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FUDLIJ sfUJIION.
WILL he sold az public aHction foi cash in frent of
" The Eagle iistei. 10 tie city Of Richmond, o.
tuesday, The h d0g IF JdRR0rV merit " fair. or o..
ifst lair day thereafter, from 30 10 80 LIKELY NJ
OkOES, meu, women aud children.
Deep. 62,.ids THOMAS taylor, Auc'r.
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Land uenr Richmond for ,Snle

'E'HE subscriber intending to felsOve to Riehmoad
y oheIs Tor sale the TRACT OF LAND, on which he
atPeset resides situated the Chick aIoniny about
oeS from Richmond, aud INN edately al the teTnii-
ration oi Tue Rithmoud Hill Turnpike. The buildings
nave a been thoroughly repaired aud are now IN good
OI .1I. fIesunlng that no person would purchase
give more particular descrhHio1
ieIns lIDsfai, ana made known Ivy applying 10 the
supsefber' PHILIP DUVAL. JUN.
Ngvegser 70. "a -
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The Anmuat Heeting
NJ the Stockholders Of the BANK OF VIRGINIA
~ will be held at their Banking house in Richmond
Oh the hTst Monday ia January.
Dec. 3: 6o..tdn W. DANDRIDGE, Cashier.
Form Of a POacer for vOfing By PROXY.
KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that
Of do hereby appoint
to be substitute aud proxy, for and in name
aud behalf, to vote at any election Of Director or
Directors If the Bank VI virginia AS fully MS might
OF could, were personally present. In witness
whereof have heIeunto set hand and seal
this day of In The wear '
Sealed and deliveredl
he
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ENOiICE'..sl be subscriber alone is authorized 10
receive the outstanding debts due the late con
Germ OF LYLE. SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been an.
the superior court
IoI tne Klchmond district. Il is expected that all per
sons indebted to The said will make mmsdi.
ate payment, as longer indulgence cannot be Afforded
Dec =. Cliff SAMIFI TASInR
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OF the Congress. God preserve your Ex-
cellency many years.
Angostura, Sept. 10, lSl9.-9tb.
JOHN GERMAN ROSCIO,
President Of the Congress.
Diego de Paiieniiia, Deputy Sec'ry.
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sYThe ENQUIRER is published twice week. seue.
rally aud three times week daring the session Of the
S.afe the same as heretofore Fire
Dollars per ano, payable IN advance Notes Of Char
.ered specie paying Banks, (onEy) will be received
payment The Editor will guarantee the safety o.
reinItg them by mail the postage Of all letters being
paid by the writers.
n No paper will be discontinued, but at the discre
tton of the Editor until all rearages been paid n.y.
whoeser will guar amtee tue OF nine papers,
shail receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One SqUare-Ffrst Insertion, IS cenfs-edeh
continuance, so cents.
%. No Advertisement Inserted until 10 has either
been pail for, assumed by person M this city
IFS envfrOas.
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~ S $50 on S $50 Reward-

Eoh aud lodging IN Rlchn- Nd Jail negro
Il hay SAM, yellow fellew about 20 Years old nsr
haPs feet inches high, pretty well proportional full
Iounn race was iaeiyNhe property Of Dr. VIM Foushee
ana having travelled with him once or oeper to BaIt
more and Philadelphia wbsIe he has probably formed
acqaainiances, u is presumed he may attempt to 20
mar way with Tree pass or as DR.. Foushees servant
He has travSRed BY the way of Fredericks burp Dum
mes, Washington City, &c.-s acquainted most paTticu.
laTy at Gadsby's tavern in Baltimore and at a Mr..
