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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
A TEACHER WANTED

TUE trustees Of WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY
bave authorised 10 advertise for principal tencbe
ior the ensuing year This academy is ~ the county oil
Hanover about ten miles from The city Of Richmond In
Popuous and agreeable neighborhOsd not
The Kind below the Blue Kidge.
Persons living At dstas~e and DESTROYS of further ipor
rected TO the Richmond post Office.
~ IS desirable that MI applications be made IN time 10 be
tOber - nj Cn y = cft Ats
Hanover, Angus "a st--wsv
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August 90

I1iiE subscriber married with a sla f,miN il
a III want of situation as Manager a plan,ation.-
ne has beeu accustomed 10 the large
Tor several years, which he IN alt its branches
ANY gentleman in want of such person. will please direct
ON hira Rosn near Petersburg where will
nave an opportunity of ascerainng his knowledge of A.
ricm'ure' &c' EDWARD WATKINS.
The undersigned who have the directions of Ro>iin Plan
aiion where Mr. Watkins has resided for the las, two ye.r
VIII give every necessary information to nv per,on
curing, as TO his sobririy, skill and industry.
August D. o, ,,s g.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

EXTENDING To TO the western part Of the state
"her Tor sale MAYFlELD- with the pari OF fInrdwck
ataenen 10 ~ my tract of land in the county Dnwdde
my present residence. Consisting OF 78s. acres exclusive of
~ acres which will be added The tract should The suit
in my fhvor -
The tract lies the south side of The Appousttox river
wh'n mile OF the canal, and within "a miles Of Peters
s nea',hy, wealthy and genteel neighborhood The
mh Is adapted to the culture or corn whes and tobacco
here nbont one hundred of meadow land which
nave lately drained, by ditch running Immediately thro
" ana extending upwards of mile in length. There is
ne f19een' tobacco land adjoining the meadow land,
au On ihs cfeek low grounds Not than one-ibrd
OF the estate IS cleared land the other two thirds are in
woss wen iinbered with pine and oak growth The i'm
Pofments are bTiek dwelling house, very spacious
brick kitchen, and all other necessary houss rood
ven OF water IN The yard, and springs Convenient There
also within short distance another settlement where
nave lately erected excellent house kitchen
ana with the yard garden well enclosed
mnyhed prOverbfal r., it's beaufv and beahinss OF
suaion uniting all the advantages o5 town and country
ana might he nade under judicous management one Of
OF county more minute description deemed mnneces-
~ &c presume whoeyer wishes 10 purchase will fr view
he premises IL not solo entire this estate will be divided
would sell with the hand, the stock Of all kinds the
hn,on Utensils and he crop Of corn and fodderaso.
Tue househoa and kitchenfurnure.
wheat. ' ' ''''' " ""'re'' y
september ~ 5ES aS'0" "''ef =. o. 10 Goopwyv
WANTED Immediately Al beiPenuen1isrv- a oospii1y
o, rs for -four barrels for which the
-stpt2 2. SIT THOMAS NELSON. P.AP
II virtue Of decree pronounced y the county conri 81
ne 2isi day ofJuy 1928. suit therein
Oet"een Isaac curd executor Of Frederick ar
gyIe aecd pit and Benjamin Anderson def We shall 90
me 4th day of October next, 6oochland Court
hundred and thirteen Of land adjoining t;oochland
ourihouse ard including the old tavern Ne in order
''hSJ Tue purposes OF ihe said decree.
JOHN S. FLEMING, Commission
Gooehland, September 2. s4oG
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STOP THE VILLAIN


