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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-28
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will Offer at public sale, at
the Coffee House in Alexar,s.:a. ON SA-
TURD NY the first Of September, az II
O'Clock, on credit of six, nine x twelve
months, for notes negotiable at the bank Of
Alexandra, with an approved endorscr-
The House on Klng-street,
near Washington street, now occupied by
Mr.. Sloan & the House adjoining the house
on Fairfax street now occupied by MIR. Siade
the Houses on JoDcs's Point, with one or
more Acres of Ground-Ths House Lot at
the corner of Fairfax and Franklin streets
three Lots adjoining on Fairfax street, and
three more Lots adjoiningon Franklin street
He zuIl DISPOSE Of at Private Sale,
al or any part of his Land lying on the
Mall and Hunting Creek.
S. COOK.
Leesburg July 22-2s 2awtds
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Music for the Pianno Tort

-. Cd % - -
u ATEI.Y received and for sale at & pio.i
lsants' Bookstore, Richmond---a ven, -.
collection Of Music 70; the PIANO Fufyc = 3.
in sheets ~
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Virginia

Virginia:
at a Superior CoRyt ofChanceyr, holden at the
caaeitot, in The city Of Rieha,oni, lie Is, day
cfSeetember, 1911,
James Faulkner plt'f
Susan Peyton, widow and rehct OF John Pevton,
decd. the honorable John Brown, Judge ofthe
Superior court OF Chancery for the Staunton
district, Henry !. Pcyton s, Addison b. Arrnis-
tead, administrators of the said John Pevton.
the SAID Henry |. Peyton, also one of the heirs
OF the said John reyton and the said Addison
B. Armistead, interested in right of his wife
Mary III. ArmisteaSl, LAKE Mary H. Pevton, one
OF the hcircssesofthe said John Persap. decd.
Mary H. Arnistead, wife oftb<f said kiison
% Armistead, John Pcyton, 4arga& b ton.
Elizabeth Peyton, Francis ri ton a6 IL sia
Peyton, children, heirs, hci sscs o8thM aid
John Peyton, deed. and viii said Jim lar
garet, Elizabeth, Francis an 81 .o1isia - in
tants under the age of twenty Ape ye&, Ro-
bert Grayson, and Margaret SusziSzYis wife.
late Margaret. Susan Pcyton, and John Nor
row, Deft's
THE Defendant Addison D. Armistead, not
having entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according TO the act ofAssembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the sa-
tisfaction OF the court that he is not an inhabi-
tant OF this country: on motion of the Plaintiff
by his counsel, 1T is ordered, that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here on the first dav of the
next term and answer the bilo the Plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
said city.
copy--Teste,
WIZ w. HENING, G.. c.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

an the 10th day of December next Gf
~ fair, if not, the next fair day) will be
sold, at the late dwellin.. house Of Colnnel
Miles, Selden, decd. between 20 and so like
ly NEGROES, the stock of Horses, Mules,
Cattle. Sheep and Hogs, Plantation Utensils,
&c. Among the horses are the following, -
Stud six years old by Old Diomed out of Ne
Dam of Lady Bollingbrolle; named EmA
net; one other Stud four years old, by&Old7
Diomed, out fLaty Boiling broke ;thishf ses n
full brother to the running horse WraH ;er.A
and is nearly sixteen hands high ViJni0 4
by Daredevil ont of Lady BollingbrAA II
six years old; one hly by Robin Reebreast/
out of Lady Bollingbrokc, years old one
hlly out of Virginia by Hornet folded in April
last there are alsoseverale ether blcoded mares
and colts The above property WILDE sold for
cash. The subscriber wishes to sell private
ly, TWO TRACTS OF LAND living in the
neghborhood of Richmond they are neatly
improved and are judiciously arranged for
farmers: all persons having claims against
the estate, are requested to briag them for
ward properly authenticated ON OF before the
day of SALE
MILES SELDEN, Fx'or.
Oct. 5, 1911. - (wtdsA
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JOHN WILSON,
yEyHE citizens of Richmond and its vicinity

