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AmkeLa .tssaG Cs.n.t, 1909,

IN CHANCERY.
John Profit, Randolph Profit, Jeiie Profit, Row.
land Profit. Elizabeth Proitt aud Nancy Pruf,tt-
children of David Proiisr, decd ard Duncan ca,
neron and Nelly his wife, late Molly Profit.
daughter of David Profit, decd and David Pro-
hit and Auiin Profit infant children of Aultn
Profit, decd. who was fon Of the faid David
Profit, decd. by JOhn proiitt ll.er guardian and
next friend Comp'!,s.
William Joiiin and Sally his wife, Jofeph Wileh.r
and Suienna his wife, and David Profit, which
faid Sally, Suianna, and David are children of RI.
iaiu DaVid 'FRONT.', Gee d Defis
I'M the motion oftle compliments by their a;,oy.
~ ney, and it appearing TO the latisfataon of tho
eonrt, that the defendants Wn. JOHN and Sally hi.
wife, JofePh Wilcher and Suianua his wife and Da-
vd Prott inhabitants Of this fla,e and withoc
the jurddieion of this It is ordered that the
defendant, do appear here on the third Monday
IN November next, and anfwsr the complainants bill
and thata copy Of this order be forthwith inherited IN
iorne public newspaper publiled within this COM
rnonweath for eight weeks fuccefiyely, and tina. j.
mother copy be Poed the front door of the eoure
houie OF this county on fome day.
Copy. Teae, w. S. CRAWFORD, C. C. cur.
sept. "a ep8v.
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

ElFTY DOLLARS REWARD, if taken within
4 hity miles of Richmond, and one hundred Dol.
lars ii taken beyond it, will be given TO apprehend
negro man named LEWIS, about thirty wears of aoe
who lait night runaway from the fubfcribers. He !.
very itout made, and about feet 10, or 5 feet II
inches high has maicune CONFERENCE.-THE on
wnen he went away, Ruilia Drill Drab Gear and
pantaioons; but hasa variety of other cloatiinp.-
He was formerly the property of MIR. Edward Hal.
lam OF Hanover Town, where perhaps he NAV b.
gone-All matters of veGcs are forewarned from Jar.
boring or carrying him away, under the penalty Of
the law CIIIIAT 81, KIppv -
September 6. Of.
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to the days o. knhtIy daring d feudal honilify, AZ
the fame time thai they fnggea in very interef6ng
way, all thofe fo!ter fentnients which are OUT Of
fome parts Of the delcriptiou.
The feat was over in Blanltfome tower,
and the lady had gone to her feeret bower;
Her bower, that was guarded by word s; by fpsll,
Deadly to hear, and deadly to tell
Jefu Maria, ihield us well
No living wight, fave the Lady alone,
Had dared to erofs the threfhold Zone
The tables were drawn, it was idienefs all
Knight, and page, and houlehold feure,
Loitered through the lofty hail.,
Or crowded round the ample fire.
The Rag hounds, weary with the chafe,
Lay ifretched upon the ru(hy floor,
And urged, in dreams, the foreft race,
From Teviot-hone to Efkdale-moor.' p. 9, 10.
re Be continued.
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with to lea'e for term of years my HOUSE
a OH the hill between Coll CANDLES and B.lvi-
oere' Asit was deiigncd for my own reiidence no
eNeiee mas been iPared to afford every convenience
tof the elegant accommodation of fn,al family A
quare OF four half lots under an excellent encl
lurc is annexed to the houfe and the bene fit OF lux
u'iant and exteifive paffurage for few horfes and
cows will be granted by Col: Harvie. 1t is intend
ca to erect bridge over the canal near Mr. Ruther
ford mills, by which the diGance to the lower bar,
OF the town will be rendered more convenient than
rom the greater part of the houles OH Shocker-h.
10 fenteei family, who will take proper care of
inc buildings and eneloures, will let it upon very
moderate terms.
JOHN BRocKENBRoUGH.
September 10. Ir,fl
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FOR SALE,

a TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, In the town
\ OF 1ynehburg, at preient occupied by COL John
ast' 70 winch there is one half acre Of land attached
the Houle is entirely new and well iip;lhed w;,b
cellar under the whole Houle, which is devided ia
two rooms, one room and paiiage below Rairs and
two above, the Houfe is thirty feet in lenyth AMI
twenty iees wide. On the tad LOTS good garden en-
tireiy new clover lot is alto incoied fmoke houfa
table and corn houie with every convenience for the
reception oil family. For terms apply to MIR. Vim.
Brown, Lynohburg, or The fub t,iter
TfiOS CREWS.
Amhsra, Oaob,r T. epsts
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WES7-POINT is nil For Sol..

