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hIoIlCE.-The subscriber has conyr, ed the whole
OF ms remaining estate both real aud personal To
mT. Patrick Gibson and Hr. John 6. BLAIR by deed of
expressed. C. i HAcMffRDo
II
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KID. JEFFIEIES, Ger
of the District of Nirwit
POSTPONhNlENT.

PUSIPONEMENI.
FENHE sale of Robert Campbes properly is postpon
IA ed until the 18TH DAY or MARCH SExT, ia cOnse-
qaence OF the long and present ndisposiion OF Robert
Campbell, aud in order that the said Campbell may
LIS recovery make suitable arrangements with those
interested. HERBERT Il. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
Feb. 10.
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6B1,, FOR LONDON,
SSsnsy To the address OF hlcssrs. Jol

ciiiITII y son, win the lher,y az consignment, The
sahstantill fast sailing brig FAIRY, Thomas KDop,
master bnr,ben 800 hhds is loading Warwick
aud will he ready sail in SHIRT For freight
or passage, apply to WILLIAM GILLiATr, or
SCOrr, IRWIN & CO.
p 71..n
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stree IF Frgjlia, to mit:

OiStFfct ~ Eu5iRd 10 UN:
ssA%ss"a BE II remembered, that, on the
sSEAL.s ed twenty-seventh day of Decem-
z.-..x.s Der, in the iorty-fonrth year of the
Independence of the United States OF Amcri.
ca, WILLIAM MUNFORD, of The said District,
has deposited in this office, the title OF Book
the right whereof he claims as authOr, in the
words following, to witt" y General Index
10 the Virginian Law Authorities, reported by
WASHINGTON, CALL. iENISG and MuNFoRD
jointly, and MuNFORD separately with
1iotes.-in one vOlume.-By WILLIAM Nun
FoRD."-ln conformity To the act OF the Con-
gress OF the United States entitled, % An act
for the encouragement OF iearniug by securing
the copies OF maps, charts and books, 10 tue au-
thOrs and proprietOrs of SHcl copies during
the times therein mentioned"
RD. JEFFRIES, Clerk
OF the District OF Virginia.
n y. The above work is Just published =
for sale at VIM III. FitzwhylSOnus bookstore
Richmond, aud by Peter Eppes at the Capi-
TOl-Prce SG.-lt contains all the POINTS OF
LAW III the reports aforementioned arranged
under proper titles in alphabetical order with
notes referring TO conflicting or explanatory
decisions. aud acts Of the General Assembly.
especially TO such parts of the New REVISED
CODE, as have IN any respect changed the iaW,
previously settled by the Court of Appeals.
WIN. MUNFORD.
Richmond, Jan. -. Si..I2t
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Kim DoLLnrs Rc,rnrd

TSCAPED from The jail Of This city, on The nth nit
~ a negro man named BIN sometimes calls hms en-
BEN FORD, about ~ years ofage feet toorii inches
high Straight aud we'll made and dresses very we'll
with waich he is baker bytrade ard fofmefly be.
iOnged 10 James Young, baker IN Rocketis. Ben is
very well acquainted With The captains Of vessels and
no doubt he has obtained forged papers, 81 as to pass
ioT free man. hereby foTewa al masters of vessels
from baTborng or carrying the said slave out Of
tbs commonwealth The above reward will he given
II delivered 10 me at the jail Of thisciiy.
Il. KURTON, n. S. for GEO. SAVAGE
December 3. GO..n sH T.
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q .AND FOR BANK SrOCk.--I trishfO sea a tTacf
Of taad Tying iit CamgbeH county, 20 mites from
LyAchburg, 8 miles iron, Campbell courthouse, and
about miles from StaWHtO8 T.ive~. This tract Is
commonly called the" Locust Thcket"-cORtGi5s BIZ
recent surrey 1886 dereS tying reH as any tract
IN the counfg.-1boHt 400 acres hue been ciedyed
gre bRtqrce IS coVered NTH UaLHabie fimbcr.a yor
fo7 Of 10 IS good tsbacCs I0Ud and tue tghOte freI[
adapted 20 CdrmiHg--it Is rel 1rafersd, and me
uetghbort0od is good. Stock 0f the Bank Of the Uni
ted STATES, Bunk 81 piTgiHi0, or the farmers Bank
CT virginia, troRtd be tdkeH ia payment or accomO.
