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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-29
Sales 1T ' endue.
On evers Tuesday, and Friday,

On every tuesday and Friday,
WILL. BE SOLD,
1t the Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c:
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
~ All kind of goods which are on
imitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
,rd purchased at the lowest limitation
nd prices.
p. g. MARSTEIIER.
November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-29
For New Orleans,

rR The staunch big Hunter,
Nfw@Ss John Grinnalds master, a re-
E gular packet in the trade,
sZS--E-H will sail on the 10th May.
For freight ~ passage (havins good &C
commodStions) Gpply to the master On
board, ar Merchants wharf, Or to
THOMAS JANNEY u CO.
april ~ d'h9
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TO Hire,
Notice is hereby given,

Notice Is hereby gwen,
TSHAF The STALLS in the Old and
New Market Houses will be rented
to the highest bidder on Friday the first
day Of May next, between the hours ct
10 and 10, for the term OF one year.
Thus p ,RsONS, e. NJ.
april ] ... MI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-29
Bank Stock.
London Hats.

TIVE subscriber has jlst received and
Offer for sale, at his Hat Store, on
kmg-street, one door vest OF RoVal-st
case of first quality London made war
rautsd dtatS, which he will sell on good
terms SAML. ID. HARPER.
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rannrDg and CurrSng.

SnSEPH II ISrON continues to car
u ~ on the above business at his aid
tand in Prince street, between Water
AID Union streets, where he will be al
yays ready to execute orders in his line
With promptRess and ie.patch.
He keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment Of
Leather,
# as various qualities as can be found il
any shop in the District-wh.ch he will
,lspnse OF at very low prices for cash.
II no & ii
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-29

Notice.
4 FURTHER dividend of the estate
y of Thompson Violet. deceased, will
be made. by order Of the Orphans Court,
on Thursday next, 10th instant,
ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-.
april IS d6twtm1w
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Vol. XIX

More Bacon.
III ECElvED by the sloop Margaret,
II capt Cannon, from Newbern, NJ
5000 lbs. bacon
100 bills tar
100 bushels peas and beans
5000 feet boards
E. CORNING,
Vowell's wharf.
For Freight.
rk The siOop NARGARETT
sETE> will take freight c"astwise or
$500 in the BAY. Inquire on board,
EzHASE or as above.
arril 81 st
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general view ct the anrediluviaus--sf
the G neral deluge-of the re-setement
of the Globe after that great event-of
the primitive Postdiluvian nations which
were formed in Asia, the cradle Of the
world. Theie variou. rauifcalions, re-
volutions, aud OF the general course Of
Empire.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-29

ASIA.
The Asiatie part Of this work contains
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april 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
g 400 Reward

a mAN, who called himself GEORGE LAY. and de-
ciared that be lived ia casweIl county e. yitIin
Ih0nu, va on the 18th of November last pfonlsus IN
ueveI ,ne same to D. q 4. SiANKS, Salem Botclourr
id which time nothing has been heard Of
saia Ldy Dy US lie is middle sized man. OF fair slim
anu PLaIehuy about thirty years Of age lie had four
sndiI horses with him when be lie goods v,rv
~ or Is years old. "e ""sso" d iao
ng goods consisted ofthe following articles -supsr.
hhe CSLs and keiseymefes, veves and cords rose nd
supea blankets, oalicoes blue kerseys hair sd;as
morocco ana mems coarse shoes, ladies' wor
iatS Pneens ware, Neg I'D bTads, do lOd nails bs
s'tei, DoN containing cutlery aud cotton Webbing
gas W lana large tayeTnbe weighing 80 Ibs -
Jew udyS before said Lay look the goods he was
WIN him IN disposiug of them
he above reward WILDE given to any person " 10 viii,
W such Information, as that all considerable pstt
=, ,nt sooos can be reclaimed said Lay secured In
FORMATION 70 belveu to Charles NJ Mitchell EiclImond
Va. r. e r, 80 I'm '.ei W
January R. 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03

g vannah. The following Dividends are
stated 10 have been made by the local
banks for the last half year, viz.
Last DiridehdS Of the Georgia Banks.
Planters Bank, (iei per cent or S2S per
Savannah, cent per annum.
branches in An 6 per cent or II per cent.
E IsSSsv; aHd Mil per annum.
Bank of Augusta, viz:
Regular proit. so named, 6 p ct.
Surplus, 10 CT.
Profit in extension of cap'l2i i0-lOO
10y 2-5 or
i6.J 81 is per cent per annum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.


