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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17
For freight,
For Halifax,

For Halifax,
SA The schooner THETIs; Alexan-
d.. der Newcomb, master, will sail a
few days, and take goo barrels. on freight,
Apply to VIM. FOWLE & Co.
Who haze for sale received by spid schooner
and br,g UyvIC.E & SaLLYfrom Boston,
30 hhds. retailing Molasses,
300 tons Plaster Paris.
For Boston,
Ak The schooner ANN. captain
TX Small, will be ready to loads IN three
days and take freight on moderate terms, &
Tor sale the said sChoonsr's cargo of
TOO casks rhomas.own lime
aug Is Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17
For New-York,

" The packet schooner, RISING
MSTATES Capt John Cole, car.
ries $50 barrels, half her cargo being engage
ed, she vii! he dispatched without delay; Tor
freight Of The residue or passage, ihaving ez-
celIpnt accommodations on hos I'd J apply TO
aug ii JOHN FURLONG.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17
Cheap Shoes.
G e. ID REED,

q" ~ W. 17C1 :,
J1AVE just received from Baltimore ana
IL Boston, a fresh supply OF SHOES, con-
sisling of the following kinds:-Which they
offer for sale at reduced prices for Cash
Ladies' Kid Slippers with heels
Ditto, Morocco, 90.
do do. do.
do Kid do.
M sses and Childrens Morocco aud Leath-
or Shoes, Men and Boys thick and bound,
nArFur aud wool Hats, Boys whi.eawool
Ditto.
aug. IL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17
10 Rent,
For Freight.

For Freight,
kA, The new and superior Brig HAN
A& NAH. William Pears on, D.sster.
carries 1900 barrels Flour, or 93u Hhds of
Tobacco-.is in complete order aud wi take
a cargo immediately on board. Apply to
VIM. FOWLE J. Co.
aug. H..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17
For EastpOrt,

For PASSPORT,
>ksh The good sehr ENTERPRl2E,
~. Nathaniel Ames, master; buItben
bout 1900 bbIs and will we're soon be res dy
to load.
Also. for freight,
Xxx The good schr. NANCY.E e. Perry.
&3& master; burthen about loo barrels,
and vii! be ready to load; in preference to an
eastern port. Apply to
ea JOHN H. LADD g. Co.
Who have for sale,
800 tons pl aister,
eoc,sks fresh Thomaston lime
aug Is
A. C. Cazenove, 3 Co.
TTAvE moved TO the lower part of King
III street, near the Custom House,
avg IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17
SM READING ROOM SV
SA2 MAXIM JOURN AL. &$;
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, .aug. l6

ARRIVED,
Ship Fair Trader, Brown, IS days Fl.
Liverpool, salt, Goals and bale goods, to
Phineas Jannsy, c. s. |. P. Thompson and
D. P. Finley.
SAILED,
Steam boat Potomac, Middleton, Nor
folk
Schr Morning Star, Mentor, Boston.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17

For Boston,
S2> Tn. sebr. HIl ia FRANKLIN, 10.
@& Trafford master, can'take loo Sbls. on
freight OF which or passage, apply to
T. H. ROWLAND.
Who has for sale said scbrs cargo Of
loo bbls naval stores
IS 900 fee tclear Aoyring boards
10000 do merchandise wide do
8 mo Is Ut
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17
Writing Academy.

q G. DEETH, respectfully informs the
-. citizens Of Alexandria and its vicinity,
that he will commence School for the in
struction Of young Ladies and Gentlemen in
The ART oG
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17

ON FRIDAY,

> ON FRIDAY,
TNHE gath Aug at 10 clock, will he sold
l. at the cabinet Warehouse OF Samuel
Ward, OH King street, all The stock 10 uaje
ofsaid Ward, consisting Of
Sideboards, Book Gases,
Bureaus. Tables,
Secretaries, Bsdsteads, &c.
ALSO,
Unfinished work, Tools and Stock
Also, a quantity Of excellent household J..
Kitchen furniture. known at sale.
THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee.
5. A. MARSTELLER, auct'r.
aug II
an Tuesday at 10 o'clock, will be sold
~ at the Auction Store, variety Of
Goods, among which are -
Sugars, Rum, Wine, Brandy. Wbiskey,
Vinegar, Soap. Candles, Mustard, Ginger,
Cordial, Nails. Sitters, Philadelphia Ale and
Porter in B,ttIes, Cod Fish, Cotton Hats,
French do. Feathers, Sundry articles Of
Furniture.
Mems coarse 4 fine shoes, callicoes, cam
brics, silks, threads, cloths, cassinrfes,
ginghams. nahkeens, &c. &c. Also, ready
made clothes,
Will be added to the sale without reserve.
3 bbls. New York Ale,
aud will continue at private sale for few
days, few cut pieces elegant linen cambric.
S. A. MARSTELLER Auct'r.
aug. ~.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17

