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6. For tyrannically Causing Rivett 10 be tried
second time on the same charges OF which he
had been before acquitted.
T. Cruelty to Richard Warwell, another ma.
rne, whom he so violently beat with stick, rs
to oblige him to place himself under the care OF
a surgeon,
.. Cruelty in inflicting lashes in private man.
ner, and without trial, marine named, and
repeating this cruelty three several times.
g. Cruelty in the same way, to Thomas Ro-
binson, marine.
10. Cruelty in the ike manner to William
Meais, by jumping upon his body.
IL. The same cruelty to John McGlasky, a
| marine.
ID. Cruelty to bombadier Perkins, and redu-
cling him without court martial
Is. Maliciously firing into one of the royal gun
boats, and wounding the lien tn erein to the dan
ger OF life.
For all these charges he was only repr;,nand-
ed, consTd GRAFTON ofhis 6,ga and yailaut aeryi.
ees, though the court sad they could rot but ami
'nda0ers in severe terms on the violence he had
evinced on those several occasions4ss ~
Another ofthe English agents has lately made
some noise in England, in the person of Felix
Cesar ONel O'Hanlon; this man carried Mr..
Bakers dispatches to Europe, and spent fort
night IN this city after the declaration of war; he
had made the tour of Florida; and had resided
among the Creek Indians for SOME time; he had
contrived to introduce himself to every distin
grished American on that frontier, and was per
fectly acquainted with the strength and disposition
of the southern tribes, and had carried presents
from Pensacola to the Indians to favor his mis-
sion.
II England was earnestly disposed to Let the
United States rest at peace, she could have no
motive tor supplying the Indians, nor for encou-
raging them TO massacre our people.
We find that even the most moderate oftbe
speakers in the English parliament regret our
prosperity.
That they speak of the Floridas as necessary
to keep us in check, as in 1894, they spoke of
Canada, as a "rod held over the United States"
We see in the speeches of their ministers the
most inveterate hostility = and We know that the
most favorable sentiment that is expressed is in
the general spirit of their policy
To discourage our internal prosperity
To use all means to repress our independence.
from internal industry
TO confine us to Civilizations Of the soil alone
In order that we may form a market for their
manufactures.
This is the sentiment of those who profess the
most trendship-whlle the sentiments OF the min
listers are in perfect unison with the Creeks and
Winebagoes.
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NORFOLK STEAM BOAT

We are extremely gratifed, in being
able to announce 10 Che public, upon the
best authority, that the benefits of Steam.
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ANEcDorE or poNAPARrE,s NIorHrn

Old women are frequently accused of witch.
craft; and they certainly are at times prophetic.
we nave striking instance of the latter fact IN
Paris paper of the 21st Nav, last wear. now be.
fore us. Madam Mere, as The mother of Bona
parte is styled, on leaving France, after the abd-
cation ofher hopeful son, met with numerous
crosses, which she bore with great ll-humour.-
When at Orleans, she found herself deserted by
her Maids of Honor, and no one of the ladies' of
that city could be prevailed upon to attend her
on departing she SAID, Indignantly, 1t is not all
over yet--NVe Cors.cans are conyersant m revolu.
tons" -Boston Confined
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NEw-YoRK, June 20.

NEw-YoRK, June 90
Capt. Aderton, in Is days from Port an Prince,
confirms the account ola Spanish squadron, from
SPAN, with troops, having arrived off and taken
possession of the Island of Margaretta and that
they had put to death, lndscriminatelv, all the
men, women aud children cn the island A Span
ISL "a had blown up, and every person on board
(l2OO IN number) persisted. Cartl.agena had
been bombarded for 30 DAYS, and the cause ofthe
Patriots was despaired Of in that quarter The
chiettains, Potion and CbrStophe, were in state
ofPeace, although they had made no treaty with
each other .I.rc Mn
BY the following paragraph, communicated by
Capt. Ellis, we regret to learn, that four Ameri-
can seamen have recently been impressed IN the
British service at Gibraltar ~ T. Com. Qdu.
The day we sailed, May 10th, two men were
taken from on board the General Scott. To wit
Thomas Hodges, Montgomery county, Md. Re
gistered Georgetown dist Columbia, and Ebe-
neZer Hughes, Cape Ann, Mass registered Cane
Ann, who was lately released from Dartmoor pri.
son. Two others were taken from on board the
Spartan, Captain Moon. Not having Sen capt
Noon, did not learn the particulars of the last
two men. The officer Informed the captains
that they were taken by an order from Admiral
Flemm.ng, to serve on board the frigate Mean
der.
These men viii, no doubt. be detained. ne
there was no consul at Gibraltar 10 Claim them
Horatio Sprague Esq was the only American
fesident there, TO whom the American prisoners
are much indebted for his attention during Their
confinement"
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PUBLISHED
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
By JOHN BURKE,

