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DOMESTIC.

- NEW-YoRK, Aug. 6.
FIRST VICTORY or BONAPAKTE d.
YER THE ALLIES.
he letter of Lord Wellington to Lord
Bathurst, Of the 22d June, published this day
and which the adjective federal editors ntnelr
SuhtrloH2e./ oHy, have headed the DGrEAr
Or BoHhPARTE, gives Il melancholy although
glossed description Of orc. 81 the most des-
tluctive battles IN which Englisl troops ever
we're engaged. iGstcdd OF Bone ,arte being
defeated, be had driven the PrUs3ians over the
oamDTe- attacked and defeated THEM az Vii
leroy, ON the other sjas Of the river--mahe
tnm taii back Oh FleVrUs, and marched with
continued success on the road to Brussels
For ono whole day were the Prussians DIV
en- trcih all their heights anG H every move
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BOSTON, August Q,
FROM FRANCE

FROM FRANCE.
Last evening, the ship Cora, capt. Oxnard,
arr. here from Brest, which she left 10th
June.
1t was announced that morning, by tele-
graph, that battle had been fought between
the French army, commanded by Bonaparte
III person, and the English army by the Duke
| OF Wellington, lii which the French army was
victorious
When the Cora left Brest, there was no
communication between that place and the
South OF France the rovalist army was he
tween Nantz and Rennes, and said TO be fftv
thousand strong The communication with
Paris was also expected to be cut off.
Capt. OXuard politely favored us with a
he oil French papers to the 18th June Their
material c0rtcntS have been anticipatcd.
On the 25d July. Capt Oxnard spoke IT
b, M. Sch Bramble, 2Odays,from Portsmouth,,
with dispatches, ANNOUNCING,
nat on the 18th June, Battle vas fought
near Lisle--that .B0napaTte attacked Lord
WellIugton's arm, and after hard fouebt
battle, the British army forced through the
centre OF the Frcnch--tlIat Bonaparte endea-
vofed valnly, seven tiraes, TO rally his infan-
try, but the charges of the British cavalry
prevented him from executing his design.
British.
The report adds, that Gen. Vandanme 2,
two other French generals we're taken pris-
oners, and that the Br. 42d regt. was entirely
destroyed.
The Brainblc had captured two Fr mer-
chsntmen from the IT, 5. for France.
Capt Oxnard, also, on the 9th July, spoke
brig II days from Gibraltar, and was in
formed, that an Algerne f,igde and brig had
been captured by three American schooner,
q brig, and sent into Carthasena, in Spain.
LONDON, June %. 'Ehe Austrian army Of
Italy, 55 900. has crossed the Eesino, on its
march into Savoy.
Bonaparte left Paris for his army the 10Th.
ana the 10Th was at Meubeugc Oh the from
ter On the 18th he published flaming adj
dress to his soldiers by which il appg'reo
that Ney was to command the left wing.
irevious TO leaving J.. ris, he instituted = Re
geney, composed of Cambeccrts, I.ncien and
bonaparte, Cardinal Fesch, and bis Ailn,ytyrs
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EXTRACT.
Headquarters Division Of
the South, Adjutant-Gen-
erals Office, Nashville,
July 81, 1915.
GENERAL orders.
I4eutcnaut-Col w. s. Hamilton, Of the
rife regiment, now at Carlisle, Penn. il not
already ordered Ivy Major General Brown,
viii rone diately organize that regiment as
FAR IS practicable, out Of the different regi-
ments directed, and pat the same IN march
Tor Prairie du Chen, by way Of Pit,sDureh.
descending the Ohio 4 ascending The Missis-
sippi. petAchmen5s OF the rude re- iraauts ia
the states of Georgia aid Tennessee viii ss-
ssinSle at SfniihlSni, noota q Cumberland
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The U. 5. brigs of war, Saranac andBoxer,
sailed from this port yesterday, for the Me-
deterrauean.
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NEw-YoRK, Aug. 8.
BY the British ship Port Royal, from Liver
pool, the Editors of the Mercantile Adver-
Stiser lave received a London paper of the
18th, and Liverpool of the 18Th June, from
which we have made the following ex
tracts,
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Public Sale.

