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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-11
POSTSCRIPT.
Roy past tro 0 clock.
MELANCHOLY

MELANCHOLY
Captain Robinson has just arrived from
R,cksway and his furnished US with tie
following melancholy intelligence:
Capt Robinson sailed from Brookhaven
on Manday last lor New York, in the scLr.
GLORY Ann, in company with The Schrs Con-
duc,or, Of Islip; superior OF New York, and
o,p James Monroe, Of West Hampton, all
bound Tor :,ew York. AT few minutes al
ter two o'clock crossed The bar, and conli-
nued our course until the e lie commenced +,
when the Feet was Fear \ " Inlet, (Long
Island about sun SET the gale Commenced
aud continued with great violence. Every
thing was done 10 save the vessels, but The
sail. were all blown TO pieces-and the ves-
sells became unmaaageable and were driven
on Rockaway Beach, and out Of eighteen
persons only one saved, which is our inor.
mant.
Among the persons lost from on board the
Glory Ann, were Mr.. Mmturn and Mr.. 10.
bInson, of New York, Mr.. Foster, of Beaver
dam passengers; john futile. anu Caleb
Rogers. seamen.
On board the soop lanes Monroe, Seth
Tuttie, r. futile and James Tultle.
On board the Conductor, Capt. Joseph
Lovett. and 4 others
On board the Superior. Elias Hoyle, mas
ter, and three others.
Cap. Robinson further adds, that while
on the beach at kockawsy, a sloop came on
commanded by capt. Avery-crew all saw
ed. Com. .ddO.
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LIMA.

Translated for tie Federal Gazette from
TIE Extraordinary Gazette Of BuenoS
AyreS, jane lita, 1921.
The army of the Cauca has put itself
in motion for Quito, vel, armed and
equipped. There remains in the Cauca I
great park OF artillery. The vice presi
dent of Cundinamarka has offered the
government OF Guayaquil, the munitions
OF war they may be in need of, and has
given orders to the government of Cauca,
to furnish them with every thing they
may ask.
One OF the Commissioners named by
the King of Spain, near the government
of Chill, D. Manue! Abren, who arrived
at the port of Samanco. in the brig Mer
cedes, from Panama, arrived at the head
quarters on the 18th ult IL E. sent him
safe conduct as soon as he was officially
informed Of his arrival, AID gave orders
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DIED.

On Thursday night, the SOth ult, in ts
64tn year OF his age, OF lingering o,I
case, Colonel JOHN +. MEhLLI hi
West River. Maryland Alta .ely esd
age Co.. Mercer TOOK up arms IN the a
fence OF his country, ana after the civ
OF the war was sent FROM Virginia 4
native state, as Delegate to the @,
Congress; III which, though one OF n
youngest members, he was highly respee
TED. On his marriage be removed to
Ma yland, Were ne commenced the
practice OF the law; but he was soon su-
pointed by the Legislature OF maryIsud
member OF the Convention which ia :.
med our present Cons tuition. and took a
considerable part in the discussions Cd
that body. Some years after lie was chcl
sen Member OF the house OF Repre-
sentatlves, from the Congressional Dis
trlct vi Maryland, anu, after short in
terVal, the public Voice raised him to It'd
arduols ana distinguished station of cd
vernon OF that state; aud having honoraIi
bly, and lnpartia!ly fulfilled this ouv,lA
returned 20 the enJoynents ofpriyale liz
till he was elected member of lie IIous
OF Delegates in the General AssenbE
OF Mary iand-the last publication yhic
he ti.ied
Until increasing and alarming infrn
ties induced MIN to visit PhilAdelpaa
for the purpose OF consulting Or. PAr
sica, he continued to reside in the midtcl
his afectlonate family. in elegant hos
ia l. to his friends, q the full enjoyment
OF his taste for cia ,sical literature. in the |
active dispensation Of judirious charities |
and kindness to those of his npighbors)
who wanted assistance and relief and in
e'easins and securing the respect an!
love of all who knew him.
His remains were on Saturday morr
ing deposited in the church yard of S.
Peters attended by number Of respe,
table citizens of Philadelphia
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FROM BAHIA.

