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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
STOCK OF DRY GOODS


5IE subscribers intending the retail business
viii sell at aucon under the superintcndauce Otis
Dunlop Co on WEDNESDAY, the Goth of March, at ii
o'clock, their ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, com.
rsing ~ large and valuable
,1f.red in this city
- .fasorg tkerf fhe f5iiopiar arfftl.s.
Test snperfne Coahs. assorted coiors
lo. do. Cassnieres.
SLACK aud coored Bnuibazets
Superfue Bombaznes, assorted coors,
ID and A. Cotton CLmbrics
sSupeifne and common nirlitics
furniture do
Figured Nankeen Crane kobcs
llu. do Grapes
Figured and Striped Levautnes
liiie, White, Pink and Green Florence Silks
- and 7-s Irish Linens
s-uperiine Furniture Caicoes
Long and Short yellow Nankeens
Marseilles Vesting, elegant Calicoes
= Figured aud plain Aiusiins
70. and do. Ieno Nuslins
NO. and do. BOOK do. .N
Jtussia Diaper aud ine Irish do.
Elegant Damash Table Cloths
fiussia Drilling, Russia Shee,rgs
f-bwn Hollands Plads, Strpes
Chambrsys, Brown Shiriings and Sheetircs
Cotton Hose Worsted do. &c. Sc &c.
TERMS-under 100, Cash over = 400, and months
credit, -
III Should the Sale not hc concluded the first av il will
DO continued from day 10 day till closed.
JOHN & WILLIAM MILLER
=.
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MATTAPONY LAND FOR SALE

IIANiN6 determined 70 the south, shall dis
- pose oi the ract Of land which i've IN Caroline
COUNTY 90 very reasonable terms The lies within about
ccct sufveyneary all st land and az quality equal 10
oH ne About 81 ~ 30 Of the grounds
90 hf river side Of which bank lately been thrown
up 70 ure from nundston No tract of land in this
part q ne cpuniry combines sdvantages--persons
however disposed 20 purchase, will view aud Judge for them.
tfiF rs. " sole Is made in time privilege viii lie given the
puchsf 80 seed what this fail not the subscriber will
SOW The eTound prepared, r,nd sell il with the land
possession vii 10 given frst of January next perhaps
Vsii.i ~ Ff1Aieth' ALIEN APPERSON.
IL
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FOR SALE,

VI 11tUSe JOT IeTM q feOrs,
EiAf wen known estate called RAILEYS COAL PITS.
containing los acres of land, lying in the county al
cheserheiu and state of Virginia. the road
ad NJ e termination Of the turnpike twelve miles from
she city "iRchmoBd This has long been in the oc
fnpnncy OF hajor Harry eth deceased and from lis great
Doggy, ana superior qualify has gained reputation over
every other coal mine the continent.
ANY person or persons disposed purchase lease said
ette "i md one of the proprieors, agent in the
eighoorhood OF the premises from the nutil the
A OF august next In case Of SALE part OF the money
viii he expected in hand The balance in inssImen,s with
liberal credit van .
ID The editors OF the Baltimore Patriot PHILADELPHIA De-
lnocratc Press and New York CONNIE rcia Advertiser are
requested 10 publish the above twice week till the Of
august next aud Immediately after forward their accounts
O this Office for pa Yment.
March 3, no SIC
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IL Cheap 1fareiling IN Stages.