On Tuesday next, the i9thinstant, vii
BE sold at the Ven.lue Store, for ths
benefit of The underwriters.
One hogshead HARDWARE.
r. O. .Marstelter.
December Is y
Public Sale.
ON Tuesday next the 18th inst will be
sold at the Vendue Store.
Superane and second broaacloths
Cassimeres, Bennet's cords
Devantinc silks, Gotten shirtirgs
Ginghams
Cambria, leno and jaconet muslins
Wooflen and cotton hosiery.
r. G.. MarstclIcr.
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While in the service Of the United States.
|during the late war, BY allowing them
donations in land or otherwise /; aud that
They have leave to report BY bill Of other.
wise.
On motion Of Mr.. Ticker,
Resolved, That tbe committee for the
district sf Gelumb;a be instructed To en-
|qune into Che expediency ofproyidmgbs
Elawfor the enclosure aud improvement
|of the puhlic Square near the Capitol IN
the said Distract.
0nInytisn of the same gentleman,
Resolved. That the committee for the
district of Columbia be tructed to en-
laire into the expeAiency Of authorizing
|the Secretary Of State. On the part of the
u. s. to subscribe for certain number OF
|copies ofan edition Of the wsseyclasive-
~ relating to the District of Columbia,
proposed tobe published by ]. B. Colvin.
|af the said district.
Mr.. M'Lean offeredfor constellation
|-he following resolution
Resolved. That the committee. on TIE
Judiciary be Instructed T. enquire, whe-
|.aer aav. and, II any, what amendments
hre necessary I'd a law passed at the last
sessioa Of Congress. entitled . m act re-
lsSslasiag acd defining toe dates of tire
limited States Judges for the territory OF
EIiaui =
Thesresalation was agreed to, after
I :aSinabeen amended. M n:at;an of Mr..
.enninss, byadding thereto the fellow
l:ag: : and also what amendments are
l-,ecessary to tie act passed ut the last
ies>ion Of Congress, regulating the re-
laera' Cauit of the territory OF Tn
Iaiana.''
On motion of Mr.. Wilde.
! Resolved, That the committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to inquire. whe-
|ther aas, and, if any, what additional
provisions are cary to be made for
she more eAec.ual awarding. granting,
issuing AMI returning writs of Habeas
!Gorpps nv the Conrt nf the U. States.
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t,raEoaN, Oct. o..
Translated Cor tie Patriot.
IE.etrast Of ieifer officially sent to Il

sEEeiraef Of letter officially sent to til
undersigned.
< Murat embarked on the night of tn
18Th September, with 200 armed metl
and about S0olscers. on board six gon
lolas, large boats, with provisions for
days. A violent storm in the night be
tween tie seth and ist of October
forced the expedition Oh the coast, ant
Esepersted the six bsats. On the 4th wa
Idc cried os' tie coast Of Sorrento boat
which vas believed to appeftain to Bar
l5arsS cFuizers. and which seemed to be
Il&eking cut or waiting fer other YES
sells
On The 5th. a signal was made fo'
Ianother inssae Gulph of Salerno, an6
It,en tao ussre boats were seen tn rejoir
lsle former.
S:urat debarked with gen Francesclie.
hi, one c.,innel aid about 80 armed mel
lat the Fiazo, or the coast of Calabria
mot far from Monte Leone, and ABOUT AZ
Ihcurs march fiam Naples.
He left so men and s6ase officers or
BOARD the other two boats, giving order,
10 saii along the coast of Calabria.
lie had scarcely dise.nbafked. wher
he proceeded to the great qnare, assem-
b!ed the peepie. and ordered them to cry
long live King Joachim--teli;ag tl1em
snat he was the King and came "a. take
of lbs states.
\ At this time there were no troops there
IA moment ofuneertainty oilaaess ba1
the pesantry and other brave Risia og the
neis iibnrlao,, having learnt the ialsasnss
of Alurat, armed themselves and Came
TO attack him.
5 Altera warm and obstinate resistance
Aiuat's party was overcome: and he hlm'
self was taken. put in irons, and conduct
ed to Gen. Nanziaute, comman4er Of "a
labria.
At the departure of the Courier, tllt
most perfect tranquility reigned in tina
earosince. 0n the 10th. a div:sionof Nea
|yolitan gpn-boats captured two otbel
boats, sailing along ti.at coast. whose
|owners, as we'll as the officers, dcclaret
|,ha alp,at;had told item in jaccio, thai
Ia.s ,neai,t to 10 to funis. but when al,
|f-ise,; OFT cape casbof'a. they Y ere com,
,nandesi to steer for CalabrIa."
froa, the kayaisconsulate of the two
-iciiies. I,egi,orn, 18th October, 1915
81, tsA.epEfs DESPERATE.
Vice Consul.
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GERMAN GOODS.

