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& SAMPSON have m store am

WHITAKER & SAMPSON have m store and w for sale on consignment-
 Bagsing and Rope-3O pieces and l3O coils
 Four-l50 bbls Illinois and Missouri
 Whiskey-50 bbls and 25 bbls Monongahela Brandy-2 quarter casks Cognac
 10 bblS old American Brandy
 Gin-lO bbs old American
 Rum-l0 bbls old New England
 Oil--2O casks Judd's winter bleached Sperm
 10 bbls Linse, d Oi. Cider-2Obbls Northern VInegar-l5 bbis Northern
 Sperm Candes-250 boxes assorted brands
 White I.ead-300 kegs Brook yn county
 Green Paint-2 ID packages snperior Castle
 Hams-5 hhds and 25 bbls Sugar Cured
 Champagne-25 baskets asserted brands
 Negro kerseys-6 ses. Tobhcco-2O boxes
 Tea-l3 chests Chulin Black and old Tyson
 Soap-i0O boxes New Yerk No
 Port Wine-5 cases double grape
 Pickles--2 cases assorted
 Hay-50 bales Northern. jan2l LyOR SALE at Northern prIces- II SPERM CANDLEs-l50 l'oxes first quality
 GOSHEN BUTTER-50 kegs superior
 CHEEsE-200 boxes
 JAVA CoFFEE-5O bags superior
 TEAS 300 packages black and green
 OsNABURes-l5 bales Lowell No
 SHIRTINGs--l0 bales 3 I Lowell
 KERsEYs-5 cases Lowell anC Miidlesex
 SoAP-500 boxes Ne
 CASTLE SoAP-50 boxes Marseilies
 SPERM and WHALE OIL
 IINsEED OIL-500 gallons pure
 WHITE LEAD-2O0 kegs No in oil jan22 T. Il. CIIEEVER, 40 Commences NLASS WAHE-The subscribers have in stnre M on cons ,gnment, large assortment of articles in the above line, consisting m part ot Quart Bar Decaners, pint to 8 Flute pint Tumblers, heavy Bar do Sofa mould Salts, flute 0ciagon to, in shell Nappie, E, 1 in hexagon Napper's pillow mould Salts
 Table $ $ Plumbers, 8 flute brilliant s $ do
 Octagon Nappiers, 9 m 8. ', 6, 5 iiuted Dishes Cylinder Japanned Sunihrons, Cone do Foot Lamps, Molasses Jugs Globe Sunhrons, &c &c. All of which they will sell very low for cash. janl0Kmo S J''NES. yuyHE SUBSCRIBER has been receiving by re. cent arrivals, at 4f Daaphin street, addition. al supply of new and desirale Goods, consisting in lart oi- New and rich styles of Prints Plain and striped Swiss Muslins Irish Linens, inen Lawns
 Birdseye, Scotch and Russia Diapers
 l0.4 aud I24 Linen SbeeIngs, Crash
 Union and Linen Checks
 Silk, cotton and worsled Hosiery Also, a large assortment of heavy Woo'e" and uo- mesiic Goods, which will be sold at the lowes. mar ket rates. Tjan23I F STEWART. nN CONSIGNMENT and for sale low to close, " 800 bales best quality Hay, in ,.:9I,., store BOO do do do on sn'pDoaru | 25N bbIs do Planting Potatoes | A 25O do do Chenango dp | I5O do do White oni0ns ~ | 75 do Nos I. 2 and Mackerei
 100 | and I26 bbls Nos l, ? and 3 Mackere | I25 bbls Nos l, 2 and 8 3Aiackerei 1 POO boxes hest Sperm Candles | lsO sacks best green Coffee
 20 bLls Boston Rum, l5 bbls Am. Gin | l2 bbIs American Brandy. iao2O ]. H RIVERS co.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY
BUSINESS CARDS.

BU USlNESo CAhDS.
 M. MAXWELL. HUTTON AND COMPASSION MERCHANT
 MONTGOMERY. Alabama. Messrs Harris, Cla, ton & Co
 Freemi.n & Bolton, Nopur
 Wilson X May, D-' decllIfg c. Gascoiene, Esq.
 THOMAS H. CHEEVER, COM MISSI0N MERCHA dec10 No. 40 Commerce street
 JAMES A. HOOPER, co MISS SION N E R CHA NJ, no,26 No. 40 St. Miehael-st-MOBltE, ALA, BENJ, M. BRADFORD. JAMES F. SAUNDERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Hone remored 10 No. St. Mchaei-st.-MoBiLE nov2l 24ln
 SAM'L B. HOWE,
 WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES ARD BROGANS,
 No. l5 DAUPHIS STREET, MOBILE. uov4 2tf
 ALEX. CAMPBELL; ,. (. OWEN; J II; BoswoRTH C.4.WPBELL, OIysE.W & co.
