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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-14
WATCH FOUND.


MOUND in Nashville Gold Watch, which the owner
get by proving the and paying for is adyerus'
ment JOHN CANT,
sept7dlWs At Thomas Smiths, Summer St.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
UANFER, PHILLIPS d co.

LANLGEo3 4 H---7-1-7- =
~ Monday SEPT. Goth, 1853, will sell for Cash in
- ~ orr Warehouse compe assor Of Groceries,
20 ~ LIaIs So. 100 boxes Star candles;
ooS iaa-s Cofee: 100 = and 4 do
~ IIq55sNIoisssas. IS bxs selected W. r. Cheese;
20 - 4 nov dsursr 100 barrels White Whisky;
~ 1s.1 Sis-Le-eI. Is do Y. Brandy
8 sacks Almonds " 10 EolaLo O'H'
10 $50 Sarjines. 300 kegs Nails;
20 boxes Cove Oysters - dozen Palnua bueAe's'
10 bags Pepper " nests 5uns
25 chests Tea; - DvAes sNaLoN'
- - Pors. IS do DOyles Candles;
% . ool-s SIi,cbas. 100 dozen Mason's Backing;
100 boxes Flasks; -.
Together with numerous oter STtGes ~ mas "
sale AAL'A1A'' y a. 49,. Stra.t
sepl4-dtd No. o5i eLHLes-.e---
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MONS. J. A. PINGUELY

TEAVING returned to the city, takes pleasure in "a
nouncing his friends that he will teach the latest "a
Fashionable Dances to ladiss and gentlemen at "a
their residences in classes Of eight pupils Terms
al Orders be left the Music Stores Of Benson
Mcclure, Union street.
The Academy for young Misses and Masters will be opened early
in Octoler. of which due notice will be given
ar
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DILLON & CO.'S
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning, Sept. 14s at 10 O'Clock,
WE will sell in front Of Warehouse the following ar
w ces at Auction:
50 bags prime Rio Coffee 50 bbls yellow Sugar;
10 hhds Sugar. so bOXs HysOn Tea
so boxes Star Candles; As or. BOXES Star Candles;
Ginger Wine, nice 40 boxes Tobacco;
article; p bxs brands Tobacco
10 boxes Ky. Leaf Tobacco 90 h Whisky;
50 boxes Brandy; 10 cases Aromatic Bitters;
900 MasOn Blacking 100 Nails, assorted sizes
300 bbls Whisky, assorted binds; 20 bb Holland Gin;
Is hf bbls Holland Gin so bbs J II. Smiths Old Re
o bbls Old Bourbon Whisky; Whisky;
Is bbls Old Monongahea do 30 bbs Malaga Wine;
IS hf casks COgnac Brandy; 80 boxes Whisky;
Together with other articles make up complete
sale. DILLON a CO.,
sepl2 No Is College street.
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Mr.. Yancy, minister to the Argentine COnfedera-
tiOn sailed from Philadelphia on Saturday in the
Grey Eagle
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RTNERSHIP.

AVING purchased Of Mr. H. B. Morris in the
business Of B. MORRIS Co., IhaTe this day associated
With l HOOPER HARRIS and will continue in the Grocery
and Commission Business the old stand. 49, -
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.
yWyHE undersigned offering at private Fae- all that
portion lying the south side Of the Charlotte
Turnpke belonging the Of the late Mathew Barrow
deceased lies in full and within about two miles
of the State Capitol and laid in lots varying in size from
fourteen Twenty-Five acres, all fronting the turnpike road
These lands will sold prices and liberal time. Any
persons wishing them, ascertain parcuasin
atou to the TERMS c. Barrow, the
premises j. l. & R. W. Brown, Real Estate Agents. or
the undersigned in Nashville n. S. PITCHER,
G. G. forfeit,
sep9-d EXECUTORS Of NJ. Barrow, decd
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Mr.. James BOgert, who died in Brooklyn few
weeks since, at the age of ninety has left by will
81, 600 to the American Bible Society, and $1,000
to the American Tract Society. The rest Of his
property. which is valued at about $780, 00O goes to
his relatives. Hewas called a miser,
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DISSOLUTION.
TFNHE partnership heretofore existing between ne
u under the firm name Of II. B. NORRIS CO., IN ne
Grocery is this day dissolved ~ -
tua consent b. Morris having sold his interest to Hugh Nc
Cre Either partner is authorized 70 use the name Of ne nm
In iauidatiou II. B. NORRIS,
W. HOOPER HARRIS
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BRANsFORD, m'wHGRTER q co.
nroE7zss AID WzOEEsAle 1zALus Il
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODs,
No. q, Inn Block, Nashville, Tenn.
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n BECKER would respectfully announce to the public Of
" Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voice, Of
Piano, Vionceo Violin ETC. Orders left McCures Ben
sons Music Store will be promptly attended to.
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TE most respectfully invite the attention. Of the trade to the
w very extensive and wen asseftea stock
DRY-GOODs,
Ready-made CIothins. 1IantIes, Varieties,
Gc., &c, &c,
which receiving and viii ready FOR exhibition By
the 18th Of August Our stock comprised in part Of
Brown & BIeaehed Shirtings & Sheetings;
s-4, 7-s & "a Osnaburgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, TailOrs' trim.
mings;
American and French, Plain aud Printed
Delanes;
French, German and English ETeFinOes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaIEs, Nantes, ShaWls;
Irish Linens, JacOnet, Swiss and Checked
muslins;
Laces & EmBrOideries, Ladies' Dress Trim
mings;
| Bonnet Taffeta and velvet RibbOns;
Elk. heavy TwiIIed Jeans, Linseys and Me-
! gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-madS
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
eIry, sc.
The latest designs Of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings viii
added stock IS they may their appearance in II
| Eastern markets.
augIz-2m BBANsFORD, MWHIRTER 3 CO
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The drought in It's New River country in Virginia
is excessive. In Monroe county the crops are much
injured.
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STAGES TO LEBANON.

