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letter was brought me BIZ Mr. s. II took
Two or three of the first years, after the
Paris peace, before the rulers of Kingdoms
aud states would think themselves re-
heved, or al ease, from the inroads at The
wild beasts of the forest Three wears
more we're taken mp in making fences
lie rest, even tn this day, las been en-
pioyed III sharpening weapons-One
suspect, has lain train oil such a DANCE
roiis nature, as must SOou kindle into
fame, and sci the whole house on fire
We shall not probably stay 10 see much
at Ii-youv spot has past lis meridian !:
lnAury has taken root; ti,e unexpected
wealth got from the poor OF a distant
country, by robbery, has changed The
bniwarh OF the English constitution. your
House of Commous-,hc people WHO
nave ruled yonr young f., and the
Kingdom, never were Taught the right
idea OF VIVA, ne used 10 dehnc liberty
Such blindness and ob$tinacy, or what is
worse, Is doubtless Provisi-
onS, which md by your public ra,crs
are dear IN England, will not be lower
tiii taxes on the industrious are iesscmed,
AND HAT cannot harpcu ill your naiienal
DEBT Is reduced. The rulers OF Eurore,
lam afraid, have il NOW In Their power TO
prevent that eve;il--lf | Was Que OF the
nahd, could had the turnpike road-ln
lie midst OF your naii0u'S folly and blind
ness, can ste new world opening tina;
MN prove an sNlum fer all YOUR honest,
industrious people, and L ihinka lew
years viii discover the Island of Britain
TO have, for lis inhabitants, only two SORTS
ei animals, tyiant> ane slaves"
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&c After the decision ofhis House TO-
day there could beno doubt, that 4 large
mG;orify of The House entertained The
conviction of the power of Congress to
appropriate money for the purpose of
constructing roads and canals" With de-
ference We ask Mr.. Lowndes, is fJiee,i a
large majority out Of los We ask ano-
tlIer question-cm bono, this discussion of
an abstract resolution, when this very
Congress hare set their faces against amy
general system OF roads and canals
(witneSs the fate of his own resolution
appropriating bank-stock) and when The
clements ofMhich Congress is composed,
are continually changing 4 is III to-
day, = tomorrow, &c. &c.
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a List of the COMMISSIONER appoint
cd by the Executive of this Common
wealth, in pursuance Of an Act of the
last Legislature, TO fix a proper Site for
the University, and for other purposes.
For the district composed of the counties of
Amelia, Nottoway, Cumber-
land, Powhatan, Chester
field and Petersburg -. Greed TAILOR.
Brunswick, Dinwiddie, Luz
nenbnrg az Mecklenburg.. Peter Randolph.
Williamsburg, James City,
Charles City, New Kent,
Elizabeth City, York War
wick, Henrico aud City of
Richmond. ..............U ProcLenbrough.
Shenandoah q Rockingham Arehd Rutherford
Augusta Rockbrdge and
Pendeton... IN chi5ald Stuart.
Monroe, Greenhrier, Bath
and BOtVtourt. .Jas BrecLenridge.
Sussex, Surry, Southampton,
Isle of Wight, Prince
George and Greensville Nicholas Fdulcon.
Charlotte, Halifax 8: Prince
Edward. -. ........ Henry E. Wat; ms.
Spoitsylvania. Louisa, Or
ange and jefferson. -. James Madison.
Loudoun " Fairiax ........ drmist'd +. BasoR.
Frederick and Madison. :. Hugh Holmes.
Hampshire, Berkeley and
Hardy. .;....,:. 800. Philip C. Pendieton.
Scott and TazewelI. Peter Johnston.
King William, King aud
Queen. Essex Caroline aud
Hanover. .............. Spencer Roane
Wythe, Montgomery, Gray
son and Giles John nc. Tdvlor.
kanawha, Mason, CabelI,
Randolph, Harrison, Lew
is aud Wood. John G.. jackson.
Ohio. Tyler, 81 coke and Mo-
nongalia. .............. Thomas HiLson
tauquier aud Culpeper.. Philip Slaughter.