Charles 1 Caf!ett
ETAs received per the ship Orion, di-
AZ rect from Hamburg. and offers for
sale tie following Goods. viz.
SEQ boxes Glass " are,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tueibicrs. w.ne glasses, double
Tint aud eilt edged, window glass, &c.
goo bales Linen,
Consisting Of Platilias, BIltannias'
Igsopilias. Romans, Cholets, Creas, BIS
LADIES'. Howlas, fIessians, Sail Cloth,
|Wi.;tc Sail, stout hempen licklenburgs
ISsnaburgs, Bur'aps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Staw knives,
Brass wire,
Quil!s,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demllohns,
Apothecaries' classes,
Furniture, bottles and beads; &c.
All of which will be sold on as sool
terms as they can be purchased in thu
United States.
Nov %
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COFFEE.


We have now in storefor sale.
500 bags prime Conceive coffee,
4s puncheons Antigua and Demcra,
ra ruin,
100 crates queens ware,
IS hhds. molasses,
IA casks London brown stout
IL casks cheese
10 boxes 10 by 10 window glass
10 boxes clayed sugars
100 boxes segars
So packages German and silesia
linens
81 pipes choice cognac brandy
Gen. Marion's Crgo,
so barrels prime pork, Alexandra
inspection
54 hhds. tobacco stems
A complete suit Of sails, rigging and
apparel, for vessel of l0U tons, nearly
new.
Nov Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16

Superfine London cloths and
Stockincts Cheap.
The subscriber has JUST opened and Of:
ters for sale,
/ bale super6ue black and blue London
cloths, at the low priceeof SO SCI
per yard.
/ case OF Stockinefs, all colors, at frem
80 Is to IS the double yard.
case orange red and green Rsmba-
zetts
Other goods as usual.
David Peabody.
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Public. Sale.
Books & Furniture at Auction

QAN Saturday next the 10th at the
z late Office of Charles Lee, decd. il
Alexandra, will be Soda very valuable
and extensive collection of books, In
Guiding the law library Of the deceased.
ALSO,
Sundry miscellaneous articles Of house
hold furniture and goods, among then,
some elegant.
BY order Of the ADMINISTRATORS,
P. G Marsteiier, Auc'r.
dec ii
The Editor Of the National Intelli-
gencer will insert the above 6 send his
Dill to this Office.
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Public caie.

,.kSG The snip Maria, win be sold
pubic sale on WeaseEdl9 the
Both instant, at eleven O'Clock. She 10
a FIRST rate vessel. built Of the best ma.
terials and well found, will carry $500
barrels orsabout 500 hvssheads tobacco;
has made two voyages: Terms mads
known at time Of sale:
Eece,nber 1fs.
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=. ssHINeTox. Eec. lS. ISIS.


. SIs--I,leem il my ststy tn intorm yo,
and the members Of t:.a House. that
have this day by letter to the Governor
efNorth Carolina resigned my seat in
the House Of Representatives.
Cannot withdraw from those, with
whom haze been associated fer wears,
without expressing the grateful sense J
entertain Of their n;,ilaSlp Kindness. and
assuring thea, that it viii be remember
edwith pleasure during life.
am, ST.; your o3edseat servant,
NATf. MACON.
The following new members appeared
tins day. VIZ trom Massachusetts. Mr.,
Mills from New York. Mr.. Kent from
Delaware. Nr. Clayton from Penn
syIvania, Mr.. Griffin.
On molten of Mr.. Eastau.
Resolved, That tie committee on
Public Lamls be INSTRUCTED 70 enquire
whether aay anti If any what. alterations
aud amendments acr necessary 40 be
made cutse NV giving tie fight o. pre-.
emptian TO settlers nm HE Public Lands
IN the terrt:..y q Missouri anal also il
TIE tcrritaries 81, iiiihais arft Indiana.
l'n notion nt SIR. calncn.
Resolved, FRAT cmnnsittee Ire aal0iut
ea 70 eaq's i..:p the exre.l;ency of pro
Vdlns Tor tie Widows and urpGans ot.ths
oalcers, non-eem'nissioaelf officers, tausi
cans and ilrisaseS ri lie. s.annteers Az.
mii,la WHO ilase heen killed in battle
u'ea l;s se.yice d oI Wounds received
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, DGcEMBEs IS.