u ANYWAY on the I'd inst a ,uua,to man named NED
low nut large breasted and strong made fellow
t,s bowegged has high full forehead dark eyes, holes
IN his ears toerabiy Sharp chin bold open counte-
nance ne wears his hair tied behind. perhaps nd
"rie nue. aud keen artfr fellow. lie was genteeIy
dressed ana doubtless has good silver watch with gold
or gut chain plenty of money bonfS &c. Tie rode
grey mare about feet inches high, in good order
shod before shoes not much long welt formed
marked with the gears upon her shoulders and has scar
on one shoulder t believed the rig high up the
shoulder oiadegery thick hut long name and tail; she
isspirHed and rides we'll Ned Is well equipt travelling
with bearskin big coat with large cape &c. He is good
shorsker mouse servant aud miller and his hand
To almost any thing He has probably altered his name
iantd Tree papers, and will attempt pass free
some other state will give reward Of hundred dol
lars Tor Ned aud twenty dollars mare Il taken with
out the slate and delivered secured so Obtain
mem OF hali That amount in either CASE, IL taken within
the state and returned or secured 5 aforesaid.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
buckingham county, Va. Aug. 10. 9O-if
T1UHSUANr TO deed OF trust executed 10 us by John
SandeTsOD SEN bearing date the 9Th Nav duIy
recorded ~ the county Of shall
coed 20 sell for cash. Wednesday the list day Of October
next on The premises Obe of land containing
which land lies on Wies creek adjoining the lands
Giley NJ Lewis and Doc Samuel WILSON, or so much of
said land will be sufficient discharge the sum Of 1896
dollars with interest from the September 1872 and
costs attending said deed Such title
trustees will be conveyed TO the purchaser.
HOBEHT X. DABNEY, lr.,o
GEORGE M. PAYNE, trustees
August ~
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NOTICE-

WIII be sold al Fauguier Cosrtbouse on MONDAY the
w I'D inst nine hundred and sxiy of land situated
~ The waters Of Cedar Run and Walnut Branch ana be.
longing 70 tbe estates of hares and William Marshall dec
ROB ERr NJ. MARSHALL, Agent
for toe heirs OF q. a w. Marshall deceased
SepiemiIsra Si--ysw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

We are sorry TO have TO the death the Hon
ELIJAH BOARDMAN, a Senator of the United States
from the State OF Connecticut lie died, few DAYS ago
In the State Of Ohio, whittier he had gone on business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

ToIIN CAVlIr and Ann Dickenson his wife, IaIe Aan
- Die kenson Trce, William Anderson Trice John Brad,
ley and Pas-y Dabney his wife, late Pasey Dabney Trice
Dol. Anderson Aven', widow and rect OF Harris Avent
ana lately Dolly AnerSo" rrce. Nicholas arna Emil
Ann his Wife lately Emily Ann Trire, William Lohnrne
and A'ie'na his WIFE late Adena Trice which said Ann
n'ckenson, William Anderson, Pasey Dnnrv. Dolly An.
deron Emily Ann and Adena children John Trice
deceased and ega'ees and distributes OF said John
Trice's estate. - 1855
You NOT being inhabitants Of this state take notice TINT
We SHALL on the 27ih day Of September next M Louisa
Oo"Hhouse between sunrise and sunset Of the
proceed To take the dispositions of William tlun,an and
Others, To he read evidence our behalf in suit in
chancsy depending ~ the county court of Lous,
wherein you are compairan;s and and others are e
iend"n and should not he able complete the
OF the said dtposions the first day, shall continue,
rom av To day (wtn the hours afores engaged in the
same business until we shall have completed IL at which
Time AMI place may, If YOU choose, attend.
Yours &c. ANDERSON TRlCE.
JEFFERSON +. rRICE. SURVIVING
executor OF James rrice dec
FRANCES TRICE, Ex'ix or pabner
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THOMAS MuMFoRD.

