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a singular mistake- Commemorative
have seen in the Wing aud Enquirer, of
Richmond, letter purportins to hav e
come from the Nash, lille Wing, as being
written by an officer of the army, 10 rcIa
lion 10 conversations, &c. with General
jackson This letter, as published, con
talns some things of strange and curious
nature. Bnt no matter what il contains,
We are at the first of it-no such letter maS
ertr published IN The NashriHs Whig, as We
belir.e and we would thank those VINO
have quoted it as coming from rs, to either
produce the parar which contains it, or
publish tins our contradiction.
.VushuHe Whig.
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FarpERrcKsBrRo,t VA April 6.-The
Sire President of the United States ar
rived in this place on Saturday, Oh his way
To South Carolina lie was waited upon
by some Of our citizens and solicited to
paltake ola public dinner, but declined
liz invitation from a wish to pursue his
Journey.
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CAPTURE OF PIRATES.

Il. ERq
CAPTURE OF PIRATES.
We have seen = letter from AN officer
| brlonging 10 the L. :. schooner Gramp0s.
dated 81. Thnmas 9Th MAJ ch which giyts
thr particulars of the capture OF piraiical
| sloop, IN Iarg. harbor ON the South side
| If Porto Rico, called Boco del Ferna.-
| The commander of the Grsapns, hearpg
! of the pirate, fitted and despat' he'd slonp
| b.lpnsing TO ST Thomas, tsuch as is used
| IN their trade With Porto Rico,) with Two
Lpntenants and twenty three men, which
Tue pirates t1upposins her to bra trader
approached to within half musket shot
dlslaucr, when they fired, which was in.
medaiely returned from the sloop, when
the pirates fed, aud were closely pursued
Ia the shore, when lhrs jumped overheard
and abandoned their vessel, but wrrr taken
by the Spanish soldiers. There were sup
posed To be- sixteen men on board thee pi
rate-twu were found killed, and five or
-ix badly wounded among the latter Is the
famous chief of the pirates, Capriene, who
is quite a Blackboard among the pirates,
aud the terror of the Whole coast. The
piratical sloop was got otf by the Grampus
aud carried into 81. Thomas, where she
belongs having been taken 10y the pirates
about three weeks before. She WAS armed
with one long four FOUNDER, and muskrts,
pistols aud culIasses, for the whole crew.
" Y. EU. Post.
WAsHINGT ON, Aprl.6 .-Bya letter from
Columbia, Information has been received
that Mr.. Anderson, our Minister TO the
Republic, is, in consequence Of the lament
I'd de,h of his excellent lady, about To
return Immediately 10 the United States.
Nat Int
Mexican papers Of the 26th of February,
Furnish the pleasing assurance that the
Congress Of the MEXICAN Union continued
IN do business with order and intelligence.
Grndoal tranquility reigned at the latest
late. ID.
Justice at last has been done upon
White barbarian for the murder of All unof
lruding Indian. On the 18th ait, James
Hudson was executed at Fall Creek, In
llama for the murder of Logan. This
murder took place about year ago. There
We're nine Indians murdered at the same
',tn' and place-t"o men, four ""'nen' g
three ch''urt" the number OF Writes en-
gagged IN Killing them was seven nNe men
'od two boys IL is ho"ped 'ha' 'h'y nave
NOT AL bat one escaped tae v'nSrnce oi
ne law. l.fGf- mt
as ,neN never ,lme, "hen Nr =. was
:. Mn,E 70 SurIenIf1 MS own pr,,en',"ns ID
8. s ca,,s w. ~, %,a,rt ',o''" '1'' P'I T"o
y '''
;. "uS"'' " ''''s 9'es',on@-'or We pe
'it't W. Nno" enough II Mt. ''"y S'na
mem l" Ne "oi' 10 ANSWER c"'rt.,}
"." 'a W 'n ~ n, n's e' f .n4
". say further. ,b,t heye nerrr ,ros q fioe
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SAMUEL SIyARTWOUT.
THE NASHVILLE LETTER.
From the Chartesto,ca fkunawha) Courier
Of .4prI 6.

