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!. Notice.

~ q Subscriber has commenced the
Baking Business, at the corner Of
KiDgand Union streets, la the house ate-
II occupied By Mr. Andrew .Jalnison,
where he viii Keep d constant supply of
craaers, superfHs Pilot s. Navy Bread
Of thebest quality.
Jacob Butts.
August Il.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
William Harper, Jun.
Apotllecars and Druggist, Alexandra,


Falrfaxrstreef,
HAS lateiy received 4 general as
sortneDt Of Drugs, Medicines,
shop Furniture, Walls, Dye Stpfs, &c.
and is in daily expectation Of a very ex-
tensiive supply, which was selected from
tile latest importatisns, and will warrant
t'lenlto BE- pure ard genuine, and the
prices as lew as they can be purchased
lof equal quality) in tue district. Al
good credit given topllysicians and mer-
chants in the country, ard their orders
executed with the utmost care q. atteD-.
ton Country produce VII be. received
at 4 the highest cash price il payment sfvr
Medicines.
4 have 5000 VT. Of. tie FIRST quality
Lsgaooodoa hand at q reduced price. I,
July 27. :.
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. z g,eat taFisty Of other .arficlss,
Which be oilers for sale OH moderate
terms Wholesale and retail.
August 26. If.
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Adam IS A!ll
,spos;Is he .3Efckasiifs Bdas,
IA. sseeived BIZ tie ship Ocean aid y

- - s5e,.I, = ,,;..S Kim,
IS .s 81 s ~ sS ii \ MA a.
has fsss's = = SO, s., !, &
',tss,, = 81 S. 81 oyr
!. tele g i s s. S l'ss { = S
y S., 49, 4, !, s KIN b,sss
l e. 49, 81. g 8
and pia5su sFa !. 8 ;. rs
=. = g''ss s's''s g S, :, .. Ia
Fo1 rla. ap nfsss ~ tss
deer iesss .s, = J. IS. $500, II. ~
STOCK loeks S ~ 8 s, s. :, S
llravef, e'lsss, aesss A, sssa z. ssI
trnpk g Ps'oa1A ''e'k' I ~. rss,, &.
a'la paa l0cAs $50; * s,,s',,. :;
II ill enEf, parma s'''', 49, = = 1'''S
menf, san'e a'1e So - !
chest hinges s'ass 80 3
Screws, belts, latsRr! f'lRs
es pl&ees, eAls-I seales
sells aiguss, plaAe >nsfflt 8 pi'ls
iraAs, cslnpSsses.I Iron aad laPanf1su
squares, alat pan eang 6 ~ S IS
mel. tenalst, saSh, FalReS rCu2ee
ard compass SANS ktlls combs
Mil, cross cut and Eloth, nail, hair,
pit saws sFnieb, pant and I
/. Smiths 6Ies sweeping brushes
Mill, cross CIT, Rit. lSl!ot bolts powder
and band saw lleS tasks As''l rods :.
Rasps liIlss' and hpbk $
2ra'ys baeSaosa, & a llSiH s canes and
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The sAbsriiber Has Just received BY
The General I.irygaI. Captain eston,
FROM Amsterdam, a laraes ii elegant as
Soetment q solting oths, Of 4 suIerior
qGality, which wild be vfiered lvss sale at
the Store 81 Ala. James Anderson.
.afaos .aleNandsr
Oetsber 8. L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

have failed to raise up single barrier
gainst the maritime encroachmsnts vi
Great Britain.
Can they expect the necce of Europe to
continue ? In spite of their visionary at
tempts at equipoise their pretended efforts
10 balance, but real exertions to Elunder,
of this Treaty, too, they have overrun
France.
Can they expect Peace, from the way
in which they treat her? They declare
first that Eonaparte is their only object;
that, he out of the way, the French are
At liberty to choose their own ruler. But
no sooner is he out of the wav, than " all
the sovereigns had engaged 10 rehiacc
Louis YVIII. on the throne" They avow,
that if the French people viii not support
Bonaparte, they will spare them. But
no sooner is the army dispersed, and Pa
ris opens her gates to them, than they
canton themselves every where upon the
French cities, levy acquisitions, as they
please, d face the works of art, and seize
the reins OF power under the very nose of
the king.-1hat king reduced to the alter
native Of seeing ms people heeced, or of
flying in the face OF his Allies. If he re-
sists the latter, he is gone--if he yields to
them, he renders himself an object of hate
and contempt for ever to his people. Far
better for the hcGcc OF Europe. if the Al
lies had eXer iscd the magnanmity which
they profcssed, overlooked those injuries of
which they had complained, and while
rhey struck the aGhcren.s of Bonaparte.
spared the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

