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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-18
Joseph Vaudeville,

Corner of King a..d Faiyfac streets,
HAS FOR sale,
SIS bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
50 hhds. and IS BOXES sugars
hhds. loaf and lump ditto
IS hhds. Molasses
60 Dags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
IS bags Pepper and Pimento
IS casks & boxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels Newbury port Rum
20 boxes Fre2ch Olive Oil, OF best qua
lily, each u bottles
pipes old London Particular Madeira
five to seven years old
20 cases old Medoc Claret, imported In
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
Gunpowder, Hyson, Young dyson, ana
Hyson-skin Teas, of the latest and best I'M
portations.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Ralslns
80 boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 8.
so barrels Whisky
100 boxes lst and I'd quality Spanish Cl-
gars ~.
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandles
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF Gro
ceries on reasonable terms, for cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
T He will purchase new Herrlngs and
Shad. April II. ia"
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New Lumber Yard,
.nMpsoN'S WHARE.

IHoNPS0NS WHARF.
NNHE. subscribers having entered into a
partnership, under the firm of RHODES
and M'COBB, beg leave respectfully to ac-
quaint their friends and the public generally,
thatthey have establisheda LUMBER YARD
on Thompson's wharf, where they now have
Lumber of different kinds, and intend to keep
up a large supply. Orders from the country
will be particularly attended to; and those
who incline 10 deal with them, may expect to
be accommodated on agreeable terms. They
also purchase and sell Flour and mean to keep
selection for family use. Their Wharf IS
large and coumodious and should those VINO
land Wood there, be under the necessity to
leave il, unsold, il will be regularly attended
to, aud duly accounted for
VIM Rhodes,
John M'Cobb.
FOR SHE,
.MUscovADo SUGARS, in hogsheads
and barrels.
Rhodes & M'Cobb.
April 10 lawiot@
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e. Rem00GE.
JOSEPH SPEAR,
Reshcetfully informs his friends and the fu6-

Respectfully informs hlS friends ana 'He FHO-
&c,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy-
al.street 10 the one lately occupied by Mr.
B. Adamson. near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all It's various branches--he also makes
and repairs all kinds of Musical instruments,
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins,
Cutters, &c. and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen doAars
He hopes the quality of his materials, the
soundness of bis work and the strict atten-
ton he intends paying TO his business, Will
ensure him encouragement from generous
public All the above branches OF business
will be executed at the shortest notice.
November %. DIST law
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A Store to Rent.

TvHE subscriber intending to REMoVf 1nfo
Kfng- Street, the HOUSE which ne at
present occupies as shop, on Fairfax street
will be to rem c. Ii is well calculated ior d
Retail Store, and an eligible Stand tor busl-
ness. Possession may be had the flrst Of
next month. Apply to Ro5e't l. Taylor
Esq. or -
Richard H. Little.
Az ro 18th d3tlawtf
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PUBLIC SALE.
7 he Subscriber,
4th mo. l4th.

BEING appointed Trustee by the High
Court of Chancery of the state OF Maryland,
for the purpose of selling and conveying the
real estate of Major William M'Conckle, late
of Charles County, deceased, for the payment
of his debts, will offer at Public Sale, on the
Premises, the said Estate, on Saturday the
18th day of June next, if faif, and If not, on
the first fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted.
This Land consists of about FIVE hundred acres
(ofwhich an accurate survey will be made be-
fore the day of sale) is situated on the Name
moyeCreek, about two miles from the Poto-
mac River, and five from Port Tobacco, Is We
ry fertile. has the advantage OF good water,
fish in abundance from the Greek, and wild
fowl in their season.
There are on this estate an Apple Orchard
of excellent fruit, variety OF other fruit trees,
and sufficient quantity of Timber ard Wood
for the support of the land. The improve
ments thereon, consist of very comfortable
Dwelling House and some few other conve-
nient buildings. The land will be sold entire,
and the purchaser required TO give bond with
approved security for the purchase money, to
the trustee, payable in twelve months and
ON the payment of the whole purchase money,
and not before, title will be given by deed,
to be executed as the decree directs.
Saml. Chapman, Trustee.
Charles County, April 2s.-May /. lawts
PRINTING
Neatly executed at this Office.
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A Tract of Land,

Containing about faOo hundred and t7vemty-se-
zen acres, on which the said JOHN SowDEN,
now resides, and lying within one mile Of the
town Of QUANTITIES.. There are comfortable
dwelling -house and Offices on the land-and a
Mill which with some repairs might be rem
dered exceedingly valuable. The land will be
sold subject to Mrs. Soquden's right OF dover
The Commissioners.
April g. 2awtds
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Wanted to Purchase,
PUBLIC SALE.

