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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01
WTMLIAM SHAPARD has for sale the

NILLIAM SHAPARD has for sale the
w following GOODS, viz:
200 sacks Salt, mostly Ii Glass salt cellars
verpool filed Race and ground Ginger
1900 lbs Coffee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
green Salt petre, Indigo
SIS crates assorted queens Chocolate Birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard
and in Hhds Imperial and Gunpowder
80 barrels New-England Tea
Rum Powder and Shot
w. /. do. Snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do. Logwood
Baltimore Whiskey Writing and PRINTING M
Caruthers and Lev per
burns rectifed Whis- German Rolls
key in barrels and tier Sack bags and sackng
Ravens Duck
New-York prime and Romal Handkerchief
New-Orleans Pork
CGpt and whole Her american a,lanufa cur
rings ed Goods, ORC
Swedes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, Crawley and Stripes
Biistered Steel Checks
Window Glass Shirting
China in small boxes Sheeting
Half pint and pint tum- Chambrays
blers Paids and
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn
September 20. q
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NJ ScJ.DICK & Conform their friends
M AMI the public, that they are now re-
cciyDg. in the house lately ocearcd by Mcosrs Mon
cure, Robinson & Peasauts, the following articles
which they viii sell low for cash, negotiable notes.
at short dates
Loaf, Lump, Muscovado and Havana Suvars--
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowder, Inpeyj&l,
Yong Byson. Common and PCco-y Soacong Teas
Madeira, Sherry, Sicily, Tencriffc and Malaga
Wines French Brandy--Ho!and Gin---Jar1Gica Il
ST. Croix Rum-Hebbcrts Brown Stout, Cordials,
Moiasscs, Euglish and Goshen Cheese, soft she'll Am
monde, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, P,,ncnto, Pepper,
Ginger, Alum, Birthstone, Copperas Fig Blue,
Spanish Indigo, Shaving Soap, Bar Iron, German K
Biste rcd Steel, Liverpool fine Ssdt in Sacks, refined
SAT- Petre, London Muftard, HAVANA Cigare, En-
dish Battle Powder, and Patent Shot, assortment
If Green's Chirs, Coffee & Tea Cufs and
Saucers---a few setts elegant Furnished Tea China
Dceauters, Tu'nblcrs, Wiuc Glasses, &c. S;c.
n. & J. UcT s. Co. viii transact any bgsnCts On
Commission, which may be entrusted to their care.
Oct. !. If
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j AND FOR SALE --I wish to sci! my
Ia, FEfCP or L.1N.O in Nottcway--
Containing (by Surveys made many years ago) nine
hundred and forty Acres, OF which ncsrly one hal;
is in wood. This Land is well watcrcd ard Ecs for
mil. and hail. on both sides of Flat Greek, mhi /,
affords Between 40 aud so acres first rate CisEi;X
LOH-CROJ.NJ2S, capable, ut little .cxpercc, of
being male cxtre mely productive in Grass, Grain
or Tobacco. The urcleared Land is of excellent
guality-Of that in cultivation, considerably NOR.
than half is FREiSy, and the whole IN, good condi-
ton, and well adapted to the purposes Of Farming.
any .estcte in that Part of the Country.
The improvements consist of an Oyerseer's House,
new Grapary with sheds, and several Tobacco
Barns.
During my absence, Mr. Farrar, who lives in the
neighborhOod, win show the Land to those disposed
to purchase, and make known the terms OF sale.
CHI: COCKF.
Sept. o.. wGw
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-I

