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MARRIED, on rhnrsday eist, by the Rev.
John Farris, Mr.. STEPHEN BoerH. 10 the
smiable and much admired Miss MARY b.
only daughter IT DIR. Edward Couaway, all of
Franklin county.
Theresa bliss beyonj all that the minstrel
has told,
When two that ara linked in one heavenly
tie,
With hfart never changing aud brow never
cold
Love ON through all Ills aud love on I'LL they
die,
One hunr ef a passion 80 sacred Is worth
Whole AGES OF henrllpss aud wandering hhss
And D! Il there he An Elvsium on earth,
II Is this II is this
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~ fOLEN, on the night of the 22nd Inst
~ out of my stable, at Pusylvania {. HI.
Sorre HORSE with the left hind foot
cut by lope, The right hind too, is white,
two small white spots on the righ, shout
der, bIazed face, aud pretty much crest
fallen. Also, stiff Bit Bride, with rollers
on the Bit, two Of them are broken of A
few links OF curb chain is on the right
side OF the Btu filled with black leather and
II green morocco brow band.-l VIII give go
Tor the apprehension of the thief, or $40 for
the horse, aud all reasonable expences paid II
he has been taken out oil the county.
HUGH WEIR.
Competition, Sept. % c2w5
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SNsOTICE.-By virtue Of n deed Of
III trust, executed to the subscriber
by William HUT, sen. bearing date tbs 9th
day OF April, 1929, aud duly recorded IN the
County court OF Franklin, | shall for the
purposes in said deed expressed sell, by
way Of public auction, 90 the premises, 10
the highest bidder for cash, on the i3lh dry
Of October, 1920 II fair, if not, the next ta,r
day, the tact Of land in said trust deed de
scrhed, lying on the waters of Blackwater
river, in Franklin County, continuing One
Hundred e. Eighty acres, more or less, This
hand is valuable for the cultivation OF tobac-
CO aud grain, lies well Will, good apple or.
chnrd and rs tnlerable improvements. / viii
convey such lille only as is vested in me by
the trust deed
JESSE DILLON, Jr. Trustee
Sept %. tds8
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ClJliIO.

Eraid. -The Editor, of the Virgnian and its
readers will please notice the following ty-
biographical errors in The LIST No. of " Cnro."
In the 2nd paragraph for merit from its
possessor," read wrssi from its possessor.
Also, for" preparation" read perpetratOr. Al
so, for " to save himself" read TO Save her
self In the 9TH paragraph near It's end, for
''leader' read leaders, q for "prescrver read
prcserpers. In the 9th paragraph for " public
effort" read feebte effort And in the 9th
paragraph, first line, for " won read p0rn.
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PRIVATE SALES.


Fine tobaccos continue in very fair de
mand and are readily sold at from 81 to SI0
INSPECTED
The past week 342 hhds. of passed tobacco !,
48 hogsheads refused Total 800.
We have accounts from England To the
9Th of August, which represent the country
as becoming more tranquil and the markets
MS more settled. Several articles of com
merce had experienced a small advance.
The article of leaf tobacco was still duh !,
strips or stemmed tobaccos We're becoming
scarce and had advanced ii. to Id. per ID.
Upon the whole the tobacco market was re-
garded as being "A little more favorable. This
news we are informed has bad no effect on
the Richmond market nor has II had much
effect here we notice an advance on com.
mon OF 20 cts per. Cwt.
STAPLE ARTICLES.
Having taken u house on man street two
doors below Warwick's new building, wall
hereafter receive aud store goods for coun.
try merchants receive and sell on commits.
sion nOur, whiskey and all articles oil eoun.
Try produce
super -four by wholesale from 81 90 TO 50 SO
do do de retail - 4 60tO 100
[Tlne family Hour scarce.
Whiskey by Wholesale pr. gal. 4s 10 90
do retail 90 to 62
Very scasce and in good demand
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ouMsssfCAfrp.


