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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
Notice.

ENHE CO. partnership heretofore exist
4 ing under the firm OF PENN 4 HAN.
NON, was dissolved on the Goth of April
last, by mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since and will be in
future, under the firm of WILLIAM u
WAL TER HARMON, who are fully
authorised TO settle the accounts OF The
fol firm.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand. and offer Tor sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, hand>
some assortment OF
Plain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
SidebcarIs Al Ladies work stands
Bcaureaus SCandle stands
Tables Sofas
Bseisteads IkEasy chairs
sesstAry u book Hair and moss mat
cases .trasses, &C. &C.
All of which will be sold at the most re-
duced prices for cash, or to punctuai Gus
toners at their usual Credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and iron. The above BUSH
ness will be punctualIy attended to- and
all those that please to favor Us Wita
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction.
WM. 4 WALTER HARMON,
November 7 u
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Fall Goods.

Fall Goods.
TosEPH JANNEY, has impored in
Cd the ship Boston, Capt. Finley, from
England, about an hundred packages,
containing general assortment Of
WOOLLE.N q COTTO.N GOODS,
which are vfIe ed for sale by the package
or piece, and are very low.
september 26 dtf
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Wanted to Purchase, or take
to Winter,

"ORSES, Mules, or Cattle, By the
LII drove or single one.
ALSO TO SELL,
A family of SLAVES, consisting of a
man, his wife and four children, three
Of them girls and one boy; their ages
from 10 to 90 years, the man and woman
between so and 40-all Of them healthy
and stout.-Enquire Of the Printer.
October ii dGm
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Notice.

TIME partnership hitherto existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the
frn Of JNO. JACKSON & Co is by ex-
piration and mutual consent this day dis
solved. Those having claims will please
present them to JDo. Jackson for settle
ment, to whom those indebted will please
make payment, he being hereby fully au.
thorised to settle the affairs Of the late
firm. JNO. JACKSON,
ENOCH W. STAFFORD.
October 25-27
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
Piano Fortes, sc.
JAMES HEN.NEDF u son,

JAMES EE.N:N.EDF e son,
HAVE LATELY RECEIVED
A n assortment Of fine toned Piano
"A Fortes, both plain 4 ornsmentei
/ case of Victims, assorted, from No.
l TO Is
Violin Bows, Bridges, & refined rozln
A quantity Of Roman and German Vlo-
lin Strings, particularly selected
German Flutes of every SIZE and qua
litv, from one to six keys
Flaseolets aud Flies
Clariuett Reeds
Books of Instruction & Progressive Les
sons, for the above instruments.
October 25 ou
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NttilC
October 25-e7

II iNULl( L
TOHN JACKSON having taken into
d coma tnership GEORGE A. BrBsY. Of
Ncw-York, the Auction and Commission
Blu ,iness VIII be continued undsr the firm
of JNO. JACKSON i Co and they soi-
cit continuation Of the patronage ct their
friends aud the public.
JN0. JACKSON,
October 81 G. 4. BIBBY.
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Candles & SOAP.

a." CanuleS & OOaD.
TOHN G. LADD & Co. Agents for
% Hyde's Mandatory Of Baltimore,
have now or hand, and will be constantly
supplied with
Mould Candles Of all sizes.
Brown, yellow and white Bar Soap, in
boxes weighing from IS lbs. to 100 lbs.
each. r.:.r
Windsor, rose, variegated, compound
variegated, palm, wash ball and trans
parent Soap, in boxes of six dozcnseach,
all warranted equal in quality to any
manufactured il America, and it will be
Tor the convenience and inte rests of put
chasers to apply for their supplies, with
which they can be accommodated in any
quantity at the lowest prices.
November IS -n--.- -.--------.- -.--
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24

