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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25

siaunton, Miss ANN MORGAN LEWIs daughter OF
John Lewis, Esq.
CoNMUNICATED.
lLu-On Friday evening the itii inst. by - fall from
horse, Miss HEBECCAII L. BUXTON daughter of Daniel
Burton, Esq late Icnrico county five snort minute be-
fore, found this amalc lady in of nnn health
ami the joy and comfort of her relations i0ndIow
just them sthe application of the uroyer int in The n,t
fife are in death The awful dispensaion OF Divine
Providence bad been decreed, effort of Ia mortality
could avert the fatal blow Every assistance possible was
rendered To this truly unfortunate Young lady, ms
persons could arrive at the affection woe-bu,
alas all attempts rCindc the vital fame were unayain
and rest tO enjoy unspeaahle blessings among spirits
of the just made perecthis distressing catastrophe has
aiions, frieads AMI sorrow ricks
down every cheeks for she held distinguished place in the
hearts Of all Generous even TO fault. hers The
craiiOus parade Of henevoence were ever open
as days melting charity she gave because she ftthe
sndeV9rS 10 cherish those mutual regards which distinguish
the truly vfIois-a duul cEild-an amiabIe sstcr-sn
underwriting iriend-a kind humane mistress and inaex
nie were among lfr distinguished CHARACTERISTICS
Prompt in the discharge Of NIL the social relations which
bind society together, she thereby gained the and
commence OF every one Her uniimey death has left
blank in that society Of which she was most valuable mem
her which will not shortly he filed up Snaicled from
INTO an awful eternity, without moments warming
hearrcnding has inflicted deep wound in the boms
of her household, which be speedily heaed This
feeble tribute Of departed
friend who Knew well and justly appreciated her virtues -
aud who hunby trusts that her immortal spirit has been
translated to the regions of eternal bliss and welcomed nv
millions Of angels into The presence the Father Of Merces
enjoy tue unsneakae happiness which ,c reward
| oil well spent life.
On Tuesday, the ith inst Dracut the Hon. JOSEPH
~ nANUM Major General the ID division the Militia
Di aohusetts, and Senator in tie General Court for
Nidiesex Gen. v. among the earliest arotg OF the
Revolution, and sustained important Offices connected with
ithe Congress OF the United staes, and many ycats-
ed Will approximations the arduous of speaker Of tho
House Of Representatives in times Of t tos niiti 49,
| element
ION the same day, tic Of Gen. died in Washington
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GROCERIES, COTTON YARNe. 5.

GROCERIES, COTTON YARNg. g.
~ hii,s 81 Croix and Orleans sue : $3.50
30 barrels Loaf - -. a.-S-- do
40 bags GREEN COFFEE . .f.'-
400 sacks SALT Liverpool tiIi..d
10 toas well assorted Bar Iron
Ito. Plough G;oulds
8 do. HiIsterrd Steel
do. German do -.
tnis English Shot-nssorcd
IL keys Duponts Gunpowdcr
II lhds. Antigua Rum
do. n. +. ditto
II bbls. (ol,D Baltimore Whiskey
pipes Sicily Madeira Wine
quar.r-pipes l., p. Tencrite 10.
:" Malaga do
5 hlis. MoInsscs - =, p q.
80 boxes Imperial and Gunpowder Teas
ID do Young Tyson do.
do Pouclons do &c..
Imperial Il Gunpowtlcr do in csuistegs oi = 5hS
80 bbls. Cut Nails assorted
IL DO London reiiued Saiiteige $50"
Sd, 7-8 l. IA Cotton Cloths 'l.
Cotton arms assorted
Cotton and Wool Cars
Ndchinc do.
1Ierrings ~ '
Ginger, Pepper Nariegs, Indigo Sadlc- tu Co;peras
Drimspne stone Ware Demijohs, rough lines Bed Con U.s.
S,p,ni Iumbiers sHio& IoxI2 Glass, Writing Wrapping
ana at retail a selection of best Old Liquors.
FOR SALE BY
Sept.2'. 4O-u WILLIAM ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25