On Monday the 18th day of May next being
the first day of Loudoun County Court, be-
tween the hours of / and o'clock, alter
noon, will be exposed to sale, for cash, at
the Tavern of Nicholas Peers, int Town
of Leesburg, -
A Tract of Land Formerly
belonging to John Spencer) lying in the said
county of Loudoun near the Gum spring,
and through whichthe Turnpike Road from
Alexandria 10 the Ford of Little River passes
for considerable distance--contalnlng by
s an actual and recent survey, 400 acres
James Sandersen.
Colin Aud.
March IS Sawts
~ The sale of this property
has been postponed till Monday
the 9Th of June next. at halt past
. o'clock P NJ. at the place a.
bove mentioned.
May IA zawls
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Games Kennedy, sen.
Bank Of Potomac.

A Office is hereby given the Stockholders OF
the Bank of Potomac, that dividend OF
Der cent has been declared on the CaP'tai
Stock for the last six months, which will be
paid them or their representatives on uesu'y
next che 5th inst.
Blu order-qf the B0Gr8,
C. Page, Cashier.
D1 2W3taw.
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TO RENT.

4 Convenient Two Story Brick Dwell
IA LFNG-HOUSE s commodious frame
WARE-HOUSE, situated on the corner of
King and Columbus Streets, opposite Mr..
Thomas w Peyton'S Store They will be
rented together.or separately, and possession
given the soth June Apply to Mr.. Thomas
IRWIN, or
John Adam.
May 2awtf
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TO RENT.

The large and convenient
sCHOOL-RoOM, lately occupied by Dir.
PARADISE, on St. Asaph between King and
Cameron Streets. For terms, apply to.
James & Geo. Carson.
May IS cost
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LAND FOR SALE.
Alexandra, April |.

I'm pursuance of Decree Of the Superior
Court of Chanoery for the Richmond Dis
trict, made in cause therein depending, be-
tween Charles Ewell, late Sheriff OF Prince
William county, and Representative of James
Mnschett deceased, Plaintiff, and john Sow
den. deceased, will be sold to the highest bid
der for cash, before the front door of the
Courthouse in Dumtries, on Monday the
18th day of May next, being the first day Of
the Superior Court Of Prince William coun-
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FOR SALE,
4 UalaubLe MuIatto House-Ser-
May IA

UGTt,
About 80 years of age with her Three
Children-2 boys-one the other years
old, and a girl about 6.--She understands
house work generally, and is said to Cook,
Wash and Iron well, is offered for no fault,
and will be sold on a liberal credit, or for
cash. A sale for term of years in or near
the Town would be preferred.
Enquire Of the PRINTER.
May II. 2awtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-07

we understand that Col. Pillows n,r,~
were reinforced by seventy or an hnndrei
men from GILES County. The total number
may Ce an hundred and twenty.-An incon-
celvaoie anxiety is felt for the safety of th;s
party itisa daring project which thew bay,
1"uereaken to penetrate the heart of tbe
Nrsek nation, to bring off captive woman.
are found. 'hey
General Roberts has gone bv the w,v IS
George Colbert's to take the tra;, of the u
lows VS. VINO are Carrying OFF Mrs. Crawlev.
nat there should be one Indian more ~,
t lTss III tie world is a matter of no rnoment
". white man should kill an Indian
u1.' III common times, produce no extra
oiuihary sensation l.; but at the pre sent mo-
.in.t ana under present circumstances. the
ue''h Oh an Indian, by the hands or Whit
may De attended with great conseuuen-
p;IIo,. a3 ieau 20 the massacre of Col
cur frontiers. "iohS
. Jus the above was in type. we have seen
sS'efai gentlemen who state that Cen Pn-5
oet.s aiio Coi. Pillow and all their men
,iau saieiy returned. 1t seems they formed
Junction 10" down in the Cickasaw nation.
ana Ft proceeded to within about thirty miles
Vi tne upper Greek towns where they met
~ Nherokee Indians who represented
tue danger OF their further advance in such
colors as.to induce the party to return home
''''N
ne death of the Greek above alluded 70
mas had dreadful effect on the frontiers
W noe settlements appear to be abandoping
tneir homes, and although this is court daS
II Giles county. fears are entertained that
u VIII re impossible to form court or jury
SaPe; Crawiord's rangers start TO day from
Franklin to guard the frontier.
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NEw-YoRK, June 81.

