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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-17

turers' hands. Havana Segars advanc-
ing-hne SOS to ASS per Id. duty paid
in bond. los to lbs per Id.
Liverpool Report.
SUGAR.-The demand for most des-
criptions of Colonial Produce has a.
gain been nearly suspended; the sales
of British Plantation Sugar amount on
ly to about 100 hogsheads; holders con-
tinue firm. Nothing done in Foreign
Sugars-5o puncheons Dema rara Mo-
lasses sold at sos. per cwt.
No sales worthy of notice in Coffee.
or Ginger. Pimento much inquired
for; upwards of 1000 bags sold at lod
per ID.
CoTToN.-The demand very animat-
ed; the business done amounts to AZ
700 bags, and at further advance of
full I'd per ID. in Brazil; I'D to Il in
American, and Id per ID. in most 9th
er descriptions. About 1900 bags
American, $500 Brazil 1000 Egyp-
tian, and $500 East India taken on
Speculation. The sales consist ofl7,-
722 Bowels, at 2 Esd to l6ad; 2,545
Orleans l3 esd to lsd; 2,l25 Alaba-
ma SD to l6ad; l5S Sea Island SD
to sod; 81 Stained Sea Island l6d
to god; 1922 Pernambuco I'D to
l9a; 1878 Maranham Is to ls4d; l,ooS
Bahia l6 l-Sd to l9d; 200 Nina Nov /
l5d to ND; S,459 Egyptian l42d to
III; l57 Demararas I'D to God; lis
Barbados Is! to IA SD; so Cartna-
gena I'D; l24 Laguayra - to Sd; -
Smyrna l32d; 2,277 Surat 81 TO lid;
80 Bengal 81 to l0d.-Arrivals 7, $50
bags.
ToBAcco-Littlc business done; the
demand confined to few orders for the
Irish market, and small lot on specr
lation.
RlcE.--Carolina dull; 100 tierccs
good new sold at els Cd to 22s per cwt
Prices at Rio de Ia Hache, Apra l6.
Corn, round, yellow and white s. 25
to so, for bag Of 2 bushels; corn
meal 81 IS to 5 per Dbl; sup. flour,
hall Dbl. So; pork, Is TO 90 per Dbl
lard, Is to l6 cents per ID soap, 10 to
II; bacon, hams Is to IS; candles,
mould 10 to 20, size IS; sperm do As
to so, 6's; potatoes. SIS to 4 per Dbl
onions, 81 TO 5 per 100 lbs.
Erpors.-Small wood, $40 to so,
Tor 2,25o lbs; Hache wood, large, e5
to 100 same; hides, 81 SO to each !;
doubloons Sl7.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-17

Yesterday was brisk day with the -four
dealers. Between eleven and twelve hun
dred barrels were inspected, the greater part
ofwhich averaged 81 65-Shenandoah brands
81 20 to 4 75.-The market was steady during
the whole day. Corn is rather dull-we quote
the last sales; but unless vessels arrive soon,
the next will not bring more than 40 cents,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-17
Union Canal Aottery
of Pennsylvania, 18th Class. Highest Prize
$4,000 DOLLARS,

The importance Of which ought to interest all
lottery adventures when they reflect on the
salutary consequences, that such a sum would
produce. A. B. YATES, 2moroa.rs
A. MCINTYRE,
Sirty Numbers, Eight ballots TO be dratcn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1925.

The .7mericca just arrived at New-York in
"a days from Liverpool, brings dates from that
place to the 10th ultimo, and from London to
the 9th, which are eleven days later than those
by the Canada Extensive extracts win be
found in this days paper. 1t will be highly
gratifying to cur readers, to learn that Red
sehid Pacha hasbeen repulsed in three assaults
upon Missolonghi, with loss of 5000 men,
Sachturis and Canaris, the two distinguished
Naval Greeks, have sailed in a large squadron
of battle and freships, with the intention OF
burning the Egyptian feet in the harbor OF
Alexandra and Lord Cochrane was expect
edto depart from England in about months,
with heavy armament, which it is thought,
viii soon decide the struggle for Grecian Ii
berry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

