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TIVE GO N.lfNPCEfL Y'REYT,j-

We think III the following. Outline of ar rew
commercial Treaty rnay lie iapcitly relied {,
~ our nercant ic In rds, ~ more inmate AID ac-
carste tan any hcrctntore pub
1t - 'iip'ilstcG that higher duties uEon articles
Of tic govt, produce or Manufacture Of the ns-
tins recp allf shrl BE- paid than are paid on the
Ike si'ti' les oiauy . hei' foreign na:ion.
Their Is stipulation t'n r-c rorai equality of
duties upon art eles the growth, pro,uce or manu-
iactuir OF the two nations rt.sp.c, iytiy whether
imported in American British vessels fr the
sN'nc Eoun;es on exIorta'ion ia American or Brit
ISL W ssris; for the same draw backs on articles
he Growth, prV!rec or manufacture uf the two ma
tons respectively, Whether the importation was in
an American or i|iiu ,essrl, exc, ut when tie y
poriatioh IS 10 sO'ae otierhr lsu ccuatry. There
rs stipulation Tor The admise;o1 o, American YES
sells ntoii.e pri cpal sitsh ,st-India settlements
rpor the iocting oi the most Eii ored European ma
ton, "nli permission 20 uc on their yoyase TO
theses Elements, ortr C.iii, Mt tie most eonve-
nient British places ;or refreshments the .nian or
African Seas. All East-ln,a a, tices brought from
the biitsii settlements, must be nnladen in some
part'l the u. Stats These several stipulaiions,
together " IA limitation ., the coavcaiiol to tour
years, are all, we beievc. that the treaty c)utiG,
icIsr as 1t rs, IL "li be probably satisc oy TO the
commerctAl community, AID may lead TO agree
rient on dispnt dp3 Is oferet ip prIac &C, altl.o
not so immediately UIos in their ec CTS upon thc
int L. SIS vftht U. Suites.
This ,rr'ty possesses one or two decided adval-
taSes over the past attempts 10 torn IN arrange
ment with England; it is reciprocal, as far AS it
goes, and it does c,nt,in a " patchwork, or Ia
t"l admission OF British superiority or unjust British
claims. BdliiB,ors PGti5Ot
Bosion, September live are requested to
publish, Tor general information, that in conse
que &C OF p tition of British merchants to t.c,r
government, an act has passed prohibiting the i'm
por'"tiun oil All goods Qunber and pro ,iion except
edl IN American vessels, into the British Co.olies
ON the Coast Of Africa.
We understand tho French frgatc L'Herm;one,
vii sal tsr France this day, Wind and weather per-
hitting. -tir7. .4eiu. Sept I6h.
Philadelphia, September 1S.--.JosrpH Bona :
PARTE arrived in town est.rday, from the South
ward Ca<e..e.
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contrary, among tt- his. o,isicess 5rsushl
before CongresS. win he their repeal Tae
republican party that repealed the interrs,l
taxes imposed by the fsderalists in peace,
viii not hesitate to repeal those of the war,
SO soon as The necessity for imposing them
ceases. lPhik. Dem. Press.
Charleston. September 16.-Thc British
frisate ARAxEs. Captain Blythe, anchor
cd oR our bar YESTERDAY, and sent her boat
to town with letter to the British Con-
SUI. 1t is said that she vas ordered on this
stasion toscarch for Buonapar,e-a prac-
tlce that has grown quite fashionable. and
which has already lasted nearly two months
GffrT Buonaparte was safe in Eagland.-
But although the Araxes did not find the
tx lsnperor--she has tosr, we under
stand, two OF her orew--who deserted
directly they reached the shore.
CSoulhern Patriot.
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r09 S.9LE, ~ he Piece o.. PcT77g--
GUPERFlNE ard Co,rse Cloth, .C,ssS', c.,
- Plains, Dufae Blankets, Flanrel and i i Irisb
LINENS, at low advance, for cash, or tow,, ascan.
ta,ces. RORER1' PoJ apn T.
Sbtember IS. 4I-ow
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.NOTT(E

A Petition will be laid before the next Gene.
~ raj Assembly, praying the passage of a Law.
Incorporating Trustees to the Ii1,ez- Grove qcas'
my, in the county Of Meei,enburg
Surrender IS. A1-wJn,s
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No 80 Sc 10! 30

