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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
o. WORTHY or ATurEN,rION

uJ W Oi'i - w, Al tI4NliON.
'EUiE subscriber Principal A,cn; fer the Peri;eniinrv
IS now authorised to otter private sale in conformity
with an act cf The Legislature at lis Hast session authore
such sale ON The very liberal below the in
lowing articles. viz
Burr Min stones warranted Of the hest quality. from 10
~ ccti large wagons; few Draws and Carts hrat
Fansi Pl"ug o various sizes Freedoms patent n,pov.
ed liauows AMI Cusaiors liedcoEcs white tofin,
Cloth woelrn ditto, for negro clothing; Shoes &c &c
These articles will be offered the regular cas cin
prices unih sales 10 a certain extent effected.
TEENs-iO To s 100 twelve munfhs-S 100 10 coo cir.
Teen months 2O1 MD upwards two credit. Bonus
wish approved security, eitior from country town.
10 send ~ ier orders as caiiy as possible believe
We amount intended TO lie sold ON ihcsc wi be-
hkcn. NJ. IL RICE.
anu ~ ff1-ft
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WASHINGTON, April I've understand
thai The COMMITTEE in the House of Rr;ire-
srnlatives, on tie Suppression rf the Shave
lrade' were unanimously OF opinion thai
prompt and efficient measures ought to b, -
dnpied by The administration TO put stop f3
The dissracrful traffic in slaves and iie re-
solution at the close of the report, 10 that e.
feet, was not AFFECTED TO by any one. TREY
| differed only IN the measures proposed to be
adopted. The minority objected TO recon-
mending that the Executive should sanction.
by treaties with The maritime powers of Eu-
rope, the Mutual right of search on the Afr
can coast, as prefo ed in ;he report of lbs
committee. i.Aas: Int
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Tic General Of the Republican troops ut IN Vera
Cruz has formally summoned the commander Of The
Castle (of ST. Juan dc Uim) to snrrendcr--Thr
commander Jose Dasia hts refused--,lisavowine all
concurrence ~ The cOnduct OF Gcn. O DouOju. whom
he charges with disObeyng The orders of the King -
Mater are coming to extremiiy. Baitering cannon
arc SAID 10 We arriving Gov the purpose eJ Loiafi.ng
the castle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

PHiLADELPntA, April i5.--An inmehse
concotrse of citizens of various grades, be-
fore the usual hour of divine service Yesterday
morning thronged the church yard of St. Ma
rvs, and in all the streets and avenues leading
10 1t, there was literally IL Soltd nlouing mass
OF population. A few minutes after 10 o'clock,
and Immediately as the Rev'd Mr.. Hogan was
entering from the vestry room, to perform the
dulles of the day, two or more of the Trus-
tees appointed by the Bishops party made
their way ap the South aisle, as if TO possess
themselves ofthat part of The Church enclos-
dby the railing, near the Altar This con-
duct Immediately created general move
ment, ana for little lime some t,lmult, when
Mr.. Iean,y and others, trustees of ST. Mary's,
desired them to withdraw-they should not
enter. In the mean time, one of the consa-
bles was sent for TO the front of the church,
where the ,igilant Mayor had iudiciously
placed several, anticipating confusion, when
two of the opposing party, were taken away,
and the worship of the day continued and
concluded peaceably. Union.
A New Orleans paper of March 21st, says,
that another steam boat had hurst her boiler
about miles below Madison, and scalded 7
persons, one or two of them severely, bat no
lives were lost.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWAi{D.
RhNAW Z from ihc slbsc acr I'u,ty tir aih iu'-
~ negro boy udned ISAAC, about years Of age, ait
infNs'nt iinu,s stryaut Ills complication OF a DARN e.
hwn noi3'to 9oo coontcnance. Had wbcnhc alscouiot
vest black ir r'i sud silver watch. tie is rahcr
square make thau Otherwise. lie wi doubtless ncupt
to pass as free fellow. AMI make bis way towards Hic
mopd wherc c was hired winter before lasts from thence
probably Attempt 40 get tie north The above reward
" h paid, il 'kcn ont 90 tic coUnfy 81 delivered 10
or Confined iu any Jail, SO tiaf get him main.
AUSTIN BROCkENBnOCGH.
Tspplharrork, (EsseSl April 3D. tfi-9t
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Bonhing Ertrcordinu,y. new dirr.-
tors OF The State Bank of Vincennes, Indiana,
hav" declared dividend of profits for the
last SIX months, uf TWENTY per cent. or al ih,
rat" OF toriy per cent. per ari,Im ON paJf of the
stock 30 says paper printed at that piacr.
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FIFTY DOLLARS KEWARDl---

