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RICHMOND, OCTOBER 2l.
SPANISH .dMERICA.

or dNIOb n N Il hlCIs
We have thrown together the principal spc-
cuatinns we find in the LOudsn Prints, resi- ect-
ing South America. The article from " Bells
Messenger" is particularly worthy of notice.
Ii proves demOustrabiy, that ii is the interest
of u Britain to see the Spanish Provinces So
vereigu and independent states and, Of course,
to take no part III their sublugatOn. This pO-
Icy has in several cases been felt by the Bri-
tISi Cabinet, particularly by Mr.. Pitt IN eu-
c0uraging the first 0nterprize Of Miranda.
The feelings of the British at this moment
must ~. somewhat IL. unison with their interests
Disguised with the superstition OfFerdiuaud
indignant at the treatment which the friends
OF the Cortes have experienced; eNcnded from
some of the commercial privileges which they
expected theirmilitary achievements obScur-
ed Nv the jealousy of the Spanish troops; and
una;5h' TO obtain the treasures which they al
vanccd; there can he no strong feeling OtgOOd
VIII towards their quOnIani allies.
The Ouly idea which eau turn their minds a.
gainst the Spanish Patriots, is the fear that is-
gttAn1te governments may suffer from the nni-
tiplication of Independent states in the New
Orid so strongly urged by the Madrid ia
zctte. Bni what asarcasm OF legitimate gov
erumeat dues this apprehension convey AS
II IL were 50 dDOmindbIe in its nature that the
people Of the old world could he readily alur-
ed by tile example OF independent states, on
the rev continent, INTO The arms Ofa republic.
Bat will the new states IN the new world he
certainly republican, We hope they rI5y ;
bat We already see nation in the South that
is truly 'n0narchical. Witness the Bcazils
Should neither Great Britain, nor any other
natiOD, resist THE emancipation of South Ame-
RIGA, II vii 10 all probability prevail. S3an rs
slFaitened for want OF money and nIcn. An
ofticia report Of her minister announces frof
baDie driiCh Of 2OJ 600 rails in her REQUIRES
Aad as TO mea, The dram IS incvssant. OfifO0O
men that have gone to Venezuela during the
last year, II is said by IN Office OF The Congress,
thai Here ave not more Than or $3.50 alive -
The rest having fallen victims to the climate
or the sword Let us not despair 81 tie cause
OF Independence ~ tie South. Truth is gre,h
md wilt TsDaH:-
LoNDON, August 3l.--The Morning
Chron,clc Of Friday STATES, 1--WE are nov
assured Oh authority Of ihc first respec-
liability, ihat a treaty has been carried in
TO effect under the powerful prhiahon Of
Russia, between Sireat Britain and other
maritime powers 10 JOIN ID concert TO ef
feet the submission and paciiication Of
tile Spanish Colonies. II is alsoasseTied,
that new Treaty Is OF tie iapis, under
the same mediation, by which Spain is IN
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DIED. Near Manchester. the county Of Chesterfield,
on the 5ih inst Mrs ELIZABETH DoLTON, vile OF Mr.
John DSiton late of Lexington Rockbrdge county IN the
30 h year of hrrage.
III POwhaan county, on the 9th inst. Mrs. AMELIA
CRCMr, the amiabie and beloved Or. Abner
e., tate OF Manchester.
The patriot who has just sunk iuto the tomb deserves
word more tLan has been already allotted. Col JOHN
NsRtER who has per shsdof lingering disorder,
the sou OF Gen. Mercer who fell abe field of PIInceinn
ill the cause OF American liberty. Col. Mercer ms son
was deyUted 10 The cause, lsbOuIed
tatio to support the principles foI which his father d
ed Ia The Virginia Legislature Of 1891 he distinguish
Ell hlns" by bis attachment To- the constitution
iiNefedtiat celebrated speech which remarkable
iUT Tie chasy OF It's style and the strength OF lis afgu
nent He accompanied Col. Monroe, now T.. u. ). on
his last trip to France Secretary OF Legation, aud
nay became one OF the Board of Commissioners Tor set
ilne the Claims under the Louisiana Convention. In
every transaction with which lie connected. The last
public station lie fIed that OF Delegate Of the
pie IA the last SESSION Of the Vii Legislatures but
health was so BAH, to cham the soaring puion Of his
genius DON ntO caFti."-TO his Virtues who do
tee Free from tie Calling ambition OF The politician,
aud attached Ia his cohny and To her principles he
eminently distinguished for the purity of his
Ills temper the kindest nIould-as friend
he possessed the aheetIonsas man. desti.
tule OF al iau oi malice envy, illibeIal,y, aud iw,
as a man can well be.
" Just rs we were preparing this paper for press
we irceved intelligence OF the death OF WILLIAM G..
WILLIAMS Esq at Woodstock, Shsnasdoah county, On
the AIN iHst-fOr long TINE gentleman Of
practice at the bar OF our superior Courts. Ills alaDe
character endesred hun 10 AL who knew him.
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SMockon Nill Voxnr,,

