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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Notice.
ATTICUS.

TIME Farmers Bank of Alexandria this day declares
dividend Of profits upon its capital stock paid in.
oftwo per cent for the last months payable to stock
holders or their representatives, on Wednesday the
Sd inst.
oct 2-2aw2w JOIN EyOOF cashier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Proposals for Fresh Beef:

TTUPUSdIS IUI IICor1 'CtT'
Office Of Asst Com Of Subsistence,
Fort Washington, Oct TO- 1875
CEALED Proposals will be received a, thIs0fhcen'
- till the Ist November, for furnishing the ,roOi
Of this post with
Fresh Beef,
for one year commencing the ;lst day Of 0ctObsi
1927, the beef to be OF good and Wholesome qa'':,
and furnished in quarters. when the fualtN! WI.
allow; when less than quarter is required an efuil
proportion of lst, 2, and Sd quality; the COnr,t'o
to deliver the beefat the post twice in each week
,uch quantities MS shall be directed by the Assistant
Commissary, until The weather is sufficiently cool I"
allow the drawing OF two days beefat once, when Tie
Contractor will be required TO deliver only once
each week. Good and sufficient security will be II
quired for the performance OF the contract.
LIEUT.. WIN. S. NEWTON
.,1st1N Assistant Goa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
EaN Goods.

Which were purchased on the most advan,ag,v
terms, and will be disposed of at very low price. IL
cash, or on the usual credit to his old, punrual ai
toners oct l0..t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20

Of the newest fashions. which will be sold ~ w.
they can be had in the District; consisting ~ ''s
Earrings and finger rings, Of different pI,'sst1
Gentlemen and ladies' watch CHAINS seals ~
also,
A handsome assortment OF
BRrrAvIA WARE AND PLATED .CASDLEs'''N'
of the best quality.
I'm assortment OF
Tortoise shell and Brazilian combs
Ladies curls and puffs
Wax beads of different sizes and COLOR
Otto of roses
Silver and plated butterkn'ves
Pocket pistols and dirks
Which together with his usual assortment OF ,,,
SILVERMOUNIEDS PECIgCLES, SP0oh' ~,
of his own manufacture, makes his assortment No.
cochplcte OCT lo-.--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20
Fresh JeWeAry.
JOHN 4DHM.

JOHN .4DAM
HAs Just returned from the North, where nc y.
I'll laid in for Cash, an elegant and trteNSH G'%
,,.,1 IF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-20

and expect the balance by the next arrivals whchs
make their assortment very large and complete
They purchased them principally at 3UCTlOI
and will sell many articles lower than they eycrOfer.
them oct l5-lm
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13
vOLU ME VII.
POHYICAI.