Jacksons III Philadelphia who keeps livery stable in
lth street. He is well knOwn in and near this place.
he lett me OH the 29ih ult am told was seen in
this place on the 3ist $3.50 will given taken with
IN the state Of Vrgnia,eT $50 il in am oner state
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
Richmond, September g. a. ~
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virtue of deed Of trust executed the
O BY pr. Thomas Peers, ON the 10th November Isia
and duly recorded in the CLERKS sice Of the county
court OF Goochand, will be so to the highest bidder
o" 7hUrSdGythe 23d OF December nert two TR { rs
OF LAND, (of much thereof may he necessary To
satisfy The OF said deed to wiz one tract in
the county ofF\uHauua, containing ny late survey 4IO
acres, lying ths waters Of the Big Byrd Creek and
adjoining the lands of william Price md otbers-tbe
other tract I'm the count, ii Gsochand, called the
Whe House Tract wherein the said Peers resides and
at which place the sale will be made.
November q. u6Ws WILLIAM FORM
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m order of Samuel BoatwTight and Dy virtue oi a
- deed OF Iust hearing date the 2stb ocr'r 1915 .
s'e 1uy RECORDED IN the county Of Cumberland, exc
Cuted 10 the subscribers by Thomas Harris TO secure
Tue payment OF eight hundred and fifty six dollars and
interest due Samuel BoaiwTight-Will be offered for
sae 10 the highest bidder for ready money on the Use
ddy 81 January nert, before Zaclariah Taylor's Tav
cru ia the town Of CarteTsville tract OF LAND CON
nnihg lOI acres, whereon the said Thomas Harris now
resides, aud adjoining the lands Of william Csrrnpton
@nn DShIei Mayo. JOHN g. DANIEL,
DEC. T. tl'.llts DAVID STRATTON,
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Tile Grand Lodge Of Virginia
yEJILLmeet IN the Masons' Hall in the city of Rich.
w mond on the evening of Monday the 18th Deceui-
Der next, al o'clock.
Nov. 80. 5a..tdm SAMUEL CARY, DIGS.
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FOREIGN.

.s....s.s...ss..
Further Extracts from English papers received by the
recent arrival iIom Liverpool al New York.
MOROCCO
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STOP The THEE!

. UT 4 II HTEF
SIOLEN from the subscriber, living in the city Of
- Richmond. oil The night Of the Sd instant small
BLACK PONY, upwards Of ten years old with large
white spot In bis face, and OF his hind feet white
sHaI ihIA tail aud name. He Is very remarkable for
MS small appearance and compact form PAGES we'll
ana seldom goes In any other gait His form droop
ing behind, aud rises we'll before with short thick
neck.
will reward any person literally, who will restore
me said pony to me, or secure the thief
Dec.7 0i..n C. W. GOoCH
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VNiLLiAm SHaPARD having sold to Lewis Webb
w his interest in the concern Of sHAPARD & WEBB,
the copartnership is this day dissolved Lewis Webb
will settle the affairs Of said concern.
WILLIAM sHAPARD,
November ~. LEWIS WEBB.
e-The business will be continued by LEWIS
WXBB, who offers for sale
900 sacks Liverpool SALT
so bags green COFFEE
40 barrels Lsaf SUGAR
4 hbds. MoLAsSES
pipes, halfpipe * IL or. casks L. p. Madeira
. or. casks L. p. TeneriGe WINE
8 pipes cogniac BRANDY
10 bbls. Apple do.
hhds. Antigua RUN
~ do. N. L. do.
8 pipes Holland GIN
l3O bbs. CaIulher's & Leybnrnrs rsctt6ed Whiske,.
80 tierces London Porter
20 bbs. New York Prime Pork
1000 lbs. Bacon
1000 bbls. North Carolina Cut Hsrrings
$50 do. Shad
80 do. Tar
do. Resin
10 do. Pitch
do. spirits rurpentine
ST hhds. and crates Qasen's Ware
- boxes Tea China
Stone ware
40 CASKS English Glassware assorted
CASKS ApothecaIies' Walls
100 boxes Window Glass. CAS- sXlO, IoXl2. I2asi6
$50 empty DemiJohns
II groce Quart Bouiss
so tons Bar Iron
AZ 10. Plough Plates
German, cIawley and Biistered Steel
Nail Kuas
40 casks wrought and Cut Nails
30 boxes Cation and Wool LarGs
40 dozen Wire SIfters
10 do. Frying Pans
s do. ShOysis
Pound Plus
I 10. Pack do.
