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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-16
advertisement.

PURSUANT to deed OF trust from
.dndrew Jameson, and Mary his wife
to the subscribers, will be sold at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on Saturday the
twenty sixth day of this instant month, DC
tober, a Wharf, and FARMHOUSE, in
the town of Alexandria, and bounded as fol-
lows, viz :-Beginning at the southeast
intersection of Union and Queen streets, and
running thence southwardly with Union
street, Fifty feet-thence eastwardly, with
line parallel to Queen street, into the IT,
YER Potomac-thence northwardly, with a
line parallel to Union street, fifty feet to
Queen street-thence with that STREET.-THE the
beginning. A credit of six, twelve, eight
cen and twenty-four months will be given
the purchaser, on his giving his notes nego-
table in the bank of Alexandria, with an APP
proved indorser, in four equal instruments,
and deed of trust on the property, to secure
the payment of the same.
JAMES. KEITH, sen.
JAMES KEITH, jun.
October S. dts
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IOHN G.. LADD,

Has fer sale, nozu iardins from SCHOONER Ed
gle, Caft HAYES, from Boston,
2o5 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
to drawback on expectation.
so barrels Muscovado Sugars.
500 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper.
IS tons Pioister Paris
IN STORE,
A quantity of Liverpool coarse & hne Salt
in sacks.
Mould and dipt Candles, Sherry Wine in
quarter casks, Whiskey, and Cider Vinegar
in hossheads and barrels, by IL, 8 by 10
and 10 BY IL Window Glass.
100 pieces Russia Shcetings.
boxes Irish Linens, Sc. &c.
September IL
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PUBLIC SALE.
On SATURDAY next, will be sold, at the
house Of ANDREW JAMESON,
A variety of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
P. G. Marsteller.
October Is dts

WASHINGTON e co.
Rave just ot.ened Store on Kng-stree I'D.
joining Messrs. Griffith and Dntany,
VNIHERE their acquaintance < the pub
Wv lie generally can be supplied with
GROCERIES and LIQUORS Of the best
quality on moderate terms.
". B. They will transact business on
Commission
October Is
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N 0 T l c E.
N 0 T I C. E.

A MEETING of the Directors Of the
Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike Compa-
ny is intended to be held at West-End, near
the town of Alexandria, on Saturday, the
7eth day of this present month, EOctober]
at ten O'Clock, A N. when it is proposed to
appoint Treasurer for the Company, to
serve until the next annual meeting of the
Stockholders. 1t is also proposed to decide,
definitiyely, on the rout, and to engage for
the opening and pavement of several. miles
Of the road, beginning on the present turn.
pike road, somewhere near Fairfax Court
House. A punctual attendance of all the Di.
rectors is requested.
Bernard Hooe, President.
October IL d
~ The Editor of she Winchester Ca.
zette, will please insert the above and send
in his account to this office.
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Another Lot Of Ground or
rs Negroes zOGnted.

SOME likely young NEGROES, between
IL and - years of age, are wanted to pur-
chase-rwo Blacksmiths, woman who un-
.derstands house business and is good scam
stress, are wanted, for which the most noe
raj prices will be given. Any person wish
ing to sell, will please to apply to Mr.. WASH
inston, keeper of the Washington tavern
August 90
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Will be sold, at public auction, on the first
Of November next, at uckland in Prince
William County. on credit offs months;
ALL THE NEGROES
Of which JAMES WHITE, Jun. deceased, di-
ed possessed Except such as have been al
lotted to said Whites widow in her right of
dower).--Bond and approved security will be
required, to bear interest from the date if
not punctually paid. Possession of the Ne
groes will not be given till the first day of ia
nuary, 1912.
Done in conformity to decree ofthe coun-
ty court of Prince William County, this l4th
September, 1911.
Philip Warder. jun.
David Blackwell,
Jonathan Reeve.
September % dina
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Under a Deed of Trust

