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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04
ss'Hs estate of Tuom, s1 ni.ecrwr,r ,.c .,,,,

IViE estate of THOMAS BLACKWELL dec b,yinr
be.n eoinininsd 10 my hands as S.,rean, II The
Guy ol hchnnnd. ot administration shah sell TO The
.ses' o'u"er' al me te dwelling house OF the
ceased In the city NJ Richmond (near IA on branch
o" me '5!h instant u iar II the xt tam a ali
Tue "oVStHoLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE hriony.
,"I 10 sara estate $50 one Gig. Ira, aud Huis
an" several NEGRO ES.-Tbe house wil, he rented and
several aesroes hired out for the baancc Of ibr
',e" :" n,n- months "ill be sowedth purchasers
on AL sums above 2n-f1t that sum aud nader cash
VIII "e required b"nfs with approved security uus
NC give" r'evious T. Tue delivery of the gooas bond
anu security Will also he for TIE rent OF The
mousse and hire OF nesroes parable at Christina. next
ID. WREN Ssrgr CIR
N. ID. Al persons having claims against The said
estate are particularly requested TO make them know
previous TO The day OF SALE that provision may be
t"e 'oI Tue payment thereof aud ali persons imdeb
Gu are nesby noti ed that suits VIII be instituted
agslhs, ihein to Match court they come of AID
ana give satisfactory security the pa inent fwLu
Six nonihs) Of the balances due.
Ian. =. =. ~
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the observations ald rc@s0uinss on ~ lich this
opiuioI is founded. But permit me to state
that there - an important observation t..ai
has not been made there u decisive dedmc
lion, IN my opinion, Which has not been drawn
by that distinguished society.
DGting all tl.r tame that Ibis cruel malady
exercised Ills ravaecs in New Orleans, that il
10 nay, du,iug The months OF August. Septem.
Der and October last. there has been almost
constantly ~ the p'i>nu Oh this disiie ssed city
great mum beioi prisoners, aud not Il sinrie
one among them las been affected bN this
ui>oider; not orc, consequently died Ut il.
IL all tho c Unfortunate rttsons have been
preserved. l. II tot for This only rcasoa that
being thus sea.esieted from the iesi of the
inhabitants, they were protected from imnir-
diate contact Win the prrsous who were al :.
fected with The diSeases II is well known
that IN Egypt aud ALI lie ports OF the l.evant,
the only me2as OF protection from the piayus,
~ perfect sec,nsion while il exists 1t OH the
other hanii, ths Mellow fev.r were as our ply.
sicians call /. constitutional j. TO say Tilt
were natural 4" our climate how has IL hap
pehed that among such number OF persons
/ heaped together, IN so small place as the
piison OF ths city, not sineie Que should
have been at,arked 7 Certainly the idea of
the constituiion,iiiy OF the yellow lever must
vanish before iht> reasoning especially ii w.
reflect that the greater part Of these persons
were strangers TO our climate aud That what-
ever care may have been taken Of them dur
Ing That severe pe,,od they could not he in
theif damp dung eous. either so we'll LODGED
o. have that attention TO cleanliness which
| was enjoyed /" then own homes b, individu-
ais who have yet h.en swept of bv tins ter
iibie scourge May these reflections induce us
t. 'siracc onrSeps may The, leao You 10 the "a
| dol ton U. measures VI precaniIuu without
which The growth aud prosperity OF our popu
| lsiion Will experience delays that NAV per-
| hap> be infinitely lung, aud above all highly
| injurious"
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"A SCHoOL TiU be oJeHes aLopt the ipfh of I0,,,t
n dry netf, az EdgsrOod, the residence Of me
saD'cT'osr, ." me upper patt Of the Forks 6f M
soVtr mhfrs Hndey the direction Of Lsnis ~. Toy
.T T,Hbe taught me rHdimsnts offhe Eagfish In
~ Crssh md French LaDgnagss, drithmsfie and
ths use @ the Globes Pupils under 10 veots OF are
may DC accommodated Min GOard fn me houte OF IL
ssoscr'Der The fer'ns are eighty fVe doii0rs for
soard ,ncIndng rdshiSs and Huending, and f,eenfy
ConpincH ~ MS o,rH experience and rarned 6v
hot Y dsfs, tbdf rfouf attention 10 dieIyijne and
moral order,H0 Sf1iiHGrg eper 0Rsrsr ~ pro
fessed eHd oHffhdf 10 assemble gonfh Together sf.
oHt foTc'lg strict obedience fOther Instructor and
"sceHcy ana Hfobviefy Of conduct fon0rds aH rim
nSo" fhfy Gssoci0fe. TOVM be bit 10 Rant fEs In
not Csd " rice oVd immortality, fhe saGsc,fJer l.,
,snds 20 eHabh'h rules for ne government ofbfs
Schoof fo1Hdsd Hon fe only true amt certain J0si,
~ Hordfhv TIE 1reccpfs and practice Of him ubo
.tpaSe AMI Gcfsd as nerer dId."-aHd fhose
Fho come 10 ,steffe tSsfHcffoa under his oDs0Irrs
"m1 ropise az implicit compliance frffh fbcss >,
:ft"tfo"s. Onc baD III, price Of Board and RIM,
:" be PAU "a juno, fhs ether hal(ia Vorrss6st
y, - GARTER BERKBLEY.
""ss"VV"s Ho"0DcTI Oee.Y, Gl.,U6w
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Dee. %
lIIN ~ NNU

