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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-15

,sSHE subscribers, rs surviving executors
! OF the last will and testament, OF stephen
Haului, late OF the county of Amherst dec d,
lake this mode Of informing the heirs and ie-
saiees OF The said llamm, many OF whom are
tie residents al either states, that they VIII ~
pursuance of The discretionary authority vest.
ed Ia them by the viii OF their testator, offer
10 public sale on the premises, on Thursday
the 10th Nov next, all the personal estate ol
the said Hamm, on credit OF II months, ioi
all sums over Ten dollars Those interested
are requested punctually TO attend on that oc'
cason, as tliese proceedings are intended n:
preparatory 10 division Of the estate, and
payment al the legscies, bequeathed in said
will As i IS beiered by The execulOfs, thai
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-15
The real Estate

Of their testator, IS Of such value, that il will
be necessary to sell it, in order to make diyi-
sion, under the net of assembly, in such case
made and provided, notice is hereby given,
that application will be made 10 Amherst
county court, for authority TO sell the same !;
and the presence of the parties interested IS
especially desired on this account. Tie sub
seribers are anxious 10 close their administga-
ton on the estate of their testator, aud there
fore request the attendance Of the parties in
terested, thatno delay may be made in that oh.
ject. JESSE BECK, }rvrs
CHAS. MONDAY,
=. s. The terms of the sale will be ; for all
sums Of go aud under it, cash for all sums
over it II months credit, with bond and ap.
proved security. Persons indebted to Tire es-
tate, are requested 10 make prompt payment,
as longer indulgence cannot be given. Per
sons having claims against the estate are re-
qnested to bring them forward for payment
Interest will be required from the date of the
bonds if payment Is not punctnally made
e { n Esrs
July %. wtds 81
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-15

Chropic Rheumatism, compticaiedWih Cont
A man, aged lity-lonr years, ota good cor
stitution, had been habitnally Affected, for dyc
years, with rheumatic pains, shifting from The
head 10 the breast, aud all the joints, aud who
had govt alternately Ia each foot, received
three applications OF the fnmigHiions, from the
10th 10 the 18th of April--the first OF which
produced copious perspiratlan. HE was deli,
vered, as II by magic, from his pains, and the
aexibility of his lm5s restored
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
MA RINE JOURNAL.
,.::::::#:PORT OF PORTLAND:

ARRIVALS
FRIDAY, Feb. 14-Ar brigs Milford. Weeks 81
days from Rotterdam, with Gin, OIL paints woong
ana linen cloths, 70 Messrs. Clapp and Cobb Maine,
Oxnard, from 81. Pierres,
CLEARANcEs
Briggs William, Bradford Havana-Exchange, Lin
coin, do-Orono, Gordon, GdAdaloupe--schr Cusco,
Day, Philadelphia,
VESSELS SPOKEN.
jan IS, lat 25, g. the Hero, of this port, from Ha-
vana, for Gibraltar.
MEMORANDA.
At Havana 9th ult. schr. Cashre, Humphreys, fir.
Charleston. Phebe Hatch dis. briggs Caroline
Hubbs DO. Washington, Tate. do Warren, Owen.
~ York days; Statira. Mountort, for this port,
unc i; bark American, Bourne, Campeachy, 9th
schrs Elizabeth, Ballard, New York. 6 days. Numa,
Gordon, unc. briggs Margaret, Martin for New York,
20 days; Rebecca, Morrison for Bath, unc. Brig
Spartan. Stnson, for Mobile, sailed 9th
The VIM. Smith, of this port, was at London, Dec.
80, to sail Jan. |, for n Orleans.
The Moro, Webb, Of this Port, for St. Ubes, left
Deal Dec. %
At Mobile, Jan. H. the Abundance, Moody, Of this
port, lust
Ar At ST, Thomas Jan. 8, brig Katherine, Keith, Of
kennebec, from Wilmington, and sailed 1lih, for St.
Domingo. 1.
Brig Jane, Gray Of Bath, for Wilmington, left St,
Eincents ahont Jan. 10.
At New Orleans, Jan. H. the Sylvester Healy
Robinson, Of Themaston, Savannah. Cl 9Th to l1th
ship Elizabeth, Mcintosh, of this port for Havre.
Ar. at Wilmington, previous 10 25th ult schr Fa-
vonte, Small 81. Thomas brig Eden, Merritt, Of
Brunswick, from Martinico.
Up at Richmond 3lst ult. the Alligator Slower, for
Savannah Feb. 2.
Ar. at Boston, 18th inst brig LucyAnn, Davis Of
this port 50 days from Liverpool schr. Friend
snip, Thompson, Bath; Patriot, Bunker, Richmond
Boston, Wood Bath.
ASpanish schr. of about $50 tons, having one long
gun 1mid-ships, with small arms and 30 men, prize to
the T. 5 brig Spark, and charged with having commit
tel piracy IN plendering Baltimore schr last Nov
anYed at Norfolk 9th inst where she viii be held FOL
trial
The squadron under Com. Porter, was 10 have sailed
last week Ion Cuba, to chasse the pirates who infes
that island.
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DIED.
months.


