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rs Tar rs the bay &C fIonday. Lieut.. r. states.
that "A couple of barges, manned from the Pea
cock, and two Of the u. States schrs. had
hern within the CuIlnradus reef. and had de
strOyed praiical establishment, and eapiur
ed 4 launch. The pirates made for the woods,
and exchanged few shots with ON, mcn. bu,
without effect on either side. NJ y. .N.4ac.
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PUBIJC SALE

1kEtAHLl 90 ile wishes requests nf aiI The par
ties interested, shall Offer flr sale no the hi hest
nder 90 ihe late residence Of MrIafors Mcaux deccd
h caroline cnuuty sl hF pershabc property ,ei.urnr
@" 'hc said cfate consisting OF valuable stock OF every
ee, tN"n general HssnrtHput OF plantation utensils,
arc h9usrhoid andkh hen rniiure Of excellent qsaiiy.
tue above sale VII ake place Frit4y the Ct Of jane
next when che terms So i.i De- u,ass krre-i
May u. U,'''''
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We shall frankly declare, that we conceive Yiinp n
Crafords claims 60 The Presidency superior those of
any individuals that has been brought forward for that
nigh Office The following considerations have led a., 10
ths conclusion: ist lie Is honest and independents 2nd
his talents are Of the first order Sd He experienced m
legislation 9Th His political has consistent
aud digned And lastly He may be considered the Younger
bead OF those enlightened patriots who have Invariably
adhered TO the truly democratic principles Jefferson
In expressing these sentiments, we have no doubt hut
That a. least two thirds Of the people Valley enter
tam similar opinions IHarrisofbug H. Register, H.
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PT7RTTC SAFE

EpY virtue of decd of trust executed bv Samuel wood
- SON to the SUB -cri.cr-. tie 3n dag Of Noverhr
1929 and recorded 90 the clerk office OF Powbaan for
purpose. therein n'wionrd, we stl offer for sale tire
Courthouse on te 9Th day of June next, tract of nud
Nn@ 90 me county Of Pow haian adjoining The lands of
james Crawi, David Fpuiuly and Others and eontnir-
ing 1909 ar'rs ui"re or less much thereof as may
De ncce-'nry to satisfy The trust Geed Tie title vested
iu The SUBSCRIBER VIII br ruuvrpcd No the rur,is m
JOSEPH Is DAVIS, }r.
Nav II. t-'vfut S. III. 3 DANCE iiUetees'
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DISTINGUISHING OCCURRENCE

WINcHEsTER, May 17.-On Thursday @
vcnIng last child about is months old,
daughter of Col. Augustine G. Smith fell into
tub of water, which we learn had been pre-
pared for washing, and was drowned Eve
~ means were used to resuscitate the hap
less innocent but without effect.
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WARRENroN, (Va.) May 95.-The Hessan
fly has made destrucnre progress in the
growing wheat crops of our ncighborbood.-
Some farmers of CuIpeper, Fanquer and
Prince William, will not make as much as they
had sown. GGnzeife
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FROM FRANCE.

NEW YOBK. May 22.-By The Elizabeth
which arrived last evening we have our Paris
tiles to the 9th of April inclusive, and papers
from Havre TO the 2lst. Later news has al
ready reached us by the way of England, and
little therefore Ofinferest is To be cleaned from
these papeJs, Such articles as appeared of
any importance we have translated. The
annnnclation, that France not considering her
self at war with Spain, would not issue letters
OF marque and reprisal, and that the Kings
ships had orders only Ia capture armed Span
lsh vessels, appears in the form of an " on dit
or " it is said" in the Journal des Debats, a
Journal supposed 10 be in the interest, and
usder the control Of NJ. de Villele, the Presi-
dent of the Council of Ministers. There is
nothing in these papers land we have examin-
ed them very carefully,) which aids us At al
IN forming Judgment of the actual French
I force that has entered Spain. St. Sebasiians.
according to an article we translate, is pro-
Ysioned for six months, and has garrison
OF 2OOO men commanded by O'Donnpll
council of war, of the Duke of AngouIemc's
+ amy is said tn have advised that both St.
