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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18
Cardinal PEscH.

Pans, Aug. 10.
Persons WHO have travelled through the lines
OF tl.e army ofric Loire, calculate its effective
force al about 1900 men. The corps OF tieold
quad arc the same as they were seen ON Their de-
pariiue from Paris. We are assured, thaG q great
number ofthem viii be enrolled III he rogal
guard Which viii consist Of The best troops Of The
army.
Thirty thousand Of The allied troops arr To he
sncsm led on the lains Of Monuouge whence Che
harvest IS now GOT ig.
Two trussiau commI5sarics arrived ON the Dth
at Sc. QucNim, 10 prepare 1900 rat,ons for the
9th and 7th corps OF thcir army winch were &c
pass through That town on the 18th. New co ps
OF Prussian c,s, airy arc on their way 10 Paris -
They come FROM hie banks Of The Rhine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18
LONDON, Aug. 90.


from LiUerpoot.
LONDON, Aug. 90.
We yesterday received the following IN
teresting communication, dated the 9TH IN
slant. from Genoa:
6 We learn that the Tuscan troops des-
tined for the Isle OF Elba, entered Porto
Langone safe Oh the 50tn nit. and it IS re-
ported, they are masters Of the Island. ex-
cept Porto Ferrajo, whose commander will
not yet surrender"
List Nights Gazette.
This Gazette contains an order in conn
Gil for the further proroeatiOn of parlia-
ment, from the 22d inst. 10 the "a of Eovr.
also an offer for a reward Of 5O0t. Tor dis.
covering the parties on board a smuggling.
boat, VINO OF the 9Th inst. Slot four of the
crew of the Fox Excise cutter, with a
promise offree pardon to any accomplice.
except the master OF the said boat.
BONAPARTE.
When Napoleon first boarded the Belle
rophon, be said to capt. Maitland, with his
usual qaickness, Come, capt. Maitland.
suppose we walk over your ship? To this
the capt. replied, by saving that tie decks
were then washing, ana that the snip was
consequently MT IN state to be inspect
ed that he had better wait an hour or so,
&C. To this Bohaparte responded, " No,
no, capt. Maitland, let Us 90 now, have
been accustomed 70 wet and dry, and con-
fusion, &c. &c for upwards Of 20 years,
and must see herinh her present state" lie
didso, & inspected hcr with ali the alacr,ty,
aud curiosity SO characteristic
of hin, walking several times over the shin.
After tbis be expressed himself highly de-
lighted with the admirable economy of a
Byltish man Of war One day addressing
an old marine, be asked bim how long he
had served p The reply was rs years
- Where arc y0ar marks Of distinctions.
tben -. have none,' answered the ma
rine. Bonaparte shrugged up his should
ers and rctired.-When Lord Keith COM
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18
RnrssrLLs. Anrnst Is.

f BNvssELLS, august ID.
The .NefLerldpd States Csudnt, of the 18th
contains, under the head Of Brussels, the folIow-
ng article =" The bishop of Client, by NianCle-
ment, on occasion of the project of the consttu.
ton proposed 90 the acceptance of the notabeS
IN the southern provinces of the kingdom Forbes
his flock to give Their, assent 10 those articles
which establish the liberation of all forms ofwor.
ship, and the adm;ssbity of citizens of ever,
religion to public empioyments." In reading this
writing we could have wished that the bishop
had givenit, BY way Of motto, the oath of fidelity
ofthe constitution of the empire which ne dad not
make any difficulty of taking few years ago.
His exccllency the commissioner general OF
the interior, has published circular letter stat
ing that he is authorised TO form detail state.
ment ofall the works of art, public documents
&c. carried oti'by the French in Their several in
vasions o: Belgium, and therefore invites all pub.
lie functionarles, orders, and even individuals
who have any knowledge ofthe carrying of pic
lures, statues. designs, models, books, papers,
archives, documents &c. interesting the fine arts
the public administration, or the national MS.
tory, to send in all the notifications in their
power
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Leger from Carl3lal fssel to Me same.

