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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
MEXICO.

we unu TIC wing Cn6
louisiana Advertiser. received yesterday.
They contain come Information reiatI, e
to the internal provinces VI the ice Roy
atty OF .UeXicu, which has not been pub
tlsneu before, IN the United States With
respect to the Immense army OF Itur-
blde. said 20 be before Mexico, it viii be
recuiiected that our accounts from Vera
Cruz, via Havana. puoiste ed or Saturday
last, are to the 22d of Sept at WIN, time
neither Mexico nor Vera Cruz, had fall.
en- into tae possession of the imperia lists.
Charts. Courier.
NeU-O,ieda, oct !.
REVOLUTION OF The INTERNAL sPAN-
ISL PROVINCES,
E. tract of q Letter from Stephen +. Austin, Esq.
La bad.e, or Bahta, Prorlnce off
1erds.) aug n, 1921.
s'SIR--l arrived at ST. Antonio on the
18th Instant with my company, ali in
good health, and found that the Govern
msnt mad oeen changed, and that instead
OF enterln- the dominIoas OF Ferdinand
/ was In nee Independent Empire Of 4NeE-
lc0.
This revolution has Keen the result OF
The unanimous efforts of the people, who
reused by lurbide's bold and successful
exert,cns to free his country, hailed him
as their poiitica! saviour, and appear to
have oeen animated by 01a spirit IN favor
oi Independence In consequence ofwhirh,
there has been no coDmotion Of impor-
lance In any part OF the Empire. except at
the cities of Mexico, La Vera Cruz and
Durango, which are the only places in the
Empire that have not declared in favor
mg AlexIco, the last accounts We hau,
with $1,000 men and nad detached 1900
unuer Gen. Negrete, against Durango,
and another large body against La Vera
Cruz. There has been 10 KIDD Of distur
bauce or commoIIon IN this Province. or
any OF the other Or,en al Internal Provin-
ces. They are ali unanimous in favor of
Independence. The former Governor,
General Don joaquin de ArradonGo, has
been removed o. Itur5ide, and Don Cos
per Lopez, appointed In his place; most of
the other officers are continued. The
wa w VIC
Constitution un II the General Cortes OF
the Empire adopt Constitution and or.
ganize the GoYernmenA Yiiis will be
done as soon as Mexico Is taken, which
we expect to hear by next mail.
The change of Government has been
grea " In favor of my contemplated set
element in this pro incr; all tina! the for.
mer Government done in this business,
has been sanctioned by the new Govern
mem, and am now acting under the or
ders of the Independent Government
October Is.
MR. AUsTIN's SETTLEMENT IN TEXAS
Extract OF letter from Stephen F. Austin, Esq
La Bahia, Province IF IeraS.I
Sept. lSt, 1921.
SRI wrote YOU few days ago.
The mail arrived from the interior this
morning via St Antonio Mexico had not
surrendered but was still closely besieg
ing. and no doubt is entertained OF its fall
ing into the hands Of the revolutionists,
who were redoubing their efforts as op-
position manifested itself
Al is quiet in the interior. And the
Independent government appears firmly
established With the exception Of the
cities mentioned in my former letter "e-
IA Graz, Ma~i,o and DuraDgol all have
declared IN sror If independence, and
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PENSACOLA.
From the Petersburg IIeH;xencer.


! he following i al extract OF letter re-
ceived few days since, Ly gentleman Of
this town from his iIIend in Pensacola. The
writer is one OF those CIT gems o! Petersburg,
Who since the acquisition OF florida, has
sought to better his fortune by emigration 10
the new country. and vino accordingly torn.
ell commercial establishment in the capital
OF The western Province. Oar former towns
man appears TO 6ud upon trial, the reality Of!
things somewha. different rom the Offering
prospect his too sanguins anticipations had
previously presented to tie view.
PENSACOLA, 9Th Oct. 1921
This place, OF which you have heard and
read % ,nucn, Is Y fear will re, source OF
disappointment TO all who come here with
the expectation OF finding either paradise
or place OF fourshng trade. ". althy Dons
OF hne houses. shall pndeav,ur to give
yoa sketch of what 1t is-what it may be
hereafter depends on circumstances.
The town is situated on the north side of
the Bay shout ten or twelve miles from the
sea. extending about mile or little better
along shore. and hall mile in depth-the
houses are not closely bull, and within This
space, halt TO three tourths are occupied by
vacan; ground and enclosed lots-the streets
are regular aud sufficiently wide. running
east and west. ami north and south The
soil is pure w'ite SAM {; nleas>nt in wet
weather, loose and hot in SUMNER Cu',iya-
tloc OF eye,Y desciipIion. even o. garden
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GREECE.
From the National Adrocat

