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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-20

vN CtANcERY.-- Louisa County Court, Nc
: ,oher lo,h, 1908.
Charles iisoi0as, Rt'T---hfc.inst John ris-
'!sc, James Tire, iiian s. Samuel Henson, Dcfts.
THE defendant. John Tisslal;. not having en-
tered his appearance !; given security, according
and it appearing the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not inl,sbtant of this state: On mo-
ton Of the Painfully his attorney; Ills ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here ON the Sc
cond Monday in January next, and answer the
plaintiffs biz, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in one of the news papers prn-
ted in the city OF Richmond, for eight weeks sue
cessivey, posted at the trent door of the court
house Of this county, on some court day.
A Copy. Testc,
JNo. PoINDEXTER, SIC. !.
I Nov. l. So (1aw8w)
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GLOVER SEED, &c--For Sale, by the
~ Subscriber, fresh supply OF CLoEER
SEED, FIVE Thousand IL. first quality lgew.E
gland CHEESE, few doz. salt. Pctred INNS,
PIPES by the box family FLOUR, Ivy the bar
re-, &c. EDWARD EALLAM.
DsceRbor g. sawSw
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MIR. LIE TELLER, DENTIST-In the
1Vl house adjoining Mr.. Edmund Randolph's
near the Capitol, is now practising in the various
branches of his profession, e. cleansing ana
restoring the teeth to their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar,
which adheres to them in the form of black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of many teeth
decaying, an offensive breath, and the corroder
of the gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
to stand arm, being useful as well orna-
mental, plugs the decayed cavities OF such as can
be preserved, and extracts such are too "a"
gone to be saved i'll which operation he makes
use of BRUfF's PATENT EX rRAcTINS 1NsTRU.
MESTs, which hkes the teeth out without any
possibility Of iracturing the jaw or bruising the
gums, and with much less pain than tie instru
ments that are IN general Use for which Oper..-
ton his price is dollar, when done at his own
house.
He deems it unnecessary 20 say any thing con-
corning the advantage derived from the manner
of his performance or his abilities, leaving it for
his former operations to speak.
lie has DENTiFSGcs prepared by himself of
a superior qualify for the preservation of the
gums and teeth, void Of corrosive substance.
Mr. LIE TELLER wishes The public to have
notice that as NE has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, all his prices are coasidera
bly, lower than when Nc was only visitor of the
place.
a line or servant directed to the aforesaid
place vii be attended to.
U-T He keeps constant supply Of Teeth Ex-
tracing instruments, key kind, and best quality
for sale.
Nov o. T1m1
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TO JoHN Fowler ef Kentucky, and JoR
L DAN HARRIS, of Yirsinia,

GENrLENEN,
Take netice, that on Thursday the 10Th
of next month, at John Anderson's Tavern, in
New-Canton, shalt proceed to take the deposit
tons Of Robert Moseley and others, to continue
from day to day, until finished: And on Friday,
the Goth of next month, shall, at buckingham
cour t-houss, again proceed to take the depositi-
ons of Daniel Guerrant and others, which depo-
sitions to be read as evidence in suit cepen-
ding in the High Court of Chancery for the Rich
mond District, wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendants. Yours, &c.
PETER GUERRANT.
roc tr
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IN DEMONSTRATIONS County Court, Oc-
i. tobei' 10th, 1903.
Mcrwetl,er and Robert Dickinson, Dcfeadants.
THE plaintiff, Robert Yancey is dead--and
the defendant, Meriwether, not having entered
his appearance and given security. according to
the act of Assembly and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not an inhabtant OF this state: On mo.
ton of the plaintiffs by their attorney; lis order
ed, That the said defendant do appear here on
the second Monday in January next, and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy ofthis order
be forth with inserted in one of the news papers
printed II he city If Richmond, for eight weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF this county OH some court day
Copy Tcste,
jNo. POlNDEXTER, C. L. C.
