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MLAGrIaA. Inlv 90
LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRE 81
ETkJucf from q kefLet dtrted Liyerho0, in

ly11.
Cotton, Carolina and Georgia--Sea.Isand, fine, per
ib y I'd Q, 9d DO. good p Id a Is Cd do. mil
ding, IS Id Is 81 do. sta.e, AID oginary, is Sd
Is l0d; Upland, bowed. Is III It Is GIL; N Orleans
Is Cd a 2s Is; Tennessee none.
Wheat, American, per 1olbs los los Sd Cam
ads, 9s 4 rs Cd.
Four superfinc, In bond, per bb SIS SIS; sour, in
bud, iSs 2O5
Ashes, pot 1st Boston, cwt 6ss IS; lst NJ York,
66s 10; pearl, tst Boston, TSs So LIST n York,
78ss 80.
Bart, Qaercitron, e,yt oSs so; bees wax cwt 2GCs
steady lice, in bond, 2Ss so turpeitiuc POS IS
Tor, bbi. Sos SO roFu, cwt l3s II deer skins,
ID. Is 81 2; ilax-~ced, for cruhiug, bush rs cd
Ii'ligo, Carolina and Mississippi. Dcne Caracas,
IS Cd lis Cd, ndenand *Guatlnlaa, IS lis Cd in
demaod.
Srlvas, White oal;-Pipe, 1900, ilta sol; hid.
29i a 31l; bbL 20l 23l; Red Oak hid I'll a lG!.--
They a e In demand.
N York Oak Log. cub #. Is @dalssd.
sEngIand Oak Logs, cub. IL Is 4di Pine Logs
s. Sd IS I'D Birch, 5esch, ard Maple L,gs, Cd
O. Cd Oak Plank, 1t. OF in. thick, 81 a Cd; Pine
Flank, 6d 7d' Oak Boards # Of in thick. I'd sd
Pin, Boards. Sd SD.
Georgia Pitch Pine Logs. cub. #. Sc Cd is: Pitch
Pin Plank f. Of ia. 80 i'd
TOBACCO, York and James River, lb. I'd Is Rap
pahansocN, Potomac, Georgia and Carolina, /;
Steamed 73d SD Maryland, sd a lcd; Bentuo-
'ANxArro Fac, is a IS Cd, steady
'LoGwoOD, chipt, Campeachy, ton, Isl i5l; Hon
II srIC, l4l a ST.
sNIcARAGUA WooD, small, ISL a 2Ol large 98l
A0. ID e-wOols are more liz deuasd.
tJ4HOoAEY, Honduras, ft of in. thick, Is al Is
Cd Cub, Is Sd Is cd Hispaniola, 2s IS. Rather
heavy
tCoCEIvEAI, Uugarbled, los 55s
+tIDas, Busnos Ayres I'd q 16d Wcst-ladia, I'd
3D. saiteo American, Cd 65d-.5tcady demand and
ready le.
sThess articles may be imported for home consump-
ton British sessel o. pas mert os the duties they
are Xix wfse admitted j., American other neutral
vessels. 20 BB W-aBE-aoUsgD ron ExPOHrArOS, free
OidU.v.
tCociaoa!, The produce Of the EastIrdies, Is not
admitted except IN or Easi India Company ships
iiusc articles ai,ait.ed or home-cuisGmption
o. expectation ia any vessel On payment OF tie du-
tes.
Day or pll exrUf per cent Tonnage duty. Is
per ton, inv ris y Is. per ton, outsauiss exccf.
., Ia last The wa duties al impa are continued
Is au g., q par 'iii tl'e sth 81 5u9 p,Nt
s..-a. ..s. - b =
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DECATURs SQUADRON.

