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Stockton, Thomas T Butler. Hez. Bradley,
L Lev BiSsei, !" M'Donald, mJ dvt 25 Jaiy,
FIRST Licutcrants.
James Hackl"y, ir. Thomas Mouutiov, John
Garland, Reasin II G;s,, Robert Sjuryus.
Daniel Curtis, Henry Convey. Lawrence
IaAiaaferro. Yurley F Thomas, Collin M
Cloud.
Second Liemcnqrfs.
Asher Philips, William Savior. John r
Clarke, Edw L Brooks. Roberl Davis, Raj
my G. Saunders, Cy John Saunders, Cab. !
Floyd, Charles Cisna.
Surgeon
A G Goodle,.
Srreeor's fIaies
James Hill, Ri~harl + Hall.
FOURTH INFANTRY.
ColoaeL
William King, C,iohei SfaFlS Juiy 1915.
IienfenaHt Coi9neL
Duncan l. Clinch.
George NJ Brook, COlonet breeze Il Seht
It's Bankhead, tOt StaF Q Sct,t rs, Ma,
bret - ing, 1915. Encs Cutler, MA; stan
18th AIdrch IS, III | Ijgv .814 James Din
H,a, NfqJ broi IS iiau 1914, \ Cummings,
NJ \ Is u, GIli br1t - .Iuly\ 1914. John
A Bard, AinJ 6rroelSl Der 1914. Tn Sang
ser, A l. Madison, Bernard Peyton, Reu6.
| Glider.
Frs Lieutcuarifs.
= Belton, moior a'qf'ls Oct 1914 John
tsckett, Wn ] Pendleton. VIM Nelson.
~ W Calls, M'Cavock ir, Isu,eS II Gale,
J VI Glaeseu William Merrlck, E b Ran
doiph I-hcut b,v rs July 1914.
@rcorT I.ioVseHonts.
y i mul"V, T II L;esenhoff, c Comervs,
j. J In S-rNther, z 7, Dade, Philip Wager. ]
| S'olnmo. Z W~ght, I.p De;erich. Isl II BIT
; 70 1915. PAtO'Fliag, ,1st feut 5rcvt II
SCI 1914
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TO tie Stockholders Of The B-enk of Yireza-

NNHEREAS by the act establishing t,e Rank NJ
~ Virginia, ii is provided that 4 number az Stock
holders not less than sixty who together si be pro
protors Of three bundled shares snail have rovsr IT
any time to call general meeting V tie Stockholders
ior purposes re''ivc to the iaIuton - Ard whereas
ete subscribers being propretors Of three hundred
Shares and upwards, DESTROYS Of calling general
meeting OF the stockholders for Che purpost: of obtan-
ing the enaction oil byelaw, which shall compel The
'oard oil Directors Of the Bank of Virginia a, Rich
mond to Interchange with the several departments nj
me saHi Bank at Norfolk, Petersburg, Frede,icksburg
Lynchhuig and Winchester, such monthly statements
OF md,Vdusfa accounts as are now required from the
Sa'i Departments, and furnished to tie said Directors
~ h'chnor, TO annul the said rule If uot made re-
e'prncai sisp, toreyise the bye-laws:
he Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia will
please take notice, that general Ineetineao the said
stockholders will le convened at the Banking IIms,
o. tn: said snk in the ely OF Richmond on SATURDAY
The eighth day ofJuly next, 10 o'clock NJ FIR tb.
purpose OF taking into consideration the propriety Of
adortns tae aforementioned Jye-iaw and IF ,Isc;no
the DEPARTMENTS at Norfolk, Petersburg Frederi.kse
burg, Iynehburg and Winchester, on A recprnrsl
footing with the Bank at Richmond also to an,s,d The
sad general bye-lawsso as to prevent any f,-e s,rs
ion 81 thctn, unless auc Intention and the nature ~
bee uurpru cd
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70 IRE Stockhsl1eys of the Ia,n,e4s' Bar.
