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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-05
.lRtBreuanenus.
FROM the { Mcrietta] Jrestern Spectator.


The report of the fire on Blannerhassett's ISL
ami, mentioned in our last, proves to have been
too correct We learn that three negroes en-
Ployed on the island, undertook on the night of
Saturday week, to pass over to the Virginia side
OF the Ohio, IN canoe which they overset. and
one OF them was drowned. The other two re.
turned to the house, about 3 o'clock in the NOR
ming, chilled in their attempts to save the fel.
low, and one of them in procuring fire. caught
with it some hemp in the north wing. After in .
eHectusl attempts TO quench it himself, he ran
to raise his fellow in the south wing Had he
Immediately alarmed Mr.. Neal, who occupied
the house, II might perhaps have been saved
But while he omitted the cry of fire, and was
obtaining assistance of the negroes, the flames
had progressed tpo Tar to be arrested. Part of
the furniture of Mr.. Neal was saved The u.
tensils. wearing apparel, and various other va.
iuxble articles Of Mr.. { ashwelt. cabinet maker
were consumed in the north wing.-..Aand Mr.
Cssnweh himself in attempting to save some
effects from the house, was severely scorched
and narrowly escaped perishing. A sudden burst
or hsme Frustrated him on the floor he rose
with difficulty and had the good fortune through
smoke and flames, to escape at q winding
Mr.. MILLER of Kentucky, who holds Mr.. Blan.
nerhasset's estate on the island to satisfy debts
accrulng on the dishonor of his bills drawn in
favor OF Mr.. Miller in Burr's time has suffered
very considerably by this event He had for two
years devoted the plantation to the raising of
renp NC nA. hien expectations of the profits
from last years cultivation-but great part of
his hemp, (dresscd and packed away in the
house1 was destroyed by the fire. Besides which
he has lost about 800 bushels of hempseed in
tended for the present year, which perhaps can.
not be seasonably replaced
The house was built about ten or eleven years
ago, al great expense, under direction of Mr..
biannernassett himself, and exhibited tas,e and
elegance probably unsurpassed, perhaps une-
quaiicd, in the western country. 1t had become
some what deiaced-and the beautiful gardens
and shrubhery described by sir. Writ on Burr's
trial as the residence of an Eve. had been ruined
for want OF culture, but the house was an object
rabie addition to the beautiful nrosneotS - -.
Belpre but its elegance now lies in ashes and
suscitated. M o0 ie
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Ma.ch q,

1 WILL sell privately 600 acres land in Lou.
Il lisa, on Fork Creek near Marks mill in a
populous and respectable neigh5orhood, tbis
land is adjoining very extensive and fine range
for stock, has from SO to gu acres of rich creek
land we'll adapted TO grass, and nearly one half
the tract in wood, most Of which is COED timber
land the plantation well inclosed and with
some LABOR may be made very valuable farm
the land IS under lease, but If sale IS made of il.
possession may be had next fall, he proprietor
having removed 10 Kentucky, will sell great
bargain IN the above mentioned lands for terms
apply TO
LANCELoT MINOR, Ntfoyaey
Tor TOHN TUDD.
feo'@%' wI2wF
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CBY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

AN ACI
merge me salaries Of The .5uages oftAe Cir.
c"'f cowf Jorthe District Of Columbia.
En- enacted by The Senate and House of Pc.
Ca IN Congress assembled That in addition m th.
COMPENSATION heretofore allowed by law to the
OF the circuit court of the district of Co.
iumb,a, the sum Of two hundred dollars per an.
mum De paid to the chiefjustice ofthe said court
=, sne sum OF four hundred dollars per annum
r " en OF inc assistant judges, payable
be made on the LIST day of April next. :
j. B. VARNUM, ~
sPeaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN POPE,
President Of the Senate pro tenspore.
March 5, 1911.
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March 90.

n Louisa County Court, January IA, 1911
Agan.sf-Lancelot Harris ano { In Chancery.
Joseph Shelton, DEFENDANTS.
The defendant, I.ancelot Harris, not having
entered his appearance and given security ,,ac-
corcing to the act of Assembly and the rules of
TINS court and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court, that he is not an mhabitant of this
state On the motion of the plaintiff by his
council, H is ordered, Tha' the said defendant
Lancelot Harris, do appear here on the second
Monday IN April next and answer the plaintiffs
bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in one of the newspapers printed in
the city Of Richmond for eight weeks success
sively, and posted at the front door of this
county on some court day.
Copy. Teste,
JOHN POINDEXTER, Clerk
February 10. w8w
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March

