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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
By B. @. TYLER.
BY B. o. TYLER,
Sole Agent for The Managers If he
GRAND NATIONAL CANAI.LUT.
Terry,
Third Glass.
Now DRAwING-By authority of Con.

blenders Of Congress, to whom the trifing
compared with being separated from their
homes and families tor many tedious winter
months; Merchants, who want an increase OF
active capital; .Mechanics, who wish to add
to the stock, which affords scope 10 their
enterprise; men Of leisure and zrenlh. who
would increase the means OF their bene6-
cence; young men, who want the means 10
support wives; and old men, who would add
to the provision tor their children: females,
whose sex may prevent their personal pur.
suits of gainlul avocatlons, but to whom
small investment may give, without exertion,
a handsome share in the good things of this
world; rich men. who wish to be richer; and
poor men, who wish 10 be rich1lthese, and
all the other classes OF society. to whom
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
Forty Thousand Dollars !


or a more moderate sum, would be an &C.
selves with ticxets of admission 10 The court
Of fortune, where their several claims will,
no doubt, meet ready attention. Shakespeare
told US long ago that
"There is a tide in the affairs of men
Which, when taken at the food, leads on TO
Fortune
1t is now confidently believed TO be the
'hood-tde at TYLER'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore tried their
luck as the. phrase is, land found it bad luck,
should remember the policy of Bassonic--
"In nv school days, when had lost one shalt,
shot bis fellow Of the self same fight,
The self same way, TO find the other forth.
And by adventurlng both, i often found both.
Those inclined to adopt this wise policy
OF Bassanio may for the trifling sum of le
dollars. secure to themselves the following
SPLENDID CAPITALS, which are yet TO be
drawn, VIZ:
100000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
49Of 1000 Dollars.
l8 of 500 Dollars.
56of 100 Dollars.
Besides nearly
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
In 80 and smaller prizes.
Not one binnk TO a prize, and 5000 tickets
entitled to two chances each.
The Grand National Canal Lottery being
authorized by special act Of congress, he
tickets may be sold in any part of the Uni
ted States. Vendors and Others will Go well
to forward their orders to TyLER's TEMPLE
OF FORTUNE, Washington city, where, within
few days, have been obtained prize Of
5000, of loco, and number of 800, loo, 80,
SC. sc.
The lottery draws again on Monday next
The first 9ooo blanks entitled 10 l2 dollars
each. november 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
Fortune 1oiih both Annds MB,

Fortune 1oiM both Ann,!s int!
THIS goddess of the rolling wheel. 70
i whom the devstions of all are a,pweo.
ly or secretly paid, after bestowimg with c..
PRECIOUS preference, her fayors, now onOne
and now OF another, OF the shriues ereclei
to her worship, in the City of Washington
has, at last. we are credibly informed, de:
termined 10 honor with her special preter.
ence and permanent residence tie rLaPrs
newly dedicated to her service,
Pennsylvania avenue, Wa .hinCtop CITY,
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WIN respect, &C. &C.
TIC. DOWDEN.
SAMUEL r. KRAMER.
JOHN T. SlCKLES.
ANDREW l.. STITCHER.
SAMUEL ROSWELL.
PHILLIP MILLER.
JESSE F. CAVIT.
STEPHEN BADGER.
To Adam Ramage.
Neu- York, July 8. 1919.
Dear Sir have for tome time past been
threatening to write to you, to let you know
how well | am pleased with the Ruthven
Press, improved and made by you but a
variety OF circumstances have prevented ii.
have had it in constant operation three
months during which time nearly all the
printers of this city, and number of our
most ingenious mechanics, have called 10 ex-
anime it. They have pronounced it as COM
piete IN every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea have it.
mo Printing Press has everbeen construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in a given time.
The exertionof working it is no more than
healthy exercise for boy of Is years of age.
q have boy of that age to work on mine. !
1t is well made, the different parts admira-
oily proportioned, and not more Liable than
other Presseste get out of repair.
| am, yoG respectfully,
D. FANsHAw.
MIR. A. Ramage.
New- York, April 25, 1918.
Sir-The Ruthven Press arrived safe, ano
IS IN successful operation. Many Of our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
1LIl: GALE

