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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

THE STOCKHOLDERS are hereby no.
y tilted, that Monday The 9th Of June is APP
pointed for the election OF Directors OF the Office Of
Discount and Deposit TO be established at Lynch
burg. Those who cannot attend in person, will bs
pleased to appoint proxies.
by order Of the President and Directors,
w. cambridge, Cash.
May o, 1914.
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discipline will be dissolved-concert. the
soo' Of military operations, will be destroy
ca, and anarchy must ensue.
With much respect, am.
Dear Sir, yourfriend.
ia: WILKINSON.
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BY Yesterdays Southern Mail.
GLORIOUS NEWS.

EEfr6cf o. a letter from orr correction
dent. at Savannah, dated May 2.
THE AMERICAN BRIG PEACOCK,
Captain Warrington. has adorned with "a
mother most Brilliant Laurel, the Naval
History of our Country.
She captured 3 days since, near this Port,
His Brit Majesty's Sloop of War, EPER,
twenty two, with full complement of men,
after an action of 40 minutes,-the EPER-
WEIR was commanded by Richard Wales.
The Prize is now coming up and in an
half an hour will be opposite our City. The
PEACOCK took out of the EPERVIER
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS In SPECIE ; and ordered her in
for this port. Lieutenant Nicholson il the
prize-master. The EPERVIER had 8
men killed and between so and 40 wounded;
and is much damaged in rigging, sails, and
hull-her first Lieu,enant had his right
arm and thigh shot off--he is On board the
prize. The PeacoSk's loss was trifiing. only
8 wounded, none killed. No damage done
to her hull, and very little to her rigging. =
The E.jervier was built in 1912, and am
told by gentlemen who have been on board
OF her, that she il fine, elegant vessel
She had orders to engage any American
sloop of war. The Peacock 3 damage was
SO trivial that she has proceeded on her
cruize. Captain Warrington did not deem
1t necessary to come intos port. have gi-
ven you as far as have been able to learn,
the particulars of this brilliant action--to-
morrow we shall hear more of it.
Ertract Of another letter to a gentleman
in This city.
1t is said the Epervier was fitted out in
London expressly for the purpose of ia king
some OF the American Shops of War. The
bets atLioyds are reported to have been 8 to
1 in her favour
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CHARLESTON. May S, 1914
NAVAL VICTORY AGAIN

