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Great Bargains.

II HE subscriber is now receiving from
view York and Philadelphia, an nNicH'
sive assortment of sprins mud summer doods
consisting nf
Rich Mantlarin figured Satin Robes
Black eal cold figured Gres de Naples silk
Striped aud plaid Barfngc ipr Ladies' Dresses
Black Mode, rlaih aud Hgd- silks
GAUGE keils sud Gaa2c Ribbons
umbre Gauge liandkorcheis. new patterns
Grape pongUes, superior quality
Plain aud hgd. Mandarin Crapes
Satin l.nsired fsros de Naples Robes
Ulnhre Prints aud Mullins
Ladies and Gent horse skin Gloves, Spring
ton do
Artificial Flowers and Wresths
Do culs and Iiair-pins
Elegant steel Clasps and Buckles
Black and white SILK Hosiery aud Gloves
Cashmere Scaris and Balees neck Handler
chiefs
Fancy soap, Cologne Water
Bmdcer Necklace and steel Chains
Fine stripe aud German cotton Hosiery
Black Italian aud fancy colofed Cravuts
Tortoise, tuck aud SIDE Combs
Superior Cambrics, Giuehams and Calie0es
Irish Linens, Linen Cambrics and Lawns
Superior quality MarseiIIcs Ycsiings
Plush do
SILK stripe Drillinrs for Summer Paulaloons
Dau zic stripe for 30
Plain and striped Denmark Satin, for
Gcntlemen's Summer wfDr
Wilmington stripes and u4Ion Mixtures
Cloths and Cashmere, AuRoin do
Philadelphia made Shoes, latest patterns
Do GenllGmeu's Hats dts
Black Circassiaus, for Summer car
Visiting Cards with cases
OTTO Rose, Superior Needles in cases
cases IsPhDru BOuugts
do Bolivar do
Woavers' Stays aud Toilet Glasses
Tow Linen aud Gsnaburgs
Cotton Yarn aud other Domestic Goods.
ALSO,
r bnles Hop, suitable Tor Brewers and Dis
filters, together with "A great variety OF other
articles, all of which will be sold tor cash az
tho lowest market prices
J. L. PATTEN
April II. w5w ~
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Office.

THE subscriber has for sale, aud 10 de {
termined 10 sell. several surveys oil tehu'
lying on Goose creek, Smiles from Liberty
and adjacent 10 his mill e,totiislmeh,
They contain from one 10 ,Lree hnndren
cres, as may suit purchasers, and are N me
order fer cropping. Possession whi be gwen
Immediately, and on very aceommecal'5
terms CHARLES ( RAIIEHs"N
january 7. I'@o
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april 7,
NNA.aNN NNNEN'V9,
, fBw DOORS BELOW THE FARMERS BANK,
HIS EDR SHE

FEW DOORS BELOW THE FARMERS BANK,
Has For SHE,
Prime aud inferior West Iudia Sugar
Orleans Sugar, Molasses
Double refined and common loaf Sugar
Best green Coffee, Rice, Chocolate
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Copperas
Gunpowder and Imperial lea
Sherry aud Malaga Wine
Old West india aud New England Rum
Old aud new Nhiskey
Iallow and Sperm Candles
Cotton Cards, Wool Hats
Fur Hats, black aud drab coloureb
Bar Iron, blistercd and German Steel
tnt aud wrought Nails
Iron Traces, Curry Combs
Window Glass, knives and forks
Earhcn Ware and Stone Wure assorted
Mems Cali Skin Shoes lined and bound
Mems coarse shoes, Boy Shoes
Writing Paper, Playing Cards
Rest Liverpool filled Sack Salt
German O2naburgs
1000 lbs Bacon, and various other article
all of which he will sell low tor cash, or =.
change tor Bacon, Flour, Whishcy brand
Sc. at the market prices.
April q WOW So
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May
NOTICE

