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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-06
Grocery Business,
New Publications.
AND OTHER HALUaBLE BOOK

AND OTHER VALUABLE BOOKS,
FoR SALE BY THE sUBscRrBERs.
I'D AFFLE's Tour on the continent
E1 Of Europe, in 1917.
Birkbcck's letters from the Illinois,
with map.
Sass journey to Rome and Naples
i'm 1917.
Halls Voyage OF Discovery to the
great Loo Choo islands.
Felix Alvarez ,orM anncrs in Spain,
by Mr.. Dallas.
Mrs. Opie's New TAILS, Q vols.
Tales of my Landlord cd series.
Q vols.
Marriage. novel, 2 vols.
Women, or Pour ct CoDtre, vols.
Melincourt, Q vols.
Harrington & Ormond, Q vols.
Paired, not Matched. 2 vols.
Deaf Il Dumb, by Miss Sandman.
The Battle of Niagara, poem.
Lallah Rookh. do
Childe Harold canto 4th. do
Lord Byron's works, coinpieteJ S
vols. calf gilt.
Walter SCOTS do. do. do. do.
DR.. Goldsmith's do. dc. do. do.
Cowpcr's do. do. do. do.
Atkins {London edition Of Mil
toms works. s vols.
Sllarpe's British Classics, viz. Mil
ron, Cowper, Thompson's Seasons,
DR.. Youns's Night Thoughts, Gold
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-06
Bank Notes.
1000 to $4,000 Doltars.
ROMULUS RIGGS,

ROMULUS RIGGS,
.4this Exchange and Brokers Office, Bridge
street, Georgeto5gn,
WTlSHES 10 purchase from one to fifty
w thousand dollars of North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Georgia bank notes,
which will be taken at very small dis
count. All kinds of western and other un-
current bank notes exchanged on the low
est tcrms.--Persons travelling 10 the west
ward can at all times get the notes of these
banks at reasonable discount.-Bills of
exchange and bank checks, negotiated on
any part of the United States.-Notes of
United States bank, and all of the branches,
exchanged.
Georgetown, one door below Craw.
ford's tavern, October II.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-06
New Fancy Goods
IND HARDW.lnE.

TINE subscriber has just received ne5c
H. and splendid assortment of goods in
his line. which in addition 10 his former
stock will enable him 10 offer 10 thapub-
lie a greater variety ofuseful and fashiona-
Bile goods than can be seen in any other
house in the town--all OF which have been
carefully selected by himself, from the best
English and American manufactures, and
shall be sold at very low advance whole
sale and retail,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-06
San EnilaIs Reward.

y ~ yW.3 from the subscriber about
a. = nh Of August, Negro Woman
LOUlZA-S..e is 9 years 81 b. about 5 feet
five inches h Oh, mi stout has some OF her
front teeth ul' and is apt TO laugh when
spoken to: he has sister Marinda ard
a mother liying ~ GEORGETOWN, one above
Semmes's t7Vern, an ! the other on Herring
Hill, where she ha heen harborpd for two
weeks, and left there to come home, 1T
has not done so. lexoect she can be found
in Georgetown OF Alexandra, where she
has many acquaintances. will give the
above reward if brought home, or lodged
in jail SO that get her again.
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September s diff
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Octlo
Notice.

TIVE subscriber intending 10 close his
J. business in Alexandria, requests all
persons having claims against him, TO pre-
sent them for adjustment by or before the
18th inst. and those indebted to him, to
make payment. FIR. ADAMS, Jr.
October6 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-06
Bank Of Potomac.

October 3, 1918.
N-0TlCE is hereby giyca the stocEhol-
g.. Z ders OF the Sank oi Potomac, that an
tlrctiou Tor twelve directors viii be held at
T.. Court House. o. Monday the 2nl day
clNot. acXI Ihc 'iectisn to commence
Z. 10, sal nj a ; O'clock.
9.t3 {. PAGE, Cashier.
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Notice.

A Ii persons having unsettled accounts
N with the late concern of .NS. r. Black
lock, are hereby requested TO bring them to
the subscriber for adjustment without delay,
as the affairs OF that firm must be settled
within limited time and those indebted
willplease discharge their accounts as soon
as possible, 10
ROBERT S. Blackjack,
Who continues the
Grocery Business,
at the same stand, in King-street, and in.
vites the friends Of the late firm 10 call on
him for supplies as usual.
September diff
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dew Publications, Sc. Sc.

