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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
NHEAT FANS.-A further supply Of Bal.
tirnoro Wheat Fans, for sale by
Jy . JAS WINSTON.

INDIAN EXTRACT,
ENOk changing rcd. light, or grey HAIR. whia
=, - kers and eyebrows, to beautiful brown or
oiock' without injury to the hair staining tue
skin. Also,
BeNs''S OFT,
for the preservation and growth of the human
nair preserving its health and beauty, and prevent
ing premature badness.
Extract of Rose.
ms elegant article contains all tho perfume Of
tine PERSIAN Rose, in its greatest perfection.
.YSfH Of Rose.
plessan: and cfficacious cosmetic, removing
ireckies. chops. tan, sunburn and other temporary
eruptions OF the skin. /. is excellent to remedy
tho smar,ing occasioned by the razor in shaving
ALSO
Swaim's justly celebrated Panacsa,
Sarsaparilla Powders, fresh,
Saratoga do. do.
Chlorine ToSth Wash,
Essence of Spruce, for making Spruce Boer,
Chloride of Lime.
just received and for SALE by
jy5 j. H. EUsTACE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
FOR aREE,

n VIA = eH DHI5
81 That very commodlous and
EEsIEM comfortable residence Chureh-Iiil,
IsiiskGsR formerly the property Of John Park.
4sssfazAh ill,) within fifteen minutes walk Of the
centre OF business, and combining every comfort
and convenience for tho accommodation of gem
tcel family. Tho Lot is a square Of two acres
one of which has been lately cultivated, and pro.
duced good crop of oats; ON the other, ia the
Dwelling House, Brick Smoke House, and Coal
and Wood House, Brick Stable and Carriage
House, Garden Of about three fourths Of an acre
good Yard, and Pump Of good Water. Joseph
Mayo, ECO, the present occupant, will show the
premises to any ono wishing TO purchase.
op7 II. G. MCNAMARA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

oiICE.-The Steamboat POTOMAC, Capt.
WILLIAM HusBALL, WILL until farther notice,
eave Richmond, every Tuesday morning ut S
o'clock, for City Point, Norfolk, Alexandria and
Washington City. oott may 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
2UbnIesalc 33rtces GurreMt
RICHMOND. July s. 1881.


STAPLE ARTICLES.
to6aeco, leaf
me, l00lb. san
good, s at
iair, IA
refused, 81 a 4
las. a a 3
manufactured
LIST qualcavendish, lb35a4l
mall twist, no. J, lIal3
no. z, 81 10
Flour, city mills, none
co''nuy, 5saA
Wheat, iiUalI5e
Corn, bush 10
Coal, hes, for shippiug.lsa2t
inferior, IL "a Is
Cotton, 80 a ~
VARIOUS orniR ARTICLES.
BeeStcdr, best, ~ a 20
Butter, u a ~
Beef, mess, Dbl. 10 SO
Bacon, 7.8
Cheese, Ia "a
Candies, tallnw, mould,lli
sperm. :'0a32
Coffee, w. !. green, l3laI4
Rio, i2al2A
Java, white, l3al5
ordinary qualities, ia a u
Chocolate, no. J., 10 a IL
CoPperns, ID. "a as
Fish, behring's, no. ], S43
shad. no. !, 81
mackerel, no. lis IS
do. no. 2, 4. so
do. no. 3, 3
Fruit raisins, bunch, box, 81
muscatcl, SABA
Feathers, live geese, good, SO
Glass, window. sxlO, so feet,
2 as l0xl2, do. Z
Gunpo,oder, Dupont's, 5
Rogers 5
Hemp, Amer, ton, 100 a l2C
Hides, Sp'h, sun-dricd, I6als
salted, l2al5
Indigo, sp'h Hotant, lbI25aI7;
iron, Swedes, ton, 80 a 81
English, 81
American, 80 a IS
Lard, 7a3
Lime, 81 so
Lea ther, soal, s5a30
upper ! IS az IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, II a 10
Mahogany, ST. Dom. f. lOal.
Bay, 8 a 10
Moiasses, gal. ". o. 81 a3i
w. india, generally, 25a34
Meal, bushel, 75aY6
Nails, cut, lib. 6
Oil, linseed, gal. 81
tanners, Dbl. l4s ais
sperm.winterprsd.ga l.9o
do. summer do. 75a8i
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaster oCPurts, ton, 3Aas
Pork, prime, Dbl. ia
mess, IA SO
Rice, Carolina, 3a34
Sugar, loafl3ai7, lumpl2aI:
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6a7I
ST. CroiS. do. z. a !OA
muscovadoes, 8 ~ 81
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, I 95
ground alum, I 20
Saitpefre, ID. ga 10
Spirits
brandy,cognac, gal.1aala
apple brandy, new, 3Sa4O
peach do. 75 a 80
rum, ST. Croix&Ant. 6oa9O
do. New England, "a
gin, Holland, l05all2
do. American, 35 a sc
Whiskey, 81
Steel, German, III I2aI4
English hlis'ered, ii
Amer. do. 5la6
Shot. lib z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

