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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
Notice.

VSAE co-partnership heretofore exist
: ing under the firm of PENN & HAN.
NON, was dissolved on the goth OF April
last. by mutual couseut. The business
ha, been conducted since and will be in
future, under the firm of WILLIAM y
WALTER HARMON, who ale fully
authorised to settle the accounts OF the
fu mer firm.
Have now on hand, and offer tor sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, a hands
some assortment OF ...
PAN and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the lOllowing articles:
Sideboards q Ladies work stands
Beaureaus 6Candle stands
Tables sofas
Bei,teads ItEasy chairs
Secretary z book Hair aud moss mat
cases tFasses' &C. Nc'
All of which will be sold at the most re-
dIced prices for cash, or to punctoal Gus
toners at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of woed and iron. Pie above bush.
ness will be panc,uaIly attended to, aud
all those that please to taYor US with
their custom we trust will receive gene
. raj satisfaction.
/ wa & WALTER HARMON
November 7 u
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VUST received, for sale by the sub
% scri5ers, a complete assortment Ut
STATIONARY. ARTICLES,
OF


STATIONARY. ARTICLES,
oONsIsrtno OF
Saperhne folio 4 quarto post, hot PRESS
ed, Gilt and plain best vel!um and com.
mon foolscap paper, drawing, log, IRON
mcnger's, large wrapping L bIotlirg do. :
large quantity Of quilts of all prices,
Dutch, English and American very best
inkpowder; Japan & India ink; Clout's
durable do. Cretore's and Humphrey
hnt pressed eagle cards invitation aud
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed !;
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and cravons ReeYes's genuine. eolcrs in
large and small boxes and single cakes !;
pen-knives OF the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives !;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstandS Of all sor:s
gentlemen's and ladies' elegant real Mo-
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with aud without instruments: ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine ard
common; pocket books OF every descrip-
ton asses skin tablets; sea..:ng wa.
and waters; sand and pounce boxes. ami
ink sand counting house files and laces ;
violin strings, German 4 Roman states
and pencils India rubber silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
spectacles Gunter's scales ard diYiders :
mathematical instruments 10 cases, and
a great variety OF room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO sN HAND.
A good assortment of charts Blunt'9
west-India Atlas; coast pilot and Bow
ditch's navigator, Of the latest edition 5:
Rne toned German flutes, with books
OF instruction for dc. and all other in
strumeats; a large assortment OF riu-
sic & music books; merchants account
books Of every description; reco; d ditto;
cypherins and copy books cspperplate
copies OF very superior kinds bibles,
testaments, and common prayer books Of
all sizes and in all the various kinds Of
binding--aH the Greek 4 Latin school
books and classics BOW in use.
A general assortment OF English and
French School Books, dictionaries aud
GrammaTs, too numerous for insertion
and great variety etGhildren's Rocks,
in quantity, with eGgra wings, FROM the
press OF Samuel Wood and others.
~ Blank Books Of every Mad made
to any pattern in the neatest manner and
| of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september 6 stutlrtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
Candles e Soap.

</SblStbNc ~ Soep' 81.
EOHN g. LADD & Co. Agents for
Oh Hyde's Mandatory of Baltimore,
have now on hand, aud 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,
Windsor, rose, variesatcd, compound
variegated, palm. wash ball and trans
parent Soap, in boxes of six dozen each,
all warranted equal in duality to any
manufactured in America, and it will be
for the convenience and interests Of pur-
chasers to apply for their supplies, with
which they can be accommodated In any
quantity at the lowest prices.
November Is.
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Salt and Coal aaoat.

GAIT and COal auOat.
NNTILL be landed this day from or
w board the brig Planter, from Lii
verpool direct,
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
1000 English coal
And few of the very best English
cheeses, for sale by
Nov. II MORDA. MILLER,
Notice.
ENHE Subscriber having taken into
z partnership Dir. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of CA rLETT u IRWIN.
All those having claims against me, are
requested to present them and receive
their money; and all those indebted, are
respectfully solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CArLETr.
For Sale,
l57 bales and boxes burlaps, ticklen.
burgs, ozuaburgs hessians, creas, platil-
las, estopillas, brittanies, choletts and
dowlas
900 boxes consisting Of half pint, pint,
quart tumblers and decanters
90 boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumbIers, pitch
ers, plates and dishes
200 boxes window glass, S by 10 and
and 10 by ls
so chests hyson and imperiall : ?.
teas
1909 pieces short yellow nam :
keens ( g
5000 do, long, yellow DO. ? :
l67 boxes India China, consisting oil
dining sets, tea sets, cups and saucers,
pint bowls, dining and desert plates, Hat
and deep
c pipes, 10 half pipes aud 90 GUAR
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wine, from Gordon, Duff, In
gIs x Co.
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tca-kettles, soap, candles
aud naiis--tor sale on reasonable terms
CATLETr q IRWIN.
October IT. -
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Nerrolles for Sale.