MARRIED on Thursday evening las
" the Rev. Dr.. Muir, Mr.. RoBrn1
Saccxsr jr. TO aa;;iiss BErsar LoseDzs,
All of this town.
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In The House Of REPRESENTATIVES. no
business was transacted YESTERDAY. eS-
|eept tie presentation and reference d
some petitions, and tie House adjourn.
ed oysrtiA Monday next.
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.Ess.rtraci Of q ieftPr tn a respectable m.r-
csant il Baltimore. from his friend, ia
ted
..reRoaN,, Oct. 90.
Is Stree nv letters were closed, intor-
.aation has heen 4eeeived in town. taat
IMusat had been SHOT at aplace called
lpizaa.''
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Bolting CiDtl,9.

The subscriber has just received ~
die General Linsan. Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, large 4 elegant as
sortncnt of Boiling Cloths, Of a superior
iuaI;ty. which viii be offered For sale at
the store Cf MIR. James Anderson:
Amos alerander.
October 6. II
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Port Of AleImdrid

80 ~
CLEARED
Sclr. Martha and Jane, Huntress
Portsmouth.
George Beckwitlls Morgan. Bos'
ton.
LYDIA, Bears, Boston.
sIoop Triton, Heffeton, Richmond
Brig Jane, Mneilan, n. York.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is. =
Arrived schr. Spy. Coward. from st,
Thomas, IS days to the Capes. Lett
there 25th, schrs. Thetis, Parker, for
n. Y. in 5 days; Ann, Ginado, Balt
unloading brig Mary, Stansbury, Of
Baltimore. ar. days before /; brig Dove
. Alexandria days brig Clarissa
Claiborn, Philadelphia do. Spoke in
lat. So. l., lon. IS, ship Jane, fifteen
DAYS from Boston for Savannah. Came
into the Bay on Friday--a ship and 6
briggs standing in. In the bay spoke
sclr. lawrence, Barnes, SO days from
SMYRNA, and brig frdm Charleston.
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wgDxHsDAy, Dec. IS.

A numsar cfsretitions we're presented
the particulars ofwmcis could not be OBJ
tanned foi, to-tay's publication.
TheSl9sAer lad besaEe The HOUSE the
foiiowis,s letter from Mr.. Macon, OF II.
Carolina
Iotac sfssal's,crc tx Noase Of l9gPrssen:
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ciers have conquered the conouerors OF Eu-
rope
Ies--Vi:ginians you may wei, rejoice at
the .;ioriss OK this war. Though We have lost
some OF o,i' valiant brethren WHO have fallen
III the cause of their country, wept By d ma
tons tears; though We have incurred d
debt Infinitely short of the exaggerated
statements Of the FEDERAL iaction.l Which
years of prosperity will rapidly dischai se-
yet what abundant reasoBs nave YOU for con-
grstniation and joy Instead OF b,ing era
SEQ from the lst OF nations" ycur country is
elevated IN the scale of the world. Instead OF
h@nsIg down his head in humility < sorrow,
your ;ciow- ci izen, VINO is now travers.ng a
iore'Yn cliCic, may eXclaipi, " } AN, proud of
beng an American. We have dra,vn the
sword to assert our rights. We have sheathed
it IN homer. instead OF drawing cut the last
tnrty months in inaction, or VIVA. is infinite
y worse, in disgrace. as the policy Of tine
FEEDER alsts would have compelled US to do we
have seen deeds performed which will fill ND
the page OF hstory-Ss hero IS appear, whose
names viii CAUSE the little hearts of our chill
q en- 10 beat with pride.
IL all this nothing ?---Are the UNPARALLELED
exploits we have performed AZ sea the uu-
r!vai'ed victories We have gained on the
Niagara and at Ncw-Crleans, noIbmg> No,
Fciiow-C t;Zens, instead Of being diseraced
49, i''o' Z neg NONOFCU Iitdil ever. ne
European says ofus. that we have 4" sustain
Ell the most nolllc attitude as an independent
people, proud or its patriotism its force. and
its ancient slpry."-We are raised, too, in our
Own eyes. as well as in those OF the world
We have, moreover, acquired military skill
cheers, e.rHeTience in politics AMI AL war.
Are all tnt 81 nothiDgs
And remember, that these advantages
have been ss ned, not cIly aeainst the enemy
1! no.
gained them IN spite OF the Federal ooDosi-
tcn--of al their struggles for Office. of all
their defamation. of all their Efforts to weak
en- ne ann OF their government. We have
had I" contend not only with inexperience,
out with tacti0n not only against England.
ou. against faction in the East that threat
encd topr s rate the pillars of our Union.
lh"n, ire, holders Of Virginia, which will
You prefer--tne blend of the War, or the
'dvoc ate Of Sui niission---those, WHO have
strained every nerve to snpp ~ Our rights.
or those who have strained every nerve 20
oppose the administration those who have
giveB YOU honor, thnse WIG SIC. al rs
beams those who said thNt they alone could
give You Peace. or these who haze given il To
! YOU VIII You have Randolph on Zones. the
plausible oy-toi guel in,bec;lc Lewis, or the
idSil-minS:cd NJ. son ?--Chocsc We in yoor
wisdom.
Ye have Peoce---Those who tod vo, that
the Republicans could not or would ntt make
| II, stand convicted before ycu of be;n.. k1iee
f'rothets. Mr.. Randolph declared g That
none or those who voted for war world i've
to vote for Peace" Infl7ua}ed D ,litician i,j,.
Soothsayer O. comets. earthquakes and e,,Iir3
ses now is IL mistaken Peace d,ycJIs II,
our onrderS, and our country ONCE more
t&Ses her stand among the proud nations OF
|! Tie Garth.
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~ description of grain ant fic,,r is abundant
Flour.2ay be quoted At from /, 10 dollars
on which The present duties ANA charles 49,
mount to IS per barrel
ne sch. Lydia. ar; at Newcastle yester-
aay' N - days from Lisbon. wish \ carg, OF
d'y-goeds, t,n, &c. she brought I,ondon 10
pcrs to the 4;h jan. The weathc, lad bee,
very severe in the channel. The Dilfcs
F1'e', bourd TO the Mediterranean, had nee,
o"r>ersed and put into difei.0t po,ts in tl,,.
channel. N
The ship William and Alfred. prize 70
the HARRY, OF this port. had been rcca--
turen by the Zenobia, and conveyed into
There was no ALGERINE. force out. 7.
was understood at Lisbon, tina, the l.. s. br,,
S1itEN had been taken and carried into tb,:
S1pe OF Good Hope by British irgate. The
lydia saw nothing or the coast.
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C@ab Carler's. Ee5 la.h. 1915.