CAMBRiOGE PRIZE POEM.
The CamhridSe English prize poem for 1896, is
IN essay on Venice The following the opening
lines
Spiri,l who oft, at nj lights unclouded noon.
Oost love to watch the melancholy moon
Shroud in tho wannces OF her spectral ray
Rome Athens cold in beautiful decay:
Or wherePalmvra's noulde ring shrines o'erspread
The Syrian waste-and city OF the dead!
Bcneath some ,vyed arch dost sit thee lone,
'se- arink the SIC 1f the night winds moan.
And smile ruin! Spirit who dost dwell
IN the deep silence OF the cavern'd cell,
Noting the sim iowy years and man,ling all
The pomp OF earth in mole Oblivion pail
Spirit oil time! could beautys radiant dover,
Could Genius, Valor, mock thy suien power,
Could riches dy thec-Venicc still had been,
As once OF OH. earths, oceans sccptci ed queen,
And still Teen uhroncts III all her ancient charms
OF Wealth aud ant Of ioviness and arms
Fac, fadei VeaiCei when IN visions Wild
Imagination ny boyhood smiled,
o |! then the glories of thy proud career
Witt may q tale repaid my listening eat;
fhc Merchant ddkes by PROSTATE kings ohey'd
Fhy dseds Of WARM distant chimes di,piay'd,
Thy marble palaces. aud sc1girt walls
The opieut sien1uur ofthv giided halls, 70,
Touch d with the bright hucs from FAM VS. pencil
caught,
hli raised the rapture of my childish thought;
And e'ea now---noss tC uiaphosd's sterper .lana2
.i----ss.es-Tsvs,r esse tIrress OF romanoc,
And all that history tells of the emf .hi seem
The lovely fiction Of the poet shreaH
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to allow Paymastersto employ citizens to aid them.
The bill to provide for the claims Of the oiSers oi
the army ofthe Revolution was CONS idered in t,m
mit,ee, on motion Of NIr Burges. ~s,o n.al asa clio
asss' orpvs 30 The Itess. -. Isss1r these w..
Pans
Jan. 9Th lin the Senate yesterday Me- Rowan
oil Kentucky, introduced bill to limit and restrain
the u' isdicon of the United States, Courts in Ger
tam eases The bill authorizing the sale of the re
served Salt Springs in the State of Missouri wa.
passed l-.c Bill Tor Diminishing the duty on i'm
ported Salt was read second time and postponed
to Monday. Mr. Reed submitted a resolution pro
posing an inquiry into the eApe6iensy OF inorea
''ns the salary OF the Postmaster General
Tic House Of Representatives was yes e-dav en-
gagged on the bill! to provide Tor "a. survisins Off
GERS oithe army ofthe revolution which was acted
onin Committee Of tA. Whole The amenoaior.
biH, reported by Mr Burse%, and moved oy BIN as
an aipendmen TO the orig bill pfoviang for the
othce's only, vas jecl.d aud The old bill wbicb
embraces raIH officers and sodiers, asset throuah
we -onn''ec. and '.as reported 10 the fJousc
villa me banks filled inis Ga, the late OF the bill
vii probably De lecil,4. as there appears 10 he q
very proper disposition, the part of the Honse no,
10 waste ti." IN tne discussion OF bill on which
every member must have made up his mind lone
since
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13
DOCUMENTS FROM THE NAVY
DEPARTMENTAL

The measures of Captain Elliot, on the
brazilian station, in relation TO the block
AIDE declared by Brazil, of the whole coast
OF Buenos Ayres, aud OF The Banda Oren-
tai, have fully redeemed his pledge TO depor,
himself IN the matter,'.as became The inter
ests of the Navy, of the nation, and of its
commerce" Our new friends and oeighbors
are not so strictly versed, perhaps, In the
doctrine OF blockade, that their practical in
depreciation OF 1t could always be expected
to be exempt from difficulties, and embar.
| rassnebts to our commerce. In the present
instance, the question between Captain Ell
liot aud the Anne rican Charge at Buenos Az
res, and the Commander Of the hIockadin.
squadron, seems rather to have been on The
adequacy OF The Brazilian sudatlroo 20 en-
force the blockade, than on The q neral prip
ciples asserted by the America government,
After some close and warm correspondeoce, ,
the Admiral agreed 10 Withdraw his bIoek
AIDE OF all the ports and eoasis without the
lilo de la Plata. rhe legality Of extending
The blockade, with the present Brazilian
toree IN that quarter, beyond the ports of En-
seDada and Boenos Ayres, remains a oues-
ton to be adjusted between the two govern
mcnls. The real inadeqaacy Of the Brazil
ian force to Keep up strict blockade even
OF the ports within The La Plata, Is sufficient.
ly proved both by the frequent eyasioDs Of
1t ny The ships OF oil naiious, and ky The Wig
oroS and fearless movements Of tie guenos
Ayrean squadron, under Admiral Brown ::
Nor can the Brazilian ministry, we should
presume, possibly insist with seriousness
that their blockade is legitimate. accordinn
TO recognized principles
We learn from the documents rcspec,;um
the African Agency, for receiving the ne
Sroes delivered from on board vessels Sci
zed IN the prosecution Of The slave trnde.
That about one hundred and twenty uqrsons
have been rescued, and provided foe bt Cnpe
Mesnrado.-- The French government is
n'uch complained OF by Mr.. Ashnup, the
Iinuance Of the trade,' as a part of ia nol;cv
ami for the supply OF lis tropical colonies
We perceive that this agent preDyptcJ nv
honest zeal, has, in one or more Instances
employed force in the suppression IF slave
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13
LIE, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY.. JANuARYls, 1897.
sactories,---a measure disavowed aud disup-
proved by our governureptsso far as be has