Ii those visiting the different Schools Lebanon, Tennes-
N will find ample accommodations for conveying them by
applying the General Office under the Commercial HOTEL
Nashville, Tenn. Fare through 81 90.
sept7-dtriW2w NJ PRICE.
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The experiment Of growing tobacco in Minnesota
has proved quite successful heavy crop being anti
cipated this year.
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The democratic State Convention holden in Detroit
on Thursday was one of the most numerous ever
held in the State of Michigan, every county being
fully represented. The ticket is animate with the
elements OF popularity and strengths the resolutions
relating TO federal concerns breathe the true spirit
OF nationality, while those relating to State affairs
strike at the root Of the evils of black republican
administration, says the Free Pres. - gssr
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TIN PLATE, &c.
0On BOXES &c IOxI4 Tin, hest brand.
HCU $50 boxes TX l0xl4 Tin, best brand
200 do &c 14x20 do do do
50 do TX do do do do
20 pigs Banea Tin.
20 pigs Lead, Just received and for sale low "
augo1 j. W. WILSON
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ADCAAON a. COlu-HHSSAONN OAASE'
BENZ. r SHIELDS
NTILL continue sales Cash only during the pres
All sales made payable within three days
Liberal advances made c0nsEnmens All persons having
balances hands will favor calling and leave receipts
for proceeds. No goods bought account.
BENZ. 4. SHIELDS.
P S-COuntry merchants VIII please call viii keep
stantly on hOnd a variety of free goods
sept7 BIS.
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w very excessive and well assorted stock
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Jackson County

TIE VOICE OF MANY vOrERs.
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Brooklyn CITY News.

SSrTNcr DrERRxD.-Tne coun Of Sessions mel ycs,er.
day morning for The purpose OF dsposirg OF few re-
NAMING cases. The fret tina, Of Amos p. Stanton.
~ho bad pleaded guilty assault and battery upon Isaac
Van Ander, the proprietor Of the BROOKLYN Eagle The
defendant old not appear and his urged that sen
epoc be deferred until the next term September Mr.
Stanton hasrg been IN the country for days ADD
could not be notned n time 70 be present before the
Court adjourned. The District Attorney did not see no
roepcnemert ~ sentence could be avoided under tns
cutsnces was not probable tina, counsel would be
willing W 20 70 jail In place OF his client case The court
should tmpose imprisonment He thought Mr.. station
should Withdraw bis plea Of guilty and give bail should
81 least BE- p-esent 70 that he dsrespeot 20
toe ocnrt BY hn continued absence. Some further ex
psnsons were ade ADD the Judge (Morrs) announced
toAi sentence would be deferred until next term.
DRowNED Boy FousD-The body Of n boy about sixteen
yesrs Of sge DARK hair cut short aud eyes prOruding
IVES found al NE loot OF Pacific street yeserdsy mornog
he had brown linen coat, light cotton panLaIoons
ribbed drawers, shoes and stockings. The remains were
taken N the Dead Houee for Identification.
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fOis.e Iss-nss1.~..-