W cannot pe--nit orr-eIv' ~ hr separated from
J'', Trout s-itre &c occasion 10 off v1p our. ,
%r'''na' on7 on The Peace to which our e,.nirv -.
hean reawel. on TIC brilliant defence ct .:.or-
iI "hch hte eOrsum'natr,l the career # our arroq
20 : Jon respectful and affi ctiorafe far ,vou
We ~ ID injustice IN mr. ,,r T. eli,gr ,or -
NJ" 20 t""'ey 70 you our seBtio.cuts ~ the noror or
'spdah" 20 US az nj O7ce pleasing apd m, nncholy
?! Ni't, because We shall return N orr i,a,oes. our
"o''s.' "a end. m.@pc'oiy be,a,sr fiendshir,s
i'' sic"l.5f Iind'el 20 The sirine Of patri,tis- w
~ yer through ths c'a'riiies & piiyaGoDs OF var
moi or m " 80 ~ gre iicI
Hse'HiIi"d ipr ui0ry vra.s ~ loo tlsssi7c NJ CO.
"oIn' "n Wy ih- y,;pr 81 tp, ancestors. VI stnsh,
"fh ~ TO The fell li'il - vile, v.e roid ~ Is.,,
-! sf",is. except hearts Devoted ~ rr,r co,,.,,-
mo TIE vigilance srd .itv nf Fcrc ,0,,,, ra1d ne
I'VE sei' "tlcr. consri Ij jiscl,ine si.e ~ ,cp
plf'' VIC rave seen yoi "arl.i n va,i ,4,rt =.
PcTNe 'F honor aHaifs l'arnoss. ~ s,jb,-irv ~ Al,
mug f".tf svstarn IS i'opartlty md a. ei,lir~ m,
ave We beer less Impressed wiz I've az c,or ar a.
pr'"atAh o. t'e reisc 30 nasty edi,ced by yonr ir
""puns '1te-rf~1 e. RI thirv ,i,li = y-u. ,,,r
=" ~ Iecnug ne health oftho-e .rder yoir o1mr,ss
- a, ~ soF c,, Civ r1'i .,,, s,.ocse- ..,
Fh no oifho sTnces1ty ri stfrctp, .as c,7efo-.
'lHh y ASSURE OF us. whenever r ,iol-ied rinbt
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"n-5pats slPop-r;rgel cArryirg one 81 Ibe- anil
one II .1ch mortar each az
he '"+e f-'Sate about wears old, a,,, TIE hos,
~ ot '!e 'r9n-'hpl' the 9ize o. ON ;i ono tfoa
t''"e % the d'ers veF~ ,M hnylly >
a'|'t tie size ~ CIV 50 arn f7et,s Jr,t ~ "a '
VS. nov, i"ns'eiat Airie - ,ont 500 20 sbrr,Ss,
ne c4Vett's nj - gus. Gree, Ie, s n, ,.r
.e'i mo eF'nzeis ahost 100 tons hurthen eae, That
OF - 'ns - old vessel ;l,o,it S50tnas 'Cbe o L;
ane.' z:'o, and the Nsb~c1 about 40 tons,
ne cs''e5t cannon 10 thPr f-ic,trs are Isile,s -
Onl ueHe DO not extend thr0uA, IT,. whole b,,,r L
vnF son' n2'her' among them; the o.her guns az o.
and Us ne corVettes AMI briS9ca.r Us osanI 6s
more n them have carroua,,os
he'' squadron Was then commanded by Rsis H,,,
nha, "a 9ctiSe ard euterpri,i;g sa,nit,l-,n ~
years oh a'''--io'U' ~
ne crews ara generally of;hs Lowest ort.r os,eo-
PIE 10 Ailcr', picked sp in to- ste &c -Fh,, 49,
n'ung oi regular e0sahaf-i,ut are .aii 10 l.. bsv <
den I'D entirely OIL bGry'ing ~
Ihc present ID Had,c AMI bsshas0 leo, o,.,;-,..
am, cruel man - va" Oo' uaate
Mr. Lar .sys lfonr small f,~.e ean opera,e freely
nu. ne netterranenn) sea, Ais;ets will be hr,n
artillery, planted on the seaside.
CT We publish with sgs uar NJ e sure H.. r,l,o,r.
,eE abde 70, add answer. greo, U-igs.je. C,,frt
,,ey h'y" 'ecr delayed contrary 10 our ,visl
~ ~ The 'oo' oi intelligence which has lately poured
10 upon ' Pun ="
az. C4@p Ct-tcr's FsB 10, 1875.
'lnteh to convey 70 orr Genera. ito rqrtipo
o'fic3 Of tie 4G Srs-is--.,fFer n7 70 sn,,,,,d -
w','t W; have sreaiy said in c,,Drion ,.b ot. 10
""rlnce o. our entire approval ~ yonr ,G;.;aI
course, the vq nest expires ~ o orr ~, soo,, Recall
,A 1910 .; To ,,- SOM csg,,,,,,e %,
ANDTtW BEAN, ?lIo,ry ofne
Is. z. TODD. an 0'T5Goe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-11
.7;5H'aAt General's c5ice,
hichnCr-. III March, 1915.
GENERAL. nR1.NiEC

