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-. JANE- Z. FRfSION
~ E=eAfftSMih Is about six feet high, ruler ,rli.
weighs about 200 ibs.has veFy FARCE feet b,uc ewes
AND iolerablN fair skin. Sept. 80. aI..viw
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A PETITION will rc presented to the neKi Genrrai
n Assembly Of virginia, prayiHe that an act may
PASS, apthnrkiBg iie establishing ~ tawa inspec.
II tobacco Gsar &c. the lands OF Iokn CisfkP
~ The ernny Of IislifaS, ~ stsuntos river.
Sept. 70. 42..wsNs
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T,'isTr Doti6rs RrwArr. -. Runaway frorr he
Il subscriber, orthe 2o,h Argu-t last, negro
named ARTHUR, about ~ Yeas OF aye, feet 10 aches
nigh, OF brown compressor. He was raised IN Chez
ts'nslc county, where he Is well known and ftosabiy
now lut hins about RchmOna or Manchester AS he has
Always sustained gscd character II 10 highly probable
lac mas ,oped through the retsuSscn e" svne person,
sud las oh aaed some certificate. Aupttscns, parcu-
larry nasets nj vessels. fso rurng
or cnplp, ing AIM. The above reward 9iii he given
The sad Aur Re taken withontthe stae-cr ~ a,fsi
ah-n within The state and hiought To the subscriber
os .eearec m any Jail 50 that get hial again.
WILLIAM GATES.
Manchester, Oct. p. AFR
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Z YHCHBURG NNHBLE.-1 he subsrrIhoTs havinr put
~ their Barbic HiH n opriaiinu are prepared to
eXecr'e With ss and dispstrb. orders for chimney.
p'sntlrs, hearhs Steps. tonhstoncs ss, &c. &c. 1be
mill is situated ON The bank ofJames river orders
therefore ffomR hniord Petersburg aud Eotfolk can
he hlied ~ iiuic prkcc 81 ficghi.
This II is heere6 Is the ftt and only esahiisnicnt
ef iie Kind ~ Virginia aHd asfhe citizens have now
~ opportunity ofufnshinr hsmseives With these uso
fu and ornamental articles Of Gnc nuaity, ibe prcdue
ton 81 their SAFE the ptoprieors cannot but la
dhec nope that they will With liberal encourage
nicnt.
q. S. a OpOrfirr who can come well recommended
viii receive Hheiai WAGES
(a,ifoyhor Samuel Jordan fRfhorv.
Tync{IIlurq Sept 90. 42..ts
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r1>uiNii DOLLARS RBWARD.-DeSerIed from. the
n L. s. arsenal, near Richmond, Virginia on the i0,h
iYsant, BfdN H3I1L. an enlisted labUrer ia he
wee OF the 4. ). Ordnance Experimentation IN Ana
liza county, state Of Virginia aged ~ tears teet IL
inches high, fair complexion grey eyes, bIosn hair,
aud by occupation iahofer.
The above r.wardw be paid for the apprehension &
delivery o; The above named de.eIter ihis an,
other military post in the United States.
}. ID. HAYDEN, Capt. 81 0rd"once.
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tWENrt DOLLARS REWARD ter fellow called
BILLY sometimes calls h,useif J;iftty Pye, Who
e"red tr"i IN. plantation IN A!hs'nalr County, neal
Sc"irs Landing, Monday til. 10th ins.-Ke is very
black trim ana straight made fellow aaeut feet finch
h,sh "th uncononiy snaii eyes and high forehead !;
also small hands.
he above reward with AL reasonable charges i'll he
paid Tar his delivery III my plantation, securing him
IN lai, so tia, re; him again.
ALSO, TueRfy DoiiQgS Rtr0rd for GEOEGE RICE
EkaoS, or GEORGE, who eioped nom my plania,IUn
some time ~ JUICE. HE 10 yeIy likci black fellow
eject or INCHES hs,i--ie hired Of MIR. Reubin
Maflh, of tlnvana Cotuhia, and is ~ all pro.
habiit lurking about there, Richmond, as lie was
waterman. ROBERT LEWIS.
August 2e. 33sn,
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JAMES 7, PktSTON.
W Larry Gentry is said Ia I've native Of Hanover
county anont SIX feet hish, stout aud ell formed and
ahnnt 20 or 20 years OF aga Sept. 2s ~ .-w3w
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NJ oTfCh.. az aesifnus 10 close, as soun as posi-
bic the acConnts OF 10y adniinist alton the estate
OF my late husband. Doct. JAMES GREENHOW. Those
indebted 10 that therefore requested In make
immediate payment to SIR. John watkins collector IN
the absence of Mr Jas. &. ANTHONY AID TO Nj. Anho.
NY after his return to this city. 4g..G
Octobet ?. lucy X. GREENHOW
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TNOB HENr,..1hat colHnnodons snail house opVo-
II site the residence Of u. w. Leigh Esq 1T present
IN The occupancy Of Mr. FOllet. Possession may be
had The ist of November. FOR terms amply ~ the
oihce of this pspcr OCT 2. 43..3t
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license shall continue and be in full force
for nine calendar months from the day of
date upon which such license is respect
lively granted, and no longer: provided
thai no such license as aforesaid granted
after the 3oth day of September next
shall be OF any iurce or effect; aud his
royal highness Is hereby further pleased
10 order, III the name, and OIL the behalf
of his majesty, and by and with the adj
vice of his majesiy's privy council, that
the person having the charge or command
Of any ship or vessel 10 whom such
license shall be granted, shall upon
The arrival of the said ship or vessel al
the port. harbor or place in the said is
land of Newfoundland, where he shall dis-
charge such bread, -four, Indian corn and
live stock, deliver up the said license 10
the collector or other proper officer Of the
customs there, having first endorsed on
the back ofsucl license the marks, num-
hers and contents Of each package of
bread, -four, Indian corn, and Tie mum
her OF live stock, under the penalty of The
forfeiture in the said act mentioned and
the collector or other proper officer of the
customs of Newfoundland is hereby en-
joined and reguiredto give certificate 10
the master or person hal ing tile charge
or command OF such ship or vessel, oil his
having received, the liccnsc So endorsed
as before directed, to transmit the same
To the commissioners ofhis maiesty's Gus
toms in England or Scotland, or 10 the
commissioners of his maiestv's revenue
10 Ireland respecti' ely, by whom such H.
cenSe was granted.
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BANK OF sT LOUIS.