tinvold Madeira Wine
do. Tencride 10.
Do. Sicily Madeira do.
DO. Port do.
Do. Cinret do.
Pink sparkling Champagne
white do. DO.
kcrchenwascr -
Gunpowder I Teas. selected
Imperial from the best
Y. Tyson cargoe%- ind
Souchoig g. of superior
Pouchong quality.
fIibbcr,'s Brown Stou,
Old Co.rsc i;,andy
DO. Jamaica Rum
10. Antigua do.
DO. Rye Whiskcy
DO. Holland Gin
ST. Crois Sugar, ist quality
al
% tors assorted Bar Iron
8 do. Blister Steel
I, do. German 10.
5 tons Plough Plates
For sale at the Corasr Home
Maia Street 10 Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18

on the 18th inst. from Smyrna, which -.
she lett on the l7th Of June. p'''
AT the time OF her sailing. the P,,h.
vainly endeavofins to maintain b,s ami
ty. The populace had iuumphed and ~.
lnassacreing thu Greeks; and The u,mo,, &c,
slernalion prevailed. from ne eyp.c,,,;'.
that their fury would become cesns,.' u'
when they learned the intelligence The, ~
Greeks on The 18th or 9Th inst had hr,n w.
a Turkish vessei of the Isle OF MytiIeps
Ter having cut tie throats Of pea,Iy e.
whole OF her crew.
|, even appears that, bu, for the firms,
OF NJ. David, the French Coasui Geuer,I \
OF NJ. LIE Normaud de \ergrist, eomn.n !.
ALT OF the French squadron, the oua,sr
the town in which the Francs resided ronI.
have been burned to the ground, durIps n !
first days VI June. We
The chieis of the Greek feet. on >,
other hand, which has principally been 4,
ted Out at Hydra, ipsera. ana Spec la, man
lest the intention OF sailing agatnsl D. MAN
themselves masters OF Smy rna.
The Francs. appr.hensIve OF fpdiD
themselves between two fires. had sbapdo'
ed the town. They took refuge Cn bon
the ships of war and merchantmen IN Il
roads, at the risk Of being exposed to all h
prlyatlons and GlffiCultie 10 which the Wa
OF subsistence, aud cOnveyan ce to Che
quarters, would expose then.
Even the Consuls deemed it eIpedier
TO take this step
"On the 18Th OF June, La Nantaise. VIII,
off lpsera and Celo, net about 40 Gr..I
vessels. having On board families nhu us;
h,d from lvalia, to which the Turks had 81,
fire. He also learned at Milo, that ve.,e
dispatched from The Isle of Casso, hid
brought intelligence that, al Rhoues, ls
urKs had asSassinated all the Greek man.
ners which were IN that Island.
Ii Is affirmed, that on the 18th inst Mn.
.ieur the Marquis de la Fayette, deposred
on the bureau nl The Chamber of Depul.,.
a petition from General Gourgand, (who IA,
recently obtained leave TO Ie-enter Frame,
and Col Fabyier, soliciting the inteHenuu
of the Chamber, to obtain The conveyance
France OF the corpse U Bonapare.
Gazette de Frune..
Yesterday evening. three assassInalns
touk place IN the kue 81. John, of tins c4p.
tai.
Ills asserted that Neapoitan Revolving,
airy Committee Is established al BTce!en.I
winch maintains relations with the CsIDOn
RI OF that country, and that al the end UI ID
month OF June, ship under Spanish cooE
laden with arms end ammunition, and b.
ing on board several Neapolltan Indgidua,
sailed rom that port She Snapped her cuus
ius tue coast Of Naples, doubtless 10 IUDet
so,ue plot. lQuolidisnm.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18

We have understood, from respectable
commercial house that the Secretary OF the
Navy, on hearing OF toe outrages alluded to
and particularly that committed on the Or
leans, with a promptiiude highly commen-
cable, has given directions to It. command
Gregory, of the United States schooner
Granpus, lying at N York, to proceed i'm
me- dia,ely on cruise along the coast OF
Florida and the Bahama Islands, in such
directions as may be NEST likely to inter
cept the robbers. Similar orders have been
forwarded to tn public armed vessels on
the Southern Coast.
Ii is also understood, that the Navy de-
parims Mt viii order convoy for the vessels
about sailing for Cuba and New Orleans
[Phiad. Gag.
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Ns;r, York, Sept. 10,
PIRACY