DlED,--on the morning OF he 2lu Inst
SARAH JOHNSON, wife ot hcWby John.
sou, of Cnmphell county, near bynehburg
She had lived forty five years, the lHsl eieh-
teen months OF which visited her with u
mn,t rxerucmtlng bodily paint-.a pain so un.
remtting and 81 violent, TINT human nature
hath seldom or never borne SO much. 1.-THE
death oil the righteous Is only passage iuto a
higher aud n better state OF existence, then
do we hope aud believed she is happy II
the tears and the anguish of her family, her
friends, aud OF all who knew her, are To be
received AS evidence of her mcIit aud her
worth, then - she happy. II 10 live n life,
which Is 10 lingrr cut and die under suffer.
ings, that II seen in prospect, might make
the remorseleSs heart choose death rather than
10 live, promises aughi OF change in death,
then 10 sue happy. Il there is justice 10 re-
ward the good aud TO punish The bad III
thcrs is mercy To promise aud TO best9w re-
ANNEXATION above for pain below, then is
she happy. Divine goodness hath said come
unto me all yc that are weary aud heavy la.
den and Twill give YOU rest, and she is
gone. She lived to die, and died to live forev
er.
II The Editor of Cincinnati Gazette will
please publish this notlee - ohligc the friends
OF the deceased, some OF wnon are perhaps
his patrons.
DIED, on the i8th September Mrs. IA =
BITHA GUERRANr, consorl of Mr. Pc
ter Guerrant OF Franklin county, aged IS
years.
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NfoTICE.-By virtue Ola decree OF the
Isl County Court of Bedford, the under.
signed will, on the 25ih OF next month ,(OctA
offer for sale, II laif, # not, the next far day
Thereafter, on the premises TO the highest
bidder, that valuable tract oil Land Tying on
the waters OF Little Otter in the County of
Bedford, belonging to the estate OF Thomas
Key, dec. and containing four hundred and
twenty two acres ,snbjectto the widows dow
err There Is . considerable quantity of bottom
Land on said tract, which will answer well for
either meadow or tobacco The improvements
are comfortable Those who incline 10 pun
chase will be shown the land by Docr james
G. Turner, who resides on the premises.
Terms OF sale, one, Two y three years credit,
equal annual lnslalments, with bonds and
approved security and trust deed on the
land 10 secure the payment
BOOKER PRESTON, Com'r.
Sept 90. ctd.
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,.,,er Of their Jndgnso'. Good God |!
what are we to come In, when disiln-
.a;.b.d menher Of the Senate OF the u.
Z sb,n call the President of tue u. ).
..scI and that too IN drbais ? Such a
.t,,, If feeling IN the olfositlon J. irnlt
.f,,miog. What may moi be expected
r,,n such m.n ~
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TINE sob.enhrr h's removed 10 flo
hrnsr lhi, y osepfird by Mr.. Chai =
l.. nbr,ll. opposite III. Bank of nsinia,
aud ah'.r= fnr -pde,
Bc-t gfe.n aud ol3 Java r"ffiee
Gun rnwdr, AID Yol.g ~ soo Tea
NtWod ~, Y Nrs iudm sngar
LOAF Il lump Sogai, a~'.o,le ted qualities
Molassrs, ltce, Gun Powder
French Brandy, Jsntaira Rum
Dd Cognac Brandy, ,riy superior
Holland en-, Malaga Vine
Did Nladcira N,ur, vrly superior
Peach Brandy, shrub
tider Ylntgnr, Dnnlap's Ale
Aneho,ir-, Wrapping Paper, Segsfs
Madder, Pepper AIlsp'ee
GATES Liserpo"l Dlong China
do. Queens Ware
Ban Boxes nd Bnnncis
Liquor asrs, .lamison's Crackers
Valirgatrd aud Fafpentine soap
Lesis's WIKI. Lcad
Dry do. do.
Chpt Htrrings aud Shad
Salt, Liverpool filed
Jersey Wagons
New Top Gig
Mahogany Sldeboa'ds, Secretaries
Bureaus, uinIog Tables
Maple Brdslsad-, Cbairs
Piano Forte
Il. q. ToMPKIN5.
Sept. 81. 81
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THRUSI SALE.-By virtue OF deed OF
* trust 10 executed ON the 2nd day ol
December, 1924, by Margaret Hereford, Maria
Hereford. josiah w Hereford and Caroline
A Hereford, of Rockingham county, North
Carolina, 10 secure To Samuel Hunter, Pleas
ant fIunler Mary bearing, the payment OF
certain sums of money therein mentioned
we shull proceed 10 sell, 10 The highest bid.
der, on the premises, on Thursday the 10th
day of November next, n certain tract OF
land, continuing 5sI Acres, formerly owned
by Col. James Hunter, in Rockingham coun
ty, N. c. lying on both sides OF Beaver Is
land creek, miles north of the Town Of
Madison. The heallhiness and fertility OF the
place is well known. A considerable portion
belhg low grounds, IT is admirably adapted
10 the culture OF corn tobacco ~ wheat, and
there is also on II some excellent meadow
land. Twenty six or twenty eight hundred
dollars OF the purchase money will he 10.
CURED al the time of sale and credit can
be had Tor the balance. Those wishing TO
purchase can procure corn, &c. in the neigh
borhood at moderate prices, rs crops are good.
The title Will be warranted.
THOMAS SEARlY Y,
JAMES HUNTER,
Sept. %. c4ws Trustees.
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To Mr.. Thomas S. Carter.