ASttcrs, VI WHICH TIC loLoWlng are copies,
were yesterday received in this City by
/. w. Bacot, Esq. Post Master, with
whica he obiigngly favored us; copies of
which we Immediately placed at our win
dows, and forwarded to Richmond.
w ashington. Baltimore, Philadelphia.
New-York and Boston.
From Me Post Master at Sauannah. .dafed
May 2.
"One of HIS Royal Majesty's " thou
sand ships of war;" a government brig OF l8
guns, called she Epervier, has just arrived
IN this port, prize to the United States
sloop OF war Peacock, Warrington comman
der, taken alter an action of 40 minutes
between 8 and killed on board the Eper>
yier, and one dangerouy and too slightly
wounded on board the Peacock. The hull of
the Epervier much Cut to pieces, while that
OF the Peacock had scarcely shot in it,
The T.. is said also to have about two hun
dred thousand dollars on board. 1t is said
that she was fitted out in London, express
ly for the purpose of taking some of the A
mericaH sloops of war. The bets at Lloyd's
are reported to have Sbeen three to one in
her favor but thank Heaven, the Repub"
lie is, as usual, triumphant. 1t is said that
a Lieutenant of the L.. Is on board, haviug
lost his right arm and leg"
Savannah Republican Office, May Q, 1914.
DEAR SIR
1t is with great, pleasure inform you of
another NAVAL VICTORY--Arrived at
Cockspur, this morning the British sloop Of
war Epervier, Richard Wales, master, of
% guns, and full complement Of men,
prize to the American brig Peacock, Capt.
Warrington. The Eperver was carried af-
ter an action Of forty minutes-her loss in
killed is 3, wounded 35 or 40 her FIRST
Lieutenant's right arm and leg is shot off /;
he is on board the prize. The Peacock s
iossis none killed, three wounded. She
took from on board the Eperver, two hun .
dred thousand dollars, and ordered her for
his port. The action took place three days
since, near this port. The Epervier is
much damaged in hull ard rigging. The
Peacock met with scarcely any injury. -
The prize will be mp to town in a few hours,
and more particulars will be known.
In hasse-Your friend and servant.
F. FELL.
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The Court Martial at Lake George is broken
up. Gen. Wilkinson bjected 10 the form of the
court, on the ground OF Its not being composed
of general officers.
Col. King came down in the Steam Boat yes
terday. Gen. Wilkinson remains suspended
at Lake George. Gen. lizard takes command
ofthe Northern army.
N r. Gazette
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fears to the result. There Will be but little
manouvrins this spring there must be a
great and decisive action fought early in the
season of naval operations.
We have no correct data. from which
to make an cstimatei of the naval forces on
Lake Ontario-but are told, however, that
both fleets are calculated to mount nearly
tive hundred guns! When we consider this
force in reference to Lake Ontario, the histo.
ry OF the world cannot produce it's parallel.
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Another letter of the same date, states,
that ships OF war, supposed to be part OF
Admiral Cochrane's fleet, joined the squad
ron off this port (New London) on Tues
day evening.
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rivalship is TO be apprehended. at least Tor
tune 1he e"mty, then, OF the democraii:
party to the tederalists ought in g oil po rs
TO De rather Cherished chan supprt Sss-Cl. The
r7ore me tTc0 Parties sp&oken each okhs--, the
0cffeF.Ehey se''ss nc interest ~ Grcah- Brif-
az indcca, lsi-cft sntair needs not h, t.
ter au;;iiiary than che iea!ct'gv " the South
ern against the EorSher,, states. A Pee
would heal those divisions wherefore, peace
is an event that may b. considered, perhaps,
AZ Some distance. however desirable ii mie.,t
be IA ether points of view
50 the war is 10 be continued by Great
Britain two. i've Or ten years, for the express
purpose or giving tine to the parties, &c soeae-
en- HR1 at$frcy the nafa'al Ilo7v.rs II kAc
States. and ,tafu they faR an earv Ayev "a
me cunning foe. Let each one so regulate.
H'S o7on conduct, As TO frpstrate the piots and
rack;i'a.iois nf the common enemy.
RastoH Patrior.
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Stay BONDS.
Observation-Disclosures.

Correspondence ofthc secretary If 7yar 7ci'h
fEe governors ofA4arylgza, Pennsylvania
ard Ffygtriq,
On the 27th of jay the governor Of Mary
land states, in a letter TO the Secretary of
var. that in conformity 10 the request of the
President OF the L. States. communicated in
thc requisiGon Of the 9TH. detachment of
s,5CCinfartry ard 600 artillery was directed
t. DC O gained and held IN readiness to move
~ the shortest notice (; and in order 70 com
Ply with the requisiti9R OF general vVinder.
fnr ceiling irtn the field 5000 drafts of the
Maryland militia, Nv direction of the Prcsi-
d ut, th" whole the drafts from the western
Store, about SEQ infantry, had been ordered
to embody. He speaks of the exposed situation
Of the western shore, bordering upon the bay.
aHd gresatHeS that the draft from that section
If the country would not be drawn away, and
expects Baltimore will be unwilling to have
any force Withdrawn from that place. by
which any aid might be expected. These
considerations had induced the order for the
$500 men /; this force was TO be embodied <
moved or the shortest route to Bladensburp
that the artillery of the state was absut o0e
ssen, two thirds IN Baltimore it would create
rneasiness to take from that place 400, the
proportion, and&e had suspended that order
until gen. Smith should have some commu-
ncalor Win me secretary OF War In a
Letter Of the ooh July, general Winder made
~ requsion on the governor of Maryland for
@1e 5000 militia, urging the necessity Of ha-
Wing .hcn assembled and in service with the
least possible delay and ON the 5th of Aug.
the governor Of MARYLAND informed general
Winder, " letter. that bis demand for 5000
drafts could not be complied with without the
brigade in service at Baltimore, from gene
raj Smiths division that the drafts from
one brigade alone were under marching or
dcrs, tie orders cor the march OF those Wing
on ttc Chess cake aud Potomac having beer
.suspcaded
0ntlc fth Of July Mr.. Boi6eu, secv.,1ry
% ttt.e f,F Pennsylvania, acsnoglcds.s The
4ece pto % the col"punicat on frou Che s, ai'de-
Partmcnt, Containing the requsitioh Of tic 4th
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j6RNR. WH7TE.
10. w9v'
EDUCAVION.