Under a Deed OF Trust
From ANDREw JAMESON and MARI his avjfe
to the subscriber,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On the premises, on Saturday, the Goth of this
present month of October, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN THE TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA, TO WIT
APIECE of AGROUND, lying to the west
ward of Union street and northward of Prin-
cess street. beginning on the east side of an
alley, running in a direction parallel to Water
and Union streets, Lightweight feet seven in
ches and an half to the northward of Princess
street and upon the line of Hepburn and Dun
das, and running thence eastwardly with their
line, and parallel to Princess street to Union
street, thence northwardly with Union street
ffty-two feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch, thence westwardly with line pa
rallel to Princess street the length of the first
saine to the said alley, thence with the alley
sffty-twe-feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch to the beginning, being moiety of
the ground conveyed by John Allison to the
said Andrew Jameson and Robert Anderson,
which hath in the division been allotted to the
said Jameson. Also, an undivided moiety of
PIECE of GROUND, conveyed by Joseph
Riddle and James Dali to the said Andrew
Jameson and Robert Anderson; the ground
so conveyed, being bounded as followeth :-
Beginning upon the south side of King street
forty feet six inches to the eastward of Water
street, and running eastwardly upon King
street twenty-four feet, thence southwardly
parallel with Water street one hundred and
sixteen feet to twenty feet alley, thence
westwardly with that alley twenty:four feet,
thence with straight line to the beginning.
Also, an undivided moiety of certain Rent
Charges, amounting to two hundred and two
dollars and half, issuing out of certain Pieces
of Ground, lying upon the east side of Water
street and south side of King street, which
are secured by valuable Improvements.
James Keith.
October dts
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on Fri
day last, about one mile from the Occoquan
Mills, on the road to Dumfries, negro man
named GEORGE, of a yellowish complex
ion, about feet high, stout and well made,
IS or rs years of age-had on coatee near
ly white, his other cloathing not recollect-
ed-had no visible marks that are recollect-
ed. purchased him of Mr.: Thomas, as
the property of a MIR. BAIL Bowling. who
brought him from near Piscataway where he
has wife. will give the above reward for
experimenting snd securing said fellow in the
Jail of Alexandria, and giving information to
James Gullatt.
Abner III. Cureton.
Masters of vessels and others are FORE
warned against NARROWING or carrying off said
runaway, as they will be prosecuted for SO
doing.
October IA dst
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Faxon. Metcalf & Co.

Faxon, Metcalf q Co.
Have for sale, landing from brig Federal
George, Capt. Field, from Boston,
1920 bushels Liverpool Salt,
AZ boxes Dipt Candles,
10 do Soap,
20 barrels No. Beet, and
IS tons Plaster Paris.
ALSO IN STORE,
loco bushels Corn,
SO boxes Chocolate.
A quantity of Shoes.
October IL div
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the subscribers farm, ia
Fairfax county, Virginia, on Sunday the
2sth ult. a NEGRO MAN named
B E N,
Very dark complexion, well made, about
S feet 10 inches high, about IS years of age,
has remarkable scar in one of his hands,
occasioned by q burn when young it has
caused contraction of his thumb, and a part,
or all his fingers on that hand. I have not
ascertained what cloathes he took with him
but if he intends leaving the neighborhood,
he will no doubt change them.-I will give
the above reward to any person who will ap.
prehend said BEN, and secure him in Jail
50 that | get him, provided he shall be taken
GU: of this state, or the district Of Columbia /;
but if taken in this state or the district afore.
said, will give TEN DOLLARS, and pay
all reasonable charges.
Joseph Powell.
October a. 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
VIE is the .6rst -Aggressor 2