The schooner Exertion, Dalton, Of
Boston. arrived here yesterday afternoon
froo, Mobile. Captain ID states, that he
was boarded on the 25th of August, 80
miles, west of rortugas, by felucca pri-
vateer, called the Colubra, under the Blu
enos Avrean flag, and mounting one
swivel and carrying 90 men-three priz es
in company. They took all but one cask
NJ water and barrel OF bread, for which
they pail, and tut on board JAS. Bowes. of
Savannah, and Spaniard named +. Ia
mea, to assist IN navigating the vessel,
most of the crew being sick. We learn
from Bo ses, that he was seamen on
botfd the sehr. Evergreen. Captain Paul,
of Dresden. Maine, from Trinidad, Cuba,
bound to Boston. with cargo of sugar
and moIss,es, which vessel was captured
ON the 10Th OF August. 5 miles east of Tor
tugas, by the aforementioned feiucca, un-
der preten that her cargo was Spanish
property, and all her letters were broken
ooen. Tamea 4informs US, that he was
one ofthe crew OF the Spanish schooner
Me .ay. bound TO Havana with cargo OF
Ino,assas. also captured. We are further
informed ny MIR Doves, that while on
hoard the felucca, he was tod that they
had captured three American schrs, anu
ordered them to Old Providence, whittier
she was bound herself, with the prizes il
company. She had captured one OF them
off Havana, loaded with tobacco, and an
other off Cuba, with cargo of wine. We
also understand that the prisoners suffer.
ed verv much, and were on an allowance
Of half pint of water per day. When
will stop be put to the spoliations oil
these freebooters?
Gdzette
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Beouer. (Penn.) Sept. 4


On Saturday last, atou, o'clock in the
afternoon, we experienced one of the most
tremendous storms ever known in this place.
When approaching, the clouds appeared
remarkably dark, and hung for considera-
bic time in the west; at leng tn they advan-
ced with inconceivable swlitness--the wind
ragged with uncontrolled Jury, and tie rain
fell IN torrents! several buildings were in
iured. and windows broken with The hail;
stables aud out houses were shattered, some
1InroOied and others thrown down, but we
herr Of no lives being lost. Fences, corn.
fields, trees, &c were Frustrated before the
storm, aud what nani!eStS the inte: position
of all overriding Providence, ut y ita two
persons and two horses were uvsTtaken by
the hurricane, crossing the Ohio; about the
middle Of the river, the horses were blown
over. board and ore Of them drowned, hui
the men got safe TO Iaud! The bridge over
Big Beaver was prec,ptated from It's piers.
OF forty feet in height; into the bed OF the
river below, and ratters, shingles, boards d
Dieces of timber were scattered IN almost
every direction Tor great distance around!
The stockholders and the public have sus-
tanned q serious loss
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18
81. Helena, Mav GO

"Part of the 66th regiment, under Col.
Nicol. has embarked on board the Camel,
with Marshal and Madame Bertrand,
CONT M3nthoion, and the whole OF those
persons who composed the family and suit
of Bonaparte, and will sail OH the 2ojh
inst. for Portsmouth,. The remainder of
the Doth regiment will embark in the "A
bpndanee. and sail about The 9TH or 9th
OF June"
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Ne5o- York Sept. Is.
FROM FRANCE,
Gazette.

By the Ship Stephania; capt. Burk, we
have been put in possession OF Paris pa.
ners to the 2sth July, the contents of
which have been generally anticipated by
the English Journals received per ship
An;ty Letters had been received at
frankfort, on the 10th ofJuly, from Brody
stating that the Greeks had given battle
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Liverpool, dug. |.

