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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-09
LOTTERY Notice.

The Grand State Lottery. secpnd Class, is now
drawing in Philadelphia, in which there
is the following prizes: n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-09

Four British prisoners, consisting Of mid
snipman and three men. belonging to the
Madagascar frigate, Captain Doyle, were
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LAIE FROM nERMuEA.

NEWBORN, October 3.
Arrived at this port, Spanish schooner ST..
Ari5es, from BERMUDA, in ballast. Sailed on
the 1911, Admir-. Gockhurn. with 7Rs ard
or frigates had arrived from the Chesa-
'peake No part of Lord HIPS expedit ionhad
arrived there, nor were they soon expected.
Admiral Cochrane was daily expected from
Halifax. From 500 to 1000 troops were at Ber-
muda, hut no expedition fitting out. Provisions
OF every kind, except -four were scarce & high.
Beef $50 per bbl. corn Sal bushei.
The body Of Sir Peter Parker was buried at
Bermuda on the 10Th OCT.
There had been no late arrival at bermuda
from England, and no prizes had heen sent in
there lately. Several prize vessels from the
Chesapeake with four, we're going in as the
st. Aribes came out OF the entrance Of our
hsrbor, the St. Aribes was boarded from the
Morgiana, sloop OF war. A frigate passed the
harbor this morning and entered the Vineyard
Sound.
About 200 American prisoners were at Der.
muda, who were 10 be sent to England.
NORFOLK, November 4.
We have seen and conversed With the of
6cer. VINO went in the flag to the British
squedron in Herring Bay near Annapolis.
lie represents tlis enemy's force in the Ches-
speake to consist of two 7A's, 6 frigates, 1
brig and schrs, The Transports going M
the Bay in company Will the DauntIess. we
understood from the lieutenant OF the Daunt.
less to have come under her convoy from
Halifax The frigate and transports appea.
red to have many men on board. as
| Adn,- Cochrane was In Halifax when the
Daupiless left there, which was about the
10th October.
| OFFICIAL. REPORT.
| Lookout Post, Oct. 80, S p. M.
| Two ships at anchor. four others coming
into the Capes and steering for LyDhaven
Bay.
October 81, sun>rise .--There are at an.
Choir in Eynhaven, ak ships and one schoo.
Der,
| 5o'clock. p. M.--Two ships remain at an.
Choir, four ships and schr. got under way
at meridian, and stood up the bay, and are
now out Of sight.
November 2. at n-riss.--Two ships re,
main in Lynhaven Bay.
Four British prisoners, consisting Of mid.
shipman and three men, belonging to tn.
J MADAGASCAR frjgate Caota;a Dovia yer.
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7'hs Royal Family Of France.
COMM UNiCATED.

1t appears BY the late English pa
pers. that the count D'Artois or
.uonsietr. the kios Of Frances only
brother, has gone to Switzerland !;
his eldest soa, the duke Of Ansou-
Issme and husband OF the only daush-
ter Of the late king, to Biscay and
hi, second and youngest son. the duke
&c Berri. to chs isiasd Of Jersey: so
that il disposition TO restore the
Reval family should manifest itself
on the east. north, or west of France,
and il is likely snch was the case, or
tie princes would not have left Eng
land, there will be one of that fami-
Iy at hand to enter the country.
The Count d. irtois. was former.
~ colonel of the Swiss guards, and it
is probable. he will reorganize that
corps and enter Francs with it i'm.
mediate!y.
Lauis XVIII. is a widower, with
out children; sothat the Count will
sucseed 80 the crown, If he survives
hin brother, & tse succession be
established in his children.
l3ailfmsre Fed. Gazette.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REpRESEN TATIvEs
WEpnrspA1. April 6.