(~lIR As you are not an nhabiiant Of the
- state Of Va. you will ieke this AS legal
notice, that on the first day Of November,
1926, shall proceed to take the deposIioe
of Stephen Cash, at the clerks Office OF the
county of Amherst in the snid state to be
read as evidence on tue trai OF u snit depen-
ding in said county court, wherein / am
plaintiff and you are defendant
WILLIAM CASH
Sept IS. cdes'
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TkANoi LNANIA UNIVERSITY
DTI AJ4INa IiNT.

ThANSN LNANIA UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DTI ia w IiNTs
EIAliE LEtllkEs vii eetnhrner ~ n.
- snHl ~ tie ira honda1 ul Nav,mner.
ana terminate III the frat week oi lie ens9-
lug march.
anatomy aud styR,Jg,
by DR. DUbI.E1
Iisittutes Of Aedtc,ut al,a t9tueai psaeit.c,
by DK tAlDNElG.
I6e4fg ana PRAGUE ~ Mtdicint,
Ivy bR. DRAKE.
Obsieiricks 4 DIStasta n fBHttu oga Ghiidftu.
lay DRi r. II AHDsOS
.Maieria JIsdieo aud Hedicai BOtaiy,
by DR.. SHORT.
tbtRntf9
by Dli BLYinE.
The paper al the Bank OF The Commons.
wealth Of Kentucky, horrtuipfe prorivrd al
par Nv The Proiessors. having nearly gon. out
nl erculMiOn, specie ~ Is equiv aleu- viii 40
cXprcled The price. al each ticket VIII ue
fifteen dollars, with the exception ot tint n
the ronr.e Of Anatomy aud onrgery, which
is fixed al twenty III nueutsllon, iii al
mssion to the Library aad Rea4,ea ROOM,
which are kept open every day. win be- hps
dollars, mnklug the Hgpl egate lees for frsffuu-
lion one hundred dollars. lhe Library con-
tanning about 5000 Y lumes Is constantly aug.
meDtod hy the importation OF new standard
aud periodical works, from Gfeal Bfilnn aud
the continent OF Europe,
The Giihcultrs expercnccd by the two last
classo5 iron the dspIoporlonnte slae oi Tho
Anatomical Hall have been obyialod by lLs
erection OF new one Of enlarged dimersis
ons. aud with convenience and sppuriehan-
ces not surpassed by any other In tho United
States. DANIEL DRAKE. NJ. u.
Dean Of ihe .nsdicat FaeuHy
Irensyiyania University, Seq. is.--ii6sls
~ 10 be tnsertedm the nasr iarms (or sia
ioeek5, ot The Richmond Va. Hbig, Lgachdafg
Vpg Wian. Charleston Gin Gaseife. &Chatiss-
ton Mercury, MHedgeeHc N c. Rtcof-
der, Raieigh NJ c. Register, 9ugastu 6,o.
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NastuiHe Ten Banner. kuoTfiie Ten Etgis-
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Payment eiH be made BY the Editgr ffhs Re-
poritr
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Drawing Announced.
HIGH AND Low SYSTEM.