Sehasiians and Pampeluna should be besirged
and reduced. before moving too far forward
The left side continued absent from the
Chamber, and the right and right centre had
all the talking and squabbling to themselves.
The rtntes closed on the 18th at 83f. 15c.
by q iclttI HOfn correspondent at ftdFrP,
IN whose accuracy and intelligence we bave
great confidence, it is stated to us as will be-
seen, that Spanish ~ had captured = French
frgate. The commercial effect produced by
the war is such as we had anticipated From
che mdment il was ascertaincd that England
was not 10 take part, the markets, which had
solely risen upon the calculation that she
cOnld not keep aloOf, fell again. We hold 10
the opinion that our produce is not IN be affect
ed by the hosiiliies between France and
spain, while they remain confined 10 those
two powers. T.arericqn.
The Elizabeth, from, Havre, bring Paris ma
pTs To the Goth ult inclusive, which contain
sOme articles Of interest not noticed in the
London papers received 10y the Leeds, which
were of the same date from Paris
At Barcelona many pryatcers, including
two carrying IL to 10 guns, ard compliments
OF 10 men each, were only waiting 10 hear Of
the entrance Of the French troops into Spain,
TO sail on crulze-- others intended proceed
ing into the Mediterranean. II j. also said
eight Spanish privateers were fitted out ~
Mahon, and ready to sail.
French frigate had sailed from TOuon,
TO sruize on the Coast Of Spain.
A letter from Bayonnc. ssys-As soon ne
the Duke Of Angouleme had returned thanks
iorhis entry into Spain, The most distinguish
ed ladies' Of the city presented him with a
suprb set Of briiliauts valued at 5000 dollars.
The Duke was agreeahly surprised az their
ii0Haiiy, and signfed his satisfaction ~ them.
They replied, my Lord, our hearts have Tor a
long time anxiously looked for the Liberatog
oiSpain .Ner .fdc.
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d. NEWS EXTRAoRDINARY. "

Capt. Rogers, who sailed from Jamaica on
the Goth ultim0, states, that "a and Two
frigates, lying there, fired salute in conse-
quenct of the receipt of news that the Island
of Cuba had been ceded to Great Britain as
security of loan TO Spain and that the
above vessels sailed the next day for Havana!
IN Y. Gaz.
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The Belle Airpaper STATES that the Hessian
Fly IS making great ravages among the wheat
10 Hartford County. Many fields of wheat.
which few weeks ago looked very promising,
are said TO be almost wholly destroyed.
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tHpuGIl The hands rho Cao7l have been generally
h''ihNN"t a 81 Is Reasonable a. suppusc thai sickness
must during the summer aud f,ll 10
bring drsiious 10 provide fp such ~ su-
avon To 70" fen car" o. is dp,irnus D with some
one n tie OF Henrj-n ~ well Ms some Que in tho
county ci ci7nt. receive and cae OF such a
may come 80 iw under authority derived from the Enp
necror Superintendent The work. Apply to Moncure
ROBINSON Engineer.
RANDOLPH HARRISON
Mt1 y. p ~. AZ t'e
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Prince Murat son of the ex king Of Ma.
pies, and nephew of the late Napoleon, ar
rived at New York on Monday last in the
Hamburg ship Daphne.
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NoRFoLK, May I4-The schr. Dan, Capt.
Snoad, from Halifax, u. c. hound 10 this
port, passed through the Dismal Swamp
Canal on Sunday last, having ON board a cargo
consisting of forty hbds. tobacco, eighty two
bales of cotton, and lorIy-three bbls. -four.
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Capt. Crane has taken cerlmand of the
naval station at Portsmouth, n. II.