The Greek fleet, consisting Of forty
armed vessels and u fire ships, has re.
appeared near Patras. The Captain
Pacha has retire lied under the protec.
ton of the forts, after having exchan-
ged with it few shots"
The following is an extract Of the
news that has been in circulation fol-
few days:-"Op the 5th, the Captain
Of vessel from Zante says, that soon
after his departure, on the lst of this
month, he saw, at distance, the
Greek and Turkish fleets engaged land
that soon after he discovered Greek
brig, which he presumed to be fire
ship, fighting in the midst Of Turk
ish frigates. The Captain, continuing
his voyage, lost sight of the two fleets
but heard for long time heavy can.
nonade."
We expect with impotence the de-
tails of the meeting of Miaulis with
the Captain Pacha.
Sachturis, with % ships, and 10 fire
ships, under Canaris, is gone to attack,
in the port of Alexandria, the Egypt
an feet preparing there for another ex-
petition.
From the Etoile of Sent. q.
The Augsburg Gazette, under the
head OF Trieste, Dist Aug. has the fol-
lowing letter, dated 5th Aug
"The affairs Of the Morea are on the
eve of their denouement Ibrahim Pa
cha, whose march to Napoli di Roma
MIA, was to have been seconded by the
treason plotted by one Schllitzi and
the Archimandrite Of the town, who
has since been arrested, as soon as he
saw his plan disappointed, commences
his retreat, and he is now near Trlpo-
LIZA, in precarious situation. 1t is
affirmed that Demetrius Ypsilanti had
already attacked him there more than
once with success, and that he has E.
ven taken possession of the remains OF
Tripolizza; but what must make his
situation still worse is the plague at
Coran and Modon, which is said TO
rage in dreadful manner, and to have
even spread among the troops brought
by Hussien Bey. Missolonghi has
hitherto resisted the attacks Of the
Turks, who have been repulsed with
considerable loss in three attacks On
the 28th of July, Miaulis, it is said, APP
peared with &c vessels before Misso-
longhi, and Obliged the Captain Pacha
to raise the blockade by sea. One
part Of the Ottoman squadron is repor-
ted to have retreated TO Patras; the
other to the Gulph Of { 1rinth "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Extract from letter, duted Liy-rpool, Sept. s..
sou. cotton market continues 10
lroop, and sales of fair uplands have
been made at ITO Il. There is tole-
rably fair demand for exports, and
something doing in speculation. To-
morrow public sale Of 1900 bags is TO
take place, the result Of which we will
advise by next opportunity"
liverpool, Sept. lo.-The cotton mar
ket at the commencement of the week
continued in the same dull state as no.
ticed in our last; but about 1000 bags
being declared for auction, created
some alarm, and some forced sales
were made, chiefly to SPECTATORS at
decline of ! to 1 per ID. Holders af-
forwards became more firm, and the
auction sales being well attended by
the trade yesterday, went off briskly at
an advance Of I'd on the business Pre-
viously done. The sales of The wcek
amount to 1868 packages, Of which
1000 were on speculation, and 24oo for
export. The sales of American cotton
consist of 4o99 bales Uplands at 6 10
10 lid; 1889 Orleans 7 10 I'D; 437 Ten
nessees and Alabamas; so Sea Islands
l7to 22-and by auction, 26ls bales
Uplands, 81 to II; 72S Alabamas ID
to 81; SIS Orleans s to 81.
Tobacco remains without alteration
but no sales have been effected.
Sales of other articles-lOO tierces
Carolina Rice, Is 22s; 78o bbls Mon
teal Ashes 29s cd for old, and 3os cd
SIS for new; no U. S. ashes offering;
40 hhds Philad. bark, lbs l5s; 1900
lbs turpentine, 9 a los cd; 800 bbls.
Viii. tar l7s-other descriptions UNI
saleable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

Having devoted much of our columns to es-
saws in favor Of convention to amend the
Constitution of Virginia, we do but justice in
admitting the Memorial and Introductory re-
marks which will be found in to-day's paper,
commencing on the first page. Although op-
posed 20 our sentiments, we cannot deny that
the memorial is ably drawn up, and contains
several original ideas that well deserve to be
examined That they will be, and by skilf'll
hands, we have no doubt; We therefore refrain
from further comment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
GEORGE and HENRY.