Mr.. Beall and Mr., Ingham had leave
of absence from Monday next till the
end of the session,
q Mr., Wrigh, moved an amendment to
the rules of the house, by adding the fol-
loving Resolved; that no amendment
by way of Ryder be received to any bill
at il. third reading. Laid on tho table.
The house proceeded to the consider
alton of the report OF the committee on
The msmorial of Thsmas CLAYTON, pray
ing compensation for an assistant as SUI
perintendaDt of the pose flee and sta
tionary department OF the hoase of re-
representatives.. Tho report 10 favorable.
On motion Of Mr.. Calhoun, the sub
iect VA. laid on the table before deci.
sion WAS had.
On motion of Mr.. Calhoun, the house
resolved itself into a committee of the
whole, Mr.. Peasants in the chair, on a
bill to repeat the embargo and non-im-
portstion laws and a bill to prevent
the exploration Of specie.
The bill for repeating thu Embargo
and non-importat!on laws was first taken
up.
Mr.: Cslhoan at considerable length
explained the views and reason. of the
committee for reporting and recon-
nepiing these biIlsto the Heuss.
Mr.. Wooster followed and in digni-
Ged and elegant speech delivered his
sentiments on the tendency Of the inca.
sares heretofore pursued BY the admins.
trati)n party, and in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. M'Klm moved to strike out the
second section sf,ke bill. Nesstived,
onlvgsl voting in favor.
Nj. Oakley thought that IS we were
about to abandon tha restrictive system,
it would be as wol to let ii all go togo
thor He therefore moved to strike out
the prov.so in ths hrst scctien--nesativ-
ed.
Several other amendments were pro-
posed aud r6iectea.
Mr.. WIN R,cd stated his reasons for
voting agaDs' tba bill.
The committee IN, and reported the
bill with some amendnc3ts not material.
Mr.. Bradley renewed ths motion he
made in conmttsc Of the whole to
stsisa on, The Sd section of the BILL
M. Forsyth movsd TO strike ous TINT
Fart 81 rtg 81 =sct:oo, which prohibits
any CITIZEN Of the y. S. leaving the
country in neutral vessels without
passports from The President OF the U.
States
The question Oh striking out was ds {.
cided by ayes and noes--Isas sS.-.Nays
rs.
Adjourned.
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Wood Land for Sale

On Thursday the 3lst day ct 3pfh
next, il fair, if not On the nSxt fair day;
will be exposed to public sale at theta:
vern of Mr.. Zachariah Ward, at the
Occoquan Mills, in the state Of Virgil
MIA, the following lands, viz. About 800
acres of LAND-this lsnd has never
been cut down, and Is heavily covered
vita timber and wood 1t lays froit
three to five miles from the nayigsble
waters Of Occoquan, and on the west
side Of the river. It will be sold ci:
Their in one body or Ia Different partss
as may be found desirable. It has ale
ready been laid OF in different lots.
Also ahotaer tract of land, containing
about FIVE hundred acres, situated about
two miles from the n.yigafle water. OF
sOccoquan. There is = great deal Of
Young thriving growth Of wood upon
( l. lard.
The facility Of transporting the wood
to good market, and thsSSpinion that
the lands are well adapted 70 clover
anG plaster, render. them an objecs
worth att ntioh.
Mir Zachariah Ward will give every
information in relation to the land, hiCk
may be required previously to the day
Of sale.
The term. of sale Will be one third
In three, one third in six, and one third
in nine mouths with interest. Go6d
negotiable rotcs with satisfactory ii.
,isrsers will be required,
WILLIAM IL. DORSEY:
March 81 Is
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A BILL

