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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

i AND FORS LE.-Bg UiyfHe OJ a. deed 0j TrUSf
- erer9tsd 70 as by Warner Lsmis on me 21fh aay
= 4prH lSiG, 10 secure TO John pOodSOH me D0y
aeR Of SHHdry SUMS of money therein 1ucntioned ne
Tf. on Monday the fifth day OF February next ii
jGi' nor. on the first faiT dan khertaiic, on ME
premises, SeH for cash, The remainder 0C (raet Of
taEf containing 400 ceres be The same more or lesS
tJinc ia GLOchkGHd and 6OU7ded IN the La5tds OF
DeotreHr JGTrat, George HJk1sH, JIikLiam Mar
theirs, and HdTiW 9HypiH; part OF me said tract
81 tIUF having BEEN ntre0Hy said TO SATISFY the ySs
md second Instruments also tract containing 2d7
more or less. lying the ByTd creek ,fhich
Said BarHer purchased from George ~ HOPKINS
boHVdet bythe Byyd crcck,the LdRdS Of Echabod ma.
MEL aud Richard Crouch 44kso tract ddjoiufBg
this fd1G containing 100 acres Tess bounded
b. The Bgrd creek, the list mentioned trace me
iaHdS Of said Crouch, Thomas Binford ana Georce
HotwaH. also tract containing fjfy acres more
.eSs tging or Tie sail Byrd creek. purchassd by
me said Farmer LeUis from RdHdOfyh HGrrisoH
bon led by the said cyefk fhe fdnds Of EdciU Targ
dd others, ruth the dJqrteR0Hces 10 the Sud fJacts
6fiOHciHg so much thereof snIdy be sufficient TO
pay ZOO dOIdTS uIth RE interest thereon anu the
attending the execution OF fiS trust JheSake
nil commence on tie frn mentioned 'Tacf and sci{k
b. adjourned TO the Other tracts, IL ReccSsary from
den TO day t much is sold is sufficient TO takis
IN ne deed as dfOreSaid Ihcse lands lie in an
excellent neighbaJhOod and part o(fhsnr Is capqbIe
producing fHe tobacco. The balance is generaiiy
gO0d )QTEgiHtg kGad.
THOMAS PEHBERTON
ARCHIB1LDBHI or, JWn'r.
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SUPPRESSION OF SLAVE GRADE.
ADDiTInNAL DNCM.iENrS.

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS.
10 The BOu'e u Representatives.
udus'n', to The Hnus- of Representatives
'eporf from ihp secretary OF State, with the
eucioSed documents. relating 10 The uegofia-
ton f"t the suppression OF the Slave Trade
which ShonId have accompanied a message %
that subject comm irated 10 the House
some tiuIe since, but which were accidentally
omisted.
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burg foth EditoTo) the american patty 1Sver.
tiser, dated
HsRHisBUBc, Jan 10, is1i,2
YUGsdap, quarter past ., T.. ~
Both Houses Of The Legislature met this day at 70
O'Clock ~ elect Senator of the United states when
three iHcDectHaf attempts made and the cOnyea.
ton adj gutued SiHr die.
Oa the fySf attempt the Yo,cS st0od thWs
NHIidm fhuldg.ss'... .....-.s.. .........s6I
lsaa' wayne. ...-..sss.... .s.........56
Jonathan koOe'is'..'s-..s.......s..
--i2s
on Tie second.
george BIZ au.s... ....ss.s.s..s..s..sO3
isaac wayne. ...-s.s..- ss.....ss....s-... ..JS
Jonathan Kobsds...,.......s.........
-i29
On the fiird
george bryan. s...-...sss..........1J
isaac Wayrrs''s.s..s.~ss....... ..........lO
samuel SugrcaFf1...s.~.s. .......s...., 10
Jonathan NnheiH....-. --.......-.. ..s....s.S
Melton G. Rogers. .......,....-............t
IFS
50 that Jor viii perceive that M Senator will be
chosen during the present sesfiou.
The Mail has gluc, and this VIII % BY private con
yeyance 10 lancaster"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