flour Il Groceries.
VTLLIAM II. AVERY,
JTAS common, ed the FLOUR & GRO:
II Gerry business at the 5. w. corner Of
King and PAYNE streets, where he will give
the highest price for all kinds of Country
Produce: and intends keeping a complete
assortment OF Groceries, which will be sold
on the lowest terms. =.
Alexandra, aug. IL. ~
nrThe Lees6urg Washingtonian 4 Win
chester Republican, will please insert the
above three times, aud send their accounts
10 this Office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17
James Norris

las quantity OF good picking Vinegar, that
he will retail at Is cents per gallon at m store on
Prince ST eet.
aug 10 eo3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17
For freight,
StoD Saduie Thief.

Stop Sadlie Thief.
CtTOLEN from The subscribers Stable on
- Wednesday night last, a SADDLE and
Birdie. The saddle had " hile cloth,
bound with blue, Plated stirrups. The
Bride had plated bit, and blerdoon. The
lower part OF The LEFT CHI, tx Of The bit hltle
twisted.
A reasonable reward will be given for the
recovery OF either of them; ana the toll val
ue will be paid for the discovery and con.
viction of the thief
0rrhe tibet is supposed TO have gone
the Leesburg Road.
aug II 81 J. SWIFT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-17

4 Z a superior Court OF Chancery held in
~ the town of Fredericksburg on t5e 9Th
day of May, 1921,
James G. DeDeale-P Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

piece IN question seen the agsrcsa.s census y
returned by him, and h. inds in il, the. urea,
OF correcting the statement already made. lie
observes that, the number in the column Of
" free white males between 16 and 10" (Which
IN Fluvanna is 4J) is in fact iusbtfed in that of
free white males of1G apd,uuder .cS,'' land
amounts to 23l,l while The. females between
l6 and under GO are 9s5, in ineqydity which
may well exist.
The writer OF this and OF the former article
will remark that he cited / ( Eares and nnm-
bers from memory, hayi taloaLy seen the cen
sns oil the county in question rs ne stated.
posted at n tavern.door.
lie hopes this Communications will ,be sui
clent to rescue the Marshal from any censure
winch may be supposed to be implied in the
former communications which WAS certainly
not intended by the writer, who only wished
to recommend annther more accurate, mode OF
taking the census, ani one which might ~, of
general utility, for financial, military and po-
lItcal purposes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
BOUNDARY LINE.

The New York Commercial Advertiser.
says, statement from Montreal paper that
the Commissioners under the sixth article of
thetreaty of Great Britain, could not agree on
the boundary line, is not true. Gen. Porter
and Col. Barclay were to meet in the CITY of
New York, Nov. 10; and the Advertiser be-
lleves" the commissioners will agree" This
may be true-but we believe the commission
of Gen. Porter and Col. Barclay is to the west
oflhat part of the line which will he most dis
puted, i. e. between the state of Maine and
Lower Canada. We have convcrsed with
capt. Alden Partridge, who was on the survey
of this part of the line, and who has no doubt
that the true line, viz. the Highlands between
the heads ofthe rivers running into the ST.
Lawrence and those running into the Atlantic,
is more than ore hundred miles north of what
mas usually been supposed to be the boundary.
This line, he thinks, the British commissioner
VIII notadmlt, howeverplain it may appear from
the letter OF the treaty (; for it completely cuts
OIL the usual course Ofthe communication be-
tween the British provinces of New Brunswick
ana Canada. W II. Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

the interior al one dollar fifty cents, and even
atone dollar a barrel. To those who are con
vcrsant with agricultural concerns, il must b.
evident that it cannot be lower for any length
of time, land, wages, and the interest of money
remaining mt present rates. Different circum-
stances induce MS to think that il will be high
er. ln some parts Of the country, the crops
have tailed, not indeed to that extent which
can occasion any apprehensions of scarcity,
but so far as TO affect prices. A more gene
raj cause deserves consideration. The depre-
citation of bread stuils has caused some farmers
to employ their capital in grazing, and Others,
finding 1t useless TO raise more grain than they
could sell. have turned part OF their attention
to household manufactures. 1t is a pretty
general opinion, and, we believe, a correct one,
that the capital and labor appropriated to the
cultivation of grain, has been less this year
than usual. This, and the partial failure Of
the crops, will raise the average price of flour.
AS for present prices, it will be recollected
that spectators are at work both i'm Europe
and America. or the possibilities and proJa-
biiities on which these speculatons are foun-
ded, ample details have been given in our CO.
lumns, and of their correctness, our readers
are as capable of Judging, or of guessing, as
ourselves. Phdad Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