On the llili Feb. last, The directors Of
the bank OF 81. Louis remoyed their cash.
Ter, Juo. 3. n. Smith, aud elected IN his
stead Theophius w. smith. Three og
tie directors immediately resigned and
retired Soon alters considerable rnn,-
Der of people collected, turned ibeoili ers
OF the bank OFT Of doors, took DOssession
OF the keys OF the outer doors and locked
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iniure persons, and submitted 10 con-
| oand Yesterday morning without having
received injury.
Governor Ci;afOm.--We regret to learn,
says the ALBANY DailS ADVERTISE ofT!urs-
day. that his Ekcellency the Governor
yesterday received a fan and disiocated
lls left knee. We understand that no
bones we're injured, although his Excel
lency will doubtless be confined for some
time
A Barbados paper OF March ID, says
" We learn that his eXce!lency the COVER
nor has received information from Grena-
ia OF the Spani Il Roy alis,s, who were in
possession of all The provinces OF Veue-
Zuela, except Angnsiura, or rather Gula
ma. The provinces ~ eie represented Is
tranquil"
We have received Halifax papers to the
DIST of March
The Chronicle of the Goth states, that
the Governor had given his assent TO =" all
aci 10 amend and continue the several
acts imposing duty OH articles 10 be I'm
ported from the u. States of America"
HALIFAX, March 90 During the last
three or four days, two petitions, one Tor,
aud the other against, The extension OF
the trade, between this PROVING ami
the American slaies, have been hamd-
eel about the town tor signaiure; Which
havc been signed, of course, rs interest or
opinion dictated. We know THAT there are
many well informed persons, who think
that trade In general should be laid under
as few restraints aS possible aud WHO had
| rather sign q memorial or petition 10 go
vernmeni, for granting 10 Hailiax ali tie
| advantages oil Il free port. Tile flourish
ing cities oi Quebec aud Montreal boast,
already, OF TIE great advantages of their
| inlauei trade with America aud although
| tins province Is not quite 50 eEglbly stu
aied III that respect yet lift we're once
so, that the oVefpius OF our imporia-
tiOus from The West Indies OF elsewhere,
might be shipped 10 advantage, and form
counierbalince 10 tDe heavy denaud
for iiorrand other articles from, the Anne
rlcan States, we should feel the great be-
nciii oisuch course O! trade, and even
our farmers and graziers woIld soon per-
celve vast advantages resulting from the
Increased population and ailluence of The
| Capital. The commercial treaty or convcn-
| lion between q. Britain andAmerica will
| expire III little more than year from this
time. In the interim, The American go
vernment viii endeavor by every means i'll
their power 10 lay restrictions on the
| trade OF those provinces; and those per-
sons who think that any thing can he
done 10 promote the interest OF tile colo
ny, have no time 10 lose.
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April To-.