Nuifolk, PrincessAnne and
Nansemsnd ......... L. ". TaseweH
Campbell, Buckingham and
Bedford ........... IF;Vam III. CabeU.
franklin, Patrick, Henry&
Pittsyivania. .......... .Jokn Herr.
Albemarle, Amherst Nelson,
Fluvanna g. Goochland. Thomas jefferson.
kingGe0rge, Wesfm1isiand,
Northumberland, Rich
mOnd. Lancaster, Stafford
and Prince William. HIM, A. G.. Da,ie
Matthews. Middlcsex Acco.
mack, Northampton aud
& '.Icester. .............V iyiaa Jones'
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DItDj-on hauday evening the 9TH i,s; af,er shot,
but severe illness, Mis. aARIBA IS MHriLuCk e. the
nahie cVusori OF lard l.. " ioete tsp. utIis civ
ieaVns seNe small ehudrt (Vue OF Them three rrks
oid) 10 lament ktnd ane ailt' tiunGtc ttuther.
Al bis residence, ia the comfy Artila On the oh
INST aiei most distressing aud panfLl Hines The Rev
JOHN skukRl. fuI none tlan 80 years Mr. SSuriy
has bteH aTespeciahe minister OF tie Baptist CEnch-
zeaoes Ia his ih'siei s"fiic., and pastor OF Sandy
CIerA meeting ho"se. lie 10 gone doubt receive
'he reward oil bis aIihiii lsisIry sIsce and
.h5fy. f(D,yn.uJicoid
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Chevalier Onis.-fut even those dinlo-
maiists have never been guilty OF the fol-
~ OF appealing pu6iickiy from one branch
OF The government to the other or from
the government to the people.
| The attempt, however, has met with the
fate il deserved.-The memorial was re-
jectedi by l24 TO % of the pe@plcs repre-
sentafives and III all probabihiy ii will
not again be repealed.
| There were IS members for rcceiv-
ing the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF them high
minded men, but they were misled by
their generous feelings in favor of the
Patriot cause. Several of them, moreover,
did not catch from the has.y reading of
the paper, lis real character and bearings
None of their arguments will bear he
test of investigation.
One Of them said, they were "bound
TO receive any petition COACHED in re-
| spectiuI language"-Not so ; they ought
| to receive no petition from a public ml-
mister on a public matter-Wouid thai
member receive a petition from NJ. Pa
| EOS, complaining OF the Presidents reiu-
sing 10 recognize him as minister, and
urging Congress to don!
Another said, that as g il confaiEed an
application i'm relation io . claim OF PRO-
perry on the part of Individuals, lie pre-
icrrrd receiving the papo: and then " ov-
ing 70 permit the petitioner 10 Withdraw If,
in order to give il a shape HAT should
not be .,cctioDablc. THAT is, the pri-
rate part Of the petition, should SAKE The
Whole from being rejected. Is u So III all
cases? n private petition Is coached
in disrespectiul terms. The first does
not excuse the last-1iie whole is n, CT
ed.-f!Cs'des, reject the memorial Of NJ.
Il. 4. L..
petitioner 10 takeil,e complaint nut Ut ilie
memorial, anti give il Il new shape in "a
mother petition. His claim { + rNGress
receives 10 injury by ililsrourSe.
Reject speiition, says another, aud
you hold out 10 the South Am rican gov
ernments an Improper rule of action. -
So far from it, yon teach their ministers
TO conduct themselves properly" The
reasons would not be known 10 them,
aud II wonid give them erroneous ideas
of our motives ofprocceding III This nat-
ter"-Read this debate, and tney will
soon know The reasons.
What was The case with The pr sent
petitioners? We reject them as ministers,
and they come before us as tndirtdaaiS."
II this gentleman had had far oppor-
tnnity of reading ihe paper, he would
have seen this WAS directly The reverse of
the fact. lis very capiionis " the memo
rial v. Pazos, of Peru, deputed agent
OF the authorit'es acting mi The name, &c.
In truth, no argument have seen urg-
| ed on The floor OF Congress for receiving
tile petition, is valid.
But, reader, mark do not confound
V. Pazos with The cause he is sent 10 re-
present. He has erred but lei il not in
| Iure that cause for one moment IN your
estima tInn.-It is he cause o liberty aud
Independence. May il flourish for ever |!
