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part In the war, so much do they fear the
people. The movements eff the frontier de-
partments will have great Influence with
them. They declare that in the campaign
OF France, the inhabitants alone, who were
on the point OF rising. killed more of their
held oihcers * aids-de- camps than they had
lost IN the four preceding campaigns.
PORT ST. ESPRIT, April Is.
The duke OF Angouleme has just left this
for Cette, where me will embark on board of
Swedish vessel employed for that purpose.
General Radet accompanies him. The great
est precautions were necessary to preserve
the lite OF this Prince. The people were in
dlgnant at the cxactions and the inIpUSitons
OF all kinds practised in his name, during his
ephemeral government in Languedoc.
The Duke has engaged never to enter
France, nor to approach within 90 leagues of
It's frontiers, nor TO undertake any enterprise
against France, e to obtain from the count
de Lille the restoration of the diamonds of the
crown.
Isle, April Is
Lord Wellington and Sir Sidney Smith are
at Brusseit, anu number Of Englishmen of
distinctions. They have little intercourse with
the Frenth emigrants. These Englishmen
give 1t as their opinion that if France does
not nrSt attack them there will be no war
VIENNA, April 8.
we have learnt that courier of the En-
peror Napoleon, from Paris had arrived as far
as buckarsdorf, one post from this place,
from whence he was obliged to return with
his dispatches. These measures have APP
peared severe. Whatever the contents of the
dispatches might have been, it appears that
the government ought to have become &C
quanted with them, in order afterwards to
take such measures as may be the most ex-
pedient.
We are assured that the treaty of Chau-
mont has been renewed for twenty years.
Zach ct the great powers vino shall keep on
loot the stipulated forces shall annually re-
celve tlVe millions sterling from England. 1,
is thus that sovereigns traffic with the blood
OF their subjects, whom they ought to pro-
tcCt.
April 5.
The Arch Duke Macmillan of Este, who
arrived from Modena on Monday morning,
brought the news of the march of the Neapon-
tan troops upon the Roman territory, & of the
movements i'll Italy. 1t appears that king, Jo-
achim has advanced with an army of at least
$4,000 men divided into 5 corps. The reso-
luton which he has taken is attributed to the
premature message of Captain Hudelha, who
went TO request INN on the part of the Con-
gross to reuounce the Kingdom of Naples I'm
der present circumstances nothing could be
more favorable to Bonaparte, and we now "a
wait with the greatest impotence news from
the Count Neipperg who has gone to Anco-
ma.
The Neapoltan army has not passed thro
Rome. 1t passed the city.
mere is no doubt that the triumphant re-
turn OF Napoleon into France, has ALREADY had
a great influence upon the affairs of Germa-
ny.
Marshal Berthier has arrived. An the o.
perations OF the Congress are covered with
the most impenetrable veil nothing escapes
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n T. : OHh, 4Idy OI'
LATEST FROM CADIZ.


