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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-23
COlebrook, ~. R.) Sept, 7
REMARKABLE PRESERVATION.


A Miss Edith Little, daughter OF Mr.. ca"
leb Little, who has for long time been
mentally deranged, took an opportunity
when she was not observed, 10 effect her es-
cape by running away. She was soon miss.
ed, and immediate search was made by the
family, but without effect; the neighbcrhood
was soon alarmed and diligent search was
made in the adjacent woods, but no trace OF
her could be discovered. At length. the
inhabitants Of the town in general, were raj.
lied for the search, they proceeded in every
direction, and diIigent search continued.
On the 9th inst it was thought by many
that she had taken a norherly direction: as
some signs had been discovered about one &
half miles which led her into wilderness
of vast extent. Although but little hope was
entertained Of finding her, vet all felt anx.
ious for the poor unfortunate lunatc: the day
passed away without any other tidings than
some broken bushes which was all that could
be found. However it was agreed to con-
tnue the search another day, which passed
away in the same manner AS the preceding
had, without discovering sufficient to war.
rant success. Yet the anxiates Of the rela-
tves, and the humane feelings of the people,
excited them 10 persevere ia their research.
es: and day after day was spent in exploring
the vast and almost impenetrable forest,
without any further signs, and without any
hopes OF finding her alive, If she was found
1t had been and still continues TO be very
rainy; tue swamps and streams were full Of
water, which greatly abounded in this
northerly region, which made it extremely
difficult to travel. But on Tuesday The lIh
inst. signs were discovered which appeared
more favorable. A party that penetral-
ed the woods four or FIVE miles from
the place where the first disappeared =,
found that she had been there. and had bro
ken from the Fir trees. some branches and
laid them in The form of a broom in path
that led from remote settlement; farther
into the woods she crossed the path and
went about hall mile further, and encamp-
ed, where she was found on the 18th inst.
in th;cket near stream which it is sup.
posed she followed short distance.
And thus after having been exposed TO Sc.
we're storm, for six days and nights, without.
any shelter, or any other sustenance than
what the woods afforded, she was alive, in
high spirits, bnt her bodily strength had
tailed her IN great measure.
1t is supposed that near one hundred men
had been searching six days for her, they
had passed and repassed the spot where she
was concealed, and were then going the
ground over for the last time, and had she
not been accidentally seen, in all probability
she must soon have persisted. Such had
been her sutferDgs, and such was the JOY in
finding her, that the day on which she wa.
found, became day of general rejoicing.
The above account may appear to all ex-
traeTdlnary, and TO some incredible, but may
he relied on as fact, as the writer was on
The search tour days.
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Baltimore, Oct. 20.
IRELAND

lhELAND.
The following are extracts from letter,
dated Dublin, August 9th, received By a
gentleman in Baltimore. It's written by a
person attached TO the government
FED. Gaz.
"This kingdom is nearly insane in conse-
quepce of the Kings visit. | saw his entry
into the city, and in order to give you the
best idea of it, refer you to PIutarch's des
cription of the triumphal entry Of the En-
perors. 1t can be compared to these alone.
While the King is almost deifed here,
they are tearing him to pieces in London
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Reported for the Nev- York Daily I'D
Uertiser.

OertaSGT.
GENERAL sEssIoNs-Oct. Term.
Timothy Conner's case, in which the
sentence was suspended was reserved for
more particular notice. While in Bride
we'll he wrote two letters to friends with
oct, which perhaps turned the scale a.
gainst him. In one he negociates for the
employment of one - to susar him
thro' Unfortunately the very fellow was
tried and convicted few hours before
him for coun.erfeitng coin. In the other
letter, which was on the subject OF bail.
he exhorts his friend to be but little soil
citous-get into him, in the Bridewell, a
phiaI of 0itriot and q bit Of an old Srord
which he can make saw OF, and so get
thro' the iron gratings, and he thinks he
can trust his legs for the rest OF the for
n,atitieS of the business.
The letters as he might calculate they
would be, were intercepted, and appeared
against him to his great dsmay no doubt
on the trial.--Young in years but old In
guilt, he fattered himself he had 80 cley-
eriy arranged every thing as to ensure
his acquittal.
"Tne counterfeit money and oil they
can prove, (said he to the marshal on GO
ing into COURT don't care for, if they
don't come over ME with some yankee
trickr'-The trick as he called it, was too
! much for all his craft.
He had property in this state, and land
in Canada, which he wished to settle on
his wife before he was sentenced; as, after
that takes p lace it is known that man
is considered dead IN lao and can make
no disposition Of his property-and the
court humanely suspended his sentence
till next term, but ordered him to be very
strictly confined, as he had shewn such a
disposition to elude justice, with the priv
lege however of counsel and friends to
visit him to arrange his affairs.
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MAYoR's OFFICE, {
2ist October, 1921. {

