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FRESH NE DICINES, Drugs, PAINTS,
= G-c.-Th. subscriber has jus, received 3. |. eslI
supply ut MediciHeo, Drugs Pants Pe,juUl ~.
&c. which, added to ms former stock. Completes
has assortmeht, and re ndegs IL very extensive.
Physicians, country store-keepers, hat'ers,
painters, and other persons wanting any thing IN
his line, will be supplied or very moderate terms
BENTAMIN DU VII.
Iune %. OaaSwEOaf3t
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LAIE
RICHARD LEE AND SON.
O. st
JuHe29.
" ALUABLE LAND FOR snLE-The

W ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE The
subscriber will sell, and give immediate
possession, OF that well known estate, called
Blenheim, situated on the sodth west mouniains,
III the county of AlbeGarlc, containing by late
surveys, two thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres this Land is peculiarly well adapted TO the
growth OF Wheel and Tobacco, and considered
equa! ~ fertility to any adjacent thereto, is
about six miles from Mhon, from which place
there IS an easy navigation for batteaux to The city
OF Richmond On the premises lisa large commod
Gus dwelling House, which, from the elegance of
its situation, and other advant ges, m .kes it
desirable residence for genteel family. 1. will
be sold entire dividi, d, to suit purchasers -
Further particulars made kno WI by Captain John
Harris, Albemsrle county, Mr.. james Patton,
Alexandria, Messrs Macdonald anu Hidcly, Bal.
tImOre, or l. ROSS
Who wishes to sell Land in the Counties of
Culpepper. Fauq'tier, Spots lyania and Caroline,
also Houses and Lofts, pleasantly and advanta
geOusly situated on the Hill and NJ iinstreet. in
the town of fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, May /. IF
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No I.

Sheep sheariag at the residence Of Edupayd c. Hill
.June 4th, 1910.
No. l, ram, second shearing, carcass 2O2 b
fleece LIB. staple 10 inches, feet from the nose
TO the end of the tail, 81 feet in circumference
yer the fleece
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- TERRELL and L. ATKINSON. have
~ removed their SCHOOL, from the
man street, to shady and retired situation on
the hill, adjoining SoGthga,e's.
May %. &C
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ElIzW * POTTER, have Just
"A received from London, by way of N York,
Large supply OF articles. which added to tieic
former stock, makes up very extensive aaso.t-
ment. Il consists principally OF
Writing Papers, OF various sizes and qualities
Counting House, Chamber < poke: I.k Stands
Excellent Pen Knycs snd Razors
Office seals, Max and Waters
Drawing Socks and w ,ter Colours
Pencils and India Rubber
Violin Bows, Hair and strings
Muse and Music Books
Ladies and Gen,lemens' Pocket Books
Travelling and other trunks
Playing aud visiting Cards
Gold Leaf
Tooth Brushes with silver wire
Chess Men and Boards
Backgammon Tables, Durable & T1nan hi,
Schoo! Books, tmy Bibles
Ihey have on hand, large supply ofd,y books
Journals and Ledgers, Bill Books, Blank N,les
and Checks Record ani sher,h's Books, Paper
HangnSs Tor houses, &c. &c &c.
June Is Ay
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I ANDS FOR SALE-The Subscriber of
a. frs foe sale, his
TRACT or lawn