Also my tract Of LAND adjoining which are all the
neyeaS p"iIdngs Tor The accommodation of merchant
and family. Mr. Walihal, residing nj the place will sbes
me property TO any wishing view il before the
Jay ~ saE' THOMAS MUMFORD.
Wr'NfhuHE, sept D a.
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~ virtue OF n deed Of sasU ~
- BENJAMIN Anderson, which deed is duly recorded in
The clerks Office Of oocblan county court we sI,. for
certain purposes therein meniione proceed sell
auction sor cash. at GOOcband Courthouse the 2ih av
oi TINS month"; forty valuable SLAVES or rs nay
as w be sufficient about md one hun
uret and eighty five dollars and sixysX cents with inter-
est from the 10Th day OF July 1927 until paid.
JOHN s. FLEMING, Z ~
CHI II. POPE, trustees
September 2. A,
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NOW LANDING

NOW LANDING,
ENROM ship North Briion from Bristol and for sale
Il 20 toms assorted TIRE IRON
B do. square and holt do.
$50 boxes TIN PLATES
AngustI5 D: W. & G. WARWICK
IN STORE, eg-8,
Crates Earthen Ware-hampers Bofes-Pig Iron-Con
Rrr--N ns--Shot-Snal ISL brown 4 Windngy %
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Itcsnty
Dollars
| RetUdrt
FOR SALE.

iAI valuable tract OF land formerly the residence OF
Major Sam III. Saunders) On James River, adjoining
The Town Of Jefferson and Jefferson Mills in Powhni ian
county, containing 1921 acres Eighteen likely slaves men,
women, boys and girls; the stock Of mules hugs COWS
plantation utensils household and kitchen furniture u,
also the crop of wheat and tobacco For Apply
TO Scott and j. Lyle Richmond, the subscrirrs
II the above property he sold before Monday 9Th
day Oct next. it will that day, IL fair next
lair day thereser be sold pom The premises az publc
auction Terms will he made known the day Of sale
The credits will be very accommodating say t@o to Eve
years. JAMES BRANDEH, , ~
SAMUEL TAYLOR, }''"''ees'
Manchester Sent Q
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August2o
TO NJII,I,ERS

HAVE just received quantity Of Esopus Mill Stones
rect from the factory and having the entire agency for
The sale ofthen here viii he kept constantly supplied and
lake orders for any size that may he wanted prices lower
than have been charged heretofore.
August ~. St--V4w JACOp gTNToy
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

Y EtWENrR additional Hands, 20 work James River
a Canal will give $40 per month and find, u nmedi.
ate application I've made 10 WARNER W. MINOR
Westbnm creek. Augusta. 26-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

Rogue eanght.-on Monday last information was re-
ee,yed IN town OF The arrest of Doct Hamilton, who Ley
imposed himself on the family Mr. Tompkins at Belle
sue whose daughter he married. and after piundcring
oasev deserted In Philadelphia. lie taken Read.
ng "a where he stated have been point Of
marriage TO young lady of responsibility has
capped the snare OF this villain by his timely arrest. I'm
medatey on the receipt OF the above intelligence Mr.
Iompkns, accompanied by officer from this town. and
an order from the Governor, started for Reading the
purpose OF demanding him from the authorities Penn
syivania and II Is expected will return with him immediate
w. Newark IN. ~ Eagle, Aug. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

Bells Weekly Mess enger Of the 1tbpuIy says
We hive loUg made up minds that Canada is
not worth the expense vs. aud that happy would
have been for this country If had been given the
u STATES IN Tive peace Of 1884. We should think any
minister deserved we'll, both Of the Canadians and Of
the English, who by mutual consent Of the governors
aud the governed, shouldgc couple Of millions from
the Americans 10 purchase Of sovereignty ofthat
territory"
The British writer's in Upper Canada opposed
ioibe dammng the Niagara river aud advise the Canal
Commissioners fully TO understand the Of their
authority. II IS calculated, that the British nayieas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE,1 The parties in,.r.s,e.
Richmond I'm Mo iih 1928 }nredesred take police
qua, nave appointed the 9th day of the 10Th (ocio
ber) next, Tor commencing the directed nv M
anoNe order q" The court on which day AT O'Clock NJ
fr attendance required nj my office in this civ viii
'rt accounts and the necessary documents support M
same; and those who have claims against aie firm
1onn ana William Bell will exhibit the me- on
or before the day aforesaid. ~ ~
July %. 22-taO THOMAS ann \, ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-30
CANALS OF NEW YORK.