~-,>rr, The SuDScrlber1 bPIS
yyssfSsf "A leave inform the public and his
55STf<%sISys7> friends in particular, thai he is
Nv 90 go now running line OF be-
- Richmond and Petersburg,
on tue south side ot James river, which will
Hotel 10 me city OF Rchmond Tuesay Thursday
and Saturday nnrning, immediately ner breakfast land
r frenrrs oil Tavern, lnow Mr. Eckles) the towr OF
Petersburg. every Monday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY morning
ihep price OF stage fare is reduced To dollar fy
h eneh passenger ani IL H. OF baggage including toll
over Mayors bridge. Extra baggage 10 paw in the same
nroPorion allowing 50 To- he equal passenger All
gnsr to &c considered IN the the rial.
OF the owner thereof the subscriber viii
for accidents. $500
Tue subscriber pledges hiself;o keep good gentle horses
experienced and accommodating drivers,
portable stage and raise the stage long
ne snail meet with sufficient encouragement deray
f.inning expenses All passengers wishing this
wi please enter their names in Richmond
cue Eagle Hotel, and in Pcfcrburg
iayern, where states viii be kept for lhas purpose.
stage fare will no he demanded customary In all the
other agesJ until they arrive the House where
II must rviabiy he paid the subscriber or his
n IA
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The papers contain other interesting part
cuiars, which may he noticed hereafter. We
Will only add at present the following.
by the 18th article Of the treaty of Iguala,
all the Inhabitants ofNew Spain, without any
distinction, Europeans, Africans, and Indians,
are declared to be citizens, and may hold any
Office according TO their merit. Nat. Int
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CONGRESS.
IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.

IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.
Report of the Postmaster General, of the
Receipts and Expenditures of the General
Post Office, from the year Ii I6, to the year
1891, inclusive:
House Of Representatives, FEB. 2S, 1899.
Statement of the Post Office Department.
showing its produce and expenditure from
1915 to 1891, inclusive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

n Valuable FARM FUR SALE,
WING in the county of Charles City, the waters of
IL Chckhhominy river. containing by estimation IT'S
acres be the same less large proportion of which
Is low grounds OF very superior qualitywe waered. On
the premises q two-siory wood house an oyerseprs
house 3hDd very good milseat
Should the above land be sold privately the
Ioth day 81 dpl ner will that day be offered f sale
at PUBLIC AUCTION before the Eagle Hotel in the city
of Richmond.
Tsrs-Si2OO in cash, and the balance in 10 months with
pond anu security or deed Of the TO secure
tue same or longer time will be given h carry interest
Ihe title papers may be with Mr.. Geo. p Crump
who will sell the same my agent.
March5 9s-tds I'M GREGORY
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

II ANYWAY from New Canton in April hast a negro
HI man named HENRY, OF dark complexion full, syes
aqualine nose narrow chin intelligent and is
apt ut times TO saTmer uese little that not wen
acquainted with him would scarcely perceive jtratber
small stature than otherwise, and bow leggedages ~
2s yenrs II not within the precincts this state pre-.
sunabls he has with free pass or Otherwise made his
TO Of tie northern cities. = .
The above will given should he he delivered
TO In New Canton secured in any ail in the limited
6taies SO thai obtain him again.
March 8. 1o-f0tT a.. r. FONT AMY
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AGRICULTURAL MACHTNERY5=-.

subscriber informs his friends the Agricultualists
OF Virginia generally that he has anuac-
tory TO street. nearly opposite the New Banks where he
TO make his improved Stationary and movable
ibreshng Machines Tanning Machines, Poughs Scarifers
and all kinds Of Farming implements, reduced prices
- JOHN EXALL.
~ AS 70 the superiority Of the machinery the most
pectable references he given.
p v EHai will have two move-ble ThresAng Machines
to hire for the ensuing crops. = 80
Richmond, February 20. as-1Ftf
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We have been informed, says the Bridge
town Wing, that Mr. Strickland, the architect
of the new Bank off,. States, who lately
visited Europe, has brought With him com
pIete dro,cing Of the new Patent Flax Machine,
so strongly recommended BY the Philadelphia
Agricultural Society, aud which dresses flaw
without rotting, &c. by speedy and simple
operation, leaving the fax in superior state
20 what Il ususisv e hv the former r-ocfsSs.
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NOVICE

