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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-20

NTTINI4
strues lo# Ten IA the .legl's oflcc of thu Superior
Court EhauecrN for lh' l2n-h5urg bntrct the 10th
day Of fuNe, IR}e.
a.. ard 9. MOI ri. and Elizabeth 4. his wife, fornsr
Is Ehsahnlh 4. Williams, ll,s.
a-1lnS'
william J. " i'lisms. Howell 7. Williams. Charles I.
Wihams, }iall'us william. lame, Whrarey. Jan.
aud N'i1rcd f.. hi WIFE formerly Nildre1 Nv liiams
ami Coleman " III AIS, har.cS Williams, Mary " HI
amzard william 81. Williams. infants Dos commissioner
Henag snrcisly assigned their guardian. and H,nia.
nm Perkins, Bets.
The defendants william L Williams Howell I. V Ilil-
ans. Charlvs l.. ilians Re ptrk having ea-
tered their ap ecruUge given s.c1ty according tJihc
act of assembly and the rule oilis caugt. aud IT. an
pgaring by satisfactory evidence that TN NINA.
hitau,s Of this country II IS ordeot- II T." sali de-
PENDANTS Do apear heon tho fir day ID thrutNt term
aud aCswer the hii OF the pi1lnuHs and that COPY
IT thiSordrr ht fortNith inserted ia new anr-
printed in the Of Lynohburg for months su
ctssivtlN Z TO ted the door Of the courthuu>c
AZ j. WILLS, c. c.
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MON The Subscribers. doda2 Il
- .ap'aspeslla 10 meet ihe'r eagat =
-,eats ,os isfiias 10 Do tleir cJeditofs
promf ii..lrr - Ia as they cav, have de-
ierminea o.e 8eir busiae>s aaa &c dis
tase IT. acir p.areiy BY way ei paaie
a,ts.f,nn. 80 SOL as II tan be preHafed Tor
MARI Ell In #.aHase 81 til. determination.
they veil, o. ~ 26h DAY 81 Jtfy, le2o, Al
their STOW. M nv town 81 l.tHfhbnfg. seil
nv plp,5 ,nblis auction, theig entire stock
ot Ieafarr. and at4fr q to8s, IN their sid
store winch sinuk etaaraees al kna- 81
leaihof ,nialle Tor Sadd'efs, shoe makers,
srmers, g. ~ 80 qaanitiy 81 tead.
made ssddiery CHeiefs' ipols, ia.lo", Ian.
hers o. nsbarrels, a.. &C 80 soon hs me
sale of Inc properly above meHltuned sbul
hsfe ben cnmp'rled, The sale VIII be adj
,oarned 60 tie Ian-Tard OF the Subscribers,
in the county OF Amherst, near L,nchhnrg,
where Tiny nil sell. in Ii'te manner ine ipl-
Towing property, to wit. Their stock ct H2es,
Sheep, Horses aud Cattle, two horse Cars ~
Gear, three or fear plouehs. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, one large Marble a'ah 10
drass leather on. three eiHk do. Cnrfs ug
Shon Tool. aud Ian lvsrd implements, Los
cusi posts, Plank, Scanuiaei number OF
vel cafed skiring Hides. few light hides,
hp3n Neere man slave, by trade tanner
Tho ferms of eale sill lac li5eral, and viii
be distinctly made known "a THE Time aud
place OF sale.--Hr earnestly invite all our
creditors to come forward aud parcha' and
they will he permitted 10 d'1sonni thrive
fngrhs Of he Amounts af tier respective
purchases, (shonli tho amounts Of Their re.
speefice claims against rs SO far eTiend,) on
their paying or securing 10 be paid 10 usin
such maneer and at such time az may be de-
cared BY rs 81 tn time and place at sale, TOE |
remaining ono fourth part ct their respective i
rursha,es, 10 be applied by Us 10 The dis.
charge 81 some spCcia' debts, which, npoa |
principles OF honor, acd fair dealing e think /
entitled n a preference.
w deem general meeting Of our Credit |
ors, either in person, or by legally authorised |
agents, iaiispeasabie previous 10 he day OF |
sale aud we therefore invite one to take I
place nj onr store. IN The town of Lynchburg, |
On The oath day Of july 1926, Owo Days he
fore The da4 81 salr9 Matters oi The deepest |
Interest 70 anr creditors VIII ID "a aud there /
be aeitaied and decided gu aud We conf /
DENLY hope thai none OF our creditors Will
fail ~ attend
All persons having accounts with, and in.
debted 10 US, ara earnestly solicited 10 como
forward withou delay ana a>nsi, and pay |
Oft tlicir respective arcdunls,y our situation |
will not admit oil longer indul 5ence.
-. d HOFFMAN.
Iynchbure, Iu'y 5. 1876. dds
7. 5. The EDITORS of the Richmond Fin. /
ouirer and Lexington intfltigentcr All +
ylease publish the above advertisement IN ,
thcir resp, GIVE papers until the day o. sale, |
and forward their accounts 10 III Eeuors OF |
fhe Yirguiau for psYmeut. y. - n. II.
u Snlc TO be conducted by JOHN K. d. !
PaVpe, Auctinnert.
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If(a'W 300 rs.