he has,e keen poisel flvored 1riM the foiI.-pl e,
t-act from a letter. Iiutei az Lisbon 4t5 NH, IN
gentleman IN tbs city.
"The American squadron consisting of three fri
gates, and five six small vessels, touched off Ca,z
ihe 18th June, IN ~ days from New-York aud after
obtaining information OF the Ageiines uroee e,ied inn
medateiy tor the Mediterranean o. the 10Th off
Cape De Get, they deserted an Algerine gate to
which chase was Immediately given, aud the Vuerr-
being the fastest saer slccee,tdin cutting her off
the Spanish Coast, and capturing her after an hours
action, killing and wouning about 100 of the Moo,s
The Algerne called the Ms:,uts mounted
Iii guns, (the vess cai tured some Years ago
fom the Portuguese) and was commanded by their
Admiral who iel in the action. Iheprisoners taken
by the Americans about 100. The liigate disnas-
ted aGd perfect wreck, was towed into Carthagena
by an American schooner. The loss on board the
Gueruers trHug, or oni, from the shot of the
Algerne but the frs quo fired from the Guerrero,
Uruustely burst, and killed ard wounded about so
person the Gucrriere did not sustain any Injury in
her hui although she fought tue action before the
ether ships got up-she proceeded with tn mn in chase
OF other All rines. On the 10Th instant the schoo,-
err Flambeau, Captain Nicholson, after leaving the
prize Carthagena, sail, with another Sch and on
the goth fell in with large P,kcrs brig which made
sail from them, and run s,,o. Gar hag, ma -
1%e Americans from respect TO Ia, neutral territory
drew oif--bu, on the Aiserine commencing heavy
fire on the,n and thus violating the Spanish neutrg,-
Gty, returned and captnred the brig, with about 200
men, IS ot the crew escaped on shore By swimming.
The brig mounting % guns, got off, and also car
rel into CarLlageua.
Today, (the 4th JULY an Ottoman ship has arrived
here from the Mediterranean; the eapti Of Which
states, that abou. IL days ago, he ard very heavy
cannonade, and the next morning the American
siladr capture and take posses ion of3 Alg rincs
l irigate and briggs The Ottoman Captai areai "
Kew O tue capture o. the vessels carried into Car
tagena. We ther, fore none 81 cerely, this lat
ter account may be true. Il is generally believed
here.
The Dutch feet consisting of figatrs, passed here
bound to Aigiers, with PRESENTS to obtsin peace
Phil. True .AIseTica,h
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ron S.ALE.
THE FOLLOWING VERY VALUABLF f,
MN
IN The SlATE M OHIl

in THE STATE UF OHIO
NJ Tract OF oG5 2-3 acres, situateds On the Eas
= Fork OF the Little Miami, and ds1.ut about
miles from Cincinnati
Another tract OF $50 Acres. situated OH the West
side oil the Sccta, about seveo miles above Franklin
ton, and the distance from Columbia the present
seat OF Government.
Another tract Of 46i acres situated Just above he
trct last mentioned, and within one mile of Mil
Ard one ether trsct OF 1880 acres on the Little Vii
ami, about fifteen miles above Flauklinston and CO.
iuinba.
Ii is to be observed that these tracts are on good
wafer Courses, and contiguous TO some of the most
ood-ish'ag settlements in the Western Country
lac land. too lays remarkably WELL is Of an excel
lent gn"il, aud covered with oak beeeh walnut and
sugar uSes he whole, has been accurstey survey
ed and was granted by Government for military s,r-
vices rendered and the patents for which are re-
c"I-ed IN the Office ofthe Department ofStte
any oilers or or enquiries relative ~, this property
val receive the promp attention OF Mr. Cary Sedsn
wbo rssdes liz Richmond, ~ Of the Subscriber WIN
also = sides there, or Of Mr. Ja,nea Selden, who will
shortly visit tire Western Country and viii remain m
Chii;coti,e from the 20h August III ist September
after siicb period, he viii proceed to Cincinnati where
he viii rernsin until the 20th September.
e. n Is. The Eiito Ct tue Lexington Reporter,
Chilcothe Fredonian, and Western Spy are request,
al tn publish, IS soon convenient the above aysr
sement until tue 20th September, and forward their
ACCOUNTS to the Ofct uf he Enquirer for payment
w. SltLDEN, Error. oF
MILES SELDEE, decd.
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Aug. 10

HdnoOe9' County 70 ScH---
10 jIah0tn 1iSisey, John ~. Hn.hick Snd Samuel
t''lddy, freehofaers ef Mis Con;itv.
WHEREAS, Thomas White OF tie said County
bath this dry given information TO nue., John Glaze
brook Justice OF the Peace Tor the County aforesaid
that he hath taken up two ES1iiAY HORSES, up
on his Own sud-Ih,se are tberefore,i in ehe nam, OF
The Commonwealth to command you, having be en-
hrst duly sworn for that purpose, before or suiss
other justice oi the peace or this County, view and
arase Tie sad Estrsy s5sud certi, the value there
OF, under your hands, together with particular dos,
crpton of the kind, marks, brands, saturs, coour
and age OF the said Es,rays; which certificate, S
made, you are Forthwith, to reurn To- inetiyen un-
der my hand, tie 18th day OF June, 1915
JOHN CLAZEBROOK
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NOTICE.
~ Sn5serl6ers. unaer az frn, q