WE subscriber having taken lease that lsres -
Wen tnsied three stc'S orick h1ust "a SLock0e :.
orontngtc the teirs OF A. Laioes NEATLY opposle -
NJ q. csthrsat and littie beos Junction 81 ia.
richmond aud Brooke turnpike roads aud fsnished liz
al eonsdefabc expense ~ this dry pseya on tor the re-
srplou OF company Travelling gentlemen MAY expect 70
gave every attention rand Grm aud part Of The hoysc
tntc!y pry III alwsJs be iese. ed lor the acs .r,o
61n ct seHtieien and their families Al entirely nsys
sNrle l"s beenefectso wbIhni AZ all times eli nr-
nisher With The best food aud nded D., experienced
osfers.
Een o. twelve gentlemen can ne accommodated With
v"dI0 ~ the ns1A nohtb Year, very reasonable
teihs--nee or went, members Of the next Legislature
can ais" he Accommodated With toard &c.
y WANTED 10 purchase hre) a good MAI
COOK, and MALE SLI,IA.T to attend in ;ie house
NANN ;. VALENTINE.
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~ LAST NIGHTS NAIL

lcOmMUNIcATED FOR THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT. !
E1trdct Of letter dated PeInan,bucO Augast
sofa, 1911, 10 gentleman in this city
Our government, after gong to an immense
expence with the expeditions to the River La
Pl.ta will have to withdraw from it at the re-
monst anre OF the powers of Europe. \ few
vessels have been taken, but nothing TO what
we expected. Our convoy has sailed Tor Por-
tugal, and being under constant apprehensious
seldom vessel sails without one
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EGucatiou.

VIE Subscriber has engaged Mr.. FRtScIs W. ScoTr
TO teach with hnl aio 10 enlaIgmg ms buildings fuI
tue accommodation Of greater students. The
English Lain aid French languages geography Nth
"se al tue Hinbes, history, arithmetic and mathematics
VIII be taught Terms ofadnlttanceS 100 paid quarter
y ~ advance or ! ITO, II the furnish bed and
candles Monthly tickets will be to parents
aad shardias of he conduct progress ;ef chl-
dfen are wards and ;,t the session report
ny DF Robert Hon'nian, Capt. Edmand Herkeley Mesrs
Thomas Nelson John Minor, and Feier Nelson no are
CHOSEN 10 at,su the examinations The tenn wi.
commence The 18Th January ensuing.
JAMES BYARs, ".
Forks Hanover, Oct 2I. 4s2,-
We The undersignedi having examined Mr. Francis w
scott, OF his request. are ofopin6n is be qpaird
'each lie Ens'ish language gamnalicaly, with the L4lin
ano French iSugugges.
ThoM.S q. toLEMaN, PresideRtl Concord
ARM Ill =. COLEMAN, PiyjCSsyr 4caaeiay.
Caroline County, August =, isl7.
do hereby GETTY, that Jr Francis " Scott is quail
heu 10 teach the Latin Language gfaIEaicaily HIS
,duiy lhaye no doubt, wIll b. unTeniling- Given
uer my hand 1T Humanity RIAL, this 2lst day August,
iSlI. THOMAS NELSON.
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MY. WNlio1y .Nl0Y0.