-Four Doors 6e,ors tte Bell Tarcrr, at Fear Douus
per aaau,n, paid IN adpence.
b@ advertisements inserted at the usual
price, md promptly attended to.
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W.dsELNGTO.N-a .aro.A.t1,,n INT

shortly sfter the death ofEeneral Wasl,;nyion e.
tnrts were made 60 cree; Monument Il, b. ,ne,,,
~, and the celrIrated aIT5 " psf OF London (ou,.
euuutyman) drew the plan of M,UsoLsrN which,
would have done honor 20 the ration, pre1f both of 4,
taste AND gratitude but the Congress of tho, time nm
principle Of mistaken police, threw cold ,rafcp on
the gsuerous design sfd sunk INTO obliyon-yTb,t
the ration so"id have dnfc ten yesr5 ago was taken
up blythe citizens ofIal,igorE so formed re ,,o
81 Lottery, The proceeds F wliicI we're to be exf.s
ded "a tue erection 81 suiiale snd durable memorial
o. the eminent virtues Of The Father Of bs Conn
tlv" ~ INN
lire war put temporary stop IN The execution NJ
TINS 5essn- bat The war los airrs'y proved IT, useful
uessto our rstr ehsractegif has irs only leyelor,
ed The strength aud resources Of the RepuiIie but II
seems also 10 have awakened that sort OF p.ic spr
and energy amOgs its citizens, hich anig,a ted the
Repubic5 81 Greece aid Rome, and which rendered
them not only ist1ous for deeds IN arms hot likewise
Tor tbcee noble fabrics which have nmortszed their
genious throughout the world.
The war hga slso hid eno'her beneficial en.t--T-br
FaHdnlc act Of The confeg,ton Of the cts Of TP0sb
7gfo', contrary to tie bsse intention Of fle nu ~
enit.rans, as served stH nor. 70 exat the vvn,e aoJ
isne Of the patriot WhsnIEsroS IN al the civilized
naiiuns a the globe.
81 IS With Sincere pleasure we hear thst the Cam
m't Hla hsye The arrangement of TIE funds bsve
reso' cd 20 carr thordcsign cto executor vii, sU
possible CELEBRITY et Air. How ard VII, tbai el,arsc
rrnIc iiberality which has Distinguished tia, -er
efnan, tesr0adc prcsgpt gfs Ot GROUND or an eva
tel ed commanding situation IN his pHrk for the s,te
n f'e wfefied yf0rurisHf % Csfgrfg7t and mai
'hc cornerstone IS fabric, that viii DO fonoi n te
citizens e BJenooier viii IN grad p1osee.iOs, be laI
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
COMMUNICATIONS