4 S hereby given, that Colonel VIM. An
derson, the commissioner or kenawha
Road and Navigation, Will cause motions 10
be made to the county courts of Rockbridee,
Amherst aud Bedford, in Virginia, respective.
~, al the June term neAi, Of ench OF the said
courts, respectively 10 appoint law fuI Jury
IN each OF the said Guuhties,to assess the dana
ges, il any, which may accrue to all owners OF
lands IL said counties respectively, upon
which the james river canal, aud the locks,
dams, feeders, reservoirs, toll houses, aud o.
Their appendages Of tie same, are or shall be
situate in consequence of the said canal, aud
appendices aforesaid being located thereon
whether those owacrs toe residents, non resi-.
dents, infants, Foreigners. persons non compos
ments, corporations, IDIOTS, Innaticks, wards
or others behalf, and in the name of the
James river company. the agency in trust
for the state tof Virginia According 10 law
by HI: i. TAYLOR, Attorney.
April : W7M65
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Observation-Disclosures sale

WIL.. be sold, TO the highest bidder,
w ON Thursday the 18th DAY OF Nav
next, at Bethel in the county Of Amherst, one
elegant gold patent Lever Watch, one elegant
Shot Gun, n"d sundry other articles OF pro-
rerty, belonging TO the estate of Lunslord
Carter, dec d. The above property will be
sold on credit Of twelve months the pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved security,
TO carry interest from the date if not punctu.
ally paid.
Persous indebted to the cs'ateare requested
TO come forward and settle their ao counts,
and persons having claims against the estate
are requested To bring in their accounts pre-
perry authenticated Tor payment.
TIIOS. LAYNE.
.ldmr Of LHaSj0rd Garter 9sed
April 81. swtds 50
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10y rirtue Of a deed Of trust executed TO
I'D me BY .natdhtw .horiin, and for certain
purposes therein expressed, (acdich said deed
1e4rs ddie the eth day Of NOrember, 1924, and
as Of record in the comfy court of CampbeH,) /
shat, ON the 18Th day Of June, 1925, on he
premises, sell, by scoy Of putAc auctiOa, for
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office.

u RUNAWAY from the possession Of the
IA subscriber, near Salem, Botetourt couu.
ty, Virginia, while on his way to the western
country, negro man named ISAAC, about
: years age, about ; feet . or 3 inches
high, OF slont ana chunky stature, dark com.
pIexlon, small deep seated eyes. Isaac has
large scar between the thumb and loIe.hulof
OF tue right hand. lie was bought in May Ifst
o! MIR Phil Thornton, of Caroline county,
and was raised in Spottsyyania, believe, "
Mr.. PendIeton, where be is in all lrobatii.
ty now lurking All necessary expenses and
a reasonable reward viii be paid Tor the dl'
prehension and delivery Of the above men
toned slave 10 James Jones, in Campbell
connty-or it secured in jail 10 this common
wealth SO get him again.
CHARLES NJ JONES.
II The Editor ofhc FrcdtrirksjlrE IL
rdM nil Piease insert he dJ0fe three tsRCe:'i
'or~ard his account 10 ms .0ice for Iog1H'
February 4. vt, 81
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To George $. Holloway

cIR-As you are not an inhabitani of
~ this state, ltake this method 10 notify you,
that ON the 9th aud 18th days Of May, 1926,
shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Joab
Atksson and others, ut the tavern house of
Robert Morriss, in the town Of Lynchburg, TO
be read as evidence on the trial Of a suit now
depending in the superior court of chancerv
for tbe Lynchbnrg district, wherein | am
plaintiff aud your5eIi rad Others nrc defend-
ants. JABEZ CAMDEN
Aay ., W4W72
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slANAWAY from the subscriber IN
II March last negro man named STEP
NEy, about 81 years OF age. He has lost one
of his legs, in consequence OF which lie is I'M
der the necessity ct walking on crutch. He
is good shoemnWer, aud will probably endea-
Your To get employment at that business IN
Lynchhurg, whore he has wife Should
said negro be apprehended nnd confined in
Jail, | should be glad To be informed thereof,
MATHEW CASEY.
Charlottesville, April -. 81 81
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AAvAinistrator's sale.

