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STOP CEF THlEF-II
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ttof, ian Scof Tim
q iOLl.N on tse wight cfthe "a inst. ier1 ~
- Stnhie, in Goochla ns Count. VFG r. !
HORSES, VIZ:
The Fast, large bodied hrisl' hay. nine wears
Old. v.tl along mape aud ,. STIR in h,s i,epes.l,
Remarkably deep holiows over MS eyes, with -
feet 70 the right, about, eeth,a, trc,., la.es sui
gaiiops veil.
The SeeoHd, lis match, seven y.srs oil. co-r-
,acty :9r.ied, nih IS i;ch ,sil, star lis 'ra-
recoecled.
The J2ird, 3 bav, somewhat darker than the O.
Tiers, about nipe wears Old, slHrt ho ,ai, mitch
winda!ded, pa tierlaly 10 hshiud legs. abost fur
,eot piie or ten inches higi', trots, PAGES, aid u
Tops snggishiy.
A reward @f Ilrepty LoiI;rs Will te given E,r
eac'' horse, on Tor sae ,f'rnstiun IS Will enai,i.
nue. to get then again, aud Og,e Hatd Ell AID EySy
D0ilGrSfur the .iief
JOSEPH s. WATKINS,
Do1er bills, CoocM0d Co,v'ts, II.
Ju'Y IL. l9-tf
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By LAST NIGHTS MIL.
BALTIMORE, July 10.
MISSION TO CARTHAGENN.

MISSION 10 CAhTHAGENA.
We stated in the Gazette Of Monday.
the arrival of Christopher Hughes, jr. Esq.
the CoTnmss oner. sent on behalf of our y.
vern0ent 20 CIrthsgena. to apply for ths.
release Of number of American Citizens
detained there in prison, and for a rcsto-
ration of their property.
In the first branch # his mission, as has
already been stated, Mr.. Hughs succe eded
all the 4 neiicans in confinement, were
immediately rele sed ard delivered up on
his appl cation. In the other object Of his
mission. we earn with regret, he was Who'll
ly unsuccessful. the Spanish Government
refused to restore any Of the property
We arc also assured that the acc cunts
received here OF the cruelt IS exercised D.
on our countrymen whilst in confinement,
fdl short OF the truth. the most deliberate
barbarities were practise d on them.
1t will be as n ghly gratifying to every
American u know, IS tie circumstance IS
honorable to Mr. Hughes that whilst EN-
ployed in obtaining the release of his own
countrymcn from continent Mt where
they had expert need SO much cruelty. he
vas not unmindful Of the unfortunate on
dhion of others similarly situated. At his
request, the Spanish government released
from prison. and sent on board the Mace.
donian, Ten English an! several French
prisoners confined at ST. Martha. The
Englishmes were PIT on board a British
vessel. the Tay, which arrived the next
day Tor the purpose G! demanding their re-
lease The FIenchmcn came in the Mace
DOMAIN ~ the Daitei Stat
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CALL OF rHELEGIsLATuRE.
RICHMOND, July is.