- IOIES from INV house ly Alexander D. r,ipr n nort
- 81 book containing ~ in Virginia money and suns
'"'uape laprrs-he :. small With black hair amt
e,cs dressed iu old uniform u, coa and d,,c NO,
mixed pan'alo"nshs cnuuicnance a mean one and ind.
c"tivr ~ 'tiny viii give the above reward and nav
reasonable EXPENSES FOR Misrepresentation f the thief 81 de-
lyeicd {" ine ~ the city H,nnonT have made III
aivcrii>encment asch The benefit of the rr!,r m
any expectation Of rc1a,ning the money.
AisilIo. d JOu Mccopzfrrp -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

1IiE Subscriber wishes 10 sco lot IL acres with V77
a. liable inprn thereon at Fine Greek Mills i,
county of Powi'atn The Improvements are coInolil
d"eins house Office, ice house garden. Tie situation
Is very wen suited for tavern, grocery or a dry GOO,
siorei and has M eligible ste for aTAN-YA3D.-TI, ia
terror of the dwelling is inan unfinished Stale.
Arril 10 ff0-r9w for s. NJ aYf-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

Rapid Smiling The pilot of the schr.
DAUNThEss, Capt Nel, of this port bound
10 The West indies returned on Saturday, and
reports her having reached the Capes in jo,r-
teen hours. rBrn. ifd ~,
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Extract ofa letter from gentleman IN lNadi
SonriHe, (Louisiana) to has friend IN Yin
chester duted Uorch dtb 1900

