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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18

NE Copai,ne ship he, stofore existine between
The snb,of,bei-, under the finn OF SILVER &
hiMhatI, Is this day dissolved by mutual COO
sni, all persons having any claims on sad firm,
ere requested 10 call on WILLIAM KIMs.LL who
IS so'ho 'ze' IN settle The same and TO receive the
debts ,ha, may be due said firm
WILLIAM KINBALL,
JONA. SILVER.
Portland, Jan. is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
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M.ARRIEU.

In Monmouth, 12th inst. by ~ Pierce, Esq.
Capt. Aaron Mower, Of Greene, to Miss Mehit-
able Ciough, Of The former place, only daughter
of Benjamin Clough, Esq.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
Warren GiLbfrt'S Estate.

NOIlCE Is hereby given to the heirs and cred.
L itors oftbe estate of w ARREN GILBERT.
tate of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
Blacksmith, deceased, and all Others concerued--
That Sarah Gilbert, administi at,x Of said estate.
has exhibited 30 me the subscriber. Judge of the
Court OF Probate, within and for said county, her
FIRST account Of administration Of said estate and
also request for an allowance out of he personal
estate Of said deceased and that the same will be
Considered at Probate Court to,be held at the
Probate Office in Portland e rrsaid, on tire second
Wednesday Of February next. al ten O'Clock in
the 70 eneon when and where they may be presen,
and shew cause, any they have, why tho same
should not he allowed, and granted Given under
my hand at Por land, this twelfth day of January.
in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
twenty. SAM. FREEMAN.
true Copy-Au.
HoRATIo SoUTHGArE, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18

II is coniectured that Com. MORRIS will re
quest ofthe Government Of Buenos Ayres list
Of the privateer commissions II has gfanted-m
order that pretenders to such authority Tor their
captures, &c. may be detected.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
FOR SALE,

A BOUT 10 acres Of LAND III commo n and IN
n divided. situate on Mount joys Neck ais
all the land situate the south west side ol
Moun,fords lane $50 called from ting on Fore aud
siiddIe-Sireets of hich The late Ezabe,h Mouut
ford. of Yves tbrook. deceased, died seized. Any
persons DESTROYS of purchasing the whole or a pa I
ofthe premises will please TO apply to the subsc.-
Der who is authorized to di p1.e of the same.
W. s1OR t.R, Jr.
Portland, Jan. IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18

hFercodrse With neutral vessels may be Carried
On betv cen their respective ports with out m'iss
sation--i ca vessel from the United otste,
may touch at any port within the Commons oil
chri.tophe, enter, Sc her cargo in whole part
and clear for any port within the dominions Of
Boyar-and vice versa without molestation."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14
SaUannah, Aprii 4.
LATEST FROM HAVANA.

BY the arrival OF the ship Berecanthia, 6
days irom the Havana, we have received
from ali attentive correspondent, letters up
10 the z2d ult They state that man of
war had arrived from Cadiz, day or two
before, but bro't nothing new from that place
and ii they did it was not made public. A
convey was fitting out at Havana for ST. Au-
CUISINE, with provisions and soldiers. 1t is
generally understood among the knowing
ones at Havana, ii that place should be ce-
ded 10 Great Britain, they are resolved to
declare themselves independent and would
immediately do SO, if they did not stand in
fear Of the black force. The disorderly con-
duct of the Negroes had not abated since my
last communication on the subject, and when
and how il will end, is impossible to predict.
There are many Spanish agents busily en-
ployed IN the speculation OF lands. 1t is
calculated here that the United States will
take possession OF the Floridas soon. 1t is
very sickly at Havana, particularly among
the seamen. Captain Lovett, of Boston.
died on the 18th. The market is glutted
with all kinds Of American produce-isIand
produce scarce and high.
The following is the state of the market ON
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14
Less5urg April II

Less5urg. April IL.
AT the close Of the polls yesterday, at an
election held at the Court House in this town,
for members TO represent the county IN 'ne
House Of Delegates, the vote stood
For Ball, (Fed.) $50
For M'Intyre, Fed l55
For Rust, (Dem.) zS1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14
Lsssburg, April
A LAW CASE.