NOTICE.
LII persons having legal claims them by the
late CoiJas Byrne, will please present immediate
y Tor payment the subscriber of closing mis-
administration upon that estate.
JNO. S. BARBOUR,
pecenberl3 6i-h Admir- Of las. Byrne, decd
LII persons who may vet have claims on the estate
n late Col WILLIAM BYRD, requested 10 comrnt-
ncae them to me for examination, without delay wish
TO dispose according law the said estate remaining in
my hands shall be in Richmond during the the
be made TO me on the subject
WILLIAM n. PAGE,
Ianuary ]. It'll Executor Of Col. William Byrd.
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NOTICE

a MEETING Of the members of the Williamsburg JOCK
Climb, isrequested at the Raleigh Tavern, hiond
he LIST Of April next for the purpose organizing the Gil
y.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-12
From q Jama,ca paper.
MORE PIRACY.
KlngstoR, Yam. >

D Kingston, Jam. Sept. IL.
Arrived. l2th inst American schr, Gut
lodeu, Whipple, master. Edenton, IN =.
las. from st Marks, St. Domingo On
the 2d inst the Culoden was boarded ana
pluudered of the north side OF ST. DO
mingo, by low Spanish built schooner,
armed with one six FOUNDER and men,
(six Spaniar3s and Two English or Amerrl-
cans). She was painted black: and had a
large square sail, but no gatf or tops
aloft. Tie following particulars are from
the log book OF the Culloden.
On the Cd current, sailing down the
north side of ST. Domingo, saw SAL
standing down on US; at some distance
she fired gun; | told The man at the
helm to keep her on until she hred again,
but binding that she came up with US 50
fast, | thought prudent tolay to. until she
came up, which was not more than htteen
minutes saw she had black color fty'
sng she hailed me, and wanted to know
where was bound told him; be then
ordered me 10 come on board and bring
I, my papers Il lowered the boat from The
stem, took two men with me, and went
ON board he took my papers and looked
at them, aud put them away !; took one Of
my men out of the boat and con6nsd him
down forward, left one in the boat to keeE
her free. az she leaked quite bad; va.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-12

The Edi,o. OF Fl venezoano, Of Ca.
raccas, in bis paper o. The i3lh october,
says III o.o1 -. d;roct.
hat the castles of Tie bar OF MarscaIbo
h.ve surrendered u Morales without hav-
~ made any resistance.
The editor acds. that there are no oe-
tails received, and expresses bis aouots as
To the correctness OF the reports, sana re-
marks that s'the comrnandant IS neitner
Ram nor an Alvarez" It swould have
given US pleasure 10 have seen these anti
CITATIONS realized but subsequent lntorma-
lion derived from Respectable sources, re-
moves all doubts upon the SUBJECT, and we
regret that we are compelled TO record any
.rt If treachsry committed by Colombo
an officer.
II appears that the officer commanding.
tho castle at the entrance ut the lake OF
Maracaibo. surrendered without making
tho least resistan e. The garrison con-
sisted of three hundred men, we'll proyl-
stoned and was sufficiently siong 10 resist
any attack which The enemy, WIN his
weakened force could make-and if'It had
held out only Tor few days, the very
strong forces under the command OF Gen:
Moni,lIa and General PaeZ, which had
possession OF all the interior passes woulo
have been enabled TO encompass Morales,
and thus have put an end 10 his career
Rut fortune ordered 1t otherwise, and the
treachery of the officer in command OF the
fortress completely defeated the plans otthe
Colombiaps, and opened free passage to
the enemy, who Immediately avalled HIM
self Of the opportunity and effected his
escape to Porto CaVelio. =,
General Montilla entered Maracaioo a
few hours after it wat evacuated by MO
rales. :,
From our correspondent of the New
York Gazette we learn that President 3D.
livar and Gen D'Evereaux were moment
w exnected at Caracas from Quito, when
thew intended TO besiege Porto Cavello,
and the general impression was that 1t
would soon fall into their hands
The markets at Lsgura were very Gull
for American produce snG all kinds OF dry
goods.
was at Laguira, and would sail TOR Porto
Cavelo in Il days.
A letter received by the Editor Of the
N. Y. American says
"The American Minister, Col. Todd,
arrived here ten day. since in the U. ).
brig Spark. He was received With every
demonstration of Joy and respec, by the
babitants, and lear if they do not soon
cease giving dinners, balls, &c. they will
actually Kill him with kindness. He is now
in Caraccas-The u. S. ship Cyane will
leave this in very few days for Porto Ca
velo, where she goes 10 reclaim some pro-
perty captured by the Spanish squadron
off that place.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ONE DAY LATER.