In this town, child Of Mr.. Peter Parsons, ared lG
months.
On Saturday last, Mrs Sophia Smith aged Sc
In Gray, on the 10Th inst Deac Micah Walker. in
the 9lth year Of his age Obituary in our merit.
Al Malacea, about the 7th Of Nav last, Rev. VIM
MILNE, d. d., the author Of several learned works On
me Literature OF China, and the historian of the first
tel years Of the Chinese mission The London socie
~ mas sustained severe and almost rreparable loss
IN Inc death OF this Invaluable and devoted missionary
AT Cheshire, Conn. Rev. Roger Htchcock-At
CambridsePor;, Stephen Pynchon Esq representative
~ the Massachusetts Legislature from Bnmfeld and
chlet Justice OF the coat OF sessions in Hampden CO.
In Southbridge, Ms. Mr.. Samuel l.. Newell 49, His
jacket was caught by small shaft in his cotton mill
winch revolved once second. He was carried sew
era tunes round before the wheel conld be stopped
and survived only II hourS.-In Bethlehem, Penn.
Rev. John Heckeweder. a distinguished minister Of
the Moravian church. aged So He spent a great part
81 ms Iie among the Indian nations and published.
some YEARS ago valuable work respecting their his
tory, manners and oustoms.--At marlborough. S. &.
Rev L. D. Parks, pastor Of the church AZ Saltkeches
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
DELAWARE.

It seems that the state Of Delaware is in some
difficulty with respect to United States Senators.
The term of Mr.. Van Dyke expires on the 9TH
Of next month, and Mr.. Rodney has resigned.
An attempt to supply the vacancy Of the for
mer terminated in FIVE frutless ballotings, and
there appears to be difference of opinion as TO
The candidate TO succeed Mr.. Rodney.
The Delaware Gazette of Feb. 11th says, the
Legislature adjourned in confusion on Friday
last, without choosing either of the Senators.
Before they adjourned the members Of the house
protested against the senate aud we're replied 10
in the sane manner.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALES.
TEAS, SUGAR, TOBACCO.
Z AISINS &c

RAISINS, &c.
on TUESDAY, nerl 7Usek-25th inst.
al II o'clock n. N. at Office, No. S,
Central Ron, Fore-Stresi.
ON BOXES sou'g TEA--China's Cargo, Isl
81 ~ Chop,
Chests caper sonchoug TEA.
IS DO sou'g TEA-Gen. HamIinton's cargo,
Is boxes, do. do.
10 barrels brown SUGAR,
40 doz. best English MUSTARD,
IS kegs manufactured TOBACCO, No. & y,
10 IL do. DO do.
barrels CHERRYS,
kegs Rappee SNUFF,
10 M. Spanish SCARS,
80 boxes fresh Bloom RAISINS,
bids. prime retailing MOLASSE5,
boxes fresh Malaga LEMONS,
10 do. PRUNES,
boxes fresh pulled FIGS,
barrels Smyrna RAISINS,
100 Dutch Coffee MILLS, sc. &c &c.
JOHN ID. GARDNER, .4uctr.
Portland, Feb. Is, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
OKATORIO.

By the BEETHOVEN SOCIETY, and
The Sd Of he'regular course for he Season.
ENTLEMEN holding Season Tickets TO the
" Performances of the above Society, are re-
specially invited TO attend ON Friday Evening
next.
Performance TO commence at half past six
o'clock.
tC3@ few Tickets for the Evening, may be
had at Messrs. WIN. HYDE and SAMUEL JOHN
SONS. CHARLES MORRIS, Sec'y.
Portland, Feb. 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Wednesday, tho 5th day Of February was OBJ
served by appointment of the Executive of the
state, as a day Of thanksgiving, humiliation and
prayer, in South Carolina.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
FARM IN STA.NDISH.