VIOLATION or PrroT IAws.-Martin Demmins was arrest
gate contrary to law, he having, alleged no license
The accused s proprietor of owboat which he uses for
the purpose above mentioned He Wa held 70 bali by
Justice Connolly 70 answer the charge.
CHARGE oF RAPx-isaac DAVIS painter ai Fonda, " Y,
vas arrested yesterday issued In Montgomery
county, y. Y, charging him with rspe He was taken
back py The Sheriff OF that county, the charge
ALLEGED ricxrr swNDrx--Josish Selover, keeping IN
Office at No lb7 Cedar street, Arrested on Friday
charged with swndlng John " Grow out OF $50 In the
sale OF three passage tickets FOR Liverpool lie taken
before Justice Connolly, who held him 10 answer tho
charge
AnEoyD HoHwAr EoBBERr.-Abou, four O'Clock on
Friday morning John Tirnan, OF No los West Twenty.
eighth street, passing through wen Broad way when,
~ nc states, Jonn Eagerly stepped up him and de-
neDded his money or his life Haggerty had q club In
hand and kEe other. n mar after parlcyfne
ter cent? lie thea passed bat after followed
by Hssgcrfy end ano'her man Who seized him aud rned
h roosets Of one dollar, all the money he ha1. rmsn
called help, before the robbers rot Off pollcena-
Buimes OF the Fth ward, up sod ceeded N &c
curing Haggofty, ard he was loosed up 10 answer.
FAIAI RAILROAD C.sr,irY- Thomas DO Brusssy, the
person who Vas run down bya New Haven RNro~i
tram, al hsose, on Wednesday evening died Friday
Tie Cofoners Office, and inquest win be held upon the
BODY to-eay.
CAPrvsE or Arircrp 9orsr rHrsv. "A youth named
VIM Scott vas detected early yesterday mor1fnr leaving
The Rouse Of Mr.. McMsnus, No. 3s Bond greet; Win
.okoS1 s2e and scne jsvelry, whicu be hal
aod gwen IN charge Of an officer, who took him before
Justice Quscsenpush He g,ined 70 the premises
py Opening window, which doee not appear " have
oeen fastened. The magistrate committed him for ex
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oxes tobacco Il a. Ga 10 Glasgow bbIs spirits 81
- so hhds bacon shoulders at 25s 10 tons grease
42kc. for sugar and 50 so for moIasses brig Glen
fuegOs end back with sugar q 400 and moasses a. s.
Three schooners 70 Penobscot with -four n lee. hc,
HAY-saIss $50 bales ct loc SOC per 100 lbs.
HoPs.-sales 90 bales At exc . Sc. per 10.
week and prices retain their armness rhe sales have
Seen II 500 Buenos Ayres = 2sc six months $500 DO
aip Sc do 1000 o,onscO go a. 900 mixed o .So
Rio Grsads, 24c, do 100 Vera Cruz. 2lc, do 1000
sayanila loc dos 10000 Sierra Leone on private efms
LEATHER has been in fair request. though not acive
prices are firm ana well maintained Rsseips, Al, 500
bemlocs and 500 oak Sales 400 hem,ock and 900
oak. Stock, 80 500 hemlock and 20 800 oak.
Aol-AssHs Sales of $50 hhds. Porto Rico private
terms, and 30 hhds Cuba muscovado At 2ec &C. per
NAVAL STORES Spirits Of turpentiue was a shade
frmer, with sales of 800 bols. 43c. 4ic Common
resin was acve and &c. better sales Of 10 900 bb at
% S1h per SIG ies, 70 arrive and on the spot
PRovMozs--Pork--The market was rather 6rmer for
braOed about 100 bbs included in which were 500 bis
prime, deliverable in all October, seller option, at Sl3,
and 500 do on the spot At SIS S. and 800 do at
steady, with GALES of about 90 $50 bots including
country mess At $lta$l So repacEed do. ct Sill 50 =
in small los was sold at Sa4 Beef hams were nomaa at
SIC 81! Bacon was steady, with saes OF rs boxes
short ribbed and clear Al sc. 9%o Sales OF about
10 uerces were reported at sHc bxc for shoulders
End ING 7xo. for hams Lara nrm. but no. active
Sales Of about 100 bos were made A. 9slc Loo. for
city, and ct l0Xc. l1c for good to prime quality. But
ter and cheese were unchanged
RcE-ssles of so tisrces at So a 50 50 per 100 lbs
Stock, July /, ssh uerees.
Slogans were in better demand, and sales made of
1850 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico within range OF from
&C. T%c per 10. The wing the prices ablish.
ed by Meesrs r L. Il A. Stewart for their refined sugars
the ID July showing advance of about &c tue
prices OF June Loaf sugar, lo1c crushed, lo,4c;
circle crushed, l01sc. ground, 9zsc
rM1ow.-Sales Ii ,o00 lbs. prime private terms.
TOBACCO Ia inactive, but without change Of prices. TIE
sales we're So hhds Kentucky 1t SIC. 1916 81 bales
Havana al 3bc 81 40; A cases seed leaf nj l0kc
WHISKY Sales OF 200 800 bbis. were made ~ 222 ,.
WooL-The clip, OF which about 200 600 pounds
have already arrived is not yet fairly shape for
About rs 600 lbs uDgraded have boon taken SAC 3Sc
round for good Jersey and Duchess county ocss TIE
market is nearly bare OF California The last sales Of
fine, COCO lbs at 20c SOC Foreign woods are
yet totally neglected. II Is hoped that the trade gene
raj will be improved during the current month
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of foreign dry goods at the port of New York for the
and since January L.
For the tceek. 1856. 1857. 1858
Entered at the port -. st,3i2o9s 1872 24s 1000 75e
Thrown on market... 1,2l3,is4 44,si6 1902 ,504
Sixce Januaryl.
Ertered at the pert. 4so5l7 4b7ss7i2 1921 24s
Thrown On maket.. 45,356,lSi 39,o69Oo5 2s,775,080
For the first time during many months the entries OF
dry goods at this port for part have been
cess OF those for the period last year. and
closely approximate than those for the time 1856.
The excess OF goods thrown upon the market the past
week have been largely in OF those for the cores
popdpg week OF sst year. and within $500 900 value
OF those for the in 1885, The aggregate impor
tiors, however snco the frst Of January last large
V IN srrear Of those for the period OF 1856 1857
We are still N the Gull season between the closing of The
spring and the opening OF the fall trade The hot
and clear weather, though 1t has driven = good many
merchants and oherB temporarily from the city, has hsd
~ far ss heard from magical effect upon Indian corn
favorable character, and the prospects regarding
trade have become much encouraging and from
South and Southwest expected 70 prove quite lively,
and 70 commence earlier than usual Western produce,
both old and new, will be sent forward without delay,
which will place the people or the West possession OF
more money and enable them 70 meet their EAstern COLL
cations with Increased pfompiude Cotton piece goods
exhibited some increase OF stock, while prices contnue1
firm We have no change Of moment to notice prices
better demand has gro~n up at the West for wool,
which has for sometime been upressopsby depressed
Foreign goods OF good and seasonabe styles adapted
to the incoming fall trade held al rather nrmer rates
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OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