dating time GiOeH on the purchase money. Mr.. John
Hereunder, aear Campbell cOurtbouse aoiik skeu
the faHd. WILLI1H O. PENOI ETON
Richmond. Mn IL ~
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GFOKGK p. RICHARDSON y 60. 2
fHcfi0it frS s. Commission WerchaHfS, LgHchbtrg,
AVE- taken an excellent house on aaiu 81. fahn u
the centre Of husinessJ and respectfully tender
their services Go their isnds and The public eenefal
Refer 70 Mes'rs Edmund ra,ior Co. aud Garter
D. Page, Richmond
FEB. r. SIT
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EII3OFN SEEN'

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
EISoR SALE, a variety ofGARDEN SEEDS, raised in
the neighborhood OF this city, during the last year
Apply al The store of BENZ. Y. HlLLARD, nearly
opposite tue Eagle Hotel, the subscriber, Mrs.
TlENf'S Garden ia Manchester MARX FIGorT.
Feb. 10
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FOr sale, and great bargain offered.
ENIVE hundred acres OF good FARMING LAND living
= within four miles Of Buckingham courthouse and
the same distance Of three manufacturing mills in
healthy and agreeable neigiiboIhoOd. The improve
mens, orchards, fine springs Of water aud other con
venenCes such may be considered very sufficient
for farm of that size and, from small experiments
IL is thought well adapted the clover aud plaster
sysiem.A minute description deemed unnecessary
pTesHming that ans person wishing 10 purchase will
previously view the premises. one third Of the pnT
chase money will be required when the sale is made
The balance ~ two annual payments.
Jan. Is. 7S..W8 AARON FUQUA
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u ~ persons ssvisg caims aeaust Jos. DARMs.
. iAOi, Sec. are feq aested 70 make them known.
DANIEL CALL, Ex'sf
r.s. 81 Joseph Darmstadt, dec.
SIT
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Il WILL SELL exchange for mules one or two YER,
4 handsome, aud well bred MARES
JERNAN GARER.
Feb. 10. Wq,g
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JOSEPH S PHILIP HAIO
AVE united in the PRACTICE OF TIE LAW
oRe the other OF them viii! constantly attend the
various courts held in the city of Richmond aud the
inferior and superior of King william, GoOch
iaGd, Powhatan andChester6eId. Aug 10.
FEB. 10. ss..I4t
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Coffee, Sugar, SpaRish Hides, &c.
so Bags Prime GREEN COFFEE
20 Hhds do. st. CroIx SUGAR
20 do. I'D quality do.
1000 Spanish OK HIDES
10 BaTreis TANNERS Oil,
And will be landed to-day from the Schr. Hamlet
from Philadelphia
20 Hbds good RYE WdISSEYd
20 Barrels do do.
FOR SALE Low
RALSTON & PLEASANrS.
OCtoDef 2H
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no UILLERS.

COLOGNE & Hsorus MILL sroN IS. Of ais lzel
~ for sale BY NJ. b pOlIlhl'X
Dec. u. ~ mi
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Land an Cumberland for safe

Land an Cumberland Jor safe.
WILL sell 400 acres Of LAND from the west end of
- the tract on which reside. About 81 acres of ii
are ia wheat, Of which prime tobacco land
PTesuining that any desTous OF purchasing would
iTs view The premises, further description deemed
unnecessary.
II not sold privately before that day this land will
ne sold at public auCen tue mn Of March at
Cumberland Courthouse, when plot Of II nill be
eShibiied-Cash will he required for third Of the
amount of the purchase aud the balance in equal
annual insialmenis, secured ny bends, With sHretes
and deed of trust upon The property.
JOHN MILLER.
Feb. 10. ssIds
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fered yesterday still under con sidera.
,ion.