To repeal an act entitled can act
layiag an embargo on all ships and
vessels in the ports aud harhers
of the u. States" and 40 much Of
s any act or acts as prohibit the i'm
portation OF goods. wares & NOR.
ehandize OF the growth, produce
or manufacture OF Grratl3fi'ain
or ireland, or Of any Of the colo
MES or dependencies thereof. or OF
any place or country in the actual
possession of Great Britaia 4 for
other puraoses.
See. /. BE Il enacted. &c. That
the act entitled "An act laying an
embargo on al! ships and vessels in
the ports & harbors OF the =. States"
passed on the 18th day OF Dac. 1878,
he and the sane is hereby repealed:
Provided, That all penalties & for.
fixture. which have been incurred
under the said act shall I've recover
ed and distributed, and may be miti-
gated or RENTED in like manner as
if the said net had continued ia full
force and virtue.
2. Andbsit further enacted. That
SO much Of any acts as prohibits the
importation OF goods. wares or mer-
chandize of the growth. produce or
manufacture OF Great Britain or Ire
land, or of any Of the colonies or
dependencies thereof, or of any place
or country in the actual possession OF
Great Britain be, and the same is
hereby repealed: Prorided That all
fines peoasties & ferfeitares incurred
in virtue Of the said actor acts. shall
be recovered and distributed. and
p;ay he mitigated,or RENTED in like
manner asst the same had continued
in full force and virtue. find pro-
piaed alse. That nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed to autho-
rise or permit the importation Of
goods, wares or merchandise. or Of
any article the property Of or belong
ing atthe time ofsuch importation
to the enemy or enemies OF the U.
States.
See. s. .ind belt further enacted.
That ne foreign ship or vessel shall
a clearance orbe permitted to
depart from the U. States. whose
officers and crew sball net consist
Wholly Of the citizens or subjects Of
the country to which such ships or
vessels shall belong, or Of . sountry
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THREE Treasury Notes, dated &
Fesasary 1914, psYabIs In Shilaass
phia, LIST Fcbrsa.y 1915,
For 1000 Dollars each
Were snsIo.ed 10 >. by mail frsR
charle slows, 5. Carciins, on the iste
March, and not having reached Us. the
public are reeuested 10 stop said Notice,
in suspicious hands. Pay1snt vail %
stepped 1t the Office at the Cos,riss
sioners OF Loans IN PhiladslpS ia.-Ne~
s,7ls, 3,7l4, 3.7is
John s I'ho's Vowel.
April1.
q The above Treasury
Notes were received by Mail
from the Eastward, AFTER ira;
yelling to and returning from
Boston.
Arril7. sf.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
NASHVILLE, Mach II.

NASHVILLE, March ~
q On last Friday night. large portion
ct Nashville was consumed by hre. IL
ms, caught in stable belonging 10
Vim. ". Csoks, Esq. and from thence
ssmm unicated 20 Mfr Hocds's large
warehouse, and the surrounding build
lnSs In less than an hour, ct least TWEEN
~ dwelhngs houscs were on FIRE, and in
: few minutes utterly dsstoyed. Every
hauss on Market street fell a sacrifice
to he relentless fiAmes, from large
sone house occupist by Mr.. James En-
via, to Mr, Mullen's newly fioished
\ lex building. The whole loss su,aincd
sasnot DC le,s than 100000, or 10000
sollars
The principal par, of the household
inrnFuse was saved but We regresto
safe, that Mr.. Eyadyor9 suffered an
sdduona! loss OF q large quantity OF
sotS which lie had finished including
meIournals ofthe last Legislature and
tfAI ". ~, Cooke, Esq. sustained also
aseYere additional loss liz the destruction
cha large portion Of an elegant library
and some valuable papers, including
S;CO IN EASTERN bank notes. Mr.. Dam
eaa Ro5erf.o,,, We understand, lost also
large quantity of eastern bank paper,
eealdsS great many books out OF his
book store.
ms no, sccertsined how the fire was
H,'t communicated, but it il behev-
20 II vas done by some incsndiary, fo''
@'purposc Of plunder.--It broke out
f0Ou' ten e'ciccs; aud every eSersion
vas made TO stop the progress OF
Toe destructive elenen, Immediately.
las large loss was occasioaed by the
0ahdlNgs being prineipally made q wood
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C. God Of ls,e, be true TO my ensm0red
breast,
Be kind to The fame, dead 10 oil The
rect.
Married-on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. VIM. Gilmore, Col. 1homss Hum
hhYey to Mrs. Merry Marmadake. The
bridegroom, is 70 years of age, the ia.
.ther Of 90 children and has not less than
90 great grand shildren.-The bride
maid is 50, has been married unles'
and has children and great grand chill
dren.
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IA amity with the Uaited States;
and NJ citizen Of the u. States
permitted to depart in such ship or
vessel, without a passport or per-
mission therefore furnished uadert the
authority and direction Of the Presi-
dent Of the u. States.
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LANCASTER. (penn- March IS.
FiRG-Yesterday morning be-
tween the hours OF and s o'clock.
t,s iOiners shop occupied by Mr.
renlzel, in Oraage street. was dis
covered on Ere. which spread with
r.gility to Mr.. HentZel's dwelling
and an aljoisius building. which
were entirely consumed befere the
progress of tie destroying element
could be arrested. Ills said the fire
originated in the shop amongst tbs
shayinss whilst the hands were at
breakfast.
RIr. Hentzel has been = consider
able sufferer by the abrove calamity.
Il is with regret we state, that the
Brsiy erected elegant dwelling house
belonginy TO Mr.. john Houtz, near
Marietta, in this country, MAS con-
sumed by Ere on Wednesday last.
Loss estimated at $4,000 dollars.
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1t has been discovered that the pro.
clama.ion Of Louis XVIII, received az
New-York by tas Boxer, is the same
with that which he issued at Hart well or
the LIST February 1873. The Proclama-
ton now published 10 without date.
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1t j. computed that ona thousand
men ied,while our army wssenosmp-
ed at the French Stills.

