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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
YELLOW FEVER.

CHARLESTON, Aug. i9--We had hoped
from what we consIdered favorable indiCa-
tons IN the weather at the close OF last
week. that the progress OF this fatal dis.
ease would have b@tn STAYED But our
anticipations have by DO mean. been re-
alized The weather, hr the last two or
three days, (and particularly yesterday
has been warm and cloudy, with frequent
showers oil rain, which, as is ever The case
has given wings to the Fell Destroyer"
and added numbers 10 the list OF the sick
and dying. Ii becomes The duty, there
fore, OF all who may conceive themselves
liable to It's influence, to seek for safety, as
soon as may be practicable beyond the
reach of its baneiu influence Hitherto,
indeed, its victims have been mostly found
amongst sea tarmg persons, whose pecuIi-
ar exposure rendered them more liable to
its influence, but in suiIe instances per-
sons OF the moss regular habits, and who
were exempt lroai exposure, have suffer-
ed.
An extra meeting of the City Council,
was held yesterday afternoon, when mea
sures were adopted to extend relief to
such destitute persons and strangers as
may be unable to provide ior Themselves
in the present exigeDCy. Courier.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
~ MARINE LIST. ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED-Aug. 26,

Ship Eagle, MorriI. Liverpool, SO days;
salt and coal to w. Smith OF Georgetown,
and dry goods to c. l. |. 2 Thompson
aud } Janney, OF this place.
Schr Bloom, Spilmsn. N York,
5 days; freight for the District, sugar 10
NJ Miller & Son.
Sloop Constitution, Bishop. Philadel-
phja, 99 hours; freight for me District.
Schr Hero, SouIe, Barbados, Is days;
ballast and specie TO VIM. Yeaton and
others. Leil at Barbados 9th inst. brig
Olympia, Souther, Tor Turks Island same
day-brg Lawson, Shepherd, do.-.brig
Echo, Stevenson, just arrived from Balti-
more--brg Rambler, Means, uncertain.
landing cargo-scbr Gold Hunter, BuCher.
for New Haven. do, Aug. Is. spoke brig
Sussnnah. from Philadelphia, towards St
Jago de Cuba, II days out, lat. 81 81, Ion
70 90. Sunday g2, spoke the brig Indus
Try, bound to Holland from Havana, lat.
"a, lou 70 43.
SAILED,
Schr Midas. Small, Boston.
Schr CurIew, Nelson, Boston.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28

ileisber New York or Virginia votes
w nr. Adams. the question is settled; but
- neither, It must go before the
"00se; where. upon the first ballot, the
votes will stand,
FOR ns. Adams Mas acbuselis, Maine,
sew Ha1pshire, Connecticut, Vermont,
ave" , Jersey, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana,
,sninols, Missouri, Mississippi, Alabama,
Aeaiueky-I4.
FOR Jackson-Pennsyiyania. North Ca.
,0''ua' South CaIolina, Tennessee, Lou.
hiaaa--s
fof cra~fOrd--virginia, Georgia. and
perhaps New York--s.
Delaware is doubtful and Rhode Island
als,dsd- 3.
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
BosToN.Aurust 22.