Uze 5orne Eat.catior ess 'e leilsrH' Rsritaye.
FENidE Undersigned having recovered his heath, ven-
lures to inform his patrons, friends and public in
general that hc will Continue his seminary in Warren,
the ensuing year, in which win he tausht the Latin,
French and English lapgraees, the Of Surveying,
Geography, reading, writing, composition, common
sritAmetic and the use of the globes.
Fits animal engagement wiz terminate IN two aessi-
oHs, rhe first 10 commence the 18th January. md ter
Tpinate 18th lnne the second TO begin LIST July, AMI
emf 18th December.
Fees for tu'ion SIS per snnun,, nayah!c at the end
a. the last session. Any student entering the school
without previous agreement, vii! be considered bornd
sr two sessioas. No deduction viii be made for ater-
mediate loqt time. Subscribers the school viii fur
nish it with fuel usGa' if furnished by the tegcher
an extra charge Of 81 viii be made.
CHfRLES WIFGFIELD, IT,
Warren, DEE. II. w2wp
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= HAN 7 ESToN, Dec. II.
FROM TIE. IVlrS., -INTlTf9>

FROM THE WESl INDIES.
Capt HrBsELL, who arrived in t.s- sc,Ir.
Wm. Hull, from Havanla, has politely faI0r-
cd us with Jamaica papers TO the 10Th ut.
from which we have only room To dt, for lie
following interesting extracts:
R7rdgetO7vn, 7 Rarbadoes) Ger. is.
The schr. Adventure came in al noun. viii,
dispatches from NJ rtn,ique, addressed to
the Senior Officer in command OF the Navy
at this port, by this opportunity we le.r1.
that tbs line of battle ship La i.Is, and fr;,
gate which We formerly stated TO have arr,
we'd at that Island, had conveyed thither a.
bout 1000 french troops, who have been SUI
tered to land, and are for the present lodged
in the Hospitals for SO late as the l2;h INST.
the governor had not been authorised 10 give
UP that Colony. On tn arrival, h lYever. If
this force, vessel was c5sp ,tched to IFS ex-
cellency Sir James Leith; and as orders for
TehEquishlng that place would in tie r, S. in
stance be transmitted tn his excehencv, we
shall shortly in all probability, &c Acquainted
WIN the lntsnu0n CT our government, as thov
regard the coded French Islands, VIII ,th-l. or
not they are to he restored besore the arrange
raents on the Continent are finally settle,l. A
schooner with vine, SIc. which had arrived
at Martinique from France, has been permit
red 10 Lnd her cargo, and othevs that were
rromently expected. will no doubt eyperient g
the like Indulgence but we are of opinion.
tn1t nothing beyond this Will he granted, until
1t be learnt IN what way the discussions at VIZ
emma are likely to terminate.
Trinidad, ii is stated, is 10 be given TO the
Sraniards, and our government to receive lie
Fiorldas in exchange. If this be true, it vii
create another obstacle to peace with Amer:-
ca, as they claim West-Floritla, as included
within the boundary specified by the ccss:on
TO themof Louisiana. 'Ehs Americans rce.i-
we'd Spanish title to Louisiana, thousiI they
paid the htteen millions to France.
ar. schr. VIM. Hall, nlackedge. Havana
days Sugar, Coffee, Salt, ard Crate, f,l,l
to .. Hubbeil. Passengers, Messrs. p. Il
Livingston, David Stack pole, christopher
titzPatrlck, ana Captains Brethal aud hub
bell &c was reported at HAVANA that the
troops collecting in che w. indies, would a.
mount from 10 e $4,000 men, AMI that they
were destined to n. Orleans, and we're to sal
by the 20th Nov from jamaica. The CO.
duct OF the American force under Gen. JACK
son, IN tier late entry into Pensacola, was po-
ken of - the highest terms by the Spanisrls.
After Gen. Jackson had evacuated the ylacc
he sent in word to the inhabitants thst IF aDy
Of them had suffered los, of property TO let
him know il, &c he would Immediately max.
their loss good. The only American vesstl
lett at HAVANA was a brig from Salem, with. h
arrived u days before the Wm< Hall sail
cd City Gazette.
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Tee. y
ST RAY ED,