LAW CASE.
On Saturday last an action to recover da-
images. Tor breach of marriage contract,
was tried in our Superior Court of law, be-
fore The honorable Judge White. The cA-
cums,ances attending the case were OF a ve-
nv interesting nature, and excited a lively
feeling in behalf Of the plaintiff, whose cha
racter was proved to have been correct ana
exemplary, She was the daughter OF WI
dow in an humble station Of life, who had
brought up her daughters in paths OF piety
and Industry. The attentions OF the defen-
dant were proved to have been tor many
years devoted TO the plaintiff, but after hav-
inc slipped the dew other beauty. he refused
10 consummate promise which ne made IN
the sweet and tender language Of verse
from the s. Wisdom of Solomon" The case
was iorcibly and psthetically pleaded by the
plaintiffs lawyers, and the jury did honor
TO themselves and their county, and grained
the moral and manly sentiments OF their tel
low citizens, who received their verdict OF
Fsve Thousand Dollars for the plaintiff With
the .iveliest satisfaction.
Translated for the Nsr- York Euening Post.
ADDRESS OF COL. RoTALDE,
To the Constitutional troops, stationed al the
Isla de Leon.
To my companions in arms
Valiant companions! heroic and WORTHY
Spaniards AT length the moment. so wish
ed for by me, OF uniting myself to the good
and separating myself from the despicable,
has arrived. The day will also come. in
which we shall intone the hymn of triumph
that will confound the perverse, who will
find momentary existence in the apathy OF
those who have sworn TO follow US, but apr
pear TO war againstus.
There IS no doubt, soldiers, those that
style themselvea royalist, are ours, and, ere
long, the effect of their sacred promise will
be seen.
We shall save the country, and our tri-
ulnph will be effected without the shedding
of more blood than that of those infamous
deserters, who, through seduction, OF vain
fears, abandoned the standard of the coun-
Try, taking refuge with those who are only
royalists in name.
Contempt for the cowardly, punishment
for The peUured, and glory tor the valiant.
lsla de Leon, lst Feb. 1920.
The Colonel pro patria,
NICHOLAS SANTIAGO DE RoTALpE.
Note-Tbis is the same officer that headed
the party on the cath June, ultimo, in the
attempt to produce revolution in Caiiz.
secure the gates, and admit the constitutions
alists from the isla. He was so fortunate as
10 escape that place, which he was enabled
to do in consequence OF being on that day
compander of the sea gate. He is a native
oil Cadiz, a man of very considerable talents,
and was very Instrumental IN bringing about
tue revolution in this city, in May, 1903, a.
gainst the French, and the consequentdeath
of the then governor, the Marquis de Solano.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14
NEW METHOD OF REGULATING TREES

Il
NEW METHOD OF REGULATING TREES.
A common method of inoculating, is by
making transverse section in the back OF
the stock, and perpendicular slit below u;
the bud is then pushed down. togive i the
position which it is to have. This method IS
not always successful ; It's betterto reverse
it, by making the vertical slit above the
transverse section, and pushing the bud up
wards into its position method which
rarely fails'of success because as the sap
descends by the bark. as has been ssceI-
tanned. and does not ascend. the bud thus
placed abovethe transverse section, receives
abundance, but when placed below. the sap
cannot reach it,
F,,ou, the National IpteLLigencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14