WILL be sold far ready cash, at
w Fairfax Court House, % Tues
day the 9th day Of January next, under
8 decree Of the Chancery District Court
Of Fredericksburg, abuut 40 valuable
Slaves-men, women and children, boys
and girls. Among them are some valua.
BILE carpepters. November 2z
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Wanted to Purchase, or take
to Winter,

UTORSES. Mules, or Cattle, BY the
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 IL 70 20 years, the man and woman
between so and 40-aIl Of them healthy
aud stout,-Enquire Of the Printer.
October ii dim
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Sicily Madeira Wine.

Sicily Madeira Wine.
IT ANDlNG from the schr Phoebe and
Ia Sally. Capt. Harding, and for sale
by 3, LAWRASON y FOWLE,
e., IS pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine
Of a superior quality.
so boxes yellow soap.
ALSO, - e.
Landing from schooner Dolphin, from
Portland,
70 bolts first quality Russia duck.
40 do. do. Ravens do.
tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81 e. o.
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l.. p. Madeira.
Just Landing

ENRON the brig Susan, and for sale.
Il IL Wagons, with tops; also $50
chairs, Of different kinds, bedsteads, beau
reaus, tables, light stands, and more ex-
pected soon, at the Cabinet Warehouse,
lower end Of Prince.street.
s. WARD.
November q6- wfm2w
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Lawrason & Fowle

Lawrason & Fowle
OFFER FOR SALE,
lou Havana q
so hhds. Muscoyado =
IS New.0rleans J %
1000 sacks Liverpool blown salt
90 barrels N. L. Rum
$50 boxes mould candles
90 boxes No. chocolate
500 reams wrapping paper
$50 bolts first quail. Russia Duct
$50 do. Ravens
$50 pieces brown2 Russia sheet'ns5,
40 white s Of sup'r. quality
$50 Russia diapers
so tons Swedish iron .~
l4O casks cut nails, assorted sizes
so boxes by9 j Shy 10 Chesnst
ford glass
Bo.tsn glass ofall sizes 80,
Is bales Buraoon and CattaHaw
gurrahs, checks and sOoty romals
so cases salad oil
4 pipes and g half pipes
London particular Madeira SWINE
pipe Lisbon }
SEQ crates assorted Liverpool ware
Is Liverpool dining sette
China and lustre ware
lO0G0 bushels coarse salt
A quantity of Plaster Paris ..,
Also, landing from slcop Fanny, captain
Mitchell,
so barrels No. l new beef
November IL 49,.
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British & american Stationary

November 96
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Teas, Candles & Oats.
VOHN G. LADD ). Co. have received
% per schr HeRrietta, from Baltimore,
aud Offer Tor sale,
10 chests Young Hvson, ard -,
$ do Imperial Tea, Of ship Norl
Points cargo. superior quality.
100 boxes mould candles, from Hyde's
mandatory, Baltimore
Also, ail,at, the cargo CT slosp Alliga-
tor, of $500 bushels Albahy Oats.
November CT ---
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
4LM4NACS, for 1918,

4LM4NACS, for 1918,
Just published and for sals-by the gross,
dozen or single one,
ByJ JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on had,
4 large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts.
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
ALSO, &C.,
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works Of merit. A genera al assort-
ment OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, DiIworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and PHI
ladelphia spelling books, Murray's, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's graWmars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
du.tion to Reading, New-York Reader,
No. [, Q aud S, SCOTS Lessons, I'm
fields Speaker, GOldsWithls England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and CrOx
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar of Chemis-
try, O'Neal's aud Wlllet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse'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 iibe'
raj discount. August 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10
CLRopATRAx RArcp

