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TAKE NOTICE.

On the 5th of Feb. a GIBBET will be cree
ted at O'Clock in the Afternoon, at tie Town
House in the Northern Liberties, on which will
be hung in c&xy TIMOTHY PICKERING,
having the Brush Orders of Council, hanging to
his neck, and the French DEGREES to his heels ::
At the hour ofseven in the same evening. The
whole will be set on fire and BURNT.
All people are invited to the exit of a traitor.
The friends ofTimothy are particularly invited.
If they have hearts in their cavcasses TO come and
rescue their FAVORITE TRAITOR from lie
Flames.
N. b. Timothy's friends will not be d;saD-
pointed in the hour, as there will be no burning.
before Z o'clock.
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BALr1MonR- Eeh 0
II Meycury nexp. fedg'dI

IIt7V"7J "cNJN"G-0 .
Timothy, with British orders at his neck, and
French DEGREES at his heels, was executed in eff.
t'Ey on Monday last. Thus winged, like e't!,e
Messenger o'rn- Gods" Timothy was rugged
out to play anew character. Mercury WAS God
ofthieves and sharpers what is Timothy -
But Mercury was called the Peace maker. So is
Timothy; for, ne says we have no cause Of
complaint against Britain" and of course no
cause of war.
General notice had heen given of the event, Sc
verai days prior to his execution, as appears by
the following, which was circulated in Hand
bills through the city.
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HE Plantation belonging to the estate Of H.
a late AleNtndcr Banks, decd containing BY
eit1n9tjon, 152 acres, viii be sold, on SATURDAY..
tire 1891 of this month, at Mr.. Landlords tavern.
near M1nchestCr. n credit Of -, IS and III
months will be gwen ON tIree.fourths Of the A.
mount, for dIe other fourth, cash will he reqni-
rcd. About ono half of this Land is in woods.
and wen adapted TO the culture Of small gram
ana corn. The Land is only three rilcs from
n I,'hester, and joins the turnpike road. aad is
well calculated for a small FANNY
here IS an excellent Cranary on the premises,
ald with little expense, the Dwelling ousc
could DC made comfortable. A deed ofirust IN
on the Land, to secure the payment, with appro-
we'd security, will be required by
X. GRAHAM,
Adppiaisfyat0r If the csfateoF
A BANKS.
february Z. ~
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tlY virtue of a deed cf trust, executed 10 tho
~ subscriber. on the Goth day of January. 1916,
by Richard Johnson, and recorded 4 in the co,,,ty.
Court ct A~ibemarle. to secure the payment Of a
de6t due by sald Johnson. &c McCred;e. Hierin-
notham Co. shall proceed, on tl.e frs, Mon
day IN Marca next, tbeing Albemarle court dav.l
:" sen, TO me highest bidder, for ready money,
~ the front door of TriPiett I. Estes's tavern, in
HE town of Charlottesville the following Slaves.
Vi" Wagg.1er, John, and his wife Rose. To-.
ney, Mary. Icing oply Interested as trustee. 7
snail convey such title only asis Vested in me as
such. GEOPGF %
February s.
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Ar ANCHEsTER FNl1lLE Ics0E0.
IAN. s.

M hNCHESTER FEIFHLE AcdDElO.
w The public, and the friends to thus .n,titu.
ton. arc respectfully informed, that the business
OF tins Academy is carried on with zeal asd nv.
siduity. '1 %
The various branches Of elegant Needle Work.
Drawing. French, &c. TAUGHT bv Nt;s. cLar,Tnr'
who WIS brought up and educated by Mre' 49,
Heillly' and assisted as sovcrness in Tie School
for three years. '0'O
The Musical department BY Mr.. Whenever
an etn-'cnt musician.J The English by Mr.O'.
Ke,''y, w Reading in prose and verse, Writing
and arithmetic, History and Geography.
-, nc management ofthe domestic affairs, being
tenderness IN the care Of children boarders y,u
be received, ON moderate terns, who viii have
t'e bcnebt OF additional tuition before and afer
'ch'Wl nouis. February I. oawEw
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given for NortIielnG Sol,.i.
L ' ern Bank NOTES at a moderate discount by
SIApSON MORRIS,
Richmond Dec. ID.
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gIOR SALE, a very likely Negro WOMAN,
a. about 25 years of age. a good Sempstress,
S'u used to the House--with her daughter, a.
pout . or 10, also used to the House Apple at
tbis sficc. Dee %
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n Jew HeU Publications. just received.
~ "A general assortment of BOOKS, Law,
History, Miscellany, Latin Classics, and School
Books, as usual.
January 81 oovvAv
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ABIDING from the Schooner
~ Isaac Seaman, Master =
so Boxes laisins,
10 g'es Soft Slei'ed Almonds.
5 Casks Green Coffee,
~ Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
~ STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
% do. Malasses,
5 Ticrces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Hav. nnah Segars,
9 B1cs WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young lIyson, Tyson Skin and Soucbono Tea.
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
Fox ALE BY,
GEORGE WATT.
January II. tf
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~ shall offer my services, the en-.
Senatorial District composed of the counties of
Albemarie, Amherst, Nelson, Fluvanna & Buck-
'ngharn. Iftl,c people think proper, to elect me
to represent them in The Senate, l will strive
with all my ability, 10 serve them faithfully.
I'm. WeoDS, Baptist.
JANUARY 81, 1909. 1T
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Ash given for STOLX OF the United States.
- and CERIIFICATES Of the stat of v,r''
glpia, by ROBHRT " M
February &c. 2,
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E'OK SALE-An excellent youg ri0inr
HoRSE enquire at this office, or at the
Bar oftieW ashington Tavern.
January l5th 1862. ,f
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LEES GG5RN PL1ISTE3.

