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NOTICE.

f virtue Of dec! of trust executed to the subscriber
- Robert Plcasaus Of Powhaar county on the IOth al,
April 1919 which is Of record in Pcwhatar we viii NJ,
18th day II inCat nett a. Fine Greek Mill IN .a cor.
proceed 10 sci" dtpuh'ic auction for ready money all lie.
HobrTi Pleasant" inerc-t ia sid Isisl 80 acres of
including tbs mill pond, together with "a iacr's hou.c
COOPER ,h"I aashct 10 sari us-ior The purpose OF
hg certain >uins oi money cd Nv esid deed.
JAMES d. FERGUSpN.}
July 81. 2t-5t LBW iRB GARINSD if''i'
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pose aud generally give such instructions and ircc-
lions rs shall in their jndsment, he propcr.
nc sad Resolutions and Preamble thereto; being
twice read were. questionsseycrally put thertapoi
and agreed 10 by the Conyeniun
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iSAN' GLOVES,
Castor OH manu- ,ci,ol,, neo5 Hanpto,
July 81. 2tLii

scl virtue al de,,i u 5it,! executor To- a. IN William
50 nc"e and 1i'ii-iac his WIFI PURPOSES tlrrcin
toned Ne SHAH proceed TO sell for Iesdv roncy, E
Powha"n tOuro sc, TkUrstl.fy tic 1914 aap n IT.
het.' five hundred acre. oC land, kc The rurc or
lying ~ the county Of Powhntan, bounded on the west W
lands oi Robert Macon, the east by the 'afgS of Lr.
johnson, tie nprh by the lands OF Samuel Iyontin
on tie south hs the iaud belonging the estate OF M
Lyle dccrased and is tie piece If land Whereof
said ND!am \. Cooke resides Also, tho follow inl ST.
olive Little iannli Peggy, Adam and Ben or so rIr'
lr said properly vii. be sufficient satisfy the pun
ut ihr Gccd or trdsl 4 THE TRUSTEE
july -. 22-ids
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weighs and came ont vth07& gaining arr p;
telliSence of tie ships company"
The Ann, from Liverpool, has brough. p
voluminous dispatches from our mini t,4's
Paris and London, forwarded by the SEC.
tary Of Legation, at the Court OF ST. Jan,
[t.t-.
Bashiag'os. och .Jui,. .Ss'
Numerous letters having been tdJr, ssed 20 W.
claimant, unle: The llth ticiv o. he treaty ~
Spain, inquiring whether il Will be rocess,r,. -
them TO appoint AGENTS, for TIE aurpose Of prosec'
their respective claims before the Board OF Co,-.
sioners To all which letters, even ii the dsiips OF
Office allowed me sufficient leisure 20 pay ,,cm 81.
rate attention, coIld have bat one answer to rai
have thought it oxpodicnt with view 10 slyc g..
trouble and expense To all concerned "a Udl.: .
method ofmakng a general reply.
The orders OF the Board OF inc I Nh Jane, "
have been published IN most of the Ga.ei'es ot
Union, require that each claimant shall IA thp
instance, present memorial, IN which he shI, - o.
hcularly and mnl'ely set forth the variu;is iacis
circumstance" upon which his Claim Is founded
that this memorial shat, he 'vcriGch bv aiii,v,.
the chnInt. And rs the same orders confirm o.
most ample Instructions a. 10 t.e muir of prcla.
the memorial, the cliimlnis respectfully rcicir
io them, for ;hc means of deciding for ihtnisc..
whether the services OF an agent win be Necessary
=. W ATKINS.
Secretary To The Commission under
/ ih Art. OF Tie 1rslW wth Si,.
-.
gIhE members OF Mutual ASSURANCE society resi-
& oi Richmond and rs vicinity are requested 10 asso.
AZ thc Merchants Coffee iOuse - sslo Re igt o
gust at 10 o'cio,k Il. NJ for the purroe OF selecting
represent them in the Approaching General nice
of said Socc,yrhe prOprety % the measure hc,e roro
viii be manifest to every who reflects that thcr, ma.
many individuals whose engagements forbid reg,
ATTENDANCE during the continuance of the meeting VI.
interests should Notwithstanding be represented.
JuIy 81. V2i",dm
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u5T7Ihc above property was advertised
be sold 10 Pny The small balance security dsJf) Oh.
two hundred and fifty dollars which have now paid.
IuiN 81 L NM. A. cock
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ADV EKIIISENIENlI-