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-I
pursuance Of Decree of the Court of
Henrico county, entered the ninth day of March,
1911, in caus between George Greenhow, bit. and
Eliza. L. Youngh,isband, administrators, and Samu-
el r. Parsons, administrator, with the VIII annexed
Of Pleasant Yourghusband, decd and the infant chit
drcn of the said Pleasant Younghusband, Gefen-s
dants THE Subscribers, who arc rarned as
G. o N III $40 N = II Sin TIC aaid ,lecree,-
will, on FRIDAY, the 10Th day of November next,
expose to Sale, at P'',ic Auction, on the premises
Tor ready money al thai part OF the Tract ofLAND,'
contained within the following bounds, TO zoi. Be
ginning at the corner OF Miles Sedens Land, and
te''ing ;hc same 81 with The s.i Sciicns line
fom the river to the said corner to the back line Of
the said Younghusband's tract, and to include the,
whole Of the said sraes from that line towards the CT
~ Of Richmond
I'm. .1fO%CJrRE,
j. ROBLi son,
FRED. FLE.1 S.2.1T,S.
Oct %. NV
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The Grocery business heretofore conducted Nv the
above firm will be continued by the Subscriber who
intends selling low for cash, country produce Or ap-
proved paper ISAAC WHITE.
Oct. s. I'm
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|YNiE articles of co-partnership heretofore
Il existing between the subscribers under
the firm of WHITE s. SHELTON, expired on the
LIST install those indebted TO said firm request
ed TO pay their respective balances Isaac White,
who duly authorized to receive the same, also to
pay all debts due by SAID concern.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
Richmond, Oct. s.
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VHV.iE COAL. BUSINESS, hitherto con-
4 Quoted under the firm of Heth, Ran
dolph and Dgges, viii IN future be carried on by the
Undersigned under the firm of "cth G i2ondolSh''
Their friends and customers sill he supplied us,l-
al with that article of a superior quality
t& HARRY liETH.
BEN'Y. RANDOLPH. ID
Manchester, Get. 10. ct
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EN3R SALE and transportation, FIVE like
= ~ Y ourg Negro Men, now confined in
the Among whom one good Host
Ter. one BrickrnoulGcr and one good house Servant.
Sept 10. II
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WINDSOR FOR RENI.--Wiii he rent
w ed, on "Wednesday, &c SCtl. day Of this
month, at the Washington Tavern, in the City OF
Richmond, at Tee: o'clock, TO the highest bidder,
Cit! for the term of orc yearto commence or IT,.
Isl day Of January ncyt. The Tenant VIII bc per-
mitted to SOW Wheat this fail, fhe wishes to 40 So
SA.tL., CREENfiONV, AGENT FIR
GM.[ I.ANG3CHNE,, Exec'r Of
VIM. GASDEIDGE, deed.
+ Oct e5. st
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A INTEND, after the November quarterly
u Courts, TO leave this state for few
moths.
SAMUEL NeCRSW.
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NOR SALE.-A very valuable Tract Of
a Land in James City County, kncwn by
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-01

