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a yENI)KE.

Evaa do bariis de 20, 70 li3,2i,3lli2
ct -. @ 2st3t r .et@
do d,mi barilstle l6, l6 ll2eti7.
Un assortment. ~c,nplet d%'outi!s a ~tonnelier
des n ,%iflenrs in f,,nafsctnres.
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pier bian g%,rlifi.
p ,griI Isl. RIcIARD ct TENpLET.
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DE L'aysE Ii BoUcAyE

DE L'ANSE IL B0UCANE
UNnEM, Mills AZ, Ess 4 lie ~D'NsLnsoN
Fiau l,araa Il. q tfots catlenfs.
On irolvcra CONSIGNMENT dans ce
Chmiier me gran IL a'innitf dc Dol
d. fgans ~ 10 cho laier.i 1. aiferaee c-t
tres-en ,yen ,ble. me ne paariesba.a,,A
de- premiere @cla>se 1t dcs potcanxi s,t
iiies J .ont plantes. ~
Lee SpiS>igt.al tts.,ares que les eff ut
au'ilsItra pois sfltis~:lre les cagitaiuc.
et lt,- Innrfietai,cs dc hat"m,xa v',paf,
Iii vnIront IL phronnags g,' il solti
cite. H3t'i G ssti aa7
Les checkers i~traireront aussi des 20.
tcaax sotiics nm ptn plus ll,ul que H.
Chaniirr.
llp LEON j. FREJ sUX.
~ Att,rpavs n,ds Gsrase'iors at law.
&HE tAE
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DE II JOSEPH VF4BEHT:
On trouv.ra '"uj."'rs dams $ e'ahIiSs"-
.nrnt, 81 ne Wis a si- It:g'isr f.u2iss'a!e de-
l'A>sohla,pn! a,a as~'si''ne Gagap:'' de-
4rsic:.s c"rnpr'~ sous Il nn,n d. NaNCaIAS
,,sE< tuE GRccswEs. fERHEHi". i"-
rER,g. l.iauEpxs FINES. QUf>exiLhEfi':
. uAus<UnE.seb an minl io.f cs''l'H r.ls'lP"-s'
nu m,.aSsn de la c.lnp;tgne hlfin arpfo''-
slnpoeOd!sIT 13Jk1fI ofiE~ ~.
NJ. Helerf, v{na a d., tr'oanS1il 'is' a~<oz
nnnat,ae< pom l'3",'vsir crnp'tr Epr un''p:"S
waste extension DE- 81. e'i"n'eac.hu Want de
renn,vrlrr toni sou STACK. TT IL invnr' H.,
,~al,ilaps apai darns'ifeh' d'ns ses '~pafage- !
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MAAIARlS
Ticker ly lloguefreoiN0e.

.-sS~ " 81.
..@ysa "4-o-3 al &J:|i l.
p. G. PElGNOT. Respectfully 10
forms ,hr-pnhl,c ,lat-It- has fitted up "a
.,llr,y al the - m"'-lsourrSot p't'h>
.""rl.!Il": whf!rs hs i p4pared 10 AK
i,sglGrpsofyps-m aHttn9.. t1
. NDuV3At T. ii .Gasl.N. -.
J'ai l'honmcr,r td'iutoriner msssItHrs les
lahttans, ct, IL pai''ic EN- generatjd o. Ia fA-
rni-s" .~tssnun,l"n. ~" o"vt'raiia ''2'' Jun
an Bayou i.ainurrkr If n~la.clii' tdu Blu
Jean Bap,i>,e, 1s'rr la trrre de VI. j. D.
Land VI IN n"n,rau %nlaga-!n a-soi'' Il"
M:rhan7iSr< Sech $. Qnnr"tl"ft's,
Z G,orr re. 4, ri.,,Ms. ChWHsmrs,
EaG;s p,w h'biil' mr"s 'An:
lbriirmans c,.fnhm'mfs.&
MnR1,s. F.iEhck-. ETC.
En- IN mot, toni "e<G"jr '~'f,''rrHi pr"c'rrf
i la sat;-fcii"mI he Ia c,i,il,e Z q''' da'gnera
tn'accordcr son brn,rillal' patronage.
Dsnitldsnn. iIir. - Jtin 1859.
81 - T.. FF:R.Il.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-23