TAKE NOTICE, that Friday the 3lst day Of this
n"nih, toc'obeTj al my house Chesterntid coHIl-
V, shHu proceed 20 take tbs dispositions cetasn Wi
nesses, I" be ieaa in evidence suit pend ng IN
TIE superior court Of chancefy for the Richmond dis
tric herein my self aud others plaintiffs and your.
self def ndant, at which time and place you attend
Il you ih.Hk proper. NATHAN AM EESON
Octobci u. 1sAis
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Valuable Sale

nv FASHIONABLE ENGLlsB FURNIrURR.---on
~ IhuIday the 23d inst 10 O'Clock Wil De sold az
AucOn. ihe residence Of Calm McRae, Esq. IN Stan.
chester, his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consulting OF
the elegant selection OF articles, 81 Enes maRu
factufe Ocre iOr sale ~ Manchester Richmond
Among them superb mahogany furniture, OF every
description, elegant pier and manile glasses geTy co
piete of tile nrst London glars window corBices
bed sud window curtains, fhrkcy carpets, Cuied mat
tresses and feather BEDS. &C.
Gentlemen and ladies particularly invited 10 call
and examine the articles previous the d1y sale.
ferDs accommodating ~ order Hf Colin NcRae ESQ.
}. BROWN, JR. & ". FINSEI, y. III.
Orfoher o.
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MORE EMTGRANTs.

The ship Francis, Pryor, arrived at
Philadelphia on Saturday, the lItli, in 60
days from Amsterdam, witt, Foaw Hsn-
tired oai Thirty Passengers.
The British ship Mary Ann. arrived a;
London, with Two HUNDRED AND
FOUR PASSENGERS. the Mary Ann
VAS bound 10 1t. JohnS, \. B. bat isepa>-
>casers no, wishing I go iucrc, rose up
Boston.
An Albany paper states that the num-
her OF emigrants from the eastward, who
have passed through that city since the
first of $ pteinber, is supposed Ia have
exceeded AN average of go per week
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y ss sNIP NEWS. y4s1Es
ronr or RIcnMoNp. yInoINIA.

FORT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
1j1iUcd since ORI' last,
Schrs. North star, Malheld, BOSTON, Lady Toiupkns
Dubois, y. YORK App1Hat'oK, WrOe, PeiefsbHfg -
Sleeps Asirca, Pryor, y. Y0rk Union middleton Nur
ioik; Martha. Godfrey. Philadelphia Eetsy, lpddo.
Great Lgg Harbour Nrgnia trader, Coswei n. YORK.
CLE1RED,
Schfs Jane. Creighton, EaltmOTe; Emily, Spniau
Alexandria Molly, Somers, Philadelphia Rising STATES
Wihant, ". YORK Bangor Packet, Perkins, Boston
Constitution, Tfavers N. York Shops Planter CateT
Petersburg Bridgeport, Woodward, y. York.
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the President of the United States, and
the Chiefs of the Wiaudot, Delaware,
Shawanoes, Seneca, Ottoway, Chippewa,
and Potowatamy tribes of Indians by
which these tribes have coded To The
United States all the lands which they
claimed within the limits Of the State of
Ohio.
Il, is understood that The Iaslians now
residing on the coded lands will not re-
move from Them, but will remain and he
subject consequently Ia the laws of The
State of Ohio, aud those OF the United
States. They have reserved 10 them
selves within the coded territory a num-
her Of separate tracts OF land, amount
ing altogether 10 about three hundred
thousand acres, which is to be held by
them in iec sinpl', under Patent from
ihe President Of the tnited States, and
subject 10 be alieuated with his appro-
bat;On hat 10 he exempted from laxa-
lion, SO Tonga as II remains Indian proper
~.
This Treaty.. whether considered in lis
fiscal, political, or moral effects, May he
considered as one OF the most important
WHICH has ever been entered in,o with
on. red brethren. The quantity of land
acquired is between seven and eight mil
lion of acres, equal in quality AND si.u-
atiou TO any other tract ~ laiu or slni-
lar eAIcntiD the United States, an,l which
will. from The facility afforded 10 emf
grants from the New England states, and
tha, Of New York, bv means of the Lake
navigation, be settled with an uncNampled
iapoity, and will bind together and
strengthen the whole cxieui OF our North
Vest Frontier, III such Il manner AZ Ia
make the acquisition, III a military point
of view. Invaluable.
The treaty lately concluded with the
Cherokees, and that now alluded 10, forms
the commencement OF a system by which
the white &; red population OF our country
will be amalganlated by a gradual but
sure process the foundation of which
was laid by MIR. Jefferson, when he in
teoduced his system for the promotion of
civilization among the Indians system
that has dffused among them know
ledge of The value OF property, created
corresponding desire TO appropriate it
specifically, and impressed them with the
necessity OF adequate laws for its protec
ton.
These Treaties were entered into uuder
instructions, issued through the Depart
mcnt of War, and will evince To the Cit
gems OF the western states that their essen
tal interests are understood and attend
ed 10 by the government. ID.
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Nrying, RobeptsOM s. Go.