Capt Johnson, OF the Madeira Packet,
arrived at this port yesterday, reports
that few days previous TO his leaving
BAaia, the Brazilians made faint at
.eap s TO declare themselves Independent;
that great distrast and suspicion prevail
cd, .and tie European Portuguese we're
waiting with the n attest anxiety for the
arriy, OF 3uU0 -roops, expected from Lis
bon. The Brazltans We're very Jealous
of sneir rights and spor>e Eublicly of de-
posin,, tnelr rulers lBoston paper.
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TO tie General Coamandhr the so,l
eln Coas u Santa re-, TO turpIsL -,
with every convenience he should Z
need OF. Tie commissioner has no. ID
ceived with the dignity becominr . re
character of the General in Chic, e. ;.
Liberating army.
In the village Of Espiritu Sap'o H..
was division, composed of the reo;ma,
of the inantry, three companies Of A.
ouipa, an escadron of cavalry, and 8"
field pieces. The General Comm,nJ
of the ipartidas informs, that before ma
days are elapsed, they will find themssl
in the alternative either to perish by ,..]
walton, or to retreat towards Lima ''"
In the general order of the Cd ms, u
whole army has been notified to be rs.@
to march at a moments notice Thu =
tillery is to 60 to Huacho, with ten q;
ces, in perfect order. The bodies Of ~ ~
valry will 60 out in another direction =" .'
lecting each, among them, fifty men wi,
their corresponding officers to follow y
same objectionable sick will rens;, :"
the hospital OF Ruaura, and the recrn;
in their respective camps.
Day before yesterday, communicate,
were received from Capt Vidal IN ;.
the date of the Saith ult. giving an aeon,
of his entering Pedrercs, nine mile, a.
tant from Lima, where he met no opnos;
ton From thence he went back TO En.
chippas. at which place he took l5O be.,
of cattle and 240 horses and mules H.
was joined there by many negroes from
the environs, who only waited for probes
ton, to fly from the enemy.
Yesterday, the battalion No. 5. recei
we'd orders to put itself in march from
Supe to the head quarters.
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New York. Sept. 5.