LNVUIItER WAItINE LIST.
PORr OF RtcHxo.5D, Va,
ARRIVED
September 2o.-Sclir. r, solution, colc,--yorfoI-
%. Frances, Observation-Disclosures
StDop Revolution, Gcdvin-Sorioll.
CLEARED
eo-Sehr's. TWINS, We ks; hilie.phis.
Hilan, Handc-C harest,n.
Traveller. Riges-Bostnn, t.
(careo, 3ac0 b,,ies coal, S-e.)
Il. Revenge, Lyon--New-Yurl, -. ,
brilliant, ROclo>-G iatialoupc
(carsO, 1900 bhls. ilo,Ir.)
o-Brig Penelope, Robinson, New-York.
o. TIE JOURNAL, the !ast page, ratiers irtcr,s,
as il goes OH. 30
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FOR S n FL JIl4CV Or L.lN.).7
r YIGG in The Cosntv 6 a rar!,, b, tween
( tie two branches elich MIX he I'iyan g RI
yer and near thei. rrcon. cottai g690 Acres
II is exceedingly well tinberel vrh the lest pine.
aud lis description is generally that If good graia
land--there is a s'ream Of water runni 2 i'Sa,oI,
it. 10 watch there j, GOOD scat f.r a Saw 3, Crst
MIL II lies eonse ne tn three god Merchant.
Mills, one Of them within 81 tlHe o snd th.fe
is navigation 10 Ricl, nond from item ~ To any
one disposed TO purchase, de tand will he she 7.
by Mo. Martin, at IRE sent living on il, or BY Afr.
D. r. Carr, in the i'm mediate nsishbo,Io - a. 4
the terms mule knovn. on aap'iesfion 20 tlis snb.
serber, 10 Cl,ailott. ssilis.
FR.2,N6- c.6RR
iSebfepLer o. &1-wsn
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WALTER COLES.
JOHN COZ rs,
ISAAC a. COiFs.
TUCKER COLES,
EDWARD COLES.

0T.lt tie same time and place, and on Ae s7,..
OF LIND, the property IS lLs la,e T,l ~.
Coles, deed. containing 400 acres. wing in it tie
County Of F!uvanna, within two miles If Scots
Ferry, and on therosl lead ne from thence TO Rich
moud
S,btemLer Is. 41-ea*
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In Richmond Hastings c5urt, 1915,

& EAr'HEK 10000 ao a. primo S,-i7 ! -,
"a er, for sale. by ROBERTSON * DYER
September. oS. 4, f''e'''
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9 TIE JoE'aNAL, Tho last page gathers ircr,s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-11
.AcJntanf GeneraPs tGce. I
Richmond, Feb 9th 1915, 5
GENERAL ORDERS.

The Government of the United States
having assented to the several conditions y
Iimi, atoms of the act of the last General As
sembiy, auth Drising a regular force for the
defence OF the Commonwealth, the Com
mander in Chief hastens to afford the M Ii
tia an opportunity of avalins Themselves OF
the exemption which the prompt execution
of that act is calculated to assure to them.
On the receipt ofihcse orders. the com
mauding officer Of every Regiment, will
forthwith, give notice to all the Field Off
GERS and Commandants Of companies of G.
very denomination within ais regiment, re.
qniring them to attend at such place as he
shall appoint, on any day within eight DAYS
from he time of his receiving these order,
to form a court martial; requiring also the
said commandments Of companies, whether
Cavalry, Artillery GrenadIers, Riflemen,
Light Infantry, or i! fantry of the line, 10
prepare complete muster rolls Of their re-
spestive companies, to be laid before the
said court martial when Il shall convene -
Immediate notice will also be given, as far
as practicable. to the individuals oil each
company, of the time and place OF the as
sembing OF the court martial A majority
of the officers, as aforesaid, with at leas
one field officer, shall compose the court,
but any smaller number may adjourn from
day TO day. In the absence Of any com man
dinssoi6ter o. a troop or company, his place
may be soyplicd by either Of his suba teros
detailed for that purpose, by the comman
dant Of the regiment, or the president ol
the court. The c.erlS and provost marsna
will also attend. Before the court proceeds
TO business, the clerk will administer thC
oath prescribed by the Law. The couri
will be furnished with mus;cr-rolls Of al
troops Of cavalry and other volunteer corr
panies 10 actual service at the time Of their
sitting. They will take care that no per-
son properly belonging to aay troop OF
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L WISH TO SELL M
TRACT OF LAND.