GEORGE is about 81 years ofage, feet
or inches high, light complexion; had o.
and took with him a black broad cloth coat
stuff pantaloons and blue striped cotton was
coat: one of his ANGLES is larger than the OF
er, occasioned by fall from horse.
HENRY is very black, between II and !
years of age, FIVE feet seven inches high-h,t
on and took with him snuff colored clo
coat, black corded stuff waistcoat, white din
ty roundabout, one white Marseilles waistco;
and thread and cotton pantaloons. Twill gN
Ten Dollars for the apprehension OF each
the above named runaways, and confineme
so that get them again, and all reasonab
charges if brought home; or the above rewai
for both. Htaken out ofthe State ofVirgin
or county of Alexandra, d. c. l will gN
Thirty Dollars for both or Fifteen for eithe'
oct 90 JOHN ADAMS.
GrThe editor of the Fredericktown He
aid willpublish the above advertisement thre,
times and send to this Office for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
DIED,

DlTfDs
Yesterday morning, Mr. JAMES McCLKrsH,
in the 3lst year of his age. The friends of
the family are invited to attend his funeral this
afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
) Suddenly, on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Ma
RI DAVIS, native of Wales, but long res
pectable resident Of this place. She was a
true Christian, who lived in, as we'll as pre-
fessed the Gospel. Her excellent and exem-
plary character, whilst it max es her loss to be
deeply regretted by all who knew her, gives
the consoling assurance that her spirit now
rests with God.
In Wildwood, on Saturday night 18th inst.
Mr.. JOSEPH TULEr, sen. one ofthe first settlers
OF that town. With the intelligence of years
ne united the urbanity Of the gentleman, and
hospitality and generosity were distinguished
traits in his character. His death is a public
loss, which will be long felt and remembered.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
Jonathan c. May & Co.
TOBACCONISTS.

Loper end Of Prince-street, .Alerandria,
HAvE on hand general assortment OF man'
III ufactured tobacco, Spanish, half Spanish
and American segars, Scotch snuff in bottles
and bladders, French rappee, Tuber rose,
Bourbon, Maccabau, Virginia and Spanish
rappee Snuff put up to suit purchaser.
The highest pnee viii be given for transfer
tobacco. ~ A-s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

From the Ne,c. York .4mer1can, Oct. II.
The American, from Liverpool,
brings dates 10 the llth from that
place, and the 9th from London. Our
flies are only to the 9th, but loose pa
pers by the ship supply the deficiency.
The Greeks, as was hoped, have had
some success in repulsing the attacks
on Missolonghi, with great loss to the
assailants. Lord Cochrane was ex-
pected to embark from England to their
aid, with two steam and other vessels,
in about two months.
The Instruction Of Bessieres in
Spain, has been speedily brought to a
close by his death-he, and several of
his accomplices, having been taken and
shot. The difficulties of Spain, howe
yer, are not diminished, and it is still
question, apparently, whether Ferdi-
nand, or his brother Carlos, will make
the best king for the priests.
France appears 10 watch matters In
the peninsula with great solicitude, and
1t is said in the Times, that NJ. de Mar
tignac, who was deputed by NJ. Villele
to attend the Duke of Angouleme as
political adviser during his campaign,
and who has been much consulted in
relation 20 Spanish affairs, had been
suddenly dispatched on special mis-
sion to Madrid.
The English papers are occupied
with discussions as to the recognition
by France Of Hayti. The French pa
pers contain the official report Of NJ.
de Cnabrol, minister Of Marine, to the
King, detailing the particulars Of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
hardware and Cutlery.