MORE DISASTERS BY THE LATE GALE.
The schr Winyaw, capt GIifing.. from
Gailford for New York, owing to the violence
of the gale on Monday afternoon, was COM
PEELED to drop anchor off Cow Bay and after
riding short time parted both cables, and
dflted over on the rocks at New Rochelle,
IN the Name, and instantly went to pieces
The captain and Grey chung to parts Of the
wreck until the tide fell to low alter. when
they succeeded at great hazard, in getting on
shore, with the l,ss Of all their clothes except
what they had on their backs Capt Grifing
lost his trunks containing about D6oc In baik
bills Ii was dashed TO pieces on The rocks,
and the bills floated out and were driven on
the beach, some of theu torn to atoms. FIJI
~ dollars were ali that was saved By pick King
up the pieces and FASTING them together
Nothing was saved from the schooner except
a part OF her sails and rigging.
AT Rockway the effects of the gale are OF
a most melancholy nature. 4 number of
wood slooPs, and other craft, we're driven on
shore along the Beach, and seventeen souls
persisted. Three were driven INTO Jamaica
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seen soi felt Several buildings i.aIiug been
blown down and overwhelmingly snd
windows emolished-the largest trees torn
up by the .oots-te ,ces destroyed, and the
roads rendered totally impossible in many
places by tue trunks & branches OF PROSTATE
trees. l be splre OF the steeple 10 the Pres
byterian meeting house, together with The
lightning rod, vane and ball, were blown
down, and the square fronting the church, is
strewed with the shattered branches OF the
trees which surrounded it. On the water,
the scene OF desolation is yet more appaii-
ing. Almost al The vessels in this port part
ed their tastenings and were driven some
on The fats, VIII, re they grounded, without
sustaining much injuy-olhers went Oh lie
craving banks. and one oloop, belonging 10
Mr. Douglass L,nsley,) driiled agalbsi the
bridge, where she now remains wreck
The bridge itself. was considerably injured.
No vesse in our harb1r has been totally de-
stroyed, but very few have escaped tree from
some damage. The loss sustained b, Bridge
port is trlhIHg, however, compared with the
destruction which we tear has devasted the
whole extent OF our coast. We wait with
the most painful anxiety tor the melancholy
catalogue of mistOrtunes. which must inefi-
tally have occurred. The wreck OF vessel
with signal of distress, was di>c overed OF
the habour Oh Tuesday morning; boat
went out to Ter reliel-she proved to be the
sloop Elizabeth, OF Brookhaven, l. "hIch
lost her anchor off Stoney Point, for sale
ty cut away her mast when she brought TOO
IF thus halbOr. few niles outside OF her,
was discovered the end OF the mast OF large
soCp, having her MASTHEAD painted green,
new gsff new ruck. &c. sunk 10 about ten
fatnoms water, and il is supposed all hands
must have persisted A vessel has sailed IN
hopes of being able to raise her aud brig
her into port. The Elizabeh was towed
into Black Rock BY Nantucket vessel,
which had taken shelter there. We are sor-
ry TO learn that the Light House at Black
Rock is destroyed.
We have great reason to he thankful that
the tide wa. out, WIT n The gale was at It's
height Had il b. en- high water, Che wind
blowing frcm E. the damage sustained
would have been still more extensive and
distressing As il is many year must elapse
before Bridgeport regains its former appear
ance.
The stage coach from New York was COM
pei 10 stop in this borough, in con equ' nee
O the violence of the Storm and inp"dh-
nents on thu road, until tie mex morning.
We learn from Tumbuii, New!own,
Washington, &c that the g.e was equally
severe in the interior. The destruction ct
forest anu fruit trees was immense.
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Ns9r I0rn; SEPT s.

Mess. HAYS and AloNTGuM RY. re-
turned yesterday morning from aion real.
W learn that Sliliisan when tanen gave
W abIve Sy00J,' nich he had secreted
aoout MS person; and Welsham after a
h,,ls oossinacy consented to accompany
the OTHERS into the woods, TO find the
part ne aud his driver Williams, a resi-
dent of Montrtal,l had hidden. Some at
te.npts were maGe to mislead, but the
81 mess Of the officers overcame every
dliiiculty, anu Wclsham himself raised
the sc er1l packages o. notes from their
hung PAGES, handing them over to the
OH ers. 1t was not till several hours
search that DC, 00O were thus recovered,
leaving about ID $500 yet undiscovered;
and wAen me last letters left this neigh
borhood, she officers with their prisoners
we're s,ili searching for the balance.
Mi.ngan, it is stated, appears despond-
in. ma penICent, and both himself and
We,snam have confessed their crime
g ..ey were roth armed with pistols, but
]. Ie ali villains, did not dare maze any
defence 1. is satisfactory to Know that
the people of Canada have. on this occa
sion, SHOWN spir.. and ceiling which does
them credit giving every facility to the
o. icers-a tee .ing, we trust, that will not
BE- found wanting on this side of the lines,
when rosues seek shei er among Us.
We lean thlt The extraordinary sue
cess of the Phenix Bank is chiefly to be
attrlou ed to the very prompt and judi
cious measures adopted by one of the
principal Mercantile houses in Montreal,
to whom he officers sent on were to APP
pIy for advice and assistance.
We further understand, that our Off
Gers are to be Immediately dispatched
with new authority, to meet the prison
ers on the lines and bring them to this
city.
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Cart. Skinner carried the Su'ei W
rector of Anaostura and several Omcets,
to Laguira, OH business.
Salem, Sept. 4.
Captain Savage, of The s-hr. grey
hound. has obliged Us with the M anu
Government Gazette" OF tue 2od and JUN
May. They contain temporary Act Oh Inc
Parliament OF the Umted lonlan STATES,
establishing the tribunal for the tfiai VI
persons &C. used OF high treason, ana D.
Their crimes against the state until 'he
PRONUNCIATION of a law on That suolec. as
provided by the constitutional chart =
The Sd and 4th articles of this Aet are
as follows -
Gil All reference whatever 10 the
laws and proceedings of British Tribunals
is expressly prohibited in the SAID Court
as it is also prohibited to taAe the pro-
ceedings adopted by the Council OF Zen
or by the Inquisitors of State unaer The
Republic of Venice, for guide.
Nv. The laws by which the supreme
Council of Justice are to try those VINO
may be brought before it accused oil ota'e
crimes: shall De those Of the Venetian
Code in ordinary cases, and in defect VI
that the Roman or Common Laws, ex
cept what is otherwise decrecd by the
present act.
They also contain an Act, granting
to the Local Governments OF these States
extraordinary powers in cases or emer-
gency, until the report relating there
to be made to the General Govern
meNtn
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: The following account ofthe gale is copied
frou the Bridgeport, Connecticut Farmer.
TREMENDOUS GALE