~: ,sesjred aaI for sale by 'ie subscribers,
V7MES g! my Landlord, 2yois. End Sc
; RES
H,ew Tales, hy airs. OPie, vols
Cap,. iia!i's Account OF voyage of Dis
coyrrY To the West Coast Of Corea. and the
Great Luo-ChOo Island, with chart
Goanyca>tie'S Algebra
Cum ncrie's Surveying
JAMES KENNEDY s son.
September 23 mwftf
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For Sale,
pY specia' appointment, DR.. Deans ge-
p nuinc
Eonei1bie Rheumatic Pills:

So celebrated in New England for The
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some of which are particularized
in the papers of directions, where many
thousand toxes are used annually TO gene
raj satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by men of
the first characters in the state of Iassachu-
sets. JAMES KENNEDY s. son.
September q If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-06
Books and Stationary.

D0BE2T GRAY hes just received for
.R.slle on commission, az invoice OF
Boo1spHI Statior, rS, among which are The
foiioWinr articles, viz:
ST. Robert Wilson's sketch Of The mill
tary and political power OF Russia
Phillips speeches; Shcy's bookkeeping
Say, eltesLiSn OF political economy
Manners 4 custoHS; Accidents Of lie
Gis5purna 5 natural theology
ls;tanS's history G. al religions
j anett'S letters; history ot The late war
Guiney's Ruins Brownie Of Bodsbeck
TIN Sisters POpc's Essay on Man
TaIcs my Landlord; Tayl0r's Inquiry
E.1-cls al home: Domestic Madeleine
ncSa,cS O! scc Virginia Convention, on
t1c adoption Of thc Federal Constitution
N.iGht's Life OF Christ and his apostles
BJnnet boards ~ the gross, dozen or SIN
gle; superfuc vcl!um cap writing paper
Er.tst 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-06
Soft sheIled Almonds.

Just Landing,
EHROM brig Susan, from Portland, and
4 for sale at the cabinet warehouse, low
er end of Prince-street,
Carrioles, Waggons, Sc.
together with Furniture and Chairs, viz. ::
3 top carrioles, with plated harness
Ii Jersey Wagons, with harness
Bureaus tables sideboards
Dressing glasses; bedsteads; chairs
A few barrels No mackerel
IN STORE,
A general assortment Of goods in his line
--cOmpriSing The best vG,ietv an Me district
of Coiumjiu all of which will be sold low.
on HAND,
Mahogany, in logs and boards.
OcTFurniturc, &c made and repaired as
usual. SAMUEL WARD.
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Piano FoItes.

TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fortes,
L with the additional keys, tor sl!c'hy
JAS. KENNEDY < SON.
September 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-06

JAS. KENNEDY Y SON.
September
| S. s ID. Reed,
HAYE just received fresh supply Of
H SHOES and HATS, consisting of the
following kinds:
1000 pair women's leather pumps
400 DO do thick soles
800 misses do do
500 ladies' morocco slips
goo 10 do with heels
500 40 low priced morocco slips
500 children's morocco and leather
shoes
500 mems & boys bound leather shoes
400 mems low priced fur hats
400 do and boys wool do
100 boys white do
10 boxes lemons
All of the above articles are offered for
sale al low prices for cash, and at the usual
credit 10 punctual enthusiastically
Merchants can be supplied at Northern
Prices. . August 90
Stationary.
TUST received and for sale by the SUBJ
- scribers, the following articles Of very
superior quality
Black lead pencils
Gnills
MnEniyes
Pockct-books
Mathematical instruments
Copy and cyphering books, record books,
and other blank books of every description;
with every article in the stationary line
Orders for blank books executed with ele-
gance and dispatch.
July 81 JAMES KENNEDY & son.
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Dav s. Martins

TT-.-,I superior B'ack.aS Cakes frr sale
' b. JAMES KENNEDY Il son.
September % It
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22

In conversation lately with a gentleman
from The Mississippi, our ideas on the sub
ject of the enormous prices which the
lands 10 Alabama are said to have sold
Tor, have been considerably changed.
We always thought it somewhat suspicious
that wild land there should bring 80
dollars an acre, when better land that was
within IL or Is miles OF Matches could
be purchased from 10 to 20 dollars, but it
came in SO imposing shape that it scarce
ly could be doubted. However, we are
now satisfied, that 10 most of the Instances
it was trick played of on the govern
ment in something like the following
manner. Spectators previous to the
sale fixed upon the property they wished;
they then employed agents to come for
ward and bid for it at any price this
was done; in consequence the widest
offers were made-bat when payment
came 10 be demanded, the bidders had
disappeared, and the property remained
in the hands Of government. The per-
SOUS who had laid the plan then appeared,
and agreed TO take the land at Congress
price This story came frsm the most re,
spectacle authority --Pittsburg Gaz.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22