Tire. ef the passengers ia the II
sing States, let, Barbados abou. the
24th Feb. and state that previous to
their leaving that vessel arrived with
prisoners, which had been taken s maGt
acartel CT by the y S. frigate C0NSTI.
TUITION, to wiudward Of that Island,
ard thss tho Qaeen SIS, Yeaere6ie u,
and La Riins IS, bad been cent il pnr,
suit Of the Coustitstioa, Z. S. trigate
Z. S. Gax.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, Arm 7.
TO SLEW
runway Age & Rory OF TIKI TIMY
aIs FORM AND PRESSURE"

MN. RIeE, nissionary, LATELY
Jrsn she East indies, wiH hreach this
eVeniny at the 6ahfist meeting-house I;
on Sunday a fternson cs the Presbyterian
meeting-hsuss, and again on Sunday
evening az :he 3at'isf msefing-hssse.
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FOR SALE.

A strong, healthy NEGko WOMAN
about % years Of age, Accustomed to
plantation wsrk with her child twsIys
months old. Enquirs II The sfics Of
tho Qasetts. 81
April 3. g.
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dHak ne srlcks ,yaA9Rt ST. aus.

h4dk nF Sr!cEs UnH0L DEGU.
And Pharoah commanded, the Same day,
the task-;nasters Of the people, aud
tb.ir officers, saying, " Ye shall no
more give the people straw to make
brick as heretofore
AID the officers of the children OF Israel
did sue that thsy usre in evil case, af
ter it was said " Ye shall not mini.h
aught from your bricks OF your daily
task"
EXODUS, Y. s, 7 and IL.
Brethren, | would that you should
know, that no pew thing hath happened
unto YOU, in tha, those in authority over
you have demanded OF you tribute, an
hvnd, ed fold more than ye were wont
10 pay. aiorc,ime; and, moreover, have
made u decree, tina, We shall in no wise
pas. from ono province to another city,
nor We. between one city and another
place, thtoug.oat your bordets, for the
purpose of procuring for yourselves
food and raimant, that ye may live and
not die.
Nov, therefore, it behoveth US, be.
loved bretaren, to be patient in tribula-
ten, and rather 10 suffer, than to do that
which is wrong. Sec that ye resist not
evil,
Ga therefore, now, and work /: for
there shall no straw be given YOU ; yet
shall We deliver the tale of bricks. Ye
shall not miDisA aught frsn your aally
task"
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John A, Stewart,

Ra. ii.st received 9 large suhtiy Of Ne~
and Fashionstis
PAPER HANGINGS,
w hich, With his former stock Of that
lrticle, makes HE assortment very
omp'ete. y
] April.
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e,s,iJa, C.FoRgomery Coz Fsb.iss.