No new cases of malignant fever for
the last 81 hours, ending the goth inst
CHRIS. NEALE, Mayor.
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Among various attacks. personal ard other
wise, they have advertised him as "anei-
derry fat gentleman, stolen, OF strayec among
apach Of sauoges!" 10 short, there is an an
cry bad feeling subsisting. against MIN 10
London, which has been heightened by this
visit; and believe more inefficient person
was never left to take care # atiatls than ny
Lord Liverpool.
Marquis Londonderry (Cas,lereagh that
was) is here, bu, SO unpopular, that the 9th
er day al the review, be was surrounded oy
guards, though the King has had nothing 10
the shape OF soldier near since bis arrival.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-23
Charleston. Oct. l6,


BY yesterday mornings mail, we re-
cei>ed the FLORIDA Gazette" Of the 29th
ult BY which we are enabled to present
our readers with the series of intelligence
relating to MEXICO, from the 18th to the
eth August. These dates, and the oc-
currences which filed them, had not
hitherto reached us: lCity Gaz.
From the Florida Gazette, Sept 90.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
NEW SPAIN.
BY the politeness of Mr., Charles Wig.
nole., of this city, to whom we return our
unfeigned acknowledgements, we have
been obligingly furnished with a trans.
lated copy Of The following interesting IN
telligence from New Spain, published in
the Havana paper Of the 9Th inst. brought
by the schooner Stamper, Capt. Lyon,
who arrived here on the eth, in 8 days
from that port.
Haoana, l7iA Sept. 1921
We present our readers the following
copy of a private letter from Cordova,
written by q respectable gentleman of
Vera Cruz, to his friend in this city, by
the schooner Teresa, which arrived yes
terday in 10 days passage. Also another
from Vera Cruz, written to friend of
ours, containing very interesting particu-
lars of the interview between general
O'Donju and gen. Iturbide, and the re.
suits concluded upon
THE private letter alluded to above, is
from Don Jose Bellido, to Senior Don
Jose Mariana A lmanza, dated Cordova,
cath August, 1921, and SO nearly cores
ponds with the one ofthe eth, we have
omitted it'll
Vera Cruz, 9Th august, 1921,
Ny Dear Frisnd-By the frigate An
dra, which sailed yesterday, l sent my
latest advices, and now add, that yester
day several letters from Cordova of the
Esd, and last night three of the Gath from
Atourez, the secretary of state. of gen.
O'Donoju, from Don Lorenzo Murphy,
and from the treasurer of Valladolid, Don
Miguel Bellido, were received.
Itappears by them: that upon the 22d
general O'Donoju entered into Cordova;
and on the Esd at night, general iturbide,
between two rows Of wax torches, the in
habitants forming street; and several
Illuminated triumphal arches, firing of
cannon, music and every thing that could
manitestthe rejoicing. He proceeded to
the church and thence to his house,
where general O'Donoiu was waiting for
him, snd where they held courteous
and satisfactory interview
General O'Donoju had returned buta
short time to his house, when iturbide
went to call on him with all his suite,
which it is said was brilliant and numr-
rous
On the Gath Gen. Iturbide repeated his
visit, and they entered upon the confer
ence. which was no sooner over than Bel
lido entered to see Gen O'Donoju, who
said to him, full of delight, Every thing
is concluded, and I am transported with
feeling of joy which the testimony of
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An unfortunate fellow. named Henderson,
Cautions !he public, in the WATERFOWL. lie.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-02
MECHANICAL INVENTIONS.