20 .FOI4VI IS mn For Sac.
re iuhicrioer is authorized to fell the faid well
knOwh ract OF Land, either altogether, or in
Lots OF three hundred acres or upwards RI G;, ,rr
ehaiers on the following TERMS to wit one fourth Of
the prrehaie aoney to be paid down, the other three
ionrths IN equal annual nalments to carry interea
from the time of fae, and to be fecured by bond.
mortgage on the land.
1t deemed unneceflary to de!crbe particularly
tract OF land 10 remarkable for fertility and the ma
tnral advantages OF ts iituation. ANY communicated
directed to the iuberber at Shirley, in the county Of
Charles City, BY pon, Granville Mills, will be d..
ly attended To.
PATRICK HRNDREN, Agent for VIM
fitzhush OF Alexandria, & Charles Carter of shirlv
Sept. o. oawIm
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FOR SALE.

y ME Tenement belonging TO tie Jamos Rivex
Company, where the manager Formerly reGded,
lying about half mile above the city, and oontiyu
Gus to James river, and commands profpeGt equal
to any Ett within the vicinity of Richmond
The tenement contains acre of land, wferoop
Is the managers houle and excellent fpring Of VA
ter.
The fale will be made the premiles, OH TueC.
day the nth OF next month, at public auction, on
credit Of twelve months, the purchater to give bond
with approved iecurty, and the title nor to be con.
veyed until fhe payment % the money.
By 0rAg eF.ks P,ejidat and D;ye67or5,
ROBf. POLLARD,
October l 8. (tds)
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FOR SALE.


A TRACT OF LAND in sar,r county. contain; 10,
about 1000 acres, vetbia 3 mix, Of 9a..es ,i4eT,
ard mile and BALI eta naViga5e part Of G,ays e,eex
land cleared on different payf, Of The f,a, to
7o''< * o, eight taaas in three dqir17 is and Is.
"Pr'Dflus"ti are feienf 70, he Accommodation Of a
grnfea family, 4oit6 every nsss,y bogt for faynirg
To" 'raS 'oA bear dVidag into tbyIe a,is, and rsy
0@yf fi1Hf p,Hp''fi'n Of Vt,y ,ie6 Lov0 grourds to
eHeb 61t 7ooaid Be mare valuable TO Enpke S,eBaf,
a, it abouHai 4Dit5 .imb,, 50t5 e 705itf and red oai
NJor fa"e') fi1s, poplar GndqG; and tier. is a o.
~ HS0arfSgtoD' lFits for agrH ard azo mill, nearly in
@f 't1',s q TIE frHf7--h IL aHHree9ary TO Jay more
than tbati' healthy, air, tpatior, Gnd GlolaGs in
gooaring'' bas Gep!e o,sJGyd nosv in beyf9on Of
800 GRATED fruit Of tie mea e5oiee 1ai. Tie qaa-
hty Of btia0aJ, =OW be 6f jndseaefky Bo qOJo are de-
PROM fas6gng, and ruN tale tie youJle of .iegoin,
the Pri"'-parf Of the pa,TGg money bling paid do.v
tie balance may be pail in troo, three four annual pa,
srert'--gfVag a4pyoVfd jteDnty Flo, fe,ns AeeLy 10
RICHARD COOKE.
pt9 Wight, near SmhlfrId, 2
Sepiesbey Is. '70'
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10 PROPRLF7ORS OF LAND IN ZEN.
NESSEE md KEN7UCKY.
O&ober Is.

'fIE fubfcriber viii, about the firR of January
Il neEt, iet out for NaihviIie in the fate of Ten.
ncilee, where he means to refde and to engage in
the practice Of the law. Perions holding lands OF
having bunes of any kind to ranaGf either in Ten
nt8ee Kentucky, informed that he will UNDER
take TO Witt lands in either of hefe ates to afceras
their value and quality, have tie taxes OH them re-
guiar paid and 20 any fort of agency which
viii require abfenos of more than 8 or weeks
from the place of his rcGdence. Thofe who think
proper to employ him may rely upon his paying
diigent attention to the buinefs committed to bis
care. Letters adireGed to him in Frederiekiburg
will be duly attended TO, or he may be feen at Gene
raj Minors Office until the 18th Of December next.
HENRY MINOR,
Fredericksburg, October %, (oaw4w)
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DOcTOR /. woRRALL.