do PLACED SaddleTy
J2o Ploughs
20 tons prime Russia Hemp
$500 lbs. Seine rWine
10 trails soft she'll Almonds
60 bags Filberts
80 boxes Imperial
IL do. Gunpowder
II do Young HysoH TEAS
2 chests Tyson Skin
I chest SouchOng
40 kegs Dnponps Brandywine Gunpo~der
Logwood, Alum, Copperas, Indigo
Saitpetre, Shaving soap
Race and Ground Ginger
Pepper Pimento, Nu,negs, Starch
Letter, writing aud Printing Paper
Also,
Mems womeRs SHOES, in barrels and boxes
general assortment OF DOMESTIC GOODS aud
COTTON YARNS
oznabuIgs, rickienburgs, Burhps, Sack Bags, &c.
And.'...-i5Oo bushels CORN, (ig store)
500 do do. (afOaD
December 3. 6O..IU
FURS 81 PELTRIES
WILL BE SOLD public auction OIL Monday the
w 1854 Of December mert at II O'Clock A. N. al the
warehouses Of the Superintendent OF Indian, Trade in
Georgetown, the following parcels NJ furs aud pees
the former received, principally from the United States
FACTORIES az Fort Usage Oh the Missouri aud Prairie
du Chea, on the Upper MississppI:
Si'2oo lbs. Deer Sims, principally shaved
j@bO do Beaver do.
lO,SC0 Muskrat do.
4,2oe Racco0n do.
1888 Ouer do.
$50 Bear do.
200 Wild Cat do.
1870 Fox do.
81 Fisher do.
20 Mink do.
$50 Rabbit do.
II A credit ofthTee months will be given for all pur.
chass' exceeding $500, on approved endorsed notes.
Nov, IS. SO. ids e. DAVIS, Aucpr
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II. 8, n. Nelson g. Co.
| HAVE just received general assortment of SEA-
| th SONABtE GOODS. dec. 62..u
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HOARDING

MARY MoSELEi grateful for the liberal encourage
Nl ent which she has received respectfully informs
her friends and customers IN the county, that sue is
prepared 10 accommodate rs Members Of the Leciska
fnre for tue winter in the bsuse which she
pied last winter Con street nearly opposite the Bell
Tavern) where she hopes, from ths PREPARATIONS which
she has made, aud her constant endeasors TO please all
who may favor ner with their CUSTOM to merit and re-
ceise share of public patronage.
Nnysn ,hero
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.sAN. EOr Liverpool.
$3.50. The Ship Young Hero, Capt. WILL
sos and superior vessel of the hrst class now
ioading Al City Poiut, and having much Of her cargo
engaged. win meet with quick despatch. For freight
apply 10 JAMES n. BROWN.
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IT credit Of three months will be given for all pur
chases exceeding $500, approved endorsed notes.
THO. L. M'KENNY, s. 1T.
NOV, 70. Solids T., DAVIS, AucPr.
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zfSMe me Ffne Shtp Henry Gay,
S;sasy Capt. JOHN CARNES, has COM
insncsd loadins for London. The greater portion of
her cargo beiHg engaged and going board she will
meet with Dispatch For freight Of 100 hhds which
viii be taken low, apply to WILLIAM GILLIAr.
E1 Letter Bag /, new up at the lerchants' Coffee
House for the ship MOHAWK, Capt. Samuel Nichols
ioI London, to be taken away In live six days.
November9 q. "a NJ
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-23
AleN'a. Common COuncl

AN ACT,
Respecting the landing and storing d H1'
SEC. L. Be tt enacted by The C0mn'
Council Of The to1yn Of alexandria, ~
betweenitht FIRST day of June and he D
day of Nov. in each year, no bides, =
cepiing domestic dried hides, shall be l'ol
ed or stored in any place within that ?.
of the town which is comprehendei :
tween Gibbon, Oronoko, and West siIs''
and the river Potomac, without hr;l y
tanning permission in writing from the sc>
OF Health for the town of Alexandra: y,
ed by the president thereof.--EyeT \
son who shall offenG herein, sba'! iNI
and pay for each offence fifty CENT 4
hide for each and every hide so Isnds'
stored.
