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ROHMORE

~ me years old hi, gia,ssixteen hands high fine bay
OF the CREATES, imaginable strength and beauty-bIsck
inene tail, and legsw he let mares Roanoke in the
county OF Cbarlots Virginia, al twenty-five dollars PAYABLE
cash - - "
AApPlyto EDMUND MORGAN over,eer; and 20 him o,Iy.
February IL 1926. y
NJ d. Roanoke is of Sir Arehy. on, of the Engl.b
LADY Bunbury lan Of Rob Roy and Angeliea by Old
dam,l Play Thing by Old M,ichem--Vixen hy Reea. &c
bee stud Book He ISIS horse Of uueomfnony 6ne temper
anu all BIZ tos'' are hays aud very ne Out twenty
rnTes OF ms owner, covered the before last twenty
three broughtioa alive and well stolen heavy In
Warrhy, ,f2 q,
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DRAWING OF THE


Dismal Sira'np Canal Lottery FIRST Class
'ubserh.r having been requested to superntend
drawing Of the First Class of the Disuai Sc,np Canal
o"y do hereby certify, that the following were the
the Wheel
SO. g. IS. 81. %.
AND that the said numbes drawn the Order in which
hy stand ahoye that No. was the first that wa,
amh No. was the seconds No. Is the third No. 81
was the Fourth; and No. 20 the 9Th and last.
Wnne. our hands. a, Norfolk, this Of March, 1926
ROBERT d. TAYI3K, WRIGHT St,lJriIt;ArE
MILES KING, w A. ARMfSrEan
ALEXANDER JORDAN,
rfoil The preceding certificate, will he what nu
drawn nom the wheel for determining the prizes
ssanP Canal Lottery Fist Class, with the order
which they were drawn and the the honor To
annoanse TO the public the following as me result:
Aese h'ch dre'o tAe sir higAest prizes, fol-
losving
A"at having ON Is, q, 90 ia the order here specified
rt.,. euttiedto $4,000
That having on il IS, %, 81, th, ORDER cnedo 1900
having ON 81 Is, 90 in this orde entitled to 10000
rha, hhasns on 2 2s - in th, oider euled 576
mar having Oh II 2S - 81, this order, entitled to 5000
That having 20, 81, I. this order entitled TO 5OO
ne eighteen tickets which drew prize. 81 600 are those
having on them the st I'd and Sd Ii Cd and ih or the
ISL I'd and 9th, their several order. of tonbn
Anln
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

VIE 'uhscrber encouraged BY the Of the machines
made by hts late father aud lf-and al,o by the
eouragenen he ed these ou years. bey
10 inform his friend, and the public generally that he
nnes ~ make both Portable and Fixed Wheat Threshng
ehnes 81 different sizes and prices all which
mate OF the beet materials put together in the
ner and hopes the respectable undersigned will
sufficient reconInen daiion.
JOHN EMAIL, opposite The Post-oihee.
Richmond, Feb. 8, 1926
have used Mr.. Exal's Wheat Machine four wears
nave no hesitation saving that Of the hest Thr.
,ng Machines an this country. certainly treshes wheat
aud cleaner and less liable than
machine have aud believe have all the
modern msehne Of this country. II very able being
principally OF cast iron, aud will last if taken proper Of
% years at least and IN the sd will be the cheapest of ali
"aemnes HILL CARTER.
Shirley, Jan. so, 1926.
have had in the ESal Portable Wheat Threshinr
aehine Tor years, and have besaon saying that for
dntsy expedition and saving VI grain lar superior
any Ihreshins Machine lse The facility with
which 1t Is moved to different farm, gives decided adj
'"nlAge' aud 1t. easily kept IN order. J. ARCHER.
Bermuds Hundred, 5i.t Jan 1926.
am well satisfied with the work performed nv Mr. Exalls
wheat Machine, and greatly prefer others fhaye
A's, JOSEPH MARX.
REFERENCES TO
S Wan. W ~.ea, Esq. W%. F. Wiekham, Esq.
WINS Carter, tsi. Edmund +. Wiokhan En-.
DIR. Trent, too numeron. n, ,n.,,,;,n
N D. Wheat Fans, Straw Cutting Machines, Corn Shell
iers aud all kind, OF Agricultural implements made in the
best manner. Smiths Work In general
Feb O. &c
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March ?.
Ten Dollars REGARD.