~
JONATHAN BUTCHER having purchased
Oh the stock of Hardware belonging to Vim.
Patton, deceased, in the concern of Paton e
Butcher, and having also imported by the
ships Shenandoah, Pioneer, and Boston, late.
ly arrived from Liverpool, considerable
ASSOhTME.NTof GHnDS
in addition thereto, offers the same for sale on
moderate terms. Among the goods latelyrc
ceived are
9 cases fowling guns, assorted from common
to best quality, double and single barrel
Smiths anvis. vices, sledge & hand hammers
London crowley, shear, cast and English bis
tered steel
Wagon boxes, spades and shovels, sad irons
Grdirons, sauce pans, coal scoops, curry
combs, brass case, iron rim stock and pad
locks
Plantation and house bells, butt hinges and
screws
Tea, soup, and fish kettles, files, rasps and
chissels
Carrole and gig furniture, rat & mouse traps
Japanned lamps, coat buttons, steel tobacco
boxes, mill, cross cut, pitt and hand saws
Gun locks, gun furniture, green cord
) ale beams, ivory knives and forks IN setS
Pen, pocket, and seamen's knives
Table and desert knives ofvarious qualities
Bell metal and brass battery kettles, powder
TASKS, shot belts,
Curtain pins and oommode nobs
r. Henning & Sons royal improved cast steel
silver eyed needles
Knitting pins, pocket combs, spike and nail
gimblets
Shoemakers' and carpenters tools, &c. &c,
HAS also ON HAND
Bar iron, American blistered steel
Castings, wool and cotton cards
Shoe thread and writing states.
l0nss IN. Int aav1~l saw&@
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

A bill was introduced in the Tennessee lie.
gislature on the 2Sth ult. laying tax of one
Der cent on all bank stock held BY individuals
or companies; and another, imposing apenal'
ty OF $1,000 on any clerk who issues hcence
to minor, or to person to marray female
under the age of IS years, without consent of
parents or guardians.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

Rhode Island Lo.tey.-The Third Class,
new series, Of the Rhode Island Grand State
Lott nv, vas drawn in Providence on Friday
evening last, ard the result conveyed to Bos-
ton in three hours and twenty minutes The
highest prize Of So, 900, and several other ca
pital prizes, were sold in the latter city. The
following are the drawn numbers
As AS IL S3 IL % SO Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

A stronger instance Of federation could not
be adduced than the case IF a youth now re.
ceiving an education in England. He is an
Armenian, and Of the Greek Church his
board is paid by the Pacha of Egypt, who IS
Mahommedan; he is consigned to Pro-
testant gentleman of Manchester, who sends
him to the Roman Catholic establishment Of
Stonyhurst, managed by Jesuits, to be edu-
Gated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
FAIL GOODS.

JOHN II. BRENT & Co.
HAVE received by late arrivals from New
Ill York, very general assortment of sea-
sonable goods-amoEg which are
Blue, black, brown and olive cloths
Cassimeres, and superfine sattinetts
Green, blue and red bookings
White, red, green and scarlet fannels
Rose, 3d. ID and 4 point blankets
Blue and mixed plains
Olive Aushings
Calicoes and chintzes
Plain, black, and colored bombazeens
White and black satin
Black sarcenetts, black Italian lutestring
Black and white Italian grapes
Circassian and Tartan plaids
Plain and figured bombazetts
Swansdown and toilinett vestings
Silk and tabby velvet, various colours
Linen cambria, and cambria hdkfs
Black and colored Canton grapes
Jackonet and cambria muslin
Plain and figured book do
Flag and bandano hdkfs
Cambria and furniture dimity
Russia sheeting, and Scotch ticklenburgs
Twiled sacking and German oznaburgs
Brown Holland, table diaper
SLACK silk vestings
Black and white silk stockings
Worsted ard cotton hose
Black and white silk gloves
Horse skin and kid do
Italian sewing silks
Pins, tapes and bobbns
Cotton and linen bedticks, Russia diapers
Power loom and sea island shirtings
Apron checks, domestic cottons, sc. &c.
WITH ALMOST EVERY ARTICLE
in their line, which they offer for sale on very
moderate terms. oct l4-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
To Rent.

