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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01
HAMBURG, Iune II.

Il is generally believed here and elfe-
where that the EngIhn min;ary regard a
p.acc Setween that country sHd France
very dit}ant, notwithstanding iniinua-
r.ons 70 the contrary given BY Mr.. Adj
d.ngton, at ,ae lai> ttiiioa OF the houle Of
commons. Tie Engliih minifry, who
,,ga.,; peace with the Northern powers
a, certain, cannot fail of being more hard
~ ;he:r condition with France, iince du-
-s;ion OF ,he war will increaie the pro!pe-
T., CT their commerce. Ii IS ALTO gene
a.! believed that the French will find a
,.a,e Only in London, as they found a
.@;inen5al peace at the gates of Vienna.
\)&, az undertaking OF this nature will
Lutte long rePacation.and ieace wlll It'll
e .c,srdei MANY years, unlciS there
2oa;a happen In England enc OF thoie
great revolutions which no human pru-
ae@ce caa either torc.ee or prevent and
"aich r3uit neceiiarily reiuls from imperi-
93> csI-alnaarccs, iuch as the diicon;eD
r. az ?co?lc arrived Eat ccr'ain heish,;
= o,srootthen OF public contribution .
"a a 80 great augmc ntatlon OF The arm
= force. Ii mutt be ACKNOWLEDGED that
n esets the Brisiih governmenth9s, UNDER
this triple point of view, trutteu her for
tunes TOO much to chance, to the danger
of public liberty. Her iea and land
forces bear no proportion to the populate
on OF the three kingdoms; ard it cannot
be wondered at that the nation fhould
want bread, when it is conGdered that the
royal marine contiAs of 40 or 10000
men, able to bear arms that her mer-
chan,men give employ to nearly double
that number that her colonial pofieflions
a. her conqueRS employ 10000 natl
ooal folders, including the army of E.
Sypt taat Ireland requires 90, 900 arm
ed men, including the militia OF the coun-
Try; and that the coats of England and
Scotland ere guarded by 200, 900, with
ne regular militia. Here are nearly
$50, GOO men taken from agriculture and
manufacturers ard If il be confde,ed that
their population is reckoneo ats or 8 mil
hons IF males at mott, of whom two
thirds arc 70 be deducted for thoie mder
20 and above 50, If will be found that
tie country employs in its defence or COM
neyce third or nearly of the able bodi-
ed men 10 that there remain little more
than Is or I,6oc,o ZOO men TO attend TO
aSncaliure, manufactures, arts OF all
kinds, LIBERAL projections, trades, licences,
thc 2dminitiration of civil affairs, &C.
Ihcte calculations, ihould the Fngliih mi
infer, iomc,imes reflect on them, would
cccaEcn ferrous alarms.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01

who had applied for adn,ifion, and lad
been rejected, brought this action before
the court OF ieiion, concluding that Meilrs.
Warroch lhouid be ordered to admit them
members, and account Tor the funds ct the
iocisty.
iheie gentlemen orpoied this Claim, al
lodging, thar this was no more than pri-
vate Friendly Society; that they, as the
iurviving members, had an uncontrolled
power TO rejec: candidates for admifion,
without any caa!e aligned, and were en-
titled to do with the funds what they tho'r
proper. The court had nor occaiion to
decide ON this argument; .or though the
original contribution Of the fociety could
rns be ihewn, it WAS proved TO have e. it.
ed under the name OF the g incorporation
OF Searnen of PreRonpans," downwards
from the year 1874, and to lave exerci!ed
all the rights of a body corporate during
that period. The court accordingly found
ito be an exiting Interpretations, and that
the funds believed to be applied to the
charitable purpoies for which they were
contributed; that the purifiers were EMIT
led to be admitted members; and the O.
risinal laws being now Loft, tie caufe was
RENTED to the Lord Ordinary, that re-
gplations might be framed fuitable to this
Incorporation, in the prefent circumstances
of the trade Of Preeonpans. The court
further found that Nierilrs. Warroch were
not entitled to charge any part of thei,
own expences againH the funds of the In
corporation, but that the purifiers were
entitled to payment Of their expences from
the funds.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01

con:-L16 Gallo Liberty, ant 1cs altra-
nzoutaae tretegEoas, and 4ce qyHz PM
things an t5eir proper leve!." Il NUT oe
Acknowledged that thete Gai'tie liberties,
and theie nztra-montGne breteJf2us, are
exprehad in an sancien, manner which we
did not expect to ice revived al the PIE
tent day.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01
RATlSBON. lure Il,

The mott profound iilence is ohierved
on the flbjeSt of the ;ndemniiIcations !;
bur the negotiations are Dot the Ieis active.
Some politicians conceive that this Calm
covers and precedes final and oennitive
reiolution. The great powers are never
10 the wrong
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-01
alsranorta aooerttser.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER /.