AN AWAY from the subscriber Tuesday morning last
the 18th instant ndeued apprentice to the coach
making business, named John Lun'fd between ~ and 20
yess :" sge aboet feet inches high aud ofende and
stse' FORM, lud light complexion lie bad blue broad
49, whefe hts connections iving he comps
ny WIN young lad who hes been sednced BY the raid Lnn
viu 70 accompany HIM TO Alabama, where he has brother
y's5 and bs lately received letter from him. which Ieise
ne mss now with him II expected he wall stop Al lynch
burg winch place be mid wond be his 6r stopping olsce
NJ persons sfe fofbd trusting, hsrbofing or employing him
~ sny way A. The law will all eases be pu, IN force The
ae isrd VIII ne pad n suy person Who will spprehsnd
nn % tna can get him. and al reasonable expen,es .d Tor
h.. delivery 10 ia Richmond ~ TICUENoR
Mar}h 2, ~ ae :, VI"
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u-r The ENQUIRER published a week generally,
aud three times week the sesn Of the State Lega-
tnePrice, heretofore, Five Dollars per
PAYABLE in advance Notes VI Chartered specie-payny banks
ouy) viii be received payment. The Editors will
safety remins them by mail the postage Of all let
ters being paid, by the wrters
II No paper will he otinued (but at the discretion Of
he Edtors) until all arrearages have been paid up
III Whoever will guarantee the payment Of papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, Or LESS-Frst insertion rs cent-eaeb
continuance, 80 cents.
No inserted, until has either heen paid
fo sumed by person this city, it,
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UFfEh n private sale Plantation eallei tae Brick
House, about five miles freto CITY on The Charlie, o.
ioso contains about two hundred Of lsnd with
osen' hucihgs on IT, a Psrto5 Is newly fen ed in sod
WIN ue ehertion would he fasiy prepared for the en,
ng ersg Iher on the lamb gfest quantity Of pine tim
me ,sked or It nrfdsrAe, aud the payments. by
Wu n FIrZtVuvT cd Ss-
March ~. t01 a,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MI Wurts, from the select Committee on the
subject, reported, part, tie bill entitled an act to
encourage Vaccination.
Ihe bill was twice read and committed
The following resolution yesterday submitted
BY MIR. Wood Of New York, came up in its due
order
" ResOsrsd, Thar fule be added TO the stand
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IRON IND COPPER.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

tILE TcU., IOEO.
TE7E Commissioners Of the Navy will pro-
a p.ss until the I day Of Starch, for the supply all
the Round Square, and Flat American IRON that may be
required for the oil the Navy during the present yeao
he delivered at
PortsuouihSN II. not les than nine tons
Char lesion, Mass less than hundred and teu
brooklyn, New York. not less than thirtycsshi tons
Philadeipha, not les- than tons;
GpspVrt, Va not less than iity
Wnshingion not less than sixty
The fiat and square be hammered aud Tue round
made from hammered bars.
Proposals Will at Tie time be received for the supply
OF al The Bo and Sheet Copper aud Copper Spikes Rods,
and Nails, that may be required the places where
the is to be delivered.
Te Iron aud Copper must be Of the hest quality, and
defgo the customary inspection 81 the place Of delivery,
xuci other inspection as the may dir
Persons des TO furnish The Iron aud Copper above
Dnsd will be pleased endorse t back Of their
the words offers furnish Iron (rouno, square, fat
Copper, &c. TO be delivered at - (aug the place Of
place, at which tho deliyery TO be made.n)
Feb. 10. s2-tiGhM
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MAS committed 20 The jail Of Charlie, county as runa.ay
~ on the 18th day Of January, DANIEL, who ssys be /,
me property o. gen,lemsu by ibe Of Cunign Chris
h name not kows, having been sold to him but tine
o ives shous 20 so miles Of Richmond, State Of
virginia Daniel about rs years old about feet inches
ngh pleasant eoUnenanoe; had when committed, dark
Hat TOE owner requested to prove bis property nav the
e"a'ges, ana take him away. HUGH cox.
-, Sheriff Of Charles CITY nd.
ipafch T.
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Haluabie Pronertu "a, SOLE