M Ill be sold, to he highest bidder
" on Thursday the 18th day of May next
IN the town OF Bethel, in the county Of Am
hersi, ono Snrrel Mare, one Mans saddle, al
one SILVER Watch, aud sundry other artclee
OF property, belong 10 the estate OF Edward
Carer, dec d. The above property will be
sold on credit Of twelve months, the pur-
chasers giving bond with approved security
to carry interest from the date if not punetu-
ally paid.
PERSONS indebted to the estate, are request
ed To come forward and settle their accounts,
aud persons having claims against the estate,
are requested 10 bring forward their accounts
properly authenticated Tor pay ment
IHOS. LAYNE.
.4iplr Of Edrnfd Garter dec'a.
April 81 uids 30
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NOtice.

HlIE business heretofore of the house oil
- J. ANDREWS & SONS, wilIfrom this day
he conducted under the firm OF ANDREW s
d BROI HERS. W6w27 May 3.
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AlsO-Ihc following Slaves
LUNATIC HOSPITAL,

WILLIAMSBURG.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the new
~ building authorized by the act of the
general Assembly of Virginia, of the 5th
March, ls2i, as an addition To the Hospital.
will be completed by the 18th mex; month,
and thereafter, there viii be room fur the
reception Of patients nj that Institution.
By order Of the Govt OF Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, G.. CT.
April 27. o,wIm7t
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10 Messrs. John buntain and
David TaylOr :

ENTLEM EN-Take notice, that on
~ the Sh and 9th days of June next, at the
tavern house of John Chiidress, IN the county
OF kockhridge, shall proceed TO take the
depositions OF Nicholas Johns and Others, to be
read as evidence in the trial OF suit depending
IN the superorcoUrtof ehancery forthe Staun-
ton district, in which am plaintiff and Your
selves Northumberland on the 18Th and | tth
days of the same month, at my own house. in
the county of Amherst, shall proceed 20 take
the dispositions Of Bntord Camden aud Others,
10 be read rs evidence on The trial Of the same
suit. Your obedien, servant,
JABEZ CAMDEN.
Nav >. WlNT3
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.McNEE s MEEM.

HAVE just received large assortment
OF splendid .H.4A'ILE and TOILET
GL.38SES, which VIII be sold very low.
April ts32
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Samuei l,ancaster,
Is nom Reccirfng

Is HU1U HfttIftHg
60 hlids brown Sugar
80 barrels Do
90 do Loaf do
2,ouo LIS prime green Coffee
10 barrels Malaga Wine
80 dog London PORTE
10 hnrrels Tanner oil
90 do Naclerel
10 cnsks Sfil Peter
8 bids Molasses
30 Kegs White Lead
80 casks cut Nails
Is 600 lbs prime Bacon
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and on Hand,

\ general assortment Of old Wines, Liquors,
Ieas, &c &c.
IND Erpects in fev Hays,
800 sacks best Liverpool saeb salt
.1iso on Consignment from PhH1deiptia,
10000 Segars IN az hall, aud whole boxes
packages hollow Glass Ware, consist
iag Of eagle pint aud bali pir' Fiasks or Tick
lers, quart, halt gallon, gallon aud . gallon
Demyjohns. quart Bottles, sc.
gros, extra fine ricli Gill Coat Buttons
do best cut back Saddle Trees, roll
Ter bars.
DO Hog Skins
do Sheep Skins
do Facing Knives
pieces Linsey woolscy tfor saddles
do Wilson, genuine half moon sad
der knives
Al ol the above articles will be sold low for
cash, or exchanged Tor the following articles
n the marlsel prices, Beeswax Tsilo,o, Lard,
Hemp, Wbiskey, Apple or Peach Brandy,
Wooi, Bacon or Flour.
April ~. 81 g
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hare jusi received an odditi9ral supply &"
5000 lbs. real Campeachy LognooV'
of the best qualify, for sale at the lowest F''
ces THOMASJ. DuYAL, Sign gt"s
Mack %, Golden .I0r;a-, r.. s4ni"
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Trust sale.