GLOBE TAVERN Tn NJ Subscriber rcs~'
NJ pectfullv Informs 9je Friends ard ;he
Public that he has commenced busr,ess 10 fie love
TAVERN-and intend. fec,ing n GOOD lio3oe-
having furnished bmsof 18th good Tiouogs &c e.cry
kindAlsO, his ST MILF IS vel fJr7isied. he viii
take Borders by the ycsr or month
pm GkI2:%
Oct>S,er 60. G.
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seems to have sanctioned the report.
that the adjustment of the recent diff.
ference between these two gentlemen o.
riginated with Mr. Eppes or his friends.
This assertion, though its foundation
in fact would by no means be dishonon-
orable to Mr. Eppes, we have the au-
thority OF a gentleman of the first res
Pectability, member of Congress to
say, is not true. We have the same
authority to state that the idea of an
amicable compromise was suggested
to Mr. Johnson, the friend of Mr. Fppes.
by Mr. Crawford, the Friend ofMr
Randolph. 1t is also distinctly under
stood and believed, that Mr. Ran dolph
would NOT agree to make any acknowl-
eqge@<Rt without Mr. Eppes would
fFssfes ~ lbs challenge that Mr. Eppes
dd agree g recall his challenge, after
eswasegiven to understand from Mr.
KS friend that such step would in
duce an acknowledgement on the part
OF Mr. X. that he had not meant to
wound the feelings of Mr. f. in the
observations which gave rise to the
challenge; and that Mr.. Randolph did
accordingly, on the withdrawal of the
challenge, make such an acknowledge
ment, or one. TO that effect. We per-
ceive in all these circumstances no.
thing dishonorable to either of the
honorable personages concerned. OF
the courage of both, no man who is
thoroughly acquainted with them, can
doubt. But the report in circulation
here is undoubtedly calculated, as well
as intended, 10 affect the reputation of
both Mr. Eppes and Mr. johnson.--
that Mr. EPpes is gentleman and a
man OF the most delicate sense ofhen-
or; that he is firm and brave even 70
fault, if possible, Mr. Randolph and
his real friends will never question.
We trust that the public will view as
false and utterly unfounded anv inn.
pitatic ns Rnfayorable to the character.
toricourase Of either Mr. Eppes or Mr.
Randolph. They are only calculated
TO prodecs the melancholy event. the
! avoidance of which has gratified their
friends, as well as every honest man oil
the community.
I
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w Gentlemen holding subscription
papers for different works, in the pub
lieation of which the Editor of this
paper is concerned, are requested not
70 return them, but to keep them in
their POSSESSION for more signatures
and irom time to time transMtto him
an aekohnt of the number Of copies
subscribed for on the respective papers.
The Books generally, it is expected,
viii be ready for delivery this'spring.
March 1st, 1911. 81.
T. S. Collections should be made at
the time of entering the names.
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PHILADELPHIA, March S
LATE FROM MEXICO.

HAVANA, February i'll enclose
toyou two extraordinary azet,es re.
revived from Mexico by vessel arriv.
ed this moment, in IS days from Vera
Cruz, and BY them you will learn the
state OF affairs in New Spain. AS
soon as the details of the victory OF
Callesa comes to hand, shall send il
TO you; meanwhile l must observe.
that although the Gazette OF the esd
does pot mention that our troops had
entered inadalaxara, 1t is known by
private letters from the most respecta-
bic characters that we were in posses
sion OF that place, aud that the rebelIi-
an may be considered as completely
quelled.
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repeated brave actions with which thew
have sustained the triumph of our ho.
ly religion and the just cause Of our
country.
The following communication, which
his excellency the Vice Roy has lust
received, most evidently proves that
no elogium IS superior TO the merits
of su2k valorous citizens.
81 NM excellent sir-It is d O'Clock.
P. M y which hour have Just Ia
ken pos session. of the enemy's field.
almost impregnable, as every othr r
they select, and guarded by one hum
dred thousand men, and upwards of
80 pieces of artillery Of different cali
bres, most of them the best in Ameri-
ca, all OF which have fallen into my
hands.
The obstinate temerity and constan-
CIV of these deluded people can only
be compared to the manifest valor Of
the troops | have the honor to COM
mand. Alter sustaining, for the space
OF SIX hours, an action firmly confess
tested, | led them on, for the third
time, to the attack of battery of up
wards of so pieces of cannon, well ST.
tuated and we'll served.
l took it without firing one shot our
troops suffering with the greatest seve-
rity the violent FIRE of the enemy, which
continued till they found themselves
surrounded on all sides, and pursued
in theif flight by our cavalry.
III 6reatest eulogium of the honor,
valor, aud skillof the staff and officers.
is the fate of the action itself.
The army has suffered some loss.
and among the wounded is the general
OF cavalry, Don Miguel Emparare, in
well fought action, and several others,
the details whereof, have not yet had
time to collect; but shall forward
them to your excellencv as soon as
tlrne will permit-and shall at the same
time recommend the MANY persons
who nave most eminently distinguish.
ed themselves.
| consumed, during the action, near.
! iy the whole ofmy ammunition, but am
most amply provided by thu park i ar.
tiiiery taken from the enemy.
/ God preserve your lordship many
years.
! Field OF battle, bridge Of Calderon
| one league and half from Zapot.
Enejo, Jan. "a 1s11.
FELSXCALLEJA.
His excellency the vice.roy,
Don Francis Xavier vslegas.
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AT the request Of several citizens OF
this place whose opinions we highly respect,
we have discontinued the Advertisement OF
Christopher Nc Pherson, announcing that he
had opened School, under the immediate di.
rection of respectable White Man, for TN.
education Of free blacks, &c. They deem il
imPolItic and highly impropor,thaI such an in
stiiut'on should exist IN the City. Our own
most deliberate opinion however is, that edu.
cationI in all countries, in al situations, and
under All circumstances, has been and vii. on
tmue TO be attended with the happiest ycots
OF The minds and manners aud blessing to
that people or society WHO pstVonlzs it,
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4 LII persons having claims against the es-
n tate OF rheoderick Goode, deed. Sre re-
qnested 70 bring them forward properly Ahrhsn.
ticsIed before the eight day of April Ok, as
on thsi day shall close my adminisusfbn as 10
said Estate.
Francis Goode, Admir-.
Mach 11thJ 1911. (2l
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OFFICIAL.
ExtraordiDary Gazette of the Government
of Mexico.
Thursday, January II, 1911.