NcS,e further accounts oil tao -Aleki.,'s sat..
from the northern papers. The i.arieS.. n, Al. Mai
we have yet heSrdo rs rcdehns is Bridgeport Cor
necticui. We have Boston papers cfTeess.at NOM
ing, ou, they are Silent about it though is possible
itinay have taken piece Oh MONDAY ri.h: gihl the
papers went TO press. As late as . ocierk Monday
evenhg the air still MS 10 admit OF Nr G,,i,j.
ascension in his balloon hurrcsuc t.;ss rim
cpay 10 have taken The linz Of Tie ,.s,srs IA Pl
tiniore, 1t WIS scarcely feli-in Phi,aS Mica il ID
some damage, IN n l0rA; it was peculiarly d ,snct,e
tscen,s TO have begun the s;'Ht, aud 60 have r.
yelled nortlwardN At Norfolk FOR instance II ,y,s
most active between 10 and II o'ccck-a, ~ York
itom 10 80 minutes after at neht-al Driincpnr.,
u continued 20 rage ill II .-Ga have no accounts oil
MS ravascs further South than Norfolk We have The
Charleston papers OF Tuesday mc,nins--5ut they say
o. The last nights Northern Mail states
that at Providence, Il. J. some little damage
was done to houses, &c. Strong fears were
entertained at first from the .Good, hut {" hap
PLY the tide did not rise muci, above it, usual
bounds"
Palladium Office, Boston, Ssp,,4, Noon. =
NO damage appears to have been done in this
hafbor by the souther!y gale of hast night, and
we have not yet heard of any In the Bay. In
the country many trees were injured--and
large Quantities OF fruit shaken of. 1t is prob
able the corn also has suffered
In many places, indeed, as the Editor of the
n. York National Advocate aptly cites from
Shakespeare:
Where we lay,
Our ehimn,es were blown down
Some say the earth WIS iev'rish and dry
twlS a nuUGU NIGHT: -
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the most hberalscae, forcarryinsin into effect, ANY
OF tie powers which arespecially granted. In
communicating this result, cannot resist the
obligation which feel to suggest to Congress
the propriety Recommending to the states the
adoption oi an amendment To the constitu-
ton, which shall give TO Congress the right in
question:
. How then can IRE be called the .Ncy Lights And
u we are not whit slall we clll the iniclI;ncnccr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
Valuable land for .SoIe.

.nH Win positively be sold without reserve IN The
ilRt- premises ThwSdayfhc 4ih IF Oober gerf on
credit Of one and two years that valuable tract Of Nj
whereon now reside containing $50 acres situated 10 the
upper end Of Chesterfield county, GenitO Bridge adj
dining the lands Of Major Edward Mosecy aud others
Any further description Is deemed unnecessary as il IS pre-
tuned the purchaser viii first view the land
Will also be sold The same day six likely Young Nj
iNOES credit Of twelve months. A discount OF ~,
per cent will be allowed FOR cash payments.
August 10. 27-wGws ROBERT HAgXINs
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

MISS BOGGS will continue her school for the instruction
'A oil young Indies the ensuing year. the residence of
the uscrlcr in the county Of Louisa. The pupils will
limited To sixteen in number and win he instructed in
ing writing, arithmetic English GRAMMAR geography
with the OF the globes. The school will commence on
he l4h OF January and terminate the nth of December
with vacation of one month in the summer The price of
board aud tuition Qhe Young ladies finding their own bed
clothing and toweis will be $50, alf payable
vance. FREDERICK HARRIS. .
September II. sS-,y1,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
Land an Polphnfnn for CoIe.

EEt1A A1tIFtW tFt 7 VtNTIWTIW JUT I1UTfs
ssaUU The subscriber offers for sale the Plantation on
I9 which the late John Lyon resided containing by
recent survey G9s acres lying Fine creek within Two
miles OF POwhatan Courthouse. The improvements are
commodoUs dwelling house. and other necessary buildings
for tarn, and small grisi mill. By iudicous manage
ment this would, in few years be very desirable farm
there being few, more susceptible Of improvement.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing land In this neghborhood
invited 10 view Il. WW It0ON
August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11

For reasons appearing -
the tourl, oiuHch % the DE-.
cretal order pronounced j..
this canse on the ninth dav
of March last, as conflicts vJUi
what follow eth IS set aside
and the court doth order that
the marshal; in execution Of
the said decretal order, shah
first sell so much of the hand
comprised in the deed OF the
eighteenth of Juhc one thou
sand eight huhdrcd and 81.
tecn, for the benefit of wiz
iain Morris, deceased, fled
among the exhibits, as Is not
comprised either IL dhe decd
10 Walter Grew, Of the ftst
Of March one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen, or ~
the deed III fhe third al Ms Do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
rcoanUXIc,'.trp.

go. coaMUNIc ArED,
Departed this life the oath ultinio a, Lanesve kin
and opeen County, Mr.. JAMES u. ROBINSON In the u
year of bis In ths Young pron,ise his relations
and the public at large have sustained laeniabe loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
GAIT s. Johnson