FOR WORMS. ur
The celebrated J. Winer's Canadl
Ner'niii'ge UHsa.t
~ .e Eye WATER
DR.. Thonpson's Celebrated Eye Wafer
-FILLs.
W. Wright, Indian Vegetable Pills.
Motifs. =. ~
Bran,Ireth's. .f a.u.:
Mori>on'< No. l and 2. ,..su
Graet"nbe'g Vegetable.
T., j. lTerur'< G0inurl,ho"ca Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops" .
Er. John Bulls and Town>end's Sarse,
%pariiln. n71 .as@.' #s ..'a
BY retail and whole Sale at New Orleans
prices. m .
Jaynrs Hair Tonic. . ..... -,-
Maize Hair fuid. -..
Reaches aud Ra! Poison.
Call .TINo.BI7. . 1 d.
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-23
INSTITUTION DE JEUNES GEMS
lDi,igr pr, NJ. +. NJ WIN,
\ sDonal }souailhr.s

!, NJ. Martin .%renmrcic les teres &c E
a,iile d. Ia confianct qn il. ont daign,
ri mecnrdcr dcpnis41 II ans. Iii,ien,
H. s.adjoinllt un profes>ear ,i.anglai>
mi. ,ieini- >.iz, ans. II rfolsssts dam h.
l,r. mierr- institutions DC N.w-Yo,k ii
IL Ii Nlls-Orteans. .s..,
Pix des pensio,nairesavcc les
lisr,-e> b-anhr> d'.nseignet ,m4nt
q" ~ glai- Cru francais. par ~. Slsc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
Eron Eliza CooIe's JouRaL
win il be believed {

VIII i, be believed, hundred years hence
that in 1872 the Government of Great Britain
pad about EiG OUO,UUO sterling per unnuln to
kcNN mp ot-w1r md their appurtcnlnceS
and less th'n one hnn1redth part the sun
towards educating children of the people
Throughout the nation?
VIII it be believed, that in England, land
Of Bibles, and the most civilized and religious
country IN the world, one halt of the laborlng
people could neither read those Blbies nor
write their own nJuIus?
VIII It be believed, that the philanthropy OF
Engl nj oXertcl is ingenuity in the erection
OF palace l"IlS and the perlectlng Of "A system
vi education tor cruminIIs, but lett the educa-
tIon and proper up-bungne Of the children of
homes. poor men 10 charity and chance
wi. 1t be believed, that though the charity
schools OF England AMI the endowed colleges
Of the nation possessed an annual luco.ne OF
ir'm fur to five millions sterling, this revenue
was devoted ma'YIy tn the cdJcltion Of the
children Of the rich, and furnishing rich sine
cure Offices Tor rcn lnnrn: while the children
Ul the poor, Tor whom these charities were
bequeatieu by rouS men, were lett CHIEFLY
t. the education of the streets and the back
lanes
" i'll It be believed, that the average plv of
a policeman WuU looks dltcr criminals was, IN
lcJ4, Uu1-tuird mOr th.n thc average pay OF
the scho'l-master appointed to educate lmmor
tai minis
VIII II be believed. that the 1900 armed
police employed III Ireland received annual
suulies OF uOou L.Ilty pounds year, ami that
the 300 Teachers vi you,n under the Irish Ma
rlonal Board Of T. 'uca',ou. received an ayeragl
salary ol only fourteen pounds year?
iii 1t DC believed, that the British Judges
rot Icu fro II + Goa Id 10000 a year for try
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17