Of Yvgbaa


an HERtAS by tho &c, cstshli,l,inr the Farmers
~ l's' { 81 virginia, It is psusided DIST q nun.
'er OF Stockholders. no, less than twenty. w.o.to
so'Ner. ''ii Le propvetIs o sixty ares shan have
ocwt ~ any cane call General Meeting Of th,.s
stock elders Tor poscs relative 10 the Institution -
Md whereas we - asbsc,i5trs hrrg propril tori OF
.%Y S''Hi IS c-d u,'w:~.s, *re desiinus OF calling
General NittuS ct The Stockholders ioi the rurpoSe
o' obi3"'rg itc er"c'ion Of hye.!ay, which shal,
compel ti Prari %. Dircc'o, o. HE F.,ln.ls' Rank
oi re'nS ~ Eicnmuui, 20 tcre change Wit, the sew
e:'' Departments %. she sid Bark a; N,,r.iLk Pc
tcisb"rS, Freerie kshCr1 ncheser s,.d ynci hura
-iei mo,li s'at~re,.s o. Individuals accounts as are
low repH,c'' 'iOsl tie sa Depart me- ats and furnished
=" the said lin, etors at Rcimo,ni or 20 anuul ;be
s''d fui, if"ot mse recprocJ also revise the bye
The Stockholders ~ lie Farmers Bank ofVi,p;n;,
viii thercnc please lake notice ih=t genera! meet
rc o the sad Stottho vii he convened II ,h.
Hankme-l'"'iso of the said Hank, IN tlc city of Rich
mnnd, 0n Friday the III, day OF Juy next ar 10 a.
cioc's =. the purpose az faky rto consideration
the proriir" o, adopting the yt-l,v
sou ut pia, ing the ~ parimea,s 4, Norfolk Persbure
iredcrts -Uurg Winchester snd L,ncl,burg on a re-
eiiipcal footing with the Bank at Richmond also 10 IL
nCnd te Gail General bye-laws as I'd r,r.y,.. .n,
nthre "lteatoa ofthem, unless seh nient'nr and he
nature IT It, has irst been promulgated thitsAb lie
Newspapers
loi" Grsibcry, Pres't ol Ioha Tabb
me Msrne lns"rarc, Caleb Bonsai
tcmt3EY. Warren A-hlev
N". i'','',ock. President VIM. +. IIu,l.r
ut lie 'nion inAur:.c e Rirhard Tayo-
. company iuhn ooathEa;e
ooe"'St iei tosh ~ iIson & Cunningham
~ err hcni'"- lures williamson
VIM. - ~ son Filth, Ucr,,
'''nes = Tor Wright SOutheatn
robert Stsau,l AVN. q g.
hicFander 7. RJsc John Ross
" - H'o"c iarles AUs,i1
S'"'Tct A'nor John Br.mte
.lnln NacL.v iiIi,.,;, -. II
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Nelt. 1913.
McBucs Sa''s''7.
Sreeop'a mates.
w Cccke, James Bates
FlF TIL INFANTRY.
James Miller, ten 5,e7 25 July. 1914.
Lieuterart- Colonel
JOS L Smith
Hfjor
J M Neal, jr. Gel ortv 25 Juiy, 1914.
Cat aims.
Josiah H Vose, Maj breU : .4ue do. 6 Bur
bank, Maj .6reU 25 JllU do Geo Bender. N
Marston, maj 5rcU Is ing do. w I. Foster,
Peter Pelham, Fowl jr. Z Childs, David
Perry, James Pratt.
FIRST LieutcnGnfs.
II Whiting, Eliphaet Ripley, | P,vnton.
ID Chandler, ] Cniy, cohf breu IS I.Ly d.
J lngersoll, Otis Fisher JOS Gleason, catf
breU 25 July do. J w Holding, cant Ircu IS
.4HS do. Larned, cant breU 25 lug
1914.
Second Iicuteuanfs.