N ChhACBRf... United States Court, 5.h Circuit
aud Virginia District, Dee "a is2OS
Wm knkpairiek, Jaues tTown and lohn M'Cuiloch
executors OF the testament and a.tw OF Nary fieasy
Gee the said James Brown and agnes his wife which
said Agnes the only daughter OF the sad MARI Eeasty
John Gibson, WA. GihsJn, VIM. Cameron and Agnes
his wife, Robert Gibson, Peter Gibson James Gil son
AID Thomas Gihsnn, children and mex, OF kin, and
administrators and administrator, &c OF Peter Gibson.
dec. who died without issue.......... Plaintiffs.
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u The ahnve sale is POSTPONED anil Wednes.
any, re 3ist 81 tie present moHfh, when II viii
tax place on the premises, agreeable The above
S'dteIhent' by order Of the Trustees.
Jtn -u III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

otiCE....l In pursuance OF Two deed trusi exc.
e"ied by VIM. y. Cole. for the purpose of s.cur
Tug The ratment at dtbt thet ntioued will br
sou on The premises, on Saturday, the 2Gth dav OF
t"e PTsseht month (January,) fur really money hr
tevesiohary right 0 the said Cue. in and certain
uact oi LAND lying III hanover, the north side OF
S"uhanna river and aso the TeversomaTy Hterest OF
the said Cole in all the Slaves Stock Household Fur.
niIure, &C. as mentioned in the said deeds.
By order of Tie Trustees.
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FRoN HARRISBURG.
HtRnisBunc, Jan iG,Isli, ,

Etfyact Of n ie,fcy from Gentleman At Harris
burg f"the Editor ot the american Daity dRver.
fislr HlfaI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, Jan. y, 1921.
DEPARTMENT OF TATE,

January ~, lo2l.
fhe Secretary Of State has tl,.. hanpi of
tn-mlt:ug 10 the President a cory of
1r>pdtch from the Minister OF the United
states a. London, closing documents Ieiat-
nis 10 The ntgOii4lOnS for the suppression of
he slave Trade, which SHOULD have bceu
t:ansmltitd with those ACCOMPANYING The
'n' sage OF The President 10 the HOUSE OF Re
preS'niaIlVes, OF tht 4! h inst. but which wcIe
arcIdvutal!, omitted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-25

l. u psIs""s s2NiSg cialnlS aeanSt Jos. DAltAis.
y DAFT, sec. are requested make them SHOWN
DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
teh- $ 49, Of Joseph 0armsdatt. dec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14

Whiskey. Bacon, &c.
r lindsay Il HILL, have just received
IL from Philadelphia. per schr. lnGepen
dence. Capt, Fisher,
$50 bbls Pennsylvania rye whskey
SO bags Havana coffee, prime gr.en
pipe s. pipe genuine port wine,
ranted equal To any in the district
IN STORE,
5000 lbs Bacon
so hhds lst and I'd quality. N. Orleans
90 hbls .. SUGAR
IS hhds Pennsylvania whiskey
5qr casks MuscateI I Vine
5" /" Lisbon
Gunpowder, imperial & young Tyson
tea in chests hall chests and 10 catty boxes
rs hhds N. O& W India molasses
goo sacks 6ue salt. Liverpool filled
They wish to purchase Wheat.
aug 10 OF
JOB sBIN TING
N'snjJu pi.eclited at this Office
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
Sales by Auctlcn.