(NomMIrrED TO The jail Of brunswick comfy. va.
- onthr I5ih July last, as THnaHay, negro man
who lis himself isHAM.- He is about fee, inches
nigh about % years Of age light ,npiexon scar ON
ms i;' cheek bone, b. front upper split half of
az on the lutte finger ofthr right hand. lie saws he
ps'"Bts 10 John Roberts, Franklin comfy, Georgia
WHO "srehastd bin Of Benjamin King, Jasper coor Nv
Gr'igla.-The osner IS requested 10 come forward
prove property, pay charges, aud tate him away.
wI. ~. DUGGRR, Tailor
Also Committed 10 The jail Of Brunswiek connty .
on The 1oth day Of November last, AZ a runaway a
negI" man who calls himself JIM or JIMMY. Tie is
abont feet inch high sbou, n years Of a,e da,L
complexion, has scar gu the left side Of his nose
I've saws lie AeionRs 10 Willie Butrow negro sprcul,
tOf ~" purchased him of John " lotion In ports
mosth, 'd.--taJs be Railway In Stnkef county N. C.
on ms way u The south, aud that he don know where
vi vi, sHI'or cslis hs place Of residrpce-rhe owner
WI come forward, prove properly pay charges and
~. n"s away Wal. nUGGBR, Ja;ior.
VIC. v.
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ED RON TIE sutsc'ii' ne Sam iH Chesttfg.,d
- comfy, ON The nth NV last bright nav :, r
a,o"' 'eet 10 or III inches high niue o. ton y.sss
"'u, anu conspicnonsly marked, 10 vii a star nm Lr
"it hrad. large knot ahOut the micdie ofJl brA
"ceaainlei ~ the saddle. white strs4k .Xtrnasp.
rom me said kuot towards the tail; Of her biud
H WINE, aud wbie spot under The LEFT shouldst
blade-she WAS newly shod an round iaces AVID ray. -
very WELL which ATE her usual gates. traded ,or b
wan Mr. Patrick kS ndriCk, Tazrwe " no inforu,
co ir thai he Traded for hcr Ia Cumberland corat, -
WI give L reward Of i've dollars, aud Ieasoma;,,,.
"sPrns 10 ani person who wi,l deliver sad mar. IA
's, OF mr. Samuel Cary. Ia Riohnond.... Any inior
mali'n viii he lhankiuily iscslvcd
-, sTEFHtN BRANCH.
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ENTsNpRIziNC MFucuANr

IS sial'a IN W. BostoH CeRiinet, that The largest
SLIP oWaer m thai town has now a, srs nn,va,d. ~,
iNen5-io sail " vessels. II is supposed 4 si,sila
ihs'ahce CA h" be furnished IN the Unnrd States a
i''fgh pibicaion on III 'afect Of commerce aiIude.
70 W, gentleman IS 80 The greatest merchant in N,
ao , Besides hisown osienfiye sngsgemeu', mach
W US uHf u ht'ried - public concerns. Yei such
an immense property kesl IN continual cireaIs,,sn
lhetsDy enpyinr very great member Of individuals
Whp might oberw'e sniIcr II this large capital were
permitted 10 he dormant.
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Hanortr f.nnd In,. .NnL-

virtue OF deed tfnst executed To- The .nhsc,i
- p.r ny WIN Priidy "f lhe county OF Hanover far
t , peneh' 4 James u. Abtot. bearing date
zap VI November, 1919, and record m The CLERKS
"' ue county ~ tlanoser shall on the 2ifh
Mts Wohh, (1aaUary at Hanover Covt horse, .,rn
9ee1 publicly 20 sell 10 the highest bidder for cash nc
LaNb conveyed a' Aforesaid cenjanse by ,.lInat,,p
tt acIes situatd within absut u,les o( t.sn,er
courthouse, for the pap closing ih, said Irusi
Jan q '"oOi ,ius,ee.
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WOOD.

