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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-01
Notice.

WAS shipped on board Of Francis a
w dams's boat at the Bason, Richmond,
some time IN april last, one keg GUNPOW-
DER, 'chieh rds brought TO mis- place under
ny care, and for @hich Icanaoi find the ouner.
Ih.s Is therefore 10 request the proper owner 10
cdH on Bewamia A. Phillips, Lvnch6urg,
'eao ~iH detrer said po,cder by their paying
charges 9e. NATHANIEL GOOLSBY.
JRy3 4slt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-01
Stone Masons and Carpenters.

undersigned are commissioners,
appointed by court, to receive PROPOSALS
"nu contract for the building Jail in thecor.
rotd,'on OF Lynchburg, The Dimensions of
ane building are Go feet front, by SO lack.
snu - feet pitch--the walls of stonet nd 4
ieet thick. We deem il unnecessary 10 he
i,ie. explicit in this notice, as plan afthe
~, y,u''ulng' with every particular reou;rd bv
=, ,ne undertaken, be furnished on an,lica.
~" ~ Us IHOS. A. HOLCOMsE,
JOHN VICTOR,
Inn 90, ALBlN MCDANIEL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-01
Notice.

ON Saturday the 9th day of August,
" 1923, at the late residence ofWm Tins
ley, decd. (now Isaac Tinslcys,) in Amherst
county shall expose to sale at auction, on a
credit until the 18th day of Beoember next,
all the Perishable Property belonging 10 said
estate, consisting of horses, cattle, household
and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, sc
Bonds with approved security will be required
JAMES TfNSLEY,
Ex'or. of WIN. Tinsley, decd.
July IL 49tds
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FEMs1LE EDUCATION.
MIR, BALL

WILL open a SCHOOL IN his place,
w on The first Monday in September, for the
reception Of young ladies ercluSiceiV. As he
intends eeery PpPd shall. be under his oVn in.
mediate instruction, no more miH be rseeiged
than car WeH BE- dttended 10.
TERMS or TUITION.
For Reading, Writng and arithmetic, g12 n
session. For.AraLmetic, English Grammar and
Geography, ruth the use Of the Globes, Sl5.--
For Rhetoric, History, astronomy, Moral Phjio-
ssophy, DC DC. SIS For any or all ofthe ADORE
branches, lcih the rudiments Of the French and
Latin languages, $50.
.4lly ofthe young ladies who may irish il, can
be accommodated with good board IN sspectabie
families, Strict attention wn be paid TO TIE
moral department Of The scholars
References 10 the Rer. j. s. LEE,
Rec. ID. UILLElHS,
S.NOWLkN, Esq.
Mr.. j. H0LLLNS.
July % tets 100
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NAY MaSUFACYORN.

Twill subscriber, m experienced work
n man in the manufacture of Hats, has
lately established himself in that business in
Lynch5urg, next door to tiIe grocery of Mr.
John Ho'lns. lie will supply the public with
that article on the cheapest terms: Acquant
ed with the newest fashions, and having a
supply Of the best fur, carefully selected by
himself, IN the northern markets, he under
takes to satisfy al who shall favor him with
business, in the beauty and duration of their
bats. he begs TO remind the public, that ar
tlcles manufactured at home, under the eve of
the wfarer, and by person who isdependent
tor pl bic patronage on his skill and faith,
must be superior inequality TO the same arti-
CleS largely aud mfisoriminately bought in
the markets of New York and Philadelphia
reconsideration, in addition to the prolrie-
~ qld justice of encouraging domestic work
mea, and the cheapness of his hats, will, he
hopes induce the gentlemen OF Lynehh1rg,
ana the country, TO procure their necessary
snPpiesfrom him. He iusites such as need
hats, to call aud examine lis fnrs, and spcci-
riens of his work
~ He returns thanks to his friends and the
subtle, tor the very liberal encouragement al
ready extended TO him, and informs them that
NE has just received supply of first rate ma
terals, which will he manufactured to order
on the shortest notice. and most fashionable
style. ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
July IL. w4w49
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VIC real Estate