OF TWO HU.NDREDG SlXT1- ACRES,
Lying within mile of James River in Powhat-
an County, about seven north OF lac courts
house and 80 miles from the City OF Richmond.
There is a suiiioiency of woods well timbered to
support the Plantation, three apple orchards
and several springs of as good water as any in
Virginia, good framed dwelling and other
convenient Houses. presume TO person would
purchase without viewing the premises, fur
Their description is Thought unnecessary. Pos.
session might be had Immediately, the terms
of sale would be made known to am person
wishing to purchase by the subscriber living on
The premises. Young negroes would be taken
in part payment. EDWARD COX.
Dec 90 IF
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VIRGINIA

NiRtsiN MA
fT Rules hoi,In In he Clerks Office o6 the SIR.
fsrior Court oF CLmeerV far tn, Rich nlond
Distriei, fhe 3Oh da1 ef January. 1915.
Michael Omsly, Plt.
against
John Bell, surviving partner Of the late firm Of
John and William Bell, and said John Bell,
Walter Bell, and Rebben G.. Beasley, s,ifviys
ing partners OF the fgm Of William and John
He'll, 9 60 Defs.
CGTHE Defendant Reuben G. Beaslcy, not hav.
4 ing entered his appearance and given SCI
curity according to the Act Of Assembly aud
the Rules Of this Court, aud it appearing BY sa
iisfactory evidence, that lac IS not an inhabitant
% This couGtry: his oydered, That the said
Defendant, do appear mere on the FIRST day Of
the next tern and answer the bill Of the pllin-
tit; aud that copy Of tlis order BE- forthwith
Inserted in some newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at Che front door of the Capitol in
tie said City
a corY--TEsTK,
WILLIAM w. BENING, G. G.
February 8. wSw
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MAN SION HOUSE
HOTEL,
s. Z. Corner Of .Bar.lfet and EieUcnth
Streets, Philadelphia.
FORD GUTTER.
CLafc t,rom .Mesc- T-oris, J

=
ID EspECrFULLY acquaints the public. that
IN he has taken the extensive premises, lately
occupied by Nr WiiiiaBs Renshazp, and has
commenced an establishment which he tiatters
himself cannot be surpassed in this city.
Mr.. Gutter has engaged attentive and dill
gent SERVANTS !; his Larder wilt be plentifulIv
supplied with the best the markets can afford
and 1.-THE delicaces Of the season. .Es cellars
are stored with the choicest Ligiioys and Zines.
He assures his feiends and travellers generally
that he will acco nmodste them in superior
style having several private pariours and sin
gle ard doubl- bedded chambers, ke can en-
sure comfort and convenience to families and
travellers. THE situation is much more airy
and pleasant than that Of any similar establish
mentin Philadelphia.
Public or Private Pa2tes can he accommoda.
ted with dinners, rooms, sc. on the shortest
notice
Extensive stables, carriage houses, &c. are
attached to the Hotel, and every arrangement,
made 20 give satiSfacuon 10 Travellers.
N. y Roarders accommodated by the Tncnth
or quarter on moderate terms
An ORDINARY, every day at three O'Clock.
January IS. wSt
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NOTICE.

THE Public are hereby cautioned against
taking ah assignment of my bond now in the
possession OF dalor Joseph MAYO OF this city,
for about $500 on w',ich there is CIR. o!
s $50, as avn prepared to settle the same
with other bonds Of the said MAYO sssifened to
me, and of which have given him notice
The above bond was executed by me Will, John
Cuniiff security, and payable to Geo. Cox OF
Chesterfield
u. BROOKS.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1914:
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10 Be SOLD,