,'etPiH literature Lottery, am class
VIII be drawnln LYdehbnrg In October nest
All IN ONE DAY,
TO BE DRAWN On A NEW PLAN
More Prizes than BidukS.
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Odd and Even System-Class 8.
Most Splendid Scheme in Tie u. States.
1piiLNi1 OFFICE R,,Y,,.pv

COaEN'S UftICE,-BALrlmogE
Scpt,mbsr, II, 1876.
u Under authority OF The General Assem-.
bly. thc following Bulllaot 5chemu - pre-
onied 10 he Pubic, 10 he drawn on The
ODD aud EVEN 5f3fEM, IA consequence
OF lis un'ivallfd pophariy--lhe whole IN
ONE DAY and vii take place ~ the eHy
III BALI MORE. under The tnperinieudenoo
II the Commissioners appointed by lie Co
vetnotand Council, on the
IhlL NJ -Nn,,pluhel. -h.c,.f
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REVIEW

VI TIC LyhChOIIEs lOUaCcO NarkeL,
Corrected lceekiy, for III PHsinian,
By III A. HoLcemBE, Commission Merchant
AUCTION SALES.
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MODE OF DIR AVlSE
All The numbers will he Iu' "a the wheel
as usual. Al the prize, above three dpllhr.
viii be put III tue pr,zu-wheel and drawn nuI
opposite the whole body oi nmbers. lire
hrst drawn number VIII decide tine fnle Of
The oWU three dollar prizes, rs follows. Ia
VII should II be- one Of lhr irsl i've th.hi-
sal numbers, tlai isto say, my number from
no 10 oDuO, inclusive, al those numbers
vii, ~ Ike manner, be entitled To three dol
lars each. ohpHlh II be one OF the last FIVE
th@usand numbers, that IS 10 ny, rom No.
oool 10 10000. inclusive, then all those MIN
heIs whi, III like manner. be entitled Ia three
dollars each. Those who hold two tickets,
one above aud one below No 5000, must ol
course draw ONE aud mey draw THREE
prizes.
free Of whole Tickets 81. Liberal allow.
ha''es ? ances 10 large
Quarters l. Sdeal.rs
The drawing will certainly take place in
OeioOer under the superntendrnce oil the
following gentlemen Judge Van Daniel,
ChsweH Dabpey, Albcn M'Isan,el, John G.
Meem, John Bullock, David q Mnrrell, VIM
NJ Kinney, WIN. ". Aorvcl, Georze Whit
locke, John W Bagwei, Ammon Hancock,
Roherl Kyle, James l.. Ctaytor, Jesse y. Har
ris0n, Mica all Davis, Colin Buckner, Ethan
Fletcher, John Wills, John Hancock and
John G. Miller, Esqrs.
u Orders from distance, by mail, post
paid, Or private conveyance, enclosing tie
cash or prize tickets, will meet the most
prompt attention il addressed to
AUG. I.EETWIcH,
ManaOer
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18th Of N0rember Mat.
Grand State Lottery

OF Nd.--lhr holder al two lpkeis or irQ
SLnrp., viii be cerfnin Of obtaining n,
least One PfIz. d nmy dfaw Tire
~
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5000, 5000, 1900, &c

lsp5l prizes amounting 10 S3oe oo0
o. IN uqioie oJtbe Pr,tts 5D0bisin Cash,
fDh jch rs nSBdL nj GouINs OrEIeE. ran DO
had the MOMENI TuEl Aitk DRAWN.
Tickets $40 Quarters 80 so
Halves 3 t.lshus 10
To be had il lhn greatest variety OF numbers
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lI0S

Lottery aud Eleaaagt Gih,f. NJ. ia, .harket-
street. Baltimore.
Where both the great and magnificent CapI-
tai frrzn5 ot
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Each.
Were scld in the late Grand slate oltl'rl.s, in
Shares, all 10 DISTANT ADVENTURES,
y where hoti thu Great Capitals OF ii'lhlH
THOUSAND DOLLARS and 1EN-l HOU-
SAND DOLLARS, drawn in the hast G,apd
State Lottery, we're ais" soid-and whtfe
more eoptiai priges hare Lsen obtained than Ut
o,ty Other oGfoe IN .2meried.
ORDERS from any part oft ~. States,
either by mail dposl p"''D rpriv 'ie convey
ance, enclosing the Cash 81 rise Tickets IN
any OF the lotteries, viii meet the same
prompt and punc,anl attention as if on per
sonal application.
address TO
J.. COHEN, II. BROTHERS.
PaH. Sept 1896. teI1oN.7
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North Carolina, South Carolina aud Geor
ga nonsy taken al par July -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-27
Valuable Farm f0v Sale.

