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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31
EnnM THE NORTH WEST.

CIR Ions. June ig.--Nlauuel Lisa, ESQ. ar
rived here a few days ago, IRON, ms tiau,ns
posts on the Upper Missouri, WIZ, rh; s" a",cr'
.aryoes of furs peltry, sc. &c. inns enter,
nrisiuy gentleman is anxious TO again eSteno
our Indian trade to aud beyond 'he NoINs
Mountains. Previous to the iate wa. nis
establishments extended to Inc racine sue VI
the n,orntaius, but his parties were obigeu 10
.e,rrn,rn Inc MISsouri leaving behlnd them
az, immense quantity OF valuable iufs, IN con.
sequence OF the hostility OF tue BACK rect
Indians. 49,,
liver pl.,, and between the rivers missouri
,nd rkgnsas are las usuaD at war with one
auotler About two months ago apart! Oh
Nh. Pawnees consisting oil tour hunuie"' met
"a war party of Osages M The plains, w',hn' %
~, IN, miles ct the Arkansas. The advance
,,u.,d III The Pawnees made araning byht,
Is,,inr after them the OsaGes into anambus-
cade formed by the min body OF The faWhees-
'rbe affair is said 10 have resulted IN tie entire
defeat and destruction OF the osaeeS one
oply escaped ost Of rs warriors. Oar inior-
mant saw 81 guns taken from The Osages.-
The PawEees are also at Wur WIN the opani-
ards of 81. re. They lately defeated ana
killed seven SpaniarLs out oil "A hunting party
they met within the limits OF the Onitcu CRATES
ter tory. A,nong the baggage of the SpdBlssds,
they found conceded Spanish hey, about : D
wears old: him they spared, intending 10 ouer
him as n sacrifice TO the Great star 1his
boy has been recently purchased from their
priests by Mr. Lisa, and providentiaily saved
from the fire rhis poor little vietim was so
impressed with his Intended fate, that "a few
nights ago. he sprang from his he'd aud called
for Mr. Llsato protect him from the Pawnees,
who were cCnli..g 10 burn him aud, when con
viuced that he was in place OF safety, he
de- Iarea that his dreadful apprehensions could
not be done away until he had performed
promise he had made when at the Pawnee
village. viz: thatif the Almighty wo'ild release
him. he would have solemn mass performed
for his deliyerahce. Mr.. Lisa says, lie will
ii possible, have him gratified; he is to be
sent To school and eancated for the counting
house.
Some tins ago, this sauguinary band took a
Pain womaa prisoner, and devoted her TO the
sacrifice DIS she WIS pregnant, they waited
her delivery before the Offering should be made.
However, as soon us she recovered from child
birth, she stole horse and escaped. Her
infant child Immediately tranSfxed on IA
sharp pole as an Offering To their God.
Miss Gdz.
.There are three hands tribes OF the Pawnees
Republican,, LoP, aud Big Step, residing few leagues
apart. The Wolf pawnees the only tine who offer
hamau sacrifices 10 the obj CT ofteiT worship. Their
priests amounting ABOUT forty) have unlimited pow
iainds OF this mseraOls people; aud their
temporal chief NOW ia ST. Louis resgS with despo;ic
sway.
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J. MARSHALL,
PEYTON DREW,
FRESrON SMITH, Commissioners
70. GREBNHOW,
ROBERT POLLARD,


g.'RoM 2DU 10 400 LOIS i'll the town OF MdrT0ttock,
a viii he sold to the highest bidder, credit of six
months, on the Grst 6dy NJ September Rerf.
Plas OF the gTsuHd VIII be exhibited on that day, but
can he before application to the subscriber
This town is situated in Halifax county N. c. inmedi
ateiy the foot Of the lowest falls Roanoke
aud It's south bank, II spreads plain well cal
cuated for the object and that delights The eye
with the beauties of nature while 1t exhieTaes the soul
with the prospect Of plenty. 1t 10 well waeTed and has
u has also good banks for laRdng * very public
ferry Immediately at IT, which gives from
opposite side canal 10 cutting the side
round the falls, which is intended 10 open cOmmnui.