Z d.
Divipe Providence, which protects
the valeUr and enthusiasm withwtich
the kings troops exert themselves 20
traoquilize the revo!ted districts, res
10 ing them to order and to peace, and
ex'erminating IS ith their arms the mis-
creants who most iniqnitously seduced
them, has most clearly manifested it
sell IN the repeated tfiomphs obtained
against the rebels, as il is clearly de-
monstrated in the following Official
communication, whieb is Just received
by the superior goyefhment from Brig.
Gen. Don Joseph dela Cruz, viz.
Most eScsl!snT sir,-1he enemy
have presented themselves to me in a
most advantageous sposition, and in
great numbers I havsaFtacked & de-
iiea'edkthem paving taken from them
from q, to 90 pieces of cannon, and all
theIr annlnnitioI, and they have left
the whole field Of battle covered with
Their dead. | write on horseback, as /
am pursuing the horde of furitiyes.
1 he royal battalion of marines. under
the Command OF lieut.. Don PEDRO N e.
k'e'e nave covered themselves. with
glory. The first battalion of Tolnca.
commanded by its major, have done
the same, and / cannot fad words to
express the spirited conduct and valor
OF the dragons under the command
OF their gallant lieut.. col. Den Francis
co rodriguez.
| give notice, through my aid de
camp Don Juan Guardaelmuxo, TO
EalladoIid that they may come to take
possession of all the artillery aud eve.
~ thing else which has remained or
the held, because 1 cannot wait. I
en' IL send to your excelleocv detail
OF the whole as soon as possible.
God preserve your excellency many
years.
Field of Battle on the Mountains
OF Urapetiro, 18th January, 1911, at
IL O'Clock, noou.
"A Signed
NJosEPH DE LA CRUZ.
To MS Exce!Isncy,
Senior Don Fran. Veuegas.
T.. S. The action lasted nearly two
hours.
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VIRGfNII :.

VIRGINIi
Al a Superior Court of Chanceyy. holden NJ ,t;<
4 Capio, irtoe Ciey of Richmond. the 6rst
day of February 1911
Robert Fl. Rose pl,r
AGAINST
Joel Bennett and Tandy 8owcock, a.sipn.es os
Richard Barbour late Bankrupi now decd
Thomas Barbour iatherard beir,of the said
Richard, John Thomas. Robert King Charfrs-
Croushton and William Davidson exscSsor Of.
James Short DeGs
NHe defendant Robevt King not having enA
seTed his appea, ance and given s2curitS
according TO the act of assembly and ,he<tujes
OF this cour., and il appearing TO the satisfacf.f
OF the court, that he is sn,nhabitant of this
country: on mo'icn of the pandfr by his coun-
sci. IL rs ordered, That the SAID defendant 20
appear here or the first day Of the next term,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff aud thar a
copy OF this order be for,hwith inserted ia.ome
newspaper published in the. City Of Richmond
Tor two months successfully and posted al the
front door OF the Capitol in The said Cisy.
A Copy---TesIe,
William w. Hening, G. C.
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FELFXACALLE
His excellency the vicssroy,
Don Francis Xavier Vsnegas.
Capture Of he Isse of France ,.c.