as, > ON FRIDAY,
THe cath Aug. al CLOCK, will te sold
l. at the cabinet warehouse OF Samuel
" ards, on King street, all the stock iii trade
Of said Yard, consisting Of
Sideboards, Book. Cases.,
Bureaus. Tables, ..,
Secretaries, Bedsteds, &c.
ALSO,
Unfinished work, Tools and Stock 80
Also, a quantity of excellent household j.
kitchen furniture. -Terms known a, sale.
THOMSON F MASON, Trustee.
5. A. MAkSTELLER, auctr.
aug IA
ON TUESDAY,
A T 10 O'Clock will be sold at the auction
n store variety OF goods, among which
are
Sugars LIST and End quality
Mo!asses, wine red and white
Vinegar, brandy 4,t proof
Rum do
Phila ale and porter in bottles
Black bottles, wbiskey, paddock .
Cordial. beds, furniture &c.
A. ev article; Of Elegant Plate,
Also without reserve
5 ps. linen cambria
Mems coarse and fine shoes
Cuttons, silks, muslins, &c. &c.
Will be added to this days Sale,
A first rate young horse. Saddle and bride.
without reserve, belonging 10 the estate OF
Mr.. Thomas Tracy, deceased,
S. A. MARSTELLER. Auc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14

rsrimcnt Of Highianders which Lord
,,ouden in 1857 pressed SO hard to be bill
cited on the inhabitants of Boston; and
when the next year was at the taking Of
Jouisburgh from the French-and in the
wear following, viz. in 1859, was in the
memorable battle of the Plains Of Abram;
where the English bayonets and the High
land broadswords so promptly decided
me fate of Quebec. M'Donald being in
Inc advance, headed by the immortal
Wolfe, was near his General when he fell.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
FREIGHT Wanted.

Freight Wanted,
~sA For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
. Bradford, master; burthen about 500
hhds of tobacco or 1000 bbls -four The
SHIP in good order and ready 10 receive a
cargo Immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN. JANNEY s. SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
we'll washed on the sleeps back.
GThe Editors OF the National lntell.
gfncer will please insert the above once a
week for three weeks.
8 mo g 1awtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandria,
i d. E.. on the 9Th inst as a runaway, a
negro lad, named CHARLES THOMAS.
about FIVE feet FIVE or SIX inches high, Of
yellow complexion, about seventeen years
of age; he has small scar on his upper
lip, and one on his right cheek, also one
scar on the right siIe Of his nose, says he
came here with captain Sampson; in coal
vessel, from Norfolk; that his mothers name
is Sophia Thomas, and is living in Norfolk,
BuckIey's square. He is indifferentIy cloth.
ed. and states that bis mother is free, and
and is recorded in Portsmouth, in the clerk S
office kept by Mr.. Wilson, The owner is de-
sired to come prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, Otherwise he will be
disposed of as the law directs
ANDREW ROUNSA\ ELL. Tailor.
aug :awYm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
For Freight,
New Establishment.

sIN0R the accommodation of the citizens Of
Il Alexandria, Washington and George
town.
Commenced running this day,
The morning and evening stage will leave
the sage office. next door to the City Hotel,
opposite the market house, every evening al
Z O'Clock, for the above places. Returning
leave the siege office next door to Crawtord's
Hotel, in Georgetown, at 9 O'Clock in the
morning, an call at O'Neals, ,Srrsthers and
at the stare Office, next door to Browns Ho-
lei IN Washington, Oh their way TO Alexan-
dria, (or Passengers. Fare 90 cents. All
baggage at the risk of The owners. The
Mai aud Coachee lines will run as usual for
Washington Georgetown y Baltimore, mail
at Ia the morning aud Coachee at 9.
CRAWFORD, HEWITT & Co.
augsl ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
10 Rent.
Writing Academy.

= G. DEETH, respectfully informs the
-. citizens of Alexandra and its vicinity.
that he will commence. School for the in
struc,ion of young Ladies aud Gentlemen in
the art of s..g -!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
PellnnnshiD.