.Navcl Dighatch.-The Essex Frigate,
capt. Porter, arrived in this port and went
into the navy yard, where she has been hove
down, and not week since had her main
mast taken ont, and the ship is undergoing
a thorough overhauling, with such cxpedi
ton, that by Sunday next she is expected to
be ready for sea, with a gallant crew of
New-England men, thirsting for an oppor
tunity to signalize themselves in the service
of their country.
June 28.-Ihe sloop Intercourse, Fowler,
days from St. Mary's.-Met Gun Boat
with volunteers from Savannah, going up
the River. Saw Q other gun boats and the
brig Vixen outside. The Spanish Cover
nor Lindeland, from Havana, had arrived
at st. Augustine---500 troops had embark
cd at Havana toifollow him. He had, re-
port states, given Col. Smith IS days to sur
render the place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-07

EYvE DOLLARS REWARD--Strayed or Sto.
4 leu from the Commons of this city, on Monday
last, Light bay Horse, six years old, about four
teen and an halt hands high left hind feot and right
fore foot white, some white saddle spots black name
and tail reached and bobbed, trots and PAGES WE'LL &
asa good Saddle, Gig or Draught Horse The a.
bove reward will be paid on delivery at the said
horse, to Mr.. Joseph yiglini, on tie Basin, or to
MIR. Francis Patti, opposite the Market-or any
'ntormaton'so that get him again, shall be reason
ably rewarded.
VALENTINE DE PIETRO.
June 80. AZ
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June 81.

NWEEr SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe eoun.
- ~, Vir2ina.--Thc subscribers respectfully IN.
t2rm the Gentlemen aud Ladies intending to visit
Ihe Springs, that they prepared to Keep the
Sweet Sulphur Springs the ensuing season, snd TIA;
they have been at considerable expense in enlsrsine
the Lodging Rooms and Stables, and have provided
large supply Of Provisions Of the best kind, Ii
1uors, t3rsip, sc.
. IL is thought not improper IN acquaint the public
THAT the present Manager is the same WHO has had
she care Of the Springs, for the last three years, and
being nov concerned with Gentleman Of capital
shey WIN be able 10 afford every possible comfort "a
the visitors.
June 20. ssx
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VIE SUBSCRIBERS being EquaIizers of the
- taxes on real estate laid by The Common Hall
Tor the City OF Richmond for the year 1872 hereby
tot'y all persons who have complaints to make to
them as IT respects the valuation of their property
ION whic valuation the tax is Iaid) that they viii
receive, III writing, such complaints at any time be.
fore, or on tie lOtl, Of next month, on which day
they w sat at the lialps public chamber in said city
toEquaze the City taxes on real estate. Tile ne.
sossors books may be seen by application to him.
C.TONPKINS.
BENZ. DUVAL.
WM. WARDLAW.
June 81. 1v
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DOMESTIC.
MESSAGE

MESSAGE
To The Senate and House of Rearesenta-
tives offhe u. States.
communicate to Congress copies of a
letter to the Secretary of State from the
Charge d'Afaires Of the the United States
at London, and of a note to him from the
British Secretary for Foreign Affairs. Is,
JAMES MADISON.
June 2ed, 1912.
Mr.. Russell TO THE SECRETARY OF
\, STATE.
"a, London, Nay 2, 1912.
StR---After closing the duplicate of nv
letter. TO you of the goth ult. l discovered
the copy of the Note of Lord Castlereagh to
me of the 21sthad been left out by mistake.
take the liberty Of now handing it to you.
/ am, &c.
IONA. RUSSELL.
Hen. Jas. 1fonroc sc,
lEEcLosED IN THE ABovE.1\
The undersigned, his ajesty's principal
Secretary of State for. Foreign Affairs, is
commanded by his royal highness the prince
regent, to transmit to Mr.. Russell, Charge
d Affaires of the government of the United
states OF America, the enclosed copy of a
declaration accompanying an order III coun-
Gil, which has been this day passed by his
royal highness the prince regent in council.
The undersigned is comm anded by the prince
regentto request that Mr.. Russell, in max
ing this communication to his. government.
will represent this measure as conceived III
the true spirit of Cancellations, and with a
due regard OH the part Of his royal highness
ito the. honor and interests Of the United
States; and the undersigned ventures to ex-
press his confident hope, that this decisive
proof of the amicable sentiments which ami
mate the councils of his royal h;ghness to-
wards America may accelerate tie return
Of amity'a and mutual confidence between G..
B. and the U. S.
The undersigned avails himself of this OPP
portnnity to repeat to Mr.. Russell the assn
RANGES of his high consideration.
CASTLEREAGH.
Foreign Office, 21st .ftarH, 1912.
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FROM the Canarn Ialnnde

