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Sent. 2a.

virtue OF deed IN trust, bearing date I'd Nov IsIS
- ana OF record IN the Office of Henrico comfy cont
executed 10 The subscriber by James Bdgewater 10 So
cure debt due 10 Walter Shelton shall ON yofat,.0
Mt EOh NOUemOeT neIt al The front door OF the Inoo
Hotel proceed 60 sell TO The highest bidder for cash The
iNACl or LAND whereon SAID BidceN ateI resides "
ls aooul ihiies below Richmond, H Henrico conr,y
adjoining the lands Of shan Goodwin q Rl.kev go
- snail convey snch title only as Is vested IN nae as
""S.ee JOHN ENDERS
ufdc
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SHALL petition The ensuing Legislature Of VlTgiD9 for
leave t. erect toll bridge the Basin Of lie
niC1m9bu James River Company ~ The City Of Rich
mond ia the direction ofgtb street which leads dir
nom the Public Square to The FOOT 0f my present bJr
across James river II is not intended b. me that lie
law shall exact ioll from th0e that pass the bridge nc
tie river, but only such as shall he same in and
Dout tue city, and thereby cut DESTROY tie byiae
without reinunerating me for convenience TINS afri.
VIII abandon the cEarteT TO the Richmond James i,er
Company Of the Corporation Of the said Nv whence
either OF them shall erect bridge, free ofto fo H.
public convenience, and win indemnify me fo5 he s
pense 1at shall be az for tie building the said bridge
W. .. 43-wbW T.. W. TRENT
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AGAINST ""D''
Elizabeth Chandler and Henry Chandler her bushar,
5hd Poly Hoard, administrators of Jesse Hoard and
James Heard, sally Z. Hoard Patsy r. Hoard poy
ann Hoard and Jesse Hoard IT, Infant children ana
.TLa Ac,s. .'v y uec q. Defendants.
- ne defendants Edmund Hoard VIM Hoard Henry
chandler ara Elizabeth his wife, and James Hoard sally
T. Hoard, patsy T. Hoard, Polly Ann Hoard and Jesse
hoald J!. moi having enieredther pearance according
10 Inc act oil Assembly aud the rules ofth Count and
appearing TO the satisfaction OF The Court liza, ,,ev a
nn1ptanis o. inns State-On tbemoon the plaintiffs
ny neiI attorney III IS Ordered That they apnear here
on the nrs uay OF December next and entPr ibpr
appeate ana answer the plaintiffs bill and that CO.
ply runs ORDER be inserted In one of The newsp,ners
P'hled IN hlthmond for two months successyely ard
posted at the front door Courthouse of ne saiS
County. A COpy.-Tgsfe " wy '''N
Sent % a. =, ,e o.. -
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StraNeA or Stnlen.

ENRoM the subscriber. Friday night the I7fh inst =
chesnnt sorrel HORSE, fe I 10 or II inches bigh
vim blaze face, one fore white up to the knee ana
one Dhd loot white mp 10 The hocksx years old psres
tiols ana gali0ps well. Whoever will deliver ne saT
horse 70 DAVID WEIsiGER in Nanchester mr. n, ,,a
subscriber, shall be literally rewarded.
,,.,, JOHN l.. PLEASANTS
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A PETITION will be presented 10 The rev, r,,,,i
scmbly OF this Commonwealth PRAYING tbe pass,ys
81 "a" 0f the sale ofthree tracts oil md In Amelia %
belongihEto Lucy W. rornes, Martha A. Townes and
James Monroe fOwnes heir aud bercsscs of J,n'ss
lowneS' deceased, iOr feasonsthercin mentioned
.Dttouel D 18.wgw
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oIlCE Is hereby gwen, that Petition VIII BE- orc
- sehleu 10 'he next General Assembly, PRAYING that
an act may be passed authorizing tuTnpibs road ron
me end Of the Brooke Turnpike Read at owens Tayer1
70 ihe Very Oaks, Hanover county. Oct 81 81 vsst
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meeting oithe Virginia Legislature PRAYING tbats
independent BANK may be established in The town of ~
chester. OCT an ~ 80, u "'"u-
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Forty NOIlars Neword