Extract ofa letter from gentleman IN .Hadi-
sonpiHe, (Louisiana) to has friend vn Yin
chester, dated March 9TH, 1929.
Maj. Edwards hrs received the appoint
ment of paymaster-g general for the province OF
Texas, from Gov. Trespaiacios, who is also
one of the members of the sovereign iunta.-
He will sail in IA few days for Vera Cruz ;
from thence he will go by land to the city OF
Mexico. The government of Mexico is very
anxious for Americans tn settle i'm its provin-
ces.-About four hundred American families
emigrated I'D Texas last fall from different
parts of the United States, many ofwhom are
of the first responsibility and wealth. All who
have visited that country agree in opinion that
1t is the finest IN North America. lis indie
pendence is firmly established, aud OH as free
and rational principles as our own--an equal
representation, right of suffrage, sc. and the
inquisition totally abolished.
1t will be gratifying to hisnumerous fiends
IN Frederick 10 know that the writer of the
above letter is Mr.. ISRAEL T.. CoopER, for
merry OF this town, who is offered by the sur
veyor-general of the government of Mexico
the otice ofdrputy for the province ofTex-
as, which he will probably ccept.-Uinches
Ter Rep.l
MoNTnEAL, april 3.-Wc are Informed
that the contractors for the Lachine Canal
nave employed from 9 to 500 men all the win
ter, and will Immediately add 500 more to
their number, and prosecute their undertaking
with all possible energy
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WAsHNGToN, April 15.-The Report of
the Committee of the House of Representa-
tives on the subject of the Slave Trade, which
was delivered in by Mr.. Gorham on Friday
last, concludes with the following resolution /:
" ReSofrtd, That the President of the
United States be requested TO enter into such
arrangements as he may deem suitable and
proper, with one or more OF the maritime DOW
crs OF Europe, for the elTectual abolition ofthe
slave trade"
1t was this report which Mr.. Poinsett ex-
pressed his dissent to-, and declared it to be
the act of bare majority Of the committee
Nat. Int.
april I6.-There was a report in circulation
yesterday, we know not on whd5 foundation,
that the question between the United States
and Great Britain, which was referred to the
arbitration OF the Emperor of RUSSIA, res.
PectlnS slaves depOrted during the late war,
has been decided by him in favour Of this 60
vernment. The subject is Of great Importance
TO several of the Southern states and we
hope we may soon be- able to- coufrm SD agree
able a report. rb
We understand that the machine construct
ing at the Navy Yard, for the purpose of
hauling up ships Of war, for preservation or
repair, will be completed by the FIRST of MAY.
aud that the frgate POToMAC, lately launched.
will he hauled up ON the ad or Sd. f'The pre1
clse day and hour will be hereafter stated. I
IhIs machine, we are informed, " ould have
been completed much soOnor, had not the
prevalence of unusually high tides, for the last
fortnight, retarded the operations the work
mtn.
Expectation is on tiptoe for the result Of
this experiment, in which we are to behold the
novel and stupendOus sight of ship, Of the
largest class OF irigates, taken from her ma
tural element suspended in the air, and after
wards deposited on blocks, in a situation SINH
,ar 10 mat IN which ship is placed when
building.
1t IS supposed the whole Of this operation
may be completed within three hours-in
which space of time this mass of timber.
weighing sixteen hundred tons, g i'll have been
moved six hundred feet. m
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EDrroR's coRREsroxDrNcr.

s 0uSing!cH, .iprbi IL, 1890.
The Secretary of State, has rccei,e, ininr-
nation, have been informed, from cur minis
ter at Russia, that the Emperor Of Russia, our
mediator, has determined that England shall
pay Tor the argroes, taken by her officers from
cur citizens, during the late war. This is an
ACT OF justice; and may prevent similar con-
duct in future wars.
ne British Minister hasprotested aganst
the duty imposed on relied iron being higher
than that on hammered, as being violation,
OF The convention made with Great Britain
A correspondence, am told, has taken place
between him and HE Secretary of Stat. on
The subject The same point was pressed by
MIR. BAGoT ona former occasion, which caused
a m ssage from Mr.. MADISON. No message.
has been received by the present Congress II
is, howerer, subloc. which may create 4,
coolI&ss and ought well TO lie weighed. M,
consideration should induce brach of faith
IN any nation. BAH Pat.
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p.EDlmin Angusa county in Virginia. on The IC,h ult
mr. MATTHEW THOMPSON in the 9isi wear nf lis age.
ne VIZ native nj ireland, hut for wears
ad heen citizen Of Augusta md the only surviving
no'ner OF The venerable Charles Thompson, Secretary
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~ a dinner given Al PITTS on Eashin. tons in Ia
bay, Mr ERWIN late minister ri.nipo,rn,arv ia
orati, presided The Marquis La Fayeitc, MIR
''ai'''h, Nc attended IL. Some very iibert toast T.
we're gwen on the occasion wlirh IN sirong
atatos.
-ur G,tsdia Sare " Grcecc--Hcr cause is that
"i the civilized world -Generoi J1t Eare,e iosiei
nc Nme,,ean creed aud may AL na,ions be IN
iebied To it for liberal institutions. IRE. commune,
sons, and cheap gayernmeprs Iye President toust
"a, /" Bolivar, San Martin and Iiur,c. Nav thcv
lie inspned by the virtues and emulate the deeds OF
our immortal Washington. By M. Xocyi--s Pope
tuiy to the Holy Alliance of the United S,aics''-
By NJ. john q Jones'" The extension OF con-
stii",ion" go,ernnien-hy reform. when practicable
by Revolution, when necessary"
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PUBLIC SAj.E-


