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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-21
IlRANrS
On Boston, .Ae,O- Pork, PHILADELPHIA &
Baltimore,
Can be bought and sold q the.snbsrribers Office

On Boston, Ae,o- Park, Philadelphia &
Baltimore,
Can be bought and sold ~ thesubsrribers Office
SPECIE aud y. 5. STOCK.
{sikew sc tickets CUarrrantad tU lravn) in tho
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Of l'eunsyivan =, wRch IS now drawing twice a
week j.. Phi. -deiphia, q days OF drawing oser
The foiloc ng Pnzes remain undrswn, W;
One % s 10000, one Of 10000, Two Of
10000, three Of GOO, six of 5000. six
tecn Of 1900, and in proportion Of 500.
500, 200. &c. &c
THE MASONIC HALL LOTTERY
Draws but once q week Tie 35th drawing over
Cine prize Of 40 600. ore of 10000. an
seyei al Of S 200 & S 500 prizes. ali " II
come on ~ the next days drawing, OF
within 6 weeks
Prize tickets or Northern Bank notes viii be
rece Ved % payment for tickets at the Lottery and
Exchange Office oil
August n -
VIRGINIA:
81 Ri.'ea h. den IN BE Clerks oGcp Of the SINE
r19r Cart ef Charcefy }aT the Ricinoud Lis
fy1et me Oh day # JlHs 1916
Ilichari futtin Brown, Abne, Hi and Sarah hi
VII ltober, Watson and Frances his wife
Pht Claiborne administrator 81 BEVERLEY Brown
dec d. john Il Lucas and Hannah his wife. and
MarV Brown an infant, by Robert Watson. her
guard and nexi friend, plp6
AGAINST
Samus' Booker, administrator with Tie viii an.
nexea, of William Brown, decd and John and
james s Gillian, executors Of James S. Gillian,
decd. ms
Toe Deiendani. Samuel Rocker, no, ha,i g en-
ter las appearance NJ given security lccctd ns
% ..s Aci of Asserhi, and the Rule, Of .h.
co." and it appearing oy satisfactory evidence
H. ne IS not an .Hlahtant Of this courr,: Il
% '6fred, That 'he said Defendant do appea, here
o" the FIRST DAY Of 'hsneEt term and answer tht
bt"f re plsintiEsi aud that copy Of ,hi.
Oh sr be forthwith inserted in sore newararei
Pub. cd "a the Cit o. Richmond. Cos month,
soceess,,si' and posted at the font door Of the
Cap'oi, ir ite ssic CITY.
cpg-2's5tc,
I'm. ". Beaing, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-21

7t hales holden in Me CLERKS Office qfAe Suhs.
rior Court Of Chancery for ne Rjchzgona Dis
fric. tie 14fh day Of .jUne 1916.
William Byrd Page surviving executor Of Mary
Byrd, who was executrix Of William Byrd. de-
ceased, plpf
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July 3t.--w8w
YlKGINIA:


1t i'Wies h2i5ea ia tie Clerks Office of the Sube.
'7or Co"t IF Chancc,y fer Tie hici.no.ld DIS
h7cl, ne 24th dry # hue 1916.
ROBERT Graham, surviving qualified executor O.:
James Lyle, who was surviving partner of LYLE
''eC'eae PAf
AGAINST
John Depp, administrator with the will annex
cd oI Be- amin Harris, decd, James Scott. WI.
ham Harris, William henley and Lucy his wife.
William Saunders and silly his wife. Fgberi
Harris, Wilson Harris, Eveline Harris and Mar.
Gu, t"re',uS iarrs Dfs.
Inc Defendants William Harris, william Ssun
Ge's and Sally his wife, and Egbert Harris, not
having entered their appearance and gwen secu-
n y according to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules OF Tins Court and it appearing by satisfac
iory evidence, that they are not inhabitants of
this country II is orle ed That the said Defen.
dan's 40 appear here or the first day ofthe mex,
term and and answer the bill of the Plaint;f #
and that coPyof this order be forthwith insert.
ca IN some newspaper published in the Civ of
richmond, for Two months successfully and nos.
Ted at the front door of the Capitol, in the said
City. '''''
AcOpy-Teste.
I'm. ". Hsing C. c.
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VIRGINIA:

July 20-wSw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-21
GOSPEL MELODIES.