Prime Sugars.
Z ANDING, this day, from ON board
A the British schr Fame, Capt. Whit
ney, from Barbados,
Al hogsheads, J Mpscc. SUGARS,
barrels
superior quality to any which has been
offered in ma. ket-fOr sale by
FRANCIS ADAMS. e
November 10
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Sicily Madeira Wine.

r ANDlNG from the schooner Liber-
EA ty, captain Beers,
6pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, of a
superior quality
bale Russia Diapers
For sale by LAWRASON & F0WLE.
October 90
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Lindsay & Hill,

HAvE just received aud offer for
HA sale,
s pipes first quality Holland gin
l bale ticklenburgs, lst quail. con
aiming lao ellis.
il aossheads molasses.
200 boxes mould and dipt candles.
S tierces and barrels coffee. .a
5 chests imperial and young hyson
teas, last Importation.
$500 bushels Liverpool coarse salt.
$500 " Turks-lsland ditto.
Is hhds St. CrUix s. Antigua rum.
S and 10 barrels sugar.
10 boxes tumblers.
October "a ------ ----.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24

Pipcs NiCiiy NAdaSua WING, VI
superior quality
bale Russia Diapers
For sale by LAWRASON & FGWLE.
October 90
Notice.
TIME Subscriber having taken into
\ partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of CATLETT u IRWIN.
All thnse having claims against Ne, are
requested to present them AID receive
their money; and all those indebted, are
respectfully solicited 10 make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CArLETT.
For Sale,
157 bales aal boxes burlaps, ticklen-
bur-; oznaburgs hcssians, creas, platil-
las, estopillas, brittanies, choletts and
dowlas
29o boxes consisting of half pint, pint,
quart tumb!ers and decanterS
20 buxe, elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tunbiers, pitch
ers, plates aud dishes
600 boxes window glass, 8 by 10 and
and Toby 10
so chests hysOn and imperial1 sn
tess g.
1000 pisces short yellow nan. :
keens Z =
600 do. long yellow do. s
167 boxes Inlia China, consisting of
dining sets. tea sets, cups and saacers,
pint bowls, dining and desert plates, fat
and deep
6pipes, 40 half pipes and 90 quar-
ter casks very sup. Londou Particular
Madeira Wine, from Gordon, Duff, In.
glis x Co. ...
German steel, very sup. quality. cop
per pots and tea-kettle3, soap, candles,
aud nails--t0r sale on reasonable terms.
CATLEfT e IRWIN.
October IL.
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Boarding
For Rent,

.ani immediate possession giren,
YENHE Brick Dwelling House on King
street, near the Diagonal Pump, and
adjoining the Warehouse Of Mr.. English.
Also, the Store House adj sining my dwei-
Ing. For terms, apply to
". XEENE,
WHO HAS IN STORE,
so bales German linens
10 boxes hollow glass
gu crates queens ware
Is casks sherry wine, very old, and
5000 bushels CadiL salt: Nov.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
For New-York,
For Freight.

rE The Sch'n'r UNION, cap
sztsEFSs tain Cole, nea ly new and
%:Ef S-ssssS superior vessel, carries about
z4l-S-1S2H go barrels, will be ready
in few days,to receive cargo, and will
take freight for EarOpe Of Coastwi'e.
Apply to r,,,,,E
Who have tor sale said sch,s. cargo K
I2O tons Plaster Paris,
Also. for sale, landing from schr. Boliaa'
capt. Sylvester, from Madeira,
4 pipes ,
IG cask }
Oc.l0er g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
School Books,

Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, Mavor's,
COmley's, Murray's, Columbian and PHI
ladelphia spelling bOnks, Murray's, Web
stcr's, Ashes aud Com!ey's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
Biair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New-York Reader,
No. |, Q aud s, SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, GoIds'Uith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodslcy's and CrOx
alis Fables, Blair's Grammar of Chemis-
trv, O'Neal's and Wil!ct's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jessc's & Jaudon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock OF
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed a libc-
raj discount. August Fl
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LawraSon & Fowle

