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nginal inventor of the COLUMBIAN Printing Press Tor The
manufacture OF SAID Presses throughout the United States
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Press, as those who have them acknowledge them
TO De Far superior 10 any Presses yet invented.
As many printers are yet unacqaainted with the prin-
cpe and composition of said Press, twill I've Necessary
IN giYea CursoTy description oft first the powers OF
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~ liIOMAS BfUNEr.
PHILADELPHIA, JHHe %. ~ On
AJoiICB.-All persons who have claims seains, ,e
estate OF David Ross decd are requested 10 pre-
seat them, properly authenticated at MY Once in tbe
payment. "
II my sish to avoid unnecessary litigation there
fUefeqnest, that snits may ordered without pre-
VloIis interview with me.
THOMAS r. BOULDIN.
Actng ETor. cf Ddrid Ross, deed.
may 50. TT
gIOR SALE. Tia. ,aluable farm, about one mile from
the Bowling Green in the cOnty OF Caroline ca led
HOdNES pt'hIER, containing between ~ aud
chase will give IN their TO Col. A. Richie Of 81
SEA b. TIE s July. satng the prices they are illg
to give, and the terms Of paymenth they dcsIre-ee pro
positions will be acted on In July, BY The subscriber
ARcH'D. r. RUFFIN,
HaUSey-T Torn, Stokes
Coimfy, ~ G..
april 81 IO0-tf
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CHIMES YANcEY.

II The Editors of the Virginia Patriot Norfolk Her
aid, Fredericksburg Herald and National intelligence
WI please publish the above six tiDes, and tTansmi
their accounts for payment. c. y
Man 30 TT
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~ The Editorsof the National Inclligenccr, wash
iugton land BEACON Norfolk will inset the above twice
week FOR -four weeks and forward their accounts to
this Once foT payment.
MELLOW sPlNGS, Uoafgomey1 C0unt \. Fq.-Tbe
subscriber tenders bis grateful thanks his frepds
for the liberal offered him during the time
he attended 10 ibis establishment and Informs them that
he viii during the approaching season. again take upon
hmseifhe management and direction thereof and piedg-
himself That he will do al n hs power render the
time Of thnse who may visit him agreeable possible
70 those who have made Of this valuable water IL Is
deemed useless 10 say any tirg-to others. Il Is only
thought necessary, that they should make fair trial Of
it, 10 be pleased with it, effects.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
JulyIi. ioufA'
4 AND AGENcY.--A. LATHAM, Of Chilicoihe, ohio }
II will transact any agency business respecting lands IN
that quarter Of the conntfya purchasing entering SCI
ling. paying taxes, giving information 10 its 81.
tuaiion, quality, &C.
RefcreUces -R. Patton. ir. Fsn Fredericksburg; No
scs Psnury Es1. Petersburg Charles Mitchell, Esq.
Baltimore Charles chauncey fsq. Philsdeipha }. W.
Bracket aud Thomas Fessenden, RsqIs. NswYok; Geo.
Homer, Esq. Boston.
July IS 2i5,'
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TFTWENTY BOI4S. REWARD. Runaway
from the Subscribers, on the 9th of MAY
last, negro man. from 20 10 % years of are,
by the name Of Al.ICK, about ) feet, or @
of slow speech when first spoken to; we are of
opinion that he is lurking about Richmond, or
a, Mr.. s. McCraws. as his mother is the pro-
perty OF Nv S. McCraw or at Mr.. is. Gums
in New Kent county, of whom we purchased.
ii reward Of - dollars will be given, if taken in
ard about Richmond, or 90 dollars if taken in
any of the adjacent counties and all reasonable
expenses.
Masters of vessels and all others are eau
toned against employing or harboring said
Negro
JOHN & WIN. B. LIPsCOMB.
July H. 2s-tf
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4 Understandable Subscriber contempla,es At
present, that at the close OF the next General As
sellly Of virginia. TO settle himself her IN the city of
Richmcnd the bcTongh of NOrfok ia consequence of
uhich, he Offers, at private sale the following properly
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NIOrlcE.-L herety fcgwainail persons nom trading
l. = for B9Hd, eSssrcn 10y me tn Richard Roa'ten,
FOR The al fr'T hnd d ,OlisrS, dated the 0t;
March 1917, aud payable tue 10th Of September ttercaf
ter.