on Wednesday the 9th inst, at the corner
of King and Royal streets, where he will be
happy TO exert himself in promoting the i'm
provement of all who may please to favor
him with their patronage.
The system he teaches IS calculated to
establish ease, accuracy and expedition; in
point of elegance and velocity it is believed
to be inferior 10 no one extant: it is embrac-
ed in 10 lessons only; aud very seldom is 80
hours necessary to acquire perfect know
ledge of it, Should any diligent scholars
iail in thi. no charge will be made for in
structiDg them,
Avariety Of specimens Of the improvement
of former pupils may be seen at the school
room which it is presumed need only be in
spected to satisfy the public of the utility OF
the system. Gentlemen are respectfully in
vited to call and examine them. Specimens
of the teachers writing to be seen at this Of
fee
Hours of tuition for gentlemen from 10
A. NJ. and from to Z M.--For ladies
from 9 to II A. NJ. and from 10 P. M.
Terms, So.
n. B. Lessons will he given in families
if required; and all pupils taught 10 make
their own pens.
aug
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MIR RIED.
IN this rSwn. on Sunday evening 3oth ult. by the
Rev. Mr. Elton. Mr. BssJAMIs MAssH, Jun. 10
Miss CAIaARIss cAsTorr. both Of this tow
.n.1RRIkD.

In this town, on Wednesday last, MIR JoHs FsA.
SER, in the s6b year Of his age lie Wa. for nearly
80 years, an eminent Teacher in the Latin and
Greek Lang usges. and the Mathematics.
Last week. HpwIs, aged is months. and yester-
day SARAH.AsH, in the fourth year OF her age,
both of the dysentsry children Of Mr. Pardon Hiscox
AT Middletown. on Monday evening last, Mr.. Pc.
TER CrAcB, aged 80
Al Bristol, on the 25th uh very suddenly, Mr..
JOSIAH howLASp, eldest son Of the Hon John
Rowland, aged 81 years.
At Providence, Oh Wednesday last. Jons PAso.
DIE, aged % years.
At 81 Domingo. on the 22d Of July last, MIR Jo-
ssrH r. DowEs, Of Providence, in the oath year OF
bis age
On the 18th uit after short illness, ut Mount
Airy College in Germantown, (Pens) AssAHAM
RErwoop ELLsRY, son of the late Abraham Req
wood Eiery Eso of Me- Orleans
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THAMES STREET.

STEPHAN IL. CAHOONE,
has last received and now offers for sale an ex,en.
sWe assortment OF
Enghsh, French, and india Goods,
~heh he offers for sale as cheap be pur shas-
ed in town-Gm0ng rhioh are
super black and blue Ladies worsted Hose.
oiosccio'hs, Gentlemen's ditto
common do do Ladies silk Hose,
D Dtso and blue Plains, Ditto ditto Gloves,
White, ned. yellow and black Levan,ines,
green FanDels, Black and colored I.ut
mixd and blue Cassi- strings,
meFes, Ditto siDchsws,
nouoazeus, hgd and Ditto Canton Csmhlet,
pam Ditto ditto Grape,
Dark blue calicoes, DITTO Italian ditto,
L'ght london Prints, Col'rd Cashmere Shawls,
Copper plate and furni. Ribbons,
ture Csiieoes, White and green Italian
funn1re Dmuy. Grape,
"a and 54 Cambrics Flag ...d Bandanno bd0
Dhto ditto Jaconet Mus Linen Csmbrics,
lins, Marseilles ye,ting..
q a limitation Cambria, yalentia ditto.
= and "a Shear Mus silk and Cotton umbt.i-
Inns, rss
lrish Linens, White Silk LACE.
English Shirtings, Diapers.
White Russia shee,ings, Damask,
Brown otto ditto
Bale Crash.
Will open tomorrow. One Bale Bombs zet,s, as.
sorted colors.
Newport. Sept 26. 1921.
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FIVE DOLLARS REW.aRD.

~ A DO<<bsVHu Lk<s ~ NM %.
,t LOST,
VESTFRDAY aho' rooa. between New
i port and N'chois Hasa d., Portsmouth,,
GOLD WATCH, win 'lbbon. No seals
and Key attached thereto. Said Nstch has
ID. II &. inserted. on the back. Apply st
this offiee, or TO WILLIAM M'CJIRlE,
fortmouih. o., 10.
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JAMES HAMMOND

JNNEo HNNMOND
Has Jnsf received, and cfe~s Jor sais.
BRASS Andirons, E Rbbons,
Shovcls Tongs, OF new > Nainsook and Saeharilla
patterns modern size\ Muslins.
Ingram Csrpctngs, Z Merino Hdkfs.
British & American Cot. Dark ondress Prints,
ton shiriings. !: Gingham Umbrellas,
British Cotton Sheet. Grass Mats. suitable for
mgS 90 e tang entries,
GarBi,ures Of dark piain House 4 hearth Brushes,
Negpsrf, Ooiober 5. 1921.
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NOTICE..