! LtUeFpoOt, dug. l.
We have throughout the past month an
extensive demand Tor cotton: large sup
yies have been expected .or some time
anu these began to arrive about the md
die OF Tue month, bu the opinion that out
aggregate supply TINS season from the
States would probably be considerably
less than that Of last year prevailed pref
ly generally, and gave confidence both
the nolue aud to The buyers. The mar
ket notwithstanding the extent Of thesd'
recent Imports, has IN consequence ohewH
a fem aspect, and al.hongha progressis
but small advance has been obtainabie D
the prices o, most description, more esp
clally Of Iplands, which has all aio5
been III more request, yet the IMPORTS
have no. lranliested any pressing desls
TO sell. Our imports IN the last to7
weeks have been 80, 400 bags OF WIKI.
81, l2s are from America. The sale'H
the same period have been 36,S4O ba.sC
which 1880 are Uplanus, 1890 Nov.
Orleans, 80 Tennessee and Alabama,
ana loo Sea Islanos.-ADout 1900 bags
have been taken on specula ion, consist
ing chiefly of Uplands. The market 10
the last lew days has become less hvei!
anu prices which before were refused an
now accepted. The Trade nave bougD
freely OF late, and therefore 1t Is not III
li.ely that the demand, for WINE, MAJ
be moderate, nut, unless opinion chang
as to the probable Iurther extent OF OF
supply. no ueciIne OF moment seems Nv
iy to take place. 20OC bags sea Is
ands, and 700 oil NewCrieans, are advs'
tised for public sale on the Sd inst. wi
may quote Uplands, irons I'D 20 loin
for ordinary to fair, 10 l-2 lid iof gov
fair to goon, and ii IA ! / IL are as.ea
for very fine. n. Orleans OF mlddNns
and ordinary qualities have unaersoho
some advance in the last fortnight, ba'u'
finer descriptions remain much the saIs
as before; ws may quote from y "a.
l-2 for ordinary to middlins, IL -
lied for fair to good, anu up TO ioa ~
line. Tennessee and Alabama, 3 34a
"a, ve. y good 10. Sea Islands have cor
tinued to be offered for sale freely anu
us the stock is very large, there seems
be little probability OF improvement
the prices, even if we receive but HUE
more during the remainder OF the sea a g..
we may quote from Is IA to - ~ :. :.
ordinary to middiing, to ID IA a lou ~ y
fair to good, fine up to 22d, and very I
to Is Id; stained Sea Island l'za''
per ID. An,
Ais. Turpentlne-SooO bbls; arrl,sa .ds
last fortni sht-SOOO bbIs. sold yestereess
at lis Sd to lls9, lower rate than ~
mer sales. Tar is very dull and wiz
realize more than 1859. In looaa
there is scarcely any alteration 70 nv.
the market is bare Of good quah'. "ob,
Virginia. and the first arrivals VIII PRIV,
bly, meet ready sale. Rice coL''nI pa,I
limited demand, at l3s to 1850 Do. Do
dull at l7s6 to lSs for Philad, o't
rather better, .gl5 have been o1''"
for some very good Virginia barrel Il.
Flour Lately some conslderao.e .
have been made chiefly for Jama.Ias
Newfoundland; all the fresh fh'.au
bout 200 bb!s. was sold early last W
at 2es6 to eSs. and all that repairs
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London, July 80.