OF their ;estator, is of such value, that it VIII
be necessary TO sell it, in order to make div.
sion, under the act of assembly, in such case
made and provided, notice is hereby givfr,
that application will be made to Amherst
county court, for authority TO sell the sane
and the presence Of the parties interested is
especially desired on this account. The sub.
scrIbers are anxious 10 close their administra-
ton on the estate of their tesator, and there.
tore request the attendance of the parties in.
tetested, thatn delay may be made in that OBJ
ject. JESSE BECK,
CHAS. MONDAY, hA rs
T. ,. The terms of the sale will be for all
sums OF $40 and under it, cash for all sums
over IL IL months credit, with bond ard an
proved security. Persons indebted TO the es
tate, are requested 10 make prompt payment,
as longer indulgence cannot be given Per.
sons having claims against the estate are re.
quested TO bring them forward for pavmen,.
interest will be required from the date of the
oonos II payment Is not punctually made.
c { Ri rs'~
July 25. wtds n
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gfNHE partners Of The late firm Of Kyles g.
Il Mays, request all those indebted 10 them
ey note or book account, 10 make Immediate
payment 10 tie subscriber at ID. q. I'm kyle' s.,
before The first Of august, otherwise no longer
Indulgence nil be g,ren
HM B. PATTERSON, agent
July 4. icts45
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Notice.

fTsHE copartnership of the undersigned,
i. 4 under the firm of J. s. PENDLErOS
4 CO. is dissolved by consent Of parties The
books and papers OF the said copartnery, as
well rs OF the late firm OF Pendetou 81 Mount
castle, are placed in the hands OF MIR. Joseph
Penn, OF Amherst county, with full power to
settle all unsettled accounts, claims and de-
mands, and to collect all outstanding DEBTS
NC &c as by power OF attorney, granted said
Penn, will more fully appear.
JAMES s. PENDLETON,
WM. G. PENDLEToN.
June 3D.. ddw6W
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TURNPIKE STOCK

ABDUCTION.
.WiLL positively be sold at auction, on
w Friday, the 9Th day of next month,
august at Archibald Hatcher's tavern, Cen
trail Hotel,) in Lynchburg, the stock of the de-
linquent stockholders, in the Lynchburg and
Salem Turnpike Company, unless payment be
made on or before that time.
JOHN LYNCH, Treasurer.
July 4 tctds AZ
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Notice.

pY virtue of deed OF trust executed to
~ the subscriber by Ellison Clark 10 sc.
cure the payment OF certain sum of money
therein lnentoned, due 10 Vim. w. Perkins
which decd oftrust bears date TIE LIST day Of
February, 1928, aud is recordedin be county
court OF Bedford, will be sod,i at public auc-
ton, Tor ready money, ut the market-house in
Lynchburg, on Saturday the I'd of August,
The following Propeyts,
to vii ;--foar feather beds and furniture, 2
walnut taoles, halt dozen windsor chairs,
one COW and calf, half dozen table spoons
and ladle (siiser) and one bay horse, or so
nuch thereofas will be sufficient to pay the
debt. NELSON a. THOMPSON, Trustee.
July IA IL 100
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Z kNeGA MN.

FuSHE next term Of T billiards. school will
y conrpence on Monday, Goth instant
Terms, rs heretofore, eight, ten and fifteen
dollars No pupils admitted for shorter
surveying will be taught il required.
June27. Of AZ
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70 UnAertakeYs.

WILL BE LET, 10 the lowest bidder,
W at Pittsylvania August court next, the
building of a new JAIL, OF the enlarging the
present one, so as 10 conform to the act Of
assembly, passed at the last session, regulating
The size of jails. Also, sundry repairs and ad-
dtions to the courthouse This is a job wor
thy the attention Of house carpenters and
stone masons. A plan of the building will be
submitted on that day. Bond and security
will be required Of the undertaken, for the
faithful performance of the work
WILLIAM TUNSTALL,l
THOS. II. W0ODiNG,
WIN. X. CHAPLIN, Commission.
DAVID II. CLARK, ers.
RO. COOK,
R0. WILSON,
July Is vitae so
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-01
Notice.

I'VE subscribers, as surviving executors
= OF the last Will and testament, of Stephen
Haamn, late of the county OF Amherst dec d,
take this mode OF informing the heirs and lc
gatees OF the said llamm, many OF whom are
the residents of other states, that they will in
pursuance Of the discretionary authority vest.
ed IN them by the will OF lheir testator, offer
TO public sale on the premises, on Thursday
the Goth Nov. next, all the personal estate of
the said llamm, on IA credit OF II months, for
all sums over ten dollars. Those Interested
are requested pnnctnally TO attend on that oc-
cas'on, as these proceedings are intended as
10 u division of the estate, and
payment of the legacies, bequoathed in said
will. As il is believed by the executors, that
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JOHN WILLS, C. C..
CcmMIssIoEER's Orr1eE..

