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Ramitton's Bencc and Eatract Of
,tustard.

A safe and eectuai remedy for acute,
and chronic rhsnatism, govt asthmatii
|goat, palsy, l,hbagoo, nnmbness, white
swellings. cisiRhins, spfains, bruises, pall
I'm the face anJneck, etc.
The gGcu,Ine Persian Lotion.
So celebratd among the fashionable
Throughout Etape, is an Invaluable COS
|metic. nerfedIs innocent and safe, free
|fIom corrosie aud repcaont minerals.
1.-THE basis d other lvtians) and of Nh
Eoamallcd efEacy in removing ble,Mshes
|of the face I'D skin, freckles, pimples.
|;ntlatnato-y ledaess, scurfs, letters, ring
worms. sunhras, prickly heat, &C. The
aersiaI Lolon operates mildly, without
iinnedine K natural. insensiblep essplra-
tim. whicIis essential to health, yet It's
effects arespeeds and permanent, rem
Edering thelkin delicately soft and smooth
land. itupr,tins the complexion. 81
Tie sateaatipe Po1oder for the
testh aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comfort
and streigthens the gums, preserves the
Ienamel Gom decay, and cleanses and
teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foutness, which
suffered to accumulate, never tails to IN;
sure arkl fufaifyrpin them.
Ea.iiton's Grand Restorative.
Is recommended rs an invaluable M
Idicine for the speedy relief and permai
Ient cure of the yarieas complaints resp'
ing frrm dissipated pleasures, Juyepll'
Iindiscretions, residence in climates IN
Favourable 70 the constitution, the lmmo
Fderate Qseof y a, frequent inoSIcatlp'
E9r any other destrucfiye intenperaac
E,he unskhfu, or excessive use OF inercu
IrY, the diseases peculiar to females at
certain period of life, bad lyinss in, &c
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f0iVMnC y ohhAAADAOn
Navigation Lottery.
Second Class.

viii commence drawing on Mon5,
the Sd day Of February 1877. TIE Il.
lowing is the present STATE Of tie wheel,
Id DAYS drawing over. viz.
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December 6
Globes and Maps.

Just received Tor sale BY the subs'i'TP /,
A pair of large and elegant G D .,,,s,
The latest edition, 81 luches IN dI'S'"'
ALSO.
Madison's Nap OF Virginia, s.,,..
EradIey's Mar 0! the lnl'ed S'y &c.
Map. Of the United States ana ~
Indies, 49,, ,a,9
Lacsy's elegant quariO Atlas '"''
and plain, .;cJ MA
eight numbers published. c,s
James Kennedy & S9'
Dec II
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sE Tie above sleep, eap' i';.a Il
49, Chadwick, viii take ~, cisi
New.York, Newport ana NJ" aen
Apply to the captain on board: , 81
e9is
Dec. 10
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
.on beard tie sloop Regulator g''
Josiah Dayis's vhash IA.
200 Liverpool filed sacks o. 2, d 10
They viii be sold low II 'a"e'
On board.
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;aia remedy know and mas TEST ored
to health aud strdgth a great number.
when + al, adyaHd stage Of this fatal
complaint. Partular and plain ipstruc-
tions are given fdeyery part Of the ne
cessary treatmenin such cases.
Children genellly take this medicine
with eagerness; living a pleasing appear
ance, and an ageabie taste.
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Two SoyS, j.
From Il to l6 years Of age, Is A
ipr by tie subscriber, to learn ~ Il
tine e Business. None bal boys OF '''
habits need apply. - ,,s,g.
No e:nber26 I
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JAMES KENNEItYS
son,

BooxsgLEEEs, .KIse s fREE 2
Have Just veceiyed from LEES "A,
TENr MEDICINE Store, No. 40
Maiden Lane, n. York,
"A FRESH SUPPLY
OF the following genuine Mednlnes.
FOR The prersation and cure Of b.
lious aud .ualisaaut terers, IS
recommended
Hahns Anti-Bllious PlllS.
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COMMUNICATION.