We were about sitting down to express
our sentiments on this subject, when the
following Queries were handed Us from the
Post-Oliice. They arc SO pertinent to the
clearress, and as we think. correctness.
that we beg leave to ADOPT them as our
own. The decision of the Executive
Council seems to us incorrect. Tie last
query touches proposition, which goes
to the very marrow of the subject:
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
1t being reported that the honourab!e
Executive Council have had under consi-
Iteration the expedieacy of converting the
Legislature in time to suspend the law
that will compel the Banks to resume the
payment OF specie on the 15:h November,
and that they have decided against the
measure. beg leave to submit the follow
ing queries: GUYS.
AMELIA. July 8.
1. Will the meeting OF The Legislature
twenty days carrier than the usual time, be
attended with any great Inconvenience to
the members
.. l. tie subject of the circulating me-
oium of the country, and OF the credit Of
the Banks, important to the future .iIan-
cial operations CT the Commonwealth and
to individuals in general?
3. Is the second instalment to the Bank
of the United States to be paid OIL the lst
January next
4. Is it probable that the vaults of the
Banks OF Virginia will be drained for that
payment?
$. How can the subscribers to the Bank
of the United States procure specie as
cheap as by collecting the notes of the
Virginia Banks?
6. Who, besides the subscribers to the
Bank OF the United States, will derive ad--
vintage from opening the vaults of the
Banks or the 18Th November
z. Are not the Banks daily Withdrawing
their notes from circulation
8. Can there be any fear OF a redun
danny or Interpretation
9. What benefit commensurate with the
certain I'M airy that will be sustained, is
expected from the operation of the law ?
10. Can it be believed that were the
Legislature now in session thew would au-
thorise measure that must inevitably
transfer the specie from their own Banks
to another Institution
sufficient cause for subscribing the law in
question
IL. Was the national Bank authorised
when that law was passed
ID. Was Il not expected that the LIE
gisiature of New York would pass SINH
lar law
Il. Was it not reasonable to suppose that
many of the other states would adopt the
like measure
Is. Upon what grounds can the Execu-
tive have refused to convene the Legisla-
tlTs.
10. Must they not be sensible ofthe conse-
4uences of the operation of the law!
IL. Can they aginc that the Banks will
be SO rash as to refuse the payment of spe-
Gle on the 15tlrNovember, IN the face of
special act. and thereby give their sanction
to defiance Of The lazvs ofthe land /?
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WV. Kinney, Secy

From the Nezv York EUening Post.]
The Grand Jury for the county of Chit
tenden, in the state of Vermont, after have
ing closed their enquiry into the offences
that came within their knowledge, took
occasion to remark
"That before we separate we beg leave
to express our dis ,pprobation Of a late act
e Congress, raising by salary the pay of
ns members to about three fo!d its former
establishment, aud this at time when the
public burdens hung heavy on the people,
especially on the farming interest, who are
the nerves of the community, and when
the frowns of Heaven hung dark over our
heads, threatening our land with scarcity
ana famine.
"Under these solemn impressions, we
have directed that this communication be
signed by our fore nan. and that he request
the same to ne published in the Northern
Centnel, with the syes and nays taken
in Congress on the subject Of said act, for
the ussful information OF the public.
q" Signed 10y direction,
ELIAS BUEL,
Foreman OF said Jury"
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A DECISION.

Justi-e Hoffman decided on Monday last
that all the stockholders CT unincorporated
banks were partners, bound Jointly and
scverally to pay all such paper as might
be issued by the company or representa-
tives of such company, This was case
wherein Alexander Sangs'er was plaintiff
and certain stockholders of the Merchants
Bank defendants. Yesterday the plaintiff
was put upon his defence before the same
court, as a director and stockholder of the
Real Estate Bank, and confessed Judgment.
This appears to be one of Mr.. Jstferson's
improbable contests, trying who Can do
eachot the most HARM"
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Am. Czvr1rry

Ftone. O-tt XAP.HE 7,
kROi Is SOk at the French ausl issiian s,'es's.
K gss, havr'g been Tor ten years Professor To tie
tyce,ln oi Rortcaca, SID IA, 'nher the Seho-l
ct Public stiucti5n Ia thet ctyi IS iesrnus of cs-
iablisbIrg himself in this e.; AVID snnouuc.s t...t
lie will Civ lessons il the two rnguages.
Application may be made 10 bis, al tic ;iou.c cg
Mons. C"AvERT, sscreha t. Auc l,e ,.aas H.. IL
Lcrtv al masHgreCerenre ia m. Uifs. 81 ~
rs. Tain g. Car,bl. r. GieIs'i,reu u .yLnir-su
J. .ffarT,, ,7id n Il. Jc,,ss c'sgis
Nous JASNiS, his asa,c:aee an. ccmnanior,
will efe $50 III drAwng.
J,'iy Is. 1es
ItE SlOs,. it.r nAs Routed ,,.e % >, t.r Tn, a,
kns's new houses cn Cary Street 6o'6 2 tie
Basin, and intends Keeping genes.,I sss irtIa az III
GiocsIiss, &c tie best Kind
lie has nog1 or hart,
50 easSs HiLbtiis brown Stout & Por.er. e
qoslin quality to any IL the Cry
Getns.- and i.ls,eie steel, N boxes ofiie lis.
each
few bel Osrahurcs. cheap
" bids Green C-pTo'as
IS sack. Liverpool SILT
Loaf snd Brown Sr.ar-
Frir Green Collie
C,gni.c Brandy
Holland Gin, Antigua Rum
Spinning Cotton. &e.
Which he oi.rs Tor sale, low for c9st, or town
acceptancss.
WM. HUTCHINSON
J'sIy IL. 1S fs
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WAsn1NeroX. Ialy 1O.

