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NOII

BY virtue ola Deed of Trust from Chas.
!! l.. Count hewitt to the Subscriber, will
be exncsed to sale at public auction for
ready money, on Monday the esth day
of August next,
A piece Of Ground lying
upon the north side of Duke street ana
to the westward of Fayetts street, front
ing s6 feet upon Duke street, and run
mig back 100 feet to a 10 feet alley !:
Upon this ground is erected a convenient
two story brick dwelling house with back
buildines-the sele tobeon the premises !:
at the same time and place will be sold
small tract of land lying in Fairfax
county, containing ;aib91f l2 acres known
by the name of Bloomfield Farm.
ALSO.
Ut the same time and place
EIGHT Valuable Slaves,
ALSO, at the same time and place by
virtue of a Deed of Trust from Charles
L. Count hewitt to the subscriber and
Robert GRAY, will be sold Tract Of
LAND in Morris Township, Washing
ton county, Pennsylvania. containing
nearly 500 Acres-ALSO, q Lot Of
Ground end House in Nottingham, state
of Maryland.
JAMES KEITH.
July o5. is.
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VN7ILL be sold, on MONDAY. the
w l4th day of August next, at PEERS
tavern. in the town of Leesburg, two
LOTS OF land. situated about six miles
from Middleburg and four from the noun
tain. One lot occupied by Mr.. Falton,
which will be sold subject to his lease,
containing ls1-the ether occupied BY
Mr.. Patterson, of which possession may
be had on the first of January next, con-
tanning upwards of $50 acres. Persons
desireus of viewing the premises are re-
|ferred to John P. DuLANY, Eesiding near
them. The terms one-third cash, the
balance one and two years with interest
from the cate.
DAN. F. DULANY, } Trus-
VIM. HERBERT, jun. tees.
July IL. dts
Liberty Engine House Lottery
Will shortly draw four times a week
and will be finished early in September.
The two capital prizes of $4,000 dis.
are still in the wheel.
Present price of tickets eight dollars.
For sale By
R. GRAY.
July OF.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.


EDAN AW AV from the Subscriber
aa in Washington, on the 25th July,
a negro man, named NATHAN, twenty
three or four years old /; had on when he
eloped, blue over jacket with white Il
men pantaloons, and new furred hat !:
it is probable he may change his clothing
having taken others with him. [ have
reason to believe he is in Alexandria, or
some other part Of this District. | will
give. if apprehended in the District, and
secured in any Jail so that Get him a.
gain, Twenty Dollars. and if taken out
of the District, the above.
Walter I'll. Jennifer.
July 81. eotf.
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The Restorniire Po:cder for sft
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comterts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
.shitens. the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and fouiness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to In
Iiure and fnallyrmn them.
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States FOR roofing Houses.

States Tor roofing Houses.
TIE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens Of Alexandria, Geo. Town,
and Washington, that be is authorised to
contract for the delivering any quantity
of Baltimore Roofing Slate, sold by Mr..
W. Carman. The following are the pri-
ces -
For 10 and / in length. 8 dollars per
square, roof measure.
For IL and IS ditto, 9 dollars.
For IA, Is and 16 ditto, 10 doll"rs.
For II, Is and 10 ditto, II dollars.
For 90, 81 and 90 ditto, 10 dollars.
For %, "a and 26 ditto, IS dollars.
{ For 2S and so ditto, % dollars.
The terms will be more fully stated
to any gentleman calling on the subscrib-
er in king-street.
JOHN PARADISE.
May 81. 9awtf
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Hugh Smith & Co.

Have just received per ship Ocean, Cap
Adams, from Liverpool,
Aad offer for Sale,
274 crates ard 8 bids. Eartken Ware
$50 boxes of Pipes
l bale superfne Broadclotlls, assert.
ed co!ors
9 bales Ubetch Fianneis, assorted
4 cases Pins, assorted
, / cask containing Needles,
First quality Gilt and Plated Buttons,
Curry-Conbs and Crambo Combs.
August IL. dom
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Hahn's gcauinc Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy hr all diseases OF
the eyes. whether the effect OF natural
weakness or of accident.
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Damask Lap Salee.
Hans true 9 genuine German Corn
Plaster. @aa

AninfalibIe remedy for corns, speedily
removing themroot and branch, without
giving pain.
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August 9
WILL BE SOLD,