The blockade Of the Ems, Wescr, Elb, and
Traave was announced to Mr.. Monroe by
Mr.. Fox, April IS, 1906; the blockade of the
coast from the Elb TO Brest was announced
to the same by the same, May 10, 1906; the
cessation ofthe blockade was made known to
the same by lord Howick, Sept 81, 1906 the
noxt violation of neutral rights by G.. Britain,
was by ali order of the council, dated Jan. z,
1907. The resumption of the blockade Of the
Ems, Wescr and Elb was made known to our
government by Mr.. Erskinc, Iunc 26, 1907.
Nextin order Of aggression comes a procla-
nation recalling British seamen, denying the
right Of expatriation, thus denying us the
right of naturalizing foreigners. Then comes
the celebrated orders of 18th and 25th OF Nc
vember 1907. The blockade from Cartha-
gena to St. LuCar, was dated Jan. s, 1903.
Now for the French DEGREES
The first violation Of our rights under the
government of Bonaparte, is dated Berlin,
Nov. 81, 1906; the next, Milan, December II,
1907. ..
If further proof is wanted to shew the Bri-
tsh the first aggrcssors, we have only to re-
cur to the memorials Of our merchants to 60
vernment, from Baltimore, Philadelphia, II.
York, Boston, Salem, &c. the whole complaint
OF which, although signed by as great "a MINI
Der of federalists as of democrats, is against
IsIisidlu, ana Il rance tnCfelD is not notICcd,
These memorials are dated Jan.20 and 81,
1906, anterior to all these obnoxious DEGREES
either from France or England. The right
OF search; Of interdicting trade % enemy
colonies, from which neutral is excluded by
the mother country in time OF peace and in
general, every wrong assumed by 9. Britain
IS a right, most ably combated, and the most
emphatic language is made use cf 70 induce
governmental resist such disastrous encroach-
ments. To the Boston memorial is affixed
the name Of James Lloyd, one If the most pro-
minent federalists in Massachusetts and in
The Senate Of the United states To that
from Rew-York are afixcd, among others,
the names Of Wolco,t, FrMklin, TaylCr,
Clarksoh, Lenox, Minobrn,. Oracle, Bayart,
and others high in the roll Of federalism to
that from Philadelphia, Latimct, VAIN, T. ).
Lewis, T. w Francis, Fitzsimmons, Nickhn,
&c. and to that Of Baltimore, there are not
less than is names Of federal merchants of
the frs, fespectabhity. Yet Timothy Pick-
ewing has told us that Greet Britain las done
us no essential injury. We are also told that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

France Is the first acgresscr and are c-ayea
sI,G sciidcd 10 80 "a war With Ey1nce, sl,S -
England G. treat rs IS & pro,S,pe, b-yy - -
blivion cur nn,etlrcsScd wroAss, AVID c;:tsi>.ys'
her as the only Barrier to Tao dest-GG.i-i u
our liberties.
In treating, however, with both thos, &c
verDmcRts, we cannot be too Cautious. Frame
being an absolute monarchy, viii 20 gust 30
us no further than she considers Il her ;ntc-
rest we ought not to lose sight OF the memo
rable reply of the King of Prussia 10 Dcctor
Franklin, "mine is tire trade Of Kings -
Great Britain, besides the incorrisibie hatred
she bears us for the revolutionary ce:::>,,.e,::,
views us as her great rival il commerce L. 4
trade, and considers every interest OF Ger Il
habitants concentrcd in the tiegfruS.iGa u
our national independence, which enc Ct i.rr
great statesmen thinke can be accomplished,
by negotiation, when force is uEavAiiinS.
Baitaaore .4aersca7,.
g Surely they who are friends TO PR Pick
erng must blush at lis humble means >o.,>y
grade the great jefferson, and Madison, 4 IN
the high esteem Of their fellow cisiTcrs VI &
are told that the men who rre.ide over r
Republic are unworthy of ths public c,,ali.-
6encc. The alarm is the most awful ~ e
conceived and it comes frim 2 rnen .sno
claims to be heard froIa his age a.I.S a:si.
homes. Instead % treason age 50 The ssS;ae<3
proved upUn them; is,s,ean OF ssnIc sscrzc
trsachery, orany thing answering &C Sclc2.i
Impeachment, atthis moment CT car fate, .el::
world is summoned to hear MIR. Pickering
talk cfhiInseG and the doilbt. ard feGrs Yiiisils
puzzle himself A more solemn mcci5ery< Ct
the public fears was never imagined uy 'tI!c
weakest OF vilest of mankind! -,:'s
ESser Rceistsr.
Mr.. A. G. GLYNN has been appointed PTi-
vate Secretary to his Exccllency Benjac:.a
Smith, Governor of North-Caroiirz ----4,ir.
Ciynn was originally OF this city.
AZ Gentlemen, who have entered i.t9 an
Association, for celebrating tina 9Th 9. IT,
1y &c. and such as are DESTROYS OF joiniGS il,
arc requested to attend at the Capieol, On
"Wednesday Evening s O'clock, for The bur-
rsse ofmaking the necessary arrans e1nsn;s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
FABIUS.
EXTRACT OF 4 LETTER REcEIvED AY Bos-
TON FROM ChDIz, DATED HlRcH H.

