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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02

Sarah McQuay
Lydia McLeese
William McGray
John McCabe
Francis Mcclure
Bernard Mckenna
Edward f.. McFaddin
James McLane
Mary Mcdonnell
II.
William Newbold, 9
James North
Raney Nichols
John Meals, jr.
Robert Nausum
Mary Norris
Jesse Nixon
O.
Samuel & ]. Oliver
p.
John Peters
Joseph Pedrick
David Penny
Jacob Pindergrass
John J. Plouchee
Peter Petit
Sarah Ann Pearson
Richard Parrett
Elijah Potter
Livinia Price
Charles Philips Q
elias Pierce
John or Mary Pyle
Susan Porter
Andrew Peterson
Q
Peter Quigley
Jonathan Quinby
r
Philip D. Riley 9
Henry Read .
Samuel Ramsey
Sarah Rial
Thomas Robinson
William Robinson Q
Joseph Roop
Jonathan Roberts
John Russell
Jonathan Richardson
Samuel Riley
James Robinson g
James Reader
Patience Randolph
Chandler Racklef
Sarah Roswell
S
Jane stansbury
Mr.. Sherry
Elizabeth Smith
Charles Sharp
Abraham Shad
Jane Stroud
Thomas Strobe
Samuel L. shipley
Edith Speakman
Thomas S. Shipley
Augustus Scout
Thomas A. Sterrett
Caleb Stroud
Henry Sallaway
Peter Speter
Thomas Stepens
Mary Sullivan
James Sorden. Z. q. 3
Mary Smith
Ann Sperry
David Smith
Eliza Street
Mary Savin
John Sterling
John Savage
Arthur Smith
Porter Strobe
Elizabeth Shipley
II
Ann Jane Thompson
Robert Tudhope 8
Aquilla Thomas
Samuel Thompson Q
+. Thistlethwaite
Benz Thomas
Jane Todd
Daniel Toy
Joshua J. Tate
Amer Taylor
Jacques Trokel
Henry Thomas
William Tussey
V.
Eliza Willard
David Vandersmith
w.
Carson Wilson
Ann West
Mary Weldon
John NJ. Wetherall
Mrs. Sarah Anne ,
Weldon, 8
John Wilcox, 4
Jacob Wolf, Q
Mr.. Wilson
lanes Wilkinsnn Q
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The commanding officers Of three Of the regiments
Eurs army, having been informed short time before
his surrender, through medium which could not be
doubted, that he had stated that captuaton would be
necessary had determined in the last to incur the
responsibility Of dvestng him of his command. This plan
eventually prevented by two of the commanding Off
Of regiments being ordered upon detaclmens. See
letter Of Col. Cass Niles Reg. vol. 8. page So.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-02

John A. Berry
David Bryan
Nathaniel Bailey
Samuel Barnard
Peter Barton
C.
Peter Claton
Robert Curry
Hannah Cranston 9
John Copper
Tanner Clever
Thomas Cole
David Connell
Michael Clark
Thomas Chatter
Mary Chapman
Joseph Cummins
Ann Cable
Thomas Clayton
James Carlisle
Stephen Cloud
James Calender
Samuel ColTell
ID.
John Derickson Q
Mary Duweas
Margaret Dalbow
Nathaniel Derickson
Thomas Dickinson
Lydia Dalbow
Jacob Derickson
| Mary A. Daniels
| William Dougall
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-10
FROM GIBRALTAR.