THE subscriber offers for sale three thirty acre
lots IN the first division Of land in STAN
DISH, and numbered as per plan Of said town,
81, % and 20, making very valuable farm, with
one story Dwelling House, good stable and
barn. supplied with water by an aqueduct-
>aid farm is situated within one mile of the plea
SAINT village, at SIandish Corner on the great road
from Portland, through Standish, Fryeburg, &c.
TO Vermont, and has been many years improved
as Tavern, by MIR. r. Higgins, and is fine
situation for Farmer ut being excellent Land }
Trader, Tradesman or Tavernkeeper.
For terms enquire Of John IrOubridge, o.
Charles jackson, Portland.
IONA. PARKER.
Portland, Feb IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18

Yesterday morning at sunrise the mercury Ia
farenhelth stood at 6 deg. below zero there has
been but one colder morning this winter.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18

There are rising twenty three thousand me-
chanics and artizans in the city Of New-York.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18

T. GREELEY.
HIS FOR S lie, At Nos. 3 & 1. Long Whorc
RA0 Bbs. super6ne FLOUR,
wv 200 bbIs Midlings do.
80 DO Rye do.
10 DO BEANS,
30 Hhds. Jamaica RUM
Pipes Holland GIN,
do Cognac BRANDY.
10 Or. Oaks Pco Madeira WINE,
Bales COTTON,
80 Bags COFFEE.
Boxes Lump SUGAR.
Boxes by & by 10 Widow GLASS.
do CHOCOLATE.
Portland, Feb. IS, 1928.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that TAXES have been assessed
by the Court Of Sessions for the county Of Oxford,
on the following described tracts Of Land lying and be-
ns in said county Of Oxford -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18

6erAMERICAN GOODS,E0
CHEAPER THAN EYER.
HENRY II. BOODY,
opposite CuMBRKLsSD BANK, Frchange
" Street, PORTLAND,
OFFERS FOR SALE, At REDUCED PRICES,
5000 ID. YARN, from No. 6, to 90, Blue
and White,
1890 yds. GINGHAM NJ, warranted colours,
1000 do Apron Check,
5000 10 brown sHiRrINGs, very low,
1900 do do sHEETrNGS,
700 DO wallham sHEy&NGs' do.
1000 DO WaItham CO1TQNS, unbIeech'd No. Q,
1900 d. Wsitham sHiRTiNGS do.
Shcker BEDTYCKLNG Knitting Kar4. ];
SLACKS ard Scycing COTTONS,
of all colors, aud superior quality.
- fLSO-
I@GFNTLEMKN, LADIES, MISSES and CH1LD-
REN'S Morocco ard Leather
SHOES d BOOTS,
Manufactured by the best workmen.
IFMERcHANTsi in Town or Country, and all
Others who wish to purchase any of the abov
GOODS, will do we'll to call as they are from
'he oldest aud best Mandatory in America, and
received regularly every week, which gives them
Tue superiority over any sold in Town.
0j1N. r. WANTED as above. 500 GOOD
"EA Frs: none need apply excepting such a.
can be we'll recommended.
Feb. IS, f729. .uf0
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TAKE NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber.
n either by note or account. are requested TO
make immediate payment. aud thereby preclude
the necessity Of his resOrting to legal measures
for their collection. JOHN BiXBY.
Westbrook, February IS, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