" + desire 70 call the attention Of the
W Cn2ens Of Rurliugton and NirlrIt,. to our
stock Of Goods 10 hl,h We hive lately mrdc ~ Il
aIr frequently making farce Hd,riIons We hpNr
most comp etc us~oIln cut ot Nalolcs. tprE rrg m
pilCr from luto 90 d,laIs: am,u a~t winch are
some move mcuts Of h"IUtiiu, fu. h and adaptutIuu
time, manufactured i'm ivruocI to our oI,.er, and
casrd by the best mnkrls in This couuIrV --rr,d Of
standard toId We have a choice srlrrilou ol the
.irs sNlrs of JrwcIy in all It's hjauchc,-f Feb
Vest AMI Guard CLalus,--and ChHttrlalucs. Dia-
m"nd Ruby Pearl, Garnet and o'hrr Stone and
fasIe rms ana Hngs. IN great variety Of style and
puct We have on hand a. all tIu'rs, general
~lot k al SILVER Ware at the vt,y best Manufacture
nld q1ahiy-we keep u0 ulhr' hu, pure Staudald
~iIv"t. AND ~ such We warrant IT Our .,Irmrui
IT Rated f"ods Is large aud from the mos reliable
mun plcturts --sud IN the Fancy Good me We
purpnse krrp'ng none bat rich aud the ~. % rs
We ann, hS pa. So ug an undo iatin" ial. business
course on the Cash, me Price io piaft Asafcn to
r~trhlsh house, ttHl ~ u command and II, serve
the confidence aud patronage at the community
II. Hon TON 4 co.
Burlington. March -. aAwu
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Baud Warrants.

CASH paid for Land Warrants 5,
" Warrants obuiued TOR Claimants by
WESTON < NON Is
~ Office in Teck's Block, over the Book Store
Jan. -. d&wlt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17

ENRON the building lot Of John X. Gray
q of Burlington, on the l!th day Of April 1888,
one white or greyish Cow four years OIL this spr ng
with shrrtsh ears and tall cHuscd by the FROST with
IOrg horns,-a middlmu slztd cow. said " be-
Iunged To "A drove kept here over night, owned hy
Stlison 4 Giddinls ANY poison who viii leiurll
said cow to J. IL. RANSOM. or give said Ransom q
Jericho, in 'ormntiou where she may be Uund, shall
be handsomely rewarded
SrILSON & GIDDtNGS.
Jericho May G. 1854. w3wt
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500 sEzss.E.FIEGLI.

M II WE'VE concerts tn, htaitl ant hap
w pi ess Of II pcrrlr is nj q 'itncs oi hc most
valuable importance. take II tor granted lhatrve-
ry person Viii lie al III h,Il wei To- save tine
ol their chill rem aud that EYER, person " ru,rav.
or to promote Their own health at all sacricrs. !
irtl II my dutl To soirmny Hssurc you that NuENt,
according Ia the oTuiou OF the most celt hacd Nv
sclans, are the plnHlv cauSc- large mHlorltv OF
diseases to whch children aud adults alr liable II
yon have an arp tie continuity rhangrHh'c from
one klud OF food to auOjhcr,. i1d Breath Pain IN
the Stomach, Picking at rIt \, -, iIaidu,s, and
Fnlness OF the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse
lreGuIar-rcutmhrr thil all these denote " uFNs
and you should at once al p\ the remedy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
Efcaustsi,, sSigsuty ySnyc.

IL + have large assortment Of bcau'i'u I'll
w Willow b ~k"t~ OF every -inr aud description
ain and embroidered at
II. V.NORTON & co.
Inn, G,Nvy
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DRAIN. esG'ia5ta.

