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TO Warmers aud Physicians.

To Farmers and Physicians.
RE1NG afflicted with the rheumatism, and my health
- otherwise too delicate to admit of my attending to
an extensive country practice offer for sale the FARM
on which reside. This farm contains from
400 to 800 Acres
of rolling land of the best quality The soil is mix
ture of clay and sand with subsratum of marie, which
by deep ploughing may be kept in constant course
of improvement 1t is situated in King George coun.
ty, Virginia, in the centre of wealthy and popu-
lous neighborhood, .(called Chotank.) The build.
ings are commodious. the dwelling house not of the
modern fashion,-but comfortable and sufficiently
large to accommodate any family. The stables and
granery have been built but few years. and are upon
the most improved plan. The situation handsome and
elevated three ourths Of mile from the Potomac river
Of which it commands beautiful extensive prospect
On this estate there are neyerfaling springs,
yielding the purest water that have ever seen on
Hf2asge the same number of acres. Timber, of the
sMsMs kind common to such soil, is abundant,
szAss Red & White Oak, Hickory, Walnut. &c
the nd growth is locust and cedar 1t hes suffc-
emily remote from creeks and marshes to ensure health
to its possessor, and yet enough to receive the
physicians employment in his profession. The terms
will be very accommodating Persons disposed to
purchase will address their letters to Hampstead, Va.
nov II GEO. FITZHUGH.
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COMMERCIAL.

Pricesof Produce in alexandria yesterday:
Flour, (new wheat,) -. -. SIS %
Wheat, (much wanteD l O5 ~
Corn, (sales) :" e 81
rye, %
Oats -. %. 80. %. 0 81
Whiskey. go " . SO
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REING afflicted with the rheumatism, and my health
- otherwise too delicate to admit of my attending
an extensive country practice offer for sale the FARM
onxu which reside from,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-18
Look Out! Look Out! Look Out
$500 Reward.

ELoPED from my residence on the 10Th inst. negro
~ NoRRAGE, about "a years old, S feet eight or
nine inches high, of dark complexion, regular fea-
lures. likely appearance and considerable Intelligence
He has been trained from his infancy as house SER
NO doubt taken with hm snnpiy Of money with d
feren kinds of clothing as he has been very lately
convicted Of several very high handed theits. Prev-
ousy to this he bore the character OF very truswor
thy servant in every respect He is well known in the
District of Columbia, particularly in Alexandria, and
has been at times with d %s sn a, oa my nus
land :, 49,. .
tits likely some unprncplsd scOundrel will furnish
ps s ss be- ns a
The District or Prince Georges County, SO that
GET him again. or Fifty Dollars if taken in any other
Bart of Maryland Virginia or the above reward ia
lvered to me at my residence.
Hatton Hill, near Piseataoay, +. Georges 70. Nd.
nov 13
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VIRGINIA LEaIsLApURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGAIES-

THURSDAY. 10. 81 communication
WAS received from The senate, that thry
nd passed The nil sddlng 10 thr county of
Taze~ell pats Of Washington aud Wy the.
M Gordon. reported hill providing f,r
the appointment of an additional Cha0cel-
lor,
The House again resolved itself INTO ,
committee ol the =" hole IN Inc Divorce bill
Nj. ID eoomguole IN the char
Mr.. Winston, offered an amendment To
the 81 section of the bill, which us rrjrcl-
ed. On motion of Nlr. Morr.s Of W. an
amendmenI vas adopted NJ. upshur oil
tered substitute to the whole hill, when
n eNplal, ed, aud WITH The view To CIV
TIM Tor lis ron lderetion, the committee
Ioee aud obtained lea,. 10 ~ again
The SPEAKER lahd hcforr the iIou,r lei
ter from III" go,erno, M the following
words:
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ROBE