find possession giUen Immediately,
aA That well finished and commodious
.zsla two story brick dwelling house, with
all necessary out houses, on Water, between
Duke and Prince streets For terms apply to
the subscriber. THO. SANFORD.
oct l9 q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

The opposition Courts of Kentucky, known
by the names of the Old Court, and the New
Court, have simultaneously commenced their
sittings at Frankfort. The Old Court claims
to be the Constitutional Court, while the New
Court is alone recognized by the Legislature,
and its Judges paid out of the state treasury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

The Providence American and Gazette men,
tons as report, that Mr D'Wof intends to
resign his seat in the Senate of the United
States for Rhode Island, and that six or eight
candidates are talked Of to fill the vacancy,
should it occur.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
AUCTIONS.
TOMORROW.
Valuable Slaves at Auction.


WILL be sold at the auction store on Fri
w day next the Dist inst. at 10 O'Clock.
the following valuable slaves, being a part of
the estate of Zachariah Gardner, decease d, viz:
TON, miller by profession; LONDON, a la
bourer; SaR.9H and her three male children,
CL.dRi and her two male children, an So
fHLA. The ages Of the above slaves are
from to IS years.
Terms of sale, 3 and months, for approx
ed endorsed notes. No discount allowed for.
prompt payment SHOULD any be disposed to
pay the money DOWN. No delivery to be
made purchaser or purchasers until the
terms are complied with, which compliance
will be required by O'Clock of the same day,
otherwise subject to resale at or about 4 o.
clock, p. m. ofthe same day. The first pur.
chaser to be held liable for any deficiency, TO-
gether with the extra expenses occasioned
thereby.
By order ofthe attorney in factfor the adm'x,
oct 10 s. A. MARSTELI.ER, auc,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

The President of the United States dined
on Saturday last at Salem, with the East India
Marine Society of that town, and on the same
day set out on his journey for the seat of Co.
vernment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20

RICHARD C. ANDERSON, Esq. Minister to
Colombia, and his brother, sailed from New
York on Sunday last in the brig William Bay
ard for Carthagena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
FURNITURE at auction.

On &YTURDiY at 10 O'Clock,
VIII be sold Wiihom reserre, at the house Of
Captain Thompson, on Water-strcet, below
the Farmers Bank, quantity of superior
mw
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Among which will be found, carpets, bed.
steads, beds, bureaus, tables, chairs, look.
ing glasses, bed clothes, table linen. an,lirons,
shovels and tongs, sc. &c. Terms cash.
oct 70 s. A. MARSrELLER. auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
Imperial Tea.

on HALF Chests, of late importation and
~ good quality, landing from the sloop
Constitution from Philadelphia, & for sale by
oct 90 s. WESSERSJfIIH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
Beef and Pork Barrels and
Lard KEGS.
Jewe\ry and Watches

n
NTu.LiAM A. WILLIAMS has just re-
w turned from New-York and Philadel-
phi., and has brought with him fresh assert
ment of JEW.ELRY and GOLD e HL.
YER W.4ICHES, selected with great care,
which will be sold low.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Plain gold and silver watches, for ladies'
and gentlemen
Earrings Of all descriptions
Breast-pins do do
Finger rings do do
Coral and wax beads of various sizes
also,
Plated and Britania ware, handsome pat
Steel ornaments, for ladies, of every de-
scription
On hind, as usual,
Silver mounted spectacles
Silver spoons, &c. &c.
Watches Repaired on the shortest notice.
oct l9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
twenty Dollars Reward.

4 BSCONDED from the subscriber, living
N near Middleburg, on Saturday hight last,
two negro men. named
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-20
70 Rent.

&ss3 The two story brick dwelling on Wa
.Rs4 ter-street, at present occupied by Capt.
James Mitchell-possession given Nov 22d
oct 18 VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11
TIE MARK E.TS.