sactories,---a measure disav0wed aud disup
proved by our government. so far as be has
acted IN t'se ca~rf,r,rr or 5ss agent, ;nSsnu~t
: as .lio oh'sN ocjeet contemplated ~ n w0s
TO provide an asylum for Africans captured
from Slave Traders by our cruisers oil In
.'eea". IN other respects, the conduct and
Pohcy OF MIR. hshmun, and his discretion ID
ms intercourse with the surrounding tribes,
are spoken nf as mprtiag commcndation.
FROM the same sources we find that the col
onists at the Cape, begin to support them
selves by their own IabOur. Those more re-
Gently arrived, are employed as Iabourers.
ANA draw their pay from Ihe public stores
small military force to guard the public
property, aud to prevent surprise. and ma
val force on the coasi, are spoken Of az es-
sen'ialfy necessary.
In The West Indics piracy seems to be eu
t'reiy suppressed; aod The fisheries in the
Bay OF Fuuday. experience no Longer any
interruptions. Bat the conduct. Of the
French cruisers on the North West Coast of
newfoundland, is very vexatioms, and has
driven them thence almost entirely. There
nave not been SO many vessels employed in
iish'nS this season, as for several seasons
past, and few have gone farther north than
S"pe Charies. Bait. finer.
| ~ "''''''5' "'' f'CthS Until a day or two
since, the last we heard of our counirymar
| irving, WAS that he had gopa- 10 S1,ein- fo
| the purpose OF examining the munuscr,p,s
still extant among the archives of that ma
ton, relating 10 Christopher Columbus, pre-
paraiory to writing Il history of his life, bu
| that he had afterwards abandoned The pro
lJect. The latter Is 50 far true, that Mr. II.
wing, at first placing his principal depcn
depce UPON the ancient manuscripts Of Nav.
arctic, and those failing short of his cxpee
| ta'ions, Tor time gave up his researches
Out we are now happy To have it in our
power L" say, that he has since discovered
other aud impOrIag' manuscript dorameDts.
| winch have encouraged him TO recommence
The highly responsihie work Of p, cscu;in.c 10
| The world biography Of the discoverer of
| the Western Continent, aud that he is pros
ecn;inS it with all diligence. Ills oppnrta
mites aTn piopitfOus, as he forms a part ..
| the diplomatic family If Mr.. Everett. on
| Minister at Madrid, and we understand
| has The Facilities necessary for his upderta
| king.
"e enngtatu'ntr our countryD,en upon III,
tse' ss,l ira. +. 81 e slf, !. =
! had desp#ired, is likely 10 devoIVe amor .,,,
who has acquitted! himself so creditably II
whatever he has thus far undertaken. IN,
Life OF Napo'eon, by Scott, and of CoIum
bus, by Irving. il we'll executed, viii form
two Of the most interesting features in the
literature of the present century.
W i. Times.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1827-01-13

an Mdt Institution passed DecemLer, 1926
(C0nHU.ed' J
mode, and h0nrs of Inst,ucfaon-In each oil
these schools instruction shaI be communicated .
lessons OF lectures. examinations and exercises ~
shaii be best adapted TO the nature of the sc;en.
ana number OF the school; and exercises sbal, bo
prescribed to employ the vacant DAYS and hours
every course oil lectures it shall be the duty ol
me professor. Immediately previous TO the deEverv
oil new lecture TO examine his class tboronohl
on the subjects of the preceding lecture.
~ shah constitute part of the duties of each Pro
lessor 10 hand IN to the Chairman of he Facul,v
hepof. exhibiting Tor the week preceding, the
rays and the subjects OF lecture and of exam;na;on
the tlme occupied in each respectively the neenos
OF absence OF each member of the class. and the
degree OF attention and proficiency of the student.
"A consolidated Report founded on the aeta;sd
weekly 'eports aud presenting in a summary form
me points OF information called for by those renorts
snan oe iad by the Faculty before the Board ogVi,
Nors' at The corlmencement every annual meeting
IN the month o fJuy
Each OF the schools OF the Univcrii,y sh all he
meu Two hours OF every other dav of he week and
W." every student may he enabled tn attend those of
ms cnoIee, let their sessions be so arranged as to
Gays, and h6nrs, that two shall be holden at tbc
same time. wv
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AyolcE FROM SOUTH AaoLiNA.
A meeting Of the ~ ses*sSs stheiLexisIa.