The Editors of the Alexandria Advertiser
refpeafully inform their patrons that
WILLIAM GLAscocx, the perion here
tofore employed TO carry the paper In
town, is, in coniequence Of anunprece-
dented refuEal on his pare to fulfil his
engagements, no longer in their en-
ploy, of wtich all perions concerned
are dedred to take notice. --Apprehend-
ing that iome of our iubicribers were
u,iiIed ye!serday, and that it may fill
be the cafe, from our being neceflitated
to employ perfon totally unacquaint-
ed with their place Of refdence, and
an abColute refulal of Glafcoek's to &C
company him and give tie necedary IN
inRruttions, We mutt beg fuch as have
been or may be neglected, to iend to
the office for their papers, and we will
take care that they lhall be regularly
ieryed in future. We fatter curieIves
the change that has taken place will be
to the mutual qualification and benefit
of our patrons and cur!elves.
Or readers are vstsrrsa TO the
fr2 page Of this days pe3eJ. for
Dr.. Blase's anf5usy to Tic charges
brought 4gaiaR him b, Waite, S.
Bsh.
The fs!iazvirg Ci,sal>r 10 sbr Atssnts ard
CogIa5s Of IKE Ua"sd sfafss reItd'sgg N
Frarer, Spain, &c. &c. las tsl' tv''t-
ten By err eer,nl at irloH.
GENTLEMEN,
/" In addition TO nv circular osthe nth
inf. | am forty to inform you that cur
flag AaiF was chopped down upon Iaus!-
Jay TIE 18th inf. and War was declared
IN form by the Baihaw OF TriPoi! asaiatt
tae United States of America.
Z" You will pleale to give every Pc!ible
publicity to this circular, and srsnimi: a
copy thereof TO the Department OF State.
] inall depart from Tripoli to 1unis IN a
few DAYS, where | mean to wait TIE Pre-
tident's orders.
:. / am, Gentlemen,
Your mott obedient fervant,
JAMES L. CATHCART.
Caaneery Of the Z. States OF
america at 1ripoli, ~
B4soary, May IS, 1901. J
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COMMERCIAL MEMORANDUM

IONIM + nc IA NE MOKAN DC NJ,
Prices at 81. 1h3mus:
Pork 20 Gols. Beef i6, and Flour IS per
barrel.
Pr;eesat St. MarriNs:
Pork Is dolls. Beef IS, and Flour IS PER
barrel.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-07
NEGROES and LANDS
EOQ SALE
FOR SALE.

/ with to fell a number OF We
nv valuable Negroes, among whom are a
good wa goner, ihoemaker, houie- maid,
sc. None more capable fervants are to
be met with will give ihort credit
upon them, aGured of pnua1al payment:
l have about 600 acres OF land
lying along the Ohio, about S or 9 miles
below LimeRone 400 between the town
of Warrington and Mays Lick, in Malon
county, and ieveral tracts in the interior
counties in Kentucky, for fale, or TO ex-
change for property In this or the fate OF
Maryland.
The hrf of thofe i, nearly all bottom
the iecond lies we'll for cultivation, is
in an excellent ne.ghborhood, well tim
bered, with good never failing water,
and both have delightful range for
aock, particularly hogs. The titles are
indifpatable. A good bargain may be had
of thofe and other lands in that tate! ]
have ALTO for fale, thare in the Potomac
Company, and fmall annuity IN the town
of Alexandria. A good Wagon and team,
and good brood mare, with colt, and
in foal.
Apply to me near Centerville.
VAL. PEERS.
N. B. I fhould prefer difpoGng OF the
Negroes in or near Alexandria, as may be.
Waterloo, Sept. IS. eo4w
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GEO. COR YELL.
MIS- S / Nc

From Mr.. c. Beverley's pat
tare, At Elkwood, a light bay faddle
HORSE, about IS hands high, with a
imall tar IL his forehead, and his hip on
the near fide iomewhas larger than the
other. ALSO.
"A red bay HORSE, about IA hands
high, with a fmall iar in his forehead
and one hind and fore foot, on the fame
fde, whine. A liberal reward will be
given 10 any pcrfon who will deliver the
laid horics, or either of them, to MIR
Beverly at Eikwood, TO me in Northum.
berlao! county, or fecure them and give
me noIce 70 thatthey be recovered.
WALTER JONES.
Sept. Il. co
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY,
King Street, Letqveen Pr and Royal Streets
ALEXANDRIA.

