iyic.S.o tie. iryntis and the n,,,
Z y lie, a. Commission Nserrlrnits.
They hAve taken one OF Colonel Bullock's Lumber
tc'ises, fronting toe Dasi,, where produce of every
knd cs'n be stsed via, convenience. Z hey fatt,r
taensslyS to share part OF Tie public patronage.
Which they hope TO merit ior particular and pointed
attention, 10 al business coaitlel 20 ,heir care.
NA';NER Js,vic,
tt N,r. egRKiss,
70. MINIS,
no FRsSc;i.
Ane. 8 epawE
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WILLIAM .4.v:D .NARY COLLEGE,

VEsHiS institution viii be opened on tie first Monday
! Ia November BY Rn address from The President
the different Profes win then deliver Lectures, Nv
uoductoTy to eir seteli COURSES s.iDcton in the
following order '--AIathcracics, Mr.. Campbell, Law
and Poilct, Iir. Nelson Naprsl Philosophy ami Che
mistiy, Ia, Jones.
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Fi7zU,RYL8oMN q POTTER

HEAVE strecei,e7 .jiyo's ANoIEST GEoGRArHI
dndiisToRY, f1co rottmeg in one, ruth an ArLAs
Of ten seieot maps of.3'ic'eW GeCgr0p both sacreG
and b,0ftre, aud u CHRONULOGICAL CHART IF U7E-
UersGl EiSfo,y and Biograbin. This zr0,k is iecoo
me1ided5v somc ofthe frst professors in tie Il. S
b0sseseinF" ofinfay7iatoq IF high i,nbortGfce
IL the Phiiosehier anil Cai7sl," as Gfo,rihg e7eGt
facilities ~ tie STUDENT and as berg Tey interesting
10 # literature e5,erdNt The .1flas may be Lad
either 1s5tt Or 7rnio'fHe Geegrnphy
r. s. u. hlrve on tuid n hrge assortment Of B'GRk
B0okS and sfationGry Pen RRi,eS, P,fnf'd Books,
&c SlGtes ag0iesaie and retaiL-BYoRs ioess ~
cl4C5ly hs last oie and other ncg tnbFcGaoiis er-
Pscfed duly. n stes cgties q the OH BacRELOR
In
Aug. IS. wsw
ZTIRGiNIf AT Rules holieuin the Clerks Office
of the Superior Court ct Ciisnce9, for the Rich
mond District, TIC first day Of July 1914
William BrowH, Miller Brown, Ann y. Brown, Waldo
grave Cloptnn James u Clotton, and Mary B.Clop-
ton, aud John I Brown, Patrick Brown, Francis q.
Brown, Mary 7. Brown, VIM. r. Brown, Sarah Ann
Brown end George p Brown, infant children Of
William brown, Ivy the said William thcf father
q next friend. IuBs.
AGAtSsT
James Madison and Dolly his wife, Richard Cuts and
Anna hiswife, John Payne, Mary jackson, in infant
by John e. jackson, her father and guardian, Aaron
Fontaine, and Extraordinarily, Deffe.
IIYE Dgfeadn1fs Richard Cults and Anna, his wife,
John Payne and Aaron Fontaine not having entered
their appearance ard given security according the
Act Of Assembly and te Rules OF this Court, and APP
peaing by satisfactory esideuct, tat tbey not nha
bitants OF this country II Is 0rdTed, That the said
Defendants do appear here tie FIRST day of the next
term md answer the bill ofhe plaintiffs and that CO.
~ ofthis order be- fortWhnsertcd 10 newspaper
published in the CITY Of Richmond for two months sucl
ceqyey and posted at the front dooro the Capitol in
the said City.
a Cory. Testc,
July 90 wSw
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Nle GRETTER. i. 81. G.
ron KE,NTi.

t'Vft "a IHF 7 I.
FENiE Ho7,ec m Sa~et, lately oceu8eG By .ifr .
z Ga7eGp.-.2Eby 10
NJ. b. POITIAUX.
AND OFFICE, August 9th ISIi--in pursuance
2 Of an act OF Assembly, passed the t8th February
1911 outitlcd " an act 10 amend The several acs con-
cs'Hirg EscLeafs," do hereby make il known that
tie three following tracts OF lard, situated in the coun-
ty ot Pttsyyana haye escheatcd 70 tire Co;nrncr-
wealth, as appears ~ the certificate Of the Eseheato-
Of said county, dated the sth day Of July ast VIZ one
tract contaning BY estimation 955 acres on Saun'ol
river, other tract containing b. estimation rs a.
cres, ON Siaunton andPg rivers, and one other tract
containing by estimation 80 acres, Staunton river
Of which Mr.. Jacob Rubsaman Of the state of Pennsyl-
wanna, is said toliave died seized.
CHARLES BI4AGROVE, Reg'r.
Arc f0.------fw
or The Editor n the National Iutelleencer, viii
insert the above advertisement in lis paper for weeks
sncccsayeiy K transit lis account TO this department
for payment.
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WITT DOLL.8RS hEW.4RD.