"A uccNnS u LAG EsiAtoeSrSS - HctEeSista.
lure ps this Stntes tosaGspJ, a A.aipwbia,
sfs.;s 8 SSsu;asss IL she sys:
sion, for the purpose of expressing their o.
p'nions, relative 10 the nextPresidentialElec-
ton.
Mr.. Henry Deas, one Of the Senators from,
charleston, introduced the preamble and
resolution adopted by the meeting. I,w onld
be 1nJustice 10 pass over the eiouuent and
unaffected appeal he made, in introducinr
them. lie spoke truly in the spirit of Car
oiina. There was no effort, YET there was
strength. There was no imitation of Ian.
Sdage or of tone, bui every ps,s.rre and ex.
press''n appeared, sthe natIral, effusion Of
hnnest conviction, or indignant patriotism
AT present; we cannot give more than an
extract from Mar. Deas' speech at a future
period we hope t0 present 1t ut full, with The.
preamble which preceded the Resolutions,
Sir, (sa'd The Speaker)to the measures q!
The administration will give NV hearty
support, whenever those measures tend IN
the oeneht OF our common country. Upposi.
lion To men, not opposition 20 MY Country
shall direct my cnndmct--Sir, | am old. ant,
this may be ,be last time i shalt puJliciy OK
press my detestatiou ofthe intrigue that has
triumphcd in our affairs. and my in,lignutio,
at the violated rights Ut ,his FREE peap;e
But il stand upon this floos W hen tie ellie
magistrate OF our Iinion shall agais u * pow
er ut my hands, the haiiot hsss shi,lI speat
my sentiments. Sir, am ott. aud ] shouL
give way TO younger and ahser men; m,
head is grey, but my heart is still warm Il
the interests of my country. En nv few re.
manning days, the only honorI can hone IA
gam, is the honor of my county. For that
feel with The youngest for that wilI con.
| tend with the boldrst.
Sir, we must be unanimous, If VIC would do
any thing. Principle alone unites us. lie,
as not conceaI by The event, that all other
agencies combined, can prevail against 1t
There can be no compromise % cold indif
ference 10 this matter The vital principle
OF all our liberties is surrouadea with dan
| ger, and threatened with destru@,ion Oui
pull-a long pnli-aad a ..uIi all together
and thsRepublc is safe.
Shcr.sston Ftfercury.
Il is a curious fact that The mfiuenza
whish prevailed so gsuernlIy, wc msY Ga,
universally, in tins country, Pst iNter asii
srri#Gg; .S. = al f.G5eatt4 as,ii q, g sand
1 Mica ~ ...Il -. :. 3 ~ c..-4
iu England, an AIR c0mpressing cyIinde
has been used IN fire arms as q subslitut,
for lock with flint and steel The &y,in
der Is cnnaeetcd in the stock of the piece
an! Tho piston is moved by powerful
spriug.
/ S"sT. Appleton. the IT, S. Copsui at leg.
horn has sen: to the Philadelphia AericuI,p-
raj society an abridged TRANSACTION of an
Italian poem, on the manufacture of Leg
horn hats, containing all the details of raj.
sisg the grain, fitting it for manufacturing Q
the braiding &c. Of The straw.
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p 'ers TO IL alter IL, A. Monday Wednesday