On the 5th Of October neat, if }fas'. q
not, The neat .fair day
The stock of Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, brood-Mares & Colts,
80 ELONGTNG to the estate of Rich
Ed ard Ereat, ESQUIRE, deceased
The flock of sheep amounting to about
200, contains four Rams, and six Ewes
Of the full-blood Meriro, & thirty Ewes
of the 15-16ths, the rest OF infericr grade.
Bonds with approved security for all
sums of twenty dollars q upwards, pay
able six months after the sale, with inte-
rest if not punctually paid, will be re-
CURED and cash for all sums below that
amount.
W The sale will take place at the
( arm
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For Freight,
EkI The Shin
1902 Q CE A n

&c. William .adams. Mssta.. ''
burthen about $500 barrels. is an evo.,
let vessel, and will be ready in a Nf fer
days to receive a cargo. wv
Apply to
LAWRAs0N G. Fo5,TIE
Who haze receire9 By said Stir. fr,,,
liverpool, ~"
AND FOR SALE,
1000 sacks Blown Salt
so boxes Tin Plates
$50 kegs White Lead
$ casks dry ditto.
August IL.
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Consisting of two women, five girls from
to Is years old, and one boy 6 years
old.
Thomas Mundell, Trustee.
August 5. lawSt*
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- | T..

IN pursuance of a deed Of trust from
|Clce Douglas, OF Charles county, | will
sell at public auction. in Perf-Tobaccr.
on Wednesday the Esd day of August
next, for ready money,
Eight Negroes,
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For CadK and a Marker

>,saI The FIST seiliag Brig ECO.
! ssa \ 0My, Josiah Farrow. nastpr !.
burthen $50 tons or about 1Io0 Esrres
and having two-third.s of Ter cargo nro
yided. For freight Of the remainder. on
reasonable terms, apply to
JOHN g. I.1DD & CO
Who offer for Sale fran said Brig
Ac0 casks LIME, ard 4O.OOO ner
charitable and clear BOARDS.
August II.
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e Ids Or Ca!ghs.
sHAMlLToN's ELIxIR.

Svssreiyn remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, .asthnsds, sore shroats, and
1 6ppronui1ng Consunptioms, and most
Disorders Of The breast and lungs.
4 SINGLE srial viii prove, that It
restores the determination OF the
huids to the surface of the body ana
brings on the common healthful persplp,a-
ton; that it dislodges and evacuates the
tough yiscid phlegm or niucus, streng'n-
ems ne weakened vessels of the lungs
sheathes the acrimonious humor Whlen
reritates them aud finally discharges II.
Thus strikes at the root OF the aisorasr'
the symptoms are OF course elecsua. ]
and permanently conquered, the reverse
81 common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disorder. FOR the sake Of moderatins Tor
the present some Of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
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.Haailton,s Grand Restorutire,

Is recommended as an invaluable me-
diciaefor the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure osthe various complaints which
rcshtiroel dissipated pleasures, juvenile
inaiscretioas, residence in climates unta-
vosabie to the constitution, the immode-
rate ase,of tea, frequent intox,sation, o.
otner destructive intemperance, the uni
skilfa or excessive use of mercury !; the
diseases peculiar to females at a certain
period of life, bad lyings in, etc.
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Selected from a 'aImerois LIT
TO III. LEE.

y .
2 Being DESTROYS to make public for the
good Of others the excellent quality OF
HAMILTON's ELIXIR. prepared by
the iffte Mr.. Lee, have sent you the foi-
lawing account of the benefit have re-
Sceived fromit; which l hope will induce
Others to rive it trial. In consequence
of bruize on the breast received from a
fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently ! have
had suddenly to rise up AN my be-, with.
all the horrors Of immediate suffocation.
Add tothese, a COPE. ant pain in my
breast and a Ssssagh, great less OF
strength sss 81 flesh, and Won may CONCEIVE
CO nv symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
oil most eminent physician was resorted
To-, and afterwards a second was called
in, but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew re and
the circumstances Of nv case, sdrised
me to gire Hamilton's EtiTir triad
saving. he had used sat IN his practice,
and ct,cays found itto do mach good. a.
bottle was procured, and I fopnd relief
before HAD takea half Of 1t. continued
IS use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. Ontaking cold, some
of my former symptoms etura'but are al
ways removed by dose or tive OF the E.
lixir.
n . 10 Ill,
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Hsmiiten's Rorm destroying Lo-

This medicine, whici1isas innocent &
mild, as is certain and eficatieus an It's
operation, cannot in|ure the youngest in
FAINT, should no wonns exist in the body,
but will, without pain orgraping, cleans
the stomach or bowels of whatever is foul
or offensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
dissrders,
HaAa's Al ii Bilious Pills.
y operation sftAsse pills sperfsetly
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I.oudoun Land.

