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NETWORK, AUG 2z-Noor.
[ Translated foT ne ". Y. Epenfry Posf.

[ 1rarsiasedf for ne W. Y. Eveairy Posi-
PARIS July 3. ,
Proclamation Of The Commission Of Coverb-
fnent IN the French.
fFenchmer--ln the difficult. CIRCUMSTANCE
81 which the reins Of the state wsre ronfhad
TO us, It WAS not 10 ctr power to gov rn the
course ofevcnts and to remove ali dangers !.
lut It was ogr duty to defend the interests IF
we people and of the army, alike endangered
~ the cause OF a man abandoned by fortune
JUSTICE ana the national will.
IL was our duty to preserve TO the country
me precious remains of those br,ve Ie,-;,rs
whose courage is supsrier to revorsss and
who nave Deen victims of a devotion which
the country now claims
IL was our duty to save the ear;tal Cra-.rtb.
horrors OF siege OF the chances of = iatde
+ % MAINTAIN public tranquility in the midst Of
we tumult and agitations of war. N sustain
He hopes OF the friends of liberty. amidst the
ears and lnquietudcs Of suspicious vigilance
t was orr duty above all to avoid the use
PsSs eifusion of blood
~ was necessary to choose between secur-
" the national existence, o. running the risk
a 'NpoS'ne the c0ntryand thu citizens to
49, " destruction which would leave neither
Il o2e nor futuriiv.
.'HF 81 the means Of defence chat time b
resources permitted. nothing THAT &c SER
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review Of all the troops " Guadalour-. A.
mons them are enumerated S battaions Of
the ODD regiment ct the line, the National
Guards Guadaloupe, cons sting ofail ma es
between 10 and So years fage, and In,re-
RAJ corps Of artillery, and several other
corps OF different arms. H.
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hssri that some rersnns CO. si.scf,si ,h-@
Z = my Advertisement onne,r,,i etw, ton6sN 60.
~ me to William SSChristopher Plic, in Inc E,.,,;-
er OF u'e ioth OF May last i, se,e,l on ,heir h.,sc
e, anu ,hey h<ing si'iee agreed 10 refer to.nb,.-
-, - va i".'efs III uifpiie, concerning U,r CONTRACT
ler. N mentioned think it proper l.. state. tina, &c
4Nt' eri oi anyi"prcper motive o irt. n s,n Ia i
pose OF sni bonds, until the matters IN ,sput b., y or
ne, were settled. "S'"'e"
IHO.H.fS I'ERKINS0.v
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IN FRIDAY next, the ia September, ct R,rk.
49, 81 > ~ ~ oe'qek9@lIl Be soit 70 ibc i6gh, bid
ac,-Parloers',p a. "to,THE Far scn.ns,r
BHlLLT ik'F
Just o'1a voyage from iver9 -, w.lh - net, r;e 80
t'k'a' 40 apparel, which AZ, nearlJ nov snd in con.
pctc o'der. I'm
he BHirtItvT isa fine staunch vessel va b,.',
~ oaybrOokyin Corpeeticut '!ie Y.sr fsfl. ts fqp
20 es tons stores ~ hiids Tobacco. ard co o,s
cotiOn. ''1S
IEnNs--e, 3, and Q months, spproseA en.io-s -
negotiable notes.
ROBERT E.1ONKs.
Augus: 30 -----gds %.
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10 REM or I-F4s,s

10 RENT OR lease.
~ uDo OK 1HhEE .NEH IE.NE-fiE.NY.S
With garden srnumd enclosed o, M..,;or In, -
mile be'ow RicbmOlrl Apply 90
s,. :, NEIL McCoULI.. #
II BHiGk L.4YERS .s.V9l ,lT.967EEg
~ ANIEDa e. nj Brick i.$ycr, t., ,u;,d Ala, A.
eademy nov besnn ON Marion Hill the vo,k
Is :" De nest, and TO he done directly mn ,,,.
k,r can be furnished with three towel hands s. me
attendance. . me
.4HsO ir.9 N'YED,
oNh MILLION Oh BRICKS NATE.
Some dis ia,i and tie i.aianc.. pex, su;o
n'''i'o" VAL De vsnted neat sur,rer-Aprly ~
GO MIL McLOUlI.
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NOTICE

rs IIEPEBY GIVEN
T'HAT Petition viii be- p,..s.,,,a,'.,
ersi Assembly Of Virginia, 70 a,ss, i've next T'r "eN
my. So on Chckaiionl-
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NOJyCk