ID not conceive myself bound ~ pay the said bond
II given or the purchase of which is
by any sncl said b3atcu warranted 10 be. and
shall certainly refuse to do ua compelled by law
WV. ANDERSON.
u
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I>SoPUS MILLSroNES. TIE Subscribers viii be
a. receiving in a few DAYS. quantity of Esopus ~
Stones, which they walt sell low ior cash. aud cN,sct
keep supply ni them Gentlemen deslcus OF
purchasing that Kind be supned at very slcrt no
lice, Al We have not them M hand
johnson g. IVntkiaS.
in-tf
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ESNOH StLE-A very valuable i'fICy' or LAND,
containing about S2l w'ii, abs iniie aud
half of the Brook TsScT. sad handsomely si.ua,ed, In
healthy and agreeable ne suhorurud. a paIt of ans
Land is very fere-isfe haa half o,i is In wood and
The greater pant Of that 0tbis jisg5sr There is al
on this LaDi lite ing II eNceei;t wafer. These
advantages (Nith than o. good ,ah 9 -. qiy oskic
uIond) make this des.' e Tract - ssT.iJ and
worth the ate;lon o; dssoas % Nesfrg io.ey IN
real estate.
For Yl,2I1S which will be ycF3 accommodating, ap-
ply to vi. }. owen, ~ tie Brooke ravc-a. or 20
Moneure, Robin3on g. i'!easrts.
MayIe al
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NOflCR.-A Petition wiz he prcsented,o Ne Gene
raj Assembly ats nest session. PRAYING Che passage
" aN 20 exempt the Citizens ~ Richmond from any
o'gaton n serve JURORS n the County CourtOf Hen.
ana that the eamc privilege he extended 10 Citizens
said City.
1uly n. 22.vsv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-21
MIG IoTk,. Oct. 10
be eXPecte

By the fast sailing schr Gertrude,
capt. Ba,nan, IN SIS days IRON bosds lux,
the editors Of the Mercantile Advertiser.
received papers To The Sd Of sept. inelu-
siye.
We learn that the markets were good
at Bordeaux for sugar, cofire aud Gotten.
We also Learn, that the harvest 10 The
S,uth If Esance was abanG-ht and we'll
s.t IN, bu, IN the North, II was indiner
ent aud that the vintage was Short sn'
not more than one third oi the usual crop
was expected to be got IN.
October a..
Extra,, of letter, dated Port Glasgow,
Aug Is. from capt. Anderson, ci 'i'e
Phoebe. of kincardine
aIh.re peculiar satisfaction in INFORM
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p. Dbl. above Il Csc Of The heeiuril. dn.
mouth: as 10 iUtuIe yiiees rny ,las
depends upcn the weathrr, vhicr IA, 10.
settled alp araite We !,,c Cu.
ri need GOOD demand for pot sls,
throughout 'he mnLth, IL crrs,cae,,s +
the reduction in price, in which i.pe !.
a i,'e alteration. Pearls base ct ir,s
few hand, ard the stick beng FRA
they ask 5 , 6s e. cot arivaace, uh,J
a. present buyers do no, >r"r ti>r,,,3
to accedc &c. The impoy; Il ashes .irc,
Aug has been 1880 bbls.-orpo.;lt
1850 in tie same period last wear Ii,
demand for Queroitron bark has revived
thin the last fortnight: since then then.
as BEEN d good business done both +,
Ieale!s and spectators at 90 a q. 10,
cwt. for gnod aud fine Philadelphia Il,
Latter quality cannot now be procured u.
der s2.. Per cwt I! imports. So "a
this year, have been s.sG0 'hds.-in ii.
prricd last year 1.4S6 c.sk.. We exc.
r.eGced very good demand Tor tutsr.
tine in The early part Of the month, wtea
about 5000 bbis. wee S al TO distille,
at l2s. Cd. Ter cwt. for ordinary, to Is
cd. Tor very good quality; holders rCv
ask lea Us. cst. Tar la, been in very
lluited request during the month Ct AvS
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Of the army, were deceived in their OPT
Mon If him. In Short, Fnlstaff held such
stand in general opinion that he was
expected by every one to be fcund in the
field.