h. Kuhaiewsky OF Warsaw Eng very
excellent mechanist, has produced the toll
lowing inventions, viz. A 7hreshing Machine,
which has the advantage of being very SIM
pie in its construction. iurah'e economic,
and Mt expensive, and is likewise superior
to every continuance hitherto formed for this
purpose, beng the only one that Injuries
neither the stalk nor the grain in separating
the former from the latter. The Machine
consists of several wheels, two Of which
Tone at either end) are furnished with SO
calls these are pot ia motion BY ohe man
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as lie walks to aud fro within The machine,
ard thus single laborer en- leu ~ per-
form the work OF great number. Ihe
most complete success has attended the eIpe-
rlmsn,s that have been made, and there can
be no doubt of the efficiency "i the lnVe"-
ton. 9. A Sauiss Nil. wh''h is also w"Ik-
ed by single person. without any assistance
from water. 8. An Astronomical Wdtca
which indicates the difference OF tune IN The
principal places IN different paris oil toe
globe this has been accepted as present
by the Emperor ALEXANDER, who mas sent
Mr.. Kuhaiswsky in return. magnificent
snuff Dor, and has assigned him a sum to
enable him to continue his important iaoofs.
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the F;to; sbo.,i The esd q Oct. ST.,
nothing ON The passage. Len, the Edn.,s
of Sale N. in port lle only ausrita an ,..S,.
The Georgetown Packet. had ,orsh.6 =.
Pernambuco The .6Ih OF Aug. and prsco.,,
ed tor ST. Salvador, where she WAS nv
last accounts oil Sept. Is, di'charg,ny !,
letters by The British Packet OF Srpt & ~
Little Cherub, M'kYer had arrived and w.
Mohawk, from Baltimore, at Rio J,n.u'
The last sales at Bahia. was -four D by
Salem brig, that arrived there. from G,h,,'.
tar Same day the Nymph left there ws,.
$500 barrels aaoat, besides the G.o,oa
Town Packets cargo. And at Rio, by If.
tiers from the house OF Burkhard. sIs ,fou.
and barrels ahnat, price Nominal. thee v.,.
about 20 600 barrels aAoat iD PernamLur,.
not a single Dbl. was sold for week b, o,,
the Nymph'. sailing. All payments sup.nd.
ed. Prime American Hams 10 cents, Cf...a
no sale, Cider Dc per cask, and a.,oni,kry
as 1t may appear, Produce still k,p, IN IN
Bahia, the American trade has been deDor.
ced aud an order has been issued 10 moor
guard boat alongside OF every vessel hearing
the American, French b Hamburg Hsg IN
prevent smuggling The consequence Is Tie
favored lew can go on IN the old gate. sOi
the prescribed even u they wanted 10 ao
any thing " ould have to bride through tho;
and thin however, it tan, jurt on! lrace
much. as II must strike any person, that a
barrel OF Flour, Beet or Bread j. clumsy
article to smuggIe; besides, Americans ,s
not in the habit OF doing such things. What
effect 1t nay have upon the French an
Hamburger, those concerned OF course vii
duly appreciate.
! h. British ligate Doris, capt. Gr,ham
from England, via the Canary's 4 touni 10
Rio, ,nohored IN the Roads 2lst. Sept. and
at the request o: The British Merchants.
would remain there for some TINE.
The British Packer Swi,tsure, Capt. c..
dy, va, likewise in Tie R.ads from Rio
bound 10 Falmouth. Yours respectfully,
". r. PHILLIPS.
A large Fort in the suburb
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Boston, Ccl. 81.