Is HEREBY GIVEN THE prr,,,o
Hal we the undersigned. de in,eud - ,o,.,;a.,
me next General Assembly of Virginia, TO fms,ci1
pate US, by q spyrial 4 CT of the I.ec'slalur-
GEORGE g PAISEY DAi,MSDhT"r.
IN met 40 -, Pcraoas of color.
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C11'FflN..
NDl';( q.

FEvIiE Young Gentlemen Of nav School o,.,
n iu'ly recu ested 10 then. Prccep,or. o, e.
uy' th Isl OF September next, at The usual ho'
e eSe,e;s OF the School viii be taken I'M bv 10, a.
VINO favor MN with their attendance, on th,t dsy
Aug so WILLIAM EWING y
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.NIlJYCE.
.NOIICE-

N OIICE.
81 ~ tiiioN viii be presented to the Legislature
VI W si'ia' at It's next SessIons praying tbat -
my pass to incorporate CoIrrang TO Tu,nn;t-e Wv.
''aa rom nn Manchester TO tbs town OF Pele sia,r,
EfND FOR SALE Or BARTET?
r;Yc several TE'cts OF i and in diff rent .on,;,
a AoovI this Ciy-egiIt of them within sl,o", d;
AN; o., aults f"er, And irnm % so miles sb ne
~ "e ouieIs are more remote, but son. of iierD
are near James III. err and others on or con ,,,n,o
r,ner hNers. Many oithe tracts are rieR. and
ts sew, W. improved with buildings, orcharr3. &c
- SCR any Ell them cheap tor CASH, or buidinss to
nsar tor Tor the materials building delivered II
August s0.---'wtf A'"OCi"
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PUBLIC AICIii ~.

: .sa9ciaI NJ s S. inolr 49,.
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4NUK5 July !.
Napoleon passed through this city at mid
night he was accompanied by gen, Bertrand.
Rovigo and Beker.
On this article the Gazette de Ftance of
July Sth thus remarks. owe see: by this
how badly informed are the prints winch
pretend that Napoleon lad gone to the ar
miles,
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AN UGLY WIFE OR A GIRBEI'.

= 4
Tie following amusing anccdste IS CO.
pied from MS sheet of the Border An
tiquities OF England and Scotland, which
is now in progress Of publication. and to
which Mr.. Walter Scott is a contribu-
tors
Tn the 18th century, the greater part
Of the property lying upon the river s.
tricke, belonged to Scott of Harden.
who made his principal residence at Oak
wood Tower, border-,ouse OF strength
still remaining upon that river. Will
liam Scott, afterwards sir Wiiliam) son
Of the head Of this family, undertook an
expedition against tie Murrays. Of Eli
bank, whose property lay at a few miles
distant. lie found his enemy upon their
guard, was defeated and made prisoner
In the act OF driving cF the cattle, which
he had collected for that purpose. Our
hero, sir Giaean Murray, conducted his
prisoner to the castle, where his lady re-
ceiyed him with congratulations upon his
victory. and enquiries concerning the
fate to which he destined the prisoner
the GalIows,' answered sir Gidean, 70.
he is said aIre:ly to have acquired the
homer of knighthooa, to the gallows
with the m:rander.' dopt ia. sir G;-
DEAN answered the considerate matron
in her yefnacular idiom. would you
hang the wiasos,e yoaag Laird Ct Har-
den, when We have three i'll favored
daughters to narryf' Right, right ana
swered the barren, who catehed at the idea,
he shall either marry orr daughter,
saicE!ed mouth sieg, or strap Tor It.
Upon CHS alternative Being proposed to
the prisoner, ie upon the first view Of
the case stoutly preferred the gibbet to
:: mathematical Mer." for such was the
nick name of the young lady, whose real
name was Agnes. But at least', when he
was LITERALLY led forth to execution, and
saw no other chance Of escape. he rstract-
ed his ungallant resolution, and prefer
ed the typical Moose of martrimony to
the literal cord of hemp. Such is the
tradition established in both families, and
cften jocularly referred to upon the Dor
defs. 1t may be necessary to add, thai
mickIed mouthed Meg and her husband
were very happy and loving pair, and
had a very large family, to each OF whom
sir William Scott bcqueathed good es-
tates, besides rescrving large one Tor
the eldest Lon. Pap.
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London Paper.
Ead:slo, Tuesday, September 1s.

