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WILLtAM II. HUBBARD, respectfully
w informs his customers and the public,
that he has removed To street, opposite ;o captain
CANDLES, at the sign o. the Bsot ana Shoe are
honse, where he continues his business in its various
branches.
In addition to great variety of Roots and Shoes
OF his manufacture, he offers handsome assort-
n,cnt ct SLoAS's ELEGANT BAl.TIMoRE 30 rs.
As he rs cmuous TO please, e will cndeayor by keep
ing constant supply of Shoes aud Pumps OF every
description, selected from the approved icto-
rics Of Boston and Ne~-iork, to gratiiy generous
community.
Waxc,t Calf Skins, Boot Legs and Tops Black and
Co!ourcd Roam SKINS Shoe Thread, &c. &c. always
Ob,:,inablc On application.
n b. Orders tson, the coun,rs gratefully receives.
| and pun, suany attended To.
On consignment and daily cetected PEI sch'r
| Herki,ier, SIX NJ'.NJ)Ri.D P.4IR .SHOES
wen assorted and suitable the season. which will be
sold at wholesale at the invoice price, for cash,
small advance and % days credit, ;or approved
sotisbc notes.
| November sg. w1iw
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8.

- EMOVAL-JOH.N' b. HILL.4RD. has. re.
~ moved to the lower tenement in Storrs' build
hes, opposite Mr.. Charles Whitlock's, F. formerly
main) streetwhere he has for sale, general assort-
ment of GLASS, CHINA Il CROCKERY WARES,
by wholesale retail
China, Dining and Tea Sets, Liverpool do do Blue
printed and China Dishes, Plates, Twifers Mullins,
Tureens, Sauce do Butter Boats Bakers Salads Co.
vered Nshcs--in short, every article necessary 10
compose co7nplete dining sets, or any part thereof
to make up defcences-Wool Hats by the box or
dozen-S0O pair Morocco Shoes.
The above articles will be disposed of st the lowest
prices for cash or approved paper.
December 5. wit
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.VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
" On the 10th of December next, (if fair,
mot, the next fair day) will be sold, at the late
Dwelling House of Col Miles Selden, decd. between
Twenty and Thirty Likely NEGROES, the Stock
of Hors $, Mules, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Planta-
ton Utensils, sc. Among the Horses are the fol-
lowing-1 Stud, six years old, by Old Dioncd, out of
the Dam of Lady Bollingbroke, named Hornet-onc
other Stud, years old, by Old Diomed, out of Lady
Bollngbroke this horse is full brother to the run
: ming horse Wrsnger, and is nearly sixteen hand.
hgh-Virgpia, by Daredevil, out of Lady Boiling
broke, six years od-one Ally by Robin Reslbrcast,
out of Lady Bollingbroke, years old ne ilIy out
Of Virginia, by Hornet, folded in April last-there
are also several other Biooaea Mares and Coils.
The Subscriber wishes to sell privately, TITO
Tracts IF LIND, lying in the neighboriiood Of
Richnlond--They are neatly improved, and arc jul
diciously arranged for Farmers-AIl persons having
claims against the estate, requested bring them
forward properly authenticated, before the day
of sale.
%, The above property win be sold at sixty and
ninety days credit for negotiable with satisac-
tory security.
MILES SELDE.N. Err.
Nov. 1. wtds
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. ;aADY MADE. CLOTHING. CT al
IN most every description, TO the amount q. more
than I, 5000 WORTH, Of my own Manufacturing. Cen
Tic "a wishing Ia, FURNISHED with garments Of any
kind, are desired To v.,, the Subscriber, at the
.Nep ore C!ofa!rS Ssere, Main-s.reet, Richmond,
directly opposite MIR. Robert Gamh.es--vhere they
can be supplied with any Garment they want, ON as
reasonable terms ANY in the United States
CURTIS F.dlRCHILi,
.:ierchant- Taylor.