AHoE STORE, WHOLESALE AND RRI
HCTIIL.-Hawkms and Alden (second door
above the buildings latel, executed by Mr. Cope-
land) have received an Invoice Of Silk, Kid and
other shoes. which together with their former
supplies--render their assortment nearly com-
plete-Likewise hats of various kinds, bonnetse
writing and wrapping paper. &c. &c-country
and ether traders are solicited to CALL as we fat
ter ourselves they may be supplied on loufer
terms than at any other store in the CITY.
Now on hand, between'2 & 3OOOi pair OF ser-t
wants coarse and fine shoes-which will be sold
very cheap by the barrel or dozen.
Richmond, March 49, stJ 81
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nN Thursday, the 18th day of next month.
~ will be exposed to public sale, on the nre.
mises, on a credit of two and three years, LOTS
NO and "a, in the town of Cartersyilie, which
formerly belonged to Messrs. Dsanes and were.
by them sold to Mr.. William Mackenzie On
one lot there is an excellent dwelling house, alsti
un.une o.her good lumber house. Intending
purchasers may obtain further information he,
applying to Messrs Archibald Taylor G. Co. who,
AT present occupy the houses. Bonds with an
pro we'd security, to bear interest from the date.
put the interest will be RENTED If the princIpi
is punctuany paid
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Feb. 90 tide
The sale OF the above property in Gainesville;
is postponed till Thursday the 18th dav Of X
prIi next at which time the sale will taKa
place.
March 90. "a,
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TN CHANCERY-Mecklen County.
Jan. Court 1911.
Henry II. Dedman, Con,b't.
against
Philemon Hurt, Jr. and Daniel R. Barnes.
admir- de bonis non of Philemon Hurt, Senr.
decd. Def,s
On the motion of the Complainant by his
Counsel, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the def't Philemon Hurt, Jr is
not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth 1t is
therefore decreed and ordered, that the said
def't do appear here on the LIST day of April
Court next, to answer the bill of the Complain
ant, and give security to abide by and perform
the future decree of this Court, and that COPY
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the town of Petersburg or
Richmond for eight weeks successfully, and be
posted up two Court days successfully, at the
front door of the Court house of this County.
and that the def't Daniel h. Barnes admir- as a.
foresaid be enjoined from paying, conveying a
way or secreting the goods, chattIes or effects
in his hands, belonging to or debts due to the
said Philemon Hurt, Jr. until the further order
ofthe Court.
A Copy. Teste,
w. BARKEWILL, G. M &C
Feb o. MA
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CAROLIWE JCCKE Y. CLUB P6CEs

NIlL commence at the Union Tavern on,
w The 18th of April, free for any horse, marc
or, ,setdlng, agreeable to the RappahaDnock
Jockey Club rules.
!st day, A sweepstake for three years old
Colts and Fillies, fifty dollars entrance Twelve
entered and closedi one mile heats
End day, The Jockey Club purse, about three
hundred and fifty dollars, three mile heats
3rd. day, The proprietors purse, of thirty dol
lars with the toll of the three days, and an en>'
trance Of ten dollars, two mile heats.
PHILIP SAMUEL, Secretary.
March ~ M ep4w
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pY VIRTUE Of a deed of trust, executed to
} Ee us. by John Clarkson and Nancy bis wife
and William Ciarkson, on the fifteenth day of
December, one thousand eight hundred and Sc
ven and recorded in the County Court of AL
bermarle, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF sundry sums of money, as ex.
pressed in said Heed, due from the said John
and William Clarksont to William Brown and Co.
with Interest and expeoces attending the same |:
We shall proceed to sell on the premises to the
highest bidder forready money,on the eighteenth
day Of April next, one certain tract or parcel of
land, lying in the county of ALTERNATE about
eight miles from Charlottesville, which tract
or parcel Of land contains four hundred and
thirty acres be the same more or less and adioins
the lands Of George Twyman, Mrs. Owens, Hud-
son Barksdale, John Bsrksdale, &c..--We
will convey to the purchaser or purchasers of
said land such tile only as is vested in us as
trustees.
SAMUEL DYER,l
JOHN WATSON,S HHs'ees
March %, w4w
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ITO LAND PURCR1SERS.- directions
Il having been peremptoriIy given by Brigs.
der General John S. Farley aud Mrs. Elizaoetb
Morson, TO sell all their lands in North Carolina,
well known as part of the SAURA TOWN es.
tste-ihose disposed to purchase are informed,
'bat full authority has been given by US 10 Mr.
William Edward BrosdDax Of Brunswick, to
receive proposals, and sell the whole or any part
thereof-He will be ready to treat with those in
ciined to buy, at his own house, in Brunswick
county, on any day between this time aad Mon
day the 9th OF May-On which, and the three
succeeding days, lie will attend on the premises,
to sell any OF the lands that may not previously
have been disposed Of Terms will be made
known on application to him, and letters to him
(post paid) directed to PereivaFs will be- duly
answered.
C. X. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP.
attorneys for John S. F1Ley and
Mrs. Elsabeih Morson.
March 10. IGN
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TOR !SALE-The HOUSE LOT, for
L merly occupied by T. Diddep, now by
James c. Anthony, on the cross street, leading
to ShockG Ware House. For further particle
lars, apply to the subscriber on Shocke Hin
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coLuMbrA, (ren.) March 9.

