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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-02
Bryan Hampson & Son,

III hh hAoMSooh ~ CoA3
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
L j 5 do N. Orleans SUG2RS.
80 bbls loaf & lump
10 bids Orleans molasscs
bbls do do
5000 lbs prime green coffee
5000 lbs st Domingo do
1000 lbs Suma,ra pepper
5 chests Gunpowder !mpenal2
90 boxes do do 9T.i&
10 do Young Hyson do
pipes old Cognac brandy
2 do do Holland gin
puncheon superior old Jamaica spirit
6 do Antigua do
do NewEngland do
10 barrels do 90
80 kegs Nader
/ hid and bbls copperas
fierce alum
pipe superior old Madeira wine
s do Li.bon do
10 quarter casks Malaga do
do French Madeira do
S bbls ground ginger
leo reams wrapping paper
Which, with their usual assortment OF well selected
GROCERIES retail, they offer for sale on liberal
terms.
N B. Family Flour constantly on hand. APPS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-02
SUMMER GOODS.
ROBERT BERRY,

Oppos,te Jonathan Butchers Hdrd,care store,
JIAS Jus. received in addition to his Spring Goods
Ill recently advertised, the following articles:
Cloths and cassimeres
Silk mingles for gentemen's coats, new and
beautiful article
French merino bombazine for do
White and colored drings
Do do and striped jeans
Cacees, cambrcs and ginghams
Irish. Scotch and German linens
PLAID, brown and bleached iomestics
Cross barred and striped cambrcs
Plain and figured book muslins
Do do Swiss do
ladies' black and white silk hose
Gentlemens do DO and half do
Bleached and brown Russia saeetinS
White and black Italian grapes
Colored and black Canton do
Black Italian lutestring
Thread and bebbnett laces, bobbinett wells
Parasols and umbrellas, bamboo ard papertans
Ladies fancy work boxes
Plain and twilled black bombazette
Knitting cotton, pink and blue
Florence silk, Ladies and gentemen's gloves
Baltimore Best Cotton Narn,
With many other articles All of which were pur
chased at reduced prices and viii be sold on accom-.
modating terms. tInay W II. D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-02
Spring Goods.

JAMES A. WATERS has Just received and is nov
81 opening, at his new store, southeast corner q.
King and Fairfax streets, general assortment OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
Engineer Office, beaufort, NJ G.
DECEMBER Goth. 1895

ygyHE Engineer charged with the oon,,tion Of tb I n
4 be bnh on The Eastern extremity ofthe Bogne Dank ia
this harbour, wishes "a Tor about fourteen tboun
perohes good durable building Stone and three million, Of
good durable Bricks he aso purchases III quantities iua-
ber aud Oyaer-shell
Tho person, WHO wish to contract, sre 4lyatiseI-
j. That tt Character OF The Stone (per ssiope must be
approved, anil no Stone Of different character Is
bT at the option ofthe Engineer
That during the eohnuapee Of deliveries the ytone to
vessel
s. That the Stones he bounded by nearly rectangular
thickness. side be tiu.ed the face ii TO he ',d NJ
once, in line work the ether forming fsir jnt without
sPans aud That no stone weighing less han iy pounds to
bereceiyedbut at the option the Engineer.
g. That the sl9ue viii ne measured reotans uiar solid
he stones he lad a. close they be laid without hammer.
ogJ aud received 10y the Pefr II twenty five solid feet
Payments viii he made 10 suit contractors hu no adj
vlnsc to ne made unless by agreement The
" pay every aem9no he interest aud CONVENIENCE C
tactuts consistent with his duty
o. WHAT with CiaHe aud other convenience 10 be cro.
vdtdby he Coied Si.ies, which all deliveries must be
made, nnle'>-by special Pefmis'iouto tie contrary.
Pruposeis TO state what they desire in exp
nation Of then contracts what time they will commence de-
iyeries what quantity pes month, quarter, they will de-
vef whether they wish to contract or the whole quantity or
tween tbe contract for the whole or 4 part. "
That the failure Of tb Contractor any one stipulation
gneei, he shreacb ofhe Whole, aud the option OF G Uan
oabe Che Secretary Of W, forfeit the contract ihe u
nhed States wall tbertupoh be etied 70 the amount VI dam
ages sssesstd under the regulations Of paragraph q
For the faithful performance Of stipulation bond, M
approved security w' be required for the paynen, Of penalty
Sufficient iun to indemnify The United sste for Z
aud lyses resulting from such failure together viii snog ~
ooss aud charges Of recovering thesame.
TO- So much u The above applicable 10 bfiet. ell
govern those persons Offering oontacL
-. Proposals 10 be sealed, aud endorsed pr,p.s. ,
contract fe the delivery rf by M
proposal, wall opentd che day. brtc,cen tae a
sixlc eutb March, 1896 and The lowest bidder
ter without delay into written engsfen
~ The Engineer eiaiH,be privilege Of resesoe te whole
namber Of proposals. should lie deen the owe price pfoed
too high but he will not be authorised 70 REJECT the lowest To-
agothsI suoseqcu proposal u before the ,r,c a., -
changed, still lower offer should bereceved and n 5
appear that made add intended be received :, H.
scc before the Jay appoined for opening proyosa shs
be received aud sece " 10 lac h te oer pro
)osals. ~
Jao' ~ Sl-2a~sg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
.Aapy COmmissiOner's Office.