LawraSon & Fowle
= ,. OFFER FOR SALE,
0H boxes Superior quality q
lou Havana 8
so hhds. MusCovado -
% New-0rleans =
1000 sacks Liverpool blown salt !
60 barrels n. E. Rum
$50 boxes mould candles
20 boxes No. chocolate :
SEQ reams wrapping pepper
ESQ bo!:s first quail. Russia Duck
$50 do. Ravens Jun
$50 pieces brown ! Russia sheetinga
40 white Of sup'r. quality.
$50 Russia diapers
SO tons Swedish iron. .
40 casks cot nails, assorted sizes.
so boxes by 9 j 8 by 10 Chelms.
ford glass
Bostsn glass Of all sizes ..,a
Is bales Blu. loon and CattaNaVs
gurrahs, checks aud sooty romaIs
so cases salad oil
pipes and 2 half pipes)
London p aiss L;.b: Madeira VINE
$40 crates assorted Liverpool ware.
-. Is Liverpool dining sets
China and lustre ware
10000 bushels coarse salt
A quantity Of Plaster Paris ~.,,
Also, landing from sioop Fsnry, captain
Mitchell,
so barrels No. new beef
November IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-24
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,

Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
large stock of writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works of merit. A geleia al assert
ment Of .. ......
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

becomes more improved, on which a lar
ger share of this attention is bestowed
Inc ear becomes moredelicafe; Sc sounds
are recognized aud distinguished which
escape the ordinary observer.
ne sense OF touch more generally i'm
proves than that of hearing because the
niind man has more occasion to exert IT,
we trust the eye as our pilot against dan
ger II leads us about from place TO
piace but as soon as wisdom from
that sense is quite shut out" We have re-
course to our sense of touch for our gov
eminent and projections. We grope our
way abont we feel almost every body
thaf Is within our reach: and we learn TO
at,ehd 10 minutise in the surface ofbodies,
which would never have solicited our OBJ
servalIon while we had the eve 10 assist
us. Many blind persons have thus exhi-
Diied proofs OF sagacity, which astonish
lie rest OF the world. Where this saga
city Is exerted in a particular way, where
II Is employed upon any particular quail
w OF matter, and more especially upona-
NY branch ofart, the improvement is great.
and almost incredible. We have heard
OF the case of "a blind man, who could
tell the species of metal by feeling it /: of
an Italian sculptor, who carved out some of
The most beautiful specimens ofhis art; of
a ca6inet-inaker, who gave TO his work an
lnimliable polish. In works Of every de-
scrlptlon, which depend for their beauty
upon the smoothness of the surface. the
nerves of the blind are superior 10 tire
eyes of others
Now where will this dexterity stop =?
VT are we to say, that il has no limits
al all A carpenter may plane table,
a sculptor may carve statue; but what
an immense interval >eparatc- their pow
ers and those of Miss McAvoyi 1t is
true, on the other hand, thatif she be an
impostor, she Is not the first of this de-
scriptlon who has appeared. We have
read OF cases almost as aotonishiHg-In
Saimann CiN mnastics, d q e.man work
published l5 or lS years ago, tor the bene
INT OF schools and schoolmasters. we have
dissertation on the means ofimproyinr
the senses which cites some very curl
Gus instances of the powers of the deaf ::
among the rest, that of one who lost his
hearing aud learned TO distinguish arr,
maintain conversation by the ords be-
ing pronounced against the hand. the
back, and other parts of the hody. We
think, the same volume mentions eases
OF the blind learning TO distinguish CO.
lours by the sense of touch. On the
whole, we are disposed TO think Miss Nc
Avoy a 6ft Of an Inposfor +; but cannot as
sert the fact with the same confidence
that one of our brethren of the type has
already DONE
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Notice.