Pai3s, lime %.
Lucien set off YESTERDAY Cor London, in order to
get passports for the resto fthe family Joseph
and also Jerome viii wait for Their passports.
lAc,en has LEFT here his second daughter who
has Just arrived from England she viii set Off a.
gain IN a few days. foresee that the L. States
will be the end Of The chace. I think you ought
90 remain in Itay but recollect that character
IS one OF the most estimable gifts OF the Creator
with which he has enriched your family Exer-
cIse courage then and strength Of mind to rise
superior 70 misfortune let not economy appear a
sacriice. st tbis momeGt we are all poor Your
mother and brothers embrace you.
Your aiicctUnatc Uncle,
Cardinal FESCU
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18

Marshal SecEset stiIl occupies Roaane Wiz,
corps Of the French army. :
The GARRISON Of taon is upon us route 10 rei..;n
the army Of the Lore. Three pruss,an bath.
ons now occupy trat city.
Pans, August g.
The Epglish journals, Installing that Bonaparte
tore various papers and threw theminto the seq
before has removal from the Bcllcrophon TO the
Northumberland, make mention Of q Letter adj
dressed to him b,' an inhabitant of the United
States vt America. The same Journals have an
novnced, that almost all the fragments of this Lev,
terwere found and joined together. SO as to throw
light upon an important affair, which the English
government thinks III not To make public rs vet.
Nothing, therefore, is known respecting the con-
tents OF this paper; but il might relate to the
property which Eonaparte has piaced IN the hands
OF very distinguished person of New-England
and which WAS actually embarked at fiavre.
through the care of ,hs person, ON board of the
only American ship that was excepted Nom the
general embargo laid for three weeks on the
ports ct France This fact, the accuracy of
which NAY be relied on, VII suiSc emily explain
the reason why Bonaparte DID not carry with hin
SO much wealth as he was known To possess. IL
rs nevertheless known that lie made good use of
ms time during has stay az Naris. 1t was consl-
dered as certain that several Wagons heavily
laden, were sent of clandestine.y from the THU
iiisries and the Elysce Bourbon. Every BODY
was p'irsuaded that these waggpns contane,,
bullion and valuable effects it was added that
they proceeded towards the coast, and nothing,
was more easy, since ammunition was sent at the
same time in that direction. This business is
perhaps worthy the attention of the sovereigns
Gazette de France.
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LoxnoS, Angus, %.

IVNhoN, NHSiSN ~
We learn that the frigate ON board which The
furniture and effects ofMr. Bagot have been en-
barked, is TO be Immediately paid of aud the
property relanded, and that Mr.. Bugot has been
informed that he vail not be required to proceed
on his embassy for several weeks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18
Ren1ish lfercmy, .Qugust 4.

Continuation Of Extracts from London
Papers TO the 21st Of august, receired
al the ofice Of tie Erening' Posi-, 5y tie
arricat at Boston, of the snip Quincy.
from LiUerpool.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
From fae London Gazette.

HpMfhALTY OFFIcEt SuIJ "5'
Ertrasf Of a letter from tatt. Maitland o
Hs Mojeay's sdih Lsiiarothsh, 90 ;. W.
Croeter, Esq. defrd
"In Basque I!oads, July II. 1915.
q For the information Of my Lo'ds Con-
ni.sioncrs OF The AdiairsI,y, have TO &C.
quzint you that the Count Les CssArs and
General Ailimsnd, this dsy came On board
his Msjes,,'s ship under my command. with
a prorcsal f.. me 20 receive on board Nspo-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
FROM ENGLAND.

BY the arrival at Eew.york, of the ship Governor
Strong from Liverpool, London dates 70 the 2o'h OF
July have been received. Bonapafts had arrived at
Torbay, Engand, but had nos been suffered to land
she place OF his future residence not being deter.
mined on. Perhaps the allies are to be consulted
The British have suspended bos,Ilities on the
French Coast. and ordered the white flag to be rec
spected.
A new treaty is sa,d to be concluded at paris--in
which the integrity Of Franco is recognized, and q
period fixed for the allied forces TO Withdraw
Ne believe no place and no corps Of troops IN
France now holds out against Lonis--all have sub
Initted.
The Hon Mr.. Bagos. the British minister to this
country, was preparing TO sail in the frgase Lscede
monian, Capt. Jackson, which was fitting up for bis
reception
Erfracf of latter from an .sheriean gentleman IN
Bordeaur 20 respectable mercantile hsnse ." Bs'-
fon, dated yty 2s
"it is said the Treaty Of Paris has been renewed
between Louis l8 and the Allied Monnrehs, VIII,
the addition that the former is TO maintain lCoooo
Of their roops in France tor years, at the expense
of 100000, 600 Of francs II The French people de-
scend 10 such humiliang terms, the coun,ry may be
tranquil by force Of arms for several years.
"ihc white fsg was displayed here on the 22d,
inst. and 10 no~ waving from the sindos Of almost
every house in town."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