After or three days Of dull cloudy wea.
Their, with frequent hesry showers OF IN,
we were on Monday evening visited by the
most dreadful hurricane which has been ex.
perienced for many years The wind com
merced blowing hard from the S E abou, 6
O'Clock, P. NJ. accompanied with rain, and
continu ed to increase in violence until about
8 o'clock, when tue tempest ragged with de-
gree of fury the most awful and destructive.
The storm continued with nabated force.
until near I | o'clock, when he wind hauIe d
round IN S. W. and gradually subsidized The
effects of this affecting visitation viii be long
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u 4 Sermon will BE- dcIit

ereo this evening, 10 commence al O'uWE
in the I'd Presbyterian Meeting HonsP, Y
an agent OF The American Bible ScoIey
after which the expediency OF Organizing /
Bible Society be composed Of young mo
will be considered The atten anee OF
young men Of every denomination who are
friendly TO the CALCULATIONS of the scriptures
OF truth, is particularly requested
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last by the r.,
Mr. Harrison, THOMAS JOINS, Esq. of Prime
Georges County, Md. to Miss Ann Wan,
SETON Of this place.
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FROM THE SPANISH MAIN.

Capt Skinner In the schooner Swan,
arrived YES .erday afternoon. from Angos-
tnra and Laguira He states that the
Patriots were heseiging zPorto Cabsllo.
and with so0l prospect Of success.
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sasN READING ROOM In
SSss MARlN NE JOURN 49,
PORT OF ALEKa.NDRL4, Sept 10

ARRIVED,
Sloop Abeona, capt. Nicolls, four days
from New York, a full freight to psr1
chants of the district :.
schr. Lady Washington, from Pluml
Point, cargo Tobacco, to VIM Fo"Ie .
Co.
Brig Ponopea, capt. Crabtree, from D
Thomas, passed mp.
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After an attentive perusal Of our file OF
the HaUama Noticj0So, by the Comet, We
find nothing worth transiating, TX epL the
report of the committee appointed TO
prepare measures for the general pacitica
ton Of the American Provinces, which
we may at some future time lay beto e
our readers. We also find. in these pa
pers the plan of pacification, hort
time since copied by the papers in this
country, from the French Journals, which
attributed its formation to the committee
appointed for that purpose. This, how
ever, is not the case, as it was presented
to the Cortes. by the American members
sitting in that body.
from the Island of Cuba, in letter to
the captain General of Havana. informs
him OF the Cortes having taken into con-
sheraton the objections made by his
constituents to the Spanish Tariff that
the close attention of the Cortes to bust
ness, hardly allowed time for the mem
hers to take refreshnent and repose,
they met at 10 O'clock in the morning,
and sat till in the afternoon; resumed
their deliberations at in the evening,
and continues them till after midnight
and a great part of the intervening time
they were obliged to devote to the labcrs
of the different committees into which
they were divided.
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u Let,