Oh, Judah, thou land of the wise and great
How sad is thy woe and how chang d is thy fate !
Der desolate vallies thy children now STRAY,
And weep for the days that have fastened away!
Thy towers have faiien-thy arches decay'd--
Thy temples in "sackcloth and ashes" are laid,
The priests of Jehovah are silent and low,
And Zion lameats tor Jcrusalem's Woe.
oh! where are these days, when thy people, with
awe,
Receiv'd from Mount Sinai the thunder of law ;
Where the parent of Israel haiiow'd the place,
While ELoHrMs' countenance iiasll'd from his face
And where are the thousands that gaz'd with de-
light
On thy temple Of beauty that wecom'd the sight !,
Who saw the dark cedars of Lebanon wave,
And weep their soft dews DER each patriarch's
grave.
Alas! they have pass'd Ike dream OF the morn!
And Jerusalem's children be buried in scorn;
No king to redeem them no prophet to cheer
oh! when shall the promised Messiah appear
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VIRGINIA..

July 27, 1916 -wsw. "M' ~ NS'''g'e' g
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VIRGINIA

July 27-wsw.
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Hni- ". Neniag c. c.
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VIRGINIA.:

July %, 1916 wSv.
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VIRGINIA.:

JuIy 27-w8w.
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I'm. ". Hcainy, c. c,
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RIGHT ArLAsT.

measure is about to be taken, which
will, i'll all probability, bring all matters to
rlghts-a measure which has freguentlv
been insisted on, in this paper, as the only
one calculated to bring the Banks to snecie
payments, with as little delay and as little
pressure upon the community as possible.
The principle, which has bsen uniformly
pressed, is, that the 3 nks should hrehare
for specie payments, but that it was neces-
sary for them, being parts of but one ee-
neral system, to move together in harmo.
ny and concert. To produce this concert
OF measures, no step seemed to be more
expedieHt, than to have CoaUention Of
Deputies from the Banks, who should
meet together at some central situation,
to arrange the times and modes Of resu-
ming specie payments.
lt gives Us the utmost pleasure to learn.
that such plan is now in agitation. The
virginia Sank have received letter from
their correspondent il Baltimore, informing
them OF The Banks of Baltimore and those
of New York, having been invited bv the
banksot Philadelphia, TO send, each Of
them, three delegates to PHILADELPHIA. 10
torm a Convention in the early part of Au-
gust, to devise the best modes of proceed
ing. The letter then proceeds 20 enquire
zohether the Bank OF Virginia, will be able
to resume specie payments By the 18th Of
November and if not, at what time they
mean to do SO.
We have no hesitation in saying, that the
Banks Of Virginia. sad indeed Ell the char
tered Banks Of the u. S. which have sus
pended pay ment, ought TO fail into this mea-
sure, aud appear by deputy. In what o.
Their mode can the best time and manner Of
resuming payment, be so we'll sgrecd up
on!
In doing this, they oughtto be exclusive
ly governed by their own situation and
that Of the country at large. They OUGHT
not to be restricted 20 the 10Th dav Of Pc
brusry-when the u. $. taxes win be M
longer cole table but 10 specie or specie
notes--because Congress viii eventually
shape their measures by those of the banks
and change their day t. the DAY fixed ON
| by the Convention. All that they can re-
| quire, isf to be convinced that tie Bank,
are IN earnest--They viii, Of c6utsr. no,
refuse extending the furlough Of NE Bank.
few months longer
This acasure is admirably calculated {,
relieve The Virginia banks from ali embar-
! rassment Should any day be 6xsd Of
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8Y.4MaRDG CHEW