January IL, 1925.
TsyiI commissioners of the Navy receive sealed Propo.
4 sIls, until the Sit day this month, such quantity 81
PiT COILS OF the be, quality may lee cquire during
lhr from III, esOns Contracting tbe Navy
yards
Portsmouth, Nrv- Hampshire,
Chariesuwn Massachusetts,,
Bioukiyn, N.m-York,
Pisil"iulpLil, Pennsy lyaaia,
Ha,hngiui, District OF CO,unibis
GO,rOn. VTgnia, aud
rvusa'oa.
the whole be delivered at the dnTtreu. Yards free
son additional! c&rrnse the United States subject
to the Inspection and -ppro's oil in.
pective yards suei VAei inspections
may dnto
ihe proposal mua state the Ptiee asked per buse OF yc
Peoks.
Jan. 10. Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
SrANZAS.

Z ,u,nrn ihc, --,.,., r I,,,,,,,,.a.
That thou AIT mine no lnorc
I love thec---yet my feeling, sleep,
In silence as before:
~ common loss might tear, bc~ail.
But not los, ike thine,
Aud words might serve lo,e', iancied tale.
But never love ike miae.
1,,,o,i,h.,, ,h. .;,.., ,b,c,t
That bound our hearts ia one,
fThouyh wears Of gloom ,nd anguish ntdl
Hath srrel'd,-thine is gone
Now others in thy gentle eve
Lore, tender truths may see,
And l hall g,re like them, but spy
NJ look oi fOye fos nc.
r.. call. IN =, ,,e,. IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
C4VTJON 20 yIJJE pTTHT

ENiiE subscriber feels n.,eif bound justice the pub
n lie, 10 iUrwarn them against the viola ion bis ega
rights by the purchase and vt " M'Cormicis Patent
anl late Ilpro'e Ps which advertised Tor sale by
\" ,ilan faier Vi IIohu,uJ Va. aud Stephen Cormes
oil FamquisT county, Va.
L. would he for the suhscber. giving tI
cauOn To do than state, tina; aztec wears lahori-
ousy devned 10 making Improve t- Plough e
succeeded IN attaining degree OF perfection the
ton OF w.eh bad never been reached fr different
ovehen which he had invented and adapted after testing
thea hy experiment, aud submitting them the consideration
oi competent judges, embodied in aL secured
TO lnn by Letters Psient g'Ih.5 October 1, 1926
The seharPeriny PeGs NJ 'of which there was dag
aud description published IN the Richmond Enquirer OF the
2i' 81 last mouths cosneS several ieyofant Inproslsn
made 10y tue su-cTbtT, which lac has then present
perfection by yeats Of ibOar aad expensive
nen~i have been publicly tested aud ed sane
% and tie appreciation Of numbers of %
hig,. -
fo this pspable violation Of the subscriber
apology publication he ole ed aud lie feel. h,,n,
called npOu To that such 1.-The hail
Therefore, persons uakig u.ing, vending
'iusing to he made, used veujed M'Cmmicks Patent
pougns, corresponding 10 the description them gwen IL
W. Paimefs Advertisement the Htichnind Enouiier arc
hereby notified st they will he Prosecuted due course Of
law TOT infringing The patent OF the subscriber.
urihem the subscriber OF the oinun that 10 the
public only JUST say that Stephen M'Corn.iek has moi
obtained Letters ;or any such EN- desef
JED How TAR such freedom he considered jutible
viii not undertake TO say. Respectfully,
gideon DAVIS, Manufacturer.
Georgetown. ID. G. lat 2Bth. 1926. gi-St,ytf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
A Vaiuob{e NM t;j,. SoIe.

