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*is not in vain that I had announced this -ei*ult in my tarmor proclamations. I h ive since received advices that the same troops have continued their mutrement— they entered at dusk into the city of Cer veia, having completely detested the fac. tiouists. JOSEF CRUZ MULLER. Extract of a letter tinted Reus, May It. •• The troops of Vails directed their march to Mount Dlancti, the 9th, in the morning. The factious left that place tvt.tl repaired to Kapluga de Fiancoli, where they were attacked with the bay onet bv a company of our first battalion •if Chasseurs, commanded by the brave Don Pedro Sards J 600 of the factious most shamefully c»uceuled themselves in the bushes, and our valiant troops expe rienced no to*s( one Swiss only being wounded. The loss on the side of the factious is not yet known. / " After the marching of the troops from J Vails, the factious, who hud been dispers ed in the Cole de Santa Christina, entered the former place, at 4 r. m. and surprised some of the militia, when the rest repair ed to the castle for security. The fac tious retired ul9 in the evening, but yes terday they again returned; the people defended themselves, and the factious af ter plundering the town, retired to the mountains, '• This morning we were in great alarm here, which was occasioned by a report that the factious were to take away the ] ♦’onsti'u'ion Slone. Orders were imme diately irautu!, to prevent their doing so, should tho attempt be made; ns we cal culated on the arrival of 5500 men at Tarragona who would assist us in case of necessity: We have our militia and peo ple well armed, who are determined to die in the defence of the Constitution. "In the Priong and in Monroig, several parties of the factious had joined together, and here besieged 28 soldiers of Canta bria in the place of Prat Dip. The. valiant commandant D. Jose Pallisen de Porrena marched at 5 a. m. from this place and diieeted his route to Prat, where he arriv ed at 1a m,; but he wus riot abio to bring the factious to action, but has rescued the soldiers of Cantabria.'* Another letter—Hens, May 15. " Deaii Sir—The present is intended to announce to you, that our troops and militia have returned to Vails. The fac tious of Publet having withdrawn to the nearest bushes as son.* as it was known that they were pursued. A column of 2000 •veterans having arrived at Vails the people and militia were allowed to retire to their homes ; and on Monday, at 1 p. m. 365 of cur first battalion, which was composed cf 600,entered this city, after a fatiguing campaign of 8 days in the mountains. The .inhabitants went out to meet them on fyheir return, and hailed them with the greatest joy and enthusiasm. •' On Monday, In this city, the edict of April in last year, was proclaimed—since which the factious in this vicinity have pre sented themselves to the magistrates with their arms, and all now is quiet. If the leaders do not again attempt to mislead the weak minded (although there may still exist some at Puolet, who have been deceived by Trapanse, who for that pur. pose had ordered to he placed in one of' the windows of the Espluga de Franeoli, n crucifix, and in an other a figure of St. Michael) all v. ill be dispersed by the di vision ol 2000 men who aie in Vails, pro ceeding from Barcelona. " In Montserrat, about 200 factious have risen and laid siege to the town of Igualada. The town defended itself until having received reinforcements from dif ferent points, they succeeded in destroy ing one hall of the factious. *• To secure our tranquillity, nothing is now wanting but to put to death the au thors of those misfortunes. Yours, &c. in haste.” * FROM THE REPUBLICAN. LATEST FROM ENGLAND. Captain Harris, of the ship Lady Gal latin, arrived here last evening in 35 days l from Milford Haven, has politely furnish ed us with u file of papers containing London dates to 3lst May—eleven days later than before received. There now appears to be a prospect of an amicable arrangement between Rus- siu and the Porte. The latest dispatch from Vienna contains what is called a full confirmation of the important fact, that the forces of the Sublime Porte arc evacuating the principalities of Moldavia ind Wallacliis. The distress in Ireland increases. In ♦he Waterford Chronicle of 30th May, it is stated that the putrid carcase of a cow which had died of a loathsome disease was most voraciously siezed upon by some * poor creatures. London, May 27/A.