HStiE citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
Il are respectfully informed that "'rhe Rich
mond Hill Academy will be opened again on
the I'd day Of September, under the supeIin-
tendance of the Rev. Jesse Turner, :; Young
gentleman of amiabe disposition, of Gppro-
we'd character, and liberal education. Mrs.
Gooseley, who now resides at the Academy,
will take charge of the female detachment,
and instruct young ladies in readineS writing
and needle-work. She will also take a few
TO board ON very reasonable terms. Some
one of the tutors will attend at stated hours,
to teach Arithmetic. The Academy is now
completely furnished with able and rcspecta-
bic teachers, and it is believed that Parents
and Guardians would find their interest III
giving it encouragement and support.
BY order Of the Board.
JOHN ID. BLAIR. President.
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EyS selc aud Transportation, Eve likely voupr
negro MOI, nov confined 10 the PenitcA iary--
einons whom sre, one good Iiostlcr, one B7ffnoul.
der, one good House Servant.
sest ID 1914. (al
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Bail and Delivery Eopds
FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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HIRGINl 4 .

VIRGINIA:
At Superior Court Of Chancery, holden at the
Capitol, in the City of Richmond, the 18th day
of September, 1871.
TIE Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
Buildings of the State of Virginia, Pitts.
AGAINST
Margaret Hciskill, Thomas Hcisk -asd George
ileiskiN, and Horace Narshalymd EhQbeth
his wife, and Charles IIeiskilx Maia,iI len kill,
Caroline IIeiskill, Ferdinand yasf IA Cd son
Iieskil', the last six of who Al snt hill
dren of Godlove Heiskill, dSessed Def's.
THE defendants Thomas Heisetl and George
Heiskill, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of As
sembly and the rules of this Court, and it APP
pearinst TO the satisfaction ofthc Court that they
arc NOT inhabitants of this country: on motion
OF the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL it is ordered,
that the said defendants do appear here on the
FIRST day of the next term and answer the bill Of
The plaintiffs; and that a copy of this order he
forthwith inserted III some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for two months sue ccs-
sively, and posted at the front door of Tic Cap
itol, in the said city.
"A copy Tcste,
WIN. w. HENINC, G. C.
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WTlLLIAM SHAPARD has Just received
W lin addition to his late supplies) and for
sale on moderate terms,
20 Hhds. Sugar.
100 VT. best Spanish Indigo,
100 bags pateat Shot assorted,
IS boxes Roll Birthstone,
40 do. by 10 Window Glass.
20 do best Mould Candles
5qr. casks old Sherry Wine bestoualty
200 pieces American Manufactured ~
GOODS, viz ~
bedticks, Diapers, Stripes Checks klhr<
ting, Shooting, Chambrays, Plaids, EottA 81
Yarn, or ready spun Cotton, &c. VIZ BE- ~
leave TO call the attention Of the pe,Ble Gel 7
morally to the AMERICAN MANGkC-A y
|TURED GOODS particularly thcNsarA/
good, and cheap; he prcsumes K umcccssa%
ry to say that they ought to have the prefer.
cnce TO any foreign goods these times The
Bedueks particularly are far superior 70 any
Of foreign manufacture. A Constant SUPPLY
OF American Manufactured Goods, for Which.
American produce will be received iD pay.
meut.
\. b. Cash or Goods given for Flour, as u
suai.
Richmond, oct7. 1911. tep6twnl
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT toa Decree of the Worship
n full court of Chesterfield. in the case of
ChaPpell's Distributes, Us. Chappelrs Exc
cutors, We the undersigned Commissioners
therein named, will on the 22d day of Octo-
Der next, proceed to execute the SAID Decree,
by exposing to public sale ION the premises)
on a credit OF one and two years, the TRACT
OF LAND, of which Abraham Chappell
died seized, lying in the county of Chester
neld, near the Buckingham Road and Bethel
Meeting house, and Containing $50 acres
Also negro fellow named Dick,-Bonds
and approved security will be required of the
purchasers
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100 Dollars Reward.