Ehf fY DOLLARS will be given for experimenting and
securing in Jail villain who call, himself Doctor Tho
ma hoon Doci Thomas other that suits his
convenience lie stole from pair of sadde-iags Friday
iast about forty dollars principally in FIVE franc pieces
1oiieh credit IN town for between hundred
1oars swinded from gentleman in King Queen county
foln u b paper payable at Richmond, hired gig and
On tuesday made his exit. lie had while here a light
Grad surout with three capes, black nttook with
sun oil uperne blue cloth with gilt buttons, plaid
peu WIN green and blue, drab pannloons, double
relied pistol brass body steel barrels and yellow
gig WIN small black stripes plated harness hafworn bride
ornamented with large yellow roses- strawberry roam
morse mat PAGES we-e is nearly six feet high, and
wen MADE, black hair large whiskers uncommonly dark
eyes pale face, quite after little acaun,-
'nee no small portion OF vanity talks great deal
azores out more OF himsel-sated that he from
I'M Missouri and wished to purchase forty negroes. He
zen passing through Petersburg, Va the day he
'niS place. JAMES BYERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
SELECT SEMINARY

' IfbE Subscriber, Principal Of the Brcmo Seminary
D contemplate opening Classical school in Uicbmond
on tue lth day Of January. His will embrace m,
Greek Latin and En1sl Languages. Mathematics isto
~ Mythology, geography and Arithmetic Having receiy
ed Ia education at one OF the best schools in Iceland an
having had the advantage Of several year experience m
nope tbat unrrHiiting cNeons will eutHe him 10 pubir
confluence 10 facilitate the attainment Of this object he
mas mined 10 limit tue number OF his pupils TO tvs entv
I'VE "hi'h arrangements j. presumed, will I've attepdc,
with considerable advantage 70 the Students As sls p6,
probably be IN Richmond before the middle az Deccr
3enench WISHING % engage place in the Seminary nre
fterred 20 Richard Anderson, Esq President Of the H.
banH, who VIII make Known my and give every
necessary niornaOntitc Young gentlemen Vit I've n.
ceived as b'ader.in ms family, II application bo Ie rs
noVe or TO yseiat ny pfescnt residence before the 18th OF
"y ~ lr WM. BUEKE.
uftihs5 N0fefnOcrt' S2-1fwm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

COMMUNICATIONS.
.utSSrs. EdiiorS-Un Understanding that com
municatlon which appeared 10 your paper
some weeks ago, mas been used for the piir-
pose of allixIng censure on the Marshal Of this
district, the author Of the publication takes
pleasure in stating that he bad no such nlen-
ton Whatever he believes the Marshal TO be
a most respectable person, every way qualified
for his Office, and faithful ia discharge OF his
duties. The writer of the piece ia question
wished only 90 recommend the register in
place at the present method and the more
dlllgent the officer has been, II inaccuracies
slilI exist Ia the census, the beuef for bis pur-
pose.
The author viii also state in JUSTIFICATION OF
I've idrsha', That We iias s.Uce writing The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
U. s. SCHN'R. PORPOIsE.

Captain Skinner, ofthe schr. Swan. arrv-
ed at N.York on the cath inst. from "a Gura
informs the Editors of the Mercantile Adver-
tiser. that the day previous to his sailing, he
was told by gentleman direct from St. Tho
mas, that the U. S. schn'r Porpoisc had cap
tured to windward of Porto Rico, the Spanish
prIvateer sch. Punsheta, of one long o4 poun-
der and four walst guns with crew of 100
men, and ordered her 10 St. Thomas, where
she had arrived. The Puncheta is the priva-
teer that captured the American brig Rising
States,on the aith Aug. last, of La Guira. 1t is
this circumstance, probably, that gave rise to
the report received at Norfolk of the Porpose
having had an engagement with pirate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
EDUCATION.