] FROM Tue NuttONul duCUCut
The following letter on the atfsirs Of
Greece and Turkey, contains come facts
OF interest. lie 10 translated from late
French papers.
w no ever is master Of COnstantinorle,
can easily seize upon Egypt. 1t is. there.
fore, evident that If the Turks had wished
to raise themselves to the hei INT Of the
age thew would have been in full posses.
sion Of the commerce Of the east VINO
does not remember what Egypt was Tor.
merly? History acquaInts US with tho
frequent attempts that were made Tor
connecting the Red Sea with the hIedi.
teranesn, by means Of canal; and we al.
So snow to eer,.inty that PtOl.my Phil. =
aGeiphGs caused the city of Berenice TO
be butt ON the Red Sea, and that it be-
came The emporium of the commerce Of
tie inoles The commerce that might
ee carred on through Esypt would doubt.
.;.s ruin the one made through the Cspe
ai Coco Hope. since that tract Is both
longer anu sttenued with more expense
thsu that Of Alexandria; and England 10
fu,iV sensible that she is indebted for her
coRn.ercisl prosperity IN INDIA, to the
l. rforsnys snd pretHalces OF the Nahome.
tan.: for the Turkish government never
knew how 10 avail lttelt OF its great re-
sources England is likewise convinced
that any other government would destroy
her commerce she consequently has an
interest in perseyering the lower of this
rurS., because SIS long 50 they reign she
need nc. entertain an apprehension Of
losing India.
Saeh Wa, tire cause the disquietude
Of EnsIs when Napoleon occupied Z.
PVT rEus the succSu-s which she al.
orIs to the Turks, have no other object
than ,sert.ng the blow with which her
own eaaaDerse was threatened. And
saoush she would 10, venture to possess
herself Of the Turkish provinces. even
though her forces encouraged the at'
Tempt, because all Europe would arm a'
gsinst her. it becomes her policy that
these provinces remain under the dom'n'
ion ofthe Ottomsns and in the very stale
IN which they how stand.
Russia has for long time, been tus'
pected OF harboging hostile projects a.
gainst Turkey; and j, is in thi, point OF
view we must consider all the measures
she is now taking. Austria would not,
probably, be sorry to extend her power
in that quarter. France in her present
circumstances. is perhaps less interested
than any other power in the conservation
of Turkey. Whatever be the form oil
government established there. the sarie
relations will always continue; but II 10
important to France, that another power
should not invaGe the Turkish empire,
an event which would overthrow the po-
litical equilibrium OF Europe.
Could the Greeks succeed in breaking
their chains. and ests blisbing their inde-
penLence. j. is likely they would then he
come powerful nation: for the clims'e
If Greece is he cradle of genius But
s, is TO be feared that the policy OF several
c,tiaets, and partissiariy that OF Ing
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'e''.' v, '"'S P'o'hSe, Nh SomHaruaIt
OF The colony thing within tEe grant
| an very respectfully. DC. &c
STEPHEN +. AUSTIN
JOS. II. Ha1k,ns, Esq. Of ". Orleans, ave
The following passag. is extracted from Il.
interesting memoir OF the life of the H..
DR.. Laihlop. Of Vest Springfield, MAS,
written by himself, and pref,ed to Cos.
thumous volume OF bis sermons.
My steady aim in preaching has he,,
10 promote real religion 10 temper and pr,c.
tee, and to state and apply the doctrine. Of
the gospel in manner best adapted IN ,h;s
end Keeping tins 10 view have ayo,dsd
Improbable controversy. hsy. been c,,s
fui not to awaken disputes, which Vs..
quietly asleep. and not TO waste NV oun
and my hearers tine, by reprUylng iu agin,'
ry faults or Indifferent Customs. Ammr
these have rerkoned the fashion Of d,e,s
was once requested to preach against n,.'
vali0g fashions. A remote lnhahiisn, Of Tho
parish. apparently in serious frame, called
upon me one day, and pr sSed the neces.i,v
OF bearing my testimony against this danger.
OUs WI. W biifi, iH5t dS nv Dec.
pie were generally farmers ~ miidIing CIR.
Guns ,nces, fiji not think they took lead
10 fashions iii they followed them, It was
at All humble distance. and rather 10 av.,i
singular'y, than 10 encourage ey'ravagance.
that as long as people were in The hsbn Of
wearing clothes. they must have some fash.
ion or other AMI fashion. that answered
the ends ot ,ires., and exceeded mol he sb,I,.
~ OF the wearpr, ] considered as innocent,
and rot deserving re proc! TO this h. sgItrd
but said. what grIe,ed him was IL zee
people set her hearts so much on fashions,
] coBce'teu. that a, modes OF dress were
tribes compated with on eternal cnnc.,os,
TO sci OH hearts upon them must be a eat
SIN. But ADVISED him 10 consider, tia to
set our hearts against such tribes VA, Tho
same sin as to set our hearts upon them h,
fashion vas different from thu.e OF BIZ neigh.
hours, just N proportion as he So, hi. heart
against theirs h. ST. his heart upon his oun.
He was therefore doubiy guilty OF the ve,y
sin BE- imputed To other. /; and desired him
to correct his own fault, which h. could not
but know i 10 hope that his neighbours were
less faulty than himself, and less faulty Than
he had unchsrlrabIy supposed them to be
could not bu, reflect, how easily men deceive
themselves tehoIdIng the mote in heir
brothers eye. and considering not the bean
in their own pp. l9, 90.
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government, Ills country presents nsp,.
meDls snd advantages no whcre exc. lied
| Say witt mUcn confidence, no n here, WIZ, y
10 NY kGowIrGsr. tquslied.
lBIrgard 20 climate, soil and local mo-.
ioL. The country Is superior 70 aDy OH.
part OF the United States have SEEN rn Lucy
cep'Ing the Tar famed heart Of Keniuekv
have teon appointed W the present e.
werner Of this province, Cpii Comnardss,
OF The colony settling within the grant.
| an very respectfully. DC. &c.
STEPHEN T. AUSTIN
JOS. II. Ha1k,n,, Esq. Of ". Orleans, "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-15
For Eastport,