State OF Rhode Island sbd Providence Plan.
tstions.
NEWPORT, &C Cou,f ~ Common Ples', Joy
me county Of Aevhori, Oef 6, 1921.
WHEREAS Henry Peckhsn, of Middle
I, yn, in tho couo,y OF Newport. laborer,
has this day filed in this Office, On application
for notice to be issued to his creditors, to bo
ard appear before said Court, on the secood
day of the term thereof, TO be holden ct New
port, vii hin and for the county aforesaid, On
the first Mondsy Of November next, then snd
there to nominate AssieDees OF the properly
OF said Henry, ogreesbIy to su act Of the Hon
orsbie General Assembly, passed at their
June Session, 1890, ehtitled, {" An oct TO- The
relief of ofinsolvent debtors"
Notice Is therefore hereby given 70 said
eredi,sss, mso end there to appear Tor the
pvspese aforesaid.
Henry Y. Cranston, CLERK.
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/ Bale Crash.
PAIN Ting BY THEUkEM, ,
On p1ber VeE,,s, C,,;, 60.

~ On fdoet, peiOef, Satin, S'c.
RY this method person will learn to paint better
- and bandsomer IN ten days, than several months
IN The usuai manner. II affords an opportunity to
those ladies who have left school, without y compe.
tent knowledge of painting. to become acquainted
win this elegant accomplishment in few days
and those who have made considerable proficiency,
VIII hnd it equally advantageous in abrdgng labor,
and IN >idng 10 the atness of their performance
because the advantage ofihis system is no, on, the
facility with which Il is scquired but in delicscy Of
shading, it excels all Others, and takes not one
fourth part OF the time in the execution 1t is also
too true that most teachers OF painting on velvet,
satin, &c either from iDcapablny or fear Of making
others AS wise as themselves, leave their pupils en-
trely ignorant of the manner of preparing proper
pants for that purpose in consequence Of which,
they are under the necessity of using the common
water coiors, (Which are by means suitable or
purchasing their liquid colors at an extrsvsgant
price, and gene rally Of inferior quality. Each
one attending this school shall be tshgh, TO prepare
more paint OF better quality at the expense ot-ene
dollar. than can be purchased in any store in The
United States AT the usual prices for ten dollars.
For terms, nc apply AT the Writing Academy,
corner OF Church and spring Streets where speci.
mems of paint and paintings may be seen.
All applications must be made previous to the 4th
OF October. Septic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-10
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT
.s,. "a. e ,EATERED,
Brig Mary, Dennis, from Havana:

Brig Mary, Dennis, from Havana:
CLEARED
Sfoop Caroline, Slern'sn, for Albany do .rTeie-
graph, Hsmlin, Murfreesborough do Regulator,
Shearmsn Elizabeth City do Westport, romp-
kins, Richmond, Va do Yankee. Church, Peters
burg do. Experiment, Willard, New,York sehr
Planter, tcsrce, Savannah
Thursday, Der ARRIVED brig Mary, Dennis,
Havana. IL days with cargo of molssses. The
schrs Milo, Hatch. and Merino, Dimond both of
Bristol were to sail two days after the Mary.
Friday-sch Ann, Browneli, from Richmond, with
-four and coal.
Same day-sch Morning star. Harrison. from Lu.
beck, bound to New.YoTk.
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MEMORANDA.

