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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-21
G1sIUlNE MED1cIN rs.

n,ru.np Lg1, IN. OF N. YORK.
a. breDoysd ffro,a tllei original receipt IN
,,,grss;o,, 81 sis subscriber h's 1D'aolv, e5
,als,m they are prepared and sosslloas 70a0se
) SIGNATURE goiae sss.e sreaatt'le.
G5jllinats Co4gAs. Colds, 4ftapsas,
sc.
Are Immediately relieved and speedily car-
eddy the use OF
EIIAsfII. TONS ELIAERs.roR CoUlflSo
DEAR bought experience has taught thou
sands that oily and heated medicines, 9einea
with srrong epi4stes or sleepy dfusS repeat
s. I'd doses OF which fatter and decel9e the Pa
.tient Tor the present, by PROCURING inomestta-
nv ease experience, say, has tausne
thousands. thst the common opiates and BAT
.an,ies. rs they are called, finally aggrayats
every disorder of the breast and, lungs, IN
heir most siStfessihg symptoms: thaf taey
Dad the stomach and isnpaie the oigest let
inf ms the Nhole ys'em ancrsasethe tdllI1iT
Gully. of breathing and excltrtsY put the
-,us.ities cf tkis valuable discovery are e.
WINGED by perfectly opposite effects sill--
lie trialsyill prove, that II restores the De-
Termination OF the fluids TO the surface oithe
BODY, andGrings Oh the common healthiai
Dersniir a,ior--thstit dislodses and eyacuatesa
the tough viscid paIegm or lnuaus'. streasen-
ems the Weakened vessels OF the lungs,
sbea,hCs the acrimonious humoF which lrfl-
tatss .,hems and finally discharges It. nus
.s.rising at the root OF the disorder, the
symptoms are of course eiIectuails and per-
manently conquered, the reverse oteommon
medicines, which weaken the constitution tut ana
give strength to the disorder Tor the sake Of
! naodesaliag for the present some OF It's pam
Ial effects. 80,
To parents who have children afflicted Win
the w.oeping cough, this discovery Is :. OIL inc
first magnitude, as it Affords immediate re-
lief, checks the progress, and IN a snoft inle
entirely removes the most cruel dssoraef 70
which children are liable. Ihe LiiSir Is SO
perfectly agreeable, AMI the dose SO snaail
.4l.at no sifiicalty arises ii taking 1t.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-21
TRACT OF LAND,

containing about 1900 acres, in the county
s Of Fauquicr and state of Virginia. Lying IN
a most healthy part OF the state, IN the neigh
bourhood of three valuable Merchant MFRS,
between Lcathercoat and Piguut Mountains;
ten miles from the Court House OF the sad
county, seven miles from Hsymarket, where
ths newly contemplated Turnpike ROAD VIII
PASS, SIX miles from Mddleburg and iorty
live from miles from the City OF " asiiheton'
anilthe commercial town OF alexandra. nc
great road from over tbs Ridge by the flalns
nasses through il, on which IS an eXceitens
Wapron Stand, from whence great Oh quaint
&c 81 Manure are annually collected. lwo
.h;,ls &c this estateris unclcared, and IN eX-
.a,,or, tir,ber. The soil is we'll adapted 10
sI,a cultivation of Indian Corn, Wheat and
tobacco, and from experiments made 10
land is better suited for the use OF the pialstef
a,bere is A DWELLING HOUSE on the
est,te newly finished, with two rooms on
s-soor. and other convenient out houses, CAL
! a.,lated for the accommodation ota small Ia
roilv. This estate is at present divided into
NO farms, ON each of which there is ar ex-
| .oIent 0ranary, farm houses, &c. There IS
! ar r,.esent from 40 to so acres OF land III IL
nothy and clover oa this estate; and 80 or
an 100 acres more may very conveniently oe
added No estate is better or more convenl-
emily watered than it is. 1t is bounded by
| R-oad Run on the West for nearly one mile
and an half, and Mill Run, never failing
stream, runs through the miGdle OF 1t, on
which there is an excellent site for an over
{>sbot Mill and DlstlHery.
gbe subscriber will divide thi. estate into
IN, ee or more farms to suit the convenience
of purchasers 1t is deemed, unnecessary to say
more as it is presumed that those who may
he inclined to purchase will first view the pre-
misses, A reasonable accommodation will
be given purchasers as to payments Let
,ers addressed to the subscriber, post paid,
will meet with due attention.
/ Richard Stuart.
Cedar Grove, King George
County, June 10
ar Printing IN all It's branch
es neatly executed at this Office.
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Farm for Sale.
Jelly ls