OFFER FOR SALE,
hhds. New-Oreans and Loaf Sugar
so bnls. " l1key
so CASKS Iiibbs,rs best Brown Stout J dozen
eaoh
Q do. Taunson Ale, 10 dozen each
100 boxes Bourdcaux Claret
40 do. Chateau Margaux do. superior quail
itg
hh s. Jamaica Rum, 9Th proof
I pipe Lisbon Wine, OF superior quality
TO- bDxes soap
so do seermacct and Tsllow Candles
50 30. Choeoaie, No
3 chests Young ~ son Tea
do. Hyson, oil late importation and good
quality
10 kegs Isle Of France Indigo
rs b5ls. Sugar House Noiasses
GO reams Letter Pepper
! box Crates
! set Table Mats, (s8 PSI
tea set French China, very elegant
1900 Cocoa Nuts.
JHy II. 20-sw
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I'8E SUBSCRIBERS
EEAVE just received, tue undermeniianed
as GO4DS, by the Indian Chief, from Lon
don--VIz.
Superfine blue, black and fancy eoloured Cloths
and CSssimeres
Black aud fancy BOmbszcttes
Beaver and mock Doeskin Gloves
Common and gilt Pins
Printed Cot,ons and superiine furniture Prints b
White aud fancy Marscllles Vestings
Jaconet and cambria Musns
Cotton Hose
RIGGS magnetic Razor Strops
London Brown Stout
Pants. grosnd in oil and powdered-copssiing
a, white aud red lead--Spapisl York aud
Orange BrOwn-pstsht aud leNigsted yell
IOw-mIneral, Brunswick, olive, mountain
aud French Green--Pussisn Blue--blue
Nerdiler-Eagilh, Dutch aid rose Pink
Venetiap Hsd-biaek and lead colours
Green Copptras
Emery aud Glass Paper.
Which they offer s,r sale on reasonable terms,
q their store on street, opposite to tae Eag e
Tavern.
They haze aiso yecefUed,
i few pancheons Jamai.a 4tl proof RUM, OF
good quality.
Aud case IRISH Linens.
JACOB & WILLIAMS.
" IA further supply OF fDa0, Brihsh aud
Ucsi 54dia GOODS, IS shortly eSp.ct q.
July II. 2O-Its
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Boston, Hly 8
A PIRATE.

The Merchants HALL Journal, contains
the following particulars Of the pirate yes
sci, the Romf, mentioned in our Iast) as
fHrn shed by one of her crew, who has ar
rived in town, from Cape-Ann.
=" Shipped on board the schooner Romh,
Captain Fisk, at Baltimore, in April last,
for voyage from that port to Buenos
Ayres aud back, and sNiled the 18th Of the
same month. About the 10th May, off
Cadiz, the Romp fell in with the Spanish
brig St. Joseph, Of about 1870 tons burthen,
from Cadiz, bound TO Corunna, with car
90 Of sweet oil, soap, brandy, cocoa, sugar,
Cinnamon, &c. and a considerable sum in
specie, and after taking out the latter ar
'icie. manned and ordered her for Buenos
hyres tEat he was put on board as one
Ok The crew that soon after parting with
tae Romp, Found the brig short of provis
Gas and water, and 1t was thought advisa-
pie to steer for the United States aad
her course was altered accordingly; that
On Sunday last, they were near Cassias
Ledge, AID fell in with three chebacco
ooats hshiag; that the prize master pro
posed TO ill the boats with articles Of the
vessels cargo, and make present Of the
same to the fishermen, If they would land
we crew OF the brig at Cape-Ann, which
was agreed 70 that the boats were &C
Cordingly loaded and the brig was then
9cuttied that thew were landed at Sandy
,,'Ay on Monday evening last, where the
SV@ts End their cargoes we're seized the
''to"lng Gay 10y the Collector OF Glcuces-
y. ,r that he does not know the cause why
e'e prize~master scuttled the brig, but sup
roaca lis papers were not regular, ana ne
vas afraid 70 bring her into port that al
N' parting ~isa tie Romp, considerable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
MINERAL WAITER !

.
VETHE Subscriber respectfully informs lie lends
j add tue public in general, that ic vii be y. a.
dy by the 2Oih inst e. receive Boarlcrr ~ af;ii-
Grove, very convcaient CO The Mineral Spii.e)
IN Amelia From the very liberal ct cprra " raj
he M With tie lasi season, he las been inn "a. 70
add very considerably to lis buildings hich, tho
not quite flashed, are so far PROGRESSED m IS 20 At
ford great eonvenierces and aeeommo stious 10 To-.
visitors This Spring, the water of which kas steiv
been so frequently used and It's many Va uabls
qualities so well established, by many Fersansin die
lower eouEtIy and The ncighborhood OF the spring,
that 1t is deemed uselessto say any thing more AZ
on tAai subj ct.
Boartting, the present season, wa be So per
we, x for grown persons, and halls that prize ior
ehildreo, Or reasonable charge ~ ,he lsy) Ser
wants viii be boarded AZ So PR week, f,i- is6e,i
with two meals dav, AID II GEMS Tor sSe.y al i
tional meal directed b. ihe. osuers
Horses kept at the usual prices, rs cents fer eg-
er, "a hours.)
variety Of the best Of Liquors viii be constant
iy Kept, Cor which there will be sepsrase bur
moderate charge.
July IS. 10-us4u
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q. S. FRIGkTE MACEDONIAN.