Mr.. BwrW Withdrew his amendmen,
tor the purpose of allowing different "A.
mend'nent 10 be oilei ell when, accor-
dinghy,
Alr. 1HomaS, of Illinois, Submitted the
following additional section, as an amend.
men, Ia the Missouri bill. (which, i, will
he r-coi!rc'ed. /, Is proposed, by repor,
W lheJudiciary committee, 10 Incorporate
with the Maine bhl.) viz:
" Ind o. dJIthcr esdctCf, That ia nj, that
tract ct country ceded b, France To the United
states, under the name OF Louisiana. whirh
lies north ot thirtN-SN deaIceS aud thirty nil
mites NOT Ia latitude, executing only such mari
thereof as Is included within the limits of the
state contemplated by tins act, there shall he
| neither slavery nor ia, oiuniaiy ser,,tu,r
1 OTHERWISE than an the punishment of crime,
whereof The rarity shall have been duly con-
victed. Ftorided dtIcdys, That any person es-
Gaping into the same, from whom labor or SO .
| wee is Lawfully claimed in any state or t,rri-
| tory Of the United States, such fugitive NAV be
lawfully reclaimed, OF conveyed 10 the nrrsnf,
Claiming his or her labor or service as afos e.
| said"
| The amendment having been read. the
| ,uri'er consideration of II was, on motion
! OF MI. Thomas, os,poned 10 Monday.
D lie bill from the other House, making
appropriations 10 supply The Deficiencies
III lie appropriations Tor lie public build
'nSs, was taken up, considered, and or.
dered To third reading.
! The Senate resumed. as in committee
OF The whole, the ii al lie i,ii
10 continue Ill force The ACT of April 20.
1918, Ito regulate The collection OF dulles
on imporis and tonnage" and after agree
ihg To an amendment proposed by the
committee of finance, 90 limit The dura.
ten ct The bil TO two years, instead of
leaving lis existence unin,ited,) the bill
VAS ordered 10 be engrossed for third
reading.
HE Senate next took up lie bill 10
remit the duties ON statue q, General
washington, executed III Italy. by The
Marquis de Can"va, for the state of North
Carolina aud the bill was ordered 10 be
engrossed and read The third time aud
The Senate adjourned tn Monday.
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THU KSDAN, FEB. ..
The Speaker Laid before The House a
Teller srom the Secretary oi the Treasury,
stating that The copy OF the act of the lie,
gisia,ure Of Louisiana, which accoiRpani
ell The letter of The Collector of New Or
leans, To The Secretary oi The Treasury
dated April ~, 1915, Was coniained In "a
printed gazette, which has bven mlslaid,
aud cannot be found.
The Speaker also laid before the House
another letter from the Secretary of the
Treasury, transmitting two statements,
with such Information as he is able 10
give IN answer 10 The resolutions Offered
by Mr.. Slr"iber) adopted by The House
on the l7ih uii.
The Speaker laid before the House "A
letter from the Secretary of War, trans
uniting repor, of the Quariermaster
General, with suudry statements OF the
sums claimed and paid 10 Colonel James
Johnson, Tor transportation Of the troops
ordered up The Missouri river rendered
IN obediehce 10 lie resolution of The 2fih
ut adopted on The motion Of MIR. COcke.
These communications were severally
ordered TO lie on The table
On motion of MIR. Jones, of Ten. il WAS
BeSoired, That the committee on the post
olhcc aHd post roads he Instructed 10 euuu, o
~ u
from Knoxville, Tennessee. by the way of
Morgan court house to Oyerton, in the state
aforesaid
The rngrossed resolution authorizing
NE publication Of isie secret Journal at the
Congress OF lie old confederation. from
The treaty OF 1888 TO the formation OF
In" present Constitution, WAS read third
tire.
n Debate, of nearly two hours length,
arose on A., (ot which a sketch viii; be
shortly giveO which resulted in IA com
mi'meni OF II To a select commiiiec, for
further consideration.
he House spent some time i'm commit
Tee al The whole, on the Missouri bill. Mr..
fdndofM spoke for some time, in cvniin-
naiion OF the argument he commenced
yesterday. Whea he concluded, The
committee rose, aud the House adjourned.
FRIDAY, FEB. 4.
Some reports, &c. we're made. which
shall be noticed in our next.
On motion of Mr.. .Simkins. The daily
hour OF The meeting of the House was
changed from IL O'Clock TO IL.
