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EDUCATION.

a MARRIED LADY and GENTLEMAN want employ
nem q. principals Of an academy the lady supcrn-
rna apart the Instruction Of the young ladies' aud ber
phnn lhat of The young gentlemen The lTdy teach
bogaphy, reading writing, arithmetic geography &c;
e English French Spanish and Italian languages; rs
also marking working muslin, embroidery in gold. &C. and
ne ART NJ Hhiag artificial Towers together with music
drawing and printing The gentleman likewise teach
photography &C. tue OF the globes mathematics
book -keeihg pplica ecOnOny, &cj ao the Greek Lat
IN agsb and Spanish languages and nv short the most
elu parts ~ the necessary departments science and
literature They both have had considerable experience
~ teaching, &c. Their method Of Instruction easy
else and fundamental Honorable references be made
es tn their standing IN sOceiyas well their talents and
character. They have no family whatsoever-and would
have no objection TO got0 any part Of Virginia genrgia
tennessee, North or South Carolina. letter adore 10
x y and sent e. The Office OF the Richmond Enquirer win
he duly attended a. es'q,s' WV
TIlHE subscriber bas Cor sale E0eisb SETNE CVI -
= 'hs bsst qualhy' GARTER II. PAGE.
Richmond, January ~. 7G-t2t
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tNlE subscriber l. authorised tract OF land Of
Doctor Knheri " Rose in the county Of Amherst II
situated on hhr,ss creek, considerable branch oil
lanes anl within miles OF the town of Lyue h
"r contans SO acres-about $50 of which
50 al prime low groundhe balance the tract Is ea
Willy tnbered This entire of land very rich and
wrii adapted TO the csur- OF tobacco the crseA
oraced "n this tract of lasd there is ne mill seat Few
'raeis oi lard OF It's extet be yau. than This
private sale he effected before Thursday the atb
iay ~ March next II will that ,ay, If fair not IN,
next Lair day thereafter Sundays excepted AT n cnck
mos, positively aud Internationally sold III. I,r,r
o the Franklin Hotel in the rhhurg n, tu;r
auction. The terms wall be accommodating. IL III. sale
I've nhe at auciinn the credit viii be IL equal payments al
one an the the sale. bonds viii
approved security will he required. ....t f =
January "a l1 ss--,2M RICHARD POLLARD.
WiSH l" employ IA my family the OF Ah.s,
don, Washington county, Virginia. "a Young lady n, n
privae ut"re who is welt qualified TO teach the Inysb
audfrench languages and music To such n ono 4 will
give nsaary o six hundred dollars in boa
'g ronn, hr. Candles washing. &c. She viii hnve IN.
a"en''ons. FRANCIS SMITH.
January -. no r,r
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Somethinr !srrnre .,ud n;n,..L

CLARKsBURG, Va. Jan. ST. may not he unnter-
es'isg 10 some 10 learn, that have IN this county
So lar anticipated The aboIishing inprisonmeni for
debt by our Legislature to have our ilil bars aud
bolts loosed, and persons who IMPRISONED set
free and are going ~ large This curious state
Of things, has arisen from the vacancy of The office Of
sheriff OF this county. We have now neither sheriff
nor jaer and why should we be encnmhered viii,
such useless officers, when il is proVerbiay known
we have no use for them' The late sheriff was
qualified Tor one year, n, the end Of which he dcclin-
ed disappointment, aud continued 80 act one ponIt
alter his year expired, pnrsuan; The act passed
lGSl No person having qualified succeed him,
lire office became vacant
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JUDD'S HOTEL.