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v,,,aa .,.n.l.,.an ~, ~
no., a1.,,,.a, harn on rn..,.. .u; '. p''u-
I.n.hl, a,,'. - ~ w" CONT
,,a. ,' .'," - '''u " wv purpose oI
''.'''.i i.,'e " "a ~ ~ '''"' " ''' zane
NJ :, ,'''' ''''' CAM ',e AN "+9ge
:, '1,'''"' VINO was VIZ "''l',"0s'"nd told
VIZ. p'""''y 'haI he ""nid rendef MN
a,' l''f assistance ~ MS p",hf III mskng
MS '',''oaFu l'e,'n 50. - "wednesday we
mug h' asked VI ID. 10 rhAnsr Two dol
''r ''"'' ne TOOK ~" ., i""5eN from b''
Pn'Nr, ana fhaa2'n II; "h'n 9"lt7 askrt
u" '3rilta all th't money IN ms Pofks.'
ana ''ld MN 'hht ne h'h potter putt INTO
MS 'rnak' VIZ - TOOK MS advice and did
So d9'N ho'h walked '"'' h"' h'1 not
gone lar when smith iet' I'm, und'r pr'-
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~ moved to sifils out the frst section
uf the bill. 3D.
Washington. Jan. THE Senate did
not slt Yesterday
IN the II hls- of Representatives, the
discussion Of the Judicial Bill WAS resumed
m Committee of the who'll, when Mr.
Mercer. of Virginia. sustained with much
ability the motion he had made on IN pre-
r,diae day, to strike out the hr-t section of
the Bill. lie was succeeded by Mr.. Witch
eff. nf Tenn. who, after proceeding Tor
some time in defence of the bill, vas com
prIIrd by no rsenrss To p stpone his fur
thrr observations. The Committee then
rose. The other business OF the day con
sisted chiefly Of the install routine of reports
and resolutions. Among the resolutions
whirh wrie agreed IN, was one by Mr.
Verplanck of New Yu'k. lnstruciiog the
Judiciary Committee Ia inquire into the
rNpedirncy of passing law FOR the more
phtclual security of copy rights IL authors
and proplleiors. Mt Cook. of ILLINOIS,.
laid a resolution on the tdble calling for in
formation A. To the survey OF tn road
from the right bank of the ONO, opposite
Ia Wheeling, through OHIO, Indiana. aud
Iilno- ;aud Mr.. iIn-uinin, II Nrw-Y York,
al-o laid q resolution On thu table, s-klng
for lnlor.natipn relative l. III" Military
road fou Plattshurs 10 Sackrtt's Harbour.
\ lrttel WAS received from Dr. Kent, re
signing his seal in TN II nse of Reprrsrn-
tati,es. On no'ion of Ar. Webster, the
Clerk vas dered to report the number of
the coplrs Of thu journals f the House.
from the commencement of the present
form of Government 10 the end OF the
thirteenth Congr' 81. The object of TIN.
resolution is To obtain reprint of the ear
" Jonrn,s, which are nov become very
scarce. III.
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NINEGEENTa COW 4REss.