On motion Of Mr.. Rand0ipk, il was
tteSoired, That the Secretary OF the Treasu-
ry he directed To report TO this House snch
measures AS III his opinion may be .xpedlen
TO enforce the more speedy payment of nubI,c
monies due from individuals and Corporate
bodies in the United States
ihi> motion was preiaced AMI iollowed
by some remarks, OF winch other matter
demanding insertion has excluded a
sketch to-day, bul it shall be given in our
ueNj.j'
The House then proceeded, in commit
te" OF The Who'll To The consideration of
Ike Missouri Bill
Mr Hardin spoke in opposition TO the
proposed restriction, al considerable
length.
Mr.. Cooh then took the floor on the
other 81 ie. Before he had concluded his
remarks, The committee rose, and
The House adjourned.
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:, CLARksvrLs, CTem.) Jan. i5-The Branch
tuesday last, ~ the meeting OF the Board
determined npon suspension OF speci, paw.
mems We do not pretend to say. what were
me views OF The board but it IS a fact well
paid every demand for specie however Iar%e
wihie It's sister branches, aud the parent
Dank have paid only upon very small demands.
we however. suppose, that the measure was
~ III poiicy-as the Bank of Kentucky. and
ITS Branches have sns pended snecie na,,ocnts.
a"d II would be folly for this bank To- continue
iaymtnts: when the vaults of all other banks.
both III Kentucky and this state. are shnt
against H.; we however, have the most I'M
pliclt confidence ia their ability IN nav
Cum6trinnd Rirer has. within The nresenH
week roSt upwards OfSix feet perpendicular,
which VIII enabie tue largest ciafis that uayi
gale our walters to pass without distraction.
GdZ,
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FRANKFORT, TX )Januar, 2I.-The penotia-
t5on oet"een the commissioners Of Kentucky md
tennessee IN relation 10 the bouadary line bcireeu
thF tLc2 stats has fGiied The ultimate ,,yoposi.
thon oi tie Tennessee commissioners rgs thnf
Vatfer itne shoatd constitute tie jorgarg as Jar
TeSt as tie Tennessee rirer md the {;,,c rur n,
1ierdndPr ard TugSeH should be tbe boyno,ry
Us nee 10 the mississippi Ur C,jftcaGeH yus IL,
Jer.r n occediHg 10 This propos,ica .ejlb n,odi,;.
cg'ions from Thich HT Ro,rqn aiss,nJ,d orr
commissioners then propos,d :o rsye5 the ,DofIprs
az dispute to d'bitrGtor, tchich fhe Tennessee
ComnliSsionrrs deciined j0r the present AoDjpe
tint til" Legislature Of hentpcky wiR qccg,je t.
their proposition.
On jn'stfy last orr Commissioner. reDorted
$fPaT"tety tc The GeHeTH ASSplabiy tob.re The am
Ct as mar nnaer consideration. II is impossible to
1rfdict tle result fSr,,ys 20
his pidce ~ Gmeral'P y. Porter. in his an
PeaTdnce nthe iohby mr. Il Wickhffp, addressed
tie char IN substance as tobonrs:
NJ Speaker. percPi,e IN The loJjy General
- Porter citizen NJ the state of Nftc York
uhose hume 'tonds connected uih manu- of the
important ere'H trhich hare attended the Drogresg
OF our col7tiW particularly in the kute uar NTH
Great Br,tdi"; m,geH'ieman emiaentiy distinguish
ed Iy ms hono'abie services 10th in tie Sendte and
~ the .hed Therefore more that this house, az a
hGTk Of their respect for General PoJfer ami biS
eminent sctrices iHrHe him to take a sent triiEjn
hr Tar Of THIS house turing his stay m this metro
polls.
This motion ras unanimon,Lg adopfcd anil
UrSSrS Il. WickIHe and ". p Fleming ,rere
appointed a eobDaittee to wait on General Porter
una "cq"a"t nam herr'cHh lib.