King Street, between Pr and RoyalSreets
ALEXANDRIA,.
Young Gentlemen are taught
Englith, French, Latin, Greek, Writing,
Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Geography,
Mathematics, with other branches of an
u(eul and ornamental education, by the
Rev. games Chambers, A. M.
many years matter of Boarding School in
England.
TERMS.
Education, Board, Lodging,
" w.' sis9;. md Stationary 90
Day Scholars, for Latin, ;. .o
French, sc. -
Do. do. for Engliih, <
French, &c.
Do. do. for Englifh, A
rithmetic, &c.
N. B. Proper aiiiitanls are conRantly
employed. Young ladies' are taught in
feparate claGes, Englilh, French, Writ
ing, Arithmetic and Geography, in fepa-
rate apartments. Great care will be taken
to inttru1 the more advanced youth in
the elements of competition, particularly
Epiitolary Writing, and the rules to be
obferved in Public Speaking.
AuguR I. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-07
Rea StrazO Wheut.

The fubfcriber having expert
encsd coniiderabie difficulty in arranging
the Pfice OF thus wheat, from the variety
OF the prices in the market, has detcrmirl-
cd to tlx the value at TWO DOLLARS
per buihel, being the price at which wheat
fold when this was hrt advertiled. Gen.
tiemen may be fapl lied in any quantity,
and at any time, by applying at this
place.
1t may not be improper to mention that
this wLeat iiPens nearly a. foon as the ear
ly wheat, which is f. celebrated, and was
COT almoit at the fame time during the Ia,,
haryeit-That it reiifas the FIy can be
proved by the mott rsfpedable characters
in this neighborhood, who have had fair
trial--No wheat has ever produced f.
much upon this eRate as the red frsw.
which was TOWN in the pooref part ia.
deed, In that conhls its excellence, as any
grain will be luxuriant in rich foil.
Vehels fent for this wheat can be fur
niihed without the leait delay.
George w. p. Cuffs.
Mount Vernon, Sept. 80. fawaw
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20 Dollars Reward

STRAYED or (tolen from IN
/uL/e,Ibrr', pnfure, (urar tie feat of ~
late Mr.. Madin, and aboat 4 milsi f..
tbis toavu) on IbMyjday nigbt, tb. ,oS
infant, i1vo GELDINCS, one of tL,s
Gyigbt bay, aboat IS band, bigb, io,
hanging maix ard f,VHed tail, a ia, an
/maN blake or IMP ds7vm to or nea, B.
xg/r, 6randed on one Of bis ihigbs, B.,
7vkicb is MT reeoHe6ed, bus, o. h.
trots qveN and gerry eaD in a )Nszv tros,I
ling gait, and 4Oas Had bef0,r.
The etber 6rgbt /orrel, about ID hand,
high, @ort made boyfl, has baugi,,
ma,M nxa. /zvitcb tail, vbite Ibot ~ ~,
bis back, oee4foned BY the /addZe, ,ros
hard, and drag, hi, hind feet, by qubr5
they are much qvo,w, bolds IBIS lead bill
1vben moanted, has bad tbe glander, f,
/eme time, TIT is aimef qVsN; he 4vas9a
bstore, bnt had Iga one Of bis N5oes.
Wboerfr delivers The /aid koyJsst, h.
/ab/e,iLer, 1nH ,eceive 20 doAarsrx4yary
or 10 dollars far either Of them. If h
HoyIcs zvere folea, 4vbieb is mere thu,
probable, t6e pey0n Fopbing and Ecuria,
itbe thief, 70 thar he may be convi9ed, @ail
receive ye4rara Of 80 dollar, nbon b,
being. eouviae9 for Jaeazzg the ajonlais
boy/rs, or either Of them.
PHILIP R. FENDALL.
Alerand,fa, Iztb Sebt. 1901. j
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To Rent.