 STEA M--BOAT AGENTS
 
 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 72-ERONT AND 75 COMMERCE ST#E ET. All Goods uiH De Receired and For,oarded )ree of Charge. septic 205lf
 JOHN PHILLIPS. COM ISSIoN MERCHANT, AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF COTTON, References MOBILE, Alabama. Hon: Abbot %I, [ Lawrence. Boston, Mass. William Davis, jr. Esq
 Messrs. Spoford, Tieston & Co.,, New-York. Charles W. Storey, Esq, Havana. nov27 J. H. RIVERS. CHARLES H. CHURCH
 J. H. RIVERS & co. Auction, Commission < Forwarding Merchants Corner of CommercG and Coati-sts.-MOBILE. 0o-Wi make liberal advances on all Goods con- signed to them for sale; also will make very libe- ral advances on Couon and Slaves consigned to their friends in Boston. dec4
 GEORGE G. HENRY, FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION
 MERCHANT. ians No 67 Commerce Street. Mobile.
 A. G. JAUDEN,
 COMMISSION MERCHANT, Reference- NEw-YoRK. . EsLAyA. MURRELL $ Co.,, Mobile. jan9
 c. W. TORRANCE,
 (Successor to J. Real Will continue to do an Auction and Commiss bu. sness at rhe old stand. No. 18 Water-st. mh7 8lt
 EDV . bs GALE, AUCIION OFFICE in Royal stresf-opposife fhs
 Mansion House, .0o- Is prepared to give his time and attention to all business in his line. noy2 222f
 P. B. TYLOR, AUC1IONEER-No. 4, Hagan's Buildings. CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE. p Respectfully renew tender of his services his ormer patrons and the public, he sale sTooKs REAL EsTArE, DAMAGED CoTroN, FURNITURE, &c.. with an assurance of giving prompt attention to any bus iness confided ,o his care. nova 223lf SMITH, DABNEY & co WHOL SA L E ROGERS,
 Commerce-street, Mobile, Ala. James Smith, Jno M. Dabney, Wm. A. Smith, | l58tf WARE & CMEsBROUGH,
 GROCERY MERCHANTS, No. Commerce-street, Mobile, Alabama. Edward M. Ware, Aaron c. Chesbrough, j3 27tf
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FIRE INSURANCE.

TVyHE NEW-YORK EQUITABLE INSUR- II RANGE COMPANY continue to take risks at the usual rates of premium aganst loss damage by fire, to buildings and merchandise, cotton in houses, etc.. in Mobile and vicinity
 LAMBERT StTYDAM, President. JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary.
 Duect0rs. Abm. c. Thompson, Silas Holmes, Lambert Suydam, Shepherd Knapp, Robert T. Smith, Christian H. Sand, Paul Spoford, Henry Yates, Harvey Weed, Peter A. Hargous, James E. Cooley, Robert A. Robertson, Joseph Bouc,aud, John c. Jones, John F. Nesmith, George Rapey, Joseph w. Duryee, Henry Rowland. James 0. Ward, James Gilepse,
 Gardner A Sager. All losses and damage promptly adjusted and paid. nov22 242 F. B. CLARK, Agent. 47 Watrr-st.
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40. 52 Front street, north cf Dauphin sfrset.
 R FOR sale general assortment of the ( A Thompsonian and other Botanlc Medi- ~a cines, Jewelt's Liniment, Overstreei's
 and other Lnments, Dr. Thompson's old and new Works, Towards, Matt
 sons and Beach's Systems of the Bo- tanic Practice of Medicines, Dr. A. Curtis Obstet TICS, together with variety of articles used by Thompsouian and other Botanic poctors.
 nov20 240tf JOSEPH REED.
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NO MONOPOLY.
 ID E G R U $ HI F & M A R $ HI, BUT(AEKSS, MOBILE .M.1RAE EFT, STALLS 33 AND 35.
 SHIPS, Steamboas and Families supplied on the AC most reasonable terIns.-Clubs, Families, Par lies and others supplied with Game o all kinds, and he best Meats the market affords at the shortes. notice. nov9Ky
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 lsllAast 5 sst ee ~fsl. sahaal ass .es-s'a.s ''1a tef -lr2i3 4 ,gglIIElf1 s4et s,s-s-ssf ~ srs .iHi J ia.f
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sat ffae a4sist -n tHE 4st s.3 ran s. t4S t', Fs ss''ft s,s -.asps sa ss ' .aIsf .iI,, s iela a,} . ffda t,'s. sssas t. Ia11 e 1Hs Q! Fsai=e .is asis -l sI al -- stAa. Bose .fi slseaaA p rtss e-iiss7
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KNAPP < SCHULTZ,

General Ancfie~ and Commissions lMrchanfs,
 No. 49 Dauphin-st-eet. Mobile. Alabama.