BOscON, September u --Y. s,ei,iav m. wed hero
I've b'ig Sampson, ID days from BoideAus. we
have recei'ed 40 papers by this arrival. brt we
learn verbally that tiic aAairs between France and
t1e Allies appeartOb be it.ed IL having bee artd
That lOO,OOO OF the Allied Troops should be main
tuned III that country for tie term Of rivgyEAns.
at the expcnce oft!ie Preach people,
The late report that there had been bloody
REORGANIZATION some of the disancoied French
troops, and about 2O0OJ Prissians, appears 10 lave
bee.i witIout lounda ion.
Every thing appe as to have hcca tranquil q, Boz.
deaux, aud they appeared unanimous ii t,,c ~.
joicmgs Tor the restoration % the Borbur5 Some
disturbance had taken place in the direction Of Pa
ris, bntimmcdiately sub.aeS.
q few days before the - sailed, an O~.ier was
received directing the arrest OF al te prime eal f
hccis end others who had lately b,cm active
90 tae nteTest Of 3onaparte. General Clsusgl.
me commander at Bordeaux, had made his escape.
y. &. H. r.
Many ofthe officers had bccn arrested, and were
TO pc tired for thcic adherence 20 Bonaparte atd Il
was reported ihat two Or three had been cayitally
punished
The treaty made BY Com. Decatm with Aleiers,
hal ben ed IN France, It was said official
" The tcrms Of j., we're said TO D., that on
olr part ~e give up the aEips Of war captured, with
sll prisoners and that Algicrs rsiinpni.hes oil
clam for tribute, gives Up sii captured American
vessels and prisoners, and engages to emufy ~
Tor tue expel &c pf the expedition against her
D@!g yfdvsrtcer.
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=, mon0cs, late on eminent merchant In
Paris, who purposes establishing himself in
Baltimore, and has quantity of merchant
die on board the Pocahontas. I6.
TIE Tide Of Pobwlatior is setting fast from Me
EGstto Ue Vesi.
The English government, it appears, is
busy in Transporting its surplus, or tIissatis-
fed populationto this side OF the A tlantic--
About si3 hundred natives of Scotland have
lately been brought to Cucbec--To be trans
ported from the bleak mountains Of Caledo
MIA, to the frozen regions of Canada, cannot
be called very comfortable change OF stu
ations.-It is not "from the frying-pan into
the fire." but from bad to worse in the ex-
ccsSivc severity Of ciimates-In one respect,
their future prospects may be better. When
inclined to make another change, they may
have It in their power TO move into q war
Der country, and enjoy n fceer consti-
tuition in both Church and State priy,le-
g's.
We also learn that about three i'ousand
Irish have been lately landed on the barren
and barbarous coast OF Newfoundland
These unfortunate people CT the account
he true) were no doubt flattcred with
the hope Of being brought to tho United
States. the mere name Of which is dear TO
shreefourths of the people Of Ireiand--To
be- brought from their native country, thc
Emerald L@ic, the fields Of which are ever
green and blooming, to be landed on The
miserable coast of newfoundland, is hor-
rible peryersion Of justice and humani-
ty, an abominable fraud on these uni:appy
pcople.-They are dragooned in their ma
tive country, and are then trepanned to be
wretched inhabitants of the frozen and
tempestuous regions ofths extreme limits
ct the American continent. where there are
eight or nine months winter, barren soil.
cut off from all civilized society.-Thcre is
a political maneavre in this invention, but
it will finally disappoint the inventors.
BQitimore .fMcIicGn.
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dav. notwithstanding the noiemency of the
weather, fcdcraiists were no, So fearful OF
e rain. or of =" svettiIg their .}tct," or G.
ven of mud, as a Hewatiampshire editor
complains of. but were duly ranked, disoip-
lined, and NJ their posts. In many towns
where federal authorities presided, tree
men whose only crime was that OF hGVms
servei their country during her iate strng-
RE. were denied the privileges which our
constitution and laws guarantee them
These, with numerous other unwarrantable
acts, were committci-5ut all have proved,
vain. Repu6iicanisru has gloriously trium-
phed, and Con BE PRAISED.
lNet Republican gain in 10 towns, since
last wear, ! lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