R~EsToRATIvE POWDER, for tn. teath and
gums.
The hNopYHE ELIXIR, for the cure ofevcry
kind of head ache.
INDIAN NEGETABLK SPEcIFIc, a. certain
ana never failing cure for ycncreal complaints.
NJ. Each and every medicine above enume-
rated, have directions describing their mode of
use in the most perfect manner
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" lRCINlA. 70 wIr-At a Chanccrv lie
v n1ct Court, held in Williamsburg, the 5h
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/ ANDs FOR sALE-The Subscriber o,

I ANDS FOR SALE-The Subscriber Of
H. fers Tor sale his tract of Land in Amherst
County, lying on the west side of the main road
fronting the new Courthouse now building, con.
tainn & three hundred & sixty acres. Upon this
Land is am eligible situation for store also for
Tavern, there is likewise a very desirable situ
alton tor a Professional Gentleman. Being in
wealthy, pcpuous and agreeable neighborbood,
the Land is fertile, well watered, lies very well
and extremely healthy, Upon it is a plantation
well nclosed, and in high state of Cultivation :
laid of INTO separate fields and each field in it's
turn for some years past has been sowed in small
grain rolled in Plaster OF Paris, and i'll the spring.
following sowed in rcd Clover. The Indian corn
has also been rolled In Plaster of Paris when
planted for some years past the plantation is sut-
ticient TO work six hands to advantage
Also another tract of Land, living in the afore-
said County OF Amherst, on the waters of Penny
River, adjoining the Lands of James Franklin,
Joel Frankiin's estate, Micajah Camden and
Bartlett Cush, containing near nine hundred a
ores. This Tract lies extremely WELL upon it is a
considerable quantity of plant bed and meadow
ground, j; is very fertile, we'll watered and well
adapted TO the culture OF Corn, Wheat and To-
bacco upon it is a plantation sufficient to work
eight hands. A considerable part Of it is fire sh
Land, and the whole is iii high state ofcutiya:
ton, well enclosed and divided into four fields:
each field in its turn has been sowed in small
grain. A part of the grain has been rolled in the
fiastern M t'aris, and the whole has been sowed
IN their turn IN red clover, which grows mxuri-
sntly on this plantation, which together with the
white clover that grows naturally upon it produ
ces very fine pasture There is also upon it,a very
good apple orchard, and there have lately been
built thereon some useful and valuable houses.
A farther description is deemed unnecessary, it
IS presumed that no person will purchase without
first viewing the lands, the OSerseers living on
the plantations will sliew the Lands to any person
wishing to purchase-These lands will be sold CT.
time and the payments made accommodating to
purchasers.
Also one other Tract Of Land lying in Gooch-
land County, on both sides OF Tuckahoe Creek, on
the north side ofthe three Chop Road, adjoining
the lands of Benz Hughes, Benz. Watkins and E.
ilsha Leaks estates, containing three hundred &
fifty acres, a considerable part of this land is
cleared, and oft has been in cultivation for
some yeers past it is land of good soil and is
well adapted to the culture OF corn and wheat,
and is very convenient to Market, being within
twenty three miles Of the City of Richmond, this
tract ofland will also be sold on time, and the
payments made accommodating to the Puchas.
er. For farther particulars apply to the subscr-
Der living in the City of Richmond.
WILLIAM GAIT
July II. w6w
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4 DVERTISEMENT.--T subscriber wish.
h es to sell the place known by the name of
the Hot Springs, lying in Bath county, within
hive miles OF the Warm Springs, and on the man
road leading to the Sweet and Sulphur Springs,
Lewisburgh, Kanawha, state of Ohio, and X EN-.
lucky. This Tract of Land, contains about five
Hundred and forty acres, about fifty Of which,
is cleared, and part of it viii make excellent
Meadow.
On the said place, are large House two sto-
ries high, good kitchen, large and commodi-
Gus stable lateiy erected, granary, 4 number of
out houses, and q number of small houses for
the accommodation Of Gen tlernen and ladies' who
resort the waters during the bathing seasons.
There are also three baths in complete order
the temperature of which, are one hundred and
SIX, one Hundred, and ninety six degrees by Fa-
renheit's Thermometer. The medical qualities
OF these waters, and the efjectuai cures which
they have performed, IN the, removal Of various
diseases, are so we'll known to the public, that
the subscriber conceives it to be unnecessary
to make any remark thereon.
On the purchase Of these posse ssions, one fifth
OF the money must be paid down, and the bs
lance rendered in four annual payments.
II a sale be not made before the first day of
October next, the place as described above, NAV
be rented out for a term OF years.
In the occurrence Of either of these two in
stances, the subscriber will have it in his power
to furnish household, and kitchen furniture, and
| servants as may be agreed on.
by application made to the subscriber living
on the place, the particular terms will be made
known.
BENJAMIN THOMPSON.
Hot-Springs, July 4. 1aw4wT
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tNDEBT-Ata quarterly sessions court, held
Tor Coochand county at the court house on
Monday the 2O.h day OF March, 1909.
John James, administrators of William James,
de'd Pr. against James Pace, DeF't.
and the defendant not being arrested on the pl,lr
es capiases awarded in this cause s. not appearing
To- ans wer the pitts action although solemny cal.
ed Therefore on the motion of the plaintiff BY his
attorney it is ordered that The said defendant do
appear here On the third Monday in August next,
asd answer the plaintiff action aforesaid or that
Judgment will then be rendered against him in
default of his appearance according, TO his speci.
atty with interest and costs, and IL is further or
iercd that this order he published ut three sue
cessive court days at the door of the court house
OF THIS county, and three times in the Virginia
Q. zette.
4 Copy. Testc.
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NIANNsFIELp FOR sALE-1a. sna,eri