PHtLApELrHiA, Dee. PA frieBs Of ours h a. this
m"rn'ng counted the shaiiops LOADED Nth the
Delaware, fran Almond stteet wharf The hay scales
aud iennd ih- 10 he 1926 Each shaop averages about
70 cord, which gtyes i5G c~id OF wood afoat. a II,
supported that there IS vn the whzfves kast much
Wool as there Is siicat on the At the wood
Tor SALE ,, is computed there Is not less than 900
coris making total OF trsfrs thousand three nan
Dem. RrsSs
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NKw YORK Dec. a. Fine only 10 wsniinv e. A.
mghs'ia.e ,isi his p'ani ertd 10 The ckAfAcier
Wnicn has ~ late been ascfised a. a. lac fnlowlng
.Niia'i rom q letter ehch VIC received yesterday
~ DINING rom The postmaster in wn.fcbest,r IL TO-
Interesting aad valuable 10 be snppre,sed. = WV
- Frrfh E0'f. Dee z, 1920
Dr. hlieHon, ofihis place, was called not Ion,
snee = see child OF Eve of s1 s,afs old who mo-
W1nhh Va bis bel. was attacked with the lock law
'feT Svns biui The mcdiciDss usual IN such eases 70.
"ha ne rnuinnrd o. grow wrfse MS JOINTS heca.
bo5shead,to raise hiin up, he lhed altogether like
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04
THREAD LACE.

There is an extensive establishment for the mann fac
Iute oi 'bls elegant article " wateToSn The inarbne
70 saln 10 I've more srikingIy ingenious than even
"h'h nnte' card ma bnefy ;" " so, II must indeed
bs w0ndeTi1l Laces, rem half an inch yard and
nav IN BREADTH ofa any degree Of hnene,s aud rough,
20 aNy pai,t'h ae made here. equally beautiful With
any inroref. and with the great advantage ina, tbex
aIe WARRANTED not to nnravel II cut aud that they NAV
us Wa.'eg 40 often as the weater pieases. Lace is
nogelbeI matter Of luxury but II psople wa have
IT, lel them give the money for it to lh,m own fellow
citizens. MIR, Uer;.,a-
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-IOfICl.
\ N aoJoufned Gensfa MenIng % tie member. NJ
Tie Mn'uaI Assurance Sasirty aeanot frU o.. i,,I,
Jugs of Inc Sat "a Virginia ~ o., hrla an , yayit,i
III 'he euy bmonh on ne I'D JanaarV Is2t
JANIS RANKINGS P.agtnt ~ / S,y
Ian. - ,,'
4 IL pessons having .,sihs aga,nSi gFN5 .7IN Oh
nk iaie o. Hsnevef, deceased are Irques,ed 10
make them hno"n BENZ HIN BRAND
Executor Of BtEjdDh OIiger aec'd
sIcnnlnnf ID .It-rs. ilrc. :, 1890 to-. -.
= 4 ner,ing ~ tue i;iclIDdnd JOCLty CIuL LrIo :
: Tue swan tavern, The 6ln insi.
HeS"tVeG iiiat CDi ttaIvie le appointed Tten.ur.r
hcsosecd that DR.. IheUdoIick B!and Dudley br
appointed Secretary. '' "
hes9tVeG, That a committee Of three viz Me.sr.
p"h'iait, Pickett. aud Bat he appointed to dram a
yns'tunn and such mics and regulations as they may
.te,l nrce'ta'f 20 he. snhnhled general meeting
=" We hrid la he city 81 tunm0nd ihe Eaeir Hotel
u tae hrst lbnTsday in January, al 8 o'clock PM
Deerwhrr sI.ttr,
~ tNi iSEMENg -. AgTceanie last WIii ai,,,
= tsstaihrdt OF WILLIAM BURTON aec'd We olIsr
Tor sale a lfac 81 lard called HARD HINES IN ill.,
count " Htnrico, laying both sides uf The Louisa
,oau' ana aljoins the lands of Nasty sheppard John
"aAei aid oilers, distance from Richmond abopt
NINE miles Containing abont 200 land is ali
III weeds. The ss0wtb pine, white, red and Spanish
oah- any person @ishns to purchase may know the
teims ny applying To either ~ the Executors.
WfLLttM BURTON, IN
TiiOS BURTON Jr Executors.
EDWIN BURTON
November IN
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Ea,mers' Bank of Viroiv;a.