Broadcloths and Satlinsts, and variety
of GOODS. too numsrous TO particulssize, which
will be sold It less prices than has been usual in
Newport. ,<T
~ J. w. EDDY resur6sshis thanks for
encouragement given him in is business; and socits
the call Of his friends the Island and felIow.c
zens every indulgence in his power will be afford
ed; and nothing charged for shelving Goods.
-Nstksrr Julu 10 ,l6lS.
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DRY GOODS.

+ IGiiT cases Of English s Frcpch DRY GOODS.
IL Of various kinds received by the last arrivals
fsOh, Englandi are Jas, opeiied, and for sale by
janis HAMMOND,
Ar MS
Dry Goods and Book Store,
No. lo4, Thsmes-street, Newport, r. I.
NEW BOOKS.
JUST received and for sale as aboSe. ~
.vasic Of Heanh, novel by + $ surr. author Of
Winter in London.
Disciphne, move, BY the author Of Self Control.
Guy 1Ifaaine'sny, or the Asirooger, by the author
of Waeriy. 40, .s~s- sf
4, A new edition. of thereraans of {rrrp Fsrk Ukifr
ssiso, full and eympIeie assorlnd Gin, <s sChooL-
BOOKS, OF ail'kins " M
A nsw supply of tie hes, of'EsoLIsH Station.
AIRY at prices as low ~ ever.
Likszase---an additional supply Of
Paper Hangings and BoGrders.
Newpor,. Angus, 3, 1915 n
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TAR.

200 bbis Tar,
For sale by
wiiEEI.wRrGHr g. LopEz.
Newpaff, .saynst 50, 1915. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

MORE. FINE SttlKI iNGS.
Il BDY has received few pieces more of his su-
~ Perior 7S Anerican Shirsinys, which for tex
lure and finish are uneqpaiied. .srgut 3.
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IMPORTANT ARRIvAI. !
lMfOkI-iNl AKNiV Ai-
THE Day, July leih, sDtl Sc etened for sale,
JOSEPH w. EDDy's
Fancy and Variety Store, .4
the following !,
CHOICE GOODS.

Green & white Lustrings;
6-4& 84 Grrciau Shaw!s,
> spatters,new aad elegant;
Italian black Crapcs;
Lilac & purple hair Cord,
and tape strip'd Muslins:
Jac k0net Muslins ;
DO. hkfs. for Cravats ,
plain and 6gur'd Lenees /;
brown cotton Dasdsnas
Madras Handkerchief ;
Cotton cassi Snerss;
Dimities |;
A 4& 81 white calnbrics;
sasnitare Chints
nouraing eslieess;
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW GOuAIo.

NEW GOODS.
p. p. REMINGTON, Nc. la. Thames-s,.
AS just received extensive assortment Of
"A English, India, French and American Coops,
which will be sold remarkably cheap for cash.
.intsng rshirh are the jolessiny
Broadcioihs black, blue atid mixed
Cassimeres; Fsnnels black, brown and red BON.
baIetls Rstinets; super6ne undrcss'd cxiicocs !.
Prints; white Cambrics, elegant siik half Hkf's !;
striped and seeded Mus]ins jsconet do sk likf's
long and short kid Gloves; csnLric Disoi,ies com
mon do.i Nankins; elegant yestings, Kibhoas.
ment OF American Goods, which will be sold 1T the
factory prices A e,rsorf J,iv &
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