t7IIE subscriber oe Tor sale his nall situated iu eaaely
. the rJs leading from the Raleigh aJl Old Church
Rrlnoni. 1t we'll fitted having pair of
ot burr aud hfee boo olO.is; ali inferior
Virginia lie deems II mUTe, thcs
wishing purchase will he premises: the payments Ie
tluTed will I've hail each, the o her ia ~ mouths
Hanover, .an "a. Bi--ts4' CHARLES TALJEY.
.nl.d al.o ell MiLL IN. mill 20 ncI = of llId
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
TO COTTON GROWERS.

T5yHE subscriber has erected house in the
Orthe present "ceupiv nv him
lac will COTiOH Siora,c free of char h,
Planter sold lying ia hi house, mi Storage t,c charged
all whenihc taken away. lie will either cell
Cosissis give IL cas-. The highest price rsid IN the
ket. MADISON WAlTllALL.
Sept. - 4i--v6u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
y, De the Ie,h, 1925 " ''-Ne coward eo'-l'
Philip Mathews c,.

~ De the Ielh 1925. s "'e eoa'r
Philip Mathews
Against N"N'P'~'haHt
Peter Coffee, .Tunr. John Coffee 70 ma, ,of.o ,.,
Ih ~" va i wife, Joshua Coffee john c. nee (,ou, az
ca "uoe sIinpson Harris aud Mary his wife Wl,an
hbheI Coiee David cole,' Joshua Cne ~, NJ W.
s 1 i's, Lack aud Dizzy hi wife, William Inge aud EJrh
"e' ihohiss this and Matilda his wife hiin.rr J,os
snd nsgy ms wife Hannah WeaLI.y Robert Wr,ki., MI,
WI in " e"Sey joshua Weakley, Begamin WeskIc JOHN
neison leIoweii and uckev his y,ifr JI,vJ 49,
l"iy ms 'iie John Thomas, William Tiora, MI IL
r,iof' "IiHn Arnold and Elizabeth bis wifi, TI's
qua oarsh ms wife, Peter Thomas and John rbon.
Gaas Ihoma lanes kind,ll and Mary hi, Wifi sa
~ H9 powth and lylis hi. wife lJefeud,n,
ihe defendants excep; John Thomn. no, bs,:n"
and giyfnsreuy accounting 10 an ae Of @
r. cu"y ana HE rules al this c0uri, aud il apnear;n
~; 1i ihn court that they are not ~
ro'I On me motion Of the aid Complainant, Inv N,
Is ordered, that the said defendant. f,coot ~
ih9ni') do appear here first dsy of MAJ, ~ Inn
be s,s ,nr compliments bill and dat copy Of thi, o
pe ol,"ith inserted IN some Of The pubc
pi'td IN The city Of Hiohmond for two month.
90, r. nv" ''Vof " me Courthouse OF his coun,r
IAN ~ IT, ''| ID J. NONSHAAi, c. G.
a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
CORN WANTEn

subscriber Ia, orders To purchase Corn COR cash. iio
a der ufis atrlr Ride may fnI II triI
rest tO make application DIXON TlAiBERLAKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
LaALES U. pEGaaiL

WILL practise IN the hell. Tor the Counties o
w BiiOid, Campbell aud Anhent, and for the town
l. ncanrS. lie resides IN Lynthhurg aad las ie" o
Ma'n-stieet, ntaT tnt liauA-u liDiel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