sNHE President and pirtctcis have declared a diyi
uend OF three aud quarter per ceut. for the las
ak months which, after the tuaf deduction Tor Al,
shares ~ the State, viii be paid the Stet or
Tue io'n instant WM. NEKERViS, Cashr.
'ah. 12..6t
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stake advised Liai 10 h,, dsteeiom Of the :cull
cap he did co.. and Ia asge quantities The rat,sut
svon began to mend the seu,icap Vas eostin.ed ina
snong aud oiftpsasd doses--tbs hoy IS new running
about ssm.~e JAMES REYNvLDs."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04

NJ Suhscrber Hiii Transact q CoMMiSsiUN ~
"A a slNtSS IN The house lately occupied by job. &
w. 'iiia'. VIM. J. NORRIS.
-
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NEW ENGLAND CENrENARy.

NEW GNbLtND CENTENARY.
NEW YORK DC. ~. The second Centenary NJ Nm.
landing - our foIefatbers, ii Plymouth
az that place IN the following impressive manner IA,
ibose wh" viii never live TO ace the third
" Plymouth Celebration Yesterday compirted m.
circle OF two centuries since our humble
sunni aied To enterprise, ny ecciesiasticai
i"hneh upon the barreu shores OF New EsgIand afsr
an Indictment voyage acrOs, the Atlantic 10 seek an
as,lHin, and form civil and religious commonly
sepa' atrd from the rest Of mankind nb.re the, npS
eI.tcise The rights OF conscisncr wi,Luu ,noles alton
me occasion induced great exerions at Pi,niouib
10 render distinguished; and Numerous ladies and
gentlemen i'om Bosiop and other throngc ed thar
iowa, Notwithstanding Tue cold weather
Tue ceremonies attending Ibis celebration ed
W ihe forenoon. by religious exercises. pre.,deu,
kifk.and Of Haivard College Offer ed up PRAYERS srye
"a nyihns were sung; aud discourse wa, ards
IehVeIed by Ihe Hon. Mr. Webster. Aher The concIi
SION q" the exercises IN the meeting house
"as formed TO The Town House. where abaut forty
gentlemen sal down TO an excellent dinner-Ihe Tr,ti
Viies 81 The day terminated by hail IN the evening
"hich was attended by great oeaI Of fashionable com
PanS from 'ht metropolis in addition the
ihhahitahts Of plymouth.
III "e'stei's address, which occupied an hour and
thre quarters in the delivery, 10 celebrated for il,
strength ITS appropriateness, and the powerful irnpre.
sion tptoduced. II 10 spoken Of in high term, az
approbaiion for these ana various other yartirnlar
S~'e"ehCitt EV Post.
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balances outstanding. ITO a large amouni, and
eAtr'meiv ,oiuininous, have been examined
ia ibis office OF which number those ct the
setetal states. for di>hnr srinentS during the
hate wa,, liay he mentioned much lime and
idhos II also consequent 10 an arrangement
which requires the Auditor T. couducI all,
the correspondence in relation 10 every ac-
count received IN the cthces; some idea of the
eAtcni OF which may he formed. wheu /, l.,
stated that, si"cc the establishment oi the Of
nee, twenty thee letter books have hcru til, Z.
eel with the iettriS Written Ui the business ut
The uiiice.
Some delay in the settlement OF the out
stan0tng accounts has alec arisen, from tn.
Necessity al emp ioying several Of Tie reiks
allowed during The last session OF Congress
Tor settling them. IN preparing statements OF
the number at militia IN service dirIinc the
late war and other inior NATION in obe diencc
10 RESOLUTIONS of the Scratr and House OF
Representatives OF ihS last session, a business.
from the manner ,n which the militia uere
PAID by the several pay masters aud states re.
quiiitlg great lensth OF lime to complete.
Snch are some of the particulars OF the Iu.
ties devoived om the otTce ola Third Auditor
aud OF the employment OF the fntce hereto,
tnre allotted To II ; hi. force will bv law. be
diminished AZ The end OF The pres,n, Year, in
Tue discharge of nine clerks IT is n.vertb,-
less, anticipated, dat. with diiie.ut nppii.
cation OF the remainder of it, ni,lrpendnut
OF tlie current business of The office, ripa,
progress Will be made in i,ducti. q the sum.
Der OF the unsettled accounts
have thu honor o. ke your most obe iienl
se,,ani. PElER HAGNEt, Aaditor.
} sEpH ANDERSON. ESQ.
IuSt Comptroller of the TREASURY
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that there are 10 SAILORS left, and. we are
iu!h,med. t0at many sessols are uow loaded
waiting for crews. Wages o: eourse are hiel,
Seameo wanting employment. would do well
10 bend th, n course Tor tins city.
iBditimore Fed. Gd-.
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the Legislature Of Maryland. on the a2a nit Mr
Milatd asked obtained leave AFTER some
10 bring IA biii 10 tar B1cheiors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04