- The subscriber has received his spring
aupA supply Of Drugs, Medicines, &c. To
~ which he invites the attention of his
$500 customers, and the public, generally
kHsA. among tho articles lately to hand, are
'~sasssS' tho following: viz,
Sarsaparilla, Efervescing PowdaEs,]
Genuine Otto Of Rose,
Slippery Elm Bark, prepared,
Robinson's Patent Barley,
Gold Foil, for plugging teeth,
Worm Tea,
Chlorine Teeth Wash,
Cork Wood,
Rose Water,
Florida Water, hsnSsorneiy put up,
Sgrorio! Sega-F. II C.. McNEhARA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
additional Ssss1OESes.

Traditional Supplies.
MA7 T. are receiving this day, by the schr Ef
w fort, from New York, very large assert
ment of WINES, PICKLES, PRESERVES
CORDIALS, &c. which we offer at small advance.
by retail They consist of
Hook of the best qua ity,l
Sauterne do. do. do.
Burgundy, }WINEs.
White Hermitage do.
Red do. do.
Huie du Chasseur1
Huie du Noix
Parfait Amour SCoRpIALs
Noycau
= Kcrschenwasser
s aasv 1 Singer Gsg and f ctt anps'
Walnuts, jenkins, Cabbage
Sauces, Currie Powders. &C. PICKLES
IN ADDITION,
Is bags prime Manila Coffee.
ma l2-eolm TOMPKINS &. FISHER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

n W FARMERS.-Graiu & Grass SCfTHES,
- warranted, extra good quality, for sale, by
June JOHN S. SYDNOR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06


MISS EIONDYwEII,S
Splendid Gallery Of
CUTTINGS and NEEDLE.WORK
is aosc cpc, at
THE MUSEUM.
MISS HONEYWELL is a native Of Now
I'VE York, born ,oihout Arms; has acquired such
use of common pair of Scissors, by holding ,hcm
IN her mouth, to be able to cut of paper, the
most curious and difficult pieces of Cutting ever
attempted as the likenesscs OF dstiu guished
Americans and Europeans; together with variety
of others, such Watch Papers, Flowers Land
seapes, and even the Lords Prayer perfectly lcyi
ole not only the outlines bu, TO resemble cope r.
plate engraving. She Writes, Draws, and does all
kinds OF Needle Work, with the utmost facility and
ease An extensive variety of specimens Of her
elegant performance for exhibition in the house
she occupies. All her elegant works are for SALE
W She can be at her various occupations,
from o'clock A. NJ, till Z P. VI.
Ut Admittancc, including Profile Likeness,
?sut in few seconds, without hands, by Miss
iloneywcll,) 25 cents. jy g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
Charles w. McGinness,
HOUSE PAINTER. dc.

Charles w. MCGlnnCss,
HOUSE PAINTER, dc.
ESPECTFULLY announces TO his friends
A and the pubic generally, that Inc has just ro.
turned from York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
where he has sciccted large stock of the best
materials III his line and would BIO happy to work
them mp according to the style of the above cties.
~ All work warranted to be durable and of the
'vAry best materials je IL
ENNGLISH g. American SCYTHE BLADES
IA AZ to SO ms.
Do. Patent, do. do. do. do.
Grass Blades, 36 TO 4G ms.
English and American Patent Straw Knives.
Wedding Hoes, nss'd, 8 to II ms.
Trace Chains, assd; Maslin Kettles; Wire Sift.
sortnent of Shelf Goods, for sale, at wholesale or
retail as low as they can be purchased in any mark.
ct in the United States, by
JOHN. ]. wERTIs,
ma 80 Sign of the GoldenKey.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

Virginia Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. lo-To
be drawn at tho Eagle Hotel Friday Afternoon, at
4 o'clocL -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

EFORY TABLE CUTLERY.-An
VA extensive assortment of Ivory Handle Table
KNIVES and FORKS, with Deserts and Car.
vers to match--for sale by
ap l6 THOMAS A. RUST,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27
I DUlTFRTES' REMEDY FOR
! s.' THE PILES!