~
Mr., Mercer again spoke il reply TO Mr.
Mclean, and III vindication q the present
provisions Of The bill for sec ing the due
administration Of the Banks, &c.
Mr.. Clay, after expressing his indisposi-
ton 10 amend this bill, understanding It had
been arranged according to the wishes OF
the people Of the district, made some re-
marks in favorof prompt disposition OF this
question, and curtailment of debate, will,
view TO the shortness Of the remainder OF
the session, which would be left tor the con-,
sIder alton of other important subjects.
Mr.. Cobb, in the course Of some remarks
in reply to Mr.. Clay, said that the Speaker
was under mistake in supposing that this
bill was framed in accordance with the ge-
neral wishes of people Of the District.
Mr.. Campbell spoke in favor OF the a
mendment and Mr.. Tucker, OF Va. also
made a few remarks upon it.
MI. Mercer spoke in reply to the sugges'
ton ofMr. Cobb above stated. With few
exceptions in Alexandria, and the exception
OF a single gentleman on this side of the Dis
trict, he had heard Of no dissatisfaction of
the people Of the District with the provisions
Of this bill.
The question was taken on Mr.. M'Lean's
motion, and decided ia the negative by
large majority.
Various other amendments were proposed
and successfully rejected, on which debate
took place, in the course of which Mr.. Mer-
Ger distinguished himself in defence OF the
bill.
Mr.. Clay then made motion TO amend
the bill, by adding thereto new section, as
follows, viz
:" And be 1t further enacted, That nothing
herein contained shall prevent, or be con-
strued to prevent, Congress from repeating
or modifying the whole or any part OF this
act, whenever they shall think proper.
This motion was agreed to without debate
or opposition.
Mr.. Metcalf then moved to strike out the
first section of the bill, with a view to des-
troy it.
Mr.. M. delivered his reasons, at some
length, in support of the motion, on the
ground, not of hostility particularly to the
Banks OF this District, but to monied cor
porations generally, as vicious institutions,
deleterious to the interests of society.
The question was taken on agreeing to
his motion, and decided in the negative,
without division.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill to the house, as amended.
The amendment tnoved by Mr.. Clay
agreed to in committee of the whole, was
concurred in.
Mr.. NJ Lean renewed the amendment
which be proposed liz committee of the
whole, with this variance, that the indivi-
dual liability of the stakeholder was now
proposed to be confined to the amount OF |
stock held by him.
This motion gave rise to some debate, in
which Mr.. M'Lean, Mr.. Mercer, Mr.. Brush
and Mr.. Lardin took part.
After which the motion was negatived
and the bill was ordered to be engrossed
for third reading, without any other "a
mendment than that moved by Mr.. Clay.
And then the house adjourned.
Wednssday, .aprsl l2.
DISTRICT BANRs,
TIL. LII .n.aar,,;,,o fba PanLc in A. o /
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14

the 18th ult, received By The schooner Nan
ey arrived al this port en- Saturday last
Actual sales of 30 tiercss rice 4 dolls. SO
cts; duties. 8 per cask 40 bbls -four. l3'
duties 8 Upper Dbl. 40 boxes claret, 8 25:
100 bbls rosin, 5; l2 l-2 percent al. val.
a2 M. shingles s, do. do. on 4 SO Iolas-
ses 4 I-a rails per keg, 5 gal. brown SUI
gar so; prime segars II per NJ
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14
Wednesday, april l2.

" c10csHuyJ S1PIFV TT
DISTRICT BANRs,
The bill concerning the Banks in the
District OF Columbia was read third time;
and the question being stated" Shall the
bill pass?'
The debate and proceedings on this bill.
which, with subsequent business, want OF
room compel US to omit to-day. occupied
nearly the whole of the sitting.
The result was, that the bill passed, but
not without great opposition, and was sent to
the Senate for concurrence.
IA further account of these proceedings
will be given.] g.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Alex. Smith, Mr.. Quarles, ant
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SENATE.

