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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16

General George Washington a striking
likeness of James Monroe, esq. president
OF the United States Napoleon Bonaparte;
Commodore Isaac Hull and lady; Commo-
dore lillian cambridge Columbus, who
first discovered the continent of America !;
Henry Christophe, formerly slave, now a
sovereign prince, under the title of Henry
|. king of Hayti-he married a daughter Of
the unfortunate Touissant L'Overturc, who
is now queen of Hayti-and her daughter;
a representation of lady that was drown.
ed at Albany, in December 1919, crossing
the ferry, holding her beautiful twin babes,
that were saved; an American prisoner in
Algiers, represented chained and spiked TO
the floor, and starving to death with an iron
on his head Othello and Desdamona, re-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16
NOtice.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned "a
"A gainst trespassing in any manner on
the lands of the subscriber, as he is deter
mined TO put the law in force against any
person offending. JAMES BIRCH.
iapusTv Is 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16
BhaSK S00RS.


gAAES KENNEDY g. son have just
80 received large assortment, consisting
CT the following, viz.
Ledgers, single & double !
Journals T OF all sizes,
Day books faint lined
Record dit diit l' So. a ,c' anu p''"'
in plain and Russia binding. on The most
approved plan. Also,
A great variety of the. smaller books, viz.
Bank, receipt and memorandum books !;
pockct ledgerS; blank Music boass cy-'
pGcring books plain and faint I;ne,l copy
books, Tor large and small hand, Per dozen
or single
EFOrders from the public offices, ana
from merchants, TO any pattern ottruIing,
executed at short notice.
December 5 stuthtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16
For Bermuda,

>saS The elegant and very fast sail
Ming schr FAVORITE, S. Trip mas
ter, has half her cargo engaged and ready
to go ON board. For freight of 800 barrels
or passage apply to T. H. ROWLAND,
Who has for sale
90 hhds prime quality molasses
9 hhds Barbados sugar
90 casks whale oil
90 bbls tanners oil
90 bales cotton, and
so boxes window glass
mo Is st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16
New Livery Stable.

THE subscriber has established, on the
J. wharf, stable of horses and h. skes
This method of acquainting the citizens Of
Alexandria, particularly those gentlemen
residing on the wharf, that there viii he
good saddle horses N carriages always
in constant readiness for those who may
please favor him with their calls.
N. B Horses will be taken at livery by
the day, week, or month
VIM. B. STUART.
December II dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16
For Sale.

(fGpplied for immedidtely,1
StN The schooner CARRIER, an ex-
WA cellent vessel, SO tons burthen,
sails well, was built in Matthews county,
Va. in August last, of the best materials,
She is remarkably well found, and well cal
culated for small West-Indiaman, or bay
craft. Apply to the master on board at
Schol6eld & Waters wharf.
ianI5 3t* WINSLOW FOSTER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16

1. View Of Twickenham, in
England.
2. View of the water works
at Centre Square, Philad.
8. View of the battle of Lodi
4. View near Richmond.
5. Richmond Hill.
6. The west view of Mebbar
Mill, in Derby.hire, Eng.
Z. Carrick Castle, Ireland.
8. View near Bath, on the
road to Hampton.
@The above collection
artists, and well deserve the
made in that style of elegan'
*xSAdmittance % cents
January 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16
Boiling Cloths.