HP virtue of deed of trust from Amos For.
- and Lucy his wife, TO the subscriber for
the purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed
to sell 10 the highest bidder, on the premises, ON
Friday, the l3thday of Sept next, il fair, IL not
the next fair day, a valuable tract OF land, In.
the county of Fairfax, state of Virginia, on the
head waters OF Difficult Run, the present resi-
dence of the said Amos Fox. The tract ofIand
is of good quality, and contains abou; ~
Taco Hundred and 1'reLre .acres.
there are considerable improvements ON the is,.d.
TO wit gris, mill, pair Of stones, and ma,hi-
merry for manufacturing -four, a saw mill, a " DOL
carding machine, al large stone distiIlery, and a
number of other houses convenient for such an
establishment; the dwelling house is large and
convenient, excellent water At hand, and a good
stone dairy house, we'll constructed Purchas-
ers wishing to own complete establishment
near to three good markets, would do we'll 10
view the premises before the day of sale, as
shall most positively sell at that time probably
II will be in my power to accommodate the terms
to suit purchasers, which will be made known
more particularly on the t,ay of sale For in
formation apply to me near the premises.
VIM. FOX, trustee.
The owner ofthe above property being willing
to save the trustee the trouble of selling, would
sell, at private bargain, any time before the day
OF sale. Apply as above. 6w aug S-2l
0The above sale is pustpon-
ed 10 MONDAY, 18th inst. oct 4
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NATIVE TALENT.

The Medal, which was voted by the
British Society of Arts, in London,to Mrs
wells OF Weathcrsfeld, Con. formerly
Miss WoodhouseD for her ingenuity in
manufacturing the straw hat which was
some time ago carried to Eng land, has
been lately received by that lady. It's of
perfectly pure silver, about the circum.
ference and twice the thickness of a
crown; with various emblematic devices,
elegantly executed, ON one side !; and ON
the other short inscription, stating who
gave it, TO whom it was given, and for
what reason.
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SINGULAR COURAGE

A little boy, about four years old,
whilst playing near the mouth ofa well
at Fine Hill, near Charleston. S. C on
the :4ih instant, accidcntly slipt and fell
into the water. The we'll is from 81 to
So feet deep. There he remained for
some minutes, when a negro girl who
was washing near, with admirable pre-
sence OF mind descended by the bucket
rope, and catching the child, she placed
MN safely III the bucket. She then
Climbed up by the stones and carefully
drew the unfortunate infant TO the top OF
the well alive and safe.
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~
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