Spoken of the Azores, August 9Th, brig hnste!.
of Tiverton. with no oil
At Gibraltar. August 8, ship Fisher Ames, Seahsi.
ry, Of this port from New. Orleans. -,
Brig Clsrissa, Coffin. of Providence was robbed
on the 18th uit. off Matanzas. by a piraticsi open
boat with latteen sails.
Passed Elsneur, Aug Goth. brig Brutus. Phillips,
of thus port, from Rotterdam, for Cronstadt.
Arrived at Baltimore, Oct q, brig Ann Gsdsden,
Arrived at Philadelphia, Oct S, schr Gonsaiyo, 4
days from this port.
The Light House at Black.Rock, in the Sound,
which WAS demolished by the late gale. win, till
further notice, be substituted by large Lantern. ell
evated ons spar thirty feet high, on the spot lately
occupied by the Light NOuse
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MLIZHRT

II is understood that charges nave been ex.
hibi.ed TO Mejor General Greene. by Bigs-
dier.Gcneral Hawcs, against Colonel Leona- d
Blodge,, of the second regiment of militia, in
relation TO the conduct of the later at the
lase muster, and that the Major General will
call Martial, 20 assemble as soon as
circumstances viii permit.--Prov. An.
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SUGARS. TEAS. &c.

2s Boxes HsvsnS Brvwn Sugar,
10 Chests Young Tyson, !
90 DO Hyson Skin, TEAS,
20 do end boxes Souchone,
just received and for sa,e by
oeG =. ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
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The Franklin, "a, Is un,ler sailing or
ders, and will leave tn por, of New Yorl
in q few days, on her destined cruis
along the coast Of South-America.
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NEW PORT.
COaLNE9CLiL pROlECTYOr
WRDNESDAY, oer0ssR 10. 1871

We understand that the following YES.
sels are under orders 10 cruise in the
West Indie, and Gulf of Mexico, for
the protection of our commerce sloop
of war Hornet; brigs Enterprise and
Spark; and schrs. Grampus, Porpoise,
and Shark also several other vessels
;tong the coasts of Florida and Geor-
gia."
The Franklin, "a, Is unler sailing or.
ders, and will leave tn port of New York
in few days, on her destined cruise
along the coast Of South America.
Exchange. The Lexington, Ky.
Advertiser of September Is, says that
Tor the two weeks past specie had been
III demand there. 1t mad been as high
as 5oper cent above the current paper
of the place; from As to 48 per cent WAS
the general price. but SO per cent had
been asked, and sales made at that price,
as purchasers were numerous.
The long contemplated Improvement
OF the Battery in New York, Is, we
learn, to be commenced forthwith. If
finished according to the plan heretofore
suggested, the New-York Battery will
become the most delightful promenade
IN America, if not surprising any IN Eu-
rope. 1t is expected to cost near mil
lion of dollars.
The following trait ofthe sister Of Prince
Yp,ilanti deserves to be recorded. She
sent him, for the public service. her
dowry, amounting to 10000 ducats,
with letter, in which she declares ''tllat
she would rather be a servant in Greece
liberated, than Princess in Greece en.
slaved" -~
Orders have been given in France for
preparations for the coronation of Louis
XVIII. They will probably try to ex-
ceed III splendor, ceremony and parade
that Of George w. In many countries
some Of the same spirit seems to exist
aad they go pretty far in their ceremon-
iIls and parades, and such titles as Gus
tom authorizes.
The following advertisement is lite
rily copied from a New Jersey paper:
To be sold on the Sih of July. one
hundred and thirty -one SUITS AT LAW,
the property Of an eminent attorney, a.
bout I'd retire f,om 'sincss. Note
The clieal d rich q obstinate.'
... MILITARY
Il is understood that charges nave been ex.
hb.ed TO sjor.General Greene, by Brigs-
dier.Gcneral Hawes, against Colonel Leonard
Blodge,, Of the second regiment of militia, in
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TOBACCO.

90 kecs first quality kichrond Man
ufacture TOBACCO. Of the most spprc,t 4 br ands
just received AUD for sale by
Oct. 3. ARCHIBALD MUNRO.