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was IN opposition {" 'r ~Crl genius NJ uur
Government and abb. rent 20 al our best feel
ngs, and recommended strongly 10 the Dis.
trict Attorney 1" use his influence 60 obtain
therrmissou by the President &C that odious
part of the sentence, which me himself had no
power To omi; ar avoid. The Court adjourn
ed Un the same alleruOuu. tsu-
ALRAry, May i5.--The site Cor lock. at
the termination of the RTE aud Champlain
canals. and which locl, is 10 connect the
waters Of the great iakus with the tide waters
sc IN, Hudson, at this city, has, within a few
days past, been located by Air. Seymour, the
acting commissioner on the eastern section of
the Erie canal, and Nlr. Wright, principal en-
giur+r. This luck is Ia be- but near the state
dock, on the bank the Hudson, in the rear
nf the mansion house Of Col. Stephen Van
Rensselaer,, Jun. The pier or mole, now
constructing in the harbnr of this city, and
which has been staked out in its whole extent
c onimenCes short distances above the lock.
The average depth ofwater is ten feet, and the
sand nr au,ion has also average depth often
feet and when the pieris finished aud the sand
eXcavated from the basin, our haIbor will
possess depth 0f water of 90 feet ; and by
removing the sand bars i'm the river for the
distance of about ten miles, we shall have n
free aud uninterrupted navigation for the larg-
est merchant ships from the ocean up to the
wharves of our city.
RACES.
New YORK, May 2O.-The southern horses
Henry, Childers. and Befsey Richards, passed
through this city this morning, ON their way
TO the Union course Their proprietor, col
onei johnson, accompanied them. The
match race will certainly take place, although
| 1t IS not known which horse will be entered
against Eclipse With the Virginia horses
came colt and mare of Mr.. Badgers. These
increase the number ef horses assembled in
the vicinity TO about twenty american.
! Interpolation on II large scGie.-The pulling
down ut the range of houses ON the northerly
side of Maiden Lane, from. Pearl street to
William street, commenced on Tuesday, and
the demolition of twenty-three large brick
dwellings at one time, thirteen of which are of
three stories, presents a very striking and
somewhat curious spectacle. One large sub
staniial three story brick house is, we under
stand, 10 be removed back in body, to the
distance of fifteen or twenty feet, by me-
clanlcal contri'ance and with the slate roof
and chimnies all standing. The person Under
taking this curious operation is The same who
removed and lowered from It's high situation
the large house called Richmond Htg, without
iniuring the cbimnies Or ceilings. The widening
of this narrow part of Maiden Lane, accor-
ding 10 the plan, will be Il great Improvement
TO the city, and the adjacent property will be
much enhanced in value by the measure.
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1t is reported that Mr.. CANNING the Min
lister of Great Britain TO this country, is about
to pay visit 10 his native land l.Nat. Int
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firttLrfr.
VIE sulccrnr uers his services BOZ the ahryr1ine 10
4 agricultural interest. ni.d WORLD particularly invite
ler attention ro Jos much approved portable TE EsHiNG
MACHiN wttr - believed ,o De- suraro, IN my row l
use ior execution chcap0rs mud duf1bity This machine
s extremely simple n its sttu,urr sud nesrly nli paris
OF ror' u Is completely purtHie. hc adjusted from
one part oic inrm 90 another, aud pu' ir operation ono
plantation ianis
rcsons va,irr ans thing in Do, line vil' presr amply
to Ar Boiling $. Fitliuguf Stafford rtusty Ftr U,n-
Jnmtp Eopeten or pr. Charles Morris &C Caroline. COL
VIM lid ol King and queen. The price OF his machine
g. go Of te factory. Orders frr en- directed fn The sr-
csiuer, orio Dir. David Burr, Union fOdOderg Rich
mOut, VIII Jc Immediately attended nv.
SAMUEL COCHRAN
CERTIFICATES.
l7fc purchased of Dir Sauuel Cochran y portable
hrcelnC marbiuc. which to worked D, three
and seven hands. and although bave moi been mile to
gye tar trial yet % surp1sts my rccisuus the
quantity and ce1ntCss W w'rrt wis get fand am oi
he opinion, f we'll mrnagtt, t v prt nu two buudred
bushels per dav. CHARLFS MORRIS.
