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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
GENERAL L.ArAYErrE-

Copy OF letter OF General LAFiYErrr under date q
29th OF Elarcii, 1926, al P,..;s 10 gentleman OF
Washington
we are anxcusiy waiting fer the arrival Q. tso
New York rackeis hope they will bring me some
thing from You At all events, ! will know what is
going on at ashingon, and parts Of tho United
States: II IS food 10 my mind, "a consolation oil NIX
heart which las become an ever necessary TO
me. am happy TO think the Panama Mission is now
on lis way believe il Of high moment cr the welfare
OF south America and Mckee, FOR the prospects Of
mankind, and Tor the dignity OF tho people OF the ri
ted states, mat 'ey Nay preserve and exct Tie moral
influence 10 Which they ale 50 Justly emitted"
Hcltacdo'y Gccidemf.-Thc Salem Y y Post states
that, on Sunday evening, the 5Gtl April, about eleven
O'Clock, the house oi Joseph .NeceU, in Whitehall
three miles south Of The village, by fire,
with all his furniture. wearing apparel Sc TIC old
and his wife, with two Others OF the family escaped
with ditEcuity, but f'ro 1oaaS men, .icp5tlrs Of IN
NeceH, aged II 0Nd 10 yetr&, persisted Ia ne ames-
he Whitehall Emporium says the two Young men,
whose names were Leonard and Cole. were asleep in
tic upper part OF the h;.usc and were literally burnt
to ashes. The wife OF MIR Newell is said 10 ilaye
been so badly burnt that her recovery is considered
doubtful.
COS
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FIRGfTyl:


At rules holden in office OF the supe ricr court Of
Snancefy Tor the Richmond district, rd day April,
i'oue'' foofe L. ~ n Hubbard, Rankin and
t"wle pattneis dnmg business under finn of Rankin
Fowle, Peterson ami McKinl,,. ,nr,ners
aud merchants doing bnsincss the STYLE of Peterson
.S Mckinley rhon'as Cooksey and II L. Philip, anJ
Nooel' E~ihs' pits.
John Hcntrer, WIN. w. Hening, Elijah Brown, George
Hendrce' Hamilton Potts, VIM. w. Smith, Albert W.
smith, Sarah Ann Smith, and Vim. Smith John S. Myers
anu N""eft Scott DIS.
The defendants John Hci,lrcc and Elijah Brown ror
having entered their appearance and given security ac
cords 10 the act assembly the rules of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence they are not
inhabitants of this oountry is ordered that the said de-
eAanis Go appear here the tenth day the next term
ana answer The bh OF the pla nIils and that copy of
'S order be forthwith inserted iii newspaper publ;sI-
ed IN Inc city OF Richmond, AMI
posted at the from, door of the capitol, ctv
u Acoy. Tcs;e, I'm. ~. HENTNG e. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

T'iECtI.lY.4:
At rules holden in the clerks the superior court
enanceFy for the Richmond distric the 3 day OF April
William W. Hening, pr
against
john tiendree' Elijah Brown George W. Walker GEORGE
llend'ee Hamilton Potts, w. VI. Smith, Albert w Smith
Sdf"h Ann Smith, VIM. Smith, and Robert G. Scott and
John s. Myers, trustees under deed of trust executed h
the sa'on iiendIee Joshua Crump Solomon and Moses
Glen ana Prents Chubb, doing under the firm of
- " NJ Allen X Co. and Nehemiah Tichenor d0s
The defendants John Hendrec Elijah Brown t;eoyo "
"akef' ana D * NJ Aleu- not having the If appear
ce ana given security according act of assembly
an" 'e ieS OF THIS court and appearing Nv atisfacto
e'lience that they inhabitants of this copntr ::
oeG mat the said defendants do appear on the tenth
sy Oh e next tern" and answer the bill pa nti and
tha' copy ct this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
paper published in the city of Richmond for two months
oessiveiy and posted the front door of the CAPITOL in ,b
said city. ~ F'' " 'o
81 copy. Trsc, H.M H. HEhING. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

HNAhtN - Inc subscribers the 18th of this month
Il from joh" Cousins boat. (acad man james Nicolas)
one ticrca al ;ocacco. ISuAhI RANDOLPH,
Lack-Aeepe, Inspector oil boats.
Nav - 3y
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cotton Planter 4 Cultiya,or.

yANhOS l. Interested ia the culture OF Cotton informed
q tina; chime isinvcnled for planting aud cultivutnr
is crop, which promises 10 be of great Importance 1t
has been lately exhibited both III Richmond and Petersburg
aud met u,e appreciation Of al who had opportunity of
seeing IL Those who associate large crops tobacco or
corn w.;h cotton, will ind it valuable acquisition Il is
computed that one hand with this uiach,e will plant on
cultivate ten per day. They simple their
Construction tiat amy common mechanic make them
and a;,y farmer Keep them in repair
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