 UFThe subscribers having taken the above esab- lshment for the purpose of transacting the General Auction and Commission Business in all its various branches, are now ready to receive consgnments; and any goods consigned them for sale will meet with prompt attention. t-Liberal advances made on all kinds of merchandize.
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OLD SERIES. VOL. XXIIT.
Angiesea ArtinciaI Legs.


 AmwSswNMggA A The subscriber has MNS%tSNN%M%MLsM on hand and minuiac- ER%NSSSAsS$@S%SSN3S$A tues Io OidPr the EA " ANGLESEA LEG, kSsz as made m Eurcpe where its utility is EMS#we known. lie has worn an An ESS& elesea for thirteen years, studied under EsW the celebrnted Dr. Potts of London, k9 and believes he is the first 10 offer this EA valuable article in the United States. <ASE As much has been said and htte done ~Gl9sssSS&s Gin ihis conntry.) towards improving Artificial Legs, he would avoid pufhng and prefer giving references to gentlemen of the highest stand ing who using his work, but who are delicate about having their names published. References may be had by addressing ihe subscriber post paid.
 JOHN SHAW. PhIIadelphia saddlery Warehouse,
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. No Dauphin sfrret, 2d door abocs Commerce street The undersigned respectfully kA~ss$A calls the attention of country mer
 x = z 5 ]
 -<fhaM chants, planters and saddlers to <,5i1 IA##X the large and well assoried stock 1 HSFTsM pf SaddIery and Saddl-ry Hard- ware, which he is now opening zS<d3MNH& md which he offers for sale al kz *0 prices to suit the times.
 A The made up work is all man
 9 ufaciured in the city of Phiadel- pha of the hest materials, and the Saddlery Hard ware is of.lirect importation.
 The following comprises in part ihe assormenl:- Saddles and Brides, of every variety Of style Br'- de Fillngs, MArt,ngaes. Saddle Bags of all kinds, Whips, Coach, Gig. Dearborn Wagon and Dray Harness, Skirting, Harness. Birdie aud Band Leah- CT, Gin Bands, assorted sizes, Plough Brides. Col lars, flames. Trunks. Top Hides, Morocco. Calf aud Hog Skins, Curb and Snaflie Bits, Spurs, Buckle Saddle Trees. of all kinds, Varni-h, Coach Trim mngs. &c,, 8c. A large assortment ol Saddler's Tools.
 He invites purchasers to call and examine and com- pare his goods and prices with those of other estab lishments, before purchasing elsewhere.
 noy2S 248cmo $. BOUI.LEMET.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. TUNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- II NY of HARTFORD, CONN , continue to insure buildings of Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and it's vicnites, against loss damage by fire. Also to take marine and river risks the most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority to adjust and pay all losses that may occur, the requisite proof of the same is submit- ted to him. without reference of the claim to the of- flee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institution, in settling losses with prOmptness. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 ocl2l d.. St. Michael st. INSURANCE AGAINST FlRE-The subscri- Il bers, agents for t.e Contrbut iOnship Insurance Company of New York. continue to take risks on Buildings, Merchandise. Sc as also River risks reasonable rates of premium. This is m old estab lished Company, worth $500 900 capita paid n and a large surplus to meet losses. 1lJ8 , #-a
 jan3 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND. TNSURANCE--The Augusta Insurance and Bank Hing Company of Augusta Georgia, continue to take FiBE, MARINE and RIVER risks on tine most favorable terms. -'tanf tti
 Insurance may he had on Frame or Brick Build- ings, Merchandise, Produce, &c. in aa, part of the city or its vicinity. I. c. DI BOSE, Agent,
 ocl25 70 af 7 39 Water street.
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 a'.all r-.i Iszi bag lis't -Nif sasi.l .ga. i-.s- %, .Fs1iQpft lFslt .sa e.-tiia $ ...,a t.ssiSassle. ssa q firif ea.l ftsl
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lOorATOES --2S0 bbIs Wbi.s. 25O ao Chenan. II go Potsioes. in fine order. landing ex bark Wm ssd James and Tor sn Ie by v
 jAa2J. F0SDICK Sr CHARL0CK. 66 Com-s |
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Nywn HORNETS. G &&' 10 dog white Cyprus, Chintz trimmed Ez$ V<& 10 doz white do; 10 do white Gimp ~-s>~
 5 dog misses colored Wlllew
 5 dog do Clementine; do Chintz !. 10 dog do Gimp; 10 do Sbens
 10 dog fashionable Plain Silk
 10 dog do Florence Braid. For sale by w. II. &sH. F. CRAWFORD, dec2iUw IT Dauphin- street
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(tRACKERS, &c-Soda, Butter. Pie Mic, Wine, O Sugar and Water. for sale in whole and lhslf
 boxesby [jan22l JOHN GREELEY | co.