+ WISH to se;Iny Farm on Little Hunting
4 Creek, commonly called the Cum Spring
5 miles from Alexandria Il contains about
$50 acres of beautiful level land admirably
adapted to the c-ltarc cf small grain ard tbe
grasses; and The Plaster 81 Par;st found to
act benefcially on It. Nearly one third Of
this land is in WOOD principally heavy timber:
The Greek admits boats Of ) ieet draugI't to
the landing pace on this farm.
Attached to this land, but not forming
part of the aforementioned quantity, is en
extensive Marsh, which, with the eoneur
renee of Judge Washington who owns the
land on the opposite side, may be drained and
rendered arabic at small cxpence, and which
at present affords most abundant crops OF
coarse hay, suitable for cattle. 1t alone is
sufficient to Craze 100 head OF cattle,
/ will give credit of2i,' :. and 4ye'rs
the payments being we'll secured. Possession
may be had at the end of the present year. II
not sold before the lst Of October, this land
will be for Rent.
Hump: Peake.
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Nezy s1.s ut reduced Pys ces.

Nszu I EDS Int reduced. sPYa ces.
los chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, hyson, young Tyson, and
hyson skin Teas, principally OF the Sidney's
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
100 barrelssR Rye Whisky.
90 barrels SIS hossheads n. f. Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc Clarct, imported i'll
1907.
rs quarter casks Malaga Wine.
8 pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1900 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 40 barrels first & Sc
cond quality Muscoyado Sugars.
20 bags clean heavy pepper and pmento
chests Cassia, q Cassia buds
solbs fresh nutmegs
soboxes | dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee Salad Oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice LIST and I'd
quality HAVANA and ST .Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
8 hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
SO demiphns
Which with his usual extensive assortment
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries Will be SOLD
on low terms for cash, and TO punctuai msn
at a moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Garner of Kiup and Fuirfax streets
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Garner Of King and Faiylax streets
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
I'm Wednesday the 2lst day OF septem-
" Der next, il fair, if not the next tar
day, will be sold at public sale, at the planta-
ton of Wormeley Garter, esquire, near Sud
lev Mill, in Prince William coslnty, a beautiful
Thorough Bred Stallion.
He is a fine bay, iull Is hands high, SIX years
old last spring, and remarkable Tor his tine
colts.
Also, 4 full blooded Brood Mares,
and IL full bloodcd Colts and Flllles.
Also, about 90 head Of Black Cat
tie, principally suchas will suit for slaughter
this TALL.
A credit of months will be given; bond
with approved security required.
Those persons who have claims against
Worme!ey Carter or business OF any descrP'
ton TO transact with him, will please apply to
the subscriber.
Hunph: Peake.
Jelly l9 law
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Five hundred tickets to be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay
Purchasers OF 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days after drav.
ing Of this class, for notes, with approved
endoTsers.
All prizes not demanded within six month,
after Tie drawing Of tbs class, will be cOnsi
dered as given up lo- tn bcAeht OF the lot!
terry.
This schcnc, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect of gain to adventures via
any other which has len offered to tie pup
ic. Those who are interested III TIC com
mcrce and agriculture OF the country adjacent
to the Potomac aud Shenandoah rivers, nave
additional inducements to give their support
as the money to DC raised by the iottcys
for their Immediate benefit and conYenenca
It is also hoped that The patriotic and publ,
spirited will be disposed to countenaace aN
encourage a measure which has Tor It's o0j'a
the facilitating a rcaGy and convenient Goa,
murication between the western Country aOa
the Alta. tic, tending TO onnect the rdeS'
of the eastern and western States, a'a
perpeiuate their union.
Charles Sinlms, PrsS1deV'
.Iohah Ihon1pson,l
John Mason, D'f@''
Henry Eoxall, oM
William Steuart, }
May26 Ia" a
N B. Arrangements having been maat ~
commence the sale of tickets comprzlIS Wv
above Lottery, the public are hereby 'i'O n.,.
ed, that am now prepared to receive r.,
posals from all such persons as may Os
posed to purchase, fr Otherwise con'ra',"
the ss.Ie thereof on commission. fu't% ';I,.
taking 100 Tickets, or more, will be emu"
to e credit of thirty days after the dfaVn LIVED
the Lottery, on giving notes with spTp banks I
endorsels, negotiable at any OF TIC 49,
within the District of Columbia.
los. Carleton, d.,
agent far the POtom0c 1'"p"'
JuIy& -
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Hump: Peake.
law6w
July ls.
I,AND,FOR SALE.
laW6W