The ship Canton Packet, Cary, ha'%
rived 81 Boston from London, We att
debted to our attentive correspondent. ~
Toplif, for the London Morning Ch'ODfe
of The 93d of September, the latest paPa.
1t contains numerous extracts from cOlIl'
mental journals but nothing ne" Cd H
subject of the Greeks and Turks. :,
The Petersburg dates are 10 tbe 30 Y
Sept. The Conservatism Imperial con-
tains the following passage with Tespec; y
the negotiations al Constantlnople' Will
the Chronicle styles curious T.,
"The Internuncio, it IS saId' o. r M
court of Vienna, the ambassadors o o. Lnt
land and France, as well az the FIqs'H
Charge d'Afaires, have proved "D.s a.,
firm will can do when il acts on oDt'Os
sistent plan. If all these endea y. ,o -
we are authorised TO hope, obtain zoe .%
sent OF the porte, with respect 10 Wv w.
concession, and excavations, "hIcO az ~
cessary to the maintenance Of pe'.'', HI,
the christians of the east will owe ~ bI ID
benehcent cooperation a Solo tsSI ,m,
ment, which will not be deTanse0 u w.
of war" lh
The Chronicle in commenting VI no,r|
preceding paragraph, attempts 10 ' snp
what is meant by concessions ana s s,n.ld
tions, by stating piece OF In,V ,Ss ID.
which bad been communicated ~ ~ !, bal
tors. This information was, ln'. ,ouer
been agreed upon by the greai pgsboI
that in order to buy off Russia s 1I saI al
receive the principali,ies OF M0idS snne5s
Wa||achia but thai 10 order 10 rs q .uat
public opinion TO this act, 'oll " 10 con
d!anship over the Greeks was 10 NJ
coded by Turkey to the Holy Anrs. o
which, without depriyIng the 10 o gres
their sovereignty, might enable ~, noi6 !
powers to interfere IN cases VI ~
cruelty and oppression" avn head q
It is stated under the Bayonnss .Si[e;s
Sept. ID, that the merchants PAU s;nD ~ 10 g.
ed a very energetic representai!Ul?;"', rv bg
vernment, complaining OF the ynuges:us
sustained in consequence Of Inc ntIC Con-
ordered, it was said, by the Seci sicu tbs
mittee of Faith in that city; 10 ,ssoipsls
mails going from France TO 'ne r
and vace versG. In. are 10 t1e
The advices from Amsterdam, oh here %
10th A dreadful fire broke oul Lube
he 18Th, commencing in the ND siSe Of b.
ran church on the north cas-! ~" dfreIIos
singeI, which, together with s SIX ueplet
houses and nine warehouses, "S s,bels d.
or nearly destroyed, and some w.
mayed. IN rositirs,,
Iy conrsdic's the report 0 idre .at the Flen''
Gordon on the Pyrenees, so,b, one d1i
1he Paris dates are to the sO'q The funds
later but furnish nothing new. o ner ceol'
nn that day stood thus rye = ? e9I sCt
o ON nee, at sef SC and closed , a, frr re-
Bank stock, is so. Neap'"''
cents. 7sf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-12