MINUS IUa1 NsI"IIi.J "tIIIS I1s
by the schr. Liverpool Packet, from Santa Mar
tia, we learn, that the U. 8. tiigate Macedonian,
Capt Warrington, bad arrived off Santa Martha,
snd the Commissioner board Of her had made
peremptovy demand to the Governor for all cit
izens Of the United States in confinement there to
be, instantly given w; iie was informed that he
ought to proceed 20 Carhsgena, and make known
bis semand to the chief authority there, which the
Commissioner would not consent to, and gave for
snswer to the Spanish Governor that he would
eruze ofFther coast, and make reprisals, and when
the Liverpool Packet sailed, she was of Santa Mar
tina.
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powHira,S HII.Ls


TF7HE Proprietor having given jolt io'erc-' 4,
g dat ha"dsou-c range OF .isn.sr roNh,sf,
among his children, WIN ore desr0ns ~ sSii the
s'nis-l by viii, Tarsday thS IL o Aug 81.
81 o'clock in The e,eoicg, be exposed in es.vc-
ieut trI;rs lots, extend iicm NJ Fa'cu-s,
t'waids Almonds Creea. viiieh separaes, ken
from sl2.ion Ili'I, aud within. ~ 500 wards &c
these.
he view of the city, e'untsy end YER v s...d
he ssi 70 any WHO wCk.d eAani1e ,he...
iicy nill be- Sold On a credit ofI2 rs aud y
mon'hs, tor approved enIogscd negotiable ret (.
and to- property sliewnby application 20 MIR n /
ton ~ jos. *. Mayo. The Its wi e0stan to.a
to acrcs, ns viii be b, pan shorty % 80
deposited ia the oh.ee OF Heron, Sutton, & CO.
TllCS. TATLOl
June II. S0---tds
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Falmouth. June 10.
SouTH NMERICA.

Caracas Cazettes reached us yesterday after
noon 10 the 5th inst but at too late an hour for
translation OF the extracts we have made from
them to appear in the Dutch language. In these pa
peis the umisl Spanish policy IS displayed, not the
slightest notice being taken Of Boliyars expedition
ssif such circumstance were 10 no degree interest
iug to the people Of that country.
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NOTICE-
Ii NEw-KEsr County Counr, ;
ILL., - tosc a

~ ~ " tn I . . - N@Ot IlI8 z
July II, 1916.
1T IS OPDEPED that tie Clark do adv r
Use in two OF the papers printed in the CITY Of Il ch-
mond,that Proposals will be received until the 2mi
ihnrsisy u September neat for ;akiAg an aeeis-
rate CHART or survey Of this county, aprseshs.
90 an act of the General Assembly Of Vir.inia.
passed the 9th day OF February last, entitled,
" An act n p-oVide an accurate Chart of each
county, AID General Map Of the Territory Of
this Commonwealth"
a Copy. Teste,
.Tuy II. co.'s
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money was found secre.ed in different parts
OF the vessel, and each man retained what
he found"
Ia addition to the above, we learn, that
the prize master has been secured in
Gloucester, and that the Spanish Consul
has gone from hence to that place to inves-
tigate the circumstances. The mate and
the rest OF the crew have absconded.
Gazette.
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MN

At Beaufort. in s. g. on the 5Oth uit. the Hon.
PAUL HAMILTON, late Secretary Of the Navy
ofthe United States. Let us respect the memory
OF this truly honorable and estimsble man. liz.
has departed from world for which his omen.
handed beneyoleuee and warm hearted disposition
almost untitled him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