s3SA. The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
ssesssssSzS Robert Perry, master; burthen about
20 bois. and will Je ready to load IN lew
days aud wants 500 bbls. freight. Apply TO
JOHN n. LADD@ CO.
VINO have just received per above vessel,
brig James Monroe and sour. lHancock, tor
sale now afloat,
$50 casks rhomaston lime
70 N. merchandise boards
90 tons Plaster
80 bags pepper
80 bbis brown sugar
So white Hayaua'do
81 ST. CrOix do
10 boxes mp do
10 or. Gas ssweet Malaga wine
bali pipe genuine port 10
80 pieces Russia duck
cases ine and common fur,hats
14puneons West India rum
81 casks cut nails Of assorted, sizes and
OF best quality
oct 9 If
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A Young Man.

"A 1UIIIg NHH.
NISHlNG to embark in the Dry Good
w or Grocery business, being &C
gualnted with bolti. and has al his disposal
5000 dollars, v DIch be - ouid be Wiling 10
put III stock providing All offer l. cetlis bi.
approbatlCD be mace 10 hlm; he W,uio PIE
ten engaging wi.b house AREA esfsL,iSl-
ed. COMMUNICATIONS on the SUBJECT aduies-
sed 10 A. Is II. and lett al tie post ltliCe III
be allendedto.
nov 3 II
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John III. Laid q Go.