lVl 6e,s efer the elegant and highiy inn
broved esfdte sailed Mansfield 70, ssls-H !. rim
red EVithnI ieD than two 'niIesfSo1 fAs Tosn ef
FtedeyietsbGg--1hs quantity ~ Land prsposed to
be asposed Of b about 1900 acres The ,naasioa.
house and oaf.hoases are eqsait any in the crate.
considerable credit ,oiiI be allowed for The great
G, pa,f Of the Pvehase money. The igca,nBrances
on This P,ope,ty willie discharged oat offhe pro-
an Hnaittated THE. MINI Pee.
BENG. BoTTS. 4
Fyede,iet'bwg, .Juy4. i'm
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VylRCINiA--Ata Siperior Court Of Chan
Gerry holden at the Capitol in the city OF
Richmond. the tenth dayof June 1909.
John Watkins ex'or. q the testament and last
will of John Wyatt dec essed, and John ID. Wat
kins administrator &C. u Agnes Watkins late
Agnes Wyatt deceased. PIT against Edward
Bland Administrator Wit the will annexed o;
Edward Bland decd, Be,jaum Cooke, George
Cooke. Robert Cooke, SAM. Cooke, john Merri.
son and Anne5his wi.s in light of the said Anne
Thomas Hoothe adG,inhtrator &c. OF Mary
Boothe, deceased late May Cooke & - Boott,e
an infant child of tie said Thomas and Mary by
the said Thomas especially assigned his guardi-
an, Agnes Cooke, Edward Wyatt and John Phi
lips sheriff the county # Prince George, Sic
cessor OF Billy H. Averylate sheriff OF the said
county to, whom adTfinisirston of the estate of
Pleasant Cooke deceasce, had been committed
BY the court of that count.
The defendants John Morrison and Anne his
wife and Agnes Cecke not h:sSing entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly, aod the rEes of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
they are not Inhabitants of this country, on mo-
ton at the plaintiffs BY council, II IS ordered,
That the said defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next lcrm,, and ans wer the bill
of the plaintiffs; and that cory of This order
be forthwith Inserted in some newspaper pub-
lished in the city OF Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door Of The
Capitol i'll the said city.
COPY, Tess, -. 49,.
PETEit TINSLEw, C. C.
Iuly IL law2mg
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1IS cHANcERy.--In Herrico County Court,
~ June 5,h, 1909.
JOHN Lynch. Comprs against John Bernard,
Esf't.
4 The defendant not having entered his appear
ai'ce, and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that he
is not sn inhabitant Of this commonwealth: On
the n,otion of the complainant, by his Counsel
It a. ordered. That the said defendant do appear
here OH the first Monday in August next, and an
swer the compliments Bill And that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some one OF
the newspapers printed in the city ofRichmond,
for two months successfully, and another copy
posted at the door of the Courthouse Of this
County.
Il Copy. 7este,
.. b. WHITLocXE, err.
June g. wSwT
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FITZWYLSoNN & POTTER, have Just re-
\ ceiyed large supply of Stationary, Elegant
Ladies Work.Trunks, Travelling Trunks, Fock-
et-books, Pen-kniyes, Patent and Common Sus-
Penders, Conversation, Playing and Embossed
Visiting Cards, Music, Violin Strings, &C.
They have on hand, an extensive assortment of
Blank Books, of all kinds a few copies of NAL
thus on Population, Fox's Historical Work, Fish
er's Military Tactics, SIMPSONS Plea for Reli
glon, illustrations of Prophecy, and a variety of
School Books.
BOOK'BIND1NG, in all its branches, carried
on as usual. Orders from the Country, duly at
tended to.
June 10. w6v
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July IL.
TwENTY DOLLARS REwARD-Ran.