THE subscriber has this day received, a
4 large and elegant assortment of Bolt
ing Cloths, of a superior quality, which
will be offered for sale at the store OF
Messrs. Butts & Cawood, King street,
Sex'a, where he intends keeping COM
plete assortment in FUTURE.
Septic AMOS ALEXANDER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16
For NeW-YOrk,

For New York,
49, The fast sailing packet sloop POL
G5stLY & SYLVIA, E. Weeks master,
burthen 600 bbls. being intended as re-
gulsr packet, she will be dispatched with
out delay. For freight or passage, having
excellent accommodations, apply to
NEWTON KEENE.
January Is st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16

|I6. Custom House, N. York
III. View Of the Old Market
OF Great King of Prague.
fl8. View of High-street, from
Ninth-street Philadelphia.
10. View Of High-street, Phi
ladelphia, from the coun-
try market-place, with the
funeral procession of Gen.
George Washington.
90. View of the execution OF
Marshal Ney.
the most eminent American
, decorations and dresses are
to the observer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-16

8. View r FortRoyal, Mart.
10. Battle of Waterloo,
II. View of the Inner Court
of the Orphans House at
Hale, in Lower Saxony.
l9. View of Rich'n'd bridge.
l3. View Of Richmond Park
Gate.
"A. View near Cookstown, in
Wicklow.
Is. New Jail, Walnut-street,
! Philadelphia.
Of Figures were executed BY
patronage OF the public, TT
e that will ensure gratihcahol
holf .,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28

be infinitely sreatet than those Of any
private individual whatever, iravelinr
on his own private account With sinilar
views.
can see but one solitary objection 10
the project, and that is the cxpence
although others, perhaps. might be urged.
which cannot anticipate. Blu; this OBJ
slacle, trust, will not be considered so
formidable as 10 prevent The undertaking
II am correct IN suppOSlnS, that II
could not cost more than four or five
hundred dollars al most ard that This
sum might readily be reimbursed from
the sales oithe publication Of such tour.
That such book, II executed as Il might
be, would meet with a v,ry ready and ex-
tensive circnlatioD, cannot doubt, when
! observe the a,idny with which agritul-
fural books are every where sought and
read III the present times. No period, |
am persuaded, could he chosen mare
prOpliiOus To such d scheme; and none,
when greater degree OF patronage might
reasonably be anticipated 10 The iaborS OF
the tourist. In addition TO such iaior
nation as is desirable 10 every cul,ivaior
of The soil for practical purposes alone.
ample materials night be collected Tor
commenting aticasi, a work which has
long appeared To me great desideraium
among ISL mean a statistical view
specially, Of the agriculture OF the United
STATES F; tllan which nothing, II seems to
me, would sooner enable agriculturalists
themselves, and the multitudes who are
In th" habit of undertaking their national
value, 10 form a correct estimate of their
real, as we'll as comparative importance
on the great scale OF public utility. An
other important purpose which such Il
view might answer, would be 10 demon
sirale ihcisuperior advantages of investing
more capital in agricultural pursuits, in
straiOi diminishing that which has already
been thus employed, by Withdrawing
such large portions In lake their dubious
and hazardous flight on paper, cotton,
and WOODEN wings in greedy search OF
Aladdin's lamp, or Foitunatus's purse.
With view 10 ascertain how far The
society concur with me in opinion, beg
leave 10 submit the following resolutions.
ReSoised, That suitable person he
appointed TO make during The present
spring and summer an agriculiuralfour
through the best cultivated districts of the
middle, eastern, aud northern states, for
The purpose of collecting and publishing
an account OF the general condition OF
agriculture within those sections of coun-
Try of their most approved processes
IN farming and also TO collect either
correct models or accurate drawings of all
such tools and implements of husbandry,
a. may appear 10 him worthy to be intro
duccd Il roug u.
Resofred also, That the travelling and
other necessary expenses OF the SAID in
dividual, whilst engaged in tile aforesaid
tour, provided they do not exceed
dollars, lie betrayed out Of The general
iund OF the society the amount of the
said expenses 10 be here after reimbursed
from The sale of the publication of the
said tour.
am dear sir, YOURS with esteem,
JAMES NJ. GARRETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28

and msu is shaken; end that though there
may be means Ia paw ihe hank. the SUI
perhax nj sorae cannot he cmplo,e ed Ia
supply the wants OF others. a general
disirusi and distress pervade The banking
world
Such is The sketch of The iimcs-Such
Is The effect Of that excess IN banking
which the Americam people have Suffered
10 creep IN among them. some good viii
however come Of this slate at things
Our moral character wilt be chasiened I;
The PLY SIC ~ indeed severe; things ought
To wind up; bui ought not the cure TO be
effected with as lilile ruin as possible I?
Ought they 10 wind up faster than is pru
dent Are they not Winding up toe
fast. and with too much panic 2"
EC0NOMICUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28