!. RUN AWAY from the subscriber in
Halifax county, Virginia. on the night of
TIE 9TH inst three slaves, viz. JACK, his
Efe BETTY, and their daughter FANNY.
-Sck is small mulatto man about 40 or so
Years of age, his hair inclined to be straight ::
lie is very sensible and an active good Gard
ner, Hostler and Carriage driver; Betty is a
large mrlatte woman, inclined to be very
he"hy and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to /; she Is between 30 and S5 wears of
age; and Fanny, mulatto girl, II or Is
years OF age, very cross-eyet, las n.plea-
sing eountenance and apt tJlJsnile2 when
spoken to; she is low but se< aid well
made.-Jack carried with him ~ blue
Goats turned up with buff, one of Itch was
nearly new, and number of ottSef Clothes
betty and Fanny carried with them a
number of good clothes, not recolectetl.
They viii no doubt attempt to pass rs free.
and probably will he lurking about Rich
nond, where Betty has a Brother and her
\ mother living both of them rs free her
\ BOTHER calls himself John Hamblcton. All
> 1&sters OF vessels and others are cautioned
.Samst conveying away, or in any way bar
-bosring said slaves at theirperil
will give the above reward if secured IN
any Jail SO that l get them again, or so
dollars for either of them. IF brought ic.ae
all reasonable charges will be paid in addi-
tSn TO the above reward
JOHN WILSON,
Ccnniiffcr Of
JAMES n. GLENN.
July 22d, 1911. IN
N. b. lack formerly belonged TO Mr.. John
Sird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
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Virginia:

virginia:
At superior court Of Chaneeyy, hoilen at the Ca
Pttal, IN the Cit, Of Richmond, the I'D day of
Septentber, 1911
Philip Norborne Nicholas, Attorney General of
the Commonwealth of Virginia on behalf the
said Commonwealth, Pl'tf
ACAINsr
Thomas Rcvcley, Joseph Revcley, and George
Reveley Sons, and heirs at law, of John Reve-
ley decd Charles Croughton, administrator
OF the sad John Reveicy deed. John Scruggs,
Peter GuerTant, Jr. William Minton, Jesse
Minton, and John Nicholas Joshua Nicholas.
George Nicholas, ard Elizabeth Nicholas.
children and heirs ofJohn N.isbeksnfhe elder
deed. and John, Scott Cinfax Of Pat
the daughters Of the IA Joha<EicU las the
elder, decd. BY Edwah ScotfsRpcMlly as =
signed his guardian, I'D RollN &ichoIas.
John Nicholas, EitticbdfAV Nicf1lG and Geo :
NICHOLAS, infant sons Of RofeAst Nicholas decd
WHO was also one of the sons and heirs Of the
Sod John Nicholas the elder, decd by Lit
uIeberry Mosby specially assigned their guar
oian, Def'ts.
THE Defendants Thomas Reveiev, Joseph
Rsyeiey and Joshua Nicholas, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security sccor-
ding TO tho act Of Assembly and the rules of this
court and II appear ing o. the satisfaction ofthc
court, that they are not inhabitants fti,is co,m-
Try on motionof the Plaintiff, it is ordered
that thc said Defendants do appear here ON the
first day Of tho nc e tern, and answer tho bin OF
the Plaintiff; and that a copy Of tbs order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the City Of Richmond, for two months success
sNeiy, and posted at the front door of the Ca
pitol, in The said city
a Copy-1cstc,
WV. vs.. IIENINc, c. c.
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COMMUNICATION.
soLIL0QUE.