SfoLlN from the pasture OF the subscriber, Sahr,
- night the DIST inst. large BAY MARE, alout 8 a..
Years old, rs hands high, black uane tail aud les rl.u
lur meek With the collar, natural trnitcr aud chr
easily, works We'll, j. much worried dawn Iv hard ~
and thin Of les she supposed 20 b.. near richrona
tliiS Time, a. beast al thai description seen Sun
aud hlr'dayi travelling the road above Y,ri-lui
above llliaInsburs. rode Icy poor white ,at sipp9-
be one oI the convicis from Old Point d, seq, 10 il
keen roundabout Jacket and I. zoe. flannel
with rope for 4 bride ard b.antei for saddle. -
son ticking mp ami securing said mare and ,hcf
receive 2Ci or 10 Tor information ~ which .io mar
be obtained II hoped every Gentleman no reads , q.
viii inte.est himself iu the detection of the thief and SAL,
ing the property Of titir fellow-ciiizpn.
ISAAC CLOVES,
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FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.

CuAaLEsToN, July 2l.-By the arrival yes
terday of the u. S. sch. Tartar, Lieut.. Com.
Paine, who left st. Augustine on Sunday last,
we learn that the fleet of transports under
convoy of the U. S. schr. Porposc, were still
at anchor off that port, but were expected to
sail for Havana next day. The Spanish Com
missioner, .qrredondo, and Mr.. Coppinger, son
of the late Governor, are passengers in the
Porpoise The Tartar touched at Darien, to
land Col. Butler of the army, who proceeds
thence direct to Pensacola. All was quiet at
ST. Augustine when the II. left. Courier.
July 23.-Capt. VoTEE, of the sloop 20
Ia,,t, arrived at this port yesterday, from st.
Augustine, is the bearer of Dispatches from
Colonel Forbes TO the Hon. John Quincy
Adams, Secretary of State. City Ga-.
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By the papers we have rereivcd, we are in
f,rm.d there have been innumerable applica-
lions for Offices in the Floridas, and that ma
nv gentlemen have beenappointed. Itwould
onpear, however, that their anxiety to be put
into Office has been greater than their DISPOSE
sitions to discharge the duties attached TO
them. AS yet, we cannot announce the arri-
val of any civil officer, except that of Col.
FoREBs, the Marshall. IBID.
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GH l0ot edk resc're curiosity e. tie Turkish R,ro-
'oH. The je'toHseS Of Brit,ia 0e0iRst Russia peep
Nrongi oil he sSsHaiioas ciei Ter Re,cs1uperS gre
rs Of these ereiaS
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Grand .SiaIe L0iitrv OF .DlI,

IFThe DRAWING octilis splendid scheme viii take p,
in the CITY OF BALTIMORE agreeabh to the oficia
tice heretofore announced to the public "Wednesday
Fifteenth Of .Ntrt Month,
(Auf1S) under the superintendent of the Commissiu
appointed by tie COVER NOR and COUNCIL OF STA-
and will in consequence of the aPii sas aicea made c
tickets progress eg0la y toits completion with all pos,
despatch
Those in this city not YET supplied with tickets sa
should not delay their purchases :and those ui's
should send their orders whoutloS, OF time, the
being at haad, particularly when they
tnt GsrecGby 10 e cFrarc cement IF thiS kihr Gygi.
Schen7the first 500 5'GHis t:t! to te dodrs casa
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A WATCH WAS FOUND,
ON Friday last, the Petersburg road which
~ owner can have by calling at this Office
July 81. 2i--tf
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~ JOHN SHEPPARD has remuv
next door to J. n w. Giiat's, Gary street,
July ST. ci--f.
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NEUROES WN\'TED