E'oR sale tract OF land in Amelia co. containing 100 acre.
ne half in wood; Of the cleared land about 50 acre, are
low grounds Of the wood and nearly half good II
land, the rest adapted to cotton. The whole well
convenient to two manufacturing mills well erco. ed abundant
provided with houses and has wheat machine. The distance
money hand when possession given one third PAYABLE
nolb after' aud the balance atvo years credit The land
WI be shown ny james Drake the manager and commune
' addressed 10 inc, Bridge will BE promptly
ito. EDM(jNu 'IARuicON
Av-ri 8. e,tt t.ys,,''
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no TICE.

NE Subscribers, assisnees the ate firm of BudIour
Stafford nav. duty empowered Mesrs OH. Dunlop Co.
h.ehnond 'Bips Ayents for the collectionof ali debts
due the said Budl0ng d Stafford. e. & w. RHODES,
RHODES * Smith.
Providence, 4. l., Feb. 23d, 1925.
Ia conformity with the To- egong notice. all persons
to the late firm OF Budloss Stafford 10 make
payment with a. little delay Po~ihieto
March z. ino.e,, NJ
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TIYENTp DOLLARS REuARD.

Ell Trshue'. Pit, suuJay night la.fn nesro man
namedJACkSON, who took Flh him nv tiIing bor.e
Jaekfoni, elderly man. swet bald talk snJ -
not remarkable for the rtne,, q beg. The horse !, Of
ne INN tai sad Rod deJ spotted behind
Os half Of the above reward will BE paid r the delivery or
er Jsek'on o. tne orse aud the rhoe or the delivery II
Ooh - WILLIAM FINNEY.
ttabues fHS, March ~. a.
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~ YERT IN.EIIAfE-.Avr-

he tract Of Land called Hill Grove, consisting above
zOO asrss, lying ~ the lover end Of Aela county, for
mey sdvetsed, sill for sale II would make EXCELLENT
parcels Tbs termswilI besecommoJaiipg.
wswasr, usrebt. al
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1851 FriLes. 1858, 40
Only one and half Blanks to q Prize
This lottery arranged the established very popular
mode by the combination OF three numbers upon each cke,
aud their perIuuston there hrirg only So number.
whole, of which 5 will be drawn frou, the wheel.
requires ticket TO contain three of the drawn Nos
entle the holder to capital psa and that which
tho three last numbsr the order which drawn
<he grand capital Of Sirty TaoasunI Dollars!
ticket with only two of the drawn numbers he prize
p FIVE Bsadred Dollars aud every ticket having any
81 the dawn nnmbe will he prse OF Twenty Dollars.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Ticket 20 dollars Half lJ-QuaTter s..
= 5O--Twentieth 1.
~ The eosh paid for prizes dawn.
All letters Pos paid enclosing cash prices any pre-
yiols lottery, very punctuaily Address to
YATES M'INryRE Warrington City
Feb %. 5--1& wN
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p.6dc sale Of RicImoad proneyiv

P,tohe sale Of Richmond Property
SHALL offer for sale the premises ON credit of2
months all my property situate aud lying between laxa.
his and The Arnory, on the 10Th Of April As shall
sell tins property Tor the payment Of debts all Just claims
sgiin' me will be received cash in part the whole
purchase money The property will be sold 10 pur-
eha'es and Soodseeuhy will be required for the purchase
money, SAMUEL OVEHTON.
March If. 100 SD
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LAND EOR SALE.