I'm the 18th day of September next will
Z ? be sold to the highest bidder, at the
dwelling house of the subscriber, in the coun-
" of Prince William, within four miles o.
the Occoquan Mills, on the main road lead.
inq from said mills te Bacon Race Meetlnea
4Honse. A TRACT OF LAND, containing
900 acres-This Land is we'll adapted to the
.cu,ture Of Indian Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats
ss,c There is not more than one third part
&c s. cleared, the remainder is well timbered
Win white and red oak. and has number of
sn,:;nos of excellent water. The terms Of
sale will be one half in hand and credit OF
two wears will be given on the balance OF the
purchase money. Young Negroes will, in \
order to accommodate the purchaser, be re-
ceived in part payment.
Also, at the same time and place VIII be,
sold, the CROP Of CORN now growing,
a parcel of young CATTLE.
A clear and indisputable title will be made
to the purchaser of said land For turthef
particulars please apply to Mr. Maffhesv H..
Reaydon, Alexandria, or the subscriber n'i's5
John S. Stone.
Prince William countyl
August l5- 1910. ]aW
CIDER VINEGAR.
5000 gallons best CIDER VINEGAR,
: John y. Laid.
August ~.
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Orphans Court,

Alexmdria Gounty, Aug'st Tern ad tTp
Ordered, that the executor o. 10 a.
May. deceased, do insert the io'o~ ".aS fsr
vertisement three times in eaon wet ~,rsts
four weeks in the Alexandria Daily 0'''
Teste, har
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40. IL. B0dd street, Phils
Mrs. FL. Lee, New York.

Mr.. Abljah Eenlg, Bridge street, Baia~
more, was cured by one bottle OF Eanllton's
Elixir, of a very complicated disorder, occa-
stoned BY a very severe cold caught several
months ape lie breathed with the greatest
disficulty, aad was oitcnthsown into WeakeR-
ing sweats when he attempted to Walk any
distance, ana his voice would frequently iall
In such degge that he could only ATTEMPT
10 whisper. He has been upwards OF SIX
weeks without return OF his complaints !;
and desires do give his public testimony IN
favor Of this Invaluable medicine.
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LAND FOR SALE.

rgVaE suscriber, living in the county OF
1 King Gorge, Oh tho Potomac r'ei'
fiaaing great inconvenience in having Gu@r-
lors at !. distance, Offers for Sale his valuable
nm 4 ~ On AND
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-21
,Sskeeted RECOMMENDATIONS.