SIDNEY.
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taking or Of retaining il as conquest
som Spain, has ever been entertained,
a,d unless ceded by Spain TO the United
States, it will be restored whenever The
danger of lis being again thus occupied
aud misused shall have ceased.
IA is needless 10 add, that The proposal,
,.at the United States should take any
C,r,her measures than those already pro-
,;ded by law for preventing armaments
hostile to Spain nithn the territories Of
he United States, is inadmiSsiblc. The
measures already taken, and the laws al
ready existing against all hostile artna-
rents within our jurisdiction, iDcompati-
b,ewIth the obligations of neutrality, are
su.icient for lis preservation ; and the
necessary means viii continue 10 be used,
a. they have been, 10 carry them faith
f,lty into execution.
have the honor Ia be, with great con
sideration, sir, your obcdieAt and very
humble servant,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
e5~Thc Documents accompanying The Mes
,,ge of the President being considered i'm
port.,at, IRE ShaH eadcnror 10 fii,niSh t&em to
our readers an Il Supplement, az large, az the
course Of this ,ceek. Nat. Int.
RALrIMoRE, Marci, l6.-Mr. Ludlow
of N4n York, who accompanied the di-
YER IN the mail carriage, on The evening
the robbery was committed, is now in
this city the Information we received
that he was an officer of The Navy, i; APP
pears is incorrect.
Tothe Editor ef the Federal Ga=et,c.
SIR-Pieascto state for the information
of all concerned, that the postmaster al
liavre de Grace sent on all letters totheir
place Of destination, " hicli had not been
broken open by the robbers OF the mail.
All open letters aud parts of letters, "a,
we'll as all notes, hali-notcs, drafts, bids
az exchange, s-c. DE. 10 a considerable
smonn,, ne seni 10 Tie GeneraiPosiO Office.
J. s. SKIM Err,
Postmaster, Baltimore.
The Washington City Gazette states
that Col A!ullany, OF New York, at pre-
sen, in lllai civ, lah transmitted by the
iuAii that was robbed, s 40, 600 IN checks.
Mr.. Bailey, the agent for The u. S mail,
Of this city, with his usual a|acriiy, imme
diately, on hearing ri Tie robbery of tie
mail lief! here for tie SOUTH for the pur-
pose OF tracing and arreSting the perpe-
traitors, should they have pursued that
route and from his activity and vigilance
We have strong hopes that il will not be
long before he detects them. i'hii. pap.
Statement Of letters missing, as far a.
can be asceriained from the post bills that
came 10 the lphia post office. The
number stolen that were for other offices,
we have no mcans of1scvriaaing, but we
fear that the loss viii be as great at New
York and Boston.
baltimore. .--..5T
Georgetown, ID. C..........,..5
Petersburg, va. .....ll
Lunenbarg, c. III. (alD.. 10
Richmond Gall the le;ters).. ..27
Alexandria (alD. ..............7
Golden Grove (alD. ...........l
Fayetteville. ...............5
5th March, Charleston, s. c. (aID "a
4tii do. do.
2d March, Savannah. Geo. (alD. 20
Cd do. do.................o
Total o41
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GunV0W0cr,


FEVHE subscriber agent Tor the DG The Ni,re
4 Hail. Mills. keeps CONSTANT, sale ~ yefyfavoT-
ahle terms L, RI * tFF GUNrOWDER, winch lie war.
rants to he egna in quality any manufactured ~ The
j si"SSi; ~. Il 'AkFh s5 psss,'o'.
SsIOp TIE ~ AWAY AND THIEF l....J31TEy
- GLENN an apprentice to me TO learn The boot aud
shoe making business. ran away Friday the 3tii inst
with Il ten dollar state Dank of Norm Carolina noe...
He hal on when he went away e blue roundabout
panialoODs. lie has large blue eyes El hair ecked
face. and isOf spare and slender maize Iw give ten
dollars for him, delivered to me. in Richmond five
hoIafsto nave mn secured 10 jan So thst get ban
ganin either case, easonabeeS peHces paid. expect
be Is gone to feteTsbug and ~ probably attempt
to Nouh Carolina. James Glenn about 10 yeafs old,
aud at fret bound To foT years forwarn All
persons from haborag reinpoying lie ssd Jas Glenn
at their peril. HELtKIAH EUBANK.
