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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-06
Mechanics Bank,

February 9, 1924. .
TINE stockholders in this institution,
l. are hereby notified that an election
for fifteen directors, TO serve the ensu-
ing year will be held at their banking
house, OH the SECOND MONDAY 9th day. OF
MARCH next. CHARLES CHAPLIN, cash.
tph IN
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AUCTION SALES.
On tuesday Night,

w o'oy !>1SHI,
AT o'clock. will be sold Al the auction
store without reserve, ! case shoes. do.
boots, do umbrellas and canes, do FAM
cy hardware. ! do light goods for the a..
preaching season.
mar 6 S. A. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-06
For Rent,

.su-a A brick house on Prince, be.
g8tween Fairfax and Royal sis. al
HsSF present occupied by Mrs. Stevens.
60 Posses ion can be had about the
middle Of April next. Terms can be
known by calling al the counting room Of
III, Miller J. Son 10
SOLOMON PARSONS.
TED 26 th4s
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To Hire,

4 NEGRO WOMAN Of excellent cha
"A racter, best calculated for a house
swami. Apply at,his OfEce. feb 2
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To Rent,

- For one or more years that we'll
T known WAGON STAND al the
Gssa north west corner Of King & Fay
&ette-Srssts, at present occupied
by Elijah Waller: Possession to be given
on the first day OF June next. For terms
apply to. JAMES ENGLISH.
march 4 f
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-06

NRw YosK, March Capt. Monroe,
OF the brig Georgian, from Matanzas. re-.
ports tina, the U. S. schrss Ferret and
Jackall we're lying in port. The Porpoise
sailed day or two previous on cruise.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-06
All in One Day! !! !!
SIXTH ctAss--EEw SERIES,
Nezr- York Literature Lottery.

To be drawn on the lib March next, and
flushed 10 FIVE minutes.
f6O ,2umbers-Q b1Nofx I'm he dkazpa.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-06
Night Sale.

On WEDNESDAY Evening, At Z e'c'k.
WILL be sold at the auction store.
w without reserve, a large consign-
ment of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-06
Astronomical
I EArgA'EIRES

MI K. GOODACRE, from EBgland, res.
Nl pectrullv informs The citizens OF A.
lexahdria and its vicinity, that IN about a
fortnight, when be has concluded bis lee.
lures in Georgetown, be purposes to deli.
yer course of eight lectures on
'0CIED n Aen lIIr
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
FROM HAVANA.

A gentlemen, just from Havana. who
does not wish bis name 10 be known TO
Re Spanish thieves aud asssssins, in.
forms Us, that several acts OF piracy and
murder, have recently taken place. A
brig il is believed the Lima OF Phlladel.
pbia, and one or two other vessels. had
been carried irto places very near Haya-
na, crews beaten, stripped, some murder
ed, aud the goods, tackle, &c. brought 10
cossting boats 10 that port, and sold IN a
few hours sf.eI. He further states, that
an American purchased an Anchor, being
IN want, and the vessel from which II was
Numbered, coming in soon after, claimed
u and 90, il again. About twenty sail OF
slave.traders were fitted out there.
Bat. Patriot.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29

time III the house o. lords or: the 9Th Of June
1t Is stated that it will finally pass.
The bill to repeal the act preventing artisans
from going abroad, has passed tbe British Par.
lament.
on the 9th June
Captain Fox, son of lord Holland, led to
the hymeneal altar, Miss Mary Fitzclarence
on the 18th of June. The bride was given
away by his royal highness the duke of York
and sir Charles Poole, many lords and ladies
were present.
The Chamber of Commerce of Manchester
composed Of the principal merchants and man
ufactnrers have petitioned Parliament to recog.
Dize the independence of the States of South
America
The Wheat Warehousing Bill, and the In
solvent Debtors Act Amendment Bill, had re-
ceived the royal assent.
Sweet American -four has been in good de-
mand, and large sales effected.
English wheat per 20 pounds; old IS Cd a
los cd. Flour per Dbl in bond, Il 23 sour,
free SO 3S.
The marriage of NJ. RothschId. of Paris,
was shortly to be celebrated at Frankfort, The
head OF the house OF Rothschild, at Frankfort,
who has no children, has added million to the
three millions which are the marriage portion
of his niece.
Average price of grain in England, June i i,
wheat 63s I'd; rye 3Ss Cd /; barley 33s Cd oats
26s beans 39s Id peas 39s Id.
Nothing of interest doing in tobacco.
The Madras Gazette m entions the explosion
Of a gunepowder mandatory at Ponticherry,
which DESTROYED many of the adjacent hauses,
and caused the destruction of many lives.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
Public Sale.