Neaia@ Farm. Caroline. Avg isZ2
hereby certify thnt own Mr. Samuel Cochrans
tWWotnd uUri1lr ttreshing machines with Which
mush pieUsfd WITH three hands ittrrsl
~ With rtoft facility expedition aud rcaure.s perfectly
porr can he tateu up, removed erected aud sec o.
Wgfin ia ijur o.. Eve hours.
.. BoIuXC s.. FiT7rroH
Stafford efnrft. Nov fsl' f-tfr"
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ut James Hver Steam Boat Go y, my viii reio &c be
ing rates
From Norfolk TO jamestown, or any intermediate
rom do. ~ City Point, or ans intermediate place
between Hometown and City Point, 90
From NOrioik Co Richmond or any intermediate
place between CITY Point and Richmond 90
From JamcstOtgn to City Point, or any intermediate
place. O IN
From do. 20 Richmond or any intermediate place
hci"cen City Point sud Richmond. 50
place. O "a
Fare OF q Horse. same as n Pssseuger
-Four Wheel Carriage do.
Two d.. do. haifdo
Stage fare from Ciiy Point to Potcrsiurr & l.
90 Wal ~. THOMPSON. AGENT.
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Sea DeriL-The ship Douglass, on her out
ward bound passage from this port to Cura
Goa, fell in with a sea monster, which is de-
scrihed as follows:
The height out of water was about 10 or
10 feet; length % 10 30 feet; breadth IL feet,
with fiippers like turtle on each side, one
third of the way from the tail. Length of the
Aippers from IL to > feet, one on each side
near the tail, 5 or feet in length, with a tail
from go to 90 feet long. The head appeared
doubled rOnnd by the tail, and the monster
had huge lion face, with large and terrible
saucer eyes. At 80 or 40 rods distance, the
shell Of the monster looked like clincker
built vessel, f25 to 80 tons, bottom upwards,
the seams or laps newly paid. There were
large barnac!es on the body, and his velocity
was about miles per hour"
Probably ihis was our old Sea Serpent, on
cruise from Marblehead, he assumes differ
ent shapes. NJ 7. Nat. .4dr.
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COuEN'S 0FFICE-Ra,nofe Nav 81 1895
{ RFttCIAi Vs. Of tic ~ day. !rawing Of the WASH
No 995 - prize ,f G toDO
$685. loiA7 ttSUJ prizes Of 100
p 80 Ft95f et7j 1865 i5l04 1857 do I'D
sial2 t6fGi $40 1883 l5i8s)
i52d .ss72 57es 1908 do 90
And III of 10 diars each.
NJ mrrted titus soid 0t COHEN'S OFFICE, 9rIsre tie
c"s cHn ~ Rid to t4r pzea re ths are lraq =
On NEDNES DAY NEXT the Grand State Lottery oi
Maryland VIII commence, in consequence OF which the
next ORA" ING "i tic MONUMENT viii not take place I'M
81 The "Wednesday following, when most probably some of
the numerous capitals NOW FLOATING may be drawn.
bhofc Iickets s 10 Quarters $3.50
Baiues > Fi-ifbt %
To be bad Warranted undrawn) greatest variety of
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PrRLLC MEETING.

NASHVILLE, April 5O.-Agrccahly 10 pub
lie notice a numerous and respectable mrciiAg
of the citizens Of Nashville and the county al
Davidson. WAS convened al the sourt-h house,
on this e9lh day of April 1928, for the purpose
of taking into consideration, and expressing
their opinion on the subject Ofs-irctinS sui
table person, and recommending him In the
people for the Office of President Olthe United
States, at The next election.
On muiion, Robert G. Foster was appoint
ed Chairman, aud Randall M'Gayock secre-
tary.