OOhSUANr to The last will aud testament Of col VIM
Harrison, dec. will be sold thout reserve 90 The
nshestolddeT, on Monday The 18th day Of December
nert onthe premises, IL fair Or not the max, fair day
thai valuable PLANTATION Wherein the said dec.den
formerly resided, containing 055 acres between and
400 Of which is wood land lying in the count, If y
george, " miles below the town Of PETERSBURG and a
nS zoe water snatedn very healthy and agreeable
neenDouThood, aud has all the Improvements
LOT we accommodation 81 gentee family This Land i
zen adapted to the culture OF corn wheat aud tobacco
anu rs well worth the attention any farmer beng
out III shifts, where 10 is hands may be employed
20 great acknowledgements in excellent order for farming
neIe VIII be rom so to 100 bushels of wheat seeded
this Fall ~
A. the same time WILDE sold small tract ofwoop
LAND, containing 100 acres.
The TERMS OF SALE will be- 4 2 and a vea,., c,.d;.
equal annual payments, with bond and approved seen
N.Y. aad deed Of trust ON the land to secure the pay.
ment thereof ~
t1r Any person wishing to view the premi.es will
Apply to sIr Archibald Richardson, who lives on the
ALso-wiIl he sold a. the same time aud place ? =,
sne bsrtois Of corn the crops NJ wheat fodder ali
I,,s ~, ,,sL atspns utaiiy new, several VA
iSOie wofk horses aud work scafs ard suidry articles
0i household aud kitchen futniturc-0B hieh eedii 81
months WI be given, for all sums Of ~ upwards
Under 20, casb-the purchasers giving bond with ao
proved secufty before The property is dciyered
T Az those having claims against the esisle Of the
sn necenen are requested to present them for pa
iDent, and those indebted are earnestly Tea,ssisd IN
make payment without delay. "
RICHARD WILLIAMS administrator
ALsow be soid at the same lime and esce 10 ~
~ Aey nEsKOkS. for division amongst the egatees
otthe said dscedant credit Of nine months vitb
y.. THE COMMISSIONERS.
- ,'Det .. 53tds
II rrfHe ofd iced ftrUsf Cbearf7r 5gte me II55
- dag Of august iost) ersrRIed 10 ns by p,fer
JaY"y 70 secure a snHg ~ naoicy therein spacifsd
% 20 Da,a fieDrH0y, tee shan gtoceedfo scU beJore
re moor Of ne turner's hank alta. on TIuredonf5c
sth edg Of JaHaGry neff, mir ~ rot the ieri Griy
gsg, certain fr0ef NJ faad kyag IN the county, o,
Tro'hafan 6s'Rs P0ft Of the trocf - which soff
OesNJ non rssideS, c3nf6fajse f,c, 1gsdrsa ocyrs
at% az sane frf a7d PtGcc undiDffed aioefy .,
a"otisr 9fect ~ tff E1NsH b. ne ,,aAae n ne PER
.f'sO" tfact or ~ much ~ sog tznde as tiy 0asRey
fAf YHykas ofsaig 0Csd. ufta ca,fssc
,-Psb. fHffShS 4. T. iRcpEe. Trustees.
-'"N'"a,'' s.-ff<r
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MISS McAVOY

The achievements of Miss McAvoy
Extracted into our last page from the Ii
verpool Mercury, and attested by man
Of science and character,) are wonderful !.
almost incredible. We are disposed III
terly to disbeleve them but Shakespeare
reminds us that there are ",more things
III heaven and earth than are dreamed of
in our philosophy" That young lady
stone-blind can not only read with her
fingers, but distinguish coiors with them.
requires indeed great stretch of Gre
dullty /; that she can even distinguishper-
sons at distance By means OF her fin
gers, is plunglng pretty deep into the re-
glons OF the marvellous. We are dispos-
ed at first sight TO disbeicve the whole,
q set them down to tile credit of fmpostuye
MIR. Smith himself doubts tho lie las
seen Much more must we doubt. who
have had no ocular demonstration of the
circumstances which he describes.
As a general principle, il is true, that
the other senses acquire great, and some
times astonishing dextcriiy, when that Of
sight is eNlinguished. The attention
which used TO pass through the eve, be-
comes concentrated as il were upon tie
other senses; and that particular sense
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IlanA---At Auction.