HAVE received by the late arrivals from London aiia
Liverpool well selected assortment of FALL GOODS
and from Eremcri supply oznSburgs, TeenbuTGs, &c.
which they will sell FOR cash, eccep1nce pune
tual customers, their usiia1 teriiss.~
September II. S6-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11

IL persons hereby cautioned against purchasing two
notes OF S2 20 EACH signed by the subscribers, dated
IN July 1870 executed Stephen Jones' as they were I'M
lawfully obtsdaed and We shall not pay the same.
REUBEN ALLEY,
Hpnrrn. I. u
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HGfges EigktAs 125
!, warranted undrawn, at
Cob EMS

Lottery and Exchange Offices, III and ga
MarIlet-strcct, Baltimore
Where more capital prizes have obtained than at any
other Office in America.
u ORDERS by mail, post paid by private conveyance
enclosing the cash prize tickets will same
attention as personal application addressed
j. /. COHEN, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
NIARSUAT,S SAIiE

OF TALUABLE Lands md Mills.
NTIRGISIA At Superior Court of Chancery holden "a
the Capitol in tie City Of Iiichmond the 18th day OF
June. 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
Chickahoming land for Sale.

I WISH to remove to the South for the benefit of nv
health, and will sell great gain In the land on which
now reside, containing 100 acres about or miles from
Richmond on the ntechanicsvie Turnpike road running
down TO tue ChckahOny river above adjoining Judge
marshap farm The situation high healthy and good
springs OF water convenient There is great deal Of
meadow land which be easily reclaimed ANY person
wishing TO purchase may view the premises and Know the
terms, by application to the subscriber.
RICHARD CURD.
Henrico, Septemher II. sR-w4,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
WOODSON & -STAPT,ES.

TTAvE established house Scosyilc in the county
Ahemarlc, where they Intend keeping an assortment OF
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES =
Likewise constant supply Of PLASTER OF PARIS. AL
of which they offer low for cash producer They also
prepaedto receive kind ofproduce storage win
at all times give the market price Cor wheat and -four.
September IL. Ss-3t
Ihppuhannock lSeiptnnrieS, E.SStr Cotnty, "a.
IE'lESE Institutions, the male department of Which is
under the direction OF tile Rev. j.. Reyao female
under that of Mrs L. Grd have closed for vacation
and will be re-opencd ON Monday October To- The
n Tuition includes the Greek Latin English Languages
ship Arithmetic Mathematics DictHts Composition, Natur
al and Moral Philosophy. &c.
Mrs GrayS Seminary is daily attended by Mr. Reynols
or his assistant teacher.
rermsBoarl for each pupil in either Seminary, 500
Instruction including the Classics, 81
Do. in te other branches, -
French, Short Iiend Drawing and Paintingou Vesc
one Cord OF Wood Payment expected quarterly in a
-
~ The Undersigned (wh MANY others) attended the
Pubic Ernino.io yesterday. lr the Pupil belonging tho
ia2pdhaanoct Sesnipcr under the direction Of the
REYNOLDS, and Mrs LUCY Y. GRAY. They take this
mode ocxpeSSing The pleasure they felt Witnessing the
progress made b, the Young Gentlemen in the vari
Gus branches Of Useful and ornamental Acknowledgements well
rs in the elementayparA of Education This Exhibition,
IA our opinon annet fail Parents and Friends
oil the capacity and diligence Of the Precepors of this
stitution.
LAURENCE MUSE,
I'll: GRESHAM,
JAMES IL. AIICOU, =.
mo II. MATTHEW'S,
AUSTIN BRoCKENBROUGH
Sept. II, S6-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11