UdShmgi6n, Dec 4.-in the Senate, u
communication was received from ,lr
Thomas Randall. in answer To the letter If
Com. Porter, published a few days since
aud a variety of me.noriala and petitions
we're presented aud referred T. their pro
per committees. Among the memo ial-,
was one presented by Mr.. V,n Buren,
from Col. Aaron Ogden, one of the surVi
wing officers nf til. rpvolniiunary arm, ,
winch, Mr. Van Bnrrn stated, contained
som, new views and fncls in relation To- thr
subject. Two memorials we've presented
on the sub Get { lhe proposed Bre kN4t,r
at the mnuth "f Delaware BAY md the
bill for the relief of Richard Watson "
read the third time AND passed. The re
solutions offered on Friday, prop i an
inquiry into the rXpedienry of m,kiug
Lonis, He IN Kentucky, aed Cnrinn,tl, IN
ONO, ports uf entry md delivery, were
adopted and nu nhrr Of bulls heretofore
noticed, were taken mp AID poslpoard Tor
discussion IN some future day.
Mr.. Tucker from New Jersey present
ed, Yesterday, in the House of Represents
tnes, u memorial Of the Legislature "f thai
STATE, praying for the erection of an artlf-
clal harbour, Ia Delaware Bay, which WIS
referred To thu Select Committee 10 whom
the subject of the Break water had been
previously committed. Nr. FORSYTH pro-
scented petit n from citizens Of Georgia.
praying that n canal may be cut across The
Territory Of Florida, from ST. Mary. liver
to the Gulph of MeXro. \ bill was r.
ported bA the Committee on the District
,F 4 IL
| District, and to reform the penal laws
winch are now IN force within il. The
Judiciary Committee reported, by Mr..
Webster. the Chairman. "A resolution as Ia
the eXpedlency of General Bankrupt
System, which IS made the order If thr
day for Monday, the 10th inst. A bill was
also reported from the Select Committee
on that part Of the Presidents message
which relates To the subject for the relief If
the Surviving officers Of the army of the
revnluton. The claims of the State of
Massachusetts for military services were
again brought before the House, 10 the
shape of bill reported by Mr.. Hamilton.
(of :. G. from the Committee on Military
Anfiirs Mr M'Manu4 (of New York; of
f'red resolution on the subject of an H.
mrndment To the Constitution. in relation
t. the rlection of President and Vicr-Prr-
'dent, b> the ballots Of the people them
selves without the intervention of electors,
which lies on the table. \ message was
received from the President, in reply Ia u
resolution offered by MIR. Napgum, fof
( North Carnna,l calling for information as
to the Treaty with the Cherokces in 1919,
ny which the Indian title In certain lands
in North Car"Iln" VAS rxtingnishrd. 4
return from the Department of State was
also laid before the House, If the numher
of patents issued during the last wear,
from which it appears that about 500 pa
| tents were issued. The House went ioto
Committee on the bill In amend thr judi
Gal System; and when the bill had been
J read, the Committee rose and reported
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pOETESX.

BrEN's FnrstrH 70 he Catsdoaidh
fod,re.s hr.rt.rdh ranks nong m m
go sentimental songs ever comp" Gu
/, .,tb.s ib. r.r, a. and sfirli nf iteni-
sim. arm hallng, from the hrari fi'
Land o Leain h"wetsr, - mnch h"i'
lender aud taarhlng the snbltci an"
tb. circumstances under " Itch II "d@ cum
nos,d. ai.i, derd ihr mast 'uieir~tlng LAT
"a, ,,n h.. CO triv,d-a husband on has
aso,b- bed. binding a brior,d ,oJ JarepfH
From lis h.i 2 Nrlilen ~ til Bird's ia
,i., dialect, perhaps none but hi- country
men can full, appreciate ltr heantle- h"l
even an English Ear cannot hear u sung
without en"'Iaa Il Inc.
THE LAND - he LEAL.~
Addressed h, BrRNs In his VT, and sup
posed io b. m l,sf sonS H. "l"tr.
TuN.-" Hey TaH,e Ttaie, or ScOts
ira hn,.'
I'm wearing IVA u joan,
Likrsnaw IS)nhcu IL thaw jean,
I'm wealin. ana
10 lhr Land - the Leal 81
There's nae ~ snrroa there jean,
Thrrc's nae caald ~ nor carr jean,
The day !, ay 81 tnr,
In lhr Land - the Leal.
Y've been leai untrue jean,
You fask's pn1rd now jean,
An III nrlcume Nnn.
II" the L.nd - the Lpal.
Oar bonnie bsl,o'' n there Jan,
Shr was bail, f8) sudr an FIR jean;
An ~ gtudg'b net -alr, ~
To the Ltnd - the Lral.
DRY that trarfo' N0]r'e, jean,
NJ, soul lang IL 10 b. free jean,
An angels WI nn me-, !
~ III Land - the Leal.
Then farewell IN, ain fl2j joan
TINS "arId'a N5J care'S VAN jean;
Wen mY'i m u, he fam,
J. the Land q the beal.
=" Land O. hs Lear'-the Land Of the
brave, thr laithtal ,nd thr good f"aven.
u Away. 90 tser. nol teariuicye.
Ia Snon. ~ hid IS. Nl) J. ngs.
u F.tbfnl t8) Bot good la Own.
~ ~. W Surely. uD wofld''
81 old
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GENEROUS EXAMPLE.