O'Nefs tot tAen. vii. or received y LEWIS Wrnn.
y Co Nirtimond-lAs. g. kENDAIl. s. Co. Petersbur.-
and SiNCIAlR NinoRE Baltimore where he l chimes
may al any ina be Price eft the machine eighteen
dollars
Feb i,,-e,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

rules holden in clerks Office Of the superior cou,
q chanc.fy for the Richmond district, the Sd day of
April, 1926:
Joi4' lieia, executor Of iIcnry IIetI,,deo'd, PH.
against
Haelaria sasa,i, IicharJ Sassaen, Peter Perduc and
'e'''y "a"do!h ez or of Harry Heth, deed, Ifl5
80 scTciacias awarded IN this cause not having been
Ieti'rea cSccuicd the dcfs. Zachafah Sugar and
i'eH'" SasSecn aD3 they having entered their APP
9""cc l gwen scCuriy ordug tie art of assem-
D and I've rules OF This and appearing by salts
da;oy c'euce, that tbey inhabitants Of is coun-
y; " IS ordered: that the said defendants appear here
OF 'e tenth day of the next and slew rausc If anv
y ca against the revival sought Ivy the said process; nd
'h'i copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in lie city Of Richmond, for two
"'s sacccssigciy aud posted the front door Of the ca
HI"i, 10 the said city.
- Copy. Tcsfc, I'm. u. IENTNG, c. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
Valuable Land for Sale.

SrRsuANri the last will nj testament of John Young
n senior decd, The Subscribers at pubic sale
subject Ia the widows right OF dowpr, premises o.
Thursday, tire LIST OF jane nest, that valuable
Land at which he Gieu possessed, situate Back creek.
Augusta county, conta ming by survey Goo acres
nearly POO o! which cleared under good fence IN
high state Of curatiGm, with least 2D ii FIRST
rate meadow ground, aud be made. There are
ON this Land two Dwelling Houses, Ea,n, other
houses for the accommodation ut families. and
several s.nSs OF the best This tract Of Land
teservediy ranks among the best county which
ies tie cleared land surpassed 10y SECTION
OF the country, and we feel perfectly saving that
the woodland has decided superiority the
va liable lands OF the kini~kuowi which vet to
breach Perhaps iewpand tracks OF lis size In the state
are less incusbered with Sierii, Improbable grouud
When the intrinsic uc az Land is cGusderc.I-il,e
excellence q: tile ncgh5oghoni and sorieiy which SrouiG
-and the public Improvements which going ou aud
contemplated, lit pesumc TAI! to at
act tie attention Of of capital. The subscribers
deem further description unnecessary, those wishing
TO purchase will first view the premises Possession vii, be
given on the first of October oiowrg which time one
third o the purchase money will be required balance
in four equal annual payments, by lien o TIC
property. The purchaser ,nay privilege TO ,c-
pare for sowing down oi the ground immediately
after haccest ANDREW YOUNG,
ROBERT :. YOUNG, ( ~ o.S'
Augusta couuty. Va Marcel, u, 1896. y I0t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
TJRCLNTq.

Airie holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court
April, 1896
samuel be"n and Caroline his wife, late Caroline Hollo
way SIZE hcif Of David Holloway, decd PTS.
against
Iomf !ioioway Thomas Pcttis FheJe his wife, AMI
i'''<""fin Holloway and Thomas r. Swami, nuc G..
mann babney VI. Wharton, and Ann his wife, antr
-''''o" Robinson and Jauc bis wife, heirs of Samuel
""'' Gee ~ DHs.
ne 'eioA:ani Jane Robinson, wife Of the said Nelson
"o having entered her appearance given Sc
.'0hg to the oot OF assembly and the rules Of this
nPeaFlnS by satisfactory evidence, that she is
' m in"ui Of ibis country; IL is Ordered tina the said
's'a"' 40 mere the tcn,h day Of the next tern,
VIC hl oi Ire plaintiffs and tha a copy Of this
E" 'F g. H'c"moDd Ger two months successfully, ard
~ ic I'D. coor ot ne capitol, u fire said citv
- '.' i"s'o- Qs ". jTE NT-'Tr r =,
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FIRGLNIq:

