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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-29
GE.NER.2L poRLIrR..

The following illustrative particulars of Gen
PORTER, the first Spaniard who has venture,l 10
raise the standard ofiiberiy in favor of his CD
pressed countryinen, will be read with interest
MS Exceiiency Don Juan DEE Porlier is about
thirty Years of age, small in person. tbin. but q
handsome appearance. He is nephew of thu
late minister Porlier, Marquis de Exarnar. He
served as midshipmaa IN the battle of Trafalgar
he hrst became known in the late war AGAINST
the troops OF Bonaparte, BY collecting a handful
OF deserters from the actions in CASTLE under gen
eral Cuesta, with which, only amounting TO th;r
ty men, he attacked fifty French acknowledgements
posted near the city OF Palencia, who he kiled
or took, and presented TO the Junta of Ast,iriss
Inc latter then gave him the rank or colonel
and he Immediately formed C0erlna corps, call.
ed Cuerpo Franc, with which he did prodgies
OF Faiour against the enemy This corps AFTER.
wards became arespectable division What gave
him most credit in the time cf the provincial
Juntas, was his retreat from ST. Andero; surroun.
ded by four Simes his number of enemies. from
whom ne escaped and even took and killed some
OF the French. This action covered porIier. wits,
glory, and Balasteros with shame who made .
dlsgracetul retreat to Dion, in consequence OF
winch that part Of the country was abandoned.
The other iilustrious actions of Poriier are con-
tanned IN the public papers of that day. He was
lately made SfaE,scal dc Campo (Iaior Gene.
rai) and ms character is frank and noble He is
also man OF great energy and readiness. as is
proved by what happened between him and the
MaFchloness ofMatarosa, to whose daughter he
IS now married. The Marchioness was proud
and naughty, and before she consented to the
marriage of her daughter, she required Porlier
to exhibit his titles OF nobility To the person
sent to wat on him with this request, Porlier an
swered, Tel the Marchioness for me that nv
name IS Juan DEE Porlier, and require TO know
whether her daughter is t. be married to me or
my parchments, if to the latter they may both go
the devil He, however, got his bride he is
consequently, brother TO count Toreno. who be.
fore his father died, was called Count de Mataro.
So, and one otthe deputies, from the province OF
As'urias, that came over to England in search
o. aid, when the Spanish revolution broke Out.
Foriier IS OF Canarian origin, and by his marriage
ne acquired the title of Marquis de Matarosa. In
The right ofhis wife. He was arrested by Per,l;-
nand, IN consequence of the director of the Post.
Once, intervening letter he was writing to a
merchant N Bilboa in which he glvehim orders TO
supply money TO Spanish Patriot, who had fied
to France, in Gaze ne came to Blboa. He alsoin
The same letter made use fsome harsh exaressions
against the governing system of Ferdinand, adj
Ding fre'lSs a to2o; 81 s.se res5usas .n-he ar
rests every one who brays.
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death of Mary Ann Clarke is as untrue, as
the story other living in opalence. II is
said, that instead of being hsought to Do
yer. to be inferred in the grave. she was,
on the Goth inst. brought to Dover. from
North Downs, near Margate, by William
Sell. the SheriF's Officer, to be enclosed in
living tomb, the gaol. .Norn. C,ron.
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Fran tfs Pitfs6mq 5ierc,ey.

SAgnwTcu, Oct s, 1915.
SRI beg leave 10 inform you, tbat has been
|olhcialiy reported to me, tint an indian was yes.
terday murdered under nost aggravated circnn.
stances, 10 a canoe close % Gross Isle, by a shot
men IN her, suppose 70 lie soldiers aud that
an oihcer or nou-commissionsd officer was ~ the
boat at tie time this er'iei act vas perpetrated.
tnis boat must have left Detroit yesterdty
nee1i not point ont to you the line Of conduct
necessary on tins occasion. shall direct an in
luest on the body tonorrog ipoFning aodfbeg
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I'VE copy the following interesting documents
rom the Pittsburg Mercury The letter Of Gov.
points out distinctly 20 Col. James, tn. moro.
Pricty ofhis conduct, ia interfering in Cause
Which y properly oognizablc only blythe United
statesl
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DuBLrw, Oct. s

DuBLIN, Oct. s.
The Archduke Charles of Austria is ex-
Pected in England in about three weeks,
on visit to bis Royal Highness the
Prince Regent.
Lord Amherst has been appointed AM
bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentia-
ry to the Emperor Of China. ard Mr.. Ellis,
a near connection, we believe, Of Lord
Buckinghamsbire,) Secretary to the I'm
bassy.
We understand that The unreasonable
imerriment Of The Times on the Supposed
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Nzw-YoRK. Nov. %.