HE subscribers have jesl received ly,s.
la'"st ar'i'als from phiIadelpa.a. liz
following honks.
Tie hGr Of VIM. Pinknoy, by Henry
Wheaton IN sol.
Br'mblttye House or the Cavalier.
and Raundheads, by one Of the authors Of
the rcitc'ed addresses, in 6 vols
Granny NoyeL in vols
The Merry Tales of the wise men os
Gotham, by the author Of john Bull IN
Amrrica.
Woodstock by the author of Ware.Iy.
CIn-1drrs, in 9 vols.
Tales ofthe Wild and Wonderful, in
vol.
An inquiry into thr nature aud treat.
ment Of Diabetes, Calculus and Other AZ.
trctions Of urinary organs. by Wm. Prout.
in vol.
Il treatise on the arrangements Of the
liver, internal organs and nervous system.
hy James Johnson, ibl vol
The True Masonic Chart or Hirroely.
phie Monitor, by r. Jeremy, L. Cross,
G.L.
IN" Tpmpa1's Chart or Hiersglyphic
The Life Of The r. Hon. Richard Bins.
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore.
C"la's EPlsropai Harmony.
haunts of the Morning and Evening
Praye $ and ommunion service, az sung
Al 81. Jaur-'s ChuIch, Philadelphia.
Ne Universal q zettrer or Gcogra.
rhieal Dictionary, BY Jedrdah and Rich.
ard e. Morse.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy,
ne" edition.
Walkers Key In thp Classical Pronun.
,ia'ion of Greek, Lana. and scripture
prop' NJ rs.
Adams Geograph! and Atlas, new ed-
tnU.
Nurs,'- do. do. do,
S'cla AID Camp Meeting Songs
Zln ertnan on Solitude,
- Is Poem-.
Tuamps rs Seasons,
Braollts of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost.
Gold-mith's Essays,
Lady of The Like,
Young Night Thoughts,
Robinson Crusne,
Grmshaw' United States with cgqs
tons and AnsneIs.
Payer Books in common and Gilt bind.
log.
Juvenile Study made Easy, &c. Sc.
Nj of which he viii sell low for cash.
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REARSUAL'S SALE In pursuance
~ of "A decree Of the superior CONT Of
chancerl Tor the Lynchburg District, pro-.
nennced on the 2ilh day OF October, lS25, in
The canses therein depending, brtwecu Dau-
irl l. P,rfov plaintiff. and Edhha CLAY, mo
th.r, admnistmiris aud one Of the heirs Of
Cyrus 4 Clay, decd Jnuius Clay, O1en
Clay, aud Paul A. Clay, the brothers and
lher heirs nj Cyrus 3 clay, deed the two
lnst infants by Editha Cav, special, as,ieo
ed their guardian, defendants, and the Sum-.
plaintiff vs.. the sane defendants fhrunder
signed marshaiuf the sad court, wilton Mon
DAY the'24lh dny Of July next, Il ffir If MOI,
the ue1 tar day thereafter, sundays except
ed, expose to sale, UPON the premises, by
public anc,inn, 10 the highest bidder, for rea-
d. money, the land aa5 premises In the pro-
ceediug mentioned, living in the county Of
Campbell, on the waters 81 Beaver Creel,
bombed by the lands Of Samuel Flcmm,ug,
Steuhen rerrow, Batl,; Wiley, aud lam.
now in the possession of David Rass, hriae
tie Iand whereon the said Daniel +. perroN
now resides, and containing 2ea acre.
J. YANGEY. d. m l. d c.
Jnue %. IDS
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~ Ill be offered for sale, at publ,
' auction, on the 22d inst number OF
articles belonging 10 the estate Of Micpiah
Lynch, dee amongst thrm is IA handsome ma
hoganY sdcboard, one do. secretary, one sci
dlbloS tables, bed,teads, chairs some books,
dining aud tea china, with other article, oil
house furniture, Kitchen utensils, plantation
togIs, cattle and hogs, a large quauty Of heal
oats, several thousand garden paIags and
ther articles.
Terms will he liberal and made known at
the sale, which viii take place at tie late re-
sideuee Of tde deceased, about four milo5
from Lynchburg.
And on The ilh, will be sold 1T ilr auction
store oil J. kD Payne, several beds and iul-
niiure. ONE shot gun, silver spoons. and sua.
dry Gther articles belonging 10 said estate
All PERSONS indebted 10 said e5tal. arr de-.
sired to make eariy payment, and those ha-
wing claims are REQUESTED to mike Jhem
o4own. MiCAiAI DAVIS. jr
aim- ,e6t tbe ssU anptrsdoC
tie estate e Aicya5 igpcf.
July II. fcJl.P6
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MILLS FOR SALE.