ii.h. CCininsa'.s'.ts OF Regiments ,iat i,aye been
snppl;ed with Military Store IN. hTunili,.s ,r ~,
VIZ nave them collected ar Departed il, son,, pr,,
P"ee' wunn Their respective Regiments .ur sat X en-.
nag Iie rhen vii be permitted ,o reain tier arms
am sc'o''treh4htS An n'entrv rs t,c whole o. the
p"bs property, thus collected vii Nc mat. ,t 81
az; lie order and condition III tie sew ri arti AID
forwarded 10 This ce ~ the co,Gma,i- IF Zach re-
shnent. Dy Order, CIV. G}OCH,
a, General
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NOTICE.

Z b RSUiNr 70 Deed Of Trust executed to ?, ,
9arf q. ei Is Jsm-s V. Bali aud duly prove, s,
recorded IN The County Cont Of Northumberland ,fr
ne P'"9?,e5 therein men;iohcd--WH b. sold to tI.
.'SeS' h"id. = On t"e premises 0n tie i.st dav If
,Th next -'Iiree Hundred ae-s or T.1NrD -
northumberland COUNTY 5ci1; mart oC the elegaat set
~ the sid Ball, delightfully."- sitlsfci IN Com Sra
1''nnHn'n' mot bcaui'iul view OF tie CLsss,D.sIe
Bay aud IL, 'otouae R,-C,.
~, LRy'f&S S.DTTX, Trustee.