—The following is / en extract of s private letter from Con stantinople, dated April 25th, received this morning by an eminent house t« the City j " 1 take this opportunity of stating a piece ol information I have had from good authority, which will no doubt dispel ail fears as to the probability of wtr. Tho Porte has finally consented to evacuate TVallacltia and Moldivia ; by this tine the troops are withdrawn. The public feeling will not at present admit of the administration of these provinces being 'given to the Greeks ; an ariangement has therefore been made that it will be given to twelve natives of those provinces, to be chosen from their respective Chiefs. This Provisional Government shall have eight liepre sen (Mice* fixed io Constantinople, Apparently as hostages for the conduct of the Administrators. These people arc .expected heiC very shortly. 1 orkey bat • ingMhus acceded' to the* principal point demanded by. Roisik, tbcic r * 0 ® 9 doubt that the smallcrs ones will be equal ly adjusted ” The following is an extract of a private letter received this morning: •• Pari* May 24.— A letter has arrived from Petersbuigh, dated the let of thia month, which states that the Emperor's departure from Petersburg!! will not have fur its object a visit to the army, but to Warsaw, where he will convoke a Diet, winch will last for a month. He is then expected to go to s Congress, at which the affairs of Turkey will be discussed, and an arrangment be concluded. Tur key is said to have shewn some disposi tion to yield certain points, and nrgocia (ions which will have the effect either ol retarding or preventing war, are said to be going on. " Such are the strange rumours here. The funds, at noon to-day, were 891.15c.“ Wc have received Brussels Papers to the 24th inst. Accounts from Trieste, of the 7th state, that the Greeks have sent an expedition from Hydra against S.tlo- uiclti, and add, on the authority of roer- rantde letters, that " the whole Island of Negropnnt is now in the possession of the Greeks, and its dependent neighbouring isles have also declared in their favour.' The following are extracts: " Vienna, May 11.—Letters worthy of credit asy, that the negociatinna between the Servian Chiefs and the Pacha of Bel grade, are broken ofT, and that the en trance of Turkish troops into Servia will be looked upon by the Servians as the sig nul for war. Paris, May 24.—The Duke de Cazes who was about to set out for Denmark, is detained at Paris, by the serious indis position of the Dutchess. The following is the general result of the elections ; Deputies named by the Royalists 54 Deputies named by the Opposition 32 Difference in favour of the Rovalist 22 Journal des Debats. French Funds, May 24.—Five per Cents, opened at 891. 4lic.; closed at 891 40c. Exchange on London.—One month. 25f. SOc.—Three months 25f. 16c. Corfu, April 20.—An Act of the Par liament of the United States of the Ionian Isles, fixes the punishment to be inflicted upon the infractors of Ionian neutrality, llie subjects of the said States, taking an active part tor or against the belligerent parties in Epirus, Pcleponesus, or the ad jacent islands, countries or seas, shall be exiled from the Ionian Isles, and their dependencies, and their property, real or personal, confiscated. Zante, April 16.