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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
Wand IN BeGtOrA COUNTY

4'OR SALE.-ihe subscriber, anxious 10 retire to pri.
vaEe life or 10 remove to the Western County offers
oI sale his yslus estahiisment together with nearly
OOu acres OF LAND, ~ Bedford county, the Main West
ESQ Road 10 miles above LynchbuTg aud OF below the
Courthouse.
This is handsome situation, well watered, and in
healthy neishbnurhood (perhaps) asany in the United
States good wooden buildings, all nearly new large
apple Ofchdrd OfeXcelent fruit with clover aud lots
and good garden; with nearly one hundred
in red clover and IN high state Of Improvement The
land is strong dsd produces well, but is little broken
How ever, that must speak for itself
THIS place IS certainly we'll worthy the attention Of a.
ny genileHan who wishes keep house of entertain
mcnt. II ia considered a valuable stand for business
and is rapidly increasing III value.
The subscriber avdils himself of this opportunity to
expires zraieful ,oT the bral patronage
generous public, and respectfully nsgms them thar
ne shall cOunue 10 Keep open doors frr the ~
travellers until he effect sale, and Is every way
better prepared Accommodate those WHO mas farour
hun with their coinpany-and hopes his fnnre conduct
and attention will bc such 10 insure hin her best
wishes. JOHN LEFiWlCu.
Mount IfOreh Dec. .. Gl5ts
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Making in the whole

Al the above rate there will grow upon an acre of
ground 1910 cabbages which (st per do1 will
amount $1,000, and weigh nearly JorfyJve and
HaiJ TONS.
Al the iabour in digging the ground, transpiantna
hoeng aud pung, did not exceed eight boaTs Of one
Several Of the above cabbages weighed IS pounds a
piece.
On the farm raised this season, acre
Of ground Ole bushels of cartots equal 10 $40 bushels ~
acre and eighng AZ lbs. bushe, will neatly IS
There vas likewise raised half "a ound over
01P thousand pumpkins. WLiCb were fully rirethe
eTagc weight of which would exceed i5bs each Hsny
them eighed from Is ~ 30 lbs each The ground
likewise produced good crop OF Indian AID
peas.
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William WavAlaw s. Co.

AVE on hand and ole for saIe-eest English rein
4 ed Satpere, Alum, Copperas Spanish ioiani In
digo haGdcr AaCcabau and Rappee Snuf Mace, Gloves
Nutnegs ana Ginger, Linseed OFT Spirits Of TnrpeHne
Copai ana Japan NaIuish Gold Leaf and general as.
sortment of Pants dry and ground in o-gugether with
Drugs and Medicines, Surgeons Pocket, Ndwiery
COUGHING, TrepannIug, Army, ana Teeth Instruments
They have also consignment 60 boxes and half
spanish SegaTs, and quantity of Scotch Subtitle lat
Ter at the naauiactoTy prices.
December =. ...Gl.St
QENI hNOGiiO TOR LEAsR.-l VIII lease for 8 8 or
- years the above Id5eY1t, situated IN the county of
Albemarie of the principal roads from North to
south, at nearly equal distancesfOm orange courthouse
and Charlottesville, say 10 mites. BcteUOeO cunsid-
cred an excellent stand ior public mouse. lies in
healthy and rich part Of the country every thing
necessary for suc establishment May be obtained on
good Moreover there will he attached to the la.
vern probably ono hHHdrcf GcvrS 81 arabic land.
Considerable additions making the Buildings and
viii be plcted sometime this taii. Possession may
be had lst 4aJ OF January, 1915 Appiyto
MANN PAGE.
castle. EYiN 4lJehaarle, August IS. -. .2e-if
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IaYnes &iYoY NlanN.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the TRACT OF LAND,
upon which be resides in the county Of AlbrHaf!e
and = disposed 70 give great bargain IN it, ii applcat
on DC made in short time. The tract ComtansTO0 acres
more tiau zoe Of which low grounds Of tie 0Tst
quality good proportion Of the high land is rich to-
hacco land and the whole strong red soil well adapted
10 tic use II raiser Of Paris, and in good farming
dirou The improvements are amply sufficient for the
accommodation of a large family.
t.rhcr description is deemed unnecessary, a. It Is
presumed those wishing to purchase would view Tie pre-
misses SAMUEL SHELTON.
Nsvsrffcr g.
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'Yenernent %O. 81.