Extract Of u letter from one efthS crezo az
me sehr. Deeetu7'. Cal1scm Dougherty, id
ted
.'PorssnotM. Eng. Dec. :, 1914
Dear Mother e Sister,
Through the blessing of
God, am safo landed in England. after run
ming very narrow chance OF losing my life !;
on o,ir passage from New-york TO St. Barts.
eis'it days out. we were upset in hurricane,
and al hands lost except the captain, one
man and myself " was on Mond. ". about
- O'Clock, we all went in the cabin to get
something 70 eat. except one man, who wa
on deck. We had nothing to eat since Sat
urday, the weather was SO very bad, we 90 lid
get nothing cooked; we had not been below
hive minutes when she upset. The slide be-
ing over, and we thrown in such confusion.
we could not regain the cornpaninn-wsS be-
tore she filled with water and four poor sei-
lows drowned beside me, and not able to
give them any assistance, and expecting CIV
cry moment TO share the same fate but
through Oivre Previdcuce cot safe Cut Of
the cabin, after remaining fifteen minutes af-
ter the poor fellows were drowned. When
| toated out, | little expected to see the cap
tain or any one else but they were ci;peinp
TO the side of the wreck. After had regain
Ell the side, she went over the second time
and both OF her rlasts went her najn-,r,as+
went close aboard and her foremost left a.
bout four feet, which we immediately made
for and lash-d ourselves. aud remained Iash-
ed to the stump until Wednesday morning,
when IT became little more calm we then
unlashed ourselves to give us lirtle ease. for
where the ropes were round our BODY, YOU
might lay your three fingers. had nothing
on but shirt and trowsers that morning
we S wv one of the poor fellows foatire. in the
cabin, and we directly hove him overheard.
tor fear hunger should press US to eat E,.a :;
and we got them all, and likewise threw them
overheard, hot knowing how soon ii rnieht
come To our turn for we had been almost
days without putting one mouth-f,ll in cur
mouths, either to eat or drink Eut it pleas
ed God to send TO cur assistance. a british
soop Of war on the Saturday following. which
made the eight, day that we had nothing to
eat or drink, ! lost every thing ! had ex
cept my protection and 4 few small articles
had IN belt around my waist but ] as
sure you l was very thankful for getting off
the wreck with my life when / shall Get
home. God only knows, butt hope it will be
nc::. spring Den. Pyese.
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EgTfcM the SulScfibcr, on the night If t,e ssco7l
Instant, a RC.RJVE 10RSL, With boh tail.
sod si round ioolseks cioscy trimmed tro,- pace,
ara canieis we'll and in to!cr9ble good order ~ e
works wen N hsrness, there Is likewise marks Of p
gear on hirn other particulars not recoiI sseJ
NhoVer "ill deliver to me, living IT. Richmond H.
a'2re ment'9ned horSe, sha receive reward of I've
gonsr..--Any Inflammation respecting him, win n,
thaut fully received.
JOHN TiESLEY.
CT wish n birc. dae> or for Ncgro Ifcs ara
'"o or threc Iiilrs Layers. ~ De moth. IT.
April s. ------.st.-tf
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Apyas.
H.HLU.fBLE C'@NL LADS
POP SALE


Fk'It, Subscriber viii sell ct Public Auctr-n Of The
" ENehange Tavern in tie town of Manchester ON
SATURDAY the 22nd day April next his interest in the
trss following tracts of coal land lying on the waters
OF fabng Greek in the county Of Chesterfield State
OF Nirg1ua'-Viz ten sixteenths of one hundred and
ioftS Two Acres, known by the name Of Buck and
unil'as ooal-pts, bounded by black Heath coal mines
thompson h!unts, and othcrs-Also ,'irec ourths 4
ight- cres, known by the name Of the Creek-pits
oonnded oy the cos-rnmes Of the Alessrs R:fey's ON
nc north, and the S,nne-h.,se -s:..7 q, the
south--Aiso rine twentieths Of S2j acres known Ly
The name Of the Union Coai-Its bo1rt,cd on the
vest by the Messrs. Raeys, OF the east by the Coal
Land knows by tl'e name of the Dover CoaI-,,ns-
ihe above property is very valuable minute dcs
ctIi'ion is considered uu eerssr as it ia presumed
mat inclined to purchase will previous to the
day ct sale. view the same, and make then,s.Iyes
tnly acquainted with las value am, situation. Til.
Subscriber (wbo resides in the ,oegihorhootl win AZ
any nme, sbew the property to shy person Who may
call tarthatpurpose.
The Sale Will be made, under the euncrinten
ance OF N,essrs Robert Graham and James ". Win
free.
CORhELIUS EyCX.
Terms OF Sale, one t.rd cash, the balance il two
eaiIsl annual payments.
teb. f5.-----N Swa2awths
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THE TRUSTEES

n the late SIR, Ralph Wornelv. 81. having de-
rn'ined to discharge at the end Of the present.
year, toe un'aEed balance of debts due from the .s
tsle' VII thank the several creditors to notify die no
-hu amount ofther respective claims so that an
tees may hsve II in theh power 10 make general arr
rangenert Tor tiic satisfaction OF all--Conmunca.
COOS addressed 10 John Tsyioe Lotnsx, Menokiu.
ed 10. F"""s'' "e's"~
kforch - ar
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NEGMDEs For SALE

j|Yff18Hqnce otfAs mill IF Cherries Cos-
by, acesased, will be said by me executors,
CT I'o7ota'an Court House, on HE second da1
II N1ag nf.rt, tie SIaVes BELONGING TO tie &C.
tate cf the sais Cosby. dcc'd, on a credp of
f1petpe months. the purchaser !eiving 61r9.
72ifh gi7h-oUed sSrarity, 6eay7ug interesf fy6,s
TIRE Hafe ifnof immortality hafd. IHcrS are
f'yo go0d coohers. me 7Domait, Il pery rood
coof' Fy'fh eight likely chiloiren, co1lstsia7g If
e1'Es and 6oys--a fart wiU be sold far rasI.
70hich qDiH be made knozo7l on me- o,a., -
sale.
S6lNUEL WOODFIN
FREDK. WOODSOW
April IL. l.o "'Vi"
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
TIE 5URSCRIBRR