81 SomA Third Street. PhikodeI,ui;a,
CONTINUES open for the reception OF Travellers. It's
situation u generally known 10 be the central IN
the city being The principal ban KS md public Nices
ana salso convenient TO TIRE steam boats summrr
run To- aud from the door The proprietor thankful f,r te
general patronage he has hitherto had scieiis cuntinu-
the traveller which shalt add pleasure OF convenience
January % o. o, 80
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Sale Of Negroes on TIcei,'e Msnhis Credit.
ON the fourth Thursday in February pext TINT being A.
~ mrlia curt day, will sell Amelia Courthouse 70
TIE highest bidder credit ~ twelve months about 20
Vainh'e slavrsamonC them is gnsd female cook Ne
private sale viii lie made. and disapponi need he
unprecedented by those WHO disposed purchase Bond
win approved security will be- required, carry interes,
from the date, hut the interest wilt Ice rrue the pr
cipal is puncuny paid. j. RoDEHTSON Jr
January ~. "a
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NOTICE.

INpursuance ola deed executed v Col Henry Far,
20 the subscriber as trustee dated the ifih day Of
may Is2l and Of record U the CLERKS Office OF Chesterfield
county court viii be sold 81 the Farmers Hotel IN the
fo"E nf Mare hester tuesday the 10Th day OF February
next 30 She highest bidder for cash, likely family OF
Er0es consisting ola and Children for the pnf-
pose Of rsing the " required 10 be rasd g
the said deed. SAMUEL TAyIOp Trustee.
January II. 7g--tds
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In alluding TO Mr.. RS speech, the Washing
ton Gazette says: MIR. Randolph, to-day,
made one Of the most briliiaut speeches, TO =
strictly attentive house, and an audience of
city visitors uncOmmonly numerous. We
have always thought Mr.. Randolph, when in
good health, the most finished orator in Con-
gress-one, whose graceful action is always
suited to the acord +; and, on this occasion, he
did not dlsappoipt expectation. He WAS fnl.
lowed by Mr.. Webster in explanation. 10
the strength of Mr.. Webster's inrellectusl
power we have already given our testimony :
But, 10 those powers, he does not exceed Mr..
Randolph, and is by no means equal to him ia
oratorical accomplishments"
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no TOBACCO-MAKERS

\ WISH 10 sell NV tEac ofand Poleoa Swami In tbe
county Of Caroline IL contains abhut 1000 acres about
1901 swamp, rFunl 90 any in Virginia for tobacco s
proof the ~" crops have made Of the part cleared
were considered equal il not superior any al the Rich
mono market me improvements Of The best knd for
quarter plantation, and situation healthy ms any below
me Hidge-li sell u must he immediately and the niect
neng 70 paw my debts, any claim against will taken
~ part me premises will be shown by Mr.. Pond nav
oVsrrer resulting on the place person inclined To
made. uriSc q stTES "
Bowling Green Sept, 90 81
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TRIIST SAI.L

I'D aux, the 18th of April 1914 IuIy recorded /,
the otce OF the court Of hustngs for city of Richm
on the following day. shall sell ready mopey M pub
lie auction the premises, the 2st ay of February
next, Mt II O'Clock NJ the dwelling nd lot and ali
situate in Trfns Addition TO b,s civ o,x
occupied by the said NJ. ID. Poitiaux. - -
Richmond. January 80. 1924. giNids
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NOTICE