NJ y. U'Ga.cd. as cdoce. three or four First rate
Coa.-sn0tess.
Richmond, Nov. 5 Wow
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NiRGINIA.----At a Superior Court Of
V Chanccry, holden at the Capitol, in the
City of Richmond, the 5th day OF September, 1911.
james Brown, jr. PiE
.}gdinst
Joseph Iddngs & Caleb r. Iddings, late merchants
aud partners, under the firm OF Joseph aud Caleb T..
iddings, and Andrew Sthnccmann, Defs.
TIE defendants Joseph Iddings and Caleb L. Id
cings, not having entered their appearance and given
sceurity according 10 the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules of this Court, and il appearing to the satisiac
ton of the court, that they not inhabitants of this
count y--on mOton OF the Plaintiff by his counsel, IL
is ordeyed, .I'rd the sid Defendants do appear here
on tle first day Of TIE next aud the bill
OF the Piaii:if--and that a copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in Newspaper published III
the City Of Richmond, for two months successfully,
ard posted at the front door OF the Capitol, in the
said CITY.
Copy. Tostc.
VIZ. w. IIEy1NG, c. c.
November s. wsw
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" VI f. subscriber wishes toinform his friends
Il that he has remove his collection of
the very best GRATED FRUIT TREES, from
Mr. Bells Garden To the Garden formerly occupied
by Mr.. Fletcher, little above the market bridge,
where he has ON band great variety of Green
House Plants, English Goose Berries, and very
good collection Of S!rubs which lie offers for sale on
reasonable terms.
ANDREW MARI.
November 90. If
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TO S of LAND in the vicinity of Rich4
h inoud On SATURDAY., 18th December.
at 12 O'Clock, will be sold, at Public Auction on the
premises, about four miles below the City Of Rich.
mond, on the stage road TO Williamsburg, FIVE
,.,;.h a,aosD, Of 100 acres saeh throng,.
and forming onc-fourtb ofeach Lot The whole is
heavily timbered with pine and oak, and worthy the
attention OF miii-owncrs and ship-bulders.
The terms will be-onc third required in notes, at
60 days, ncgocisble at the Bank of Virginia the
mander in niue and twelve months, to be secured by
deeds of trust on the land.
O 7 plan OF the Lots may be seen, in few daye.
at the Vendue Office OF Moncue, Robinson aud
Peasants.
WILLIAM MAYO.
Powhatan, Dee 3. 1t
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CASTOR OIL, &c.--Beyamn Du Yoi
~ T. Son have Quantity Of CAS7OR
on, Of a superior qnaii:q, together with gene
raj assortment Ut MUGS, SfEDTCE.NES, &c
which they will sell low iOr cash, to punctua Gus
tomcrs, 1T tlic usual credit
Richmond, Nov. Sg. 4wSwGw
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Nov. s.
4 ,ANDS and NEGROES FOR .S.4LE.-

u ANDS and NEGROES FOR .S.aLE.-
Ia In pursuance OF the last will and tesla :
mcnt Of Andrew Johnston, deed wi be sold to the
highest bidder at his late dwelling hou.c in Prince
Edward county ON, Thursday the nineteenth ,lay oi
December next, if fair, if the next fair ,lay all the
negroes belonging the estate of the said deceased
Except three which be applied to a special L..
Sacy) consisngof about forty in number of different
ages and scSes-amongst them proportion of re-
markably likely Young Men and Women, and also
the Stock OF Hogs and about three thousand lbs tte,,
Pork, some Mich Cows, Wagon and Team togo
Their with the Crop OF Corn, Fodder and Oats, and
some Plantation Utensils
The Negroes will be sold for cash, the other arti-
cles payable the twenty first day Sept 1872 except
it be for sums of twenty dollars or UNDER for which
cash will be required
dit of one and two years. three Tracts of LAND one
of them being the whereon the deceased lived
consisting of about thousand acres, of which there
are about hundred of rich low grounds yet to
clear On this place is comfortable dwelling house,
nearly new, with the requisite number of out houses
amongst which is granary and six tobacco houses,
most OF them new with tight roofs, the bodies ell
daubcd, cellars dug out--and in all respects admirably
adapted TO the curing OF tobacco in the finest stic-
The plantation is uncominonly well incosed and d.