ID request Of Mt. Wm. Brown, administrator with the
ID will annexed Of WB. Giddy, dec. aud IN pursuance
the last will ard testament Oi said Giddy, We shall OF
Monday the 10Th inst at ~ O'clock, on the PREMISE. dis
p0se of TENEMENT NO. $751; which belonged To The said
Gddy ut the time Of his DEATH containing 80 feet inch
e. on or Cary strcetat lis Intersection w 18th street.
opposite the Wholesale Of nalsion & Pieasans,
ana running Oh said 18th about Isl feet
margin of James RIVER The ground viii be laid of inin
lois accordlngto plan which vi" DC shewn at OH auc.
ton -ipre.
IT TERMS At sale.
Noncure, Robinson & Pieasdnfs,
Nc ihs Anriinurers-
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rnn DOUBTFUL lovsR.-.nna arrssrAs,o.


Behold the fatal hour aIli,e,
Nice, NY Nice, ah ist-Srili
Sever'd mona lice. Can srrviye.
FROM tiiee whom have iuv'd 80 we'll
Endless lnj eaarg shall ne my woes,
No ray % comfort SNAIL see /:
s.d Set who kit"NS alas who knows
II thcn witt e'cr remember rle
Permit I'VE, while III eager chase
of tost u ang iiiiity rove,
Permit my restless tbonght to trace
rhy footsteps my abseIi love;
OF Nice. whcresoe.r shc gnrs
The tuui attenGant snail Ne
And etNtho knoHs, aias Who knows
II thou wi, e'ti remember NE
Along tiie solitary shore
III wander pensive and alone.
Ard wiJ ie-vcLnlng rocks IpIplots
To tell NE "h'fe my nyhph = gene;
From early morn TO evenings close
~ voice susii ceaseless cali ON thee
Aud yet VITO Smows, alas whu tnows
II thou wilt e'er remember nie
~.
OF times shall 10 needs aud bow'rs,
TO groves, my Former 6ann.s repair
Delightful hSnuts where AL ms hours
Gl,ded IA JOY, loT thou weH tbers
Painful remembrance oft shali dNeil
On scenes Of pleasure, which with thee
Quick passed yet who, alas can tell
lf thou wit e'er remember me-
"
There flows the fountain shall crv.
g Where biushng scornfu she woGld stand,
Then look with softly pIt.ihg eye,
d And ietiDe seize hes yielding huud
There dawn'd my hope, thsTe iiiSt the vows
81 We're heard ofmu,IJi constancy";
And yet who knows, alas VIII" knuws
A. thou wili eer remember inv
vi.
How many youths shall b.h"ld
Around thy abode reps r.
What tales OF love shall thrse ne told,
what VOWS NJ truth be ufirr'd thrre
oh Heaven annu tender yews,
Such soothing tales, II might be
oil Heavens and yet, alas VINO hHUys
II thon wilt e'er remember me I
va.
Oh .hiHk what sweet toTnrn,j1g smart
Thy ,0oT tpriOrn ti!eno pTuyes
oh Ui.Lk hew faithful is -, y -aTt,
Vito mas 40 rope SET no. J.ess aOSCSi
1hak on TIE silent. sad farewell
OF h.w diyidtd ia Hom Lec--
ohibink yeiwhO alas cau tsN
Ii thou Nilt Ser remember re
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know no; where met With tie enclosed verses,
whether ihe Translation Is good one. Metas;asio is
not 10 he got a. tins country. The verses detender and
amtire. aYd wtiresporlo the love sich heArts ofsee
ofyons youthful readers. viii observe tia, Italian It.
tL!s c-antry.
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tfrcm Ito Portland Gazette.