PURSUANT 10 The last VII 81 tie
J lair Gel William B Lynch, Oder or
-ae one lnayided meiety at the Black Wa
ter Nils. hiug within iew hundred yards
nf Lynchbnrg, II ahiehis attached about O.
arr, at faIri. extending nearly 10 the town.
These Wills run three rair of Burrs and one
par uf Cologne STONES, and when IN com
rlelr orler con grind fony or fifty thousand
hn bris ol wheat III season aud thor local
situations added 20 The destruction OF several
mills in this district OF eouu-
Try BY Tue laie G,od, render laem @e'l "of-
thy the attention Of persons DESTROYS to Own
this SORT OF property.
The dam Ia, bren recently broken, but can
be rebnilt IN short tine Tor moderate sum
and probably will be dare before the sale
mall part OF the purchase money viii
be wanted ia hand OF at a short date, aud
a liberal credit gwen on the balance.
II n sale Is mol made before the Sd day Of
Aagua, they will on thai day be sold % pub
lie auction on tie premises.
MICAJAH DAVIS, ir.
.71mr. Nth Tho vii anHtBed ofhe
tsiait o. I'm. b. Lgtch.
? s. Several Negroes Tor Hire belonging
10 he sa'd o-tlte. ttls9i lnlv 10.
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'EsRIST sA1E--Pursuant 10 De,
trns' executed 10 ibr snbscf,l.
Samuel /. haniso far certain M.
lAff'ia 4 enfl"red. ~ shal. On F..
In 2Sth day III |, MY il iair If ne, -
-, = % cerd oo.the premises. =
sell f.r rr"ey m"ary IL tn highest nj
two tracts ~ Lard. Tin anr ori.,.',,.'
a part Of "hai is commus all, lid ~
Chesnut Hi tract, ctniairs Jss3 ...
aud IS situate in CainrbcH comm,
james river, al The mouth of DOS B..,,l
distant only tsso miles from Lync65,.,s
The other contains onr hundred arr,s -
- bounded Tive enc side Ly the Nsfrn,,
L." -Gtoaad tact, ard On tht=ufIa.r bs.,6.
tract above descfbtd. The curilsuf, :,
III Sc Lands To lhr town Of I.sf,f4-..
renders them, IN tn" pioion Of H.. u d.
signed, yer, YaIrablr.
The title is believed 10 he uaa,n,,.s
but actine as trustees Ne vii convey -
only as is vested IN Us.
J0llN ALEXANDER
C..AN1liDNY.
Jun, 5. t3.g.
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.9dnr. ui,h Tho uiH auatred offbc