Z OSr or Stolen out Y one Of my trunks, on NV cav
IcThcr in going TO NJ Cunl,riand cont -Ioase a
small red morocco pocket book, containing So notes
each 0f 100 dollars, tie Farmers IL Virginia f'arks
also, three dollar Carolina note, together with sever
81 bonds, r'e.iFts, and other ln.peis.
Whoever vii procure the said picket book ,y;th
its contents, bat get H. shall receive tie above re
ward.
JOSLaH II GIpSON h.
Buckingham, Aug. II -----Qrstep
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TEN DULGARS REV ARD.
x AESEitTfD from the Amy AZ the Cantonmcrt
. = Peach Orchard, near Fort NOfoik, on the 600
lu! 1917,
THOMAS .fTUEHL,
a private and substitute in nv company NJ virsin,f
hhhia, .eiH TIC eounty 81 Charlotte, nos u The seq
VICE or thc United States
The sad Thomas Atwsn, is shout 8 feet & or M
ehes high, spare made, leht hair and about 20 ve.ss
o' asc-N hoover VIII deliver him to me, the COM
rounding officer at this place. shall receive tie above
reward.
HENRY A. WATKINS, CAPT .q,4meru.
SM Regt. Ia. .fGsHc
EfFhE f'cfn1o''t O'lion .1ir Furnace is now in ope
ration Castings in Bress ard yYroiel,t iron VOL
wHa'so beeSecuted at tic Furnace. Orders left at he
imnace, Or with John Iarsbll OF this place, or Foct
LEAN Peteishu~, viii b. thalsflli, received snS
promptly attended to.
Pes'tdig, St65atfon, e "a.
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~ oNler 81 &c Society.

80 ia. SMITH, PHrsT.
Williamsburg Aug, 6. ,ySm
O The Editors OF the a gus Patriot, Raleigh Star,
and National iniel!gencer requested publish the
above Notices o. VIM Il Mary College and send their
accounts TO the Editor of tht Enouns:r
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uuiv 20.

NTiRGlSiA.-At R,iies holden in t,, Clerks Oflic.
Y of the Superior Court o. Chaucciy for the hich-
mond District the LIST day ofJuy, IsE,
John HAYNES. administrator de hons ncr of William
3 Scott, decd :: /: : }-nSs
AGAISsT IN
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.Inly Is.
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SAFES at auction.

ny virtue OLA Deed of Truat executed w Jobn
oouSo 10 J2hn pros'er and the subscriber and re-.
mond1 =" '''e musings court of the city of Rich
~ IL Ill De sold on the premises ct Public Auction
~ IN Subscriber, as tie SURVIVE rr,'.,""
NJ III "e'sek On iuesihy, the 18th day Of ,bs
day,) the three ''i 'iie next lar
RR{CE' TENE,HEJvrS.
l. the sad deen mentioned. situated y, a.. .,
~ sue o' ~ or tho main street, snd neerly NESTS
sbort.s| in, GUS occupied ly Mrs Fee For the
.''nt 'or "h'eh any persoo or .rsons viii
Tax "a same aud pay 10 reay mon v he .nr, os
% 4f9 81 cents, be ng re sum due under ,t ,os -,
ne o, trust 'ncnding the interest to the I'M s'u
'' Ths sI Tenn Tor the ne sale sor-said
ter enc third OF tue aforesaid debt ~ A'' each
WIN. MONCURF.
Jan. S. tide surviving Trustee.
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Pn1IAnrlpntA. Dec. 30.

I.
YIN Friday evening there was a mestin. of pat,io.
Sc and Influential gentlemen of all parties, at the
house OF MIR Fulton to Investigate the principles s.
et'y OF stesm ssel of war, invented 6y thst gen
temsn, tor harbour and coast defence--on a rpo,ol
and drswing. MIR. Fulton gave concise deserinti-
on OF her construction AMI Machinery and reasoning
from steamboats, already built, he pointed ont the
numerous advantages which vessel propelled bv
steam viii have over any vessel which depends ONLY
On Wind The pl1n was received with enthusi a SIN
by'a'' present. The society appointed commit
tee' OF winch General Dearborn was named Presi-
dent. and Nr Thomas Morris Secretary. The com.
Inttee are to take Immediate measures to raise the
necessary nndsby subscription and other m cans tn
deirsy the exhence Of building one sell to carry
- long ~ poladers the required will b. about
10000 !ollare Such Unforeseen and useful results
have been obtained by the Application of steam TO
Iinung vessels, that we may look forward with con.
h.ienoe TO other important advantages; more no.
Die and patriotic project cannot be conceived than
thas 81 protecting our cities harbours and coast by
thls novel means. i'll the Of, which the whole
nation and every individual has dehp interes
therefore hope it will meet the most Iib.roI encou
ragereent from the afiuen the friends to our co,,i
try. tue CORPORATION OF this city, the state legislature
and the United States government
National .2Ivocote.
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THE CONDUCT or THE WAN