TUE undersigned, acting administrator of Judith
Richardson decd, aud also of JObu l. 1leyDeds decd
who was administrator u John Price Decd and obadiah
hey nos deed and also administrator O Joei
mege deed being dcrnus u losing his administration on
the said several estates aud delivering them up those en
iued-herey notifies all persons having claims against
any OF TIE said estates % BRINE them forward duly authen
tcaed before the first day January next ~therse tb
notice III be plead n Jlr q any claim brought forward
alter that tune. JOSEPH JENkthS
ysnuary -. fg1eN fs- wew
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cal and the Legislature inio Senate, I'D
Chamber OF Deputies or House hf ts~nr,'seti.
lives. Each State sto have,w0 Senators
The number Of Representative is Ia he ac
cording To- the population. J'hr powers :.
signed Ia the Congress are nearly .ha s',nir ~,
those specified in our Cunsii0.sui1. II, rN-
ecu,ive authority is In be- vested Use = iiniisa
time, in one individual Ia be- ctlisd ,he i'rr.i-
dent of the Mexican contedrrtcy h,s fnnr
tInns and'prerogatives are anaogous 10 those
of our President, but modified 90 some points
and extended in Others. III. asd tn. n,her
principal executive officers are 90 nc suhiec,
| To impeachment.
The Judiciary, both Fec. ra, aud S alt, is
constituted like orr own.
The Constitutions of tha ssvcral states ARE
to be akin in their principle sod arrangements
To the Federal Constitutiou, and are not Ia he
ratified until the latter is sanctioned, circuIa-
ted and published. The iini a,ions imposed
upon the sovereignty of the States are trans
lated almost literally from the text of our sys-
tenn. The Republican furm Of government is
guaranteed To each State; and all the debts
and engagements contracted before the adop-
ton of the present draft of II constitution are
assumed by the confederation, and will be
classed and liqudated according to rules which
the Congress will prescribe.
| Ii will he understood from the foregoing
heads, that the Mexican committee has copi-
ed our institutions as closely as possible. We
sincerely wish that they may prove oongen-
'al and beneficial among our neighbours, as
they are in our own country. But, on this
point, there is roam for apprehension. We
perceive by the official report IF the Mexican
Secretary of State, that the confederacy ol
Guatemala, st. Salvador, Sc. called .s thu
Republic of the United Provinces of the cen
tire of America" still subsisis, and is managed
by Congress, Supreme Executive, &c
| Nat. Gd..
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FRENCH PRISONS.

Ike following article is extracted from "a worl,
entitled The Hermit in Prison translated from the
French nj NJ Jony who suffered months nuprisor-
mrn1 ~ 81. Peiagie for certain liberal remarks on
the Boutbons:
" The Duration of imprisoumrni for a Frenchman
IS five years after Which he tree and cannot he
again arrested Tor The same debt. Ia the case Of
foreigners, their term OF Imprisonment is indefinite.
There IS Major Swan q citizen of the United
Siaies) among the prisoners, who entered Sainie
PelagIe at the age Of forly-fve, aud who is still
his own country, the companion in arms oil Washing
ton, he has passed in captivity of The most
fu years of his life. know that lie is resigned TO his
lot, aud that long Iahir, has iamarsed him with his
situaiion that lac IS kind such OF his C0uuryn,en
AS misfortune may brnig inIo The same co6diiion +;
but who can refuse Ia feel for man who has thus
lost precious part ot his existence, when he might
have employed u IN rendering eminent services his
country Age, no matter how advanced, is no ex-
empiion from imprisonment; there arc persons Of
uiueIy years now in SanIe PeIagie."
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MAK SHAL,S SALE.

pursuance of decree of the superior cancery
orthe Richmond district, the I4ih day OF
feoray 1913, in the of Duvall Sayre, will he Of
iereu Tor sale To the highest bidder public auction in
front OF The Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond on Fri
gay me 18Th day Of February next at IL o'clock Of
land Wing In the of Bath, near the Hot Springs
containing five hundred acres and All Joining the lands of
Adam Dickinson and others.
Itrins--6, Sand Ia months credit notes with approved
eDdorsers, and deed OF on the property.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. S. q. @. II. ID.
o.
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GREEK MEETINGS

Meetings were held in the Representatives
Hall at Columbus. Ohio, on the evenings Of
the 9th and 10th January, for the purpose of
taking some measure for assisting the Greek
nation IN their contest against the Turks.
a committee was appointed at the FIRST
meeting to draft an address and resolutions.
which was done, and at the second meeting
were adopted, and la committee appointed TO
receive donations
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IMPORTANT FROM GIBRAITAp