Nathan Clark, Sam'l Keclar, SAINT Robin
son, Craig, II Balling, X Jacobs, q
" Jacobs, Arnold B Dake. p r Green, c
Blake.
Surgeon
Sylvester Dav.
Slreeou'f Mates:
Fish L Alien, f. Russell
SIXUH INFANTRY.
Col2ncl
II Atkinson, col STAT IS -4hr 1915.
Lieutenant Colonck
] Smelling, col STAFF 10 .4hr18l4.
Ntajor.
John L Wool, Il col breU II SEPT d..
(ahtGiRS.
TIL Stockton, maj brev IS Ahr do VIM S
Foster, mag breU IS mug do. John Muir
doCh, ns.zj 6rev IS July do. John Bliss, cant
ataf' Is .fjlrN 1915. B Watson, mai brey Is
Juiy 1914, Daniel Kctchum, maj breU Is To-
~ do. Edw'd White, Th $ Seymour, D Craw-
ford, Newman 8 Clarke, cunt 6rev IS lulu
do.
Ti-st Lieufenanfe.
WIN Hale, Ephram Shaylor, George NJ
Chain, Frederick A Sawyer, J 2 Livingston,
cant brfo 25 July 10. Sam1 Tappan, Al
phonso Westmorc, Hen. De Witt, Ih Stan-
ford, DelAflyette Wilcox
Second Lieutenunrs.
Talcott PachD, Saml Holcomb, Tn Tun-
per, Caleb Campbell, Ha2an Bedcl p. An
drews. Il Webster, Benz Fitch, Jacob Brown,
Ezra Dean.
Surgeon.
III @ Mower.
S2ygeon's 1Ates.
Chs Loring, WIN Sterne.
SEVENTH INFANTRY.
CokoncL
Jas M'DouaId
Lieutcnant- Colonel
WIN Il Boo,c, col staff .4hrR 1913.
Major.
DAM Applug, u col bTeU 80 hay 1914,
and col brcD u Seht 40.
CAPTAINS.
John Machesney, maj breD II Kfarch do.
Rd. Whartonby, maj 5rev Man 1919 Zach
Taylor maj brcU s Seht 1912, w Chisholm.
Edward B Duvali Richard II Bell, George
Vashon, Robertson, Elijah Montgome-
~, s Allison.
First Lieuicnants.
George Birch, II Mallory, WIN Bee ir.
VIM Irvine, ! Clnch, John HAYS, S W
freshman ! Blackstone, a Ross, 3 lay
Sccond Liemenanls.
G r Bridges, T 5 Gray, J w Allston, u
l. Oneale, II Goodwin, George Brett, r..
T. Hedges, Leftwich, Il w Scott, Lewis
Lawshe
Surgeon.
Thos Lawson.
Sugcons 9lafcs.
k { Walmslev, Asahel Hall
EIGHTH INFANTRY.
Coio7ck
r G Nicholas
Lteufenqnf- Coi5nei.
w a Trimble,H col 5rcU II SEPT 1914.
MqI>r.
W Lawrence, 1t col 6rcp IS Sehf 1919.
CGhtd5is
] Dorman, niy byeV 28Jtne 1914, Daniel
Baker, maje- ortvet Is .1hrR 1914, White
Youngs, me- 5re5 u SEP 1874, { I.arrabee.
,noJ sfeF Me- 1914, ~ Davenport Wills
Fclik, M7ngle NJ Qnackenbos, L Austin.
7y 6rcU s Juiv 1914, & II Grosyeuor, John
Greene,
Firaf IieWfena7lf8.