VANlNG tax that spacious and convenient house on
Cars OF street, opposite the Basin formerly occn-
ried ny Messts Nm. p smith 90. ana next door to
MesSfs. NOodcu Staples offer their services 10 their
friends and the public as COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Aware Of HE course necessary for promoting their own
interests, they only solicit patronage with
their pHuCtuaiits and attention To business.
tIrhey wilt also receive goods produce Storage.
Richmond, Oct.2i. as 2m
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EiftN NnXlars Ncwnr0.

> AAtts . ~ q tAA "A
- hSAWAf on Satuda evening the nth inst. ny riu
= = iatto n'an naiued MD, coUinonh caiipd Nod s.
ae, alias siirHing bs IS about yeas 0fag,
iesi OF inches bgh, ana raised in Manchester
Ned IS well made h.gh uIehead aud large af nose nd
on "heH ke vent away grey cuai and paHiaio0us ut
as ne Hts Wri oFid,d with cVibrL o. tarions kinds
u IS WObabir lee n,ay have chau1rd BE- ess. u is We
'e'ed be weli OF with his wife, who appears left Rich
mona at the same tine she is black aud heie
somewhat ped with the small pOy, tts freat dfat vi
snort stature ehd rather ihick made. Ned vct, aipl
ana NAV pfobabb attempt tp pass for free ~. i3.
ho"h l'ok wien spoken te. Tie sUoye reward will
2iteG % taFeD ont OF Richmond or Manchester and g %
II taken iu either ace. DAVID BARCLAY.
n Is. Masters a. vessels end others cautioned =.
ghnst bafDoihg, employing carrying OF said fellow
under prndify 0f tie is@. oct ~ qs-tf
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n letter from New Orleans Of The 18th Sept.
states, that " The Fideiia has had "A long pas
sage, having been swept through the Gulf by
the current, aud again obliged to go through
the Bahamas.
Our city has for some weeks past been
siclly. but the fever which prevailed is now
assuming milder character. Very few of the
late cases arc marked with any degree of ma
!ignty.
The sugar crops promised to he abundant.
In The cotton, the rot has already made cousid-
cradle ravageS, and the extent Of the injury
cannot for some time he ascertaimed. Our adj
vices from the Western country are, that the
crops ct tobacco and grain are IN most Hour
isiimg state" N. York pap.
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CoNA A.NnN for Sale.

Coal Hand for Sale.
DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed 70 the sn,sc,i
- hers by Cornelius Buck to secure tie payment Of
debt due to William Archer, they viii on ne 2Olh M,
~ December, al Haley Coles tavern, expose to sale ~.
interest which the said Cornelius Buck formerly held In
gcran ttaCs OF land lying IN Cheserhel county or so
much thereof ay be necessary to wit -une
twentieth part Of ninety six Of land which was laid
uf aud the portion Of the late Ma iYsOn
iof her dover right also, two undivided oprh parts II
iOif,hyc of laud hic LAID on and as,gued
The portion Of he late Mrs.. susannah Robertson
LDNARD ARCHERY y.,
NICHOLAS MILLS, '"Si'eS'
October %. As wsv.
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CeHt,Vial d,.bilec Of tie Reformation.
The German Lutheran churches, through
out the world, will celebrate the 3tst OF The
present month, as Il Ceniurial Jubilee OF The
reformation, begun by Martin Luther on that
day, i'll the year i5l7, aud which has led 10 such
wonderful consequences
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Extract Of a letter dated IppiIachia, Angns
IL 1917