Cation between the small and large crafts. Navigation
boats carrying rom forty 10 sixty hOgsbeaJs Of tobacco
are constantly employed in eighiing tobacco, feur,
&C. which down the fiver from the falls to
Norfolk distance cf about 240 miles by The
Roanoke, when she resumes her long lest, but
tonaheIigh, viii, la commercial point Of view rank
with any of her sister Atlantic streams, south of the
Potomac and cast Of the Mississippi The extensive and
fertile back counTy which borders Roanoke, and its
siany branches most Of which be made naygabe.
viii give importance 70 some place her banks, that
vii have no cause to fepine at the pro peTy of Rich
moRd. The rapid progress making in.the navigation,
and the vast quantity Of produce which have been brot
down, Of which descended the river from 200
miles above the falls, notwithstanding its nnnpTOved
state, gives evidence Of its future importance too plain
to be mistaken. In the course Of Is months, city
more bateaux such used in James river aDvye
Richmond, have commenced rnnuing, and have brought
down to the head Of the tails, which Is about miles
above the fOs 1900 hOgsheads OF tobacco, be
sides vast quantity Of other produce, notW outstanding
the difficulties OF land carriage round the falls which
will be Obviated when the canal Is completed.
hope gentlemen will view the premises. and take
into consideration the many advantages which shew 10
ocular demonstration regardless ofthe many opinions
which may be expressed on that subject.
HENRY SMITH.
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that cannot get on shore until the expi-
ration of thai time. | shall then lake
with me the afiIdaviis OF most of the pet
~ officers on the watch, and when get
on shore, shall take the advice of the cou-
sui or agent, and American or English
merchants, ii any there. have received
the most uncoUih treatment since | have
been OH board this frigaie, that ever
experienced IN my life. When ! obtain
the extension of my protest, Twill imme-
dlaiely enclose copy TO you, aud shall
return home as soon as possible. | re-
main, &c. WAL SuERiNGTON.
Extract Of another letter from Capt. SIZE
,lngton TO ms ouner. dated
BREsT, May 30th, 1918.
f' am happy 10 inform you that two
days ago got out of quarantine and
since that time myself and crew have
been taken before the admiral and inter
rogated as TO the manner in which the
tngate run me down, endeavOring II pos
sible, TO lay the blame on me but the
case was proved to be SO clearly agains,
them, that all the evidence they cam bring,
even of the crew of the frgatc, is 10 their
disadvantage. The agent OF the Ameri-
can consul told me that the government
must undoubtedly pay for the ship, which
iNdiue al l4UcU OOjldfs. tiiiS morning Ell
close copy OF my log-book. and claim for
the value otthe ship TO the Consul General
III Paris"
Extract OF letter To the editors ofthe Norfolk
Herald, dated Gibraltar, June 3.
l have no news 10 send you by this
opportunity save only that the poor
Dons are so harrassed by the vile re-
bels, the privateers, that even the little
coasting trade between this and Cadiz
only. 90 miles in extent, is cut up. All
trade OF value between these Two ports is
carried on either under the American or
he English flag. Four privateers have
literally blockaded the port OF Cadiz for
some fine past, making captures in sight
Of the walls And the Russian feet in
port!!
Our elegant ship the Franklin, Cap
tain Ballard, has just anchored in this
bay, eight days from Leghorn. No news
by her. The Peacock sailed with her,
and will be in in the course of the day
7 he others remain alolt."
Captain Herbert Informs that The Pea
cock had arrived before he sailed.
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Farrar's, near the lower end of Goochland, who
had one of those Snake-StoneS- and in few
weeks returned home, apparently well.-I have
great reason TO believe that the dog was really
mad, from this, among other circumstances
few days after the boys returned, she hire
Ing showed some very unfa,orable and alarm
lug symptoms of hydrophobia-I immediately
sent hna back 10 Mr.. Farrar's, where he stayed
another fortnight, and returned home perfect
iy we'll " f.
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HIS place, TO aid and assist I" Morilio" all
i'm ms mower; aud whatever he may WISH,
or ask for, to grant i, without loss OF ume'
and acquiesce with hinn in every respect.
American prodace somewhat bIlsker
Philadelphia Flour, S22; New Orleans,
IL a is; Rice, 81 10; boards ana
Scant,;ng 3O.p lCay Gas.