TRACT OF LAND,
Lying in the county OF Amherst, on the waters of
i'iney river, adjoining, the lands of James Frank
Ian, Del Frsnkiin's estate, Micaj h Camden,
William 5 Crawford and Bartlett Cash ; con-
tanning near 900 acres This tract lies extremely
well; upon il iss considerable gun,tity of mea-
dow ground. ii IS very fertile, well watered, and
wei! adapted 10 the culture OF corn, wheat and
tobacco upon 1t is plantation sufficient To work
ei6ht hands considerable part of it is fl, sh land,
and the whole OF 1t rs IN high state of cuitivation
well enclosed, and divided INTO four fields
each field III IT'S turn has been sowed in small
gram, part of the gram has been rolled in the
P'AiSier oi PARIS, and The whole have been sowed
III 'he'r turn IN red clover, which grows luxuri-
AMI on tiiIspliHtation; that, together with the
"hte clover, which grows naturally upon it.
p''AuCeS very me pasturage, there is also upon
II very S'od apple orchard, and there has lately
oeeh nu.ii thereon, some useful and valuable hou>
Ses q further description is deemed unmecessa.
~, as II IS presumed that no person viii purchase
without hrst viewing the lands rhe ovcrsoer
iN'ng on the plantation, Will shew The land 10 any
person wishing 10 purchase.
-4LSo -ons other iract, lying in Goochland
county, on both sides of ruclaAoe creek, on the
mort" side OF the Three Chop road, adjoining, the
lands OF Benz ann Hughes, Benilm.n Watkins.
ana Elisha Leaks estate, containing three huns
drtd and hi'y acres, considerable part og- this
iand l: cleared, ana none OF has been in cul,ya-
tion i"r some years paGt IT IS land of good soil
and rs well adapted TO the culture of cora and
wHeat. and is very convenient to market, being
about twenty three miles from the city Of Ricl-
mond
These Lands viii he sold on time, and the pay
ments made accommodating to purchasers For
Airtler particulars respecting this last tract 81
Eand, apply to Coz RCScrt Il Saunders, living
near 1t IN the said county, or to- the subscriberia
tie cityot Richmond WILLIAM GAIT.
April 81. If
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IpHN r. JONES, neatly opposite TIE Eagle
Tavern-has just received few copies OF tie
io,lowing new publications :-Knicke ID pcker's
history of 70 k The w, ks of ,sher Ames,
with an elegant Portrait the New Tes' ament,
in an ,nproved versiOn, upon the basis of Archbi-
shop Necome's new translation. with corrected
text literal translation of all the Apes, o.:
ical Episiles, with commentary and notes, by
James McKHight, vols / & 2, with map This
work will be completed in vols Sermons on
Education, from tine German of the Rey'd. Geo.
ZUlkoffer; Memoirs. concerning the CONNER.
cisl relations OF the United States with England
by Citizen Talleyrand to which is added an
essay on the advantages to be derived from new
Colonies Don Sebastian, new novel IN 9 vols
by Mss Porter, author of Thaddeus Of Warsaw,
and Hungarian Brothers.
- Orders from the country, for any of the
foregoing Works, or any thing else, in the Book
and Stationary line, viii be promptly attended to
June 10. w4w
ENOR SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOIS
4 in the City of Richmond, at present Inthe
occupation Of Mar John s. John
The improvements consist of good dwelling
House, Office, kitchen and stable. On the square
opposite 10 the House, are two half acre lots
which will be sold separately or with the house
The terms may be known on application to Mr.
St. John on the premises, Or to the subscriber IL
Lynchburg
w RADFORD.
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BLAN X s.,

b l. A EKS,
or EVERY DEscNlPTToN,
FOR S.4LE IT rms OFFICE.
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NATIONAL AIRS.

(FoR THE ENoUIRER)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-10

Summer filling or letting land rest from
one crop without being seeded
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No IL.
Sheep sheo,ins a, the residence of 5ohn Hid, fune
4fh 1910.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

TVHE subscriber, after lapse OF time
i necessarily consumed in the prepare
ton Of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Alexandra, as we'll s. the
community ut large, that he has taken for
term Of years that noted and eligible estab-
iishment known by the name of the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupiedby Mr., Cadsby,
whose distinguished abilities az Publican
gave II an eclat which the subscriber hopes
70 preserve By his unremitted exertions In
afFording to oil those who may confer on him
the favor 81 iheir patronage, genteei and COM
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems 1t unnecessary 10 indicate the muiti-
plieisy Of conveniences attached to the City
Hotel, and will only submit o description %
that portion Of travellers who have 90 gene.
rally attsstsdlts numerous advantages ~
Fl. James Brook.
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Co. awo elegant .Eight-day
Clocks, jbt received,
Ind or sat: by
Anthony p. Cover. <
9Th mo. hth. ,-'s law3w
N TICE.

TF4 Creditors Of thu bcus. Of Clinenaan
l. ana M'Gaw, formerly Of %Alsxaldria,
merchants, are requested to tran,nit their
respective claims duly uutht nlicu,ed to Gee.
". Strong, esq. counsellor law, No. lis,
Burlins Slip, Newyork. The objec, Of ,hisre.
quest is TO ascertain tie entire amount o al
claims on the said house, In the city of Alex
andria and its vicinity, US r,opa, atory TO nak.
ing some proposition fer their final adjust.
ment. As it will be impratticsbie to submit
to the creditors any specific. proposition until
the whole amount Of the debts Is known, it
is o. consequence thst lley should all attend
to this notice; end it is hoped they will hot
suffer the period for transmitting their ace
counts to be protraeted hey ond the sour day
Of June next. a,..
New York, May 22.-26. ....
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FOR SALE.