FAILURE or THE HARVEST IN ENGLAND.
The intelligence OF this event has alrea-
dg caused considerable speculation and
materially affected the pri OF our bread
stuff. The news by the Hercules was
received by the owners of the vessel IN
New i ork, in season to enable them to
maze considerable purchases of -four, be-
fore it became generally known. FIX
presses were sent to this and other places,
aui IN this place on the 25th purchases
were made, till holders refused to SELL
Purchases to great amount will probably
be made in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The price however Of wheat in England
according to these recent acc cunts, 10 still
short o. the average price Of thu same ar
tici- for the last ten years. A Leicester
pa .,ar Quotes wheat at see. the quarter
This is IS. lid short OF the average price
fo 10 wears, as appears from the follow
irr EXTRACT from report made to the
Rri.,sh P,riis nent, giving ian account
ct the average + rice Of wheat, per quarter,
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.

A gentleman of this city, On Wednes-
day evening last, discovered that the front
part of his house, in which there had been
no ire, was filled with smoke. Alter
searching for some time. it was found to
Issue through the floor, near the front
door of his store Upon tearing up the
floor underneath it, and resting on the
lathins and plasterirg of the cellar. con-
siderable mass Of shavings, part OF which
was burnt into coal was found. IT was
hot, emitting no light. but volumes Of
smoke. The spirit OF this mass which Is
not burnt to coal, consists OF pine shaw
inys saturated with Linseed oil. The
latNing on which it rested, was not burnt,
but the joists were considerably scorched
These shavlngs have lain in the place
where they were 'gnited upwar OF 4Oyears
aud oil has been repeatedly spilled upon the
floor Immediately over them, but never IN so
large quantity as on the morning previous
10 us taking fire. IL would be well Tor those
those who deal in THIS article, 10 he Careful
~ not suffering any accumulation OF animal
or vegetable substances TO become saturated
with II.
We lately see it stated in some Of the pa
rers, tina, barrel OF cold ashes became ~
niied in a lew hours alter OF! had been pour
&C INTO it. (Journat.
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in England and Wales from the 2ota q
Marc1. 1911 to the 25th of March
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GREECE,

Average price per or. fer loysar', Sis Ill.,
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COM N ERCIAL.

The Nymph sailed from Pernambuco Sun
dsy Sept. ESD, at 3 p. NJ. was in 90 fsthom
water OF Hatteras, the 18th of Oct. gale
came or at ME- had to stand off into The
Cuff again and lay too for 10 hours, since
That Lai light ME- winds and saIsas. Got
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I.enhorn Iiannets.
ror Freight Or Charter.

.sZA Tie schr. WILLIAM, Charles
,s,S--2. kusse!, master, burthen 65 tons,
w At Hrcen's Haari, will take freight tor
NEWPORT Prugideuce, Bistol ani Barren,
ADpiJ ~ taa master Oh board, VINO has
i~>se.
1'tato's, Reefs, Cheese and
o0iors
lsr 10 AT
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Ever s'vx, according to Virgil,
,...sJ mae times this land OF spir-
Al present there is no river to be
\ narrow valley between the hills
- .o,,u s.ue Of the lake Is by some
" ,. ,a.rd % nave formerly afforded pas
~. 70 the Styx, thou IA IL is now perfect
=, ana. lar ABOVE tie level Of the lake,
;oy other size il opens upon Mare
-, = lake situated IT the loot OF the
,"h s.eep promoatory OF Misenus, the
ZEN eznomiry OF the Cape.
L.. MS eastern shore, which extends
..,.,,a5.aerable distance ona ,evel, were
lei the E!ySian neids, the abodes OF
.ts,srI !. - now covered with tall
%, ~ w..lh vines are trained SO as TO
ca. beapt.;ul iestoons high In the air.
Nv yn,:eat tomos are found IN rGlns
,.., and there, aud probably tue fable
..... Virgil mas represented in SO lively
-, .,fsrcs,iuS coiOrs, may have taken les
....n from lie fact that this place was
,.gl q a cemetery. Correspondent to
...,agJsi.lon is NJ account given by the
y....s who coudlct strangers 20 these va
20. scenes; and VINO, though very lgno-
,,r. indeed OH almost ali other subjects,
lave dearce oi local information which
,..y are yevy fond OF communicating. Ii
zoe tombs we're built by the Cumeans,
The, must have transported their dsaa a.
,rc,, rne lake, end, III he river styx actu-
.l,y ran bstween tie hills, you have only
70 .,.ruo,e all I'D boatmau named Char
Ga ana there are ample materials for the
s,yry, Nv. l. H. -iu0'
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rBvlast Evenings NALL
I nrESr ERnM lURRlCOA.

