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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

TRANSLATED fOR THE FRANKLIN GAZETTE,i
EItTGcts from the " Independent Of the South"
Il periodical, Poit,cai, literary and mercantile
paper, published ireekiy an BueRos dvres, in
French and Spdnisi.
NEWS FROM THE EXTERIOR.
APRIL 5--'Ihe Chill Courier which arrived
on " Wednesday, has brought news, that the Spa.
nlards having recovered from their defeat
have changed their direction.
great act OF devotion has lust proved TO
The world Of what the love of ones country is
capable. Similar acts, almost without example
IN despotic governments, prove, better than all
reasOniDgs, lie power OF Liberty, which has
overcome one Of our most powerful passions
SGl( lore. Two poor individuals of Chill have
shown the most noble example Of disiuterest-
edness, IN offering to gen. st. Martin the half
of all they possessed, and all theiriewelry. The
enthusiastic general soon induced the inhabif-
ants of Santiago, and the authorities in their
name, TO deposit he same inst offer upon the
patriotic altar. The grateful government has
suppressed, by an arTet, all the ordinary and
extraordinary taxes, throwing the fate Of the
army upon the patriotism Of the country which
II is charged 10 defend. This recital will also
be engraved upon the columns of the doors OF
the city, aud the inscription terminate by this
aPostrophe to foreign Nations" Say if such
people rere formed for siGDes."
Our enemies OF the Peninsula and Lima
thought that it was only necessary to appear
IN order to Conquer us. But they soon after
thought differently. Our readers ALREADY know
that Osorio, who had the andacify to pass the
Maule, hadno sooner discovered our army than
he thought OfretreatiDg. Ii was in tile plains
of Chieubaraugo, where gen. ST. Martin had
drawn him, in order to separate him from the
sea and from Facahuana and thus 10 end tie
war that he decided to avoid a battle.
Ourarmy inaueuvred to cut him GIFT has.
II IS said, succeeded, the euemy having lost d
boat 600 men. u wasn this position that driv.
81 by despair, hc cndcavored, with the advan.
tage OF night, 10 open passage for himself
Our army retired on the lfth lust 90 ST. Fer
nando to recruit, having been disordered by
that unexpected attack.
What Kind of victory is that which only
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MARTIN GUERM
March, 29th, 1918.

oTE.-i'hoSc who understand and
know with what difficulty the enemy pro-
cure the means of subsistence in our coun-
Try, not only on account of the constant
harraSslng which they suffer from our
troops, but also because the provisions
being all III The possession Of the Amer-
cans are concealed or removed away, will
be able To estimate the merit of this sue
cess, and The severe blow which il inilicis
upon them, many times greater than the
capture OF "a regiment.
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Extract Of q letter. dnted

ST. MARTINS, May %.
The Independent feet OF Q sail Of vessels of
war, were drove ont OF Five Islands few DAYS
are two large English ships living in this har
Dor, laden with arms, powder aud troops for
The Patriot beet-iiis expected they will re.
turn in few days, TO take them under con.
voy.' fPhiI. Reg.
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DIEDl-At blair Pafk, iu the county Of Al1eiuarle
on Tuesday, tho 25d inst. JAMES 1A,LOCH,a native
Of Scotland.
IN paying Ibis last tribute Of respect this excel ept
yOuug Eau, ihc winter Of this can Say ne mas been ~
quainted with him nom the time ~ his arrival n Tie
county aud tLa his eHdratiug qualities such IS
20 render him object nf c.teem and affection ainoug
all his acquaintance 10 WAS uuly manifested on he
Gay be inferred hy the deep and visible eanel oily
naked ~ the cDuntenarce OF All present The poor
slaves at Hair Paik who looked az to him az mas.
ter followed hun TO he with tears streaming rom
their cyes-in bun, they lost humane master. IL
seemed easy and natural for MIN adapt himself 10
our republican Institutions which he manifested on ala
proper occasiOus--Itmay he some consolation 10 bis
friends and relatives to know that every attention ard
meGical aid vas afforded him and that be was feceHiY
inferred. The tvphns fever had seized him 10 &C.
vefely rs resisted and hafied an skiit
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II AGRicuLToR-on curl last PAGE.
Esss,s az ~