Captain Roberts, OF the brig Fanny,
arrived az this port, left Lisbon on the
18th OF January---when ten DAYS out
H. was boarded by the British fripate
menelaps--he was or board the fr;este
about twohours, the captain of which
informed him, that he was from the
Isle OF France bound to England, with
dispa5chesEaad that the Isle of France
surrehdefsd to,rhe British on the Cd Of
Decenher, after Short resistance and
tritilns foss on either side--the besiep-
ing army, including de,achmen,s from
Madras, amounted to fifteen thousand
men.
Eleven French frigatee & corvettes
were captured, besides the British
ships, that had been taken bv the
French, and about 1000 tons of A meri-
can sHpping were in the harbor.
iperench army in Portura! had
been reinforced with Is or 90, 900 men.
Marshal Souit was besieging Badsi,z
aud st. Ubes had been evacvgted by
the Portngnese-Lord Wellington had
returned TO his former position before
Lisbon.
Flour at Lisbon 16 dollars.
No account had been received at
Lisbon when the Fanny sailed. Of the
arrival Of Ferdinand With Ia spsin.
March 8.
a brig has arrived from Lisbon. We've
stand hat between the 9th and 18th of Isnrarv
80 10 60 american vessels arrived ,hert Re
.foie she sailed (l7;h) Flour haA falle1 IN &
.doliasf--iJ was SAID shat since Massena resolved
IN 4seie . fcsG6nt. some skirn,ist,;no ,,sd 49,
piscs,i n which the Ffeseh bad the
apr psions were entertained a. Ji,bon Ia,
the British would soon he co,,uslied to Jlss,-a
'helr strong lines and embark in sheir ships.
--~se---
baltimore March 8.
We are informed, from respectable an
thority. that few days ago. the presider,
gave II IS his opinion that an extra session
OF Congress weUd be NECESSARY on acennof
ct our foreign relations, and that II was
probable that the I2,h Congress would be
convened some where about toe 2O.h of Nav
next. Carrying with them to the seat OF
government the temper aud dispositions Of
the public manifested in the causes which
secured the'r election, we hope the 18th
congress VIII endeavor to retrieve that
respeef ~ the legislative character which
the two iAst had forfeited by their imbeci.
lity. fhey must cease TO Iegisla,e upoo
contingent circumstances, and attend more
TO principle, no, N the abstract, but BY an
assertion OF national rights for the main,e.
nance OF which the phyNcaI resources of
the nation are Commensurate aud pledged 4
coANUNIcArED.
MESSRS. EPPEs & RANDOLPH.
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CRY Of Richmond.
THE Public are respectfully Informed, tina, the
5 M A LII POX

! = 4
has broke out.at Rockets landing, and At tn.
Rope Walk OF Mcssrs. White and Shelton in
SO extensive q manner as TO battle all the efforts
OF the Court of Hastings 20 stop its ravaees by
the removal of the persons infected They
nave, therefore. been constrained 10 permit the
inoculation. a, the houses where il has atpeared.
OF such persons as are IN eminent danger of con.
tracing that disease III the natural way, bur at no
other place in The city or its libcre Eyery means
will be used by the Court of Hustins, and the
corporate B0Sy, to prevent les further extension.
And 1t is earnestly requested, that heads of "a.
miles and others, will CO operate with ,he
Courtin their endeavors, by preventing all per.
sons under their control from visiting the part
OF the City infected, and By having all the me M
bers of their families, and persons under their
management, who have never had the SMALL
POx, Immediately vaccinated. AS the l;cence
for incubation is limited, as above mentioned.
all persons aFe warned against permitting inocu.
lation, whereas, the law viii be rigidy enforced
against any pesson who shall violate it, by in.
oculasins tor the MALL POX otherwise than
as prescribed By the said Court of Hastings.
Should this disease. break out in any other
part tthe City the persons infected will be
irnms3sstely removed, and if there is pos,ibii.
tyof ~ spreading, ile public will be notified
OF It instanty.f
David Bullock, Mayor.
Oh
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William w. Hening, &. c.