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AGA NST
John kennon. eXG'r Of nchaIdson lieney dec william
iughson and Judith his VIE late Jndi.h Henley W.
dow .. sa'd Richardson Ueliey Joseph Bickier and
Poly he "iie, wilson HyGley su5 rsrisn lei;ey
ihoHnas q. blck!ey az DfarI Of ttg.ty care which
SAID judith, JosePh hickiey 2nd Pt his sifs vii
son Henley, 1art0h AeU!ey aud Thcuips 6. Buckley
are iegdtees under The will Of said kciards Henley
uoC'''''' ..s..-.-.,. iefead1EfS.
Ihs cause caLi. on this dag heard ne rilf
the answers OF all te defendants except Wilson Rsae
sundry exhibits and examinations Of Wjtrrssfs aud Wa
argued ~ connsei: On consideration whereof tue court
without deciding Whether the widow Of tie testa,oT
OF Richardson Henley, Is ne considered rs trustre
OF the legacy hY that ttsiaor TO her beQueabed OF any
part thereof for The benefit of the infant plantf hut
intending 60 leave that aud all other points Of law and
tact III ssre lie parties open further
ana future dScison, doh order, that the defendant
John keaHou, eXOT OF Richardson Henley dsc resier
before commissioner OF The court rs an account uf
the whole ssaie Of his tesator secondly estimate
OF the atnouut Of the legacy begrg-jied 20 esch srd
every iesa,se ~ that testat0r aud Fd all accout
the advsnsements made by The said issisOr ir his c
NDcl 90 DIS children any OF iicn aud the court
doth iurner order tbst the defends lobn Ksl,-
non, exo'r As Aforesaid vi estate hts cs
taor, which he admits ~ his 10 b. ir MS bands
forthwith paw To The guardian of the infant plaintiff she
sum etiouT hundred dollars, Tor the napienac o lie
said plaintH hitherto, and the Of hundred col.
nTs per aunum for his maintenance hereafter curing
s1e pendency OF ibis but the ques "a which ,,f
ihe party defendants shull nmslely sustain the bur.
then OF the above allowance, Is reserved m tue Gnal
bearing Of lhe cause. copy--1ese,
WI. W. HENNING. C. e
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Commissioners Office, IichmOHd. Ja5y -, 1879.
The parties interested desired 10 take notice tIat
have appointed the 22d day of September next for COM
mencing the directed by the above order Of tie
court whish day at O'Clock a. ~ their attention s
requested at my elee this city, With ther accounts
and vouchers, ready for examination and seillemept.
JOHN bRYCE.M. C..
yulv Al Ss,vsf
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july Al.

hTOriCE.-Win be rented publicly Monday tue
IN nth day Of next menth II fair ifnot the next fair
day, my TWO TENEMENTS in the town OF Carriers
VILE opposite the store Of Jaes Jennings, with apart
rneuts for n private family 10 each also garden,
house aud otIeT necessary houses which will be rented
together with the apart may be conciu-
dcd upon that day. Ed: STATION, jr.
TAI
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MRS. APSLEi BUTLER--HayiHg taken Mir. Tales
IVA spacious tenement doors below the Fell Tay.
ern, V prepared 70 accommodate travelling families
and persons ifom the country. she las Of com
msdons lodging rooms, with excellent beds and her
table shall al ala times be furnished with The besI
dnce OF The market. Ladies may rely hpoa every aeu.
ton in her powerh good stable is at acIed 10 the
adjustment, where the horses of visitors will proper
iy attended To.
As the situation, though in the centre of the civ
constructed to afford complete retr ement to those
who may wish it, she soliCts the patronage Of her
friends and the public.
July 81. a5.,3t
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6,OMETINE late IN the month ~ septr last a BAY
- MARE q years old feet inches bigb, Specked
The bps and shoulder, two feet whine, blazed
the face the blaze ipcnng to side Than the
other straJed, STOLEN from plantation in The
county Of Chesterfield. Some months after, the over
seer brought home mare Of ts description which had
been taken mp Mr. ". M'NeaPs near PetersbntE...