PROSPECTS OF TIE POTATO CR0P-THA FAULT SEA
sON-THz RETAIL PRICES, ETC., ETC.
The retail provision trade Is characterized BY great dull
ness At present Sales are inffequent, and only small
quantities are bought
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Strawberries are getting scarcer the month grows
older, and prices consequently nrer Cherries
cheaper, and the market il filed with fine varieties Of this
fruit CuIraDs beginning to be plentiful and sell for
cents per h. Raspberres and sell for l6 cents per
pint few peaches from Georgia among the novelties
in the market They sell for $40 per box which hold about
three quarters ofa bushe This the Southern producer
well Gcoseberres in great request for pies and arts
in the absence Of other pie fruit There quantity OF
Ules and pears in market that have very sickly look
They should be avoided Vegetables of all kinds get
ting more plentiful every day. Potatoes are down IN
price full nifty cents per barrel The prospect for cheap
potatoes this fall better. Immense quantities
have been sown in long Island and Jersey present
they promise we'll Long Island potatoes in
ke and sell for SO SO per barrel Farmers do expe,t
than fifty cents per bushel for potatoes the fall
This will be good news to the poor AS yet the
lot appeared Tomatoes, from Norfolk, are getting plep
ty. Anew dollhouse tomatoes, from Long Island viii soon
be in. Annexed are the retail prices
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The Lowber Property.
sCPREME COURr-sPKCIAL TERN.
Before Hop. Judre Ipoyabsm