WILL be sold positively public auction before he
w front deOr of the Eagle Hotel 10 the city Of Rich
mond, on T1uysdGy tire AN Of December gc1t al IL
O'Clock for cash. to the highest bidder, my TRACT OF
LAND lying III the county of Powhatan the Buckng-
ham road, RObinson's This tract contains
hfty with dwelling house built of the best
materials and neatly finished together with the other
cessary Out-fonses for family Of common szc-ahOpt
oneiomr OF the land is cleared aud well enclosed. 1h.
situations very elevated and extremely healthywit
celet water very COHyenen-on IL is tolefable peach
and apple orchard An addition this can be had
Oh reasonable terms there is land for sale adjonngt
From its healthy and pleasant position. it is well shifted
for the residence o family disposed pass the summer
in the country, for mercantile establishment, &c.
IL - deemed unnecessary TO say any respecting
this tract rs " j. expected those inclined to purchase
Will view the premises which will be shown by Dr. Ran-
delphi. residing al be place MT. Archibald iio5insoD
living u. The sale will be made by MI. THOMAS
TAYLOR 81 Richmond who also has plat Of the land
An iadIsputable title will be made the purchaser.
ARCH'D l.. WOODBRIDGE.
rfpsfpffieu. Nov. Z utw
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IMpoRrANT IMPROvrMyNr

~ TIE WANUFaCTURE or PAPER.
NILMINGroN, November I've have IatnIv
visited the paper mills of THoMhs GILPIN.S,
10. on the Braudywiue and Witnessed the per-
forulance OF their new machine for manufac.
tnring paper OF an extensive scale which pro-
misses 10 be an important addition 10 the arts
aud manufactures of our country. This nro.
cess OF making paper delivers sheet of grea-
Ser breadth than any made in America and of
any tength-in Que continued unbroken success
SION, OF tine or coarse materials, regulated at
pleasure to greater or lesser thickness.-The
paper, when made, is collected from the ma.
chime on reels, in succession as thew are filled
aid these are removed to the further propress
OF the manufacture. The paper in ITS texture
q, perfectly smooth aud even, and is NOT ex
ceiled by any made by hand, in the usual manner
OF workmanship-as il possesses all the beau
~, regularity and strength of what Is called
we'll cio, ed and well shut sheets The Mills
and Engines now prepared, are calculated 10
employ Waterpower equal TO about II 10 Is
pair oil milstones. of the usual size
he apparatus and machine are OH princi
pie dnd construction entirely new, and are pa
tented by the inventors here. Ii has been We
~ expensive, aud has been brought 10 its pre
sent state of perfection with much labor. iyIre
nulty and perseverance.
III Is with much pleasure we announce the
success OF this machine and we hope il will
tend to secure our country against the, impor-
tat,ons from abroad, which have so much in
teriered with our domestic arrangements and
we are also much gratifed i'm believing flat
ITS establishment on own stream. so imme
dtately III tue neighborhood of this place. will
ana lis Improvement, and add to the valuable
manufactures ON the Brandywine
1EEdtchJ1gn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

'HE Subscribers will sell bargain in III. BLACkwa
TEX MiLLS.-rhey are situated on BLACK va,sr
aIeeh, one mile fom us mouth and about half mile
rom LSnchburg The Mills large and roony with
Iour palr bnrrs good boiling cloths toy ether with every
eeessa'y convenience for manufacturing -four Th,re
is also tolefable COED dwelling house s,noL a b,n.a
eontne house and large shop together witi
90 AcKtS OF LAND, lying adjoining the towp-aII of
may choose. - " W f"N""ser
The Lynchburg Miilpons reaches Nd to The BI,c,
Mills, down which all the -four may he r,ad,Iv 'e
within 200 YARDS OF the river t VERY lii,.,st a.
VIII be given on the property. "''
JOHN LYNCH
JAMES {. NORMAN
Lvnchhurc Nov.7. .aev
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RICHMOND, N0VEMBER =.
[FOR THE ENOuIRER