FNPON Carpp-HoIy. Friday night last, TWO
" HORSESHOE dark bay or btc IN, wears DID,
about feet high.-The other cteam-colorrei morse
feet high, eight ~ nine years old. ANY person ta-
King Up said horses either IF them & delivering ;Lew
giving information Of the .rt. is Lctw;ch
Ec Csrp-Holy, shall Re generously rewaricd.
N.STH3,NJEL S. STRANGE,
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treasury to the commissioner of loans at
Boston, is published for the information of
all concerned.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
NoU. 9, 1914.
The depressed state of the public
credit at Boston, has constantly engaged my
attention, since my arrival at Washington.
with view to devise the means of relieving
it. The suspension Of specie payment at the
banks, deprived the government Of the pow
or 70 pay its creditors i'll gold and silver and
chls additional inconvenience followed from
that measure, that the bank credits, belong
ing to the government. could not be transfer.
red from the states, respectively, in Which
they existed, to any other state, in order e.
discharge the pubic debts, where they bs
CINE due and payable Every Intelligent &
candid citizen will perceive, therefore, that
the government was unable TO avert, or con
troll, this course OF events. If, however. the
measures now under te consideration of con
giess, should bC specify and successfully put
into operation, feel the greatest confidence.
that not only the treasury, but that the nation
Will be ess entally relieved from the prevail =
ing pecuniary embarrassments.
In the mean time am DESTROYS TO Offer 70
the public creditors, both On account of the
stock interest due in October last, and the
treasury notes since due, every accommoda-
ton, which this department can furnish, as
treasury notes have been reflsci. You viii
be pleased, therefore, to make the following
propositions to them
]. That they subscribe the amount Of their
respective claims AZ pr to che loan
Of 6.000,0c0, opened by the late secreta-
~ Of the treasury, on the terms Of that
loan.
2. Or. that they accept in payment Of
their respective claims, drafts on those
banks (principai-. seated to the south
and west Of philadelpllia) in which there
arc deposits ofpubiic money.
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READ TVS,

T III Ut ~ { ITI7IEHTy Y LIc I5fI JFC
Ucpt6tr.
"The humiliation Of the y. rthern States
is evidently the interest Of Csept Jiritain. 4
maritime r'valsmp is more t. he drSsdtd b.
the United Kingdom frcIa the Federal States
tran from the Southern States The more
Tie E~stern States are crippled, the l.ss tsat
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.JV'Ei} LI.N'E OF .ST.AG E.S.

ENTLENfEN travelling Nortbwar,'Iy, arc here
by notified, thst the Dispatch, which leaves
Ncsss. Blake and Thwesits in Petersburg every day
~ o'clock, A.. NJ viii in future remain in Richmond
only Ior enough 10 dine, and then proceed TO Wash
irPtou by the Hooe's Ferry route. Passengers eater
n for goats in Petersburg, win have preference to all
others throsghout the line.
THE PROPRTETORS.
Tee ". yv6w
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ITO be contiuued.1

The following letter from the secretary of the
treasury to the commissioner of loans at
Boston, is published for the information of
all concerned
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JeHNH SMITH,
PETER T. SMITH,
WV. WATTS *
JORDAN SMITH.