WISH TO purchase from Sxty To t;eveay likely yn
4 NEGROES, from y to IS years oli-aprly tie Is
iDgton Tavern, PHILIP SHUT
July 81. pt-w.r
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c,;D ai ou Wy the architect is preparing des-
o;, o''i' me prncipaIstate prisons, orpen-
Tha -,'si VI 1,e United States OF America
vie,ys oSa' "Il De Illustrated with plans and
Connc.'y.e establishments, in Massachusetts.
Vania Maryland, and Virginia. ,ybic6 ,y u'y ,,
'''' D. w TIE years 1913 and 1919
f.NW Ga-.
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IL We hare orogdeJ into his prpc. O. ioBo rross Of
foregH NcCs from SOsaib Hgc,ico, gd fran, Earo0e-
BofirU at he heat oftts Potria tooDs hrs eai,ei "a
signal rctoyy ne Rouqiit forces. This seems "a
se'i NE independence gffie CJi1lhJiqa Repahfr-The
intelligence from Turkey promises mach interest - o.,
progress, u not IN he denounccmcrtc f ha dram, 4,
R"ssla and aUstrid haze ie,rfyed, rs Is s.sfed a.
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t,l an hInslishman ofthe name Of Cockrane
l Xr asached lrkutsk on foot, on his route TO
AAa ~" by the NORTHEAST promontory of
f tr,,a Vn the 18th Of September last, he Ina
He 'Jeu oVoO verstsln les days entirely on foot
nest clothing. ''O wears the 'i'l-
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NV YoRK, July 2f.-Tbe whaling ship
Iris has arrived at New Bedford from the
coast of Chill, Which she left as late as the
2Sth Of April. The captain makes the follow
inS report -
"The e. s. ship Constellation, Captain
Ridgeley, left Coquimbo for St. Mary's in
pursuit OF the captiyes from ship Hero, Capt.
Russell In her passage fell IN with Captain
Covii, in the ship Parnasso, pu; an officer and
several men on board of him, and ordered
him into the harbor Of St Mary's, 20 see If
they could learn any thing of tire sufferers
but O. Their arrival found the English ship
Perseverance, Capt. Clark, hauled OH shore
and stripped her casks ard other articles
strewcd alOng shore. They went on board
other but were obliged 20 leave her directly,
as tliey were fred upon from tire shore by The
"pauards ilc thea iiHa.. iatelj 80, ,Wdc.
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The Washington CTS Gazette states that Mr. Charles
Roth Secretary Of the French legation had let that city for
Norok, where he will embark board the national frgaic
In Jun0n for francct j. understood that the Juuon
has been waiting for some time for VI. de Neuyille, the
ench Minister, who destined Tor Rio Jneiro but tic
departure Of the Portuguese Court for Lisbon will probably
make some changes IN te destination Of the Minister and o
the lunon-We understand there also another French
vessel of war Wing Norfolk which staug n some horses
for the Of the COLONY OF Cayenne.
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ERDM INDIA
WAR BETWEEN BURMAH AND SIAM.
Extract " aietier 10 The Editor ofhe Concord
OhSerEfr nnfcH @. rnlunore IL, O 1901

WAR BETWEEN BURMAH AND SIAM.
Extract " aietier 10 The Editor ofHe Concord
O6serUer, ddfcd StrampoTe, jim. 9, 1891.
Within few weeks past, letter has
been received at the Mission house here,
from an English gentleman at Rangoon, lin
Burnah) dated Nov IL, giving information
that large army was ON the march from
Ava The seat of goyernment) to Rangoon !;
the King or Emperor himself was also ex-
pected down. Another account, by Capt.
Pattson, last from that place, states, that the
army was TO encamp at Rangoon It's ope-
ratlons are to be directed against the Siam
csc. Both nations are powerful. How or
when the war will termiuate, cannot be even
coniectured. One thing, however, is GER
tain-a stop will be put TO missionary work
in Rangoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson left Calcutta the
23d of November, for Rangoon. Though
they knew that war was talked of, vet they
had not ascertained that it had actually
taken place. They will, therefore, arrive
under very unpleasant circumstances. 1t is
very probable that they viii return to Cal
cutta soon, and look out for a new station.''
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IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN

BosToN, My bly, the schr Little Sarah.
Hall, IL days from Cadiz, which arrived here YES
terday, we learn, that about the llth of April, plot
was discovered in Madrid, which was to be pat in
which was the brother OF the king. The object was
torevolutionsc the country and abolish The constu-
ton 1heplot was revealed by iriar to the govern
lncnt, and the principal actors la it were Immediate
~ arrested. The Kings brother was in close con-
linement, and it was understood when Cant: Hall
sailed thai he would shortly be brought to trial Ten
or twelve persons were arrested Cadiz said TO he
concerned in te plot fSiatesu.,u.
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MP. krAN.