David Riddle, mcjor brc-' II Scft 1914. A
Gpctvyn jr : Cu,oer,s9a Chs Is Hopkins
,h'rlcs |iser, d Frazer. clLfI 5 Jul,
l8it In Wright Wa J. 30, jobs 4 Coy
sam Bfsdy
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I''s "TSt Dte promulgated through the u.,S-raoprs
george Mel. sh tliles King
Robert G. Jennings lt,.,.e.. t-.y,
inbG Cissver lNH;l,o n ,.,,l
Chrs,oph-r Fry William 4 A~o,;.t.o5
n,aT'iE fi'k Wiliaa, Pennoek
fhHP ahh james Tavlu, IT,
Anthony Wake, Ex'or A James D,Ses
Walfe tVi,I;ar, hi
Edward Watson rarses yy,oi.art
Mcpherson g McThail Thomas l}ek,or
2 Eur "oseley 'John Nivison, Ex'or Of
itnhfr, ocutter JOHN rat,on
~ l' 'esne VI iinm Cafcmack, Ex'o,
Hft'ur roper John B-ovn
James williamson George Wilson
" nam -. SeideA carter u. P,iudeNcr
tslhertJoran John Taylor IT,.
ilism Jordan IN;tcb.lC -. ,g.a-..s
Delay X Roberts William SILL
iEavid Nilhado Fri
- D:tisrSe IGeorge Rowland
W IMAM hogeTs lanes Henderson
Fi'e faure William a. Camp
T. SauCiau
l. Rohee, jr.
William HaxaR, kx'os i Geo * TAYLOR
Harrison w. g Il Haxai
pro" 2 Armisead Patrick DurKin
JUh '. wi coA hnb't Brchett
robert Hmez William Rowden
nb"ey Morrs Samuel Christian
Russell Hill leo II Tones
Hsmmo, x Daniel iiohn G. IIislon
william =. Boswell lSamael Hinton
Robert Ercheu, Ex'orljoseph Caldwell
'3fafy } atlor William Cameron
Hrms'ead iihl Alexander Brown
J. Harnnon, Ex'or oflW.nan Moore.
David Anderson
Birci,cn g Pu,yesr
W6rf5hk, HInv 24.--2a7y67y
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55~An those which arc in Hatic. f,ilowing
the names OF the officers il the body Of ti.c
paragraphs. are br,1et6.
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GENER Opnrp

,S7ain.o'r = Inspector &c -0rs ONce,
NJ -.
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" W0rfed t5ro gDcI jouructa', Ilhtr-
nak1s, oN9fo atf}eNfices, - 10, s@Ee firo-
frSs'11--G.tt.J ~ Nss ogee.
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DOMESTIC.

Sr. LOUIS, September I6.
Thursday last, ten boats having on board the 9Th
United States regiment, said to amount to 700 men
passed this place for Belle Foutane and Portage
flemenare on their way to the same destination.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The following communications we're received by
Gates the Interpreter from Nicholas Boulvin Esq
Indian agent, dated Rock river when ON his way
to Prairie du Chen, where he has been directed
to reside
Erfract from NJ Bouizfn to Gov. FIgar,Es Rock
rfUer, August 29ih, 1915.
SIR,--Since / left Portage des Sioux nothing oc-
cured except the death Of one or two Sioux (by
sickness) who had accompanied me. On our arrival
at the river de NIoin, met six Sacks, war party
who sail they resided on the Missouri, and we're Oh
their return to see their women and children
On my arrival at Rock river, was visited BY the
Sacks. | told them was directed TO invite Them
missioners we're waiting for them to enter into
treaty oftriendship.
Namoite, the principal chief, referred me 10 the
chiefs and warriors for their decson-Alter the
council which held with them, Ia Lotte Jun'r
said, they would hive tranquil in their village.
urged upon them Che necessity If going down and
settle all differences. They told me thew would
consult whether or not they would send some Of
their men 10 the treaty, &c.
Extract ofthe council held by ~ Boulvin. ESQ.
with the Sacks, at their village at Rock River.
On the opening Of the council Mr.. Boulviu was a.
unused with tho recital Of a talk received from an
English officer In Canada addressed to the Sacks,
kickapoos, Winabsgoes, Chppewahs, Otawabs,
Msquaque, Manomioi, and Iawals,--yiz.
My Children--fhe Americans and English
have taken one another by the hand Of friepdship,
and We hope il will be for the benefit Of the rel
skins Of The Missiisipp-Rest tranquil IN your vi.