MEsShs. PRINTERS,
Having IN the public papers the description
Of pumpkins, turnips beets, which class
cd among the wonderful send you few cabbages
cook with them, VIZ -
On piece of ground IN Westbrook Is feet wide and
feet long there grew this season 1853 cabbages-
l2p of which weighed l5l0i lbs.
"a of which weighed, say at 81 lbs, each, 1872
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Negrnes f0r SnlH.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust 60 us given by John II.
I'D C0rbn, gsQ. ior purposes therein mentioned. ~
shah expose to public sale cash. tie folly, ~ Rich
mond county the 5th dayof December next, IL ia
otherwise The next fair day. 10 or more likely Nj
GROES-And oil the iOtii DAY 81 Januaiy nest, al TIE
yellow House IN Frederick county, also - o. more al
consisting OF men, women, boys, girls, aud children.
W Tonsill ! ~ G. hfirnrs Tr"fee'.
Deeeuber a. Got
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

/. MAMMoTHS.-The ST. Louis Emgrant states that IL
wing ma mu.ohs have lately been the SHINING
AOTntH!is 1!
The same paper states, that the Earl of selkk is
in 81. he from Caada, and purposes passing
through The States to the Atlantic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
Notice.

WISH TO inform all those bringing pork to uarket J
L ain well provided with good pens, and number Of
hands to kilihogs near the Market House aud
commodale few boaTdcrS; also have fine subsanti.
al brick house that will cure one OF iva hundred
thousand weight Of pork at the shortest ana
moderate terms. No attention my part shall be
ing 10 give the most ample satisfaction.
JOHN p. SHIELDS.
December 2. ...GO-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

E1Y virlue Of deed Of tyaSt executed by joseph
~ Noodson j. aud Polly his wife the Subscribers
i"i lhe purpose Of securing debt due Philip U02eTs at
toTDey ia fact for John GialcTsok frances his wife
late Frances Stnlr H'lcoy Stone and susgnha Stone
heirs and devste- OF John stone deceased dated alt
May 1915 ANA OF record iB The cOuny cont o Hanover
VIII be sold at public auction. 10 The hsilbs' bidder tor
ready money, oil The premises, the ufihe
present month, tract Of land, yng IN The county Of
Hanover ans containing ny estimation one hundrsd and
ninety SIX acres, be the less aud bounded
by the lands OF feeT BiibO aud ie Of James An.
Grew coed. en- the wesl by the lands Of John Siarke
on Tie heiil aud by he lands Of Richard Glazebrook
aud the estate Of Benjamin BoWes east Oh which
the said Jopepb Noodsou, jr. resides lhe subsci
beTs VIII convey only such titles them as
trustees JOHN GLAZEBROOE
RICHARD MORRIS, Jun.
JOHN SIARkE.
December q. so ria
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13
Alana toy Sale .

by virtue Of deed OF trust, dajed August twelfth
~ ISIS. ana recorded in tile county C0uri of Hem
rico executed to the subscriber by Thomas Rootes of
Gloucester county to secure tie payment of certain
debt therein mentioned shall proceed sell al pubic
anctor iOr cash Wednesday the inst before the
front dooT OF tho Eagle fioel-a certain tgact OF land
IN the county OF Heurc0. snatef GboVt nye mes below
inc Citt IL Hchnohd ON the CHARLES City main road
being pam oi Mll Farm tract and containing Nv recent
survey cne hmdicd and four also one ohel tract
OF land adjoining the aforementioned containing foty
sAacTeS the astbcing part Of DTaz tract. cOnIect
ed PLAT Of he aforesaid lands will he exhibited Tie Tine
and place oi sale. .y0te at II O'cfocf.
WILLIAM h. RANDOLPH, Trustee.
December 6)tds
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WNliayn & Mary CoMege