Yesterday arrived at this port the schooner
Weazel, Newson, from Cadiz, which port
she left on the 18th of April, in CO. with SIS
sail of Spanish transports, with 5 or 5000
troops on board, destined for Carthagena, UNI
der convoy of two frigates. BY this arrival
we learn, that the next day after captain n.
sailed, he passed to windward of the ALICE
RINE SQUADRON. consisting of seven sail,
two of which were frigates, standing into the
Straits. One of them "a brig) chased the
Weazel for six hours, and displayed his flag.
1t was known at Cadz that the Dutch feet
were in pursuit of this squadron.
Spain was apparently quiet, and King Fer
dinand was at Madrid. Very little was said
at Cadiz of the return to France of the empe-
ror Napoleon. Markets at Cadiz were dull
FLOUR seven dollars. No American YES
sells had arrived at Cadiz since the peace !;
but two had arrived at Gibraltar from North
Carolina.
Captain Sheriff, who arrived here on Mon
day, in twenty lone days from New-Orleans,
informs, that the gun boats had just brought
in one of the BarratariaA pirates and her
prize, Spanish schooner laden with cochin
cal, SSc.
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coast. was in celebration of the submission
of ALI France 10 Napolson's authority. The
Duke of Wellington was at Ostend, suhnosed
10 BE- coming TO England. The reported hos
Titles between the French and English, are
held to be premature.
DOVER, April IL, p NJ.
Arrived yesterday evening the Parfate u
Mon, of and from Calais, with two French
mails, passengers and merchandise left that
port at three ia the afternoon-brought no
particular news. This morning arrived sew
eral vessels from Ostend, and sailed from
thence last night ; they bring us tue report
of a rencontrc between party OF French and
English near Lisle. 1t is said the French
made sorte from Lisle, surprised some of
our advanced parties, aud made 500 prison
ers that the British troops in return, made
an attack on the French and took 500 prison
crs. The Duke of Wellington is said to be
at Ostend, and that it is thought his grace is
coming to this country The wind is extreme
ly favorable from Ostend but we have had
no arrival since the morning, nor is there any
appearance of a vessel from thence at this
moment. On Saturday evening heavy can
aonade was heard at Ostend, as if in the di-
rection of Dunkirk. The British residents
in Ounkirk have received orders to quit that
town. The 9TH hussars, which embarked
here on Friday, Saturday and yesterday, have
not yet sailed, in consequence OF the strong
easterly winds we have had these last or
days.
The new de6nitive treaty Of alliance, Of
fensive and defensive, between Austria, Rus
sia, Prussia, and Great Britain, was signed on
the Oath ult & was received by our ministers
IN London on Saturday.
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Pichmond, June 7, 1915.
BO.NAPARTE.

We have been waiting, with anxiety, to see some
general order Of Bonaparte for citing masses of
troops, raising new h yies, to fill his ranks The mea-
sure IS at length adopted-the decree has passed
Napoleon has ordered more 100000 ofthe Ma
uonai Guards to hold themselves IN readiHess near
10000 of whom Immediately 10 take the field
besides, collecting and emhodyng the old Guards. &C.
O. + This looks as 1t BOnaparte had lost none Of his
energies, and that he SETS sOsteadily on the throne
that he is secure of the affections Of his Subjects War
IS not decl9red-but troops marching, sc &c-
and no ADJ ances made towards peace-Indced, from
the Allies stopping his couriers and dspatches,
would seem 10 be tn r determination 10 bar the door
to peace England WAS the Ouly one who had re-
ceiyed any Disqualification the earl Of Liverpool adj.
mlts in the House Of Lo,d3, the 18th april that
p communication had been made from the Cove n.
mcat 1T present existing in France, to the govern.
ment OF this country and that it had been transmit
ted To Vienna "--Murat is with Napoleon, as We an
hepstet--a great point gained.
o. II would seem, that never TO make
arrangements for our Hev1 bressbut disappuint-
ment has been extreme. II sTecial agent goes this
day TO Philadelphia, to expedite every thing.
MARREn, ~ tire I'm MN iqst, Nathaniel n
Claiborne Esq. CouDceior If state. to tie aDi0ble
Miss II a. Binforl. NJ Goochiand Couqfn.
daughter u Mr.. Thomas BIniOrd,
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BALTIMORE, June 2.

BALTIMORE, June 2.
Ertract Qfa letter from Cadiz, AtrH12.
Ii appears the whole of Europe will be
in a blaze again, a very short.time will show
us the parties that are to act on the stage.
VI this be assured, Bonaparte is in quiet pos
session Of France with larger body of troops
than he ever commanded. Murat has enter
ed Rome to Join him at the head of 80, 900 dis
ciplined troops /; the English have taken pos
session of Genoa"
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!afA s:IsY.hE.s So
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST
Ponr OF RranoND, Va.
.H,riued since our last.

