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HARD WARE GOODS.

ENpWARD STAPLES, at The sisn Of the PadIOck
~ has imported per recent arrivals extensive 10
s"TInrni ct HARD WARE GOODS, comprising giTti
eiaining, diaper boot webs plated harness aud bT
Ole buckles srrups, hts CuTbs, snaes, knobs slides
teTets, wafer hooks, COCK aud mounting
brass JaPanned aud timed baHess buckles cTeIs pad
screws and cock eyes idpanned atd timed names :;
cut aud fought taCAs hass aud ciOut nails Sadders
STEAMERS SIN, hammers, needless avis, plush leOp
csmos, COW hides, carriage pole abs, polished collar
cooperS AIDES, vsss plates of all sizes scale
beams pocket aud other steel yards-gI, and plated
coat. vest ball aud other buttons me aud common
pearl vest buttons bone, horn aud metal suspeuder
buttons single aud double border black and
tea trays Uf all gold and silver eyed needles
sbaTps, blunls and beiTeens s hooks pow der masks
shot belts, game bags, pistol ChaTguis, gun wOTns
turn screws hne aud con'On fuwiIng guns carpenters
sh"e aud latiIiug baBineIs bed aud keJs,
glass and topaz cslOIe Ell cnuOde houS brass do. aud
cOnmodc handles, stand Sttcbes, tdrir Fasteners,
tain pins, escUtche0Ds, hinges, bras head
surveyors nca6rug chains mathematical instruments
uOWes morocco pocket books thread cases. aud fancy
boxes silver, plated gilt and steel spectacle do. h
green glasses polished aud tobacco hiXes
common aud brass jews barps butchers cleavers :;
Britannia tea and crfee pots Japanned and plated
tailOTs' and steel top tnimhes silver do While aud
blue stone buttons gate springs, cbses. pocket aud
ven KNIVES, taZors scissors, playing cards, looking
asses, fire Tenders, cnder sbOves, longs una shoves
pokets. drawing knives. Hints, red & BLACK nk powder :
gold aud gilt watch chains. seals aud Keys glass and
wax beads, &c &C. &c. for sale tie los est prices
September ~. 3I..1t
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The death of the Duke of Richmond,
Governor General OF the Canadas, was
0ccasloned we understand. by Hyd,opho
6'a. Being afflicted with sore lips, small
dog belonging 10 his family was permitted
TO HEX them, with lie hope that il would
aaord relief, and The disease was suppos.
ed 10 have been communicated i'm that
way. fMer. Ady.
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JGmfS KtUet EaHd Ter Sac.

JdHitS RtCer EQHd fer Sue.
TIRE Subscriber will sell the tact Of land rhcte0u
the late Randolph Jefferson lived lying in the c-Hnty
OF Buckingham on James fIyet opposite to SCOTS
Fefiy, and Wihin miles Of thee uisnufacturfng
MUS, Containing between B1een aud sixteen hundred
acres Of which abnut hundred aud ephtyfVe acres
aie low grounds ny late suTvey) p-u oftLe high
Ands adjoining the iOw grounds 10 nrst rate and The
balance second. thifd and fourth.
the Terms viii be accommodating, ard made knawn
on application 10 ZACHkEtAH NENILL. Adtn
with The will annexed uf Rand, oh
nelson ceunty. Sept Va. tOOf Jefferson dec.
'RNRUSt SALE....by vtne Ufa deed 81 trust executed
y w Samuel Waddy sen. and Benjamin Waddy nf TIE
rouHW Of LoUsa f0f purposes therein mentioned will
he sold upsn the premises for ready money on Fid0v
me STA day ofUef month, (Oc!o5sr) ssiz O'Clock The
TRACT OF LAND conyeysd by the SAID uaft situated
Hear CuckOovile 30 the county Of Louisa, containing
400 acres and IN the occupancy OF satd Benjamin.
Waddy. THOMAS TURNER, Trustee.
September ~. 37..tds
NOTICE. petition will De presented L. ibe neat
IN General Assembly nf Virgins, pfayiag the passage
Of 81 Assembly authorse the sale Of ffalt
Of land ying the county Of Louisa the waters 81
Indian Cub creeks containing Ny estimation 2Bl acfes
being the Ofiaad conveyed DyReuben Thorn
ton aud Maria r. his wife 20 Cornelius D. Cbisbofme
b. deed bearing date June a0th ist4 anu afterwards
conveyed IN trust ~ the said Cornelius H. Chishoine
10 william Swi jon. ~ deed bearing date April i5t5.
Angvst2f. 2t.sWt1ws
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n, ~ - o 90