~ ---E " .INLItt, " - -
To the frf OF March next, and immedi-
ate po4eaion given,
A complete two itory Brick
Houfe on Water ftreet, between Prince
and Duke ftreets; as this ttreet will in =
ihort time he very handsomely paved, it
will render ITS fituation more eligible and
pieafant than heretofore. -Any perfon
whining TO fee the houfe and know the
terms, will be informed by applying to
,he iubitriber.
GEO. CORYELL.
AJa,
A frame Warehoule, in Duke Hreet,
next door to Alexander Smiths.
Sept. z8. DOT
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Late publications,
FOR SALE BY
]. V. 4 II Q NJ A S.
T R A V E /. S.

IN THR INTERIOR OF AFRICA.
From the Cape of Good Hope to Moroc-
co, from the year 1884, to 1907, tbro'
CsfFraria, the Kingdoms of Mataman.
Angola, Matii, &c. &c. likewifc acrofs
thu great Defart of Sahara, and the
northern parts of Barbary.
[ Ir0g2ated from The German of Cbrfiau
Frederic Dambr,ge,.l
M . K ID A u N T.
Sketches OF Life, Characters and Man.
ners, In various countries, ;ncludino
the Memoirs of a French Lady OF Qua
lity.
| BY DR.. M0ere, aatbor Of zelaea, Ed
9A,d, sc.
Ina few days will be publifhed,
HE BLACK VALLEY. .
II Moe'eI fSsn the German.
Alex Sept. IL. 60
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LAND FOR SALE.

A Farm OF about 500 acres on Gooe
creek, In the county of Loudoun, about
3 miles from Middleburg, on which there
are pretty good framed dwelling houfe
and good apple orchard of choice grated
fruit. The land is ofthat quality which
may be highly improved by PLATTER. For
further particulars Apply TO Mr.. James
Keith, jun. of Alexandra.
RAWLE1GH COLSTON.
oePt. 20. 3m law
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Mr.. IENKx,

was Plesfed 70 notice il you,,.s
nomination of BENJAMIN GRppEsR p'irh
iuPPly tho place Of Judge Tbafe5,r i y ta Y
Mr.. Green g agrntlenan of 4 lbtrsi u A1oasith.
cultivated mind, and benevolent hrs s 'Os n
Peeted oy evety clafs Of people--bv n. i hsAs
Bar, the Merchants, the Faimers IN VI, te.lgE N
Ics--ls well acquainted with NE ms. Us Nalsi
community, and zealcu[ly dIfDof,ss ~ !. z \
them. The breath Of fandrr las 1s,.. y lalis'
reputation. therefore hope, nv en- f.II. alls
VIII unite IN man who has fuch s;r s'-a ol's
her conhdence. ] know many rsfD ys''Saa',l1
sesers who determine to fupport NJ, rI c.a ets
nope fhatin thefe times, when the real 80. 49, a'
our country ought to be united. ~ o sIA \
orr attention 10 one rsncida;e cum ana I' ! Y 4
man WHO bef defsTyes our fufrspes -1u I"
HrIJ, Nay 81 1901.
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Marine

PoRT or PoE4r1sD.
TUESDAY, JuNE Arrived HiE ~ "
capt. Greeley, .. days from Surinan: L t,~
nip Jeffcrfon, CuttrE, Portinouth Sp0 o.a,~s-
Bahfon, Portland Brig Molly, YefoY r p.s~
brig ZiIPhia, Williams, Norfolk org go IN
Cunningham, Wircafe;s Brig ~ sr
Providence fhr. Sally, Ramideil, Sas" IT,
Harriet, Sumner, Portland; lOoP SasSi
Cape Ann and feyeral others. MIS- N
and Molafies fcarce. May so, at' u AZ
"a, go fpoke noop Preident, days to- h :
London, bound to 81. Kits. NAY T. g,.. &
long. Sc, fpoke brig capt. VIM HaD' :
Kennebeck. s,kisf.
The Hannah. otis. of wEcaGtt, ADA II
fchooner of Kennebeck, were At ! 'l ~ Bs.g'i
q. a orig Is days from EenneounA'
was fpoken May rs. spIs
tola, has been acquitted, after Paying
rosros, Ig RI. H
We are ferry 70 Rate that nc . ,ai ~
Packet, capt. Trott, on her outwafeo n. m klfa \
Ia Liverpool, was ltranded On inc losu w
me Of Sable, on the 9TH Of May,at aoo' .ad
in the evening. The paGengefs, C'S''
part Of her cargo were fsved. .her
The Matter ard Paf,ngers returse !, t
thanks 70 captain Isaac LAYS, 2. ..,t 4
Jolly Rover, of Portland, for bis nu ~ ~ p
IN getting th.n of the ilsnd, and To- TO- tbs
tention to them on TIE pshIee nD'
Bottom.
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The YEOMEN of HAMPSHIRE.