NEW NOHR, Decem5er 21.-I!le fast sailiu ,
ship tayO1rlte, cast. Hilitard, arrived at this
post on Thursday morning AS days from Ea-
Vre. Captain ii. informs Thar just as he was
getting un'ier way, order was received to
remove the quarantine on vessels ofths Unit
Ell States, which had been in force several DAYS
before. Capt. IL. has favored the editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser with file of Paris pa
peers To the I'd nit.
Letters from havre, of Nov. quote fine
Normandy wheat at Us frames the 200 killo.
grams. equal 10 about $40 lbs.
A letter from Mr.. Beasley American cou-
SUI at tiavre, OF The 2fth of October. says
The duke PAngouleme and Mr.. De ST Ciieg.
director general Of the customs, have lately
made SiSit 10 this place. The duke has pro-
missed the manufacturers at Rouen to use his
ihhuence 10 have the duty ON cotton taken oil /,
and Il Is the opinion that at the next meeting
otthe deputies, this revocation will take place.
i he government are now receiving promo
sais ct tobacco. Some good Louisiana has
been sold at o. Il 10 ir. in bond"
COPENHAGEN, Oct. Bit is now ascertain
ed that Russia cedes 10 Spain five sail of the
line and three irgdtes which are daily expect
ed IN our roads.-1he squadron is to render
sous at Iadil, under the command OF Admiral
MoiieT. The crews are 10 be sent from Russia
In SpaniSh transports to CaGiz
1t is singular fact (says the Boston
Daily Advertiser OF Friday) that money
Is now coined al Milan, by the Austrian
provisional government, bearing the name
and image Of Napoleon, dated 1914, no
new dies having been provided at The
mint, which has continued in operation.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2S.-The ship India. from
Calcutta, on her outward passage, the 10th of
March, touched at the island of Tristan De
Cuaha, where she found the British fiag fi,inr
and number OF troops from the Cape ofGood
Hope. They were terrifying the place and
had erected a number of brick buildings from
the brick of their own mandatory.
The following article is translated from one
of our late Paris papers:
TURIN, October l6.-We have received from
Console, very singular intelligence of extra
ordinary fecundity. a Woman named MA
psLANE CAsAssA, was delivered on the 18th
August ola female child, who died DAYS ai.
ter: Forty-Seyen days after this GccoucAiicnf.
while Size was attending TO her ordinary occu-
pauons, she wa. attacked by new pains aud
delivered OF Twins, (temaies) who only surviv-
cd days. The mother had a very favorable
time aud has perfectly recovered"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
Removal.

'f'HE subscribed, grateful FOR The eucOuageneptbeb,,
heretofore met with. takes this measure Of sruint
in1 bis friends Hdlhe public that We has If wow 80
hs ouse doors below the Sell Tavern where lie ms on
h.le large qnaniip Of rhiiadepha PORTER ALI Il
oi lal- Isle Of Wight CRAB ClDEE tqusl In otit
" 10 any mt state Together With large quarfity ~
tNhbAls OF ali kinds and has just received u sehr
Hamlet, large supply 81 Fhiladelphia STRONG fPfR.
in haftes' ana daiy expects additioual suprly v
BIRDS, with cases.
de hcpes bis former cu1tcu viii costinue their "a
tohrs, rs De WaffAHs gfets iiicie la above lin 81
'ns ps'. ynsi'y. JANIS AcALLISIEg.
'tH"@if o. 7atf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03

IN SENATE-DEC! 30.
The President of the Senate communi.
Gated, from the Secretary > the Treasury
In obedience TO resolution Of the Senate
oil the 2ttli INST. statement of the a.
mount OF duties on imported salt, during
the years 1915, 1916, and 1917, and a
statement iorthe same years of the amount
OF drawbacks paid to vessels employed in
the fisherles, and on picked fish export
ed which being read,
MIR. Smih moved that the said state
ment be referred to the committee on fl
nance, with instructions TO inquire into
the expediency of repeating the law Law
ne the duty on salt. This motion lies
on the table.
The resolution yesterday submitted by
Mr.. Tat, to instruct the committee on
tile miiiila 10 enquire into the expedien-
cy OF ausmenting the pay of the militia
when called INTO the service of the United
States, was taken up, and agreed TO with
out opposition.
The following bills were received from
the House of Representatives, and seve-
rally passed to second reading, viz.
4 bill for establishing additional land
oihces IN the Missouri territcry;
A biil for the relief of Samuel Altman ::
A bill for the relief of Joel Earwood
"A bill TO remit the dntieS en- painting
presented 10 the Pennsylvania hospital ;
and
4 bill to provide for certain surviving
officers and soldiers OF the revolutionary
army.
The engrossed bill to extend The time
Tor locating Virginia military land war
rants was read a third time, and the
blanks therein filed so as 10 make the
further time allowed for locations tlOo
3eerS, and the time for returning comics OF
tile surveys TO tie land office three geays !;
aud the bull was passed and sent to the
douse oi Repre-, entaiiveS for concurrence.
NJ. DqSgstt submitted the following
nou2niOr consideration
heSoLcsd, That The President OF the United
states be requested TO cause 10 he laid before
the Senate statement OF the proceeding,
%hich may have been had under the act Of
Congress passed the Sd OF March, 1917. emit.
TED" an act 20 set apart aud dispose OF GER
ram public lands Tor the encouragement of the
cHtNaiion Of Tie vine and olive" Also, that
the president be requested to give to the Sc
mar such information as he NAV possess in
relation to aiy location Of land, or settlement
made by ANY individuals under the aforesaid
act. N'''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
SHOCKING VORACJTK-t