taken, consisting Of 9 gunboats, and some
vessels with private property.
The English frigaie Scamander, Cap
tain Elliott, lay off Guiria, and witnessed
the action. This frigate was dispatched
from the Admiral, 10 demand Of the SPAN
ish commandment, the release Of two Eng
lisb vessels improperly detained by him,
which he refused TO give up. Previous
10 the action Admiral Brion sent word to
the Captain of the Scamander to give him
self no concern about the vessels, as he
would engage TO deliver them in the course.
OF the day, which he did. 1t may be-
to mention, that Admiral Brion,
in communicating with the English Admit
raj Harvey, the latter addressed him in
bis official title Of Admiral, Commander
in Chief, &c. of the naval forces of the
government Of Venezuela,
thus recognizing the independence of the
power under which he acted.
The universal impression at Trinidad
was, that the patriots would very soon be
in undisiurbed possession of every inch Of
territory in Venezuela.
From New Grenada the accounts are
not less favourable TO the cause of the
Patriots. The " Correo del Orinoco,"
after noticing the Contents Of numerous
letters from that province, details the sue
cess of the Patriots.
Official letters have been received from
Generals Paez and Zaraza, stating that,
10 the middle of July last, the enemy re-
treated towards Valencia, abandoning all
his ports both on the Varinas and Sombre-
70 districts. 1t is not known what is the
cause of this sudden movement.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
NrM.YnRK Sent. 81.

NEw-YoRK, Sept. 81.
Late and interesting Intelligence from
the Spanish iuaine.-T Trinidad papers OF
the 10th of August, have been received
at Norfolk by the British schooner Sector.
These papers mention, that on the
2lst ult anchored in the port of Trinidad,
about 10 miles to the southwark, AID. Bri
on, with his squadron, consisting of the
Vittoria, Columbia, Spartana, aud Fa-
vourite and after communicating with
the English Ad. Harvey, proceeded the
next morning for Guiria. A force of
gunboats, DC. with 700 men, afterwards
Joined him to the westward. He attacked
Guiria on the night of the Oath, which he
carried by assault with very little loss to
the assailants, but very considerable
one to the Spaniards. During the action,
the Favourite got becalmed in situation
which left her at the complete disposal of
the enemy, who boarded her and massa.
cred every one of the crew. Soon after
this horrid act of barbarity, a breeze
sprung up, and the Admiral in the Vic
toria, was enabled to take favourable
position, when he opened tremendous
fire on the Spanish flotilla and batteries.
In little time the fire of the Spaniards
was completely silenced. Those at the
batteries fled in all directions, while those
il the gunboats we're Unfortunately put
to death by the avenging sword Of the
Patriots. The force afloat has also been
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
SALEM, September IL.

The sloop Hannah, Alley, from a
whaling voyage, with 10 barrels oil, ar
rived at Nantucket on Saturday last.
She was taken by an English cruizer, all
the crew, except the captain, his two
mates, and boy taken out, and two prize
masters aud five seamen put on board, and
ordered for Newfoundland. Two days
afterwards, Gas we are informed while
lall the Englishmen, except one Of the
prize masters, were below at dinner, Cap
tain Alley and one OF his men, having
provided themselves with knife and a
spade, compelled the ABOVE prize master,
(who was at the helm, ieading,) to sur
render without resistance others
were then ordered up from below, one by
one, and tied. Captain Alley afterwards
gave them AIN old boat, and sent them
ashore at Nova Scotia, He has taken one
whale since he re-took bis vessel.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
MARRIED..

Ia this town, on Wednesday evening
last, by the Rev. DIR. Mcdowell, Mr..
John Chandler, jim. to Mrs. Margaret
MuJord-alI of this town.
la Newark, on Thursday evening, by
the Rev. DR.. Griffin, Mr.. Noah ChhndIer,
OF Raleigh, On. CO. to Miss - Mutt
man, of the former place.
In Railway, the same evening, by the
Rev. Mr.. Carl, Mr.. alfred Wade, of New
York, to Miss Sarah Terrell, of Railway
In Springfield, on the l4th instant,
by the Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Mr.. Isaac r.
Parsil, to Miss Joanna N. Gard,,er,
daughter of Mr.. Aaron Gardner.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
SUMMARY.