december Il. e9ttstJ e
n q. Attic same time, one Of the Subscribers will
xsll three hundred Of Land, hundred Il twen-
~ Of which hessy timbere,i-This Land joins the
aooye Land, and was Formerly part of the
Tact.
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VALUABLE LAND

TcOR SALE.---The Subscribers will sell to the
highest bidder, Monday the End day of JANUS
AIRY next before Eagle Tavern, the city OF Rici-
pond, under the saperintendance Of Mr.. Thomas
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SAVANNAH, Dec. s.

pA' An NAH, DEC. D.
BY gentleman from Che Southw4r d, ySe
have learnt the following particulars
On Sunday, the 27t'l Nov. a Mr.. Hall ran
his schr. aground on jeckyl Island the Bri-
fish 5arges coming up to take possession of his
vessel, he and his crew fred on the Barges
and repuiscd them. But unfortunately in their
retreat they fell in with the boat OF Capt. Dn
bignon in which were Of his negroes, WHOM,
they took one OF them being fisherman &
4 good pilot, was taken on board the British
baTSes. On Monday the 2Sth, at about6 o.,
cock \. n. the British hLvine effected Ian
Ding, Came 70 the number Of Is, conducted
by said htgro, to the house Of Capt. Dubiennn
threat ned hun, aud It'd him II was he and
ms sons who had fred upon them, and won
ded one u the'f mon they then took snJ
carried away 90 ~ ms negroes, who with .h,.
6 previously taken In the boat, make 50 a.so
his iron chest whose value the infor,oat
does MOI Know his crop viii in consequence
be list
gentleman lust arrived from St. Marv's.
states tu9t Capts Gale & Wing ON their wsr
from Savannah 70 Amelia, win Cotton. 81.
were taken & ansomed--thst Capt. RudclDb.
bound to Savannah from Amelia, vas taken g.
Carried Oft, as was also Cepts M d,lard II
CSsar's vessels. Capt Hubbard has srriv, a
at st. Srmor's. Tie report at St. MAry's
was that II oastcIs were taken---in eli mr.,
6A5i' y day OF two will give us further pers
''' "'"'S' NuS6uDs
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From the LONDON Statesman Of Se5it. 81.
TO Thb ri. HoN. vHg LORDS commrss1oN:
Frs OF THE ADMIRALTY.
Thg Flemoriqt qffhe A1erchanfs. sim C,,,,,
g'ana I'rah,'s 9fthe CVy u BrisfoL in
GUR{iaH asge75ied,
Shcweh,
nat the deDTedstions comu;ttcd ~ A.
destroying vcssele cnr5ged IN the trahs IS 49,
port have cfjate increased 70 NEST alaf,.-
ing eTtert
Lhat the usual shipments tn ant from ella
port have b"sn, ~ Considerable degree. s,.s-
pended the parties Interested, ether antiri-
pating 'Ie probable loss " their goods IL
attempted To be forwarded, cr be;,- ~,
Nli,1g "a burth.r themselves VIII tse he,
additional charge Q. .hg present. rate y ins,,,
ance.
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TR ACT OF LaND,

containing by recent survey, 400 acres, lying N
she copnty of Chcscrhc,tl, on James river, seven
r,lcs above E,hmcd, and directly opposite the lands
oico,n Graham, Robert Gamt'c. and rso;nas Wilson,
Esqrs This is un,lucstionsly, ofthe most yaiua
he little arns in the vicinity of Richmond apart OF it
CONTESTS OF fifty of Prime wood land and fifty
of tie first rate river low grounds, hdd down the
ls- srrng in re-, clover. wiich has srpd rc,iarkshv
well the cleared high land, is srid by competent
ujges to he riueh superior 50 any in the neisbor-
hood The Improvements Co.'S MA large ana, flGn-
Yiiug orchard OF altnos every eruption of fruit and
buildings whiclsarc considerable, hrt old and deeaye
Gpoa tirs lard, there is excellent scite for
sjer g,rst or mf within 90 yArsoi the riser
Possession al he ci;ses MIL b. gwen immediately
stsr the saie With the -Scertoa o, the house 81 garden
which the present oceul,ru wretan I'LL A;sy next
The LAID viii be shewn by Jordan Smith. living
Thereon, and the terms made know. on the day of
sle
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-22
BALTIMORE October is.
THE ENEMY RETURNING.