NORFOLK, December lion Friday night
last negro man in this town. about a. ve.,r
OF age met his death by overeating, bsvinr
niasticated Ta,c goose and a hen iVPrevions
TO making this dainty meal, he drank off a iu..
OF water OF the capacity OF gallon al one
chicken with pint of spirits and another im,,
OF water He was Immediately after seiSe,i
with a spasmodic fit in which lie expired. n
is believed that he was a little deranged i'm his
bauch. I'll ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03

Extract ofa Ietfe, from gentleman at Gi-
brattdr, to his 6rothe,. in N. Yoyk. datcd
October 90, 1917.
From Leghorn, where last wrote Won.
we proceeded to Naples, where / visited
most OF the antiquities and curiosiiies i'm
It's neighborhood, such as the Temple of
Mercury, Prisons of Nero, Tomb of Ne
ros mother, Nero's Baths, &c. which are
IN l0lecaDle tate of preservation. | like
wise visited the Ely sian Fields and River
Styx; the latter place, however, did not
cross.
From Naples we proceeded 10 Palermo,
Messina and Syracuse, in Sicily. AT the
two latter places was not OH shore; but
Palermo, the capital, was more pleased
with than any city have yet seen in Ita-
iy. And here | visited the Catacombs
at the Monastery of the Capucbins, where
several thousand dead bodies are present.
cd 10 your view, standing in inches, grin
ming most horribly, with their names and
history OH a card attached TO each. The
manner of preparing those bodies for ex-
lIibltion is as follows: The body is takea
soon after il is dead, and dried overa slow
fire until the flesh becomes hard, when it
IS dressed and ornameuted as the friends
OF the deceased think proper, and stood
up M IFS niche, where 1T remains until the
boncs mOulder entirely away.
On our passage here we boarded mcr-
Chant vessel, tllat informed us that the
plague was raging at Algiers, which de-
tered us from going there. Since our
arrival here a report has been rcceig-
ed, which is credited, that the Age
rlnes have declared war against The
french, after their manner, by capturing
one Of their merchant vessels.
yesterday went over to Algcsiras To-
sec one Of the amuscments Of ihe Spaul-
ards, viz; bull fight" But IN order
10 give you correct idea Of IL, | will at
tempt TO describe u. a large circus is e.
rccied similar 90 ours IN America, in
which two hoFsemcn, armed with long
spears, pointed with non, but construct
ed a. snriI Il manner as lo prevent IFS en-
tcring very deep in the arimdis sides
and two or iiirce meu or foot, with large
red cloaks, both Tor tI,eif own defence and
20 irriiaic the animal Ihus prepared.
iIe bUll is let va upon them, Wien the
horscmen commence gOading him with
ihcir spears, whilst those Oh foot irritafc
him with their cloaks aud when he at
tempis 10 attack them. they dexterOusly
throw II over his eyes, and escape out OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
IN THE II. OF REPRESENTATIVES,

410bfA 7 DEt. 80.
Mr.. -. Nelson, from the committee ON
the judiciary, reported bill providing
Tor the Cue execution of the laws of the
United States within the state Of Missis-
slppi; and the bill was twice read and
committed.
THE ACT or NEUTRALITY.
Mr.. M'Le7, offs. Carolina, submitted for
consideration The following resolution:
hssotred, That committee be appointed to
enquire into he eXpedency OF SD amending
the fourth section of the act passed OH the Sd
OF March, 1871 entitled " An act more eflec-
tnaly to preserve the neutral relations of the
CSlted States. as 10 embrace within the pro-
visions thereof the armed vessels ola govern
ment az peace with the United States, aud al
war with any colony, district OF people with
WHOM the United States are or may be at
peace.
Mr. NJ. called the attention of the
House ie the act of the last session
wherein II would be seen thai, by an over
sight certainly because il could not have
been tie intention of the House, that the
vessels OF Old Spain might now enter our
harbOrs and increase their force, whilst
those OF the Colonies were prohibited
from so doing. The omission OF the
words " district or people" in this part
o!thc act, gave to il force as 10 the YES
sells of the colonies which il did not pos
soss in regard TO Spain, who was not
at war with any Prince or State" al
peace with the United States. The ope-
ration of the law thus exclusively favor
81 Old Spain, which, Mr.. NJ. repeated,
never could have been the intention of
the House. The act, as il originally
passed this House, contained no such pro-
vision; and the error could only be ac-
counted Tor by It's having passed, when
rpf i.n a.
attention. 1t was the deliberate sense
Of Congress at the last session, that the
United States ought TO assume an aiti-
tude entirely neutral, IN the contest be-
tween Spain and hes colonies; but, dis
act having different aspect, he had
thought If his duty 10 bring the subject
10 the view Of the House, that il might
Immediately act on this point. Ii was
true that committee of this House was
already chSrgcd with tIIe whole subject
What they meant 10 do in relation 10 il
iie Anew NOT; perhaps they might intend
So offer an entirely new system but on
tins point he thought Congress oupbt 10
act without reference 10 any geaeral svs-
ten. The pdriial error should be Tcciifed
~ specialized.
Mr.. t0RSYTH said. IT might be recol
iccied by tie House that the committee
on Foreign Relations were especially
charged viii tie whole subject Of the
neIral relations Of tie United States
that committee, he stated, had not re-
ported, because they had not received all
The information Trey visited from ihe
Executive offices, but which tlcy were
10 hovry expectation %! rcCciS M. When
received, 'Ee committee would rcuog;
Win pT0nlpl!lWe. ar t.vindieated fGc
fHr Do. ftf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
DOMESTIC.

WARRINGTON, January This day being
the iirst day ofthe new year, both Houses OF
~, Nat. Int.
We understand that Don Onis is circu-
lating a large pamphlet. Ga bono? Let
him look TO 1t. Washington c. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
w anteA XrnnleAiafeYy

ANouk hrstrate JoURNEYMEN COAcHMAKERs. to
= Whoih the best wages viii be given, either by line
month OF piecewoIk.-Appiy to the subscriber M pom
burg. STIRJtSc ,gt esv . tSseis-
January g. 20 NJ. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
q. StepMan & Go.

& 'oNFEETloNERS, street opposite tue Racle t.o,e,
take TINS method 10 Iender their grateful THANKS
HSAhoWeosements 10 the citizens of Richmond for fr
era encouragement they have received in The line of
lher profession They haze received new sunnIy ~
many articles and determined To el.r none st ~,
choicest kind, aud they hope 10y prompt and stct alter
o tney wiii meut continuance the favour OF the
Pe-H.lS. Januafy 3.
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ORDERS.

AS 4 general rule, all orders will issue. in
the first instance, 10 tue commanders of diyi-
SION.
"a cases waeTe the nature of the duty to be
performed, aud the public interest, NAV re-
qure it, orders will issue directly to officers
commanding department, post, OF detachment,
and to any officer attached to division: bur
IN such cases copy of the orders will be trans
formation.
By the President,
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NOtiee.

"A IL persons indebted to CHARLES wlNFGapnNrp
n Gee VII please make 9aymen to The SherT Of uer
rco, aud those who have claims against the estate ,l
call on said Sheriff Tor settlement
W. BURTON, y. s. fof VS.. SMITH. s. H. e
70 nhom The estate Ofsaid Winegarduer was committed
January 3. Ia,
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NOtice.

A IL persons indebted to CYRUS BENSON dee ,i,
make payment to The Sheriff Of Ienfico ;ud 80 -
who have claims against the estate wi call on, go, 60,
ria for settlement. 'i'e
". BrRION, u. s. for W. s. SMITH s.uc
70 whom the estate Of &. BENSON was coms,,its5
january >. rsed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
MancMesteY YuyNDiL .

EONPANY.--The Directors Of the Mancbestsr .r,.,,
" pike Company have declared DIVIDEND or = a.
CENT for the last halfyear which will be psid 10 ~
StockhodeTs OF ther representatives. on the i5ti
nuafy ncNt, at the su5scriueI's Office ~ 20"
JAMES BRANDER, Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03

his way. Whenithey have sufficiently ir
rltated him IN this manner, they then be-
Gun TO torment him by sticking his neck
aud shoulders OF short barDed darts.
the PAIN (which, together with the sight
OF the red cloaks, renders him almost
frantic; then Que ofihe io0tmen, arlneti
with sword, aitat Ks him, aud Watching
his opportunity, when the bul makes al
hIm, leaps on one side, and plunges the
sword upio the hili in his neck; aud thus.
arer repeatedly woundng him, until the
animal, faint with loss OF blood. enables
the swordsman TO aim blow nearly per-
pendicular behind the horns, which in
stantly dispatches him saw 6 Of these
herce animals tosncnted IN This manner
two OF them killed aud but one oftlie
horses sustained any injury, which was
owing TO the horsenian breaAing his spear
when the bull attacked him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03
5000 warrunis are thcrecoro

5000 warrants are, therefore ont
standing, aud probably the greatest part is in
me haids oi agents or a,tornies. Al present.
thoSe agents Cannot obtain patents without
producing authority from the soldiers, aud e.
ven II Dad agents should succeed in foT.in.,
authorities, The patents are issued in the name
OF the soldietS, and they can substa,ftiate thgir
claims 10 tue tdad aSey
Ill me soldiers are authorize d bylaw 10 Trans
Ter thei4 warrants or notifications by an e,afa,,e
neni "a the 6ach thereof, what can i,reyenf ,he
hOiucr OF the above me. toned 1000 warrants
IRON forging AN endorsement and. havinn
obtained The communication, the soldiers will be
forever barred from any remedy, except that
v, oesg,us congress- 10 restore tie property or
which they have been eheated
III the soldiers are permitted to draw Iots
as at present, Tor laat, sad, after having draw,
ther lots, and obtalNCi their patents to cell
Their patents To specHi orS who VIII 1--WE NOR.
thah , iOo, aud II tbOy cannot obtain more
tnau tlat sum, then produce rheir patcnis at
me treasury, aud demand 5 700 for IT, the sol~
uieFs VIII be benefited, and The public not in.
Jured-for, although the worst lois NAV H.,
pald Tor al the treasury the speedy ponuIa-
tioh OF The Bounty Lands willniake those lands
PhtChaSeo Dy government at 5 loo per Ia, :,
cFss, soon sell for , per acre
The patents will be good voucher for tl,a
soioter, al ihe treasury, AZ a certificate of the
commissioners OF the General Land Oftica tI,,t
has warrant Is cancelled; and to prevent ne
sons WHO nave purchased already forlow pri-
ceS, from calling on the treasury far : ioni 90.
indeed, any would calDproyision NAV be ma 4.
mat no patents dated anterior TO the nsS.s..,,
OF Tue law, should be entitled 10 comm',t,tin,,
soldiers who have not yet applied for IanJ
warrants are probably the prudent part M. ,l,e
rate army, and not easily imposed upon h,,t
those Who have their warrants in agents. b',,,l
will tf the agents are rognesl never ret L.?
OF money, III tue warrants are made transferah a.
ny endorsement on the backs of them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03

A letter from Detroit, of 2sth November
last, says that nearly fifty miles of the Militia
~ Road have been made since August last. bv
the troops statiSHed at that place. This road
extends from Detroit TO within about ten miles
OF the Black Swamp. Notwithstanding The OBJ.
s'acles which opposed, many good bridges
have heen built, and the immense labor per.
formed is said to reject much credit OH the
officerS aud soldiers who were engaged iii the
arduous undertaking.
A resolution presenting an elegant Sword
10 tue infant ana only son OF the late Colonel
Benjamin FOrsythe, who fell AZ Odletown, in
Canada, the 23d June, 1911; aud appropriat-
ing ) $50 annually for seven years, for his edn-
cation, was passed at the late session OF the
Legislature OF North Carolina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03

for further investigation of the grounds
OF this claim, moved That The committee
rise.
Which was agreed to; and the com
miiiee obtained leave 10 slt again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-03

We notice with pleasure, that large. cables.
anchors and other apparatus for tile steam
Ioat,now building on Lake Erie, have reached
this city, on ti.eir way TO Buffalo. We are in.
formed il is the intention ofthe projectors of
this novel enterprise, residing in this city, TO
put the boat in operation bv the Goth of Inn o
next. We also learn, that contractors have
gone on from Boston, TO construct two light
houses on Lake Erie ; that the oil for them is
in the river, and that it is intended to light
fheni at the opening of the navigation in the
spring. Albany AdU.