IAe Su5scri6ers, under The firm If
LEWIS, PERKINS u Co.
Z looks buildings, ror,l The Basin. Where tbev
can store large quantities any article offer their SER
wees Gas Commission L'chants) to their friends and
the public at large.
hty have tor sale large quantity Of Fit Goals "
ing adjoining the amber-Louse Of Fog (. Riehsr,IsnD
on the Basin and will treat with any person who
comes wen reeommcnded) for raising Of coalat Major
jno. Mall0y's Pitts, IL Powhatan.
Warher Le7cfs, Robert Mime,
Aef. Perkins, Robert French.
May 81 en-
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FOR saLE.
TIE TAVERN s,PLANTATIoN,

TIE TAVERN & PLANTATION,
sCONf.lLNLh'C; iSJ.7CRES OF LIND
EryHEiSEON inow reside in Cumberland Count
w near Gainesville, on James River, immediate
on the Carolina and Lynshbutg roads, TO Rehn ond
where the rnaii-stsse passes weekly. This place is
healthy, well wstere,i, and in An agreeable neighbor
hood-the clearinghouse has been lately repaired &
enlarged i,n the reception Ola p,ivats family will
commo'iiCus stables and other out-housestks sit,l
iseq's ii superior to any stand in tie counfr,
tors Iaverif--beSde many other advantages unne
ccsssry 10 mention, rs is presImshle those inclined
to purchase Will view the premises
The terms oisalc viii be wade accommodating to
he p"ivi'iser. HUMPHREY BELT
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DOMESTIC.


From TIE Philddeithia Political Register.
I.h,s been objected to the con tructon at the Ma
tona snip Iadcpendence, OF "a guns, built At bos'
tDn thst her lower deck ports we've no, srticienty
tgh iron, the water aud as the FTnklin OF guns
built By Mesns. s. HWmphrcys and 9. Pcnro'e OF
this city, and launcl ed Aienay iast trom the ma
w yard, supposed to be on the same moNe', APP
PREDECESSORS OF snlar def H. T. At ship have been
entertained These apprchcns'ons are r'h' we'd 10y
tic sublniued comparison between The Independence
IA l,S
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Ertract Of letter tram an -fnierican Gen
tier1aa in La GHira. 10 his friend in Bo8
ton.
La GUIRA, July 20.
S'A large force las been sent out FROM Spain to
qreii the Patrio:s They began to wu.dward, and as
they proceeded, submission met them without any
fighting and having placed rpya! garyis5ss 10 all pla-
cvs 50 Jar they have Sone-l-vying contributions On
strangers and inhabitants, they wanted supplies fr
their fjrccs-they few days ago. sailed from Porto
Cayeo for "a Martha, IL od-f to reduce Carth;t-
gena. While here, tsey seized every cargo Of every
nation. After much detention, Of the claimants
have obtained one third OF their amount in produce at
government prices the other two thirds to be paid
the way in three aud six MONTHS
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIYEM
TEyBhT Petition will be presented m The MOTT
y General Assembly of the State OF Virginia. for 4
Law 70 pass, authorizing the OyznsEgRs or rry POOR
ofLtScAsrEa CoCNrR, to sell at Public Anetion.
use tiaie. Bells, Dias, and other endowments lately
s'o' JUlS f9----a
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4 PURSUANT to tie above warrant to us directed.
We have this day viewed TWO ESTRAY HOR-
and do lind the same 10 be, Viz One of Them !
HO.iN, about or 10 Years odd, about four le,. tea
or eleven inches high, hind foot white, switch.
TAIL and right eye somewhat affected, and DO .,;,-
praise the said Horse to the OF Elty-l,e DOL
lars.
The other 4 S-I4.lLL BIZ, sl,outfou years Old,
roach name g long b,.b-il, with a bsze fave, a
iour ieet white and about NJ, teet five inches hg,
and we doapprsse the said Horse to The su,a or i'll
teen dollais-Geltilea under bands, the iJth
day June, 1916.
JOHN. D.fIENBRTCK
WILLIAM TISSLEY,
SAMUEL PHIDDY, Jr.
The abeve was sworn to before rue.
JOHN GLAZEBROOE.
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Edmund .NDERSOM,

r >. | also wish TO sell the Swan-rayern in this
pI*ce, with aboul So acres OF Land attached treto
and viii receive propositions until the first Monday in
October next at which time will, if not sold before.
sell it at Public Sale, Lease it for term OF yea S.
ED.H .9.NDERS0M
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FOR SA}E