t9UEBEc, August 3G.-rhe YOU, Chasseurs
when arrived III this port some time ago,
were disbanded in this city in the course of
TO take lands or a sum of sbout io doll.rs m
cash and we understand that of about 600
oniy between so aud 60 have accepted lands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

Baltimore, within 20 honrs previous 10 his
examination, he shall subject such per-
son. together with the vessel and crew
10 quarantine. and make "a report TO the
Board OF Health.
The Norfolk Herald ingennously ac-
knowlcdges lis error, and admits the Wis
don a. The Executive proclamation Tor
enforcing the Quarantine laws.
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Bosin IYaniow tJlass,

BOyi0n IVlHdow GLASS,
tfoR sale by The subscribers, who VIII furnish 1t
nanuiaetoTy price, any size THAT may he wanted.
Sepi. IL. 3i..3t OTIS, DUNLOP x co. Agents
ENHE subscriber has iemaiGing bsnU anu for sale
rs h"Ats Of TIN ~ 4TES and
~ 300 pounds OF bRALiEItS COPPER assorted.
Until tie ist November u,xt, WboevtT takes 1000
IDS copper at TINE, aud pays IN money, The price will
be put al ~ cts per lb. ON credit for less qnan
thy, ihS price viii he As heretofore.
Sept. ~ a5..gt ROBERT GORuON.
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US. PENSIONERS.

The 4th day OF September being the
period of paying up the sem. annual
pensions Of the y. S. Pensioners, the
building attached 10 the u. s. Branch
Bank of this city (Which performs ilIe
business formerly allotted 10 The Loan Of
tice) was crowded With The Revolutionary
and Invalid Soldiers, who came to receive
their customary stipend. The scene was
an interesting one. Tire wounded, the halt,
The inlirm, who had shouidered their
arms in defence Of their country s liberty,
met together OF that day 10 count over
their scars" and receive the humble re-
ward of their honorable tolls.
On enquiry al the Pay Office VIC learn
that the number Of revolutionary pension
ers III Virginia who were entitled 10 their
pay from the wounds they had received
is 594.
The invalid pensioners, who come UNI
der the late law Of SlS, are 22s.
THE widows Of the miliia-incn who dird
during lie late war are 405.
The number of orphans, (heirs Of regu-
arsoIdiers that died in their country SER
vice during The late war; who receive five
years half pay in lien Of the bomuiy land
which they have reliuquished, is 80.
The pensions of the LIST class vary ac-
cordihg 10 The rank which Tie pensiOHer
held III the army. Those Of tie 2nd, ac-
cordiug 10 The degrees Of inhrmily.
e. The slip Virginia, Fisher, arrived at
Hampton Roads, on Wednesla night, 80
days from Liverpool, with bale goods,
salt, aud some crates 10 sundry persons
III Richmond, aud y. B. Moscley OF Nor
iolk-she has come mp TO City Point.
The Board Of Health of Norfolk have
instructed the Quarantine officer 10 ex.
anime all vessels coming into that port
from Mary band other lhan the cuy Of
Baltimore, aBd ifbeotinds any person OIL
board who Ias hpd ans, intercourse wiili
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FRIENDLY INTERCOURSE.