July25.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09
DOMESTIC.
CONGRESS.

SExArE.-MOnday; Dec. 4.
This being the day appointed by the con.
stItution for the commencement Of the frs,
session Of each Congress
At II o'clock, the President pro tempo.
re took the chair; and the roll being called
over, it appeared that the following gentle
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09

Prom the Boston Palladium, Dec. I
~ 'ne snip Liverpool Trader, capt. Y. s. Trot
",'.on arrived yesteFday from Liverpool we were
3 0s, VIII me papers OF uiatcity 70 Tie 2}d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09

Some points in the cony cntion of Pence betwecnl
France and the allies are Sill adjust ne l5J,cJUl
allied troops viii remain in Fgmce-l0or 1900,
British troops IN Paris.
The French leg stature has before it new law
to prevent or punish seditic,s practices.
Get. 10, Ney preferre,lto the chamber Of peers,
c,am TO be tried rs apeer.
The French ministers appear to be anon-- the
most moderate members OF lhe h,use Of peers
Commissioners are appointed al PARIS to cyan.
lne the conduct OF Offices and pensionar.es, after
Napoleon's'return rom Eds.
Gen Desciie has Resigned as Governor of the
national guard at Paris
Murat escaped from Corsica Sept. 20, witlt15a
followers n three vessels. The British ship Me-
nander went in pursuit or him.
change of political system is saitl,to be COM
meme ed by the court oc Madrid The Ministry
has been changed. Several of the iRfJcrales hay,
| been hanlshei in their turn some to PORTO R,co.
some TO the philippine Islands.
| Mr.. III Wellesley returns to Spain as Ambassa-
do from England.
| The young prince Esterhazy has been appoint
ed the Austrian ambassador TO the court of Lon.
don.
The German count T.arisch has recently been
robbed and murdered in France.
| on the 18th ofSeptenber ali Algerine squadron
made two attempts to land men on the island OF
|
has been taken.
| The plague prevails at Cunstantinople.
| An lns'irrection has broke out in Ervpt.
The report Of a new dispute between the I,ri.
tlsh and Chinese at Canton is contradictetl.
| Accounts in England from Canton were to the
10th March Il is insinuatetl tlr,t the Amer.
cans foment the disputes between the English
and Chinese
Dsturbalces still continue in Ireland.
| The PRINCE Regent has issued a proclamation =.
ghnst the refractory Seamen at Newcastle &c
lie offers pardon to those who are concerned
who will inform against principal; anrr re-
ward OF 100 guinels to any one not concerned
who will apprehend any one that is. A forrn;ds.
ole naval and military force has been sent to assist
the civil authority in stibduimg the seamen.
| The session of the British Parliament has been
prorogued 20 the 1st of February. This IS i'm.
portant as regards the equal cation of dut es N
American and British ehipS as that measure had
| reference to this Session
| The glass manufacturers lately arrested AZ III.
yerpooi, have gwen bondsin Col. each not 20 de.
part for Amer Ca
New York papers to Sept 10, had been receiy.
ed Ia, London.
Charleston papers to Sept. Is, had been receiv.
ed in England. =
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HOUSE OFREpREsE nTaTTVEs7
MONDhY. Deca,nber