Newly DIRK. Nov. %.
Trnnslations from French Papers To the
18Th October, bythe Bloomiag Rose,
TFO10b,idge, arrived at .Nelo York. an
so days from Bordssnr.
The following speech of the king of
France at the opening Of his Parliament is
translated from the Bordelais Gazette of
the 18th Of Oct.
Pans, Oct. 7.
This day the king opened the chambers
in the hall of the sittings of the chamber
of deputies,-Salutes of artillery an
nOunced his Inaiesty's arrival. The king
was met at the foot of the steps of the
great rprlico, By deputstinn from the
chamber Of peers and another from the de-
pnties.--fhe Duke de Orleans and the
Prince de Condo, received his majesty at
the top of the stairs of the portico. at his
majestys entrance the whole assembly a.
rose, crying Viye lie Rai - Ills Majesty
placed himself upon his throne the assem-
bly, was standing and uncovered the King
ordered the peers 60 be seated, aud the
chancellor haWng gwen, in his Maiesty's
name, permission to the deputies to seat
locomotives profound silence reiened--
when his Majesty pronounced the follow
ing discourse
GESTLEMEN--Wben last year, 7 assem-
bled the two Houses for this first time, 7
felicitated myself upon having, by an Io.
Dorable treaty, restored peace to France
she began to taste the traits Of it; all the
sources Of public prosperity we're reopened
"a criminal enterprise, seconded by the
most uncomfortable detection, came 70 stop
its course. The evils which that epheme-
raj usurpation have caused to our country,
aflict me deeply. / ought, however, "a
declare in this place, that If it had been
possible for them 70 have affected me only
1 should bless Providence fer them.
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upon The Seapolitan troops, toe King could
not but believe that il was by your orders, and
thar you mad received from your Court insrruc-
items to act in a hostile manner towards him.
As soon as his majesty saw himself cngaged in
war against such great power, without ha-
wing intended it, he rtought it necessary 10
make use of all the resources which had long
since been offered him in Italy, and the ex-
tension of which he did not even further at
tempt to realize. The movements of our ar
my tow ards Bologna, Ferrara, and Modena,
were known to your EXcellency while they
were executing the King saw by communi-
Cations WITH Lord BeitincS, that the hostili-
ties commcho ed against him were not the con-
sequence OF a settled plan, because the Eng
iisn General stated that he had received no
notification on the subject, but at the same
time his majesty saw that England, with
which he desired TO remain at peace, might
take part iii the war if it were continued.
" his double Information excited wish,
that reconciliation with the Austrian Court
might be possible. His Majesty therefore
sig.ited to Lord Bentinck, his intention ma
King Il retrogade movement, & he Won hav,
proposed an Armistice to your Excellsncy
had he not feared that such D. op osai might
have been considered as mems to cneck the
activity of the military disposition against his
army, at the moment when It began its retreat
Now that the king finds himself with
his whole force in the line, which he thought
mt to choose now that he has sufficiently
proved that his movements were not COM
PEELED, and that he is fully master of them.
his Majesty authorizes me to aCqu4int your
EXoe.lency, that he has required at Vienna
new declarations, & made overtures to your
court, from which he expects happy result.
meantime his Majesty orders me to propose
an armistice to your Excelency, to avoid all
unnecessary bloodshed.
" His Majesty Wishes General, that YOU
may acceae to this proposal The king would
then name general, with full powers to fix,
with whomsoever your excellency shall ap-
point, the line which such of the armies occu-
Ply.
I" have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed)
M1LLET DE vILLENEUvE.
chief Of the Staff, and CAPT Of his Nd
jeSty's Guards.
I" Head Quarters, .AtrH21.''
In the reply ct the Austrian general he says,
that the question of war was decided ty the
advance OF the whole Neapoltan army into
the Legations, and by the proclamation pub
llshed at Vienna on the 3Oth March He
adds, that he must continue his operations &
refuse an arnistice-
Reports prevailed at Dover Yesterday, that
Valenciennes had declared for Louis 18th
that Isle was equally well disposed. Are
these "the acts of rebellion in the DEPART
ment OF the north alluded to by Fouche ?''
Two officers landed at Dover, from Bor
deaux, with accounts of the disturbances that
have broken out there
Two French officers have arrived at Ply-
Ilouth from Vannes, in the department of
Morblhan. They are understood to bring
accounts OF the risings in the West in favor of
Louis XVIII
Desertious from Dunkirk and all tho
Northern Frontiers are frequent and hume
rouS.
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CKESTER Hin