TIE 7Uhote NJ my Proferfy in me f9quu Of
MGnchesfer, as formerly advertised,
OK TUESDAY, Dist FEBRUARY,
At 70 o'eioet, on tic premises.
The siria,ion is high and agreeable, lying
on the main street opposite Brooks Tavern
Terms sfs4ie--One third Of the money to be
paid ON piying possession, the balance in two
annual payments.
FRANCIS SMITH.
Janusry %. ids
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IN PURSUANCE oFA DEED or 7RUsq,

IN PURSUANCE OH DEED or TRUST,
REARING date the 10th day OF Nav in the
S year OF our Lord one Thousand eight bun
dred and thirteen, and duly recorded in the
county court of Chesterfield, executed by Va.
lentine Winiree, ir. to the subscribers, as t?us-
tees, to secure the payment OF S }3OO, to
George Cox, together with all the growing in.
terest there N, as also The casts and charges
OF Carrying the SAID trust into effect,
FILL BE SOLD, 10 TaE H1cHEST3IDDrR
Far ready noney, on tie, premises, on <he
SIXTEENTH DAY or MARCH NEXT,
IF FAIR, orHegwrsE THE wExr FAtR DAY.
ONE df0LETY or I.fLF or THE
Courthouse Tract OF Land.
IN CHESTERFIBLD COUNT,
Formerly the properiyof Henry Winfree, dec.
and now the property of the said Valentine
Winfree, if deceased, or as much thereof rs
maybe sufficient 10 discharge aud satisfy the
debt Aforesaid In which said Ian1 the Widow
Of the said Valentine Winfree, jr. has her dow.
er, and on which Mrs Martha Winfree has a
lien Cor an annuity of CT 10 from 1904.
Should the said land, oxclusjve.of the said
Widows dover, not be Sufficient to satisfy
the debt Aforesaid, 80 much of tie reversionary
interest in the sail Widows dover will also
be sold, viii make up the deficiency.
EDWARO ARCHER, ,
A. BASS, 1'Rs'eeS
January % We,
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New and Cheap Goods.
WILLIAM TlLLEY, Sd.
.No. IA, 9hame8.Street,

NO. 1874, 7hames-Street,
Opposite .,fr. Dose's Kstct,
WILL open this Cay extensive assortment Of
w DRY GOODS, calculated FOR the present and
approaching sessnn, among which are
Sup. black, blue, mix'd md brown Broad.
cloths, common do. hsvonshre Kerscy's, DuBiis,
Plains, sup. black, blue, mixed and diab Csssi-
msres, common do white, red: yellow, black and
green Flannels, Baizes, Bon,bazet,s, Wildbores.
Rittinets and Tammies, worsted Cords, supeifne
worstel Marsei!ies Vestugs. Common 90. worsied
Hose, British shrtins Cottons, very cheap, India
shriiug and shifting Cottons, Velvels, ihe cambric
Prints, black silk Bkf's.; Madras do fancy N"s
lins, lace and shear do. Diapers, white and ~
Cambrlcks, and 4.4 wide, very cheap, blue
icoes, do superfne gilt Buttons, Pins Need es aud
Tapes, 1914 Blankets, and a general assortment OF
American manufactured Goops, below the. factory
prices.
NIB. New.York Money taken at a small dis
count. sept %.
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49isteiianp.
From The National Iutt0geneer.
INDIAN ELOQUENCE. f.