A strong WAGON and TEAM, part
Mules and part Horses, With Harness for
five. One third of the purchase money be.
ing paid. credit Of two and four months may
be had for the remainder, gi,iag negotiable
notes with an approved endorser. Apply TO
David Hatkins, at Strawberry Hill, orto
William Hartshorne.
;5th mo %. law3ws
~ HOGS ola go,d breed for 'sale--al-
so GREEN CLOVER, at Three ,ShiHings
per hundred weight. ..'.''..
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captures, and Under that IfsseSE 70 eltsf
the river Mississippi and. fdslher, the
strong proofs Of her having plnndered the
ship John. /. s. & 4. !, .
Itcesaialy would be improper publish
or say any thing to bias the public 10 Gaze
pending before q court. This can:be said
with propsiesy, that-if thase vessels, who,
in de6ance of our neutrality and our laws
enter our waters, are not iibelle6 and fairly
tried, that we pay a poor compliment in.
deed 20 the orders Of the President. Of the
! u. s. and 10 the officers Of the navy, whose
sworn duty il is 20 execute the orders, and
whose vigilance do honor to their profess
sion. If we are 70 be made the mock and
sport Of foreign nations, let . prize-court
for Mepeiess, and another for ,Tohn BHH
(who at present does not trouble us) be
opeusd 10 our city, where prizes can be re-
gnlarly condemned, and sales can be made
much to the advantage of our revenue, and
in favor Of our worthy brethren in distress.
This il is presumable would give great,
very great sati.f faction to many men, whose
modesty fotbids them to even suggest so
saluss,y plan. ....
. IN Orleans PAPER, May lo,]
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~ Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the SUBJ
IN scriber has taken out Letters Of .Admi-
n.!siration, in the County Court ofFairiax, on
the estate of O6tdieh Garneft, deceased:
All persons having Gains agains, the said
estate, either as Creditors or Distribute -
thereof, are requested to make them known
to the subscriber, living near the Great Falls
Of Potomac.
John S. Cartwright.
IT,. Admir- of O. Garnett,' dec
May 90. 2awsr
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For Rent,

n CONVENIENT two story frame Dwell.
n ing House, situate on Cameron street
between ST. Asaph and Pitt streets. APplyt
10 .......- $685.. .r q
John G. Ladd.
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60 Madden.

TUST Received, few hundred 'poNhds OF
j til FIRST quality MADDER--And for sale
BY - .".,t
BRYAN HAMPsoNy co.
May 10. . 49,, - ~
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'.'' Russia Sheetings.
-,.., -. -..g.f
Anew pieces fr.s quality for sale b,
=. 49, ,5shn g. LaSs.
Mvsl
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cyRN FOR SALE. :

store. Empire Of '-'''
.. = IsdaC Noe~.
June l4. -. ydlw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03

a TTENTIONt THE Members of the
IA Richmond Troop Of Cavalry ordered to
meet at the Washington Tavern on Fr:Iay the
ninth of February, at six o'clock, p. NJ.
& BY order Of the Captain,
RICHARD RANDOLPH,
1st Sergeant Richmond Troop.
January 80. st
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Gongree9.
IN SENATE.

Substance Of the DISSERTATIONS made By N7r
GILES on The question Of hassing the
bfljo filing our, S'c. The .Jrigates be-
longing 20 The u. S.
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURAe1L RoTA7IoN OF THE
E.HRTH:,
Demonstrated upon Mathematicals Principles,
from the properties of the Cycfoid and tine Elpi.
Cycioid.
WITH
AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY,
To the explanation Of the various PHENOMENA of
the Winds, Tides and of those Stony and Me-
tallic concretons which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
BIZ JOHN WOOD,
Author Of Elements Of Pershective, frin-
ted ia London, in 1899.
December IA.
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CO a liberal discount made to wholesale ptr.
chasers.
orders for any Of the above qualities, address
notice.
B.il9ISTER G. Co.
August 4. wifi
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ID ATTERSEA PAPER MILLS.-Those who
II wish to encourage the manufactures oftheir
own state are informed, that they can be suppl
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
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IN SENATE-January 81.

On motion of Mr.. Pope, the further considera.
ton OF the bill to augment the compensation to
the Judges OF the circuit court of the district of
Columbia, postponed 10 the first Monday in
December next.
Mr.. Reeds motion for an amendment to the
constitution was, on motion of Mr Leib, referred
to select committee. Ordered that Mr.. Reed.
Mr.. Leib and Mr. Crawford be the committee
January IS
The bill authorizing the President to engage
in the service of the United States for short
period corps of volunteers, was, motion of
Mr.. Leib, postponed till Monday next.
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From CoBBE11'G REGISTER.