The books of subscription to the Bank
of the United States were opened accord
ing to law, on the first instant, at various
places directed IN the act tor iGcorpora~
ting the Bank. From what VIC have
heard. there can be no doubt but the re-
CURED amount Of capital viii he subscri-
Bed, and that the b INK will gointo opera
ton within the time which the act pres
cr,bes. Nat. Lns.
MACKAREL.
tits stated, upon good authority, that
Macksrsl are at this time caught in great
abundance in the Bay of Delaware. SIEVE
raj fishing smecks have returned to Phila-
delphia with foil cargoes.
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NEw-YoRK. July 6.

NEw-YoRK, July 6.
The fortieth Adversary Of the indepen-
dence of our Country WAS celebrated in
this city on Thursday in style OF maGnlt-
cence worthy of the occasion. In the pro-
phctic language of the venerable John
Adams, written on the 5th of July, 1776,
it was "solemnsed with pomp, shows,
games, sports. guns. bells and illuminate
ons." The only strife perceptable between
the two great political parties, on this day,
was who should most distinguish themselves
in its celebration.
The weather was unconmonly fine, and
the citizens who joined in the professions
were almost numberless. Orations were
delivered at the church in Spring Street,
by Charles G. Ferris, Esq, and in Wash
ington Hall by 3. GARDENER, Esq. 20 crow
tled auditories.
In the evening the theatre was brilliantly
illuminated splendid fireworks were ex-
hibited at Vauxhall Gardens every place
of public amusement was opened An d
we are happy to state that no accident
has come to our knowledge which could
have tendency to lessen the general fes-
tivity.
The Military, comprising the first Bri-
gade OF Artillery, together with Col. War
cr's company, the whole under command
OF Gen. Curtenius, made a brilliant APP
Fearanre. The line was formed IN HUI
son street, aud we're reviewed by Maj.
Gen. Scott They marched through tn
Park, ard p ssed the reviewing officer in
front of the City Hall.
III S Excelleucv the Governor and Sc
veral strangers Of distinct n (amongst
whom, was Joseph Bonaparte, late King OF
Spain,) Stationed themselves in the gallery
Of the City Hall, during The IN roh OF the
Military and other process onS. and were
highly grat.fied at the Marital appearance
Of the Military.
The society Of Cincinnati had an elegant
Dinuer at Washington Hall, and were no.
nored with the company Of Maj. Gen;
Pinkney, Generals Scott and RIPLEY, and
other officers Of the United States Ar
NV.
The Corporation gave dinner at the
Civ Ii u in their customary yle Ct ele-
ssncc and spl-a6or. The Guests on Inn
occasion were unusually numerous. y
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LAND FOR SAL.F.