On motion, the following Resolutions were
read, and unanimously adopted.
ReSoired, That 1t is the opinion of the Cit
zens composing this meeting, that at the APP
preaching election of President of the United
States, The people ought to select for a candi
date, and support for that Office, some distin-
guished citizen, whose Republican principles
have been tested by long experience. whose
political integrity, public virtue, and energy of
character are calculated TO administer with
purity the government OF the United States,
and thereby preserve to her that high standing
and character which she has attained
And to that end, ReSoired, that we will sup
port for that Office, ANDREW JACKSON, and
we do recommend him TO the people of the
United States as peculiarly qualified TO dis
charge the uuiieS OF tnat important StdVoH.
Resolved, That committee be appointed
consisting of the following persons, John NJ
Marry, John Haywood, Robert Whyte, John
Overton, Edward Ward and f. Fl. Foster, to
prepare and cause TO he published an address
to the people of the United States, on the sub
lect of the election of the next President of the
United States.
Resolved, That the foregoing Resolutions be
signed by the chairman and secretary, anC
published in the newspapers printed in Nash
Vile.
Test, r. C. FOSTER, Chairman.
r. M'GAVOCK. Sec'rv. IUyhir.
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COHEN'S

Ls0TIfFy ; LDtrNuOWf FNIce, I : EfnlI-fi-sIre
BALTiiOUE
lI tpHtN'S lottery G0rcfte and Rcrfstsrn which e.
published every week. will contain the Official lit Of each
drawing oi TIE Grad State aud Monument lotteries amt
WI be- orwar 'c fruits, 10 all Who purchase ther tickets
at COilEN'S OFliCE THOSE vlO wish 10 receive the
Heg'er viii mention IL whc srnd on their orders
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The recent very serious rebellion at Har-
ward University, in consequence of which
about fifty members Of the senior class have
been dismissed from that seminary, has been
enormously attributed in some of the New
York papers to.their dissatisfaction at the APP
pointmrnts for the commencement exercises
The difficulty with the students was one al
most wholly ola personal nature, and only re-
lated very remotely 10 the commencement
performances. The violent excesses com
mitted by the larger part of the senior class in
pursuing their resentment against an indyi-
dual class mate, caused their dismissal but
this will not preclude the possibility OF a
commencement" as has been supposed
Boston EUen. Gaz.
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rice consisted OF the


months provisions.
Spaniards, SO killed, 40 wounded
Q, p. M-Since writing the above, we learn
that Com. Daniels is not among the killed but
has been slightly wounded his ship having
sustained the action for hours and 10 mi
nutes, against the Cassirda and Hyena, and
was sinking under them when she surren-
dered.
The Spanish forces threaten the blockade
of La Guayra, To intercept a frigate coming
from England, and destined for the Colon
ban cause
.Note.-You must observe that what give
you is from report of a Spanish vessel, said Ia
have seen the action, and been boarded by
the Spanish commodore, whose name he for
gets.
CGracoa, Mag 10, n H.
gave you yesterday the account of the ac-
ton between the Spanish and patriot fleets,
off Porto CabeIlo. am sorry to say, am
now hound Ia confirm that lamentable news.
The Colombian schooner of war RyO, has
just arrived. She is commanded by Lieuten
ant Robinson, friend of mine. With him
have cnnversed on the subject--he tells me
his schooner was also in the action a few mi
nutrs, but was obliged to haul of, as be car
ries but guns. Daniels fought his ship like
Il hero, till there was not shot left in his
locker" and was then taken with his flags nail
ed to the masts' head. Alas ! he is no more
The gallant Daniels perished in the contest.
In haste, yours, SC.
The Virgin Of Puerto Cahello was evacuat-
ed about eight days ago, in consequence oftht
want of provisions and has been taken pos
session of by the Colombians.
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A delegate (the son of Mr.. BoiIeau) did not
vote.
SatsliedSn the West and closed in harmo-
ny. ViHuge Record
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NOMINATION OF GOVERNOR.