THE SUBSCRIBER
I'd ESPfCTFtLLY informs the ci,a.ns of lnob-
J mond thai he has removed 10 a house on Shock
~ ti' on H. street, snd a. the of7ti street,
iste,y Occupied by Mrs Mary Roddey, where he in
tends carrying the
CaRPEN>TEi2',S BUSINESS.
N al lbs vsrio1s branches He aaiters himself from his
experience in business together with his s,-et attention
tohse'iiy and dispatch (which his engagements will al
Of There public.
Who viii or the Cd day Of April, open
BOaRBLVG- H0USE,
and vi" aeconunoatN all those who may Pleas 10 favor
hun with their company, with board BY tie week,
month"; or year, o.: as reasonable terms +, can In ~
t4laed in The city.
J. Abr.
--.4L3D--
FOR SALE,
General likely NEGRO BOTS q GIRLS
q pri 3. If
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THE SURSrRIHHR

a his domestic Jpu-e- lJorise, o.5ooste Cbarl.,
= Beok q 20. aTaip or r Street. hii lust rsee;yed
rom the Manuac'arerr IN addition 20 lbs 'k
~ cases Domestic eoofis, consisting Of fine and coar,
"lSi.sms, Paids Checks, Stripes, Cian,brgrs Shirt
ineF, Sheethgs, Diapers AMI Rel Ticking. alyo aa,
re AMI sewing Co4tons, Cssisetts, CasInerls Fine
Cff,'s, SIC. Sc.AJl = which he offers ir sal. On 1s
5000 terms Tor oss scceptaRces IN tsvD as t,,4
can be rad in Philadelphia or New York
PHILIP BODLoNG.
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HOUSE AND LANDS


nm The second Monday m Nav next. be;rO lame.
q CITY Comfy Court day, will be SOLD at tic Raw
'elgh Tavern, IN the city Of Williamsburg:
One iionse ard I.O the main street in ga;1 c;tv
above the CCHt.House, nov occupied by M. Frf,b''
net o.
One Tract Of Land coutsinng 100 acres, wihn 3
miles OF the cry, b1snded iy the lands oF Messrs Ia
liaierro and 90 man and
cpe Tract Of Land 10 james City county BORDERING
on creek leading into ChiekahonIony river containing,
one hnrdTed and seventy eve acres, khos by The
name Of rentonO uast, bounded by the lands Of Nor
res trewit and Others In hs last tract the dover ri
the woo" OF the late john Fsuton u reserged
70 deemed Unnecessary to sly any tlinc respecting
te qnaty those lands, presumins persons DESTROYS
ot purchasing will view them ere the dsy or sals e;
mnnths credit vii he allowed the purchssers AM, bonds
wth approved security, snd deed Of trust in saeh oas
will be REG tired.
Mr. John Coke Of Williamsburg, vilI shcw The bou.e
and lo in town, and give Any neecs4arv uEirrnatop IN
those who my enquiip respecting the lan6s.
GEO WATT
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III E-AIFFIELD SPNI.Nu
RACES