On the nigh, Of the l4lh July, the Black
Bufaloe, principal chief of The Teton tribe
OF Indians, departed this life at Portage des
Sioux. The succeeding day he was sole emn-
ly Inferred with the honois OF war.-Robert
Walsh, Esq. Secretary 10 the Commissioners
has furnished the following Speech delivered
over the grave by the Big Elk, Maha Chief.
Il is truly eloquent, and is q high evidence
that genius OF the most b. iliant description
is not confined TO the civilized wotld. Ihe
Speech is pathetic and filled with energy. 1t
/: literally given.
SPEECH.
Do not grieve. Mstouunes will horpcu 10 the
wisest and best men. Death will come and always
comes out OF season, IL is the command Of the
Great Spirit and all nations and people must obey
What is passed and cannot be prevented should not
be greved for BE not discouraged or displeased,
'hen ,ha, in visiting your fa'her here yoa have lest
your chlst A misfortune OF this kind may never
again bes' you, but this would have ait. nded YOU
perhaps al your own village Five times lave Iyis-
ited tins Land and never returned with sorrow
pam. Misior,uncs do not flosrish particularly in
our path They grow every where ( Undressing
hmSey 10 Cop. EIssaris ard C6k Miller. What
misfortune for me, that | could not have died this
day, instead of the chief that lies before us. The
tiiing loss my nation would have sustained in my
death would have been doubly paid for, by thc hon.
ors oi my burial. They would have wiped OH every
lhlng Ike regret Instead of being covered with a
cloud OF sorrow, my warriors would have felt the
Sunshine OF JOY IN tneir hearts. To Inc it would
nave been most g'ur,ous occurronce.--iiereaiter,
when die at home, instead OF a noble grave and 4
grand procession, the rolling music and the ,inn.
deting cannon, with fag waving at my head
shalt be wrapped in robe (an old robe perhaps)
and hoisicd on a slender scatlod to ihe whis,llng
winds soon to be blown 10 the dus-my fesh TO be
devoured 10y the wolves, and my bones ratified OF
the plains by the wild beast.
(.iddresses hirpeJ 10 Col .N2,r
CHIEF OF THE SoLpIERs!
Your lAbors have nol been in vain. Your nttcn.
ton Shall not be forgotten Ny na,ien shall know
the respect that is paid over the dead. when re-
turn viii echo the sound of your guns.
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NICHOLAS GEFFROY,

In addition 10 his former assortmenf,)
uAS Just received an assortment of LOOKING
l. GLASSES, PL.iIES and TU.NBLERS,
from the Mandatory at Hamburg, part of which
will be framed shortly. should any Glasses - want.
ell to fl old frames, will furnish them with all ST.
res commonly used. have jast received punch's
Sd proof st. Croix Rum, pure as iEjported.-.f'so
Sugar. Tea. Coffee, C1ss, Rye aud Oats, and Phil
adclnhia Flour.
He also manufactures as formerly Gold S<
Silver WARE; and keeps constant supply Of
Watches, Watch Materials, Cutlery, Poeke, Books,
TesPots, Tea Trajs, pain, Boxes, and variety Of
other articles too numerous TO menti1n-segars,
biaddcrs Snuff for Ncw.York noncy-and gives
The true value Of old Gold and Silver, according 10
lis standard. .f's0. buys old Copper and Pewter
The above mentioned articles viii be sold al the
loves, reduced price, for money especially. or short
credit ssn 20
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" MoNTCoM merry"

The following story is related on the authority ef
Lady Hamilton, ,ls first wife of Sir William liam
iton. uahy years the British. Minister at The Court
OF Naples.
Abou, the year 1888, person Of the name
oi Ogiivie, an !rishmcn by birth, who prac,is-
ed surgery with great reputation at Rome,
aud who resided not far from the Piazza df
Spagna, in that city being in bed, was callc'.
up To attend some strangers who commanded
ms professional assistance. They stopped
before his house, 10 a coach and ON his going
10 the door, he found two men masked, by
whom he Was desired to accompany them
Immediately, as the case which brought them
admitted ot ITO delay, and not 10 omit taxing
with him his lanccts. lie complied, and got
iDto tho Coach but no sooner had they q1it'
ted the sueet IN which nc resided, than they
informed him tina, he must submit 10 have
his eyes baOdagcC the person to whom they
were about TO conduct him, being lady oil
rank, whose name and place OF abode It was
Indispensable to conceal. To this requisilion
he likewise submitted and after diving
through numbcr OF streets, apparently with
view to prevent his forming any accurate
idea OF the part Of the city 10 which he was
cosduc,ed, the carriage a, length stopped
TIE two gentlemen, his companions, then a.
lighting, and each ,aking him by the a';n con-
Quoted him into house. Ascending mar
row staircase, they entered an apartment,
where he was released from the bandsge tied
over his eyes. One Of them next acquainted
him, that It being necessary to PIT o'il oi lie
lady who bad dishonored her family, they
bad chosen him 10 perform the Office, knnw.
ing his professional skill that he would hnd
her IN the adjoining chamber, prepared to
submit to her fate and the, hc most open
her veins with as much expedition ss posi-
bic q service, for the excou,io""t "hien, Le
should receive a liberal reeomP.nsc
Ogilyie a, FRS, ps'empio'iIy 'etIstd to
commit so act 30 higly repugnsbi 70 hls lcei
logs. Bot, the Two s,rsngers assured bin,
with solemn dsnunsi,lions of revenge, Ihe'
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JOSIAH e.. SHAW,
uts Just received from New.York, sn sssortment
L OF Books, Stationary, Charts, slales, &c. &c.
all Of which will De sold as lew can be purehss'
ed ~ This town. sept. 81.
BOOKS. BLANKS, PAPER, &c.
Fsf sale = j. G saws osiss, iis, Thames street
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ChRTHAGENA.