The subscriber, On his return home few weeks ago,
fonnd that doubts existed amongJ bis neigbb0rs res
pecting her identity. She is supposed 70 be redder
bay than the lost last sgmmer, aud has the blaze
the face neatly quite straight. Her left hind foot
and portion Of her right hind foot are white ShoHd
any have lost such mare, and he able 10 identity
Der, she viii be restored upon application
y. WATKINS.
Jpiyi7s 9i..wIp.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,9hat pursuant 10
= y an act q ne General dS,e"oty 9f I.rg.nis.
Incorporating company 10 establish commit
fiOn 6etWeen ne WGt6TS oJ Ro0Oaks giEer and thoss
nhich faU into CkOTGa riyer, and tie 7iUers ard
other sUaterCoHrseS intermediate befWce any ofthei
ddtde riUer PotOmHc," on theiSt hOHd0y SepfpA1-
Der merit there wiH be ge1erot meetiig " he SV6.
Scribers 10 the Stock e tkt Diygi1ia CaHHt ana NaIi
CATION Company ar The Washington JdDeyH, H the
CITY of RichmoHd at I0iic time and ltoce me pune.
fnak attendance Of all subscribers Is reqnejfed end
IrilI be frpccIeH.
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-. lie Post otsce Proposals fur carving the mails
unareda'y postponed iii Tuesday the uiEltipii-
rt'i q her ARTICLES which aeuaad admission.
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: WILL not be respenshl- for any loading put on
4 BOARD OF my b9als, .lhout my knowledge.
THOMAS E. RANDOLPH.
July 81 "a A.
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fJURsuANI 10 6ecfejai ofIhe county cont 81
a Essex, bearing date The 18th day of May, isis.
made IN SUN ia ctanoery depending she SAID conrt
between Robt 4. Wafiny. eS0r OF Nin. waflf, il U.
was assignee Of James Hunter and VIA. TaIsns ~.
merchant aud PlIiners, trading uu,ie the sfi u ScAfs
u"EfeT & Co. Plainilis, against E0beTf Parker. &c
iendant--We, the uHdersgned. shall on the DIR pf
1epfeabeT ert, II fair, audit not fair on e Itet r
cav proceed TO selito The highest is, Tbs, valuable
ihACi az LAND, situated parth IA The ,hE.;y 60.
I"lhe ahd partly IN the county Of EsseX upcn vhilh
Robert Parker at present residss rniG.npn., hs.a IA
Oy the name of the EoeIe Nesf ctIEsil4rg ly es,i-
na'i,r- rP"ard. Of nine h1sGycci 1.fes, a. 81, frih
,0eiensas wiii be necessary 10 isir ILL., ~ ur
hNhGFfd eng fHFiU yO''i'iS = flra ~. Efp.s
G5h 2 Tence, with interest therepa sTr.. The r.y
of Dscf, iS0t, all pad Together with The au
ana the costs and charges aeajlrr he SID safe Tfa
terms Of the sale will be nJeNs. lie c,fF .t;i.c
sun ana charges attending the Gale VII te ttQaiftt 10
be paid IN cash and the balance ~ Tire Olltia atal
rlenls ~ six months, in IL months an IS r,atHs
the purchaser giving bond with approve. secufi- io;e
plantin, PAYABLE b, the Instruments a.rt,0ne
ihe save "ii take place upon hepTensrs lrfwseut"s
h"us "' teI AZ the forenoon eva four ia ie afteio
and deedaithout warrant. will be Iadu iie i-
ehaseTas provided for by said decree. VII
De gwen the inst day & JaIusrs next the phrr..
20 be a. liberty 10 ssed wheat up the md II 81! time
after the sac.
THOMAS GRESHAM, III
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a hsskS. Jehfs 5'EdUs hertv JOIN 1sney, Eanoird
1sS Joneg, lanes ?oHey, md Mrs. Nancp Afoss--
tAhE NOTICE, That ca FRIDAY the ai.t az Augfsg
next at John MCormaeRs taverr, tie lower. END %
Buckiusan, shall proceed to tan. the dcpssoi.s ~
VIM. Ha John Mccormack, ana uIhers, 10 be rsfd as
evidence IN Sul ia cbnneefy for the Ricfuiot ais.
rict In which you pSistins aud ~, SELF III sss
Iouey, exor OF CHARLES Ioaey, dec others arc de.
isndants shalt commence 1t 10 O'Clock 81 ihr above
day. ana continue f0m day 10 day till the Whole IL
Completed JOHN SIlsl GSS.