ated. aud ssid that he le,t much pleasure
in exercising the sentiments OF gratitude
and admiration felt by bis Sovereign for
the self-devotion and courage SO conspicu-
eusly manifested by the gallant man before
him. in riskiDg every thing to bim most
valuable, for the reliet OF the shpwrecked
sufferers of L'Airicaine ncble instance
of ntrepiditv, and ofwhichhls most Chris
iian Majesty testified bis acknowledgements
by presenting Dir. Darby with medal,
ON one side of which is the likeness OF the
King of France, and on the otner an ex-
PLANTATION, stating, that il is given him IN
consequence of his CALAMITY in resculng
the officers and crew Of the Afrlcaine.
Mr.. Darby, in return, assured captain
Behie that be teit highly honored by such
extraordinary marks of favor--snd alter
kissing the side of The medal upon which
was the likeness of the King OF France
he said he ielt himself amply cornpen:a-
ted for bis exerilons by the recompence
he had already received and begged that
he would accept his grateful acknowledg"
ments for the honor and bounty thus con-
ferred on him.
The medal, above alluded TO. is OF gold,
massy and elegantly executed represent
ing on one side, the likeness oil his Ms]e'
ty, Louis XVIII. and containing on the O.
Their the following inscription - Man
istre de la Froncs-.M. Darby, Cap'taine
de la goelene De,er Frsres-D . umem en-
vers les marriages de laJr,gats .atrseaine
-I829."
Capt. Bebie took the opportunity TO
present him the money, which had been
sent. and which was composed OF pieces
of twenty francs each, stamped at the
same time as the medal.
The head of Louis KYLE on the gold
medals presented to Mr.. Darby, for his hu-
name and daring exertions in saving the
officers and crew of L'AfricaiDe. and 10
Mr.. Hudson. Superintendent on Sable Is
land, is struck in style Of elegant relief,
and finished in manner peculiarly bold
and excellent; the weight Of each piece
is only l8 grains short of two ounces-the
Louis dor are of The present year, 1922.
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From the Haltfar Gazette of Oct e.
FRENCH GRATITUDE.

On Friday last, bis most Christian Ma.
jesty's Corvette L'Egerie, commanded BY
Capt. Behie, arrived here from Brest, with
a dispatch from the French Minister of Ma
rine, to bis excellency Lieut., Governor
Sir James Kempt announcing the safe ar
rival of the ship Victory, with the cap
tain. officers and crew, OF the late frigate
L'Africaine, wrecked on Sable Island, in
May last-and expressing in The warmest
terms, the high sense entertained by the
French Government, OF his Bxcellency's
kindness and attention to capt. Epron, bis
officers and people here and Of the COM
Portable manner in which be bad them
conveyed to France. His Majesty, the
King of France, in consideration Of his
respect and esteem for Sir James Kempt,
has been gfaciousIy pleased to request his
acceptance of the Gordon of Comman-
der of the Legion Of Honor; which was
presented 10 His Excellency at Govern
meHt House, by capt. Behie.
Capt. Behie had also in charge 2400
francs in Louis dor, with gold medal,
for Mr.. Joseph Darby, master and owner
of the schr. Two Brothers, who relieved
the officers and crew Of the frigate from
the wreck. and landed them on the Island;
and an equal sum OF money and gold me-
dal for Edward Hudson, Superintendent
of Sable Island, and also TO two men SER
wants, who, with Mr.. Hudson, exerted
themselves in rendering every comfort the
Island could furnish to the unfortunate
men, while they remained upon it. Yes
terday at 90 O'Clock. capt. Behie, and his
Lieutenant came to the Council Chamber.
with the donations, where the Hon. Mi.
chael Wallace. IS Commissioner for the
affairs of Sable Island, attended, by order
of his Excellency, the Lieut.. Governor, to
receive capt. Behie, and be present at the
delivery.
The Hon. Michael Wallace informed
Mr.. Darby that Capt. Epron, contorma-
bly, TO the feeling and sense of honor and
gratitude which he always expressed while
here-did not fail, on bis arrival at Brest,
10 report 10 bis Sovereign, through his M
mister of Marine, the dangerous and spiri.
ted exertions, which he had made with
his vessel, to save. from the frigate Afri-
caine, the Captain, bis officers and ships
company, when that ship was wrecked on
Sable island, & al on board were in iumi.
nent danger of perisbing; and that bis
Majesty, the King of France, taking into
bis royal consideration and Justly appre-
ciating his brave and humane conduct on
tbat occasion, had directed Capt. Behie to
present him with the sum of 24OO francs,
as an additional compensation for those
services, together with gold medal, as a
mark Of distinction for bis meritorious con-
duct"
Capt. Bebie then explained the senti-
ment by which bis Government vas actu-
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COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