SEC. 2. Be It enacted. That the fIne' 4
penalties imposed by this act, shall "
halt for the use of the iniorme:s' a6I
other haltt TO the use of the Common "a
Gil, and shall be recoverable by VIII
before the mayor, or any magistrate - 4
county of Alexandra, or by acton % y
OF information in any court Of h"c"lu.
SEC. Sd. Be Il enacted, That all az
parts Of acts coming within the Po''
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WATERLOO TROPHIES.

4 London paper Of the Goth OF June
states that on Friday week numerous and
fashionable party attended at the late Ma.
scum in Piccadiily, to witness the sale d
lie carriage AMI other things which belong.
ed 10 Napoleon Bonaparle, which wee
captured at Waterloo. The articles were
all eagerly bought up, and some Of them a.
most extravagant prices. The following
statement OF The prices given for some Of
the things Wi serve TO shew in via; est.
lnation thee relics are heId,:-The CAY.
riage sold for 1851. small opera gIa.,. 81.
IS. tooth brush, 81; Is. Cd; snuf box
1861. l9s. 6i.; military stock or collar, H.
l7s.; old slippers, II; razor. Common
A. Is; piece OF sponge. lis. Cd: s'a7u!
brush, 81. lls.; shirt q. 5s E; COM, L.;
shaving, box, H. Is; pair OF old gloves, L.;
old pocket handkerchief, u. lis. Sd. III.
ny other articles sold equally high.
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stock Conformation. The people, hfa
had become almost desperate st II, :, >
and SCORES which had been heapej u,
them. This desperation it was mel.
to check, and this could be done d,l,
restoring the constitution 10 purity b
invoked the people 10 rouse from AZ
graded lethargy. but not to az, wi, Fl,
lence. The prir ce regent timselfv al,
soon he convinced, could they spr,,,..
him with their complaints. that ], &
been surrounded by the basest Of NAL
Other gentlemen spoke, ant yariu ;.
solutions, with votes o. thanks to tie J.,,l.
OF liberty, were carried.
The people dispersed withou, n r.
mutt ; after which party, consists. d,
bout % persons, dined together. AM .,.,,
the evening with great conviviairy
The resolutions dweIt on the foov;,.
'opics The disiresses of4te peop,. 4
causes OF the evils that assaii Them. a3H.
mean, of remedy, viz universal suS,,y.
annual parliaments, &c.-the consr,r,..
of the house of commons "a now eris;,,
which IS styled mockery-the distr;l,,.e,
Of the hard earnings of the inlrstrje,; ~,
Tor beneficial purposes, but IN prosi,,.
expenditure, as for example, e2 Doc r..
snuff boxes, l0,OUOi. year 10 the drE.
of York, though possessed oil 4O.OOW ,
year, for performing the least of a.! fl,I
luiies--ths com la.Es-contempt Of No..
tion>-suspension OF laws to keep Men !,
dungeons, and acts Of indemnify to ,cre.r
from deserved puni,hment-the necessity
OF resistance TO increased taxation ur,1
every sinecure and pension be abolished
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"of the waterguard are implicated in
" these practices, that if proof could be
had, il. might involve more than 500."
We mention this for the purpose of sx-
pressing our regret, and even anger, that
men in superior stations should he induced
for some slight hope OF accommodation. TO
tempt poor creatures ike these to violate
their duty. The Surveyor General con.
Quoted their inquiry but how came he 10
be ignorant OF the practices which were
carried on under him for SO long period.
We are sorry to announce the Death OF
that most respectable Judge, the Right
Hon. Robert Dundas, of Aniston, Lord
Chief Baron of the Court OF Exchequer.--
This melancholy event took place on The
18th inst at half past 8 o'clock, after a
long and severe illness. His Lordship was
in his 60 tn year, and has presided as Lord
Chief Baron in the Court OF Excbequer Tor
Is years, being appointed in 1901.