| and fttiays
I@s: Q! g. s,a. psis,0g,y ,@s same Avas
& thet .: S.,AsaCl t.s;oryf >,,,j
s w. 60 n;es !, ON Mondays We1ncsJAys sad
ihat OF Anatomy aud Medicine the Same hours
on i"e'd"y', Thursdays and SATURDAYS
ihat oi horai Philosophy shall occupy from IL
days and Fridays.
f"a, OF Law, the same hours on Tucsaav.
-hui ada Us ad SATURDAYS
LenSN ~ Session the next srsson oil the I'M
verpry shall commence the i,.L oi Ert,,,.r ~
and terminate ON the Twentieth Of jniy and d, Il
ut9'e sessions shall comEeuce the az s. Vi Sep
enDer iii eath yeai aud terminate tr iyy.nti.th
oi July ensuins But there eAaI Lv one ,c,c,s OF
all t"e S|"oo'S. an NJ more uuiing ca IA session
commence on the al centn aud terminate IN ih,
lm'ty FIRST oi DeCemher
denominations aRG GrGduufions-'Therc
shall be two puDhc examinations of all stu
dents, IN each srssi0H.-- Enc onc 10 nvercu.
the winter recess, and the other 10 prcurl,
the summer vacation. The formcr.in cam
mence on such day az the Professors sbalI
appoint, ami the latter 10 commence on The
| tenth of jniy.
FROM Sie examination no $, em shall alb
sent hiH'seif without leave OF he Faculty.
| un"e' pam VI any pun iment not excecdi.2;
| aismissinh from thg L HivrrsiIy
Examinations OF the Candidates for Sor
orary diSihniin n- ~hEet be i!edI an a., pres
ence OF The Professors and niudru,s AT
these examinations shall a. ,,iyep 80
highly meritorioGs ONLY. npJ Nv ia
the majority OF HE Professors Nni,,rs ~
premiums Of medals or hnoE. , p..,
| ed nv the Uniyrrs;iv +, yiI ~ f
to lbnsc of the hiohe. - ,,unl;6.,,;n,i, =,
uf more or less value -. ,bn..'nr .'t,i
These Diriomns s,:oll hr 81 L,'
| The highest Of Dor,,r ,,s,I
aJe and he Hi,jomn ,r c.,I ,I"t ; """
the nar,icelar ,tcnrJ mr. s,J,na"s -
candidate shall havr hrc, JooI,i Wv
and shall A.. s..hs.r;t,d ~, ~ W.
| Fl orcss.rs annrnyino. :, D., 49,, '"'Ar
,ha.I IL, m;veni - o.,x ~. ~ I'F!""a
ID .r.h o., o.;J: VIZ, "%t ""' pass
| Guage as shat! have prove, hum ab.r Ga r.,a
! he hi%hest classics ia :l,a. Ianrnane i'm
cas- =, tNorOHgh understanding. am lust QUAR-
| tdS And ii nr be- also 8 yrcE.S,o, :. Ia,
Greck, let !!.at TOO be stnIcd i, h. i;;pi,n,.
the intenIion hriog sat the r.,uiaiion az
'bes University shall noi a, cn.,,1;.,, nm, >,
tls9es' :, $500. -. u,
rlnr. scieii6e tanoht =, !; IA '~'''
| 10 tnoseAI .,tsr-i.,,r,.. q, h;? / 90 icy
| is of n moo.i cluca, inn o., ~ '"H mas
to ill up the character IF :, :. "''r,P I,1.iT
ed man - '"''''
| ,gu..
| 'nId, ''N an" lHhL!Jcattrn- No
| ri,. !" -" ms neen N'ade"l a; sgy other
~; e"'h'1'y' s"ali be rec, we'd ut
out on producing c"ri;I-
"'' nom such seminary. or ether su;isfac-
n lie na,,n.I 20 we rnc"t'y' with respect
S'" Soou cobapci.
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wherefore, the school of Ancient Languages 81 n,
occupy rom l-2 after to IL after on SIonda 70
Wednesdays and Frijays ''o"o'yS
That Of MoIcrn Langunree. shall o,.,. :,
days. '' "'u 0S'uT
That Of Mathematics; eb','l oeccrv ficu, . ,f
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he UhlVersily brII shall. On each ooco-
appointed: and the students NJ ,I,o 81 "'n'
be examined shall then assemble i,
room OF the Rotunda. bringing viii, I,,",,,
pens aud ink. hut no hooks (nnless sn...iI,
desired ny the ProFessor) and mn rs,,o"
ihey shall be then arranged al the taLio-
us Jar apart as possible, and in aIntot,,:a',
ordsF ara printed paper Of ons.,;o,.,.
w''m s""'eieni Papcr 10 wile The a,.,,.
sha'i 90 given 80 each student The nnS,'...'
20 De "r'tteg viihip The time appo;n,oJ :;
we rO"m' AMI without any communicate.
among one another or with others
enforce these objects. .pc Pr,G..,o.
vi these papers number mi,ht Lo 80
'r"' ABOVE what are required for The ay,,.,!.
a'i"n' Tor ihH pHrpos" Of rubiis 1i.,,;l,,S,.
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"Benefts Of Canais."--A census Of The
village Of Rochester, N. Y. has becn recent
~ campieted, whicl, gives a population of
se0en thousand sic hundred and sirty nine
persons exhibiting an unparalleled increase
of 2s96 10 one year,
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ENACTMENTS