4 ANYWAY from the subscriber ON the 25th of last
month, a negro man named ROBlN-Hei is about Is
OF 50 years OF age, abont feet high and well propor
ohed rather inclinng To he stoop-shOudered-has nm
commonly large hands and feet little eyedwhen
spokento apt To il alarmed and sanmerinr
Another, by name JOHN, sometimes calls himself
JOAN Ndrke left me on the I'd instant He is sonare
suit wen set fellow aheut % years al age very black
mas asma scar on his forehead walks very straight
when spokento IS apt 10 answer with smiling coun,e
nance, though rather downcast. is supposed he has
s"t passage from this neehbourhood some boat to
richmond, where he will be apt he lurking until he can
eei passage TO Alexandria, where supposed he is
aiming to co. thereby foTwaTn all owners of vessels
from haTboufg OF taking board the above fellow I'M
uer the peualy Of the law being determined to put IL in
force against such offenders.
WIZ gave the above reward for The delivery of both
iAe a1te fellows 10 me, 7SCeatv Dollars for deliver
Ing eiEer Ut them or securing them any Jail so that
ge, slern again. ROBERT LEWIS
SCOTS Lanoing. Ahcmarle oot.7. 452n
ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.--Kan away from The sIb
= scrioer about the LIST instant negro man named
AaEONi who was hired 10 me last Christmas the nro.
pe4Y oi an. Henry Carrier, in Amherst county Va
s,O" wen nade fellow about "a of age is tolerably
uCA aDoHt feet 9inches high aud double or crook ed
teet Desie ON examining his back il will be found We
~ ihueh Scared on account of whipping. lie had on
wheii heNent away, snuff cooured broad.coth coat
CARA coonfed pahiaoons, 2ndOthcr good clothing /, il
supposed ne Is IN Richmond, The River tits as
Lynchburg. sasrT S"cpop%. "'
GockbTidge. Sept. 5. $40
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IHElSORT DEPARTMENT., JIDe i'm. 1917
NOTICE Is hereby gwen thatat Meeting of he Com
inssioDers Of the Sinking Fund held on the titb
Gay ~ March, 1917, II determined that the provisi
ons 81 the Act, entitled An Act provide for the re-
compton Of the public debt passed on the sd day az
mafch, 1917 should be carried into effect as FAR as the
'se might I've prscucable aud that In pursuance Of The
saidresonton, julius b. Dandrdge cashier az The oe,
OF discount and deposit 1t Richmond has been poted
agent under the superntendance Of the sccetary Of b
IredsuTy 20 make purchases Of stock Ofthe
within the limits prescribed by law; and 10 whom Am
persons DESTROYS Of disposing ofte stock will make
Phcauon. WILLIAM n. CRAWFORD
Jnne2V. i8tt 6ecrefaTU offhc Treasurg.
IL those having any just claims against state Of
col Thomes Perknson, dec. late Of The coinfv az
Ana are requested 10 present them properly anfheut
cated. Those indebted to lie estate ard yho have to
mace satisfactory arrangements with the executors are
Informed that 30 indulgence will be allowed longer than
the 25fb Of December. '''"
Novembera. 49,
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Central COLLEGE.

NE gentlemen, friends of this Institution who have
been 50 kind as TO receive patronle subsc rip.
"n papers are requested to return copies the names
and sums subscribed ashley shall the list day of
ecenloer aud that they may be forwarded
ae' tnat GATE by mall addressed to any of visit
ois of whom Mr. Jefferson is TO The
November Z. "a 81
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StraNeA OF StoAen

E'hpn inc commons OF Richmond aboutl or 3 month,
s,uee, whitish or hea-bie coioured HORSE mode
Iate SIZE very round made in the back with bigb shop
GERS about 10 years old OF his ewes Thought tShe
having been cut for the hooks very large MARI
hnd OF cut little under his tail used him as wors
noIse but ne rides unconmoBy well. vii Give : Ia
~, .ne saiu morse. JOHN ANDERSON
WV. =. o2WSte 1T fke Led6 Ocf6e P,,;,
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Wanted.

lol 5ishcisP PALMA CHRISTI sEED--for which cash
VIII bc giyen. JAMES HARRfSS z Co.
Seem doors above TIE Bel Tdpern.
OeigDet ~ f9A2m
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y Teacher Wanted.