.dfriUed since cur last.
Brig Hero, S0hth1esth. .te1y-Iofk sel,r's. Ma
ry-.l'rn Sacton, .Ne1c York; Hini, Hand, I'iil0-
deipHa; Trims, Ueeks 40. sloops Virginia Ira
der, HLedton, " York; Liberty .Scui, do b.
reads, .fld'e1es, 0o. Hotn,d Se,vlson. TO- UI,ion
Cdv1rood, Hudson
CLEARED Brig Liberty, adams, Baltimore ::
sch'rs. Hunter, Terry. ~. York .j{ar-. Inn, SG1-
ton, dG. Thorn, Piitord, an. Lady Hobe, Nick
ersor, Boston; Doiiy, Rogers, Ne4e6nybort !;
sloops, Peggy, adams, .N York; True .3rlei4cG,i,
Sc"H do. bTutuS, Crcry, East Cree,t1gich CGth-
e,Tle, Bnshong, Petersburg: Iirslnia Trader,
Uheat0i, PhiiadeLphia
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Form ofEMdarit.


Il p. personally sppearc1 before me a maes rate
Tor said and made oath, On the Holy Eyanee-
lists of Almighty God, that shares standing in
name, on the books OF the Back of Virginia
are really and bona lide owp pr perry, ard nos
held IN name, forany purr Il fraud or contri-
vance
n b. little stock be held as Executor o., TI,ps-
tee, tie affidavit must St0le that IL is bo7n-fde the
property ~ the Es'G:e, bers0a .gboSe name it
stands on The B9ots ofthe sad Rank.
.j1uIs 7---fG,u
A hunter of tn Stockholders Of tIe bank OK
N Virginia, sdent in Noro !, ard Petersburg
htTng called a general mee' ON Saturday, the Sth
oil July tor the purpose Of aIter annullng one of
the regulations adopted bg the Pr siden ard Dir cto
OF the Bank OF Virginia at the establ shpent IF the
Oinces OF Discount end y. post, and subsequently
sanctioned by the Stockholders there's Ives: AID b.
Egdeemed essential To * the well nd ri of the l.
ars Oh the corporation" that the subject at issue he
tween tie Bank Of Virginia ard some cf the Offices
should be thor uehly understo and lefinitvely GET
u ny aiu and fair repr 'sens,ion of the sockhod-
eIs at large and as it may be inconv nent for many
Of the distant stockholders to nd in person on an
OCCASION so important 10 their later est -
81 esotued, That the Cashier de- cause TO be publish
ed the form Of power OF voting by proxy, and that it
berespectiulv recommend'dto such stool holderso rs
cannot be present at the said meeting to ap OF sub
st tu,cs."
, oEa,tract from tae JMnmes efhe President and
VIM. cambridge, Cashier.
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NOTICE.

ROBERT q TEMPLE GWRT.5TEy.
intending 10 dtsconfnue their esfqbhah,,en.
,...,,..,.... IN LfUeThool,
I'D RESPECTFULLY inform their friend. ..p
y q but particularly those in Virgins tb,t - ~
continue to receive consgnments in ali this ye,, g,'
those who may think proper TO confide ,,-o,,, -,
then charge IN which case, they promise their .r5,
,.' uUns 90 oenenl those Interested w the mean
ne u WIZ ~ ne agreeable to reeeiys-or execute Or
ders tor goods Of any description. o'-
LtvERPooI, Jan L. 1915
Nag 70 --- 81
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
OFFER FOR SHE.

lou bags green coffee
so 90 white do
IL bids. New-Orleans sugar
do. lump sugar
10 tons iron, do German steel
bistered and crawley steel
80 casks nails cut and wroughO
% reams writing paper, so do. letter do
2OOdo. wrapping do.
II cases domestic goods, containing plsds Stripes
ginghams, chanbrsys, shirings, cotton yarn sc
ccroons nOatant indigo
hid. madden
80 caddies young hyson tea
chests
100 boxes candles
~ do. superior malaga wiue coDfg dozen bottles
each
20 crates quecE's ware
100 barrels tar
60 ditto rosin
40 ditto tanners oil
hhds copperas
tons ogwOod
500 barrels recthed vhskev
GOTTEN and wool car'is, spinning cotton nepper, pi-
mento cloves, cinnamon, uutmegs, mustard pa-
tent shot, alum, porter, NC
And viii receive in few days, qua THY Of loaf
sugar, and variety OF other articles in the Grocery
line.
SHAPAKD e. WEBB.
June Z wit
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Cohy efa istterJiom Col. Nichols to Colonel
Hdqvkius, dated
"AppalaChicola. 29th