FRoN CORkEsPoNDENT.)
Mr.. Owen has called select meeting.
in which the real cause of the present dis
tress, arising from the want OF employment
is likely to be developed, and the subject
temporarily discussed and this, we hope,
will lead to the adoption o, some good
practical remedy. The meeting was TO
take place this day, but it has been post
poned to Saturday, the Goth inst. al the
particular desire OF the Dukes OF Kent and
Sussex.
Many of the weavers who refused 10 take
the oath, have returned to their looms:
some, who tooishIy bound themselves by
it, have left the town and others continue
to rambIe about in tate OF des,itullon.-
Those who have work at the advanced pri
ces, are not al all better OF than heretofore:
their number is small, and they 20 not OBJ
tain iul employment; moreover, they are
obliged 10 pay portion Of their wages to-
wards the maintenance OF their brethren
who sill stand out. lCarsltle Patriot.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ASH lON-l
In pursuance to public advertisement,
meeting OF the inhabitants OF Ashton under
line and its neighborhood, took place OF
Monday, The 18th instant, at Hurst. BY
one o'clock, the hour at which the business
commenced, the. assemhlage consisted OF
from 10 ,ooo TO Is, 1000 people, and was still
increasing.
The Rev. J. Harrison was called TO the
chair. who, after reading the requlsition tor
the meeting, opened the business by apo
logizing for the unprepared state in which
he was 10 perform the important task which
had devoIved upon him. He dwelt with
energy On the present distresses OF the
country, and the necessity of Obtaining re-
dress for all grievances. The time had now
arrived when misguided opinions were a.
bout 10 be revised, and acted upon in a
shape that must ultimately render them
triumphant ever despo.ism. The hard earn
ings of the industrious, wrung from the
sweat of their brows, had hitherto pamper-
ed the idle and the incident: and the very
panders of office. with morality on their
lips and blasphemy in their hearts, with
Whips in their right hands and scorpions in
their left, were the first 10 treat with con-
tempt the supplica,lons OF a brave and long
suffering people. He concluded with
most pathetic appeal upon the deplorahle
condition of the laboring POOR, and their
halt starved and famished progeny, and
exhorted the people to the preservation OF
peace and good order.
A letter from Joseph Johnson, Esq. Nam
chester, enclosing an address TO he meet
ing, and the address itself, were then read.
He remarks, in his address, how singular
it is that the laboring classes should be
in such extreme distress in country a.
bounding with every improvement, both
in agriculture and manufactures, which the
present state of science could furnish; and
speaks with detestation of the measures a
dopted to prevent the importation of corn
"a measure calculated merely to serve the
landed proprieors, while rents and taxes
are INCREASED and the laborers wages re-
duced.
A depu,ation from the Stockport Union
rooms, pext read an address to the meeting
and proposed some resolutions, which were
| forwards embodied among those adopted
by the meeting.
! Dir. Wright Smith then addressed the
meeting, and expressed strong hope tina,
the borough tyrants would soon hear their
intamy proclaimed even in their own ta5er-
nacle; and concluded by intmating that a
meeting of the inhabitants of Stockport and
lis neighborhood, having in view the at
tainment of the same laudable objects as
the present meeting, would be held that
day fortnight.
Mr.. Smith was followed by Mr.. John
Thacker Saxton, who begged to propose
that reans should be taken for establishing
a regular communication from one extre-
nifty of the kingdom TO the other. Areso-
luton to this effect was proposed aud car
RED.
DR.. Healy called the attention of the
meeting to the numerous struggles which
the friends of freedom had made, and hi.
therto with no other effect than that of ad
ding new stores to their already abundant
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Montreal, august 5.

Montreal, august 5.
BY late act of the parliament OF Upper
Canada, the following articles are admitted
from the United States free of duty.
Manufactured tobacco, slaves and head
Ing, wheat, pot and pearl ashes, furs and
skins not dressed. pork & live cattle, sheep,
hogs and tallow, also, -four, oak, pine
and fir timber, for expectation only.