ded into proper shifts. 1t lies in an agreeable neigh
borhood and Is conveniently situated, being near to
the Court-housc, College, Mills, &c. There viii be
place this Rlbfor which the purchaser Of the Land
viii be, required TO pay at the fair market price and
tor putting IT IN the ground The other tracts lie
ON Sawneys and Rough Greeks in the upper end of
the county, one Of them containing five hundred and
twenty eight, the othertwo hundred and fifty two and
a half acres, both entirely in woods All persons
having claims against the said estate will please lodge
them properly authenticated with Mr. Abner Nash,
and those indebted 70 it requested to make pay
ment, or suits will he commenced.
CHARLES JOHNSTON,
.iinai,Sstr Gtor, spith the Viii annexed, of
.9ndreyo Johnston, decd.
Campbell, 18th November. wtds
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nRYGOODSa at prime cost.-The SUBJ
u scliber intendingto close his present es-
adjustment, offers for cash town accer,ances al
wholesale or retail, his toluabie STOCK Of yy Gooda
at Prime Cost--Consisting of a general assortment
OF British French and India Goods, well calculatcd
for the present and approaching season.
JOHN WOOD.
October 49, - - q
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VNANCY GOODS < MILLINFRY.--Ro.

EANCY GOODS & MILLINERY.--Ro-
4 bert Da1Idoon has iust received hand
some assortment Of F.4ylCY GOODS 81 MIN
VERY, wlie he offers for sale (oppcste the Globe
Tavern. ON the most reasonable terms-1be Mill
merry and .iaafRa -.;fatiaS viii be attended to by
Mrs. Davidson sornciy al orders viii be pune
tuay executed, and in the us; fashionable manner
Z. ID. having made srrsu scments to procure from
Che north the nepes fss'gcns Il s.or.es; poaee.
NoY &C.. u
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intend to leave this place, in eight or ten
q DAYS, for the State Of Georria.---All per-
sons having claims against Of any such there area
will cali before that time and receive payment. Du-
ring my sbserce Nj. William Marshall or Captain
William ID. Wren will attend to my business =,
JOHN +. PRICE.
Richmond, Dee. s. It
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|yTH1E subscribers having sustained much
u Inconvenience by tresspasscs committed
on their Lands lying James River in the counties
of Hcnrico and Goochland, hereby give notice, that
all persons forbid to hunt, shoot, fish, cut wood
and throw down destroy enclosures ON their lands,
and that any person offending will be prosecuted
cUrding to law.
John HTckha,n, Francis Harris,
James Carrie, WItiidnt Goode,
Philip Rogers, John Graham,
John .4n,b7er, Robert Gamble. 8
November i9. wtlstJ .
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i A ADVERTISEMENT subscriber
IN having commenced business in the Com
mission Line in the City of Richmond, hopes by
strict attention to merit share of the patronage Of
his friends JOHN BRYCE.
November % w4wp
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powhatan T'inds!l WIN. Lewis, Def'ts
On the motion ofthc p.alrii.l, and it appearing to
dali is ,btant vi this state il is ordered and
lecrccd, that unless the said 1in,!ali shall appear
here OH or before January court next, and answer
the bill ct the plaintiff, the viii then proceed to
take the same for confessed rs to him, and decree
,le matter thereof accorn:ly ,-:Gd that copy OF
tbs order be Forthwith Inserted in some public news
paper OF the City OF luchmon !, for two months sue
ccssively and anothe. copy le pnstedup the front
door OF the courthouse OF this county. I1
u Copy.