March 20. Ios-G
'sNHE subscriber, anxious to remove to The We5,elg
Country, viii sell for ready money Tie fAh when
she at present occupies, situated IN The county Rig
william, u miles nom Richmond and known W tue
name of ROCK SPRING. 1hisusct contains 10 acita.
The form OF TIE land is square, teing bombed po
sides by the main road ard The othertwo by creeks
of which Is dicbed and the meadow margin atar5
Teciamed Inc SITUATION Il remarkably healthy ano tie
water delightful The Improvements consist Of dwc-
ing house witb SIS rooms, (oae Of which rs Jci uLurIs
ed( passage and an excellent cellar divided into Two
rooms kitchen With two rooms and closet below aud
above stairs accommodations stsbie wili good
above smoke house, granary spring house dis
lery and every oher necessary aud convenient rild-
ing-ail Of which OF good materials There also
an excellent garden apple aud peach orchard, and
fiety Of fruit uees. Ths is an eligible siusGon fot
professional gentesau, fasuj wishing pleasant
coant'y retreat. Snoh invited 20 call and examine
for themselves. ANN l.. LBVERr. ENecRrix
81 Claudius LeVeit deed.
Rock Snring. x. william, March 30. 1903 w4v-
NTIRGiNiA.-At rules holden in the CLERKS Oace 4
the superior Cont Of Chsncery, FOR The RighmOnd
District, The 2jb day Of february. lsis-
ttYtiam s. l4rcLer. admi0isfyotor ofJohn Archfr.
dce'd 1rhc WdsoRc ofthe ctecffors efJ0hR HTcher,
ne eider dec'd. 0Rd Js',pcs Robertsgn ami Pcte.'
Ffeid dyc6fr, SarticiHR cICc0oTSof the sti0 JIta
Archer, tire etder, oec'6. Plgutns.
lei ge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20

& OANCNE SANiEaIiON.-Co nnecIed " illl dis ir,
porlant object, IL The establishments OF towns ana
ntputs upon i's banks ike James River Roanoke viii
pave us seapo town. its principal depot
WIN Richmond; and the two Branches Dan and Slsu
ton, must each have its LynchDurg. Danviie upon.
uah, VIII take Tie lead upon that river, aud AIh,-
VIE, 1t Is presumed, will best succeed upon staulam
situated ~ healthy aad fertile country Orectiy ovp
sue Tue hst "dc1g@6tc communicable" between .e two
rivers ana about ten miles above THEFT nsl ucton
an extensive manufacturing mill viii be erected wie
the Limits OF the town durin t, present and ensuing
year. win command OF water al to possible de-
mahd ami country lying auaceGt and above surpsss-
ed by none IN the state for tie production OF the staples
OF our eNpous-Ihc LOTS in Abyvile will be sold on
easy credits IN the present yeaI (which timely notice
VIII he gwen. TiioS. NJ. NELSON. ,
hodi'on's Arp Of TiF. .ii0, immediately beloso
tHe P"f"t wAfre the c 0rtoite line strikes tie rcr
and opposite heth0rOngh from SrauHfag 10 DIM
ria Nelson. March 20 Ies w1y,
- The Editors of the Norfolk Herald Petersburg
Republican will peYe insert the above advertisement
weeki 'pf three weeks and forward Their accounts 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20
MAIL ROBBERS.

1t were hard 10 say, whether these men
were more 6N,dueS or fsofS. The robbery
% the mail was the most daring, and de-
iiberaie, which was ever pcrpeirated in
this country. The fence, which arrested
The stage; their promptiiude, in disarm-
ing all opposition; the length of time,
from II 10 3 O'Clock at night; The I'M
mense amount of body which they made
in bank-bllls, all conspire 70 mark IL as a
very singular transacIlon.-B the booty
once in their possession, all their wits
appear To have left them. Like so many
others, their heads seem to hGue been turned
by the acquisition Of so much wealth.