BOSTON, gust ~,
This day the ship Milo. Capt Wood
berry, areivsd at this port, in 81 days
from Havre. We have been favored
by MIR. Topliff with Paris paper, Ga
ligDan,'s Messenger, of July Is.
The king presided at a ca binet coun.
Gil on the l4th. The Cham Der OF Peers
asse bled Oh the same day. but no bu-
tiness OF gensrslint was transacted.
The duke do la Chartre, chief gentle
men of the King cham Der, died GU the
l4,h of July.
The proposition Of NJ. Jsnkowitz,
that deputies should vacale their seats
and stand their chances, on accepting
public functions, for reelection. was
negatived in secret committee, IA ~
leo
NJ. De Vallejo, Spanish Minister at
Naples, found upon his arrival Bayonne,
a prohibition to proceed further. The
prohibition was 81 gned by the French
police.
On the 25th of June, the populous
and f1ou rishing town o. Wsalwyiek, in
Holland, was desolated by a dread
full fire, which destroyed about so hous
es, including the town hall and Is
barns. About 20 families were depriv-
ed OF shelter.
In digging short time since, for the
foundation Of the steepIe of the new
church, to be erected at Saint Germain-
e0-Laye. discovery was made. upon
the sclte of an ancieat chapel. of three
leaden boxes, upon one Of which was
the following inscription
: lei est une portion de Ia chair ct des
parties mobiles du corps de trehaut, tres.
puissant, ct tres.exceiient Prince
Jacques Stuart, seconde du nom, Roi de
la Grande Brs,agHs, ne 10 % Octobre
MDCXXXllI. deceds en- France, 8
Sam Germsin.en. Lsye, le 10 Septem-
bre MDCCL'
The Mayor, upon being Informed of
this discovery, repaired to the spot. and
in the presence Of the GoVernof Of the
Chateau, the Rector Of the Parish. and
several members of the Municipal
Council, proceeded to the trans lation
of these remains. which were deposited
under the high altar of the temporary
church. Upon referring to the ar.
chives of the town, a register was found,
which stated at the date of Sept. IT,,
1901, tina. the prince died on that day
at ST. main.en. Laye, and that his
brains and entrails were deposited 10
the church. 1t is certain that one Of
the other boxes contains the remains OF
the Princess Louisa Maria of England,
daughter Of janice Ii. who died at 81.
German on the 18th of April, va
/. Is said that some English of distinc'
ton propose TO erect monument upon
the spot where the remains OF the
Priace will be deposited.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
New Books.

CALDWELL'S, Cullen's FRS. Lines Of
~ the Practice OF Pbysic; Thompson on
Varioloid; MarsbaIl's Am Colonies; Trials;
Scott's Infantry Exercises; Cochran Is
Journey: British Stage; Captain Rock
Daughter of Genius; Metamorphoslss;
Nursery Morals: Ornaments Discovered
Henry Miner; ESiles of Siberia Received
aud for sale by A. T. KENNEDY. ,
a. Where may be found at reduced
prices, a constant supply Of NEW PUB
LEGATIONS.
ano. 90 Jaw st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28

which was Immediately conveyed there,
which summoned that part OF the family
at home, to Inc distressing sight, Shortly
alter Tue. hoL;. was discovered 10 be on
re, 10y Marsaret M'Clelian, an Hish girl,
sho, i.islrod ol unaysI,lhg screams, with
aore t;lsn masculine ioft.iude, yentured
INTO the d mes, and rescued most of the
ightartcles from the devourIng element.
While ~ugaged III drawing Uul chest, in
whifh was lwor pounds vi powder mus.
ket was discharged overhead by the ite
sluuita aous!y with the intelligence 10 the
parents, who were at meeting, vi their
son beiag found. They saw the flames
ascend from their dwelling; their feelings
can easier be imagined than described.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
Marshal's Sale.

bIu-x Will be sold for cash, on the
HE premises, oy the marshal, on Sa-
Msss ,urday the 7tb day Of September
&aGnext, at II o'clock, all the right
title aud interest Of Alexander Perry, to
the following property one two story
brick house, and a lot OF ground; together
with all other improvements thereon; ST.
tusted on The South side OF King street,
between Washington aud Columbus sig.
fronting on King street 80 feet and run
ming back 100 ieet Also, one other lot
adjoining the back part of the aforesaid
lot, with brick stable thereon. Sold 10
satisfy an execution in favor OF the Union
Bank OF Alexandria
D. MINOR d Nj.
aug 8 For T Ribggold, Marshal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
AUCTION SALES.
on Ti;ESO4Y

At 10 O'Clock, will 10 sud- at the auction
store,
Groceries, tea. coffee, molasses
Pimento, vinegaf, lime JUICE
Brandy, gin, whiskey. cordial
Tobacco, prunes, fig blue. snuff
Backing. brass and iron sitters
Segars, Spanish and bait Spanish
Deelon's patent cutting boxes, &c.
Furniture, such as sofas. bureaux
Sideboards, writing desks
Wash and work stands, aud variety Of
cane and rush bottom chaiss
29 boxes bloom y 9 do Muscatel rasina
aug 28 s. A. MARSMELLER, suc
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
Pepper, &c.