A paper printed at Kingston, Upper
Canada, states, thai Com. Bainbr,dge
accompanied by several officers of the
navy and army Of the United States, had
visited that town IN the Lady IF tie Lake ];
and that. during their visit, they had
dined with the commissioners of the ma
Wy, aud the officers of the 10Th regiment.
The Editor adds" ii affords pleasure 10
every liberal mind, To see the naval and
military officers OF two nations, in time of
peace, inierchanging civilites, and setting
their fellow subjects on both sides, AN
example ofpo!iie and friendly intercourse,
while their governments maintain the re-
lations OF amity and commerce"
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trustees Sale IF Land s. NegroeS--foy 4, a., i,
~ virtue of deed ef trust fIOm Thomas Macon Ter
- tie benefit of Heron Sin.n & Co. bearing de The
9th June, 1917 and duly recorded office fOranee
county, viii be sold tn the highest hidder far ready
money on MORdnV tie EyH dQy of NOrsmssy ,e,t
al u O'Clock IL fair, but n not, same hour on the
nist idir day afterwards before The Auction Store of
heron, SnIen x Co. IN the city Of Richmond all the
iahos ~ tue said deed Of trust mentioned coHsisugo of
I've wen knOwn estate OH which The said resG1s
OF smaller tract in the hood containing
dpou 40 acres, aud Of s smaller about 200
acres Tue trustees consider description this pro.
perry supefhnOus "A plat OF the PRINCIPAL or hoIHe
tract may be seen at the Office OF Heron, Snton N Co.
Der to raise the baauCe that aJ then due To The said
HeToH oiBton Co. together with all expenses incurred
undeT The trust will be sold tor money aiso and
To The highest bidder all the negroes convened ~ the
sald deed Of trust with ihe of nav. hesn
aIeady sOId by consent Of parties, many those
sun So unsOis, Amounting upwards OF 100 "a nav
We necessary for Tue purpose auIesHid such OF the
sara slaves DIS shall he brought forward put INTO The
possession OF the trustees ia time f0J the sale will ne
disposed Of nearly may be convenient la fauil,s
De SO brought forward, then aud IN that case those moi
s" drought forward, will he sold IN body for as ne
leaut money rs may be required make up the den.
cheney, ana on credit Of eighteen sulhs as TO ibe
bddhCe (it any, Of TIE purchase money unless ther
Ieims as To such balance shall ne prescribed by Sir
macon at or before the lime OF sale-tle pnTchaser
giving note for tie SAID balance, satisfactorily ehdOr.
SEQ, aus negotiable aiIhe Bank of Vitginia.
the trustees have 40 su5piciop rf any defect. but
thsy viii, 6f course, convey 10 prtrAas,fs The title
only, which has been vested IN them bJ ia. a. oltrlu
heber viii they be responsible 10 The putCsr furthe
delivery OF any Of The slaves they may sell t9t shall
not be In their possession time sale te ir
CbaseT In that case will ys required take tle rsEUf
obtaining possession upon himself
Richmond SeptembeT1 q ~
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Extract Of letter dated Montreal Sept. /, re.

'".eU .IVTttTtUF Il, IT,
ceared in Albany
fou viii have heard OF the death of his
Grace tie Duke of Richmond. The m,Ian-
choIy event took place i'll Upper Canada His
Douy was Dronghi 10 town yesterday, aud car
ried In procession TO the steam boat. amidst a
Gonconr>e OF people amounting from TO IL. 900.
HE shops had been shut up all tile afternoon.
and every possible respect paid 10 his memo
TTy-indeed there appeared universal grief.
He has done much good. aud viii Inc aG,..xs
regretted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

tie Proprietor Of the E1ehc Hoil
$ been Induced from tie lin, raj patronap4 ~ beb
be has rectivsi from the meubeTs OF ID. Sloe p
esiatnre, TO add an additional building 10 ms easIish
ment, confirming enty pleasant rooms The, are veil
aoapted TOR the accommodation OF members beue in
tehaed Tor one aud two beds each aud will I've furnished
VIII ne" iuInItuTe OF the hss quality. This addition
WIN enable him 10 ACCOMMODATE foTtt Members part
81 whom ale now engaged A separate table viii he
provided, and the charges Tor board mahe moderate
Early applications will he duly attended 10.
RiChmoHd Sept. Id. - r,f
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1OBMITTED to the Jsii oi HalifaX cOuaty, on tue
- 2geh day of Jane last, rs runaway. negro man
named RgUBRN aboVt the Of 90 yests, rather
of yellow compesou, IS latge aud we'll made. He
says, ne is the properly of SIR. WygU Lipscomb %
Louisa csuny Va and eioped from nun about The 18th
Jene last 10 he vicinity Of DaRvie Va. bis wsy to
SOutn. have reason ~ believe that Nj. LIPscOb
resdes south Carolina, and ~ ccurse 10 doub
Whethef ~ not he belongs 10 thai gentleman. The
er however " requested 60 come forwaTd, prove bio
property, pay eharges, and take him aasy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