BY the arrival of the ship Gaiatea, AT
Boston, ON the 18th INST. in 30 days from
Gibraltar, papers of that place 10 the 10th
October inclusive have been received at
Merchants Hall.
The papers furnish but title intelligence
of interest tn the American reader. NJ,
Cruz, late Minister Of W.r, had been ares
ted by order of the King of Spain, and
carried to Madrid. Ii il stated of G"ner-I
Capape, previously arrested, thai he pro
ccedrd into hrragon by the Minister'S com
mands, To stir up the popnlace, and induce
them tndrmand the rc-cstabllsIImrht of the
representative government. This led to the
arrest Of NJ. Cruz, rs also to that Of NJ.
Lanns, Chief nf the staff of the Roy al
Guards, aud twenty three officers Of his
corps.
The British Minister, Sir William A.
Court, arrived at Lisbon on the 23d Sep.
trlnbrr.
BY the Gaiatpa, Mr.. Topliff received co
pies of he snbioined correspondence he
tween the master of American vessels in
Gibraltar Bay and the British naval com
iaandrr on Tat station. Captain Sturrs
ac'lnom lrdgmcnt of the polite letter OF
ID snLs from The American Captains, is
nrittenna very accomplished scntlemaniy
Sly IL.
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an attempt On his life, by stahhins himself
with small penknife, which had bccn
gwen In him for the purpose of cutting 10
hacco, IN his ielt breast, opposite the heart.
The blade OF thr knife, was tao shnrt
10 fleet III. ohJeet which he evidently ia
tended, aud only inflicted u pretty deep
wound, whieh is not considered danger
Gus.
Little Eagle Is also On elderly man, hut
OF less prrposstssiug appearance than his
fellow prisoner. When asked for his de
fence previous In Receiving sentence, he ~
Piled that In MAS poor man, meaning, rs
was explained by The interpreter, that he
was no orator. and. therefore. unable In
make speech in his own defence. lie
says but little, and received his sentence in
sulicn silence. [Castfte.
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From me ,SWUyJlu MINERS.

SMYRNA, Aug. 20. An article under the
head of Scala Nova, 9th August, gives the
particulars Of lhs late defeat of division of
the Turkish fleet by the Greeks, near the
island of Samos.
The Turks were anchored between the
island and the continant in II safe position
and the Captain Paclla, ON the approach oI
the Greek squadron. was induced by the
clamur of the Turkish sailors, contrary Ia
his Judgment, To order n division of his feet
10 advance and attack the Helencs. The
Mahometans bore down upon the enemy
under full sail The Greeks remained
immovable in their position. Three fire
ships we're sent to attack the filgate winch
led the Turkish division. The rigging
caught, and Immediately the frga,r run for
the main land, en,eloprd in llancs. At
this sight, the Turkish fleet took 10 Fight
AND the Greeks pnrsued-in the midst rt
the confusion, the explosion of the Turkish
frigate was heard, and panic selzrd the
hearts of the Mussnlmans; the fleet dis
persrd in all directions, some put 10 sea,
others run on the shore, and the ships were
burnt by their own crews. One vessel on
ly, ia brig # Barhary,) was .apturcd by
the Greeks. The Turks lost in This affair
Il frigate, a corvette, and two bIigs--most
of the people on board these vessels pc
tishcd
The Captain Pacha could not move
from his position between Samos and the
Main without cndansering the safety ol the
Ottoman army, which lay on the opposite
coast
This disaster has made deep impress
sion on the troops, and descrtons are nu
merous.
SYRIA, 10Th Aus.-Lcttcr. from Alex
andria state thnt the Pacha of Egypt, since
the departure of the expedition, continues
ais preparations and recrutments for the
army of the Morra.
We understand the Egyptian fleet has
been dispersed by the North winds; some
of the .essrla have arrived at Macei, at
Rhodes, and at Cypros. Sickness prevails
ON board the Transports The Greek Ad
mraI with 60 SAIL Is proceeding TO meet
this formidable expedition.
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FROM SMyRNA-Dirset.

Smyrna newspapers have been received
At Boston from August In September nth,
and the following extract Of n Smyrna
letter OF Sept 10th, {" first rate source."l
"Th. D.r,ish Pacha has hcrn obliged
retreat after the battle of Saloua, with
the loss of all bis army, and save himself
with only 20 men. AT Ncgropont, the
Turks have heeu drfcated-and all over
Homela the Greeks have been successful
a Military Academy has been established
at NapoIi dc Romani, and Schools in all
the principal cities. We have reports that
some Turkish ships have again been burnt
by the Greeks nj Budrdm, where the com
bincd Ottoman fleets were 1T anchor.
L. S.-An order has just brru received
by the editors of this Gazette, from the
French Ambassadors At Constanlinople, to
suspend the publication, or To change its
conplex,nn--it being too liberal, the Porte
complains"
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tCOPY.1
GIBRALTAR. Sept. 20. 1872