IL, 1917.
&" Half of $50, 600 raiionS required by
General Gaines are partly here and part
ly on their route to Forts Scott and
Gain 8, on these waters.
" Ncnhargees'' last message To the
commandamt Of Fort Scott, Clint River)
was rather inSultng-he said he had no
talks for lim-ihat he expected shortly
AN English agent, who would settle the
affairs of the iudianS and drive the Anne
ricans back. Another fellow, (the Fowl
Town Chief ordered them not 10 cut
trees on the east side of Flint River, and
is otherwise high crested. They have al
so refused 10 give audiences to an officer
sent to them by general Gaines. All
these circumstances will hasten on tile
remainder ofthe provisions, and as soon
as they are in deposit, an overwhelming
force viii enter the nations which settles
their afiairs shortly.
a leading man among The senlinOes, and chief Of
tue MIckasGcky town.
Noble pap. Sept. 10.
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MAhRiEDl-On Thursday the 9th inst. by the Rev
Mr.. WoOd,iiie, Col JOHN v. GREEN, Of FTedeficks
burg, to Miss MILLION COOKE eldest daughter OF Col
John Cooke, OF Stafford county.
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knsNrance Agency.

EoSlAH FoRLNEs. residing near The courthouse Of
a. the county OF L'nenbuTg, Is authorized prepare
Declarations for nsring against los and damage
by FIRE, III the ONCE of tie Mutual Assurance Society
against IRE on buildings Of the state al Virginia. and
VIII with the utmost alacrity attend TO all applications
from the counties Of Lmenburg, Neckopburg. Roitoway
Brunswick, Halifax, Charlotte, Prince coward and Pow
hataI. October 81. A5.ySNs
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COmyAi;gi0N Nusineaq

WE subscriber has tahen The counting lately oc-
cnPisG b. DAWN Ross dsc'd on Csrl OF ID street,
immediately fronting tle part otbe Barn the
Jams River Canal IA tue shDOI hood nj ihe yarts
of Messrs Brown, 1rplet, ana others and Offers his
services 10 has frienGs and the public Conmisso,
Merchant lie promises aud pledges hunssif 10 be care
fH' ava diiseht "A all matters cUnhded TO him He ,-
yItes the Upland Merchants aud Traders particularly 10
call ON and favor him 18th their custom.
DAVID DICKINSON.
DAVID DICKINSON & CO. have for sale In an hose
adjacent to ID. Dickinson's office CORN MEAL OARS
FLOUR, &c. They also have coal and WOOD for safe
ana intend keeping constant supply OF each Of hose Az
cies. They will also steTe al kinds mere aniise
October 81. Is vlw
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CHRIST HEALING THE SICK.


PHILADELPHIA October l3.-This &C.
LIBERATED Painting by Mr.. BENJAMIN
WEST, and presented by him to the Penn
sylyania Hospital, is on board the ship
Electra, Capt. Williams, which arrived
at this port Yesterday, from London.
The two smaller Paintings, intended as
Accomplishments, we understand, have
moi arrived.
4 most shocking accident happened a
bout so'clock yesterday morning-some
passengers, principally femal's, who in
sended proceeding in the Philadelphia
Steam Boat for Bristol and Burlington,
having reached The wharf few moments
after she had started, procured Wher-
~, in which they embarked for the pur-
pose of boarding her-fIirough some
Ynismanagemept the whcels were not
stopped when they came along side,
and the boat was consequently struck
with such violence as 10 sink her insian-
taneousiy--t happened but a few rods
from the shore, and tho every exertlon
was Immediately used Two of the females
were drowned. The Wherryman, altho'
lie received violent confusion, and Il
little girl, were saved, tlro' the cxertions
Of her father--lie endeavoured also 10
save his wife, but ii is supposed she re-
ceivcd blow from the wheel WHICH rem
dered si exerions in her favor useless.
4 sad warning this, 10 all who approach
80 dangerous vehicle without neces
sary precautIon.
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uEALTH OF CaARI.ESTON