BALTIMoRE, Sept.9.-Eigh, new cases
OF fever on the Point, have occurred with
IN he last "a hours. Reports from two
OF the Physicians residing in that quarter
not received when our paper went to press.
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UiIIiam nnd HaJV (Olfcge.

TIE visitors and governors having their last
vocation hlied al the chairs which were ~
this institution II will be opened usual the last
Monday In october.
n having been found impTdcticable to obtain ~ time
suitable perssn for the pTDfess"rShp' u history
aud humanity during the ensuing session the following
suH ects only eau he taught
Philosophy moral aud political, by Dr. SWIM;
Mathematics, astfOnuiuy, sc. by MIR. ca HPBBLLi
Law and police, by Judge SEVILLE;
Chemistry and natural philosophy, ny Or. RuGEEs.
Measures haUe beeH f0keH uhich II is cOnfdeHfig
beHeUCd UfL eBeHtHdfc In the establishment in his
chetr Of gentleman NJ coHsderGbke Hferary attain
meHts ana Of high standing ia tie Episcopal Chgrch.
IS expected ne H be abte 10 take mp hisresideHce
IN HiktiaD,sbUrg some time iH the ciHfer, bur cdHHOf
opened.
n rue Editors Of the Virginia Patriot, Petefshuig
iniegeneeT. Norfolk Beacon, Frederick buig Herald
once fortnight until the let ~ November, and send
their 70 WansDnTg, where they will be paid
on demand. pt IA. 97..eOatfW
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Deeease of his grace the Duke Of Riehmoad.

Decease Of his grace the Duke Of Richmond.
MONTREAL, September lit liz with feel
ings OF the most poignant regret that we an-
nounce the death OF our excellent Governor
III chief. This melancholy event took place
OH last Saturday morning at small house dis
tant from Richmond about three miles. His
Grace, previous TO his departure from Perth,
complained of "a pain in his shoulder, winch he
attributed TO cold. This, however, did not
prevent him from settn. ont OH horseback for
Richmond, the road to which was so bad that
lie was obliged to put up for the night at
house called New Store. EarlyneNt morning
lie complained OF having had 10 sleep. but rose
aud proceeded on his Journey. The next night
lie passed at a house about three miles on the
other side of Richmond, aud, the following
morning. stating himself to have rested well,
walked 10 Richmond, where he arrived be-
tween nine aud ten O'Clock. Upon his arrival,
ne bathed his feet III warm water, Che ground
over which he had marched being swarnp)
ana declared, mat the exercise had perfectly
restored HIM during the day, however, he
complained of a swelling in the throat, evinced
dislike to Hnids, and was much agitated by
the use OF gargle. From Richmond he de-
parted the following morning AT o'clock, aud
bad walked about three miles when he became
so Ill that IL was found necessary to convey
him TO a barn, where he remained from n till
between and in the evening, when he was
removed 10 small house 1t some distance.
Here he lay till o'clock the next Saturday
morning, when he eXpn 4. Thus died a man
who, whe Their considered in public or private
capacity, has left not his superior behind him.
vi noble birth, lie VAS unaffected and condes-
cending--Of high isiliiary rank, he was
the idol OF those lie commanded, aud empha-
ticaiiy styled The Soldiers FrienG-as Gov
ernor, conciliating. interchangeable aud deter
mined. with u dignity that repressed the ia
mlari'y which his atfabihty would have other
wise eEcouraged-and in all the tender reIa-
mons OF domestic lite model which mi : LIT de-
~ Imitation. liz five, he was all that the most
rehned panegyrlc could describe, aud much
more Than we dare essay 10 depict. This q.
Vent has spread general gloom as might ell
he eApSeted) over thiscity Iu every face APP
pearsnnfeigned regret "a GIetconfned TO 10
particular class, but de.D al Universal All
amuSements, public AID riyate, a." suspeu-
aed. His remains were yesterday evening he
tween and O'Clock carried on board the
oteaih Boat hialsham, for the purpose of be-
ing conveyed TO Quebec. Scarcely need we
say tnat due military honors added a monrn-
fni pomp to the occasion, and that AN immense
concouise OF people attended 10 pay the last
tfloule OF respect 10 their lameined GOVERN
OR. CCou,.yJ
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A CURE FOR HARD TIMES