+ The packet ship Panthea, capt. Ben.
nett, arrived at New York from Liver.
pool, whence she sailed on the 1st of Sent.
bringing regular advices to that date.
BY advices from Madrid. 10 the 18th
Aug. the Queen was extremely i'll from
continued nervous attacks. Ii was asser-
ted, before the departure ofthe courier,
that she had demanded the viafieun. The
hing appears to be q captive in his palace.
The trials of the officers of the royal
guard, charged with carrying arms a.
Ralnst The constitution, are in progress.
One OF them, Lieut.. GoifIien, has been
found guilty, and condemned 10 death.
The remains of Lord Castlereayh were
inferred at Westminster Abbey on the
Goth of August.
The Agent for Lloyds' at Gibraltar
writes under date OF Aug. 8, that the A.
merican squadron had sailed from that
port Tor Minorca, to remove their depot
OF naval stores, in consequence Of pc
remtory order to that effect from the Spa.
nish government. This step was taken.
II was said on account Of our recognition
OF the South American independence.
The King continued in Scotland; bu,
was expected back to London on the Cd
OF Sept.-The papers are literally filled
with the details of the attention paid him.
The Greeks-Snlendid p1cfory over the
Turks.
We rejoice to find, that our anticipa-
tons as to the triumphs of this gallant
people over their barbarian oppressors,
are likely to be more speedily realized
than we at first expected. Thermopylae
has again witnessed a splendid victory, in
which the true courage of Spartans was
conspicuonsiy displayed, and terrible
blow given by the hands of freemen to
That sansuinary despotism, which has been
TOO long tolerated in Europe by the Gle
gitimates." Ii was on the 9th of July, as
appears by accounts from Constan,inople,
that this great battle was fought. The
Turkish forces, commanded by Chours
child Pacha, had previously formed
junction with the troops of the Pachas of
NegroPoDt, Larissa, and Janina. These
combined armies, amounting 10 1O,O OC
men, engaged the Greeks on the 7lh of
July, and seem on that day to have rcpuls-
ed the patriots. On the following day,
however, the Greeks, led on by Odysseus,
ipsilantl, Norman, and Bazzaris, attack
ed the MussulmeD, whom they totally de-
ieated, with the loss of so 900 men, inclu-
ding three Pachas, who were made pris>
oners. So complete was the victory, that
OF the great body of Turkish troops
brought into action, ChourschidPacha was
only able 10 rally 1000 of them, with
which he fled from the field of battle
The number of Greeks engaged is not
mentioned but their loss is estimated at
$4,000. They are said to have been
principally indebted for their success 10
an ambuscade, and to the want of discip-
line in the enemy. But it might have been
stated with create truth, that they tri-
umphed because every one of them was
animated! by the spirit Of liberty, and
fought for their individual rights.
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ENMMM

In Washington, Oh Friday evening
lasi. JoHs Law, esq.
On the Cd inst. at hts residence, near
Brookeville, Montgomery County, Md.
THOMAS NooRE; member of the Socie-
~ Of Friends The loss Of such man
is more EASILY Eel! than described; and
not only ~ MS family and among his rela-
tiyes, but by society at large his loss viii
be severely felt.
In Leesbarg, Va. on Tuesday morning
The S4,l inst. JosgRH BEARD, Esq. Mayor
81 that Corporation, aged 49 years.
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peraIo Marine list.
PoR7, or ALEXANDRIA,.
SAILED,
Schr Rose-in- Bloom, Sowle, Barbados.

SAILED,
Schr Rose-iD- Bloom, Sowle, Barbados.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Ulysses, Rose, ar at Baltimore on
Saturday last, from Liverpool with dry
goods, hardware, iron, &c. to Alexander
Brown Y Sons, & u p Thompson,
Braden Morgan u Go, K l. Carne, and
others.
Brig Eight Sons, Low, hence, for Am.
sterdam, was spoke 18th ult. lat a. As,
long 80, IL dis out.
- Prince, at Bremen, goth Aust. for
this port.
Ship Wilhelmina, hence, at Helvoe,,
18th Aug.
schr Five Brothers, Delano, hence, ar
at Portland, Oath uIt.
Scbr A|mirs, Hassett, cid at " York
4th inst for this port.
sl9op Java, Mason, cid at N York 4,h
inst Tor this port.
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FROM PORTO RICO.