Melancholy Oecaurenee.-On Thurs
day morniDg the 10Th inst. (says the
Morris Town Palladium we are iuiorm-
ed, young woman, by the name of Van
DuyDe, at Pequannack, in this county,
put period to her life by hanging herself.
Copperas Mine-Dr. Conant and a
number of persons associated with him,
have commenced the manufacturing OF
Copperas, at the mines lately discovered
near GAINESVILLE, Ohio. 1t is said the
copperas is equal to any 10 the world, and
that it is sold at a lower price than that
which is imported.
Important Discopery,-A Mr.. Sickuey,
an Indian Agent at Fort Wayne, states
that he has lately discovered that +" there
is au uninterrupted navigation from Lake
Erie to the Rivers; and also from Lake
Michigan to the Mississippi, by the Auplian
river, which throws part OF its waters
into the Lake, and part into Illinois river"
". Y. GAG.
Accounts from Sandusky state, that
such is the degree of sickness, there were
not enough in health TO take care of the
sick. ib.
We learn that Mr.. Robinson, an Amer
lean, who was taken with Gen. Nina, had
been transferred from the goal at Havana
10 the Moro, with several other Ameri-
cans, and were shortly to be sent from
thence to Madrid to be tried for being
taken in arms against the Spanish gov
ernment. ib.
The United States have established an
Arsenal near Augusta, Georgia, and APP
propriated forty thousand dollars to erect
the necessary buildings.
EGStport. Since the restoration OF
Eastport by the British, newspaper has
been established there, aud the place
wears very Furnishing aspect.-COi.
A Grist Mill belonging to Stephen Ly-
ons, of Somers, Westchester county, N.
York, was few days since consumed by
fire, with large quantity of grain in it.
The loss is estimated at 5000 dollars.
Bible Societies.-A Bible Society was
recently organized at Buffaioe, N. Y. COM
posed of the friends of religion Of different
denominations, and called the Niagara
County Bible Society, auxiliary to the
American Bible Society.
The Geneva Gazette says, from the
9Th of June to the 9TH of September, up
wards of Is weeks, there has not fallen
one inch of rain. Persons who have re-
sided in the country from to IL years,
do not remember so dry season within
that period.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
BosToN, September 10.

Arriued-The English schooner Ann,
Bryant, 90 days from Cork, with So
passengers. men, women and children
was bound TO Quebec, but was taken pos
session. of by the passengers on the 9Th
August, latitude as, AZ, longitude 33, 20,
the master threatened TO be thrown over
board if he made any resistance, and was
confined in his state-room, where he has
remained till this day. The mate was
compelled to take charge of the schooner,
and navigate her to port in the United
States. August 9Th, spoke ship Sovereign,
Powers, 28 days from Nevis, for Bristol
the mate was sent from the ship on board
the schooner, but the passengers would
not permit the master to have any com
munication with him, for fear his true
situation would be made known. Next
day, spoke ship Nile, of London, from
Campeachy, for Liverpool--a boat was
sent to the schooner, but the passengers
would not let her come alongside. 18th,
latitude AZ, As, longitude AZ, spoke brig
from New York, for Amsterdam. 18th,
latitude AS, longitude AL, brig Susannab,
Morris, from Dublin for ST. Andrews
10th instant, Cape Sables E. by S. AZ
miles, saw schooner TO windward, being
in starving condition hoisted signal of
distress-the schooner run down and
proved to be the Reindeer, johnson, of
Harpswell, on a fishing voyage after
supplying the Ann with provisions, the
passengers detained on board Aaron John
son, and compelled him to take charge of
her, and carry her into the first port in
the United States. Mr.. j. states that he
has been in jeopardy ever since he has
been Oh board Of her.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
NEW YoRK, Sept. 10.

Hurricane.-Captain Dunton, of the
brig Junius, from st. Salvador, arrived at
Philadelphia, gives long account of a
hurricane which he experienced off Ber-
muda, on the 3Ist ult. and which lasted
with great violence for IL hours. The
gale commenced from the eastward, and
gradually shifted to S, S. w. The Junius
lost most of her spars, sails, &c. Capt.
ID. says, :" At 2 P M the hurricane was
at its height, carried away the main-top
mast, top-gailant-mast and top, with all
the yards, sails, and rigging attached
thereto. The try-sail next encountered
its fury, and was soon split 10 pieces.
The night was shrouded 10 total darkness /;
but glimpses of light were sometimes re-
Elected from the tremendous sprays of the
sea, occasioned by flashes of lightning.
The ocean would then appear illuhined
by variegated rainbows. The particles
of the spray rushing violently on us, re.
sembling hait-stones. Such was the i'm.
petHosity Of the wind. that all sense Of
hearing was lost, unless standing close to
CuNtA OlilOls uC OCu INV kuu dNlultI
high, breaking over on each side with un-
remitted violence when finding II i'm
possible to keep her head to the sea, add
ed to the vessel lying on her beam ends
shortly after in the trough Of it, ordered
the fore-top-mast to be cut away, which,
with the jibbeom, top-gallant-mast, and
all the yards, sails, and rigging, went by
the board. The long boat stove in, and
the forecastle scuttle few overheard.
The vessel was now considerably deliv-
cred from her periIous situation. Two
men constantly employed at the pumps,
the vessel Iabouring severely, aud the
sea partially rushing in the forecastle, and
through the companion into the cabin,
which caused some time to elapse, ere she
could be kept free. The horrors of the
storm lasted until M it then abated
aud day break appearing, enabled all hands
to clear the wreck, which was finally &C.
complished by YAM. The men, after
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
From the Boston Patriot, Sept, le,