n.
AZ 10 o'clock, the Clerk took the Chair.
and calling over the Roll of Members by
States, 1t appeared that the following Men,
bers were present, viz.
From .sei0-Hamp siiire-Messrs. Athsr-
ton, Cilley, VQse, Wilcox.
Observation-Disclosures. Baylies, Brad
bury, Brigham, Brown, Conner, Hubert,
king, Nelson. Paris, Pickering, Reed,
Rice, RusgIess Strong.
Rhode istaad-Nir. Boss.
Messrs Champion, Daven-
port, Law, Moseley, Stkrges.
Vernlont--Messrs. Chipman. Jewett.
Langdon. Noyes, Lyon, Marsh.
Nag Forh--Messrs. Belts, BirdsaIl,
Brooks, Comstock. Crocheron, Gold. Ham
mond, Lovett, Motif, Savage. Schenck.
TaylQr, Ihroop, Townsend, Ward, Will
kins.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Baker, Bateraan.
Southland.
Pemasyfrania-Messrs. Crawford, DarI-
ington, Hahn, Hester, Hopkiason, Ing
nam, Lyle, Maclay, Milnor, Piper. Srhtb.
Wallace, Whiteside, L. Wilson, w VIII
son.
Dela'care-Mr. Cooper.
.uarytand-Messrs. Herbert, Stuart,
Wright.
2 81 :; ii''''iia-Messrs. Barbour, Brecken-
ridge, Burweil, Gholson, Goodwin, HAYES.
Hungerlord, Lewis, M'Coy, Nelson, New
ton, PleaSants, Roane, Smith, Tate, Tue
ker.
North Caroiisa-Messrs. Bryan, Clarke.
Cupeper, Macon, Murfrce, Stanford, VIII
liams, Yancey.
$. Caroliaa-Messrs Calhoun, Chapneu.
Lowndes. Mayrant, Middleton. Moore.
Taylor, Woodward.
Georgia-Messrs. Forsythc, Hall, Lump
kin, Wilde.
Asmucky-Messrs. Clarke, Clay. De-
sha' Johnson, M'Lean, ormsby, Sharp,
Ieanessee-Messrs. Cannon, Hender-
son, Powell, Reynolds, Thomas.
OhiO-Messrs. Alexander, Caldwell.
Clendenin, Creighton. M'Lean.
Loaisiana-Mr. Robertson.
a quorum being present
The House proceeded to ballot for
Sneaker and the Telers, having examin-
ed the ballots, reported, that the whole
number OF votes given was 122 that there
were
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.rt HAMBURG, Oes. -.
ne senate Of Lubeck has published tiseres
'9roipding II the request ofthe spanish minister.
All intercourse between The city Of Labeck, and
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nen were prcsent, besides the Pres;den,,

men were present, besides the Pres;den,
( slr. GailIarl.)
Messrs. Barbour, Horsey. Sanford.
Brown, Howell, TAFT,
Campbell, Hunter, Tichenor,
Chace Lacock, Varnum.
Daggett, Roberts, Williams,
Frnnentin, Ruggles, Wilson.
Aquorum being present, the Senate pco-
ceeded to business.
Mr.. Varnum and Mr. Hunter were ap-
pointed on the part OF the Senate. TO wait
on the President, and inform him that they
were ready to receive any communication
he might have 10 make.
communication was received from the
Citizens who have voluntarily erected
building on the Capitol Hill, for the teu,po-
rary accommodation of Congress; and
Messrs. ilorsey, Lacoek and Eromentin
were appointed committee on the part Of
tins house, to examine and report on the
state thereof.
The concurrence of ,the.other house wa,
requested in the two proceeding votes.
T. Messrs. Lacock, Howell & Daggett were
appointed the committee Of accounts.
Mr.. Roberts was "a pointed on the COM
mittee of enrolled bills. 81
Messrs. Fromentin, Sanford and 'Tiche-
nor were appointed the committee on en-
rolled bills.
A resolution for appointing Joint COM
mittee on the Library concerns, was read
three times, passed, and sent TO the other
house lor concurrence.
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Loxnox. Sent 90