GIBRALTAR. Sept. 20. 1891.
10 Captnin .Sturi, commanding H. II. N
ship PhGion. Gibraltar Bay.
StR--Wr. the Undersigned, Masters of
Af,r.icap vessels, in this port, Nave the
heanr 10 express to you our high sense of
the prompt exrripns manifested by your
s.if, and the officers and boats crews of
Your ship, last evening, with those of II.
NJ. ship Adventure. in rndravoring 10 save
the shin Nancy, Of Philadrlphio. from the
flames in which she WAS cnyeloped, and
however unsuccessful your efforts have
proved, we feel it a duty IA ourselves TO
oiT.r YOU ibis tribute Of thanks.
w, also take the liberty of sending, f"r
Your acceptance, IA very beautiful whale
boat. of American construction, which we
beg Of vo, to retain, IN remembrance of an
event which entities yon to the gratitude
of al American srarren.
Wishing you much Happiness, we re
main very respectfully, y"ur most nbedien'
servants,
James COPELAND. ship General Brown ;
James Z. ShiiIieId, brig It"rselia John ;,
Sleeper, brig Ilenrico John Goldtwhalt'
ir. shin Galatea Ezeh. Boincy, brig vii.
liam and James w. I.ansdop, brig Gus
tav,s i; James Atwood, brig Henry Geo
Henners Francis ossburg, brig Rapid D.
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NEW HOOK =,

TIVE subscriber has just received, and
l. has for sale, Lectures on Female Edncn-
ton, by james NJ. Garnet. This little work
Is truly valuable, nsd us snch is seriously re-
commended To Nnsininns generally. Also, n
new Cookery Book, by Mrs Randolph, c,,lcd
the Virginia housewife This Is by far sure.
rior Ia ANY work on Cookery that tlns ever
appeared on that art. ! am confident that o.
very house keeper il the Union viii agree
with mr thnt ii is greatly superior In. any
work that they have seen or heard Of on
Cookery, sc. together with great variety
OF New Books, all OF which will sell cl,eap.
> ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Dee u INA
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G O III T. NJ,
'H'Iy and Erchangr ONo. No. ia

Lohry and Lfchdngf ONro, No. iia
efarkct street, baltimore.
Where E01H the capital prizes II 10000
DOLLARS aud 10000 DOLLARS, drawn 10
the Monument Lottery on Thursday Inst were
suld, and where The great capital prize ot Orr
Htudrcd Thousand Doiiars. md The iup
90, 00o's--1o, oon's---5 COOS &c. nc. were sulh
IN the Two last State Lotteries, and the CASH
for the whole instantly pnid on presentation
Of The I iekeis, ms usual
- ORDERS from amy part OF the United
States, either ly mil, post pnid, or by privais
conveyance, enclosing The Cash or Prizes In
nny OF The Lotteries, will MEET illc 6nm5
prompt and pnhelhai attention rs II on per
sOnnl application, addressed 10
] COHEN, baltimore
u COHEN ; ii>i.oifery GaIftr md trHfs-
Ter will contain The UfIrial Lists ot the draw
ings, aud will he forwarded throughout tho
Lottery groiis. 10 all Who purchase tllen tick.
els nj COiiEN'S OFFICE. 1ho~e who wish
10 receive ihc drawings viii mention II whun
thew spnd nn their urd,rs
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EAucatioN.
JAMES MCCONNELL

FAKES occasion To ncgnniui the lnhnbl-
tants Of Bedford and ils diarrnt counties
hat he has taken charge at the .Acw LOndOH
lcndemy. Ills first session will commence on
the lst of January, 1879 hi, snccess as II
classical teacher; the numerous examinations
his ruaii. haze undergone III the counties of
Buckingham, Nelson aud amherst, will, il is
presumed. enliilc Inn 10 thal liberal patron
noe which ha. ever marked his career. Ia
order Ia render his services more general, he
will engage 10 furnish siN or cighf young gen
tlemcn with board, an accomnodatir g-terns,
the pa.euts Of such providing beds with sniia-
bic furniture. Gentlemen wishing 20 send
ihrir sons from a distance, can have them ne
conmndaicd with board and tuition nj the
rate OF Fifty dolnrs the session, by paying one
half in advance. w3wis Dec IL.
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For Sale OK Wire.