ny !he hecso' and tisiors Of the University eff Tir
gima, fer constituting. goveysimo and cona,,c.
an nat Institution passed DecemGer, 1926
/C0UEu .sd.
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II is a curious fact that The ,nf}ueRza.
whish prevailed so generally, yvc msY saf
universally, in tins country, Vast iater aud
sprlHssf''.'.S al s.Geatt4 asdi ~ r. sfsand
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-27
BOOTS. SHOES, BLACKlNG, &c. &c.
II. A. TENTpLE0
No. 20. NoRrH NiAIn Srnr,

NO. ~, NOkTH MAIN
III n A constantly on hand, and daily recolv-
hA ing the following articles, viz. ladies'
prunella Shoes. with straps, lace and slippers;
do morocco and kid do do; do double pruilella
Bootecs; gentlcmen's calf Boots, warranted of
the first quality; do do second and third quail
ity, prices from two to five dollars and half;
men thick Boots and Shoes; boys calf and
thick Boots, Bootees, Shoes and Pumps; chl-
dren's satin, prunolla, morocco, kid and leain-
or Booices and Shoes. Of all kinds.
Also, BLACKING, of Day 4 Martins,
Warren's and Dunlop's manufacture, war
ranted genuine, either at wholesale or retail; !;
Shoe Brushes; Sh"e Thread. Of n superior
qualify; Boot Webbing, and Shoe Nais Boot
and Shoe Trees; mems, women's, boys, ms
se's and chdron Lasts, Of every description;
do Boot Crimps.
7. II. 7. After acknowledging with graft
itude the liber.l patronage which he has hih-
eFto received respectfully invites his friends
and the public IN general, to call and examine
his assortment; and at the same timo assures
them, that all, or any ofthe above articles will
be sold ut Wholesale or retail, as Low and on
as &C, ommodating terms as can be purchased
at any establishment IN this town or vicinity.
N. B. Received lately, $50 pairs ladies'
Md Shoes, with heels, at the extraord dnary low
price Of 81 I-2 cents. 3w Oct 27
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-27

At barcelona, 9Th ult. brig Lcc1tine, Latch, from
Newport.
Sailed from Liverpool, stl ult. ship Envoy, Mar
tin, Providence.
Al Valparaiso, June II, brig Annawan, Covell, of
New Rsdord.
Al Callao, juno 1s, ships Sabina. HubDell, New
York; Chesapeake, CIR 'sch, BaltiTora; Gunars,
Brown, do; Ge ,rgia Packet. Erwin, Of Phadephi IA
for Gn1yaqnil; America, Edridge. fdo for Canton;
brgs Cadet, Lewis, Boston; Padang Hall, do; sclr
Yankee, New York.
AT Guayaqu,l, June 7, hip Doro,hea, Davis, Of
Philadelphia, loading; brigs Convoy. Grimcs, OF
Boston; Antoine,'e, Barney, - New Haven.
At Huanchaco, Junc 9Th, brig Galaxy, Brock, of
Boston.
Al uah,a, 10Th ult hnss Ru'h Jefferson. of Phila.
depha, bound south; Midas, Richards, Of New York,
d.; Hilsrv, Saul, or Sac ", unc, MARY Living s,on,
fnr New York, 1 weeks N,ssa,. Rurr, Of do upc;
Vryinir, Gro'h, tn ,m,ro, jdavs schrs ''eph u,
D,rr, % Sdfn, INC; Joseph Mcals, Au,t,n, .r Bos.
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WM. a. SM ITH,

Coach IND CHAISE MAKER.
N OULD inform his friends and the pub
w lac IN general, that he has removed 10
the shop formerly occupied by Mr.. John L.
johnson, in the rear Of the Jackson House ESQ
called) No. 2s North Main street, where no
viii be happy TO wait upon all those who may
be pleased to omploy HIM in the line Of his
profession.
Coaches and Chaises re-painted and re-
vanished. and all kinds of repairing done with
iathf''lness and punctualty, and as cheap as
can be afforded.
He eturns his thanks TO his friends for the
patronage heretofore extended to him, and
nopes thoy will still continue to patronize hIn,
at his new stand. 3S Oct 27