The following Intelligence, with which we
have been kindly favoured by Il mercantile
friend in this city, Is from a most respectable
source. we presume ITS accuracy is not TO
be doubted, so far, at least, as relates TO the
preparation of a Spanish squadron, and when
we consider the existing state of political af-
fairs in Europe, together with the bearing of
the rumoured cooperation of the French.
upon great question: embraced in the Presi
dents Message To Congress, at The opening of
the session, we may safely say the news is of
an important character
Gibraltar, Sd Dec 1928.
The aforementioned vessels are ordered
to be ready by the 18th instant, To leave Cadiz
Tor the Coast of Peru, TO aid the Royalist
cause; and it is rumoured, that the French
forces IN the Pacific are 10 cooperate These
preparations and rumours naturally give rise
to speculative ideas Of the effect which they
may have on the English and American 20.
vernments. Flour S63
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Extract Of n letter from Columbia county,, Pa.
dnied J1nuGrn 10. Iac1

Ameeting Of The friends Of GenrraI Jack
son, was held At DanviIls IN this county, aud
although all the officers except Mr.. Paxton.
are democrats. the most active persons IN car
ryiDg on the proceedings were fcdcralisis, u
number Of whom attended. Great excrtions
were used TO have large MEETING, ~ seve-
raj weeks notice had been given in The
" Watchma0" The netfing w9s held The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-03

Ill persons having claims against BAIT. DhNpgIDgF
deceased are requested bring them forward prop.
Nry Hutepiioaed, IS arrangements nay BIZ made a. dis
charge tht1n and all those who indebted are reooes,d
70 discharge their respective balances rs no further ipd
gence viii be given. TUNSTALL BANKS, Hdn1'or
Saii ~ f1- I'm with lis sfif nlrr,raf
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

EoY virtue Of deed Of executed Nv John nIilnor
~ RrdtOfd 10 Alexander ARae and the dats
tie 25th day Of September, 1890 Of record fle
CLERKS office vt enrco County Court FOR purposes
meniioned will be sold TO the highest bidder fpr cash,
the 10Th day of February 1874 II fair IL the nsN far
day, nj the residence nf the said NJ. Redford
the county OF lenricu, two tracts Of LAND, in Henrco
county, 81 them containing 9lf acres ard Oupdr 10y
tie ap,s Of John ThoJaas frank r. Ellis aud Tucknioe
creek &c ths other containing I07i boL de by
the lands ot jacob, Ellis. Harris Ellis Anderson TOllcr,
" La Pfadr, &c.also, ~ LAND in the county 81
BARREN IN he state Of Kentucky, containing 1900 acres
aud bounded 10y the lands Of Jesse Cur George Pickett
- Coleman, and - Ralstou. Also, FIVE negsU SLAVES,
named onoiy, Jonathan, Hose, Marab, Lucy, with their
Increase The subscriber will convey only such title is
vested in bim- Join q. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
10. ID
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we cannot State, positively, the amount of
the French naval force in the Pacific, but il is
but a short time since we heard oftheir having
two forty-four gun frigates in that quarter.
The junction of these vessels would render
the Spanish expedition formidable 10 the
PATRIOTS along the coast, though il cannot he
wen expected to have much, ifany, influence
upon Inc internal military affairs ofPeru, as
me great struggle between the combined
Peruvian and Colombian forces, directed by
Bolivar, and the Royalists, under Canterac.
may be expected to have terminated before
the Spanish expedition leaves Europe.-
Besides, IT the late news from London be
correct, France had pledged herself not TO
act openly against South America. However.
we are not to place too much confidence in this
rumored pledge, but be prepared to meet the
crisis which the Message of the President has
taught US to anticipate. Bali. Fed. Gas.
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CABINET < UPHOLSTERERS FUI