VA I'LL be solo, at Public Auction on Friday the
18th INST before the iront-,loor of The ie-J,,.
yerh, IN The City OF Richmond the beautiful Farm ON
James River, only seven miles below the CITY, called
S"ester Hui, containing between AMI 700 acres of
Laha-a6out one hundred ct which is Low Grounds
" prime Meadow Land--there are about 2OU acres
ony) cieared-the high land has AS rich red clay bot
TOM as any Land in vi gnia and is as wen odanted -
toe cultivation OF small grain and coyerthere are
Two elegant scites tor buing-each ct them giyinra
complete view OF Richmond-t is also certain thar nn.
OF ue very best fisheries James River is attached
to,ns piace-lt IS bounded by James River, for bafs
mHe' and by Falling Creek, ,or one miie and half.
ion ",ieh any qaanty OF water may b, had for th..
establishment of Mill ar any ki d d. ManuIact ,iy
w snort, there are butfew il am situations within the
same distance OF Richmond combining SO rnany aolyan
tages asChCster Hill
Terms Of Sae.-One third OF the purchase money
WIN DC required IN 90 days, the balance divided in two
e4uai annual payments Notes with approved endor
sers VIII be required, and the title withheld until the
money IS paid, or decd will he made to the purchs
ser anil deed Of trust taken secure the two as,
pagments--Ihe sale will be made iudcr the tlirectien
Va = h"inas iayior WM. GOODE, jr.
Chester Hill, Julv S---tIsp
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A LIST OF LETTER!S
REMAINING IN THE rosr-orr1cE. g