htEDl-On yesterday motniBg JOStPH CALICO.
Esg native Of pan but long TesiarHt s CITY,
Mr.. q. has passed through long and lingering ndis-
position. the burning Of the IhtBe ne losl some
very dear friends and his spiftS have never recovered
the blow, which they Ttceired on that uos melancholy
occasion. Though born foreigner, lie became IN ar
Dent citizen Of COuntry, winch he 1yed rs his own
Though Very rich, he was nna>stHiBH aud unOsiena-
tiOHs ~ s manners: he was warm his friends
Kind to The NEEDY, unaffected his iBtcfconfse with
others, candid IN his conversation, honorable Isl bs
dealings, respected iD all "bs knew him.
~ The friends and acqnantances Of Josrpn GAt-
LEco dec. are requested to sttend his funeral TINS
EVENING, al ! o'CioCh.
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N thhNIEh1.-ht q CONT held Cumberland
cOhhii, the f2d day OF June, ISIS
John Robson and Elsb-th his wiE formerly Elizabeth
LV'"s James "ycbe and pcrmela his WIFE formerly
PEI msi'a Evans, John j.. BoSV eli and Martha his
WIFE, Jdries Evans, Iary Evans, Cstherlne Evans
Cary Z. Alien and America Is wife Virginia evans
an" William. Evans, wbich said Virginia and william,
ar ii"is under the of tgeny enc ,vars and who
sue 10y n'iam Evans them father eid reNt friend
aud which said siizibeib Pcr,pe,a Nfttta IAN.
maIj, catherine, America, Virginia auu william, are
children and cO-L.Its OF MaItha i,sus dee. Formerly
martha tienrricA, one VI ibe children Elizabeth
iieha''c"' Gee. Plaintiffs,
Elijah -. Bendack. his own right, snd as admr Of
tHHa9eih Hcnd!ich, dee and 5 adID'r de GoRis Aya
"ih lIr MI annexed, 81 ZaCkaIiah EendTick, dec.
Snuei hIiicr, Surviving ex'oT John tiendrick who
MS S-tlns eNor Of The SAID Zaohariah Hrndtick dec
william Hendrck. Beiinet IInsey aud Permea his
vile. formerly rermeIia HrndT.ck, alexander Hen.
drrS, Matthew iiendnch, David iIcmdiick, JOSEPH.
C'dIke and Betsy his vile, formerly Betsy Hetdrck
flca.ant Carter and Sally his wife, foImerlySaiiy
lieadich, which said William, PersIea, Alexander,
CO heirs of obedlah Heudrick dec. son Of Tie said
Ischarah, Harriet Bibbo, infant nader the age Of
twenty Que daughter aud sole heir of Betsy Bib
bo formerly Betsy Hendrick. daughter of John lex
duck, dec sou oitLe said Zachariah, william Neither
efland aud ann his wife, formerly Ann 8all Harriet
Ha!l, susan Ball and ------ Ba, bich said Har.
riei, susan and - are infants under The ACE of
twenty -oue years and which said Ann Harriet susan
and ---, children and heirs Of sally BaiI
formerly sally HensTIck also daughter OF The said
John dendrick, dee. william Hensrick Janes ucr.
dick, Ann Hchdtick, Louisa HendrCk. Snsan Hen
urlck and hmanGa HendTick, which said James, ANA
Louisa and Amanda, are infants under the aye ,f
twegty-one years, aud which said William Jaues
Am. Louisa, Susan and Amanda. are also cl la4 en-
aud co-heirs of the said John Hendrick dec LAWSON
liohson aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Kent!ick, daughter of the said Zaehaiiah Miller
Woodson. jr sne Sophia his wife formerly Sophia
HeRdrick, Permeiia G0ode formerly rerIAeIia Hem
driek aud william Hendrick, which said SOPHIA Per
mea aad william, children and co heirs OF W m
HfndIick, son ofthe SAID Zachariah and James Hen
uIlCh DefcRd0HfS.
The defendant, James Hendrck. having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly aud the rules Of this court and it appearing
Unsatisfactory evidence, that he not an inhaaant OF
this country, is Ordered That the said defendant do
appear here on the fourth Monday in September nest
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs aud iha con, Of
tlis order he forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
iished in the city OF Richmond for two months sncces
svey and posted The front Of the courthouse Of
said cOunty. 4 COPY, Teste,
X u. MONTAGUE, jr. y. c. C. C.
Juy 2. I7vsr.
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INE sale oiny property advertised To take place on
ihe isth JHiy,is POS rpoNED until further notice
JAMES ~. MUSE.
y 3. IL
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ofier certain pecuniarT and political all
vantages 10 the catholics, it they wIi
permit The king of Great Britain 10 have
a veto or negative on the appointment OF
such dignlfled clergy as the Pore may
nominate 10 sees IN ireland. The great
body of the Irish catholics resist the
vesting such Il power in their king, whe
has Understanding succeeded in gaining
over the Pope 10 an accordance with the
exercise otihe veto.
demonstrate on this subject. and the
vcsiing OF thiS authority, the Irish catllo-
hes some time since sent Mr.. Iiay as their
representative 10 Rome. Although the
cardinal secretary of state 10 the pope is
decidedly ia the English interest, and has
great influence over the venerable head
oil The church, yet so stroEg and convinc-
ing were The facts and arguments OF Mr..
Hay, that he made considerable impress
SION at the court Of Rome, and great
hopes were entertained that he would
succeed III attaining the object of his
mission. This became known TO tie
British minister, and lie cxerted himself
SO successfully with the ambassadors of
Tie allies, that they presented a ,tnited
memorial To The Pope, requesting him To
DISMISS Mr.. Hay, the Irish catholic envoy.
MIR. lay was accordingly not only dis
missed, bul he was arrested and sent
under guard oui of the papaI territories.
Thus II seems as though, ali Eurepewere
Dat one great state prison, and the priso-
ners were confined in this apartment. or
IN that al the pleasure of their keepers
the allied soyereigns. Dem Press.
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July g..