Nov. s. wynn
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A TEACHER of the Languages, Writing, Arith-
4 n metc and Geography, would be glad to engaa,
not more than ten or twelve boys for the cusuirs-
year, in healthy part OF the country. Any gentle
to the printer.
November 29. 2aw6v
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y wait q private TUTOR, who can teach;
d Latin, Greek, Writing, Arithmetic. Ge-
ocrapby, &c and who can be well recommended foS,
sobiiety and mid temper. His situation vii! be a
grccab'c, and he will only have the management Of
scholar, ward Of mine, with the privilege u
taking three four more On terms be agreed ca.
JOHN Tyler.
Green Way, Bee. 8. ~
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n CHANCERY.-Cum Decem-
Der Court, 1911.
Thomas e.. Armstrong, PIT
against
Samuel Allen, & Judith Allea his wife .
and John Woodson, DeSfs.
On the motion of the Plaintiff, by his Attorney--I
is'ordered, that the defendant, John Woodson, be
restrained from sccreting or paying away as much
money appears to be due the plaintiff, say nine
pounds sixteen sliiiugs---and it appearing to- the
Court, that the defendants, Saml Allen and wife,
not inhabitants of this state, and faug To give
rty according to law and the rules of this
the motion of the plaintiff, by his counscl-f is o1cr
ed, that the defendants Saml and wife, appear here
on the 4t Monday in December next, and answer
the compliments bill& tiata copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted, in somc of the newspapers
printed in the City of Richmond, for two months
eessivelt aud posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this county
n Copy. Trieste,
CIRIS4. WOODSON, DC &C.
Nov s. wSwP
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vAILLlAM sHAPARD has for sale the

ATiLLlAM SHAPARD has for sale the
Wv following GOODS, Uiz
200 sacks Salt, mostly Lii Glass salt cellars
vcrpcoi filled Race and ground ginger.
$4,000 lbs. Coffee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
green Salt petrc, Indigo
50 crates assorted queens Chocolate, birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard
and in Hhds. Imperial and Gunpowdei
SO barrels New-Eng!and Tea
Rum Powder and Shot
W. L. do. Snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do Logwood
Baltimore Whiskcy Writing and Printing pa,
CaiutlIer's and Ley per
burns rectiicd Whis- German Rolls
key in barrels and tier Sack bags and sackine
Cos Ravens Duck
Ncw-York prime and Romal Handkerchiefs
New-Orlcans Pork
Cbpt and whole Her. .4mericdR atanufacfw
rings ed GoodS, Vls.:
Swedes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, Crawlcy and Stripes
Blistcred Steel Checks
Window Glass Shifting
China 10 small boxes Sleeting
Half pint and pint tum- Chapbrays
bicrs Plads and
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn,
September 90. IF
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whuse yL..ectien walker shot Mr.. Brooks,
near St. Adams Point not long since, has
been arrested, and brought before justice
Of the Peace, who after long, careful. de-
liberate examination of the case, ordered
him to he committed to prison to take his
trial at the next Supreme court to- be holden
inthe county, for MURDER, and he was
accordingly committed. Buel was then
brought up by Habeas Corpus before two of
! the Judges of Franklin County court, who
after a solemn hearing, decided that it was
q 5ailable offence, and ordered that Buel give
bond with sureties in the sum of thousand
dollars for his appearance before the next
Supreme court-this bail was procured, and
J Buel liberated from his confinement. Siace
the above transaction, Walker, the immcdi-
ate perpetrator CT the horrid crime who was
net TO Ee found, has come forth from his
/, lurking place and surrendered himself up to
the cisi. aGshority. This case will probably
be disposed of, similar TO that of Buel -
This amoumes TO an acquistal; they need not
appear; the Court can CHANGER the bend
down to u cent.
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Nov. {

ROBERT NELSON & Co. have receiy-
4 = ed, and are now opening at thcir store.
(Nianstreet,) very extensive and general sssot-,
ment of WOOLLE.N, COTYO.W s. F-9NCY
GOOOS, ofthe newest fashions, which they wid
sell, Wholesale and Retail at ther usual prices, for
Cash or Acceptsnces in Town.