t.sS 81
JUNE, 1915.
A-Robert Archibald, Col. Walker Armi-
stead, John Allen, John Appleton, Miss Ann
Allen, Miss Elenor Anderson, BENJAMIN AL
len, 70, Zacheriah Allen ., Peter Anker.
VIM. L. Allen, James p. Apperson, VIA. b.
Armistead, John Anderson, John Andrews
Gilbert Allen, Joseph Allen, Henry Ash
ton.
B-Richd Brooks a. J.&R. Baker. VIM
Bowles, Isaac Bourne, X. Bate, jacob Broth.
erhood, Gabriel Barbour 9, Henry Bradford.
Miller Boiler, VIM. Brown, Bartholomew
Blunt, John Brannor, Betty Z. Bassett. Thos
L. BouIdln, Lieut.. B. Boiling, Harden Baber.
Joshua Brotherhood, Spottswood Bradley
Nathaniel Briggs, David Borrows, Charles
l.. Bell, Mrs. Mary Bowler, John & B. Baker
= James BushoP, Benjamin X. Bryan, Chas.
Brown, Philip Boyd, Edward Bosneam, Law
renee Baker, Miss Mary Brown, Peter
Howles, Thomas T. Bouidin, Joel Ba;Iev
Gilbert Brown, James Blackman, Elizabeth
I. Banks, John Bell, Francis Butt. Miss Fran
ces +. Blrwell. James Brooks, John Bennett
Jesse Budsall, James Burnett, David Bowles.
John Benson, John Bnurn 3, Calvin Bush. Fs-
ter BE, Daniel Brock, jr. Joseph Barlow
bllings q kellbc, Edwari Brown, George
brainley, Morton Baker, Nancy Berry, David
John w. Coleman, Edward L. Carel,
r
Coleman, Margaret Caro!ire, WIN Cana
bell, Jobn Cashle. John Clarke. Thomas r
1Gre'gh, KeuGin Childrcss, John B. ConeIev
Richard Cotreli, WIN. Coggen, Richard Goth,
ell John X. Callow, Ann Clead,non LIN,
SorInlleon, John Chew ., Isabella Canada
captain John K. Cary, Dolly Caphart. Cart
Joseph Church, il. Matthew Cav. John W
Cheadie, Richard Carer, Leander Cuthbert
IVA. w. carter Lewis Crommelin, Walter
Clageo' Jabez Colt, Richard CotweiI, Wal
ter Ciagett, x Go. 2, IN. Carrel, j.. CIyboun
Samuel 3. Carter, Vicious Camcbeu Re,,L,n
Santor, Gurdin Chlidcrs, Landon Carte
Jonh Crump, William Clarke, Starting Car,
OWN. Durfrey, Miss Charlotte Dictsor
MSS Martha j. Dabney, Capt. VIM. On
qr'oge in. Douglass, VIM. Daniel . & nt
y2in T; Duvall, John Darby, Peter DsmiiI.
1IenTy Dunkler, Samuel DOYLE, Sarah w
- - ,"eGrloge' Jones Dyer, Miss Mary f. Dan
Iei, Sampson Dnquid, Ethelbcrt DRAKE M,
D9vall, Matthew M Dyes, J,ssnb D,dIs w.
Hillary Driver, John Dugs, Thomas Drn,,,
I nond Joanah DAVIS, NJ 5rah Dornin. Lewis
Dulard' sally Downey, Rchd. Daley. SamI
donaldson, Elizabeth Durfrcv. F.dvs,d ~,
sarah w. cambridge, John Dalton. ''
E--Iames Eubnnk. james Elliott. pe,er
Elho'' John Edlow, Richard Edwards. Fiee,-
Egsleston. i'''0es D.
F1.Matihews Filbe,t. Jonah Foster, ir Jor.
can iornoy' John Fi,lGs. WIN. Fopta,,.e
zeI rrcnCh' Benjamin Ferguson, Adam F,sb-
S 5 'ssse Franklin Elisha Fsxon, Oney Farise
~ Dr, Eharles d. Fontaioe, William fnlcber'
w liam Fowler, John Fox, Archibald Frec,
G-Iames Gray ., Henry NJ Gran, 70,
we Glover, Major +. Garreft. Mn,t1 ?.
Isr'Iaer, jeremiah Garland, Ehzabeth iones
ls'ac Gregory, Coling Graves. VIM
CFecSG' Mrs Judith Grynes ?. Robert CO CO
pc N.ien G'lpin, I0hn X. Graves. RI,
Srecoaow,. Mrs Pricilla MCCran.
A1--'AiaFew Hose, William halfway 3.
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PROPOSALS
Mr.. HOLMAN,