WRITTEN BY TH0Mhs PANE, A. N.
S,r Esr, fbs Aati-pI and Honorable Aytisyy Co-pIy
ns5 aA1s4I eL!7isu u B5saa, 81 Ma7@ay isS'
TUNE "ADAms AND LIBERTY"
j the fhade, of our aneeiors loud is the praife.
That defends with thsir deeds, and inFpires BY
reaction;
To the heirs of their glory The pzan we raire,
The" Yeo1an ofdamPihre, the vietOrl OF Faction ;
BE theirs The proud tale,
That tho A-0rsS afTail,
Each Plowman Ail hDg, 20 rhe Stysar n Biz Yss.
CHORUS.
Roll o.. isv'S Connecticut, Lur Bal f5,y r4s,
Civi.g bAs5a75 70 NS:1ye, ard norsif 20 l1gH.
Where Ger thy rich waters giraffe difpIay
Thy deludsr Of plenty, like Me-, overlooking
The Mind and the Seafor, thy impuIie obey.
And patrict NIRTUE, and SFRNc, arc in budding
While each leaf, as Il fhoots,
With its promiie Of fruits
Prociaims the thrift moiurs, that cultures It's roots
CHORUS.
e7oG o.. -E0v'S Connecticut, !esP bsa fbeU ran,
CiVa.g ht9a1sfs Na'urs and sorS,s 10 Man.
III.
Tbro the valies of Raaesiys, bright Order. abode,
Thou lov'it in gay circles 20 range and to wander;
While peas'd with thy empire TO lencthen the road,
Thou giv'R TO thy channel another meander;
And when on the way,
Near NorlGsaftor you ilray,
now Ao~ moves thy current its homage to pay
cHouuS
Poi'T, iOrd Connecticut, Lsse bsa Ties reA.
C;sVieg bislo~f % NGiHrs a.J .rsrGL 70 E1aa
w.
Again flow thy Cream. IS fubIimeIy il rolPd.
In triumph efugent, from Freedom reflected:
On that fefiSal day when otb ANAScH was told.
That bis arts had been fold and his foe was elected
When thy bright Waves along,
Re.echocd the roeg.
TO The Cbr5eiA", the Sflt1snan the Patriot STRONG
CHORUS.
lVbgt sUuyt. bes Connecticut, lie fLiS.. tss sss
70 fsitiv&s ya,sse, aas rsa,sliss Has,
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MONDAY, TUNE I.