WISH to employ TEACHER to take char. o,a f.y
:. rupis the ensuing year.--A gentleman g,ttit.,l -
efal encouIageIue IA ,tnitI~ ~
Goochland, October 20. so.t. -
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Notice.

LII persons having claims against the estate OF mai.
Wu Ball dec are requested 70 present them we'll
authenticated; and those Indebted to make Immediate
payment. THOMAS Rail- 5,Jr;,.sIe,,s.,
Chesterfield, October 81 ~.
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q $40 NCW0yA.


CTOLEN from the subscriber either in Richmond or
- WasugtOu,Or between those cite out % INV peck
Ct book, by means unknown % him. 1910 DOLLARS -
post note Tor 1000 drawn the baltimore Branch Of
the u 5. Bank, e No. oftlc person In whose
favour drawn fccOeced hut can he ascgttaiued In
lev days " has been cut IN two and pasted together -
The remaining > zip were, 100 bill oftls u S. Bank
ana other notes Of the =. g. BanknOne tue Branches
remembered.
will give up the 8 90 for the recovery Of the post
note. The payment ~ tie pot note has been sopged
in Bsnk, aud will be usscs, 10 Tie thief.
THOMAS HAoLA1D.
t7ttiInoTe, Mo- NOY II. 5l5ts
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Petition will be
' presented 10 The next General Assembly prsyinp
the phsssze NJ Law authorizing the sherihs coroueTs
OF the several counties u this Commonwealth 10 collect
the acquisitions Of the Mutual Society agains
fire on buildings Of be state Of Virginia. and account
fof The same ~ the same time and in like wh the
public taxes
August29. a3-uMD
A PbIri0H-rciH he presented 10 the GeHer0i rs
SeEOty ~ Their Hegf scssoT, 7r0viDE nat an Irf
nay no p0ssed permitting BfLLY BROWN, q free
ninFof cofoDr, 10 remain IL ms state.
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q rEIll ION viii be presented ~ the ncRi session III
4 tnc General Assembly Of Virginia praying tc mas
sageoi law authorizing the subscriber living in Cbgrs
ClV county, al weynokc, either to pot down his frgy
across James river. thai he may be allowed 10 kt
gates across the road leading thereto fo nelson's fheep
specified. toiel ttts-1't. ''i
October p. 4awtet VIZ
MIOilCk.-h Petition viii he presenird n, H. 80
General Assembly Of virginia, praying FOR tf,s,,
ano inspections Of tobacco and -four 10 be- cshiisss ~
my land IN The county o. b,ckeIbuie on Si.tton r,
e. opposite the upper thtrOnghiarc running into Do
No., g. THOMAS NJ. NILSSON.
---,..-. --D"lk, w. .. 53WSw
SHALL petition the neXt Vifgipis 6ese1oEjg 4, ,-s
strong. psCTtr ar 49, =, =. GU
BnckiBeham, October Z. 4iger.
"A PpLICATlON VIII he made 10 fHe ne7f f-1e--7 a.,
Z sembly 70 amend the laws relanne to Pilots en-
zoe coast and the waters ofthis state.
Novemher7. s4wsw
\ FbitIlON will be presented 10 the nexf fegrTaf
Assembly Of NiTgina, praying that an act NAV he
passed authorizing he sale Of certain lands belongno -
he estate OF John g. Scott dec. tate Of Halifax county
TOT reasons therein mentioned. Nov. a. s2.w4t
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CHANCEIiY. Charlotte Cont Ilh August Iei7 :
hoDeTt saunders and SusaHnah his wife
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"a 'Eeacher Wante0.

SINGLE man, of moral character with good recon-
- hendat'ons, would meet with liberal encourage
d. -, SAMUEL ALLEN.
.'NnNe ruNa'u. OCtoner 81.
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chANctkr t14tani.a CVi:1fJ Co70T 5GJfc7,
SaniWet r. Morris, pj,i,,is
AGAINST f-'
Pace ' =, VIC "a HofoH
re aetea9dnt DurfsH net haripg entered his an.
Ita["ce ana stren Securty according t0fhe ger NJ Il
segtg ara the sHfcs RMS CsHrt ami IL aple5rj,,
20 t"e Satt'ectioR ~ tie Court that eis mot an nh
"t'Nt y tsiS ConHtOnue0Hh-0i the motion Of H..
P'PtNtB ~ MS counsel, 1t is Ordered That ths si6
yaaRl Da1Tets do appear here on bef0re the ar
sW'oeS az Decem6er near and Glsrrer tie plginki6,s
t, "G lhde 20 copy Of mis- OJdcr be inserted ia sons
me.sPaPeT printed 4" tie city Of Richmond for tho
S"ccesSinety, and posted at the from door ne
courthouse Of me said c0nnfV wv '"1
4 copy -Teste,
October 10. - =, y. -
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Copartnership Dissolyea.