IyAvING taken the fri brick houie on the RICH,
J. hand hde after pal!iuG the Of the Crois,
Rreet, leading from the Brick-Row 10 the head 81
the Bslon offers his fergres the citizens Of Reh.
ond and its vicinity ia the different branches Of hs
MEDICAL PRoFEsIoN. Families reliding in tis
country, requiring his afauce, may depend on tn,
moi prompt and aliduous ptfeniion.
Oetobrr %. (oaw2m.)
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NOTICE.

a Petition will be prefented to the General AZ
L a iembIy Of Virginia, at the next FELTON,, praying
that an att may pats to incorporate a company for
the purpoie Of cutting Canal on the fouth fide of
the Falls Of James River, otherwife improving the
navigation Of the river for the paage Of Batteaux
and ALTO for the Establishment Of a Bank in the town
Of Manchester. Augun i9. (epmIA
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M HEltEAS executed deed Of trua to Lance
w lot Minor, Richard Tompkins, and John NJ
tierndon, bearing date the 18th day of March, so3
for Certain purPoies therein mentioned, which ben
Tow eheefed: therefore take this method of pvpe,
Notice. that hereby revoke and make void faid deed
WILLIAM MINOR.
Hanover, Oct. s. T4wS
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@g Wight, near SmibfrIA, Z r7
StPifmbcy Is. r '70'
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

. UNAWAY from the fubfcriber, on SATURDAY.
y night lat, negro man named PRINCE, he
IS about feet or inches high, liout made, and
when Poken to, has rather down look his apparel
when he went off was drab broad cloth coat with a
yellow caPe wafcoat of the fame, and pantaoons OF
Maneheiter fluff, he alto took with him Mort lack
ct and Pantaloons of Virginia cloth dyed brown and
yellow NIeriails watcoat; it is preiumable he may
attemPtto get to Petersburg or Richmond and %
from thence to Williamsburg or Norfolk, a, he wa,
formerly the property of Samuel Griffin, ETC., of Viii
hamburg.
Whoever will deliver the faid fellow to me, five
miles below Nottoway Court-houie, or fecure him in
Jail, 10 that get him again. ihall be entitled to the
above reward.-Malters of vsiles and others are
cautioned againff carrying him of.
RICHARD EPES.
Nottoway, o6tober 49, (epsw p.
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fANb-E0R sHIE

Nthe county Of Lunenburg, lying within one mil.
OF the Court-houie, on Couche's creek this tr, q
contains ieven hundred and fifty acres, one hundrsd
and nifty of which is cleared; comfortably in,proved
for the accommodation Of family This land is well
fotsd to the cultivation Of Tobacco, Corn and wh.s.
A great bargain may &c had in thi. land Ths
terms may be made known, by application to Major
Gret Green, Of Nottoway, who is duly authorized r.
dipoie oit' or the fuheriber Living on the premie,
JOSEPH SMITH,
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FOR SALE,

* iCHTY-EICHT acres of Level. LAND. =.
= \ bout u miles below Rockets ON the WIFI.
amiburg road, wei! G,ua,ed for tavern-Alio 6x
halt acre LOTS in Maj. Duvalsnew pa,.
The above will be fold very low--ior particulars
enquire of THOMAS NCPVETI
October Is IF
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with Boots or Shoes as well if they were On I'll.
ipot.......4A-,le leng-h of the Boct.-C-round ,hs
Caii-B--the pitch of .D-rornd the heel and
initep.E-roundt the initer-...G-acrois the ball a
the foot. Fix the heel asainG perpendicular, and
tuck knife the end of the great toe-fet down =,
ngures the number OF inches and quarters in the ,s
ierehe meaiures. January |. rptf
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NOTICE.

4 Petition will be prefented to the next General
- Alembiy, praying that the County Court of
'ns william, may hereafter be held the tirn Mon
ana the Court OF Hanover on the fourth Monday
OF every month. Oa.s ~:
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FIHE DOLLHRS RFWARn.

CTRAYED or itolen from my pafnre two or ,hres
- weeks paGia valuable PLOUGH HORSE. la
is Of bay colos, HwdY and well fet, has large hoe
dy, and Of his eyes believe his right has bees
injuredby blow which divided his upper eye lid,
and has almOh il not entirely deprived him of ight
in that eye. He has fwtCh name and tail gall
IoPi ,rots, and PAGES, ad would anfwer ss well foF
the cart IS for the plough. have fome reaGon ~
believe be was brought 90 Richmond about the time
Of toe Fairfield Races, and either exchanged or fold
Iwi give the above reward, and pay all reafonss
be charges, to any PsTion who will deliver him {.
me- and viii give twenty dollars for the deieGios
of the thief, if nc has been ffoien.
". DROCKENPROUGH,
Hanover, O&ober %. e.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANJJFdCTTypEp- s..
MAIN-sTKEET, RIcuMoNn

M AXES Boots & shoss
AvA to any pattern or faih.
ion, equal i'll point of Ma.
TSRiALs and WoRxMAs-
shir to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors ard
SnoEs, OF the FIRE qtAli,y
Are newee faihion, fer fale.
- Gentlemen at a dic.
lance, who are diGPoied t.
forward nae their nicafur.
by paying attention to the
ann .4Hs.d sss.s
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GEORGE Willy.