"a ESSRS Joel Bennett and Tandy Bowc.ck.
sssignees of Richard Barbour, late a B.ns
rupt, now decd Thomas Barbour father and
heir of the said Richard, Robrt King, CHARLES
Chroughton, John Thomas, and William David.
son, Executor Of James Shor', dec'd,-TAEE
NOTICE, that on the first 4alss.s.. in 49,
next 1871, and between the hour of ell. 1t in the
morning and sun sst of the same, / shall pro.
coed TO take the deposition Of Mr. Dabney Car
at che Tavern of rriplettsEs,es in Cha 'lotte
VIE. - A'bemarle county, to b. read az evident :.
In.a Sur IN the Superior ceurr of Chancerv, F6r
The Riehnohd District. in which I an, n.aiRtifr
and you ne defendants. And on the Hhird
Monday in ~ next, 1911, aud be,weeh the
hour OF eight in The morning ard Sun sea ofAie.
same, and at the Store House of Sa Gooeie
IN ST. Tamminyy in Meek eabuJg county I shau
take the deposition Of Mr. Abner Newman 20
be read as evidence in the above mentioned AMIR
And on The twenty fifth cay of asz. next. 1911.
and between the hour of eight in the m,sniDg
and sun set of the same. and at the house e
William Herndon in Fredercksburq, I sbalI
take the deposition of Mr.. Adam Darby and
others, to be read rs evidence in he above snit.
ROBERT II ROSE.
oraoge' Msrch 5sh, 1911 (w4t.)
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David Bullock. Mayor. /.
March 18th, 1911.

The British Packet has arrived at
New-York, and brings advices to the
last OF January. They however are
understood not to be important. The
regency had not taken place---and the
King, it was said, was better, having
showed himself at window 10 the POI
pulace.
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NAVY OF THE U. STATES.

appointments cOgfrmea6ytAe Senat.
dung The latc SESSION Of Con-
gress.
Aogass G. Ludlow, Fitzhenry Babbit
Wi!!safiiz Carter, jun. Walcot Chauncev
John H. bifoh, Edmund p. Kennedy Jesse
Wilkinson, Joshua Watson, Horace Wal
pole, Alexander J. Dallas, now Second Lien,
SenantSs to De First Lieutenants in the Ma
Wy. '-e A''-
Robert Greenleaf, John Williams. now
rrst LientenantsJ TO be Capts. of Marines.
:, w 'illaln >. Bush, John NJ. Gamble. now
second L'eutenants, to be First Lients, of
Msrines. -
Win'am Strong, John Urquhart, TO be
second Lieuis. of Marines.
}. a. Brereton, now Surgeons Mate tn
De Surgeon in the Navy.
James Pages to be Surgeon in the Ma.
Wy.
Joseph 9, Roberts and Waiter New. 70
be Sargson's Mates. -
BY ap arrival from Vera Cruz in
SPMfst America, information is reeei.
we'd that two American vessels loaded
with provisions, were prohibited from
entry, and determination has been
made that all American vessels should
share the same fate. We are at no loss
to what source to attribute this demon.
stration Of friendship aud good will.
1t cannot but proceed from the same
power at whose hands we have fire..
quently received similar favors.
1t Is reported that the Isle of France
surrendered to the British forces on
tse 81 Of December, after a slight re.
sls'apee-ihe besieging army amount.
ing I0s6f,een thousand men. Eleven
French irigates and corvettes were Cap
tureds
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PRINTING in all its variety neatly ex.
eeuted at this Office.