Dry G0oas and Bo0R 0l0re,
No. lo4, Thames-steeet, Newport, r.. I.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

light fancy do
untiress'd do;
dark ~ Ginghsms;
butt and pink do.
black Bombszetts
black and blue Ratinests !;
IA Dsmask table Cloths,
at the sterling cost.
Russian crimp'dNapkins;
white and colored cotton
Hose ;
white frius'd satin Rib
bons /;
British Shirtings;
&c. &c. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

f-rfhe fFin,sTs ssqoia,si 70 rnbli1h the laws Of
tic Usi'e. States, W irser .hsstoSc notice once
awrsk.; 81 o.. : 3,
.sts' -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-06

PURSUANT to the last will of Ralph Worme-
ley, Esq. and of his widow Mrs Eleanor Vorme-
ley, decd will be sold Public Auction without re-
serve, at Rnsegill, Thursday the Sth ,lsy ot The
present month, May, IL fair otherwise the first fair
dat the Household aud Kitchen FURNITURE
1 the estates Of the said decedents. together with the
liquor, provision snd pYovender laid in Tor family use
post-eiiaisc, harness anil four hCses, also two female
slaves, who have been 10 work in or about
the house.
he inventory OF this property is contained on eight
pages, and among the articles elegant pieces
OF plate, carpets, mahogany furniture mirrors ci,t
glass, and complete sets Of Nakin and other China
&c. &c.
The sale will commence with the n, opetty If Nrs
Wnrine'eys estate, ami COMMUTE day after dSy anti,
complicated credit OF nine rloncha viii be allowed
for sums above 20S, upon the purchasers enier;. in.
to bds, with approved security, bearing ineres, iron,
the date, but puncuay paid the interest vii, be
leased tor purchases not exceeding POS, cash will be
required.
On Monday the 18th day Of June, will also e so,,
upon the same terms, at the Manskin [ odpe enat.
near hanover Town, the Household and Kitchen Eur
InrTc that bel nged To the b ncntioned & T.
Wortneley. deed. on that piantation-ilso 10 mr. -
well h'rke Mules. aquantty o. Corn and Fodder. and
an elegant Clock, ofthe estate of the said Eleanor
'JNO. CHEW, E.x'or, sc.
Oj' An excellent Male Cook, for sale by private
Contract Ma, 6.---tt
FpY Vi tue ofIhe lat viii aud 4 sIa,,.-; 6T A.
drew Baker, deed. will be sold 10 the h;cbest
h"iiei; at Public Auction, the premises on the
18th oil Nav next, ~ credit Of one aud two year7
THE TRACT OF LIND.
Ofwhch the said Baker died seized in t,e county ,f
F'TneeEdwsrd, living an the waters of Spring Creek
containing abo't Eve six hulired acres the ,nrchs
ser giving bond with good security
ANDREW BAKER, Pr
JOHN BAKER, Executors.
Prince Edward. Nav s
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Virtue of q Deei of Trust xsontei d, Bsuis,rin
mosbv and tie Suhscrber, by Dsvil Ross, Tsq.
gsring date the 2Oth DAY Of Jaauary in tic yerr iSng
hni OF record IN tie honorable the Genera Court a
,'h1 = 1nmoHw ealth--Wfi be Sod on Monday, tie
20 day o June next. a Fl1vaana cot. thorse at Pul.
NC Auction, the residue Of The Of tn lands convened by
VIC san Jn 'enture, remaining unsod in tn counties 81
. mFaHne and Albemsrle, IN Cunningham Greek Rae
h"'i' and the waters, Bremen and Berry Creeks The
ofBnsi quantity conveyed, supposed to contain about
se en- thousand acres more or less for che pnrno,es in
ne same ndenture, mentioned on the following terms
ne FOURTH part Of the purchase money - be psd IN
sh and ie residue IN two aud three equal annual
Via nl9 'herea'tcr-thc purchaser gvius bond aiG
N,"fed security. and with Decd Of Tris upon the
's, Tor securing t. annual ihs,an nt. as they shall
peeiinlly become due. The land vii be I'D r.
Ice.s 80 sat purchasers The Sub.cii r viii. cor
wwTcniy against himself and hrl 1r,rs oni,.
%" ihe puroh'.crs complying VIII me ,oy Of sale
Wat {. WILLIAMS, ITustee.
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TO TIE EDfTOR-Dotcd
. Nelo blenders.