RIcHMOND, jan. 1T is with peculiar
grailfeail n that we are permitted To re
cord another act Of geuuine hbcralits.
A Presbyterian Clergy mao fom Prince
Edward in this state. in company with bis
whole tamil, of SERVANTS, passed thru this
city during the present week on his way to
Norfolk, whiherhe is gone To provide TO
them passage in vessel, that is shnrtI,
to sail from that port To Liberia in Africa,
and to give them his parting blessing.
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We learn that this family or s..
consists at an sg"d nolhrr aod t,., .',,'''
re-. The latter w.fe ou.ilf, eauI-
b'hind lhrm her ssner bile roth,
N her advanced life, ptef-re.I 70 ...,.. y ''''
ihr iamll, 10 which she Ms N ,,,...s' ~" Ia
attached by many endrarine H..
however consented IN gn. saving ,h'.... one
sae cold dpfle- nu ben, fl h.,s.if 'ro
the prosperity of her oT,,,riog a.. w. W.,
accompany her chlld.en." r. Vi.ta,
letter 10 the editors If the RI
American from friend now At B,g,,I' We
capital If Coionhis, says: - 'ue
~ We have soothing poiticall, innar,..
by thu mast recent accounts f,,,,, '"'
south, mp 10 the last Of August. p 'e
MS sill in Upppr Peru; IN March No., ''
Is To meet tue Congress of Palam. u NC
all are DESTROYS for his return tn Cola,,'t
hen IS expected 10 b" realized J., II
-qhadrun, composed If all tn H..
torce nf the nation. is assembling -,
thagena and will be rel forced hy -,
ships Of war from S"edea-bot for vb,,
object IS not pHhlcly known. Ma, c,'.
lectures ar IN circulation respecting II do
tlnatInn; were To- h zard o., | would 80
Spain. II IS 10 be- in readiness by Tn, -
of March next.
wv have just heard that W.. Anao,
son ha- arrived II Cafthag"na, on his ,,,,
Ia this capital. He left here. when h..
equity rriurnfd to The Unied State. r.,
w ats As charge des aiiares. a gelilae,,
-. 4
rvs eltare, and z'AIoasl corrnc, a, n
points connected with liz dgnlr,. H. 49,,
on III" best footing Nth The go,prng..,t
and stands equally we'll With the nus d..
tinguishrd native citZen---ia word -.
Il genuine A nerictu, aud does honor In HE
country and Is citizens"
On the Git November a ship If ihc line
~ g9ns. arrived al Caltnagro,
from Sweden, for the Colombian govern.
ment.
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the county of TszeTeIl 10 the county 4
Chr"
Various bills "sfe reported by the Com
matres.
VI. Miller ol Bstctoprf moved 10 DIS
charge the Committee, fappolnled to ~
aiming thr condlfiuo uf ihe lnns River
Caeal t. Naldrn's Adj enture falls,) from
such examination. TINS gave rise Ia some
debate: nne side arguing. that the survey
csald moi be satisfactorily made by Conn
mute. Of the lloosr thai thu members
ought nnt IL be- taken of from Their Legs
lati,e Dufif. Oh such = business and thai
it war the duty If the Board Of Public
sork7 10 make the Inspection The other
sd, dwelling upon the advantage OF such
4 -nt'ry Of 50 important work, by a
Committee of the House. Flnhly, the
mptfon prevailed. aud the resolution was
LAID upon thr ible.
On Nr. AhIrrson's mafion. lpayr was
given iosbfag IN bin 10 antho ise and r..
qnifr the President aud Directors Of fbr
Literary Fund, To pay to the T.easnrrrs Of
liz School Comnls-toners, fnr quotas dur
ia the sad county. from the annual apPro
b lflon Of 50 900 for tue education oI TN
poor far the year. 1872 AID 1928.
bin - alter aud ,cfofm IN mode of
pr .cerdng III The Courts If Chancrry,'
wastakcn up "u Mr.. Nay's motion. read
the IL aud 2od ttaes, aud COMMITTED 20 a
Committee ol the hole House On f'rd y
nrAt.
Nr Lundy presented a petition from
Greeus'll" county, against the call OF ii
tonsenion.
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ExECuTIvE DfPARrMENr,
Rchaond Jan. ,, 1873