Nov. j. -'-'" Gaw8w)
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d edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
IN AT a meeting of the Directors of the said
Company, on Saturday evening the 81 of Decem-
Der, 1908 the following resolution was agreed to-:
Whereas, from causes unforeseen as unexpect-
ed, the Board of Directors, at their last meeting,
on the 29th ultimo, postponed the sale of SHARE ,
belonging to delinquent subscribers, generally
denominated Stock Holders, which were adver-
tised to be sold on that day
ResoIved, That the Shares of delinquent hol-
ders which may be reported as such by the trea-
surer of this Company, on the 7th day of Janua-
ry next be, that day sold, atpublic auction, at
the front door of the Sw3nn Tavern in this city
NATH4NIEI .SHEfP4RD, CFk.
Decemher g. tds
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MIR. WIN. E. WEBB, di,ninistrqtor Of: Ben
lVL .ie'nin Edzvards, decd. North -Crohna-
SIR--Please to take notice, that on the second
Monday in January next, shall take the deposi-
ton of Mr.. Spencer Ball, jr. of Northumberland
county, in Virginia, at the court house of said
county, at the tavern occupied by Joseph Rogers
at that place, to be used as evidence in the suit
depending in chancery in the United States cir
cult court, held in Richmond for the district of
Virginia, in which 1 am plaintiff and you are de-
PENDANT CHARLES j. LOVE.
NOV Is. Ttf1
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Dcc. II.

lust RECEIVED, a few trunks of BOOTS
& SHOES, assorted. They will be sold to-
gether very low, or barteFed for Produce. En-
quire at the store of Messrs. Hoyey and Sizer, of
d. M CURTIS.
Dcc. II StE
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II IRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR, Intending
IN to close their present concern, will dispose
OF their stock of DR1' GOODS, at reduced pri-
ces, for cash, or ON short credit, for approved
notes in town.
Those persons indebted to the concern by open
account, are requested to make payment or exc
cute bonds for their respective amounts
Dec IL. IF
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Z DUCATlCN.--The Subscriber will CONT
IL nue. his SCHOOL at Mr. VIM. ID. Taylor's,
in the Forks of Hanover, which will commence
the 9th day of January next, where he will teach
youth to Reid and Write, the English and Latin
Languages Grdmn,aicatly, and will also instruct
will furnish board for sixteen pupils The terms
of Board and Tuition will be ninety dollars per
annum, to be paid quarterly, Mr.. Taylor .eiIr-
nishes board, bed and candies but where the
pupil finds his own bed, washing, mending and
candles, deduction of ten dollars will be made.
The terms Of tuition alone, will be twenty dol
lars per arnrln, to be paid quarterly. Particu.
lar attention will be paid to the health and mo-
rails of such pupils may be rntrusted to the
care and instruction of the Subscriber
,HENI21 ROBINSON.
NOV. %. Goawt9J
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re ANK or VIRGINIA., December 18Th
4 180S.-The Stockholders are hereby mott
fed that the election of Directors of the Bank,
and The several Offices of Discount and Deposit,
for the ensuing year, will be held on Monday the
2d day January. tdE
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N. B. Coach and Sign Printing, done at his
shop the shortest notice ard the ver,besf man
nSr
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NT ILLtAMspURG, november 3oth, 1893 No
w Make Patients can, until further notice, be
admitted into the LUNATIC H2SPLTfL, as
the cells are all full
BY order of,be Court Of Directors,
WILLIAM RUSSELL, Cyerk.
Dccember 2. oa,glm
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THE Subscriber haUing furnished himself zvitk
l. an elegant assortment Elf mountings and o.
ther materials 6cgs lease to mf5~nn the public
that he has commenced the C.4BINET MIX
ING BUSINESS, upon an extensive scale, in the
house near .Shsctoe bridge, next door to Samuel
Peasants, .1,'s, printing oce, vehere he qUMkeet
constant supply of frnituJe 5or sale upon reasona-
Die te,ms-dnd zuhere furniture IN his i,a .,iK be
made upon the shortest notice, and in the most de-
trovedfashioss, or ubsn any 1noGsI 1phich may be
4iyectea The subscriber 7riN also Keep ca hand n
constant supply of Fancy and Windsor CHdLRS,
2fsH descriptions. for sale upon reasonable terms
Cs: N PERI.