E4ONEY FOUNDRY one Of n1s
W. boys a sum OF money, part Of which
! have recovered from the boy who found Il.
I'm owner can have II by applying to the
suhscr.hor, describing the same and having
Tor tbs advertisement.
IH0MASu FOWLER
July 10. 10
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siTgibb
faur 81 = 10 the1 9nenbufg District, M 9th
uHf 81 IuiH -.
William hsohe, 1T.
A. ms
s,rsurl ted, Archibald Robertson, Boyd Miller
Slammed g. fla ID aud hqHas asttHich, Deits,
bf de riidabst y ID Miller not having .utefet
H. pasarane and rt.u zeui arro ding % the a.t
tssa1I3 aud hr fi, n tbs court nud % spa caring
b. satl factory dene Tat ht iH uhzssnf ol
t eeunt ); It's o,dsr d, tat the aid .tlendivt do
ap b, le fst day of Heuest tttfatd aus er
tae bill Of the pisui "a oad that copy - ls uttz 'r
f8Fth#l BsHrfsd ~ uea snaprr Buufs - fIc
taau Of LtHebsrg. 10 fao mouths sucee4sseiy, and
posted th Trout Dor o b" enutt-a1use the said
town. COY list,
40 !. afLLs. {. {.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BNON :
! ha- removed HI, Jeueiier's Shop 10 the
tenement next doorfo TIE Nirginian Office,
nearly opposite Messrs. Home, d Brewster.
lie takes TINS opportunity II return bis SIN
cere thanks to his lfieuas ard the public for
lie patronage heretofore given him. aud as
sures them ne viii eudeavor 10 merit d CON
inuaure of Their encouragement BY prompt
aud faithful attention 20 their orders tor re-
pairing watches aud clocks, making and
mendiag jewelry, OF executing any work in
bi, line with which they NAV cotr1sl nm
EDWARD BROWN.
Lure |. fs43
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sNIE NDiNti 10 al the state of Ken
d tuctv, Tennessee, Alabama aud the Ar
kansaH Territory, about he first OF August
next, viii undertake the transaction OF Bu-
slness in any one OF the aforesaid States or
Tcrrtory--l may H. found previous 10 that
tim At my father Mr., Geo. Markham, in
Amherst, ; miles below Lvnctburg, or eny
communication addressed 10 me and lodged
IN the post Office of Lyucltburg viii be at'en.
ded 20. GEO. l.. MARKHAM.
Juiy II. tc2Wz97
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IL il1l Nla-At SunfTi6T toHFf ~
y CAaacely holden in the town q! Lynch.
burg On the l5lh May, ls26.
Mary Ann Mays, adm'x. Of Joseph Ways,
decd Pi.
against
David and William Kyle, Deits.
The defendant iIiam Kyle, who is out Of
Tins country and against whom the plaintiff
appears 10 have proceeded in the mode pre-
ssljled by law against absent defendants,
stii falling 10 appear aud answer, on the mo-
ton Of bf. plainlH 10y counsel, the court doth
take her bill for confessed as 10 that defend
ant aud il appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the court that the defendant David hylr hath
been duly served with a copy ot the decretGl
order entered in this cause at rules in the
mouth Of July, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-five, and be still falling 10 file his
answer, on the further motion Of the plaintiff,
b. counsel, the court doth refer the accounts
between the parties 10 one Of is commission
er, who is directed 10 examine. state and set
tie the same and make report hereof 10 The
court, with any matters special y slated, tbot
pertinent by himself or required by the par.
ties 10 be so stated.
copy-Iesle,
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NEW SUMNER GOODS.

NEW ST alNlER t1DODGs
T,.AVIn & .ap..#R.#l,.l,. o#.dti.
-. 81, - = -. 49,,
an assortment NJ -. q y. =. ant ~ "a W.,
rss5g = Y..s.ss y 50 Il - -,
80 - a' "a $500 80 ~ W e - - -
sun. b,pn. zlack and tggcy cora Cloths and
f.....r
s,;,,,raa ,,,.t sia.....l o.. l., Nd.
Kls,I, do.
Rich har,qe Scarf,
Sal, b',.5ia,o5Jaa
F,g'dand rlain Canton Crapes
-,
Ns9damn DC
6anas vriIs
D. 5il,s
rrapeI.,rc, raseo,,ed ro,orsl
Piniag cord, and Fro,a
Iiar. an =
Iarse ladlan Fans
Mise Do do
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-20