E7yEST FROM (URR.lCO4.
We are. InCf bed 10 our Boston CORES
ploIcnt Tor The ALLOWING intelligence, winch
y los iau,i.G Ia cdDl. COiilas, Carved there
ION Curacao, i by the editor OF The Cour-
sq,. a, ne moment Of dis departure.
CLRRACoA, Oct. 10.
T.,,'mDrrins about clock the Spanish
,r-,.t,eT Canteiia, al SIX guns, aud l5) men,
,.,,f-itbi, purt from Aruoa. for the Pur-
49, rJ obtaining sdpp,ies, and 10 iand Tie
second ,aiuer OF a Patriot prVateeF, WHO
va, Wuuad-d m All engagement lie" ut)s
rrsv,na.. wlln the C0nIsIis, and IA "hIc"
t.e Pa,riot was captured, after smart &C
-, o, thr Z hOuie From tue circumstance
.. ;hree N7,nIstisprYatcers having OF late
,,,putt.el Considerable depredatIons Oh Tue
ro.nu,,rcc ui tn,s Colony, UeIng several Ia
,n,Ler winch Int.,j rhs Coast, whr Ia"
r..tv t,ken ,wu Dutch sChuonrTs from
nh, for ,nis port, aud sent tUr fOrto "a
,.,, III. ugi, .tepr Conlrlls had no sooner
,,t,.,eI iusnth. Gov mr land All ATTEST up
g., he's; ari on an IBge-.l atom taking PlaSe {,
Uss Iound SIZE had many Ouch suUJ eCto
Al board M irons, which lad been taken OUT
, c,o.u,ed ycsseS. | MS Is generally con-
..r,ci here ss an act OF justice III favour
Of ,b !se merchants whose property has sui
tyrl by ttese m4rduderS ; aud we nave
,ysyv r1p4 Ctat,od iTOin the eueIgelc mea'
,,ge. tf,i our govq!nUr wIii nOw adopt t'at
NJ, act * rplali ,Iion viii be the means ol
| ,,,,e vessels beng restored, which have
l,eo scot IA 10 PoTO Cav io.
lre arrival vt the Spanish General Mo-
,,es you wd' see announced IN the Currs-
Goa Codraut herewith sent. The mhabF
t;n', beng generally favorable to the lnie-
penhn, Cause, on Sunday last plan was
lid, ii Is heueved.- Tor the purpose OF mas
sscirIng h.m Several persons, supposed TO
b. C0'D,ed, entered ms house, aDC alter
committing considerable outrage Oh his per
so he Was uVtigJi to send tot the assistance
&. gar from tue Fort, Y ho ultimately dIs-
I.rr! Msn IL supposed that bis OGIeC.
{. ra,,,0g sum ui D 80 go cash, TO carry
up tie Naron tut dan, Will not be TeaIIsed,
the SprnI,u emigrants here aavlns lost AL
confidence "a tue cause; indeed, ~e may
80 - .luU-l hopeless, tue Parrots no"
! Nag pU-Se-StOG OF suCu large extent Oi
I 90 .tatY vn tue Vi au.
Can't. Caiuu, slOies, that the Patriot PR
tie T. mentioned aSONe va. lying oil aa4 OH
- prri when nr ielt--Ihat SIC VAS small
,ua,nyr, wrtn No tJySius aud not Lait tue
E.r.,t Z. ( t"utrIia.
Eves, than. ~, "a very cUntuged state
>, t,IIdCUl "a.u Capt L iei.
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For Freight,

.ssT The new ana very fast sailing
Esss& Sloop FAME, Sy!vahus Studley,
master. burthen $50 barrels, Is IN complete
order for cargo and would peter one 10 aA
EasteIn poil. Apply to
L. Il. HOWLAND.
nov 10 ct
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GOUIIS