WEN i DOLLhho RE w hRD kan
Il away from the subscriber, two NEGROES,
to wit Burrell Gates and Lony: BufrelI Gates
is about thirty years ofage, five feet eight inch
es higf, rather slender made, well proportioned
except he has very large foot he was pur.
chased of Mr.. Wilkinson (Chesterfeld,) and
has wife at Mr.. John Spears in the same coun-
tye Lony was purchased Of Mr.. Richard E. Arm
strong, Hanover county, he is about 16 years of
age, has film over one Of his eyes, this fellosy
suppose IS lurking about this city. The above
reward will be paid for delivering them to Mr..
Chan. II. Saunders, Richmond, and ten dollars
Tor either of them, or if secured in any Gaol in
this commonwealth so chat get them again.
1ACOB FACKLER.
~ d. Lony is now in the Caol Of this city,
and is for sale. Enquire Of Chan. II. Saunders.
May &c wifi
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A NELECANT ESTABLISHMENT FOR
Z \ SALE.-The House and Tenement where
the subscriber lately resided.
This tenement justly ranks amongst the first
in this place, combining elegance, convenience.
contiguity to the Capitol, and in the centre of q
most agreeable neighborhood.
For terms apply to Mr.. VIM. Long who is full.
ly authorised to contract for the same.
.,i PENN.
June 90 IT,,
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TOR SALE OR RENT,--That valuable pro.
u perty adjoining the city Of Richmond, cal.
led the COLUMBIAN MI Is. Mr.. Samuel
Leeeh, living on the premises, will show the
property TO any person inclined 10 rent or pur.
chase. The terms " u be made known by appli.
cation u the Subscriber residing in Norfolk
JOHN CRANBERRY.
July IL If
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JOHN ADAMS.
TO The Printer. Of n. B.,.oo Pa.,io, !.