/" What mean these tumults IN a. statesman,s
breast,
These boding horrors that destroy my rest
Each morn the yilest billingsgate is shed
From base polluted columns on my head.
De, once honor'd with a Colonei's post,
TO sense of gratitude and honor lost,
Ure'd on by S...H, and doubtless feed full well,
Now ra, es damoniac like afiend OF hell.
Good Heav'n in evil hour he came,
And luckless drawn from pettifogger's game:
In hour more evil to place of state
Uprais'd wretch, dishonest found too late.
In dexter hand the Pamphlet while hold,
.Iy whole frame totters, and my blood runs
cold.
o he;nous treach'ry unexampled, mean !
NV views, my wishes, all expos'd and seen
But, is no remedy, no safeguard near,
No cav ling scribbler, ready still to swear
To all l dictate, and to all say
Yes! one there's, full faithful found for pay !;
One who of old, in hireling cause engaged,
Of scandal hath the dang warfare wag'd.
Yet he.....Another wight, methinks, l know,
Well skill'd in calumny, abusive, low;
From dark intention never seen to swerve:
Him I'll employ, though Minister he stand,
Nay more, Poet, vers'd i'll. fctim bland:...
Behold, he comes With dreams his brain
I'll fill,
And with my counsel guide his plant quill:
So shall SIS statements vanish into air,
And | maintain the Presi. entl.l chair:
So shall triumph DER desperate foe,
And from my head avert tn impending blow
X II II X X 4
VETO.
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Such blessings arc ours-with cur honors
content, stt
We ask but our rights in their peaceful
possession
Not vainly, we threaten, nor lightly resent
Our hearts leap in union to combat opprcs-
sion.
When perils are rife,
We decline not the strife
Our affairs and homes are more dear than
our life
The land of our fathers ne'er uourish'd
slave,
To DIE OR BE FREE, is the right OF the brave
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COURT OF ADMIRALTY,
EiAY 80, 1911.
Shin FOI and others.

Ship FOI and others.
Sir William Scott this day commenced
giving Judgment in the ease of the ship
Fox, which was taken Nov. 18th, 1910,
bound from Boston TO Cherbourg. "Itis
| contendc,l,'' said his LortIship, son the
part Of tic eapters, that, under the order
| in council of Goth April, 1909, this ship
and cargo, being destined to a port Of
France, are liable to coniiscaticn. On the
part of the claimants it has been replied,
that the ship and cargo cannot be contis-
Gated under the orders in council !; first,
because these orders have in fact become
extinct, being proiessedly founded upon
measures which the enemy had retracted:
and secondly, that il the orders in council
are to be considered as existing, there are
circumstances Of equity in the present
case, and in The others that follow, which
ought to induce tie court to hold them
exonerated from the penal effect OF these
orders.
O@His Lordslip then ,oent into an fla-
brate discussion Of questions 7chethcr i.
the Orders IN Council zcere repngndnt to
the lao Of nations. he enght to be bound By
them .chich zoe haUe not ROOF, to copy.
To the piea thct The French Hecress 1cers
retracted, and thct Of course The B''ilish
Orders ought 10 be ertinet, his Lordshfp,
al ter tong Discussion Of the facts otter
ed on the subject, oJserred, that he had not
receired any declaration Of government
thGt the French DEGREES 7cererepeGicd, Gnd
that it zuas his duty to 1cait for such DE-
ciaration and zchich the gorernnen!
zoonld hare made, heFresnmed, i thersro
cation had bona fide taken place. Ike thsH
adds
This, however, is matter of notori-
ETY., that these DEGREES are pronounced
fundamental laws Of the French empire
that they were declared so in their orisl-
nal formation; and that they have been
since so declared repeatedly and recently
long since the date of the present tran
sactiOns. The declaration Of the person
sitting himself the Due de Galore imports
no revocation; for that declaration III,
ports only conditional retraction, anu
this upon conditions known to be lmpossi-
bic to be complied with. 1t has been u'ss~
cd that the American government has con,
sidcred it otherwise, and has SO declare"
it for the regulation OF the conduct OF inc
people of that country. If such IS INV
fact, it is not for me to lose sight OF iiia'
respect which is due to the acts OF a 10
reign government SO far asto question lDo
propriety of any Interpretation which 'ile'
may have given to such an instrument
But when the effect OF such al instralnen'
is pressed upon me- for the purpose OF c"',
ling for my decision, must be al4o"sa
to interpret it for myself. and to act h}O'
that Interpretation. And to me it appear
that the declaration, clogged as it Is WIN
stipulations known TO be beyond the reata
of all rational hope of any compliance"
effect renuaciation of any serious Pun
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His mWesty's sloop Taltcrrs, Of J
Samdy Hook, 18th Juii, 1911.