July 81. - Al.
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I/iitSiNiA.--Ay a supv.ot c3nrj oi chaacer H.. cen
r c Tsary. 10 ..
i.eha dson Henley posthuous infant child Of Rich
aidson Henley, dec h. Pleasant liaukit has next
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lNiotiCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN 1hst in pursuance of
l. = the act al Assembly Incorporating COMPANY TO
establish turnpike road from the ot hsGcfs,er
l" tn town ct Petersburg, genes al meeting
btrs Hll he Ieid ~ Ihe Exchange ia MaHChe.tf o,,
Monday, tie S!s; OF August snsuig rhS puiYast II
carrying lhe provisions Of sand act into eitert
july 81. s5tin
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requested at my efce M this city, With ther accounts
aud vouchers, ready for examination and se,tlemeFt.
July 81. as-,gtf
'VNWENrY DOLLARS Northumberland from lie
4 U. S. Arsenal near Richmond, Va On the evening
of the 2stl instant:
JOHN MILLS, blacksmith in the service Of The ".
S. Ordnance DepaTtment--aged years Gye feet i've
nches high, dark complexion, grey eyes, black hair,
and by occupation a blacksmith born in Dedsani,
Norfolk couBiy, Massachusetts.
GEORGE CLAPSADDLE, a blacksmith, in the ser
vice Of the u. S. Ordnance Depattmrntaged IS years
dark complexion azie brown hair, and by
patton black smith born in The state 81 Pennsylvania
The above reward will be paid for The apprehension
and delivery Of the above named deserers ri tis or
other military post IN the United statcs, TEN
DOLLARS for either Of them. !. n. HAYDEN,
JuIy 81. z5,6t
NTiRGfNiA.-At rules hoi,lcs IL ne cieIss e9cf IF
the superior coHTf NJ chdHcerqf0r the RieipIoRd
distyict. the 18Th dsg n JHfg, 1878.
Henry PeHdtetsR and haryhig Br-...PlaiHIifs.
fumes w. Norriss er'or Of Sgo,uc5 Ogeytoa dea.a,
SAINT OVerto", rfsjftsfV deDtsee ~ !he saW S7oR
OyertON, acc. a1d Rich0ra CtsTtOa mt J0''rs
OrertoH,. ......................... Defendants.
The DEFENDANTS Birhard OpeftoH ami Jomes Oo,r.
security aocordiH. 10 ME act Of assembly md ne
rules Of This cOHrt 0Hd appearing tV Satsfocfory
ctiaence manner a.. not hhabifonf' cf mis-
try ris Ordered THaf the sad GrfeafgHfs 10 gPpeqr
here the Gtst doB cfth Derf tera md oHiS,r re
Ss ,I LII =; s,e ,,,ct,s5og sfsgsrs In
the city of Richmo0d. for trpo moVtts sHcccssVety
End posted at theroHf doore ne coP'fof" fss sud
'"y' " fWM ~. HgvIHc, CO.
JHig31. Is. .1csrV,
NTIRGiNfA.-15f superior OoVrf Of cbaNcery nj,
deH at me Capif0t, III The city VI Richmoad, TIE
9Th dOy Of lime, 1918. ~
Aychi6akd FrseiaNd.. Plaintiff,
AcAtNsT
Mary TDfiGa,asOa. err Of Jaco6 UfHignsog. oqa
henry iHafTS0F. .ss'ssss sssssss. t'lth''
on 1Ofion NJ me deJeHf1Rts ~ counsel, % atfs0tte
the Injunction 0r0rded iH mis- cause the f1lrfseRb
dGB n JRe last the cori offcr considering me mr.,
eusuers aRd eyhbs,s dofh diyecf one of fs q,Hs-
sinners 10 state occo,Hf befweeR me pgrtes GER
recfng sfch errsrS n0g be apparent on me nee ~
me proceedings Of the 0rbifr0frrs ana retoft ne
same 10 me court fct& orV matters SPEC ely frted
deeVlee pertinent bV himself Hhich neg De yeQ1i-
rcd by tie parties 10 DC So staftd.
nv. r. RFNTVg, g &.