" this state, II is believed, an hundred
" thousand dollars IN specie, and further
" runs are appreliended. And no doubt
" the reports YOU mention, which are cal
Z" culated TO sink the value of our state
bank notes abroad, are connected with
" these runs, aud fabricated for the pur.
pose OF infamous speculation. Ii must
"be evident that, il this course be un-
reinittingly pursued, il will break every
" bank in the Union, as ii is Impossible
+" TO replenish our vaults SO fast as these
" enemies of the community can, i'm tins
SWAY, draw out the specie. To prevent
Ca complete exhaustion of specie, il
"ihese runs are continued. The banks,
" i'm defence, will be driven into retu-
" sal TO pay specie when thus run upon. -
g But the difficulty will be in making the
distinction. Congress, in my opinion,
" would have prevented all this distress,
by prohibiting the expectation OF spe-
=" Gle, and nothing else will prodnce the
-" desired effect. know some think this
would not but | should like 10 see
If tried"
These brokers will soon find running iie
banks rather an Improbable businc IS, i,
is TO be hoped. We should fear that the
refusal 10 meet tie demands of these ram
ners would bnt create them golden
harvest. But those who have the direc-
tiouof these institutions are the best ia q
es of the policy it ia proper Tor them TO
pursue. As to the runners, il is no bad
criterion of tue estimation III which they
hold their own vocation, that they as We
are informed, frequently either wholly
refuse their names, or appropriate TO their
use feigDed names when they go OH these
expeditions. no.
CHILLICoTHE, May li.-On Friday
last two wagons loaded with specie,
from The Branch OF the United States
Bank in this place, took up the line of
march for Philadelphia.-'Fhc amount Of
specie which has thus let our state is
estimated at from 5 100 coo 10 S l4O ono.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28
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tcCRMU NICAThp.
uARKiEDI-on Tuesday, the 4ih imst in The county
~ MiddleseN. by tbs Rev. MIR Hart. Mr.. J,YLS C.
WATT. Of the county Of Gloucester To the a,nisbts
aud much admired Miss lShRELLt FAUNrLE2CY
" bH tate united !-nag 1t stjlI preside
hut o" Eje's current they SE7Opfhly cIige
nav no r"dc storm isap.,fe rheir hRPpg course,
Nor hnr1tcaneS apply their Gyc0dtd jOrre
Car may their b0rk 6y so;ffst ZEPHYR, MARI.
SfHH Jreishted by their rhrsrr Os'r e1,S'g~' lore"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28

II is generally understood that the u. s. Of
flee liz this city has called on the state banks
to pay mp their balances about 20 per cent a
week, till paid il,cs. to SeItle up weekly or
At some short period This is by orders fron,
head quarters. II is timc then TO aid our sllfr
msii,utions-Bnt how? Ea>n, Let such rs
have deposits in the L. = Bank wi,,,drAw their
deposits aud pntthen into the state banks -
Let those who have notes to take, MAKE tucpi
payabl. in the state banks. WHY Because
but few notes of lie T.. Rank a,e in citcua-
lion; deposited mates must therefore be paid
III state paper-wliiCh is equal 10 drawing 30
much specie from the state banks and putting
u into the II. ) bauk The merchants Of New
DIRK rally around their tate banks aud shall
not ne! A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28
.-zla11Q <s.TM lxu,

piEDl-in Paris, on the 10Th oi arch after . yery
long and painful illness, which she bore with great for
uinse ahd resignation. Mrs. ANNA MARIA CAMP.
BELL STEWART wife Of Fyedeyick Cg,p,i,H vc,,
art, Esq. OF this state.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28
FOR THE ENQUIRER

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
'f'is vationsly stated that from IL 10 - hou-
seS, some ct ti,eni fthe first mercantile repn.
tation in Baltimore have failed. Some were
large dealers in u. =. Bank aud had dealt
largely in its stocks. Ills estimated by rumur
that the bank alone will lose BY these failures
uear half million. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28
Staples Of the Rjchm0nd Eya,Aet.