HNss, The subscriber desiring to sa,~s
s2H remove TO the South, offers for sale, I'LL
STVs at reduced price, the Farm on 5sst
49,. which he lives, known uuder the 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-27
FROM GREECE.

Ne,c- York, JuLy 24-The brig Seaman, ar
rived here yesterday from the Island of Samos,
in the Grecian Archipelago. We are indebted
to her commander, Capt. Domiuick, for the
following information.
The news of the fall of Missolonghi had
reached Samos and Milo On the 9th OF May,
the Turkish feet and transports were visible
from the peak town Of Milo, passing Macronis-
sa ON their return to the Dardanelles-probaolly
to re6t. The populous island o. syria was saie
to be the next object of their exploits. Capt.
Dominick informs us that all these islands are
entirely defenceless, and will become an easy
CONQUEST, and when the Turks visit them, there
will no doubt be repetition of the tragic scenes
acted at Scio and Missolonshi. The die ap,,
pears to be cast with this brave but iii-ia.ed
people.
Capt. Dominick's vessel, while lying in the
harbor of va,hy (island of Samos) was attacked ,s
on the first of May, by two piraticaII launch
each armed with thirty men. he following -
Captain D's statement of the affair "AaVng
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Froo, The Ne,c York fine ri;can

The London Morning Chronice publishes
report of meeting Of the Honduras Company,
one of those bubbles, the bursting Of which mas
caused so much public and individual distress
in Great Britain. 1t appears by the statement,
made by the Chairman OF the meeting, that the
objects of the Company were the growth of In
digo, the raising and Erecting ofcattle, cutting
of Mahogany and Dye-woods, sc. sc. For
these purposes, a capital of l,00o,oOoi was to
be raised in shares Of 1901 each. Five trustees
were appointed, and onetenth CT the profit was
to se set aside until 100000 was amassed as a
permanent fund. This high-soundng COM
mencement was followed by the appointment of
an agent at Honduras $50 shares we're issu-
ed and disposed of, the deposte money paid in
amounting 10 1880 1850 shares were re
served for the directors, OF whichin the denoue-
ment, it was found that no lnstalment had been
paid. The shares were issued on tie 18th
April and on the Sth the trustees purchased
back 1925 shares at premium Of . per share.
On the 10Th they entered inlo a contract to is
sue 500 shares at H. premium Der share, which
was carried into effect, and one hall OF the Com
pany by these acts was annlhllatcd, and the
other half burdened with loss OF 5000. besides
doubling their responsibilities. These acts
were zone Dy the Trustees hit!lOut INC hHC"i
edge Of the directors, who resigned upon learn-
ing the facts Other acts OF fraudulent nature,
6 some transactions Of the most eXtraYagant *
foolish kind, were related, such as purchasing
ship in which TO send out commissioner,
when he might have gone in regular trader at
small comparative expense; and the purchase
by the agent at Honduras return cargo for
1906 S. Id, which sold in London for 74I2L
!9s. Cd at loss OF upwards Of 4oo0S. The
final condition of the shareholders, when the
secret came out, and the company closed oper-
atoms was this of the 46390 subscribed, 81,
422 l4s. Al. had been expended, leaving bal
ance in the hands of the drectors,o i 1851 SIS. 10
be divided among the gullcd and disappointed
share holdeas, saddling upon them loss OF o.
| IS. on each share upon which they had paid
deposits of 81. During this statement, cries
Of "shame" and other demonstrations CT de-
tcstation of the conduct Of the Trustees were
frequently elected. Resolutions were adopted
that the shareholders refused TO accept the
portion offered by directors, s that they would
receive nothing less than the whole Of their
deposit, to obtain which they intended taking
legal steps.
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by the recital Of which the human heart has
been taught the extremity OF its weakness and
danger. But the example goes further; the m TO-
raj is not confined to the butchery Of one often
der, and the conviction and execution of ano-
Their. The violent death Of the impenitent wo-
man,-whether against her will, by the reck-
less fury of the miscreant whom she had goad-
ed so long and steadily to the crime of assassi-
nation, or in consequence of an agreement be-
tween them to perish thus madly together
complete the horror and admonition of this Sc
ries Of iniquity, wherein the salutary connection,
as ordained by God, between deprivation and
misery, between crime and punishment, are H.
Illustrated in manner that si5nalizes both his
Justice and mercy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-27