p'rgi'io LaHd QGice. Rirhuoud, Jy1e "a ,IsIs
" conformity wish an act of the General Assembly
entitled" IN act 10 dHis1id the SeyeyNi Iatrs cont
corning Of EscheGfS passed on The IIth day " fcb'y
lSil, do hereby publish and make known that by a
certificate Of The escbeaoT in AUDITOR the county Of Al
nemare bearing dale the l3th OF October 1917 and this
day received into this Office II appears thar certain
f'ci or parcel OF land yins and being in The said
" Of AlbeTafle, " containing dboHk fhres AnRfred
01d eighty 0dd dcrcs, and of which certain Robett
el died seized, as been found by inquest held and
taken on the 18th Of october 1917 according law to
have cscheaie To this commonwealth. II further an.
pears, by said inquest that said Miller cngrated to this
country from Scotland and settled the said tract Of
land in about The year 1895 having purchased part
thereof Of Hammer FiHpatTck, part Of John Wkin.
sonha he died about three years prior to tie taking
Of said inquest leaving no known heir and that per-
son has claimed thesald land.
WILLIAM G. PgNDLEToN. Register.
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THE Holy ALLTANCF.--We well re-
member The sensation which was felt a.
mong the friends Of freedom, when il was
ascertained that lie ministers Of the al
lied powers, moi content with regulating
tie fate OF J'Iiroges, PrinciDallties and
Powers" had inirrlcred to prevent pri-
vafe individual from changing the place
Of lis residence from one country TO ano-
Their. We al!tfe l0 The case OF Lucien
Bonaparte, which must be fresh in the
memory of ali Our readers. We have now
authentic advices that his was not the
only case in which The allies interfered.
nor did they contne their interference to
the preventing particular individuals from
migrating. They have gene vet further,
and been active Instruments in compel
ling nominally independent Powers TO
Danish private Individuals from their ter.
rltOrieS.
The Catholics of Ireland hive for CEN
turtles been utterly prosecuted by the gov
ernment of England, principally upon
the ground that they we're bound, and
would pay implicit obedience to the Pope.
even though his commands should in
vclve violation of their oaths OF allegi-
auCe and their duty as subjects. a con-
test has for some time hecn carried on
between tie English government and the
Insb catholics The English government
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'EHE PROPR!ErORS finding II their intsTest fa move
Z 10 me western Country, oi.I for sale NO TRACTS
pt LtND-Oue called james 4fGrtiR's, on JOhess
creek, III fowhaian cOwnty-Tbe other called yyjlAs
IGrlH, on brlnch Of sad JOucss creek, said cuuu
Is, on which there Is mill--Both tIacts adjoining
They VIII be sold separately toeetLeT, may bet
su SUCH Us array be inclined 10 purchase. They Together
contain mean nine hundred acres. ihey will offered
Tor SALE publicly, (f nS previously privately Sold
Fowhsan Courthouse, Cd 81 edRssdGy The I6fh eay ot
september ReEf, ,ial being Powhdla2 couI day. la
Hama has genersiIJ very good foundation, productive
ana Is DOW considerable proportion OF ~ wei with
led eioyeE-a person wishing To purchase it is PIE
sdined, wall view The land before the DAY Tue
terms viii S- made known OH the day, beofs ii
qued- TINS land Is certainly wen worth the attention
OF any one fond offarning Ii $ believed, TOO, that