THlS day landing from the brig Acorn,
i sJacob Lee, master, from Salen-for
sale by WIN. FONLE T. Co.
goo bags heavy Sumatra pepper, en-
titled to debenture
I! tons ST. Petersburgh clean hemp
80 cases salad oil
1000 pounds salt petre
Also landing from schr.New PriciIIa, from
Providence.
8 bales lou priced brown shirtings
aug 26
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
Lost,

4 BREAST PIN OF light colored a.
"A metbyst, set 10 worked gold, was lost
to-day in some part King street. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing il at this Office.
aDp G6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
Office.

YNHE subscriber having been appointed
a trustee tor the benefit ui the creditors
of Samuel Saow den, all nsoi,ent debtor.
hereby requires sil persons indebted TO
the said Samuel Snowlen, Ia make pay
meat without aay delay to L,b OF TO such
person or PERSONS IS may Or legally au>
lber'ssd ~ L'la tnr.ceivr payG.eni.
aus ~ II. 5, wise, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
FEVER

Accounts are received Of the existence
OF a.feusr, in Portland, by when says
the Argus, a considerable humber OF
deaths have occurred The EDITOR de
nies 1t TO be Yeltolo Fever. and remarks
there IS no truth IN the report, that Tue
streets are fenced up
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28

PENSACOLA, July 24.-Accounts from
Tampa Bay inform US that Colonel Hum
phreys, Indian Agent, is at that place;
that be inds the Indians in the interior
peaceably disposed, but that their chiefs,
who were expected to accompany him on
a visit to the President of the u. States,
declined doing so, giving an excuse tina I
it would interfere with their agricultural
arrangements, and that they do not wish
to be absent from the corn dance of their
nation; some also object to going by water:
Col II was beretore fearfuIthat he should
not be able TO persuade them TO go He
was to repair immediately TO Talhasse,
aud from thence to Washington City.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
LONGEVITY OF THE

A Robin died IN this town a few days
since at the age of ID years, having beeu
10 the possession OF lady more than l6
years. His notes were firm till within a
few days of bis death He bad been blind
several years, and exhibited The appear.
ance OF extreme old age
SEA SERPENT.
This animal was seen by two gentlemen
of this town on Wednesday afternoon
near thu Little Bosr's Head, North Hamp.
ton His passage through the water was
exceedingly swift. leaving a long wake
behind. Portsmouth Jour.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28

For Portsmouth, N. I'll.
6Sh> The schr. CATHARlNE, Capt.
2s Hawthorn. now loading, and can
tase some small freight aud lew passena
gers Apply 10
aug 20 JOHN II LADD & TO ;.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
For, Boston,.

aas> The schr. NEW PRISCILLA,
.GsEs. Captain CrowelI; now loading, aud
can take few hundred barrels on freight,
aud some passengers Apply to
aug 90 JOHN II. LADD & Co
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
Extract OF letter from Point Coupee, 10
gentleman in New Orleans.

Extract OF letter from Point Coupee, 10
agentlemsn 10 New Orleans.
The testament of Mr.. Julien Poydrss,
who lately died here, has just been open
ed II appears that that good, that excel
lent man, made the following egacies:-
For college at Point Coupee. 10000
dollars.
For marriage portions 10 poor girls OF
said parish. $4,000 dollars.
To each Of bis god-sons aud god-daugh'
tiers, 500 dollars.
For marriage portions 10 poor girls OF
the parish of West Baton Rouge, 10000
dollars.
To the charity hospital Of New Or
leans, bis house on Levee, between st
Louis and Contl-streets, and his house IN
Bourbon, street.
To the Poydras Female Asylum all his
houses in Poydras.street, and On the Bat
ture.
To Miss GaIIatin, 10000 dollars.
To his iestamentary executors. who are
Messrs Gui Richard and Beauduc, 10000
dollars.
The remainder of bis fortune goes to
bis family. Com. .a'0'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
FRAUD IN DOLLARS