..rt OF a city being on fire would
PM mich dread to its citizens Tor The
f e.S Il their persons and property ior
@'H.. Sbos|d extend to the whole /; and
~ + would # the inhabitants folded ! fh .s
on s sOl loukel at tie progress OF the
Nn' enc flames without making any Ell
) 70 prevent its extention; Such a 81
NV . the town Of Alexandria is At PIE
Sausa many acknowledge it. bur wit
sa IN Che helping hand to prevent its
e.bsr destruction. What | wouid "lsf
lH'ag The attention Of cur citizens to.
p'a abs evils that sill result from the sys-
hat IS now carried on BY the 'ur
81 ..,sr, Of produce in giving for It such
q paper as is not Of any use to the sell
= n the payment Of their dehts-t'se
s :. e the state Of Virginia have render
m necessary that none bat tic oo,es OF
S,Ttered banks and those OF rarecpia!f
' toms Of the country are receivable IN
s ''.@ent Of debts. 4 stranger, 70 &c II
/. t"wu of Alexandria, would Suppose
ss~sslrin almost any other town, from
Mn I. hank notes that are in clrca'atiop,
N which unfortunately far US are those
A. ~ viii not answer The demands. - the
' art of the country from which alnost the
rSde Of the produce that comes to onf
r ' is brought. What is the eanse
. . that at present has resulted from
! iast MANY have sorght nther MAJ kets
,,bere they can obtain the currency they
r,nt-and il is to be feared that i will
.,tpnd much farther than we are willing
naIIOw, so as to drive the whole a"a3 !;
Men We shall deplore the evil bat be IN,
ne 70 rectifyit The current OF trade
rs turned another way. 10 bring i IN
,pits right channel again, Wc viii ardent
/ desire but be unable to effect.
Orr wisdom would be to prevent the
bsaking down of the barriers, and so
oeserve the natural course. This can
ssi.y be done by having recourse to the
feeisiBg only such bark paaer as VIII
asser for the purchase of produce. 1t
NV be painful to some to do SO from mo-
ties that are personal ; bat the safety OF
III community loudly calls for redress
d The evils we are laboring under.--
Te,e few remarks hope viii call f0fth
,aore able pen in support OF what has
seu suggested.
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Historical ) ketciles
OF TEE
LAIE W1R

Between the United States and Great
Britain illustrative of the individual bra
very OF tie American Sailors. Soldiers
and Citlzens--with Portraits Of the most
d 5tinsushe!l Na,a! s. Military Officers,
and views Of several sieges AID Engage
ments. Price Dollars.
a few copies Of Richard Smiths Trial
Tor the Murder of Capt. Ca, son-Com.
p!ets.-Price Dollar.
For sale ty
JOHN A STEWART.
august 81
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CONVENTION AT STANTON.

Our readears viii bear in mind, that
several weeks since several Gentlemen
lOm about thirteen Counties, met at
Winchester, ard recommended it TO the
different Counties of the Commonwealth
% send Deputies to Convention to be
oed at Staunton on the 18th Instant. to
scOaier, upon certain amendments 80 the
9ate Constitution, and the best means
VI calling general Convention for this
PpfpOse.--None of the lower counties
ea'e accepted the invitation: and those
Valy to the Westward ofas have in any
respect whatever complied with the re
tOnmendation. Seine of these in way.
s aors Or less public, through greater or
smaller number Of citizens, have appoint
y Deputies, who assembled at Staunton
"a Monday the 10Th Instaut.-Gn that
-, sat' sxty-6ve Gentlemen appeared from
N'ty three counties: two from each, ey-
W Bedford, which had one deputy only.
~ me Convention is composed of resrec-
s ~ole citizens: several of them, of high
suuias and known abilities: six mem
~ H. Of Congress, and several members OF
ue nState Legislature.
,,l zen breckenridge (of Botetourt,1 was
-, a'eu 70 the chair--a clerk, door. deeper.
y IT. were subsequently appointed.
~ 'nree propositions were submitted to
sa S. Convention one was for Conyen-
ioa a =, The people without the interposi-
Add VI tie Legisletare another, for an
Co.. .uis IS to the Legislature to call one
tsn y, blackburn of Bath was against any
'lseatlon at all, believing that repre-
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EoaroLK. August rs.