u lRGlNih.---Ata Court Continued
aid heid for LOUISA counis. the is,h day Of Jure,
EiSaiei h5oy. egor F'wTes .r9esor Mn end Poii,
Pcs7ld, diaei chiiaFg, Fl flsfces am lcarirs q
"dyo'er "l0 ies ace q Jyesa ~ ktlf, dtraota. 5y NJ
sfotcf = F'1@e1it- tee,f a,iafsirr ard fiehz-
Ptiiptis. aeasx iherns, R0se'sahd Naacp q@5ay,fy -
c5s'i 2 Je44a Eeifis, Etsfg. yJ.s.si Pei1in. 4ec.
q. Deeuients.
Tie Deendnu;s 1lorn', Rob IT and Marcy Ipiss.,s.
not having entered rer aprarnrcc aud given security de-
corning To tie get OF Assiy and the Rules c. Us Court
aud It Appearing by satisfactory tvileii,, at siey ar.
Nor ri,aia % THIS Culnntiv, h. - 6,nea tsr
nc s1id Defendants do appear here e Annay
20 Ssgtenii' nest ard siawrr he Bin af the Plaintiff
newspaper published IN tx Cry OF kieir.a,.d Tor two
mos rs sucefssiyeiyan posted nj the fon, dcor o. be
Cosrt-souse oil this County Court day.
n Copy-Tcfe
July ~ s6-rsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

The friends Of the abolition of slavery appear not
to know that the Erglish couutenance the enal2ve-
lasnt ofotheis besides the misunderstanding to
late English Newspaper, tie -lfGtdys, or natives
of the country of Malacea, are held in state OF
slavery at St Helena. Hundreds OF Africans are
every year kidnapped on the Mozambique coast.
ard sent to Prince of Wales Island the Mslays,
itsto BE- presumed, are sent 90 ST. Helena in ex-
chanss---to nieliorate the breed yimora.
The nanher OF visitors st Vanxhali Garden, on
the Sth OF July admitted by tickets, was l2,0l6--
Tickets We're half dollar each, aad it is supposed
,Ist sum near as great received for reifesh-
ments. ~ .NdE' .1dU.
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ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.

% ANYWAY from the Subsorib = living
7 IN tie County Of Aaierst, ard about EIGHT miles
from NeV-G lasgoW,n N,iqO ayoian named pOiiY A.
bout IS years OH, size, her hair a., ,ooD ~.
uher iong thar usual Tor negro sire community wear,
rings m her hiss her forehead, lr dc s.!e
OF tie hair, large and of her teeth double s
much gwen 60 snokng II Suppss,d she NAV hive p-
enred forged pass, aud NAV BE- lurking Ia AihenSrlr
nrsir'cs formerly belonging ,l late Ewari Cars-
dec,nsti--as She formerly belonged TO ,l'i esauo.
The abuve Reward will BE- pai for securing her in srv
ia 50 thatI get her, d addition Of r7scnbe cialss
II brought nome. Wa. -oOlC,
$50 -fDhsrf Celg.y.
july ~. "
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Married, on Wednesday evening, the 10th inst
by the Rey'd. Mr. SymeS, Robert Il. -5laoison, Of
Madison County, TO the beautiful aud acco nplish-
ed Miss EG-a SsTucha7. of Petersburg.
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EOR REMT
FOR SALK.


gEtHAF well-known aud valuable nropertv. tl,e
z IuUcTH, &c at Cumb, riand C. H. Va tcueth
er wn about 900 acres of Land the greater leit al
whleh IS now standing in woods. which is more
Ihen sufficient to support the Tavern Win firc-vood
anl timber forever, If taken care Of. The situa-
ton TOR a Tavern Is known 70 be equal, ifnot ST.
peFIor to any country sand in Virginia. tlere-
iore deem It una -ssary TO give any particulard-
script'oD, as any person desrous 10 purchase such
valuable properly, vi i'll first view tue pr,t,ses
which will be much better r, cornneGdation t.an
can possibly be given III an adyertiaeme.f as de
situation III point Of heath and elegance IS inicrior
to none.
will ALEC sell my Mil, On Litsls Quinn. vi,eh
Is within II mites Of the court ouse 5ud ai, ds
more toll-corn then sufficient to supper, the Tag-
ern, rs well as The sdyartsge Of a pic ,fteHeh!.
tnl Burr stones, which manuf.cus IS rs eopi Hou..
as any IN the State, and the hons, sufficiently arp
to receive from 20 10000 bushels wheat. and in
pretty good order Tor manufacturing houroa q Isr,e
scale.
i. Terms viii be msde known, BY applying to me,
living at the Court House.
THOMAS HOBsON.
July II. 20--2~
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ORIINiR
Like tie lew on tie mouptaiu,
|. &c the foam on the river,
Like the hubble on he fountain.