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 70 The Burning
ton (Vt.) Sentinel says il is believed there
has been pretty large amount OF dollars
recently imp ported into Montreal, and now
selling there at prentam to those who
wish TO procure money Current IN the
states These dollars were probably cast
IN sand, and are generally more or less
hammered, to conceal some mperteeiIons'
and where not so hammered, are very
rough aud irregular 10 their appearance.
lew of them being true circle. They
bear the image of Ferdinand va. and
have an iron complexion; are about 8 per
cent. light, aud are alleged or 3 per
cent, below the standard, making them IN
value about 90 cents each.
Extract OF letter from Cooper, (ln.)
dated August 9Th. 1924.
Two melancholy accidents occurred
here yesterday. The body OF James ,fu-
ell who was drowned on the Sd OF Dec.
last, was discovered at short distance
from bis fathers dwelling; intelligence OF
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Thus viii end the long Struggle for eau.
Gus dominion. Thus will Our country Re
forever relieved OF one of the greatest
dangers that has Threatened il since the
adoption of the present Constitution; aud
thus will the friends Sof national defence,
national respectabiliiy. and national roads
and Canals be amply rewarded for their
patriotic resistance.
Mr.. SNowDEu-I have seen many ac-
counts OF bsllotings on board eamboats
for the next President, as well as the de-
cisions Of Grand Juries and Military Mus
tiers; and as | have never known any sub
stanllal reason why the iair sex should
not express their opinion on this momen-
tous question, | take the liberty of commu-
nicating what follows The sentiments
OF number OF ladies' wers taken not long
since, and .be result was as follows: For
Wa. II. Crawford, IA; for John Quincy
Adams, 2. must confess, yas disap>
pointed az Mr.. Crawford's receiving
so strong vote; but whenI came to con.
slider that he was rather handsome man,
and thai Mr.. Adams had no professions 10
personal appearance, but had been CEN
sured for bis negligence OF dress, ielt 50
ts6ed that the vote Of the majority was
probably given under considerations Of a
softer character, than uice inquiry into
the political merits of Mr.. Adams and Mr..
Crawford. Ii will, however, crafty the
friends of the latter gentleman, TO learn
that he at least stands well with the fair
Heavens last best gift to man.
LEANDER.
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LEANDER.

Rapid Settlement. Couasu.
DErRolT, July 30.-On the 4th Of Ju-
ly, 1923, there were but nine persons in
the county Washtenaw. On the 4th OF
July, 1924. the anniversary of American
independence was celebrated at the low
err settlement by 70 persons-at the up
per settlement about 80 attended, The
increase of population in this county has
been about as rapid ss that OF Oakland
during the two first years after the settie-
meDi commenced.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
Cotton s. Hemp Seine Twine.

oottOlI = 1AoiIf r O0fIfC ""'
TNHE subscriber has just received part
Il OF his Fall supply OF Bridport Her
ring aud Shad I'wine. Also, an assort-
ment of Cotton Seine Irvine. which will
be sold at the Baltimore prices.
aug "a GEO. COLEMAN. /.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28
The Alexandria Museum

Is open in the forenoon from 10 tol o.
eluck, aud lfein 3 to 8 O'Clock ateSaoon
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28

The Board OF Commissioners and Ar
bitrstors under the ST, Petersburg Con.
yeution met in Washington Oh Wednesday
last, pursuant to adjournment, all the
Members OF the Board being present.
Nat Is,.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-28