LOndon, July oo.
The tourney OF Lord Walpole to Vienna.
has, for its object, ii is understood, TO per-
.u,de Austria to concur with US Yin some
measures for frustrating the views OF Russia
with respect to Turkey France, it is said.
ia as much alarmed at The present aspect OF
affairs as our government, and ready 10 ION
with us and the government of Austria in the
above object. II is wi@hed 10 endeaVor 10
prevent, if possible, the advance OF Rus-
sian army on Cons,antinople. but a; the same
time to withdraw the Greeks from the do
minon of the Turks; al all events to obtain
f,r The m the Independent possession OF the
Morea and the Greek Islands.
July 81
The following is an extract OF private
letter from Paris, which we received at a
late hour this morning.
Paris, July 90.
cit appears decided that war is declared
between Russia g. Turkey; but what seems
very singular is, the rupture has originated
with the Grand Seignior. Russia is at pre-
sent under no alarm with respect to Persia,
having fifty four thousand men along that part
of her frontiers which border upon that
kingdom. It may be remembered. that it
was while thu French occupied Moscow that
the las, treaty of peace was signed between
Russia and Persia.
Paris, july %,
'Let,ers from The frontiers of Turkey,
dated June q5, say that the Dey OF TunIs
has refused to comply with the invitation
which the Porte has addressed to the barba-
~ States. 10 srnd their ships OF var into The
Archipelago to be employed against the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18
.Nsw York, Sept. 10
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY 70 packet ship amity, capt Maxwell,
which left Liverpool on the Cd OF Angus,
the ed ors OF the Mercantile Advertiser have
received papers of that date, with regular
file of Lloyd's Lists aud london papers to
the lst OF August.
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Further By the Amity, arrived at he7c'
York

Further 0y tRe dWtty, ufTtte@ " "0"
York.
The Queen of England intends visiting
Scotland. while the King is in Ireland.
1t is stated in letters from Paris, that
orders have been given to make prepare
ton. to crown the King of France.
The French papers state, that the Dey
of Tunis has refused to comply with the
invitation which the Porte had addressed
to the Barbary States, to send their ships
of war into the Archipelago to be EN-
ploved against the Greeks, a similar
refusal had been given ~ the Pacha of
Egypt.
A new feet was activel y preparing at
Ccnstantinople. The seamen are in gen
eral composed of the GreeS shoe makers
of the Archipelago, who are forced to 60
on board
The Porte has solicited the Intervention
of France and England, and has refused
he mediation offered by the minister OF
Austria in the name of his Court, regard
ing her differences with Russia.
Petitions have been presented to the
French House OF Deputies, that the body
OF Napoleon Bonaparte may be brought
TO France
The emperor Alexander has declined
for the present to receive the new Spanish
ambassador
A line of battle ship, to be called
George the FOURTH was ready to be
launched, at Chatham, she IS to mount
ITO guns.
1t Is asserted that the Russian army,
commanded by count de Wi.:genstein,
continues its march towards the frontiers
of Turkey
Secret negotiations are carrying on be-
tween the Porte and Sweden.
At Magnina, the whole Of the Ottoman
force, including tie Pacha himself, had
been massacred by the pcpulace. =, =,
In Sydonia, the GreeNs lirst assembled
and commenced furious attack upon
the houses ard persons OF the Turkish
authority The Turks repulsed them,
and conflict commenced, which was
general and desperate. The Turks set
lire to the town, which was entirely des-
troyed, and it is stated that the greater
part OF the population, consisting OF near
iy 25 900 souls, suffered either by the fire
or the sword. The Jew who escaped, got
on boar some Greek vessels Tying off the
town. The Turks say 700 Musseimen
were killed.
Accounts from Turkey to the 2lst of
June contradict the reports which aPear-
ed in the Paris papers, that Smyrna had
fallen prey to flames. Some distur.
Dances had ,aken pace which were con
tinued for several days. and some thou
sands of Greeks were inhumanely massa-
cred in the streets On the 2lst OF June,
no massacre having taken place for day
or two past, the Greeks again made their
appearance in public.
MIR Betty, formerly master Betty, OF
theatrical celebrity, lately made an at
tempt to take his life, while under the in
luence Of fever.
A let err from an officer while on board
the ship Fury in Hudson's Bay. lat. 81,
10, n and long &c, w. dated June &c,
gives information of the successful pro
Sress of the no,hern expedition to that
period.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-18
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
From THE NATIONAL GAZETTE.