iio1s against surprise. have with me 3sJ
.uiiotes, and | sih, AZ their headlepier tbe
Turkish camp With 40 other arms but onr 20
tols auI sabre. 10 you.- aai4 he ID tbe
Helienians. present y0urselre- in four d.
ierent points. and commence F0ur Gre wien
vou are recognised. 30 a. 10 distract The Turks
and, Il you secoad me, We viii seize the Pacha
alive or dead"
The proposal met universal APPRECIATION, ana
Bozzans was desired Cd lead the enterprise
At midnight NJ desired IN addition VI 100
chosen men % bis little baDd or SUliotet thee
separating into ioOr divisiooa prepared ioy the
hazardous enterprise. When be Ieit the
camp. he said to hts chieh---~ NY ficnda, Il
w. scatter, sou will b. sure 20 bnd wye round
the tent "a Parha.r Havinz said this. Che
signal was given, and the berOes marched %
IN silence. The Tsrks were taken entirely
by surprise, and Che tent Of the Pzehs sur
rounded.
Bozzaris fauntsd the infdels kir their care.
iessness and their dsfear and then stepping
forward seized the Pacha with 1T own hands
he however received mortal wound from
Moor, and vas borne Of BY kis soldiers, while
the Pzeha wzs killed 90 tie spot. Tie last
words OF Bozzaris were these
NY Irienls, t0 Die TOT liberty "a pleasures
md not pain. Freedom y DOT acquired cut
az great sacrifices. Idle content, because
have contributed to the Independence Of my
couB.sy. CoBtinae your services to her, aud
10 not quit your arms bot amid the destructioa
Of your enemies"
This q deed worthy OF ancient Greece in
her most heroic ages. The character ~ weIl
as the fate Of Bozzaris may bears comparison
Eith that OF EpamiDondas aud the S0lioies
remind 0s Of the heroes Of Thermopyle. Such
men are worthy TO fght for liberty and 70
enjoy 1t.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
SUCCESSES OF THE GREEKS.

The following IL summary account Of the
late most important successes Of the Greeks.
which is represented BY the London papers a
decisive of the fourth expedition and of the III
innate triumph ofGreece
TWAS the intention OF the Turkish Pachas
10 combine their forces before risking bat
tie, in order to bear down all before them
with an overwhelming force. Mehmed. the
Serssker Of Roumelia. having invaded Attic;
and Livadia with p 900 men, did not ven
tnre TO attack Odysseus with bis 5000 troops,
but waited TO be joined BY the Pachas Of Sou
taria and Larissa, and also for the cooperation
Of Jussuf Jussuf was on his way 10 Macrino-
ros with $4,000 men intending to force that
place, advance to Missolunghi. and pass int
the PelOponnessus by the assistance of the
Turkish feet. Mebmed was at the same time
to attack the isthHlus Of CoFinth with 4O,00n
bandits, and to march into the Peloponnessus
after ravaging Livadia.
The Greeks were aware Of this plan, and
determined TO fight the Pachas in detail
Mehomei was attacked al ST. Luca by Odys-
seBs and Nickitas, and totally destroyed. This
produced revolt among the nercenares d
Jusssf, who hardly saved himself Stonaris
was charged to operate against the Pacha o.
Seuiar in the mountains Of Agrafa, and oppo-
sed him with success until the arrival Of 1000
Turks, which increased his enemies to the
number Of 10000, and enabled them 10 pro-
coed to Missi, when they joined the Pacha o.
Sarissa with the wreck Of Mehemed's army
The two Paohas, with 1900 men, set out foI
Livadia on the 26th Of August, intending Il
cooperate with Jussuf, Of whose defeat they
were vet ignorant. Their advance guard 81
Il 900, under Dicladik Bey, halted at Lasp
on the eth, where he found $500 HeIleniani
on their march against him, and now occupy
ling an entrenched camp. IN order TO ascer
tain the force Of his enemies, the Pacha re
NAMED inactive all that day, intending on th'
next 10 make an attack. On their side the
HelHnians we're doubtful what 10 do, a thei
numbers we're very small, and their Gen. ca
rair Cachi, was sick. Bot in this luncture thl
brave Bozzaris arrived, and al once restores
their courage. As there was nothing to re
guire his presence al MacriBoros, and he hat
learnt the course taken by the Pacha OF Scu
tari, he set out with $40 Suliotes, passed rap
idly through Etolia and LOcriS into Thessziy
where he heard that the chiefs we're deter
lmined 10 Join the Creeks When be arrive,
at the camp Of Carari Cachi, be found that tb
Greeks were resolved At al events, not q
lsufer the Turks 70 enter Livadia- and scene
resolved 10 risk battle. Bozzzris represent
ed this as : Desperate measure, and propose
that they should fall upon them suddenly i
1.-THE darkness Of the night.
I'VE can surprise lheul.r said he, g for the
DO not expect 10 be attacked and you kn0'
THAT these haFbArians nsFsr take Any precau
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS.