Appalachicola. 29th April.
Beng absent from this post when your
letter OF the 10Th ult. arrived, | take this op-
portunity to answer it. On the subject of the
negroes lately owned by citizens of the United
States or Indians, in hostility to the British
forces, have to acquaint you, that according
to orders, have s,nt them to the British
Colonies where they are received as free set
tiers, and lands given to them. The news-pa-
peryou sent me, is. rather think, inc orrect !;
at al events an An. erican newspaper cannot
be authority for British officer. | herewith
enclose you copy of a part OF the sth article
OF the treaty OF peace, relative to the Indians
IN alliance with us-they have signed and &C
cepted 1T as AN independent people, solemn
ly protesting to suspend all hostilities against
the inhabitants of the United States. Within
these few days, have had a complaint from
the Semnoles chief, Bow Legs. He states
that party of American horse have made
an incursion into his town, killed one man,
wounded another, and stole some of his cat
tle-Aiso, that they have plundered some of
ms people, ON their peaceable way from ST.
Augustine. May request of you to enquire
into This affair, and cause justice to be done to
the murderer, and have the cattle restored ,
l strictly promise you that for any mischief
done by the Greeks under me, shall do all
In my power to punish the delinquents and
have the property restored
The chiefs here have requested me fur
Their to declare to you, that Gin order to pre-
vent any dsagreeable circumstances from
happening in future) they have come to a de-
termination not to permit the least intercourse
between their people and those of the United
States. They have in consequence ordered
them to cease all communication directly or
indirectly with the territory or citizens of the
U. Sand they do take this public mode of
warning the citizens of the u. s. from entering
their territory or communicating directly or
indirectly with the Greek people. They also
request that you will understand their terrific
rles to be as they stood in the year 1911 In my
absence, have directed first lieutenant VIM.
Handy, the head interpreter, to communi-
cate with you on any point relative to the
Greeks and l have given him my most pos
tive orders, that he shall at all times do his
best to keep peace & good neighborhood be-
tween the Greeks and your citizens.
l am, sir, your very humble servant,
EDWARD NICOLLS,
Commanding The British Forces
IN tie F2oridas."
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WIN. NEKERVIS. Cashier.
Form ofMe Power of .1ttoruey

Know all men by these presents tat Of
do hereby appoint SUI stitutc Or proxy
to represent at all meetings of the stockholders nj
the Farmers Rank Of Virginia, audiu name
and behalf to vote respecting the enacung repeating
amending such bye-laws, ordinances 81, regulations As
may be deemed necessary and convenient for me gu
vernment OF he said Bank. In witness whereof,
have hereuntn set hand and seal, this dav Of
in the year
SSeal,
Sealed and delivered in presence OF
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TREASURY NOTES.
q OAR viii be given for One Hundred thousand
L Dollars worth Treasury NOTES.
HUGH CHAMBERS.
June 1t

NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
n EAI August court OF Wythc county, at the
= courthouse ihereo shall sell at public auc-
ton, for cash, SO much nf all the
LANDS & LOTS,
IN that county returned delinquent for the non-pay-
ment ef the taxes thereon, since the year 1895 as
will be sufficient to discharge the arrears of taxcs
which shall then remain unpaid, AID tn per cen
tum damages thereon, together with the taxes ofhe
present year
The sales will commence on the first day ofthe
court, and continue from day to day, until they shall
be completed
The Subscriber is authorised toreeeive all such tax
es and damages at any time before the land shall be
sold
A list of delinquences may be seen in the Clerks
office OF the county, possession of the subscriber.
or IN the Office OF the au"'tOr OF public accounts
JAMES WARD, and
LEONARD STRAW, ir. u. 6.
FOR
LEONARD STRAW, S. w. c.
June 7.--w8w
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FARMERS BAfSK or VIRGINIA.
A Number of the Stockholders OF The F,ypnci..'
IA Bank ct irginia, resdeot in Nortoik, FrcGsr-
"hsoutE, and Petershurg, having called Il general
' etns ON FRIDAY, the 7h OF Juiy io the purpos, of
altering or anaul'mS one OF the regulations al opted
by tho President aud Directors Of the Farmers Bsn;s
OF Nrg",t II the "sablisLmett Cfthe Offices Of Dis
count ami DeFost, and sbs quenti, sanctioned by "a,
Stockholders Themselves Sit aein deemed essential
to the well or''ering OF the rts o the cc,po4,,;-
on thst the sngect at issse between the Farmers
Sank OF Virginia and some Of the offices should b.
thor uSh, understood and de6ritiv,y settled by
in \ tar representation OF the stoeSho'deisut large
ana rs It may toe ncowe lent for many the distant
stockholte 20 attend IN pers an occasion S, inn
Pcriant to their interest -
A." hesofred, 1hat the Cashier TO cause 20 bepuhth-
eu the form OF power voting by proxy, and tiatt
be respectfully recomme, ded 10 such Stockholders as
eanno he present at the sad meeting appoint sub
stitu,es"
E1,irde' t'0" the Minutes efhe President a,,d ~
TectOIS.
WIN. NEKERVIS, Cashier.
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Form of The affidavit.


"A. p. personally appeared before me magistrate
for said ,and mad oath, on the Holy E,ange-
s'8o Alniehty Goi, that shares, standing in
the hooks the Bank of VIRGIN
are really and b2na-nde own ron, r1y, and not
h'ldn name, for any purpose Of fraud or contr-
vance.
3. little stock he held as E,recutoy o., True.
Tee, the GfdeJlt mtst state thar ills be7,a tide the
property Of the Estnfe bersOR IN zciose name i.
stonds on he Books ot'Me Bank
June 7.
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Our French papers mention that the En-
peror Napoleon has appointed his brother
Lucien, Minister of the Interior, and has
sent him to England on an important mission.
1Ner. .dctU.
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~" Colonel Hawkins. in his reply to the a.
bove, denies the right of Col. Nicolls, or his
three Indians, to concern with the govern
ment of the Greeks. 1t is within the knowledge
OF the agent, we are informed, that one of the
Chiefs who has signed the acceptance of the
terms OF peace, meUer resided in TIE Unned
States, and that neither Of tie three 7vas ev-
er q member Of the National Council, or con-
StHufed any fart Of The Greek GoUern-
nent.
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FOR F0EIGHT or CHaR7ER,
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

FROM THE sUBscR1BER
IN the 3ofh Of 3Ora lust, q lark Chesatt SORREI
ORSE,
A BOZ fourteen snd half hands high. blave
ace, lons stun neck, small switch tail, as well rs
strong marks OF bad founder, no Shoes on. ,,cos T.
tot' 'h'n n ilesh, seven or eight years old.
Whoever viii bring him to me In Richmond. NJ, III,
trouble, by = Eo s,,t rgr mon "
p -----if - : -
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II French STATE Paper juStjfes the enter
Prize of'.NahoLeon on the ground that eight
distinct articles Of the Treaty Of Fonian.
6Lcau had been UiolQted.
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Steam -frigate excursion Yesterday morn
ing al about hakf hast nine o'clock the steam,
J1fgate FULTON THE FIRST, LETT Beck
man SIP, amid me acciamation8 ot'niousands
assembled 10 7UitneSS this FIRST essay of her
o7o'l flrohelhns ho7verS She nioDed majeSficaAy
III the East river, nearly TO the Shitl-vards,
then f'nt about and returned on Lang Island
SIDE, afcrding me inhabitants Of BROOKLYN a
.Hne pieTO Of her gigantic form. Here sh.
7Oas joined by The Ne7v- Ha1'en steamboat,
cafifain Bunker, rs q tender, haUing a res
hectd6le Pleasure harty on 6oard, zgith an ell
eSant hand Of music. Ihe Eigate saktfed
the city Nth u gun as she klasSed, and the
castle at GoVernor's Island 7vith another.
Columbian.
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VALUABLE CHICNAHOMONY
IB.b'DS.