e EN- PUBLICATIONS. The p.b'ic
- Is informed that the subscriber bAs
just receive direct iron \. york q iundFF
saprly OF A-Els &ug14s5 Is S@~z-
Z 4s5zl Aa.so & among them are tbs !0l'
.oHjG5 ntH works, VIZ:
CRANKY, a new novel N vols. BY an Ia.
glisn Lurd.-Ihi, IS certainly one among ne
best novels ,ha been before Tue public tex
a long tine
The subatern, or, Sketches of tie PENN.
su!ar War during he Campaigns OF 1913 ana
a. by an eye witness i don't know any
work thats more praised tIan dis b all WIG
have read It.
Tales OF the Nld and the Wonderful
From the name oil this work presume rs
very fine.
FieIdiug's Proverbs Of al Nations, illnsira'
ted Will notes and comments, &c. &C I've
~ person ought TO own copy 0! ihis Ya'0a.
BILE and rare production.
The History OF the Buccaneers Of Ame'.'E'
IN 3vol5.--l expect this IS very lniereya's
si,iman's Tour between Hartford ana
Quebec, with most -uperb engravngs5 60
his work IS very much praised b al WIG
have read it,
Thompsons Discour5es ond CorresF'a'
dence, win various learned Jartsts upon u.
History OF the Law, &c. Sc am told "
lawyer that this is au exceeding fine wolS'
The Masonic Chart. 3D. Edition, viii -
siderable additions and cnaeudations, by Il
W. Jeremy, l.. Cross, L l.. .,.
The Temrlars' Cuaft-0rders Of hmSoY
Of the Red Gross, Knigats Iempiafs ana
Knights OF Malta or Order OF 81 John OF ~. -
rusaiem, by Jeremy l.. Cross, "a. Il. = a =
NJ &c.
Also, further supply of Brooke's Gfass
teer, which IS certainty one OF the most VAN.
able and useful productions in the Know
worId--and every person ought 10 own 60,
ny of this exceedingly valuable and u'e'1tt
work. Together with great variety %
Books and Stationary 81 every descglf
all OF which, The publio may rest Ss'a''-'
will sell very low for cash. or,7
jane l. ABkAM X. NOhAiI
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PERMACETI LAMP Oil, Just re-
- ceived by THOMAS J. DU'AL
IuoeI2. Bank Square
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My Goods, Groceries,

Hardware, Crockcry, Hats, Shoes, g1c. sc
They viii howe,"r, take leave 10 say that
in ihtir eXertions 10 get together a cheap
and elegant assortment, They have never
been SO fortunate. Aud they invite with
confidence call from all customers.
MAY %,
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rAWuX EGyNl TIA%s,

Together With a general supply OF
Comaon Fur md H'ool HITS.
a part OF @Aich are If Their own manuIac-
SHriag and warrSn,pd In be first qasl'ty
and madr Of the u,lst durable materials.
TAG sallcit a share of thu public psttou-
aEs, As hey 80 dete'mnrd to keep CON
sgan,lN en hand complete assortment OF
Finry bats of the s4tcst uurlheru fsgmous.
IN likewise every des, ipUoa Of foe aud
caamoB hus Of ten own mtauhctore.
al Of when dizzy viii sell very 10" fer
cash
All hats bought Of then, If Ihrir Own
MAKE, shaH be roucd without Cnaler.
Juae 26. 100
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.NNM NaNA e1Nnre.

Fw - SAMUEL plNkLE a- co have
F just op,ued, 10 the honse n'Kl
s(a,Qs4 door above Henry aalten, <
e o's. Shoe Stnrs, AID llCie
below the Flrgiu,an OAice, new ADD eX-
gpnSiNc assattiupUi nf
- = TsssSr 4@YvZ2 W n RHa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08
" y. Gazette, Neg S.

KINGSTON, lam ApyH We understand that
a vessel, with several persons on board, left
this port few weeks since with The intention
Of Causing an Eruption in favor of The Colcm-
bans in he Island Of Cuba. OF the fate at
tending two Of these individuals, named San
chez and Frasquito Aguero, we have been in
formed, they were executed al Principe, in that
Island, on the l7th ut. 1t would appear they
arrived there abou, fifteen days previous. and
had remained concealed, until the imprudcnce
of Sanchez led him TO the house OF his godla-
iher Otherwise stranger TO him. and TO whom
he showed the Proolamations Of which they
were the bearers, and advised him TO collect
whatever effects he could and quit the Island,
as tie Coiombians were near, and would cut
the throals Of all the Royalists that fell into
their power. The person so advised gave IN
formation TO the Governor, and their retreat
being discovered, detachment of thirty men
was dispatched after them, when they were Sc
cured ard executed Aguero, at the place of
execution, behaved with peculiar frmness, and
suffered without in the least compromising the
cause he had advocated. Sanchez, on the con-
lrary, exhibited every symptom OF lear, com.
municated such circumstances as he was &C
quaiuted with Of the intended move ments, and
TO which be added many exaggerations; in con-
sequence of which four or five Spanish vessels
Of war had been ordered from The Havana to
cruizc on the coast. Commodore Jolly, with a
Colombian flying squadron was also looked for
in that quarter. Oar informant adds, that the
greatest caution has been adopted Throughout
Cuba, and every eXertion making for putting
the Island in the best defcncibe state.
Corn,cQN Chronicle
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FARM For .S9IE.