vriue of deed oi irust executed to the subsct
~ Der bearing date The I'm os, ii Nat 1916 grd duly
oiuu III me county cfn'i once ofenreo, secure
the payment of several dents l,serein mentioned s
rom samuel Griunsilaw lat said couu,y lssea 10
Na.haHie charter Of the city o. tcnnoud WI b. d
moueT Tor ready money, lie late residence of said
GrInsha", the fTGct " IQ1G whereof tie SAID Grim
sua" Formerly lived, Containing 20 more 81 teas
ge'ng tne same iaGd pa, chased by SAID Gumsraw -
nchsrd hahd0iph, Esq commobi, Called the tyfd Lr.
c.pry-AEo Que ssrTe horse. one zig and harmess. -
onA horse cart and hsrsess ihree uioHghs thirty heed
OF h1ss three COWS, six tgheF beds md furniture one
Dee1Ne' h%ulsd Ley ore Saddle ard bride SC Z C.
WssiuN WNl suHdTy otter aTiitIrs Of household and
.eteA furniture, aud farming UtVuss, Hiil iisre
ISIy apkcdr by reference said Gee ofifusi or III,
hrch oisaia property wall be SIM oeHt satis. he
aeb's mtptened ia said deed Of us, together wish iie
eHpenees attending tie execution Of Tire sau.e. Tho
sale viii Commence al / O'Clock
THOMAS CLOPTON. Trustee.
ApriliO. IOg-wtfs
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: be- suliscFiber having rem

v .-l---t \. be sufscTlber TaVing removed 20
the house lady occupied by MS Hawkins sitna-
ted ie foot OF the Capitol square aud within SO yaJs
al the main sieet Vj be ptepstvG Monday next ipr
thu OF aiders b. the dat Wrek MONT 4
year Isis tsbe VIII a. ?. times supplied with the
best fare aad his bar With the hest iiu,ts mat the
Redmond s~et aiiprds-his logging rooms will l,e
furnished way To ensurv coiIiot -and lis stables
will b. provided With tie hes, iood nsi attentive
osiiers ONtRIoN sEANILL.
A
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RICHMOND, APRIL 10.
LATEST EXON TIE ARWY.