FLRGLNIl:
~ rules holden in HE clerks Office of the suneror co
OF ch7nGe+y for the Richmond district, rd da, Of
Henry Wyche and FfcdeFicI Shelton yyG.
James T. Robinson, Martin Pucke; DAVIS Robinson and
~ Icy ,. cnpion' DTS.
his apprardnce and given security according TO the act c
assembly ana inc 'ulrs Of this court and appea ring by s
"i'''"ry rvidehce that he is inlabitant of this
country: II is mdcrcG, That the said defendant do o
mere ON the tenth lay of the and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs; and that copy this order be forthwith
mond for Two months successigey and posted n, The f,
door Of the Capitol in the said ciiv
Acopy. Testc,
II lin. IL I{ENyA-C,
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-eSe-

NJ MILAN young pedestrian, says Eag'is! paper.
mas accomplished the surprising est Of walking hundred
and ten miles n si,rrrs<ivp iin,trs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
NAVY CoMMIssIoEEHs OFFICE.
cd Ma, 1905

NAVY CoMmIssIoEENs OFFICE,
Sd MAY, 1926.
TESHE Commissioners Of the Navy vii receive sealed
q proposals uni! tie first day OF July urx, for fur
nishimg
1900 Moshets and Boyonets, such as arc uscG IN
the army,
2O00 Cutlasscs-anG
500 pair ri Boarding Pistols.
Samples OF tie CutIasses and Pistols bc forwarded
with the Offer u4uish the same.
MAJ So
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BtGINL.l:

2 fIttIIVII~i:
\; rules icdeo in inc clerks Office the superior court
cancr'y iof the Rchmond District the rd day OF April,
lG26:
JOAN g. iobson admir- lie with The will annex
I'd of Mathew Alaben, decd, tie said john C. iIobsom,
aud Mary Is vile, inrght oil the said Mary late Mary
ogaias,
Janes Janiron. Willis b. yie%, Marth, C.. his WIFE
john Blanc, David Alabeu I. !. Pcikinson and c. Ford
dt1s
The defendants Wills :. Nck and Martha his vile, not
having entered te:r appearance aud given security accord
ing t" the act Of assembly and the rules OF this court, and
appearing by satisfactory evidences iat they
habdEtsc: mis- country: is ordered. the said tae
0a's do agn@ai here the tenth day Of the aud
answer the oi of The plaintiffs; and l"i copy Of this
der bc forthwith inserted newspaper published in
the ciiy OF Richmond, Or months successfully, aud
posted e front door of the Capitol The said city.
- copy. Tesic. ij.M. u. /IE.NI.N[t. G. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

The following certificate, 10 which many rcspecta-
dc Signatures nigh; have been added will oub be per-
cctiy satisfactory.
Having witnessed the operation of Mr.. Smiths Patent
Cotton Planter and CuiiNa;o we have hesitation in
sayiUs that fully the purpose which is de-
signed opens the row, drops the auy cuar
distance required, lightly rolls it at one opea
on and All much better hanit could DC done by hand al
Ter i:o coton up, small pous,s attached,
whc removes the grass aud weeds foi bo;h sides the
plant 1T once IL operates fast as horse usually
WALKS / Is necessary however, that the should be
first listed and free tom stumps other obs,Iuctios
SjrNeG da--
i'IcHABD FIEl.p. lV9I. NJ AVt;YsOy
lOBENr BCLIING,. FRs G.. YAScEy
WRIGHT ROBINSON, +. STOKES.
ALIEN. CUNNINGHAM,
Petersburg, Goth January, 1885.
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IlIRCLNY.l.

~ rules, holden The clerks Office Of tine superior cour,
"i chAncery for the Richmond district, ;lc 81 day
April. 1926
Amas" Palmer. executor oil Ha.daway DAYS., deed,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
I {REf.ATl.

A Cory. IcSie,
~ JT.J. ". HE.NTNI; Z. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

Lewis Hazard and susan his wife, and ahn Aston and
Jane ais wife, and Joseph w. Harper, E.usnu Worsha,
Abner Adams William y. Pryor. and Samuel Pryor,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
RAILWAY IN NETWORK.

Messrs. s. Van Rensselaer, and George Will
liam Featherstonhaugh, have petiioned the
New-York Legislature, for an act of ncorpora-
ton for themselves and their associates, with
an exclusive privilege for a term of years to
build a railway between the Mohawk and Hud-
son rivers (probably from Schenectady to Al
bany,) with capital of 100000, to be increas-
ed to $500, 900 if necessary, and to receive such
tolls as the Legislature may see fit to grant
This application for leave to construct rail-
way, on a route where canal has just been
completed, and is in full operation, may serve
as test Of the opinion of the applicants, who
are ready to embark their property in the un-
dertaking, Of the comparative advantages OF
canals and railways. They declare in their pc
ton that "they have not been prompted to it
by spirit Of speculation. Their object is pub.
lie improvement, They feel confident that
they possess the means of increasing the public
prosperity; and are willing and able to put
them in operation, provided they are protected
by the legislature. And they hope to give an
ample proof Of the sincerity of their profession
by declaring that if the Legislature upon mature
advisement, should prefer to execute so grea,
an improvement as the public expense, they will
cheerfully relinquish their individual views, and
aid in the execution Of the work by communi-
eating all the information they possess
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
late FROM FRANCE.