Schr Midas. Small, Boston.
Schr CuIlew, Nelson, Boston.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-16

the subject Of our relations with Greece wat
.onn Ia bc brought before The House.
, Mr.. Webster gave notice thaI he sh,al
not hold himself bound IN calling ~ his
resolution On the s1hiret, IL wait for the
document called for by ttiat noN offered
and l1r the reason, that he did not thlen
that the Information NOW called fof had
any herring On the merits of the PROPOSE
tinn which he had submitted 10 the Hahsr-
Dir. Forsyth suggested, as ~ amend
mrnt To the resolution, IL strike uui the
clause which reql res "A distinct statement,
IN separate columns. al the counties nnd"r
the Turkish government, from those pos
srss"d by ta,' Greeks IN arms, in order In
put the rcSIlatibn in Il shape IN which II
unpld he complied with.
Mr.. BrrcN accepted the amendment ;
and tine rrsDiniipn, tilas altered, was agreed
IL nv the lIoasr.
Tna speaker laid hrtore the House the
Annual Report of thu Secretary Of the
Treas ny hic,i was referred To the Com
mi'tce Of Ways aud Means, and G,OOO CO.
pies ordered 10 he printed.
fhe 'l"p-c went into Committee of the
haule, MIR. Taylor in the [ hair,) nn the
bill for l,yiag oui and opening certain pub
lie road, irthe Ia'riitory of Flerida. This
Blu provides for opening "A public road
from Pensacola 10 ST. Augustine, and for
composing II by III" AID of the United
States troops noN IL Florida Also, for
survey ing and marking out a public road
from Cape Sable 10 the intersection Of the
road first mentioned WITT thu Snwaney
River and tnr mrliag out another pnhlic
toad from Cape Florida to 81. Augustine
drhate Of IT SOME length arose on the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-16
From Degrdnd'S Boston Report.
PRESIDE NT1NL ELECTION.

The bynrhborg) VlrIinan, under date
oi The 9Th INST very properly dcn"unc,,s
the ground taken by the Albany Demo
crat ~ SUSTAINING Mn. ADAMS AS rHE
NosrHFRN CANDIDATE. The strong pro-
Inability il that the National Democrat il in
realty. not for Mr.. Adams, bat for De
wit Clinton BE that as it may, does
not the whole course Of the conduct Of Mr..
adams show that he is Il National and
not q Sectional Polnician III. Q. A.
dams is Ia BIZ made answerablc for the sen
Iiments of every person Who chnoscs To
ad'"cat" his cause in any degree, would it
not he very easy Ia ruin that cause ? But
hare not he Peopie too much good sense TO
mdfe III. .1faHs dasHrrabh far any thing
beyond has qten acts Is not the mhoie
course Of ms oten life The best and The most
J"3t criterion 10 Judge Of him?
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-16
ERON RlO DE IANEIRO-