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AW NOTICE-The undersigned will practice lL Law in the Circuit Courts of Monroe, Clarke Washington and Baldwin counties, and in all the Courts in Mohile.
 He offers his services to defendants in criminal cases. ljan9Kmo1 PERCY WALKER. 1T AW NOTICE-J. W. LESESNE will prac- AL iice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu- arly the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those counties. r Messrs. CAMPBELL and CHANDLER will attend to the issuing of wrts for me during my present ab sence on the Circuit. s3.,s ...f
 now 229ttf ]. w. LESESNE.
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E AW NOTICE-JoHN WooDwA and THo- IA MAS WOODWARD have associated in the prac- tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Talaponsa, Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa. t s. 4al
 00-Office at Talladega, Ala. 6er9Ry
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IT AW NOTICE-JoHs T. TAYLOR and E. D. lI BuLLocK have formed partnership in the Practice of the Law under the name and style Of TAyLoR & BULLOCK. -a,.f- ,.l.li
 They will practice in all the Courts of Mobile county, and will attend regularly the Circuit and County Courts of Washington, Clarke, Monroe, Conecuh and Baldwin. s.a
 Oaice-On eas, side of Royal street, four doors north of Dauphin street. dec6 5Kmo
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ElOR SALE-The cargo of Sah of the ship Eng T. land, in bleached bags, in the Bay or on the
 ian,5 JOHN GIBSON, 30 s. Michael.s,ree
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feel myself already snking-snking-l kne"
not where. Again the box was turned down
and it seemed as though was plungng INTO
the crater of Etna as the dice appeared, ana
once more beheld three Sires!
again, for short time, was torpid and
unconscious, but | soon seemed to know what
was going on, and my friend in drab WAS rat
Ting the dice. He threw the coffin lid across
and tarew on that, so that the heavy pain
seemed o remove from my chest. watched
the first throw languidly and hopelessly, until
the box was raised, and a sickly sort OF pain
tingled through me as saw that the three SKIES
were thrown! can tell you nothing about
what felt at that moment. | knew that 1t
was only possible to tie the game, but to beat no
chance remained. The second throw took
place, and again three SKIES appeared!
IL believe felt more horror than during all
before. Kissing flames seemed TO be splitting
and darting at me. Burning pinccrs seemed to
be champing impatient to seize me. Forks OF
flames were encircling my limbs to drag me
down. IIowng and shflekng seemed to be
beneath me, and the concentrated agony OF
hundred lives and of hundred years seemed
to pierce my heart like real dart OF steel from
the regions of everlasting torment!
zone spot less than eighteen, and my doom
was sealed Eighteen would only rcprleVe me
with tie. With gaze of fire | watched the
dice-box as it now lay idle on the coffin lid
Slowly the figure in drab adjusted the tie OF his
cravat, drew his hat rather on one side ana
down over his left eye, and fixing sort OF half
souint upon his black adversary and halt
wink upon me, he quietly and deliberately rat
tied the dice. II may have heen but minute,
but it seemed 10 me a large slice OF eternity,
while he held that box slowly wagglng it to
and fro At length he softly turned it down,
and allowing it to remain for few seconds,
coolly lit segar and took several putis. With
perdition on one side, and never ending bliss
on the other, it is needless for inc to say that
those few seconds were an age. Suddenly he
threw the box from him, and what"
"And what was there, eagerly Interrupted
a listener.
"T.oo sizes and II SEVEN! :"
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For the American Republican,
CHRISTIAN UNIO n .

Notwithstanding the differences Of various
denominations Protestant Christians, it is plea
SAINT TO discern their real oneness Of views and
feelings in their love for institutions designed
to explain, enforce and promulgate the essen
tiai doctrines of Christianity. Such an inst-
tuition is the American Tract Society, with It's
various branches. The estimation in which
it is held by enlightened men of various names
is apparent from the subioined declarations:
at is truly Christian institution, tounded
on principles, and conducted III spirit pecG-
IarIy love" Hon VIM. Jay, Protestant Epis-
copalian.
'Therc is no benevolent institution that can
lie nearer my heart than the American Tract
Society" Rev J. G.. Schumacher, ID. ID, Eg-
angchcal Lutheran.