Arrived in Hampton Roads; On Satur.
day. schooner ohepherliess, Carr. forty
oae DAYS from Gibraltar, ballast y specie
bound TO Richmond.
CAPTAIN g. furnishes the following list
of American vessels arrived at Gibraltar.
tram 2Ist June TO 18th July -
SHIP Waiter, Child, f:Om Baltimore.
A days, dischars;ns; ship Ruth and Sia
ny, Oellers, do. A days. to sail first tail
wind brig Horizon. Johnson, New Or
leans, IS days do; briggs Otheils, Glad
Ing, New York, II days, discharging
Brazilian Bowler, Rio Janeiro, II days
do; Atirastus, Townsend, Boston, 81
DAYS. had net broken bulk Hector, He-
New Orleans, 48 days. dis
charging ship Mary. Ann, Prince, Rich
mond. do big Ro5e-in Bloom, Turner,
h, >orfo!k. FROM Cadiz, ready for sea
.gng William, Jobisn, Lisbsn:, had not
.byoi,en bulk :: schooner Happy Couple,
Treadwcll. Malta. sailed in company for
'15atem ship Washington, Fl. the Straits
ship Al5ion, Conway, Lisbon, sold her
cargo Of rice, and was going TO CadiZ for
salt, thence fer DO ton: big L. M. Pei
bam. Saunders. from Malaga, sailed in
company for Rio Janeiro ship Med
fJrd Meyers, from Norfolk, gone up the
straits with carg OF Hour. Also, the
e. :. shin Washington, n, Commodore
Ihaunccy, Annapolis; bound to Ma
pies, with tne honorable Mr.. Pinkney on
board: u. $. ship lava, Com. Perry, for
flyie's, called Tor provisions and sailed
~ lie straits. Y. S. ship Erie, Crane,
E,q. OF Mahon. 60. do. do F; U. s. ship
Constellation, Gordon, ESQ. do. do. do.
Ihe $hepherdess spoke schooner Mary,
# Boston. from Jenerife, bound to N
York. 8 days cut; schooner -, Pot
ter, from Philadelphia, bound to Port
au P.ince; ship Potomac, Black, from
AIeXandria. went up the Straits with a
cargo Of -four.
sa Flour at Gibraltar, 81 SO, duJ!
WIEN captain Z. sailed.
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Public Sale,

= 4 ME subscriber again Offers for SALE.
q his FARM Oh Mar, land Point. on
The Potomac river: as Ills land has been
heretofore advertised, for particulars re-
terepce may be made to former advertise
ments. This tract contains between 900
and 1000 acres, nearly one half of which
is IN wo9d, and 10 part more than a mile
from the river The arabic land is well
adapted to the growt!l of all kinds Of
grain, tobacco, AID clover, binds on The
rive about 2 miles. is rearly in sQgare
form and perfectly level. This land IF
net sold PRIOR TO the first day of Noyem-
Der next, a. private sale, which The sub.
scriber wouId prefer. viii on that day be
offered at public sale on the premises-at
the same time, the Slaves, Stock, & per,
sonal Property Of every description.
Terms OF sale for the land WiIl be libc.,
raj anu to accommodate the purchaser !:
the rest of The property VII lie sold fer
cash.
Application to he made. for the land,
directed to the subscriber at i'ort-y cbac.
co, or Aliens Fresh.
Dant:i JrnDfer.
august ~ &awts
he National Intelligence and 2aIfi.
mere Telegraph, Will insert the above
tWce q week till sals--ouce in thpir DAT.
" al ii
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NOTICE.
NX7HEREAs Mart Mathews. late oS