"Mita'' Tract conts ms considerable body coai-
indeed the whole eshbOrhood, supposed is h-dded
WIN coal THOSE CONCERSRD.
jui, g. 1, tds,
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MollCt.-lhe subscriber wishes to employ 5 az .
JonTHeyMeD TGikorS ofsiabiiity and good
workman. 10 whom constant empio, inent and the
Richmond prices, will bc given None Others need an.
ply. JOHN " SrEVENs P-
Lynchburg, July 3. l7jt
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Extract 10 the senior editor of the Republican.
Our army is nov in Pensacola. Au-
gnsiine and IN fact every inch Of The Flo
ridas will be IN our possession in d few
weeks. Gen Jackson's movements would
have been quicker had it no, been for The
declarations of the contractors"
SarannaA RepuI.
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'ENAkEN UP by the subscfibef living IN tie conny Of
Goocblaud, on the river road. about -four miles
below The courthouse, on the 20th lost. BLACK MARI
adjndged % be sixyeafs Old about f0uf ftet eleven
inches high small star 90 her forehead with white
sifeak the inside ~ e,t hind loot shoo hefofe
Uos naturally. aud bas The ngrks 81 the ceilar--Ap-
praised % 20 dollars. "a. " FaEASANTS.
Jaiy 3. iy..3is
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ruNHE directors Of the Brook Turnpike Company have
u this day declared dividend Of live and half per
cent tie capital stock for the last bali yea ending
the 30ih June 1874 20 Ne paid IN the stock holders after
the 18th Instant shal atten3 az the Eaglc Hotel the
10th inst tor te purpose Of paying the said DIVIDENDS
aud every day thereafter At Scabrooks warthousr mi
the whole is paid. WIN. BURTON, 7Teospsr.
4. "A
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ENOK SALE OR EXCHANGE, on tsas1nspir tgIi.s
Tor real property 10 the city Richmond or IN m
vicinity, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES OF
LAND, IN the slate OF Kentucky.
For sale, also tract al itFTY ACRES OF LIANT,
neat Tnckahoe creeS, IN lie COMFY oi Henriro but
snort distance above the confluence the "a etk w
James river-l his latter tract land believed to
con ala a. great quantity OF coal rs ANY tiac OF like s,
OF either side OF James rvef any we on the wa
tc1s thereof Along with the will sold aud con
'e!ed IulI right OF ngress eges regrsss into and
out OF nufe ihan tNo hundred adjoining the my
WIN privilege ia 'eTpeutv, 81 earci my for digging
nu carrying away All coal hat may be 1Gns IN The said
adJoinrms land. ON the nty acres Of land coal Ins
GctIa(iy beer loWRd
her. airX AruAr
Jny 7. n
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q X. THOMAS GIBSON-As y0u Hre not resident
IVA OF this state we take this mel bod of Informing
you, that shall the d9th ard 3lst DAYS Of july INST
AZ the tavern Of Edmund Booker OF the Of james.
town, IN the dounty of Prince Edwatd ana NJ Viz
ginia, take sundry dispositions to be read evidence
IN sntin chaBcey brought by against you and Ho
y. Gibson, in the county court Of Prince Edward.
Yours &c. WILLIAM WfIfTE q co.
4
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TRANSLATED FOR THE FRANKLIN GAzErrE.I
Eltracts from the . Independent Of the South"
periodical, political, literary and mercantile
paper, published reekly an Buenos dyres, in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