Again, in the sane play. (the Second
Part OF Henry IVY Falstaff taking his
ease in his inn at Eastcheap,is interrupt
ed BY summons to the court on the
breakins out of the rebellion. Peto, en-
tering, says,
There are twenty weak 4 wearied post;
Cone from the north & as ! came along
| met aud overlook dozen captains,
Barehearded, sweating, knocking at the
taverns,
And asking ersry one for Sir John Fa!-
stoT:
And in a minute or two after Bardolph
comes and informs him further,
You must away to court, SIR, present.
Iy; dozen captains stay at the door for
you.
Now, | would ask, for what purpose so
very Peremptory message should be
sent, and, for fear Of missing Falstatf, by
so many officers Of respectable rauk in
the army? Why, evidently. for no other
purpose imaginable but to give his opini-
on as a military man Of skill and expe-
rience concerning the measures necessa.
~ 20 be taken.
cannot conclude this part Of the sub
iect without laying before the reader the
very words OF the play as written by
Shakespeare, touching the surrender Of
Colvlle of the Dale, most iurioss
kuish and dolo,ous enemy, to the bare
name of Falstaff.
Fa'staf and COlriile meeting in t"rsst
FastGf. What's your name, slr9 OF
what coalition are yeu? and Of what
place, ora, -
Co!rils all knight, sir, ~ my
name i, Co,yi!!e Of the psie.
Fcls,ef: Well, then. Co!villc is your
namc. 4 knight is your degree, aud your
place the dale: Co!yiIle shall still be
your name; traitor your degree; aud
dungeon your piace-a place deep e.
nough; so shall you be Col'i'e OF the
Dale.
Colrile. Are you not Sir John Fal.
staf:
faLsnf As good man as he, sir,
whor'cr | am. DO you yield, or shall
5 eat flr you3 II IL de- ,'cst, they are
drop, OF Thy lovers, aud they weep for
Inv dea h: therefore rouse up lear and
trembling, and do observance 10 my met
CN.
CoirNs. l think you are 81 John Fal-
staff; and in that thought Yield me
~
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The L. : schr. Despatch, under the
command Of L.. +. 4. +. Vallette, fou
,eks from Norfolk and one from smith
vile, \. G.. cane up 10 to"n on We'd
nesday last, Tor the puFPc e Of being
ersyet. The Despatch brings sever
officers OF ability, VII" are engaged BY
government 10 explore tire cvast treH
Laae-Fear river to Po,t Royal, include g
tue .rylug-pan shoals. This COMMA 'da'
and seyerai other officers IN an ops oua
are now pursuing the business If tea
tour in asc-rtaining aud explaining tie
situation OF the most dangerou, shoais at
and near the enhances vi oar river
From the discoveries already made, and
the talents uf the officers engaged IN TINS
expedition, much information OF import
ance TO the commerce oi OuI country may
be expected. 10.
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From the " Tor& Co. umbian.
INDIAN AFFAIRS

Ry advice, received from Fort Neiss
thi. dav, under date OF the s2d Septern-
be-, we learn that 4 very large hcdy OF
Indians were convened at that place, tor
the purpose If concluding a treaty with
the United Safes The |, dams had been
collecting from sbout the 10Th OF SePtem-
Der. 10 the date OF our adsices. st which
tine upwa >ds Of thee thousand, young
aud old. mae and female, were at Fort
Meiss. Their council opened on the ed
and il wa. believed, would continue ua-
ii the frst week in 0ctober-perhsPs a
few DAYS later. lhes consist ot hume
rous delegates fr. various friendly tribes.
The object of their Col veniion it is said,
is for tie purpose OF discussing and ar
ranging treaty by which certain reser,
ya-ions Of land. al present held BY them,
nav be ultimately conveyed 10 citizens
a! tie United States, in exchange for o.