A famous Spanish naval officer obsersei,
that there were out three safe and dcIighiia'
ports 10 the world, viz Jnne, July and Cstib'
eena lhis is the heura,Ive language Of poei
~ hn' ~ plain prose, Carthagchs 10 protO
b'y ,hr soes, po', 10 the void, and by ,h'
lie OpPrfstions Of The Spanish government
seems TO have been 80 eonsiJered, by lhs
force sebi there 10 pfeser.c ii.
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New-GOOdS.
PETER p. REMINGTON,

No. IA, Thames street,
HAS just received an extensive assor'mcn, Of
DRY GOODS, calculated for the present and
approaching season, among which are the folov.ng
Sup. black, b,ue, olive and green
Broadcloths; sup. black, blue, brown, drab, mix'd
and green Cassimeres Plains; Oevonslnre Her
sey; Outfits white, red, yellow, black and G'een
Fiannels Baizes Bombazett's Wi'dbores; Rat
linet,: Deurants and rammies Bennst Cords Ve-
ry elegant Vestings black Canton Grapes common
do worsted Hose; Velvets British Shir;inSs ;
elegant gilt Buttons; Pins Tapes black SILK iikfs
Madras do; sheetng Cottons fancy MushHs ;
shear do; Diapers black Cambria sup. und'cos'd
cltnbrc Prints blue Cslicoes, ls6 per yard, iO-4
Blankets, very cheap.
p. p Remington, will take Ncw-York Honey anu
Treasury Bills at a small discount. sept 80.
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From fAe .f7a!eeHe Magazine.
THE LATE. GENERAL. PIKE


The tol'owing is correct copy oil The last
letter OF Gen. Pike. 1t WAS handed to bis
aldi on 'h' evening previous TO his fall, with
this IN junction." Should fail and you sur.
vlve, hand this yourself TO Mrs. Pike" AS
1t b'ea,hes spirit Of patriotism aud o!fec,ion
worshy ol the departed hero, we have ioo0.hl
~ worthy of preservation ana pub,ca,lon.~ ?
Ny Dcar CLARA,
"WcS,re now standing on and of tho harbor
OF YORK, winch we shall attack at day liz sht in the
morning shall dedicate these last moments TO
you, ny love, and to morrow throw VII other ideas
bu my country 10 the winds. As yet know not II
S'e" Desrbon lands; he has acted honorable so far,
aod feel great gratitude to the old gentleman my
sword and pen shall be cxertcd to do him honor
nave no new injunction, no new charge to give you;
nor no new IDEA TO communicate yet VIC love 10
commune with Ihnse We love, more especially when
We conceive IL may be the last time in this world.
Should fall, defend ny memory, a'.d only believe,
had lived, would have aspired 10 deeds worthy
of your husband. RemembeI me, with fathers
loyc-a fathers care, to on. dear daughter; and
believe ME 10 be, with the warnest sentiments Of
love and Friendship,
Your
MoNrGoMFpYo
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BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS,

No. SO, 7homes-s'reef,
u EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he a.
Az gain occupies his old stand. in Newport, where
Genuen'en and L dies can be accommodated with
gentce Boarding and Lodging as formerly. lie al
so improves the wharf ;Hd stores Of Wm. Gardner,
Q-te Caleb Gsrdaer, Esq) where ships may be ac-
commodated with wharfage and every necessary tor
ht'ng and where goods may be stored OH resson~
oie terms The smallest favor gratefully acknowl'
edged .7brii S.
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Cheao BROADCLOTHS, SIC.

LOnlw.ficeS drdEphIg this MOnsh!
Bristol Stone Chapel LoItery-So. ?.
ScheMe.