PURSUANT TO deed of trust hearing
u date the 29ih September, 1874, aud duly
recorded IN the clerks oihce oil the county
court OF Amherst, executed by Spencer d.
NorYell 10 the subscribers, for purposes there
in expressed, we shall proceed 10 sell for rea-
dy money, AT the tavern house of Miner Cox,
II The county of Amherst, on Friday tic
18th day of May next, II certain negro slave
named ANN ELIZA. Acting as trustees, we
shall convey such title only as is vested ia us,
{ DABNEY,
JAS. l.. LAAIPkIN,
March H. wtds2q
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
RAlHE subscriber is now receiving nj p,
"a Stere next door 10 Alessrs. Gait \ bnl
la.<s.. n large and general assortment OF
Spring and Summer GOODS


.7M0.yG nHiCH .4RE-
suncr shaded ii French Faneies,
DO Painted Muslins,
Al 81 aud ca can,hrics,
splendid assortment OF talieoes,
Plain aud figured Jaconei and anll Ahsths'
do do Book DO
Plain aud 4 cured Canton trrpcs,
Superior Mandarin Grape Eohes,
Grape shaxls and seats,
plain and figured eolored silk,
Silk shawls aud llandkerehieis,
5 Gauze and 8elia 10
An elegant assortment OF h1oaohs,
gauze aud Lace Wells,
4 case of Irish Lineas OF very superior quality
grass bleach, aud warranted 10 be rs good
as any that has been in this market for nee
gears,
Ladies and gcutemens' Cotton and SILK Hose
sewing Cotton aud Floss
Linen Cainbrics and Lawns,
Stripe Denmark satin
nnrseiiles and Valencia Vcsiings,
silk strine Elprentines, tor genilemons wear,
Stripe aud pi;,in 5aieon,
pr Il aud white Russia Drilling,
Wilmington and Washington stripe,
Umon Mixture aud Blue Nankeens,
Cotton Cassnncres aud Granderills,
An assortment OF Cloth. aud Cassmeres,
Ladies prancIla aud Morocco Shoes,
& Hand IL Domestic Piaiis,
ID do ) I 4 q 4 Shcetings and Shiriings
IN assortment oi Cutlery,
Tortoise Shell lack and Side Combs
Cotton trn, Alens Coarse Shoes,
An assortment OF Crockers Ware,
Mons and Boys Wool Hats,
line Beaver do
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Public Notice.
4Hdd0r'S OBice, Feb. %

.fHdH0Ta QVlce, FED. y, iPo5
EURSUANT TO a clause therein en ,,o
Il ed, The snblolned &c, is published tortl'.
ia Military Certificates bearing an ia'ereS5 6" :.
six per cent. Every such certificate present. :
at this office for Redemption hy any o,her Hmm
the individual To whoa il was originally ,,s
ed, must be endorsed or assigned By spth o..
g'nal owner or in case Of his death, by hi,,s
gnt representative.
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UNION NOTEX.

And to all who may favor MIN with tleir cuz.
tom, either a. constant h0afdrrs, or transient
visitors, he promises 70 do his best do deserve
their patronage. His house is now ready to
receive company.
JAMES c. Mo0RMAN.
March IL. 800
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'rhe toNowinS Property

Viz; Tom negro man, aud Woodson, (hlnck-
smiths,) Dan "a mnn,) Pleasant "a boy,) Betsy
"a woman,) Lynda IN ehl,) Squire "a MANI
aud Violet dis wife, Jenny "a womau) Pau,
lima and Ann Cher children,) Elizabeth, and
susannah, Mary and Nancy (her children,)
Frank aud Abraham (mon,> Edmund "a boy,)
Molly Ga girl,) John q boy,) Ann daughter Of
Violet,) Moses "a boy,l Dick "a boy,l and
Anderson "a boy,) Lucy and her child l.lqira
together with 600 acres of Land, lying mud be
ing in the county Of Amherst, being the same
land purchased by the said Christopher ishell
OF II certain Reuben Carver aud more pnrlic-
nlarly described 10y the deed OH record in the
Clerks Office OF Amherst.
The subscriber will convey such title only
as is vested in him as trustee
NoRB0NE NJ. TALIAFERRO, Trustee.
May2. dw -
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al The Rates heid an he Clc,k's OGce Of
Bedford County the day Of Dpyti,
1875
lessee n. BraabieH and Sarah has rife, fer
marty Sarh CrnmP, ptamt.Bs,
against
Mary Crunip, in her own right, and as adm I
u George Cramp, dec'd, Susanna Crump, Jobn
q trHmp. timer Crlmp, JriHiom Lfamp,
Rhodo CranP and ,Beeeriy Crump,
defendants.
IN CH{ACERY
The dCf"nddnts John q Crunlp and elmer
CramP not hmiHg eder,d their appearance ana
Etren security eecording 10 he and The rules !
ms eonrt. and Il appearing To the satisfaction Of
the coaf that they are mol inhabnaHis Of tbs
comnouWeuih, on the motion Of the plaintiffs
~ TIER counsel, ii Is oriered, Mm they do ap
pear here on or before The fourth Monday ~
July nert, and anSBer The compliments bill
and gre such security as the coUrt may require,
and that copy Of ms order be forihriih la.
serted IN he rirgiaian for tmo months succes-
s'ceiy, and posted at hs front door Of the conr,
house Of his county on tt0o sereyai court days
II CoPy-Ieste,
J STEPT0E, E. r. c.
3prii T. ,cS,r6h
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u large Stonc Dis,ilAorS,