ne following Is an extract from letter
OF trend, convey ng parts OF a letter he
had received from ava officer in the suite
otGeu. Games. Ii is by several days the
latest accountwe have from The Southern
Army:
- had not time TO give me any of
the details lot Ganes's late adveniure.) Poor
" risht and ioui men were lost.-Eis letterUhe
officer with Gen. G.) is dated Camp Appala
chicola. East Florida. 18th March, 1915" lie
says, We entered the Spanish province on The
10th, and from the want OF supplies, have
" been driven in th;s direction, where ~ had
" Tie good fOrtnno Ia mud Il boat load Of pro
" vision from ihe HaS-sufiicient for - DAYS
" raiious ior the army. VI & have suffered as
" much as ever nIeu did"
" lie does not say, what is the OBJ
1ect of the present mOvcment--tiOugh squnis
somewhat towards 1t. Augustine. l snonld
not inter ihis from the Pres. dents Iate
message to Congress although 1 did before
anu considered the possession of that place
and Pensacola as The most humane ~ we'll
as cNpeditious mode ct terminating the Indian
War and d. iGstiiahle IS the occupation ,f
Amelia Island
Oar correspondent also encloses us The
Ell from ST. Stephens, III the Mississippi
State, daicd the 22d February
- The Choctaw Indians are rsmdezyousng
- here for the purpose Of acting agains, the
" Semin0ies. y considerable party has already
" assembled. They entertain deadly aninOs-
" ity against The Creeks"
How much injury have we sustained by
the want of supplies, during tie hate war,
as well as ;lIiS southern campaign One
detachment OF the militia, which was in
The hid, was able TO effect nothing from
The want of bread The soldier must eat
III orderio tight. He has enough to d0io
combat one enemy al ii time. Famine is
as formidable an advers rs the SWor
we supply cur troops prin ipalll by CON
tract. THIS Is subject 10 these two OBJ
Jeciions ii!rt the contractor, to make The
most money, will sometime buy the trorst
provisions ; and sometimes waiting for a
Tall OF iIir price, buys none at all. 1t is
IN vain The officer has Ibis check uponthe
contractor, that In case OF defect of pro
Visions, he can buy them al amy price al
the contra tors cost: because when the
pinch comes, the provisions cannot al
ways be procured. Thus, the preriou
mementS are lest, campaign are spun
out, and the lest plans are defauIed b,
delay. More than twelve months past.
Gen. Gaines protested, if we are not mis-
taken, against This mode of supply and
recommended, IN lieu of it, the organiza-
lion of an excellent commissariai. In fact.
we must have recourse 10 it at last
France, which eXcelied the rest OF the
werld IN the art of war, was remarkable
Tor nothing more than the excellence of
her cOmmissarlat depa! tment.
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: 'F-asa'HSSS O SxsS <&@
DOMESTIC.
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE

HUNTSVILLE, q. T.) March, II. We
regret that il has not been in our power
sooner 10 notice the late session of the
Legislature of this Territory. We most
heartily congratulate our fellow citizens,
OH the Iudicious selection Of our very
cxcelleni chief magistrate. The liber.
al and extensive views contained i'm his
inaugural address 10 the Legislature
fully eVinre his wisdom and ability, as
well as the deep interest he takes in Sc
curing the permanent interests of the
country.
When such energy and public spirit are
properly seconded by The other branches
Of the Territorial Government. the effect
cannot hut be highly honorable to our
rulers, and caunot fail Of securing pros
perity 10 the Territory.
The following are the number of coun-
ties i'll This Territory, all Of which are
10 be organized and represented this
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nj Gs.--l ENrLE q SniTH, VAolesols D,usrisfs,
SO sos haIhet 81 corner oi Eighth liI9drl: mia
cirr i"r sale IN eNtensit casotl L5a.S, lien.
Gins Glass Prints {. o. The Hrst 4Laty lowest
Philadelphia prices.
Orders nom piry Claus! druggists connIy merchants
aud oiheis puncuak atlrnGed To, aud tie ai.c!ps pul
up in the best manner.
AtIil 10. 100 wsrUe
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On the ID instant, the county of Not
loway held IAN election 10 I'LL iha vacancy
IN this District. A, the close Ot the Polls
the numbers Stoo.i thus:
For General PEGRAM.
For Doctor JONES. .....l66
Tins (saYs d cOrrsspoDdeuO was an
unusually thin election, occaSiuned by
the threatening aspect Of t!Ie weather in
The morning in many parts ei the county
They were ui!apprlSed that the cOngTt x
s!onai election would be held on that day,
tie sheriff! having received the writ onty
few days before; III some parts Of Tie
county they had not heard of the opposi
ton 10 Dr. Jones and lastly, there was
no opposition to the I%o candidates Tor
the House of Delegates. These causes
coneurlng with the busy season OF the
year, kept flle i'reelicldeTs al home. Ii
Is confidently believed that If The whole
County had turned out, Tie result as re
hates 10 the proportion Of numbers OH each
Poll would have been tie same"
Dinwiddie, sreeuSville, Prince George,
and Petersburg. YET to vote. The =. Re-
publican " anticipates a very close cleo
ton"
Members 'eimAed to sercs u The merit Le;isii-
iure Of pueiHia.
ChgrloHe-W ~. II. Watkins, ---- Wills
NOtiOWdy -Rich'd Jones, Nathan n. Fetch
ere Ne,g Ncnbers.
Staples Of tie Richmond Harriet.
Tobacco S 10 90 lS-- Corn ) 4 FloHr 8 o.
Wheat 2 Meal 5 l-IleDlp rs to 300
Groceries. Sugar brown, 10 30 10 Is 30 per
huudred--COhee p to "a cts. per lb.--m0lasses
30 10 S. cts. per gallon Herrings scarce 5 T.
perbbl.-Bacon (ncw) II cts. per ib.-Rum
Antigua, S IS to 20 per gallon do. Jamaica,
5 1 - per gallon.
PBfCE OF STOCES.
Bank Of rciuid...........lL0. 80.
Farmers ank..,...........Iz5.
Y. ofAiuck ...s.s.s..'s .....HOHe.
hfSSOiUri ON.-lh he cOgartuefship heretofore .xisi
~ ing unde I've iirm of LeNis Uiagffid b CO. was
dissolved os The i0i Of october LASS by untua consent.
Az persons having c.an asainft sad hr are request
ed oca asst receive Pat may De lge item aud tho
indebted byno.c opeB account 70 make payment with
out delay tn Mann 70 Nacuhe, Who t alone aEhoTisCG
20 settle The busiuc5s Ofsaid concern
MANN 8. VALENTINE,
LNW1s WlNGFlELD.
LEWIS WiNGFiELD siil continues tte Or goods 90.
sncs ans eN meets aort tr. r h,. fieo.I susrfv
Of fresh aiDnrief DRY f'yss.saicL be Wfli sell ioss
f0s cash OF fsy.n tcceF tafc.e.
Bsrrh 20. fssesT
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Pcn-lr,.ttcrn. "a -. - n