Charleston, FEB. 10 The French brig Dryas,
arrived at this port yesterday, left Havre on the
9Th Of January, but brings no newspapers
Our files are probably on board the French
brig lie Solide, which sailed on the 9TH.
The letters which we have seen, by this ar
rival, and which are up to the date Of her sail.
ing, do not contain single item Of political
news. Some interesting commercial informa-
zion will be found below.
Extracts of letters.
eHaure, 7h Jm.-We herewith hard you a
copy Of our printed cotton statement, and re-
ferring to our respects of the 4th inst. per Ora.
CO, we have now merely to advise that since
then about $50 bales good and fine new Cplands
have found buyers at ISL sous, few bales at
90, and about 200 new Virginias and Uplands
at % 2s4 About 90 bales choice Orleans
too, have been taken at Sc sous, few Bengals
at l9, and few Surats al 90. On the whole
there is little change in the position of our
market; some advances have been obtained on
Orleans, owing to the very small extent OF the
stock Of that staple; and on the other hand
the prices accepted for new Uplands show that
holders are DESTROYS of realizing the handsome
profits obtainable on shipments at Is and ID
cents. A further retrocesslon or temporary
improvement, must mainly depend on the ex.
tent Of coming supplies. Since the sale oil
new rice at 4of on 4th inst. nothing has been
done in that grain. The ship Garonne from
Savannah has arrived in our Roads"
Statement showing the Importation of Cotton Wool in
to Havre, in 1926, &C.
Stock on 3lst Dec l824-N. Orlean 2l3o,
Upland s4o7, Sea Island S56, with the other de-
scriptions making a total Of 1921.
Imported from LIST Jan. to Slst Dec. 1885,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
COMMERCIAL.
Prices of Produce in alexandria yesteraay:

We have been favored with the following
extract of letter from La Guayra, dated the
I'd inst. which will be Of interest to those who
have been engaged in the Colombian trade, as
they are entitled to return OF the extra duties
paid in the ports of that country:
''In virtue of Mr.. Anderson's Treaty, Anne.
rican vessels now pay no more duties than Co.
lombian in the ports of Colombia; and, as it
has been made manifest to the Intendant that,
since the 9th Of May last, Colombian vessels
have paid the same duties In your ports as
American vessels, he has decreed a refundment
of the discriminating duty exacted here on A
merican vessels since the said 9th of May.
The tonnage duty on American vessels is Of
course only one real per ton, and the river duty
is not exac,ed; although this being municipal
regulation, i, is contemplated to lay the river
duty on Colombian as we'll as all foreign YES
sells, with a reduction to more equitable a
mount. Goods introduced in Amerie an vessels
pay Il per cent. less duty than formerly"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
uThe citizens Of Alexan-

dria are invited to attend meeting of the Auxiliary A.
merican Colonization Society, at Christ Church, this
evening, at o'clock. Addresses appropriate to the
occasion may be expected, ard collection will be Ia
ken up to aid the funds of the institution.
Two vessels, with nearly two hundred emgrants,
have just sailed for the of Africa and the collec
tons intended for the expedition have fallen far short
OF the required amount and of the expectation OF the
Managers. When the magnitude of the object, and
the great benefits intended to the vast continent Of A
fca and to this country considered it is hoped that
this appeal to the public will be by liberal contri.
button. February 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
r.. Z ArauiO Wine +.

ToHN H. LADD, agent for the house of Rogue Cac-
% tano d'Araujo of Madeira, expects by the first OPP
portuny from Baltimore, further supply Of Wine Of
this we'll known brand, which he will sell the most
advantageous terms.
Gentlemen disposed to import their wines direct
from MADEIRA requested to furnish their orders at
the present tme as the members Of the Madeira
mousse, now in town. will give particular directions for
the execution of such orders may now be forwarded,
and will engage supply said gentlemen with the best
outh Side Madeira. feb IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