NOR sale, my Of land in Abemarle county,
n my residence, consulting Of $40 acres about 1000 which
Ne Of the best mountain quality and 800 lying below the
mountain, and extending from Il, generally OF good quality
snd remarkably we'll iiubersd and waered.
the south side cf the Hyanna branch Of James River
ea,lc for Ba,ttaux Milton which within three and half
miles. II FIVE miles from Charlottesville, and sir from
uniyersi,y or advantageous situation for health and
tY remark need be made here The has the usu
slinprovemeuts TIA oommolou dwelling house, buildings
Tor servants aud other domestic purposes, good stables
barns, with threshing machines gD aud MILL with good
houses for and Labor well posted for each purpose
sud good repair Thstae may be divided avatag
", into several will be odpOse NJ fdeed The pay
merit othe purehase money may be made by nstamen with
very liberal credit be agreed the time of sale. The
furniture aud the stock Of every kind sold with the land
Iaye also for sale another tract, Of rather than 700
sere' miles below Mton,whn Of THE river, northern
side, which lies WE'LL Of good qualify we'll liuhered and
yaered aud hls valuable Of lime stone passing through
Fhis raeis divided uo farms, each having dwelling
house very eOmmodious for small family with necessay out
building Credit will be given for This like manner
FOG the o,hef Persons noaed purchase will address them
selves directly TO me. JAMES MONROE
Oak Hill, Loudoun COUNTY. Va. Arril u. Iib-if
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.MOTICE

NOTICE.
GENTLEMAN about 10 visit, and wishing to view par
tscuIdrfy the states Of Kentucky aud OHIO will UNDER
take and transact unfinished business which may
have N e,ther OF those For particulars ensn.re at the
ONCE Of John g. Williams, Esq, Richmond.
March,. Ioo,,
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JOHN q U1LLLQ.M GTLLIaI,


OFFER FOR SALE
ID 3@Rh SACKS best storing Liverpool salt, cargo
crew. Of the brig Missionary, from Liverpool,
10 half pipes sndqt. casks very superior old l.. Msdeirs
Wine, imported direct two years age,
10 Hhds, prime ST. Croix sDgsr,
90 Bags Green Coffee,
% Boxes best Durham Mustard, JUS, imported,
Tierees Rice suitable fOt retailing,
Crstes Liverpool Eafthen Ware, good sssoftren,s,
70 Boxes superior Csret Wine,
Cases best London cloths oassmeres well escorted,
Case bsng-up cords vcyeteens,
do stout low priced Irish Lineus,
FEB II. qf-Sof
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NOTICE.

5HE Stockholders ofthe Vile Turnpk
hereby required pay or before the 10Th ny II
next nve dollars on each share held by heu respective
~, N the capital stock Of the said company.
by order Of the President and Directors.
=. NJ. CARRINGTON, Trea,'r.
.sIea "a. I0i--iQbA
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TO COTTON GROWERS.

NHE subscriber has convenient hous. in The rear
OF the one at present occupied by him Cary
ne WIN receive Cot1Oh o" Storog. free of charge
sold ins IN his house; Storage be charged in
all cases whenth cotton taken away either sell on
ket. MAuISOE MAI ri AT ~
SEPT IS. ai,ran
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I'm be erposeh a. knLe-