BROKER ~ COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Near the Balm,
u UYS and lells all kinds Of Produce-~Alfo, j znds
I'D Lots, and houfes, Bank Stock, &c.
B1y Hebaf for Sale, LOIS No. IA, 2, s, and 4,
which make one entire fquare in Du-Vsl's sdditi-
on.-There is good Spring attached 10 them. Thefe
lots well worth the attention Of any gentle-
man whing TO build iunmer retreat for lis family
July EST.
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There are feveral other detached paHages of eunal
beauty, which might be quoted in proof Of the eee
which is produced by this dramatic interference Of
tie narrator but we hlten to lay before our rea-
derI iome OF the characteristic parts of the per-
Torrance.
TIE ancient romance much of its interen to
the lively picture which affords Of the times Of Chi
valry, and of thoie uages, manners and inRitutons
which we have been accuhomed to Allocate in our
minds, with a certain combination Of magnifieenee
with limpieity, and feroeity with romantic honour
The representations contained in thofe performances
however, are FOR tbenol part rude and naked ia
give complete fatisfa6iion. The execution is aIway.
extremely unequal and though the writer fometimei
touches upon the appropriate feeling with great efec
and felicity, ill this appears to be done by ac
eident than deiign; and he wsnders away immed-
aely into all forts OF udicrous unnereCng details
without any apparent confeoufnel; of incongruity
Thefe defects MIR. Scott has corrected with adnlra-
be addres aud judgment ia the greater part Of the
work now before and while he has exhibited
very Rriking and impreIivc picture Of the old feuda
uisges and infitutions he has hewu fll greater ia
lent in ENGRAVING upon thois descriptions all the ten
der or magnannious emotions to which the circum
fisnees Of the tory naturally give rife Without i'm
pairing the antique air If the whole piece, or violating
the Gnpcity Of the ballad lye, he has centrved, il
this way, TO impart much greater dignity, and NOR
powerful intere his production, than could ever b.
attained by the unkilful aud unaeady delioeztions
! the old rornaneers. Nothing, we think, afford
finer nuhraon Of this remark, than the opening Ran
Of the whole poem thsy trsniport Us at once in
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derably augmented I; and Our letters II :.
terday inform US, thar gun boats are ala ~
every day seen steering along the ,bs'
from different ports towards the grand !
pot. On Tuesday about 100 of them :. "
seen coming from the westward; and Nd
signal being hoisted, several of our eru;,
ers went in pursuit of them. That 4.
enemy are now seriously intent upon ipv.s
ing our shores, we entertain not the slios
est doubt; but we are no less conideS
that, come when they may, they will in,|
US IN an ample state Of preparation to n,a
them, and that the day of combat win
prove day Of glory to Britain.
Accoua,s reached town yesterday from
Plymouth. stating that advices had been
received there by aneu,ral ship from Cb,,|
rante, that on the 1st of May, a three apd|
two decker, full of troops, sailed from
Rochefort; that an embargo had been lsid|
on, eight days previous to their sailing
which was taken off on the Cd inst. the dsr
on which the neutral vessel alluded to lsi3
Charante.
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POSTSCRIPT.

The ship Savage, captain Delano, arrived
at this port, at late hour last evening, ID
forty two days from Liverpool. Captain
d. has obligingly favored the editor of the
Mercantile Advertiser with London and
Liverpool papers, and Lloyd's lists to The
18th of May, inclusive. The following
are the most important articles the paper,
contain,
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London, MAY 10.