The following bFief view OF the Canals OF
Now York will be found 10 possess much IN.
terest and iDtorms,ion. The great and stu.
pendous work, the Erie Canal, was commence
cd on the 4, h of July 1917. It's abou, sos
miles long, and IL is now all 6nished except
ing 80 miles at its western exueoiy, rom
Lockp,rt 10 BuHaloe. Ii has 81 locks, con
nructed Of solid masonry, viz 40 isom Al
bOny TO Schenectady 2S from the latter place
to Utica IS from U.ics to Rochester /; and
from Rochester TO Buff,ioe. The Northern
or Chamhiatn Canal wa, begun on the 10th Of
Juno 1917, and n completed. Its whole ex.
teot 10 about 81 miles, and il has 81 locks. In
this enumeration, two locks 10 comm unicste
with tho Hudson river N Toy the great
slcop lock above Troy; five ascending locks
al Lockpor,, and ell tho guard locks, are o.
mi,,sd. There are also seve'sI squeduets Of
greA' length.-Those over the Mohawk bc
tween The Cshooss and Schenectady /; that st
the Little Falls, sod one over the Genessee
river in particular. Several dams are slso
connected with the work. viz Five over the
Hudson river ono over the Mohswk, and one
over tho Tonawonta Geek. A latetnal canal
Of one end half miles, from the Erie Canal
to Selma, vas completed in 1920, and several
feeders have been constructed, some Of which
ere nsvigable, and g'ea, number Of subsisn.
tisi bridges. The column Of water 10 each
canal !. 30 fee, wide at the top, IS at the bot.
tom, and feet deep.-Ths lock. ere 90 iee'
long end 10 wide ct the clear. A boa, OF 2s
tons 10 considered . foil load Tor one horse,
end Is miles travel, . days work. If above
IS sod SO tous Of freish. are 10 The bog, Two
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-30
TIgKLNGTON CITY.

The National IoieIligencer mentions tha,
the io,eriour and ceiling Of the great central
dome Of the CanisOi q, Washington are fin
ished--ihe spacious ard elegsn, apartment
which 10 TO receive the Library, is also nearly
fioished the Hall ofihe House Of Repre.sn-
tatives has been altered go IS 70 make room
Tor The sddi,ioosl number OF members under
The new eep,usi and the noble circular colon
usde on The South Front of the Presidents
House has advanced slmos, TO eom ple,ion.
"In The city OF Washington, within the pa.
se,s0o, sky private buildings, u,sny Of them
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-30
TRADE TO CHINA.