Every step which they subsequently, took
led them directly to their iail.-From the
following Mem handed 10 us by the Su-
perlniendant of our Penitentiary, il is
shrewdly suspected that one of the High
waymen used 10 be a tenant of its " alls.
Weremember that poor devilwelI-A low,
thin, whining, hypocri,e Of man, who
nsedto cant hymns,a as he stitched 10 .ether
the rags of his fellow-convicts
From the description given in ti.e last En-.
quirero OF one OF the robbers of the mali in
| Maryland, (Joseph Thomas Hare there is but
little doubt but he is the same man pardoned
aud discharged from this Institution i'm 1912.
Convicted. forhorse stealing nthe county OF
Franklin, for eight years confinement by
name OF Joseph Hare, alias Thomas Hunt he
was tailor and his person lust snch as is
described in the Enquirer, although he is OF
small stature, still uucommouly strong, active
and daring.
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x LAST MOTIFS MAIL.

BpLTiEoEz, March lo.-As yet the lhiId robher fss
not been detected bun om what We can learn the,. Is
little doubt that he brother to tiose aieady IN
custody, aud older IN YEARS. and ~ crimes.
MI Barney has found his horses which ties rode or
from the scene Of plumber They tied Otess in tue
woods near Busb about ~ miles from BaiiIpore they
had been theIe dsy aud nights whsr
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JOSEFH DUDLEY
CHEsTFRFIELD, March "a, 1878
no THr EDrToR OF rnr rweuInkI

On looking into the Annual Register
for the year 1913, met with tie following
letter, (said 10 have been written by vi.
de VolIalre, TO the late Earl Of Chester.
field which may serve to shew that Pat
rick Henry was not alone as political
prophet.
dngio- Amricams.
You desire to have my thoughts on
tie present state OF Europe | rather,
nov expected You would have asked my
opinion aboufoihcr matters, which hap
pened 10 be thinking Of wlcu Your last
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Total 242
General Post Office, Marck l6, 1913.

1870 N0N C.U'SS1 -''"'t's ~ ACAos
The amount OF Bank Notes, Post Notes,
Drafts, Bills of Exchange and Checks (sa-
ved and recovered from the robbery Of the
mail of thellth) is about ninety thousand
dollars, and is now ill possession OF the
General Post Office AS soon as the mu
tiated fragments of the addresses and en-
velopes can be arranged, with their pro-
per contents, they vii be forwarded
by mail, as originally designed
A descriptive schedule olthe whole will
be Immediately published, and transmit
ted TO the several sections Of The United
States, for the information OF those CON
cerned.
Notices were Immediately issued to the
Banks, merchants, and others, III Phla-
delphia, of the robbery 81 expresses dis
patched to New-York, TO guard against
the payment or acceptance OF drafts,
checks, or post notes, which may have
been robbed from the mail, and not yet
Sared or 3-ecorered.
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SAMUELP. PARSONS.
Superintendent Of the Va. Peniteuticrv.

No country in the universe is so little
infested with highway robbers, although
our roads are so well calculated for the
purpose.-I'he reason is. because the
means of an honest livelihood are so much
morcabundantthaR they are in other coun-
tries. Our criminal lawsare not so rieid
but our manners are more correct This
hagrant robbery of the mail Ilowev, + must
awaken attention. II points out tie ne
cessily of accompanying il al least for
time, with a guard.-ln Fraace. everv
public mail is guarded by soldier with
blunderbuss.
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I AND FOR sALE.-sle acres, in a.5ra.,le c5ilnl}
e }lng on B1iienger's CrerS, Ire esting
IRON warren 20 Capt Is. HarI il : tiesftuia war
rem II has ON II good apple oIclaId cling hnase
stable, &c. II well GdaPtea Tie culture 81; corn
wheat aid tobacco. iimk it unnecessary give if-
Their description, as presume no person vail purchase
without INST viewing ihc lreHists. iefnswi br made
known by appb inglo The subscnter tor premises.
March 30. I0su4w.