N. Orleans s27lo, Upland $500, 'Sea-Island
4e4. with other descriptions making total OF
l2o5lS-in all, l344s4.
Stock on 3ist December, 1926, N. Orleans
e7s. Upland 65l7, Sea Island So, with other
dissertations making total of 1865.
TAKEN through the market in 1926, total 120749.
Do do. do. in 1924, total, 1880.
0Frorn this statement it appears that Havre
has sunplied the interior, this year, with l2o749
bales Cotton, which quantity compared with
that taken through the market in 1924, shows
diminution of 242l9 bales, as already parti-
cularized. This diminution. appears to have
arisen in some degree, from the extraordinary
though almost nominal prices to which Cotton
rose about the end of April, and which, while
they occasioned suspension OF demand during
two months, we are led to believe, served to di-
minish the activity of our spinners. 1t may
be doubted. however, whether this circum-
stance at all affected the consumption Of Man
ufacturcd Goods Hence it appears possible
that the stocks of those articles have decreased
in similar proportion, and that additional &C
tiyity NAV now be necessary to place them on
their ordinary footing The provision Of Cot
ton too. which now remains with the Spinners,
is considered very scanty; perhaps to degree
sufficient to account Tor large portion OF the
defalcation we have noticed.
"January s-Some few choice parcels Of
new Uplands by the Eucharis from your port,
have been sold at % sous; but an immediate
and important decline is confidently looked
for The brig Wade's cargo would not
bring more than twenty-seven sous, and prices
are expected to come down to IS IS sous, as
soon as several cargocs daily looked for shall
arrive. Buyers are in consequence very back.
ward, and the holders very anxious to sell, the
present prices yielding small profit"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
AUCTIONS.
Trust Sale.

Dr. virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscri'
Id Der on the 18th day Of June 1925 b, Noblet Her
bert to secure the payment of certain sums OF money
therein mentioned due from the said Herbert to Ma
thew Ransom, ESQ., Of Charestown, Jefferson co Va.
which deed Of trust is recorded in the Clerks Once
of Jefferson County Court, shall proceed to sell 70 te
highest bidder public auction, for cash. ct the Sourt
House of said county, On Saturday the 2sm ooy %
March nert,
A Certain Tract Of Land,
containing Sixty Acres situate in the county aforesaid
about mile southwest oeCharlestown, adjoining the
lands of John A. Washington, Esq and others; or as
much of said land will be sufficient to satisfy said
Ransom the sum of five hundred and twenty one dol
lars and twenone cents that being the balance, nc,
ding interest, which will be due him said deed OF
and charges of carrying said trust into effect Such
title will be made the purchaser is vested in the UNI
designed as trustee. JOHN YATES,
Charlestuwn, Feb. 1S-25-ts trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY.

In THE SENArE--Mr. Hayne of South Caro-
lima, announced the death Of his colleague, the
Hon JOHN GA1LLARD; whereupon the Secreta-
ry was ordered to communicate the intelligence
to the House of Representatives, and inform
that body that the funeral would take place the
following morning, at the hour of eleven
o'clock And then the Senate adjourned.
In THE HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs-A-
mong the various petitions which were present
ed, were two from the District of Columbia, viz:
A petition Of the merchants and others, inter-
ested in the navigation Of the Potomac to the
District Of Columbia, praying that Buoys be
placed at the Kettle Bottoms-at Port Tobacco
Shoals-at the various Shoals of Nanjemoy
Reach-at Lower Cedar Point Bar-and at
Craney Island Bar-And a petition from the
Unitarian Church Of Washington, praying that
the various religious societies of the District
Of tolumbia be empowered to hold and acquire
certain portions of real property in Corporate
or Congregational capacity, and in such capa-
city to enter into engagements OF civil or tenn
poral nature; and that they be further empow-
cred to elect, at their discretion, certain per-
sons who shall constitute body polite or cor
porate, with authority to act as Trustees in be-
half of said societies respectively, and to ma
mage the property Of the same.
A message was received from the Senate,
announcing the death of the Hon. JOHN GAIL
LARD, and that his funeral was appointed &c
take place the next morning at eleven o'clock
The message having been read, MIR. Wilson, OF
S. Carolina, presented the following resolution
which was adopted unanimously
Resolved, That this House will attend the fu
mural of the Hon JNo. GArLLARD, late member
Of the Senate, from the State of South Caro-
lima, tomorrow at eleven o'clock, A. M.-and
as testimony of respect for the memory o.
the deceased, will go into mourning and veal
Grape for thirty days The House then adj
iourned 20 half past 10 o'clock the following
morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

By the schooner United States, at this port
on Saturday, in nine days from Havana, the E.
dilors of the American have received from an
attentive correspondent in that city, file of the
Diario de la Habana to the Sth inst. inclusive, and
The following letter dated Bait. Am Feb. 90.