Ea.j;ilo, Tuesday, September 1a.
Ills excellency Governor Tompkins i
expected in town this day.
Lase FROM Detroit-W announce to
the public the safe arrival OF Maj. Gen.
Brown and suite. on Saturday morning
last, in the brig Niagara, in 8 days from
Detroit having touched d day at Erie on
the passage. Among The passengers,
we observe col. r. Jones and maj. y.
Frazier, Aids to the Mai. Gen. Col. E.
Jenkins, G. Nj. G. Maj. S. Brown,
d. O. Nj. 6. Dr.. Lowell, FL. S. etc.
A national salute was fred from the Nj
acara, on landing of the General.
By this arrival we learn. that the at
fairs OK the west assume very pacliie
aspect. The North Western Indians,
among whom appeared the celebrated
Prophet. brother of Fecumseh, have as
sembled at Detroit, and have met our
commissioners, Generals Harrison and
Nc Arthur. and Mr.. Graham. with
sincere desire of planting the Toma-
hawk, and we have every reason to De-
lieve that ere this, an advantageous
treaty of peace has been signed. we
hal. this event, in connection with
commercial arrangement with 6. 5. as
happy omen for the future growth and
prosperity OF, the western country. AT
peace with the natives, the hardy sons
of the east will PROSTATE the towering
forests, and make the wilderness OF the
west blossom as the rose. :,
disqualification with the Indians, VIII
be, very advantageous to our western
merchants and traders as the furs and
neltries of the extensive country, above
Detroit, will be principally brought IN
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valuable Farm ard ;al
FOR sale.

HNHE subscriber will sell by autplity,
q the Mill end Plantation which ke
low occupies, belonging to Lydia Fsoeeh,
situated on the edge ola German settle
ment in the County Of Loudon. 9 niles
n. w. of Leesburp an,sfwo and ar haif.
miles from Waterford, on Beaver-Ifan
Creek, and in one Of the best wheat
|ncighborlioods in the county. The tract
contains $50 E.cres. surpassed by none in
the county for its fertility. About one
third of the lard is well timbcred, &. the
balance. in a state ofhigh cultivation, tie
whole of which is well watered, having
one orlnere springs in each field. The
mill is strong frame building, t9o ard
d half stories HIGH With three floors, with
one pair CT mcnai; turing burrs, 5leet in
diameter, together with Erans' machine
ry complete, and one pair ct country
stones. four feet in diameter.--ibere are
also on the premises and near the mill
a comfortable dwelling house, a good
miller's house, a good framed barn and
other necessary cut houses.
The above property, owing to its sitl-
alton and numerous advantages, will, 70
doubt, be worthy the attention of any
pelson DESTROYS OF investing their money
in real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL H0UGE,
N. 3. The above described prropeity
will be sold eitherin body Or divided as
may best suit purchasers 5. Il.
Loudo;:n Co. March III
April 49,. eetf
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g Pennsylvania Politics,