BY the brig Dove, Girdlcc, which arrived
1T Boston on the Isl INST in 4G days from
ri" Janrirn, We learn HAT serious events
had occurred there. Lord Cnchranr ARR
we'd there from Maranham ON the Ioih ot
November. The Cortes wrr, IA s,.sslnn on
the lth and during an interesting debate
"n the liberty of the press and Of ronscicncc,
which WIS first moved by SiSnor Boncla-
clo, the Emperor oricred oHt hjshoops. sur
roUadcd he ChambG Of Coyits, dissol,qt
he bodH sr,zcd SiSnor Boncfac,o, aud four
Other deputies, aud committed them to
prison.
Captain X, II. Long. who had been sly
roughly used by the Portuguese, has arrlv-
rti al Rio, on his way to bis place of mt
Why, near Charleston, s. &.
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" that ] ..,t Nilson is not emitted 10 4 scat
in tile llanse''-
Mr.. i1onps"n, of Kentucky, moved, as
IN amendment, that neither L. Adams NOR
isaac wilson Is entitled 10 seat ~ thus
louise. i'nis amend ncnt was Subsequent
y Withdrawn, aud the question being taken
on the first resolution, is reported nv In,
Committee of Elections, Was carried in the
hiirmative-tyrs 1888.
The question being on thr second rcso.
luton, VIZ That Parmenio Adams is
entitled tn Il seal in this llotlse"-S arious
rhhfis were an 1de Ia amend the report of
The committee, 81 as In dee lare neither
Nj. " ilshn nor Mr.. Adams rligiblc-uh.u
MIR. Foot moved 10 postpone the drci.
sion TIL to-m"rrnw, 10 ALLOW time for fur
th"r reelection which was carried, ayes
80 noes 81.
Aud the H"nsr adjourned.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NV loHk, Jan. 8 The packet shin
tori athan, Capt Davis, arrived on Satur
day evening from Liverpool, which Iltee
Siic lrlt raIiy On The morning an The q55b
November Capt. ID. las Il, orcd Us viii,
Laud"n papers 10 the evening nf the 4!
of that month
Lord ErsAlne died nj the seal af his BIO
Tier IN Scotland, on thu l7lh Na,emhrr.
IN The 10th yrar of hls aae. Having hrc4
al sea, lac was completely drcnchrd on
landing, by which he caught u cold thai
brought GA violent inflammation of the
lungs, which ia It few days put period 10
las eNistcacr.
An express had reached the I.npjau
Stock Exchangc, with inform iIiun HAT
The DEGREES issued by hug Ferdinand at
Afai1urZ, nh the l2ih, contain Il pcHrrsI
amnesty q Hr past with the exception of
certain lndi, idnals said IT, he named, and a
recognition of all the debts Of The cnnsiitn-
'lohai 2ofcrnment up 10 the period of fhe
departure of the ambassadors of the Allied
Sorersigns from Mmrid. In consequence
"l tins Intelligence, Spanish bonds adlnn-
ced from % 81 10 81 Ia.
Seville, Oct. 27.-Thc French have
embarked IN immense number of pieces Of
brass ordnance both from hence and tadiZ
on board the squadron IN which the Royal
tnard 10 t" sad for Brest. Some oili, ,rs
ct The Spanish Artillery state their value
does not amount 10 less than 5000, 0G0 or
dollars. This system il IS understood, The,
have adopted by way Of repayment of tho
expenses of the Var.
BnEsr, October 30.-Thc Minister Of
Marine has ordered the discharge of tn
crews of several Of Tia, ships of his majesty,
which are 10 he dismaniItd. The lev, of
seamcn, which WAS iat'.s ordained, has Al
so hcrn countrrmaudcd.
fETERsnrRG, Octohrr ellis majesty
The Emperor, WAS nn the / 9Th AT Tulrzyn,
90 review the second arm, under the com.
maud Of Count WittGcostcin. Count Mes
solrode is expected here to-morrow wc
have no doubt of the speedy adjustment OF
all our differences with the Porte.
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MY. Jeremiah lngran,,

SIR TAKE NOTICE-Thnt we shall,
- on the 9th March nest, NJ The spout Ia
Nerrr, ia the county of Campbell, Va proceed
10 take The deposition, of John rlnghcs aud
other and On the lJlh of March nrAi, NJ The
New store, IN the county OF Buckingham, Va.
the dcposit'ons of Charles Mckinney, ir mud
o'hei', mud on the ID Of April nc,i, ut the
house Of Samuel Mckinney, in the county Of
Halifax, Va the dispositions of said Stunned
Mckinney and others, all of which are Ia hc
read rs evidence in the suit now pending IN
the Lynchhurg supcriur court OF chanecry,
wherein yon are plaintiff, aud W are defend
ants, aud shall proceed from day Ia day until
the same u cdmpctcd--You may miend ii
you pIease. Yours,
MOON Il MCKINNEY.
Iaml0rV 10 u3,yYI
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4 Tract Of i,auA.
Slop the lMicf,

@ToTEN from my Wagon On Friday
- night l"d, NJ Liberty Warehouse, IN
l}nchl"ng, \ BAY HORSE, o or ~ wears
cid, cropped or ioscd ears, slightly injured
on he lack D, The hinder lnrt Of The eddie
the long ha~ under his chin lniely cut on
With the shears, PAGES mud ifots we'll will
reward libemily any person who viii nrpr.
bcnd The lh,rf aud restore Tie hnrse. or give
anch nlormnif1n TINT rei lin npnin
JACOB DEAHDOFF.
Hrdlnrd 90. Jan III 9ir59