The U. S. frigale Macedonian, Capt.
John Downes, is now in our harbour, com
pletely ready for sea and waits only for a
favourable wind to proceed on her cruise.
We understand the Macedonian will touch
at St. Salvador, Rio Janeiro, Buenos
Ayres, and then proceed round Cape
Horn, into the Pacific Ocean, to relieve
the Ontario, which it is expected will re
turn TO the United States before winter
The selection of Captain Downes for this
cruise is very generally considered a ju-
dicions one as he possesses much practical
knowledge obtained when the companion
Of Captain Porter, whose ship, the Essex,
in the same vicinity, was so successful 10
her operations during the late war, until
as must be fresh in the memory OF every
one, being unfortunately disabled she was
overpowered by a greatly superior force.
To Capt. Downes aud his friends it must
be peculiarly gratifying that his country
having once more called for his services,
Though not for war operations) has placed
at his command frigate taken from thai
same enemy, but by anequality OF force
TO the honour Of her captors,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
For the Elisabeth Tosvn Gagette.

tut UG LttSuOttfG- OICN OUSeltes
MEssRs. EDITORS,
If you have room in your paper, you
may, if you think proper, insert the fol-
lowing algebraical questions. They are
presumed to be original, and well calcu-
lated to excite, III those who may be eu-
gagged in their solution, taste for this
interesting branch of science. The In
tention of the proposer is to present a
series of original algebraical questions, if
received in your paper. Every exer,ion
viii be made, in originating the questions,
that they be more elegant than tedious or
difficult 10 their solution.
1st. Required the area of an equiiaterai
triangle Inscribed in that square whose
diagonal and area is expressed by the
same number.
I'd. Required the diameter of sphere
inscribed in that right angled cone whose
convex surface is just equal to its soIidity.
Sd. Required the greatest right line
that can exist in that quadrangular prism
the area of whose base is quadrupie Of
its altitude. x.
Bloomfield, Sept. 10th, 1918.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22
PRov,pENcE, Sept. IL.

fR0ViDENCE, Oept. lie
Distressing CasuaLty.--A distressing
accident occurred in our river yesterday.
by the upsetting of sail boat opposite
Pawtuxet. We learn that packet Tor
Wexford proceeded from this port with
the intention Of meeting boat off Paw
fuxet, to receive some passengers on board,
bound to WEXFORD; when, on reaching
The boat, the packets boom struck the
boats mast, and she instantly filled The
passengers in The boat, viz. Mr.. Samuel
Il. Gardner, OF Pawtuxet, his wife and
sister, and Mr.. Rhodes and black boy,
we're now in a most perilous situation, but
were all finally rescued except Miss Ma
nv Gardner. This amiable and unforlu
nate young lady was seen to sink, to rise
no more. She was the daughter OF Mr..
Samuel Gardner, of Wexford, and was
in the goth year of her age. She had
been on visit to her friends in this town,
and was returning to her parents, flushed
with youth, health and fond anticipations,
when it pleased the Great Disposer Of
events 10 take her to himself, 10 the above
sudden aud distressing manner.
q We learn that the body Of the uDfortu-
nate sufferer was found yesterday after
noon, and has been conveyed to the house
OF her father.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-22

To the experience possessed by Capt,
Downes, may be added the advantage of
a knowledge Of the authorities 10 that
quarter of the world to which he is bound,
aud in case Of any difficulties arising he
would not fail to regard them with jeaI-
GUS eye, We anticipate, that if occasion
requires his stopping off the harbour of
Valparaiso, every possible mark Of atteh-
ton and respect will be shewn him and
his ships company by the existing au-
thorities of that place,