1gHIIE subscriber has several colonred serv-
4 ants, four ~ five of which he will sell on
accommodating terms to the purchaser. II
not disposed of in short Time, they VIII be
hired oni--,,ne woman among them is good
Cook, Wa .her aud lroncr, SHE having been so
employed in IA family for 10 years.
THOMAS fiuMpIIItEi s.
December IL latS
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'rMc FOLLOWING Property,
JOHN THE BAPTIST,
Us ON MnA goAN

nINAWAY from the Subrcrit,r, living
. near Coles ferry Charlotte, } On SUNDAY
night The lith instant, n negro uan by tho
nanie OF JOIN TIE BAPTIST, Of yellow
complexion, five fee, eight OF ten inches high,
md nbom fifty years OF age had on when
he leI, home Roundabout, OF Virginia cloth
his othcrcloihins not particularly recollected.
This - gro WINS purchased v, me uui ol Tho
jail oi this county, a short time previous 10
his absence In. n scar on the ieit side ol h,.
head his right hand Inns the appearance "a
having been mnnglcd or bruised, which has
produced n stiffness IN one ri his fingers
Any gentleman who viii produce mch cir
cn'nsinuees ms will cnnble mr. 10 gel this ne.
gro again, will confer y vrry particular favor
on THOMAS REESE.
Charlotte, December 10 w3w'Is
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Mr.. .MiltoM 4. Nopkins,

DLkASE to take noiicr, that shall on
Saturday the 1T dry of Innunry, 1928. NJ
the Tavern bouse of Nm. Terry. ~ the town
OF Liberty, Bedford county, proceed 10 take
The deposi,sas vi Wm. Terry nud oilcrs, In
hc read as evidence IN ~ suit In ohnurery now
depending ia the coaaiy, court vi Bedford,
wherein mn complainant and yourself and
othors ARE defendants, md - sdioufn oser
from day To day until MI are taken, nj which,
time and place you may attend ~ not,
Yours, DAVID CRENSHAW.
beCctuhrr 10. N3wIn
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We following Slaves,

George and Joe. Also. Il FEATHER BEDS,
with their furniture complete, one walnu,
SiJpboard, ole mahogany BUREAU, one wnl-
nut Secretary. one SIT of waInat Dining Ia
ldcs iwo walnut Fielding Tables. Tour corner
tables of walnut, three dozen Windsor Chairs.
The sale sill commence on The premises. with
the above described two acres of land, aud
conclude with The persdnnI property, which
will be offered before the front door uf the
franklin Hotel, in TIE saidiuwn If i.ynehbure
GEORGE ID. NOODSON,
M. l.. u. G. c,
December 10. tdsi3
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NEGRO MAN,
Not ice.

4 SHALL. on frda, the sisi of Decem
D her, is29, NJ the late Mansion House Of
Anihony Rncker, deed, offer for hire, il,e
NEsRoEs belonging 10 the said estate, and
at thn same lime and place, sboli niIer the
LANDS for rent, ms directed IN ihn VII of
the said lostaior. Terms made known on
that day. Jesse NICHOLSON. .isnr.
Dec. ln. A3w-is De hoHis non.
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VICE pREsInENT

MARRIED, on Wednesday evening iasi.
by The Rev Mr. Webb, AIR. JOSEPH
NICHOLS, Ia the widow MARY RAM
SAY, all of this place.
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p0STSCnIpr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
The sohl.rt of u tno.raiinn has been
hrotight forward IN the Legislature, Pet
lions from several cnuntirs tn thV subieei
have been referred To n select committee.
Tlre election af ". :. Srnaiar took place
last TUES, ay 1'hr result viii not of course
be known here ill Su lday.
""s0s-.
PRESIDENTIAL.
II VII he seen that New York has. still
further disappointed the tno,cing ones =
having given Mr.. Adams 20 voies, Mr..
Crawford >, Mr.. Clay !, aud Geo, Jack
son |.
VICE PRESIDENT.
The returns of votes for Wee President
eNlnbit III. following result
For John I. Calhoun, 90
For Nathaniel Macon, "a
Fur Andrew Jackson, q
For Nathan Sanford,
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GtONFIDlNG in the lihcraiity Of the in .
~ hahilanis ot iynohburg, shall open n
School on Monday next, for the instruction
of junior elnss al girls and boys. Tile price
of tuition will he very moderate.
ANN JENlfER MORRIS.
December 10 IL
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GRAND
STATE LOTTER Y