with all necessary fixtures, usually yielding
three thousand gallons whiskey il seven
months, TUB MILL, the toll at which is
worth between our and five hundred bushel
grain annually.
The subscriber omitted TO state, that upon
the place there is valuable orchard of apple
trees, from which he frequently makes three
hundred gallons brandy year. To persons
who may wish either to farm or plant, and TO
Join with ii the dstllery business, the under
signed believes the place wn;lld we'll suit, and
he invites all such to call upon him aRd exa.
mine it, The terms will be accommodating
and made known on the day OF sale, which
will take place on the premises, TO the high
est bidder, on Tuesday the 3lst May next.
JOHN THOMPSON
Farmers Joy, (Neson) May .. wtds37
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"a HE subscriber takes this method Of
Il Informing his friends, acquanlauces and
the public generally, that he has taken for
term ofycars, that Well known tahern honss
in the town OF Lynchhurg, near the uppcrend
OF min street, formerly occupied by John
Hancock, esq. called the
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'HYUst Sale.

DY virtue of deed OF trust executed by
ID Christopher Isbel TO the subscriber, for
purposes therein mentioned,w which deed bears
date the sixth day of March, eighteen hun
dred and twenty four and is duly of record
in tire Clerks office OF Amherst county, will
be sold, for cash, at the market house, in the
town of Lyuchburg, on Tuesday the 3lst OF
be ,raso,,t month IAIpU
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Garden and Flower Seed.
YIN. OMens & Griffin l.. Locke,

.4poiheear,ts & Druggists,
IsAVE Just received from New York.
II the largest assortment of Gardea and
Flower Seed. ever offered ia this market, viz
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NT''Vi II INV UOItH NINNF EOW Tx
POTS, so gallons Wdrrdnied ,cinfer strained
LAMP OIL, and barrel Spirits OF Turpen
inc. The above, together with very ex
ensive assortment of
~ eAiy ives. &c. sc.
VIII he sold II. low as they can he procured
any where in this section OF country
February /. isis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-25

based on the top Of a mountain 5000
feet above the waters of the Hudson,
and overlooking vast extent Of coun-
try to the north, the east and the south,
spread before you as on map, and
reaching to your very feet. This moon.
light view, which suddenly burst upon
the vision, was grand and sublime be-
yond the powers of the pen or the pen
Gil to pourtray. The world appeared
to lie in beauty before US, while the
moon, and the stars, and all the garni-
ture of heaven mingled their silver
light with the golden splendor Of the
western clouds, and pure and fragrant
air breathed over the mountain tops
and whispered through the foliage. We
have assembled high lowering hills, and
gazed with delight upon picturesque
scenery, but never before did our eyes
behold sight SO magnificent as this
In the moment of deep and solemn
grandeur of the scene, we were insensi.
bic that the carriage had drawn up in
front of the Hotel. Here, and upon
the piazza, enjoying the moonlight and
the cool air, was fine display of beau
.y and fashion, vivacity and wit, youth
and age, contentment and happiness
There were upwards of one hundred
visitants at this delightful spot, and
carriages continually arriving and de-
parting with passengers
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SHIP NEWS.
Port of AleXanAria.