This elegant vessel has reached Faval.-
letter from Mr.. GEORGE CRowNINsHIEIp.
on board the Cleopatra's Barge to his friend
IN Saiem, dated at the above place April "a,
sayS,
have the pleasure of acquainting You with
rvpTosreSs thus far. My vessel fully answers
my expectation, and the mode in which she is
rugged far surpasscsit. Twenty-four hours af
ter oTT departure we met with a gale of wind
from the y. F. that lasted nine hours, brought
cur vessel ander fore sail. close feefed topsaii.
main stay sail anjtwo reefed mansaiI; hours
after heavy NOV fell, which compelled us to
take in the main sail, the wind, Mt that time
having Teered points northerly, She then be-
ing in the trough of the sea going knobs and
perfectly dry and easy; met with no injury. |
have good crew and they enjoy thenselve s
perfectly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

cnos Ayrean government vessels, and
they will have my instructions according
ly. shall immediately dispatch avessel
off the port of Aux Cayes, there to await
your answer until the 2sth inst. In the
mean time, the squadron will detain all
Haytian vessels they may fall in WITH
They will, however, be given up OH re-
ceiving from YOU satisfactory answer.
have lin honor To be, Sir. your excel
lency's most obedient servant,
(Signed) THO. TAYLOR,
Commodore ofthe Flying Sguad,c..
Of Baenos Ayres.
Dated on board the Blu
enos Ayres govern
ment brig of war FL
Patricia, OFF Cape Nj
chola Mole, the 23d
April, 1917.
Buenos-Ayrean COVE rhInent brig ofwar M Patricia
oil Theron, 2ith April 1917.
To The Insurance Officers efAe City Of Neu-
York.
On the 23d instant, off the
Mole, broughttO and detained the Hay
tian ship ST. Joseph, VIM. Pierrei, master,
from Port-au-Prince, bound Ia Your port
with cargo which, according To the i'm
voices and bills of lading found on board,
should have consisted Of IN ,647 pounds
at fustic, 374 400 pounds of logwood, 426
bags of coffee, and 80 barrels Of sugar
From the circumstance of the President
OF Hayti having seized considerable "a
| mount of property of mine, ii WAS at first
my intention TO capture her-for which
purpose commenced an examination of
the cargo, which found to consist of but
twenty-siX bags of coffee and twenty six
barrels of sugar; at the same time the
ship being very light, am well convin-
ced there could not have been above so
or leo tons of wood on board of her.
| From these circumstances, as we'll as
F, from the wretched state the ship was in
as If respected sails, rigging, provisions,
&c. Qiaying but one half barrel of beet
and the same quantity of pork on board,
am well convinced that fraud was inteu-
ded on your offices, where understand
| from the captain she was Insured. The
mate of the vessel acknowledged that
| there was but the quantity of twenty-six
barrels OF coffee on board the ship-that
the 400 had been taken out of her-of
which circumstance no mention was made
in his log-book He also mentioned tina,
he and the owner understood each other.
In consequence of which, ordered her
back to Prince, aud conceive il
my duty to give you this information for
| your government.
! am, gentlemen, your most obedient
! servant,
THOS. TAYLOR,
Comni6nde,' o. tne !-..Jiag Sgaadro,
Of Buenos Ayrcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10
NoRFonK, June 6.

The following statement is given bv
Captain Lawrence of the sloop Hope, from
Richmond, who arrived here Yesterday /.
On Wednesday afternoon being off
Viewpoints Moose, becaImed, a heavy
cloud arose, with rain and vivid flashes
ot lightning. About 4 o'clock, the light
ming bccameso incessant, that the ele
ments seemed 80 he wrapped In a blaze of
Tre, the appearance of which continued
TOR several minutes, but unaccesapanied
with thunder, During this awfEl period.
the boom of the vessel was suddeg1iv, and
almost imperceptibly shiyered and brok-
en- at three different places; the tilcr
which was in the hands Of the captain (he
being at the helm was also shattered and
rendered useless, the ruddcr much injur-
eJ, the cabin windows dashed out, and
tue glass on The table in the cabin broken
TO atoms; vet strange TO say, not soul
on board received the least injury or was
even sensible of a shock!
This occurrence was doubtless produc-
cd bv electricity, but it is uncommon. if
not singular, that IL should not be attend
ed with thunder; and that the capt. who
held flIe tler which was affected by 1T,
should not have been stunned, is passing
strange. Of the truth Of the statement,
however, there can be no doubt, for, so
far as regards the injury 10 the vessel, we
have bad cular demonstration Of the
art.--. HeraH.
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SOUTH-A MERICA.
Ndtchitocles, 25th March, 1917.