ION FHOA CdDIZ, DATED IhIRCH II. t
" You 7utg hro6a6ty hare heard ofan e.rhe-
d'f'o'l haUizs sailed from, This tLace against the
rear ~ tfe French besiegbrg fares,--The hiyto-
rry ~ th,at fTansaction is a better comment ON
oha7tsh S(ngsishnesS, than all the anecdotes
IN the Encyciohedia Of mn. Soon uJler the
e1ffedffion Svas PLANNED, tie English acre
'eaoy ana embarked; and IL SoaS current here
mar General Graham 7vdS 20 hoUefhe chicf
command But the tarIig Dous eoul5 mar
DC got ready, until the lust ofEe6r4arv ;rond
at tie moment the tyoohs qvere salGae. the
Regency gave The connnssd 10 Gen. Peaia,
q foor, miserable devil, bnt g. friend Of Blake,
nov PRECEDENT Of the Regency. MIR il,id-
NS and undergoing tasigUfng Dsrrefcs md
coHntermarcleS,q Vish blind, o.. z0orse guides.
the Eugtfsh mere ordered BY Pena, 10 Eene-
t5ate a thick 7y1od, through zvficH fLev rpey.s
Obliged TO cut tie. foard, for their atkileyD. or
they marched; md iba1rediQtely On u7clper-
ing the WOOD, IN Turtles, Ihey mere Yner-
fectediy attacked ~ the French, 10 tbe num-
Der of7 cr 5000 Courage is alzvays fH oF
resources } and Graham, rib is c6hsi9erel
mere as orc Of the most HfrehM officers in
Eurofe, Immediately formed his coT5io, mate
mem q ShoTt sfieeeh, and oTdered a dashi,,g
charge into the centre Of tie Trench linz.
.4fter a sQngub1a1y contest Qf aBout tzyo
~ In ., E"e FRENCH were ooRged 10 retire 10
th'cI7n0, NTH the toss Of a hGir Of Eaglcs,
SIC fteees Of cannon, f7yo or three Gen. Off
GERS, and abont 500 hriVafes. The Shaniards.
under Pena, quere 7vifhin eat--sIos of me
sceHej 6us neUe'' came into action, althoaeh
Hs gosSih Rno,or oays, hey were three Ha,cs
requested by Gen. t3rubdm,-7He French
we're commanded BY Ike celebrated Yictor, in
person, and tI0o IF the regiments qgerc BE-
1aferseis LrfsI5Gl Guards They reffre6 u,
g9od oraer. The 6a,fie sgas fonght at .Infi
l'e5Tb 6Ht e7LiSd ftc 5aftie II Barrosa, from
2 n1ea5t1Di Hear tie scene. n .great a,anv
J ,y,' ne efy Tverc Sfeefafo1S Of TIE .fghf
The Sf21idrds under Peva did not IoSS n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
NOTICE.

THE cc-Partnership of Russell & Wallace
IS dissolved by the death Of MIR Ress@l
All those indebted 10 the concern arc dcsjrej
to come forward and settle their acccnn,s
and thoseh Having claims arerequested &c bring
them forward for settlement and payment %
JAMES Wallace. The business will De * n,i-
nued as formerly at the west corner &C fIie
Main Street, leading to Ryrd's Wsre',o,.e(.
by J. W. vino has on hand a largo aes.,r' coe,,,
Of assorted Iron wagon boxes, Z. AID e
Steel, Liv Sacks Sat-, Whiskcy, Kpa. a
Brandy, Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Paints. on
Glass, and a variety If CHER articles.
Richmond, June Sd, 1911. (epl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