INXHEREAs Mary Matthews, late of
w Grantsfeld, in the county of
King George and state OF Virginia, de.
ceased, by her last will and testament.
duly proved and recorded in the court Of
SAID coaaty, did bequeath to certain per-
sons named in her will, and to Ter Est
and second cousins, the money arising
from her estate: this is therefore to re-.
Quest and require all persons, standing ii
the relation of first and second cousii's 10
said Miss Matthews, to forward tbe;r
names, with a statement of their reIa.
tionship, by letter, postage paid, ad-
dressed to the subscriber, liamstead
Post Office, King George County, Va.
that arrangements may be made for di.
vision of said estate.
Io,cnsend S. Dade,
Executor of Mary Matthews. dec
borodino, August % awlst0ct
~ The Editors Of the National In.
tellSencer, are requested to insert the
above twice week Until the FIRST OF Oc2
tober, and send their account to this Of
fee.
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jCould gaze iinnov:d, on scenes of woe.
Then sleep sweet youth, tho far away
From home and friends thy lifeless clay.
Yet oft on fancy's pinions borne,
Friendship shall seek thy lowly urn /:
There shall the zephyr softly blow,
There shall the pillows gentiy flow:
There shall the wild foW'r love to bloom
And she'd its fragrance on thy tomb.
Close by his side, young M'IlVain
Lies stretched upon the bloody plain!
Upon his visage smooth and mild
Yet seem'd his eye of tender blue,
Moisten'd with PHYS pearly dew.
Ills thus the infant sinks to rest
Serenely on its mothers breast;
Yes, pity was his better part.
Pity and friendship form'd his heart.
Nor Oft was heart SO good and kind,
United with such noble mind.
Here yenturous muse thy flight restrain
No farther go--the task Is VAN;
Here Graves and Allen meet the eye,
And Simpsons giant form is niga
And Edmonston, warrior old,
And Fart the bodest of the bold.
These and their brave compatriot band,
Ask the sedate Historians hand;
Mine only strews the fading aow'fs,
Which mem'ry calls from friendships
bow'rs,
lie shall elltwine immortal bays
Which brighter glow thro' future days.
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SCARCITY OF LAWYERS.
Extract IF letter dated Steubenyillc.
OAio, JAY q. 1916.


6 rhis town is going on rapidly in
! suppose tie BEST cloth
ia America is made in orr voIlen ma-
nofactov, ard a considerable quantity
OF II. Among all The em;graGts from
the New England states, WHO come here,
wonder there are no more lawyers.
Eve or SIX Of the country towns in M
circuit would be yeay good places for
Business: There is great scarcity of
LAWYERS, and get he business IS god e
nongh to be considered by US as very In
yiting to emigrauts o; that profession.
The demand here does not seem. as in
trade, to draw to 1t supply. If you
are acquainted with any yopag lawyers,
I should think YOU might 60 some OF
them kindness by intornirg them OF
the above"
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ISAAC is muiatto boy, about twelve
years old--had on a pair Of striped cot
ION pantaIoons: mixed blue roundabout
and red morocco cap-,-he may easily
chan ;e his dress, as lie had a bundle Of
cloaths for NY brother who is about nj,
size. will give twenty Dollars to any
person who VIII secure the boy so that |
get him again, and Thirty Dollars for ap-
pretending the thief so that he be brough.
to jastice. expect that he was taken
away by some negro buyer from the
southwark.
VIM. l.. Weems,
Near Piscatawav.
august SO lawSwf
~ The Editors OF the National Intel
lisencer and Federal Republican. are e
quest to publish tie above once a week
for three weeks, and send their accounts
TO this office
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Farmers Attend.

AS that truly valuable article Plaster
has now fallen to It's old price, aud as
expect you to purchase literally, ! au
grinding for your accommodation large
quantity at the mill near the river, where
| will sell it either by measure or weight
Tor less than it will cost you to pnrchas'
in the stone.
A. r. Cover.
Angst 10 dStsla"Sw
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River Settlement, Of which so, much has
been said and written for while past
1t is said that dispute mad arisen be-
tween the Indians and some Of the Hud.
sons Bay Company's officers, about an
escort Of provision that the parties came
10 blows and that in the earliest 81 Of the
.Rudson's Bay people we're killed, IN
the Governor, Mr. sempie.
Asthis melancholy repertis given va
riously, we forbear saying any. thing
farther or the subject, untillwe getintel-
ligence in an unguestiopable shape, and
rom a pure scource There is also aoo-
tFer gloomy report, OF a party OF iiad
sons Bay traders, 90 in number, hasin
gone last winter ~ Arafh"pascow lake,
where II of them persisted tor the want
of proyisio.is /; the other three were saved
BY getting to one of the posts Of the
Y. ~. Company. II IS reported too,
that Sir. Duncan Cameron one Of the
North West Gompany's has been made
a prisoner by one of the Hadson's Bay
company's osicers, and carried to York
factory. Such is the di.agreeablc ru-
aours now circulation.
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Bar1stoca, KEN I'y IS.
CAYH0E!C CEREMONIES.