ALEXANDRIA,, Jan. IS. The sloop Armis-
tead, Capt VIM Jackson from Potomac Creek,
for this port laden with fresh fish, for The Market,
was unfortunately cut through by ice. and sunk
on Thursday last, in Washington's, Reach. She
sunk in four and half fathom water, and will
probably be lost. The crew saved
Phenir Gdz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
GOLD MINES OF NORTH CAROLINA


engaged to superintend the works OF the princi-
pal Gold Mine in North Carolina, } to DR.. Sam
| uel l.. Mitchell, of this city dated,
PHiLADELPHIA, Jan. IL, 1926.
! have contracted with The North Carolina Gold
! Company (ia,ely charte' ed to devote one year
exclusively the minerals OF that stale and to in
troduce steam engines with other proper machinery
to work lie gold mines which from ,te ny
ons authorised by the ess!alure promise TO be
sure OF greater magnitude than was formerly believ
ell. These mines have bctn worked 10 greater exi ca
the last year, than at any previous season. The
total amount OF tie gold obtained for 1925 canIo,
| be exactly known, but from data obtained at the
mines, 1t exceeds eight hundred tlicusaud dollars
The largest amount obtained at any one mine Vas
about twenty thousand dollars This mine was
discovered in January 1928; the gold fount! IL,
place; lilo maisiX ierusinous quartz. The vein ~ as
IN primitive argilacious slate, impresnatel sufficient
II with sulphur 10 form alum after few weeks ex
posure 10 atmospheric air. Ii was from few in
ches to three feet wide OF perpendicular formation
had been worked about forty yards in horizontal
! direction. when The miners 10 slide or shift
and abandoned it through ignorance, supposng til,
i gold as they termed ii to have run ou
/ have been thus particular in the description o
this mne, II Is the only in our country " her,
the gold has been found ne place, from which w,
may draw satisfactory conclusion respecting il.
primitive formation. Except the gold found a
this mine, The rest Las been taken insulated in de
tached pieces, VARYING ia size from tina, iouna a
Reeds mine OF 2S pounds, down 10 mere spannle
and dust. by far the largest properiion is below
the size OF pcnnyw eight, and is washed from
the common soil, which Is mos. generally a spccie
.! ierusinous clay. II. Z. Spec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
FOR RENT

y store sud Lumberhoue good repair At Louisa cou,,
mouse Possession will be ,iyen 1T March reSt M
stand considered 70 be gooJ one to pesoo Of
snd moderate capital Application 10 be taje f. be ,,e
ber two a'ies souea Vi sail sssnhJa.e
Lsu.l, Jss, ~. eowss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

New YoRK, January 81 = BY the ship Niagara,
Capt Crane, arrived last evening, have re-
ceved New Orleans papers to the 9th inst. Capt.
Crane did not leave the Baize until the llth inst
and reports a number Of arrivals in the river.
.Ner. .7dp
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 5. The steam boa, Put
nam, bound from this port for St Louis, with a
cargo OF merchandise, has been snagged and SUM,
near point Chicot, and will be entirely lost with
her cargo. Her main deck was about two fee
under water wien the Magnet passed, and it wa,
feared that not even her engine would be saved.
The rayages of the small Fox are becoming Sc
rious, particularly among the blacks.
Yesterday, n lad, named Thomas Hopkinson, :
native OF Baltimore, aged II years, fell from thu
mast head of the ship Franklin, capt. Fox, b,
which his skull was fractured and one of his thigh
broken he Immediately expired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
Ttal,


Ite annual sum paid Tor the conveyance OF
,hose Is 900 tons, from Baltimore to Pt Pleasant
would therefore be 81 ,296 900.
Sd. was informed in Pusburg in Dee. Ja2O
by several extensive mercantile houses there, that
the expense Of conveyance of a ton weight, from
philadelphia to that place, by road was l25 dolls.
and that il seldom had been less; that since 1912.
il had exceeded 40 dollars (ts is the reason vvIy
the importing trade Of Wheeling is Of late, 80 far
outs,riding that Of Pittsburg, comparatively Il
believe il IS now about 100 dollars and not Iitelv
20 be less; and that the annual importing tonn,ae
Of that place. cannot be less than 40, or 10 900
tons, exclusive Of its very extensive manufacture
ing trade that this is destined to many parts Of
the Ohio Valley, and some even so far West as 81.
Louis, and south as Nashville, SC. and that per
hsps 30 900 tons Of il, passes Point Pleasant an
nuaily Let us, therefore, say that the convey
ance OF ton from Philadelphia, to Point Pleasant
THIS way is:
TO prtsburg 500
To z Pleasant by water 3
Total 1903
The suns, therefore, annually paid tor the above
30 900 tons, transported from Philadelphia TO
Point Pleasant, would be $1,000 600.
Alb The distance from New York, via the
grand canal, and Lake Eie, and any route across
the state Of Ohio, TO Point Pleasant, being more
tan one thousand miles: And the distance from
. f.T.: via ST, LaTtencs and tse Lakes, and any
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
a the 18Th. fa25 ''l 'Nu''i NVNt