Tuesday, Aprtl IL.
Mr.. Peasants, from the committee on ma
val affairs, reported bill concerning John
Timberlake.
The Senate took up the report of the
committee on Indian affairs, adverse to the
expediency of abolishing the system of In
dian trade as established by the act Of l8ll.
Mr.. Trimble observed that it had been
his intention to oppose this report. and
move its recommitment, with instructions
to bring in a bill to abolish the present
system of Indian trade, aud substitute a
different system-but, as the session was
drawing to close, and great deal Of
Information had been called for, on the SUBJ
ject, from the Secretary of the Treasury
which it would be necessary to possess, be-
fore acting on the system of Indian trade.
he would wave his opposition now and lei
the report pass-the subject could be taken
up at the next session.
The report was concurred in.
The report of the CON mittee Of Claims,
unfavorable to the petition Of Lemuel Bent,
was taken up and agreed TO.
The Senate then resumed the consider
tion of the bill to renew and extend the
charter Of the city Of Washington and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14

From the Boston Palladium, dprI 4.
FROM CALCUTTA.
By the brig Indus, capt. Wills, ifon
Calcutta, we have received papers y
the 9th of Dec.
Calcutta, Oct. g.
The settlement at New Zealand, ~
pears to have assumed a regular iol :ab
and to be regarded as an infant bri''
colony. regulated under the contro'"
the New South Wales government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
DOM ESlIC.
Fsssss-sssssssss

WASHINGTON, December 23.-The
bill for iniermittipg Tie approaching Term
OF lie Circuit Court tor The District Of
Columbia, in consequence of the term
following that having been changed from
June TO April, SO as 10 leave scarcely an
interval between the December term and
It's successor, is likely TO become law.
Having passed the House Of Representa-
lives, the question on ordering il 10 a
Third reading vas yesterday determined
III The Senate, by large majority in tie
Affirmative. BY a rule o. lie Senate. a
single voice can prevent two successive
readings OF bill on The same day. That
voice was heard. The biIl therefore
could not be passed yesterday, aud ihe
senate agreed 10 meet this day expressly
with vity TO The passage OF that hill
i may therefore be pre- iirtcd. without
that the bill will brcome
law on Tuesday next. a Special Court
will be held fer the trial Of criminals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY


NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The second
ccnlurial anniversary oi the landing of
the Pilgrims al Plymouth, was celebrated
by their descendants, The New England
Society, IN ihls city, yesterday. The
bTlck meeting house IN Brekman street
was opened on The occasion, al 3 o'~
clock IN tie afternoon Tor religious oxer-
clscs when alter d Prayer from Tie Rev.
DR.. ROneSn, highly interesting and APP
prOprlaie discourse vas delivered by the
Rev Dc. Spnug. from the i0,h Psalm.
III Verse And he led them forth by tac
r'ght 'eay. that they might go 10 city Of
h0bitdtion."
Tue church was crowded With ladies'
and gentlemen, OF ali religious deHomiDa-
lions.
The members Of The New England So
ce'y. az clock repaired Ia tic CITY Ho-
81, and par'ook OF all elegant supper,
Gen Stevens, The President OF the Socie-
~, pfesidlug, Among The guests were
The Rev. Drs- R0meyn and Sprung, Bishop
Br0"neIl, Com. Chauncty, Col. House,
and several other gentlemen. THE soci~
ETY. was very numerOuSly attended. The
toas's, songs, and addresses OF the Oc>
casion were patriotic, appropriate, in
siruclive and eDlivening, and The society
~ ~ nthy hVhIS HiBHIy 6ioilnN
ed with the whole proceedings of the day.
Msr. Aav.
Piracy we learn from capt. White, Of
the sc1r. Illinois, vino arrived Wednesday
fveniug, in IA days from Port su Prince.
that the British brig Nymph, from Liver
pool, Jones, master, With cargo invoice
ed al f 20, 900 sterling, was captured On
or about Tie 10th November off Cape
Nichola Mole, by piratical hermaphro-
diie brig. Her officers and crew, toge-
lhcr With the passengers, some of whom
were females, were driven into the boat,
With nothing but the clothing they had
upon their backs. and the boat cut adrifi.
al sea. out OF sight of land, and cot one
mOrsel Of provisions OH board. After
remaining IN that situation twenty four
hours, without chart or compass, per
iecily III the mercy Of tie seas, they were
fortunately fallen IN with by Swedish
slip from Hamburg, and carried iuie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
CUMBERLAND ROM.