syNHE LtC1UKES on CHEMISTRY K NATURAL PM
LoSo.Hi IN this Institution, viii commence on
honda, the 9th OF January.
~ Inc dltereHf prdsrS fss40 usually t'tIlish FOR
TIE Cfcse teW bt,t,s 70 insert tae ab1re Jor three
,rt.Es. am forHard then accounts to The B1FSar
Dcceuier q. 6rJW
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Y alMah\e &egr0es.

MONG the negroes To BE- sold nj orange Courthouse
on ae i5h dsy of December neNt are two iits ATE
blscksitls miller aud house carpeuicra Young az
of uueXcepdonabts characters.
HERON, SINION & co.
Noyeinbcr.II 100
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Anthe Press,

M viii probably he published IN the course Of the
"a present week, Sir. HAYS SPEECH on the subject
Of SUY with other supplemental pieces from the pen
Of HE same gentlcmau-in the pamphlet form.
Richmond Dec. Z. ...G02w
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INMe AnnMAA Meeting

nF the Stockholders OF the Bank Of virginia, will be
~ held al their BANKING House IN the City Of Rich
mon4. on the FIRST Monday ~ January nex, for the
purpose Of clecting Directors for the ensuing year
WILLIAM CAMBRIDGE, CASHIER.
December 2, 6D-wlw
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klanA III .lucti0n.

IN pugnaHce Of deed Of trust executed me by Ro-
bert Plessauts o the county OF Powhatan and duly
recorded IN HeTco County Court ONCE, secure the
payment of aceIatin sum OF money therein mentions
due To Wan. Patterson OF the city of Richmond, shall
proceed to sell the 18Th day Of December HeTt at
the hou Of twelve o'clock before The front door OF the
Eagle Hotel in tho city Of Richmond, or cash, Il Ger
tam tract OF land containing Is and upwards Iy
ing in Jhe county Of HenTco within three miles OF the
said CITY, OH the road leading from the Brook Turnpike
To the Meadow Bridges and adjoining the ards of
Vd Clopicn and others. JOSEPH MAYO, Jr.
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Cotton Yarn Factory,
Negroes Gor Sale.

At the same time and place Of the above sale VIII be
oheied for sale, al auction, ~ OF ~ key Young NJ.
GBoES. chehy boys. TERMS approved ntgoiishie
Does, s. 90 approved endOfseTs, ut 90 Gays.
Dere'nber6. e. ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-13

FARMERS Bank OF Virg'a.
'ENHe ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders for the
ELECTION OF Directors will lie held at tie Bank, Oh
"Wednesday tie 7ib of January next.
wM. NEKERYIS, Cashier.
December .. ....6O-tdn
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November
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-29
LONDON MARKETS,
Tuesday March II