Tohe Printers Of rte Bssson PatriOts
SIhs,
In pare 2e, Mr. Hamilton says, thatthe mis-.
sion could hardly fail to ;niJure our interest,
with otter countries" -
This is another of those pban,oms which he
had eonjured up toterrity minds and nerves as
VIZ W. ~, ~ h.s own w4S acomtson place theme
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NJ OTICE-The subscriber having rented
L the Amherst Sulphur Springs for the pre-
sent year, takes this method to inform the pub
lie that there have been considerable improve
ments made there since the last season for the
reception of company, and aatters himself, that
he Will have it in his power to accommodate
those persons who may think proper to visit the
Springs in better manner than they have been
heretofore at that place.
CHARLES L BARRETT.
July z. 3w.
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a YALUABLE SERVANT FOR SALE.
n a Negro Woman about twenty years Of
age, that does not breed, has been well brought
UP for cooking, washing and ironing, and is
excellent in the house: especially among chill
dren. Apply at this Office
July 10. ff
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NIB The 14fh Section Of hi, ia.s, diyecss
thor Property so eiycansnaseed shah be soid on a
credit until the rising oftbe next Legislature
Iiis tsiHfyobadiy be about the, beginning Of Fesya
ery nest.--!SRch vaina6ie property 10 seldom az
Markes and Mevits attention.
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In pursuance oft the foregoing decree, we shall
proceed 10 sell the Land with the Mills and APP
purtenances called the Rich Neck Estate, con-
tanning 1900 acres of valuable Timbered Land,
OF the best White Oak for ship building, with a
fine Yard. This Land lies OH branch Of James
River, within SIS miles of the foBrisbing town of
Norfolk. where a great quantity Of timber is al.
ways wanting'--This Land Will be positively
Sold, on the premises, 10 the highest bid
der, agreeably to the 18th Section Of an
Act of Assembly passed 31st Of January, 1909
entitled " An. Act concerning executions and for
other purposes ;"' On Thursday the 10th OF
August next, being Warwick court day. The
Land and Mills with the dwelling house, will be
sold together or separate, in such parcels as may
be most advantageous TO those concerned.
R0BERT S1UHDERS,1
ROBERT NELSON e0"'"'
June 20.d WOW
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gate them, the seed may be sown in the fall
on bank made with plough; in the spring
of the second or third year, they may be
thinned into regular straight row, by pull
ling those that are superHuous, and when a.
bout four feet high, they may be interlaced
BY bending them each way with an lnclina.
tion Of about forty FIVE degrees. This viii
cause the stocks TO send out numerous bran
ches,and will form beautiful hedge, which
will require little more attention than TO
plow close to it whenever the field is culti,at-
ed, to prevent spreading too wide. The
young plants may be easily raised in a aur-
sery, and set out in a prepared bank when
they are ola prope: SIZE. Such an hedge
has. continued for twenty years and now ap.
pears in its prime the old wood may he
cut out for stove wood whenever it can be
spared. 49,
LONDON, July 8.
The Dutch papers contain circular man
date, addressed by Bonaparte, on, the 13th
ult. to the Bishops, commanding them 70
offer up praises on account Of the victories
of Enzersdorf and Wagrarh. In this in.
s,rument he says" Though our Lord j.
.us Christ sprang from the blood OF David,
he sought no worldly empire on the con-
lrary, he required, that in concerns OF this
life men should obey Caesar. His great OBJ
Jest was the deliverancc and salvation OF
souls. We, the inheritors of Caesars pow
err, are firmly resolved to maintain the IN.
of our throne & the inviolability
ofour rights, we shall ,psrsevere in the great
wark of restoration Of the; worsaip OF Con:
wetshall communicate to its ministers that
responsibility whichwe alone can give them
1--we shall listen to their voice In all that
concerns spiritual matters andiaHair, of con.
science" We shall not be drawn aside
from the great end which we strive. to at.
tain, and in which We have succeeded il
part 1.-The restoration of the affairs of our
divine worship; nor suffer ourselves to be
persuaded that these principles, as Greek:
English Protestants, and Calvinists, affirm,
are inconsistent with the independence Of
thrones and nations. God has enlightened
u. enough to remove such errors tar from
us. Our subjects entertain no such fear"
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!. A PIONEERING HEDGE

Different kinds OF shrubs are Possessed OF
various properties, recommending them TO
be used for forming Enclosures. The fow-
er;nr ALrHEA, nov in bloom, is worthy Of
experiment. The plant is easily raised from
the seed, and perhaps from sets the young
shoots are plant, and twist well into wirhe;-
they soon grow to suitable size fora live
fence. which when once formed, will CONT.
nue. without much attention for many years.
The leaf is of 6nr shape and colour, and
the flower very beautiful, of divers hue.,
and continues by SUGGESTIONS from soon al.
ter harvest, ua.il cold weather. ToproP =;
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 10.

Arrived, sloop Experiment (of Sag Har-
sor) Budd, Antigua, Fl days-in distress
soaud 20 Ocracock. Left at Antigua, brig
-. -. Butler. for Norfolk, to sail in 10 days.
On Friday last, in LAT. 50, spoke ship Com
r,ercr. from HAVANA, bound to P:'ilsdsl-
phia, is days out. A British fr'sase and
two sleeps OF war, which had been dismast-
Cd of Gaadaioupe, had arrived at English
Harbor, Antigua; these are probably the
Vessels stated few days since Co have been
totally lost, as captain B. says no news Of
the loss Of any vessels of war had been re-
x.jyed at Antigua. There was a report
that there were French ships of war TO
visdgard Of Barbados, which had excited
some unrasiness at Antigua, there being
bt small British force ON that station
Markets were bad at Antigua, -four 9 dol
lars, pork Sis, beet sl2, corn | dollar per
bushsl, payable in colonial produce.