COLUMBIA, (ren.) March 9.
Owing to an opinion prevailing unfavorable to
,he navigation OF Duck river, we mention the ar
rivai al TINS place of capt. Thomas Lynch, with
keel boat iii eight days from the month IS
Duck ryer-this gentleman tells us that he found
little hfhculty in ascending the rivef-and his
opinion 49, That boats might reach this place troI,
Orleans as soon as at Nashville.
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C. X. TAYLOR,
John DUNLOP.

g ALE OF NEGK0ES On the 18th day Of
~ May ncxt, at the town of Fredericksburg,
viii DC offered for sale. for cash. one hund I'd
Virginia Slaves, in families.--One or two vslua-
bic Tradesmen viii be Of the number.
il. M. CARTER.
Fauquier County, March g.. tbs.
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- OBERT GREENHow. Merchant. st he
IL sign Of the Golden Paddock, has iust rs:
ce'ved consignment of Virginia ManutacrweH
WRITING PAPEK,in all It's varieties, from t,eT
Batterses Mills When the quality is found.
to be good, and the price as low as it can oe
procured at, in any part of the continent tbe,
subscriber hopes, that encouragement VIII be
given to the infant Establishment. bv ,yr,,- 4.
ton tor the article, either by the ream, or laf>
geer, Quantity. To those who buy to sell again.
a liberal discount will be made.
March g. O.
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N. 3. Ifthe above property is not privately,
sold on OF before the 18th of April, it will, OH.
that day, be sold at public auction, on the ptem..
ses. it fair,-if not the next fair day.
March 90. vida
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ToMPKLyNs 10 M1RRAY

a RE just receis,ng by the Ship Anacreos,
L y from Londo, large supply of SPRING
GOODS
Also, a'few Tierces ofHibbert's bes. Brown.
Stout and Porter.
April 2. ON
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AN ACT