General PHnam.-1'he following letter from
Inc venerable President ADAMS, will says the
boSton Ieniihel lead TO communications which
will yindcdte the fame of the veteran General
PUTNAM from the ohloquy lately attempted TO
be cast over il; and may furnish important
facts III the history of the revolution. of great
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-03

TBCHANiCsViLLg TURNPIKE COMPANY At
IVA meeting Of the directors OF this company on
the tJuly, 1915
6eSoiUed, That The shareholders in this company be
required pay ten dollars each share held 10y them
iespeciivey 10 the treasurer or before the 10th Day
Of August, 1915. Iesfe.
july a. iT..1f N Sheppard
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-21
----.,ss @ %S%@%-
ExrRAonpixARy ACCIDENT.

EXTRAORD1NARf ACCIDENT.
The following extraordinary accident
occurred about o'clock on the morning.
Of Friday last, in Carmerthen As a
drove OF oxen were passing thro' SriIman
street, one of them strayed to the CEt|e
Green, whence in his headiong course he
fell over the precipice facing the bridge,
upon a house. oil which the Inhabitants
were asleep 10 bed. 1t will naturally be
supposed that the terror and alarm excl
ted on the occasion were great. Fortu'
nately, however, part Of the roof Tell In,
while the OK was balancing athwart a
beam, exactly over bed in which were
two children fas; asleep, and who were
awakened by rafter falling upon the bed
notwithstanding all the alarm and hustle
created by this occurrence. we are happy
TO add that no personal injury was suS-
tanned On the occasion, aud what is equal
" rena kable, the OK does not appear to
have suffered materially from his extraor-
binary descent. Englisa paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-21

having Oh hoard a detachment .! rmi.ci
States troops, provisions. etc. W., ~
tackled thirty miles below Fort Sc,I, b,
twelve hundred Indians ard -. roa,
both sides oI the river, IN TIC 10th u!;.
When ,he express lief q. which vas or q.
18th. DE- firing irrm beth parties CO.. !.
nued AZ which time Major MuleEoo
had three men killed 4 thirteen w,ua,l.
ed but there wa, aot tie least apnre-
hen ion of any Of the vessels being taken
that wee urder his command. The
troops so defended themselves in tie
vessels, from the enemy, that they were
perfectly safe. No man vas killed or
wounded only when in the act Of warp
ing. or casting anchor Capt. M'lntosh,
Who commanded post IL miles from
Fort Scott, With 40 men, was attacked
on the 18Th ultimo, by between 2 and 500
Indians--Calt. NJ. defeated them with
out losing single man, aud has since
been relieved. There had also been
kirmish between the friendly and hes
tic sa,aees, IN which the chic; Of the for.
mer vas killed, in cons quente Of which
a uunb. Cft lie party under hi, Command
deserted and io,ned the hostile Indians
The drafted troops from tbs civisicn
were asseu bling at Daii'n every day,
and it was understood ,hs; they would
march immediately for Hartford. Ger.
Glas cock, ct the head of 1900 men from
this state, LEFT Hartford for tie Indian
nation on the'27,h u't. in good order ant
hi. h spirits. We understand the troop,
that were drafted from this city will 'ate
up their line Of march On "Wednesday
next for Daricn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-21
From tie baltimore Idir:Ot, Jan l9.
GENERAL NINA AGAIN