The Edito,s of the Richmond Enquirer
pronounce the -" Nashville letter." fabri
Cation. In common with other newspa
ers We have inserted il. We did not note
The paper from which II was copied, nor
have We heard its authenticity questioned
by any excepting the Enquirer. If it be-
a fabrication, they have the same lish,
that we have. IL their paper of the 2ad
ut. and letter addressed by them to this
place, which W. have s.tn, they more than
Insinuate that the article in question was
an orlgioal communication in this paper.
We pronounce the suspicion false.
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MEssRS. RANDOLPH AND WEBSTER
~ W" extract tie following from the
Hernnirin Gn,eiie. Do which certain
REMARKS ARE necessary. They follow
the letter from the Rhode Island American.
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THE CREEKS.

The SlilledGevIle papers received by
yesterdays mail, are filed with documents
and statements relating 10 the Indian AZ
fairs. They are too numerous for US TO
attempt to copy, at present and we
think II improper, under existing circum-
stances, to publish part only. The fol-
lowing statement, however, made by the
chiefs of the Creek Nation, in which
they take upon themselves and their laws
the entire responsibility of the death Of
Mcintosh, is of much importance, as it ex-
onerates, altogether, the whites from any
concern in the transaction. The Chiefs
say" Ue determined TO put him TO death
FOL Il violation of law first proposed by
him )" aud this law it appears, punished
with death any Chief of the nation who
should propose to sell any of their lands
We the undersigned Chiefs aud Head
Men of the Greek Nation, do certify and
declare,
That we determined of our own free
will and accord, to put to death the Chief
Mcintosh, and that neither the Agent,
John Crowell, or any other white man
were the lnstigators Or abettOrs, nor do we
know or believe that he, the Agent, knew
that we had any such design ; nor did we
communicate it to any but a few old and
head men. We determined TO put him
10 death for violation of Il law, first pro-
posed by him, and sanctioned by the Big
Warrior and Little Prince and then the
different towns were called up, and the
lawyers who had been previously made
Thy Mcintosh, Big Warrior, and Little
Prince,) were directed to put into execu-
ton this law against any Chief or other
person who broke it, however great he
might be, even Big Warrior, Little Prince
or MIntosh.
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ODE-By DR.. Percival.