t- The dwelling house at presepI o.,
E cupied by me situated Oh "asos ~.
ssss ton street (LIoyGs Rowe') -, -.
Aa9house is in complete r-pa'r ana ~.
rem! iow-Immcdiaie possession VIII De y
ven. Apply 10 ,,,v .,
9th mo ii "
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Charleston, Sept. |.
LATEST FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.

LATEST FROM T.
The U. S. schooner Revenge, Lieut..
Comet. HAMMERsLEY, arrived at this
port on 1LursCay left ST. Augustine on
Mouaay afternoon hast We learn from
Lieut. H. that it was rather SICILY among
the soidiery.-Lieut WAsHBURN, OF the
4th regt Artillery, died on the esd ult OF
Bilious Fever. We are indebted to the
politeness of Lieut. ii. for ST. Angus
zine paper of Sa urday last
Governor Jackson has, by an Ordi-
nance, divided the Floridas, for Judicial
purposes, into two counties, to Wit All
the country between the Perdido and
Suwaney Rivers, and the Islands therein
to be called the county of Escambia.-
All the ceded territory east of the Suwa-
ney, sc. to be called the County OF St.
johns
The County Courts organized by said
Ordinance, are required to coDtine the
parties strictly to the merit of their cause,
and to cause all useless matter, as we'll as
unnecessary form to be expunged from
the pleadings, at the expense OF the party
introducing the same
Col. Forbes is appointed mayor OF St.
Angus inc.
The oath of allegiance has been adj
Spaniards as chose to take it,by Air Wor-
Ellington, Secretary and acting Gov OF
West Florida.
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Georgeto1n, Sept, s.

UtUI S,UVVVH'e, DeF0'
A gentleman has pontely favored US
with me perusal of letter from Pensa-
cola. The Enterprise arrived there at
ter a passage of 10 days from the Navy
Yard, Washington, having stopped three
DAYS at Port-au Prince, ST. Domingo, &
one at Port Royal Jamaica. Houses
we're extremely difficult to procure, the
mos. ordinary renting for 50 to 100 dol
lars per month-From this circumstance,
we may Judge OF the immense emigra
ton. Gen. Jackson Is beloved by every
body, and has quite splendid court.
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Captain Martin, Of the brig Hope, requests
rs TO make the following corrections ~ me
sup news published in our paper OF yester'
day
rbe schr. Union is reported as belonging
e. Pniiadeiphia,- belongs TO Norfolk
csptaln's name Daily.
The brig Hope is aground above Smiths
Point. mol injured in her hull, and will be
Got Oh with lille damage.
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Norfolk, Sept 6.

From a Correspondent at OLD Point
Comfort, dated Tuesday. Sept 1.
"Tnougn the inhabitants OF this spot
have not suffered SO nucn from yester-
davis storm as their fellow citizens or
your town, yet they behold around them
scenes of ruin anu devastation. About
the same time that the storm began at
Norfolk it commenced here. The rain
poured down in torrents; the wind whist
led loudly, and the waves o! the ocean
kept up continual roar When thewind
changed, tine water broke in on the Island
aud almost covered it By its force
number Of buildings were destroyed 1t
.iso carried with it boards. plank, timber,
and various other articles. Besides. 1t
bro e ap, in measure, the paved walks,
urostrated fences, anu entered every dwell
lag. 'rhe Tender belonging to the Uni
ted Sta;es, bro%e her fas;s and drove
ashore, considerably above high water
marx, near where she formerly lay. n
schooner belonging to Capt. Freeman
Also broke loose anu drifted over TO VII
louynhy's Point; she lost her main SAIL
One OF the wnarves Is q little in ured -
CONSIDERABLE glass in the houses L. broken
No Injury is done to the For'ltications. Y
no nIes lost. Some properly entirely
los"
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CAPT. Skinner carried the Chief Di-
rector of Ansostura and several ohice'S'
to Laguira, Oh business.
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TUESDAY,, sEPf2li, ia2i.