i .on.ehlpiated tablishmeut of comnercalhouse
- having been abandoned, DISSOLUTION OF the co.
Ps am has taken place, by mutual consent
NIX. JAMES HAGARrY has establish hmself;, r;
.ei ,, as GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
shu mas made such arrangements will enable him no do
his management. " properly 10
subscribers will take great pleasure in facillatnp
,e npment OF produce, which may he consigned 10 be
JOHN G. GAMBLE
Nr.,, ROBERT CAMILLE
------------ '. so wet
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growth, Gr~rn,i in = great Srg~-c On ITO
quantity of pnurlshment il NAV obtain
from The grain, and the rumbcr of mag
COTS that may happen to hcon one straw.
This issomewaere between four aad six
weeks, which will bring the time IN which
lis growth is generally completed. 70 be in
the first part Of june" The chl,is1Iis is
harmless is the second state which The
insect assumes il is the one in which il
IS found in the time OF harvest. and when
the grain is gathered, remains IN tie s,n55Ie,
with the exception ofthoSe on the upper
joint Which may I've cut o:i by The sickle.
and are carried OF into The barn.) II re-
mains in the chrysalis state until il is
transformed into the fly.
The length Of time for which the in
sect Will continue chrvsalis in the sun
mer season, is no doubt regulated in a
great degree by the quantum of heat
which It may enjoy in that situation. Ii
can endure but d very smalldearee ofheat
bevond that which is usual in lis natural
situation IN the field: for, an uncommon
degree dries up and DESTROYS tie Chrysa-
lis. Mr.. II. saws, the average length OF
the chrysalis state NAV be SET az "nut less
than two months" The transformation
into the hy begins about the 2Oth or
9th of August, and continues through the
whole month OF September but Nv far
the greater part of the species arewiii,out
doubt transformed into fv IN the first
part Of ti's latter moi t.i--wllich appears
sut.l iently evident from this considerati-
on, ihatwheat sown early enough in The
season 10 be up III the first week in Sep
tcmber N.Ong-isiand) VIII generally bc de-
stroyed and on the cnnirarv, wlIrD il is
sowm so late as not 10 he Up uuiil some
time IN October, il will ina Great measure
eecaqc; -1he.fyis the third and last stage
! 81 the insect"
lie never could discover ihati preyed
/ upou the wheat. "It is of a texture so
delicate as 10 he injured or des'rove-, hv
the slightest accident. Soon after 1t be
| comes fly, il again laws the magrot on
! the wheat sown in the fall: ana if This is
not up at the particular fine the hy re-
I qulres il, tire ma; rot must lac in a great
! measure lost, and the species rednced 10
a small number" Mir II. SAYS, ",he
maggot generally proves more dcstruc
! tive to wheat in the fall OF the wear than
| ~ the sprlng'-(not so with us in Virgil
| MA" and before cold weather. is trans
formed into chrysaiis, i'll which state il
| IS Nrcpared to remain during the winter,
| and III The Sprng viii again be transform
" -" sN Ni'tN'i cc!hptctFS TWO gene
railonS oil the insect III che year"
Mr.. H.proposcs, as means Of getting
rid of If, or al least of crcumscribing lis
rayages, LIST. to desiroy he S,3iJbic Of gran
| socr gfie7' IRE harres,. bv which most of the
| cbrysalis Will be DESTROYED and. 2dly.
to cultivate principally, thc difierentsorts
Of bearded wheat which have more So
! lid straw than the bald wheat, resists the
impression made by the body of the in
sect, and IN great measure prevent the
injury, which arises irom preventing
tie rise of the sap.
We repeat our am iefy TO hear from the
Virginia Farmers on the subject.
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LIsT a. cnMM1ssIONrps