VALUABLE LAND-Ad,ouing my plantation on
Appomaitux River, have five hundred acres of
land, which will cell on accommodating terms Tor
stpk oi either OF the Banks Of Virginia, or stock of the
United States The quality of the land is well aap
ted for Wheat, Corn Tobacco and Clover The soil
good, and the foundation OF clay-about three hun
dred acres are heavily covered and crouded with ex
eelient timber, whc will answer for buildings slaves
and other purposes. Wmter-Roek Creek !, constant
sresIn, runs through this tract, and on each side oil the
Creek, larc proportion Of The land consists of ycry
terrible and productive ow-grounds. There il a very
high hli, with handsome grove thereon, command
nsd prospect arouni o about fifteen mixes with seye
raj tine springs issuing from it's baseths is mos. eli
Sibe settle Tor budi0, * a country residence more
healthy place below the mountsins could net be easily
selected.
There are three bold springs, which water about
twenty or thirty acres OF fat sad which NOW Yields
excellent grass, aud with little labor a most valuable
m'Aadow may be had. which could be covered will
watsr at pleasure. he DISTANCE from Petersburg Is
twenty-five, from Richmond twenty-sx miles. and
navigation convenient. The cleared low and high
land rs sufficient tor working eight or ten hands to a
vantage The premises viii be shewn by me at a,y
time. '
For the terms apply to Mr.. Thomas TAYLOR of
Richmond, or to MIR. Samuel Turner oil PETERSBURG,
or TO tie subscriber. q
ARCHIBALD THWEATT.
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The independence had on board, when f"nche'',
thity five tons ballast which cols have settled
her more than two inches. Her bowsprit was not
III.
The Franklin had no ballast on board but he bow
spr1t was IN
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one black AID white one, an, the other two are brip-
dle-,he smallest ct which, had bell, with les
ther collar They are marked well as rccoilect
with crop aud slit in one ear and hole in the 9th
er, with The tip ends OF their horns shaved OF.
II IS expected they are making their way To Glou-
cest-i, roni whence they brought lasl winter,
by way OF Carteiss,le. Goochand and ;,aupver Court
House. They we're sesnto pass ,he roa, below Buck
nghars G. IA. about three weeks AGO.
Any person who w'llapprehend or give inicrmati-
on OF the said Oxu that get them again. shall; be
hbc'rily rewarded.
ILsttcr addressed to the Subscriber. (by Post. )
a. WiHdham, near Flous Tavern, will come safe u
hs.d.
ROBERT WEST.
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C5O-P4NTNi- EIlSEIIP.