Translated for the Nex-Y York Evening Pos,
Eatract IF q iettSr from the Island of 1rrial
iddd to q gentleman an thio city, datea The
1ith Of april
The affairs of Venezuela are every dav
assuming better aspect. By the offici-
al communication of the patriotic Gene
raj Paez, who commands i'm Barinas, TO
General Bolivar, dated the 28th of Fe-
brnary, we have seen that on the 18th of
the same month, the royal army kea6'edb y
Mo'rHO, 1000 infantry and 500 cavalry
strong, was attacked by the republican
forces, commanded by General Paez.
composed ofl30o cavalry. The cavalry
CT the royailsts were completely routed.
and the infantry were Obliged TO form a
solid column i'll order TO secure its retreat
TO the mountains OF Apure from thence
they continued their retreat TO the banks
of the River San Fernando de Apnre and
| Apurit0, without the fear of being pursu-
ed, and the patriotic force in that part
was altogether cavalry. The roval army
lost IN this engagement 800 horses, three
drums, quantity of ammunition, MANY
niuskets and carbines, and an immense
number o! lances, many prisoners, and
some ofthe baggage of The staff. The
prisoners say that this was all the forces
Morillo took from Grenada. pbe
particular situation of the patriot army.
and the resources in its power, seem 10
promise complete success TO the patriotic
cause. By the accompanying bulletins
Won Will see that our cause is Dro rgessipt
by strides in the east part of Venezuela.
and that having once secured Guazani
by our arms, the emancipation of the
whole country will be the last result of
this painful, but glorious task.
Copies Of the sererqI o6Tcid reports of tie
Republican Generals.
from general Piar, commanding in the
province ofGuyana, TO general Bolivar,
supreme chiefofthe republic.
The !iabItants of the department of
Caroni, who ill now had taken no part in
the war, have FASTENED to offer them
selves from the moment they could es-
cape the tyrant. The twenty-nine towns,
of which IT consists, are decidedly for the
cause of liberty. This country presents
the most a!luriDg prospects, on account
of lis abundance, riches and innocence of
the people. The towns are respectable.
aud the fields we'll cultivated. Oura arms
have gained throughout the most extra
ordinary renOwn, and have procured the
utmost respect. think 10 continue i'm
this province till the whole of il be free.
Tie enemy is reduced TO the last extre-
nifty, circ umscrbed to the Two Guyanas,
deprived of every resource, and terrified.
These are advantages which are not al
ways TO be met with, and Which must
not be sighted wien once obtained.
HEADQUARTERS at Alta Gracira, Febre-
70 10, 1917.
Signed MANUEL PIAR,
HIS L'rcctieacy tie Supreme CHIT.
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copy
(CUPY)
Com. Thomas Taylor to has ErceIency tie
President If Hayti.


In consequence of the seizure, de-
tention, and condemnation of some of
the Buenos Ayres government cruizers
and their prizes, (which have entered your
ports in conformity to the faith placed in
the government of Hayti as a sister re-
public, sanctioned by positive arrange
ment made with yourself as President
thereof have thought proper as the re-
preventative of the Buenos Ayrean 90
vernment, TO detain and send back to
Port-au-Prince the Haytian ship ST. Jo-
seph, William Plerrct, master, bound to
New York. This act will sufficiently in.
dictate to the government Of Hayti my
determination TO have and insist on sa-
tisfactory redress for the outrage commit
ted en- the republican flag Of Buenos
Ayres, III the seizures named i'm the first
part of this communication. The Span-
ish sailors found on board the St. Joseph
have detained as prisoners of war. I'm
less immediate amt complete satisfaction
be given for the outrage, all vessels what
ever bearing the Hay tan flag, as also any
Of their property, will be considered as
good aud lawful prizes by any ofthe Blu
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SIIipWRFCK