A letter received in this city from
. respectable gentleman in Calvert
County. which was written on Satur-
day last, states that a British fleet
consisting Of one ~, tive frisates 4
1 sloop Of war. were then in the
msuth Of Patnxent. said 10 be waiting
for an expected additional force to
proceed to Baltimore.
The nearer Of the above letter. a re.
spectacle citizen Of Calvert who left
that county on Saturday morning,
eonfrns the above statement. and
adds, that he conversed with two
British sailors who informed him that
the above feet hadarrryed in Patux.
ent on Wednesday last on their way
up to Baltimore that a eonside rabie
force was expected te join them al
Patuxent. when the whole were 10
proceed mp the bay. These men had
az they stated, deserted from the fee,
on Thursday.
Tins it appears chat tbs snem,
have beennearly week witbin Ssren.
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We learn by passenger IN the
Steam Boat Car of Neptune. that
Commodore Chauncy's feet was ~
ips in Sackett's Harbor. with springs
on their cables, expecting 10 he at
tackled by tho enemy's fleet which
was in readiness to sail from King
ston. The militia were marching from
all quarters into the Harbar.
Nothing new from our armies.
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FROM A BERMupA PAPER.
BERMuDA. SEPT Fl.

We have been favored with Savan-
nah papers to the Sd instant.
At length active war has com
rnenred on the part Of Great Britain
against Ancrira : the fatal blow.
which has hrea lang Impending, is
struck. " sshiosioa. the capital Of
the United States has been laid in rn.
ms: n a conqnrri3g enemy is spread
;ng devastation AID d;Smay. throus',
tse surrounding country.
we can only glance. With fearful
trvc. over the recital Of miseries.
which this event iniliets on the help.
less, the innocen! and unfortunate ::
and while we pity their snhappy
situation, we-must smother the cha
ritab,e feeling. hy recalling to our
minds the shameful! and arrogant con-
duet eftbe Ameraran paiion. who. in
tie aour Of our greatest distress.
when England was contending With
the oversrowp power ct France. in
the cause Of freedom and The world.
YEA. in that dread hour, these mis-
creaats came brsliad her. and aimed
a death blow al, her existence. a.
vents have banked their expecta.
tons Great Br,laia has risen more
majestic. powerful and happy,
{" Mere dreadful from each foreign
stroke"
and she is now inGictins terrible
ret-ihaiion on America for her mis-
conduct.
Nothing can exceed the eons'eraa.
ton. shame and distress. which the
landing OF our troops has accustomed
in Ameries The editor Of the Savan
nah Republican says be bushes to
state, that Washington has been in
rossession Of the enemy. if any
thing can tinge the cheek OF an A.
mericaa witha blush. il must he the
recollection OF that celebrated name.
il must be- the reflection. that had
they lisined TO the advice OF Washing
ton, the hero. the patriot. and the
man, impending ruin would not have
threatened their devoted country,
We cannot ascertain which way the
British troops were bending their
course. Georgetown had been de-
stroy Ell. and Al-xan''ria. it appears.
had offered million Of dollars to be
spared. :!
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NOTICE.

.CONFORMABl.Y to the will AtthAt
u Rev. J,nes Van Hufsl decesssd,
II be Offered to Public, SIZE 90 We'd.
nesday the 2d dey Of November Dext, 1t
fair, otherwise the nsx, fait day. at the
a.e re.idencs fthe deceased IL 81. Ma.
r,'s Csauty No. Tie Whole OF his per-,
sonai estate, consr ting Of EIGHT NE.
GROES, most OF the," young I'D Iikslys
tn. stock Of Cattle, Shs eP. Hogs and
Horses, Plantation Utensils, House Fuis
nitu,s, = Library and much ether Psop
pcr,y. The Sale will commences q 70
o'clock and the terms then made knsws.
John Simms,
James Forrest,
q Exrente,st
leonard Ton, Oct ~. Ia 2w