,. 6nger; Moneh Some other. ccfy7s SchastcS'
puiiautty, before ard during the battle. T%e
Sfanish feoftte are good and trae, trough
slosy, hanShty Gnd Safu,7ine: 8nf TREY
haze nor a general oGfcer (erreflfmg indeed
Zeyas) cafctie Of leading 6QtlaGon---
There is no .ftith, honour, nor 6ravery ia
them; and they are fft. only 20 be Mc Slaves
Of the. COrrian. Graham is extremely in
dignaas az them 6ut declares tie men cctia-
ole Of making the best infantry in Earohe.
EVery .American here SUSPECTS fhGt treason
has been at zvork for a iore time +; ard some
If us even rvhiefier that Blake is at the head
ofn.-Ihe French had FIJI Information Of
the e.rteditios and the guides sent from
hence, end selected tyr GRAHAM, 7vere ,n,ac-
cottnfa6iy changed ct Tariff, fer Mosc gcho
niiSte,rd the army. The great body IF tie
heottie, as 7 said tcf5re, are firm and sfeady
end aftfieGr ready 10 die sooner than SC tie
sIaOes Of the siaUes Of .Myfoleon Bat tie
Grandees ard .No6les, are fit Only &C te the
iacqHtes and lickstaittLcs ola Monarch. Pe,,a
Is arrested; 6ut The Cores hGpe not TIE
courage 10 shoot him, as he 2eserUes. They
immediateiy made Gen. Graham Crundec
Of Sfain, Of The first class, with he title of
" Cozde Barrosa, &c. &c. SC" 7yAlch he
indignantly refused to accent
g Yesterday Marshal Sonlt returned 10
The fort IN therear Of MatQgoro,a, 7ritk rei7-
Jorcenicnfs, ana The siege Of bsss kiace is re-
s'to'ed ue,y closely. Last night rAey seat
many gre'i0des inso the city, so.lieh did ff-.
tie damage. They are sent fam sic inch
mortars cast far The tturhose in Seville, and
loadea goith lead and tioyvder. II fczy dogs
S''ce, as a large harfy Of Standards v.rre
crossing The 6rldge at Santi Petyi, IL tell IL,
and droSonea severak hundreds Of them. The
English are 10 man GiSeusted Nth the
Sfanish o1fcens and rtxiers, and if tie reSi-
7nentS here are nor changed for oilers 4riich
6aofo nothing Of their condact, v7y serious
qoork is e1tected. Thave tArozvn these fiaa-
Heutars together, in the hohr yots may re-
cefUe NE AFFIRMATION Of the result Of TIE
erhedifios' before any other account reaches
Boston"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
NEw-YoRK, MAY 81.


False oiarn.-The town has been much "a
gitated this morning by the report Of a most
terrible engagement Setween the frieate u
saifed States, commanded by captain Decatur,
and the British frigate Gue,vier, off Cape
Henry. i he report, which was received from
aeoasting vessel, began at an early hour, and,
IN the very outset, made it an affair suffici-
entity blocdy: The fIigate United STATES had
her mainmast shot away, but her colours had
been nailed TO the stump, the captain being
brayely determined to conquer OF go the bot
-sS+si- The GRe7T7.y:i1ad come off worse vet
she had not mast standing, not even stump
to which colour might be nailed lssisr now
ever, had kept up her FIRE, beng equally as
obstinate about coaqucring or going TO the bot
tom as her adversary. After being gell cir
culated, people began to enquire a little fur
Their into particulars some contradictions ap-
peared, and strong doubts at length were err
tertained. Several boats put off to meet the
coaster, and ours set sail among the rest
bieathless with anxiety, great numbers ra-
pldly boarded her, and sought for the captain.
sFiic captain told as that he mad said nothing
whatever to authorize such story that all
he had said was, that he had seen, as heIhad,
a'large frigate going up the Chesapeake, an
der, full press of sail which he took foi. the
O1fted States frigate, which came 10 an an
Choir, and that presently afterwards he saw
another large vessel which had followed her
and stood up the bay, which, from her seize,
he took to be either ship of war or an In
diaman: but neither ofthe ships bore any ap-
pearance of having been in an engagement.
Such is the termination of this frightfil story.
Those therefore, who wish at al events to
have battle with the British, must wait
little longer, and those who tremble for such
an event, may dismiss their fears fer, at least,
afew days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
SALES AT AUCTEGN.