=. LoNnoN, Sept. 80.
IL IS now SAID that VI. jays the author of only
the first Report made to the king upon the sim,
alton of Fsance, and that the second is the nro.
duction of NJ Carat. NJ Jay was formerly
professor OF oratory in College where Fonche
IN 1879, was Professor Of Physic. mfr. ]. Il -
sa"' formerly residcdim Boston, in the United
States
The whole of the Tripolitan armed ships are
now at sea, to the number of nne, including a
corvette OF 10 guns, which IS said TO have pass.
ea the Straits OF Gibraltar The greater part OF
Genoese schebecs. 49,
Ihe Inn ct La Belle .4LiI1ce, was sold ON
the 10th for 10000 irancs-5250l. The farm
and chateau of Hsug)umont are al,o for sale
me proprietor, an old baron of 80 years of age,
has retired TO NeYIies 80 :, o >
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Henry CLAY was therefore drly elect
ed, and conducted to the chair, from which
he addressed the House as distinctly as the
effects OF late seriousi HlisDosition would
permit returning his acknowledgment
lpf the honor conferred on him, paying
'hIgh tribute to the merits of his preaeces-
spr IN the chair pledging the exercise of
his best abi!it cs IN discharging the daties
unused on him. and throwing himself ON
the indulgenc o. the House for occasional
errors Of lndgmeat. &c. particularly in his
present III health. II.
The oath to support the constitution
having been administered by Mr.. Wright
TO the Speaker, the speaker in turn quail
ned all the Members present.
The Delegates frog, the territories, Mr..
baltimore, MIR. Jennings, and Mr.. Ste
phenson- were then also qualified.
The House PROCEEDED 10 electa Clerk.
when Il appea ed that Of 10 votes, Taoz
MAS DoUcHERTY, Esq. had IA, AMI was
therefore duly elected!
The other old officers were an re elect.
ed, viz. Thonqs Clarion; Door-keeper:
Lhomas Dann, sergeant al Arms, and
0egamin Baych, Assistant DOar keeper.
The several resolutions passed by the
Senate were received, read and concnrred
in.
Mr.. Uright and Mr.. H9ptiason were
appointed the committee on the part of
iIIs House to wait on the President of the
United States, &c.
Mr.. LolcPdes, Mr. F1rsyhe andTMr.
champion were appointed to enquire into
the state ofthe new building prepared bv
the citizens for Congress.
The usual orders as to rules, &c. were
adopted.
Tuesday Dec 5.
In the Senate, Mr.. Bib Of Georgia at
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nj = IUNDpN, OCTOBER %.
The accounts from Flanders & Holland are moi
OF prominent nature. They scribe the northern
provinces p, OF France as prey to the most cru |
disorders and, indeed, hat we bel eye.snch "a
the general condition Of the Country. NJ ,rLers
TRES, the explosion of magazines, riots. and an
the tram OF ills which n STATE Of oisorrariza,;on
produces, are frequent even i'll the nncoynmu,,;ca
I'VE Columns OF the French journals. Many of
these ca alRites.are Represented us being acc den
tal, b,it any calm observer must see dat very
rev OF them can be referred to that ORIGIN. and
mat they are rather the result of an evil di.In,
ton among the population, of distraction in the
admii's'Iation Of the laws, and of we. ,zness and
lrresoutioD in the government.
The steaTn-vessel which is 70 he use,l H., coz,
fucker IN proceeding on his discoveries in H.
RIVER Congo, IN Africa, is building in DeDtford
plte it. - No"i
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-, . '1UNDON, OCT ..
The Royalist Spanish genc.al MonIalyo, has is
sgeo proclamation, dated Santa Martha, August
IL, IN which he declares that port omen and frce
tor the inhabitants of the shores of Map,lelana
and New-Grenela, TO trade with the inhabi,ants
OF Jamaica, and all other nations at peace with
Spain.
The Flanders mail arrived this morning. The
inrSs continue TO arm, and Austria has NJ leno-th
become,alarmed for her Hungarian frontiers The
husslans are also on the alert to repel any at
tack OH the part of the Turks.
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BAsLE, October To-
Since the s'h, we have seen his majesty the
Emperor OF RUSSIA, the Prince ROYAL of Wur-
'lsmburs, and Prince Schwartzenburg, pass thro'
mere o. ~''''
dis majesty the Emperor of Austria arrived
here yesterday afternoon, and will remain here
tli Tomorrow. sixty five Thousand Austrian
troops are soon to pass by our city on rheir re.
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80, BRussELs, October rs.
-, he russian troops which were posted before
,h,onyilie have retired to a CERTAIN distance from
mat place, the entrance into winch IS now free
On the Other side all hoStlities against the for
tress OF Charlcm mt have ceased il is affirmed
that both these places W II receive Prassian gar
risons m few days, conformsby to one of the ar
ec'eS OF the treaty concluded between the Allied
Soyereigns and France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09

lby me Mlnerya-Smyth, Capt. Alien. the Editors
OF the Mercantile Advertiser have received
regular tile OF the London Statesman to the
l9th OF Oct. inclusive. From that of the 1871
the following French State Paper is copied.
an interesting document, and has not hith er
to been republished in the U. States.
From The London Sta,esman, Oct. 1e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-09

STRlssURs, Oct. 9.
feet give relef to the unf6rtunat. nha3itsots
OF the district ofs rasburg, laid waste by the war
commenced its circuit. TIE losses have bern
very great. Those sustainedat the villages o.
So'liiel"eyershiem, Mundolshlem, and Nieder
aAn5oergen alone, are estimated at two millions
Souhelweyershe IS no longer any thing bnt
heap ofruins IT'S church, 125 houses, IS farm
houses, one corn mill, two oil mills, sc. fell
prey TO the HAmes. Mtmdonshism and N eder
hs9soergen suffered in similar degree. the crop
and fine vineyards Of these commufies wef,s tot,i.
y destroyed the furniture, linen, corn, cattle
&c. were carried off,