Their and more extensive facts tur'her
vest, aud letter calculated for laciah
hun,ing grounds than those whlcs they
at present occupy. II IS not pr"bsb.c that
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-21
Gssr siorn S. E. Oct. IL.
EIGk CHOPS.

TIE rice crops Ia the vicinity have sell
dom Presented more favorable p:u.pcct
Of an abundant harye tran du, log the
present season. The weather las eeen
yer, favorable for harvesting, aud large
supniie. of this valuable grain vii! De
b, IN hit to mai ket at the usual time.
4 considerable portion Of tide land
was this year planted for cotton, and has
1. oduced to 2. eat al .-,ntase. Intel
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ErirGct Of n letter 10 a commercial house
~ Roy,iuor, a,1fsd ij,.rDooL SIN Q

Extract Of Il letter 10 a commercial house
in Baltimore. dated liverpool, SEP. 9.
Enclosed ycu haze tse state OF ouE ra =
kets f. yo:r p oGuce u the Isl instant
The b isk demand for cotton osn.inu, d
last week, in which time the sale a.
mounted ~ $1,000 bags Of this. Zoo
are compu ed to have beea taken ~ sPe
cuiators, an price, o Bowels and New
Orleans have advanced led to I'D PET
Id. and other 80 Is I'D 10 | I'd Pc ID.
American -four Las been mov.ng OF
very regular, but The last few day.
proving fine, and every sFpea aHce oil a
continuation of favorable weather, late
prices have been with difficulty realized.
At to days corn market, g ain OF all de
scrip,icas was completely at stand
About 5000 bbis. canada and y. York
four were Offered al auction, wien the
former went Of at AS. per Dbl and Tie
latter withdrawn at AS. per bbl and is
since held al IS. otherwise, the bushes.
Of TIL, day consists Of few small Sic
OF Philadelphia 4, Sos. and New io'k at
is. per bbl. rye -four SOs. but possibly
tor a quantity les would be taken.
The demand To- nbacco from the trade
for Ireland, has been pretty regular du-
RAG the last month, but little has been
done for expoTts-a les low Georgia,
Carolina AMI kcntuck, ara i-s a ) l-2
per ID. cons flutes the whole. Prices oil
all sorts have declined, but low qualities
more IN proportion-holders Of that de-
seription pressing sales at fedue' d pri-
ce.. Rice has been in good demand
throughout last mouth, both on speeu!a
ton and ioi export, and prices have oeer
improved ass Pc c~,-Ihe la roIt =
ly amounts to 2sO tiescss, and tie stock
in Fl 8. hands very limited.
The import Of -four in August has been
SO, 800 bb!s. Price, have fec,aa,ed a
few shii.ings. and ha1s leit OF az asqat 9
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ITO be con nurd J
Washington, ~ { Oct. 10.
A GREAT MAN HAS FALLEN.

A GREAT NAN HAS FALLEN.
Bv gentleman dirrc' | o. ra>hvi;ie
Fen. we have uade stood tina, duel vas
fought Just before he let, thee between
generals Ada,r and jackson, in which the
latter Ms si;cd. The part, ulars Of
this iament.ble occurrence will be given
in detail as 50 N a. received.
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IN, ,ou. that On the so,h Of April last, |
was the means, under Providence o,
yesruins from lingering death OF cold
and hunger. Il of my fellow creatures
m, I of The c,ew OF the schr. Carlew, ifo:l'
Waterford, bound to St. Johns, New
fousd!and. On the 24sh OF Inc same
month, this vessel had got 'ncl'seu d
! mony the ice, and unfortunately haVi"s
; struck large mass of 1t, st"ve III IT..
bow in such a manner, tibet hall an ho'r
afterwards she went down The passeh'
rsrs and crew succeeding in getting Oh
| The ice ard soon after the master, mate
three of the crew, with five passengers,
got into the boat, with the INTENTION vi
| making tor St Johns, the ,emalnde, De-
ing lett IN the ice TO await their ia'e'
| Rortu,a'e.y \. NJ on the day men-
toned, lat. AZ, go, n long. 46, 80, W.
| observed them in their peri'ous sltua-
ton. and Immediately made all sail to-
wards them. Al nine A. NJ. brought
the ship as near them as circumstances
won permit and with one OF our boats
happily succeeded in getti"g them on
board (nine in number) but learned with
regret that they only formed part OF the
crew and pas: eLgers. five more having
been separated rom them on different
piece of ice, two days after the acci eat.