XN1ILL be Sold, at Public Arcti7n, on FRIDAY. II
~ 9th inst at II o'clock, oir, or the next fair
day, on the premis S, 152 acres Of 1'ahta6le
.HE.9DOW L. IN,
On the ChicI.ahnmo,y, near Doctor .ToJ7, .9z7g.,,
plantation, about Is F." Hes from the rnsrket-hou1-
there is not mor- glland on ibis tract than snfi
&c. ''
IEnMs-O G third 90 days, one third months &
tue baance IT months--notes with approved endor-
sers sill be required, and POSES ion given Immediate
iy alter the terms OF the sale are com pied uitl
TnONAs TAYLOR.
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WE, the undersigned. Chiefs of the Mus
cogee nation, declared by his Britannia Males
ty to be free and independent people, do, in
the name of the said nation. agree to the 9th
article of the treaty of peace between his
Britannia majesty and the United States-and
we do further declare, that we have given
the most strict and positive orders to all our
people, that they desist from hos.ilties of eve
ny KIND against the citizens or subjects of the
United States
Given under our hands at the British Fort
on the Appalachicola. this I'd day of April;
1915.
HEPooETH Niece Y.
CAPPACHIMICo X.
HoPoY MEcCo p.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

'04A~HH@No n ITO = IU4V.
IN HiS dag zge shat sell at the d.reling house of
.llr. John .IiiuH cHhis
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. * KITCHEN II
TENSlLS,
ANo EGsT wHIcH ARE,
Bcdsteads, !ookngglasses, carpets side hoard ouou
c. dining card and tea-abIes sofa and chairs, cut
glass and china, very fine piano forte some enea
wings, an elegant Of knives X forks, &c sc.
The TERMS OF sale will befor all sums under ESQ
cash torail sums above $50 \ not exceeding $500
90 days and Tor all sums above $500 months ere.
dit, Ion negotiable notes with approved enaorsers.
IhoncuTe, Robinson u Piea8a1fa.
Vendue Masters.
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A gentleman who came passenger in the
Boxer has arrived in this city.-ve understand
ne states that just before he embarked he
heard that the Empress Maria Louisa had
on the 21st April entered Paris under an
austrian escort. Dem. Press.
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BosToN, May so. We learn by the Off
GERS of the Constitution, that the u. S. sloup
of war Wasp, Captain Blakely, and an A
merican privateer, probably the True
Blooded Yankee were blockaded in Pernam-
buca, (Brazils,) the latter end OF January last.
by the British frIgate Doris, 3S, and sloop
OF war. IL affords great pleasure thus to re-
ieve the anxiety which has been long enter
lained respecting the safety Of this interesting
vessel, of which there has not before been any
correct information since September last
On the 21st inst. the U. S. brig Saranac,
pierced tor Is guns, was launched at Chat
ham, Con. She is to be commanded by cap
tain ]. II. Elton. The u. S. brig " Bocer, a
las Miami" capt. Porter is nearly ready for
sea at Chatham. 1t is said that the United
States sloop of war Erie, captain Ridgley,
which arrived below yesterday from
n. York, is to take to the Texel our ambas-
sador to Holland, ana his sute.-The frigate
Congress, capt. Morris, will, we believe, pro
coed with the independence, COM cambridge,
to the Mediterranean.
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Form ofthe Power off .6ttoyoe,,


hNow all men by these presents that OF
dohereby appoi.t substitute or Dfoxy
torepresent ~ Ill meetings Of the stockhode,s Il
the Bank of Virginia, AID in name and b.
h'it TO vote n sre ting h enaetng repeal " or amen
ding such bye-laws ordinate regulations as MAJ
be deemed necessary and convenient for the govern
ment Oh the SAID bank. In witesss whereof hav.
heTeunto set hand * seal, this day of in The
year
SO
Sealed and delivered in presence of WI
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