Am Saturday the 1idl October next, wiz be
Z rented, to the highest bidder that valuable an.l
cOum0dous establishment in the town Of Marches.
Ter, well known TO travellers, rs 8 Tie Columbian
Hit'
tie same time and bi0ce, viii hc leased, Cor
orc or more years, the p'iyatc cstablishment-it
has every necessary out-iousc, lt'g garden S, a
well Of cXcejl nj water attached 10 L., and IS one
of;l' most Icasant aud eligible situations Tor pli-
waite family in town.
TN he sawe div, will be sold, on credit If two,
fJur, and SIX months, three welI-iAooscd bali acre
lots, hing in one square.
Hthenbar y. a.
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Kinr-7yilliar,, septenb,ra7. Ia-w6,
YOUNG LADIES' .HCNDYNfY.
ENRANCFS Z. HUGHES- Resnec n,r,

V|RANCES T. HUGHES, Respec ,fnrv
informs the public that, in Compliance wR The v-isfr
day in October next Academy the isiructic o.
Young Ladies in al tic sf,l and Ornamental branc', Of
laid viii he her constant NeTtiC,,tc az rias
i's ADVANTAGES cqaai to those Of the r;ale & arr.
ising Acad mics 20 trc North and corsuct il ina manner,
which viii met VT The appreciation. ofiis patro rraf
N NS oitr public. ard COMFORT With q. rtsptet,lty
AND lib rait n TIM city ofRcnnond. And in The cx ca.
ton o. this object shr c the public hat no asst
an instructor WI attend ne Academy, Whose moral char
pcl.nc,. qaac ctiOBnd talents, ~5ll not eele lin, 20
conduct the process o. teaching he branches of tS de,
in,ut in The most ar,r,,,c,i g,si olia ,ro,.
not neglect the mpirytinertof The he7rt: Int ri Mi;
waohfa nte., the manners ard moral depSrtn. NJ o.
Ter PIP. slewii zach ell work, Osioliarly p ~
dmg Eng y Grammar 9ni Arit,reie at egi h5Hq pr
Brown University. who viii prouc' af Glory aid M ait,-
tionaller tons, win aUetd the headny rs an as.
s.siart ttrin III following raucls :-psunansi jD II, l.
neg aed tie, q Of slc hive excited 10 much adm
COB and tls lrawng Of Maps chrouoory end Ifis.sry
VIM Lrt;it, a fcn dles p qn9rtrr Compassion Bn
lehres. az latin l"re'iag, moral 1Iosoily. with L1c-
ur''' Fgens i:1n'nt, % Geometry. AID the etts,f
Natural philosophy 70 EfcH dars, aih as proper
Drawing, IT zen doir' and Friit. fovtr and Inrdscs5e
Ianthg,m yJreN @tfs per quarter An able instruction
VIII " eoch NJ he Usll prizes. Music ard tlfs
French Inngoge. ~ Sweets u.a ttrf4s ors4lesors b,
Peimans6p ten saiors but young ladies NJ ais Acn
einy, VIII frIoy uie important advantages ofis new med,
hyPfne Tor e stationary adapted 60 IL, Which will ~
which are enInerty calculated IN retire che taste cc. 81
ING. viii b. cvt0d anil aprd to The t4cine Of ofh,r
bnclcs The study Of Euclid is recommended on atcourt
of ne wonderful elect and influence forming hahfs OF
attention. md nv strengthening ami pr frrin dc u.i5 f-
The acquisition Of kn0wldy. YONG Iedie, VIII De- ac,trr-
moia-d vit l0arl.iu the house in The Academy a mn
0Ncys per quarter Ev quarter viii cns dis k,ad-
cu With rri,c nsfn',aton; from which yaests,n IS
One veck v.h msuc. Yicwiuy ic encouragement viii
Which Miss fiurhe ms already been hpnofe her mclrrfs
rrms Of nuon and t peegiar oid eyent,e advanf 20
~ hr institution. ST. trusts i she shall b. able 70 frser
suioa Of i pnpil snd 70 etab r., eeleirly TO 10 we
uitrnF testimony ofcxperienee. Tho Acsd my win "
pnd mel convenient situation b. pr1currf irs
~ house where she Is te,chinr, al ac VI 10 iuio,
Brooke hvoughs on ShUritW 1911.
Nh. Please 20 maze Application 20 Miss ffrehcs. 5eErc
ne opciing efNc Araly, Mrs Sannims cmiier Of Il.
4 1911 streets.
september I'll. ST
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NVsIIl III IJ1S z y sIIs-7F 7.
NN "Wednesday, the 4ti LAY Of October next,
I = yin be rented, to the highest bidder, on the
preui5., at - o'elock, for three wears, from 1st
iapGary next, when POSSESSION viii be given, the
r2tt Of Lots on tic Basin, Nos $40 and 42G, be-
longing n the jsmcs River Compaay, now cccu =
pied by MIR. John Graham, g d McsSry Heth and
Randolph, as oal-Yaris-rhe rests to be paid
Annually on the G.st day Of January
ROBERT POLLARD.
September o.. 1910
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LI1'EI14j2Y .NOIYCE
EES!ill Subscriber having purchased from Richard
{ Mason, (late Of Surry County, Va.) the COPY
right of . new edition of IN Gen:lemd'fs Pocket
Fd'7fer, intends pnri the same to press, with ali
possible dispatch. Pe's"Rs wishing 20 subscribe for
PETER COTTON
~. y. Having rurchased the W hole Of Tie old
Edition, the ret@i price of wtich was one dollar
and llity cent? he has lowered the price TO one
dollar.
September d. 42-tf
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3 JtSJJ0 bsid g. 3Hrcr-suih,
< sESpECIFULlN informs tire public, that he
z :, has commenced, or Siioekoe HhI. rext door
above Mr. Marx Richards Tavsrl--v'ere be-
ketps fcg ,aie, Goid and sH,er Ifoft re Ike.
wise makes andrepoirs any ,siioc in tie abl,e
Enc Pom bis attention, sod co,ieavo~s Go pICa,c,
DC hopes To merit stsve Of be pubic patronage
September e. 42-S.
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TIE EX-KING.