II.
ODE-By Dir. Perciyai.
When our patriot fathers net
In The dark and trying hour,
While the hand of Britain yet
Pressed ~ with its weight of power,
Still they dared TO tell The Toe,
They were never nude for slaves,
Still they babe the nations know,
They were free Us oeeaua waves
Yonder IS the gIorious hill,
Where the'r blood was molly she'd
Never with Grmer will
Hearts of ireemen beat and blcd
Shall the sou forget his sire :
No-tho ndmIfing world shall sea
High II pilIarcd tomb aspire,
Like tower Of Liberty.
Now The arch OF empire swelIs
Proud and daring, fixed and strong:
While the baud of ruin falls,
Nations, that have nourished long,
Lottier than the temple springs
Telling on its front sublime,
How ii scorns The rage Of kings,
And the wasling tooth OF time,
From its high aud lifted brow,
See II sends Weakening light,
Where n world is Stun bering now
In the shade oil eastern night
They shall feel The quiekening IRE
Rise, and run to meet the day,
TilIIheir clans sre ron, ,' 49,,
''''
None shall ever rashly dare
Lit his hand against this Shrine,
While lis pcdiment shall bear
Names, So honored aud divine
High above the sacrcd band,
There in light nntadiug SET,
W.oshiagtoa and Iafagetie,
,,,, =, -,
a., nc gu e'00f' y ''e 1'"'"'ef ma nuose'
- IT, stooW ~ ludI uay may owen on
htf fec"lleci!on oot III The BRIGHTNESS oi
ms, 'h'y feei ihal tnfy '"u5nt unutf Tue
auspices OF heaven. .1aa"S anu Lf6ertY.J
Letin9toR ana concord There the cur
lt5t was gwen, That people, reSofptd to be
rec. can never be cnslafed: Oia Soldier. ]
The President OF The United States
a8hiagtoHS .harch.I
he 90 tfhof oi inc commonwealth
Cor. brooh $ 'hefeh'l
iae IoHt'"thiat 'hh3'-- nom p'ctof5
i'lia not elate--" nom de(edt could not dc
press ;-thelr cause, tht'r couhtfy-theiI
rust ulel' uod
ne Cohtt"eHlat o""SFt So he euiho-
',''a "'s9o''' VI 'he "a'ion "h'ch "FouBh
me iFeeuom Oh one nemiai'here at'd pro
'no's''yu 'lt pt'oc'pies "h'ch "hi einan
'',aa' '"e o''eI'
~ ''e"'"'J y '"'fh'- AssociateI
WIN ''''S oee'9'oe' hls "atne comes 10 a.
" AZ ine o'l''" ram from Heaven refreshing
'ne P''ee o', Ven ,,,.pr,n.
,, oi'o4f l =, = ms,
- nc O'a'o' y '"e D"y'.-A s'a''s'i,a'
'"o pau 'o' " 10 h""N9 u" parry oo' II,
C C'a" y ""o 'e''' Nv ''"i'u''' "o' ''ci Wei
ar mn, -, D.,.... ~,
,,;a,, I'm, sn"l'. ri,,, ,I,.s. L,,1aLt, J.,
h,, rn,,.,hno1 r.an, ,,. gt,. 30, ~ L.'.,'
,,l,ng ,,,. shnrss nr ,I,a l,a1s, ''''' -,
Ia, nard a,..,' t M , ,.aosi,;,oa 90 49,
dor ,,is one If The mas, r,sr..,n, r ~ W. ~,
avon 'a,,.nJ.d rna cailnn,;an' ., '-s,.','
srr,iynr. nr this Lara fm,,t, a,I ,,la ',,'
d,y and nf 90 many rnT6Ia,,"",,,' I'aro'
Of ,,L,r 81 Ill, I,.,.l r...,-l, - 49, -
w '''''' "'N i'''S iid'b AbdtHt hNllSJ lil'
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When they hear our Lion rnny,
From the ships aud irom the shore,
Then, my lads, yell see no more
OF your rebel foe -
stand the grounds your own, my braves
Viii ye give If Up 10 slaves2
VII ye look for gteeaer graves?
Hope ye mercy sill
What fhe mercy despots feels
Hear Il in thai battle peal
Read It on yon bfsllins sleel
Ask ii--ye who will.
Fear We foes " ho XII for hire
vii sc TO your homes retire
Lpok behind yon they'r on fire
Aud, before YOU see,
VINO nave done Il II rom The vale
On they GENE and viii you quail
Leaden rain aud iron hail.
Let their welcome be
In the God Of battles trust
Die wc may and die we must -
But, o, NAerc eau dust TO dust
Be Consigned so well ,
As where heaven its dews shall shed
On the mattyr'd patriots bed,
And the rocks shall raise their head,
Oh his deeds 10 tell.
Hunter IN .HoHument- Its proud sum
nil shall brighten with the mornings first
,rain, and the evening" last ray. 1t sAal
low with sliil richer aud pnrcr light IN
peaking their deeds "lD repOse beneath
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IN at. MteHs gencer.