,y,,;4a, T. fontgomery Co. Fsb.a2s.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
As,ir C. Servoss, ofthis town
80. retarnias from a Journey, late
: y, evening OF the Esd inst. he
..,y, MS sleigh oh 10 the west end
srFoet ifuater hridse Intending to
s.... 4. not knowing that the middle
...,h,d been carried away by the late
f,e,hsi) and was INSTANTLY preeipi-
-, Into the stream and drowned.
ri, body has not yet been found.
GA borses swan to the eastern
marc. and we're taken out unhurt.
Gg, deceased has left a numerous IA
nil, TO lament his loss and a very
extensive acquaintance to sympatliise
x.th the moarners.
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49,, york goliimbian.

me .Ns,c- York sO!,imbian.
from -" nd Murder il mentioned in
4 h' usrk;mer American. A sail.
The ia "a" .,.r and lieutenant OF infantry
log a ltst, ) Harder, lately foushteach
At sas1 with broad sroords for about
Staer. minutes; when the latter
hi''' a,,t down through the shoulder
vas ~, ,a' hreast and next day expired.
l lla , IN; Instances are daily more frequent
~ ~ pritg oScers in the army or
% ." numbering each other for ho-
ha,. sake; end demand the serieus
w. l,,.otioh of those whose duty it is to
' .,,,sn! or punish then,.
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Estraet Of an ser sfthe corfsrati'" "
.dlerandria, for fAe sstbagIlshmens
Of Fire q e
Seer. Hany person who shall be pre-
sent at any Ere, shall neglect or refuse
to obey the order OF direction OF any Of
fcer who shall be appointed BY any Fra
Company now established, or which may
be hereafter established, knowing him
to be an officer, such person shall for
felt and pay the sum of five dollars -
Provided the name Of such officer shall
have been first Published in one OF the
public papers.
Alta meeting Of the Relief Fire Com
pany on the Sd of Narch 1914, the fol-,
loving gentlemen were slsctsd ohcsrs
for the ensuing year viz:
Com sanders:
William Harper LIST,
Thomas Preston I'd,
Thomas Vowel Sd.
Subordinate q recfsys.
~ Ferdinand Marsteller,
Isaac Entsisle,
Charles Slade. 3
Regxia fsrs.
Mark Butts.
James Anderson,
Jo,spb Harris,
Fssac Gibson,
1>nstees.
James Anderson,
William Newton,
John Johnson.
Thonsss Vowel, Treasarsr.
John Grid, Clerk.
April T.
MINERAL WATERS.
The Season for the Mineral
Waters,
Having commenced, the Fountains are
again running at the Shop of the sub.
scriber.
Rich'd II. Little,
Atotie.sry = Druggist, xing Sfretf.
kpril7. IT
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NoTICE.
THE Public are re.pectfully notif-
cd that Gasfsvns Re5ey, |, no longer
authorised to transact any business
fer me.
Basil spalding.
April7.
% The Editor ofthe Federal Ga
ze.te, Baltimore, viii please give the
above three insertions, and send his ac-
count to this Office.
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Horse Farrier.