EXt:act from highly respectable Ameii-
can gentleman, to the editor OF the
Franklin Gazette, dated
Caty of Caracas. Oct. IS.
"The John Adams sailed from Porto
Rico on the 30th of September, and on
the next morning met the United States
brig Spark in the Mona Passage 1t was
important that Mr.. Polnsett should reach
\ era Cruz as soon as practicable, that he
might return from The city of Mexico to
Washington by the next session OF con.
gress. We determined then to proceed
in the brig to Laguira, which we reached
on the 9th inst and the ship proceeded
directly for the gulf Of Mexico.
Colonel G.. S Todd, our diplomatic a.
gent, has been received with enthusiasm.
This climate is pleasant, and though the
route from the coast to the capital city OF
Bogota is tedious journey of 45 days,
colonel Todd will be compensated by the
view of an interesting country. For the
present he will prefer that along the noun
tains. rather than re-embark, and endea-
vor to penetrate by the Magdalena.
1t is probable that this government, ow-
ing to the state of its finances, will deter
mine, for tbs present, TO continue the rela-
ton OF Charges de Affaires with the Uni
ted States. NJ, Soublette, Mr. Navarte,
Mr.. Gual, Mr.. Zalazar and Mr.. Rivas are
spoken OF as the successor Of Mr.. Torres,
whose loss 10 deeply depIored by the peo-
pie Of this country. The selection will
not be made until the meeting of their
congress ON the second of January"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-12
FROM RUSSIA.

In the ship General Jackson, which ar
rived at Newport on Thursday from St.
Petersburg, came passenger Cha's Pinck-
ney, Esq. Secretary of Legation to the
Court of Russia, with dispatches Tor our
government, containing the Official deci-
sion of the emperor of Russia, on the arti-
ces Of the Treaty of Client referred to
him, relative to restitution for the slaves
carried away from the United States by
the British, at the conclusion OF the late
war Mr.. Plnckney passed through New
York on the 4th inst. on his way TO Wash
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n Richmond, Mop. 9.
ALEXANDER LiTHGOW'S CASE.


We have said nothing (since the Cir
cult Court for this county commenced ITS
present SESSION. of this much agitated case.
We presume our readers are almost satia-
ted with it. .
We have now to say, that the case va 9
again taken up on Monday last. A Jury
was not made out till Wednesday. The
trial then went on the accused being ar
raigued on the indictment which charges
him with using check ofJohn Enders for
the purpose ofteloniously drawing money
from the Farmers Bank OF Va. The eyi-
sience being gone thro' the argument COM
menced.-Mr Robertson. the Attorney
General for The prosecution. and Mr.. Gill
mer tor the accused. On closing the ar
gument, the jury retired yesterday be-
tween and O'Clock. As our coat phrase
is. the jury as hung THAT is, cannot agree
upoa a verdict. 1t is said, no other in
dictment will be tried during this term OF
she court.
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Extract of letter from Montreal, to a
merchant 10 Ogdensburg, dated October
10. 1922.
''The Canada trade dill has been in o.
peration at Quebec for several lays, and
abe official communication OF it was trans
mitted to the Collector al the Ceteau by
yesterdays post. We may therefore CAL
culate that after this day, -four, lumber s
live stock, will be subjected TO the duties
specified 10 the schedule annexed TO the
bill. | have received letter from the
Collector at Ceteau. saying that ashes,
beef, pork, lard, butter, &c. will be ad-
mitted as heretofore, free OF duties We
have at this moment an unusually ANNA
ted demand for ashes. Pots are worth
from 36s to 36s Sd ; pearls, 4Os with no
prospect of decline for the remainder Oh
the season"