Richmond, Nov. Is, 1893 (1Guo41u.)
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ID ANAW AY from the Subscriber, on Sa,ur-
IA day, the 9Th of this month. 9 NEGROES:
girl by the name Of CLANCY, fifteen years ofsge,
and man by the name Of Zibe, about thirty
years Of age, branded on each check b. l.. and
bis left leg much larger than his right, with
few nots omit a liberal reward shall be given 10
any person that will deliver tlicru to me-, OF secure
them that get them again
CHARLES HUDSON.
Butchers Crec';, Mecklenburg)
county, november Is l'""o"PJ
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JOSEPH BoYCE, Jr. Cat the late Insurance
Office from Fire, on the Governors HILL ha-
wing commenced the B0OK-BINDING bust.
ness, respectfully socits the favor of his friend,
and the public, and begs leave to assure them
that any work committed to his care, shall be
neatly and faithfully executed.
N. b Merchants Journals and Ledgers, Re-
cords, ShcriHs Books, and Books Of all dsscripti-
ons, ruled and bound TO any pattern, on the short
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70 JAMES WEIGH, FoRmEhLY or.ckEEN-
B3IER COUNTY, VIRCINIA-SIR-As
know not the place ogyour present residence.
and believe you TO be no longer Inhabitant of
this State l take this mode of informing you
that. shall the fifth day of January next. take
the deposition of Samuel M'Craw, to be read as
evidence in suit depending in the Superior
Court of Cbancery, holden at Richmond, where
in am plaintiff, and yourself and others defen-
dants. Which deposition will be taken at the
Office of the said M'Craw, in the City ofRich-
mond, between the hours OF six in the moraing,
and six in the evening, when and where you may
attend ifyom please. -
SAMUEL GREENHOW
Richmond Nov 1. (fawt5th In
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jNo. PolNDEXTER, C. L. c.
Nov. /. f.'- ilawSwl
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Richmond, Nov IS, 1893. (1Gu4u.-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-15
John II. Chester.
alsranuria Eailp acbertfsay.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is.

177. Snoscden,
IN your paper Of the Cd Of June you was
SO obliging as to publish letter to me on the
subject of curing Czovsr. | have now the
pleasure of sending you some observations on
the advantage of narrowing it.
Summer before last | was advised to har.
row my Clover the ensuing spring. paid
little or 10 attention to it, till sometime after
opinion of agricultural affairs | had much
confidence. mentioned the subject to seye.
raj, who we're of opinion it would not answer
Notwithstanding was induced to try it.
On the goth of February last, | narrowed
it with sharp tooth harrow, on which put
considerable weight. While narrowing it
was obliged to stop and clear it OF roots and
grass every few feet. felt some uneasiness,
fearing | had injured it. at any rate for this
season. In short time | was convinced my
fears were groundless--it grew very thick,
was extremely promising in its appearance,
and lid fair to be fine crop, which turned
out tosbe the case, and was fit for the scythe
afortnight earlier than my neighbors. Since
moving find have nearly double the guam
thy that ! had Off the same ground last sea-
son
I was at friends house in Fairfax few
days since, who found narrowing his Corn,
With harrow in the form Of the letter A. It
made the Corn remarkably clean, and had
better appearance than any I saw even on bet
ter land, that was ploughed, within twenty
miles.
understand that narrowing Potatoes an
swers very well. Perhaps some of your Gus
tonaers who have tried it will favor us with in
formation on the subject.
Ibelieve that Harrow is as useful to Clo-
yer as the Hoe is to Cabbages, Corn, OR POI
tatoes.
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NETWORK, Lsne II.