OF MARYLAND, No.3, now draw ing EVERY
WEEK, in the city Of baltimore, under tho
s1prriutendenee of the Commissioners ols
pointed by the Governor AMI tuenrii
THIRD Doy's Drowing.
No. 82i7, prize Of $1,000
*iU5a ""
TG7aa prize of so
All pnrked thus sold nj COIiI,Ns Olive,
where the cash can he had for all prizes the
moment they nre dtuNn
a. The following splendid LIST Of capitals
still undrawn S10,000--S2 600 -.slo,00o
50, ot0--S 6,mo--27 Of SIo0e--Is Of $780,
&C &c. This Is The musi lnlllinn srlrms IN.
the United Sinies, aud every hny's drawing
must he interesting from the circumstance III
there being no less Than III prizes OF nrpni,
,ude now noning In the sherl pnd liabiu 10 be-
drawn nj my time.
Uhoie Tichtts, SO Qpnriers, 50 90
IiItcs, q Iighfha IA
To bp Ind Il uHIts,kNn at
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4 Fnrther Supply of Leather &c.

IHe Subscribers hare Just Receired,
q0Oo lbs Sole Leather, N. York inspcc
ton
10 dnz Philadelphia WAX Calf skins
tlrrn IL Son. hrst)
10 do Sadlrrs sheep skiing, ttnglish)
5 do Gochineat, ytIl"w aud purple
Moroceo skins, suitable for llnins
carriages
8 do White lining Skins
Boot Trees Boot and Shoe Lasts. Wo-
mems do Shoe Thread, varnish, Boot
Webb and Cora, together with II general as.
>orimtnt of
Boots and Shoes,
all of which will ie sold low by
HENRY CARLTON & Go. .
November 81. tlw3wifS0
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 80 Gen. Lafay
etc returned To this City about dusk Last
evening, accompanied by several members
Of the Baltimore Committee of Arrange
mpnts, and the Mayor of this city, who
met him on his approach. He was rse"r-
ted into town by Capt. Andrews Troop of
IaroIt:, and we believe, the BIadrnsburg
Troop, and also by the Washington
Guards, under the command Of 1t N. +.
Poor, and the Ypsers, commanded by
Cant. Mauro. The General is AT his for
mer quarters al Gadsby's.
rA1i InfeUipenCer
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MARSI.AI'S SALE.

IN pursuance Of n decree of the superior
4 court of chaneery for the Lynrhhurg dis
irict, pronounced on the 2l.l day of Octobcf,
1924, IN the chnse of Turner against lay loo
the undersigned, Marshal Of tie snid court
VIII, on Friday the al day OF Janunry next
Gf fair, ifnotlIle neAr fair day thereafter, Sun.
days etcepted,) expose 10 sale, by way of
public hnciion, to the highest bidder for cash
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The Norfolk Beacon announces, that
u;gh Mass was 10 be celebrated. on Sa
turday morning last IN the Roman Catholic
Church of that place, for the repose of the
DEPARTED spirit Of his late most Christian
Majesty Louis the Eighteenth aud that
on Saturday, after High Mass, lie Dcnm
was to be sung in honor Of II. NJ. {. VI.
Charles The Tenth.
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The foilormg Reat and Per
aDnnL Prnncrfn,

To wi, TWO ACRES OF LAND in the
town and corporation Of Lynchburg, adioin.
ing the lot of VIM. .. Lynch, in said town
aud corporation Of tlnefburg, which said .
ncrcs Of band The snid 1nyloe purchased al
Lewis Brown Of said town aud corporation.
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One Wagon and Gear,

one Cart, eight Horse Creatures, ) NIL the storls
of Cattle, llegs and Sheep, md Household
aud Kitchen Furniture of every description,
being the personal property embraced by the
decd OF trust bearing date the Goth day oil
February. 1870, frnfa Robert {. Scott md his
wife 10 William pendleton, and MISC canpri.
srd in deed executed by the snid Robert G
Scott Ia tho Undersigned. bearing date the
18th day Il July, 1924,
GEO. u. NOODSOS, M l.. &c. 6.
y i. Should the above day prove Unfair,
the saln will take place ON the next iair day
thereafter, Sunday excepted.
December Z. Vtdg17
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TI,ITSls SALE