A duty Of five pounds on every hundred
lbs. advalrem, is imposed on all articles,
70 which no duty is particularly affixed.
On all vessels or.boats, the property OF
the citizens of the United States. tonnage
duly Of 3 per cent, ifnot above Eve, OF less
than Fifty tons +; and six per cent on all yes
sells above fifty tons. Such vessels are ex-
empted as are exclusively employed in the
transportation of passengers and their bag.
gage, or laden with goods and lnerchan-
die in transitu for this province.
The act is 10 remain in force until the
end Of the next ensuing session.
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penter, Of the Northern Liberties, fell from
the scaffoId of BRICK house, erecting in
Fourth-slreet, above Wood and in
stantiy expired. [Centinel
Our correspondent at Norfolk, (ays the
Baltimore Telegraph writes under date OF
August I6, that captain Webb. had just
arrived there. in 90 days from Maracaibo,
bringing the following intelligence: About
the time of his sailing, (26th ult. news
reached there OF the defeat ofgenerai No
rillo at Columbuso, small place short
distance up the Lake. and that his loss was
very great indeed. He had since made a
requistion for more troops, ammunition,
and clothing, but it was not probable it
woul! De flied. The Patriots were highly
elated at their success, as the odds were
greatly against them. Captain w. did not
understand the name OF the general com
manding the Patriot forces.
Norfolk still continues healthy.-The
disease lately prevalent among children has
greatly abated, but the weather remains
warm, with. occasionally, a refreshing
shower The winds for the last Z days
have prevailed generally from the south
ward the three last little westerly (: the
height of the mercury in Fahrenheight, d.
ring the same time, in this room, at o.
clock, P. NJ. has been from IS deg. 10 80
deg.-average height IS deg.
p. S. The publication OF the Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Herdld," by its former
editor, Mr.. Broughton, will be resumed
on Monday. 90
New- York, .4ugust. Ia.
Arrived al Quebec, 9th inst H NJ ship
Cyrene, from Halifax, with 500 600 dolls;
ship Nautilus, 42 DAYS from Jsmaica, with
100 troops ship Ocean. Davis, from do.
with sI0 troops brig Sheathsm, from SUN
derlani. with 80 settlers. Part OF the a
hove troops are TO be disbsnded at Que
bee ;.
Attempts are making in England to d.
yer, the eurreat of emigration from North
America 10 the Cape of Good Hope.
Three hundred and seventy men and
fourteen officers, of the York Cbasseurs,
arrived at Quebec on the 9th instant from
Jamaica.
Deaths in Philadelphia last week, 9e, ct
whom there were 50 adults aud Sc chll-
dren-one of rsmi,tent, one OF bilious, one
cfnsr,ous, and one Of ypbus fever
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A GOLD MEDAL wa. this morning pre-
sented by Col. Thomas Sergeant, aid TO
The Governor, at the Mansion House, to
Captain ELLIOTT. of the United States ma
Wy, as testimonial Of the high sense which
the commonwealth of Pennsylvania enter
tains for his gailantry in the glorious action
with The British squadron on Lake Erie, on
the 10th of September, 1918. The medal
for Commodore PERRY has been ready
some time bu, his absence on the public
service delays its presentation. Ibid.
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Norfolk, .August IA.
The Artigan government armed schoon-
er, LIE Constantia, Richard Handy, COM
mander, 6 guns and SO men, from cruize
of three months of the coast of Cuba, and
last from Exuma, which port she lett 10 days
since, has put in here for provisions, being
short. A brig from Bath, Me. and schr.
from Boston, were left at Exuma sickly Ia
king in salt--the crew of the schooner
were very sicklJ Capt B. Towner, mas
ter, and Mr., George B. Ford, passenger on
board the schr. Leander, of New-Y York,
which was carried of by the crew, from
the Island OF Haneagua. on the LIST of July,
while the captain and Mr.. Ford were on
shore, came passenger in the Constantia,
from Long Island, one Of the Bahamas.