Lancoster, (P. Sehtenl6ey.2 0.-py the
Baltimore papers it appears shat Joseph
bonaparte lstt that city on the 18th, g on
his way to Washington"
We End, OF enquiry, that he went no
farther than E,llccu's Mills, where he
procured hack, returned through the pre-
Cincts OF Baltimore, and pursued his jour
neyto this place. The horses were very IN
different and he had tedious journey. The
afuse Of his return from iSlicott's Mills is
Not known Perhaps he was not certain be-
Dre las arrival there that Mr.. Madison
,.,gas ut Montpelier, and nat Of the seat Ui
,cNveinmcnt
o9 He was furaishcd by Mr.. Slaymaker
4tith Light stage or coachee and relay
of horses to take him to tie city. lie had
no out-r.deIs, nor sny servants, unless the
person that in cur last pap We supposed
tobe his secretary, might have been an up
per or chosen scrUant." Himself and.rc-
tinue ali travelled in one carriage. lie does
net speal. English.
.NotT5lt, September 22.-Cop,ain F1sn-
IN, of the ship Ed7yaTd, arrived here yes
terday from Liverpool, politely handed us
file OF London papers 10 the 2G,h oi Ju-
u and Liverpool t. the 18th. They contain
nothing of any interest that has not already
been published in this country later dates
having been received at New York.
The Tines ofthe 2Oth Inly contains an
article upon the subject Of Canada, which
we DO not rccollect to have seen re~pub-
ished here It states, that bat for the s,ip-
plies OF fresh beef and -four furnished by
she Americans themselves, he British az
my could not have possibly have subsistcd
in Canada, rs the Inhabitants did not raise
more provisions than what was uecessa-
~ for th,ir own subsistence. We shall
publish the article entire in our next.
Herald.
in the ship PocaloGfas. Captain HIT
TON, from Iavrc De Grace, arrived in
Hampton Roads on "Wednesday, came PCS
scngsr a Monsieur A4iqi5i, who annsunccd
himself to Captain il as the private s-cre-
tar) cfthc emperor Napoleon Also, Mr.
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OBITU.9RY.