UHioN, (Pa) Dec. IO.-1he Commissioner
appointed ~ ile government OF lhe u States.
Thomas M'Griftu, Esq has been engaged tor
a week or two past ~ examining the Unit
ca STATES Turnpike, made. under contract
with tie government, by Jamss Kinkeaf 4.
20 betWeen this place and Washington. WHO
mas approved OF II. ard ordered the same to
5e given up by the contractors C0r public use
Inc National Turnpike is now completed and
~ me use o. ihe public, from Cumberland, IN
the state Of Maryland, 10 Wheeling m tbr
state OF virginia, distance Of About 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

1885 757 81
Hope * Go. Amsterdam, ........G 3, 200 90
0Verdratis. .................( e) 100 5l7 90
Debt cts. Smith, and Buchanan,
George Williams and }. w. NJ.
Culi"U,. .-......s.., ...s.sI,01J,UOO w
Dne from Offices Of discount aud
deposite, .i6, 1870, 1877 90
State banks,... y CPS $50 80
Interest and commits ion ou loan
from Barring & Co aud Hope &
tp''s.' 2UU UU
Real estate, permanent expenses
aHu DOhuS, ......s.s............l,5 93 2t7 OIL
FNpeuHes,. ...... .S0,7tS 81
DtncIences,. ..-.-.. (d) 3lO,140 81
Cash viz: Notes of
bank of the United
States and branches, G. POS 9O2 10
Other banks. o55, 800 0S
Specie. ..6.0Ji 400 %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
QUICK TRAVELLING

EAsTPoRT, Dee. 1.-THE Presidents
Message vas received in this place in
nine days from Washington, distance.
oil $50 miles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

The Canadian Courani of the 9th instant.
lniorIns, that the Magistrates of Quebec, "a
laImcd by The recent caSe of HNdroDhobla.
have held special session. at which il was
ordered that 10 Dogs should be permitted to
range at large III the streets markets, or other
pHhhc places OF the city, or of ills submit BIS Hu->
IDuzZled, or not so safely and securely mnxzled
a. absolutely TO preclude ali possibility OF lheir.
biting. from the 9Th inst. ill! the goth Februa-
~ next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

Dollars. 736i6,63i Is
BANK OF THE United SyATgs
NOrenber IS2O.
JAMES HOUSTON, assistant Cashier.
The total amount of specie on
hand, by the statements, ..6O5l 400 %
10 which should he added
Remittance from New York of
foreign gold sent 10 the mist,
the precise vaine not being as
cerlained the mint is not charge
ed. say...............,...........aa6,OO COO 90
Remittance from this bank To New
York 10 cOvoT the above, not re.
ceived at the date OF the last
statement from that Office.......,395,O 900 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
WHAT MEANs,ruIs2

:. l'he OF lhe physicians who was in consnlta-
tion OH the body OF the Princess Charlo,Is
alter her death. has arrived III the Umitef
oiaiss, and is going 10 Communicate rom this
county, 10 The British ualion, the particulars
winch caused The unexpected and unaccouut-
able deailI al that amiabIe woman. WHO ronid
had SHE hVed, have removed from Office The
present BIilish ministerial tyrantS, aud have.
given freedom 10 Tie Brush people.
N. York MAJ Adm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
10 3O3 800 So
Dollars
73,6IG.G34 10