A letter dated at Fairfield Connecticut. Goth
Nay, states that Captain Keller, in his .loop
an his way to New-Vork night before last
was shipwrecked near Stoney Brook, Long Isl.
and. The passengers on board were, Gershom
Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton, and Mrs Wake
man. The scene was, by their accounts, terri
bic. She ran on large rock about two in the
morning. and remained in the most perilous
anxiety until four. The water was MP 10 the
breast in the cabin, when Mrs. GIOuton was
brought out. They finally escaped in a small
boat, which went upon rock. They then left
the boat. and we're several times overwhelmed
with the surf-Mrs. Monitor, who was under
water some considerable time, appeared TO be
almostdrowned; but finally, with great difficult
~, reached the shore. The sloop soon went TO
pieces, so that any part Of her could not be dis
covered; q. Burr's trunk was washed ashore.
opened by the surf, and lost most of his clothes
Int fortunately found pocket book in which
vas considerable sum of money. Nearly
the whole cargo, and almost every other arti-
Gle was lost. They all arrived home this after
Moon"
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VIII. The lawsuits of Tue Sicilians
shall continue to be judged, even i'm the
last resort, by the Siciiian Tribunals. Ia
consequence, there shall be established
IN Sicily, a Supreme Court Of Justice.
which shall be above all the Tribunals Of
that Island, and independent of the SUI
preme Court of our States on this side Of
the Straits or the latter shall he indie
pendent of Sicily, when we shall reside
IN that Island. The organization of this
Court shall be regulated by a particular
law.
IX. The abolition cf feudal rights shall
be maintained in Sicily, as in our States
this side Of the Straits.
\. We shall fix every year the part of
Sicily, in the permanent eypences ofthe
State and we shall regulate the manner
of its partition but this annual part can
never exceed. tie sum of l.S47 .6s7 oun-
ces and 30 iari, which was fixed i'm 1913
by the Parliament, rs the entire revenue
OF Sicily. No greater sum can by any
means be imposed, without The consent
of Parliament.
Ai. There shall be deducted every YEAR
from the same quota, sum which can
not be less than l5O, OGO onnces which
shall be applied TO the payment of the
debt, bearing no interest, and of the ar
rear of interest Of that which does bear
interest, till the entire extinction of both.
When these two debts arc extinguished
this sum shall be annually e,nployed II,
forming Sinking Fund for the Sicilian
debt
MI. Till tho genera! system of the ci-,
vi and judicial administration of our
kingdom ofthe Two Settles shall be pro-
mnlgated, all the branches Of Justice and
Administration shall continue on the
same footing as heretofore.
We will and or'iain, that the present
law signed by us, ratified by our Coun-
Gil and our Minister Of State for affairs Of
Grace and Justice, countersigned by orr
Council and the Chancellor Minister Sc
cretary of State, enrolled and preserved
in our general Chancery of the kingdom
of the Two Sicilies, be published through
out the kingdom, with the ordinary So
| lemnities, by the competent authorities.
who shall draw up process verbal, and see
| to ;he execution Oft
Our Chancellor Minister Of the king
dom Of the Two Sicilies is specially char
| ged with this publication.
| Ceserta, December IL. 1916.
| (Signed) FERDINAND.
| The Minister Of Grace and Justice.
| MARCHESSE ToMASI.
| The Minister Secretary of State, Chan
cellor,
| ToMMAso DI SoAfMA
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We arrived yesterday the 23d instant,
at the Prega, and we only met with an
advanced post, consisting of six men, who
were recommending for the enemy. We
took three Of them, who acquainted me
with the condition and strength of Quay
ana, and that the commander TOrraloa,
was posted about league from there; :
| thereupon determined To march TO if
with 100 men, and destroy the onIy enc
my, who could, in any way, moiesi us
! took tile necessary measures TO take
them by surprise which although not
entirely successful, owing to the rough
ness of the road, and two advanced posts
Of the enemy, yet tie was, however, com
pletely routed, and in such mannerthat
only seven men could return 10 the fort
ress of the town. We took one hundred
prisoners. Upwards Of 100 men threw
themselves into a lake, and doubt wheth-
er so of then have been saved they had
many killed and wounded, and The re-
Dainder 50 dispersed IN the mountains,
that think If impossible for them to re-
turn to their respective regiments. We
have taken from the enemy 500 hOr cs, all
their equipments and stands of arms, and
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MONTREAL. Nav 2i

General Porter, J. nited States Commissioners
Tnder tile Treaty of Client. and Colonel Haw.
kins United States Agent, for managing the
business under said treaty, on behalf of his 20
xernmcBt, with their Secretaries, Majors
Frazer 81 De!aaeld, left here on SATURDAY. last
sor ST Regis, wheve they will meet Colonel
OGiIeY, Ills Majestys Commissioner and his
party.