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requested the three sovereisns TO his pri-
yatc cabinet, where their Majcsties re-
NAMED together near a quarter Of an
hour.
After this conversation their majesties
separated, and the three sovereigns quilted
the apartment ofthe King.
At the splendid dinner given on the oc-
casion of the Kings birth day, by the
Prince Talleyrand, to the ministers and
ambassadors of the foreign Powers, his
highness gave the following toasts list.
1.-The Kingr' Cd, 4" The Sovereigns who,
discerning ct once all the present dangers
and all the future wants, united themselves
to preserve the civilization of Europe, to
extcrnnate every where the germs of rev.
olutions, to destroy the spirit Of conquest"
1t IS said that the Swiss diet have decreed
that the Duke of Bassano shall not reside
in the Swiss cantons and that he must quit
Berne on the 18th, TO return to France.
We learn that the siege of Huuniguen
commenced on the Goth towards evening,
and during the whole night until morning,
a very lively cannonade was kept up from
the batteries built around Huninguen, on
both banks of the Rhine for eight days
great preparations both for attack and de-
fence had been made. Many Princes will
assist at the siege, which will be conduc-
ted according to all the rules of art. The
Arch-Duke Ferdinand, eldest son of the
Emperor of Austria. General Barclay dc
Tolley have hired lodgings at Basic. The
commandant of HuningueD, has hoistcd the
red flag by the side of the tri-coloured
the same thing has been done at Befort.
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bridge, 70 visit the Barhsry powers The squadron
easstei Of the Independence, ~, Congress, Sc, E.
RE, sioop Of var, Chippeway brig, and the hernia
pirodte brig Spark, and sailed from Ca.thagena on
te 18th August. Commodore Bainbrbse had or
dered The Torch to ~a,tat Carthagena, for Commo-
dore Decatur and left Instructions ior him TO return
to America Immediately. The Torch hsyingspruug
her niailinast would proceed from Carthagena TO
Gibraltar 10 geta new one, her orders
were tuihiled.--COmmodore Decatur's squadron
was hourly expected st Carthagcna. The Dutch
Feet were before A giers it consisted of one ~,
five frgates and three ,gs The Ebei'Uiei ,ailed
tor the United States the day afier Commodore
Decstur's 81 .sd.on left Aigiers."
10 has 6ee5, iacer--ectiy stared thar re slaop Of
.cdf Ontario He t'cssef disbafched by Cosssso-
d0'c DecdtiH 10 ne us [Edt. Herald.
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lagcs--kecpa good heart and do not so to war With
the Americans. am e'ing away and will lcase
the Indians iupcaee. Neither my soldiers nor the
American soldiers, shall ascend the Mississippi or
Illinois r..ers The traders Only shall assend those
rivers. DO aot 30 o amy treaty with the Anieri-
cans at st Louis, r shalt 50 and speak TO them
then you may go Afterwards"
Tie lidan spe keFs said, that this talk prevented
their Attending Tire treaty at fo,tsse des oiotx /;
that The, had already sent same yossng men down
who hsd retur ell and cor planned OF III lrsa,ment-
that they were masters OF their own villages and
knew what was best for them to do and that they
would not attend the treaty.
Although these Indians offered no violence TO the
person OF Dir. ~ uyiD, their conduct the above,
ms well as every other OCCASION, ev,nces deter
mined hostility towards the United States. 1t is
wen known that they have two war-partes out on
the frontiers OF that part of the county OF St.
Charles, knows 10y the name of Boens Saline. and
within a few days past another war-party dis
covered approaching Cuivre, some short distance
from the town of ST Charles.
BoFfALo, Oct. Sit is reported that the Prince
Regent has directed that the seat oil government a
Upper Canada be removed To Kingston.--Angs-
ton, we learn, lies within some Fifty miles oil the
boundary line between the two provinces.