eNOR SALE, Tract OF Land containing $50 Acres,
belonging to the heirs Of the late jonathan Swift,
situate on -Four Mile Run, in the County OF AeAantria,
about four miles from Georgetown and seven from
Alexandria; the road from Washington and George.
town passes through it, will the contemplated turn.
pike road from Alexandria TO Wey's. More than half
this tract is covered with Wood and valuable Timber
and considerable portion of it is low ground on Four
Mile Run, well adapted to Timothy Meadow.
1t may be sold at private bargain at any time before
Twsdoy he la dGycf June nert, on which day (fno.
previously disposed of will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on the premises at O'Clock in the forenoon
Title indisputable-For terms apply to
II. PkAKE, Alexandra, or
THOS. &. WRIGHT, .iuct.
april 28-ts Georgetown, u. E.
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Ert,ac, Ola Atte, from, Bahia, March s.-"Th'

Extract efa stte, from Bahia, March s-"The
U S ship Cyane, Capt. Elliot, is here, and has
been run foul by Brazilian slave sch. took away
some of the C's light spars, s killed one of her
men-hc was bearing off from the ships main
yard, and BY some means goton the sch's main
ward, and a black man cut the foot rope, when
he fell on deck, fractured his skull, and broke
one of his arms. The G.. took possession Of
her, and detained her days-the captain and
mate absconded. The President Of the Pro-
vince has made Captain Elliott ample satlsfac-
ton, and the vessel has sailed on her voyage.
The subscriber, master OF the schooner Mag
pet, of New-York, from Neuvitas, in the Island
of Cuba, returns his sincere thanks to Captain
Cassin of the U S. schooner Grampus, his Of
6cers and crew, for their petite attention and
protection, while lying in the above port, and
convoying the vessel as far as Ginger Key At
the time the Magnet was in port there was a
supposed Pira,icaI vessel fitting out, and no
doubt but for the fortunate arrival OF the Gram
pus the vessel and cargo would have fallen a
sacrifice to these freebooters- perhaps the
lives of the crew The papers OF the vessel
were detained by the custom house officers, un-
til the last moment of her sailing, in hopes that
the Grampus would leave the port. The list
of the crew was never returned.
JOHN DAMON.
New York Nav Z 1896
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08
SHIP NEWS.
port OF Alexandria.

SAILED,
Nay 6-Schr Neptune, Chase, Boston.
Sloop Constitution, Teal, Philadelphia.
7-Sloop Earl, Henry Wirks, Boston.
Schr. John Richard, spillman, St. Augustine
Schr. Rising Sun, Silver, Salem.
Soop Brothers, Motif, Baltimore.
ARRIVED,
Moy 7-Schnr. Lcvant, Ovens Currituck, days
shingles to J, II. Ladd
Schr. Farmers Ingenuity, Croweli, hence at Phila
dclphia 4th inst.
Schr. Eagle Crowell. hence at Boston 81 inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08

The India Company's old territory, COM
monty known in Europe by the name Of Bengal,
occupying the space Of $4,000 square British
miles, contained, in 1890, thirty millions six
hundred and sevcnty-nnc thousand souls, ex-
hbi,ing a denser population than any equal
portion Of The globe, China not excepted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08

Generosity MIR. P. Garfield, manager of the
University Lottery, eighth class, has given no.
tce that he will appropriate one hay of the pro-
fits on the sales ofTickels i'll said lottery, TO the
heirs OF the late ROBERT FULTON. The
whoie amount of The profits it is anticipated will
amount to from $40 TO $4,000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-08
John G.. MandeN

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HAS Just received from Ncw-iork and Ph''adr'Ph"
III his supplv of SPRING GOODS, consisting III part
of the following articles -
Britannia tea and coffee pots
Sugar and cream pots, plated castors candles'icks
Plated carriage mountings and sadIlery
Knives and forks, pen and pocket knives, razors
Scissors, shears, needles
Brass and iron candestcks
Stair rods and carpet eyes, lamps, spurs, Suffers
Trace chains, hoes, andirons, shoves and tongs
Looking glasses, waters, shovels and spades, saws
Locks, hinges, screws files, curry combs
.Commode and glass knobs, coffee mills, sad irons
Shutters. cotton, wool and horse cards, hoop iron
Castings, shoemakers and carpentersto tools
Tea and bell metal kettles, Sptloon boxes
Saddle trees, coach springs
Twg and carriage whips, swords and pistols
Military pumes, epaulees stars, tasselS,sce buttons
Coach lace and fringe, etc. etc.
All of which he will sell low for cash.
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