ran DC eIpoSed tdv Sale,
T Col. John Ho,kins late iedenl, IN the county ~ Kin.
IN Queen, the 2ist February M Isl eighteen Or fvs,,
likely Youas Negroes; together With a aousehod table sod
kitchen furniture corn and oiberA 3,ruaeh he'd 10 fam
The terms Of sale will be made no he dsv Of s,e b
feb.A ~ 49,
II The shove sale vas prevent = Inn ,be b,Jre,. 81
The day but will tskc place on the IJs Ell 1926 Should
hat day he bad onf the fair dan, contained fo,
day 10 day until the sale IS Completed.
Gaissii. ioa-ia mos sKgs, Ess
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
SHALL eping transient h,r.es at Livery r.,
my stables at the BELL TAVERN NJ on hi, av Al 10 cent,
per nisht aud day Including the "a hour,l
shall take this opportunity publicly thai IN.
enon pad TO any horses onmtteJ ~ charge, shall
he surpassed by any Livery Stable in Richmond
a., MAURICE PRIMROSE.
tu"cn "a
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS EWaRD.
bSCONDED from the suhseribsr, living in King George
county, Va the Isth Dec. last negro named
Thornton FROM information Just received from this fellow,
which can be implicitly relied he, short fine after be
ab.conded induced by brine offered TO him by
hying 80 the eouny with the subscribers 10 he sold IL
one person, b presumedio the South. AZ have doubt
NY ne person who purchased him, did uoder the beefba
Mosltye wssthe property Of the who sold hm will
ste City dollars Tor the delivery Of the slave TO aud fifty
r31rsfor such Information will insure the convistion of the
villain who sold him Thornton is stout built fellow Of
veg black complexion, rather ab,ye s ordinary height and
asoet 20 years u age. FRANCIS W. FfTZHUGH,
pear NillFilIe J. o, King o., Va.
m5rc hi 1ci-3.+
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Notice to the Gropers of Cotton.
intend regularly hereaerto be purchaser.
Il ut COIIoY III this market They will at all times &c
prepared TO pay for that article its fair value in
anu invite those bringing here for sale give them call
HrhInohd, 6rpt. w. S9-tf kEIin s. CASKIE
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.Dorrtgm.
BosToN, Aug. 5.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

BY the packet ahip Emerald, Captain
Howes, which arrived at this port yester-
day in D days from Liverpool, we have re-
celved London papers to July 10, nearly
four weeks later than cur previous advices.
On a hasty perusal of the papers, we find
very little news. The elections to Parlia-
were completed, and an unusually large
proportion of new members had been re-
turned. The state of trade does not appear
to have improved.
Another Arctic Expedition under the
command of Capt. Parry, destined to visit
and survey the coast of Spitzbergen, is to
be fitted out next season.
The profitable Office of Kings Printer,
for Scotland, has been conferred on Sir
Walter Scott.
The papers announce tho failure of the
Stirling Bank. 1t is said however that all
it's notes viii be pad.
The July returns Of tho revenue, showed
decrease on the quarter, from the cores
ponding quarter Of the preceding year, of
fI93.265. The net produce OF the year
was [ - 1877 ,729, being less by f2, ,223, ,i69
than that of the preceding year.
The South American, and Mexican
Stocks. as might have been expected. have
met with horrible fall. The Co-omblan
bonds had fallen TO 2s5, the Peruvian to 81 J,
the Mexican TO Sc, new DO. to 43l,
A fire broke out in cotton warehouse in
Liverpool, July 6, in which several ware
houses were destroyed, and property to the
amount of, fl50,00 of which El0OOOO
was insured at various Offices.
II is said that the Greeks Of the Island
Of Spezzia were eyacuating their island. to
concentrate their means of defence at Hy-
dra. II was said that the Soraskier had
been beaten by the Greeks at Attica.
II was positively ascertaiucd that Lord
Cochrane had set out for Greece. A ship
to form part of his fleet, had been fitted
out at Antwerp. The Journal des Deba;s
stated that he had collected feet ofeight
ships of Cape ST. Vincent, and that he ex-
pected to be in Greece by the end Of June.
His dag shipw said TO be steam vessel
Of 400 tons, on Mr.. Perkins's principle -
The hopes ofthe Greek cause had in some
degree revived.
An important revolution has been made
in the Turkish army A letter dated Con
s.antinoPle June ~, states that scheme
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had been promu, gated fof introducing the
European method Of Organizations among
the troops. IL was estimated that this
measure, when carried fully into effect,
would give the Porte an effective force OF
300,000men. In consequenceofth this meas
ure All lnsurrection ofthe Janisssries broke
out, which, it appears by letter Of June IL,
has been queled. The rebels, 70 the num-
Der of 1900, having retreated to their bar
racks, tire barracks were set On fire. when
the chiefs surrendered, aud were after
wards strangled TO the number of 80, and
the men were put to sward on the spot.
A new edition fSir Walter Scots works
published at Paris, contains fac simile of
a letter from Sir Walter Scott. dated in l8-
81, 10 the translator, in which he says it is
an erroneous supposition that he is the au-
thor of Waverley and the other Novels and
Tales, ascrlbed to him by the French edi-
tor
Mr.. Price, Of New York, has taken the
care ofDruEy Lane Theatre. The shock
Of an earthquake was felt IN various parts
Of Italy, June "a. .r
Mr.. Farquhar, the late owner Of Fouthill
Abbey, died at London, July7
The brig Maria, of Liverpool, on her re-
turn from Buenos Ayres, sunk in the Brit
ish Channel, and 81 persons, including sew
eral women and children, who were pas
sengers were drowned.
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Domsstie s. mistsi!anfoub.