PcNfn.ttrry, an re. Oh. 1915.
addition To- articles nGuUitcttr cd az ,his uur
4 NE subscriber has foot tLai si uaAiue and
Repairing vuTeo hair, uslresses, tin and (ue;s
saies.-0IGsIs viii be atteHdsa 10.
SAh.l FL =. PERSONS
X. B. am SAL ia want OF flour barrel biliels for
which hhttal price (iu cash, viii be gwen.
Apri' 10. In94t
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no The GENTLEMEN OF TIE BAH.-Iusl eceited
a lie" copies OF the mex elegant edition of L7ef's
REPORTS, with Ihomas mugs correc ions additions If
notes ana references, ~ i6 vols. octave printed Oh
excellent paper considerable bcttef 'Ean the last
The subscriber has obta ned te work ~ sheets
ia order TO bind the same Superior - nha Is commonly
done, 10 Russia cali a may BE directed rs those
S72
~ On hand good assortment Of LCte Rocks in
gehefal-pilGes reasonable and tcms iodatiug
April TO- iuq q,
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Z ID EsTABLlsnLD p0RTgR CNLLAR.

{ MD ESTABLISHED PORTER CELLAR. The s;J-
~ ScTt6er, gTateJ0t FER lUSt facorS, returns lbs
sincere Trunks Ter The tOTOgAte@f "e has
JrOht tie c{tiSCnS Of hc.AROaN GTd iGWcAtSfef aud
tHe PH6lfc az t0ye t0r ten gears lHS ~ fe SUtkts
business, GNd hopes by 81, icf attention al
ia hiS line, to mCet Continuance ~ Leig f0JOy he
has (0tttg returned )IOH TIC rJTt UheT, he has a1de
aIPahgtHeHfS tr0h NE best bse1ttrs in tie atf,0
bf@tesJor ncoNSfosf stpriy Of Lae frSt qligDty -
porter oi@l De6T Through ne aPfr0a ehg Summary
ne elTectS ~ Je" aoyS, 1910 bolS " fTSs euailry
oeeJ and leo hh0S. dc goffcT.
He UssheS Ia re.gjHG rs cO03fjy customers that he
SH continues ~ keep NJ tAe Gesk tiers ia the
tnfe@ Sts'feS, aud can irayranf zee packing If por-
tsF Sc. a0ae tH the Uery 6sst m0Rner Pe Generally
"Ss so INT rs Customers cen be skea at me short
esf Ho!ice. JGVN HENEJ
q" AGid a constant SUppig Of street boffIea ciaer.
1tso 5Hst 70 ha@d siIfly ~ Uery EySs eUasitg
PHitddelIhia beer, 6y ths GlyTei
-57vit 10. mari
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PENSIONS.