k,APECIiNd some Of my pupils to leave me- there will
commence Tue 10Th OF January The terms heretofore
NS-nVe dollars Tor tuition and board, including washing
or fve months the boys TO find their beds Tho n
non mos, healthy one, within few miles Of Peters
LOU opa'n ana no ogectIon can be made the neighbor-
hoodand natter myself That nv great ateotiop AMI s
Patronage. ' VI '"''
Letters directed 10 Liudsay's Store Abemarie
Hhght be Immediately received and attended TO-
- --oeenIocI D. ot-w6wt PATRICK MTCHTE.
a Ii persons INDEBTED TO JOHN GRAHAAI deceased are
requested 10 make payment 20 me inmediatelv as I
am desirou OF closing the administrations rs soon as
ana therefore cannot grant indulgence to any boiv
. WALTER DUN, Executor
wy. ~. ol-l of John Graham dec.
j Ienrico Superior Court of Law November IL 1921 =
= niny suits remaining upon the Docket Of hi, Court nm
ted N Otercd, that Intermediate term be held on The
hr wednesday IN December next the courthouse i'm tho
cWoi richmond, and that all causes rea ming ntricd nc
aforesaid, be continued ill the said intermediate term
copy TIL. G. HOWARD d. g.
NOvember23 ~ ., - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
Staples of tie Picbmond .Wgyflt.
FRESH u SEASONABLE GOODS.
JUST EEcEfvED AMI FOR SALE BY
.M1.N.T S. UHLE.NTLNg,

Ne & 61Or 10 Nr Shortoc Nil T'rrern.
1.-TWO rennsvvania made Kerseys Linseyvoosv
= cloths Tor servants clothing, plain aud figured Bombs,
zefs and Bnnhazrcs assorted cOlors figured Crgrps amt
Circassian Plaid CacOes, white and red Fiannes ,izfs
I'll 81, &c, iO4 - aud S-f blankets ~ ana o.
Point ditto superior Striped ditto, Ladies' white sate color
el and black Worsteh Stockings. Gcncmcr's Iauisyyot
Hose aud lalfHosc 100 pieces Irish Linens Shccnrs
some Cf which eqni any offered in this market
kenug Lcno, Hook, Muli-uui India Tacpncf Nn,lins
with variety Of ether articcstH Ufwiich will be sol. AZ
reduced prices. NV. q. elf
ffllE subscriber, residing shout miles E1si Of t
Virenia University oilers 10 take in the ensuing wear
few huarders, whom he will instruct acquiring fno,vl.
edge % the Cassics Of tie English and Geography his
price for board aai tuition (parcn furnishing beds and a-
dies will be ninety do'ars for len months payment VIII be-
rcqureda the end Of eve months half; tive balance az tb
end of the vearis school will t5,i Of Iat
neXit riu BE- perceived that the are n0ter1te
and the subscriber only say that he crpcs do hs
duiv" THOR NTON roc Frs
November 80 to-sf
At n Meeting ofihe President md Directors Of
Hs Ja1es Rrfr Company, 1874 Dag IF O-fobsr f72i.
- ESOlVED, that proposals will be- received i the
IN December, for making the TURNPIKE EOAp in sec
tons commencing station No 50 u the tbifd mile
Kauawha rietr (frst sectio) CRISIS Tavern from
Caahaus ohc mouth Of Dunlap creek srrccsAiy fi
specification which hss adopted which may be rc.
frrred 20 application Mr.. Robert Pollard, so
Road Commissioners in 0reenlTicr county.
Acopy-resie ROBERT POLLARD. Cier.
October ~. ffsaIU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST

pursuance Of deed Of trust executed the subscriber
on the <4th day July last Ivy VIM Caufeld and Julia
a. his wife, and remaining of record i'm the oce NJ ,be
county court Of Henrco, will be offered for sale upon the
premises Tor CAsii onhe mn dry IF Iecl5r neri fair
II street in the city Of Richmond The lot aforementioned
part OF Lot No 6I in the plan Of the citv contains
in front Sc feet on street and lies between the properly Of
Beniamin Woes heirs, the lot on which the said William
Cauliied now resides and lot of ground formerly the
property of Fleming Russell. The improvements upon II
are comfortable and in good repair The sale will he CON
Quoted by messrs Moncure Robinson Plcnsants and will
commence at o'clock in the afternoon. The trustee will
convey other better title than that assured IN him bv
the trust deed and without warranty. ~ -
Nov. so. q p. " DANIFI rr,s,oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
HEADS.