! Pursnatce OF The last WI. aari 't'os.o-,e nj &c
: Anthony Muter, deed. will be off, a for s,e.
on the premises, on Thursday, The '5ih dav ri
august Rest If ajr, trot, the aeSt f,ir tcy there
alter, the That q Jaud wherein tie said Aufh,,-
ny Mh'eri lived, IN The equity of Po.l,a,an. yi (,
on The main road le'dirg from Cs,ersv:iie ~
Richmond, ahnut 81 miles trom fhr Cit, cfPic.-
Inonh aud 2irow the Town Of Jefferson co,iain-
INK two hundred Acres. This aad hes wsn. AID
Is remarkably we'll wstcred the soil IS we'll ad.e4
ed 10 Inc culture of the diff rent species of gram
os'sFy eniuvitei. The improvements are Dot
corf'ierstle, bat such IS would answer TIE mr.
poses nj moderate sized family. IL h-,.f- rrrs,.
med That persons wishing 70 purchase this ,,rapcr
~, viii examine ii previous to the DIV og se,s.
more particular description is deemed uanecesr,.
ny.
Mr.. John Williams, who lives on tie la;,i will
at any time show it to any person WISHING to yicw
IT. The purchaser will lie req.ircd 10 nav one
thrd o the price at the time or sae WIN. \ con.
vetance ~i'sbe made another one t.ir,i ON me
l5'h OF August, iSi!, and the remais;ac bird. on
the l5tit oil August, ISL 8 which t last nsyne,,q
are TO he secured by Deed Of rrast on t, nro-
perty. The purchaser will have The privilege or
sowing whcatin the fall at the usual ,ir..e and have
ia' possession given the first OF Ianuary rest.
AT the same time and place, will he osi.retr G,,.
sale, n SAL, belonging to this estate. w,.ic.. /. "a
to!crable repair.
WIN. LEAEE. F7sr.
1GIy IL. 70 w5t*
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.N4T[il.N,AL N.4.NX.

.N.41JO.N.4L B.i.NX.
18th July yesterday incusiye-4,97o shares
suhscribed-equsl 10 $3.50
In Boston, the close OF the 3dday, G,5oo shares
were tsken.
Particulars not received from ether ;owrs---hut
the Nut. I.eG geacer speaks with the utmost coli
Eleuce of tn success OF the institution.
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SIRAYED OR STOLEN

SIRAYED OR STOLEN.
an the 6ih current, from the s,,l,.crin.r IT..
Ny Horse, very much ntermxed with white bei,.
particularly about his head. Some short time No.
was Kicked by another horse o bis rich. fore /
which caused the hair to come off, aud the wo,.i
PLAN 10 be seen also, white spot under his r1.n-.
Tops tolerable well, shod all round, five vesrs III
last spring. V'i
viii give Eve dollars reward to any nersop WHO
~'h nei'Ver The sad horse 10 me, in Richo.ond 90,
Tor Information so that get hin, again
MARTIN hlrAfS.
Juiy 13. 10,
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TO those 7yhom u may concern
sEXHAT have stored wh l. Wis Rey II On. I
4 box, marked X. r. y Go. and Two marked


These Goods we've iipped 81 the port Of Nev.York Jn
hoard the SCH. Lady tGnpkis, bound fo tie bort u Rch
moid AID from change oyoyagc sinPped board he s.
Ontario, without either Bin Of T.ading OF NanOrnndun
vii rchy ~ ascertain ne asdEuo. who vii receive tlcs.
gets application tie snd Re- " CO. by produriug
hs of ladns. rgcert or other sfiarto, suce Of Their
smpme'd r'J consignment y w. rs 20, iscight ad OH
e. expence Of .losasf. e..
CODY sole. Master ~ NJ
SO. y trie.
JOY - io.2l
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oress, who opposed the Compensation act.
Fad been handsomely compiimented by
,,,eet nv of the citizens of Putnam county
,.h;le those members who voted for tie
hill were burnt in cGigy,!-This throws
son,e kigkt upon the feelings OF the Southern
neopl, in relation 10 that act /; and if it
p,,eets enemies there, we know Mt where
Il will find friends.
Trenton 7ruc american.
DIED, at Major William Gho'son's in
brunswick county. Va. on Thursday last.
of lingering disease, Hon. Thomas Ghol-
son, Representative in Congress from the
state of Virginia as upright politician,
and righteousa man, perhaps. as ever 81
led place in this sub!unary scene.
Nat. INK.
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7SNHE Public are respectfully Informed. ,ha.
Y gave to Oven Franklin, Of Chestsr6s,J. NO
Obligation to pay him su" of raoney t.ore.a
i ,'alel' ioi' ne purchase OF Wagon, eeers aud
horses, TO be paii on condition that there vyos :,
be no incuTnbrance on the same. The public are
hereby cautioned moi to receive the boal. &c hos
reasons TO believe that the said prore,.fy IS ms.
ncuinbranee, asd am determined not To nav ,,,e
same. ~
July IS. 20
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mos. &c.
'ENbE Subscribers nave Just received and
= oirr "a private saie
20 tons weilpss1ritd RtD nc.
20 10. 80. NAILu9.s
20 Asds. GLASS wAiI.
NaJ IS - N"-'S.
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NoRFOLE, July 9.