THE foilOwiRg remarkable anecolOte was
homded 10 as by q gc,tieman on whom re can
rely and cho as nell acquainted Nth The
suljcet oJrH ". nm
=" DaOm Wilson. Of PortwiMam. GalIatia
county, ny as 81 years ofage. lie hal
iour wlvrs. ami bVthem forts Two children.
ms Seco"d WJe int tiUe chitiiea, at tco
6fths, an eiev0r mom,hS mr. ". has 6nk
tw0 ribs IN lis GOdy. Mele being q sokid
SmoOh tame on each side. he is a man of
smut stature, and Uery actiue lie as q
nature of P1mSyiUanna. conUerSes tcith ease
Ghd GDdD1Ht8, dm SHPp0rtS has fdRuiy by
tabor lie has woyn a hat twtniy-lbrse
years, aohich is still passabLy decent"
RUssGA.--A letter from ST. Petersburg.
dated 2Sih October, says, " Our Journals
recount several liaiis relating & The tour
Of the Emperor in North Finland. IIc has
frequently, IN a boat, during q Storm.
ira'ersed The great lakes that abound in
thai conniTy. lie has walked z leagues
day through woods and morasses. where
| there was bat one narrow path, and he has
assisted with lus own hand 10 construct
wooden bridge Overa torrent. The town
oi Cayana, the ancient capital 0Gih Cav
aulens, people known IN The 9Th centu-
~, had not been visited bv monarch
since the time OF Gmsiavus AdolplIus.
Prince WhOsr character bears a strong re-
sPublancc TO HAT Of The Emperor Alex,
andcr.
r4sEse9ssxs--ssezsgs4srs
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Fire Tile Paper Mill owned bv William
ii. Bush, tour miles westOf This village was
consumed ny hFe thus morning, between the
hours Of 10. and H. Loss estimated al he
tween three and four thousand dollars.
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EXTRAORDINARY

BATAVIA. i. Y. Jan II "A Cow was slaurh.
tered at Warsaw last week belonging 10 ) -,
cummings Esq which weighed 1867 lis. and had
40 IBIS. ofrough iallow-the whole ned ,ailo,y
including the leaves, exceeds 200 pounds.
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Extract eta letter from gentleman near
hGShingfo@ city 10 gentleman u thus
city, "ated % January. 1870.
Congress Is warmly engaged in dis
GUESSING the Missouri question, which
suppose will continue until alter The mid.
die oi February. The matter now aci-
taie'i has creaied a new sci Of politicians.
Democrat and Federal has given way TO
a more abOminabie distraction of East
eih 2nd SOUTHERN, aud M tins way think
HE 'tVtions wIll IN future be guided
A,taouSh the president has recommends
eel 'iie taking possession of HE Fiorleas.
as The treaty had been ratified, il is sill.
however, said HAT The executive have
received late accounts that il will be rail-
f.d, and is expected believe every
| da..' BAD. Tel.
| New York Politics Our neigAlo as
ven as ourselves, are IA little gwen To poll.
| ilcs; more perhaps than we are IN Penn
! sylVania. Thcy are NOT, indeed, making
formal enquiry into the conduct of Co.
vernon Ciiuion, though il is though, bv
| many HI subject OF reprobatIon M
least; but Ne perceive leading poliij-
cian and d Judge is under scrutiny. The
Hon. YIN Van Ness, one of The Judges
OF The Supreme Court, is whom we ailude
| TO. Nhlle he is penning an address 10
| the public on Friday,a moiios is making
III the House OF Assembly, Tor "a commit.
lee 10 ht appointed 10 enquire whether
/ lit SSH ali Ness ira ii, so acted IN
his Official capacity as 10 require the in
deposition OF the legislatures and Tie
| appointment of the committee is an
nounced al The same time Judge Van
Ness address appears. He SETS forth
! HAT paper called The American has
! been established in The city OF New York
with the avOwed purpose of DESTROYING
his private aud official Character AMI
informs The public, that after enduring
/ The inveciive o! this print about wear.
II" has directed prosecution To be COM
menced against lis editors. Jpn. Uuion.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The u. S. shin
| Cyane, of 80 guns, captain Trenchard.
Is expected 10 sail this day, taking under
convoy the ship Elizabeth, Sebor, from
Tins port, having on board about 40 peo.
pie of colour, and, we understand, one
or two other vessel, from the CheSapeak.
! destined TO the coast Of Africa, with the
| first division OF colonisls sent out by The
| American Colonization Society, to form
a settlement on thai coast. II is said The
neighbarhOod of,he river Gallr,an ~ fixed
upon for the settlement. Her. Adv.