—The system of non trality which has been proclaimed in the Ionian Isles, goes directly to the confisca tion of the property of all the Ionian No bles suspected of being favourable to the cause of (he Greeks, who are combating for their independence. Several of these Nobloa, known by their fortunes and their principles, have been obliged to expatriate and seek for safety in the Insurgent is lands. Amongst them are the Count Me- taxa, a rich proprietor, M. Anzulacato, known for his wealth and honorable em ployment of his fortune, and the venerable Archbishop of Cephalonia/Typeldo known for his piety and his learning. Vienna, May 11—Wc do not expect the definite decision of the Emperor Alex ander, on the affairs of (he East, untill the 20th or the 23d of May j and that determination would not be taken till alter the arrival of M. de Tatitscheff. Nearly all arc persuaded that this determination, will be favourable to peace, and that the Emperor will commit his interests to the Mediating Powers. We are assured that, on the 18lh of April, tha P van had transmitted a most pacific answer to the Note addressed by the Austrian lntcrnuncio and the English Ambassador to the Ottoman Porte on tho 8th. The evacuation of Moldavia and Wallacliis was to commence on the first of May, when, it was added, tho Porte would declare its election of the new Hos podars. Extract of a Private letter. Lintx, May 11.—"A person who is worthy of belief, from Vienna, has assured us that, during the multiplied confcren ces which occurred in that capital, be tween Prince Mctternich and the General de Tatischcff, the question had not only a reference to the relations between Russia and Turkey, but more especially to the general State of Europe, and the dangers to be apprehended from hostilities in the East, connected with the tranquility of o ther countries. •• Prince di Mctternich dwelt, above, all, upon the inconveniences ’which are likely to ensue from a war, and the neces sity of combining measures among the the Great Powers for defeating all revo lutionary project* in the event of war be ing found inevitable at last.” May, 30.—Letters have been received from Lisbon, which communicate the ioi- f iort&nt intelligence of a conspiracy hatr- ng been formed there, to overthrow the Constitutional System, but which wasde tected sufficiently early to prevent the ill consequences which might otherwise have attended it. It appears that the first step taken by the Government, on being made acquainted with the plot, was to issue a Decree f° r the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus, Act, which his been in force ever since tbe adoption of tho Constitutional Svstem. This measure led to the arrest of 26 persons ; some of the advices men. lion, that 28 persons were taken up, who were said to t>6 implicatrd in the coospi racy. All these individuals were exam, ioed privately, six of whom it was deter, mined should be immediately sent out of the kingdom. It is understood that none ttf them were persons of any distinction. London May 31.—" At a late hour this afteruoeti an eaprm retched town from Pariabringing despitchei frrfa Vienna, da ted the 21st of May and from Naples of the same date. From Vienna wo have a full confirmation of the impi.rtant fact, that the forces, of the Sublime Porte are nv cueting the principalities of Moldavia and b'alUichia. Thia main point having been aatialsctorily arranged, tho others will follow as a matter of course. The accounts from Naples also confirm the former tumour of a Congress being a- bout (o be held at Floceuce. This proves to be correct ; and orders have beeu for- warded to the latter city to make the ne- ceasaiy arrangements lor the immediate assembling of the Congress. Some Crown ed (leads are expected to taaist in the de liberation.