TIE .gUCYIoN q C0JiJ1SSYoN BUSz
NESS,
ERETOFORE carried On ~ .Ias,cs B-o,en. il,
Il viii in futur.. be contacted Ly the subscribcrs
under the firm Of
J.lHfES BROH.N: ~. & nm. FLNAE Y,
who have formed CO.PARrNE.itSH!P. and offer
their un;emitins attention and exortions, to theii
friends and the public
2Hey haUe for sale, aRoat,
1909 bushels Liverpool brown salt
8 tons English patent shot,
30 crates blue aud green edged wares,
o'bcsi quality, aud laid hi On low
terms
AND IN sqORE,
80 hhds priroe New-Orleaas & Mds.
eoystJ sugar
$50 bags csh,,e
$50 bbls. Caruthcr's best ree.iGed 81
proof wbIskey
20 pnroteohs 81 & 4th proof Antigua
Rum
80 casks london brown stout
80 ees I.onlon white Lead
J. 1880 Sterling, ofas5otsd bsr,lsare
80 bales Dulel Blankets
q, FL,nHcls.
SO PHCK4GRS DRYGOODS,
CoNsisTING OF
g-S ca Carohric Mu5lns * Lenos.
5uperhnc priDta & 'riiluss.d Cgicoss
Lshr' and Mems fine :nttoil Hosiery
Cotoi shireg, lis, Linens
BNs * ycno IHsins, Pins
lm'rs 1"u1 .lzuahgrcs,
So n.eees N,as lsies .5s.sns
aopciane Clofh s. Ceamercy sc. SIC.
IS BkDWN. Jr.
tVpl. FIJI NEY.
hN. r9 fr7fci god Fltt,t s el7s
t.i. els Hot taA girls ,-1t.4 1ng0sc
'- tfit o-t- t..s -F
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q folk, in the County of Nauser aond OF, the night
oil The 2ist isstapt, young negro Inan, named
GIL Il s.,
liormerly the property of Lemue Ridsick Esq. dec
ne Is about u years old, by trade a shoemaker of a
inddle stature, good figure and remarkably likely
in general, he keeps his ar ne;ty comhcd up, has
very smooth face, with very little beard and that very
thin" his tlrd toe his right foot longer than the
second or fourth but has distinguishing nia.k vis-
Bile that recoicct. He had on when he went away
cotton CASHMERE short coat, much worn, * shirt 6,
lriwsers os Nortaern hoTe-spun tJw or threat cloth
asy'al. bsck hal with bao ribbon about the crown
he had cine. clothes, ameng winch round reddish
Jacket ~ith sleeves, but aul certain he took any
with HIM. He IS very expert in tue manage
hent oil horses, and IS smart waiting man. ia which
capacity he was first brought up. l expect he viii
MAKE for Richmond, where he has mother belonging
to Noet William Shepherd, and other &C q aintanc -
OK tn \ ortok and Portsmouth,, where his aea,Iao,a-
ees are also very numerous. Ii probable h.. Iaay
ht'e forged pass, or free papers, and attempt to get
away a'a iree will give the above reward TO
aay person who viii deii,e, him to me- or conline
HIM in Iai, SO that get him again and all reAsona
ole cXpences besdes, taken out Of the eouaty aor
said and brought me.
iorwasn all masters Of vessels and others from,
harborng OF carrying the said fellow away
.,f.IYIWi.I.S .SI'E.N-CER
Sent
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NOJJCI.

W. ~ -
r %iAIL petition dc rcxt Csier1i hsssr.. 81, Of
< a'i', Wsjlng @ he divorced ron Nv Iusbaal
Jac9 lne H. pobs.
MN CTPOHL.
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UNITED STATES STOCK

~ LOS7.
nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that the follow
* ing certificates OF the United States stock in the
name oi Joanna Fulne, bearing date as below. have
been LOST or nsad, and the. due appil,aton viii! be
made at the Loan-OiIice of the United States, for
their renewal. va
Six per cent--No. ZOOS, April 18th, 1901.
do. do. 1912, June lstl,, 1904,
655 IS
=
ROBERT MICA NDIISH,
7dHtusfrdtor Of Joanna Fi1liaie, Decd
WILLIAMSBURG, JkLv 22---3n
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CQ1TON.
BOSWELL q lI.fN.N
TAIL0RS.

1T the sign IF the Golden SHEARS.
r RESPECTFULLY inform the Citizens of Rich
y mond aud the Pubic in general, that the, nave
taken the Honse on the of Cary * thifeentil
street, and directly opposite the Columbian Hotel !:
where they are prepared execute all work in their
line, in neat and fashionable manner and hon
irom the srcest attention to business to merit share
OF ne public patronage.
August so -------6t
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HHE.AT.

ssANlNG made ARRANGE nients wit! Mr.. joseph
\ a. Weed, On the Basin ihe Canal, for receiv-
nS ana storing d whest, will give the Highest cash
price for wheat delivered at the Basin, ard as here
toioie, at Rockelts Mil, AmptIll Mills during
the season, and enter Into contract for crops, to be
Delivered at either OF those pIaces.Mr. Weed being
authorized to purchase Tor me, application may be
made to him, OF to
JOHN j. WERTH.
N. Is. Every Wednesday and SATURDAY, John J
Nertb, may lie seen at his Mills at Amptl from
tii IL 0eoek-and on every other day, az his
Counting -itooo, opposite the Dell-TaverA, from in
the morning till III tue afternoon.
.JtfLV 22-2,n
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DIsSOLU1ION.

gEVFIE Coparnership of IIapccrk, Gordon & Cur
3 RE, was dissolved on the 3lst day of December
last, by nutuaI consent
NJ. w. HANCOCK,
ROB"F. GORDON,
Aug. 25.------tm JAMS ECUR'siE
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sTRAYED
THREE WORr OyE.N-.

sFhOM lie Plantation formerly belonging 20 Mr.
tho0,as Les7so0d, in the upper end Of this
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JOHN KING
NUIYCE.