The New York Mercantile Advertiser
OF tuesday states that the visit of the
Cyane 1.-THE above place, was received
IN a friendly manner but there is no pros.
pect OF obtaining redress for the deprcda.
tons which have been committed on our
commerce, by the privateers of the
Island. otherwise than from the Spanish
government. The new governor. een.
La Torres, had arrived, and expressed
much disapproba,ion of the practices
that had been permitted. and determine.
ton to put stop to them. The Cyane
IS ultimately bound to the coas, of Africa.
Letters have been received in Wash
ington city from Pensacola. dated the 9th
OF September a. which time, the sick.
ness continued. The report ofthe death
of DR.. u c. Bronamgh, the President Of
the Legislative Council, is but too Ger.
tain, though we have not the date or other
particulars Of his decease. Edmund La 70
was chosen, in his stead President of the
Legislative Council, the session of which
was TO have terminated on tine Cd of las,
month. The same letter gives an &C.
count of the death Of DR.. McMabon, a
respectable physician. TNds. Znr.
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=
which they viii Offer to their friends and custo.
THE MOST REDUCED PRICES.
Asvery particular attention was paid to the Sc
lection ofthose goods, they can assure the pub
lie they are of prime quality
CONSISTING, IN PART, OF
Extra super Loodon blue cloths
do do do black do t
do do do fancy colours do
do do do double mill drab do
do do, do do cassimeres
Swansdown, toilinet and valentia vestngs
Mixed and blue cassinets
Olive and drab fiushirgs
Indigo, blue and Devonshire kerseys
Mixed and drab twilled plains
Green, red and boSkng baizes
Red, yellow and white fannels -c
Superior Tartan and Circassian plaids
Cords and velvets Bennet's patent cord
Merino shawls, a neat assortment
Coloured cashmere shawls
Fig'd bordered do do
Fancy cotton shawls and handkerchief
Irish Linens, diapers and hollands
Russia sheeiings, dowlas, bulaps
Cotton and worstcd hosiery
Black, slate, and worsted do
Lambs wool and Vigona do
Half hose, guernsey frocks and drawers
English black and white silk ribbed half hose
Plain and fig d bombazctts various color.
Black and co,ored bombazeeens
Domestic sheetings and shirtings
do plaids and stripes ,s.E
Fig'd blk silk and Gros de Naples
Silk shawls and hdkfs
Canton and Nankin grapes
Grape shawls
Italian white, blk and pink grapes
Hat band do do
Fancy calicocs, furniture chin;z
IA and Ga cambria muslin
do do jaconet do
do do null null do
do do book do
Book muslin hdkfs
Fancy cravats,coid lutestrings ,scnshaws, fan.
CIV ribbons
Madras, flag, Bandanna and Spittleficld hdkfs
Sewing silks, silk buttons,
Spool, floss and sewing cottons i'm Nos
Knitting and darning do do
Threads, tapes Sc. &c-with great
VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES,
too numerous TO mention. Also
G OYYOE MARIN.
Of all numbers, which they sell, on commission,
at the Baltimore
MANUFACToRY CASH PRICES.
OF the best quality, and real numbers.
oct7 Il JAS. c. & *. BARRY.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Andrews, Mr.. SAMuEI. CRAssToN, TO
Mrs. SARAH yARNsL, both of this town
On Thursday, the Goth of Sept. by the
Rev. James Reid, MIR. thompson BYRD,
OF Prince William county, to MISS LEVI
sAH ROSE, Of LoudoOD county, Virginia.
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ZURICH, JULY S1--s.in the sitting of
the Diet on The 18th inst the Assemble
heard the ovcriurcs made some months
ago by VI. Yea, Minister Of Colombia, as
we'll as the report of NJ. Tschaan. the
Swiss Charge d'AEaires at PARIS, who has
had some communication with the Anne.
rican Envoy. After an Interesting discus,
sion, the proposals of NJ. Zea were admit.
ted ad mStruendun,. The Assembly al
SO discussed the question OF the establish.
meR OF CGDsulates in the u. s. and ap-
pointed two Swiss merchants, one ma,
tive oil Yyerdun, the other of Geneva.
who have long resided in America to be
Consuls at New York and Washington
Un Sunday, young man named Gey-
er, lately from the city OF New York, a
baker by trade, rendered melancholy by
being out of business cut his throat in a
partial manner, at the residence of his
sister, corner OF Go-forth and Carriers
Alleys. a Deighboring Physician was
called in who sewed up the incision, and
who thought that the unhappy man
would recover; but yesterday morning he
lore eff the bandages, and lacerated the
wound in such manner that he shortly
afterwards expired. Phila. nan.
Forty thousand persons are employed
in making roads and quays in the coun-
lies oi Mayo and Galway, ireland.
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Forty thousand persons are employed
IN making roads and quays in the coun-
lies Of Mayo and Galway, ireland.