Those escued, however, informed me
that they had seen their companions Two
days before and though they could give
me 70 very accurate idea Of the direction
from want OF compass, was led 10 un
derstand that thew might probably be six
or seven miles Of. accordingly kept
the ship all day close in with the ice, bnt
saw nothing Of them. At night s;o.d
to the ofiins, and towards m"rnl..s tack
ed and bore down in the direction | wa,
most likely to fall in with the unfOrtu-
nate men. At six A. M. we had the
pleasure of observing something amen5
the ice like signal, but thick haze
coming on, We again lost sight OF it Al
half past seven it cleared little, and We
were now near enough to discern dis
tinctIy the objects OF our anxious search.
lost no tims il running the ship as near
them as we could with safety, and, | hin
happy TO say, succeeded in getting them
all safely on shore. These unhappy men
had often been tantalized with the sight
Of dife en-! Vessels before we fell IN with
them aud while / mention this, | can
not mss; too strongly TN the duty OF all
mas els ,fvesseis examining very minute
y the ice, when they happen to get a.
moags, it, As there is always possibility
Of srme OF their fellow creatures being in
tie same dreadful situation as these |
had the fortune to rescue. Their shl :
mate. who went Of ia the boat reached
st Jpnn's after tedious passage OF TWEEN
y days, during which they Ell ountered
much suffering aud priyation. Their only
subsistence was seal, aud SO precarlous
was thus mode OF keeping themselye, a.
live, that Tor ten days they had only one"
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Original Miscellany.
FALsTAFE A MAN OF COURAGE.
(C0nt,nufd.)

NOT TAX 10 you OF Tue enarae'e, " ."
1onh ra1s'an WIZ" d t."' ''""' "
" nc la" s'''e" *
re'Seu VII" "'u''''""'' ""' ST.
themselves P ~ A..
'''. w " '" -, d.. g.,
e A'"' " -, go. - A.,
aug L. nv
:. a., oovo,,,
WV. xy:.,,,.. -.
~ ,., :. ,.-h,n, avon
49,. s. ..,,;nr :, Thourh here LET
-, a.. O. r, b.,
IS Sh,...,.,ro,. n,,vs on,, 80
.s.u.., y, ~. .,.a. d,os !, TACT trow
r.,,- d.. .,,.. ,h.u or
-, -. :,
rh.-... AZ -,
~. W., =.
Iy:.I...n, 81, I,;.., p,r, If henry
Nv Rat h,w many IF ,b,, sixth mar,
,,,. rs,d me ,.s,,,,,sr in the sscopd
par, ., Henry ~ or in the tragedy OF
usnrv in which lac, The recital Of rs
,,s.,b scarce,v Yields FIR wit ard humor
70 any thing il. his lie, is the question:
,h.h,, Gsu, How tb,n should the cha
iae'er be Sehera''y A"o~"' OF Tue '"'e"
tion oil Shakespeare in II be perfectly un-
ders.onJ
". -. ,,;. ho,, ,,, rorsor
oi ordinary PerSp'cae''y ''u'u Sue e's"
The FIRST Fart acted without having some
doubts of FsI.ta(l-, being really so utter
,.J.:,.. -, o.. =, on;
mol cnr,ss We there see him in the
thicl os the hattie of Sbrewsburv-ip the
worry r,,ces where Hot,npr, poucyss. Sir
Walter BIupt, SC. &c. fsbt and she'd
blood. Surely some cour,re was nece>
sary tn support him there aud so tar
tom, b.;,s !, tsr-or bs ,t;yl b,, even il
,h. midst n hattie prs,,nc. 81 mind 70
;,,,,,,. :, ,h,, ;,,or If HI. hs,-t vii and
h;,.
rS's,%g. 'a,. - t"u IS. W . n.;nt
nj ilrndship.
p Henry. Nothing but Colossus can
10 thee "'' friendship say my prayers
EaI.,oF w,u!J Il ws,s bedtime.
p.I ~ sr. we'll.
p Hryy Wh, thou owe.t tieavea a
aca,,,
Fals,aT Ills nut due vet. would
be lotn - pay him before his cay.