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"SiS 40 ioiiONs, W inc CITY
For John Sergeant
John Conard
Charleston. orr. Q.

CH| tfStcN, OCf- -
BY the arrival Of the Industry, Captain
Johnson, in ten days from HAVANA, we
have received file of the "Diario de la
Habana" from the 18th to the 25th Sept.
inclusive. No European or American
News.-The silence Of these papers upon
the subject of the rebellion of the Spanish
Patrots-which will not be called a revo-
luton until it be successful-we think ra-
Their Propitious sign.
They arc printed under the eye Of the
government, con Hcentia. Were the tide
OF affairs against the Patriots, we doubt not
the Journals at the Havana would be filed
with the royal successes. But we have no
information upon these subjects.
he DiariO" contains an address from
.1uguSfin Pomtio8o Fernandez de S. Sal
vador, to the faithful RoyaIists against the
kebels--a los realistas Fieles contra los
Rebeldes.
The Insurgents are styled Enemies,ol
God, the King, and of Men" Scripture
is quoted to prove the divine rights Of Ty-
rants--but no account given of the success.
ses or reverses of the Royalist and Patriot
arms Not syllable about the capture
of Carthagena.
The Spanish Secretary Of State, has
published a Decree for the re-estab-
lishment Of the Order of the Jesuits.
Southern Patriot.
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oc,o5ey Is. 4s-sam. ~
TEVDOLL.1NS REW.7RD-

I'D UNAWAY from the Subscribers on the Goth
4 Of last month, Negro Man named DICK bs
trade cooper he is black, about IS years Of ace
feet or inches high, has p very soycniy appea,N
snee, speaks "a an easy hesiiafing rsnner-hsd Oh
when he went away, cotton shirt, striped damesti
cloth coat aud psntslooHs. aud wool hats no
probably lurking sboqt the City, nr IN the ne,e\
norllood OF Cart.rsse, where he has many -
quaintanccs
The above reward viii be paid to az N
who will deliver Dick u US, OF seeur. him i h
thar we get him again, and all reasonase exDonI
paid.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, e CD
October lS ia
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~ Envy, Hatred and Folly.

The opinions of the Montreal Herald of
September so, en- the operations of the A
merican squadron in the Mediterranean,
are absurd, tudicrous. invidious, and ranco-
rous. We copy them for the amusement
of our readers
" The treaty Of peace said to have been made
between A!gers and the United States, has not
been officially made kaown IN America, bat both in
England and France it had been spoken OF by the
last adyices. fit be correct, mutual restitution Of
persons and effects have been made by both parties
In plain English .9Leiers has NOT been at all him.
lied 6y the rebu6kca,ss---and five could hear the
two sides Of the nature of the dispute, we might
tiod that the Algernes have made a peace more
honorable than degrading to themselves AS COM
modore Decatur must have known the Dutch were
also at war with Algiers, and having had the credit
OF capturing kind of's hulk of fiigate" from the
enemy; and probably finding the rest of their ves-
sells out of reach, he wisely patched up peace 10
preclude the possibility OF being eclpsed by the su-
pe,ior talents of Mynheer, who will meet no enc
my to hight Peace will be made with the Dutch
also bur Decatur will crow about being before
hand, without cause ofboastng OF the terms
NEw YoRK, Oct. 11.-It is rumoured that the
Franklin and Washington, u. S. ships of the line,
are to be equipped fer service forthwith, and tina;
they will have orders to cruise along coast, Tor
the protection oil our commerce, &c. .lfeT. .4dr.
"MURDER WILL OUT"
The Common Council last evening, sitting with
closed DOORS ordered the sale of 100000 dollars OF
The Stock OF the United States held by them, in adj
ditinn To the of 200 900 dollars Of the like stock
ordered for saie with closed doors, at the meeting
previous.