RY vitue OF a deed of trust from Will
E liam Herbert deceased, and Sarah.
bis wife, shall proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY
the 96th OF AUGUST NEXT, at lOA M all
that piece or parcel OF ground (w,ln all the
buildings tbereou) situated in the town of
Alexandra, Cd the south side OF Cameron
street, and east side OF Water street:
bounded as follows:-BeginnIDg at the in.
tersectioD OF said streets, and running
eastwardly with Cameron street to the ri-
yer Potomac thence soubwardly and pa
rallel to Watershed ~ feet, thence west.
wardIy and parallel to Cameron street
to Water street, thence Doftbwardly with
Water street, and binding herewith Al
teet TO the beginning.
The above property will be sold on
credit, and divided into lots to accommo.
date purchasers, which will be made
known on the day OF sale. Such title as
the subscriber has in said property will be
made TO the purchasers
JONAH THOMPSON, Trustee.
july "a Is
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FAITHFULNEss OF THE DOG.

GETTysBURG, Penn. July 9l.-To the
many instances oftai,hfunesss in this az.
fectionaie animal, We think one which
happened near this place on Monday
morning last, is well worth adding,
Mr. Matthias Orduoff, of Menallen town
ship, was crossing field, about quarter
of mile distant from bis house, when he
was attacked by very VICIOUS bull. The
animal raised h,n with his horns, and
threw him, he supposes, about s. or Is
feet upon fence, and as be was falling
wac caught by the ball, and pressed a
galnst the fence by his horns. In this 81
tuation he was held until be found his
strength gradually weakening-and was
nearly exhausted, when his dog. who had
heard his first cry, came running from the
house, one fourth oil mile distant, to his
assistance, and immediately attacked the
animal, and relieved his master from tits
dreadful situation. NlE, 0. has received
5ut one serious wound, which is very
deep one in the thigh, where the animal
first struck him. In all probability, bad
it not been Tor the watchfuness and speed
OF his faithful dog. he must soon have been
deprived OF lie.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
Trustee s Sale.

pY virtue of a deed of trust rom the
-LD lale William Herbert, deceased. and
vile, to me, duly recorded, shall pros
coed to sell ON The premises, on THURS
DAY The 2eh day OF .aagus. next, the lot
OF ground lying oO Union and Oronoko.
streets:-beginnig al the northwest corner
OF the intersection OF said streets, and rum
nlng thence westwardiy with Oronoko~
stree TO the lot lately owned by Captain
Conway, deceased; thence norlhwardly
with Conway's line TO the river Potomac;
thence along the river east to Union s;reeis
thence with Unlon-,treet 10 the beginning.
The sale will take place at ~ o'clock,
M. and liberal credit will be gwen on
the purchase money. J. l.. McKENNA,
july 27--3taw Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
COWS.

A number of Cows in Weathers6eld,
Conn have been seriously injured by the
use Of tubes in milking them Their bags
swelled, the milk afterwards taken from
them was not fit for use, and they dried up.
We have heard, though it may be mis-
take that three cows in Windsor have late
ly died in consequence OF this treatment,
and if it is not so the statement shall be
coutradicted. Ii il is, it should be made
known, that the use of this invention
may proceed no farther; and gentlemen in
this vicinity who keep large diaries, are
requested, should such occurrences take
place to let some printer or other know
of them. The loss of proPerty is the con-
Germ OF the owners: the ss-;ng of time to
the boys or girls who are set to milk, and
their better disposal of it, are matters OF
which We cannot judge; but the cruelty to
the animals is unwarrantable. THIS Is
not making fuss about a trihe; little
reflection will convince people that news
paper paragraphs rarely m.ntion matters
OF hall the importance of this single mis-
Chief. Hartford, Con. Mirror.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
From The Utica Sentinel Of July 90.
WEIGHING LOCKS.