SrAUNToN, June 2I.-We are informed
that the new Presby It rian Church, i large
and eommodious buhdin5, calculated 10
hold about SOD persons ON the ground Moor,
with spacious galleries, has been obtained
for the use of the Convention 10 assemble
in this place on the 25lh OF jelly next
And while ON this subject, it may be well
enough to mention our Observation-Disclosures
we confess they are better qualified than
we could be 10 proclaim their own merits
yet this much we DO say, they are not idle.
Nor are Oul eitlzens; but every one seems
desirous 10 have his arder well stocked for
the Conrentson. Spectator.
A meeting WAS held AT the courthouse Of
Bath county on the subject of the proposed
Convention at StduntOn, on Monday tie
18th instant, General Blackburn in the chair,
q N. Pendleton, esq. secretary. Several re-
solutions were offered, aud none being a
greed TO, the meeting adjourned, on motloH
OF G. l.. Francisco, Esq. until the first day
Of the July court. ID.
The harvest of small grain has c6mmen.
ced in this neishbo,hood. The crops, we
believe, are generally good. ID.
Interesting Ce!eJration.-An agreement
was made at "A barbecue given by CoIo"a
William Morgan to Captain Hugh StfphtH.
sons company, on It's organization iof Tue
revolutionary service, al 5pllpe "'"'
Shepherdstown in this state, t"hIch las
since borne the name Of stephenson
Springs on The 10th of June, l773' thd' On
who were alive on that ia! tY .s"t&
should meet and celebrate the DAY, d. '"s
same spring. .,,
Accordingly, on the 10th instant, lteo "ps
of the 81 gallant spirits who comp TN
company attended-Maj. Henry Bea','T,'
of Berkeley county, and Maj MIcna'' ~
dinger, Of Kentucky. There are tilr'e -
theirs alive, however, who were unable lo"'
tend-namely, Judge W hite, OF Wnehes,','
Gen. Samuel Finley, and VIM. huise' ''a,
of Ohio. A few of those who I'uon' -
&c, and one who survived the 5""elIel a.
ST. Glars defeat, says the Harper w.
paper, were among those "ho a''e"u'0
celebration. NJ, Mir
| A dinner was given by Mr.. Damei w."
gan, the present proprietor ol an i
and the day was spent IN 6fea1 e'e IN
HAyASNA.-The best superfne .o",
was selling AT Havana on the l3th li,s' i.l
at sixteen dollars, particular 'n' Of the
phia brand, and the political SITUATION % Nr 'ns
place is represented TO be tranquil l..,,a 1Ir
of the United States West India Sqoau'O'
in port. ..., f,ap,aia
The U. S. frigate Constellation 1 o'P.,t.
Woolsey, which carried out Mr. ra U."r
and suite to Vera Cruz, aud the coft r'a,s
John Adams, Captain Nicholson n r'"s
Chagress, where she landed Captain ~,
c. Jones, and Lieut.. Ramsay, OF The VA
on their way tothe Pacific, bad afFt crc
| MataGZaa, a wi
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Tune" 81 hiriinS'
O glorious day that SAW the array
81 trpcmen in their might,
When here they stood, unused TO blood,
Yet dared the unequal fight
The sons are met TO own the debt
Due 10 their fathers fame
Aud here they place the columns base
10 bear their deathless name.
lis not that here the victor's cheer
Kung orr the fallen foe
That earth here drank of many rank
The Iile.blood's gushing flow
The pledge here given 10 earth aud HEAVIER
Freemen 10 live or die
Thus gives tlreir fame it- sacred claim
To immortality.
To God who wiiled a state 10 build,
Based on the rights OF man,
Glory NE give, WHO this day 1--we
10 hal u seeQmplished plan,
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GEORGIA.


The II. of II, of &. having adopted on
the 9th ult. resolution calling upon the
Governor to lay before them " the evidence
on which he Pounds his remarks, in his
message relative to the interference of the
United States with our domestic affars"-
drew from that officer the following mes
sage on the 7tl
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., ,
.Nilledgepiile, 7h June, 1895 (
! had hoped that in submitting to the
Legislature, the resolution of MIR King, the
abstract from the Government paper, the
several resolutions of the Legislature Of
certain states, and the reference To the doc
trines maintained by the Attorney General
before the Supreme court at Washington
IN eases involving the question Of slavery
Or no slavery, and had expressed my own
opinion upon them, had done enough
In Cheerful! cempIiaJc, however, with the
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BY the Rev. John rierpont
fune" Scots eha hue" &C.
Spread your banner TO the sky
Let the red cross dance on high
Charge their un0edged bird will ny
When our trumpets blow,
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tars, and musketry, the crush Of church
es, ships upon the stocks, and whole
streets falling together in ruins TO fill
the ear; the storm of the redoubts, with
the objects above described, to fill the
eye, and the reflection that perhaps a
defeat was final loss to the British
empire in America, to Fill the mind,
made the whole a picture and compli-
cation of horror and importance be-
yond any thing that ever came to my
lot to be witness to.
/ much lament TOMS absence; it
was sight for young soldier that the
longest service may not furnish again,
and had he been with me he would
likewise been out of danger, for except
two cannon balls that went an hundred
yards over our heads, we were not in
any part of the direction of the enemy's
shot. A moment Of the day was cri-
teal. Howe'sleft were staggered, two
battallions had been sent to reinforce
them, but we perceived them on the
beach, seeming in embarrassment what
way to march. Clinton, then next for
business, took the part without waiting
for orders, to throw himself into boat
to head them, and arrived in time to be
of service. The day ended with glory,
and the success was most important,
considering the ascendancy it gave the
regular troops; but the loss was uncom-
mon in officers for the number engag-
ed. Howe was untouched, but his aid
de camp, Sherwin, was killed; Jordan,
a friend of Howe's who came engage
de le coe,r, to see the campaign, a ship
mate of ours on board the Cerberus,
and who acted as aid de camp, is bad
ly wounded. Pigot was unhurt, but he
behaved like hero. You will see the
list of the loss. Poor Colonel Aber-
crombie, who commanded the grena-
diers, died yesterday of his Wounds
Captain Addison, our poor old friend,
who arrived but the day before, and
was to have dlned with me ON the day
of the action, was also killed; his son
was upon the field at the same time
Major Mitchell is but very slightly
hurt; he is out already. Young Chef
wynn's wound is also slight. Lord
Percy's regiment has suffered the most,
and behaved the best; his lordship him
self was not in the action. Lord Boden
behaved to charm; his name is es-
tablished for life.'
His nephew the honorable Thomas Stanley.
Esq. (and brother to lord Stanley who is
gone volunteer to Boston, in his majesty's
service.
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THE JOURNAL,
find Vrginia and Maryland advertiser
TO ADVERTISERS.