CHiriest'zgH, JeEe's1n C9W7ty, Va. .4SriIo5.
The fo1gress,o al EIection cornnos.d of the con-,
h' ofiar,iy, Hampshire, Berkeley aud jefferson, clo
sod m this c'uny yesterday. Francis White the Corr
mer re?r' sntstiVe, and Siasnus Tate R,ors we're the
candidate Tor 'ongress-h0th Feder,ists Fate was
sp'oIFeG ny Tie RefH'5hcG'is 2nd elected by a ma
jority Of 3i5 votes IN the district"
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VALUABLE LANDS AND Mills
Ro y U5T


FE virtue Of deed OF trust executed m the s,,
seribers bv Isaac Webster and Ann : HE y;c
and confirmed Nv Christopher Tompkins and Msry Lie
wrte, by their deed Of recorl-Will he Sold IN ,ha
highest bidder, the premises, on Monday the ,tI
nHy OF June next that most valuable Milling Est,h;rb
ment Ia the county Of King William, fnrrnerIv the
properly ~ itslph Wormley, deceased apprrtsirrr,
10 TINS valuable establishment is four hundred and nine
acres o Land, scvenyve acres of which is Parou ~
low grounds, OF very superior quality, and the residus
exelent h.S!: lands, TJsiiy in Wool and what 90
been IN cultivation, is fruit lands; the improvements
CONSIST oil good dwelling house, lumber house and
oiacKsniths shop, large manufacturing mill of brick
ETY. feet long, thiry-two feet vide with foIr fo,,.
cona'mng two pair of excellent Burr stones wiz al,
the necessary machinery in good order; one cor NIL
thirty feet ny twenty, two stories high, wthtn. mar
OF good Cologne stones. The situation an excee
from Richmond, in the centre of an exc .Iient ybes,
country; the stream is very constant one afF rdn,
at all seasons m ample ppy of wser for the eai5
mills AID the -Four manufactured can be conveyed by
water to NortoF with the ac;ltv that il eanfro,n
the city of Richmond. The urfIls with ten acres ~
'and1 VIII be sold separate iii shall be de emed ;von
A--,-- 49, --~c.-
thc terms wifi be three equal payments =, -
be made IN nine months, the cond eighteen and In,
thru twenty-sevcn ronths from the day of sale the
purchaser giving bond with approved securities TO be
trustees, and the title to the property retained until The
whole purchase money Is paid hut possession ~ he
si7en so soon rs the bonds PRE- executed
he stiatnn of the sSoy MENTIONED estate is er,ai
to any Ill Ele lower country FIR retail store and dst-
lery. THOMAS TAYLOR
WILLIAM NEKFRNIS
WILLIAM MARSHALL
Mag 6.---wtds
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VIRGFyvT.4 LFGEgLgTURF.

HOUSE or DELEGATES.
.8meFd-John l.. Towncs', John Lane
BGkeey--Andrew WaPgoncr', Arci'd Shearer'
rnnsa1ck--Phiiip Clsh1rne, Geo. Hardaway'.
Eas05eri Cify-RoAcrt Lively, Richard g. Servant.
JHftaT-h lcxandci NaHsh, ! g. Huutrr.
tdnqWer--Ihomas hsrsha Thornton Buekner
GreeaguRs-Ichn AveI,', Thomas Spencer
Harrison DR. Edward u. Jackson, Joseph John.
son (liy move than go majority over two federal
csnidates)
Jeferson--Geo. w. Humphreys, Thos V. Swear
ipgen.
L''nen51rg-ie~ jones', Dr.. Joseph DesrafFen.
reidt'.
.Nsno7rY--Thomas Wells, VIM Pinchenns.
Oragge--L. T. Dade. Robert Mallory.
RsHDlh--Wm. DsmeisF, Alsn Sea
Rork.Igtdin--W Brsan,, A. Rutherford
.No,Joik B0rough-Slies King
CITY IF HiGansblrg-Jo Pryor.
7ss-, ILgr.Io,r
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= N-9lTDI1,

|TgvANEN an by the subscriber, in Chesterfield eonr,
4 Is, Virginia. Negro boy Lad, supposrl to be Is
or 10 years old and says he belongs To Mr. Richard
tain; he also Saws lie came from home Will, Nr,n
Man, the property Of sid Shelton, named Dick, who
y gone {" itehmord. sllied astce Of the peace
f"r certificate to carry isim TO Jail agreeable Go law
ana the justice, IN eny ;owrds the lai believing he
was persuaded OF by the aforesaid Dick' I,, RECON-
Snended This mole Of Informing the owner, that he
ay be had on application to the subscriber living on
re Nanc5 ester Turnpike road, hv ptying qil reagona
eharges' SAMUEL WiNFREE.
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10 1HE EDTTOR--dn,.d