a next and continue four DAYS. - -
ne T!''st Oas--A Ladies' Purse vcr,b fr,, s,;r-,
mis- heats, the hest three in FIVE, fur TO mai -,
rir g''nens entrance. free for any horse, mare or
ing, carrying xfesther on e.ct
= He Sscond Lcy--'Ihe Jockey Club Purse oe r,y,
INJURED dollars four mite heats fifteen dolls ent.nce
fhc ih'rd D0y-fhc Prupfietor's Purse Of ,u,,
hundred dollars, three mile heats entrance ton to,,s
:, ne Fourth Day-A Usrdy-(,s, Purse fo. vl,.,
me entrance OF the second and t,ir Gay viii h., ,.t a.
with The collection Of the gats money; cntra.'s. FL
,eeh dollars, TO he added to the purse Iioss,o -
purse. 'F''
e. I'm ne '17', dr.. there i7 3reep Stake opened
cor ears old colts this spris four TO make rae
by dollars entrance, two mite heats-Ihis S,se X
close on The evening of tue FIRST daT'srace
., weights, 10 to be governed BY the Rules oe;ae
Old Fairfield Jockey Club - ''e
lou, at the gate, viii be received as usuai-S.rc,y
and .Ss06ics esa,ss - 80
those vino are in wan: of Booti> en- the Course VII
apply to the proprietor.
THOMAS WATSON.
I Tedsaz-cr and ProbTe.,r.
Ut Gentiemen attending from distance. can ~,
accommodated with entertainment At the residence IS
the proprietor, Fairfield. -
March 2o.----tdr
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THE SUBSCRIBER
CTcrS Ear Sale The fsl,oc,ri,,, 7-o,,, ~

y Z " ',3Ie ~. ] SttVsV4HS TackG or
LIND, Uiz-
NJ tract containing 10000 arpens French r,ea.
~ sure, in the comfy of St Chaii s, Mis,on r rr
tory .tuatednn the Big Calumet river emrtyinc into
the Nissispp below the salt works ON Salt river and 10
miles below Bufaioe settlement ~
= one tract Containing 5ia6 arpens situated on the
t'gie Fork OF Cuore river, emptyns into the Missi-
One tractofsoo arpens, on the Femme os,ss river.
enptying INFO the Missouri ~
ne above are FIRST rate Lands, and in a settled pat1
OF the country; the two last viii in eight miles Of mill
;. app''cston may be made TO Mr.Arend Rutgers.
hYng or the Dardenne river, ST. Charles county Mis-,
so'r' Territory, TO the subscriber with whom CO.
pres of the plots are lodged
loo arpens equal to sS J acres
PATR1CK GIBSON
Richmond, February 15--r,oogn
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RcsToR. April T..
INTERESTING TNFoRATITIOV
ERNAf CITII

The eiegart plot boat le,tc~ -ocmarnge sch.
Russell, Of n. York. aT. at E-w-Bedfs,d on
~ Wednesday evening last in the rennar< ably
ehnrt pas s'g' ofe2 davs from Canton, wit, a
rich Chinese cargo. Sailed De-. 2S.-eoote
cs'T coe vessel o. tAe passag SPANISH
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Franz fie r. Lelond ReAu5iicen

Sy the same attentive friend who furnished
lis with list Of British. vessels Of war taken
ana lost during the war, lately published, we
are indebted for the following list of lIr,tjsi,
Army and Navy officers killed ard taken pri
soners by the Americans since the 18th OF
June, 1912. The same friend has promised ia
furnish us complete list Of captures since
that period.
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SPORTS OF IIHE- TURF


GRAND MATCH RACE.
- WErN by Sir Archy, the pru-.
,kD perry Of James ]. Harrison, Esq and On,n,.,x
~ Potomac, the property Of Abn.r Robus5n ESQ -.
FlYE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
W,' take place at New-Nsrket, on THURSDAY. III.
!ath d%y G. PTi' THESE celebrated racer: y.r
Doth winners at New-Nsrket lac. fall ,aeet;nr-or.
both OF the age of four years this sraas--s, As
nearly equal in speed az vers c7er before lnatched
are TO run two mile hests an repeat carrying leohr
ano Will N all iits, exhibit contest more inter
ens to gentlemen Of the turf well rs Others fond
Oh thi fashionable amusement t.an was ever expcren
oeti at any race ground.
ne Subscriber, who s proprietor of tie course. an
uc'pating rrueh compeny tae OCCASION will ,oake
sueh arrangements Cor the accommodation q. rent.
men, Their seryantsad loTses the tavern of N,v
Market, and the Virginia inn in Peteis,lre. ~ can
not ia' giving satisfaction, g viii with pleasure reserve
Psiticiiar FOOTE'S. hcir, end stables or those wlorre
vious.y bespeak them 'f,l
:, JoE.Nf II 0RSH.8.'L.
N. H. On the succeeding day of The nlsteh.race
purse OF l7ro Hn'drerI and fyis Ilolqrs 81 be hus
up al the post Tree for any nay whatever running two,
rnie heas and repeat, carrying the weights If The.
course, eUtranee rs dosrs--In consequence Of vI,h
ban Tie usual toll will be collected Of e tate each
fay-to wit-four wheel carriages 3s--two vi ce' 10.
mt, hoisemen Is 6d and foot-rGsscngeIs, Cd J. W
March 95. re, ~ " - ~
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is HEREBY GIyEN-7Dot =,