LgartbUrg, Goth June, 1929. (
The parties in this cause will take notice,
that have appointed Wednesday the 18Th
day of August next, 10 carry the forcgoingor.
der into effect, on which day they are ,equir
ed 10 attend at my Office in this town, with
their accounts, vouchers, and copies of court
papers, prepared for examination and settle.
ment. JAMES BENAGH, C0m'r
July II. w4w49
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.Jniu %.
July d..


VEsilE creditors of Mr.. WALTEAL' HOL.
IL CoMBE are requested 10 attend on the
9Th day OF October next, with their claims du-
ly authenticated, that the amount of his debts
may be known, by which time it can be the
better known when the crop (now likely one)
can be got to market The creditors shall
share 1t, and then fhe time and place shall be
agreed upon for sale OF SO much OF the es-
tate as shall pay off the debts aud if any
claim be objected to, it may at once he refer
red, so as to avoid any thing like a law suit
JUDITH H0LCOMBE, .4dmrI.
July %.
understand that am one of the executors
named in the will of Mr.. Holcombe, but rs
cannot act on account of the distance and my
public duties, will nevertheless advise Mrs
Holcombe, my niece, in doing speedily what
ever law and justice require of her, for the
creditors of Mr. Holcombe and if they will
forbear, until their claims can all be made
known to her, she will, | have no doubt, do
them prompt justice.
CREED TAYLOR.
July % W4w" Io2
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Bedford Nay Rales, 1928
William Marshall plaintiff,
against
John Morrison, John Maynes, William
Whiteley, Charles Whiteley, aud John Smith,
merchants and partners trading under the
style aud firm Of William Whitoley Co.
defendants
IN CH.4NCERF.
The defendant John Morrison, not having
entered his appearance and given security nc
corflng 10 Tie act nf assembly and the rules
OF this court, aud Il appearing from She she
riTs return upon the process, that he Is not
an inllabitant OF flis country, ON th6smotion
of the plaintiff, by his attorney, 1t is ordered,
that tue sRid defendant do appearNere on the
fourth Monday in July next, and answer the
plaintiff bill that copy of this older be in
serted ia a newspaper Published IN Lynehbqrg,
anl posted up AT the front door OF the court
house for one month.
copy-lcsle,
40, }. stEPToE, c &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-01
Tract OK parcel OF Aand,

called yduses or the White house plantation,
lying i.the county Of Montgomery, on Aiea-
dow creek, a branch ofthe southfork OF Roa-
noke, aud on fbe south foEk Of Roanoke, aud
continuing by survey, 500 acres. Acting as
trustee, we shall convey such title only as is
vested in Us by said trust deed.
WILLIAM d. CHARLTON, r...,...
THOMAS BOWER, i'"'feeS.
July Is. wIw 80
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed
Id James Holmes to the subscriber, dat
the 10Th day of April, 1922, and duly record
in the Hastings Clerks Office, and for purI
ses therein mentioned, ] shall on the filth 2
of August next, at the storehouse occupied
said Holmes, proceed TO sell, TO the bigh'
bidder, at public auction, for cash, the $40
in trade of said Holmes, consisting OF Drn
Medicines, shop.turniture, Paints, o,is, ~
stufIs sc. The title in the trustee VIII be cV
veyed to the purchaser and none other,
y.lv o, wtds 5 \
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'rhnt Valuable Farm,

living. on ihr.- waters Of Goose creek adj
ios'siae Tie las',is OF . 4 Eidson aad Capt.
Ii. kuts<' aud lnown by The name Lsstr
J. es', nov 81 TIE possession q William Usher.
m,nan. This iAsais y telerable ofder-1iias 90
a a eamtbrsahleiiws citing hoasc, aud other ne
r.rs,ar, I'll 11sases,s snd containing between
-eo aud inMhels.s pad OF which, Is gend
.,bacc. lani. 7 81 farther particulars, apply
20 Capt. PasehI Bulord, who reside within
awo OF ihreeA,tfle. 5Ithe premises, and who
). authorize 10 rent pT1vstey, should api'ii-
1aton be made noad with good seeatiiy
ssill be required fer the rent, witch VIII be
Maid annually, commencing the ist OF Jand.
ary nest, - possession sill be glgen tho
the roniers mlIlhavc privilege. Of sowing gram
In the fail 4 JACOB KENT,
f,,,o ~ w3w AZ
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Trust Sale OF Land.