SO nemerous have ic,i' HE departures of
vessels from this port W.tbin the last month,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04

The letter from which the following ex-
tracts made from an intelligent, officer of
the Uuiied STATES Navy IN "a gentleman in
this city. was not intended for publication
but, as u contains inter. sting and the latest
information from The coionsts near Sierra
Leone, we have ask. d and obtained leave TO
give il to The rnbc:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04

Exports from he United Siafes.--Fron the
"Inonmt OF tue Experts Of HE U"i,ed States.
Yesterday laid before the House If Reuresen.
tatiyes II appears that the Exports, Tor rIle
year ending SOlh Sept. last, were valued as
'o"0%s !,
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follows: 80
OF Domestic Products, 81 Gs2 GAO
Foreign PfodDctS is 500 90
Making n total Of : GU COL OGD accordlu, IN
he cu.tOm house valuation.
Tie Domestic Exports were COMPOSED Of
The following general amounts
Products of The Sea 225tC0O
Products Of the FoteSf q JOf 900
Products Of Agriculture 81 as 900
Products oi alaunIac,ufes, 2OI0 600
uncertain 625 .OO0
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
a..., READLIG ROO.X -.
fa& MARIN JOURN AL H. 49,
PORI or .4LEGA.NDRLI, Sept IL
ARRIV ED,

ARRIVED,
Slopp Nil. Boy, from PortoSscco; cargo
Of tobacco. to VI. Miller & Son, anu nomas
II. siow.and
Scar. AGonis, Baker. fr Herring Bay,
Gar. q. a tobacco 10 Vim towle u Co.
SAILED
Sca2. Relief, B x;e., New York.
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Public Sale

WIS day at 9 o'clock will be sold al Is
Il raei Janney's warehouse, CJrner OF
Union 4. Docs street.,
. obls. family Fish superior quality
ten plate Stove
Desk aud chairs, scales weights SC.
5. A. MARS LLLtk, Auct.
Sept Ia
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Brat en- Morgan e Go.

BraC en- Morgan e Go.
EIAVE imported in the ships Wilhe!n:"a
FL 4. Relvidera from Liverpool
Fine l. superhne cloths
DO do pelisse, do pain & twild
Do do ladies cloths
Do double MILD drsb cloths
Fiushings, blue, drab 4. olive
Flannels, white, red & yellow
BLANKETS, rose, point s. strip'd
Bombazetis, plain d figured
Tartan pIaids
Merino shaws
Cashmere do plain & embroidered
Plaid table cloths
Robes of various patterns
Fancy waistcoaling
Worsied hose, black, slate T. white
Do gloves 4. caps.
Cords and velyeteens
9.8 cotton apron check
7-S& 9-S steam loom >hirlihgs
9-8 & GA cambria muslins
India book muslin
Fancy prints
Patent threads
ON HAND,
Sewing silks T. ball twis
Beaver gloves, cotton hose
Black ribbons. galloons, cassinetts,
Shoe thread. &C. &c.
9 mo 10 d3teo6zv
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Negroes " anted.
Alexandria Htuseum.