ExrRAcT.--" Teneri6c, .AAriL 5.--The
LocustS continue to do very great damage
which, with the present appearance Of The
weather, leaves little prospect of a CROP
The brig Resolution arrived safe her corn
vas divided among the different towns, {.
will not last them three days. Unless some
vessels should drop i'll, We shall be very bad
off indeed"
" 1eneyBe, |hrI 22.-Wc have recei-
ved corn and -four from New-Tork and
Madeira ; bus the want is sin very great +"
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NOR RENT. and possession given Immediately,
n newly erected two story Brick Dwelling
House, situate on Shocke hill, next 70 the present
residence Of Thomas Wilson, Esq, the building in.
GLIDING the gron'.d floor, has in it, all with
FIRE places, Brick Stable Carriage, Smoke and
Coal House, with an acre of ground. under good
enclosure. ~,
Also, pleasantly situated ON Adamss Hill, con-
venient two story Brick Dwelling House, which ha.
or rooms ia 1T come necessary out houses, and
an enclosed half-acre Lot attached to it,
Also, ore among the best mercantile stands in the
brick ioH consisting of neatly arranged Store,
Compiling ROOM and vault for the deposit of Goals
&c. This is situated on the main, street. at It's
Intersection with 18th street. leading Bank street
aud not more than 500 yards from the landing place
of the Basin. f
To the north of this stand, and on the same lot il
also for rent, the oheitaf of mmodious, newl,
erected, Uncovered Brick Lumber-House. Those
Who may rent the store, viii find it to their convent
ency perhaps to hold this Lumber House. -.
R0. GREENHOW.
July s. '.-~ lm
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TWILL be disposed of, if appled'for Immediately,

SVILL be disposed of, if appledfor Immediately,
w the following valuable HORSES-Leondas,
full blooded Stallion, years old next spring, by
Wonder, out of Do,ned Mare-His reputation as
racer is equaed by-few horses GU the turf at this
tiine--Fwo FLIES, By Wonder, years od>-Two colt,
2 years, and Q, year old, BY Wonder--one Brood
Mare, by Chanticlerr, 4, years old and several o.
Their horses calculated for variouskin of USE These
horses may be seen at Westbury (the plantation Of
che late honorable Samuel Tyer) in Charles City
aounty, 90 miles below Richmond The terms OF
sale made known by application the subscriber in
Williamsburg.
GEO. LOYAL.
June so. tf
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TTNlTED STATES ARMY--Having been ap.
~ pointed by the President of the u s. Pay Mas
ger to the new army in the States of North Caro-
lima and Virginia. hereby notify the officers that
AN ready to receive their returns and pay them and
elleir men.
SAMUEL TURNER,
I,isuict Pag-.Haster u. S. .3r1.y.
Petersburg, June 25, 1919. Nv
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VIEN DOLLARS REE.aRD.-A Black Moroc-
u co Memorandum Book, containing sun'ry
WAY from the Post-Oiliee to Prichsrds Spring, be-
tween the hours OF five and o'clock this
ing; whoever viii deliver the same, with its con-
tents, at the Store OF John Il Joseph Boyce, jr.
at the dwelling house OF Joseph Boyce, senr, shall
receive the above reward.
June g. If
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We have Inserted from a late London pa
per, part of the examinations taken before
the House of Commons, ON the subject of
the Orders i'll Council Enough is therein
exhibited to evince the pernicious influence
OF those Orders, even on their own subjects,
and to prove the folly and infatuation of that
government in adhering to them.
Phi. G0E. Fe9.)
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N>EN DOLLARS REwARD--Deserted a,
Il Petersburg from the detachment commands
ed by Ensign Samuel Harris the 10th ultimo.
Thomas Jones native OF Scotland aged 42 years,
five feet inches high Of light complexion, b!se
eyes, Igh, hair--iad Oh When lac deserted sailor
DIR es.
The above reward viii be paid To any person who
will deliver the said deserter To me at my recruit
ing rendezvous in Richmond or TO any other officer
OF the U. S. army.
HENRY BRANCH,
Capt. 19th Rest. Z. ). army
July 8. 2tp
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or CoNDlTIONs.--Five Dollars a year. to be
,.aid annually in advance Those who do not direct
eeir papers to be discontinued at the end OF the year.
will be considered engaged for the next-None
will be discontinued, until all arrearases have been
paid. 90,
CHS paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city or Manchester.
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N LoGA, oCULIsT s. DE:M1IST. oppo