The Grand Inquest OF New Castle county
state OF Delaware, at d late session. notify the
public that they have discovered the causes of
tile present distressed and calamitous situation
of tue agricultural, commercial aud manufac-
turing interests of The country. la their pm
loh these evils have arisen from
l. A failure ofcr6ps.
III An untavorabie balance of
trade, tie result of excessive impor-
ta'Ions of foreign goods, exceeding,
- To all immense amount the value of
our exports;
* III. Thus draining the state of its
specie aud circulating medium
Nv. Depressing the value of real
estate aud
". Increasing poverty and dis
ltress.
Having pointed out the causes of the gene
raj distress, tue grand jury give il as their o.
pIni0O, That the only remedy for these evils
are
\. regular and strict economy
IN the expences ofthe people.
Ill. A retTeuchment III the use of
imported goods and foreign luxu-
riPs.
* III. A steady attention to the i'm
Provement of our agricultural pro-
ducts.
Nv. And the encouragement of a
market at hOme-by fostering and
protecting domestic manufactures
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Montgomery county. Aneust27. q. .wa~
HolUdr, ". q. august ~ 1919.

magyar, Mt august II 1919.
THE CANAL....we have heard from the best au.
ihory, that all tue hands that have bren engaged
III WORKING OF the cana! cutting between this place and
KOck Landing, have been discharged (save or black
III consequence OF the undeTakes receiving money
TO pay them for their labor. The present scarcity OF
money makes this only little surprising. However
webope ltwi not be made an unfinished job Of as mo.
ney no doubt, soon as those blood iuslit
tons OF our country have their wound up will
again Decone plenty tHdLifdr Compiler.
When | first read the above article.
tbougbiit too trfing aud incredible to contradict
but since Credence has been given within 20
miles Of this place and having understood that editors
OIL other papers have qnoted III think proper in the
absence OF the president and directors the re
porto he fase-though received by the b. ST authority
have myself been a constant attendant tue ca nal
tht gre alter the past spring and the ummeT and
Notwithstanding many have been disabled from sboT
Wy ihat obstinate complaint the bilious fever set have
always found the number of hands employed ON auy
WORKING day TO exceed Que hundred. Neither has any
undertaken discharged his for want of money
agIeeably to his contract. RICHARD e. ELLIS
dgeHfJoT tie Roanoke Ma. Co
Rock Landing, Sept. 6. n,
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'AuiioN...oh The 22d of iOctoner, 1878, executed
- a bond To Edmund Sherman. for the sum Of < 100
payable Twelve months after date. This bond having
been given for the purchase Of property which now an
pears to have been mOrtgased prior said purchase
aud OF which was not apprised and this lien on said
property being yet unsatisned caution all persons
against tIadiHgfcr oTtaking assigDme said
as snail moi consider myself bound pay tie same.
THOMAS MITCHELL.
Montgomery comfy Aupusta7 az we
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WILLIAM gOLLlNG,l
N. ~. VAUGHAN, lTrustees
Sept. Ia. 35td JOHN ROYSTER