-,. ron to* oroaoux. BACCHANALIAN. "Oh ! why should we be Sighing, When time is on tha. wing." When rosy hours sre flying. And blooms tile's early spring ; Let greybeards sigh in sorrow, O'er ills they cannot mend ; Oar’s be the hop'd to-morrow, The bowl, and cheerful friend. Oli! who for love is dying Of some faiie mistress' charms j Our mistress asks no sighing. But wooes us to her arms , No jealous fears alarm us When ravishing her lip, Her favors still can charm us. Though others raptur’d rip. Oh! heed not birth or riches, Ambition, honor, fame i This lesson wisdom teaches. They’re but an empty name ; \ ' The bowl, with pleasure flowing. Is herald of true joy t The ruby-wine is glowing With bliss without alloy. BOHRACIIIO lUlU.ER, REGIMENTAL ORDER. Sataxiur, July l3tli, 1822. It is ever gratifying to the ingenuous mind, and it imparts at least partial consolation to the survivors, to evince a respect to the worth of a departed citizen, whose public or social virtue* entitle him to the encomium of his fellow-citi zens. James JoairaToir, a native of our state, from early life an officer highly estimated, and late commander of this regiment, is no more, The recollection of his distinguished worth as an officer long devoted to the interest of the re. giment—to the interest of our city and of our country, requires an appropriate testimonial ol the opinion entertained of him as a worthy asso ciate citizen soldier. The officers therefore, of the 1st regiment, will wear crsjie bn the left arm for the space of thirty days, as an evidence of respect to the memory of James Johnston, late lieutenant colonel commandinf the 1st re giment Georgia militia. By enter STEELE WHITE, Cornel. Job ft H. Aan, .Militant. MARRIED, At Richmond, Va. Mr Hcmnuikt U. Gwato- nkt, Merchant, of .SuiyinriaA, to Mi^s Frances Lewi*. DIED, On the 4th inlt at Innio.fail, Morgan countv, Ro bkiit Walter Tailor, aged 2 yesm 2 months and 15 days, second sou of mt\j or Robert Tay- lor of thia city COMMERCIAL. Price# Current at Augusta, July 13. Cotton continue* dull, *i\d the prospect unfavorable to any improvement -Prices may be quoted from 10to l24--very fair at Ilf. FT-ights, per bale down the river, 621 cents to gl. Exchange on Ncw-York, 10 day* tight, 4 to 5 per cent premium. FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT) Office yf the Vharletton Courier ) July 13— .\V#n. J Matansae, July 6—The trade from Charleston to this place has been for some time quite incon siderable. Your produce has been disposed of upon more advantageous terms at home, tnan could have been realized here. Rice is hw\y at g4 i Flour IS a 16 dull; Hams small dee, 18 i Beef8$ a 11; Fork 12 a 13, ir. bettor de mand i Box Sugars are plenty, and can be pur. chased at 3 a 5 and JJ a ij for whites and brawns assorted; Muscovado 3 a 4, not a large quali ty in market; the last crop of Coffee i* now ex hausted ; Molasses 4 bins per keg; I And is now in demand, and would sell for £20; Can* dies 17 a 201 Soap, prime, io small bozo*. 12 a „ Tha ahlp Washington, TayHrr, 7 Jiyt from N York, bound to N OAraaa, run ashore upon the island of Absent on (he night ol the 12th June, and was entirely lost, with the reception o! a pari of her rigging and stores. I'll* ach Jane, Miller, tb-un Boston bound to the VVett Indies, was loat rear the same place n short time previous, and the crew had strived at Naaaau. CHARLESTON, July IS—Arrived, U. R.aeb Revenge, Lieut. Harameraley, trum acru.te ol' S9 day a on the coast ot Florida, and last lh>ra off St. Augustine. Scha Mary Ann, Hillard, Havana, S day* i Sal ly U Folly, Bourne, MaUnr <«, 4. Cleared, bng Orient, Miller, Liverpool. NORFOLK, July 6—Arrived, brig Margaret Wright, Hooke, Liverpool. Cleared, ach Mary, Bagiev, Bermuda. PHILADELPHIA. July 6-Arrived, trip Octavius, Spafford, Pernsmbuoo, 27 «lny* ; Mot ion, Leslie, N Orleans, 23 ; arhs William, John son, do 23; Industry, Tittermsry, St. Jago , Time, Tucker, Port-au-Prince. NEW.YORK, July 4— Arrived, ships Caro line Ann, Coffin, Valparaiso, V7days, Alfred, Zuiil, from St Croix, and 10 from St Thomas. July S—Arrived, ship Ampluon, Bl n, Monte video, SI day*; brig Jackson, Gould, St Tho mas, 14; ach George, Smith, Charleston, 7. Cleared, ship IsMhella Henderson, Stubbs, Charleston) barque Sarah £/ Louisa, Culver, Madeira; brig Nile, Bridgeman, Havre, BOSTON, July 