AN ACI
Making appropriations for carrying info e6er, y
treaty 6etu'cen the y. S. dadthe Great and 10.
tie Usage nations OF indians, concluded at For,
Clarke on the tenth day Of Nov. one thousand
eight hundred G eight; and for other ouroosrs.
E it enaefed6 by rhe Senate and House off
~ presentatiOes of the United States of 6,ne,;
ca IN Congress assembled, That for the purpose
OF Carrying into effect, atreaiy between the u
>: and the Great and Little Usage nations of In.
d,sns, concluded and signed at Fort Clarke ON
the Missouri, on the 10th day of Nov. one thou.
sand eight hundred and eight, the sum of Ave
thousand dollars be and the same is berebv an
propriated !; and the further annual sum az one
thousand dollars to the Great Usage nation. and
Of five hundred dollars to the Little Usage ma !.
ton, to be paid annually to the said nations !.
which annu'ties shall be permanent
Snc.2 And be ittwther enacted, That the q, m
of six hundred and eighty dollars be and The
same IS hereby appropriated, for paving John
Eugene Leitensdorfer the sum allowed him by
the act passed on the thirteenth day of Fenrna
ry, one thousand eight hundred and eleven
SEC. 8 An6 be IL further enacted, That the seve.
raj sums appropriated by this act, shall be paid
out oil any money in the treasury not otherwise
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O'lCs. In pursuance to deed Of trust
~ executed to the subscriber. will be offered
ior sale on Saturday the fourth day of May next
at Lisgon's Tavern in Amelia county for CASH
negro n'~a named BOB, the property Of 10.
shus Smthey Of Amelia county, t. satisfy adefif
due TO James Jackson, Se1r. Of Prince EdwSrT
county.
March 20. aewswH
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r aMES INNES, Has for sale GERMAN
- HEMPEN ROLLS at his house near Col
Niayo's Bridge.
Marcff22. - wsw,
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NJ ANKEENs.-S0o pieces long and short
~ Nankeens, for sale by
LUKE, STEERS Co.
March 20 At
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BORT WINE.--The subscribers have for
sale, few cases of superior quality PoEr
WINE. TOMPKINS G. MURRAY,
December 81. IF
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EHoR cAsH.-Ten likely young NEGROES
ALEC :cs =; tae City OF Richmond, No.
347, Immediately below the basin of the canal.
which is said by competent Judges to be more
susceptible of valuable improvement, than anv
other. within the limits of the City, possessing.
all the advantages derivable from situation. in
connection with the use of water-Apply to the
subscriber.
COLIN MACRAE.
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N. b. My Tenement, near DR. Foushee, q
Garden, is sr'll for rent-terms will be made mo.
derate to a careful tenant f III.
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The subscribers having received sufpiysse
Il BURR STONES direct from France, oiIer
workmanship and quality. they will warrant e.
quail to any made in the United States. Orders
left with Mr.. Samuel Leech, at Messrs. Haxaii
& Cos mills, or the Subscribers near the Public
warehouse. Will be punciualy attended to.
NATH'L. WHITE & Co.
Jan. IL. WITT
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THE subscriber has just received from Eu-
4 RIPE, and for sale at his GLASS G. CAt-
M STORE, first door above the Earie-Tayern.
Early York and Sugar Loaf Cabbage Seed, to-
gether with genera! assortment of Garden
Seed. various kinds otearly Rareripe Coru, Red
and White Clover and Timothy Seed all of
which he warrants to be flesh.
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a TANNER WANrED.--One that can
L. n come well recommended, that understands
the Tanning and Currying Enthusiastically to
ARCHIBALD H. SNEED.
Halifax, Va. near South Boston,
March Is. w4w,N
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7 N IOUDS.-BENJ1E37 KIMBdLL,
~ Has iust ,eceioed As packages seasona6ie>
DRr GOODS, (which, with his former stock,
makes an extensive assortment, and srh,ch he sris
sell at such prices will be spe worth fhe atses-.
fion of purchasers.
Those 4uho are NOT acquainted with his mode oS
doing business, Informed, thar he nevey I" asks
aprice TO fall" liberal deduction from retail
prices made to those 7uho Purchase b, sohoiesa!e ei
ther for cash, Country produce, acceptanees ia,
toSpr.
January II. ,r3m
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SOLiN MhCltAE.
Manchester, March S. If
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-09-06
KNOXVILLE, August l2.

Death Of the Black For.-The death Of
this distinguished Chief of the Cherokees, Is
an event of importance to the people of this
section of the western country Many of the
young men of the nation it is known have ex-
pressed themselves with jealous hostility of
the whites, insomuch that on several occa-
sions Misunderstanding, like to produce
bioodshed, have frequently taken place Not
outstanding detachments of the U. States
troops have frequently been employed in re-
moving trespassers off the Indian lands, en-
croachments continue to be made and con-
tinue to furnish just subjects of complaint
to this tribe of Indians. Circumstances of
this kind afford to the restless and de-
signing the means of sowing the seeds of
hostility in the minds of many On
such occasions the influence Of the Black Fox
never failed in quoting the minds of his I'M
rejecting brethren-and when it is consider
ed that commercial intercourse with Mobile
through the waters of the Coosa which rise
in, and pass through, considerable part OK
the Cherokee country, is an object of parti-
cular interest to the people of this state, the
death Of Chief whose information enabled
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when her mother beheld her emaciated
form, her pallied visage and wildly staring
eye, she forgot her resentment, and clasp
ing her in her arms, cried out, o my child,
my child, my lost and ruined child. The
scene which followed language could not
describe, the tears of the benevolent fe-
males who had thus again united the family,
testified that they felt what they could not
express on the occasion. Mary Ann,
poor girl, was unconscious of the feelings
she had excited, and at times would ask
the cause of the sorrow she seemed to wit
ness, and then declared, that she was hap.
py, very happy indeed. She was then
told that she must now stay and comfort
her mother, but she replied, 0 no, can.
not stay here, must go to my friend, my
dearest friend, cannot stay with any one
else; she would then cry and rave, and
run, and exhibit most deplorable specta-
Gle of miserable insanity and frantic wretch.
edness. 1t was at length found necessary
to confne her, as her delirium in few
days Increased to perfect madness
Every ray of reason extinguished, she
would tear off her clothes, bite and man.
gle her flesh, and present such dread
full spectacle of horrid distraction as has
seldom been equalled, perhaps never ex-
ceeded.
In this condition she continued for some
time, occasionally calling out for her friend,
her dearest friend, her beloved husband,
and then again would rave and tear her
shoulders with her teeth. Atlength death
the friend of the friendless, kindly came to
her relief, and her life closed forever And
may the ANGEL of P1TY consecrate her
memory.
This plain and unadorned narrative OF
facts may suggest some useful reflections
to the young o. both sexes for whose sake
it is publishsd-- one it shows, what all
experience confirms, that no dependence
should be placed in any professions OF re.
gard, which are accompanied with invita-.
tions to depart from duty--and to the other
it presents some Of the consequences which
may follow from an unieeling triumph over
unsuspecting innocence--And tor the con.
sideration OF both it may be added that at
the dread tribunal of impartial justice, and
before Judge who is no respecter OF per-
sons, the injured and injurer, the oetfayer
and the betrayed must hereafter appear
and happy will those be, who are prepared
for the eventful interview.
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NEw.YoRK, August %.
IMPORTANT, IF TR UE.