Yys site Mr.. John Lee, ShockU Hill, Respectful
y informs the public that he has been sofortnnate
TO give general satisfaction to those who have EN-
ployed him, his operations being performed without
causing the least pain. To his practice with the best
surgeons, oculists and dentists in Europe, he has
added the experience of several years. He cures
diseases of the eyes without any surgical operations
and in the most easy manner. He imparts II beaut-
fu white to the teeth, and the toothache inn
mediately without extracting them. His artificial
teeth viii be neat, convenient, aud exactly like nat
ura ones. He has constant supply OF the learned
Desirabordes elixir, which cures the scuryy, and
preserves the gums and teeth from decay.
Sapsr;fne 1ooth-Fowder. ~.
Juy3. NJ. Stp
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ESORN FOR S.qLE--On board the schr. Susan
~ Raddick, J. Cooper, at Rocketts--Apply on
board
July 8. ct
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E@fOR SALE.--Landng from On board the schoo.
u ner West Indian, from Charleston
100 bales fine southern CetteD--5O tierces New
Rice.---And in store-e0 hlds Whiskey--50 bar.
Iels do.-5Go sacks Liverpool Salt-2O0 Laguira
Eides--500 Sack Bags--50 reams Wrapping Paper
RALSTON g PLEASANTS.
June so. It
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Il clear Coast. for short time.--The Bri-
tish cruisers which were on the coast un-
doubtedly received very early information
OF the war, and would of course proceed
with all possible dispatch to carry the i'm
portant intelligence to their places Of desti-
nation. The several valuable vessels and
cargoes which are looked for daily to arrive
here, will therefore be in very little danger
OF capture on the coast. We may, per-
hapS, have free coast for so days.
BoSten Pahcr.
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By letter received at New York from
San Lucar, dated May 8, 1912, we are
informed that -four was then selling at $50
per Dbl. beans $40 per quintal, corn SIS
per bushel, and every article OF provisions
equally high and very scarce.
Phi. PGher.
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MoETaEtL, June IL.
We are happy to learn from enc Of our
Correspondents WHO has been AN eye witness
70 the progress made by the Canadian Volti-
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geurs in military evolutons. The highest
praise is lavished upon them for a propri-
city OF conduct. Captain Pcrrault's EXERT
ons are unrcmitting in the discipline of this
formed corps, assisted by Licuterants
Adhemar and Hersr. We are positively
assured by military characters, that they
have been surprised at the aptitude of those
young warriors III so short a time to COM
prehend the light infantry maneuvres. IN
encampment is already formed near the
Fort Chambly for the reception of the rest
OF the corps daily expected from Quebec.
On Tuesday last, the drafts from the 1st
Battalion of Militia embarked for the de-
pot at Laprairie with every proof Of zeal
and loyalty, in which they emulated the pre-
vious conduct OF their brethren OF the ether
battallions.
We are authorised to state that the 41ss
and 4Ssh .egts. have noqv received orders
Tor SPAN and are to &c replaced by the 9Th
bait. CT the 60ti,. and the lC5d regts.
Launched On Thursday last at WIN. Hen
rvs. by Mr. Hughes the fine ship Fame, of
ego tons register, the property OF Messrs.
Linthorne and JoiiiIe.
The Ewretta is arrived at Quebec from
England, as also the Spartan frigate, said
to have $4,000. sterling i'll specie On board.
Major-Gencral THOMAS PrNENEY, of
the Southern Division, arrived in town So
hannah i yesterday, by land, from Charles
ton. accompanied by Colonel MORRIS, his
id-de-camp. Soon alter arriving, the Chat
ham Artillery and the Rangers repaired to
the front of his lodgings and greeted his vi
sit with salute. In the afternoon, the ge-
neral, in company with several other gem
tlemen. took a view of the boundaries of
the city. This morning he proceeded down
the river to inspect Fort Jackson, below
Five Fathom, in barge belonging to the
revenue cutter James Madison Capt.
Brooks. OF the cutter. acted as cockswain
on the occasion, and Messrs. Hand, Light
6ourn, Nichols C Williams, (masters OF
vessels) dressed in blue jackets and white
trousers, as oarsmen.
SGpannah Republican, June %.
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July 8

EIJAAlLY FLOUR, of superior quality, for sale
4 by GEO. GREE.NHOW:
June 90. 500 At