On Saturday the lst inst. the Students
OF William 81 Mary College gave TO Doc
tor THOMAS p. JONES, who has lately re
Signed me ProfesSsorship of Chemistry &;
Natural Philosophy III that institution. a
Pubic Dinner, as IL manifestation of The
high respect which they entertain for his
character and abilities. The followinq
Is the invitation on the part of the Stu,
dents, with the Doctors reply =
"SlR-The StudentsofW William g. Ma
ry college, informed of your resignation
as Professor, aHd intention 10 leave Will
amsburg, and ANXIOUS To- render some fri
butte of respect TO their Instructor preyi-
ousiy to his departure, solicit the pleas
ure OF your company at a Dinner. To- NOR
row ats o'clock, 10 the Raleigh Tavern.
Weare yours respectfully,
PAUL $. CARRiNGTON,}
cnAs. I. kiMbRoUGH, Committee Of
GEO. c. DRoMGooLE, arrangements
Friday Ece,ung, 3lst Oct.
10 DIR. THOMAS p. JONES'"
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der charge of the mates, and the other ~
hourly expected.
OCT. Allie recent coolweather may
induce some oithe inhabitants ofthe CITY.
now absent, to retura /; but, cool and IA
vorable as the weather may appear, vet
the disease still continues: aud all stran-
gers arriving are as subject to il as they
were in the month of August. II is a fact
well known to medical gentlemen. that
rs the season advances, the cases become
more yirulent. In 1904 aad 1911. The oulv
asons that this high charged bilious it-
yer has prevailed, since Louisiana was ce
died TO the United States, the cases i'm Oc-
fober were remarkably severe. In 1904
there were severe frosts on the 9Th and Sth
ct November, and the disease dis;,ppear-
ed--so II was in 1911. This, therefore.
may serve as Il caution to those absent
Che month more, perhaps, aud our city
viii again be blessed with lis usual health.
\ letter from St. Mary's, dated 18th
October, says" 1t is very sickIy at A.
meta Island, S or 8 dying daily. Since
the deaiil OF Governor HUBBARD, things
have been rather tranquil, but the late
Governors party are sill very much dis
satisfied. Most of the prize property
brought in TO Amelia, has disappeared, in
different ways. Tom SRABuRN, former
ly of Charleston, was stabbed by his wife.
short time since, and died immedi-
aielv.
Anotser lyttcr, same date, says" Mr..
STARR, prize master of the Morgiana.
died al Amelia yesterday--it is very sick
iy both AT st. Mary's and Amelia, the lat
ter the worst. Three vessels arrived here
to-day from the North, with provisions.
Commodores TAYLOR and CAAMPLlN.
are both daily expected here, when we
expect things will be better regulated at
Amelia than at present The u. States
brig Saranac, has sailed OIL Il cruze."
Charleston Courier.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold on Wednesday the 18th day Of pecem.
~, oe. next iar Otherwise, the next fair tay) Nj
ths bate residence OF Mr. Daniel wilIson des s a.
az 81 Tue s,"eS OF horses aud mules, fauong them
,e pSi OF carriage hr'ses, several valuab brood
oss sheep Sc together III the household aud ki,cbcn
ana plantation uteusils several Wagons aud
49, ac~iIaes and harness, single Gig, biacksinitbs
ef"p of fodder. &c. ' van 'ne
aetedit ct IL months will be allowed on an sums above
Slo-pnrchasers TO give bonds and approved seclv 20
cary interest from date il not punctualy paid Casb
Tor al sums under : TO-
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