W. - " n III.
DY ,irim of deed If trust rxeented 10
- me- by Vim. csshwrli oi Amherst, dated
August iilil, is2a, aud daily recorded ia the
CLERK = office Of Amherst, | shall prcr~ed 10
sell, To tle highest bidder, on FRIDAY The 3oih
Of prcember, n, the residence of said Cash.
well, IN Amherst county,
Yhc FOLLOWING Property,
10 vii negro woman fGrnce,) he stock OF
iior9s, Catiic, Sheep aud Hogs, tho crop III
Corn, Goo bnrrrls,) Fodder and Oats, togeih
er with other articles too tedious Ia mention.
Art'ng ns trustee shall convey such right rs
Is ynsrrd in me rs snch
FiR-NssaA credit ior NIL sums over five
dollnrs Df 3 months all under cash.
THOMAS STRANGE, Trustee.
December 10. tdsls
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Nix elk Negvoes,

mostly mcn-part nf the negroes will be sold
for cash--he balance on n credit OF twelve
months The snfct will take place al the late
dwelling house Of he deceased.
A. J. WALKER, Ex'r
of Il. Walker, deed.
December 10. widsi8
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Nrw YoRK. Nov. 25.--The u. States
,chr. Shark, Lieut., C.mPt Gallagher, ar
rived last evening from u crn'Zc IN the
Gulf of Mexico, and last from Havana.
Tbnmas Randolph, Esq. SP.cia! Agent 10
Cuba, from the United States, has return.
rd home in the Shark. The officers and
srew are well, and there has not been IA
case of malignant fever on board since she
left the United States. dd2.
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HAY | T..

by the packet Margaret, nj New "rk,
,HerS from Purt-au-Princr In the 23th ut.
wave been received, in which it is said that
,'en'most CONSERVATION prevailed aillaytI
consequence of belief that war WAS inc
0abie with France. Every face here
.aass'he writrr) bespcaks despair. Times
"'e So prrcarious that vessels do not ven
'"e 10 come here, and there is u great sus.
PhsHh OF business, which u few months
'S9 WAS llourishing Ali the merchants ARE
.'neeay"rins 10 send their property away
y, h.st us possihle, having fears that the
ire in port
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9.PotArgms-Thomaa, - French pane
'yf'st f some name, in his eulogy of the
"peror Marcus Anrclins, mentions the
','ora'ed expression ofthr emperor Titus.
nave lost a day, FOR daring this day, |
Ine done good 10 nons." What dost
'"'n say - exolaims the orator, " the day
:" "hich those wards WIRE pronounced.
n's moi lust IN no day vast thou so great
80 useful to III. world, rs when thou
''fst that eternal ,,sson 10 kings"
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The Kentucky Reporter, last received,
contains the foil wing: - aptain S.mmes
is still ardenily engaged in proPasaiing his
, new Theory of the formation nG the earth.
lie ec,urcd on the subject in this place on
Tuesday evening, to Respectable audience
Orlades and gentlemen. Both his style
and manuer are free from the least orna
Iment, but he presents distinctly a formida
bic array of historical facts, aud his com
mon srnsc deductions are not merely ltho
,hle, but extremely Ingenious & imposing
lle Intends visiting Washington City during
the Winter"
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pcvsonak property,

10 vii Donicl 0he cIdrr,) DunIeI (lhe youne
grr,) derry, Lewis, Garland, limas, Marin
and her three children, In wit MARTHA, lio-
race aud sum Gnhriclln and her children,
10 vii, Henry, Lin, Martha, Caroline and
Robert Rachel, Fanny md her 2 children,
Ia wit, Rasiila mud hlndy Evelne, f.iddn
and her FIVE children. To wit, Louisa, Archi
lnuc Hin aun p.nnnL,n md lncN. Aim
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u Tract of I,anA.

containing 500 acres. A smnll portion of the
band has been cleared md is l.. in good order
The hnInnrc is first rate tobacco hand. Bond
and good personal security, together with
deed in trust on The land, viii he required of
the purchaser. At The same time md place,
VIII be Gold. hetMern fifteen md lMnntY
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The following extrart of letter 10 the
editor Of this paper from Col. James Gads
den of ST. .7lgnsiine, is So interesting tn
The friends Of Pensacola, that We scniare Ia
TAX. the liberty of laying il before onr lea
der,
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