DIED, the seth uldmo, after short iilness,
Mr. Isaac BINGHAM, merchant, Of this Cit
This you-g gentleman native OF the state of
ConEecticut, and had been resident of Richmond
only few moaths Nevertheless. the Uncommon
cosrectn, SIS ct his department, and the winning su-
avty OF his manners had gained mary sincere friends.
who wiltioug hold him in afsc,onaie reme,n A,suce,
and whose tears Of INF igned have fallen lor
his untinely fate.
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AAIf 3D DrC bEN
FNANiNG bern appointed by ihe County G mr..
J. p o. Hanover, 10 receive pfopos is IN t.fin~
i'r making hn acc"rfte CHfRI' of sd ooanty
sxcept that part thereof which IS bat. ded h.
Cmcfahotoony Swamp, Psmuaky ad Na,tl, ~.
ma rivers, h,reby gives notice. ,iat he VIII h. w..
fy 81 al lines to receive sueh proposals.. qn. ,b
tourh Wednesday IA August a. yt
WILLIAM POLLARD
Hanover, Julyl7. eo,4s
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NATIONAL BANK.

More t'.an 5000 shares taken in this CITY.
On the sth, more than COCO had been taken in
Charleston
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LAND 40 NEGH0ES

fO't sJ.1A.fs.
YEVIlE Tract u Laad vaereon now reside. !; +,
Z tie County tf \ Lon, Win We cold to IN
highest bidder, ot public aue'ion o. hs 2d tlay Of
September next, the sale 20 tnte place on th.
r. emis"s u contains, b. recent snry =. nine
supdreh aud sixty-one acres, Of which ,b,l,t fso
hundred ana hity are cleared and in Good llth.
There are two fields or It. now IN I'd Glove ,o
~itl ,be soil has been tound participate ala =,
aud tbe beneficial operation nj pi.ilt.r ~ sjs n,
on IT, 'ms been siuNiugly eyuc Il. Tse .atcr
part oi tnat Which is still in wood T. excellent To-
bacco Land, ADD lies IS wei as any latd in Niran.
a. II is aboni four miles from ~ lion C1erfhn,s,.
end seven trOD The Junction OF Iye uih jamie,
hWer The imwuscmenis oonsisi Of very rooi
dwelling house, with all The nee s.ar, holrs ~.
pertaining TO y, and large and rew harm 49,. via
also sell o. tie same day, and at the anne 4, oe.
I'gei,e Or Fyteen LIKELY Nf6GOEs, co.s.s.
ing Of men, women, and children
The terms will be accommodating, AID mad
known Ga thc day o, sse.
Lyl}DOW O.. RrgEg
July II. o1,,t
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b. ''ic Convention, the Executive viii,
in al probability convene the I.egis-
asme--who will doubtless. in their turn.
suspend the operation of their law,
till the period wtIch may be stipulated BY
the Convention.
~ 1000 troops have arrived with the
nsw Governor, at HavGuna--to exc ute,
it is sid. all Foreign traders from the Isl
a'd--Ihe Inhabitants have great reason
to thank Old Spain for this monopniisine
spirit May not the troops have another
destination. if necessary 10 act in the
Fioridas, IN case Of war with the United
States
CT The camp-ign in kentucky IS warm one
zen districts Tor Congress, aud more Inn 26 ca di-
dates already in the isd-there are st lesstt~ a TO
each district-n some, sin Que, i--there IL much
collision and heat produced.
CO The fine showers ofran and the genial heat
which wei have enjoyed within the last -four days are
giving new turn 20 cur growing erops.--1he corn
is coming Oh exeelently.
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Norfolk, Jly II.


We have seen letter from gentleman
at Port-au Prince. to an officer of the Ma
w. in this place, dated June 22a. which
states that at the moment Of dispatching
his letter, the ci-devGe,t General HENRY
LEE, who has been there for some time,
was about to take his departure for Pro.
vidence-that his constitution is nearly
worn out, aud that he appears not long
for this worid-Speaking of the Patriots,
it saws, "We have just heard of the sue
cess of the Patriots on the Main. They
have taken Cumana, Barcelona. and Santa
Martha, where they massacred z to 500
of the RoyaIsts.--They drove General
Morillo into CasthageDa, of which they no
doubt have possession long ere this. They
have marched for Lagulra, and from all
the late accounts there is no doubt Of their
SUGGEST saw the letter Containing the a.
bove news myself. a vessel sailed from
this place, four hours after the news arri-
we'd, with powder for the Patriots"
[Bcac0n.