FTIUtE NM NINHVUNNIs
HfE subscriber Keeps constantly hand supply Of
following articles which be will sell low, aud put on
nj the shortest notice for cash, country produce
acceptances, VIZ sideioards bureaus, secretaries,
eases warrObes, dining, ard card tables wcrk wnsh
aud cnnde stands carved and plain mahogany sd maple
high post and French bedsieo cUucbes lounges sofas
and ciHrs; curled hais and ma
other ices IN the above lines Of business he y dali
manufacturing the best manner, having the
lec iourrey and apprentices, be hopes render
sasacon in the quality II workmanship, and pains
shall be spared IN the selection Of materials
Also for the of Cabinet Makers aud Carpenters ST.
Domingo and Honduras mahogany boards, pces, planks
hand railing and carved columns aud paws
curled hair moss, hair cloth, and copal vsTsish.
Ako Tor hire, AZ hours noiiee, n FUNERAL
hbAHsE wah pair Of gentle horses.
GE0R1E HENpREF.
NgSenber e. S0--wI
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aSf virtue ot iced execuird
- by Edward Hallam and wife, ring the ay
o April 1877 and duly recorded in the Office ofe Hastings
Courl OF chmnnd we shall, for the purposes therein
pressed proceed Ia sell for money ON The premises
az IL o'clock on the Esd dav o February next that well
known property, the EAGLE TAVERN i'm the civ of
Richmond, and the hrlow the said Eagle
tavern The title under which the subscribers vii! sell IS
believed To - inispuabe, bur they will convey only such
title as is vested In iLen nv said deed nf trust.
WM cambridge, -
Dec. %. esiis WN. BARRETT. trustees.
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TO THE ATTENTION OF CLERKS.

= y ~ y ] ElNIIUIN UF OIEKNos
YOUNG MAN. 10 has lived nine years IN the Offices
OF Superior Court Of Chancsry, Superior Court Of
Law, aud county Court. will he without employ ment
Tie FIRST Hay Of May and wishes obtain n situation
hr ran come we'll recommended Letters addressed y
A., Bowling Green, Caroline County, Va. will he attended
to. Iauuarv %.
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first week es oar court, aud previous 10 lis
g.n'z tim, the drum, fn;c, fiddle. sSc wer.
piay.ti I"nnd the town, aud every tavern
r,led Al far recruits; Yet with nj, these ex
-r'ions the meeting did not exceed 40 per-
sous. Phil Sent
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Dlsmni SloamD Laod Colapauu

7 general meeting OF The Dismal Swamp Land Com
~ held IN Suffolk, November I823 the felloiHg
resolutions adopted aud ordered 10 published viz
The general meeting shall he formed vt stockholders
their agents or attorneys properly authorised but
sincb~ider owning less than fourth a snrr shall be
eHiiieh 10 seat nt srch meeing. person owning
fourth OF share shall be entitled person
owning iwoouris shall be entitled votes, in
PROPORTION.
All deeds and transfers made hereafter must be properly
recorded IN The cO"vty court OF Nansenond and Norfolk
before such claimant shall pswer to attend the.
general meeting TO vote, receive his
Gnsrdians, executors, administrators
produce Tor record the eOmpays books the evidence OF
their powers.
All proxies 10 attend general meeting must under SEAL
and attested by ~ least witness powers be
receive dividends IL also he under seal acknow
ledR-ti before magistrate.
All receipts for yidends he hook.
stockholders and the proxies Attending general meeting
must sigu tie receipt On of r Dividend. Those
reoeNiHg afterwards must sign the Of the
president at the time Of payments upon no pretencv
sbai! thc president dispense with ibis iornaiy.
JOHN TABU, CbairmaA
Trste, A. DOUTiiAT, sec'y. -
January -. 92-I2t
HTThc ediOrs the National Tniellgencer will publish
the above 'Tee times week Dunl fheic bill
TO ms nhrr for payment immediately after.
NoTlCE is hereby given. that all she cells m Lun8tic
Hospital IN the city Of Williamsburg occupied aud
thnt no more patients. male female will be received n'o
The said hospital mill of ile said cells
Due notice oG which win be- given
by order of the Cpuri Of DiFecnrs.
LEONARD HENLEY, &C. j.
Jolly ~ 1923. A-tf
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HIRELINGS VINTFi1