TOBACCO continues To come in freely -
FROM 50 to 81 hhds. day have been inspec-
ted for the last and present week. Prices re-
ulain firm and stn.ionary--and no fears ap.
pear 10 be apprshended Of decline. The
purchasers, after giving the planters liberal
aud satisfactory prices, have every prospect
of making handsome profit for themselves.
1hore have now been inspected in this place
ABOUT 3 500 hhds passed tobacco.
HHEAT.--We make no alteration in our
quotation Of this article. There is good deal
now coming in, aud SELLS readily at % cents.
FLOUR was sold from the Wagons yester.
Lay.at SO IS. lis retail price is from 81 to
81 50.
CORN is scarce aud in demand, at from 81
al 10 50 per Dbl
BACON is worth from TO cents per H.
WHlSkEY, by the boat load, from 3 l to 81
cents per saion--By the barrel, 80 10 "a cts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11
Mayshnl's Snle.

VIRGINIA. Al II superior cuuIt Ol
thnneery holden nt thu town OF Lynch
burg, the iii day OF November, 1871.
Gnrlnnd II Mitchell, surviving partner Of
VIM. d. q IL Mitchell, plaintiH
Richard nanison, George s Holloway and
S.uuul, Garland, Defendants.
ms Gaust CAM or this Jay 10 be heard, on
the Dill, answer 81 the defendant Richard Hnle
rison, exhibits and examinations ui witnesses,
the drcrefnl order entered at fnios IN the
month OF MaY, QUO thousand uiglfl hundred
and twenty three, which aPpeals 10 bHvc been
.ii.ly seFsad afet.s'iAe tetsndAnt sshnat,A Gar
Land, aud upon the report oil Commissioners
BeHaGh tnpde IA parsuance Of the order ul
The twenty ninth day al pctohef, IN the last
year, to which there Was no exception, md
was argued by counsel ou consideration
whereof the court doth udjadec, order and
decree, unless the defendant Richard llnffi.
son shall within six months from the date
hereof pay unto the uldIutIt the snm ot Eve
thouseAd one hundred aud sixteen dollars fit
y seven cents With interest thereon from the
ihirtIeth day oil March, one tbonihud eight
hundred aud twenty, I'll paid, together With
the costs expended lay the plainiifin the pro
secntiou OF this suit that the said defendant
aud his heirs and all persons claiming under
him, he from thencriorth barred aud lurrclo
scd OF all equity and right to redeem tho tract
OF land with is nppnrtcpauces mentioned IA
tAe deed, ezscnled y the aaiB defendant 90
samuel Garland and Upton y. Harrison hrnr-
ing date the lhirlielh day OF March, ono thou
saHd Eht hundred o. twenty, cnpY where
Of Is cAhihisd with the plaintiffs b,Il , aud
IN case default shrl he mndr IA lie payment
ol the said principal money, interest mud
cost st the flme aforesaid, thai the Aiitstnl
al tn, court do proceed upon tie PROMISES
10 sell the said land Witi it, apPatenHnct-, at
public auction for cash, after advertising the
. Il II & l.,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11
EosT5CaEpT.

The aiisd staits sloop q In Ifnrnrl
=. I. krnueday, ennmandHf. arflsrd n
Did Pomi, onthe Ith, days lram ila,ait.
IA.
The Hornet met gipg into lIaranna y
French fleet al . men OF war. l. Of them
SLIPS, four II which fthe I'M. Al im-
rrrsstuu had prevailed 10 liasaana that the
Isisel 81 Cuba Vas ccdad IN France, aud
II was eAen repaired THAI frfaeh frigate
With Spanish iraaps ou hoard fur Havana.
t.ls breaeapiufed by British man Ut
W.T. The news al The recognition Of Hay
lien Independence had not reached Hhysps
Wan the Hornet sail, j, mr. WIS any thing
hnown tarre af the French fret when
htely visited Port au pruce. II was very
slekiy AZ ila,ana.
Lieu. Nm Lawton, of The Conacll,ti
N, y merilariau. Ulcer, died IN the West
Indies on the ssi JulN ct yellow f,Nrr.
Ills llnrs4 aud that OF H., llrnla y. are huth
thoughtio have originated nj key West.