TWO DAYS LATER.
Il By the ship Minerva, Capt MaynaL arriv
ed Yesterday from Liverpool, the Editor o
! ihe Advocate has received London pagers 4
the 18th Oct. inclusive, and Myers Ilverp0o
Advertiser az the Goth The Minerva hai
lonly been 6b days absent from this port. She
has made two voyages 10 Liverpool and bach
in the short period Of five months and N days
Capt. NJ. is the bearer Of dispatches ior gov
eminent.
The Paris dates are 20 the 18th. and Madrid
10 the 1Ith. The British Traveller states
the Proclamation from Port &. Mays had
been severely felt by the holders Of Spanish
bonds in Paris. where from IS, the price be
fore the decree, they suddenly fell 70 %, bat
rose again to 80 What appearedto excite
the most alarm 10 Paris was report that u
was III contemplation 20 annoHnce the inability
Of Spain 70 satisfy her creditors national
bankruptcy, The ranour had contrary
effect on the London Exchange, for Spanish
bonds improved after the arrival Of the Freach
papers.
Preparations we're making a. Cadiz, by the
French. on the 9th October, for their dePar-
ture. The grand head quarters were at Xe-
res. Gen. Boarmont had assumed the com
msnd of CadIz and il was supposed be would
have the command Of the army Of occupation.
If it met the appreciation Of king Ferdinand.
Letters from Madrid Of the oh, state thai
Riego had been condemned to death. He was
to have suffered his sentence on that day, bng
was reprieyed on account Of important disclo-
sures which he made. More than 800 per-
sons were compromised BY the information
he gave. But adds the letter " that which
excites above all lively curiosity ", that sew
eraI names which have sort Of celebrity in
France, will make very striking feature in
these dispositions.
Ballasteros has been arrested in conse-
quence Of the declarations Of Riegu, who says.
that since be must perish, he IS determined toI
disclose all.
The Paris papers announce the death Of
GOdoy, prince Of peace, who had bequeathedI
TO king Ferdinand has property, amounting To-
$50, 1000, 900 Of rials--one million and half
sterling.
A Dublin paper says, 1895 Orangemen
have subscribed before magistrates, to the oath
prescribed BY the late act Of parliament.
The king of Spain has appointed Don Car
los D'Aunoy, civil and military Governor Of
Cadz.
The Duke OF Angouleme, II IS stated, did
not enter CadiZ, because IL would have re-
sembled a triumph. The Duke il is said, will
not leave Spain till December.
The King left Heres on the 9th of October.
and arrived at Lebrija the same day.
A Bayonne letter Of Oct. 9th, says--"We
learn from Madrid, that the trial or Riego he's
commenced before the Civil Tribunal. MOI
troops now - a PampelaRas they hav-
ing all marched for Lerida, the siege of which
is to be vigorously pressed, notwithstanding
tho events At Cadiz. II is said, that the King
will publish Declaration similar 10 that Of
St. Ouen. A treaty is spoken Of, by which
10000 French troops are 10 occupy Spain ler
four years; the English to hold Cadiz, during
that period"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
MARRIED.

In Durham, by Rev. Alien II. Cobb, Mr.. Hob
way, Alien of Fairfield, to Mrs. Hannah Page, OF
the former place.
IN Pownsl, BY Rev. a. III Cobb, Mr.. John
Jordan Sd, Of Raymond, 10 Miss shlFza Brown,
of the former place.
IN Nantucket BY the Rev. Mr.. Thaxtsr.Air Caleb
rhaxter, is Miss Louiss Nye.
In Newbury. lBslleville) by Rev. Mr.. Eiltnors.
Mf Richard Imsdell y. Of NewbuEyPoEt, 10 Aihs
Eizahsl ID Lowder.
In Newburypou, Dir Moses Quimby. 10 Mas
Mary Ann Siepper
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

A DUE has been fought near Washington.
between Its Legsre and Tilden Of the Navy.
and the latter was severely wounded.
The kaskaskia illinois Advocate, Of Oct.
10. says, "a gentleman of respectzbility, who
arrived IN this place, on Monday last, from ST.
loufs, states. that report had reached that
place, from Belle Fontaine, OF duel having
been fought there last week, between Capt
Mason and Lieut. Day, Of the u. s. Army
The report says they fought with nuzkels
loaded with ball and three buckshot, at the
distance Of IS paces-and that neither Of tbe
parties sustained any injury"
The ex-Emperor Iturbids il now At Piss
with . numerous suite.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