BEING DESTROYS to make public Tor the eooa
Of othess, he excellent quality OF iianlA-
toms eiixIy, prepared by the lac AR. Lee, !
have sent you the following account OF the
beae 1T have received Trcmi which hops
" ii induce others 10 give it a trial. In con,
SEQUENCE of a Eraise OH the breast received
afo.a fail, ny heslthgse bad, my Dream,
isg becaisc very difficult, and trefHen.iy :
have had suddenly to4sise up III M besf VIA
AZ tic horrors OF immediaie seiioc"tior'--
Add so these 4 Constant pala II ny ,sfeass'
ana a cough, a greasloss OF stFength : 4iesn'
and YOU n9ay coHceise that ny symptoms i
evidently Indicated IN approaching oolsssuAp-
tian The advice OF d most eiAlslehl .phy 81,
.ei;u, was rcsoftcSi to,sarsl 4Serwsrds a second
was called in, bat vis&oat giving ne any rS,
lief. Another physirian no kneW me a4a
the circumstances ofmy case, advised me % {,
Owe Hamhto,.'s Elixir a trial, saying he had
us dir in his practice and always found It 70
do rauch good. a bottle was procured ttcln
mir. Birch's, and / found relief before had
.,aksn halr oi it. Iconihued 10 use 1t = wa was
soon strong TO attendto business, On taxing
cold, some oil my former symptoms return,
but are always removed by "a Jose or two OF
ahe Elixir.
George Benner, Jun.
no. IL. Bud street, Philadelphia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26
@isreuanp.

From the Baltimore Evening Post,
We have, in the French language, a
general ORDER and proclamation by
Christophe, announcing the reduction
of the Mole the garrison of which he
states, was compelled to surrender at
discretion. The prisoners having
ablured their errors" are incorporated
with his troops-He further makes
known the complete subjugation ofthat
quarter of the island, invites all the peo-
pie of Hayti to union--proposes a gen
eral amnesty, and orders his troops In
to their respective gsrrisens, and canto-
nements, promising TO reward them in
a most liberal manner. With the ma
rine he expresses himselfwell satisfied,
or the courage and skill they displayed
in blockadins the port, SC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26
RATHER SQUALLT IN THE
WEST.

Whit the public mind is almoft
wholly occupied at the prefent mo-
ment with the convulled fate of the
old world, the affairs of the new
is laarcely thought of. 1t appears
from the lateit accounts from New
Orleans, thar the people of that
country are not as secure as they
would with. The troubles IN oil
Spain tcem to have excited fpiri.
In Spaniih a america. which has gi-
ven our citizens, who inhabit tie
Miiiiippi, fomc approximations +Je
their latety. by an official order
OF the commander in chief Of the
MiAlfPPi Territory. we find that a
large portion of the militia, and two
companies 81 cavalry, are ordered TO
hold thenfeEves III Immediate rcadi.
nefs, 10 march at moments warn
ing. This order is to be fal6lled.
either BY volunteers or by draft.
FOLK, the Governor of Penfacola,
lad been joined by two nations of
Indians. the Choaaws and Talapou.
chcs, and il was feared that our In
dian neighbors, as well as the Flori-
dams. wouE yet become troublelome
neighbors to our citizens of the wet.
The independence of Florida, aud the
taking of Baton Rouge, will be fub-
Jects for the heads Of th. nation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

tnvr0N, OCT. 4.
The DosfiAia storeship, which arrl-
we'd al Plymouth on Monday, has
brought from Lisbon Swiss regiment,
topether with their Ohicers, who have
been in the French service upwards OF
TWO years, during which time they
have not received any pay, and 4 times
bat family supplied with provisions
these pri,ations, and other distressing
5, was the cause Of their abandon
ing the French standard, and conse-
quently Hying to the British army Tor
protection.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