OFFER Tor sale, at reduced prices, for
" approved paper al long dates.
105 hhds M1scovado sugar
80 bbls do
loo boxes white st Jsgo do
go hhds molasses
| do honey
"a chests imperial tea
"A do young Tyson do
TOGO bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
So hhds W.. rum
10 bbls coloring
do cordial
l9 pipes, in pipes, half do. quarter casks
and halt 10 Madeira wine
pipe old Charante cognac brandy
halt pipes port VINE
b boxes DO
Hampers white parking champagne
do pink 10
do Clos Yoslot burgundy vine
10 cases II mi Brlon clarel
5 half pipes fenerlfe wlnel
~ quarter CASKS do
GO Casks Coimenaf do.
~ Malaga do
- Malaga sherry
90 bhls vinegar
hind Cherry bounce
gu boxes almonds
80 bbls beet and pork
80 - No. |, mackerei.
10 halt do DO
800 bbls gross and neat herring
So DO do shad
800 bushels oats
1000 lbs ,oal leather OF District, New Eng
land ana .5razi! tanning.
900 tons plaster VI Paris,
500 grind stones
SO FREEDOMS ploughs with extra shares
OF wnicb are Kept constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing ,letter,sugar loaf wrap
ping and sheahlns paper
19 bales India II German goods
6 pieces German duck
Is cases men Boys line & coarse hats
cases coarse shoes
3 boxes large AMI .aiail ladies' halr combs
bales English herring seine hrine
kegs Virginia manu- aclured tobacco
go boxes sperm candles
SO tons fla. Swedes iron
Is casks best Ensi,sti gun powder lying
at tue Powder house
80 bhls red ochre
Dbl indigo
patent balances
4 bs,es hops
90 boxes window glass various sizes
u IeICes rice
100 Hamburg demUohns
81 baskets u hall no sweet oil
1000 lbs blndeis !, ban box boards
coils Cordage, handsPlkes, hanks, nest
measures !. boxes.
-.pl 81
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John IL. laadd & Co.

yIAVE just received from Marselles per
4 orig Venus and otter toT sale,
loo casks ciaret wine
loo bVxes Il bottles each old claret
% do white wine
% do Muscat de Frontignac.
10 pipes brandy
IS BOXES white soap (soap
go pale blue doubled, boiled 4, marbied
10 casks s1perhne sweet oil
Il baskets II bottles each dol
30 do do DO do
> bags each looo superine Corks
l37 weight Corkwood
For Sale or Freight,
,SsS> The good BRIG VENUS, James
49, Kelly, master. burthen ll2 Tons
will De IN order 10 receive cargo in few
days. Apply as above.
9th oct.
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Vol. XIII
For Pernambuco. and a maket
in 3raZils and Back.

- The brig ADAMS, Sylvanus
SSS5S& Rich, Jr. master, ourthen about
1000 barrels; she is new and very superior
Vessel, sheathed, and in all respects suitable
20 the voyage. One halt her cargo is pro-
yided, and for freight of the other apply to
JOHN II. LADO 4. CO.
OLt3 If
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For Boston,,

For Boston,
SIS, The schnr. Hector, Snow, master,
.F'sSs.G<wili sail on "Wednesday next; for
irelsht OF zoo b5is. or passage apply to
A. y 4. II. ADAMS,
Who hare for Sale,
80 bags coffee
400 sacks salt
1900 bushels q. A. salt
100 b5ls. prime pork
2,~ mats caSsia
loo boxes soap
5000 pounds soal leather
% doz calf skins
800 reams cap paper
A. hhds English island molaSses
81 or casks mountain Malaga wine
Pipes, pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dei"a wine
100 bags pepper
l5D bblS No. !. 2 mackerel
goo bbls ground plaster
Boxes Auscat wine
go 5biS beef, No | Il g
ID bbls bright vanish,
loo do tar
10 boxes sweet cordials
with general assortment of groceries and
ship chandlery and paints; which vii be sold
low oct s
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For Sale.

GNOUR HUNDRED s. FORTf-FoUR
L acres of Land. one and ha'i miles
from the Motley Hall Ferry, upon which IS
a Mill Tor country purposes. This land Is
of various qualities. The mill we. ,on-
Quoted would be profitable. One h'th OF
the purchase money will e required IN
hand. upon the balance, FIVE equal annual
payments will be satisfactory. Anoiy to
the Subscriber, living at Motley Hall,
FRANC! E. koLER.
n. B. This land, il no previously dis,
posed of, will be offered I half past ~
o'clock. P. NJ 10 the highest bidder. on
thu 10th day a. 'auua y, 1892, al the
Broad Creek Tavern.
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" III. A. WILLIA is,