tfOR SALB--By virtue Ola deed vi uust executed To-
usDj VIM. Miller OF The city Of Richmond bearing
January 1919, will be sold for cash on edHe,dOU
mn Scpfef1ofr inst. ati2 O'Clock, on the premises
one certain tact o. parcel ~ LAND situate lyino and
brihg ~ the O1ei end Of 1enTco county, containing
eigteeu acres, be the same less and bonnded
ny lhe lands OF Robert &. PeTfiss deed, Ltulebury
hOlsier ana Anderson Gathrghi. The above tract Of
ahO IS 10 he sold TO satisfy certain ~ money men
toned ~ the deed Of trust, due Pleasant Smthey aud
an The Sost attending the sale thereof.
GEORGE RAGLEN,
sept. T. 3J..6ts PLEASANT SNITHFY
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The AnnuaL Meetino,

eF the stockholders in The ROANOKE NAVtG ALTON
- COMPANY, Will take place the Ith MONDAY II,
Of said com pany. $500 -
he directors are hereby requested to meet on the
hui sday preceding that day.
49,, ROBERT JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
Halifax, Sept. H. a. I2I
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objection, of Governor Snyder. 7 do not
expect ilrat more than ten will survive the
current year"
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Mortality at Darien.--A letter received
by gentleman in this city, from Savan-
nah dated 9Th inst. says" the Spotted
Fsoer has madeits appearanceat Darien ::
there are 81 persons sick out of 1919. |
am sorry To say that ISAAC SAsPoRTAs
was buried on Thursday, after five days
ILLNESS. Tbs people are panic struck, aud
alarmed out of their wits. The scene of
distress is hardly credible"
Charleston C0u,isr.
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BANEs---A letter trcn an iu'clligen
source ia Philadelphia sdts. Oar Banks
ave closing fast. OF the 40 banks wblcn
went iuio operation against i'e Veto auu
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upon the rights of The court. The annul-
ment of their proceedings by the Commo-
dOre produced remOnsirance from the
court, after they had been dissolved
which was answered by the commodore
and upon reply being sent to him by
the officers composing the cOurt--he
ordered them all under arrest, and desig-
mated junior officers to take command of
the respective ships. This occurred in
Gibraltar, where we hear the squadron
will probably remain until the decision of
the higher authorities in this country shall
he ascertahled.
The known gallantry and prudence of
tho gentlemen thus in collision, should
induce the public to suspend their opin-
ions upon the merits of the controversy
That Commodore Stewart might make
legal objections to the proceedings OF the
court without giving personal offence, is
clear aud the difficulty must therefore
have arisen from certain expressions,
which were unpleasant. These express
sions. have been the immediate cause of
the present state Of things but how far
either side has been right or wrong, can
only be determined by a precise know
ledge of the nature aud import of the
whole correspondence included in the
transaction. We can only express our
regret that il has ever taken place, and
she hope that il may prove mere misnn.
derstanding, easily explained. Bost. Int.
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Letter from Havana, August q.

Letter fr0m Haudna, august o.
A small Fleet of eight sail OF Spanish
Merchantmen arrived yesterday from
Cadiz, 4S days, under convoy OF a brig of
war. Sailed in company with II. c. Nj.
ship OF war Sabina, and several transports,
with 1900 Troops, destined. some say,
tor this place, others for the coast of
Firme. Spanish Main) others say for
Florida, who knows
Also arrived yesterday, S Guinramen,
nearly 1900 Negroes !l!lChar4eston Times.
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kNOK SALE...By virtue Of deed Of trust of record
~ the county OF Goochland. executed to us by will
nam Misr jun late Of said county, viii he sold on me
SOfh ddyO this present month, at C0rferSViite, for
cash, III negroes, riding carriage pair OF carriage
horses, aud sumdTy articles of household furniture &C
The above sale is made IN order indemnify and save
harmless James u. Ferguson from the payment Of
Judgment or any part thereof, rendered against said
m and Ferguson At the last general cOuit IN the suit
OF tue Commonwealth vs.. them.
WILLIAM gOLLING,l
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LATEST FROM ST. HELENA.

An extract efa letter dated, Hamptons-
vile, Surry, IN. CO. August 18th, says
" Our Corn crops are greatly injured: we
have had no rain for some time past until
few nights ago, and to-day another
refreshing shower; hopes may now be en-
tertained of d tolerable crop"