~ reso'duon was yesterday adopted in the House
oi Representatives, having for It's object sn enquiry
INTO the efu9cs Of the failures If our arms
GA the northern er."-Though the resolution
passed by q very large majority. we havs strong
H"ub'so NJ us expectancy; and the magnitude oS the
majority in It's favor is not to deter ne fro,,
sing the sentiment. Itis calculated, in our opinion.
to dePre's the puolic spirit to emharrasA th
tons oi government 70 give support to disaf elton
and I" renoyate the spirits Of the enemy. With due
reteFence to the VII Of the majority, and hope that
III" consequences will be beneficial 20 the pubic
interest as the patriotic supporters &c the enoury
can wish, we cannot hut vie it as the result of q
monenisry FEELING produced by the late horrd news
from Niagara, die innuence Of which hos misIed
Che sober judgment Of the House.-.Nat. n
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ards from shore As soon the British discovered
u, they came with two snail barees, which C,,tsins
Srahain' and Shelton 'scom pani.s drove of. riey
|; ahtn sent ano'her barge With pieces OF cannon.
Which they fred from 9'o'e,oc, 10 the morn;,, ,,,
III z O'Clock in the evening, whioh compelled item
w retreat behind sani-banks with their sm,; .rno
her pound balls oy rsno, considerably, but ,h.ir
.a"unNfr ano srspe'hot came very resr witt out
'nuring man. A c7pt@in who was driven a. nrs
some time siSce, and had load of -four aud ,,,.
TER or part oil, on the hsscb, irH,rmed Ca,sI,,
hoon,z mat he looked with spy glass x saw 10 O.,
barge and TAX n To the II ''~'
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Fyiday, Dec. 81.
The resolution from the Senate, express
sve Of the sense Of Congress of the gallant
conduct Of Com. Perry. Capt. Elliot. and
their brave ass GATES IN The battle Of Lake
Ire, was twice read and committed.
resolution was also received, expressive
OF the high sense of the gallant conduct of
Let. VIM Burroughs, deceased, and of 1t.
w Call and the crew Of tn" u s. brig En-
terprize in the capture Of the British brio
B3xer; which was also twice read and com
ntled to the same committee.
ne Speaker laid before the House letter
from the Commissioner Of the Land Office.
transmitting a general exposition OF the re-
sources and situation Of the United States in
relation to tie Publ Lands which was re.
,erred to the Commit OH Public Lands.
AMI ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Eppes o. Va. from the committee os
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&,TAGE EsTABLlsHMENT,-T'be ,ub.c-;l,.
- ers are nov running three stages twice wesL
between Hehmoud and Lyuchburg, on the 70 lo,vi,,g
routes ana IN the following manner. w Fro,8a
Hehm1nd ~ Powhstan Court. House Bar, Curm-
oerl"9o Court-tiouse, Rims New Store. Fond;,
a1nd Hunters TO Lvnohburg, once wssk--I'osy'e
h,etIo9nd every Monday At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. AMI
Irve N Lynehburg on Wednesdays nv G p. M.
EFave iynehburg on 1burs|aysat NJ and a..
rye IN Richmond on Saturdays BY eP VI --
from richmond BY Powhstsn Court House ,,or.
,ersTi,e, Negotiation, Buckingham Cont Hons
FLOODS and Hunters to Iynchburg, one. wssi,-'
gave k'sbmond every Thursday AZ 10 o'clock A.
VI ana arrive ~ Lynehburg on ssturdavs ~ 4PL
NJ leave Lynchburg on Mondegs NJ
arrive ~ Richmond on Wedne jdays By JPN
the usnai baggage will be allowed passenger, 49,
hut we w" moi be scsountsb's FIR tns loss of a.,
'frne, ~ will On tie contrary endeavor 10 ~. 80
tcu'sr care OF It Good horses AMI stsst, v,;tL
eareiai and experienced drivers, shaiis, eli dine,
F'nt'-In fact, every necessary sttsotjon vii
s,a 20 TIE complete accom- medallion o.. pssssns az
January 6.