" Men, at some time, are masters of their fate /;
" The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
3" But in ourselves, that we are Underlings"
TO THE CITIZENS OF LONDON.
Gentlemen,
OPPRESSION, or insult, when
the object is helpless, never fails to excite
against the oppressor, the indignation of the
generous and the just; but, when the object
IS so helpless, when he who suffers oppres-
sion, or insult, has within himself, the DOW
er of obtaining complete redress, and makes
no use OF that power, then, that same Justice,
which in the former case, calls forth our
indignation against the oppressor, calls for
our contempt OF the oppressed. In truth, it
wouic be absurd for third party to Compass
sionate the wretch who should seem fond of
being kicked; and not less absurd to be an.
cry with the man who should kick him.
The parties would, in such case, seem to be
made fol- another; and the world ought to
let them alone. When, therefore, we talk
OF expressions, OF political nature, when
we talk of an oppressed and insuted people.
we should be careful to- ascertain beforehand.
that the said people do not deserve 20 be Cd
pressed and insulted that they have not
the power of redress in their own hands !.
that they have not themselves put the DOW
or OF oppression into the hands ofthejr Oh
pressors; and, in short, that they do not by
their actions, shcw, that justice makes no
demand OF compassion in their favor, but
Condemns them TO the contempt of mankind.
III, gentlemen, you assent to the truth OF
these general propositions, will, | hone
suiier ne 10 ask you, Whether you your
serves are quite free frOm the danger Of the
application i beg you to put the question
10 yourselves; each of you TO ask hia.self {,
Vas .ler AZ D. III h,T, u ~ his stars, thai he
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which expired on the Sd of May, 1902, and the
last on the 2ist of April. 1906.
have the homer to be- &c.
ALBERT CALLATIN.
The Hon. the Sb~dker Of the House
~ Representatives..
The bin from the Senate authorising the fitting
out Offering and manning thelfrigates belonging
to the U. States twice readi and referred to
4 committee OF tne whole.
Mr.. Newton from the committee appointed to
wait on the President of the United states, with
the resolution respecting the army OF the United
States, reported, that they had performed that
duty and deceived for answer, that he would at
tend TO the request OF tue House.
Mr.. Poin!cster from tie committee appointed
to wait on the President with the resolution res.
pecting the navigation of the MOBILE, made u
similar report.
AMERICAN NAVIGATION BILL.
The house resumed the consideration of the
bill concerning commercial intercourse, &c.
Messrs. Livermore, Dcsha, Sawyer, Mumford
and Minor spoke against the bill, and Messrs.
Boyd and Johnson spoke in favor of it.
And the house adjourned without taking a
question.
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no USE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

January o.
The following gentlemen compose the com
mttee to whom was referred Mr.. BurwelPs re-.
solution on the subject OF convoy, SC. Messrs
Burwel, Pickman, j. c. Chamberlin, p. u. Por.
ter, Richards, Kennedy and Howard.
On motion of Mr. Nelson, tie memorials ofthe
officers OF the late revolutionary army surviving
in different states, presented heretofore, were re.
ferred to a select committee. This committee is
composed of Messrs. Nelson, VIM, Wilson,
Desha and Hufty.
Mr. Basset reported bill to incorporate the
Trustees OF the Protestant Episcopal church of
tie town of Alexandria.
On motion of Mr.. Morrow,
ReSoIved, That the committee of commerce
Il manufactures be instructed to enquire into the
propriety OF establishing port of entry at the
river Huron or Sandusl1y pay, in the state of o.
mo, and a port OF entry at Oswegatche in tse
state of New York and also of changing the
name OF the District of Erie in the state oil Ohio
to that OF Coyahoa, and that they report by bill
or otherwise.
The following letter was received from the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury
Treasury DEPARTMEuT,
Jmaa,y 20, 1910.
Sir,
have the honor, in obedience to the resolu-
ton OF the House OF Representatives Of the 9Th
inst TO transmit copies ofthe only general nstruc-
tons TO the Collectors OF Customs, 10 be found
IN the records OF this department, relative to re-
fnsing clearances TO any private armed vessel OF
the u. States
BY the first, bearing date April 9Th, 1797, it is
directed, g that the sailing of armed vessels, not
bOnd fde destined to the East Intiies be restrain
ed 0ntil otherwise ordained by Congress" AL.
though no instructions Of prior date 10 tia,
eject, appear u have been given by the Treasury
Department, II IS understood that this regulation
only confirmed what had been tic previous gene.
raj practice. Ard Il has ever since been consi.
dered as being Ia force, except Wt,oa ST. lcrccd led
Tor time ~ the Temporary Instructions Of els;
March, 1898, herewita ttsrsnii.ls!. and durras
TIE cont'n tsrce If The acts of Conttess OF 2jt5
June, l(Is, -".. -. March, 1870 he Arst 9.
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Extract Of letter, da,es Bae4.s I,res, 5. (
Cct u
We arrived here Oh rhc 2yb September. &.
found Two RihCTic~n ships u,jarrips TO u.s..
more--the Thomas W,lson, q ,Ja.r, a,,d z ,
shaw, Pelakm ~ G!e iA.t,i ~ will lG...,4
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CHAKLEsrow, JANUARY %.
LATEST FROM LISBON.
hm, EcnuemeI
~. rr...-l
WILLIAM COB2ETT.