- '''"P'cN " t"' fittHHiDHtt 4LdINbT.
Tobacco s - 10 9---Corn s 3 25 a So
Flour Sc aGa-Ncal ~ Sl-Wheat S 1 81
Hemp i20 a ) los per tOn--Oats, so.
GrosPriCS.-Smgar, brown Sill a s !5j per
hmndred-Coifee - a 81 cts. per lb-MoiaS.
ses 50 50 cts. per gallon-Cut Herrings s
per bbl.-Bacon, II - cts. per lb.-Rum,
Antigua, % cts. a 81 a per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28
PRICE OF STOCKS.

Si virtae of deed Of trust executed 10 the ssc,i
AS bers ny Charles Mo1eti, on The 81 day Of Iuiy
iSl' and duly of record in the counIv court r Pu,i
ihgnan-WtH ne sold To tpe highest bidder for cash
." the ih'h 81 J"Hc ne n, IN lie town uf New Cgrtan
IS acres OF LAND, adjoining said town OF eyr lIeni
quality. Also one LOf OF LAND, SITUATED In sai,
town, IN which due saId Moi1eu at present ie, d.s
containing one acre, and s sufficiently c,proyel for
The comfortable accommodation Of = family or g,
much "f said property be sufficient 10 d. charg,
the debts secured b. said deed. we will conye, the
title vested in ms b. said cccG.
". 4 FONrtINP
w. PAYNE, Trustees
May %. 6..:ds BOGEET nILI.
N.'oIlCE.-Ihe public aIe inionnlco thar ,Lr Er--
mond aud OsboTns turnpike road Is 80 tar con,
peted as To Admit Oi being Travelled on and The sub
sctib~T' have established safe ard expeditions boat
on the river near osbornes for The purpose nC ar,rd
hs travellers an opportunity Of plssius between Ric,
mona aud Petersburg bythis route Hhcn rs IA, rest
iars are tn same as al MayO's Bridge and 10 inlI
Charged on The road. JOHN p SliiEInS
Va, az G.si MATTHEW ". sHial.nx
NoiicE ON Thursday, tie fr,f aay 81 In1-
nerf, or fair, II MT, on the next fair day vii
he sold at 'bic auction tie preniises u ne higb
est bidder, Tor cash, by Of trust deed executed
10 tue subscribers, IS trustees, by Dr. Thomas IA,
I"f, Two tracts Of LAND one imposed 10 CONTAIN
oi<t ahd me oter 57Z acres Gi-se tracts lola each
oiher anu lie immediately in the neIghhorh0ud Of The
car rus III Po"hatan count, Commonly called bu-
pls FsJ and together Constitute the tract of land
wcre0n the said Taylor lately resided for the purnnse
scared To be paid ny the said deed
SAMUEL Taylor
vav a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28