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DtEDl-At Boston, Dom JUAN SLOUGH
TON. his Catholic alajesiys Consul ~ lhst
town io' above thirty years aged Is. Uniyer-
sally respected during life, his death is uahveg-
sally dmCDicd.
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On the 3Ist uIi. Tie Iionse Of Delegates Of
MARYLAND vent into committee OF tie whole Oh
the biil TO stay executions. After considerable
negative.
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them trou crying i've The Charter. the-
IS one iHtisi see that these ou,rages werr
committed Ia The very presence OF an
arned force, ANA ~ no way restrained by
u. II MAS feared that there might be
touad among The guilty, powerful ana
authorised persons.
These are the iAclS, and which will be
confirmed by those no will succeed zoe
in this tribune. After out,ages upon he
Royal Majesty, there are none more sc
Ttous HAN those against The rational re.
pgeSeuatives. VIVA, respect can YOU en-
force Tor the laws, /. ihe national repre-
seutai,ves are noi respected VIVA, res
prci can tie governments, hope for II such
eAccSses re;0ain unpunisbed
demand ,hAt al dehbeiaiion be sus-
cen'lej al! The ministers come to this
tribune TO give au explanation conce rn.
Ing the exec ssSs committed day before
yesterday aud above all, the measures
which have been taken TO briUg the cul-
priis 80 Justice. IL is Impossible iiat they
shon!Y not have sufficient inlOraaiio,i--a
report has been made 10 The military aus
thoriy demand tiidi Il may be COM
mnn;ra's,. 10 u.
!DT. liz tfIe.-l rise, gentlcmen, &c
add Fact 10 suppoIi The op'uion aud The
conclusions OF Slr. Cam!lic Jordan. am
going toread letter wililen by Mr.. Lsl-
Remand, father OF The y0nng student OF
law, shoi by one OF the royal guards near
Tie place of Catouspl.
S;-f eS.erday uiy son was killed hy
!: soldier ci lhc royal guard, aud 10 dav
he - detained By Iie Drapcau Blanc"
~ ihe " Oupiiiieune' and liie " Joarnal
az Debates" iowe il to his memorv. to
hts behaved mother and 10 mys,,', to re.
-! Tue sia'rWputsn! these jJur!ials. Tae
~ (-i 4,
trump! 10 disarm the solder Oi the guard.
lie MAS Walking wiiaoni arnS. Wien he
wds mnrial'y wounded from behind.
S>c'i Is the truth. Il WiiI rcsu!i nom the
pIoseralion o! the murderer.
gned.) LALLEMAND.
Gcn'lcmeu, this letter was SIN, 10 The
se>Cra! journals. The veusor oG the press
refused riir insertion il. Here wa, a
considerable interruption, gloomy 81
ieGcr OH the Gl1hl ani the beaches OF The
ministers. Macy Deputies raised thrir
h1nG@, and hy heir verbs and gestures.
SAprrs~td t!irir horror AMI mdtgua,inn.1
ar IN tti'e, continues Grutle>
men, VctY NOrh; ci;izous of Paris, have
addressed petition in which HE; tes.
t'ty The facts Is stated ia The iclier Of
Cir. i.allrnamj. CEis petition il not iour.
viii read il ia the ,,oase.
From the right-nc no
From The Irii-r.at silence
ne pr SIt:ctt speahs IN a low voice TO
Mr.. u F.I.e. wi,o waves the rpsr;n, ~,
;hc nei'ion. hu, stat. scvrr,, ,,,rts ~,
cani:rrinu the ;.iier ~ Mr. I,il.o,.."J
Mr.. Le,narreur n,"k.s a l,nr address
and s,at,sIn substance. Thai inihc cIoyd
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01
ERNNI GInRAITNR

BosT0N, July II BY the big Margaret &
sarah. from Gibraltar, We have received IA.
rCTS aud letters 10 the 9Th uli Tp0i
\ letter from Gibraltar OF June g. SAYS, the
CoLuMBus 7l,is now comiiugin. The American
squadron i, mOmeuti> expected from the East.
ward. iiie Dutch heetiS here waiting to be
relieved from home"