Mr. HOLMAN. who helda first dramatic si,ua.
~ n uon N London, and Was for six Years Man.cer
o. Tue Duohn lhestre-has formed Theatrical ar
rhgenehes IN this Country, which he proposes to ex
tehd To such a magnitude, as may with ADEQUATE
patronage, ensbe him TO render the Drama On
uis Continent, rs imno tant in its aCvantse IN ,b
community, as Il has osg been corsi, re-, ia .p.,sd
mas there mcontestibly established i,sefss tho bcst
school o eiocution, in addition TO the various o,br
powers possesses of all > ing Instruction through
mediu'n the most captiva'in
Terms If Subscription.
n Subscriber of 900 dollars viii bn entitled ~
perpetual tree admission elei not tr,.st, ~, BITE
ceP' Al the following manner:
Subscribers viii possess a privilege Of ssin.. ,h,r
s.ares, Out the admission ticse when constitute, .
SNARE cannot change its pro cie,Drn t. course al
season Dut may be transferred or, v,ou.ly 10 ,h,.
commencement Of new season This re iila,io, IL
necessary TO prevent tickets from beeo,nip nnIinit
eddy transferable
tls presumed the terms of Subscription vii, nppear
very moderate for, if ticket OF admission be ra,ed
at so much below its real value as 2i dollars per q,
SON. the Subscriber obtains interest OF IL per ce,t
subscribers will, OF course wave their iight OF adj
mi s5si' on the benefit ishts ofperformers.
he names OF the Subscribers will be received at
MIR. Lynch's Merchants Coffee House
July 8-3tD
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! Md z rsn.7 ~ ,isstnf mrr'is volcanic norr
"Thesssc o!ifs,ss,in on abarb'rosss host"
j.. TEE raIcATE coNsrTfGT:oS ss' orn
SINKS
The FIRST, tse ss,, Triumphant Ger the main,
Thrice acw he balls, thrice Erg,sd's pide was slain
2 gsins, cheers EuIps Flctorv
Is THE AMERICAN FAIis-Iik. the her,.ines
Of Csrthase, who gaSs their glossy rinsi,ts string
the bow oil the Warrior balance of tie PowoLyS
3 cheers Here's aAesahh TO al good lasses.
Tie fol1orri,,g Song, COMPOSED BIZ M. Join .Ir-
Crec't, zsas sing by he Gahor, be:seel' tie FIRST anil
second Iodsts
TUSE--ANacBEoN IN HEAVEN.
NOmore the loud tunes OF the ,iumpet resound,
No more the war-bugle's wild notes stiike the car
Our warriors return from the battle renownd,
To the bosom cf friendship and families dear.
Mild peace round her Riags
Balny sweets t.om her wiass,
The wclkin with ecilpcs OF happiness rngs
Come toast our brave heroes, x swear great day
Neaiil hand down in glory till time pass AWAY.
The Triton enrag'd, has proclaimed in his pride,
To erase the strong fabric sires had sfectc.
10 pofute the fair lame tor which millions have lied,
To destroy freedoms temple. by frcemen protected
Boosting loud DER the wav,,
Game his Well. gtons brave,
Al WIN shall IN gre. tree of liberty save
Mark Eage of freedom, his banners unturIed
Hseye on the sun, while suspense chains tn. world.
From thousand ships pouring his conquerors of
France,
Debouch on our plains in the dread pomp of war;
Conhding in conquest they gaiiy advance,
L heir deep-nouth'd artillery thuners affair."
Near Niagars's rcar
The parched earth drank their gore,
Our heroes their laurels trlumphantiy tore.
Brown, Scott, Gaines g Ripley, their sichions raised
high,
Their resolve" We will conquer gloriously die"
See the sons of the wet like dark cloud Of night,
With eagerness forth from their deep forests throng;
Their deat-tabes Of terror prepar d fDr the fight,
Like they own Mississippi, imp etuous and strong;
IT'S jackson who leads
Them TO glorious deeds,
Where the yaunting invader in agony beeis--
Come, toast then cur heroes, swear this great day
we will hand down in glory Till tune pass away
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TALU.aBLE LOTS or
GROUND, .N.E.9R THE BASIN FOR
SALE.
~ Ii be sold, under the management of Thorn rs
w Taylor,
THREE TnTC

THREE LOTS,
On Gary or ID, street. two OF about 24 feet front each
the other 22tee extending back about 15S feet to an
ai'ey oi 70 teet><the last mentioned lot has on il
three-sto Brick-Iouse, 20 by 10 feet Unfinished in
The inside. )---ALSO, ONE HALF ACRE LOT
Number 465, adjoining the Public Warehouse nd
the " srehouse of James Brown, forming a " all on
poth SIDES OF IT. The situation is very advan; ageou
Tor Lumher-houses, admitting the Water thereto by
Catai-thus facilitating the receiving and delivering
oi froiuce, makes it object OF Alteration to Com.
mission NJ Merchants. This Lot will be sold in parcels
or altogether to suit purchasers as may be agreed on
the day of sale. va
The above mentioned property is under mortcaee IN
Francis Watkins, aud will be sod for the express mr.
pose OF discharging his clam-ad therefore the pro-
ceeus VIII remain III the hands ofthe aforesaid Thomas
Taylor and Nathaniel Sheppard or the survivor of
uieii until w atkinss release obtained, aud com
piete title can be made to the satisfaction of the pur
ehasers The sale will take place on the premises the
l9th day OF this month The of sale will be III
vlded In four equal payments Of g. g. and ~ months
he purchasers giving notes negotiable and pay able
at one OF TIA Banks IN this City, with an approved en-
aoser-and the title retained until the whole is paid.
SAMUEL PARSONS
Whereas the equitable title to Lot No 465, rnenti.
oned III the above advertisements vested in me- viii
convey the Gree from any iraumbrancel to tho
purchaser purchasers thereof
SAMUEL p PARSONS.
After the payment of Francs Watkias's claim. the
re duaiy proceeds, aRy, of she three first mentions
gu Lots IN the foregoing advertisement is conveyed to
US Tor the benefit OF the creditors of the said Samuel
Farsons--anh therefore, Be it known that whenever
SAFE OF the SAID propertyis effected, we will ioin in a
deeo OF release thereof RICH'D ADAMS
GEO GREENHOW,
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COMAGIAICzrZOA