4
Extract Of a ks:er jrons St. cTsi., dated
the 2osh lHay last, rece'ped per the brig
Henry. captain Goodrich, arr;Ysa at n.
Haven.
8. an sorry The embargo continues
Mr.. Icasrsou certainly it a very great ene.
me- TO bis own couetry, and has done her
more iaiury in a short time than be could
ever do the Epgish or French. We are
not so much distressed for provisions as
Mr.. Jefferson, by his embargo, might
uish-We have some -four, corn meal,
aud plenty OF Irish beef. pork and butter,
and salt fish from Nova Scotia: besides we
have plenty of yam, "a coed substitute
for bread) pos on'y 10 this, hu, 10 all the
Winds ard Islands; where al! the planters
have turned their attention 10 The cs!s'va.
ton of provisions. Consequently, ANS.
rican proyiaions will be less in demand [;
hence MIR. IeGsrson has been scsur5e to
hi. country, and wha, he thought would
be curse to the British co!oniss, IS
blessing in Disguise. We had several ar.
rivals lately, some from London, some
from Bristol, Newcastle. add four from
Liyerpool-some from Haiifsx and New.
Brunswick and in due time viii have
more, add plenty from Quebec"
Letter. from ST.. Croix, by the sane ar.
rival, say. that the American vessels that
were there previous to the proclamatisu,
would be permitted to take cafgoes, bot
DO Others.
Captain Chester. 10 the brig George,
sailed from this por, for Charleston on The
7,h. By the return of the pilot who took
HI, vessel out, he sen. up the following tor
publication. -
9 Ions 9Th, the brig George, IN pass' ng
The Narrows. seeing gun boat ahead, dis
,aurs half a mile, hove 100 for her. 10 q
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTORS.

A joint committee has been appointed to
consider the expediency OF directing the mode
of appointing electors of President and Vice
President of the United States, during the
present session, and report by bill or other
wise.
Should they follow the example of many
other states, IN making the choice by the le-
gislature, as most probably will be the case,
that state alone will give 10 fedora! votes, be-
ing within two Of the whole number allotted
by the government paper at Washington, to
the tederalists, out OF the entire union.
On Friday last that paper deliberately de-
clarcd as follows :---'' Our opinion, from in
formation derived from various parts of the
union, is, that Mr.. Madison will have Evenly
republican electoral vote /; and that the fede-
raj electoral votes will not exceed TWENTY
ONE" Which of these suggestions is the
mos extrayagant, it is difficult to Judge -
They are both extremely so.
Baltimore North .4me1Tcan.
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BY Z HIS DAYS MAIL.
ITO BE- centfauea.l
NEWsURYPCRT, Lune s.

NEWSURYPCRT, June s.
Arrived brig Respect. Deems, from
Coadaioupc. via Ansigua. Lr', Poiot
P.re schooner Virginia, --. from New
York; and brig Jersey. 8iasgs. Of do.
bob by permission, for properly there.
which il is expected would, be obtained.
CEFee 90 sous. American produce high.
Csp.aiu Deaa,s was taken he day be sail.
cd. BY The slcop Of war Wolverine, and
carried toto Antigua, where he wss de-
saasd eigsteen days, cleared without ri
81, with abeu, go jollars expenses. sc
mate, Mr.. Simpson. with six hsnds,were
ken 90 board the Wolverine. aud detain-
Cd ill the Respec, sailed. While or board
Of her she brought ,eo a New York ship
bourd 10 po;ni Pesre, by permission, but
suffered herto proceed without detention.
Left at Antigua, NAV 8, ship Saphr on'a,
from New York. and brig Catnarine, Ray,
hsm do. ho.h by permission. tor proper,
~; also schooner Sally. Swain. OF New
buryport, condemned, bough' 10, andsx.
peeled 10 sail for the sou hern states. II
was considered doub FOL whether those at
Antigua woeld obtain heir property with
ont they b,ough, cot eargoes. Tue go
sernm.n, at An,gua had prohibited the
ssporasioo Of -four, though there was
Considerable qnau,,,ies in the island, and
worth tu, 20 dollsrs Spoke, May Is, 10
lat. % 43, long. 63 aschoonef from 4 amp.