WEsTCHEsTER, PENN May 2l.-The
Convention of Delegates met at Lewlstown
Seventy-three delegates attended. Govern
or Hester, as was expected, declined re-
election.
The votes were,
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the painful prolongatlon OF which may ~,
cause much uuasalling suffering.
The letter of THIS General announce.
that he acts IN concert with the most esteem
ed Generals of the army, such as .Horiiio ana
BdHdSieroS II proves what all impartial oL
servers have said, that all the principal chiefs os
the army (onIy obeying with reluctance
Ministry without talents, and AN assembl,
without consistency ardently desire hetss,
order OF things, and are ready To hail ne
Liberator the Noble Prince, who only enter
tains one wish, that of promptly terminatino
the glorious mission with which he is charged 5
Journal des De5ats.
From all the accounts received there is :,
probability that the affairs of Spain, as far ~
the European governments are concerned
will be speedily wound up. Morn. Chron.
Seville papers To the 9Th ult. have been rs
ceived the extraordinary financial measure.
were submitted on the 4th ult. TO the Cortes .
aud the government is authorised TO enforce
by military aid, the Payment ofthe confirm
tons with all possible speed An ex;raord;
nary war subsidy Is TO be established. ~
2OO,0OO,000 of reals, and which is TO be Low;
ed upon all persons, whether foreigners or M
ilves, in ratio of their wealth. The paymen,.
were TO commence within eight DAYS aftes
the publication of the decree, and TO be con,
peted within the months of June and july
This forced loan is TO be repaid by the pro.
cecds arising from the sale of the seventh Dart
OF church property, which The Spanish Clergy
are 10 give up to the nation conformably In ,
Papal Bull.
Lisbon papers of the 10th ult are PRINCIPAL
~ filled with an account of the proceedings =,
the Extraordinary Cortes, which opened m
the 18th. Ii is hinted in these papers. tbs,
the Portuguese Constitution is likely to re-
ce've some notifications corrective Of its de-
mocratical tendency.
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j. MASON,
w. JONES,
+. S. KEY,
T.. Il. CALDWELL,
JAMES LAURIE,

-ictihg COMMITTEE.
N. Il. Tits hoped that such auxiliary nsti,u-
tons as may have funds In their possession,
and such benevolent individuals as may wish
To aid the cause of Colonization, will transmit
their donations Immediately to RICHARD
SMITH, Esq Washington, Treasurer of the
Society.
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countrymen in general with high hopes, be
cause the possibility of effecting their design
is no longer problematical, while its beaevo-
lence and its greatness admit of no question
The obstacles deemed insurmountahie have
been overcome-the things thought impossi-
BILE have been accomplished. Standing on an
eminence which, it was said, they could not
reach, the Board see before them an extensive
prospect, fair as the morning spread upon the
mountains-the land of promise to degraded
thousands the rich Inheritance which God
has given To tribes who have drank deep of the
waters of affection, labored and went in land
OF strangers. Shall they not maintain their
station, or rather shall they not advance and
possess the land
In conclusion, may not the Board be per-
united TO asl-Iow shall this great nation, so
favored, free and happy, which God had
delivered by his own right arm, and exalted as
Il light and example To the world, exhibit, in
equal manHer, the strength of its gratitude,
the consistency of its principles, the purity oil
It's justice, or the power of its benev olence, as
by engaging at once, and with energy, in an
enterprize which, while it relieves our country
from immense evil. shall extend the empire
OF liberty and truth, terminate the worst of
traihcs, rescue from present and future ruin Il
miserable race, and confer upon them, their
descendants, and upon the unenlishtened po-
pulation of mighty continent, knowledge
civilization dignity, all the blessings and hopes
ut Christian people
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81, WAsBINGToN, July 14-Being favored with
the nerusal ola private letter from Commo-
dore Porter, to friend 10 this city,we were
SO much gratiiicd with lis contents, that we