TO ADVERTISERS.
TIME above named paper is printed in Shop
Il herdstown, Va. and circulates freely
therein and through the surrounding vicinity
on both sides of the Potomac River. Shep-
herdstown being situate in the midst Of pc.
pulous and wealthy section of country, and
having direct and extensive intercourse with
Baltimore, Alexandra, and Georgetown, by
means of turnpike road to the former and the
Potomac River to the two latter places; per-
sons in business would promote their own in.
terest by communicating with the public thro'
the Journal.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
One Dollar square for the first three inser.
tons, and Is cents for each additional contin-
uance. A suitable deduction made to those
who advertise by the year.
Communications, advertisements or subscnp-
tons addressed to the subscriber, will receive
attention. GEORGE FLEMING.
OTThe Phenix Gazette, Alexandria, d. c
and Federal Gazette, Baltimore, will please
publish the above once month for 6 months,
and forward their accounts for payment.
NAV 81
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COMMERCIAL.

Wilmington, N. c. July Give were
just now informed by one of our most
respectable subscribers, that there W as
not bushel of good corn in market,
and that the holders Of what there is
ask one dolla.', to one dollar and twen-
ty-6ve cents per bushel, for such as is
not fit for use Why do not our North
Country friends avail themselves of so
favorable market and supply our suf-
fering population with plenty of the
article.
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Beware If q Swindler &! E!

A PERSON calling himself THOMAS KID
"A WELL, came to the shop of the subscri.
Der, on Thursday last, and passed note, pur.
porting to be that of Mr.. John Queen, for the
sum of $50, for which he obtained goods to
the amount Of $35; promising to pay the ba-
lance on the next day. The said note proves
to be forgery. The public are hereby eau
toned against like transactions, with person
of the following description About feet
high, of light complexion, and apparently
aged about Is. His apparel, as recollected,
was new light blue coat and white panta.
looms. Areward of Ten Dollars will be Civ.
en- for any information which will lead to his
arrest. RICHARD BALLARD.
Georgetown, July 1921
G Editors of newspapers, in neighboring
cities, may prevent similar receptions on their
citizens, by giving the above afew insertions.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
July 19.-Sloop Armada, Kirkland, N. York,
days; freight for the district.
Sloop Favorte, Stanwood, Brandywine, 9
days; to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; with
passengers.
The schr. Rising Sun, capt Silver, of Sa-
lem, passed up the river yesterday with cor
dage for the frigate Brandywine. This makes
the Tooth voyage which capt. Silver has made
to this District
JULY 2O.-Schr. Cherub, Small, Boston, IA
DAYS; plaster to T. II. Rowland.
SAILED,
July 20-Schr Rolla, Dennison, Newbury-
port and Portland.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
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From the Norfolk Beacon, lulu 1s.