C7Grka6nrg. .9trR 26.
ballard Smith went t. Racdolph with majority Of
20 votes, aud LEFT tha county witt majority of go
There is but one county in the digtrc, yet to hear
from; which il is admitted on al lands will give a
majority to Snlth-sO that his election is Certain"
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- Poo

From the BufFtlo Gaz. of April 1b.
ne learn that CUP. y4rcher's coa,hdty of
feapy arthlery, sfGti0teG at Black Rock,
haOe receiUed orders TO refiai,- to Wery. YORK
0s they are Grsfiaed far tie IZediter,1neo,
nrrUice. Mir Famine acconhq,,ies theDq.
rla 7Oas to haze iejf this yesterday.
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90 DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from the snbscribsr. reading !,
"a Campbell county, near Lynehburg I 70 Ne.
groes, VIZ -
AARON, black man, between % and o. years Of
ase, about feet orr inches high down look bu. e
smiling countenance when sDoken 10 aud has nj,
beard Had ON when p went away, 2 Blue coat, ctr.
durny psntaOons broSn linen shut aoI short rom d.
ABBOTT #eket, which he Usually wore over his coat bns
the property Of 49, - gy, Of King William. In.
was hmcd tor severu years 20 Capt. D4bney, of said
couoty, ~ Which ae IS well known and gas purchased
OF Wrn Fnlcher, esq. Of Richmond, H. February last
HhtSON, blsck hny about q years Of age, spare
built, of lively dsuosition had on q eoarss c..ra-
huiEs SHIRT, par OF psntio0n1 une wo.a Of twii.o
homespuu cottons and an Oil v-sistcoat purchased
IN Lancaster county about ne ist Of February last Of
Ia,sson Haddaway
The sbove reward will lie raid On securing ,sid
slavesio Ja, and giving notice there, 20 tie sibscr-
her RICHARD sJitJ . On
! hsy 6----uGyp
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SALEM, April %.

RoALh VI, ADFI e.
.FrriUed aad eQiufed HE to70n, Me Bkepant
t'rivate Gra,@i brig GRAND TURK, NJ
krHAN GRE&N, Jr. Commander. E-oDr n
vUtze of{oW' n7onthS, Cher ffih criaze off
ic coast IF Brazil, &c. She has male three
4ilfIreS' manned ana ORG destroyta, ard
Pas brought in 1870 hackages ofvaluqbke dru-
goods, and 1850 ,DlluS in SAecie. fekcn
}Tom hrizrs. ~
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WANTED

~ PURCE1SE or HIKE.
\ HhHfO " w who's 2 good CArriase Driver,
~ and can come well recommended
Aiso, q Carri,gc %. Hire.
DI!LLL tERY g CHR.fp
. Dry GOODS.
onk ana satin Bnnneis IN the west fashion, y the
zen or iesl quantity, ln1y BE- had On the shortest no
oe and t'nl from ~ 90 ii ears Of ags, will be Ia.
Zen N learn the above Business
split Straw Bonpets, newest fashion.
n LfCOB REVG,
Oft0sfe m, FosfeI's.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-06
TnE sURSCRIBER--

Intending 10 Disir fhc Ucstern Cotlnfyy. fbe
ensuing Summer.
F'AkItS this npportu iiy Of Informing hrs fre.ds
and the public, that lie will undertake. 10 collect
bonds, N settle accounts adjust agclans &c sc
~ tn States Of kentucky end Ohio lie hopes. h.,
lis industry and professional sssduy to merit patron
age.
Hc viii iaiihiuily attend 10 any commuui cations H.
rectcd 10 Amelia Cort-ilouse, Va prevous IN the
Grst oi juse, al which time lac vii, leave Vir,;.o
ALFRED q. EGGLESTON
Atosis Court-Uouse, May 6---2p