& Many people wonder why there Is
such uaccnmon hustle amongst the hot
1ers cf c9ss;ces under the general AMI
sfaie sovgrement, but tie enigma may be.
easily explained, intrisaes for the neef
P.,esiaensiai election, though commence
ed long ago. were going on silently TIL
OF late; It IS important to the views ct
certain Characters, that Pennsylvania
shoald be dragged into certain con-
hleation and how is this to be done. il
honest and faithful men are chosen, e.
taer tor congress or the legislature. The
secret otthe whole matter is tins, that
the wdo,e political power OF this state has
ior.se.erai years been IN thc hands CT Mir.
Gat-cttn and Mr.. Dalqs, who owe all
fhejr consequence to the admirable man
her in which they have drilled the Perm
s3traH.ans into their views : and i their
tactics should be now disresarded, they
wouls! inevitably lose their consequences,
and their numereus DEFENDANTS vouid
lose their places Nethin- therefore, can
be more natural than the tuzicroGs cad
gst disgusting scenes now daily witness
se,l the people, ;@cod ssals, really i'na-
slae shctthey ere noao choosing their o'ca
representatives.. but the whole is farce;
they areariltsd to select c.ges'ts for help
ing other agents to keep their places, SO
that the principal jngglers may anass inl-
manse ior tunes By speculation in a''b':c
fpDic ,nd cfocI.c = g n,aftprS now p0.
We hare as MANI rc.ter 5orcagts as they
have ia England ne have the nlSoSery
of free suffrage, and have as much ;or It
as i. all was real ard substantial"
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oa, Row We delight in old apotkegms.
am, r.ssserss-theY are. SO anti-demo-
ersss;c---se f..il Of frith-so puEgent upon
fraud sso,l s,isehoa5 =!
Ds THE FAILING GUT OF RoGuEs
r,sEsT KEN cos:E BY THEIR own
Tie ce;ess If democracy IN Pennsylva-
,;s ,sc kaeeliing tfeir Jacahinic heads "a
ga:ass esch othsr-E Each Tolls his tongue
a., ~ tl,e etl,er. and rather than not be
r,..es--e1l, Iets ont all the secrets of tie
etsers aael osf himself too.
Msrvianders, take notice whatihe par
+, Aas been doing aud Is coming to-.
lieas Asr. Dlane
red. EepaJlieaa.
F.i.ESGT30Ns.
EC.--trrsts from tie .iarora Of Ike 5ia 81.
.saeq;st.
..Tbe most a'asaiag of all existing
circumstances IS, tbat aoapt Que huad'e''
nsrsons. whe I've by the fees OF Offices
Ia,s ro9cr the state administration, have
substituted themselves fer the people.
.ssnis was one ct the causes 81: complaint
raisst SIR. Adams, i was one OF the
rssses oiye.ames Of Remuneration against
Elr. Msheaa, by the very men Who BOW
substitute tsemseives for tae people.
We are in the habit If abusing any
t,;nr coaaected with the English govern
r,est. and il is natural enaugh 10 dislike
aay tang that ra;nres US, but question
whether so f:sgraat contempt Of the
npsiic has ever beea saawn lildef that
,a.yerameat, rs IS every year exhibited 10
PENNSYLVANIA. "a Great hrltaln. : Il
cay c9iesr Of asy e.tctss, csstonss. stamps
ar s.: other branches of re0enae. pre-
saee. 10 iniermeda,e Ia elections, by
sr,ersuaaina any voter OF GissaaS,ing him.
Is fa,sec;,s 10ol. and is disabled from
Lal,liag any oEoe.' tatia peansylya-
"a voters are MT oasg psrsaaaed and
f;ssucaea, but the ss;,ose business ofeiec-
ton is nosy managed By &C. understand
ior directly with tie principal executive
o4icers, and their underlinss, officers OF
Stamps, &c.
:. such a system as is now in full O.
peratioa IN PeapAylyania. aud particu-
iar.yi ii i;lt:s..!!gp'.:;a, would, with all the
corruption q iii,i1itaui, ke secuted and
held uD to eSecfation-and YET we beast
ofour superior freedom ard intelligence,
and s,mpiicity ofmanhers.
When do you eject yonc represea-
tat.svsas p
You imagine that you choose, them
in October, bit It IS net se--they are
CHOSEN Ear eoa,. end not sy yoa, In AL
GUST AND S;EP-fENfBER.''
This toe, from the man whose whole
Business it has been Fer upwards 0!
: twenty years, tolresiie Britain. as match
less in corruation.-fiush, Reader Say
nothing We shall have more truths b
and bs-JTniess--
IN the mean time mark the following
from he Aurora.
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JoRN GRAHAM, ESQ. one of the Com
missioners appointed to treat with the
Northern Indians, arrived in this city
on Tuesday, with a Treaty signed at
Spring Wells, on the 9Th instant, by the
Commissioners and the Chiefs Of all the
Tribes with which they were authorized
to treat, The Treaty is entirely sat!s-
factory, we learn, and stipulates for the
faithful performance of all previous
Treaties.
Nat. Int.
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septya5.
New Publications. &c.