ARRIVED,
.qug 23-Sloop Express, hewitt, Baltimore,
2 days; freight for the District.
.aug. 24.-Schr Younger Son, Sawyer, E.
denton, shingles to David S. smoot,
Schr Olive Branch, Matthews, Eew.York,
10 days; men for the Brandywine.
SAILED,
Schnr. Farmers Ingenuity, Crowell, Phila-
delphia
Ship Shenandoah, Rose, from LIVERPOOL;
salt, coal, crates, &c. to Gen. Walter Smith,
of Georgetown, and merchandise for mer-
chants of Alexandria. Sailed, 4th July, in
company with ship Manchester, Lee, for New
York. Left ready for sea, waiting for fair
wind, ships General Pike, 1owne, for Bostog;
Milo, Woodbury., for do; Alexander Mans.
field, Baush, for New-York; Superior, Tyler
for do; Armata, Hall, for Baltimore; and Plu-
tarch, Graves for City Point; lzette, Shaw, for
Boston, next day; Phenix, of Philadelphia, for
Canton, in few days; America, Pray, for City
Point, in few days; Alexander, Baldwin, for
Philadelphia, 9Th July; Bclvidera, Hobson, for
Baltimore, 10th July; Virgin, Sloan, for do
uncertain; Beleana, Rowland, do. 10th; Og!e-
thorpe, Tueber, do. uncertain; William Jane,
Hintz, do. 10th; Ganges, Tomkins, do uncer-
tain; Emily, Webb, for Savannah, 18th; briggs
Danube, Huntington, New-York, 18th; De
Witt Clinton, Barstow, for do. in few days;
ships Herald, Dawson, for Boston, 10th; Ame-
thyst, Bussey, for do. uncertain; and about 81
other American vessels, names not recoilect-
ed. The Boston, Findley, from New-York,
Majestic, Page, and Ann Maria, Tar, from
Charleston, arrived on the 28th June; the Sa-
rah & Caroline, Prince, and Emerald, Howes,
arrived Sd July, from Charleston; the julius
Caesar, Finch, from Philadelphia, Corinthean,
Davis, from New-York, and Galaxy, -, from
-, arrived, 4th July. July 9th-lat. So,
long. llo, spoke English schooner Antelope,
from Valparaiso, for London. July 15th-lat.
400 2V long. 240, spoke ship Florida, IA days
from New-York, for Liverpool July 27-lat.
43o, long, 45o, spoke ship Desdemons, II days
from New-York, for Havre. August 4th-lat.
400 90, long. 81, spoke ship Canton, Of New
York, from Havana, for Antwerp. August
17th-lat 800, long. 100 80, spoke barque
-, from Richmond, for -. Came in the
Capes on the Goth, in company with ship Bel
videra, Hobson, from Liverpool for Baltimore.
Consigness per Shenandoah. from Liverpool
Walter Smith, of Georgetown, owners Hugh
Smith & Co. Charles Bennett, j. w. Massle e
Co. Patton & Butcher, r. II. Miller, Withers
& Washington, A. C. Cazenoye y Co. c. & !.
P. Thompson, Joseph Janney. j.. Butcher.
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E1gN -
Was Committed,

2AO the jail, for the county of Alexandra,
- d. C.. on the 9TH inst. as a runaway, q
negro man who calls himself L9CK, alias,
NED LOCKE9, and says that he is slave,
the property of John Marks Of Chesterfield
county, Virginia, about two miles from, and
nearly opposite to Richmond; that he has been
recently employed by Mr. Robinson, as wag-
oner, hauling coal. But there is some reason
to suspect, that his right masters name is ia
cob Runaway, or something like it. Said me-
gro appears to be about p years ofage, 5 feet
Z or s inches high, little on the yellow com.
plexion, & has small scar on his right cheek,
about one inch from the eye. The owner is
requested to come, prove property pay char
ges and take him away, otherwise he will be
disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, jailor.
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Harbor, and were on their way to New
York-the smallest weighing upwards
OF Is cwt. and some of them weighing
IS cwt.-the whole weighing IS tons
and the boat which contained them was
drawn by t,co horses with ease.
During the late war, saw those
guns on their way by land, each gun
drawn by siG horses, which required
ninety, and then the roads were so bad
that it required twenty days or more in
their transmission. Should we evel
be again involved in a war, you SCI
with what facility munitions of war
sc. can be transported.