NOTICE is HEREBYG IyEN- al
~ fers'ns oTrni',g or Adding in trust, tar
G6le PROPERTY IN ire CORPORATION aid Gu oje
Richmond subject to the direcf tar of'ihe IL
SAFES, are required 20 make or and hand in
ficir Est of,the sanc 90 me Subscriber ip,,,,e-
ciufsly--fhe tifhe tiarised by lasu for making
our the general resutns. being 50 peru shori.
fersohs are earnestly requested to attend
fro'rtf.y 10 This notice icst trey nleui- Tie re-
netty Of 100 dollars. for filling 10 siue in
their Hst Ssreca6ie 90 ioyr--H Gst of'rcoi and
heryc''dl hroiierty' waist sc refarred scha7afc
ana distnics FINN tie : furniture ana ssulch'
asf--Hcr1'S roy oe hed at tte different h,in-
snS oVlses IN Iris eify-Ihe lis. must De IL,
every instance subscribed bvtAe ozy,ey Of
tiroherty, ~ tds ferson giving in the Hst.
JAS. G. ANTHONY.
.fsscsssr far The Gye Rich,,sni
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FOR SALE or RFM,C

y ~ HoOSES aud I.OTg the BevlS.v r..
y belonging to the r,bscfher--Ihe es.ir' .StttT
contains tour Frge and tvs small ruofus -, ~ hgse
ag'nI{; earuener.7 house, Rad 4 ~ If ~ khe'
va,er 81 enclosed n The best Sanner y oi eyecitq.t
be sdie @sy y 'p.rsd grsn sr I'd t~I 5res a.
q hrst rats "sr,1aler may - I'm more ground
WIN the pace. For terms spriy ~, purchased or ur,d
H1sret ,<--,r JOHy.' S.7TCuEz5
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Nfl1ICE

"A $3.50 siS s1ess cd psprs % ,bs ,,, s.
de1osi.ed & 5; ~ tPea 70 be many alic5 me
IT, - ~ ~" sIa Comrzesioe,, 90 Wera
~ tTop.i e'ors ere requested 10 ,,,,,, ,""'cet-
H. 20 ~ ty as shall DOT 10 n.y'elg
hp,a 81 ~ .1o7.,o efbi M J2W s0r,r,,
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British Eagol cahtains kil,ea,.

British 6r,ny Officers kR2ed e. teksn.
acknowledgement packenham,
lieutenant general Hislop,
Major general Brock.
Major-gencral Ross,
Major general RIAL,
M jor-geueral Gibbs,
Major general Keane.
General Gray.
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thrown into prison. The British demanded
his Teiease-but his countrymen beheaded
HIM.
Captain Thorndike heard nothing of any
insurrecuon Or attempted revolution in Chi
ma.
About two months previous to the sailing
Of the Russell, the Granpus arrived with
eighteen sail of ships FROM England. The
same were to sail on their return, March /,
1915.
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Tine following, Anecdote was cor1Tnunica-
ted to Us by III, acquaintance, who was in-
forrned Of tidy az American captain, WHO
vas prisoner at the time in Plymouth.
Inc British ship Captain, formerly Admit
raj Nelson's flag ship, having accidentally ia
ken tre in the port of Plymouth, Eng. and
her cable having beer cut. she was driven to-
wards the dock, and it was apprehended she
would do much damage 20 the shipping, ma
val stores, &c. Tie ships of war ard a.
mong them two 74's, were ordered 70 fire in
to and sink her. After constant fire OF IS
minutes. without producing any effect, the
fire-ship still drifting sailor belonging, 70
one OF the us. and who had been captured in
the Guerriere & Java, vehemently exclaim-
ed by Cd, Ut the Constitution was here,
sire would sink her in ten minutes"
PetcTs6Hrg Rehfl6Lto,,.
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GT The above sale is postponed until Saturday the
@'ih OF June. April I9--en,,ls
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III PERSONS

Nh PERSONS
az hNlNfs claims upon the Estate OF M. Saml.
4 GreeHlow, deed late of the city of Riohmnnd.
are requested to present the ssu,e to III. srhrrber
and those indebted TO said estate will render payment
10
GEO. GREE.NHOB,
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