.er,.r,.
But, TO 'e'arn TO IN g''h' oil fa's'a" :
reputation Tor courage, among his cOtem-
porar,.s in tAese p,av., + ON whose cpl
n;,,. -, him S,,Issn,,rs,. idea !, ,onre
m,
n ,,s Second PART If Henry ". lo,d
p..ao,,h rno, E.,.,s.s f,;srd # the
-, r,S, h,, lord E,,doInb = man
# world and If sense aod obser,a.
,;or> mo If n. Hotsopr ,sr,,, GANGS 10
Nor.hsmberland,, castle with premature
.ra. ,,r,s nv, a,,,n.oss
i,,.lb5encs respecting the battle at
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albany " !. Oct. Is.


4 correspondent int, rm, US that FIVE
wagons loaded with the household goods,
men, women and children Of this .ect,
rassed through cherry Valley, O>tego
c5unty, en- the 18th uIt ca their way to
the sta.e of Ohio. The mea and women
were dressed in he same st, !e f th"se
who passed through Sussex, tN.J and
we're rs they aiiedged, followers 81 the
same prophet. they cali'themseires the
true followers of Oh 1T. Their pretend
cu prophet came i.om Canada .ew
moaths since, and is a.ran OF 8 aHsters
habits" ard great fa:.atic. HIS fellow
e: : arc moi yet numerous, uu; tits thought
he will increase then. he rejects SIR
names. and aboii,hes marriage. and al
lows his followers to cohahi prom!scu-
rI>lv.
The men eat 'he;r frod in an eject
posture, and the wore en- when they prs! /,
PROSTATE themselves On III g,oaEt, wi,h
thei, faces downward. Trey frequently
10 pe.ance :er sins. and seem to make
unclcanliness virtue. They a.lese that
;ieir prophet has not Gagged his clothes
for seven years. There vas with the
party above described, deluded woman
VIII, !, is aid, had .lwass sustained fair
= harac,er. and who Lett 4 husband n al
fluent circumstance, and family OF
child,en, 10 follow thi. prophet. Il Is
probably the Oejec' OF the leader CT this
sect. TT d az ~ many alter him a. posi-
HE, and to form ia sciUe Ot tie western
>ts,e. new settlement :inilar to the
one made by JENNA Wilkinson in this
state -
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Erract Il a letter dated Psrnambuco,
tug. so, 1917, 10 u gen'!cmca II this
city.
Our government, after going to an in
mense c1pen,e ~ith the expeditions L
the river La p alta, will have 10 WITH
draw fiom it at the remons'rance ct the
powers OF Europe. 4 few vessels has'
been taken, but nothing TO what W. eS-
pected. Gu" convoy las sailed for Po'-
ugal, and being under constant appre-
nensinns, seldom a vessel sails " ;hout
Gotten i, again up 10 Sli-pe' agcbe
( lbs } undis patched-Suss-, white S
81; browp, 2 80 per arobe, average p.i-
,es with export duty included-Lof,e,
nonc- Hides, very scarce. Flour, up
wards of 1000 bhiS. in market, & mere
drug, as ever oth.r article Of provisions,
with which our H.arkc. is completely
slutted.
Great losses must inevitably b. sus
tanned by these who have Ietur' ed hi:her
lately, as their cargoSs cann,. be disp =
I'D Ct even at a very considerable sac'I-
fee, ard Oh the returns. n" freight cab
BE- -a,ned at the prescut kish pnoes.-
Besides. We have an excellent crop q!
Mandieca and Corn ,Eis wear, hch does
away in great measure, the necessity
OF backing t,r supple, OF provisions else
where. Uuder ;ie>e oircums anocS, Ihr
importation If 1850 barrels If Flour
would always stock our ma ker. pgo'
v;ded X was bare of THIS Article Old II,
rival. lid.