We shah continue 10 publish the act
Tor making provision for the officers, SAL
Tors and soldiers of the revolution, daily.
The act directs, that the fact of service
he sworn to, by the person apply ing for a
pension, and contemPlates, that the evil
denre OF the poverty Of the applicant be
sabstaniaied by other testimony We
regret that, by the instructions from the
war department, If is indispensably re-
quislte for the applicant 10 substaniiate
his poverty by has OVn oath as there are
many men WHO stand in need OF The pen-
sion, whose honorAb,e minds, and whose
standing iB society, cause them to revolt
at the idea of swearing, " that from their
reduced circumstances, they need the as
siSiance of their country for support"
Several cases have occurred, in which
this oath has been rejected, although the
individual stood in actual want Of the
piiIance. Erankkn Gae.
NORFOLK, April 6.-Two Spanish gen.
temen arrived yesterday morning from
Havana.-1hey were taken off the schr.
Commerce, (gone up to Baitimore) and
brought here by pilot boat. These gen.
lemen state, that the Spanish frigaie so
long expected from Vera Cruz, at Havana
with specie, and 10 intercept which tie
Buenos Ayrean squadron had been for
some time cruiziDg on the coast, had un-
fortunately got around but that the spe-
Gle had all been safely landed at Cam
peaclly. The frigate, il was expected,
would be got off again.
S. b. II. RIB.
NEW YORK, March 26.-The United
States ship Hoynst, Captain Reed, got un-
der way yesterday, and went down to the
watering place. We have before stated
that she goes first 10 ST. Domingo, and if
conjecture be correct, she will proceed TO
lie Spanish Maine and South Ameri-
ca. The gentlemen who go out in her,
we understand, are clothed with ex-
iensiyc diplomatic powers. IT is proba-
bic The departure Of the Hornet is con-
nected with the uupieasant state Of our
negocailons with tie Spanish govern
ment. We may know more in few
days for II is certain that at present our
government is discussing, in secret, some
very important MEASURE relative 10 Spain.
The Hornet waits for final Instructions,
hourly expected 1Ca~.
hPRTLl
Tie elephant which has been some
| fine exhibited in iilis city, started irom
! Brooklyn last evening to 90 10 Flaibush
! but by some mraGs became irriiated and
! unmapage able, and broke from her keep
! er, and AZ midnight was roaming among
! ne gandens--dc destroying fences, aud eX-
! iibiiiHg astonishing proofs of agility aud
power. Nc are graiErd in being allie 10
add, that she showed no disposition 10
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We regret 10 learn, HAT the reported
compromise between Captains PERRY a.
HEATH, which has been circulated la
several papers, IS totally desliiuieo of ioun-
da.lOn. Pat.
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AN OLD OFFICER
POSTSORAPT.
FROMCADIZ

BALTIMORE, ApiiI7. Capt. PITT, who
arrived this morning, in the ship Scioto,
GO days from Cadiz, informs, that the
Russian feet. Olive 74sand four irigales.
arrived at Cadiz, OH the 23d February
four days before he sailed as also, Two
valuable ships from Lima, with dollars,
&c.-FlotU al Cadiz and Gibraltar, So,
aud dull
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M nLi- WI PI'ase loo Obsefvc, Ihat IeFe Ieel
for time past, and sIiil inNiousiy endta.-
oing 10 obtain FAR anu honorable syten,nt % .
counts with samue hyeis, ir but yet without suc-
cess-l deny owing % hH auy suct a. he claii.s
aud ALL prepared, whenever he Thinks proper core
90 fair and ui, settlement OF al accounts y III ne 70
pay him y bateveT way be due. vi. WATKINS.
ApTil TO- 10. az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10

Members returned to sercs N me merit Iegisii.
iure Of pireiHia.
ChgrloHe-Wm ~. II. Watkins ---- Wills
Notiowag -Rich'd Jones, Nathan n. Fietch-
ere Neg Members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10
ConereAaionnI Election
EXILE,

On the ID instant, the county of Not
loway held AN election 10 I'LL ihe vacancy
in this District. AZ the close Ot tile Polls
the numbers Stooa thus:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10

Eetract ofs letter from q gentlsmn, an Gal
hcpOts, Ohio, dated Narch 8.
!" We have IA great fresh The river O.
hio is al least sixty feet above low water
mark Marietta is under water, as are
some parts of Cincinnati; we are high ami
dry"