Oct 25. IF
II. S. They have also. received AN elegant assort-
ment of 'JEWELRY, of the latest fasions-En-.
gish, French and American manufacture-A few
boxes P.4IENT SIX HITS, of the first qua
lity. Y
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VOHN KING has just received an addi-
- tional assortment OF FALL & WINTER
GOODS, which he viii sell, at his usual cheap rates
for cash
Richmond, Oct. 90. If
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NURPHY &c CRUNIP, fourth door above.
M the Bell Tavern, Richmond, have on
hand an assortment of GROCERIES,, CHINA
GLASS. and CROCKERY WARE, which they Offer
tor sale on reasonable terms, in exchange for
country produce.
They have just received supp!y:of fresh Teas,
london Porter, and Salt in sacks, Liverpool filed :
November 90. If
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YSHE Subscribers, having formed con-
J. nection, respectfully acquaint the Pub
lie, that the CO.A.afLSSI0.N BUSINESS, here
tofore carried by Richard anderson, will, from
this date, be conducted by them, under the Firm of
ANDERSON, 50 blair. -
They have provided commodious Tile rooted
Lumbcr-Housc, in the vicinity of the Basin, forthe
reception of Flour, &c. hope, by attention TO bu-
counting will be the one heretofore occupied by
IR "A raTl u ~. t' tctf .::rii' VI .st5l:5 =
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} RICHARD .A.NDER son
iBEVERLEY BLdLR.

Richmond, Oct. 1s wifi
or The above connection viii cradle me to<ie-
vote most of my time to the Tobacco business. Mr..
directed to the other branches Il the Commission
Busmess. -. -,.ttls
r.. a.ANDERSOM
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lY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed b.,

NY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed by
ES James c. Anthony and Mary S. Antho-,
ny, his wife. to the Subscribcr bearing date on the
day Of December, in the year 1sIo-and duly.
recorded in the General Court-piH be Sold, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, Saturday, the
seventh OF December next, before the door OF the
Bel, in the City OF Richmond one, undivided. Sd part
Of Tract of LAND, situate in the county Of Glou-
cestrr, called and known by the name of Paradise.
containing, in the whole, Eighteen Hundred .qcres.
more or less-it being the tract ofIand devis-
ed by Philip Lee to his three daughters-Also, the
following SLAVES, to spit Sam, Frank, Bob,
Jerry, Reuben, Daniel, Patsey, Lewis and his
wife, and Mary Girl. rhc sale of the foregoing
property, will take place at the hour of Eleven in the
fOrenoou---apd deed, with special warranty
will he made the purchaser, for the Land and a bin
of sale, with the ike warranty, for the Slaves by
WILLL4AI DL4RSH.ALT,
Trustee.
Richmond, Nov. +, ids
Ut The sale of the property contained in the above
advertisement is postponed until further notice 10
gwen. VIM. MARSHALL
November 90.
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CHILGS TERRELL,
LEWIS ATKINSON

N B. A gentleman from France will attend such
students Oh ,ne subscribers US WISH 10 speak the
cd with board and washing, a: 3 l2u the term, by
C. Terrell; who also wishes Evening Class OF
Young men, as students OF Bellies Lectures. Ethics and
Logic. 49,:
Richmond, Nov. 90. ~ ~ - ~. wAwp
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4 HE Subscribers Will continue their exer-
j tio,,s in the E:DUC.3IIOh'et YOUTH, the
ensuing year, at the eligible place. @hc., they
occupy at present They viii teach the English Ian
guage, Geography, Arithmetic and Mathematics
Also, the Latin, Greek and French languages.
Price for tuition, by the term, IS 10. TO be paid
quarterly in advance.
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FROM THE NATIONAL 1sqsIL1cscERR

Mr.. Gales-We could but lament, upon
observing III Your paper OF Saturday, that
the official account OF the attack upon Gov.