CASH., ctPr Is.
The fsllo~ias Decree las oeeu pab
liibed he.e
We JEROME Napoleon, &c. have
Accrsed and do decree as fellows =
ar.I The Coolcsiytion OF this
yer Tor the States OF Hanover, which
free TIE ut March has been united
70 our Kingdom, as well as tor the
Dsparrments Of The Lower Ebe IN
de- our authority. fLali conhit Of fyc
elalItS Of perfons born between the
ut January, 1885, and the git DEC.
i7S9.
1. Cert4in perfons. upon. making
the propc. approximation to the VI
ficers appointed 10 execute this De
cree. thali be exempted. from it, VIZ.
rhoie who are now elfewhere ierviug
as volunteers, or perions who are
tlilab.ed by bodily inirmities.
!. By fubfequent decree, we
hall declare what part of the force
thus TO be RATED viii be employed in
he executive army, ana what part
as corple of relerve, competed OF
rcrtons from all the FIVE claiies.
a, A lit fhall be prepared Of all
perions capable of ferving in this ar
my, who are now employed 10 our
marine, either in our navigation or
contribution.
Our Minifers are charged with
the execution OF this Decree.
Given al our Royal Palace of Ma
pcIeonlhoke, this 18th Of Sept. 1910.
JEROME NAPOLEON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

What viii be thought cf the impair
TALLY, prudence and discretion Of Mr..
Madison, since the arrival cf the Hor-
net? His proclapation is only day or
two old, when by the turbulent and nm
manageable conduct OF BUnaparte, the
imposLor is exposed. wiz he recall
it? We think he ought to resign his
Office BY the same act The snsincGre
and dangerous scheme of politics he
had adopteds has become visible TO all
but the wilfuliy blind. The nation be-
gins to feel Indignant; he stands upon
a preoipice from which he VIII soon be
hurled b. the general voice.--Let him
retreat whilst he Eay, before the senti-
ment Of disapprobation encreases to
rage and buries him in ruin. He is
lost statesman, because be has been fee
bic, timid, prevaricating, and because
private ambition has buried bis talents
and smothered his patriotism, iFeyer
he mad any. Fed. Pn5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26
Ertract from The French Official
Rehort ~ The siege Of Almeida.

RehoT Of The siege Of Almeida.
"Aug. 26, about eight in the even
ing, one Of our bombs fell into the cas-
tie upol a cniss0n which they had fill
ed before the gates of the general mag
azine, setit on fire, and the FIRE was
communicated to 10000 weight OF
gun powder. Il was the eruption OF a
volcano. IL svas believed me rghote
fliGce had erfloded. 1t was followed
by violent fire, which extended itself
and lasted during the night. A great
quantity of rubbish fell upon cur trcn-
ches.
At break Of day, on the 9th, re-
paired to the trenches, and the ravage
caused by the explosion might then be
Judged Of. The castle The cathedral and
az me nelgh50nring ha6itasionS, lad dis
ahheared."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26
French hoobs for SHREDDER.

In consequence ofthe persevering in
tercessions of the agents ofthe French
Emperor, the Danes had conceded SO
far to their importantly, that 500 Of
their troops were to be admitted into
Zealand progressively, until the whole
force intended to be conveyed to Swe-
den, should have passed through the
island and, it is added, that, under
no pretence whatever more than the
500 specific should, at any time, re-
main in the territory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