Departed tins life on the 2gh dav sf June. After,
lingering sickness which she bors yith christian Tor
yuds, Mus. SUsANNsu CCCRrEgx. reiict nr 1snn,a
CoUHrS ~ Decd, whc lied in tbs Ctya faithful M
Mister Of the Gospel In the fs oil this dear woman
al who knew her, witnessed bright examine nj H. -
power Of Christianity. She wa ior number oF vears
respectable member OF the bsptist Church Sic
was truly Peace-m'ker in lsrael--but she is rcrnoy
ed, we trust. to happier cifnes
lis fuisid ns done I'll e spirit IS fed
Cnr Sister is gone "A Christian IS head.
Yet, size IS iivng, we trust, IN Iestss love,
And gladly receiving kingdom above.
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w bIl-lhN fOOSHEF., Sen'r. p M
-
~ u'nee on Decree o., the Superior COfIrt of
Chaoeery, Tor the Richmond District, proncer,s,d
e ~"'h gay Z" June Loss, ~ a therein ueIdiug
sss3"ptt aud Corbit Bisx,on aud William FitzEnrI,
bi'N'o', executors and devils es Of Elizabeth Bav,,s
ai'' OF ci' dc'' ndaut'--fhc ersgncd Commission
a,tpl",t'9 BY uc sad desrcc. will #ll, 1t Public
nY Use 5lsi insi. dili KELU.3BLE ESJ. gTF.
hMR III the Cuunty OF lIrnrcu on Ci,ic,abor,ooy
,To.nV. Stout miles rom the City nj Gc,monJ.
yJttgtG [IIh EVOCkfE o. iyT0 FUrBERPY
mn, late the resdcicc of Nrs 1Jfzob. 80 a..
ceena1ns 439 acres more OF less.--Tbc sbovs ,,,,,
".' 'cng gen ally X own. more p.ftcular
es''lpiio" Of ti' deemed unnecessary.
.. ,eystee WI be ex cmel by the Subscribers
uey. vac P''e'7Se mo-
PETER Y DANIEL,
sWiEidAM Hay, - : COMMISSIONER
July l.---tda
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NOTICE.
rs HEREBY GT1EV

is HEREBY GITEN
Vy7UAT Petitions viii be presented to The bexs
3 Eener 4sierblyt praying that an act or acts
may p S for
Encfeasing The rate of Potage. on ships and other
~ seIs from sea, into Hampton Roads.
.Ftering the rate Of Pilotage from Uampton Roads
10 BERMUDA Hundred sud City P,i.t
Esasi'hinga branch Of Pilots from the sea, to Rich.
moIU.
AEthTi'ing The Placing Of buoys, to mark the
Channel 0, James River, from Richmond 10
Hampton Il ada
incorporating company or companies for deepec-
ing TIE channel OF the river below Rocketl's and
Tor improving the navigation of the river frcm
Rockets to Mayo's bridge, by deepening the
channel or otherwise. ~
In rporatnga company to open a communicates
between the falls Of Kanswha River, and the n a.
Yigahie waters of James River, by Turnn;l.
road, or by railway
Juiv 3.
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Poar OF RreuMoNn, Va.
.HyyiOcd since our last.
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Hstg, NorfoN Richmond, Coi5ur,i, porfo. Rieo i,
:. 41cA Pgckard .Ns.0 Bedtord, sloops .7bigGH
EgE-fbirbor H>nfico, lee Pete,sburg.
CtsAREn Slip PO.g1afrn. Herrick, Citv- Point
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LAST MOTIFS MAIL.

4 u Who viii not gaerd the liberty of those
Fao so hoi'iy gaarj the interests of their
outtyS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-08

OF We understand that q meeting o. the Stock
ho,iersO the Farmers Bank was held Yesterday in
their Bankng-tiouse, according t. Notice snd ibnt
the existing regulation respecting the transmission NJ
monthly accounts to the Beard in this Cir vas en-
hrIned BY eons0erabIe majority OF yotcs