~ ASII paid fo9 Corn. RNc. Oats an
~ Blrkvh"at. w n. WILKINS Ir.
North Wharf, Burlington, Dee % dNwtt
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Only - and 81 I-2 cents IL Bottle for
hh.,. sAAA.1iCYis

COUPOUND ROOT AND HERB BITTERS
"a IllCi there is such rush for. Every
W prison likes thcm--5cing composed at Dock
Root, Pri Ike, Ash Bark, Ddutrhous Saisapariia
Th0toughwort ana Rhruharh No other medicine
can BE- IKE II for the cure ot the Liver Complaint
Indigestion, Cosuvrurss. rnts, ilradachr, Loss OF
Arp"iite, JauuUicr, liumo,s IA the blood, Coughs
aud cnds In short, every person l"h, d"rs not
should 90 imme iai"'y aud purchase Il hottl,; the
Pre-" tor one Is small. Try them; the pledge Is
IIrEHnd uEALTu all.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
DIR. COMES SYRUP
Ginseng and M~aIwa

sHiiS Compound, now established in
universal favor 10y lis great and Acknowledged
m"r. IS used IN "v"rl Family .rccomu ended hv all
Thus urdlCiuc's tn>cd upon II rrceipr
procured in { ma 10y Or CONE, the crIrbiatrd
ournla, traveller lis woud,In proptltj,.Io l Pu-
riYlug the Bioud aud ia all conn lniIls bilious
character. are everywhere ackuuw'edg For
fNfLANATION or l'HE LrNGS,
Splitting "i Blood BrorcEtis and cvtrvrasc 81
th" vial l'.onst thIs glral rruncdy is wIlhoui "a
rIcI For Coughs, Group. " hopping Cough and
all Diseases ct the throat, it is u SURE and prump-
cnre II possesses The r. maj kahc P"wcru DIssu "
Ing, L"o-cuua aud RrmoNlua downward, Il phrgm
that may ob~lnr the threat, ard Is without qurs-
ton Natures most potent rrmcdl Tor
c 0 N UMPT TON,
and all ds Sos n ot ui.ec 70, u, Cenlh~ ard ne Get
ed Colts lthn~ cured rnnkrr, Snl' Phrum, Erysip-
rt1s and 0c-ouia-dIsrus,s " hich have driird he
n""'r II other mrd - e. have, yIr.utd to tins It is
''"aslut "pd pnalnl'", and ASA Rrsrorrroi Auprt-
ur, It stands iuryi'cd 1t has prvri been cquiI led
aga DyNPe tic REMEDY, q. d tol Imitation ofthr
Nerves, LHwncss o Srrlls, or Headache us a sure
cure.
The Interesting history ~ the Ginseng Sc is lc
be- h"d n pamrhlcre, rratis. lheCumpouuuI is con.
tanned IN Quart Boles
sI,00 per i'ottlc--Six EotIles for ST. 90.
WILSON, FAIREhNk * co., sole Agents
NoS - and - U0norcr 81 EOHTCN
n Also nor -aie by me prnlipal Du gials \ II
ct' and country.
Sept 10, 1872. wl2moso
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IrEY no UNCLE TOMS CABIN received
/ = and lur sale oy l.. \. FULLER.
IprI y
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-08
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

"An Eye Witness" writing to the Ohio
State Journal, from Wor,hington, under date
Of the list inst, thus records an exciting
tragedy, which occurred ut that place on the
10Th:
A stranger, with evident symptoms of
dairium treamenS, made his appearance at
Brundidge's Hotel, called for brandy, which
was refused, but accepted the landlords
invitation to dinner, of which he ate heartily.
After dinner he exhibited razor, and offered
it for sale, but not finding a purchaser, he
started up stree with it in his hand--met u
young man buy the name o: Barney, going
into the post office, and asked him if he did
not want to by a razor, Barney replied:
II don't know; guess not. Come into
the Office and will see" At this instant, >,
without any provocation, he made pass
at Bnrney's throat with the razor, which
would have instantly killed him, had he not
thrown up his hands, and received part of the
wound ON his fingers. As it was. he also
received very bad aud dangerous wound on
the left side of Ms neck. The STRANGER
proceeded ayard or two north of the POST
office, and began the same operation ON his
own throat, inlltctng us bad or worse n
wound than he had on Barney, and continuing
TO cut himself at intervals he proceeded
John Jciieries, Chas. Martin aud Others
started in pursuit. Jeifries frs,
came up, but his foot slipping he fell, and the
man jumped on him and cut him severely
inlhe face, and but for the timely arrival
Of Martin, who Knocked the razor out of his
hand with n club, he would doubtless have
finished his victim. After being deprived oft
ais razor he picked up stones, and beat his
own head with them in barberous manner,
after which the poor maniac was arrested
aud brought to the hotel, where his wounds
were dressed, and he was secured from do !
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-08
FROM DUENOS AYRES.
New YORK. Anril lst