The Locks for weighing boats in the vi.
entity of this village are now completed
and ready for operation. Their construc-
ton j. founded u.on the known princi-
Piles OF bydrostatics, that the whole weight
of body which will float 10 fluid Is equal
10 as much of the fluid as the Immersed
part OF the body takes up when it floats.
Two wooden locks are formed OF equal
dimensions, being sc feet long, Is feet
wide, and 4 Teet deep, one above the 9th
or m such manner that one side Of the
upper lock extended down, forms also one
side of the lower lock. The upper lock
has gates of the usual form OF lift locks,
ADD connecting it with the canal on the
same level, and the surface OF the tower
lock is on level with the floor OF the up
per lock. The boats are admitted into
the upper lock, and the quantity OF water
displaced, or rather The increase OF Its vo-
lume is ascertained by measuring 1t with
graduated scale in the upper lock, draw
Ing il Of and finding the difference OF mea-
surement in the lower lock. The weight
OF boat is then Immediately determin
ed by reference TO table calculated
for the scale. Complete accuracy cannot
be expected; but it will be sufficient tor
ordinary purposes. The time occupied
in weighing boat will probably not ex'
coed twenty minutes.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
DIASOLIcAi. MURDER,

NORFOLK, July 26 --james Foreman,
free mali OF Color, known as the driver Of
dray in this town was most inhmnauly
murdered on Saturday aiehi, about II o
clock. by another colored man named ia
cob, belonging 10 the estate of the late
Col. John Nivison. The act twas pespe.
trated near house on Church street, be-
tween Main and Union streets. The quar-
rel between them is said 10 have arisen re
speeding woman named Julia Bass of
the particulsrsof which we are not iaioIm-
ed, nor could they be interesting to our
readers, even if it were proper 10 state
them.
An inquest was held over the body of
Foreman, yesterday morning at 10 o..
clock, by G. B. Cooke, Esq. Coroner,
when the following verdict was brought in
by the jury: That be came to h,s death
by violent blows inflicted on his head, and
awound. apparently stab; IN or near the
LETT ear. given with sharp instrument, on
the night of the Gath l0st, al or near the
place above mentioned by JACOB, ne
gro slave, lately the property of Colonel
John NivlsoD, deceased. from which said
blows and stab he immediately expired
A warrant was issued by the Mayor for
the apprehension OF Jacob, as soon as the
fact was known, and persons went in pur.
suit. but nothing has yet been heard OF
him, save that he made his escape across
the ferry to Portsmouth, and is supposed
to have made for the Dismal Swamp
Beacon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
PIRACY.


The brig Betsey Dole. Rainey, which
was recently caplured by Pirates ID the
mouth of The harbnr OF MataDzas' has ar"
rived at New London. The captain gives
TIE following partculars:-On the morn.
Inc SIZE left that port, being only about Il
miles from one of the forts, the brig was
boarded by tSo masted boat, with seven
men. They were all armed with muskets.
pistols and long knives. and immediately
hogan plundering. They took from Don
Pedro de Azcarao, passenger, an elegant
watch and eighteen donbloons; about 100
collars in doubloons. which had been sent
by. a captain to bis wife IN Hartford,
and the principal part of Captain Kainey
clothes.
They bad collected number of other
articles on deck, which they lett, being
fRpFried OF by brig standing in THE Cas-
Jf6s'r, OF PortIandl which they were seen 10
,rr,o ard. Where are all our crulZers? Al
Sais time there was not single American
nor British ciuzer in or near The port oil
dlatanzss.
. Don Pedro de Azcarao was native oil
Snn'a, his parents living near Matsnzas.--
Even be was not spared, but was subjected
70 violence and plumber from bis own
soaGtrymen. He was in good health when
,ns Org sailed, but was depressed by con
anued severe sea sickness. followed by ie.
iee. and died on the tenth day after lesv'
- pot, aged "a years He was much
,s'peeted, aud received every kind atten
:"h WHICH could be rendered in their situa-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
CHEAP TRAVELLING.
s<@as
49, r. XscRsH
x.Ax
nm Cf n nnrivn NJ n
The Steam Boat PU1OM.fC

EkTlLL start from Washington every
w Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock;
and from Alexandria st s, the same eveil-
ing for Norfolk; and will take passengers
81 FIVE DOLLS. from Washington, and
FOUR dolls. FIFTY Cts. from Alexandria
to Norfolk, meals and table drink includ,
Ell. The Potomac will arrive at Norfolk
on the evening of Thursday, and leave
there the next morning, al 5 O'Clock, for
City Point and Rlchmond-Fsre from
Norfolk TO City Point, 3 Dollars; from
Norfolk TO Richmond, dollars; IN both
cases including meals and table drink.
RETURNING:
The boat viii leave Richmond at 6 o.
clock, Sunday morning, stopping for pas
sengers al City point,and srriting al Nor,
folk the same evening. viii leave Nor
iolk every Monday morning, at O'Clock
fof Alexandra md Washington. Fare as
baiore mentioned, july "a
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TUG ATTORNEY Arp PHYSICIAN.