Il y CHANCEkl. In Powbalaif county count N,ea-i-.
! a the iglh, 1870 ' '''' -'"'shinsi
=, IN mas Foire, William Subject who inerm,rriel ,;
wary fUf'ee ~ deceased; and Ste phenSub n,,i@
up,et and Mary Suleit infant children Of the aid W;i
subject by ms late wife aforesd Thomas Jordor a.
nffnaT"d with Saiah fofsee deoeascJ and Als.J.-
wife aforesaid, wv ~ ~ i rs ias@
sgan,t A'a'OuDs
Nancy torsec Csfoline Matilda Torsec F;,r, = .rc.
who mtsrmaried with Margaret Forsee nov deeesed* XXI
Albert Roper and Eid.d ROPER infant eilJcs itbs I
Hnna', topper w ~ late wife afofesaiJ ID, fcpIs,
ms day csnsth Pan,Ts by then a,t6rneyt and fled tte;,
9inuEgsi 'ne beendsu aud process Is varcJ agsf, ff
euano cause themo apposrheie and answer he ssps
anu peTms 10 ur abstraction OF The count mai be
aaris " ilam Hrer Albert Roper and Edred Ronef ,e No.
nhdnian,. OF i commonwealth the motion 81 lie pha.
~ her attorney b decrced aud ordered bv n. count that
We alu ~ named Defendants do appcsr here on or befo
i"usaay IN tebruafy mkt answer the bill sfor,
sao and at copy II his order he forthwith ip.eeJ IN or
ne~paret Puhihednihe city Richmond ard eootn, ~
Two poh'h tsveiy snd that another cory be oed =, a.
ron door o. The Courthouse II this county on Two sueess
court c.ys, Prcyg to he ssid third ThgrsJsv IN F.hs,
~ -, IVY ''''e, WI. S. DANCE, g.
Qws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

he redeemed. He had about loo dolls. IN good
money, no doubt the fruit OF his speculation.
| Con. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

lar character, or TO subsefve ali ice pecuniary puS-
poses of the civil government of the common
wealth.
A CITIZEN OF TIE WEST.
Rockbridge, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
90 p ~ 1"'lFt I'D fOf buckingham ovuYl '

IN CfANCERY. Ata court l+id for I,ueIin-I. -,
the lSth day Of December, IG25. 'O"'
Creed TAYLOR an infant under l.e n.e IF ,veo,,.. 80
sgant ~ia'"'n'
isoheIt H. Dshncy end Ashury Crcnshayg C;co M -
ahd Walker J. Fontaine e1teu.rs If u,y,J ~ . 'yps
Mhiam y Randolph, Thomas +. Bouldu Joeoh Nvs+, ~
T ' TiS, ynhn puiIeid and Amanda his Wife Pedtl
Tb. ,1ns.,.,," 'a " .", ', n, - Defendants.
Hcs a. fsoss not having entered Their arpe, ane. nn
security according 10 the act Of Assembly and tl. rule, 81 ~
eoIi ana happeang TO the Satisfaction ofhe es,rt dat a.
sad myers and whe and Frederick a. Hos AZ moi
ano Of this state: Un The motion Of the pan,iT m
Is 9rdeiedihst The said My aud wife, aud Fred~
c IL i'os DO srpear here before March count s,t
answer TIE PLAINTIFF bill, and that COPY offhis or. I r a.
~n punished ~ he Iiehmond Enquirer two months
"nu posted uP at Tie front door Of the eotrib.uss
'h', county Copy. Tede II. ELDRfDGE Jr H. q =
90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
FROM NEW ORIEANS

the Spanish squadron recently rived there, would
soon make cruize along the coast of Colombia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

Mr.. Crawford, on Friday left this city or a
visit to Mr.. Timothy Barnard, at Wilmington ISL
and He is expected up tomorrow. We gratilied
to learn that his visit the sea-boad has consde
rably improved his health. Georgian, Jan. 16.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