Commissioners Office, Rictuiond ,Juiy - iais
The PARTIES inter ssfcG Hitf0fs RDifcs tat- IhHvG
appoIafed he IN dag of Septemter 10 cctnsHce No
accoNf directed ~ Che above oid ~ mitch 0gg NJ
O'Clock 4. w. fArg ere reqacsfr4 a. effepd at my
office in mis- rim ,4fh their 0trrants Oad reuchsys
Teadg 1oy etolninafiga End settlement
John BRYCE, y. g.
J,1y 81. 27..prp
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ALEXANDRIA. July ga very consi-
derable subscription is male up in Nor
folk, for building ii first rate Steam boat,
toply between that port and this place.
Il. G. III. II.
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NWANlED- Tgilla C0Ht,Re5iIqf Il5.e 1c1I = az
~ T0at5 Apply TO .. HANALA & CO.
July 81. - ~
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NTGRGfNiA.-At ruisS hOidcn ia the cif1k's cFrf ri
me superior c0Hrf N cbdHcergf0r the ReitpioUd
district the 18Th dsg n JRkg, 1878.
Henry PeHdletsR and Hary his aygc,... PlaiHlifs.
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A Catholic Church is established at
Detroit. and another in Ohio. 'Fhe Priests
have arrived there. Bishop fluset has
the general charge.
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NlouCE.-oI the 9Th DAY of Nog.ubFr sst We c,s-
posed OF our stock of goods and ciscontiued b,-
siness except the dRai settlement orour acsorts
WI LlAMS & WATKINS
ihSve, and shan continue TO occupy the spe stand
Oh NY own account. WARNER MIILfAdS.
sniy %.
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THOMAS GRESHAM, i'll 49,.
WN. B. MAtrhENS, 81.
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Loss OF THE SHIP NE1NA.

LVoo OF NE SIIIP NUMB,
The editor OF the Baltimore Patriot has
been favored with The following letters
iron Capt. SHERINGToN, late comman-
der OF the SLIP Numa, of that port, 10
his owner, JACOB ADAMS, Esq. detail
ing the particulars Of the loss of that YES
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GEORGE SAUNDERS, c r. c.
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New YORK, July q by The Fayette, from
Gibraltar, we learn, THAI the Franklin, ~, com.
Stewart, arrived at that place on the 81 ultmo,
from up the Straits, IL was supposed she came
down tor provisions for the L. ). squadron
A letter from Havana of the 3Oih of June,
states, that on the receipt Of The account of me
taking OF Pensacola, by general Jackson, all
provisions frGln the United states rose 20 per
sent
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Bosr0N, July %. :. The frigaie Gnerriere,
commodore Macdonsugl, which is 10 convey
Mr.. CAMPBELL aud his family 10 Russia, has
moi yei sailed, but probably will this day. The
delay, we learn, has been unavoidable
On Friday, his excelIency 1ir Campbell was
entertained by com. Hull, al his residence a:
the navy yard; on Saturday he dined Nth the
hon. MIR. Oils; on "a onday with the hon. Mr..
Gray, and yesterday with his eScellency gov
Brooks. Every mark OF personal respect and
attention has been paid TO the minister aud his
lady. GCent.
new YORK, July q By The Fayette, from
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Tea, &c.
EUS ID landing from the schr.
Philadelphia captain Hand, and tor
sac b. IiAWRASON 4 FOWiE,
so chest, young hyson1 Teas of the
Is half do. imperial George and
Is catty boxes do. ilbert's car.
81 do. do. gnnrowder go.
5 tons Russian hemp
ALSO,
Landing from the schooner Liberty, capt
Bears. from Boston,
so boxes China tea and coffee sets, OF
As AID 60 pieces each
II d.. If b'rl, cups and saucers con
Ami 9 20 500 pieces each
so do. ut plates. $50 each
9 do blue AMI white dining sets, OF
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