Woauy SNhtW H.
Cotton-There was considerable in
terest excited in the market last week by
the India Company having declared near
ly 5000 Bensals for Friday last. and az
this description of cotton has of late been
brought forward for sale very extensive
ly, it was anticipated that great reduc-
ton in the prices would take place /; the
trade from the manufacturing districts
and the shippers had in consequence
given extensive orders the whole went
OF freely, and generally led to l-Sd
per ib. higher than what had been ex-
psctel-62 bags very good DIT at ls Sd
to 70 lid 1894 bags for DIT aud good
common 10 led to lid !; averaging
rather above 10 sd; 1890 bags very or
binary to fair common 9 led to 10 sd;
averaging lCd; 2T4 bags damaged sd to
I'd; 2 Ligs from Gne seed Is Id to IS
7-8d. The whole at course, subject to
the duty OF Id per Id: if used for home
consumption; above third was reported
to be taken for expectation.
The purchases otherwise was also ex.
tensiye, when the low stock of every
description, except India, is considered /:
the sales were estimated to exceed 1000
packages; 200 Pernams Is to Is I'D, 40
buweds 10 I'D, $50 Demeraras, chiefly
good quality, at q SID, the other prices
10 I.2 to 30 led. 500 surats ordinary to
fair Bengals l9d to 20 sd, and 20 good
DE- led. The Bengzls and Surats were
sold III the warehouse at the price we
nave stated.
The arrivals from America, both at Lii
verpool and London, continue exceeding
lily limited, notwithstanding the preva.
ience Of westerly winds-if they are
no. extensive and immediate. We may ex.
|pect brisk and rising market in the usual
spring season, and easterly winds may be
|spon expected, and will probably be for a
|contiAuance of at least some weeks.
Irsh Provisions, &c. Beef continue
10 good demand, and there is little doub'
'ofits maintaining high currency through.
out the season. Mess Pork in steady
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request the demand for vessels clearing
Tor the fisheries has been very considera-
Bile. There has been little business do.
ing in bacon, the prices are shade low
err. The stocks Of butter are not extern
,iye; the market prices continue steady ];
some holders are however anticipating
an advance.
Tobaeco.--Ihe prices Of tobacco en-
tirely depend on the. quantity wanted BY
the French government it is understood
they would contract for 1000 hhds. on
the 10th inst; the particulars will be in
London this week. II a further supply
is wanted on the 18th April, as has been
anticipated, aud as the French govern
ment have in some measure announced
it will no doubt greatly affect the market;
the holders under these circumstances
shew No inclination to effect sales at pre-.
sent, more especially as it is understood
that the late contractors are not prepared
Ito furnish the quantity stipulated tor
one or two London houses take privately
very low parcels as they can produce
them. About GOO hogsheads very milf
fcrent tobacco are stated to have lately
been thus disposed off-the prices since
cur last cannot be stated at any raria-
ton.
1,hes.-By public sale, Sl2 barrels
Quebec pot ashes of middling quality,
SOS Cd to SIS sd, few lots SIS to SOS.
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TRANSACTIONS