DIED, in Che County Of Caroline, on the oath In
st'nt, much respected, Mira. ANN GUY, at the
adyapeedie5e OF % years.
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REPRESENTATIONS

Net Republican gain in the above couu-
ties, IS.
Sly counties remain TO be heard from, in
all Of which we learn there are more or
less changes from federal to republican,
The federal majority in the house last wear
was 10. Rutland Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

DRY GOODS, &c .4I' .fUCyyO.N
EsAREHILLS, DUNLOP * COPELAND. viii
sell. at auction, O. Thursday next the 2Sth
lost at II O'Clock, what re,nsins ursod nf the So
Packages Of Goods, advertised by them for some
time past, in order to ose that cons;enment They
consist Of the following,
case Diaper,
case Jaeone;t Cambr'c7.
do. long Cloth S!ir;inss.
9 do. Gnghams
de. Furniture Ca!licue,,
do. Elegant Countcrpains,
do. do Shawls,
9 bales Blankets.
.liso, the f0hoseirr articles, Just reseivcd
. bales Coarse Cloths,
3 do. Plains, 10 do Blankets,
cascs irish Shooting,
6 bales Kendall Cotton, d cases NIanchestry,
% pieces Cashmere,
10 d.. Superfiue Broad Cloths,
3 tlunka Calico, 90 pieces Ozuabnrss,
Is pieces Bomhazette,
Q cases Linen Checks
90 pieces Toilenet Vesiire,
10 de Swansdown,
90 DO. Lambs Wool Husc,
go Soekirgnctt pieces, patterns foc Tantaloons,
case Linens, assoited, ! 90. Lawns, 10.
do. Ribbons, do
do. Silk Hose and Silk Handkerchief, as
sorted caiors,
10 pieces Flannel, 100 pieces India Gotten,
60 do. India Calirn,
bales Forest Clo,hs,
1 trunk elegant Boot Tops,i"st from France,
And many other articles in the Dry-g.ood hoe
.4lso--2'.'o Elegant Pii}aGel5lic; made GIGS,
with plated harness-At IL ociock precisely.
Terms at Sale.
Septembcr27 f2-tds
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Scptsuh T. q.
57E.V OOLL7H5 MN nm