On TUESDAY last . very large ooncndrsc
of The lrost respectable citizens OF Hards,
town aud ccuatsT. Witnessed with be-
coming attention the conservation OF the
asst " carnGi. stJGe" and foundation .!
magnificent Catbe,iraj, now about to be
erected IA ire .l.yrons oi this place. as
the see pf tie Right .sev. the Bishop Of
3ard.to@n.
The 2is',oH 2ttend0g in person, toge-
Ser Witilthe cIara, q lis household exc
cated tie racre4 ri-a's OF Tier Charch
vita all he sab'imiy and Devotion due
=, he soIcmlity oi az OCCASION.
Preparitc Y 10 tie ceremonics the Rev.
Hr. David, de}iyetet al elegant aud ~
strocti,c discourse. exalanafo'y OF tie
ahjeci AID inlentinn .. ilie5e ancient Y
hoIY proceecins>
ind the }jslop hiln elf III a fluent adj
dress with the Gt'nost sensbiiity and a.
lection poG aayed h feelings If gate
'uiress a rs cordial receptiun, and Tie
renewed libc dir nfthe citizens towards,
MS Episcopal Enlistment here-weI
would "a sai octasoa Do injustice to he
generous Sc d 8ardstoYn, verej
g 70 fort.a ept on Of reciprocal
si-h.,s / ia, steh he great a.
3ili.ies. AZ ll rs, md excm-
e.a"y Jiety b BE eegereGd Blsh-
40 % has
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NEW YORK, Aug 27.
the above.

M ~ \ E'fNN. Jtu1 .~t-.
BY the elegant new ship Anity, captain
Stahton. we have received our files CT
London rsners, and have extracted from
them few articles. hot Of little Interest
1t Is intima,ed IL the LoAdon carrier.
the ministerial paper. thai tie ffncesS
Charlotte is 10 far way.
A aun e. of Banking {'6hses in The
interior Of ENGLAND had failed, including
that at New castle upon tyne.
Tie great and learned Bishop Ct Ian
da'l. diad on he 4tb of July last.
The sane day; at Paris, Arther Earl
of Mount norris.
The ma kets at liverpool continued a
boat The Same as in our former dates ;
bet the demand Tor Cotton was rather
increasing. and triilias advance was
anticipated.
Il appears after az, from the latest ac-
counts from England, that Marshal eouii
continued at Dusseldorf.
The rerort Of a declaration Of war a.
gainst Prussia, by Hussla. as gwen III
Yesterdays Gazette. on the authority OF
captain iiecnven, cannot be correct, as
our advices from the continent VIA Eng
land. are considerably later than they
could be via Madrid and Cadiz. We
published the report merely on account OF
the respectable names connected with IT.
Mr.. Devalnais has been duly recognlz-
ed at Boston as French consul.
The French flag was h9isted at Guada
loupe on the 25th ult. and American YES
sells permitted to enter.
From the Montreal Herald August Il
On Thursday last a gentleman. arrived
in this city from Sault Ste Marie, wit
very disassreeble reports from the Re'
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28.O00,O0O