We have been fiemrrd with the following
communication, embracing the substance of
ihr. hean's fTcwell address, 10 his Baltimore
audience, taken by visitor from memory
B9H. III Clyon.
By particular rog;w5.. Mr.. kean persona-
60 ne i7ig, irc0chtroUe 0lld during RichnTd,
on i'ucsiay last. ], passed OF with encreas-
ed thundrrs OF applause. The intcrrcgnnn
OF histrionc Sovereignty. v.ae flcd win r..
cGssanf cries Of Kcqn! EtaV and conf
nuef knoc,irF, S'nmDiac, amt talio,r;ne. from
sll quarters, Indeed the cab was SO Dneo,f-
roc0l, that our nero Of the bashin appeared
and addr scj them.
titcr acknowledging ihe Catching appro-
inti0a &c had received since he landed aio.ng
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cartersyille, May %. ~ l. fot 5 ! 81
flour INSPECTORS T0TTCF

FLOt INSPECTORS NOTICE.
VII custom heretofore prevailing the Inspection OF
< n'ur onth Basin hank, before called IS fo.ni 10y
produce many errors, in charging ices Which are ui
to the debit ofpcrs0ns not clIargcahlc.
Merchants and others Interested in consequence Of Ills
are hereby notified that -four WILL hereafter he inspect
cd until the receiver agent calls the Inspector This
II Is hoped too, they will do inme diaely ON the arrival OF
-four that The duties assigned may be at once promptly
discharged abd the fees correctly All barrels mnt
also, from this date he hooped nailed as The law d-
recs else they cannot bc branded-From and after The
FIRST day Of July next, barrels submitted inspection win
being thus hoped and nailed will be CHARGED " i'm DE
finc Of - cents each, as the law directs.
Nav o. 5-itt WAITS
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FARM NlILLS 10 RGNT-

VIZ aforementioned property formerly the procy Of
mr. William Mitchell, Is situated one and a half miles
.Ss Lynehbng near the river The house 80 by 60
e ~ SIZE containing five pair large Burr Stones and one
par OF rbbeiShe walls made Of rock the most sub
sa:''a', anu The machinery entirely complete ON good
first quality. ~ W "a Ais
Persons inclined TO invited 10 meet me a, b.
fTan.nIiotei iynchburg, the 2h of June next nj,
winch time and place. am determined 10 contract
ne right OF possession TO this property has been contest
Gu 'or considerable time hut is settled bv consent
burg. I.wEs SpI ~"
My IS. 'A'if} om pa.
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Peniieati,,q. Good: a, Pubic .9,cfioo

Wf pubic sale OF Goods Auction i'll take place N
ite pedierisry Aionda, the IN Of Ttne net ~ 10
s , g wien ai &c anu vub!e parcel Of usel articles
wa ne Offered for sale without reserve or mitstion
lew of which ory cnvIurratuti--
i''o an nr"ss inouie carriage and rig Harness hest
lrt ,.t ir'si Nagson, Cart old flNgh Harness of
eN'c'E Description Ho;s anc soes assn,,c,i Warone
SS@. lI!s, fenfhs y Hee!tgrrowS Wbes,ian., Aeat
,hsis ".rs % "nos every description. Moss and
ie''i IN ore, assoftei Machine, vol anal Seine Ripe
- rds snd Leading lie' and extensive sssortu-eas
Oh elo'i and other Brushes oi every description.
ciedii o. iIoin thte six months viii e etse "a, nh
The pIbtc attention respectfully invited 10 ,bS sle as
o articles intended 10 b. sold VALUABLE ihe~anount
n,sned 10 ne offered IS argc, the Sflc he unlimited
,,o III. II. RICE, Principal Agent.
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT

LANCASTER, (Pa) May 12-Yes;crday Mcssr..
Brown, Davis and Co exhibited their Improvement
upon the machinery of the S{srm Bout i'm the pre-
scnce of Mr.. Coleman, Jude franklin and num-
menI completely successful, and demonstrated
the perfect adaptation OF paris 20 produce aII entire
whole. Ithas resolved complicated machine into
OF verg simple structure, by which the cxpcnce
OF making, Is reduced one half and it, cxtcnicd
dimensions contracted into a comparatively little
space This reduction Of il size and weight gives
AN increase Of power, and the machine acting
with the motion of the boat, relieves il fn pres
sure and s'rainiug. A. its size will admit il below
deck, much convenience, we'll as utility will re-
suit from such Il disposition
This fortunate discovery will be ofinmensc iui-
portance in the improvement OF Pennsyiyan by
subiociiDg the Susquchaanah, tho Queen Of Rivers
on the Atlantic shore, to complete navigation from
the Bay through all her various branches
The introduction Of boats drawing 10 inches of
water, npclIcd by steam engines OF this reduced
size and increased power, with the aid Of the exist
ing lock navigation, will place the ascending and
descending commerce between the Bay and tho
liable river, in complete connection, by "A quick
transportation. This alone is wanting 10 make the
mountains laugh the hills sfnilc, and the yallics
sing throughout more than third ofPenusylvaniu,
which at present lies in the wild state Of nature
IL rational patronage second ihe enterprise
Of individuals, the public efforts by legislative
grants, wisely made and faithfully executed, would
soon restore 10 Ponnsylyania her natural asccn-
dancy in population and public imprOs cmcnt--in
wealth aud prosperity
Our intelligent aud quic! sighted friends in BAL
tinOrc cannot fail to- see with eager eyes, te bound
less prospects which this navigation must present u
their view, in the cxfcusiun Of tciT trade and com
mcrcc and all experience has shewl thcif Liberal
minds aud open hands in nuriuFing every rational
measure ai1p,Bd to promote their prosperity.
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.,!anchesier s. Petersburg IsHnli&e Compnnn
hI- interests OF the stockholders inih company n,,e1
rousy require fun meeting OF the men her a., -, son
TIE expected therefore, that the first Thrayi June
NEXT dGlng III. 18th OF tho Tonh) the members WIN pc
Puh,ina ia tleir attendance. Many questions al .bs
,een@ VIII arise on which il viii be more Sa tciory 90
nave ne votes of the members in person than III. nrovr
Nays. Sit MANY OF TEE S.rorKTInI 'nLp-
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COHEN'S

Lottery aud Erhanse Ofr aud ga Market Styres
~, Bditi,nsrc,
"here the CASH WILL BIZ ADVANCED for prizes ih.
o,, moment they drawn.
~ ORDERS from any pant of the United St,tes en-
shs ,' cash Or Prize Tickets post paid, will meet the
rlicaton, addressed to r
j. !. COHEN, Jr. Sec'g 70 TIRE NTers Bnlt,noys
:, =, Al COiiEN'S OFFICE, MORE CAPITAL PRIZES
n lay, BEEN OBTAINED THAN AT ANY OTHER
offiOt IN AMERlCA-Gld where was sold in Sbs.,,-,
'ai'ai oi 5000 dollars in the last LOTTERY drawn
IN t'horei and wherr in the three last Monument Lot
t.Ies Me'S S2lt the Capitals Of 1000 tollarsalso in
o'Sues inc ;u,oUs--2 of 200otl-2 Of 10000, Nc.
- .CohEN'S LOTTERY GAZETTE AND REGIS
ifk, which is published every week win coniaia lie
niaaefs Official List of each drawing, 10th Hanks aut
il1lcs at viii be forwarded GRATIS 10 companies nr
individuals Who purchase. FROM COilEN'S oFIICE
..th IN hole Iictcts Shares the amount OF FIlY
DoLLAKs ali also oonins Rates ct Exchange Of Baus
N1tS--friceS Current of Produce, &c. &c.
Baltimore, slay Ia. s-e6f q,
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NOTICE