.aper 9 L., Country paper >
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Accommodation Stage.

Kj.IsrH To Subserve my cwn
N.sSeSSSsSS-N-SAinierts " Cunuuoe Ia Toe
convenience; the
-sA Subscriber will start q
Stage from Alexandra every morning a,
hall pas, 8 O'Clock, arrive AT SemmeS
Tavern l-s past 9; tneace 10 Browns IN tbe
CITY. calling At all the intermediate tavern,
from GeoIge,own to the Cry; deparl from
Bnwn's At o'clock. T. NJ, aud arrive IN
AjexsnJrIa ats Stage office at TIE " ash
lngton Tavern, Alexandria. and al Semmes.
Georgetown. n,,rcu
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Ston Saddle i'h,ef.

CtTOLEN from me subscribers Stable on
y Wednesday night ia-,," SADDLE and
BIRDIE. The saddle had white cloth,
hound with blue. lated stirrups. The
Birdie had plated brt. and Bierdoon. Ihe
lower part of The ieii ch tx oil the bit little
twisted. =,
A reasonable reward will be given for tse
recovery OF either of them; ana the tull va
ue will be paid for the discovery and con-
viction of the thief.
a. he thief is supposed to have gone
thu Leesburg Road. ~
any n 81 J. SWIFT.
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Public Sale
OF ROOD LIND.

ON Saturday next the 25h inst, at 4
~ O'Clock P. NJ. will be sold on the
premises all the right, title and interest of
Amos Alexander, in and to tract of prime
Wood Land near TO Abigail Janney's mill
in Fairfax county, binding on The Little
River Turnpike Road; containing by sur
ty 7 acres 10 poles, beng part Of the
roper ty given p by The said Alexander an
nsoivent debtor, as required by the act of
insolvency, for the District OF Columbia.
lSACC' ROBBINS, Trustee
aug 90 dts
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Marsllais Sale.

VTHL be sold tor Cash on Saturday the
w 22d of September next, on the
premises all the right and Title and ln;er
est OF John Ross. in and to Brick house
and Lo--Situsted and lying Oh the Vest
side OF ST. Asaph Street, near the residence
OF A Faw Esq. the property of John
Ross. Sold to satisfy an Execution in favor
of Anthony Rhodes, Administrator of Joseph
Spear, deceased.
D MINOR, D NJ.
Aug. IL fort. Rrnggold, Marshal
Molasses 4. Brandy Mack
erel, &c.
lust received per Sioop Henry captain
u Rhodes
CD Hng.heads retailing molasses
81 rrets Apple Brandy
81 Ditto Mackt -.l
6 Ditto Coffee.
IN STORE.
90 Bbls. Baltimore and Philad. whiskey
2O do ~ E, Rum
Is 40 Gin
5 Bags Pepper
With genuine assortment OF Groceries
L, g. L. CHAMBERLAIN.
Lower end Prince street.
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ffrni.:ht Wanted.

,ss., For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
- ssasssssis Bradford, ma>;-r; burinen about 500
hhus OF tobacco or 1000 bUis flour The
slip III good order and ready to receive a
Cargo immediately. For terms apply TO
JOHN JANNEY l. SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
wei. washed On the sleeps back.
GTThe Editors OF the National lnteli.
z. nccr will please insert the above once
week for .hree weeks.
mO9 1awH