The advlccs from $. America are all agree =
able to the friends Of Libcrty-Peru indie
pendent arihagena in the hands of the Pa
,rlots--and the City of Mexico. saia ia he TAX
EN- by the indcpendcnts.-I fiat of Nature
is about to be executed, South America be-
comes independent OF Spain
Our London dates are now down. TO the
.2ota ocfober-a considerable depression in
the price of bread-stuhs between the 9Th and
2Oth--ihe prospect said TO be very faint of
the ports opening even for coloni.I wheat
Russia and Turkey still in suspense. The
troops were Withdrawing from the PrutF--
but the Emperor of Russia still dissatisfied
with the Turkish Utimatun.-In Spain,
nothing peculiarly interesting in the political
world-but the yellow fever still RACES in Bar
celona, Tortosa, sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

We regret to learn that the sickness at St.
Augustine continues, with unabated violence.
We regret it The more, because several Off
GERS oil the army now in this city and Savan-
nah, are said to be under orders for that post
10 SIT on court Martial. Reduced as.the army
Is by the false economy of Congress, it is
painful TO contemplate any other mode of
diminishing IFS number.
A Court Martial is not such an occasion, as
requires or atones for, the exposure Of life. 1t
had much better be postponed, if not waved
entirely. Charleston Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

DiEDlOn Monday evening last his residence on the
Potomac few miles below this ace, col WAL a. DAN
dttfltLD in the 52d year Of his age. The very hand
some literary requirements of this gni;eman and the h
estimation in winch bis friendship and familiarity hcd
sufficiently beSpeak the correctness Of his life ami
abeness Of his disposition well dignity Df department
80 liter. Hcr0fd.
Died, at Toddshury tie of Philip TaIb, Esq on the
10Th OF November Mrs. LUCY TABB wife to Thomas /.
Tahb, EsqDy this severe ,!ispenaiion nrirnerou tsr,
y are left irconsnale; she having for many years beer
the mild star, which directed the comforts that mansion
hose hospitality and beneyoience well KNOWN 90 iii
vino have visited th counsy of Gloucester. Were it not that
all real excellence Is cOnloUnded in that description
luminous fame that voice Of auIatn which alike c0nfund,
an who descend 20 The grave, should de- the anna
De QUALITIES o' thfS excellent woman bui forear,
g that her virtues have engraved themselves too deeply
up"n The hearts Of az no had The pleasure her acqani
anre 10 need tle aid of obituary euiogiuin The writer
'Iis, feels that the vacuum she has lett be filed
mouns alike for the friend lost aud FOR those who
iCorluiuairntcR'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30
WILL BE SOLD

my plantation in llenrco, near Wikcrson's Fridge
CORN, OATS HAY and FODDER, some MULES, WORK
uAE carts and other plantation utensils some cattle and
hoesi &c. &c.--rerms the sale
Oct. 80 59-ids ERED uARvJc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

60 Before we issue our next No. CONGRESS
and the Virginia Legislature will both be lt
Sesalon.-We shall therefore begin to publish
three times Vseek-Days, Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

WIS Is 10 nior m the public, that any nt d 40 a.
n executed by John Wouddy Jr me- dated 9Th March
ISs Tor TWO hundred and seyenysix dollars and some odd
cents ana assigned by Thomas III. Bracket shold
be offered 20 he traded no reliance need he nace n
my endorsao" as anu entirely released from all response
biy incurred thereby and have nv possessions am c-
acknowledgement TO that effect from the said Bracket
FRANCIS TRANSPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-30

brisk correspondence is going on between the
secretary of state and the Spanish minister Anda-
gda II Is supposed 10 relate To Florida aifairs-and
the protests OF Nlessrs. Callava and Coppineer,
These affairs after all, will turn out To have arisen
oui oil defect Of forriS, ont oil the of fo,m
by WHICH the proceedings Of the Spanish functional
ileS could be reconci!oN 10 The subject of an
arbitrary power must comply with forms when not
specially instructed there form under " hic
Cailava could act, without assuming n responsibility
that would Involve him in difficulties which he did
not choose io encounIcr--and lie would not bulge
lie thus exonerates himself To his government On
the other hand there was other course To arrest
great evils and ligaiions The part of landed pro-
prIeors in Florida than CIT the Gordi1n kaok and
fortunately we had man who respected right and
justice more than forms, which are only to be respect
| ed when they conduce 10 good order aud Justice
which ought to be discarded when vicious or pern-
cious.
The affairs and claims under the Florida treaty, if
we are not very much mistaken will present scene
such as has not been often represented There is a
mystery in the fact, that remains to he unrayelIcd-it
appears that Don Ons willing TO insert larger
sum than fire millions in the treaty. but that the Ame-
rican negociator would consent 10 insert more
than fire miiioHSthe claims altogether amount per
haps TO 40 millions; though probably rot more than
| 20 are good.
| The boundary between the United States and Ca
NADIA will probably be brought; into view M the ensu-
ing session. The expense Of that affair is enormous
The corps of typographical engineers would have ac-
cOmpllshed the whole survey. IN ono half of the finn @
expended on this service and il remains to he seen
whether the survey is really made or if made wlc-
Their il is defnitivc. .4,Eora.