Fot TIC dvOJOht LcuCUTt, Juty 10.
We are politely favored with the fol-
lowing extract of letter, from high.
ly respectable Commercial House in
Buenos Ayres, under date of 10th May,
to their correspondent in this place.
"We perceive little or no alteration
in our market, for imports generally
since last advices. We have had but
very few arrivals from the U. States,
but the stock of most articles being so
considerable, no improvement has yet
taken place. Flour has been sold by
the quantity at Sea, and good fresh
flour will now command Sll by the
cargo. About 100 bbls. have been
received since last dates. Domestics
without much alteration from last quo
tations. No late supplies have been re-
ceived, and we think rather improv-
ing. Supplies of wines continue to
drop in, but no sales are making"
For other articles and exports re-
ference is made to an annexed prices
current, from which we give some ex-
tracts below.
"Accounts have been received here
of the further success of the Patriots
in Peru, which is now entirely free /:
we may therefore expect the opening
of the interior ere long, which will in
crease the consumption and demand
for all foreign goods and cause a revi-
val in business.
Prices at Buenos tyres, 10Th May, 1925.
PRovIsIoNs-Flour, $40 II Dbl.
dull; bread, IS a 4rs; rice, ar a
2; beef, Dbl Sl3 ID; pork; l6 II;
hams, ID. 81 a II RI, butter, 81 d ri
per pound; cheese, II Il do salea-
BILE; lard, Il; Goldfish, in drums,
Sc a 7 each, saleable.
GRocERIEs-Sugar, Havana white,
arr. . a 3; do brown, . 90; cof-
fee, green, qtN5 10; tea, Hyson, 81 7
., do Imperial, . 2a2 4; soap, yell
low, ar. !, 7 2; spermaceti candles,
81 a 4; tobacco, light yellow leaf, qtl.
74as: do manufactured, 3 a 4;
vinegar, pipe, 90 IS.
LUMBER-Pine, 1000 #. $50 a IS,
saleable; oak do SIS 60.
Naval SroREs-Tar, Dbl. 8 4;
pitch, a 4; spirits turpentine, a
rs. gallon; linseed oil, 4;
cordage, qtl. 9 a 70; paints, II RS
ID; tin plates, Sl4a II case; window
glass, 100 #. $40 IA d; candle
wick, arr. 80 10; morocco skins,
dozen, 10 a 10; salt, fan. | 2; boots,
IS S pair; shoes, fine, SlS "a
dozen.
ExroRrs-Jerked beef, ql. 81 /;
hides, OK best, IS lbs. 6 6 a; cows,
6a6 2: horse, each, 81 u rs; salted,
60 lbs. 5 4a5s; skins, nutria, dozen.
3 Ga 4 scarce; chinchilla, S S a;
deer, 2 Q a; swan, S 6; calf,
2 "a 8, hide: sheep in wool,
dozen; vicuna "a 4; tiger 2 4
wool, Buenos Ayres, arr. / al Il; Cor.
dova, ia 2; Corrientes, l7a2 l;
Vicuna, 81; Guanaco, 8 rs
horse hair, short, a24; long, 6
a 4; tallow, 2 az 4; horns, 1000
SOS IS.
ExcHANGE-On U. States, a 81
adv; on England, 45d dollar.
FREIeHrs-To U. States, I ct lb.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-21
Might Sale,

THIS EVENING, at Cdssdle-Eghf,
Will be sold at the Auction Store without re.
serve,
Sup. cloth coats, summer do. cambria robes
Cotton hose, blue, white and yellow Nankeen
Cotton stripes, hdkfs, shawls. hair brushes
Shoes, worsted stripes, calicoes, cambrics
Checks, linens, India mating, &c. &c.
Also, ,oithoW reseroe,
Sup. raxors, do ladies' reticules of the latest
fashion
Wallets, stub and note books, segar boxes,
A lot of gilt ware, 1 very superior spy glass &c.
july 81 s. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-21

MEAsuREs-los varas, 100 yards
l4o varas, 100 French ellis or annes.
81 varas, 100 Brabant els. l08 varas,
l6o Hamb. ellis. One fanega salt, 8
bushels, nearly, or 200 lbs. Spanish.
Vessels stopping at this port with
out discharging or loading, (even in
distress) pay the same ton. duty, as if
they discharged or loaded.