From Paris papers received at this q
flee, by the Three Sisters
PARIS, Feb 27.
Prefecture of the Department of tn,
Seine. Notice to persons liable Il
taxation, Paris, 2ed Feb. 1917.
The time being at hand when TIT
monthly contributions for the ycal
I1sl7 become due, the Project Of THU
Department thinks it his duty to i'm
press upon all persons liable therefor
and particularly upon owners of land
ed property, the obligation which thu
law imposes upon them, punctually t.
settle the amount they are required t.
pay monthly. They must be aware
that the divisions OF these contribu
tons in IL monthly payments, rem
ders the statement easy. and that the
wants of the Treasury imperiousiy
demand their compliance
The Project fatters himself that
the contributors, animated by the de.
sire of proving their devotion to our
most gracious majesty, by the obser-
vance of the laws, will eagerly step
forward to discharge the I'd monthly
payment of 1917, in the early part OF
next month.
February 90.
We understand from Bordeaux,
that the administration of the Marine
has just discovered an excellent an
choring ground, between Bsyonne d
Cape Breton. This discovery is OF
great importance, particularly in the
dangerous coastins trade Of the Lam
dies. where for a space Of 90 leagues.
vessels could heretofore find no secure
place to anchor.
st. Petersburg, Jan %.
There being bat little exporting
trade from this place, a very sensi.
siblc dimunition has been the result,
in the prices of the products Of our
country, as hemp. Iinseed oil, and pot
ash. Considerable business is carri
ed on with rye, and the price holds
well. Wheat and flax are falling in
nrice. Not much can be done in i'm
portatisns until the rigor of the sea-
son is some degree abated, to allow a
free communication between the pro-
vinces.
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wounded in the head. His horses'j
" sudden spring, threw him on thel
pavement. /
An article from Manchester, datedl
March 18th, gives an account OF a
neeting there on the Sd inst. who al
greed to adjourn to the Monday foil
lowing, and proceed to London with
A petition IN the Prince Regent. A
ware of what was going on, the
proper authorities had taken the nc
cessary precautions. At the time ap-
pointed for the meeting, crowds flock
ed into town from all directions. A
stage was erected, and the haransue
but before they began
their march, the orators and leaders
were seized and imprisoned. Others
were seized by the soldiers and sent
to prison. In some of their KNAPP
sacks were found large knives. The
meeti is said to have consisted Of
$4,000, and there had arrived in the
course of the day not less than 10000
individuals. Those who elnded the
soldiers by taking obscure ronts. sue
ceedcd in penetrating to the bridge OF
Stockport hero they were encoun-
tered by troop of the Life Guards,
and the Prince Regents yeomanry.
No attempt was made to force the
bridge, but many threw themselves
into the river, and crossed it where it
was fordable. Two hundred were
apprehended, some of whom had pro-
vided themselves with a blanket and a
few days provisions.
Accounts from China stste that cot
ton was upon the decline. Opium IN
general went for 1920 to 1881 dollars.
Turkey opium had began to drop in,
and fetched from $50 to 900 dollars
per pecuI. A large Importation was
expected in the company's and United
States vessels. Tutenage was up at
10 tdieS per pcCui.
THE Island Of Tristan de Cnnha, to
the southwark of st. Helena, has been
taken possession of, and stores. &c.
sent from the Cape of Good Hope,
for the purpose Of forming garrison
similar to that at the Island OF Ascen-
sion.
There has been a tremendous gale
on the coast Of England, in which
great damage has been done to slip
ping. 1t has also been felt upon the
land-throwing down chinnies, &c.
The London papers are filed with
accounts of the detection of plots and
conspiracies III every part oil the
Kingdom.
A French paper says. the Princess
Of Wales had left Turin to return To
Milan. Her intention, it is stated isl
to return to England.
The French Budget, which had
CEASED a good deal of warm discus
sion. has passed the Chamber OF De-
pmties--l35 to SO.
liverpool, March II.
The demand Tor wheat has rathcrl
improved and prices somewhat higher.
American four q es advance.
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London Markets, .Harch 10.

ALO"cS" sAes ftStOS
Cotton, Pernams, ss 2s Cd 10
Bowels, 10 led
Demarara, 22d S-4
Surats, IS Led a "A led
Bensals, lOd a 10 led
Rice-Government hare determin-
ed on reducing the import duty on A
merican Rice the present rate is
eos. and a farthing percwt. The re-
to be made is i2s Sd per cwt.
The Act is still left blank as to the
dates, time of warehousing. import.
&c. We cannot state amy market
currency /; the alteration will have
great effect both OIL the prices Of Ca
rolina and East India Rice.
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Charleston. ArriL %.

VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.
The fast sailing French brig Three
Sisters, Capt. Moizean, arrived here
yesterday, in Sc days from Nantz,
which port she left on the 18th of
March. Capt. NJ brought no Nantz
papers, but informs us that there was
nothing new or interesting in circula-
ton when he sailed. A commercial
friend has politely favoured the eti-
tors with file of the Paris Journals
to the last of Feb. inclusive, from
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Richmond. April %.

Richmond. April %.
LATEST FROM n. ORLEANS.
We have seen a letter from New
Orleans, of the a9th ultimo, which
states that the late tumui:s had blows
over. A Grand Jury who had been
impannellsd on the 2sth TO pass upsa
the offences charged against The as
sailants Of the British ship, had re-
turned ints court without finding bills
for any of the several offences which
had been alledged.
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.Te,o York April 20.

, The elegant Peiee Of Brass or.
dinance, landed on Buchanan's
wharf west side Of Rutgers slip, was
brought from Virginia, where it has
10 the bottom Of York river