DY virtue ola deed of trust executed TO
- the subscribers on the 18th day OF June,
1922, by JOSEPH King, to secure the payment
OF a sum Of money therein mentioned, due TO
Robert and James King, aud Of record ia the
clerks Office OF Montgomery county, we shall
proceed 10 sell for ready money, on the pub
lie square, in the town Of ChristieHsburg, on
the 9TH day ofNoyember next, it being Mont
gn1nerY court -daY tint well known
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fifty Dollars Dew,.s

t'oh experimenting and vec,s;., /. ;
jan, so that get him a...... esns MIN
9, ,he state or twenty dollsss !, y taken d
S,a ,ha JACK HARRfss, free n ,ssen IN 4
hold bis iisfny Of Bedford State Of r,;p 51,
i7ss1ss;s u In. dated the 2slh or'a a
Backinrhsms sen harrss was sold by orse,
CHASED erased by Stephen PanRey free ,ees' was pI
snorly runaway, was taken in y ,l4 whom
eu,'ra' lodged in Jail, at which nls eoaniy
aga,n sold Then became tbs Int paa, ne v
JACK JACK, idarllss is yellow fellow Pu,onaser
go', teel high between 80 AMI 10 yen ma
left me h. ,gS. 10 lay stone or bri, k. When
easily cut of, hi. hat had ia., winch can
ms clothing as believe dart ia" al. The bril-
CLERKS oil courts where his Inden s,meu eio
recorded, are cautioned sgains, may
Bedford, Feb. Ia. ''N GRAY
----- Wis o9l
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I SHALL in future decline the practice
A OF the Law, in the counties of Amherst and
Nelson. Lucas p. Thompson, Esq. will AT.
tend TO my unfinished business, in the superi.
or and inferior courts for said counties.
RIO. GARLAND.
July %. ot5i
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JAMES WILLS AND WALKEK DE-

JAMES WILLS AND WALKER DE-
- JOURNETT-Iake .Notioe-That at the
dwelling house of James Old, in the county of
Halifax, between the rising and setting Of the
sun On the 20th day OF August next, | will take
the dispositions of the said James Old and o.
Tiers and on the 23d day Of August next, be.
tween the same hours, at the house of Benia-
min Terrell, in the county of Piusylvania, |
viii take the dispositions of the said Benjamin
Terrell and others and on the Goth day Of
August next, between the rising and setting OF
the sun, at the dwelling house of Robert Kemp,
in the county Of Franklin, take the dispositions
OF John Eanes and others, 10 be read as evil
dence in suit now depending and undeter-
mined in the district chancery court, holden
in Lynchburg in which | am complainant and
you are defendants, when and where you
may attend 10 crosse xamine the witnesses,
should you think proper.
WILLIAM GUHSON.
Jnly IL. w4wF so
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Doct. Henry w. Mosele'

DOOte ItOhA W
HAS commenced the practice OF fhyj
4 Il and Surgery, in the town OF Libsfts
His sllop is above the Post ofiiec. re '.
endeavor by moderate charges ana pune
attention to merit patronage. An .,
July ii.
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The following Articles.

or 50 much thereof as will be sufficient In
pay the sum OF money mentioned in said deed,
viz Two feather beds and bed clothes, two
bedsteads, one walnut cupboard, one do. fol
ding table, 3 pine tables, six windsor chairs,
two split bottom do, one carpet, two ovens,
two pots, one baking oven, one pair andirons
three smoothing irons, one looking glass, six
knives and forks, one dozen plates, 3bowls,
doIeh cups and sancers, one tea pot, one coli
tee pot, four tumblers, three decanters 2 tubs
two piggins, three axes, one wedding hoe, one
spade, one SOW, one COW aud calf
WILLIAM B. LYNCH, Trustee.
July lS wtds 80
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Notice.

VWE LYNCHBURG MILLS are Of
Il fered for sale or rent possession can be
given Immediately. Apply to
WILLIAM DAVIS, 5r.
July 8. Is 90
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NOTICE.

xHv1Lf Lr renled 70 thr highest bidder
w 81 one Of mere sesfs, at Reed : store
"a tssssr creek, n Bedford county, Va on
SalAFiay The 5o1h uf August neat,
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Notice.
vitae SO

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
Rf the subscribersby Daniel Ellis, a free
man OF color, for the purpose of securing
sum Of money due and owing TO Thomas
Humphreys, which deed is of record in the
hnslings court Of Lynchburg, shall, on Sa-
turday the 9th day of August next ensuing
the date hereof proceed, at the market-house,
IN the town of Lynchburg, TO sell at public
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Notice.
VIRGINIA, To vii /;

VIRGINIA, TO wit
III O Superior Courl of Chancery holden IN the
town Of Lynehburg, The 18Th day Of May,
1923,
Dudley Galloway and Patty his wife, John
Meean and Milly bis wife, Burd Goodwin, Spi-
dawson Goodwin and spottswood Hughes
and David Hughes, infants under the age OF
twenty-one years, by Jesse Beck their next
friend Plaintiffs,
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July %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-07
FROM FRANCE.