MONDAY, June I.
"A committee was appointed to eonlider what
meafures are neoeGrvto be adopted the pre-
lent fef1or. refp cling the valuation
Mefrs. Morton, Bigelow, and Williams, with
fueh as the Senate may join, were appointed
committee to eonGder the reiolutions of the
fate Of Maryland. refpetfing an uniform mode
Of ehoolng Electors Of PreGdent and Vice-Pre e.
fdent.
TIE Hon. MeiTrs. LmgfcRo~U, Skinner, Til
ron6, Mcyrard Dyigh and hybiaeuaH havise
: declined accePring ieass 10 the Council the
two Houfss ye(ierday met in convention for the
purPoie OF chooling at large fix Councillors in
their room. At the fra trial, the whole mum.
Der Of votes was z32--of which the
Hon. HlkxGsdtr Campbell, had iss
Naf6an CgttiHg, I3I
: '7obS Coffin 1oneJ, -.
DANia 6,gfi9Tv, izS
and 1eJfab BarflsH, ,6
and were chofen. The Hon. 1beoddys S.dg-
suiek, bad Ii6 Hon. Elijah Brigham, 1os ;
Hon. Eliza May. 100 Hon. Nathaniel Wcg(
go Hon. DaAid W5itnsy, SO 7atn .BfjG. Efq.
S6i Hon. JOba Read IS and few lcattering
votes.
AT the fecond trial, the whole number OF
votes was 214.-IT3 making choice--Mr.
Sedg1Oiek had loT, Hon. John Read. 60; and
teveral featte ing votes, bot no choice.
AT the third trial, the whole number Of votes
was z3s-Izo making shoice.-Mr Ssdgqoick
had Iol-Mr. Read o8 but no choice.
at the fourth trial., the whole number of
votes was 74c ;-Izr making a choice.--lhe
hon; JOHN READ, Efq. had IsI and was
cbofsn.
The two houf-s then in convention proceed.
edo chcofe Senator for the dilrist Of Eek.
in the room Of the Hon Samuel Philip, chotea
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a PrecePt has been fined "
Court, for this town to chooCs ,u " Gaas
tentative, % ferve in the room ar. p.
SroRER, Efq. who is choien ipto !, I ON
The choice is 10 take place On TIM, NJ
next, the nth inf. when it IS me-. OsSaAAl
izens!will give a very general attsp ,s'' ais
lea fuch character as fhall appear sss
bic to diicern and purlue,ths .beIf nv. Ivy d
Community. 'u''l'adt.
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DTED--On the 18th April, In Hsmpihfs c's I.
(VTginia) AfattbiaI Il. Rerfaas, asIiss p ~ Y.
many, aged, by the moh accurate ea saAs : !
Ias years. Helivsd upon low Diet aad ASA /
lRtle ardent ipirits.
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MARIE DAT Windham. bYthe Rev. Ez
ley, the Rev. NATHAS STONE, 10 Mil hp'
ANDREW, both Of thar place. Y.
At EaRport, Capt. OLIVER SHEAo . "
NANCY r. YOUNG.
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re taHsrDiTz y q IA gffle Rstrtutaiy., &.
Dfria, % fle G4asrai Coat jar "A, s NJ.
hfiral year - -

re talse0i9giI a IA gffle Rebrstutat;,,. Z,
Dfria, % iLe Ceasrai Coai, Bar III 49, Vi.
Hfifal year -
YcRK.
Tori, 3. Derby Knt-ry, Marx Ad,m,. n
Ra;haniel Wells, Jacob Fifher; B,r-girg a..
+. Cuts ; Biddctord, Daniel Clrayrs ~ ~.
Thomas Perkins BSston, John Woodm,r. n
prrci50ro', Richar5 Cuts F,y,bgrvI Es
FeEcnden 6etbcl, Waterford LovrFen
CUMBERLAND.
Portland, Woodbury. Storrr S,urEs,s 4,
Ennerion NORTH ?armsHtb, Sannel p Rs
Falmeafb, Archelaus Lewis ORA iusl Is'
Dunlap; Co'tan, Lsthrop Lewis; N,u Car
Naihanie! c. Allen Frecboyi, John Cuhins; b
ham, Mr.. Burnham.
LINCOLN.
P0zVzaiboro', David Psyfon; Ceore,tca..
1. Hill Hootsrirb, PeIeg Tolman B,sgaas..r
klihu Catchsll TobGan, BENJAMIN tones ri
BryP3i, Thomas Mcclure; RaI4o5ors ,Iohr I'll
Tbonafo5OH, Henry Knox; Bath, Jobna sn
BosUlofR, James Rogers; HezD- Cali, T0hn I'll
Boofbbay, Jonathan Sawyer Earrru, 81
ThaCher LrSJfgr, John Herrick.
KEsNEBRcK.
knggGa, Nathan Wefton; HaHosrE TArl
Filebrown FiHtbrop. Nathaniel Fsirbaa FH1
Io.v, Elnathan Shfrwin PifEggrz, Jctsdlh nj
EFT RraGSelS, Thomas Whittier; Nrnna
John Chandler Mt Trrroz, Nathaniel DuaT
Farmssfoa, Supply Belcher.
HANCOCK.
cefiae, Job Melton /; Orriasfw 0Fvsr lss1l
ard FiRal5agez, William vinal Fraat.r, En-
els L. 5. Goodwin Hamples, M, Kin1ef
Upwards OF 1890 PsfTeneers arrived at n ~,
IN different veieIs from Great Briain 10 thscqus|
of or 20 days.