y
WAICH- MaKER, JEWELLER,
DC. &C. &c.
Corner of Prince aud Fairfar streets,
- ESPECTFULLY informs his TRENDS
II and the pubic generally, that he has
just received
General assortment
OF ARTICLES In HIS LINE, VIZ:
Gold patent lever watches,
PLAIN gold and silver do.
Fine gold seals, chains and keys,
Steel. gilt, and ribbon do.
Pearl paste, aud jet breast pms,
Do. Go. earrings,
Do. do. finger rings,
Gilt and jet clasps u bolts Tor ladies Pc
isses,
Steel and gilt reticule clasps,
Do do purses,
Large and small scizznrs, superior qPty.
Hooks \. eyes, plated and jet,
Silver mounted spectsc'es
And keeps on hand, as usual,
Silver spoons,
Plated castors,
Candlesticks,
Clocks and time pieces,
n. B. Clocks and watches repaired at
the shortest notice, by the best OF WORK
men, all OH the most reasonable terms.
dec Is eoot
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FOr Freight,

.@S The new and superior brig A
tSsaE DAMS, Rich, master; burthen a
bout 225 hhds tobacco, or 1900 bbls. -four,
and will IN few days be ready 10 load. APP
ply 20 }. h. LADD Co.
Who have for sale on board said brig.
$40 tons Plaster.
sept2l If
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mo. GIG.
tLU-4UAh
Dying Establishment.

Il ME citizens OF Alexandria, George
4 town and Washington, are respect
iuiiy informed that the undersigned have
been appointed Agents Tor tue elegant,
extensive y useiu, establishment, at New.
York, known Is The
~ L. Dying Establishment,
the utility OF when has been Acknowledge
ed ny nsny OF The hrst Ghala.,ets who
nave vIsheu 1t, auu from Witnessing tLs
facilities ioI dying anu finishing silks and
Grapes, III style Ut superior elegance,
have gwen 10 II d decided preference to
any thing vi The kinI III AnleIiGs, and
declare II calculated ~ compete with any
lii Eng iaId.
oPECIWENS on variouS kinds
o. goods, aie iel with the agent, WHO
will receive anu forward all goods 10 line
prOpretUis aud oenvei then ~ lie Ow-
ners tree oi eApense Tor freight.
~ I'M L13 LIES an arrange
meut Of tils kinu must be d utslrat!t OBJ
jeCt, as II presents u tBen, ali CllOIlu'
nity vi having
Crape, or silk dresses,
color superior 10 tho Indtd Lye
hndews auu Slams Removed irU2. goods
OF every ue>cnluol. brown DriIiIngs,
Brown C0iluns, Or brown Linens, bies CHI
ed perfectly White W ChemiCai process,
IN ien hours. LesEorn Suaw, aha 81 K
buDneis dyt,.; iulniture ciesnsed, aLG hie y
glazed, pdiasOls dy.d Oh Tia. Sucks i ASH
mere Marine, anieI han anu Cashier
ohdNis Cieansed, and auuIliOEa, bIiiian,y
gwen ~ the CUiuIs 10 The boiCtTs. bIUdd-
Cloths &c dyed, re-ulesseo, anu Spots re-
moved, or CUi"I restored, whtE IL had
'een dIstui ned Cbahg. able sIhCtt VS.. and
black SIN yeivel,. uJeu green, Or light
CUiUIs, DC. aC.
Satisfactory e,ideIc. OF tn. RESP uDs bill
y Us alsu resp. ClIDiiiiy vi tbt iICIie-
VI high slaAuiDg ~ New fUik, &c srne
OF our mosl uIstlDs ulsheu Citizens - IN
auCIlUn t. whiIL II NAY 1t eCCeG, that
the must RESPECTABLE, LOusts ~ ID, last
India ,rede patronage this eXteisW estab.
iishment.
ILe { itiZehs Of A.eAan-
drIa are respectfully informed, that the
prices Wa0 u' hho~d "" "Ff'CsWb I'D
Gen. A LINN, who vii AIS" exhibit
specimens q The Dying aud finishing of
Silks DC.
m, Ladies s Gentlemen Of George
topn. All tlis cay viii b pleased to ap.
pl, Tor mt. rnatoD 10
CO.ol " Loo Ki RYAN,
Pennsylvania .1venue.
" aslingtor City, Jun, "a
june - ls"tm
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For NewburypOrt.
For Amsterdam,