I.Ii.
Capital stock .......-............3 81 ,976 9jS G3
Bank and branch notes. Il .62l $50 OF
Dividends unclaimed ........-.......22 070 so
Discount, exchange. and interest. .6I5 1923 92
Profit and loss and contingent in
'ertst' ..:.......... 49, ....2 G5S, PA 30
Due TO Bask of the
United States and
offices ........ ,2S3 $50 81
Stale banks. 81 .i75 005 OIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

oy.g 10 lie pakslDis, Who tTeai them ~i,Ii
every possible Indulgence. Gen. Calzada
had requested OF the vievroy nI Lima
some reIniOrcements-bu was answ cred
tina, hc himself required AN additional
force, Is he was ~ daily expectation Oi al
attack from the united forces ni Lord
CaehrHne and The republican govern
meni.'
The following letter from O'Eliegins,
the supreme director of Chill, 10 Bolivar,
was published in The Gazette oi Santa Fe
lie Bng0la on The 24Ih ot Sepicmber.
UoSt Excellent Sir can assure You,
with the greatest certainty. that on the
18th of this month The expedition for The
liberation OF Peru will sail from this part !;
IL is itself strong, and carries with il "a
supply al arms and ammuniiiun Ia tQuip
a force equal 10 itself in Pera. II sails
under the convoy OF the whole squadron
Of the republic under the command OF
Admiral lord Cochrane. The decision
and enthusiasm of the troops, The well
meri,ed credit OF the generals, especially
OF the commander in chief, general San
Martin, and the favorable dispos lilon
with which all the PeTuvians are expect
ing their liberaiors, prognos,icaie a for
tunate issue TO his enterprise. have The
which The expedition will sail, well assur-
ed Of The satisfaction which il will give
Ia the government, and every individual
OF your generous republic.
BERNARDO OIlIGGiNS.
Valparaiso, August 5, 1890"
Ii Is likewise mentioned that eight
friars have been SHOT al Santa F., for plot
ting against the republican government"
------
a Curacao paper states, that The I'M
fortunate British subjects taken at The
| re-capture of Porto Belo, by the late
general Hore, had received their liberty
on The goth September, by an order from
The Constitutional government OF Old
Spain. Out ct nearly $40 prisoners,
marched TO Panama IL mouths ago. li3
only have survived The labor aud misery
OF their si,ualion. About 40 Ulcers were
sen' Oft 10 Cheman and Darirn, 50
leagues along the coast Of tue Pacific,
Ii OF them were shot by order Of the
goserumeni, most Of them were British
| hal pay ofii erS,captains, aud lieuienauis.
Ot the Others, eight only survived, the
rest having, a Is stated, died Of disease.
They were 10 be- conveyed To jamaica.
~ i. H,r. Adu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

G;out, Mas passed both Houses Of Inc
Legislature ofPrnnsyl,anis.
SHIP yane. Ferguson, for Savannah.
VAS 'owe,lo on Saturday. from the cny.
by The Steam Boat Baltimore. capiain
Jenkins, Sbreas, the upprr eud of Maid
ems ls'aud. in one hour and ten minutes.
auis'ance OF II miles. [PAl. pap.
ihe population OF the city of New YORK b,
ans present cersns will probably exceed 1875.
oOo. -. lae number OF inhab ttanis in all lha
"eius Dni IN" seventh H. 1902 ~ that ward
VIII probably exceed 1900.
Ahe population OF kiuss County is IL ,O5T.
~. YORK Ameriean.
Ina letter received from Zanesv:lls, o h 10
dai,d the 18Th inst (says the Baltimore Fed
Gazeiie) u IS stated The silver niue was
ahandored Yesterday. after an expense of
SlO,OOO--no silver here :"
appointment Of Governor FiRdlav.
William Wilkins, E,g OF the House of Rec
presentatives, President Judge OF the sin In.
dlcial District, Ia the place OF The Hon. Sa mu-
Ell Roberts, deceased.
SLANES.-iOn the 10Th of Nov the brig San
JOSEF arrived at Havana frsm Africa, with
ionT hundred and ten slaves.
On The I'd OF Dec. the ship Jupiter, arrived
al the same place with three bundled aud
nlneiy-four slaves.