ENHE Manager respectfully informs the
public, that spacious apartments are
now preparing in he upper part OF the New
Market hCuse, for the permanent accommo-
Il ation nj the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13

:, - now -eported that orders have been
"i,sn Tor the free sdmissIon of her Ma
:..,y aud her immediate attendants
y,n, p.oers OF The 18th contain but little in
,Lgruce Of au7 interest. The journals ct
',no,j,e politics have skirmished a little
I'm. ,he character and fame OF BonapaTte.
=, wc fnd n6thing worth extracting. The
-,,csr controversy is also noticed, and the
s1owmg medical opinion gwen upon its
'I,r,c,rr. from IRE Dictionary of .hedi-
~ Sc;fHces-'' Climate has no influence
:, cap,er-its two usual causes are,
Jon and protraeted sorrow and excess OF
Gripkiag spiriluous liquors.
4 mall has arrived from Hamburg with
-.~sr. 10 the Oh inst. A report is sand to
I', prevailed at Vienna, that Russian
..ons had entered MoldaVia, upon the
md Of the Turks having violated the
Using treaties, by occupying W aliachla
Int, The conseu! of the Russian govern
Lsn!.
Contain, the Earl of hunlIae uon, COM
,,,nJing a brig OF the royal navy, has en-
sd ,Ee port ufCOr!u. coming trOm Athens.
q, the zjd of May; the day of his leaving
,br latter place, the Turks were still shut
no ~ the citadel, waoting provisions espe-
cIalIy water, and much pressed by the Alhe-
ran soldiers, who have received supplies If
,mmuultior from an Ydriot vessel. The
gsrI of Huntingdon saw, on bis passage IL
Greek yessess, making SAL for Paras, with
endorsements ivr The Greek encamped
round that fortress.
Hamburg July 10.
According to accounts received in the or
binary co"rSe from st Petersburg, a squad
1oa, consisting Of some ships OF the line
AMI irga,es, was TO SAIL from Constradt ia a
Few lays, under the command of Admiral
[ ronn, to cruIze during the summer liz the
Bsluc. II seems that the squadron is tins
wear rather stronger than usual.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13

from the steamboat Hotel ReaGing- Room books.
SatHday, sept. 0.
Put back IN distress -ScAr. Ceres,
Bushnell, which sailed from this port 22a
nit. for Bermuda aud on the &9tn ult. IN
lat. s. 40, soag, ~ %, experienced
heavy gale from L, 5. T.. finding the scnr
would not iav TO, the sea md>lng com
plete breach over her, ieaEinS considera
blv, and both pumps being choakeu with
cocn, Thought it most prudent to put
way for the nearest port, then having 8
inches of water above ner Helson Being
much by the mead was compelled to Ii hit
en- her forward by throwing over part of
her cargo On Monday last the Gers
experienced another tremendous blow
from ;. 5. w. which carried away her
wais, boards, rail forward, &c. and did
much damage to her sails and rigging
will be compelled to discharge the whole
of her cargo to retit-In lat. 81, long a,
spoke an English Brlgantine, from ia
uaica, bound TO ST Johns n. B VINO
politely offered to supply Capt. b. with
any thing he stood in need dispose al
So, off tae Capes, Pilot Boat, which in
iormed that she passed a Brig, bound to
tie Northward, dismasted; and saw
Schooner. with her masts cut away, be-
longing to Baltimore,
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MUSEUM.

Although this institution has been unavoid-
ably closed for Want of suitable place of
exhibition, still lis excellent collection has
beeh preserved, and very exlensiv and va
luable additions mtde thereto. Ii is ex
pected that The Museum will oe open cor the
reception ut subs rrers nd visitors in the
course OF mon.h, oi which notice will be
given. "
r MOUNTFORD Jr.
p S. Annual subscription ticket tor the
4d;nis ion Of a family t,vo dollars Annual
ticket, for an mdiv'dbai, one dollar; Non
subscribers t5gcnty fue cents. each VISIT
Propripiors of tickets may visit as often as
they choo during the year The Museum
will he opened every day, except Sunday.
sept ~ Il
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s1enrr n Gather.

iseorG II Galti:er,
HAS just received per sloop Altoona,
IL from New York, and the sloop Packet,
FROM Philadelphia.
bales best English ingram carpeting.
5 do 5 & flushing.
6 do rose BLANKETS, from TO 1874
do three point do
do white Russia sheeting
3 do do Scotch do
2 do bro DO do
case elegant Merino Shawls
assorted from 10 ga
4 do canton grapes
do blk italian 10
do assorted ribbons
8 Bales "A bro sheelings
8 do 7-8 hleached DO
The above goods will be sold by the pack
age or piece. at very low prices il applied
for soon.
Georgetown sept le 81