.!sGM The coppered brig CALCUTTA,
No. I. S Wnsiow, master, is now load
ing, viii sail by the 10th of October; take
tow binds Of Tobacco, or small articles on
freight if offered soon. Apply 10
W.H FOWLE, & Co.
For Freight,
~ THE schooner CATHARINE.
'sRkS Capt. Singer, carries about 500
barrels; is good vessel, will take freight
. say eastern port.
~ For sale, said schrs, cargo Of 600 casks OF
lhOInasion lime
Apply as above
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For Boston,

>s45A The new brig JOHN, ]. Spear, jr
.-ssS'sst, master, hurlhen about 1900 bbls. she
Is very superior vessel, and will be ready
20 Ioea IN few days, and can take 500 bbls
on freight.
For Newburyport.
SS The good schr. MARY, George
$685. n. Howard, master, burthen 900
0hi' and will be dispatched Immediately, for
small ireigat or passengers apply to
j. H LADD &. Co.
bho hoUs Just receiUed By said UesSsls
go casks Thonaston Lime
% bbls Potatoes
90 bushels do
81 VI. Boards
Sept25
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Iank Stocks.
will at all lines buy stocks OF the loi-
j lowing Banks, al the lair market
prCe Tor Casi-IiZ:
Fa,utIs 4 Mechanics Bark OF George
town,
Cni,n bark OF Georgetown
CeasIai Bank Ci Georgetown and Wash
ILgtOB
Bank oil Columbia
Bank OF Metropolis
atrioilc Bank OF Washington
Bank III w aslins ton
also wish 10 buy Un,Ied States 8, 8.
6. anu and C. SIocks-i will luy and
sell ali District Banks and other Stocks Tor
a small I I'll mission III those wishing 20
buy or sell, Will please 10 call Oh NE.
have now toI sal, .tOtk Of Tire
Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Geo..
town
UDion Bank OF Georgetown
And shall have in most of the other
Banks in a few days.
nov i2 kOMtLU RI(GS.
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Being an abrIdglnent vi bumet's Hs'oryO
the Reformation OF the Church o. England
Together with sketches OF The lives OF Lu.
Iher, CALVIN, and Zuinsie, the three ctIebra
ted r.iorIuers OF The IODtInt ut. = BY HE
hev. pENJAMrN ALLEN, heCloJ Of The Parish
OF ST. Aundie, VnginIa.
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abridsment OF he history VI the reiorna
tiun, prepared tOr puDli,allO by The Rev
b. Alien, with pleasure comply with his
request. in giving il my hun bic reconnen-
daion. Ii contains The history OF all the
important iacts as narrated 10y BuInel, and
to those who have not The tine or the meaBs
of consulting hat writer, must prove ineI-
esting and valuable. There being consi-
derable class of persons under these circum.
stances, such work has been wanted, and
! think, the present ore will be highly &C.
ceptahle, as serving to meet the existing ex-
iqeucy. WILLIAM H. WILMER.
CheaD Boots.
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Whiskey, Ralsins, &c.
D , Ha IDS. Bait. Whiskey.
Now !anG,ns from schr. tiarJ and

LSO OOIS.
Now !an.lns from schr. aiarJ and
for sale by SAd. MESSERsMirH,
Hiao has recently recsivsa,
10 kegs fresh raislns
1875 boxes Muscatei do.
20 do buucn do,
D hhds good Muscovado Sugar,
90 or. boxes Spanish Segars
q. cask l.. Z Madeira wine, repre-
sented TO he OF superior quality.
IS. bbis. Hue Indian meal,
l., Store,
80 casks best Goshen, Cheese,
chests, gunpowder, Ca
g . ; s;'' e :S;:' s..s 60 do TEAS,
90 10 canister 10 ut late
10 halt chests, imp. do impoE,al'ons,
SO ten catty boxes do and hne
"a 4 10 canister, do j Quhty,
Ii HID, Superior Muscovado sugar
do ordinary do do
Zoo Reams wrapping PAPER
binders aud Banbrx boards
30 6bls prime pork
Is do do beet
90 Boxes yellow Soap
5 do chocolate
Sicily Madeira, Colmenar, g. fresh Ma
laga Wiae IN Or. casks.
, opis containing bottles port wine.
8 hampers porter bottles
A few boxes LisoonIemons
Canton table mats, No. behring's,
dec ~ 81