4 ChancerJ,ior the District of sich,nopd b-,v n
iiush ill plaintiff, and Archer and others deC.nd.
antss-- The Subscribers, Commissioners for that inns,
pose appointed, Will, Friday the sd, day OF Sen.
w'noer next at the Manchester Excl,anse, in the
to"H OF Nhchester, sell At Public Auction. for cash.
one undivided moety OF the Public Ware-bouse- ~
me sad in"n, commonly called I'ren's WareH,a,se
subject 10 the debt due to the Common veaitb ,gT
~, "a the same time and place, one undivided rnoie
y oil Two ban acre lots, Known and Distinguished i;
the plan OF the said town, BY No IsG X 80. 231.
= i'oO, Two other half acre lots IN the SAID towo
Nos. 50 g "a. V'""'
EDU.3RD " TRENT.
SAMUEL T.7TLOR.
JOSI.8H HOBSON
.qNgH9 1o---ffS
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dNDREH SMITH

Joseph MIDDLE,
FAVE this day entered into partnership under the
4 hr-, Of
SMITH AND RIDDLE.
And wil.do business In the lower tenement of Col.
John Msyos brick buildings, in Maui Street, nearly
opposite the Bsll-Tayern.
Nay L. If
THEY OFFER FOR SALE,
PLASTER OF Paris, gr und, and in lump
SpermsCeti casdles, warranted pure,
Boston crown glass, II by 16, in boxes of
so paues
Refined Pe'utian bark, in small packages
Whskey, in tielees, OF good quality
1anners oil, ia barrels
Two bales negro cloth.
mi II
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FIFTY DULLARS RE WARD.

Va uNAWAY from the Subscriber, residing in Suf-
n 9 folk, in the County Of Nansernond, OF, the night
oil the q At isstaut young negro man, named
GIL H. &
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NO1ICE

NEW ADY EEIIsEN ~ -.
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August 26
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Can no7o get lesortuenfs Of
COTTON YARNS.
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Translated for the Palladium.
FRENCH HOUSE OF PEERS.
Thursday, June %.

Thursday, June %.
Before the Legislature recognised Napoleon H.
The President informed the assembly
that the deputation sent to the Emperor to
express to him the sentiments ofrespect
and gratitude of the chamber, had acquit-
ted themselves of the mission, and that the
emperor had answered that he had oaly ab-
dictated IN favo,T ofhis sou.
Prince Lucien Ronaparte-We have
now to avoid civil war and to defeat the
plots of a iactious minority. The method
tic most certain, is the solemn application
Of the principle the Emperor never dies
The constitutional order of succession, es-
tablished in dynasty, annihilates factions
and ensures public tranquility. If we do
not stray from the line which the COnst-
tuition has traced, we shall prove our gra-
titude for him who has made for our hap
piness the greatest of sacrifices, that of a
crown. | demand then, that, without
other discussion, the Chamber declare Ma
poleon II. Emperor of the French, and
take Tie oath Of fidelity to him. | will be
/ the first to swear, and all good French
rnen will follow my example. .9rita-
lions and mli1H1irS. Since the electors
receiyedat the Champ de Mai from the
hands of their Constitutional Chief the I'm
pcrial eagles since the majority of the
French have sworn fidelity aud obedience
to the Constitutions Of the Empire they
cannot, without violating the sacredness
OF oaths, refuse to admit my proposition.
] demand that the vote be taken instantly.
NJ de Pontccouaut.--I am about to say
Chat which ! should not say il Napoleon
was yet in power. | am entirely devoted
TO him from the bottom Of roy heart.
have served him faithfully: and shall
serve him faithfully till my last sigh.
owe every thing to him. He has been to
me the most generous Of benefactors. But
am also obligated to the Nation. What
is now proposed to az A thing contrary
TO the usages Of all Geliberative assemblies.
TO take a resolution without delberation
aud who is it comes here to speak Of
iactious minority who inyokes the Con-
stitution Of the empire and wishes to i'm
pose a sovereign on the French ?-I re-
cognizc the right that he has acquired TO
the general esteem by his talents, his fine
character, and what be has done for liber-
ty. But these gave him no privilege to
speak as he has done. No act att SITS
him even to be Frenchman. We know
MIN only as a Roman Prince.
Prince Luclen. I demand to be heard
in reply.