IT Affords us much pleasure to observe from
the last Charleston papers, that health is rapid
ly returning To that city. The whole NUMBER
of deaths in the week ending the 5th lust was
t'renty tro less, and by yellow fever in pariicu-
lar, twent, less than the preceding week. We
hope. and doubt not, that with the approach of
cold weather, It's progress will be greatly ac-
celebrated Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-21

On the 10Th uIt. there was snow la Three Ry-
ers, Lower Canada, and ice u. considerable
thickness.
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SYNLNN.

Subietrs Tavern, w POCitalan count. "A DARK BAY
MARE, about or yeaTs old last epius a feet 3 o.
inches high branded on the bg0ck s. with small
etar in her forehead.
whoeyerNii eeiiyer said Mare ne The shove tar.
err. shall receive 6 20. II. TJFNCR
october ~ le.ifs
MlOIitE.--A petition viii be- pfesr1ligd To- lie nrgt
4 ' CeHetai Assembly OF Virginia pTastng ttgt 2 i4B
may be passed 2storifiue The ada sfatcf Of Ore ae
William shanks iO se al the real eaie Of ith tue sd
william died sezcd aHd iHestae of reasons Wbich "a
De set torth 10 tbe rfitou. OCT rs. f3v+w
a PETITION WNt DO yyescHffetO ffe (ccisiaiafgCB
Jtrgit'io at fAsir egtoiVg gcsi.t y r0tsie{fsfd
fdir nav DC passed a. iVcOf srefe CeHy0p .rve If
gHd tRr1Ttfs a y00c frfw p jgn,dN ~ me Cr0ff
70 ds gt Irnehs0gffJ me Tsoas ftaetNs js01. fbs
eHd " fhfnpfsfs authorized M (gtr fye.a IA
g ne Ncgaa'e E1igres 0,.d from Rithzoad 10 tas
e9Hnfg Of BgN9ter. t. A41sgsv egiytleme.
CctgSsT %. IS ze1
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New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE late Squall,
(oi last Tuesday MAS attended with MA
ny unfortunate, and some fatal effects.
The sloop Volunteer, Captain Van Nor
don, Of Tappan. wasupSct opposite IL. Lee.
The pilot boat Clinton, Captain Sawyer,
bearded the sloop, and after cutting
hoie in iIcr starboard quarter, took from
Ter about IS persons, who had remained
in her about an hour. II appears by the
following acknowledgement that a daugh
Ter of Mr.. Edmund NJ. Blunt, printt:,
was OH board The Volunteer, and saved
hv the rxcrtion of Capt. Sawyr.
~ Capt. Peter Sawyer,
Common obligations conferred,
or services rendered mankind, may, i'll
part, be cancelled by personal acknowl-
edgemem but, when Il man, at the
risque of his life, saves from the grave,
child, the parent Only feels what the pen
cannot express. Your conduct to the
unfortunate on hoard Tie sinop Folun-
fcer, Captain NaD Nordon, and uupre-
ceGenied generosity since, has made an
Impression not 10 be lcs~ened by time {:
under tie direction OF tIlat Omnipotent
Being who holds the winds and waves
at his command" YOU saved tlle life of
my daughter, and to a mind like yours,
.here is no reward in this world like that
a. qratitude--accept il, my desrsir, from,
respectfully, your obedieut servant,
EDM. Nj. BLUNT.
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MORE FRENCH EnIIGRANTs.

that thirteen persons of the above DESCRIPTION
passed that place few days before, bound to
The SlacA Warrior. They informed that TWEEN
~ Others might he looked tor honrly, bound to
the same place.
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10 the Public .

TO the PUBLIC.
HAVING secured The copy gilt oTihe folowirq work
w. " me camyiefe Iqst-rus House yaf md
1fOasc cafcher--bB ,lohn VI. J0ncs,v will publish Il
peAi)esi, ~ subscription }. ". JONES.
iifirico. Oci. ~ 4s.w4vs
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