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JAMES G.. BARBOUR.

"WM. w. STEWART, Orderly Sergeant
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"Uantcd immediatefy.-1'he following
articles, viz. boards, plank. shingles, window
glass, nails, crockcry, all kinds ofhartware,
household furniture, cutlery, tobacco, pipes,
pound beads, American cottons, ginghams,
calicoes. shoes, hose, cambrics, muslns. lin
ems, buttons, thread, combs, butter, lard and
hams. In exchange for which, may be had
-eamwood, ivory, turtle shell. gold dust,
deer, leopard and tiger skins, rice. fowl, fish
goats and and fruits"


"lIarricd, OIL the evening Of the 1.ith inst.
by the Rev. Mr.. Sessions. Mr.. Richard
Sears, to Miss Rosanna Mason Fitch-all
recently from America"


"Dro7ynea, at Cape Mount, on the 7th ul-
timo, Mr.. Coy Page, formerly of Richmond
City. Virginia"


The paper from which the above is ex-
tracted, was published but few weeks, ow
ling to the death of Mr.. Force, the printer,
who went out there from Boston. 1t IS Or
dained apparently, by nature, that no white
man shall live there. The only exception
to the rule has been in the case of Mr.. Ash.
nun, the Colonial Agent, over whom, for its
own wise purposes, Providence seems tc
have extended special protection. As ia,
as we have information, he has exceed
ingly well discharged every duty which the
orders of the Board of Managers, or the e.
mergency Of the occasion, has devolved upor
him.