Sandy Hook, 18th JuiH, 1871.
SIR-iiayiRg Observed in tie \. Yc,.;
papers. that il is believed there, that =
Nj. slocp .Atalante did Getain schooner,
and send her TO Halifax On tie 18Th ins,
wish You would be pleased in the must
public manner to contradict the sail re.
port, for no schooner has been detained
either by the Atalan;e or this ship. and
tie only schooner spoken by either was
one, with live stock bound to tic West.
indies, out Of which we purchased some
sheep. i have the honor to remain, ST.,
your most cbcd;ent humble servant.
in. PASCO.
To Thomas Barclay, Esq.
British Consul, n. York.
The following article Which appeared
under the Marine head in the \. YORK
Gazette, Of Thursday morning last, is the
one alluded to in the above letter.
"The brig Lydia, Russell, IL days from
Lisbon, in ballast, to capt. WilIiams.-
18th June] was boarded by the AtaIante
sloop Of war. having in co. a yellow sided
schooner, Which afterwards stood to the
eastward, supposed to have been ordered
for Halifax"
We understand the British sleeps Of var
Atalante, and Tartarus, after receiyia.
dispatches from Consul Barclay, last
Thursday, Immediately set sail for IIamp-
ton Roads, where the Atalante was to stop
and to take dispatches from the British
Consul at Norfolk and then proceed direct
for Halifax. The 'Tartarus will wait Ger
dispatches from Mr.. Foster, the british
minister at Washington.-N. Z. Eren;ns
Post.
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Communicated for the Whig.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. JU' Uto VHtS'
Extract CT letter from merchant at
Monte Video to his correspondent in
Baltimore, dated May Is, 1914.
"This government has prohibited or
stopped the sailing of 10 vessels that were
loaded and ready for the Havana, for the
purpose of unloading their cargoes for the
consumption of this place, in case of the
necessity which is apprehended in conse-
quence Of the approach ofthe enemy, who
are at this moment but four leagues from
this city. Nothing is doing in business
of any kind, and war alone occupies the
thoughts of every one. Every person is
under arms" &c. &c.
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ODE
ODE
CouposED FOR The FOURTH OF JUL Y,
Eighteen Hundred and Eleven,
.dnd Sang at the Republican, celebration
IN SALEM.
BY TIE HON. JOSEPH STORY.