FROM THE NATIONAL GAZETTE.
We have received Havana papers to
the 2S,h of August inclusive They con
tain very lit lie that is interesting with re-
spect to domestic matters but much that
is important in relation to Mexico. To
Give some idea of the state of affairs In
that kingdom, We translate the following
articles
From the Havana Indicator Constitu-
tional, Of the Esd of Angus
Private letter, dated Tero Cruz, Hay so.
NV dear friend: The news OF the pres
ent revolution is every day more momen-
tous and fearful. 1t is said that lturblde has
formed junction with Cruz and Negrete
and is marching upon Mexico with for
midable army; and that Gaudalaxara,
Valladolid. Guanajuto, Queret no, and O.
Their cities andtowns, and, to say the whole
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20 the Turks in the vicinity of Ibraii On
the Danube, aud that Ypsiianti had com
pleteiy beaten the latter, a Thousand Oh
whom we're lett dead OH the field of bat
tie: Pacha taken prisoner. This news
had great influence OH stocks, especially
those of Vienna, which had fallen consld-
erabiy.
The Stephania has one of the mostvai,
liable cargo;s of dry goods ever imported
into this city.
By the arrival yesterday afternoon OF
the British sloop OF war Bann, weeks
from Jamaica and ii days from Havana,
we learn that a piraticai schooner was
cruizing off Cape Antonio, and had plum
dered the British brig Alligator OF almost
every article they could carry off. The
Alligator was afterwards cast away about
the 18th of August: she was from Jamai
ca bound to St. Johns, IN. b. That
on the cd of September, of Tortugas, IN
lat. %, boarded the ship Orleans, OF and
from Philadelphia, for New Orleans, 10
days out, the captain OF which informed
that days before in lat. %, long "a, he
was boarded by pirate corvette ship,
| who plundered him of his boat, and the
greatest part of his cargo of merchandise
| worth 100000.
The French ~, Colossus, and frigate
Galatea, got under way yesterday tore
noon from their anchorage in the Bay
| anu crossed the bar with a fine breeze
| from south west.
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POSTSCRIPT,
DEATH OF NAPOLEON.

Information has been received ih this
city, by the way OF Martinique, which
ic.res 40 douot OF che fact that the Ex-
Emperor Of France has paid the debt of
nature.
This event took place on the 9th of
Nav, at the Island of ST. Heiena-dissec-
lion being made of his body, the cause OF
MS Death was discovered to be cancer in
the pyroIus, (scirius pylorus,) which
seemed to have been long forming itself,
bat whose progress should have been
stopt bv the dilatation of the liver as the
cancer increased.
His remains have been buried in ro-
mantle situation, forming part OF the
grounds of Longwood, and previously
chosen by himself
His obsequies were attended with all
military honors His corpse was exposed
upon state bed, and was visited by all
classes of the population Of st. Helena.
Two British men of war were di.patch-
cd to carry to England the news of this
event. The last of those vessels touched
at the Island of Ascension on the 2lst OF
May, and the Com. Sir George Collier,
left that Island on the eth OF the same
month, with Ii. Is. NJ. ship Tartar
MAT Intel.
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f'uli!c Suie

ksS.,s In pursuance of dead of trust to
EIftI the subscriber from Benjamin Dean,
NEE and Euphemia his vile, TO secure the
49, payment of certain Sims of money
due 70 Jose ph Dean, deceased, he will pro-
coed TO sell, On Wednesday, he 18th day Of
Ssptsmber neat. on the premises, in Prince
WliIiam county, state of Virginia, four miles
from Haymarket. and thirty five from the
Distric: Of Columbia, one merchant mill, 40
by SO feet, A floors, pair Of burrs, with f
vans machinery complete. Also one other
mill. &c ty 80 feet 4 floors, one pair Of
stones, fixed for another pair, ilh machine
TO- Or aKins corn in the ears, and plaster
Also double geered saw mill, covered, and
with a separate wheel; good dwelling
house, two stories high, and ali necessary
out houses, milIcr's and cooper's houses,
cooper's shop, with between fifteen and Sc
yenteen acres q! Land-Terms made known
ON day 81 sale. Sale 10 commence at lS o.
clock. BY order of The executor,
WIN. HERBERT. aug Is
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The U. S brig Enlerprize, kearney,
sailed lrom PoI, au Prince 9Th July tor Mo-
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We have received by the BellOna, captain
IIoldridge, New Orleans papers TO the soth
alt inclusive, but hey do not contain an ar
,Icie ut the least interest.