Captain Gantz, arrived here last even
ing in the schooner Elizabeth, 2S days fr.
Campeachy,. states. that few days be.
lore sailing, advices were received there
Of General Mina's having been EAECU-
TED in the ueishborhood Of Mexico on
account of which the town was brilliant
ly Illuminated. Captain G. further states
that it was asserted and fully credited
that the followers Of Nina were either
dispersed or annihilated OF course, the
cause of the Patriots in Mexico mus. be
in a most forl0rn state.
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ON SHE?ID.4T.


BY EURT.
.Hc'S gone and the spirit ETHEREAL. un-
dying,
Has entered the long night Of stiffness
and gloom
And genius around him, in wild sorrow
flying,
Shall brighten the laurel that hangs DER
his tomb.
Dear emblem Of greatness. still flourish
uoGadius,
To ma,k where the bright star ha h set in
the grave,
(For to Sheridan dear is the spot thou art
shadiug)
Which CLOVIS with the last parting radi-
ancG it gave.
1t shall rise like his soul, which, enve.
lop'd in darkness,
Cast glory around, that no gloom could
detUrm,
When LIES opening sky was o'erclouded
and sparkless,
Aud angrily lOwer'd with the pesti'ent
storm:
II shall bloom on the sod, child by
deatIt's paiI,d fingers,
And the SIGH ct the Muse, as each fresh
bad appears,
VII! fan il to beauty, while tondly She
fingers
To water the cold turf unseen with her
tears.
Then spurn not his name, but reflect
whom thou slightest.
Aud give to remembrance the sOul-trea-
sur'd tear;
lie had faults as a man-but where Sc
MUS shines brightest,
The dark spots eff folly the darker ap-
pear:
In December's cold night when the tenn
pest is hswling,
We marx not one cloud through the
gloomy proiousd-
But when radiant the SKY, it that !one
cloud were scowhrg,
How darkly 'twou'd hang mid the bright
ness around.
He's gone!- blu. the spirit ETHEREAL, IN
diving,
Shall bdrst from the long night oil still
ness and gloom,
Like the morn Of that land, which, ere
night shades are flying,
Breaks forth at enc fash, and the light Is
their tomb.
Thea as genius on earth shew'd the man
as 1t found him,
Nor hung the light veil, BY kind charity
given
All, may mercy at last throw her mantle
around him,
And the darkness be lost in the bright
ness Of Heaven.
July l6, 1917.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-21
From the Savannah R,p,ts jan. Is.

ANOTHER sSIRMisH WITH THE INDIANS.
An express reached narien on Med-
nesday last. rom Major General Gaines.
TO Major NJ, the ofa err commanding at
DarieR. dated al the moa'h OF the Oco-
nee river. 5,h January, 1918, stating that
he tGene"al Game had just received al
exp ess from Col. 'bu kls. informing
him that Major Nuleublrg, Who was at
CegIlng the flint liver with thee vessels
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-21
Galasa Rale Of .qsrieultms.

A practical husblndnan of the highest
authority assures Us, that the golden rule
oil aggicuita c is--iO u>e such manures IS
will make heavy land iighte, and light
r4nd heavier, cold land not, and hot land
colder. He who knows and follows this
Ia.e. I'D ~ vnly. is faru.e-. ti5:s.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-21
NATURAL PHENOMENA.

There is at present IN gentleman's
ga den at keusingtou. Low hill, near Ii
vetpool, j pear tee, the fruit Of whose
bloom WAS gathered two months ago. |
has since then had irlit oD from the Sc
coud bloom aOd IS now in bloom Tor the
taird time this season. bid Nor. 20.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-21
MOURNING.

A letter from Leicester, OF November
l2, states. that in consequence Of the ge-
neral mourning IN England for the Prin-
cess Charlotte, black go ds of all descriP-
tons have advanced IS per cent ibid.