joy 2-7h> People at Ae Relation Of A. c. F7aQq as
Taxpayer, rs The Mayor, 6c Of Nee Fork, and Robert W.
Lorrr.-rhe Argument in this case was resumed Mr..
Whiting spoke at great length against three separate mo
tons Of the Corporation Counseey Judge Cowles ana w.
soyes-for dsmissal Of the Complaint and wound no
bis remarks with philipic against the Cooperation
Coupsel.
Mr. Noyes, IN replying, commenced by remaining that
the sr Whiting appeared TO be that he
ceputed 10 discharge the duties OF Office OF the Counsel
70 the Cooperation rather than Mr. Bus co. been
elected 10 the office.
Judge lngAham interrupted counsel by saying that he
held 70 be the duty OF Mr. Busted this mstter 70 obey
the expressed viii q the Common Council without regard
TO the policy or wisdom Of the Legislative ACT and that no
would not hear consider any allegations against The
conduct OF the Corporation Counsel.
Mr.. Noyee thcn proceeded with his argument
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The Steamship Line tn Galway.

NEW YORK. July i, 1888.
yIxys GORDON BsoSEIT E-Q
DEAR sIR-In your morning edition Of the 2sb ult you
have done injustice W my fellow townsmsn nov 70
sident Ga~sy, by giving them the credit Of placing
that old tub The indian Enpre the berth there for
New YOrk, aa great experimental Trip, which 10
oesrmipe the future fate Of that port for packet station
therefore take the liberty OF sending you TIE Gai~sy
Fiadtcot, wherein you viii perceive, ~ speech maze
by the Rev W. N1'v, cha-man OF the Town Cll1 ns.
sioDerp' fnsfd, usl Galway men have 20 c1o1ect ln
whatvef ritb Zoe project except - give aiayTa7is
eaucucr Ebiro ibcy are bound In courtesy % % d.
Yo EA pless. t.f-'iore, rve 81 the puplc tie true
" ne afsir n elch taruiFs NJ yCu Cslct
IN h1n1I Sad ltef fl o. .l,u, ,1 rfr. rie -
-. C,a0frag ntc.
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A Cfax desttDe Marriage In Carmel, n. Y.
lfrOn the Sing M Ahroui,le June %


From the Sing nR Chronioe, June 29.
The village OF Carmel, Putnam county has been the
scene OF considerable excitement ior lev days psst
sooount the candespe mrrriRge of An exeacher OF
o. Ma. institution The following letter from pruc
pal tells the story
RAYKoSD INSTITUTE CARMEL, June q, 1855
circumstance which must become or less public
having just pred Is deemed advisable - give
simple statement OF tie facts far they known.
seems that aarthold uyef, better kuoxa in this
nisy as Professor but whose connection this
institution dlssoi cd three four weeks Ei1ce
found secret means of com nuuicsng since lis
from the ms tt0tiou with Mss Fannie He witt boarding
pupil, and inducsd her consent to marry rim Accord
lngy late saturday night, afser the young lliies
bed, ard the lights extasuishea by the teacher who
pseses around at ten O'Clock night for the puTpose
Of inspecting the pupils rooms, aud after all husaed
I'm sleep, Mss Hewitt soe out OF tie Institution, ana
married 70 BNrthold Hyer, between the hours Of
eleven and twelve O'clock at Eight by Joseph Cole
Of the peace the Of Albert Knapp who win his
wne, the only VILE Fannie appeared her
place the mex (sabbal) mornins, went 70 church
with the other pupils and repaired late Sabbath night
70 the residence oil Albert KoapP, where aud Myer
were harbored TIL n ng, when they took tue for
Croton Falls Niger haa re named in The neghoorhood
hs from the Institution, hal enjoyed
personal nterye With Miss Hewitt, and psrt Of
the arAr was known, even suspected by The psitu
tsou until sfler the pair left tEB morning IN the stage II
nov suspected that Myer coumuni ,eted With hss II
by meane OF some day pupu. IL fact " be reueu-
eered, that his engagement and marriage with Miss
Dewitt were effected sinoe Dis discnarse from the nsti
tuton. AZ the coaduct OF the parties ~ho assisted hui
or knowing his Intention, failed to maze known In time
70 prevent tbs SAD Affair." whether &c married her for
love money, leave the public 70 form their
illusions. Mas Hewitt about fourteen years Of age,
and reported 70 be wealthy.
w. q. STEWART Principal.
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he United States frigste 81. Lawrence, Captain j. B.
Pal; sloop-os. var Falmouth Commander y farrand:
alec from Montevdeo the 18th May, supposed Tor
BIO JanefO.
FiIst IAeuiensot John l. Broorne, q. NJ c. has been
ordered 70 0ommsnd the marine guard board United
tlates ann pennst " aniA. NORFOLK. Va.