On thc approach the officers, Nilisan iearcd
from the Wagon and made for the woods
| The officers seized their baggage and carried
1t to MOntreal.-Other officers were directly
sent of TO scour the country, and from the ia
cilities granted no doubt can be entertained
but the villain will he secured. Ii appears that
Hugh Wclchman, who kept marble yard in
Greenwich-strect, went off with Milligan.
Intelligence has been received this morn
inS by the steam boat, ofthc arrest OF Migan
lie was lodged in Montreal Jail. Most of
the money which he took away was found in
his possession. ICom. .4Ir.
Health Of Wilmington, ~. Give are sorry
to find from the following notice from the
Commissioners of the town, that the Fever IS
worse there than it has been:
The Commissioners of the town regret
That since their last publication, a number Of
cases OF the prevailing fever has occurred.
Some of which have proved fatal, aud Others
still dangerous.
BY order, THOS. CALENDER,
ST" Sept /, 1891" Town Clerk.
BILL OF MORTALITY.
Deaths an Norfolk on, the 4M September.
Malignant Fever 9*-UnknOwna
John Stevens, j. Warren.
Deaths IN Norfolk, on the str September.
Consumption malignant Fever4
WILLIAM LOYALL.
Inspector pro. tenn.
Deaths a, Norfolk on he 9Th September.
Malignant Fever 4@-Biliotis do. drop
sy Unknown 1.
=. John Moran, Patrick Petit, William c. Barry,
4. IL. ID. Gouding.
JOHN G. WILKINSON.
=, Acting Inspector.
Mr.. John Myers was yesterday appointed,
by the Common Hall, Inspector of this bo-
rough, for tho ensuing twelve months, vice
Mr. Joseph Tinbcrlake, decd. Mr.. J. g. Will
kinson, having declined qualifying.
Deaths an Norfolk on the IN September.
Malignant Fever 1*-Dysentery /.
James L. Percy.
JOHN MYERS, Inspector.
The Inspector may generally be found
at the Court House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
&aA The subscriber will sell on reasonable

HE SUBSCRIBER VIII sell on reasonable
sssW terms tract of land in the county Of Abeuasie
Iy consisting of 300 acres $50 of vi ic ctatg
200 fine bottoms and 1870 be Immediately al
eGnry farmers and gazrrs, behg situated most area
able and healthy Of the siate and sserEt
good markets Ii is distant 20 miles from ll;chTnond,
which place there regular bat'cau communication,
from Fredericksburg, and IL of charlottesville. rCh
and valuable vein OF limestone passes through this fTaCt,
aioriine most cheap and eincacou and giving
rise 10 sanbrious springs. The hole of This laid lies
level and is well adapted 20 culture bv plougss Tatcrrg
Specimens of mari have been discovered stream Cows
through this tract, which Grist mill
might be erected The wood land affords oak, pine and
poplar in abundance. The improvements consist
comnoimis dweilnghouses Mt such distance apart
admit Of division OF the tract, with barns stables and all
Necessary appntennnce=, in good repair Tie societ tl
very picturesque view, its vicinity the Univ erst OF Vim
gnia and commercial advantages this estate contribute
render purchase Object with capitalists. OF ie.rs
apply TO the subscriber, living the premises
September II. 36-Wsws GEORGE GILNE3
DURSUANr deed OF bearing dafe the SOgh cgS
of June 1918, and duly recorded the clerks Office cE
Essex county which deed is Carter ~
BraNton OF the first Austin lrockenbrough of the sccO
and the subscribers of the third part. shaIlO ETJgT
the I'm day Of Oober neat if ar-otherwse the
day thereafter, proceed to sell that valuable
land situated in the coyof Essex the Tap
pahanhock known by the of WINDSOR, containing
about 6 such part thereof be
raise the of secured by the snd deed together
n the execution of the trusts in said decd The
sale will he made for cash. upon the premises Such title
only rs vested In The subscribers will made the psfI
chaser. JAMES II. MICOTI.
| WILL. L. MATTHEW'S, '"N''
| Tarpahannoek, Sept. 6. S6-widsJgT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11

IIenrlco September II. 3G-w4w
WIRGINIA ~ Rules held the Clerks Office Of the county
court OF buckingham for the month of July Ie2i-
William 1. Freeland, PlaiptiTO
Agaiust On an In
wilkins Watson and John Pendleton, junction.
Drfsndonfs
The defendant John Pendeton not having entered his ap
aranee and given security according the OF
Dy ana the rules OF this court and il appearing by saiisfac-
tory evidence that he is inhabitant Of this country
10 IS ORDERED, That thc said John Pendcon appear
here on the first day of October next and answer the
plaintiff bill ami that copy this order be forthwith in
serted In Of the public newspapers published in
inc CITY OF Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY post
Gu at he oht door OF the courthouse of this
Acopy-Teste, X. ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. c.
September N. 36-ssw
NGhGlNIA Alta superior Court OF Chancery holden at
The Capitol in the city of Richmond, the 18th day OF
Aaron Josef, Abraham He'll and Ifannahcn his wife Col
shach Baum and Ester his wife, plaintiffs,
Daniel Call, sole acting executor Of Joseph Darmsatt
M. Dcfendnnt
me bi answer, and the last will and of Joseph
Darmsott, deceased filed exhibit and was argued by
eounse On consideration whereofhe court without decd-
ing upon the merits of the doth order that defend
ant render Of the estate real and personal
OF The said Joseph Darmsat deceased and the manner i'm
which he bath administered and disposed of the same he.
lore commissioner of the court who is directed examine
state and Gtc the said accounts and report the same 10 The
court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself or which may be required by the parties be
stated And on the motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel,
missonsure awarded them examine and take the deposit
9hs oil their witnesses residing in Germany which
uy consent OF The defendant be directed TO any
magistrate or notary public who is authorized to execute the
same without notice TO the defendant the tine and place
Of taking the said dispositions.
copy-Tcste, W. w. IENING, c. &.
m Comp'Ssoneys o6ise Richmond, 9ih 9Th, 1921.
The parties interested desired to take that
appointed The third day OF the 18th month Deccmbcr next
for taking the accounts directed y the foregoing order
heScourt on which day at O'Clock A. NJ their attendance
vouchers ready for examination and settlement.
oept.ll. 3t-6w THOMAS LADD, VI. g.
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William II. Plcasanis, Ma
ihaniel Crenshaw, Richard
Morris, jun. and Walter
CTEw, rlts.
against
Carter Berkeley and Charles
Creas.Iaw, II, rs.
Richard Morris, .ir. executor
Of the last will and iesfs-
meni Of William Morris,
sen. deceased, RI.
Ag0iusi
Mioajah Grew, Dc6
And
Waller Crew, Ph.
fgG0Sf
Richard Morris, ion. executor
as aforesaid, and Charles
Crenshaw, Defls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11