Its understood that Stephen Girord,
Esq. yesterday Subscribed for the above
sun Of three millions and thirty eight
aOusand three hundred dollars, which
thus completes the capital stock autho-
med to be ubsc,ibed.-Mi. paper.
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the prodle'joa o. ~ 81
Ger il tire arwF Oh sae .'tr 4te5 not
taare dis Cuisines ip oAr genius.
aad ire nag, .aaiIsemli 29hraz,.
ILis p0ea ri. be e.,! vii additional
interest, vben tae au;s, i, arpis4d.
TIT tic auth9, was -. fc the battle.
il }'eat rie,c IL ID p 2a;S;7; e.
IL. ~ he.
The batac's a'a4 The liza is past,
Nights shallow oJ, tie fed is cast;
Tie moon, win 81 g ami sickiy beam,
Looks pensiye on sc bloody stream
The indian yell Is heard no moc
And silence reis9s on Erie's shove.
Now i the time, ~ friend, to tread.
The feid Oh which oAI warriors ticd:
70 aise The wounded Oh aftain's crest.
And warm with tears b, clay cold breast !:
20 treasure up his hast command
Md bear it to his native land
1t may one ray of Joy impart
70 fond parents bleeding heart,
Or. FOR a moment, Il may diy,
The tear drops 10 tic widows eve:
Vain hope, away ~ he widow ne'rr
Her here's dyiHg uish shall hear!
Etc zephyr bears 10 passing ,i&h.
No Struggling ch.eItain meets the eye;
sound is lis Sleep by Raj ms wave,
Or Fries waters are his grave.
O! send, sweet moon The ray Of light,
Across the du,,;s brow o.ni&ht,
That may know each warriors form
who sunk beneath Toe battle storm
Gradual the '.eaEy clouds give way
The maoubeams or the waters pay:
See. on the brink soldier lies
Pale is his vissage, din his see,
And Ike stranded vessel sail
His red locks wanton on the gale.
It is the gay and gallant Mead
Tn aeace. mild as the setting beam
THAI si!ds the tranquil summer stream !:
In war the fiery battle steed.
The foe, no mere shall dread lis arm,
His mirth no more the ear Shall charm
But on his lew AID silent grave,
The laurel fresh and green shall wave.
Rpt Is he so pale and low
Stretched OH his bloody bier Of snow
Reside the waters silent flow!
The fierce fire of his eye is dead,
The ruddy glow his cheek hasfled-
Yet fair in death his corpse appears;
SMOOTH is his brow, & few his years
For thee, sweet youth the sigh shall
start
In thy fond mothers ansui9h'd heart
For thee, some virgins cheek snail feel
At midnight hour, the tear-drops steal !:
And play mates Of thy chiidhood's hour,
POUR o'or thy grave grief's "armest show
eT.
Could modest merit ever save
IFS dear possessor from the grave;
Thf corpse. Montgomery, ne'er had lam
5pon this Wild unhalloN'd PLAN
Bat what we're modest merit here!
II what were yirtue's pleading tear
he hand that laid that hero low,
he eye that saw his life blood tiow,
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=.
wouil probably rise in the course Of the
week. Richmond Compiler.
Extract Of a letter from Lieutenant Of
the American navy, attached to thr
Mediterranean squadron, to his tnent
in Yrgipia.
r s. ship Y'oshingto,,,
G;b2Hlfar Bay 5aly 6, :sl6.
g wrote yuu on the morning of our ar
rival, when Isrppascd we should not re
main here mere than twelve hours, some
Hays, however. have ELAPSED, and We
Iarestiii il Giibyaitar. The ja,a arrived
yesterday, and Weare n9mentarily ey.
meeting tosce the Constellation and Srie,
Ithis | presuee accounts Tor or delay.
!" Cur minister. Nj, Pinkpev. IS treat
Jed with much astention b. The t'oYeno
&c. an,Ehas d;Acd on shore. TIE En-
lslish efiiceGs seem disposed. on all ocea
isiops to be vcrY attentive: AID | hope
there is no desire on our part not 70 rec.
procate tie feeling,
" ne ha.cA h ls :. h'in''1'a a.
iCapei, consisting Of fpur Ir'gates aat
Que stooPo Q, war. Is iy!hS ~ 'ne oa5 ~
aas Deya ca hi%ters, oel 'a''ea N NE ne-
gnciation. a&:lls BOW a'taE 'qe arf,Na
Iof reiniotcement from Holland, Nhei
I1e e'nfemP'a5es a second VISIT. q
o6,cA oileeFs nave alSo 2eeh very CIV.
aha profess great ifieaashlp ior the T.
I>ta;es'
" 1 was tins morning lnfro1nced e
che above Admlrai Who appeared t" be
vel aeqaa,nteh 'y'fa NY eaa'a9'er' as ne
sa'h' II "a fh'Si.Si' accounts re express
Jed mach Sutfr2e 70 i!nd me 50 youn@ s