Direct Tar II 1873 ana 10.
NOTICE - bLRtrl CINEN. That the Direct ~
4 otthe tuiled Ststes fof is,S aHd isie the to-
lowing properly. fitogsr this state bsyiagremsinsl
unpaid one yea tre, the tine os the notification 81 De
cclieetcT ~ hose dsuci tbr $40 pt.ysits lss l4fI
Ale isN bad become dus snd pafztl-. the t~.ae 90
n, heftc 40 NAV ~ Hetessriy tosstis ~, sa,a
e. due u.tvs, rtih 80 Nddittsr tvcnt, ger cess.
VIII he cold at prhc sale, 40, trs,v nasi ir.tts
cay cfRchtti"nd ~ the carniy al Htnsc,, az gis-
deg. fhs xG.A day 81 JNy ps1t1h. sale q, Iaut &c.
AZ tea O'Clock. A. continue tom taN a. da,
ANTI Tho h"ir 81 the property Is sold
NeATsS ~ tSId H. Hkaf r.Hnfs St'Nnfs, I lfFpaEHf
ole Terso"S. "ad assciig f'ois " pro- ~ fuy.
JsHy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20

!. YEks--Nessrs. Adams. Allcn, Ms. Amber.
son, Pa. Barber. Ohio. Bateman Heechcr
Bennett, Boden, Campbell Ciagctt. Comsrork
Crafts, eastman, Darlington. Drake. Eliicott.
sFnlcer, Fuller. Gage, Gilbert. Hale. Hail, Del
Husbrouck. Hendricks. Hctsimer Henick
Hi,ster. Hitchcock tiopkiuson. Hostrtter,
Hubbard, Hunter. Huntington. Irving. n. Y.
hin>ey, Kirkland LAWYER. Liucoin., Linn. Ii
Mason RI. Merrill, Mills. Root. Moore. Sand
Moore, Morton, aIosele:g Aur,ay. Jer. Nciso..,
Ogie. Orr, Palmer, Patterson. pa~hne, Pit
hin, Rice. Rich. Richards. Rogers. gogyl.S,
Sampson. Savage, Scba,ler .Seud,ler. Sergeant.
Sherwood, Siisbee. Southland. Sponcer. I'nll.
nudge, Taslof, Terry. Ionpkins, Townsend,
Upham, Wallace, Wendover. Wpsfcrlo. White
side, Wiikin, williams, Conu. Williams, \. Y.
Wilson, Mass. Wilson, Penn.--e7.
NAYS:-Messrs. Abbot. Anderson. XIV.
bioon'cid, bion.t, Biyap, Butler, Lou. Cobb.
Coiston. Csok, CrGsei. CuibreIh, Davidson,
tesia, Edwar Is. Erwin. :. e.. Fisher. Garnetr
hall, G.. Harrison, Holmes. Johnso., Va.
JoGnson. Ny. Jones. Lewis. Little, LownJss.
Lane, Del. M'Lean, III. M'Coy. Mari, ala
son. Mass. Middleton n. Nelsoa, I. NJ. Nelson
Nesiui, New. Newton. Ogden. Owen. Parrct,
Peeram. Peter p,ndail. pieasants, poindcx.
ter, Reed, Rhea. ainggold. Robertson. Sawyer.
Settle, Shaw, Smkn,s, Slocumb $. Smith. Bal
s'si,h, Alexander Sm>th. j s. Smith, Speed
Stewart, \ {. Stciis, Stnari, Md Terrell
Tumble, Tucker, va Fucker. S. c. Tyler
Walker, n. L. Walker, Ky. Williams, II. C.
10.
Tie question was "a n taken on agree
ny To the second m-mLer Of the said
amtndment. Witch Is il The lollowin.
words:
" And that all chil,lren born wiII,in,hr
SAID state. a..er<thr admission thereof
into The Onion, shall be free al the aye
oi % years"
On which, question the vote WAS, i,y
yeas and NAYS, as follows:
For The said second part 81
Against il 7s
So the whole of The amendments as
proposed by Mr.. Iaifmadge, we're agreed
10.
Some other am ;ndments having been
made 10 Hle bill,
MIR. .Sto'7s moved 10 strife ont so much
OF the bill as says thai tile new state shall
be admitted into the Union on ~, canal
footing NTH the original states. After the
vote just taken, MIR. S. said, there was a
manifest inconsistency in retaining this
provision.
The motion was Hegaiived.
Some remarks were made by Messrs
Desag, CoJG, and Iahea, 10 shew why lhey
should now vote against The bill. and by
Mr.. Pitkin on The other side.
MIR. .Srott and MIR. Anderson. of Nv.
greatly as they had been opposed 10 The
insertion of the provision, which had
been so much debated, yet preferred TAX
ing the bill as il stood, to rejecting il.
The question on ordering the bill 10 be
eDgrossed for third reading, was then
decided in the Affirmative, 9S 10 SO and
The House adinurued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20