As two of these gentlemen were sitting
together in public house, the doctor be-
gan to reproach the attorney with the num-
her Of strange words which the law 'ndul
ges in, yiz-'Habeas Corpus, 'heri ia
cias. sc. SC. and amongst others. ASKED
what was meant by the words Docking
an entail -sWby, doctor, reolied the at
torpey, iii is doing what you will not DO
with your patients--st is suffering rsco-
0ery.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
FROM ALGIERs.

Capt. Rich, arrived at Boston from Smyr-
ma. was at Malta May 30.
On the 18th British frigate arrived from off
Algiers, the commander of which informed
that the place was to be bombarded days al
Ger he sailed, if there was no adjustment.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
RennOva

Mrs MA2GARET GARNER
JAS removed to tn. commodious house
IL on PrInce-street, (tormerly kept as a
house OF entertainment next door to the
Farmers Bank, which she has fitted up in
a handsome style for the reception Of COM
pany. She intends being provided with
all the delicacies Of the season
o. Fen or twelve geneel BOARDERS
can he accommodated, on terms suited to
the tunes. July 27-7t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29

The sight of the Georgetown Company.
,,h;ch we mentioned in our last, has excited
!. shirt of emulation in the youths of our
,own: and we hope, ere long, to see hand
.ome parade of the Jaaiors. From what we
have heard, we think that their uniform will
80 very neat and elegant. We wish success to
their patriotic designs.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
Potomac CnmDany.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
/ Y the Stockholders will convene in gen.
eral meeting, at CIagetr's Hotel, 10 Alex
apdria, D. c. on .Monday, The Cd Of Aug !.
meet, at o'clock, tor the purpose ofne-
lecting President and tour Directors, 10
serve tor the year thence ensuing, and for
transacting other business of the Compa,
ny.-By order Of The Board.
JAMES MOORE, jr. Tres. P, Co.
july 3awt9dAug
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
AUCTION SALES.
MarshaI's Sale.

NTlLL be sold on THURSDAY the
w e29th day oftbis month. for cash,
al the store formerly occupied by John A.
Jones, on King street, under an orCer OF
Inc Circuit Court, a Quantity OF GROCE-
MES consisting OF salt, molasses, tea,
-four &c.
DANIEL MINOR, d. A..
For I. klNGGOLD, Marshal,
July 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
Public SAFE.

AIlLL be sold at auction, on the pre-
w misses, on Wednesdoy m. 4h of .au-
gust, at 10 o'cIocs. beginning with the one
first named, on credit of 6, 9, and I2
months. Tor approved endorsed notes, The
following valuable property, all m Zee
simple, belonging 10 the estate of the
late James Lswrason:-
ass,s HIS late dwelling house and lot
TEE on St Asaph street, being 80 teet
EsSs3 front and two stories high, With
&sIAE extensive back buildings, all of
brick; and of the best workmanship and
materials, with the convenience of pump
OF well water, and large cistern OF ram
water near the kitchen door. a large smoke
house, OIlk house, &c. with dry cellars
under the whole.
a three story brick warehouse on Prince
street, a present occupied by MIR. Nor
delca Miller, 60 feet front, Al! deep.
Six vacant lots OIL COLUMBUS street be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, each 25
feet front, ahd 1884 deep.
Also, at the da cling house will be sold,
a variety OF FURNITURE. consisting Of
Desks, Bureaus, Tables Chairs, &c.
A. K LtVERlNG, executor.
S. A. MARSTELLER, suct.
july Is
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AEExANDRxA,
sRsDAY MORNING, JULY 90.

o., Monday the body OF man was picked
m IN the river, opposite this place. He was
:. sailor and had shipped on board the brig
Home. II is supposed that he fell from the
brig near the Bluff.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29

Great Bargain in Land ON
the Potomac.
I AM authorised to sell lot of 10 or 20
Il acres OF
LAND,
Lying on the Potomac; 81 miles from A.
exandria, and 2 from Foll Washington
adjoining the Tent Landing, With a hshe4
~ on it. which once rented for $3.50
The land is rich and well adapted t. gar
ceniDg, being handsome sie for coun.
try seat, commanding view of AIexsn.
dra Georgetown and City of Washing.
ton, and an extensive view down the POI
tolnac; 10 which Is attached never falling
spring OF excellent water. II immediate
application is made, great bargain may
be bad IN 1t. For terms. apply TO
THOMAS JOHNS.
-. Living near the premsesa
FFiHce Georges 20. ND. June ST.
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MORE PIRACY.