The 6rst vessel that was haed out by the
inhabitants of the United States 70 China, was
500 tons burhen, commanded by John G.eeo,
and equipped with 43 persons. She sailed
fom New York on the 22d of February.
1884, snd arrived on the 2lst Of March q, ST
Jago, one OF the Cape de Verd Islands. She
left the Cape de Verd Islands on the 9th Of
March, and arrived 10 the Straits OF Sunda OF
the 18Th OF July, where she met two ships be
longing 10 France, and received a friendly in
vitation 10 accompany hem, which was scce pl.
ed, they being bound 10 Canton. The Amet.
iceO vessel received every facility from tho
French commanders, who furnished her with
,heir signals by dey aud night, and gave such
Instructions tor the passage through the Chi.
ma Seas as would have been bent ficisI TO the
American ship had any circumstance occurred
10 separate the vessels. The American ship
arrived al Canton Oh tho 3oth OF August, snd
ssiu,od tho shipping in the river with / guns
which was answered by the com I'M odores Of
tho several European vessels, each of whom
sen. an officer to compliment her arrival.
The Chinese merchants end chiefs visited tho
ship for three days; they styled The hmeri-
cans the NeqD People, and when by ,he map
an idea Of the extent of the United States was
given them, they we're pleased st the prospect
Of SO large market for their productions.
The ship left Csnton on the 9Th Of Decem.
Der, refreshed at the Cspo Of Good Hope,
wbero she remained Eve days, and arrived sr
New York on The il,h Of May, 1885.
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horses re used, and they I'avel ss TO so miles
dav. Those boats that have been built ex.
prsssIylo' the canal, will generally cary from
80 to toos; but il is supposed that vessels
may beused carrying 100 tons. The trans
ports,io Of a ton Of flour from Boffsloe 10
Albany will not cos, more than ten dollars,
heightsnd toll ineluded-by lend it costs 100
dollars or ,heresbouis. The tolls for salt
sod gypsum are so ceo,s per ton for 100
miles. For produce Of the country, 81 so ;
for rn,tchandise, S5. The revenue from
tolls vas last year about Sos 900, thi. year il
will b, 100 900.
All.ho canal losns have been oegocisted in
the stse of New York, and the whole amount
now is about S2,8l 3, 500, in stock, some FIVE
and sme six per ceD', interest, sc. reim-
bursstle in 1887 and l845. The annual in
tsrestis about $500. 900, and the whole sum
expsrded 10 this lime. is about 81. 3s7,s26.
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maiden !, thine. Brother, Il was not ordsin.
ed ths, I should possess her: and she would
no, have been happy with ms.-Ifthe thought
should ever como TO her, that she would have
been-B,ot brother with difficulty do
fear her from my soul. Do not 10 got how
hard tho suainment of her has been TO thee.
Trest her always as thy youthful passion at
present teaches thee. Treat her always ss
the dear legacy Of . brother, whom Thy arms
will never moro enfold. Farewell Do not
write TO mo when thou celebrstest Thy mar
'isge-my wounds snli bleed. Write to roe
that thou art happy. My deed is surety 10
me, that God will not forsske me in foreign
world"
The nuptiaIs were celebrMed. The most
fehcitous Of marriages lasted q year. Al tho
end Of that period the lady died. In her ex'
piring moments, she acknowledged TO her
most intimate friend tho unhappy secret OF
her bo,om-lhe exiled brother she had loved
the strongest.
Both brothers still live. Tho elder upon
his estates In Germany, where he has mar
ried again. The younger 'emains in Batavia
and has become a fortunate and shining cha.
rscter. Ho made vow never to marry and
has kept IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-30
Bp the A0aiIs.
fyyiOal of Commodore Porter.
SAvANNAA, Oct. 9.