a. .@9::m
Welcome Welcome the day, when assem-
bled as one,
Our gallant forefathers proclaim'd US a ma
ton,
When Liberty rose, as from chaos the Sun,
To illumine our realm with the rays of SAL
vation.
Heard in triumph, her voice
Babe her children rejoice,
And defend by their valor The laws OF their
choice.
Let the slave bite the dust, who to power bends
the knee,
The Gods shall protect those who DARE TO
BE FREE r.
Mid the perils of war, mid the darkness OF
death, .,
Our Sires forc'd their way through the viii
derness dreary,
In vain famine and sickness shed Pestllent
breath,
They grew by defeat, and their zeal nc CT
was weary.
Lo, Libery's light,
Thro' the tempest shone bright,
Twas their cloud by the day, and their Pill
lar by night.
Let the brave ne'erdespair, forthough myriads
/ oppose,
The arm nerv'd by FREEDOM shall conquer
all foes.
Shades of Heroes departed! the perils We bore,
The fame of your deeds to your offspring
descending,
Shall swell through each vale and enkindie
each shore,
From the spring of the morn to the day
western ending,
Your country to save,
Mid the battles dire rave
We bled.-antl the laurels have cover'd your
While we mourn your sad doom, not unblest
be the sigh,
'Tis sweet'-'tis sublime, for our country to
die.
Where Liberty dwells, 10, what beauties arise,
Arts, science and virtue enjoy her protec-
ton,
Ey'n the soil feels fresh nurture distil from
the skies,
And pours from its bosom the fruits of per.
lection.
Beneath her mild reign,
Commerce freights the free main,
And the loves and the graces disport Oh the
|. plain,
Then perish the coward who shrinks to :
| slave,
| Heaven gives us rich blessings to nourish the
brave.
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By Mr.. Melville from France, we have
been favored with Paris Papers to the 2ith
Nav and list Of vessels released in
French ports.
Paris, May tf.
The day before yesterday Mr.. Erving,
Ambassador from the United States to the
Court of Denmark, was presented to the
Emperor by the Duke OF Bassano, Min
ister Of foreign Relations. Also, Mr..
Neywand, an American.
Nay 81.
Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain, ira
Yelled through France to Paris incos, and
refused all the honors due to his rank.
1t is said the emperor set off yesterday
on journey of some days to the coasts OF
La Nlancha. The minister oil the interi-
or accompanies His Majesty.
Lefebvre, aged 80, exchange broker,
has been convicted of fraudulent bankrupt
CIV, and condemned to work 6 years OH the
fortresses.
May %.
The King of Westphalia has just arriy-
ed at Paris. The King Of Naples has
left Paris.
Cacn, May 90.
All is hustle here, in order to be ready
to do honor to their Imperial Majesties
who are momenly expected.
Uestphalia, May If.
In consequence Of the excess ofexpen-
diturcs over the receipts, King Jerome
has ordered the sale of six millions ofpub-
lie property.
NAPLES, May 9.
A woman here has been delivered al
one accouchment, of six male and seven
female children all alive, and perfectly
organized They have been preserved
and a more particular description will be
given.
Copenhagen, May If.
A cruiser from the Baltic asserts, that
thew heard on Sunday last canonade,
that lasted from ii O'Clock in the forenoon
till in tile evening.
Stockholm Mays.
A pension is granted to the late King
Of Sweden together with his private pro-
perry, provided he does not attempt to re-
enter his former dominiOns, which all OFF,
GERS are ordered to prevent.
An extraordinary meteor has been seen
in several parts Of France, nearly at the
same time
The king of Rome, Bonaparte's infant,
has been vaccinated.
List of American Vessels dismissed from
sequestration, and whose cargocs are
now at the disposal Of the Consignees,
on condition ofexporting two-thirds the
value in silks.
Hare, Bertody, at Civita Vecchia, from
Boston; Ann, Harris, Bayonnc, New
York Globe, Murphey, do Baltimore;
s. Emmeiine, Hutchinson, Bordeaux;
Philadelphia; Alert, Nichols, do. New
buryport Atlas, Forbes, do. Baltimore
Female, Creagh, do. do. Milo, John
son, do. do. Traveller, Pcndergrast,
do. Ncw-York Meteor, Hawley, do.
Philadelphia; Liberty. Schew, do. do.
Bird, Evans, do. Salem Lydia, Kill
ham, do. Boston; Sally. Benson, Croisle,
Marblehead; Adventure, Collier, do. do.
Grace Ann Green, Green, Marseilles,
New York.
Communicated for the Whig.
Extract CT letter from merchant at
Nonta V;dao In HE nrreSpondent in
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From the Boston Palladium Of Tuesday
FROM FRANCE.

FROM FRANCE.
By Mr.. Melville from France, we have
been favored with Paris Papers to the 2fth
Nav and a list Of vessels released in
French ports.