NEW YORK, April LIST.
Accounts from Buenos Ayres state that the
city is beleagured, and is in critical stua-
ton. An army raised by Bregano in the
South for its relief had been utterly rout I'd by
LOCUS, with goo killed and wounded Begra-
no was taken prisoner at Pancheo and sub
sequently resigned. A steamer belonging to
Urquiza appeared in the waters of La Plata
and captured war schoocr, and pilot boat
Urquza had also purchased war steamer.
The government were about to invoke the me-
diaton of Brazil The British, French and
American Commodores have endeavored to
bring about an accommodation, but Urquiza re.
fused. Provisions and produce are very dear
at Buenos Ayres, the supplies being kept back
by the besiegers. The credit of the Nation.
al Banks tottering, owing principally to for.
gcd notes by the enemy. Doubloons are a,
S3,o7a3,3O.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-08
'"H' FIFO F'VIETt Ut DVITIUVI uV y
A Woman in a Well,

Mr.. EDlToR:-As ]. Tschappt, S. Pan
coast and myself were returning from trial,
in Switzerland township, on Thursday night
last, we were requested to call at Mr.. Dunlap's
in said township, which we did, and were
there about half an hour. 1t was then about
half past O'Clock 1t night. We had started
for home, when we heard an unusual scream,
which appeared to be up stairs in the house.
This was soon followed by another and an
other, when we called to the house at the top
of our voices, being...at a distance of about
fifty yards. We finally made them hear, when
Dir. Dunlap came out with light and said,
"Come here, quick; NJ is in the we'll"
We Immediately repaired to the place, where
we heard female voice in the well, which is
forty five feet deep, We called to her and
told her to get in the bucket, which she had
carried down with her, when she Tell in She
answered in half English and German, she
would We then commenced pulling on the
we'll rope, calling to her all the time to hold
tight. Fna lily we succeeded in bringing her
to tho top OF the well in safety and unhurt.
She then informed us that she had gonei to
the well to get drink, when she slipped and
fell in, Ieet foremost, and was n the well lliabout
half an hour, trying all the time to get out.
She is about % years of age and is step
daughter of Mr.. Dunlap. There was about
seven feet of water in the well, and she kept |
herself from drowning by holding on to the
rope which was fastened at the top. She
understood there were strangers about the
house, aud did not wish to raise any alarm
until they were gone! If she had not called
for help when she did, it is probable that she
would have persisted, as they could not have
heard her in the house from the bottom OF
the well. ELIEL HEADLEY.
March II, 1853.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-08
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
NIAGARA.