BTo UNj NV q
Z ATE0T- EPNM pTYLGAT

LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.
The Con5felatisn, Capt. LEACH, ar
rived at Bottom yeitcrday, in 70 days
from Lifbon, i'll winch came pafIen-
ger WILLIAM JARVIS, Efq. and fami-
". Mr.. Jarvis informs US, thar an
Embargo took place on the 9Th Oct.
on all fhipping which were requir-
ed to take a fourth of their cargoes,
as well as a fourth of the wh6Ye
number Of pafengers, on account of
the goyernmen. Of that place, receiv-
ing therefor reaforable compenla-
ton. From this iourcc we learn,
that the relative petitions of the two
armies on tie 2oth Of Oct. we, c
within from 10 to 20 miles If liibon.
The head quarters of the Englifh
were at MefTa (abolt Il miles fran
fyb2a making a diagonal line from
the lagus to the ocean. The
French, on the other hand, were at
VIAa Fyanka, 10 miles from Lib ID,
and 8 from MARIA, in an z. N. Z.
erection of courfe line drawn
between thefe TWO places will repre-
4 ienr the front OF the REFLECTIVE ar
mics. In frons Of MARIA is chain
OF mountains, extending, with few
Intervals, from the river 70 the ocean.
The movements Of ihaRSsa 10 the
eft of the Engiih, at the battle Of
the Sierra Of Bafaco, on the 9th
Sept Obliged them to retire from the
heights with 70 much precipitation,
that they LEFT behind them at Mar
fagaI, large quantities Of provisions,
Of which the French food in par,i-
edlar need Mahcna followed up
this evolution with great prompii-
tude, keeping clo.e to The Lngliih in
the retreat and wellington, with
equal fore-thoughr and prudence, has
begua - tortlly his new petition,
having called n bis out-roas, and
concentrated his whole army. His
line mutt extend about 40 miles.
lie had been reinforced on the Sth
October, by 5000 men from England
and Ireland, and as many more from
Cadiz and Sicily; while tie Mar
quis Of Romano, and Gencral o.
Donnal from Spaniih Easanadara,
with 10000 Spaniards, have croacd
the Tagus, aud joined The combined
army. The whole force Of yelling
ton it would now be fair 20 Ultimate
as follows; after the capture Of Al
media. they were eltinared at about
$500 Engli!h, $4,000 Portugzefe
regu'aFss~.beilcs militia. &c. fnce
WHICH aei b>+~Je the baesle Of the
18th, lhey were rsiulorced BY 6,2oo
fag'ilh I; tlleiF hilrs ii thar engage
nsent were Iico. but Iet 1900 be
allowed this would reduce item to
$4,000 -ngiih, and 10. 500 Porta-
gueie. Their p5eCent reniforce-
nents being added. they probably
have equal 10 s.. oao EnsIlh, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26
The Conspiracy at Lisbon.
Extract ofa letter from Lisbon, Setter

The Conspiracy at Lisbon.
Er.saet cfa letter from Lisbon, Seh:e'a-
Der Is.
a most atrocious conspiracy has just
been detected on shore, the object oil
which was 10 assassinate The Regency,
the Magistracy, and all Who are sus-
pected 10 be attached 10 ths British IN
terest. In the house Of RATION were
found 5000 uniforms, corresponding
with those of British regiments which
are now, or recently were, IN Lisbon,
and an equal number of arms, chiefly
side arms. The consplrators were 10
perpetrate their horrid purpose in the
cloths, they had provided in order TO
6x the guilt upon the English, and to
excite the popular vengeance against
them. On accomplishing their object
il the capital, expresses were 10 be sent
TO the army, and TO the principal towns,
announcing the assassinatioR, in the
hope of instigating the Portuguese
throughout the country to the perpetra-
ton of similar atrocities. The Anglo
Portuguese soldiery, it was expected
by the conspirators, would instantly
murder their officers, and attack Lord
WELLINGToN's army, and that MAssE-
MA, who was no stranger to the plot,
would assist in completing the carnage.
The whole plan of operations has, how
ever, been proyiden;ially discovered,
and the principal conspirators ares
ted"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-26

.Aaotter DIarmouth Ckeess-There Is
now on board a North river sIoop. AZ
Exchange slip, in this city, CHEESE,
mace by the same people who present
ed the Monmouth cheese to the Mann
mouth sage Of Monticello. This
cheese weighs 1922 pounds-is five
feet and half III diameter, and Is in
ches thick. Whether this cheese IS to
be presented to MIR. Madison or not
we have not learnt.-N u. nan.