ION roads, declined giving the vessels or
masters game, eodeavoring 20 be "b'own
cs.a wind west, and ll,eoded 70 go to An,
'gua, =. which place they enqo'red the
Price of corn; she was two fopsall sc ar.
silh yellow sides. May 81, lat. 81 40,
ship Joseph, French, sig days from Fort
land, bound TO New Orleans ).
Capt. D. brought nass from captain
jchO Clough, formerly Of Salem, who ia
low on board the prison ship al Point Re
lre,where he has been conhned SIX months
his ship, the Northern Liberties OF New
York, is condemned on account CT nis
having ON a former voysge, 10 me Jui's
AIMS, brough. man from Pcin, Pelre
Who came on board him, 10 ctandessine
manner, IL miles from tho harbor. Capt
t,is trsated in a cruel manner, and BIS 81
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few minu.esa boat VISA dispaschee to board
the George The boarding oGcer firing q
muskes, loaded with ball, uuder her bow
spris, was asked, Why he fred when the
vessel was laying .oofsr him Hs replied
:. You should have hove tooupon the other
tack = al the same instant q gun was Fred
from the boat No. so whose WAp struck
the brig'sfstern, and shattered The frame
Of one Of the windows. The 6 fiicer observ.
ed it was a HARD wad Query, have they
a right TO FIRE HARD uada into vtsssla lay.
ing TOO!
John II. Chester.
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AN Act
For raisine a yrvenue fer TIE gear 100

For raising a revenae fer the gear 1908.
Sec. i. en- enacted by the common couris
Gil of the town of Alexantlria, in council as-
sembled, That the following taxes be lesied
upon the people and property OF the town, 10
meet the current exrences OF the present.
year, that is to say,
On all houses ane. lots at the rate of cents
on every one Aundied dollars oftheir assessed
Values
On every male tithable S so--
On every horse 6
On every four wheeled riding carriage So--
ing carriage S.
On every tavern liccnce g SIX
On every cart and dray Si--
On every wagon ST.
On every COW Is cents.
Sec. 3. Be IL .fis,taer enncteG, That, to
meet the local expenditures Of tie northern
and southern districts Of tthe town, the follow
ing taxes be levied in addition to the forego-
ing, that IS to say--Upon all houses and lots
| within each district, at the rate Of ten cents
upon each hundred dollars OF their assessed
value.
Sec. 3. Belt }arthe, enacted, That the COLI
lCCtOi Oil eEC dC"l} oilONCQ Oh al
monies collected by him under this law and
paid into the treasury, commission of fse
per cenlum.
Sec 4. BeH further enaetea, That X shtss
be the duty 1.-THE collector, after the court Of
appeals, to proceed to collect the aforesaid
taxes, and to distrain fol- the same if l.eces~
sary. ItshalI also be his duty to report tbs
progress of his collections TO tie Mayor once
in every month, and to the Council on the
4th Monday in November next, noting in lis
report to the Conneil what taxes May re,naia
due, and the causes which prevented the col.
lection.
Sec s. Be it, further enacted, That the coli
leotor, before entering on the duties Of his
Office shall give bond AMI good security, pay
able to the Mayor and Common Council, an
double the amount of the sum at which the
taxes shall be estimated, for the faithful dis.
Charge of his duties.
Passed in Common Council, the six h Of
June, 1903.
James RuHrll, President.
Approved, June Ia, 1903.
Cuthbert Powell, Mayor.
Wanted Immediately,
A quantity of good clean FLAXSEED, for
cash, by
Daniel Macleod, PaintsYs
Bottom of King street.
June Isl
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,,eset;bed. scf The squadscp. TO aseus.