ENNHE Proprietor begs leave 70 recommend (which
he does with the fullest cOniidencel one OF She
sost valuable remedies Known for this troublesome
aaatainfal complaint. Without going into DETAIL he
deems il enough 10 say, that he has in his possession
lie un.lo1bted testimonials thai 1t hasmor
petely answered the purpose for which i isintended,
shan any asher popular medicine. 49,.
This remedy perfectly innocent in it's application,
10 ali conditions ages and sexes. Fall directione,
description Of the complaint, &c. accompany each
packei which consists Of two boxes, Ointment and
Elecsnary Price, 81 for the whole 50 cents f but
Que Of the articles ID wanted.
IF None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, 7. KIDDER,
;wasedigte ssccessor 70 the late DR.. w. T. CONWAY
For eaie al his Counting Room, over No. SO, Court
Street., near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
!. Samuel Bnel and J. G.. BeckaOiih, Litckf field;
e. Co,cEes, South Farms; Daniel Norton.
Canaan; .Judsoa g. .Whittiesey. n. Preston.
isaac S. Wadsicorth, Bethlem Nescton s.
Henderson,. Goshen.
Large discount 70 those who buy to sell again.
February 9 lyc5w35
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27
Medical institution
!. OF -
YALE COLLEGE.

VEyHE course Of Medical Instruction Ia I as, =,
IL College begins annually at the expiration
0ftwelve weeks from the third Wednesday Oi
August, which, for the year 1889, is Thurs
day, November g., and it continues sixteen
weeks. There are at least Eve lectures daily
throughout the term. and a part Of the time
ak. The several branches are taught as fol-
lows, viz:
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, by
THosdAs HUMANE, A. M.
Theory aud Practice Of Medicine, by Ell
Ives, M. ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by BErJAMIN
SsLLsMAN, M. d. and LII. d.
Materia Medica and Therapeutics, by Will
Anatomy aad Physiology, by JONATHAN
KNIGHT. VI. d.
q Obstetrics, by TIMOTHY p. Beers, M. d.
The several courses in all the departments
are full and complete, and the means Of Illus
tgati0n ample.
The matriculation fee and contingent bill
are 81 SO; the fees for Chemistry. Anatomy,
Surgery. Materia Medica, and Theory and
Practice. are $I2 so each. aud for Obstetrics
So. amounting to SIS; the whole to be paid
IN advance.
BE THE statutes of the State, toe require
Tnents fds graduation are three years study
eOr those who are not Bachelors Of Arts. and
turn for those who are; attendance upon two
ful courses Of lectnFes,either at this institution
or SOME other Of similar character; an exa-
minatisn and dissertation to the acceptance Of
the State Board Of Examiners; the attainment
Oftwenty-one years Of age. and good moral
character. The examination Of the candidates
for graduation il held the week Immediately
succeeding the termination ofthe lectures, and
the degrees are also conferred at that time.-
The graduation fee is $40.
The Medical Students are entitled to gratu.
itous admission TO the Anatomical Museum
and the Medical add Academical Libraries. ia
aha Lectures upon Mineralogy and Geology
aud 20 the Cabinet of Minerals; and also tG
she lectures on Botany and on Natural Phi
sesophy. 90 paying the customary fees O.
those courses.
u Ailshe necessary expenses Of living in New
Haven during the winter. are from Sc to 81 Z
wcek. according TO the accommodations re-
auired. IA -.
81a Yale College. Aug. &c. 1889
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27
A LOVE AFFAIR.

A neat little gentleman named Perez
crime Brush, the very beau ideal Of
handbook beau, and hespersonified aroma
Of a Cologne water bottle, fell by mis-
chance into scrape last "Wednesday,
which brought him into an unpleasant con-
tact with the law. Peregrne, dainty Per-
egrine, has story of love and woe attach
ed to his name, and 10 explain il properly,
il is necessary that we 60 back to the time
when Cupid loosed his arrow smarlfy at
Peregrine's heart. Lastwinter, Percgrlne
was invited to tea-fghf,as it is termed by
the scoffers Of elegant refnements, but
more properly entitled a party. An in
timation was dropped to him that Miss Eu-
phemia Roseland, Young lady, who bad
finished her education, and who was worth
the expectations of certain sums of money,
would be present. This information set
Peregrine all agog-he rugged himself out
in all the glories of his 60 TO meetings,
borrowed all the chains and rings that
could be obtained by entreaty, slicked his
hair fat to his skull with pomatum, and
with his head hung by the ears upon his
well s,arched shirt collar, lie made his APP
pearance before Miss Euphemia. He cef-
tainly was too killing, as he sat upon a
chair, behaving himselfpretty, viii, a white
pocket handkerchief, in the washer wo-
mans fold, laid upon his knee. But Per-
nv did not feel SO angelic as he looked
his face was hot and his hands were cold
his mouth was as dry as dust bole, and
his heart, with motion well known to the
timid, bumped against bis ribs until poor
Perry was almost sufiacated. Warm
weather, Missl' said Perry, all Of sud-
den, coloring yet deeper crimson.
Nan said Miss Euphsnia, placing
her hand to her ear after the fashion Of q
cryer ofoysters, and opening her eyes and
mouth TO The utmost as she turned sharply
round TO Perry. ~
sPOOty cool night, Miss, ] calculate
yes, poorly said the lady. A pause
ensued. le
do you like jam spruce beer, Miss''
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27
Seas NftcDtfeIn 1sMQWtrer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BIZ HENRY ADAMS.
TERMS.