Rednty Reeeired for scle by
JAMES KENNEDY & Son;
NHAEAUBRIAND's Beauties o
q Christianity,
rhe Fathr's Gift to his Children, con.
sistingof original Essays, lales
and Rdections, 2 vols. by DR.. Ma.
yOr,
A GeneraView Of the Political State Of
France.and of the Government OF
Louis NH.
Bernard's Tour through France, swlt
zerland, savoy, Germany and Bel,
GUM, inl8l4,
Miss More Essay on the Character o.
practicalWritiDgs of St. Paul,
The WholeW orks of ditto. 8 vols. In
various hiding,
Watson's (ishop 0. Landatfl Serious
Address Young Persons alter Con
firmation,
The Velvet 6shion and Covering,
Duty OF the White Cottage by the late
Mrs. Robes,
Discipline, bthe Author Of Self Con
troll, 2voi|
Holidays at bme, by Miss Saunders,
Frank. being tn part Of early Lessons,
by Miss Edsworth,
Wayerley, Us.
Belinda, 2 yoll by Miss Edgeworth,
The Lord Of til Isles, a Poem by war
ter Scott,
Lara and Jaquiue, do.
The Magic Of Tealth, 2 vols.
hebrew Meleds, by Lord Byron.
scgt. aS colt
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Urcn every sIestien Of rational im-
postaace, there a;iGes ia thls country,
.sat. "a .eaei.ai it Is defi,atle that there
sAoa.. arise a ,nateg!a difference OF on,i-
rioa. Elt Was / t. &c ezpected that 9
dan;,t si,enl.l esist n tae mind O. ans
s',,iila,ll@. Yersos co2ccTn;Sg tie disposal
ii fs..s.lv.,a 3onaaayte? EEut,latc.y aiiwas
aaia.as.ty aga:at.ae UsarEer ;aii itafoP!e
shoagat that ESTABLISHMENT ard termination
uetc Jaa 10 tsis breaker OF treaties. ans
eYsa Observation-Disclosures ceaid set up no
pea 5.t Toe ip,pracs,csbiiity 81 me 60
fSow Gas re Is actually IN car
psuef. us 4 Nc possession OF ian Mere
lse sass contemplation for cur lilhus.
asg nsi,ss!lty' energies seem pais.eo'as -
ssse, Ds &c complexion Of sae very W.
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Public Sale.

OnTUEsDAY next. will be sold, at the
EeRdue Store.
ssrcr6ne and second Broad Cloths and
Casimeres ; Stockinetts.
Ibilenett Eest;nss.
Fanae!s, Dembazetts, Irish Linens
and Cotton Shirtings.
Csnbric. Leno, Jaconet, Mull-mall,
and sock Muslin.
Cdmhric Aa1dkcrchiefs, Cotton Hosi-
cry, siadrass Handherch;efs, &c. &c.
p. G.. Marstelier.
Sehemher CO
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Public Sale

3 sTILL be offered at Public Sale on
w thc premises, on Tuesday the
Sd of October next, valuable Farm OF
about 700 acres. situate in the cs'aty OF
Fairfax, Or the main road leading from A
lezandria to Fredericksburg, binding ON
pohick and Accetink runs, about II miles
from Washington City Cd. C.)--l2 from
Alexandria and four from the town OF
Occoauan.
This Farm is surrounded by good mar
kets, the soil is productive. with large
portion of meadow land and good mill
seattle Dwelling House, suitable for a
genteei family, is handsomely situated, &
not surpassed by any in our country for
health; Well in the yard that furnishe
excellent water, with large Orchard
and Garden.
The situation (half way between Alex
andria and Dunfrics) is valuable one
for a Tavern and the number OF nag-
CONS, &c. travelling the road, aEard
good market for most of the products OF
the Farm.-There are few Farms pos
sessing more advantages, and is well
worth the attention OF any person djspos-
ed to purchase seat near the seat OF GO
yernment, Or to speculate in Iands.--for
further information enquire oil the pre-
misses. of Dodr-ise p. Chichester or VIM.
II. Foote, Esg.-Possession will besl'en
at any time, when considerable portion
Of the purchase money will be required.
July 26. 2aWts.
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Public Sale.