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Eatract Of letter from tie editor of TIE
National Advocate, at AUnny

EatIact Of a letter from tie editor of tie
National AdU0cdte, at Atbany.
have read the letter from MIR. Clark
lit is rs expected, and the sequel will
show The reliance which is TO be placed
upon it. The object, take it, is to
prove, that mission Of that nature was
sci on foot in VermOnt-the assumption
OF names is nothing, the principle is to be
esiablished-if efforts have been making
IN that state to pave the way for the cleo
ton of Governor Clinton 10 The Presi-
dency of tile United States, it matters
mt whether A or B are The agents: And
IT, IN the end, itShaltbeproven That tie name
Of Mr.. Robertson is assumed, il will also
be made evident that Mr.. Clark's agency
y not to be denied shall be in New
York in few days, prepared to examine
The subject. No stronger proof of the
existence of This mission is necessary
than the anxiety to get rid Of the suspi-
cion on the part of those Interested. Its
authenticity may be relied on"
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OUR NrUTRAT. PFT.ATIdNe

The ltoAse Of Representatives, eDIieydav,
resolved itself into committee cf r,ie q. aois.
Mr. Smith, CT Md. in The char, cn tHc bal. 20
incorporate INTO one act, win SOME amend.
enforce the neutral Obligations of the United
States.
The committee spent two hours very b. Sly
~ discussing The details et this ls!l., and mo-
tous To alter or monty them twacl WlH he
little after O'Clock, The committee rose, zee
ported progress, and obtained leave 10 sc
again. lyof },,
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=, lOLtN from tie SUB. rrher The l5th iHs.a nm
> COIORED nm HORSE SADDf q d0d mr.
DIE, ahrnt isf hands high years old iinips iitt o.
when goitng aud carries good natural tail Ne h y
horse % gond appearance oiber mark is partcniar
ly rccrrctcf. am iaduced 20 believe De wassclfn hy
q negro nian named H0fqn whom formerly owned,
% md soid in scynorr Holman 81 Cumhrrlard county.
Roman fs siou we'll made fei.5s shoot 80 yegra pf
s1f. and vats feniari abs hrsk. iihcfai reward wa
ie giseu l,a the horse and thief of fof cthes.
W4. HuEgInhNT.
S1rsqg cfcss MIS- fiarch 20. ios-u
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ID OBERr COOK having commenced tbe practice Oi
az Law, will attend the Superior Courts Of Law, and
County Courts OF PitisylvaHa franklin BeBTy aud Pat
rick Busiuess coufAed 70 his care, will he promptly
and strictly attended lie resides At Ptsyivania
courthouse. Match no. fes 81
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NEW YORK. March live learn from
Capt. Pelham, of tie brig Commerce,
from 81. Mays, that Com. Aury, and all
nus force, (abOut 300 men, sailors and sol
diers) we're ON board his squadron, which
consisted Of four prvaieers and seyergl
prizes, preparing 10 sail soon. Com. Hen
Icy bad issued AN order for Them 10 leave
The port the l4lh February Some Of the
baggage, trunks monev, &c. belonging 10
L. MGnncs, lately drowned by ire up
setting Of boat in Amelia sound, we're
picked up by one Of the United States
squadron. A large Spanish ship, prize 10
The late Com. CIiamplin's squadron, load
ed with sugar and coffee, arrived at a
molia about tie 18th FEBRUARY.
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From Bueaos Ayres.--The ship Globe,
OF this port, arrived at New York, sailed
from thence on the 2lsf Of December
and brings intelligence that tic troops un-
der Gen. Artegas, at ColoDia. bad mutt
nied-and that 1000 men had been sent
from Bncnos Ayrcs to assist those Oppos-
cd TO Artegas.
a squadron Olive men Of war briga &
two Transports with troops wereat anchor
OF The town.
General ST. Martin leas on his march
70 Lima, having been victorious tliroUgh-
Out Chilli Considerable connection had
heen excited al 3. a. in consequence
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4 tANDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS--Just received ly
~ hesiibscnber general assoumcutof GarGeR 0pa
fIoer Seeas, warranted Of last years growth and tpt
sale at bis store. little below the old market, opposite
10 NJ. JOhnston's grocery. }. LAWSON.
March 20. fOs n
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NOTICE. shall in future attend the superior courts
~ Tor Buckingham county.
JOHN ID. URQUHART.
Lynchburg, March g. 9Osw