II was anticipated that the new treaty, which,
it is un,.er stood, has been formed with the Creek
Indians, would have been sent into the Senate yes
teriay, but no message received from the Ex-
ecutive, and OF course the treaty could not have
been received. Nat la!.
The bill TO extend the Judca, System OF the
United States Yesterday passed It's third reading
in the House OF Representatives, without word
of debate, and without division being called.
The question was considered To have been deiini-
lively settled the preceding day, when majority
o. two to one appeared III favour OF the measui e.
The bill was received in the Senate yesterday
and passed through its first stages in that body.
After having been three weeks employed On
one subject, the House OF Representatives found
itself yesterday new ground not unbeaien,
system oil Fortihcations is new 20 the present
Congress, and perhaps to some oi our readers. For
their use, tie elore, shall give brief sketches oil
the debates that occur upon IT, That OF yesterday
debate we are accidentally Obliged TO defer, but 1t
slia. be brought up in our next. The opposition to
the proposed appropriations is MOI, generally, di-
recle TO the principle of the bill, bu; rather the
slledged want OF system and precision in the ex-
pendures rather 10 tie aut OF specific iniof-
nation on these points
a subscription has been set on foot, in Frederick
county, Virginia, with prospect OF success, fol
the purpose OF erecting Marb Monument Il
she memory of Geaeral Morgan the distinguishes
warrior OF tho Revolution, whose remains lie il
the Presbyterian Graveyard, Winchester, OF which
! place, or its vicinity, he was native. To-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02

against 49, e -' , " ne, fi'hs'
executors of W iian Anderson dee $3.50 i''u ,.as.so"
The defendant iihoda IA III NOT b,v;,. ,, /, pei"'s'
security aceording the of Assembly a,t
-, 's conIi, AMI appearing sail, of lie.
,a' sac Is moi mbahtant tins stae n, ~.
Mn , ~ 1, y their attorney ordered that the said
A. In, atp'a heie on OF before March court aud .n,wr
n.'i snH that copy oil this order be foIlhvit,
o'ied IN Richmond Enquirer for two month, ,aecs
county 4 copy. Tete n IN nu,rtn,t 81 inns
Jsg. IL N-DniDui..Jf u. u u
2---gSv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-24
BOsTOv. AUG. Q1.

BosTos, Aug. 81.
Pirates orhe .Nediterrdn.an. Advices
from Smyrna to the 18th June and from Nal
ia to the 2o,h May have been received at
this port. The Smyrna papers gives nu-
merous accounts of detentions and robberies
of neutral vessels, particularly those Of
France, England and Austria, by Greek
crulzers, (some Of them described to be
large vessels); and that the squsdrons Of
those cations had frequent and bloody con-
tests with them, in protecting the CON-
merce Of their respective countries, recov-
ering the plmdered property, and in the
destruction of the picafoons. The British
frigate Sybelle, Capt. Peehell, arrived at
Malta latter part of May, from cruise,
having dislodged a most atrocious nest OF
pirates on the =. side Of the island OF Can
dia. Capt. Pechell received information at
Alexandra Of the existence Of the nest of
pirates, from two Maltese and Sandman
briggs and lost no time in proceeding IN
search OF them.--On arriving off Gambia, Il
gAs net lsng before be desssied tive mys-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-24
al arrirn.

In this town on Thursday evening last, by
he Rev. mr. Eddy, mr.. Ira Stillman, of Hop.
kintou, to miss Mary Ann Sherman, daugh-
Ter of the late mr.. Perry Sherman, of this
town
In Providence, on Sunday morning last, by
the Rev. Mr. Pickering, Mr.. William ii. Bill.
Ington, TO miss Caroline +, Melville, daugh.
Ter Of mr. AndrsE Meyile David 4d,'s al Nan
,ucke, to miss Frances Kaull, daughter of mr.
lnhn knlll, of thiS town.
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Tlirn,

On the 9th inst Harriet Amelia, daughter
oi mr., John w. Davis, Sd, aged IL months, 4
days
In Portsmouth, on Thursday last, mr.. Viii
liam Albro, aged - years
In East Greenwich on the 9Th inst. after q
lingering illness of FIVE years. mrs Mary
Greene wife of job Greene, Esq in the Ath
year of her age.
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Voa'ou. with the operation OF skill as a
TuaGIl. 9eriormer.
otl. That 10 confirm the expression of
nIy opinion n tie experiment OF the morn.
log, think !, Is honorable to the Inventor,
for is admirable simplicity, safety and E.
conomy. AMI deserving of the examination
%. all propr!e.ors and travellers.
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL.