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Chariesfon, mr.. 10.
LATEST FROM HAVANA

rom Capt'in GEoHey, Of the schooner CAno.
a., = arrived on Saturday from the Hsvanna in
Intelligence.
= short time before the Caroline left, General
.fpnAcA, ex-governor Of Havana, accompanied
~ sFYen sail oi transports, containing 700 troops,
~ suled sccond ime for Vera Cruz, in the Span
N government ship Diana.
ne nov Sovernor (Do1 Wrmdred Fires } hal
.rep ilmseif very unpopular, by his strict aud
apFt'sive administration. The inhabitants gensr-
80 were dissatisfied viii, his nitasures--1he plan
l ''' Ceen compelled to pny IS sents for every
II 80 ~ sugar made on their estatcs AMI an add,ion-
80. N o'd beea levied upon each slayc-5ut Of what
oint We do n.t!ears.
d, 9'''aa inso-oi-war brig lprobably the Rernp-
*" 'a1e'y went iioTo hs5saa) sailed IN com
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Plattshurr. .Nne. 10.

unmber of citizens OF Canasa have preaenle
claims sgainst oar government. IS appears ~ the
aostraci presente, to the War DeIart;nen; by Mai.
Kees, for da'nsges done b, our army ia OieiItown
" wIi be recollected, that citizens on Ills
frontier have immense claims against the British rn
vsrnment for damage done by the ARMY und r Sir
Ieorge Provost in 1914 20 saw nothing Of The al
most indiscrmnate pluDd Of this village in 1913
by the malandine party Hnder Colonel Murray
Anh notwithstanding the Proclamation of Sir George
individual yet, when representation nf these
claims was mad to his exceency after his return
70 Canada, the claimants tod, that when the
American government paid the citizens Of The Up
er PROVINCE for damages doae by the American
be paid.
It's worthy ofremark, also. that Sir George de-
parted from this place without paying his private
piii, amounting to or 500 dollars, where he aud
bis suite quartered rRs6uL.
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10 The Editor of Tie Enouirer:.

10 me -EdiLpr 0f the Enquirer.
Strange as it may appear. SIR, / have
it from authority not to be questioned, that
the charges against Maj General Gaines
were exhibited in Dec. 1915. or early in
jim. 1916 At the. war office, and not until
June list hid the General any intimation
of their existence (thoush they had been
the topic ofthe closet and private Circles
for months before.) Some Of them, am
credibly informed, advert IS far back as
Feb. 1814-IXe knowing ones IL, This must
faH.-From my knowledge of Maj. Gen.
Ga;nes's character, l will hazard an op-
nion (and let time verify the assertion) that
he passes the ordeal with reputation not
surpassed by any officer in the service, &
that one of the Biographical Heroes will
return TO that level for which natore inten-
ded him-aud beyond which. with military
men, he never reached. His fame has
been erected on the fabric Of Mai. Gen.
Jacob Brown. ] was in Georgia with gen.
Gaines, and passed through that state
few days after him. There prevails but
one cpiDion-thSt he merited diff rent
treatment, and it would be as difficult TO
satisfy the different classes of the commu-
nifty that he is as properly ohargeable with
an al nee, as il was to satisfy them of the
innocence Of Gen. Wilkinson AZ the time of
purr conspiracy.
Is it reasonable to suppose that gene
raj efficer. placed in the responsible sltua-
ton III which Major Genera! Gaiaes was,
during the scige of Fort Eric, should en-
quire ofhiS oficers.what was bes. for him
20 Go. or what details should be made from
his command One OF the specifications.
is, for having ordered III ljor Trimble TO
the opposite side OF the lake, without any
visible cause, and actuated by vindictive
spirit, The result Of The court will prove
that this was considered the point OF ho-
nor that was the spot on which Major
Morgan so eminently distinguished himself.
Another is, his not having dealt out to Ma
jor Trimb;e that quantum of military glo-
~ and honor to which he fancied hims II
entitled. A third is, his having ordered
Major General Ripley, to change or alter.
his official report. so as to give the che
credit to hira, (Major Gener j Gaines.l
Pray who was entitled to it? Gu, ry
whether is the officer who quietly gns an
incorrect official account, or the one who
receives it. the most culpable 81 know
bat little of martial law, or OF the regu ar
service but am satisfied, that Msj Ge-
neral Gaines viii prove himself worthy Of
the appreciation of a grateful people.
ANXIOUS IUSTll TIE.
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parry with The Caroline, IS sipps-ci 10 cra;ze
against the Cartiagen'sn privstee,s, whicl, still
eontinasd very numerous around the coast OF Gu
bS.
The day before the Caroline sailed, two SDanis.
vessels arrive. f.or. The coast OF Africa, one with
three hundred and the o;heg- with go slaves on
board small schooner had also recently arrived
at Histanzas tio'o the coast with 10 slaves These
vessels report chat the British ciii-ers were very
numerous, and constantly ca the alert in Annoying
the slave trade.
On or about the 2Jth nlt. Spanish brig from
Philadelphia. with 27o barrels cf sun-powder on
board, was captured by Csr,hssenin prya;eer of
The Double Headed Shot Keys, AID alter taking out
the crew, she set fire to aud blown up, with e.
very th4g on board.
The Feet of African traders Which have been for
some time past fitting Out at iis,anna, sirfccn in
number, mostly fast sailing briggs we'll armed and
nannet, saile'l for the coast about dag 5 before
Capt. f,sorge left there.
MARKETS az Hrs,d,uiG--Nluscovadn suga,.s & . q
10; White do Is "a 81 Brown do 10 "a II Gnf-
re rs Niolasses bats per key: Flour IS
Rec 9 {; Hans, Id. 81 cents Butter Gu cents.
City Ga-.
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.,e nrete,t of Captain Tristrsn Luce, OF tse tr'g
-: ~ tbs town against the OUTRAGEOUS get OF
~, and robbery com nii,,e,l OF That vessel by
i.i.oo ers. under Spanish cqjours, but suspected
o. he n,a,,e,i by those renesadocs who cai' uie"i-
s..,ves Carthagenian patriots. The piracy VAS CA
!. ooth july. n lat 80 so and long. o. One oi
49,. scbooners hosted (pira.e) black fay, aud the
,os, Who boarded the Trim were all armed. At
,s, taking possession Of the brig, they immediately
.mmene. sn niiscr ian mate p'andsr OF every af-
,,rle of crothing end appurteu'nse, aud j.renty-
sr,e,, h,,nsiesi ondEfty.foT dollars, IN gold aud
.a,c. The schedule oil tn. articles stoIeu contsas
co items, comprising almost every article oil eio-
,.,.-. bedding aad cabin furniture. aud valued on
9th vt siOdo'Ia,s. Suspecting that t'.e brig had
.crr s,ccie on board. which sh. had Tie pirate
,.oL captnn Luce IN board the Co,n mo.sre. and
,ren,e' ed hin, with corporal punishment, it he did
,ot give az arcn,nt OF ali ia specie on aoasd the
,,,;@ hut tl,eir menaces were Intellectual. The
following is tie schedule Of the specie plumber
ed: ,,
nonbaons amounting to 1851 I'oowners.
Dollars, nv 10
Dollars, i1O VI itnouss' j..
Cuiileas, fifteen, 80 The captain.
Total, 1854
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Extract of a LITTER fran genfle,nrn in
.Wezp-Orleans TO lis correshondent in
This rim ,I1reJ

'New-Orleans, Goth July, 1916.
1t snow ascertained by the schr. Dos
He,DldnoS, just arrived at Baratara, from
Boquilia de Pedra, that the Congress of
the Patriots there. had been dispersed by
feran, and that most destructive anar-
chy had broken cut amongst the leaders SS
partizaps of the Mexican revolution ; in
consequence Of which no kind of govern
ment or army existed in that quarter to
support the cause of independence. Epi-
tasio, who commanded division Of Patri-
OTIS on the road to Mexico. went over with
them all to the royal army. which appears
to have sunk the partzans in those provin-
ces in the greatest dependency. Under
these gloomy circumstances, they have no
mercy at their disposal, and all their lines
ct communication are in possession of the
Royalists. AS an instance of their distress
SD condition, | nave only to tell you, that
the NJ xican Ambassador in this city was
lately expelled from the house where he LODI
ged, on account of his being destitute of
the means to discharge his bill, and his de-
pendent have gone TO different places in
the u. 5. with the object Of raising monty,
by deceving people with false reports, as
well as with fattering promises and en-
gagements, which they can never realize.
Some merchants here have advanced the
agents OF the patriots, cargo of ammun-
ton and other warlike stores, to the amount
OF $4,000, and frova last September to the
present day, it has been utterly impossible
for them to recover one cent in payment of
said cargo. although they have sent eight
vessels at different periods % Roqulla de
Piedra, for this express purpose. l Won
der how men of Common sense Can be i'm
posed upon by such people To the a.
bovc, must add, as fact in the begin
nine Of this month, an expedition set out
from Vera Cruz for Boquil!a de Piedra,
and there was no doubt that place would
be taken, and the Patriot. entirely defeat
ed and exterminated. From all these cir
cumstances, consider it great folly to
embark in specu.atons and engagements
with such adventures"
Baltimore Ted. Rehub.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

The New-York Courier. Ecderof paper If as
much tsgte and talent 40 rank on that side # the
questions has brought forward chsgges against tie a-
ninisira; %, whe, baye rs Dafch stado4o 81 truth
70 support them, as any that we gensrsiiy witness
The reader vii judge oftnem, from the following
sar.ie---
He charges the Administration viii lavsairp he
peopir's money IN two ~ three on'fts cf s, ooco
each uppn MIR. Pipkney's eiohsssy--Now, u Is
fact and one which the Courier oueh, % ha,e
known upon proof that has already been published,
that Mr. Piukney IS receive bot 0pe ootit for the
whole mission 20 Naples and to Iln ,sis.
The CWr1cr ri n charges The Whole desserts or
The Salary bill upon the Republican parry. vhen IL
2 proved hy the Feas ard Nays IN both Houses Of
congress, tbet majority of the Republicaas were
assios' as meeOse, aud that il covid Only kc,s
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Fnue,,eriNe. - 81 Enc %

= 7.g--s. Ut7't, ~ q sIWl- =.
NAVlGATlON COAaPANN.--ihe iinpoi tant
undertaking of removing The obsructiors ia Cape
Fear River. is already coMmencrd and will be pro-
secuted with great vigour--Tbe Company have
employed Mr.. JGuies .45e,nstIy, skiiu engi-
neer, TO arrange and drec, the proposed improve
menis. Under Lis inspection, we understand, that
the locks and canals will be forthwith coastruc-
ted, and The whole plan completed without DELAY.
The resources the Company amply sufficient
10 perfect their intentions, and lrender Fay.
vile. as'1 by nature intended to be, one of the
mosI important towns in the Union. Its resources
IRON thriving and Industrious back country are in
exhsustible, and when q free intercourse with tire
sea-anard is Elected, by the exertions ofthis Com
pany, We may safely calculate upon its more ex-
tensiye growth and property.
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STEAM BoATNIAtStisN N "'' ~

'--,- VA 80 -'t-Ni'9A--A-ft
On Taesiay morning, this fine vessel arrived,
crowded with sodiersa..d other passengers. Curl
Gus to know the number on board, male enqui-
~ of an officer Of the i04th regt who told us that
'he Who'll oil the battalion came ep, which, with
officers, nom M ssioned officers, piivaes women
sind children, amounted tn abont $50 persons.--
BESIDES those, there Of settlers and other mi.
vate passengers on boarl, to the number ofeighiv
more. The Msisham la all The baggage attached
TO each individual of.hc i0iti rest and consicra-
bic quantity OF goods shipped BY the merchants Of
Qaeb &C.
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g the ont door otthe isrH JaUsIn. f.r cash,
II on wednesday, tie is'h da,- nj Septe .,bey
nest--i''oo 1Jl-iCy'SGfL.s,s 2. in Gcnel,la,
,cG!ty, conveyed 10 trust H. Ellp Puiye..r 1t sad
ccinty, Ia jobn Kobeitson, f.lward W Trent aud
hoa's q, ,c, TO secure ths pay ;neTt of io,i te a
''n'.rcd dollar, due 20 H. Purycar and a. Der.
nari, W the said Ellis Pnryear secured l.y decd
OF trust, tear''g date III" ist day ri A,arc!. lsst
Ice fi'st Tract ct Lona lies in tie lower end
% p"oc'ia"'' county, and IS supposed to ouninin
fo'tr hftnoiic! AID mr. acres, it being the land
whcreon the said Ellis PGryoar now lives, a,dion-
ing the lands of Robert HI. Saunders and OH, rs
VA tiiis a'"l there considerable quantity OF bit
,'n,-'s"d, on Iackahoe creek, and, it is generally
believed, tha' the land abounds with coal. The
Other land lies in the county or Grochlerd, on
what g called the iirord Branch. well t.mb-re,
aud is s. cd land-1his tract contaias three hun-
dre'l acres
Inc vhole, or so much OF said land, IS viii pay
The aorcsaid deb ard charges aud the eosis aten-
dlns said sale, viii he made on the date befois
i2enuJned, ~
e. W TRENT,
Ore IF ne Trustees.
hHStsl ~. .S2-6t
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u No = . Q X D II
HAIL STORM.

On Monday last, he 10th rstanD there was destrnc
tive hail Storm the County Of Anhtrsii commenced m
the north and extended tue sUrt s.e tic In.
b1ccJ-Kow Nontan--the injury done n the north side
OF c mountain supposed 10 have icen very great ne two
plantations the side, where The cloud ended we're
,cr, much damaged-tbe c0iu and Jotarco was enrel,
dstroyednothrg but the bare stalks Of zach were leff
staidingte hail uncOmn,ony ilfye is ,oih "a
have fallen about three inches deep rTlc E-Ia.
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Cnnll1tlairun. .qnc,lst G.

The Zion. Mr.. Lowndes, Member OF Congress
from Snoth- Carolina, and Chairman of the Com
muee Of Ways and Means at the last sessions, ar
rived in this village tie evening of the 18th inst
with his family. They are visit 10 the Falls Of
Niagara. This cataract is again becoming the
scene ut fashionable resort. ard seems 20 have Dor
rowed additional wonders from the leats of hncri.
csnVaior displayed IN its vicinity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

Gentleman who has passed through the States
of n. q S. Carolina, during the present month,
writes the Editor Of DTS paper, thai lac nus never
witnt ssed more distressing than the corn
crops exhiLii-ticre many fields, tat he IS cor
fdent will not produce more than two basi els IN
the acre--ile crops Of cotton aud tobacco are net
much better.
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STEAMBOATS,.

We are gi,tied to learn, that company of
gen lemen of this town, have contracted Ior a
Steam ',oat, (Which is nearly completed at Pbila-
deIphia, to p,y between this port and BostoE.-
She has about 100 tons burtl.en, aud calculated to
carry passengers ID merchandise. She is expect
ed mere ai,w days.
We-aiso learn, tiia, the company have con-
trscted for another Steamboat, of shout 900 tons,
u ply between Portland ard Boston. These en-
terl,rises highly honorable To the public spirited
gentlemen concerned in them, and hope they
will be amply r"auunerated. L Sden Reg.
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.Ncw-Orleons. .Lllu 2S-

SftV-OftcbfSf ONt1 60
, We cannot have access 10 the Official returns of
me election for Governor, Is agrees.y to the con-
su'nhnn, they are sent to the seat Of government
nader sealed cover, directed to tie President Of
e senate, and are not 20 be opene 81 the rnee,-
ing oi the Legislature. Our Inflammation as 10 the
result ut this election consequently is derived from
private sources only, which, however, may psner.
any be depended upen. We are sorry In add, that
."ese give small majority tn General Where We
nope that our apprehensions Of tie consequences
o"t may result from the elevation of This man IN
The gsbernatOrial chair " III not be realized Orr
opposition to his election not act.ous or eround-
less. 1t originated from firm conviction Of his in
capacity to fulfil the duties # tie Office either ui
ogniIy or intelligence, and u tie acknowledged re-
c'sy that be will lie under resort tn others for
sdvice and dir ction ia the common routine Of bu-
Sness. Our opposition to IIis administration will
partake of the same ebaracter-it viii be an open,
candid opposition, bottomel on truth aUi support
.p ny argnment--it will neither triurc actions nor
misrepreseit motives.
great deal vail depend ~ his secretary az state
~ prime minister. 1.-The b. a ran of talcnls and
'""'es'y, familiar with public affairs, much will be
g"sy ." 'he g"vcrnor's feengs--much to the peace
go ogrity Oftie State. fgGx.
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NO SCRUpLESIII-
EAGLE RON. No. 90.

FSvflE Scruplcs Which have been so long enter
! tiined among the Merchants in Richmond
'w'h regard TO taking FSreign -Ifoses at Par have
bacn It length partialiy overcome
therefore embrace the earliest moment in i'm.
pressing ON the public T. collection, that was the
only person in Richmond who took foreign mo-
ncy at par, when it at Tie greatest Jeprecia-
ten.
there fore hape that those V no have laid ont
TIER Foreign Dlorep at Eagle h07y, No 60, AZ =
Tune when no one else would tase H. viii still liud
At to their interest to give ne cali or think &C
passing BY because the ruoney has become more
valuable, eT my competitors more aceomilod1-
ting.
jf5-I HAVE ON HAND.
4 Large Stock cfFREsH GOODS,
Which win eel cheaper than | have ever done
and still continue to take Poreign .Norey at Par,
witiou. the smallest serurlos
JOHN MCPHERSON.
August 90. s2ef
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JNDJANA ELECTION.

There is a warm contest ~ the new State for the
offs or,;oysrnor. IHoaas PoSey and ien rattan
Jennings are the candidates The election look
place or Monday, the sth instant. In the csuaties
of Switzerland and Posey, Mr. Jennings bad a
majority OF eT9.
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M AedgevRle, August Il.
NEWS.

1t will be seen by the following letter
from Col. Clinch TO the Executive Of this
State, that the Fort on Appalaehico!a Bay,
IN East Florida, where the ruifian Nichols
commanded motley force Of British, In
dams and Negroes during the late war,
and which has since been occupied by run
away negroes and hostile Indians, was
completely destroyed by our troops on the
9th u'timc. MIR. Hughes. the bearer of
Col. Clilch's letter to Gov. Nit. hell, and
who accompanied the detachment of our
troops on that expedition, states, that the
celebrated Chief M'intosh, with cons-
derable number of Indians, had reached
the Fort and commenced an attack upon
1t, (Which had co tinued several davs)
before the arrival of Col. Ciinch's detach-
ment, The fire was returned by those in
the fort. but no injury sustained on either
side While colonel Clinch was erecting
a battery to play on the fort, three Of the
Gun Boats from New Orleans, arrived be-
low it. In ascending the bay, 7 men VINO
had landed from one OF these boats were
attacked by the negroes, and six of them
killed the seventh made his escape by
swimming. The Gun Boats having been
brought up [by order Of Col. Clnch1 OPP
posIte the Fort, commenced firing on it
with heavy ordnance. After the proper
elevation Of the gun had been ascertained
hv three or four discharges. a lat shot was
fired, which penetrating one of the three
magazines, containing 100 barrels of pow
der, created dreadful explosion, which
our informant supposes must have killed
more than an hundred--the others were
taken prisoners, with ut making further
resistance.
Cory IT a letter. from Lieutenant Colonel
Duncan l.. Ciinch, 70 His Erceiiency
Governor mitchell, dafed
"CAMr CHAwfoHo, itli Aug. 1916.
"sIR.
"I hsve the honor TO inform you, that on
The esth nit. the Fort or the apalscheoIa, in Fast
Florida, defended by hundred Negroes aHd
Caeetaws and eontaining about two hundred Wo-
men snd Children, was completely destroyed.--I
have the honour 70 enclose you the names OF the
negroes taken and AZ present in confinement ut this
post, who say they belong 70 citizens ofthe State Of
4 g erga. haze ven the chiefs directions, 70 have
| every negro that comes into the nation taken and
delivered up 20 the commanding officer at thispost,
or II r. Gaines" Journal.
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DOMESTIC.

Washington, Dug. %.
The President of the U. States has recognized
I'm Do7vsoa, Esq as Consul Of his Is. Majesty ior
The State ofAlaryland.
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The cool spell Of weather which came in the
course ofthe last week, las been 4 tiihacd To
bail storm, which Gil in Ha aid some Of the
counties above this City-it app ars by the fol-
lowing article, that the storm has taken consider
able range:
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8EWALL OSGOoD.

- - "1|~L< OOOODD,
.RAt EFUL to a generous public for
~ he hherF support he has for many years rocevr, a
baeksn' hegs leave 10 all those who NAV BE- pi.a-
va w Favour iim ~l tir ORDERS that Is nov M h
Smiths WORK. 80 -
He HIS ~ ms shop the Basin, dy-nade Croe.
fes, HSes, PICKS, Pi0us istcg Hingcy, Jc. and Cs,ig
Hnues, with or without woodwork, OF s;erior q,,a
Be'lig sincerely in the old a,lage that snort aeeecis
MAKE long friends. he asks leave from the JULY
1916, to present bis at the end of sAty DAYS m
adjustment. ' |
Richmond. Aug 2s 1916.
N b. Al those friends and customers whose actol1,,s
nave nor been presented for years past, nsy n {
"ssuFsi at they shall not be sighted oger ta The
In 1stofIuiy. 1910.
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.FUpnsf2S
EtIgAHnrn stNMoNs, s naxnr s. sIMncss ..

EtIzABErH SrTmnEs, * EENHr +. SrMNcss ..
HsJ1sise and beforc her fYtcr7nGrYiagc 1casa
the said H'1rn + Simnone caled E61a-
ten BadH,gs. .1dEp0sfrOhir VI
SoHaei BHiings, dge'd
IA, Ell HE a yOn being iDaabit,nts of the Com
~ monwealth OF Virgins, ! tsae tas mode to
give you notice. that shall On Saturday the 2g,h
day OF September neyi ~ Samuel Sfoi3hsos,'s ay-
cru in the town of New-Ca0tou, N'uckinghatn
County, Na) proceed 70 take the denoiuons oi VII
Tam HiS, and others, 10 he read "a evidence IN a
SUIT depending ~ the Superior Court Of Chancery
Tor the Richmond District, ia which l Am plainia
and you are Northumberland slall proceed from
day To day until tie said deres'tiona are taken
CARTIER WILKINSON.
August SS. 50 ~
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CO he faic ut iandon G.. Hr,s's ;.and &
Negroes in Nelson county, a ,er,isct il, dis rao,
:" ,.ks pl" { m The Cd ei September, is POST.
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Bnfaio, .4ugUst IS.
LONGEVITY.

A correspondent il. the town of Concord. in this
couHy, Informs rs Of singular instance fInngey-
lived To behold their descendants to the fh gene
raton.
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Cory n letter. from Lieutenant Colonc!
Duncan l.. Clinch, 70 His ErceLency
Governor MifcheH, dafed
as EAmr o. AAyrnun III. An.. fo1c
Balttmore. Angnst %.

BdlflHore, 1HgHst y.
It was announced some days since in the
Gazette, thata com,Dittee from the Con-
vention of Bank Deputies assembled in
Philadelphia, had waited on the Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

We are gIal to learn that S.eGn Boat, is 10
be built At this place. r,gr.!ar daily packet
n and from bingham. Ii will est ahont 10000
dollars. Boston bal1g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

TIE enterpriiipg msIchauts of Portland should
not lose sight of the benefits, tia. would result 10
them from the establishments of full sized Sieum-
Boat, to ply between HAT psc, and Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

been carried he rnsisriy 80 ,'ceerai voles 81.
ing in its f-voOr.--'Tds Fourier may saw, indeed,
tha, This m-reprrsen'aiu.n not confined 60 rsei.,
as almost every federal paper has ia!er r.o Il,
while b,'' one solitary paper ot the pa's rss s.,s
ii'hed the Sess & Mars. exhibiting the respective
parties to which they bsisaxci.
islt sY suc' disingenuoos n,l5ccs these that an
enlightened peop.e to be deceived