Jefferson Fund.-'Ve are happy 10 uG.
derstand, that no contributor 20 the Jefiier
son Fund ofthis city, has applied for the
return of his subscription money. As the
ten days have elapsed, agreeably to the re-
solution of the Standing Committee, the
whole fund collected IN this city, will con
sequently 90 to the benefit of Mr. Jeffer.
sons daughter. We sincerely congratu-
late the contribution on this result.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.
FROM VERA CRUZ.

BY the fast sailing schr. Shamrock, Capt.
John Alexander, arrived last evening from
Vera Cruz, We received our regular files
ofpapers TO the 9th OF July.--Business OF
all kinds was extremely dull, to which the
absence of many of the citizens of Vera
Cruz contrlbuted.--El Astro Of Vera Cruz
makes mention ofsome disturbances which
had taken place in the city of Merida, pro-
vince ofCampecho, upon the parachial e.
lectons, but they were not OF sufficient M
portance to apprehend any serious result.
The line of battle ship Congrcso, former
" the Asirhad sailed for Valparaiso, and
would double Cape Horn, with all possible
despatch, ard proceed TO her place OF des-
tination, Vera Cruz, immcdiatcly.-She
now mounts seventy two guns, is in COM
pretc order having every thing necessary
for offensive or defensive operations, and a
crew of six hundred men, under the COM
mand of Captain c. Jose Maria Tosta. We
hope she may arrive IN safety, and this ac -
cess;on of strength TO the Mexican Navy,
will enable tito undertake more important
matters than that OF merely protecting the
sea board. Cd uaS'
A duel was fought at Carthagena about
the middle of June between Midshipman
vauchan, of Philadelphia, and SHIELDING, OF
New York, both attached to the frigate
La Plata, in the Colombian service.
Midshipman SHIELDING received a ball
in his right breast. Both principal
aud seconds had been arrested and imprIs-
oncd.--(lbid.
LArrsrrR0APoRTreAL- Capt Bsewn-
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COMMUNICATED.

OU-HsN UsNIII.T III
In consequence Of the late heavy rains,
many of the cellars in this town have more
or less water in them nothing Will contri.
butte more to create sickness than for our
cellars TO remain in the state that many of
them are now in. Would It not be an ad-
vantage to the citizens generally, to guard
against the evil by having the water re-
moved from their cellars without delay ?
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ell, of the snip William, who arrived i.-
evening from Lisbon, whence he sailed CO..
the 29th June, informs that the Empress o,
Brazil was daily expected to take the
Throne. Two Br. 74's and 2 gun cligs
were in the harbor Of Lisbon, and Br. : /,
and ? gun briggs were cruising off the har-
Dor. AL was quiet there.
n. Y. Mcr. ADV.
A Spanish squadron, consisting of one
90 gun ship, two CAS-, two Ais one 40, and
several smaller vessels were lying at HIa-
yana 2Oth ult.
Bolivar. Dispatches are snid 10 have
been received at Valencia, by express. from
the Liberator, announcing his entire d'sap-
probation of the late occurrences in Nene-
zuela, and conveying his most positive or
ders for the faithful observance OF the Con-
stitutlon.