VIZ Books aud effects of The late concerns Of irving
hoDftson Co. of Richmond, and Peter Walker & 90,
ri ynchburg have been by recent decd OF record in b
corporation court of ynchburg, conveyed to us as their
ihoe to whom the aforesaid concerns are indebted nc
wen rs those who Indebted 10 them are hereby notiei
at ar ho irving OF Cartersv is authorised 10 transact
an business relaiiH9 TO the same. T. D. DEhNE, Sr.
JAMES POWELL,
m ". l.. FONThINE.
N"E'cE~Nille, May 20. SIT
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LATEST PROM SOUTH AMERICA.


we have received, by the schr Macdonouc
rom our attentive Correspondent at Curacao, rCu-
utar files of the Caracoa Courant to the 2yth Anri
Bolivar IS stated 10 have made proposal To the row
alist Gen In Tore. thcarnsticc for three
months, wh'ch tho latter is said have rejected
with great dsafn, ;ei,ring IN pieces the dispatches
OIL The patriot general, i,ud pcrrmptorly ordering
the bearer depart rEdcr pain Of losing his head
We rather doubi this intelligence. The royalistchcf
swell known net 10 be IN condition TO Justify ouch
hanehH treatment OF parry, holding so extensive
footing as ihc repuhhcans of Colombia. 1t Is All
miitcG nut the troops O! Suyar are rs nunc rs
those oi lore Aid Ia this that :he former arc
conlcn'ing on tier own soh for liberty, ana NO
doubt can be entertained TO thc issue Of the con-
est TN \ N,t m
CUnAcoA, April SO, ieal.-His I;ajesty' 3
brig Mercury, Capt. De Quartet, arrived,
from Puerto Cabcllo. BY this arrival we learn
that Gen. Bolivar had very lately sent one of
his aides de camp, named Pumar, with Il des-
patch to the commander in chief of the roy
allsts forces, Gen. La Tore, having for its
object we understand, the proIongation of
the armistice for three months. General La
Tore, At seems, no. ,iiShiag 10 gire decisive
GiaS'cer iciti,oM consulting has second "a, COM
mand, referred the aid-de-camp to General
Morales, who received him. it is said, in a We
~ indignant manner, and after reading Gen.
BoiNar's despatch, he tore it in pieces and
threw 1t at the messenger, telling him mt the
same time, that as he valued his lie, 10 depart
instantly for the Republican head quarters,
ms he would enter into no treaty with Gen.
Bolivar, being determined TO carry on most
vigorous system of warfare against the indie
pcndents.
The R0yalist forces arc stated to consist OF
1890 effective men, viz. 1000 under Morales
at Calabozo-G0O0 under La Tore, at San
CarIos-and 1900 under Tel'o at Guanarcs.
Bolyar's head quarters were at Rarinas but
what number of troops he may be able to
bring into the field, to open the campaign,
which commences this day, we cannot state
with any degree of accuracy it is very pro-
bablc, however, that we may compute it to he
equal, if not TO surpass that ofthe Royasts
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FOR SALE

IlEING DESTROYS moving the western country the
~ subscriber offers for sale the tract OF LAND wherein
he at present resides in the county Of Powha;an miles
below The courthouse containing about 100 acres 500 OF
which Is in woods, nearly half good toacc mtTbe
cleared lands are in toerahic good heart par of which
Is IN clover, and highly improved, lying tOcrably well
about tOoi creek low grounds, of good quality, half OF
which IS m cultiyatiOr the balance be reclaimed NJ
mcdcratc expense well watered with springs and siaa
riVules running through il IN every direction From the
small trials made with clover and plaster Il believed that
no lands below the mountains susceptible Of higher
state Of Improvement than the tract offered for sne
The improvements dwelling house with four rooms
below stairs and two above Kitchen dairy. choas
iceouse, barn, house s,,o~ Gc,-n min upon rev
or failing sren Of water with two pair of stones ono fo
wheat with a the necessary machinery for manrfctr-
ingihe other for corn, the toll oi which good for from
100 70 20 barrels Of corn per ycarA saw min that et
cut IRON 900 to O0Oct Of plank per dayA Gicry with
three stills, capable OF making % ra0ns whskey pes
Gay nicr's house, coopcr's shop blacksm.;hs ehop
&c The plantation is generally well enclosed, f,rthea
description deemed uuneoe sry hfy person wishing n
purchase wiz please eau and view the lands aud udys
for Themselves.
Terms accommodating young negroes will he taken g.
paft payment DAVID FIOURNOy
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