Aceomoct.-i john Cropper, Col. Thomas
VI. Bailey, George ID. Wise
ANemGrie.-Col Reuben Lindsay, Joel Har-
ris, Dr.. John RaaIand. BENJAMIN Harris
Ameiia.- Col. James Robertson. Major John
Lane, Willam Archer, ifodijah Meade.
AEiheySf ID :. Garland, Cot William
Armistcad, William Penn.
ARsHstd.-Gen. Robert Porterneld, Jacob
Swoope, Thomas Jackson.
Hafh.-Gen. Samuel Blackburn, Colonel
Charles Camoren, Capt. John Lewis, William
Nc Clintick.
Bedford.-Gcn. Joel Leftwich, Isaac A. o.
tey, William Campbell, Edmund Pate
Observation-Disclosures Beddnger. Edward
Colston, Colonel Elisha Boyd, Philip Pendle-
ton.
Bofeioiut... Gen. breckenridge, Col. Henry
B0wyer, Charles Beale.
Brool.e Philip Doddridge, John Edie, Gen.
John Council.
Brun@cict. Philip Claiborne, VIM. Broad
max. VIM. OhOlson TheOphilus Field.
BgchiBgham. Major Charles IMcev. Archi.
bald Austin, Liuneus Boiling, Reuben Pat
tef-on.
Campbell Colonel William j. Lewis, Maj
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T.s's.' '.'s-y.. >-n'c-c' .'or, Te-ccr. Col
cnel John W. Green, William Stone, George
French.
ii'iackes.er Judge Robert White, Hud-r
Tucker. Alfred Powell.
Ly..iat'r:-. Christopher Anthony, Charles
Johnston. Villa Mitchell.
Stmston. .Judsu John Brown, JujSe Archi-
bald Stuart, Chapman Jo'Iason, John III. Pey-
The execution of this honorable and pi-
ois purpose, so well deserved by the
dead, and so well calculated TO excite an
emulation of his deserts, demands the
assistance of every one vino loves his
country or her hero.
At Il meeting cf tLe Commissioners, for Me
CITY IF kickmsHm Gpposnted By f,e hon.
Ercc"tiUeofthis Commonwealth, for carry
ists into effect tie resolution passed by the
Legislature cf Virginia, on tic 10TH Feb.
1916, :" for tie erection of monument
to tie memory ofGeorge Nasl,ngton'-
hed 1T Me Capitol on Tie 7A Nfg,> 1917.
Present-Join Marshall. James = ,bbon. A.
leXander Aickae, john Adams, and Robert
Gamble.
Resoiced. That John Marshall be appointed
Chairman to this Board, and Robert Gamble,
Secretary.
Reso!cd, Tiata Treasurer he appointed.
Books tor subscription, to receive and account
To the Treasurer OF this Commonwealth for all
sums which may be subscribed
Resoired, That James Gibbon be appointed
Treasurer OF this board.
Resstred That book of subscription under
the direction OF such of the commissioners a.
may attcnd-be opened in Jefferson ward. az
DIR. Adaniss new building at the corner of r.
and l0th streets, on Tuesday the 18Th instant
ut IL clock--and on the ,iay following al tila
same kour for Madison Ward,at ,he Merchant :
Coffee House-and on the day Following at the
same hourtor Monroe Ward, at the office Of
William Writ. Esq.
ReS0Ived, That after the closing fthc books n,
the several places appointed-WiiSon &. Nj.
cAolas, John Adams, Alexander McRne and
Robert Gamble. shall solicit further subscrip-
tlons III Jefferson Ward-John Marshall James
Gibhon, Spencer hoane and William Broken.
hrougi, In Madison Ward. and Spencer Rome
James Gibbon, Wilson G.. Nicholas and Alex
ander Mcisee IN Monroe Ward-and that the
pay the sums OF money which NAV be received
to the Treasurer of this board
Resoired, That no subscription be received
except for such sums of money as NAV be paid
at tie time OF subscribing.
ReS9ired, That the secretary request the So
veral printers Of this city 10 publish the pro
ceedings of t.s meeting and also Il copy of the
letter addressed to the members of tile board
by the Lieutenant Governor OF this Common.
wealth.
Rcsoleed, That tie chairman. or in his alb.
sence, any two commissioners be authorised 10
call meeting OF this board
Ordered, That the board do now adjourn.
JOHN MARSHALL, Chairman.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Secretary
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umph. i battery constructed by the
Ell emy on the heights of the MORO, rem
dered the approach to, their tormidabl,
position IN that quarter, which besides
was supported by eighteen vessels of war
most difficult task--At the break OF dav,
the hre OF two OF our guns was Opened,
upon them, wllile4 OF our gunboats com.
ing mp from the river, attacked the
Spanish force with such r@lpidily ihatthrv
thought on notilin. else bat To make their
escape ami abandon the battery, the mar
bour, and even the coast.
The confusion of the cncnv at that mo-
ment was most iriglittui: the sloop of war
Boyleu. the briggs and Scnonners cut their
cables, and in a most cowarily manner
were lowed to ieTward. The attack made
II Colonel Armario on the battery of the
enemy, WAS conducted with the greatest
valour, and nothing is 10 be compared to
the courage of our troops in that battle.
The velocity of their march saved them
from suferlDga great loss, CONSIDERING
the nature OF the road, which is extreme
ly narrow, washed by the sea and lavinr
upwards of one hundred pieces of cannon,
on Doth sides, from which deluge ofshot
OF every description was poured from the
armed veSsclS.-T These repea,ed GOOD suc-
cesscs have delivered us from the block
AIDE of the Spanish squadron, which COW
cred Itself with everlasting shame. The
Spaniards were superior as wei! in num-
Der OF arms as in THEN superior position
but the Royal troops are not 10 be
compared TO the Republicans, they having
lost all hope, confidence aud deport
ment.
The troops Of Real, for which the
Spanish government made such great sa-
critics., are destroyed, without having
obtained the least success Our loss does
not amount to sixty men-The Spanish
squadron, consisting of eighteen sail,
has likewise disappeared, with the loss
OF oniy fifteen men on our part, whilst
theirs amounted to upwards Of three hun
drcd IN the different battles. We are,
therefore, allowed TO say, that cur tri-
umphs have been glorious and prospe
rous.
Head quarters, Barcelona, the 9Th of
Alarch, lSl7.-7th.
RAFAE DE GUEYARA,
NgjO1.- fyPvpynJ
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TCCRIP1N