Inn hen to the syolo.ions decentralization,
f,,,miog aud stack, and nos TO Instruct the
e,swsof individual ships inths use of their
CANS. 80
visit The ships Of his squadron or division,
and view the men on board, and seethem
mustered as of.en as he shall think ueces.
sa,y.,' HE'S 10 jodee Of the necessity of
the visi,, when he pays III he IS not en-
;oipsd 10 Yummsge the store rooms. over.
haul the rigging, iuspecs she mountipgs Of
each gun, and pTy into The magazine (as
some of the Witnesses have supposed oe.
csssaiy) bus merely ITO view The men and
age The IN mns.ese
The express regulations do Dot then, |
conceive, Prescribe tks duty attached to
me- by this charge.
Neither does The usage OF the nasy. |
4b-sk with more confidence on this head
because i, was my fortune 50 be twice
placed, under most valuable Cheers, IN
The same ssa.ioo, which captain Gordon
held uudSr me. speak Ut comnodorss
Barry aud Dale. |, WAS never ;houghiby
them, lha; she duties Supposed by this
eha, srlo have apPessa:rsu 10 The commo
mcdofs, were wsshin taeif province: nor
did they psrioi n hsn.: .hsy were execus-
ed waoiIy by ne. Yoas own experiences
aaG ubseIsal,oe, however, will best sesIle
wSal tbs 0ssseis.
The nsase OF sh= British navy CORES.
ponds VIII the opinion have adj dnced.
Ga iru.snan, Cranes opinion On this
ssbjscs, | shah ooly obecrse: sha, opinion.
arc nos e,iaenee; acd II they wese, what.
ses may be his merits. bis opiniors viii
po. outweigh the express ieguiasio "a, and
ihs cans,sns usage ct he navy.
EeloTcl qa., ,his pass Of .he charge,
escno, forbssr observing; thss i, dispiays,
ions itAmer, either want OF clear aud &c
6,:.e conceptions Of the relative dn,ies of
captain Gordon aud myself or a most
anxious desire 10 supply by The number
Of hes charges, the wait Oh individual
force.
If these duties really appersain 10 me,
a,one AN re.?oos.bie for ,he iejary sus
,s,nsd by the u S. tor their nan-prrtor 10.
sncr. Yssby straege peIvers1on, either
cf iulgneas or ieehog, che omission is,
iaeeasral ermss imputed 10 ne as 40 OF,
fsnee white all he details OF omission,
Er.a specific so5jscs5 of accusation a.
s4ios, captain Gesdon Oh his appro aching
rial.
ITO BE- ccntsaueal
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Schooner Caroline, Hand Philadelphia
different Merchants.
Schooner Juliana, Rowland, New Bediof1|
Ito the Master.
sloop John and Henry, Gibbs, New Bedi
ford (Massachusettsl--to the Master
Exelusiyesof vessels going and coming foI
and from ports in the Capcs of Virginia.
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tuasion truly distr es sing, and merits the
interference Of the American government
for his releasc.
PHILADELPHIA. Yuue is.

- - = = II ~ "a N4c Ids
The ST.. Crolx Packet was the FIRST yes.
sci that sailed for Philadelphia from ST.
Croix Oh permissiop, and has returned full,
alter a voyage Of something less than Sc
ven weeks.
Brig Elizabeth. Campbell; Ariadne,
Cullen, and Ariel, Donavon, hence, have
arrived St. Croix. These yessels sailed
from this port, by permission, under the
sppplsme utafy embargo act, add will We
understand, ell return with cargoe., not
wi.hs,aoding the late regulations Of the 60.
vernon Of ST. Croix.
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LateH from Eurobc.

Last evening arrived here. ship Amer.
ca, capt. Brown, from Liverpool, which
he isit The 29sh Of April and BY him we
have a Loodon paper Of The 26sh OF April
NOS, of which is taken up with col Picker
ing's letter, xnd other American articles,
apd ouIy contains the following worth ea-
tracing.