To village and single mail Subscribers 2 dollars per
wear, payable before the expiration ofsix months.
To c0mpanies Of ANY number over six, ST. SO per
year. payable as above. To companies less than six.
SI75 per year, payable before. 1P 25 cents will
6s deducted from each Ofthese prices when payment
10 made in advance. These prices exclusive Of
majl or Stage charge for transportation. a9
No papeFs will be- discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except al the discretion of the editor.
Notice OF wish to discontinue must be given before
the expiration OF the year.
I tApykRrIsFEa. O1e square three insertions. 81,
and tle same proportion for two more squares.-
Hall square rs cents. Continuance over three weeks
20 pefs cent per week. liberai deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months.
gAelSninisrators' and Executors' Notices, 81 90
COmmissioners Notices, ~ ~ %
An communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27
TAKEN UP,

- "a. - TN q suileFing condition. with
- II in the enclosure Of the sub
scriber. in Winchester. BAY
HORSE, with four white feet
: s.sr RI bis iOrehead, and a lock q white hair
r. 80 800 apparently caused BY wearing
noss-s is s;xteea hands high, aud ak or
tSyss 49, "a. Said horse Is 10 the posses
1Isn 81 sha suhseriber, who requests the own
- q prove property, pay charges, sno take
hlA awAy. ELISHA AAA'"0s1s rs.
EineksstsT, ASg. 80, 1883
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27
a CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
TTTC HI

HTOWEVER invelerate, in one hour application,
III and no danger from taking cold, by using
- DamJries' Ointment.
This preparation, for pIeasantness safety expedition,
ease ewd certainly stands nnrivasied for The cure OF
this Troublesome complaint II is so rapid as we'll
certain in lis operation, to this dsagreeable
disorder most efectuaily in one hours application
Only! Ssses@ !.ea @
il does not contain the least particle Of mercury, or
Other dangerous ingredient, and may be applied with
perfect safety By females 10 any state or to children
IL the breast. a.. ssSss4f ~ ;4-tsyat
Price 81 l-2 cents box, with ample directions.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27
rInsr LoyE. s1lk

Talk Of Grst love as the world may, We
never experienced in second any thing
half SO sweet. he object beloved Sec
ond time may be more amiable--may be
more deserving of affection, but in the
first there is a novelty OF circumstances
and feeling-an UNLISTED cup Of joy. which
in repetition falls short Of It's original fla
vor. We are, in a second affection, going
over a path already trodden; in the first,
we explore new tract covered with wild
roses and spontaneous nxuriances, that diff
fuse odors, which lose much Of their fresh-
ness on being exhaled. We always know
we are in love second time, from our
former experience. The FIRST time we are
novices, and receive our maiden impress
sions gilded by brighter hopes and hallow-
cd by sanctity that casts almost reli-
eious holiness over them. Repetitions 81
love grow more and more sensual; il is iEl
youih's first affection only that love like
that of angels, is xchanged--ethereal, un-
stained, lucid with heasenIy purity. First
love is like youth, full of generous inpuls-
es and exalted feeling.
In successive visiiaiions il becomes eors
rnpted, as in advancing years No grow
more and mere the creatures Of circums
stances, interest aud The worlds custom;
youth is infinitely nearer the optimism con-
iemplated by naoralists and philosophers,
than manhood. Love- too. il has been
observed wisely, is always nearer allied
10 melancholy than 10 jolli'y or mirsh. *.
The instances recorded OF the pnrest ana
most exalted passion, are among the So
date temperaaienis. The souls that iee1
mon themselves, that keep back from the
multitude. that cannot put on with common
Mace. bat aspire TO localities and creations
az .heir own-lhese have generally tho
earliest, the most durable and the deepest
impressions from love.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27
MAPS.