OF the newest aud most fashionable patterns,
which he offers for sale at very low prices
Tor cash--to wit:
ivory, Back, Bone, Tip and Forbuck,
Table and Desert hnves, and Forks and
Cary.r-, Razors OF superior quality, Fen
Knives, fine Scissors, Coax. Shoe and butch
er-kniyes, Pocks and Sportsmen's knires,
dated Casters; Shutters aud Trays, Japan
ed tea Trays, Walters, Bread Baskets, dress
ing Cases and Spit,oons, brass Candlesllcks,
cio4k aud curtain Pins, stair rods and Eyes,
Britannia coffee Pots u tea Pots, sugar Dishes
and cream POS and Spoons, MoroscG pocket
Bouks, thread Cases, note Books. Wallets,
nee,ile Books, card Cases, and ladies' Rete.
crIes Cloth, Hair, CGum, Tooth and
Hraith Brushes. shaving Brushes, boxes anu
Scala variety Of fancy Soaps, patent
powder TASKS and shot Belts, whips and
Smrs, razor strops, silver speCtacles, pencil
cases, thlmbles and bodkins. steel BodSns,
sli ei suffers, patent key rings and best sn-
yer ey'd needles, tortoise shell tuck and slde
c,mhs. visiting cards, Reeves er'coior'
warranted, sameis hair pencils, lea'her
backgammon roards, chess-men, goiu
and silver epsulets. lace, cord and thread,
gilt ADD plated eagles, swords snd 2e'
rnuuntings, plames. pistols, greco WIRE 'e"
da,,, shovel and tongs, brass Anoirons'
t2u,y bellows git AMI mahogany fIsme
pier looking glasses, mad osany toilette gas
ses &c. &c.
nov T. 4ti2aw3w
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TDr Fr",ri,t.

s.., The good substantial schccns.
.,s.s.s. NJ juNf VERNON Berl. how
ell, lnas'er-nuathen 75U bhls. wi, be IN
readiness TOR the reception OF cargo in q
lie" days. Apply 10
Who offers for sale. received by SAID vessel
and schr. Cent, from Boston
40 bbis. Tanners Oil
% bbIs. No. 2, mackarel
10 half do. No, 9, do.
20 casks refined Loaf Sugar
1000 bushels Portland Potatoes
A few cases Furniture. consisting OF Bu-
reauI, Book Cases, Secre,ary's &c.
llih mo- 6 ct
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F'urs and Peltries.

Furs and Peltries.
WILL be sold at public auction on Mon.
w day, The 18th November nexl. al II
O'Clock. a. Nj. at The Warehouse of the Ss-
perintendant OF Indian trade, in Georgeiow
in lots to suit purchasers, the following par
cells OF Furs aud Peitries. principally receIr-
eG from the United States Indian factories
OF the Missouri and upper Mississippi, VIA.
575 10. Beaver
$500 Racoon Skins
423O hluskrat 10
2o4 Otter DO
2il Minks and Fishers
146 Rabbits
!i3 Wolf
402 Cat and Fox
COB Bear
- Cub, and
SO58 lbs of Deer Skins
A credit OF 80 days will be given for all
purchases exceeding GU dollars, on approt-.,
ed endorsed notes.
THOS L. MCKINNEY.
oct l0-eold Sup. Indian Trade.
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THOMAS CHILDS,

KING acknowledgements the Mechanics
Bank,
~ AS Just recelvcda handsome assortment
z Z OF iIardw are, Military and Fancy
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New Orleans Sugars.
or Hhd'. New Orleans Sugars land
~ thug per schr. Oceans-For sale by
Vye1 w. FOWLE Il Co.
June 95
ATTENTION
The Independent Blues.
WILL attend parade on Saturday next,
w at 10 clock at the Market square in
full uniform.
J. H. SMOOT, secr'y.
now
Night School.
II O. FIFIELD will commence his night
II. schoia, at the academy, October 18th.
FERN y 5 per quarter.
oct ! Il
30 Barrels Tam ers Oil
DECEIVED per sehr Cent, Tor sale by
IL A. !. A. II. ADAMS.
nov