Ward, from Sc. Andrews, for Boston.
CLEARED-brig Prize, Talbot, Of Rhode IsI-
and, for Mstsnzas, by n. & L. Dana 4 Co. and
H. Winslow-Fegulsr packet schr Aretss, Prince,
Philadelphia, by Atwood l. Quincy--sloops
Liberty, Moody, NewburyPort-RaPid, Calef,
Bath.
Oct. % lat rs. long 70, 20, sch. Sally o. this
port.
Nov. IS. of Georges, sch. Ehua. from wisssssst.
for Barbados
Oct p lst 4s. Ion. 40 IL, ship Union. French.
from New York.
Oct 81, "a Cape Roco, Csdnui. Whine, II days
from Ponce foT Ksnnebunk.
Oct. %, lat p, Ion. So, Ann Maria. 4 days from
Ponce. for Kennubunk.
Nov. 5. South Shoal, s. w. Leagues. Ardent
from Boston. for Richmond IA hours from Caps
Cod.
Oct. 10, schr Oliver, BhdErwater. II Poriiand,
IS days from New York, fer Dominique.
Nov. ?, BRIG Warren. Owen. 81 Bagh, from Alex
andris. foE AmsIsrdam-
MEMORANDA.
Ar. a, HelTost. Oci. l4sh. brig Cumberland. Lea
viu Of this port. from James River. Len the CaPes
sept. Z
Brig leo. Harris. ofKennsbunk. for Boston, sail
"a from 81. Ubes about Oct 6.
All Havana, Oct. q, brig Margaret & Saiah,
Crockett; Hind, Warwick and Eliza, Davis ali
Of this port
The Ruth, Parker, Of this port. ar 25d. frun
Honduras, and vas waning iTeighI tsr New Or.
leans.
Al Trinidad, tCuba.l oct "a. Caravan, 81 Pres.
ect fgr New Yofk in days.
The Tobacco Plant. Of Thsmastou. from James
River. Qsf the capss Aag 29,) a.. IL shs Clyds.
Sept. %.
Al s. Johns Porte Rico. shout Oct. u. Fsdlar,
q Porrland "a days from New YORK, taF. under
Jury masts.)
4, Por Spain. Oct =, Prince 3 Groves. for Bee.
Al Trinidad. COha. oei "a. Mary & Eliza. sis's
Caravan, Swestssr, FOR Boston. l0-Ths James
Nienroe, from New YORK. was beating TO-
Al Honduras about Oct IS sch Monroa, Web
ber just A. from New Orleans.
Ar. al Mobile Oct 18Th. the Mary, ThnuAs,
ron New York Adniffance. Moody. Dc.
The DoTeas Ans. Blackasus, q Norihy
Tor s.. Domingo. has q. a. Savannah,
Adv AZ Savannah, Sd inst hiary Spear, More.
nf ThomaEon, Tor RI o. CHI living " Eict's whah
The Relief from Frederic shurs, fcT Boston, vas
under Sewrlrs Point. Ttb inst
CT AZ Fredsrick sbUrg. pFsvious 70 llth last soop
Presideni. StanNood, foT Ponlaud.
Az. a. City Point, 9Th lost sch. Ohvs, PzuoaA
Wiscassst
AZ. Al Baltiroors, 10sh last csnt1n. frum Lubse 7;
Ranger and Reaper from BuEtun srh AbiEal
ElueIL W Belfast from WiAriREfcn ADV. llla.
CautJa. Bradford, for chATieToa. o. any SouthsrH
i sor-
Ar. AZ Philadelphia. i2,h last. sch Tncspeutence
from Boston c. l3ih sch WsshiHgfon. Dcchef,
Il Of DareTiscnttz. fer Bermuda
A. ~ New Neu-Tark. lath inn Cashnrius a.
Jane. Trinidad. Cubs Abigail Asuritas. and Nv
from GibaFz HraFy. Harvey, hrnrr Marria. W..
fan savannah. lIth. Coz Saco. after disr Corton.
c. Rising san. BrzdioFd. S0ath Ameriua; Risng
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DT0iensd, in Nswheld, Dir. Enoch Cole, for
merry OF Buxton, about % years Of age.
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Portsmouth.
In Huntsville. Alabama. Mrs. v. II. Rose. sister
70 Mr.. j. Madison, late President OF the United
STATES.
In Italy, Goaoy, formerly P6acs Of Peace. oE
Spain. He has bequeafhrd his property. near
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