The Documents, touchung Amelia Island
Pensacola and 81. Marks. which we tbs day
transcribe from copy we have received from
Washington, are worthy of atieai!on.-We
trace in all these proceedings ton mnch OF the
military arm too little of the constitutional
powers OF Congress- Ought not congress To
make some provision for the government of
Amelia Island? Win they lex>e all this matter
10 the Executive department. Another qnt.-
tion: Is IL possible that Congress can rise
without Professionally authorizing the Presi-
dent, IN case seif-deicnce requires IL, aud Span
" ~ not control her Indians, to occupy for "a
time snci oi the Florida posts as may he requ.
silef ~ they let GcH. Jackson take snca
measures rs he peases, without The sane ton
OF law We see he is sketching The plan ot
spring campaign IN East Florida. For
our own parts, we should not he surprised
Cooking TO the r0te alone of t". II. of RI TO
see a military officer take IT Augustine, with
cut any authority from Congress III we were
not misinfo,ued, Gen } did, in August, provi-
sienaily order Gen. Gaines 10 take il; aud The
Secretary al War had ia use the utmost dis
patch, To arrest his unauthoIiz ICED proceeding
Is II not tine To stop such procee dinssS Aud
il our safety does really require it. 10 let Con
gress do something, and not iet military man
do every thing
The late decision in the Fl. of r. is by itself
well calculated TO encourage Il repetition of
such uhcons titu iiomaI acts; but the discussion
which receded 1t. and the spirit which pro-
ducrd that discussion, viii have salutarS cf
feet in counteracting the dangerous teBden.
cies Of such dc cision.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-20

'"9'ss Washington. a, a court 10 be held
'n irenfon. !Ga-ctte.
ttb. iG,---Ma;or General lAcksoH and
SUITE, arrived ia This city Yesterday az
c,nbon. The General i,as accepted the
invitation Of his i;Ilpw citizens, 10 "a pub
he dinnVr, Ia be given on Thursday next.
POST OFFICE.
contract has been made with the
ffopficiois nf lie Sitaip Boats, 10 carry
iiie Mai! h..iwce:,iiiS and Baltimore. from
The Isl al April ncXl. According 4" tins
arrangement, The Mail will arrive from.
the southwark al nine o'clock, a. Nj. and
close al eiseeH a. NJ. leaving but Two
hours interval. hrdnht,n Gax cite.
New YORK, Feb. i3.-Captan,Switt, of ship
y raicis, WHO arrived last eveuiu. from Ma
dras passed ~. hrirns, son Dccs,nhsr. and
was boardsd bv AN officer from iae brig of war
Dotteriil, who informed HAT i;Dnapa,tp WAS IN
good health. but very suiky. The officer beg
ged some fresh provisions Which, he stated,
were very scarce OH the Island.
-----------<xx,Sf go ~. S>zx sx1--------
HAVANA, January 22.--rhc troops for
Pensacola sailed yesterday morning. I'M
der convoy of The corvette ships of war
Diana and Ceres; in The latter, went sir
Don Juan Maria EclIevcrri, commander
IN chief, and Don Manual Cailaba.
Teniente Co:oneI" The vessels, four
I'D number, wili-'l conveyed The troops,
were Spanish except one, III. American.
schooner Sainrno. The soldiers were all
IN high glrc; 4pn whites and 900 blacks.