HARRISON, confirmed the painful intelli-
gence which had been for some days fiuc-
tuating through our city. Painful indeed
that so many valuable men should have fall
len sacrifice to savage pertidy. But whilst
we indulge our feelings of pity over the
names OF those departed patriots who fell
so gloriously, so exemplarily in the service
OF their country, OF pine with regret at the
error which an old soldier might have been
very apt under attending circumstances to
nave fallen into; we should not lose sight of
the singular merit which the occasion SO G.
minently displayed.
Perhaps Gov. Harrison may deserve
much censnre for not having fortified his
camp, and Tor net having taken other mea-
| sures to have avoided surprise, though
scarce any prccaution could have prevented
an unexpected attack. But where shall we
find language TO praise sufficiently that va
lor and stcadiness of mind which under the
complicated difficulties Of surprise, slaugh-
ter and the gloominess of night, could vet
turn the fate OF the battlcs
In regular engagement the General has
but to adopt his plan, and trust to the ability
OF his troops for the execution; but III cases
Of surprise every thing depends on his exer-
tons. Ills voice and example must recall
the fainting spirits of his men and lead them
TO their duty. And challenge history to
produce another instance, where after an
enemy so nearly equal in number, so dread
ful and so brave as the North American sa-
wages, and they made more desperate by
| fanaticism, had penetrated tie centre of a
camp i'll the night and were dealing death
around, that the attacked have rallied and
beat oil the enemy. Indeed, few arc the
instances i'll which they have been able to
effect retreat
IT'S said and truly, that emergencies dis
cover the man. And surely emergencies
nave discovered Gov. Harrison to possess
presence of mind, valor and military skill
qualities which need the experience Of a
few battles only to make ala able military
commander. L.
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The u. States frigatc Essex, Capt. Porter,
sailed from Hampton Roads Oh Saturday
sc might, on cruise.
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NEw-YonE, December

IN W I OH +, OCCCHUer 4.
The y. States fIiga,e y. states, Commo-
dore Decatur, arrived in Hampton Roads
yesterday sc'nnight from d cruise.
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W PRINTING, in ALL RS NA2I-
ETT. roKE. ~. T.FIs office.
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IN CHAScERY.-- buckingham county,
4 October Court, 1911.
ClabJurne West, PPt
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.(VER.) BENE1NC roN, Nov. 55r
Bud. the eol!e6or e Tic rcsc..yc, ~
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The Princess MARY Packet, put back tc
Plymouth leaky, November 2, and woulo
sail again on the 9TH.
Put back to Portsmouth,, October, 81, by
dreadful stormy weather, the James Carter,
which sailed for Morlaix with American
passengers.
Arrived at Plymouth, October s1, the A
5merisan brig Boston, Balm, from Guernsey,
with passengers.
az The .American schooner Little Caro-
line, Iippitt, from Bordeaux for Ncw-York,
with q valuable cargo of wine, brandy, oil,
silks. &c. arrived at Plymouth, England, No
vember 5, having been sem IN by the Semi
ramis frigatc.
PLYMOUTH, Oct. IS.
The Cleaner hired armed Ketch, of IA
guns, arrived here yesterday from New
New York, after a short passage, with tes-
patches from Mr.. Foster, which have been
forwarded to London.
Also, arrived, the American schooner
l rojan, of Baltimore, geo tons, captain a.
ieNandcr Fitch, with a valuable cargo of
coffee, cotton, indigo, sugar, gum, cochi-
neal, skins, &c. bound to Bordeaux, sem in
here by the Acasta frigate. captain Kerr,
and Armide frigate captain Dunn.-She ( 81
taken III a calm, close in with Bordeaux ba
the boats of the Armide, after a Slight re-
sistance-One Of cur scamen was wounded
IN the head. 1t is said the Trojan has "a
large quantity of dollars on beard. She is a
beautiful vessel of her class.