The Editor Of the Boston Palladium starts a
doubt IS 10 the correctness Of the report res
pecting the mutiny on board the Dolphin, in
the Pacific, and gives, as a reason, that 1t would
require six or eight months for the vessel to
perform the voyage from Valparaiso to the
Mulgraye Islands, consequently, information
could not have been received from her at the
ame the report was put in circulation
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received intelligence, the evening previous, of
their Intentions. and being prepared with few
small arms and two twelve Founders, loaded
with grape, we succeeded in beating them off
without receiving any injury. These launches
belonged to two Greek armed schrs. which
the crews had run away with from Hydra, car
rying eight guns each, and had been lying in
cove two miles distant, for week previous;
frequently recommending with their boats and
waiting for the brig Seamam to complete her
loading, which was finished be day previous 10
the attack, when their avowe1 intention was, to
cut her out Of the harbor. Simultaneous with
the attack, the schooners got under way and
stood across the harbor, eXpec ting the launches
to bring the brig out; hearing the hiring,
and the boats being repulsed, they took them
in and went TO sea. They however returned
the next day TO their anchorage, bringing
with them a small Ionian brig, which they
plundered in the harbor (this vessel had been
robbed the day before by Cruizcr, in the Gull
of Scala Noya.) Little doubling they would
make second attempt and bring the schoo-
ners along side, We made application to the go
vernon Of the town, Tor 90 men and muskets,
but nothing could be obtained. The Captains
Greeks Of the two vessels, fearleSsly walked
about the town the next day, and when qucs-
toned OF the subject, they said they had no
control over their crews--made very light Of the
matter and said they had but TWO wounded
Ii is supposed that the Governor of Samos is
afraid or that he has an understanding with
these rutfians, as mol the slightest attempt was
made to punish the outrage, although commit
ted within SEQ yards of their buildings. From
this most unpleasant situation, we were very
opportunity relieved by the arrival of the L. S.
ship Erie, on the evening of the I'd, the COM
nlnnder of chich, ho,ceve, did not think proper 10
deiam them as pirates They Immediately left
the harbor.
The day previous TO leaving Milo, May Z.
the French armed schooner Amaranhe came
in, which had beaten of from his convoy, one
Of the said Greek fleet, who attempted TO board
one Of the vessels under his protection. The
captain of the Dauphinois, at Milo, informed,
that the French Admiral on the station had
made requisition of twenty sail Of light armed
vessels, to scour the Archipelago, Of ever thing
that wore a Greek flag, and that the Austrian
Admiral had likewise requested Oh his govern
ment half that number for the like purpose; this
was in consequence of number OF captures OF
their vessels by The Greeks.
In the carly part Of Al ril two Greek armed
vessels were captured by the Austrians, * car
ried into Smyrna.
The American squadron, under Commodore
Rogers, was daily expected at Smyrna from
Port Mahon. The Seaman, on the 18th of May,
parted company with the Y s. Ship Erie, Capt
Deacon, OH 4 CruIZc--all well.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-27
a. G.. Cazenove & Co.

n. T.. CaZenOve & 20.
Hare just received per Soid Schooner.
IS bales brown shirtings and sheetngs
40 cases superior bleached do
do assorted satlnets
90 hhds. retailing moasses
.8lso blythe Schooner. Felicity, from Boston,
bales Russia sheeting
And by the Farmers Ingenuity from Brandywine Mills,
100 kegs Dupont's justly celebrated Gunpowler Of
different grades. july II