II can only say, that in my old age, ans
near my last account, | stand ready to do all
in my power to cooperate with your 3oard IN
It's efforts TO promote tins prccioes cause" Rev.
Samuel Miller, u. d., Presbyterian.
An enterprise which | consider second TO
none OF The benevolent objects OF the day III
which we live" Rev. John Goldman, Congrc.
gationallst.
81 know of nothing that tends to elevate
and bless man for time and for eternity, that
tins society does not seek to do for the dvgrA-
ded and tile wretchcd" Rev. Ihos. Ii. Stock
ton Protestant Methodist.
alt is ii combination Of all benevolent oscn-
cics." Hon. Theodore FfelDghuyscn, itc.oIn-
ed Dutch Church.
cover ait lands tins society has poured, by
the Press. millions u, streams Of light and love
know OF no Institution doing so m8ch 10 ill
The vjals OF Incense IN the hands ut Inc angel
standing by the altar" Rev Barfou stone,
Baptist.
"Ths institution commeuGs Itself to all Of
us, fellow citizens IN our civil, no less than III
QUE religious relations to 'hn community in
which we live" Rev. james Minor, ID. D.,
Protestant EpiscopaIian.
at is a noble enterprise, deserving the hear
ty encouragement and support OF all who seek
to promote the cause of Chrst's religion a
monr the destitute of our country Hon 81
mon Grccnlcaf, Protestant Episcopalian.
81 doubt whether in the world, at this time,
there exists an organization, the Christian min
stry excepted, which is more effective III DIFF
fusing a knowledge of the truths of the Cos
pei among all classes of people," Rev. A..
Alexander, d. D., Presbyterian.
81 love the Tract enterprise because it is
cause in which evangelical Christians can
unite. hail as an omen Of good, the estab-
lshment of any institutions which will brng
together Christians of different denominations.
Bring them into contact; let them become ac-
quainted with each other; let them mingle
their prayers and sympathes; and their preju-
dices will give way, and they will find that they
have the same religion Rev. DR.. Peck, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Here is Christian union, not constrained, but
free; union from love of the same things, union
of mind and of heart. That Christians should
be thus united must be "well pleasing to him
who prayed that his disciples might be one! G.
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FLOR the American Republic an. |
THE WARNING HEART.

ny IBo T. HEYEN,
Hast thou warning heart within,
That strives against thy lot;
LaudlRg the devious paths of sin:
o, heed its counses not.
The lores Of gittering eminence,
Inherited through vice,
May grasp the wild, debasing chance
OF he'll agucd sacrifice.
The warning heart sad, unclaimed,
lnvokes its own stem doom;
Through vain desires, that rove u1tamCd
'Mong phantom realms Of gloom;
Where haunting shades of perfidy
Come loaihsOme, all unhleSt,
4 mazy, Turing mmicry,
Strange ills, that never rest,
The wars within are verse than all
The Enmsmdes have known;
That waGng battles hidden gall
Has thousand warriors thrown
Down, headlnng, 10 the su'ging brine
OF day evadng shame,
Ere sweet tranquility could shine
The chasel's flgEt II fame.
War! war! who stirs the startling cry;
Can discomfort disclose,
The yet unaus WerGd heraldfy
OF undeserved repOse?
Who makes the fear dltlusng voice,
That trnaCherUHsly allied.
lids meanesi triumph Ia rejoice;
An, man, is this Thy pride:
Cease! cease! thy strains of di cord pour
JnWeic0m3 accents yet;
WI ich dIs,iuy's unguaid I'd hour.
Refuses TO forget
Nay! vaHqui,h til ,se uHhallowcd strains,
That w0e brgOt, prCsa3e
More plnIs than ever mental chains
May trust-unbound engage
Hast thou a warning heart, that spurns
The covenant Of peace,
O, bid not, while times vengeance burnT,
Its elements increase.
Pause! let the sable powers of strife,
No WitherIlL victims see;
Wake, tranquil day beams into life,
Blessing humanity.
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REPORTED SHIpwRECK AND Loss OF LIVES.
A note from one of the Commissioners Of
Wrecks was received at Norfolk on Saturday,
which reports that French ship has been
wrecked on Cape Henry, and all hands perish
ed except the captain, mate and one hand
No further particulars as yet.
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For THE AFRICAN SQUADRON. A store-ship
for the African Squadron will leave Norfolk a
bout the goth inst. Letters and papers can be
forwarded by this conveyance.
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Hoes AND SHEEP. 1t is estimated that
there are in the State of Ohio $4,000, 900
worth of hogs and sheep.