On Wednesday next, the 5th inst wiz DC.
sold, at the Lnmber-fiouse of the
subscribers, On Cary Street, po-
sitively without reserve,
$4,000 lbs first quality Green Coffee, di-
rect from Porto Rico.
10 Hhds. Orleans Sugar.
s Hhds. choice old Antigua Ram.
~ Barrels Loaf Sugar, single refined
do. do. do double, and ma
ny other articles TOO tedious TO enurncr,,ec
TERldS-60 days credit on ali SINS Of
. 50 and upwards--under S SO cash--Ee-
gotiable notes with approved endorsers viii
required, by
MONCURE., ROBINSON & PIEH-
SAINTS, Auctioneegs.
RIcHMoND, June lst, 1911. "a
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10 kent.

THE HOUSE on ShJckoe bin, 81 DIR.
seat occupied y Benjamin Eot,s, asol
having large GaTGtn. aUtl convenitst CO.
houses. Possession can be gwen On H., ia
day Of July nex;.
JOSEPH CALLEGO, Ez'.y.
Of L Gdha:, d,l'd.
MsY 25i 1911. "a,
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UNION COLLEGE
! T. Q II ER Y
nLnr,- r., IL
Now DRAw1ne.
G.aRwAIFEs's LIST Of PRIZES

TSveztieth Days Dgnssias.
No. 168Te prize Of 8 5000
1914 1st, emitted to 100 Tickets
95e, ssycI, 's g loo
1882, 15o3s, 2s74o, s56Ce so
11721, 1905 60
Tsventy-First Bays Drqwiag
No. t2l654, (tirst drawn) packet 3. consist
ing OF leo tickets, from No. $500 to
$4,000 Inclusive.
Nos. 4s72, s25Se5, prizes Of $50
Nos 1888, 3ooe1, 1884, prizes CT 90
Soldby G. * K Waite q anart tins since
-te-a gentleman N New YORK ~ 1TTy
Tsaenty- Second Days Drcvyf,se.
No. 27io2,. FIRST drawn) Packes c. consist
ing Of 100 Tickets, from No, $4,000 to
$4,000 inclusive.
No. 5000, $500
Nc. 2e761, 700
No. t686, So
Nos. 1892, 32o74, pa
Soldlat Waife's.
~ A few tickets warranted undrawn, for.
sale at the Argus Office
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and thGt the regaest Of the Commodore for
an iEeestigution into he conduct on the oc-
casicn has not been occcded 10, his k,roy,n
candor and honor ftrec!uding arg dou6t Of
the correctness Of MS statement Of the cir
cumstances Of the a6air.--s7nd sve ossert that
't may confidently De e.rhected 6y orr naval
commanders, that, in suftorting the dignity
Of or FLAG, they gciV be rezyG7'ded Nth the
af,ttause o. tie -9niesican government and
nItion.--Nat. Int.
GhLEAS7,Rr OF ,lNNMERIcAS You4H.-
IN the late conflict betveen the U. States
FRTcAq,E PRESIDENT, and The British shin
q Spar Little Bell, a gM,ner's boy on board
the JTiyate svho lad Iris arm broken IN a shot.
schile atrrder the hands Of thc Surgeon ii, tie
COCKPIT requested that ne svouid make haste
ia dressing his mound, thot he might get O.,
deck again. On the surgeons asking zuiat
ne could do on Gcck, rounded &C he qyas, tie
hthe -4aaerican re1tkdd, "jfI can dono more,
CAV LEAST BE SHOT ar" his knozpn
that fhe heroisza q tits Tad has attracted the
earnest attention efthe Secretary ofMe Ma
vy.--i5.. q, 49, -,-
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70 Renr,

Two Houses, on the cross street lead.
iDgtc i5bockoe Wsrehhusc Thcy n.vs
been tnoronghiy repaired ard are SOW 81
20 receive tenants.
JOSEPH CALICO.
May 2s, iS1t. Il.
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Mr.. A. G. GLyNN has been appointed Pri-
vate Secretary to his Exccllency Benja,,:.a
Smith, Governor of North Caroiirz -.--4sir.
Clynn was originally OF this city.