Sir | have the hunnr Ia transmit here
with certain resolutions of The State of
Tennessee, proposing An amendment tn the
constitution of TN Uultrd States, on thu
subject of the election of President and
We President The resolutions look In
the dstlIctlug of The several States aud tn
direct Votr at the people Tor thu persons
III nomination Cor those elevated ollicps
In nah K tni- communication, | cannot
wit hoId ths rrm,k, that to teypr d,sir-
ahit II may be, ~ Ia amend the Cunslta-
tan, ~ IL AVOID the consequences oi
throwing the elecrnu Of President and
Wee President IN the lInnsr OF R,p,rsrn-
taIltes, YET that such an amendment should
NIL los. sight Of III" principles af cnrnpro.
mis-. on which the go,el nmrnt has been
founded. IN having regard 10 them, II
may we'll be questioned, whether the large
states have noi already surrendered A.
much power 10 tn, ,mall st,trs a. ia us
tee they ought Ia possess. The y opposed
snlrudmtnt would hs,e ihc elect of dnId
Ing and often of neutrdll1ng Ihs power of
thu large states and thereby of drstroyln.
their weight 10 the electlon while AZ the
same 'lne, II breaks "a upon the frdrrat,r
feature IN the G,,efumrnl, and renders the
election pu'"Iy national
II may iodr"d b" urged. thar by DENY.
Ine H. the House at Representatives, lhr
ultimate ~ Of decIdin. the election, tn,
power Of tbr srnall states would IN that re-
spect be abrngaitd l. bur let Il hr rerolIc,t
cd that, that ia puWrr nrvrr called lnto
acton, except "harr there is = failure IN the
first "tafi And thar While il IS conditional
IN rs character and uf ultimate resort
the proposed change would produce a Ger
tala and = i'm ~ eject lnIurions To thr
InllI|nce II th' large states. Other con
sequences equally Ia be regretted, might
1a" from ia" proposed alteration. II might
we'll happen that minorih, If the people
of thu Union, night decide the elrC,iun a.
Galnst the "lshe, of y malorIty. II may al
ST. well BIZ questioned whether SOUND poll
~ would dictate, that the election should
b. agaie thrown back upon thr people,
warmed and heated rs they would have
become rs the first Intellectual struggle.
have the honor to hr with sentiments
oil high respect. your, ohat. srr,i.
JOHN TYLER.
The Hon. the Sp-,krr
oI the House Of Delegates.
These resolutions were referred TO ST.
leci runsaitIr..
Hr. Gaggln presented a memorial from
1873 rli'Ighs of b, dford protesting gains,
thu pa7'a5" ct aot law on the subject Of "a
Convention Referred.
Mr.. Cabell asked for lrave Ia bring in 4
bill 10 aathp'lse the Stockholdrrs If IN,
Farmers Bank. To locate Branch or agen.
cy al DanviIIr in anticipation Of the prrlat
now designated by law He remarked
that The Stnrkhol drrs had passed q resolu
ton I" this effect. and as there could he n,
oppnsIns interest, he hoped the leay,
would h- granted--and il was granted az
CO dinghy.
On hr. Jackson's motion, the Commit
Zee of Finance were instructed to r.por
how far the expenditures We're legally in
Cured IN support of the Kentacky Ian,
Agent, and report also ON the expedene,
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WAsHISoroN. Jan. 1.-The business
which principally occupied tllr Srnaie ye7-
trrday. Dung IT'S private sitting. vas II =
understood, the consideration of greH
number al nominations of Revenue OH
c,r., whose commissions have, 81 soon viii
have cxp'r, d-nl " h,hn SOME Thirty 81 Tor
" were confirmed Brsl6cs these. the %
" nomination. of consequence which vas
acted on aud confirmed, VAS that of Alex
aud Caldwell, as Judge Of the District
Court fur the Western District OF Virginia.
MAJ. Int
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PASSAGE OF THE JEW BILL.
Ertyod ofa hfter to thr editors III
the american, dHed
,AN~.u,Y,s In r 1906