tue deed OF the third ui 1sR ~
in tile same wear, for tie benefit Of Charles Crenaw fled
also rnUug the exhibits; and the proceeds of the sale
Their 81, tie debt, inter and costa the plainiih
20 tue sccond suit and the balance ii any, pay into
BANK OF Virginia To the credit Of the first quit subject c
future order OF the but f proceeds Cf sach
condy sell 50 nte pi the land j. comprised bo in the
said deeds U tie eighteenth Of June thOusaud eiet
dred aud fifteen aud Of the third Of March ilnusad
eight hundred and nineteen and conprsed IN The SIND
decd Of the hrst Of March U the will he
Client TO pay the plaintiff In the second suit any hl'aHa
wc, mas remain and upon the payment thereof IL
surplus shall remaii, IL shall be Tgid 10y the marshal iG
Charles CTenshaw defendant in the first it and III ti.d
proceeds OF The said sales shall fully paw and satisfy tbs
claim OF the plaintiff in the second su case
otherwise the marshal shall thirdly sell tue anG Joprie
m the deed OF the first uf March thousand eight undltd
aid nineteen 70 Walter Grew and 'hp proceeds there
ofshall pay and satisfy the said psni In toe second ,
whatever balance may remain due him, and ho sorgh
anYpay TO the said Walter Grew and then he nfrshsl.
~ tue last place, shall proceed 10 sell residue ,ig
sand etght hundred and nineteen, aforesaid and shall 20
ply the whole o the proceeds of the sale thereof II
~ To- the PAYMENT Of the claims Of the said Charles Cftn
shaw and &c there be any surplus the marshal shall puv TIE
same INTO the said bank thr credit Of rsi suit ser
20 the future order Of the court and make report Of b.
Acopy-Teste, ". ". aENINC G. {
[ In obedience to the foregoing de-
lsEA cree and the therein referred ~ Of the oh o.
IsltA niarcsl62i, shall proceed ILpsd0y M ia
dgy ~ october merit to carry the into execution TIE
sac wall e Fie az public auction 81 the highest bctf,f1
cash. anu Will commence At Crewsyiie the residence ~ n
aah Crew. ~ the county ~ Hanover fhe houfs 81
and ~ o'clock and be adjourned 10 The different prii
directed TO he sold CONTINUED Cresssiic eifc -
s1Ps6,Bcs's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
ND1NICE

SHALL petition the next Legislature m yirgaia for di-
IL vorcc from my husband Joseph q. Cooke.
Hanover, Sept. Sf-w3wf JUpifU HOCNE. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11
NOVICE

Ii stockholders the Richmond and osborne's Turn
pike Company required to pay further requisitiun
~ i've collars each share Of stock head 10y them the
SAID company, the 10Th day 90 October next
By order OF the President and Directors
IL M. cARHINGTCsS, Treasurer
September H.. .. t-+. sts--td -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-11

We learn, says the Boston Patriot, that or
'ieis have been received from Washington to
lit for sea the u. S. brig SPARK, now at the
navy yard Charlestown. She is supposed to
be destined for the Coast of Africa. The re-
cent re-capturcs of the prizes made on the
coast by the Alligator seems to prove pretty
conclusively, that the assistance of larger YES
sells than schoOners, is demanded for the sup
preston of Stare trading. One or two YES
sells of the size of the Spark, will be found very
useful.