The brokers' commission on these two sums will
be $50 dollars Nat. .4dv
II is with much pleasure we announce the arrival
ofCommOdore BARNEY here yesterday morning
iron England, with dispstches-We are concerned
10 observe that the brave commodore still labors I'M
der the consequences of his wound received while
nony defending the Metropolis from the attack of a
barbsi Gus enemy; and although ne carries British
BULLET IN his person, true American heart throbs
In his bosom. Although profess ourselves igno-
rant OF the nature Of the Commedores mission vet
we congratulate our fellow citizens upon the en-
ployment OF an officer whose abilities we are well
assured, will entitle him to character rs usefuIin
the cabinet rs it has been honorable in the field
Bali. liner.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

The general annual election for state officers in
the state OF Pennsylvania took place on the 10th
Inst We have seen the returns from Philadelphia
city only, which gives large majority fer the Gcde-
raj candidates, as it did at the last election.
For that District one member of Congress was
to be chosen to Eli the vacancy occasioned by the
death OF General jonathan Williams. The votes
were as follows, in the city
For John Sergeant 1929
John Conard 1911
This state Of the poll affords, however, no critic
ron ofthe relative strength of the Republican and
Federal parties in that city For, though Mr. Sar-
geant was the Federal Candidate, he was also sup
ported by section ofthe Republican party, embrae
ing how many we cannst estimate. Mr. Sergeant
has heretofore been considered Republican, but
we should presume him otherwise, from the fact of
the Federalists having taken him by the hand
Though the schism in Philadelphia has beenvery yio-
client, 1t has been in great degree personal little
difference OF opinion existing among the Republican
party as to great national topics. We hope the
schisn will terminate with the election day.
Nat. L1teHigencer.
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meeting at the Bel Tavern, on Saturday next. AZ
halls after o'clock in the evening.
WILLIAM MUSFORD,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
THOMAS RIFCHIE.
Richmond, October ~, 1915.
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FROM TuE MFDITERRANEAN

Capt. e. Graves, arrived at Marblehcad, has o.
biised us with the following inmates respecting the
American sqnadroas
Commodore Bainbrilge's squadron left Cartha-
gena on the 18th of August for Algiers, Tripol
sc.
Commodore Decatur's squadron would proceed
M IN a few days, and the united squadron, would
rendezvous at Malaga in all September
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O. On Monday, Oriinance passed the Common Hall or
this city, for issuing further DueBs to the amount OF as
900 dosrshe delronations and marks Of these Notes 10
be left 70 the discreiono f a Select Committee.
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!Msss.n.s !aSh .5s'sk.
.Wezp- York. October III.

Capt. Green, of the schr Phoenix, m II
days from St. Bartholomew. has furnished
us with an account OF a second disastrous
storm at that Island. which was expe-
rienced on the 18th of September. more
violent than that Of the goth of Augast-
1t lasted more than thirty hours. during
which time upwards of 10 vessels were
driven on shore, many of which were total
ly lost.
NEw-YoRK, Oct. 10.
In the Journal de Paris of Sunday,
18th August, we find the following para
graph
BoNAPARTE had organized in the
Isle of E.lba, small force navy, upon the
plan of Tunis and Algiers. And we are
assured that the El6ians hare declared
zrar against England! that their vessels
have already chased several of the Bri-
fish and that they have sworn never to
lay down their arms till they have regain
ed their Sovereign. They are making i'm
niense PREPARATIONS at Porto Fey7ajo for a
descent upon the Island Of 81. Hele1ia.''
October II,
Captain Ely, from Port-au Prince, in
forms, that plot had BEEN laid to assas-
sinate President Peton, and that the Ring
Leader was arrested tried and shot, on
the very day that Potion was to have
been assassinated.
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4NViFOLhS .OctODCr 10
We hare The loii0piqg particulars IN a letter 10
he Editor from az officer on 6oard he IT, s.
schr. Torch, lying Of .9hcaHf, dated yd1lgust
10.
The Congress frigate, Captain MORRIS, srri-
we'd at Carthegenn about the 9th Of August, from
Flushing, and proceeded up the Mediterranean
with the second slusdron. under Commodore Balm