~ iNeioachoty erent --phe Norfolk o.
pcrs, which reached MS iass. state the de-.
struction of the Rurnos Ayrean armed
sci,r. EfAtrevido, by ihe exrlosiDu az
her magazine on Monday last % ne.-
sons, includngull The Off c,s cxceniirr
the captain, boatswa.n. andtwo masters;
mates, were launched into e e,nifv IS q +
the crew were rescued tiom a water,.
grave by the boats fthe irdependencia
Bucnos Ayrean bri who was muskef
shot distance from her, near the Tail e
the Horse Shoe.
From the account these men rave ns
her, it appears thar the Gunner. had ~
pened the Magazine. and while he was 1T
work on if, the Lieutenant of Marines
and Sergeant were down in the cabin
To pick pair of pistols from the arm
chest-the pistols were snapped and the
mischief, it is supposed, foilowes. Tile.
pilot (ilIc elder Thomas) and youn,r
men, residents OF Norfolk were on beard.
and are among t'.e number OF III, kile !.
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The cause ofliberty four;shes in South ~
hlerca pernambncc0 has thrown of the woke
,h'H Is liberated from The royal rule.A de-
bate OF mHch interest 20 tilc Spanish Colonies
TOOK place IN the House OF Commons on the
l"t of March I'm repiv 10 an enouir, r. Mr.
Er0Mgham. Lord Casiereash declared, that
me britisb government was no party, direct
or indirect, TO the course OF policy pnfxuct Dv
spain towards her cOionieSr' that u the con
ductw hich Great Britain followed in refer
encc to these disputes, was adherng 10 a sys-
tenn Of strict neutrdlity"
=, An expression On this occasion fell from
the lips of Mr.. BronGham, which will be re-
she RevOlted Colonies! They onght more
correctly TO be called the independent part of
Sonth-AmerIca, that part oft which was en-
gagged IN struggle. for its success in which.
aImeStevery one in Europe puts up prayers"