| -, HALIFAX, March 80.
The steamer Niagara, with advices from
Liverpool to the 10Th inst, arrived at this mort
at IL O'Clock this evening.
McHenry's Circular quotes the Corn mar.
ket better, closing steady at an advance of r.
on Wheat Sd to Cd on Flour, and Sd on Corn
wheat lad slightly improved, but Flour had
turthor declined Sd to Cd per brl. Dennistown
d Co. quote Baltimore and Phladelpbia
brands at Cos Sd to 25s 5d, and Ohio NJ oas
to 25s to 25s Cd; red Wheat 6s 3d. and white
do Is I'd. Mixed and yellow Corn is ouoted
at 30@3ls I'd, and white do 3O@3ls. Brown
x Shipley quote white Wheat at rs Cd and
red at IS to 5s Sd.
Trade IN the manufacturing districts had
slightly declined. Lard is quoted at SIS No
change had taken place in rates of interest
The Niagara brings 95 passengers and =
full freight.
The steamer Arctic arrived out on the i7tb
aud the Alps on the 18th, in twelve days main
time from New York.
The proceedings of the British Parliament
are quite unimportant.
Lord John Russell had stated that the Mex;-
can Government had reduced the dutv an
printed calico, and that paper in relation IN
the matter would soon be laid before the
House.
Mr.. Miner called the attention of tho
House to the fact that winter route of British
troops going to Canada was through the Uni
ted States, and asked if the Govermen, in
tended to facilitate, by guarantee or otherwise
the completion of the Halifax and Ouebec |
railway.
Lord John Russell, in speaking of the nro-
ceedings of Austria towards the Sardinia,
subjects, in relation to the sequestration of
their property, consequent upon the insurrec. |
tion in Milan, said that the Sandman Govern.
ment had asked England to interfere against
the course OF Austria, and that a strong let.
ter had accordingly been written to the Court
of Vienna.
The ship Bernce had been burnt in the
Straits of Gaspe, and the. officers and crew
murdered by mutineers.
France is quiet. II is now stated that il ia
that the Pope will come to Paris TO
crown the Emperor.
The Madiai family had been liberated, md
ordered to leave Toscsay.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-04-08

The spirit of the Federal Council OF Swift
zerlond is fully aroused.
The yanqushed Taroicse are suffering
droadfuy; the women and childrea are per.
ishing by waysdc.
The Austrian Government has manifested
gielt dissatisfaction Mt the announcement
made in the British Parliament, that political
refugees would not be expelled from England.
The firm of Mecaan g. Zoota, of Vienno,
had failed for 100000 tlorins.
Stringent municipal regulations were still
enforced at Milan. The military were EN-
ployed in strengthening the Notifications
Property, to the amount of fifty millions ster.
ling, had already been confiscated. ''
treaty OF commerce between France md
Tuscany had been concluded The Turks
had evacuated Montenegro.
The following telcgraphc despatch had
been received at Paris and Condor lust as the
Niagara was leaving:
| MAEsElLLEs, March Isth.-Adyices from
Constantlnople, stute that the Russian ultima-
tum has been rejected by the Sultan, and he
has invoked the assistance of France and
England,
The British fleet has been ordered from
Malta to the Archipelago This despatch de-
pressed the French and English funds.
A new bank has been esta ablished at Con-
fstantinoPle, by some French spectators.
Immense embezzlements had been discover
) ed in the administration of the Army and Ma
W at st. Petersburgh, and the Aiutant Gen.
eral and some other chief officers had been
put on trial for the frauds.
: The Portuguese Government was about to
annual the tobacco and soap monopoly, and
twenty new peers had been created to put
t through the Government measures.
t The report of the enterance of the British
. fleet into the Dardaneles caused panic in
the Paris Bourse, and the funds had declined
0 materially, but recovered somewhat towards
4 the close. The Paris patrie of the evening
t OF the 18th contradicts the report
e Letters from Alexandra, Egypt, mention
further further failures among. grain specula-
tors.
The latest advices from the Cape of Good
: Hope say that the insurgents were suing for
1T peace.
{ BY this arrival we have advices from Bue.
" nos Ayres to the Cd of February The civil
war was still raging, and general attack on
e the city was expected the next day. The
,r foreign residents, except citizens of the Uni.
n tn ID States, are in favor Of the cause of the
a. city. The credit Of the National Bank was
t. ring, owing principally to forged notes by
. the enemy. Doubloons 800 to 81.
y, Mr.. Gore, the British Charge had been ex-
~ PEELED. Food and munitions of war were in
;" demand. Hides and tallow were scarce. The
. British Minister died at Rio on the 22d of Jan.
"' uary.
~ We also have advices from Pernambuco t.
no the 22d of January.
The stock of Sugar was increasing owing
to the scarcity Of Shipping.