1—Arrived, ship Minerva, Lincoln, N Orleans, 26 days. Cleared, ach Three Sisters, Saunders, Hava- PUBLIC SALES. PORTSMOUTH, July 3-Arrived, brig New Packet, Wtldeu, Gibraltar, 40 daya, SALEM, July 3—Arrived, brig ttown, John son, Matsnci.s, 15 daya. Cleared, brig Centurion, Bowditch, Copen hagen and a market. Passage for New-York. \V The atiperior copper fastened JKN ship SAVANNAH, huac White, .Uoiii r, hourly expected. For passage m!y, having ele gant accommodation*, apply to HAU. It HOYT. July 16 For Liverpool, The fast sailing newly coppered ami copper tautened ship LADY GALLATIN. /»aoc Harrit, Mutt-, will commence loading on TtwamUy next, and sail wi ll all possible dispatch. l'or freight ot' 200 bales of Cotton, to complete her cm go, ap ply on board, or to HAU. tf ItUYT. vdvlK Wanted, A Good COOK—and also a Negro BOY about fifteen years Ot age, lor whom rood will be given. July 16 Ncw-York Post Notes JpORsalc by july 16 p A, RICHARDS. Drafts oil Ncw-York P 0H sale by yuly 16 p GEORGE GORDON. Crockery-ware f$ Negro Pipes. By John Sliick, Jr. THIS DAY, Hxh mil. si U nMock, r*itkv #*»«n t*» Ju< nm kmn, .V# ? (Vnmrrrr ihir, A large and general Assortment LIOUOKS and GROCERIES, At usual— If jars Butlei, first quality 16 bbli Northern Cm 50 do No. 3. Mackerel, IS do N. O. Sugar W bote* Soap, tfr. he' july 16 condition.*, Cask. By J. B. Herbert fj Co. TO-HOKKtnv, 1W> >m. « n nat be t»M at our outAon ttstt, An Assortment of GROCERIES, UM, 1000 !h« ttauii 30 hh Flour 20 do N E Hum, tto Termh ea»h ▼ julv tS For Liverpool, The fine i«*w hrr FLORIDA, Cupaini ihitutf, expacud, anti wdl be dispatch ed without delay . Tbe height apply tu JOHN LAI HUOP A CO. ju'y n • p Passage for Liverpool. The Rrttidt bn# LADY HDBKUr W U.LIAMS, iwillmd 8>rthe above port 120* proxi- mo—has good accucamtHlttiuos tor a few )*»- •anger*, on re*«Mv*b)« terms Apply mi i‘(vtrd, at Willunwon’j wharf, to Captain Evans or to JIHIN II REID C« CO. June 86 a *t> 4: *„* The uiulei-sigiied has up- pointed Mr Jobn Pritchard hit agent during hit abarnce- A. L- MOLYNF.t X. july u p QT During my ubsom-e, Mr. JOS, DELCILkMPR will attend tt>mv bunm.^. CHARLES DKLt HAMPS. job 9 » Coffee, Whiskey, Sugar, ijc. hh.lsantl 30 hwiNiwCttun Colire UVJ 30 hhd* A ItWbLPbiLdRye Whiskey TO bhSICroia Sugar 10 baxws. Touclmn Tea a case* lacquered I'ea Caikfie*, containing Gun Powtier and Young llvson I V) kega Nitre llall fiunpewder 4tXlO hnuiels Com, in bulk ami bags W pi**ea C-.tgwac Brandy 'I 4 qr Pori Wine ( Superior 3 do do LP Madeira do | quality 5 »k» do Sicily % do I 16 bH Apple Brandy SO tkmq\*bna Gin 200 piece*. 43 in. Cotton Bagging <0 t\Ht*«MNtried Swedes Iron 30 boxes anti half boxes Magratb*s Snap For sale by NICHOLAS It NEFF. imn., - - > * TO CAPITALIST'S, A VERY wpexvor Steam Sew Mill has beta recently (Mated in the viciai y vf the 0 fVn Crate* well • Minted Crockery waie | CITY OF DAYUE.V, jf'jWI? 11X1 bolt. Nckiv lobjo,^ uthtm,lifikl. .Hatiwfcf . bmmm of Lading from alup Lady G»llat«n, thorn luveri - * * * • • - pool, and tor axle by HAI-l. it HOYV. july *6 the kind on the Atlantic shore* of tho United States. )\'v*e.«>ng all the advantages u» an in. ethautribW auppwof the finest yellow pitch Pino and Gy press Timber, built ou a fine bb>tl, w ith thiricea tee* water cK*>,* to it, and a natural cove Kw the reoeption of haj^a. rt,y, in,t. . ytlb,» n.nnl HU.. l,w» .«> Ml jl I V, »b«u, ,Wn, Jiv, ,«ra of^r, 1„. f,« n l»«« >« U»< Mi-ww W tt «*«b • <«bt iKht> hirt, ,I»K >n,\ «"f 11 ^"hspokM. ri*.bo«. it.mj .,u bi Tcn Dollar Reward. ANA WAY from the sul*«er;her on Yltnrt* smooth spoken. ..... given to *ny person « ho will necure him in any jail in the slate, so that I get him. WILLIAM ROBERTSON. Mlledfeeilk, July 8. OJ'P S. Captain*of Vessel* and other* are omtuined against carry ii^ him oil', under the penalties of the law. jsly 16 e MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF SJVJXA'JH. ARRIVED, Schr. Thom, Sanders, Darien, 2 days, with potton to T Butler A Co. and A B Fannin U C*. Pole-boat Rob Roy, from Augusta, with 500 bags cotton to Cantelou (J Lamar, T Butler A Co. and Ponce U M'Kenxie. Pole-boat Water-Turkey, from Augusta 6 days, with 205 bale* cotton to J Willey . K Bliss U Co. J. W. Long. T Butler A Co. Duliamcl (J Autc, W Scarbrough and A L Molyneux. ASatTAI* * ROM TBit rOBT- At Cbarleaton, I3th mat. sloop Mary, Munro, I day. At Providence, 3d inst. sloop Ann,BoUes,7 days. At N Haven. 