rHEmbscriber will sell at Public AUG
tionon Tuesday the ca day Of octo-
ber,at half past s O'Clock,
A valuable Lot Of Ground,
Situatd on Fairfax to the south of Wolf
street, IN front "a feet. and in depth los
feet iches. Terl,s made known at
The tim Of sale-sale to be at IL o'clock.
S. PORTER.
Sept. a5. St.
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Salt Afoat.

100 tons Liverpool coarse and
fine SALT in sacks aid in bulk, On
board TIE Wilhelmina.
Just arrired, for 'sale by
] & ] Douglass
Who have received on consignment
9 pipes Port Wine, which will be sold
low.
IN STORE,
8 hogsheads !
40 barrels
10000 pounds COFFEE,
10 hhds. Fun,
SO bbls. Whiskey,
And a general assortment OF ether Groa
ceries.
September IS dStee4t*
German Goods fer Sale.
sEHiE subscriber has imported per
i brig Hunter from fremen, Guam
tity of German Linens of various kinds,
Amongst which are
6 boxes Of Shifting Linens
vastly superior to Irish Linens OF toe
same priee-ALso. quantity of Glass
Ware. Quart and pint Decanters, pint
and half pint tumblers, glass BEETLES, &c.
Also, coffee mills, straw knives, lock-
ing glasses, watch glasses, slate pepciis,
sealing wax. etc. etc. Also, few tons
assorted bar iron and steel. These goods
nave been carefully selected by VIM. ii.
Miller, and will be sold low by
NJ. MILLER.
Also for Sale.
A few bushels fresh Timothy Seed.
September lS. ee4w
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For Norfolk.

hBE The Packet UNION, Captain
!sssas Middleton, will sail for Nor
folk on Sunday next at 10 O'Clock, wind
and weather permitting, for freight or
passage-APply to the Master, or
adams, Herbert g Go. !
sent 90
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Landing this l)ay.

Landing this Day,
For sale by the Subscribers
IS crates Queens Ware, consisting
principally Of blue & green edged Dishes
aud Plates.
IN STORE,
so crates Queens Ware, completely
assorted.
|, 8 ditto blue and green edged Plates.
Is puncheons real Antigua Rum, Sd
and 4th proof.
81 hhds. Muscovado Sugars.
1909 bushels White Cadiz Salt.
adams, Herbert 6 Co.
Sept. 90.
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and bartered at that market, which will
certainly enhance their business, in be-
ing enabled to make handsome profit
on the return cargoes.
Detroit is now. garrisoned by 12 -or
1900 men, under command OF gen. Mil
Ter. Major Gen Nacomb is shortly ex-
pected at Detroit, when heWill assume
the command.
Mackinawis represented as one OF the
strongest places in the Western country
and is now garrisoned by 400 troops, un-
der command ofcol. Chambers.
On account Of the lateness Of the sea-
son, and the deficiency Of provisions in
the advanced depots. 1t has been de-
termined to omit re-establishing Fort
Dearborn, at Chicago, until another
year.
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A serious fire broke out at Natchez, on
the 10th ut. which destroyed nearly two
thirds of the town below the bluff
Messrs. Moore and Downing, were a.
.mong the principal sufferers.
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Port Of Alexandria.

ENTERED.
Sch. Henrietta, Nevett, Baltimore
cleared Georgetown.
Brig Presase, Rose, GEORGETOWN, 60,
Schr. Dolphin, Reynolds, Fredenscks-
burg.
schr. Ann-E!iza. Jackson, Baltimore:
- Farmers Friend, Clark, Frede-
ricksburg. !,
Ship George Washington, Wood:
Bremen.
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Sale by Auction.

On TUESDAY the third of October
st l2 o'clock, at our Auction Room, heae
of Frederick-street Dock, Baltimore
100 hogsheads Prime New Or
leans SUGAR.
Vim. Vancc g Co.
Auctioneers.
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