Capt. W1LLrAMs, arrived last evening from
Lis1on, Jeff that place the Goth Dec Affairs
in Portugal remained much in the same state a.:
at our last adviCeS. Il Jew days before captain
w. sailed, Intelligence received from Spain
tnht the principal Spanish army had been defeat
ga AL Two engagements with the French. abuut
TIE last NOyeToer, near Salamanca. la winch me,
patriots suffered Ass Of &c or 1905 men II
WAS stated, ti.at the SPsniards mad pursued tho.
frencA my under Soult, over whom titey had
SaU:>i some aupantaS eS, until lie was reinforced
by strcng boGy OF fresh troops near Salamanca.
when lie becane tie assailant and The Span,s,,
commander, emboldeEed by recent successes.
determined On meeting him III general battle,
ior Which purpose lac had imprudeutly taken ug,
position on an extensive plain, where tie supe-
riOlyot French tactics triu:pphed over patriotic.
ysiour, and he defeated y,.th the loss above
stated. SUI, however, the F5ench were not ad-
vancing, :n-d probably would not attempt il until
reiI.iorce.nenia should arrive ltora Flaace-Csu-
rief.
We are informed by gentleman who left Ia
maica about d d4J since, that BkowN, the late
collector At New Orleans, on lis arrival at Ia
maica, had disposed OF the specie ne mad carried
of with Inn, for bhis ON Lnsiand, aud that he
had lett that island with bis booty, OIL board I
vessel bound for Engiand.IG.
Extract u letter from an EAgiish qertir-
man at 81. Ctoi*, to his .JiienL ia M.. CITY da-
teG,
" ST. CReIx, Dec. 81.
We have accounts from Martinique to dav,
by which it would appear that the expedition in
tended against Guadaloupe WAS in great state
OF iorwardmess, and it is expected will sail early
IN next month With the troops lately arrived
from home, suppose we will muster between
eight and nine thousand men, Notwithstanding
the vigilance OF our cruizers, and owing TO some
OF theGi beng becalmed, two French frigates
with troops, succeeded in getting inlo a port on
the north side OF GusdalouPe. The troops and
part OF the crews had not time to get on shore la
Tue Utmost confusion, before party Of seamen,
he .ded by ther officers from our ships, Landed
and sturined a strong battery in the most gallant
manner. They afterwards got possession Of the
eneiny's irigates, which they blew up with the
whole OF the baggage and stores on board. Cap
tain Cammeron of his Majesty's ship Hazard,
was unfortunately killed while in the very act of
haui'ng down tie French colors. There are two
more French iiigates skuiising about these seas,
and have no doubt We will also soon hear a good
account given of them. Those four Fl ,aates and
corvette that have been sent into Antigua, ful
of troops, Tell IN with the Junon frigate, taken
some time ago by his Majesty's frigate, Horatio.
The JUnon did not surrender until after an action
OF ) hours, asd having lost 70 OF her men. She
was SUCH complete wrecl: when tie enemy tOu!S
possession OIL her, that obey were obi ged to sinS
her. Ihe brave captain ofthe JunOI was killed
ia the engag emcnt.".. Mer. AGv.
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NLw.YOEE, Jan. Is.
Capt DccoYen, arrived e W d.ys since from
Csdrz, informs US, that the Spanish aeCt at Ferry,
bad been nted out b. the Ia iis!i lad arrived e
C>dlz, just before he -a,sed. -. CJdn,ed Il SAL
OF theui IA C4L.z Bay.
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We are informed by a gentleman who left Ia
maica about d d4j since, that Bi,o1 v the late
collector At New Orleans, on lis arrival at Ia
nl.aca, had disposed OF the specie he mad carried
of with Inn, for bhis ON England, and that he.
had lett that island with his booty, Oil board Z
vessel bound for England. Ii.