26th ult. sloop Sum, Bradley; At Norfolk, 4th inSL ach HtiadUMi A Hiram, Turpin. 6 days. At Havana, 14th inst. ach Huron. At Liverpool, May 24, ship Ramdolollday, Beagdon, 26tb, ship Gen Kempt, Bourne, 27U*, •hip Charlotte, Appleton. 24ih, brig Dido, At the Clyde, May 26, brig Phoebe, Andcr- CLKABta ro* Ten nit, At PhUad. 6;t» in*!, brig France^ Funk, cr roams font. At N YcWk, 4th insC slop CoUPA PkDt, F*>h. to mi is a fee day* CORN, ^F a prime quality, for sale by july 13 R. (J J. HABERSHAM. For Sale, 1 Tract of LAND containing 250 Ktrt in A. K*rlv county. No*. 12 ami lv lAriricts.*— Terms cash or goods. PETER HYNES, julv n u *«*e cwguur. ThnEaw -Mdi va upon a new piuacipk, by he hie renowned Cml Eogvwcx^ Mr. HLN- HE of l^onhuv whn «mt out one of hi* best Old Irish Whiskey. A Few demijona of pure well flavored, «M XU S(h pt\>o* Irish Whiskey, Aw sale by the subscriber. W M. GBOTHERS, july 9 x • Fraaier'a *toren. DRAFTS A T show tight, on Baltimore and Ph'dadeK pi.M—fo* <wl« Ay junc 29 WTLMAM JENNER. Drafts on Ncw-York, iA T 30 day* wght, and on linladcfpb** at XU five. For siic by JOSHUA MILNE. July 6 p Mackerel. |)|Y|\ hk Mackerel. No 3 WW For Sole by JAMES CONROY, June 22 Anderson*« wtnff Notice. M R. J. V. HEATH and Mean J.R. HER BERT A CO. will ace as cur Ataameys during our absence.^ E. WILLIAMS CO. juh 9 a TA Planters’ Bank. VOnCF—O. wl ■Haibdq.k.bU if Will be dosed R1 o’clock. JOHN F. LLOYD, CaaAV an* t«n. jolrH H — Ten Thousand Dollars, O il .1,, p«t ihtmol w* Hlwiatlb IWnHowB, either of the Banks at the State dGemgm ap ply to ' GEORGE RCHLEY. July s Va a. Cameras kn est in it, nmliMw nrirsla very low valuation, x*k1 much kn tkanaoch aatrarbwe coold he (CM*|deted Bw. Thera taajim been added to it a very supe rior JkHw JVvU«u .Uwbwi cupUd* of dia- chaigiitt at least 30 tierce* of clean rice per day * and * Com-Mdl, all act ni nrattoa by the me engxue Thewaw-UJ the l«le ranos ME of Umdn.v, ’ wntkman ro superintenul it* erection. It can now «** n*th 43 sawn, and «my he rank to drive twvoa that mMoter. The Straw Engine i* perhaps the best in the United fhnfc* made by Mrasn. BOLTON It WATT, of Soho, near B runtwham; and erected u*>.kr tkr inapectron of thdr bed fcra- •«S aeut ont etpraedv foe that put y«ar. A wonderAd eapenor is «*ved in AkL as the **w-duvt ttow the pitch p«ne is huwd tn answer inatead n| fire-nowl, and « corned to the ■moth of the hunoev trow the pit by vk . stunt now in nse. The Kee Machine iaaMo no a new principle ond (bond by experience to wooer better than any yd in one. The quick new and regularity of tho nwitorO, praduckg it of a superior brirhtnem without breaking the gram tke onlla mtnated o* nfine C cek. called Cat-HeWkt, <v* a bramh d the Ahawaha R>m and «dy dboMtAOr* in k Bran (Wrieou RooYwMtKwW draught of tanker eobblra them to go «• the wharf a* Dorian, con bedet tho MiR. only * <hdt ddnora off. w*th great “ "" m nnenchnedpAmr krarathenHlA wiN how fwt* nbmoat withuot eapence; nod the onR,« now in operntion. con kumwdi W M. fed ol pk k por day, which max he racrawaad d finandne cranny* the power Wing antpdf raff* rilt T he kwiheetant Been thia feahMbhnaentsinoo it went into operdioo ha* heeo nRawed to ho- ted State* have apprarad «t the ship pRobw fwwrshoi ffwm it, and «i whigtjv prohahk wiS give it a j cetera nee '•* fdore ceotracta B boa aMS heeo sera* ond juaMy o baited io Neo-YorA «d PUfnMpAm- TW praqwd of a renewed iotereoune with W BntnA Era tmh» W-A, rradera fln of ir JAMAICA ALOES, fcr ffnoe «f the anw-aoH. 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