fE1oBACCo STEMmERS & TwISrERS.-The sni,ser-
her desires to hire for the ensuing hundred
t"bacco stemmers and twelve exp-r
pressmen and four good cuop-rs, key makers
Manchester, Dec. g. est COLIN MAC RAE
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y CIlANCERN; Al held for Louisa county al
tie Courthouse, on Monday. BrcenIber 8, 1925:
Ihoin's johnson, adni'or of David johnson dec PIT
Against
John IS Winston and Joshua Willis md Archibald An
aeFS"n adm ors OF John Winston and Mury Winston dec
Defis
The defendant John r. Winston having entered! his
appearance and given security according law the
rules oil This court and appearing satisfaction OF
the court thai lac is MOI iahahnl Of this
nouon OF the plaintiff by his attorney, ordered that
The said defendant John H. Winston do appear
hrst day oi March court next, bill the
painhi and that copy Of this order lie forthwith
III some newspaper printed in the city Richmond
weeks sncressiv-iy, aud posted the
courthouse of this county day.
copy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER, Clk.
December T1o-,ev,
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Land Ia .SDofisyLrGnia for Sale.

IIIWH w iSP0TfSytrnHIN JOT i)NIe.
WILL he sold upon the premises positively Tuesday
w the iWb day of February next, the plantation in
Spottsyvania county called PROSPECT HILL, belonging
10 the estate of Thomas Miller, This contains
nne hundred and sixty acres and IS o good
one bali cleared and the balance ia woods Terms One
trd OF the purchase money be paid down the ba
lance IN two equal annual payments Douds and security
WIN deed Of trust upon the premises will be required Of
the purchaser.
WILLIAM MILLER 1Ex'ors Of Tho's
J. II. FERGUSON, Miller dec.
Goociinud Japnarv "a go-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-03

William Il. Thcmpson ani Charles Thompsnn Jr. Ifs
ne "rie"an' william a. Thompson having entered
s appearance aud given srcuriy eofdng aud the
es 81 u'i' COURT and IL appearing the saiis,acun uC
we 'op't h" he Is not an iniaiiiamt nj this
% u me pnniih by counsel il is ordered, that the sad
defendant William a. Thompson do appear here on tLe
III u'y o' march conrs ntXi, and answer the plaintiffs
p ana mat copy 81 this order be torihw inserted in
some one OF tue public wspapers printed the ctv OF
iehonh tor eight weeks sccrssvev also poste, al
Tue oht door at The Courthouse of this county on some
conr..day' eoPy-iestr, JOHN HUNTER, T. q.
I'fr. 10. ~
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In the House of Representatives Of the
state Of New YoRK, bill has been reported,
by Select Committee, for altering the mode
OF electins Electors. A similar proposition
was made at the late session of the LegisIa.
ture of the state of VERMONT The sturdy
yeomaDry of the Green Mountains we're foo
clear-sightea TO be induced to change the es-
tabIished law on the eve Of an election when
they wanted all their strength. We are not.
OF course, able, at this distance, 70 form an es-
innate OF probabilities as TO The fate of the bill
above referred TO. But, if the aspect of the
newspapers, pro and con, is taken for =
criterion, the electoral Law will not be changed
at all; in which case the Electors will he
chosen, as at the last election in NV YoRK.
SOUTH CAROLINA, and VERMoNr-by the
Legislature. INN. ms
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From Mr.. 7spiT,s Co,resno,J.n,

ST. THOMAS, Dec. Cove have daily ac
counts of piraticaI cruizers in these seas An
arrival yesterday from Porto Rico, reports the
capture of three small vessels, with coffee, be-
longing mere. A schooner from Baltimore,
was chased yesterday by sloop, off the east
end Of Virgin Gorda the schooner ou,sailipg
her, the sloop gave up tie chase, and return
ed IN under the land, to await for new oppor-
tunities: There is large brig cruizing in the
Mona Passage; she has taken several small
craft and converted them into pirates. Two
DANISH men of war have gone in pursuit"