NEw YORK, June 3.-We briefly no.
,icpd in yesterdays Gazette, The receipt
OF Bordeaux papers to the 25th Of April
inclusive, by the ship OtbelIo. They
were received al too late an hour 10 max e
any translalions, We however to day, sub.
nit some extracts, principally relating 10
the movements of The French army, The
ecoDd division of which bad entered
Spain
MIR. Forsyth, the American Minister at
Madrid, has returned home in the OtheiIo.
French Funds at Paris. .lpril sI.-Five
per cent Consols. 63i. soc. 10 84f. Bank
Actions, Ib9Of.
Brandy had risen in Bordeaux, snG is
quoted on the Gath OF April at ABOUT 2S5f.
for .Armsgnac, and $50 to 200 Tor Cognac.
The chamber Of deputies had sill IN.
Ger discussion the project of the law rela.
tive to the Finances.
NJ. de Ffsnck, Charge d'Afairs from
the Court OF Austria, arrived at Toulouse
on the Goth Of April, from Madrid, on his
way 10 Paris. He lef, that city on the 9th,
al which time all was tranquil, but on his
journey be found the SpaDiards making
preparations 10 receive the French army.
A. young man, Spaniard by birth, has
been condemned at Toulouse 10 n,ne
years Imprisonment, for excning The
French Soldiers to desert.
A Spanish vessel, loaded wi,b grain fer
81 Sebastian, was carried into Port du Pas.
sage, and an order bad been received 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-07
FROM THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

New Cdse-y1H tavitatios to drink poison.
We publish the following statement by
particular request Ii is new and curl
oas case under the VIre mia act of Jan. 26,
1910 10 suppress Duelhng' By that
ac', whoever gives or accepts a challenge
to fight duel which may result in death,
is declared incapable OF holding any posi-
of profit, trust or emolument under this
Conmonwealih--whoever rs appointed
teAany office is bound to take an oath that
be has not violated this law, aud will not
violate il during hi. Continuance in Office;
this law IS to be given in change to grand
Juries. Ii contains other provisions which
it is unnecessary to specify.
I he first notice which we have had Of
Mr.. GavesS case was from remonstrance.
presented from Mr. Lacy to the House of
Delegates, on the l4tb OF last December,
Directing TO the seat of Mr. g a Delegate
returned from the county of New Kent,
upon the grouad that he was disqualified
10 consequence of having violated the
duelling act. The case was referred TO a
select Committeeman on the Gath Dec.
the Committee, reported, that "they ate
SATISFIED, from the circumstances OF the
case, that the said Graves did conscien-
tious' y believe al the time of taking said
oath as Delegate hat he had not incur
RED the penalties Of the statute. - The
COMMITTEE also expresses II as their opio.
ION as criminal prosecution against the
SAID Graves, for the violation OF tss com.
planned Of. has been insiitu ed in the su-
per'or court Of Law, Tor New Kent county
and u now depending thereiD:" and AZ
the decisioh of the House" &c. nigh.
possibly influence the decision of that iu.
d'ela' tribunal, that eropriety and good
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U. S. Schr. WILD CAT,
observation-disclosures

exception OF having been relieved by the
Grey Hound, Lieut. Comd't kearney.
This vessel and the Besgle will sail this
afternoon for ThomPson's Island, where
we shall undergo repairs, preparatory 10
another crulze. No change OF impor
lance or measure of consequence has been
adopted here by the new Governor the
people are in anxious expectation of some.
thing decisive assassiDa,lons are frequent
and increase daily The Governor has vi
sited The prisons of the city, and from the
marching and counter marching OF prison
ers, il IS presumable be has made some
changes meliorsting their condition. The
city is considered remarkably healthy,
iew deaths occur from fever. The Grey
hound sails on Sunday with convoy the
Jacksll leaves ,hi, place for Ma,anzas,
whence she will sail on Sunday next with
convoy Piracy is CONSIDERED as sup
pressed for the present-the trade is at
tended with too much risk. Neither the
Hornet nor Shark has yet arrived,
9Th. Information touching the health
of the City, the Governors movements,
&c. is obtained frcm the best autbori.
~ made it my business to ascertain
,be facts particularly.