From my service on Monday the 10th
INST. a ncgro nan named THORN
ION, thirty years ot age or upwards
Of tie middle size, and mas been accus.
10 ned Il house work and garden -
He carried witt him drab cloth lex.
ct and pantaloons, white cashmere
vsistcoat, also, an olive co ored jaekst
and panta'oo of country cotton. He
yer, much addicted 10 Liquor, and
When so Inclined to be imputlcnt--
when sober he is modest and we'll be.
haved. ], is probable he may have got
emp'oym nj in tho neighhoriag camps,
re>son bic reward will be paid in
ad>iinn 10 al expfnces for BRINGING
rim hone, or securing him in any jail
50 t.at get HIM seain
I'm. Hodgson.
Oct es tf /
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snexample ef Virtue worthy OF all
1o,;,a,isn and honourable to human
rafafe.
Z. I. shall net, sir. ON this accession.
from motives sf delicaey, expa,iate
paoa the important naval events
which took place. under Your an
svices. upsath waters of Lake Erie !;
b.t must be permitted 10 say. that
,a,r subsequent eonanfi. and par
iiculariv ,our endeasors by more
,han fraternal attentions. to soeth
The affliet.;, spirit. anil 10 restore the
wounded frame Of yonr brave s. mag
epan;mous antagonist. have given
You he strongest additional claims
wpon ,heregarlaad affections Of your
country.
:. 1 new prs-eed, Sir. To perform
enc os f,e most pleasing acts OF nv
Eff. in ceuferriag uron you the high.
esr hsHouFs il the power OF this city
TO b,s,aw."
His THftour tl,ep administered the
usnal or and presented the. Ger
t;ica'e ef rreednm--Nhen the
Councillors mate the following re-
ply
'.SIR.
+" The hononr Conferred on me by
tbs re.ree'a'.ie bed, wus.d. 81 all
tines. call forth il.s 'ivelies! emotions
of srs.,tns;e hut a, this momont,
u,enife ei'ize.s of this city. have
sisra sach distinguished prnof of
their patriotism, il .dds much
in,'red TO The grstiliraiian.to have
ny aame enrolled amsnS them as a
free man
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his maiesty's envoy extraordinary 8
/ nsiDistsr, plenipoteatiary = the =.
States Of America.

DIED, on Mondsy morning Oc.sbef
18th, from the kick Of horse, Gssrsf
Jgsshmx,on Raymehd, aged u ytas
m,nths and 3 Il days-san OF Mr.. ls'
ter RAYMOND Brosd Greek, Prince
George County, Md. IL the death OF {
Sen III, father has lost his greatest pfids
and fond II hops-hi. sisters srot the
f,r whom they fsrlineiy bestowed ana
uniformly manifsstsd care, attention
aud attachment, beyond example.
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Although a;rn"s. every letter in the
Alphabet, fnu A 10 = AVS dine It's duty,
no one ha, borne ~. b, Hr,t Gf battle vi h
more bravery than Is Beowa bes, the
BriIi'h at eIuewater-whiie Balm.
bridgr Bakeif, Barrows, he two Bid
dies. Bel, Bnta, have battered Jnii
Bull ill il has become impossible FIR
him not l.. believe thai if ne daes not
behave better, we viii, with bullets,
BOUNDS & bsyene,ts, give him u: is-iuli5
G!eaner.
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To Kent.

HE subscriber Offers to rent that
i three Story Brick Dwelling
HOU>E. with a small Garden thereto,
situate on"rince Street, next door be-
ow DR.. Dicks; it will be, rented for
one or more wears as may be required
1t is well fitted for the reception ola
ssnteei private family or boarding
',ouse-Possession will be given the
first day of Eovember next. Enquire
OF the subscriber on the premises.
VIM. King.
0ctsbers0 If
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A Rock Hall Packet with II passen.
gers and T79o Race Horscs on board,
vas captured in tie Chesapeake Bay a
jsu dayi since by the bargrs Of a British
trisate. The Race Harscs it is said;
belonged to an Eattern.S Shore Men.ber
OF Congress, and were to have run at
the srcona .Ttials Of Speed which
commcnte j! Washington ,hi. day.
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New YoRK, Oct. ~.
~ 9BR sTkAN BOAR PARAG0N'
rRou THE NoRTHWARD.

FROM THE NORTHWARD.
= Gen lizard. with 6 or 1000 men, had
crossed at Black r .ck and was ZACH
i,g to Chippewa to attack he enerr,
whose force cons ls,ed Of about 8 or 1000
men. IL WIS expected that Gen. is"d
wosld reach Chippewa on Sunday last
and make the attack on that uay
Gen. Drummnnd. aho commanded
ne British army, had been superseded.
Gen. Browns army remained at Fort
Erie