a GENERAL assortment Of MAPS Just
Ia recsised aud for sale at the Beck and
Variety Store Of E.A. LORD.
s August 3 49, q ~ sa se , ~ 0
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-27

II expect said tho lady, smacking her
lips, with a report like a nine -pounder.
So do H. said Perry. SAT- 3gslssss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

One Carpenter, of Bicesser, Oxiordshire, Eag,
land lately drowned himself to be teVenseo OIL one
Aldworth, who held an annuity OF 5"'. on ms NC
but who had offended him ~ ealing nm y an
onprobfious NAME.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

g. mr.. lniaatcatp an intelligent iaips efz.a
.Ia. f5aoWln{uauo Of al interesting American
lEsH 7. ues.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

A day thy wings have famed
"a 'ar height, tho COLI tim atmosphere
E, s.oop not weary, 10 the welcome iand.
Though the dark night Is mar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

U4N# C3ElfDN PLfCE
pDf;IP y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-28

a.wsaly ak. or n,r.e ofrlyrr wide,
> aa.rs ne rncklny pillows rise and sink
On ne chaied ocean side
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-27
OysDep.io.
JAMES ALLISON
DR. JOus TmAYD3LD

nR. THAyBOl.D offers to the public tho BILIOUS
- PREVENTIVE as a most PoutTfu, antidote tor
DYSPEPSIA and all organized arrangements of the
dige tive system Time and space forbid here an
enumeration of all the various OF suffice il
to say that, IT is wholly extracted from nstura We
geable productions, innocent il sure in its
eGects II is well knowR To have restored, in few
days strength and vigor the sngd limbs; steady
ing the pasird hand and fsuterng tongue, and i'm
parting health and tone to the debilated stomach.
GEouoErowN, (Brdge st DC. Nov II, 1852.
SIN | 20. with the greatest gratitude and sas!sc'
ton, give on liberty to make MY public that
those aboring under similar complaints, may have an
opport nifty of being relieved was severely sffi'ct
ed with Indigestion, dj.pcp>ia and dissgreesble feel
ngs all foi length # time, and tried all medi
thai could hear OF, that had any relation to my
comp laint; but h'd no relief until accidentally saw
of DIR Tia, bo.ds advertisements; took me bot.
tie of his g Bi'0u, reventvr." and making Of it
according the directions tns accompanied the bot
tie am At this time in good state Of health, aud
e,joy myself as veil as ever did il my life and think
my self "a new person
I nm. ,r. your o5edient servant.
Dr. TuIrupID HENRY BAKER
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ConsunADtinM.

DIR. 7HaYBOLD'S Oriental Specific Remedy
for Consumption in lis last MageW 'Hso.
.asfhmf6. Splitting Of Blood, and oil pulmonary
diseaxes-as Shoriness Of Breath. PA" in the
Breast, Debility, liant Of appchte, &C. &C.
'INiIS Medicine rs Nh extrst from Herbs, Roots
Plants, &c, which, in their combination, become
bslsam to the diseased frame; and is never 'ahng
remedy for that worst Of all destroying aud ravenous
comprehensive CoIsUMPTlON!-as many hund'
reds of persons have certified.
PnILapEtruIA, April lS, 1882 I
Spruce street, near 1enth. )
S,R-Being extremei, reduced from The contraction
of consumptivc disease by COLI. wet. and neglect,
was srnngI, recommended tn use your -" Oriental
Specific Remedy for Consumption" and Sas at length
(s other remedies having faed) induced to try it.
aud judge my establishment on its first application,
though feeble. weak, ard sinkin fast, and scarcely
able to assist myself in few days was enabled to
take the air; in three weeks new being; and
am al this moment totally relieved from all debility,
and orgctful of the past except the gratitude owe
you, ~hich thus willingly and unrequi;ed express,
hoping ynu viii not fail to make my case pubiic.l
am, SIR. ycuis truly,
JAMES ALLISON
DR. Jous TuAYDaLD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-27

,ireIv sssoIved. It is believed therefore that
the Sultan will be obliged to negotiate with Mu'
manned Ali. and it is even said that he has al
ready shown himself prepared to do SO. Whe'
Their it will be by dirsSt negotiations between the
conten,lins parties or through the mediation OF
friendly power is not known; the latter seems
the most probable. .
Letters from Alexandria, dated the goth OF
August, state that naval action took place near
Cyprus and Rhodes. in the middle OF August, De
tween the Turks and the Egyptians. IN whifp
the Turks were defeated. with the loss OF one
ship of the line, frgate. two corvettes. ana three
brius