Erirnd 2fa tefter TO The editors ~
the american, dhed
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 8, 1926
Thu bill Tor the rrllefof III J".'s In VI :
r land is now The las Of the land. i pass
rd the Senate on Saturday, aud tn nousr
this day. a. tn 81"
Ertract Of another letter Of The same tate.
The jew bill rs been coufrned to
day. Tn yotr tie house Vas IS 10 80.
~ last IN" State his partially wiped ava,
the religious test which has So long been
h"r disgrace.
Nho l., gislature have d. pnt"d thu NOR
nan. ars~js. Chambers Of the Senate. aud
G,dsboropgh and Lrr Of thr House. to
pr,rer1 to the Lrgsi ,tur"- If pruos>ha
a,a, \ Jrr~e, and Dclaw ,re 10 bring about
Conn remedy for the ,Ilrd-ed protection
which runaway slaves m ri with IN those
state. The deppratlon. il i sad ali pro-
coed on their embassy immediately"
a5e-
PHILADELPHIA. j.. THE trial 81
JudSr Z .rtrt hriorc thr Sruatc fPcnu s,l-
,.,ula. ended an Saturday las, al n'clock
in the eyrul9s, when h. VS. acquitted at
all tn cha,g IS hraaght against hIm. The
trlaI lasted IL dtys
From Ks4tacky, W learn that The Legs
lat IRE # IN state diourped on Wedops
lay. the 2lot ultmo. Nothing wa zone,
prr,ions I adjournment to adi just the CON
act existing between the State authori
ties.
Missouri. Returns If the election Of
Governor nf This State, from six counties,
allord the following result:
For Gen MIlIar 962
Hr. I .rr SOB
Nr Todd 1893
These ,etoros leave little doubt f thu
eleciion Of Gon. NllIar. .Nm Int
Tae pro"esei KIP riment for thr H.
prov#rent ofthr II III of Repre- sentltivrs
b, baildj0g il = r''tion b"hlnd the Colon
adr has n I VET bren m de, but the mate
ri ais are in prepa' a'ion. and ~ understand
the PARTITION will be erected as sasn as
practIcahlr
From Georgia. W. learn that Gov. Troup
has exercised his prrrogaJlSp If ptlire b,
ref ,slag his signature 10 the bill, vnlch had
passed the two Houses of the Legislature
for dividing the state lntn District FIR the
Election f Rrprrsentatly, tn Congress-
That bill, therefore. has not become = law
ID.
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From K,4ttcky W. learn that The Legs
latreof IN I ,re'r adiouraed on Wedops
pre,lons : adjournment to adiost lii" CON
Aict existing between the State authori
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lbrahim at Tripolitza, our people routed them
and took about 500 horses and mules laden
with provisions. Captains Grisioti and Vat
ION have harassed the Turks under Rintasky,
who is besieging Athens.
This city and the citadel are well defended,
and have good store Of provisions and ammu-
milton; and the enemy must soon raise the siege,
as Captain Fabvier, with some regulars, is pas
sing to Methine. Caraiscachi, and several o.
Their captains have left this (NapoIi) to Join
Fabvier, SO that in few days the enemy will be
forced to abandon Athens, and the whole of At
tica. A few days ago, Sc vessels sailed from
Hydra, commanded by Vice Admiral Sachtou-
ri, and fell in with the enemy's fleet off Samos,
they prevented them from landing, & forced
them to sail. Two brulots were sent against the
two largest fiigates, tone Of which began to
burn, but was extinguished but not until or
| 700 men had thrown themselves into the sea, 800
Of whose bodies were picked up by theGreeks, a.
mong whom was the Secretary to Admiral Top
al. after this the enemy's squadron refuged in
the channel Of Scio. We have heard thatCurata-
no has marched with 5000 men upon Negro
pont, so that Omar Bey has had to march from
before Athens, leaving there the Cutachi
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I.ambaAle's Memoirs.

rcpr-r memoirs of the Royal Family OF France,
doan .hs the a
ambae, by Lady of Rank With c Up Ger u nr the
Secret correspondence of the Queen. ivoi 0Vo price
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Convention
m iii 10 day, in the Representative Hall, and
in IN probably close its deliberations this even
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-09

Old Spirits.-On removing the bricks from
the chimney Of building erected AZ years ago
in Portsmouth, N. H. bottle of Jamaica was
found left by one ofthe workmen. The quail
~ is said TO be excellent, having been well
stopped.