SrEc1E PAYNENTs.-Ve are truly
concerned to have the information, which
ws. had previously received upon this sub
;ect. confirmed by the Enquirer OF Satur-
Cav. The Legislature will not be conven-
ed The banks, we think, cannot, under
existing circumstances, resume specie pay
u,.nts on the l5th of November. TO guard
themselves against mischief. they must cal
in all their notes, that is. by compelling the
ntyment of all their debts before that day.
Can this be done without infinite distress.
and perhaps ruin to individuals. Suppose
the debtors of the banks should refuse pay
,nent. land perhaps some may fron ne
cessityl the situation of tie banks will be
critical indeed, as they cannot have the
same summary process, as may be had a
srainst them. We would most earnestly
invite the public attention to the state OF
things which will arise, if the legislature
are not convened the inconvenience to
which the numbers may be put, can be no
object compared with the public mischief
Already business moves heavily nn, but
this restriction vill give it final stroke.
Let it not he supposed that we are advo-
Gates for permitting the banks to withhold
specie payments. ad i6inm--it is the juno
t,,re that excites alarm, and few months
delay, would, in all probability, avert the
evil apprehended. Ledger.
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N'MANACFR WANTED

~ WIN fhNfi'N W lhAN Il Eli
For .NeSV Gent Charity School.
IN the ~ THURSDAY of August next, a; New
Z , Kent cou, t-h,usa, an election whltake piace,
for perso1 qualified t. ae in the above capacity.
Ills duties are 70 suand to the poor Of The county,
e. instruct the children committed to his care, and
to sve,i t,n the business Ct the farm. Distant sp-
pics'tg will be suenccd to, by addressing lettrrs,
(post PAID to the Truste' OF said Institution. Il
IS unnecs sary erthose who have large, o. cxpeG-
s'Ve families, to apply.
JuIy 10. 10 w97y
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HTfOH unsyot'ab events | have becn uo,,,-.
70 attend o. tbe seyeralty snd st The so,,..,
places j. reto'ore appointed ny me fr the Dn-,.o
o. RECEIVING ary anprsl1 that mas be made 3. vr.
tog. AZ e. Tho revised enufnerlii,.s orr, ,.,
mate hy virtue ot lie ctsns,s slaei. HAVEN'T
pl.ee "a The as'es'abie property olinaesi.,s &C..
The isst asse-smeni, faad. under ,hc sot n t.,,,
~ 0, 1915. and previous 70 ,hs 80 Julc. IS!6--
NOTICE IS therefore hc,r5a gire,,
That will stttni o., person. or D., ecpt, sf,t..
court 9sc tavern, m t'o city Of RE. 80 g.,
house m the 81 1eyn August " G odaT's TT,
IN Hanover ccu.ty, on The SIN dsy .rrLc 80
mrnth sc hanover Crrri-h~ttss mn ne ~ -
tie same fnorts s'd At Cha-lcs.Cty coo -t.f,,,.e
sIs Aforesaid "l''
Wa T.. HILL, Princisal .fsse,so,
for ne cighicenff CoRccfiga Eis,y;,,
Fl ptgiqfa
Juiv 10. 19-.-.s-.,
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hhds Northern Rum
10 bags primc Green Coffee
10 boxes sound fresh Leaors
10000 Spanish Segars. in hail boxes
Is barrels Iierrngs
S cases Wool Hats,
Now landing from schooner William and sloop
Astrea, for sale Oh reasOmsble terms, by
JOHN y. LAY 81 Co.
July 49, 1886
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Debarted this life, on Mon ny the 2iIh uIt
Mrs; Caroline r. Curd wife of DR.. Thomas Cur,i,
and daughter of James Peasants, jr. of Goochland
county Her illness, which continued four weeks.
was painful, but horne with a patience and resig-
she appeared to be strongly impressed with the Opt
niop that she should not recover. She was will
to be restored TO health, it such had bceu the Plea
sure of heaven but sne was also willing t. die
This Willingness proceeded from the hope, often
expressed, Of happy futurity. through the ahun.
dant merits OF the Saviour Of the World. Her
good ssns", her sweet disposition, and her an,iable
conduct had eDdeared her to her numerous acauain.
lance. Toher afflicted relatives her loss has left
blank in society, to be judged by those only who
have sustained like losses
rs those we love decay, we die in part
String alter string is sever'dfroIn ihc Lesrt.
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MARRlED--On Thursday, the Goth nit by
the II wi. John g. Fraylor, Mr.. Jain w. mi,
t,the accomplished Mss Judith MI, both ofthe
County of Henry.
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Sta1lnton, June 81

ofdhnt0H, June u.
At meeting ola nTmbcr OF the citizens of Au-
eusla county, at IT, burt-house, on the ed day OF
June, 1916, pursuant to public notice:
General Robert PoIterfied called to the
chair, and William Kinney, Jun. appointed sccrc-
tsry.
The following resolutions were moved aud car
rei
Reso'red, That this meeting will now proceed
to elect two fit persons 20 delegates from other
counties in this commonwealth, at Staunton, on the
10Th of August next, for the purpose OF concerning
with them the most judicious means Of reforming
the representation in the state legislature.
Resotued, That General Robert Porterfeld,
and Chapman johnson, Esq. be and they are here
bv appointed represent this county at the meet
nr TO be held in Stauaton, ON the 10Th Of August
next.
Iesotvcd, That the secretary furnish to each Of
the delegates copy of the proceedings of this
meeting.
ROBERT PORTERFIELD, Charm
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Our climates farfrom hasug rpenej to the Sum-
mer heat--Ihe nig.ts and mornings 'e yet surpr-
sinely coolOn Monday morning Gle eighth of
MY, } Frost was gathered from the ground.
The effects of aa atmosphere thus cool and dry
are visible in our corn-ei'Is he plant wears gem
orally stinted look. From present appearances,
the crop threatens TO be very short one.
This cool Spring has had very different effect
upon our Wheat--Ithas DESTROYED several ofthose
enemies, witch sometimes prove fatal to it such
as The Rust, and the Hessan Fly. The grain is
excellent, and the crop generality abundant.
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~ 1t is said. that some differences Of
views have appeared among the Banks
Of New York Some wishing to tx day
for the resumption Of specie payments
the others being opposed to AIRY such mea-
sure.
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The French Minister passed through town again
to-day, Oh his return from Mont .,eler.
Herald.
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.he number we have heard the names Of
only the foilowing,-His -xcellency the
Governor of the state, the Hon. Governeur
Norris, Count Regnault D'Angeiy, the
Hor. Mr.. Sanford, Col. rrumbull. Col.
Rutgers, col. Willet, Gen. Stevens of South
Carolina, Col. Pringie of do col. Ward of
do. Mr.. Hay OF Virginia. and Mr.. Parish of
Philadelphia. Mere. advertiser.