AyyiOI Of Commodore Porter.
The United States S,sum GaIlot Sea Coll,
Commodore Porter, arrived q, this por, yes.
tetday from Tbompson's Island, via St. Ma.
ry's, in wan, OF f0el. The Ses.Gul lef
Thompson. Island on the 6:h September,
and alter experiencing o series of heavy north
aud northeast gales, being nearly ou, Of pro-
visions sod reduced TO a quart Of water per
man, put in'o Amelia Island for q supply or
the Sd of this moutb. Sho was piloicd from
S'. Mays through the inland navigation IN
81 hours, by Lieutensn, Paine, ofthe Charles
ton station. AZ ~ O'Clock yes,e'dsy, the
volunteer corps Of hUsssrs, the Cha,hsm Ar
uliefy, the Fencibies, the Guaid snd Blues,
under the command Of Colonel Marshall. pa
raded and Afterwards marched under the Bluff
TO the whsrves, where sslu,e was fired f'om
ths whole line, in honor Of the arrival Of the
gsllspt Com modore, which was received with
yards msnneJ, and answered by three hearty
cheers from the Ses.Goii. A salute was al
so fred from tho Revenue cutter Florida,
Captain Harrison. In tho afternoon Com.
mi,tee Of the City Council waited upon The
Commodore with an invitation 10 a public
dinner, which, however, wa, politely declined,
but the offer to furnish q supply Of refresh
ments to his crew, ., the expense Of the City,
wss accepted.
Commodore Porter, We regret to state, still
iabors under the effects OF the severe illness
with which he has been afflicted, which has
affected one OF his arms at the upper joint IN
painful manner. In other respects, howev.
ever, VIC are happy to state, he enjoys health.
The remaioder OF the officers and crew are
IN the best health--not q case OF sickness be.
ing reported by the surgeon.
On the 18th Of September, there were IS
sick in the Hospital, OF Tbompson's Isisnd--
90 in tho Marine Garrison, and about the
ssmc number OF Bargemen-moN malignant
fever.
Dr. Conway, second acting Surgeon Of the
Hospital, wss the only medical man on The
lslsod no, down with the fever. The Sea.
Gull lett there with q surgeon aud mate, both
down with the lever.
The disease originated 10 the rapid deeom.
position Of vegetable matter 90 the Island dur.
Jog the hot weather, and after the heavy rains.
The crews were no doubt p'edsposed 10 re.
ceive IL, from their having for nearly eight
months been 10y some Custom. House regu.
lstions there) deprived Of refreshments OF oil
kinds. They have had, during that time, no
fresh meats, fruit and vegetables only twice.
The squadron has been ever since u lett
the y. States wretchedly of for medical aid.
None OF The small vessels have sny whatever.
The 6isesse ct its commencement wac
found 10 be very much under the control OF
medicine bu, several died, who for want OF
surgeons, could receive 20 medical aid what
evsr-.ome Of them without seeings Doctor
from the ,ims they siekened until they died
New YoHk. Oct. 30.
ARPlV6L or THE FOx
The lJoited Sts,es' se sehconer Fox, Lie uten.
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at Norfolk, end on THURSDAY ah.rrier We. 20
sail Tor Washington Cry. The pox .siled
from Hsvsns on the 22t OF Sepenlber, sfee
tskiog 90 board about $50 600 in specie tor
merchants Of New Yo'k aud Baltimore, TO be
landed here.-At the time Of her sailing, Hs-
Ssos was remarkably healthy, and usnquimy
entirely restored, 10 q continuance OF which,
there was great confidence among the upper
classes Of citizens. X. heard 20
news there.
The officers and crew Of the Fox are ell
we'll. The Fox touched OF Ihompson's Is.
land on The 24h ultimo, but sailed for iha
Chesapeake The same day. NidsbIpmn w.
M. Riuenhouse died on boarG The Fox on the
lst inst. sker en- illness Of three days A Ma
rine by The name Of John ID. Chambers died
or the same d-y. aud Two seamen, Reuben
Parker and David Pheland, the former on The
4ih inst.
The stste o! the sick a, Thompson's Island
was much The same as abcn the Peacock,
John Adams, Sea Gull, and schooner Allen
ssiied.--Dr. Williamson, and Surgeons Msto
Bssseit, wrro much recruited, aud on duty.
Surgeon Convey, we regret TO learn, was Ia.
Ken sick on the 23d ullimo. Surgeons Mate,
Bsbb,u, lefi the. Island in the Sea Gull in
con'sleseent .,a,e. The only vessels re,nain-
iog OF the Island on the 24d., were The Ocean,
Csp'sin Johnson, from Norfolk the Unitsd
States schooner Po'poise, acting Leute nsnt
Thomas Browne; an old brig winch wss oc.
cupied as receiving ship, and he barges be.
longing TO the squadron and the only officers,
in addition 10 he Surgeons, were LleulenaD.
James w. II Roy, 10 charge of ,he Navy
Yard, and LIeutenanis Stephen Nj. Rogers,
and w A. Boodgood Of the Marine Corps,
in charge oil he Guard and Daitety.
The Fox has had very bo,s,etous passage,
having, with lHtle ntetmission, experienced
continual gales OF wind since her departure
from ihe Island, On The 9th inst. off Caro-
Hsuerss, ina heavy blow, she sprspg her
rnainnast and sustained so much damage In
her 'igging and sails, hat il was found expe-
dien. TO make some port to repair the injury,
and Beaufort IN. c. being The most convsn-
lent, she pot 10 there on the 7;h, end having
made temporary repair, sailed sgain on tho
9th inS.--Commereinl .fdperiiser.