f.,| UUIL.INJ TfIIU .JIIII.
CiTOLEN ON dls sub-crihcr, on SATURDAY. e.
- veuiug tle 23d inst. 2 mr. .5L4JE, ALttt &
feet high. Ire left bind foot white, uine yeas old
next spring. has a fresh sea-, occasioned by w..
lice pad-Aiso scar on tLc left shoulder, and
~iud galisd IN tlie inS-legs ard PAGES tJerajywel
Tie above more wa5 stolen from horse rack. o.
pfsiie tie Swan 1avern, IN t,,is city, by n young
mau, who calls llosefJoiB RHssci, Who'll uuder-
sand sed he was gong TO Washington 70 aet Ibis
Land-|Yarraut, hc having enlisted during lie last
war. Nlll gyc the above reverb FOR the delivery
Of the mare, OF twenty dollars Ter Che delivery oil
tie mare AMI thief
SPOTSWOCD BRADLEY.
SewernhsrC7. a. ~
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4 IL Persons are lOrwun from trading Tor, or
z liking an assignment ofa bond, from Chastan
Raborts, executed 10 hiDssH and Wiley Roberts
executor 81 Picasan, Robert deed. By the sub.
scriber AID Peter FARLEY, tor tie sHm Of eighty
old p3gEda, some time IN tlc year sos, as wen rs
r. collected THE subscriber hayiee just snI equi.
table claims against the said execn;urs, lora sun
considerably more than tic anot-t of the bond,
deem il necessary to make & is p.bIc tim.
JOHN ROBhRTS
Srptsub,r q. 52-4t
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LAND FOR SAFE
Wing in thu lowerend of Caroline County, as
< 4 miles from Richmond, 42 firm F.e.lel:sss-
burg, Cmp,data On tie Stage RoaA.) coutai irc
boa .BCHES, by a. Old su vey. This Plantation
Is well improved with hotlscs, o-eaaris, sc. isfe-.
nartably well va;cred, and tie situation peeul ally
healthy; itcombros many adraniages, oilcsinc q
situation for tavern, ard mechanics { dir rent
kinds It's also well tn,bered with gsod pine and
OAK, there being about ESQ acres in va lis The
sol IS well adsptei To the culture ofeorn, wheat
and tobacco, flax, &c. with n clay foun,iatian----
EIGHT orte' hands msy he enr.cved 60 s.ivantaye.
An n''srntch!e right will be made, and ninedist.
possession gwen
he Reverend Jesse Boiler, who is the present
occ pant, will shew tne land Co any n rson wishing
30 bay, aud make no MI Tie terms
JOHN C 3uRRUSS
Gloucester County, septemaer o. ae-- 4w
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less changes from fedefal 10 rSpucisau.--
The federal majority in the house last year
was 10. N"tt3H9 HeTald.
CHiKcothe, roo September 12.-The
Surveyor General has this day received
communication, by express from Governor
Cass, of Detroit, stating that during the
present treaty now holding with the con-
FINDING tribes of Indians in that quarter,
there is no doubt but that friendly az
rsrgements VIII be made with them, and
peace be restored to our frontiers. In con-
sequence If Which, General Tifhu is about
TO start q number Of surveying parties to
the territory Of Michiger. We understand
the Surveyor General has also made ar
rangements to have the geographic posi-
ii n OF the s3uth2rly extreme OF Lake Mich
igan ascert 4ined this fall, and the northern
line OF the state Of Ohio run, which when
done. but little doubt is entertained, bat
that agreeable to the cession IN de by the
Indians at the treaty of Detroit on the 18th
. Nov. 1907. milion acres OF excellent
land viii fall within the state of Ohio
Should Congress have a correct view OF
this subieci AZ their next ssan and direct
by law that these lands should b. surveyed
and create! into land district, they will
Immediately sell, and incalcuiable benefits
whuld accrue both 70 the weak territory Of
Michigan, y the prosperous state Of Ohio,
as we'll as to the United States IN general.
.Wszv- York, SEPTEMBER 1e-The French
frigate Iernlione sailed for France about
O'Clock y--st rday in consequence of orders
FROM the French Minister of Marine. The
Hermione did not salute the forts in pas
sing.
Charleston, Sent m5er,s0.-By the British ship
.1ionerch, Csut lin Campbell, arrived a. this port
file Of the .J1sqicG Car IN the I'D ult. inciu-
site. The ouiy article ognerest we copy.
Rf7gSton. .AngHat 20.
Ers7'act eta letter from 81. Thomas, dGted
tie lSt q august
g BY late arrivals from lheMain, the fol-
loving intelligence has been received from
Yeuezuela:
" Il Spanish division under the orders of
the Commandant Dato, Of upwards or eco
men, has been defeated near Calabozo, by
the Patriot Chief Sarazo, who is at the
head Of : corps of 1000 men, BY this vic
tory the Independents have obtained up
wards Of 500 muskets and d quality Of am
nutrition.
q vessel has been dispatched from the
city OF Augus.ura, the capital OF the pro-
vince Of Guyana, with a commissioner on
board, having specie and dispatches for
the Patriot Cnief Bermudes. Augustura
was taken upwards Of month ago, by &c
neral AIonegss, who is at the head of a
force, consisting Of 1000 cavalry. Piar, BIZ
dean and otrcr Independent Chiefs. have
arrived at Guyria, which, with Matuvin,
haddeclared forthe Patriots.
Il is since ascertained, that Guana had
capitulated on the eth ulJimo, TO the force
urder Gen. Molcgas, and Br.gadier Gen.
Leraza had obtained poss, ssion of Barcc!o-
NJ and CumanA, with the towns of Guerra
and Maturin."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27
NOTICE
INe SUBSTITUTED
tAi .UABiE LAND fOH .S.TLT7.
UHSII AN'C tn.a ID. cree &c Tie G.,

N 'CibiI LNND FUH ,S.iLI.
tbURSU ANT to a d cree of the Su7,e-
rior Court Of CsEeery FOX the District Of Richmond
aynrtedin favor Of John Prsto, Treasurer OF Com
nol"e aih or virginia Of William sfoley S;c
ERinst trses Quares widow ard Adn,Iisrat-x with ~.
VII alincS OF John euaries. decd. ard Others d ,ai
W.! b. soti 10 the ghes, bidder, crti. OF months ct
Kng-'' ia eoIr;ioue Monday, The 25d tay OF Ost-
Der next, (oeig coirayl Youq5e ITc7 # Land in ssii
county, stustd Immediately Matt. Dony River about 70
miles below the courthouse, and SIX above vest Point oos
tainIig about Eve hundred Acres
his Land is of pr tty good soil and aloird in vev fine
White ok ana Pne timber. THERE'S attached to ii. very
extensive irIn Marsh, upon which great maiy cattle end
hogs may be supported ami raised very ;ttle EXPENSE
Fsh sd wild fowl may D. had in abundance in tleir res
peeuye sesos. For the Of the purchase money
bonn with security WI BE- required, psyable III comnois.
wealth, end aioa Deed u Trust said Land TO further So
cure the payment ofthe bond.
The Commissi7ners.
Kinr-I7ilar1, September 27. 47--vs,y