London, May 10. +
{" Haly, AbyiIt6.-We are now assured
that the feet of Lord Nelson has return.
ed from Egypt to the neighborhood Of
Toulon. On the 18th instant a fleet wa,
seen near port Mauricio, on the Genoess
coast, which was supposed to be En-. T.
glish.
Some English regiments are expected,
at Malta.
Advices were received at the admiralty
fom Lord Gardner yesterday. The feed
under his lordship's command consisted Of
twenty eight sail of the line; the enemy
were at single anchor in the Brest water,
compile tely prepared for sea.
The actual amount of their force is no.
stated. but it is supposed to be from2t to Is
sail ofthe line.
The French it is believed, have four.
teen thousand choice troops on board, and|
our force will consist of eight thousand of
our best men. The sth 42d and S1st hisl
said, are to form. part of the expedition,
but it is not yet known to certainty i'll
this will be the case. TIE troops in Ireland
commenced their March 10 Cork on the 4IhI
of May.
May II.
On Thursday last, about three O'Clock, Al
special messenger arrived at the secre,aryoll
states Office, with the the treaty that basil
been SO long negotiating with the court Of
Russia, sealed and signed in due FORM
The treaty is offensive and defensive, and
some of the Northern powers either are,
or soon will be parties to it. The public
may now consider the war as only 10 its
commencement.
Count Worenzow, the Russian ambassa.
dor at this court, also received dispatch.
es on Thursday. brought by Russian
Courier, of the same nature as those aud. /
ed to above.
May n.
It is yes undecided whether any dctachm.n! I
from the channel feet has been fens in purfuit Of
the combined iquaarnn; bur we uaderitand that
government have determined to lend OUT llch {
ltrong scinfoscements TO the commander 10 chief,
as may enable him to difpatch number Of vel.
iels according TO The exigency of any uniotelesa |
and pscfng cccaacn. The prefs, which is no"
carried with the grcateS activity on the river
and IN the out ports, will be continued I'LL eve
~ flp OF 'hc line either fit for lervice or being
equipped III fhor, time, hall have Zen con- |
pletcly manned.
The order for an embargo at this port was an
nounced from the cuGom hoaf- lait Thurhsn %
which day, and during the whole week, the p!'s
gargs have been indctatgablc in their exettl'n''
PetN2s Of all projections, as we'll as esren, have
bee 'anA saionally eakeo, though many have o'en
releHaas IN p'xper application having been mace
on t.slf behalf. In the early part Of the wsss
abous 40 lrialmau, jua landed from D0n~
packet, and who were proceeding up the cow
ny in feafch Of employment, were preilcd, ap
taken on board the tender. Sincethst, ho"e'''
mott of them have been liberated.
The failing Of two Freach fail of the line no"
Rochcfor,, is confirmed by official diipatcns''
Price If Sticks tkii dry at one o'tlofs'
ger cent. Cons. 81 IS 10. on"''
ssh 2 ger cent. Il
PLYMOUTH, May l2.-This morning aIr. ..
here the following lhips from the Channel NC.
Of o5 gnns; Temerairc, o. sf
luxurious, of Il; Miu0,aur, of II Ma''
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vice and folly, as of virtue and wisdom
And he has this easy choice lett him, wtie-
Their with the strength he is master OF, he
will purchase happiness or repentance.
Sbectator, Hol- VII, No. 624.
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Landaia. Nau 9.

Private letters (by the last Hamburg
MaiD from Pesersourgh, mention, thai
the Government is resolnte in its determi-
nation not to accept the subsidy offered by
Great Britain.
M. De Noyosilkof, the late Envoy to
England, was on the point of setting off to
Paris on very important mission.
Sir John Orde's squadron, on its way
from Cadiz, TO join the channel fleet. has
excited considerable alarm amongst the
shippiag, and induced several vessels to re.
turn into port, which had passed the most
dangerous part OF their voyage. The Ca
NADIA transport, with troops, Is one of the
ships induced to put back.
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s0nK, June %.

Captain Denike, In Is days from ST.
Croix informs us, that news was received
there before inst he sailed, that the French
had aiken the island of Jamaica that they
landed 5000 troops on the north side OF the
Island, and marched to Kingston. Capt.
d. received the above news from the A.
merican Consul just before he sailed.
Capt. Denike further informs that on the
2oth of June he spoke the brig Nancy, out
IS days from St. Kits, for Philadelphia,
the captain of which informed, that when
he left St Kits large French feet was off
that place.
Capt D. is the bearer of dispatches for
the British Consul.
The ship Mary has arrived at Boston in
shorr passage from Amsterdam. Let.
It's by her were received in town Yesterday
10 the 10th Of May, one of which mentions
the arrival of the ship Delaware, and brig
fzette, both from ". York.
The ship Pomona from Lordon arrived at
this port yesterday, and has furnished
ne Editor Of the Mercantile Advertiser
ssAth a regular file Of London papers to
the Och of May, and of Lloyd's lists to
the 7th, both inclusive. The papers are
day later than aayRreviouslv received,
bur the intelligence they contain is of We.
ry little importance.
From the Lloyd's Lists our marine depart
MEATS enriched with some valuable az
ticies.
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Several letters were received in town
Yesterday, from the West Indies, which
had been opened on the passage, and en-
dorsed as follows" opened by the com
mander of his Britannia maJesty>s snip
Leander.o