This morning arrived the ship Savage,
Herlitz, 40 days from Lisbon, bringing in
telligence, which, if correct, is the most
interesting and important that has reached
our shores since the revolution-being no.
thing less than Declaration If s0dr ON the
part Of Great Britain. But this is matter
of too much moment for us to give as fact
when we only getit as matter of inference;
we therefore present the particulars pre-
cisely as received, and there we shall stop.
Capt. Herltz, on the 2Sth of July, in
lat. 40, N. long. 90, so, w. spoke the ship
Salus, Fisher, of Newburyport, in 90 days
from Cadiz, bound for Boston. Captain
Fisher informed that he had been captured
by his majesty's frigate Leopard, and de-
tanned days, and then dismissed because
he was in ballast; that he saw four other
American vessels in company, all which
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8preteu GS}ews.
New YORK, August IS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

On Saturday evening arrived ar this port,
the fast sailing ship Herald, Price, from
Liverpool, having sailed from thence on
the 9th day of July.
Ths editors OF the Mercantile Advert
ser have received from Capt. Price, file
Of London papers and Lloyd's Lists, to the
evening of the 9th of July, aud a Liverpool
paper Of the Sth.
II will be seen from the extracts we have
made. that Rear Admiral Sir Joseph
Yorke sale on the 5th of July from Ports
mouth in the Venguer, "a, capt. Brown ;
Danema,k. "a, capt B!sset; Edinburgh,
"a. captain ROLES Pyramus, Sc, capt
Dashwood and the Rover, IS, captain
Flnlay.
Il also appears, that capt. Bingham's let
ter, which was received by the British 60
vernment early in July, had no, been pub
llshed on the 9th. It was expected to ap-
pear in the gazette ofthe day following.
A special messenger, (Mr. Proudman)
left London on the 5sh of July, on his way
20 America, with dispatches for Mr.. Fos-
ter; and sloop of war was to sail about
the same time for our coast, with pilots,
who were acquainted with our harbors,
sna charts of all our line OF Sea Coast.
Il isalso stated in the London papers,
shat Marshal Masseua had left France for
Spain and Portugal, to resume the COM
mand Of his army.
The king of England remained as per
last advlces.
The idea of an embargo of American
vessels in British ports, had nearly subsid-
ed.
Capt. Prise, is the bearer of dispatches
from our Charge des Ahaires in London
and also from the British Government fol
MIR. Foster.
The following is copy of Capt. Prices
instructions relative to his dispatches.
s. American Consulate Liverpool,
9th fully, 1911
Sir, You have two dispatches for the
Department Of State, No. and 2. Ii
case Of war, and you be brought to by ;
British cruiser, you will sink No. L.
Your most obedt. servant.
JAMES MAURY."
">7o capt. Tohn Price Of
the american snip Herald"
The intelligence in our London paper
from Spain and Portugal, is not so late a
we have already received direct from thos
places.
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BALTIMORE, August so.
FROM CADIZ.

Captain Baker, Of the Newton, arrived
yesterday in As days from Cadiz, report.
nothing new. The French continued ~
throw bomb shells night and day withou,
doing much mischief. fhe people in ee.
neral were very ignorant of what was GOING
on in the interior, all communications beino
cut off, except a few smugglers who venture
to the Main at the risk OF their lives ma.
ny of them have been caught by the French
and hung. Markets zUeye dull. FLOUR
S 14.-C. III. d.