NEW YoRK, July 26.-We learn by the
Eliza, from Havana, that the schnr. Mercator,
Allen, which sailed from this port on the Sd
of June, for Havana, with valuable cargo,
was captured by pirates, near Matan2as on
the Sd inst. aud it is not known what they
have done with her or the crew. The follow.
ing extract OF letter to the owner of the Mer-
Gator, contains the only information received
relative to thi. occurrence. Gag.
sHAvANA, July 10.
sWe avail ourselves of the brig Ehza, to IN.
form YOU that the schnr. Mercator, Allen, was
captured this side of Matanzas on the Sd inst
BY piratical sharp fore-topsail schooner, and
conducted 60 Jagua La Grande, to windward
Of Alatanzas, where Mr.. Jose Manuel Rev, a
passenger, was set on shore. after being bound
and hoisted by the neck, to eXtort information
ifthere was money on board. He gives no
account of the crew, having been for three
DAYS confined alone in the cabin, from whence
he was set in boat by four armed men and
put ashore ON the beach. He is the only one
on board that has been heard of. We have
Sent you his deposition, lawfully taken. There
was rumour to-day that the Mercator was re-
taken by U. S. schooner, bat there is no
foundation for that report
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
Phineas Janney

Hiilods Jdlihty
Has received and offers for safe,
Young dyson tea in ~ catly boxes
Coffee in barrels and bags
Owen No, chocolate, in small boxes
Shoe thread in bales
Pepper in bags. Russia hemp
Russia crash, do, quilts, ravens duck
Malaga wine, 10 or. casks
Cider vinegar, in bids. y bbls.
with an extensive assortment OF
Swedish Bar Iron.
7mo 9th
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- MARINE LIST, Rsp
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

SAiLED--JuIy 28.
Sloop Java, Dilleway, New York.
Schr. New Priscilla, CroweIl, Proyi-
dence.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29

Tuesday, we think, was one ofthe warmest
aays we have experienced this summer. The
thermometer stood at SO degrees in a cool,
shady room. In the evening. however, there
,,,s a considerable fan OF rain. attended by
..,ms thunder and lightning, which cooled the
air.
The subject of emigration to Hayti, aP.
,a.,rs 10 have excited the attention. ofthe whole
American people. In this'town, on Tuesday
,;sbt. there was. meeting in the African
Meeting House of the colored people friendly
10 this plan of emigration. A considerable
number attended, and several gentlemen kind
" undertook to explain to them the object OF
the meeting, and the plans that were to be pur-
sned. They are to meet again, andthose who
are willing are to signify their intention by put
.;no down their names. We trust the colored
population will be alive to their own interest
on this occasion; and we hope to see many soon
depart FOR the prosperous shores of Hayti.
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Roarders w anted.

A FEW genteeI boarders can be &C.
IN commodated at Mount Ida, near A.
Iexandr;a. The situation is high and airy i,
and has been recommended by some Ply
scians as place well calculated TO afford
pleasant retreat TO The man OF business,
from the hustle Of the town.
July "a 81
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SFrom cur Correspondent, the editor Of I'll
N. Y. Daily Advertiser J

GFrom cur Correspondent, the editor Of the
". Y. Daily Advertiser
New YoRk, Jolly 96.-By the rapid
ship Diamond, capt. Maxwell, in 80 days
from Liverpool, the editors OF the New
York Daily Advertiser have received
their regular files Of London papers to the
evening of Saturday June 18th, all inclu'
sivc. Billings Liverpool Advertiser OF
the 22d contains London intelligence TO
the evening of June 2o'h. We are in
debted TO capt. Maxwell Tor file OF pa
pers 10 the latest dates. The Diamond
sailed on the g2d.
Apriyate letter from Greece tsates that the
Turks have effected a landing in Gambia and
Negropont, butthat at the first mentioned place
thew were repulsed with great slaughter. The
force of Ulysses at Nesropont was cons'dera,
Bile, and 1t was fully expected that the utmost
extent of the evil Of the arrival OF Turkish
troops would be to prolongthe resistance OF the
fortress of Negropont. No details are given Of
the affairs in Gambia. According to this letter.
the Turks have abandoned all idea OF invading
the Morea this summer
The Marlae Insurance bill ecas sesd second
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Teas. &C.
Genuine Port Wine

JU5T received per schr, Exchange,
~ from New York, and tor sale by
July 6 CLAGETT & PAGE.