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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
Fifty bis. Of PORK for lale by
VIM. HARTSHORNE. ,

VIM. HAIR TSHORNE.
/ will give Ten Dollars reward
to any perfon who will give Information
of the thief or thieves who broke open my
warehoufe on Kinks wharf, few nights
ago, and ftole one barrel of pork from
thence, provided the proof is icficient to
convict the thief. w. II.
mo. ~. -
Five tons Swediih Bar Iron,
neatly drawn in fmall fiat and fquare bars,
and James River Coal, for Rle by
Wm. Hawthorne.
9Th Mo. IS. d
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19ubltr SALE.

TOMORROW, at 4 o'claek mtEr et7sr-
noon will temmtsoyb be (5H on Mr..
Porter's WbarE
20 HhdS. and 50 bbls. of hra
quality SUGAR. .-....
At a credit Of 60 days, for approved
negotiable notes. -.
. - P. G. MARSTELLER, v. NJ.
July I. ....
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ALSO,
Il variety of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfine cloth and Kerlimeres,
Marrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Linens, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintze. and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
CoIoured threads and towing filks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number Of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Tune 10 Vendue. Matter.
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In the calc OF James Cllllcs a
Bankrupt.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
the creditors of James Gillies bankrupt,
that on Tuefdsy the 9Th day of July,
1902, between the hours of ten and eleven
o'clock, at the Court Houie in Alexandria,
a Certificate of di(charge will be given to
the faid bankrupt, unleis caufe be then and
there lhewn to the contrary by the fad
creditors or either of them.
By order of the honorable William Kill
~, chief Judge of the circuit court of the
ditritt of Columbia, this ae,h day of
June, ISoz.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
Tune 20. .,-... dI3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02

@ Clean linen and cotton
rags bought at this eGce.
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FOR SALE,

At Mount Vernon, on the
10th day of July, and continue till all is
diipoled of, tor cath, the iIouiehold and
Kitchen FURNITURE, .conGfting of
almoa every deitription, fome valuable
PAINTINGS and PRINTS; ALTO
pipe of choice old MADEIRA VINE.
Notice is further given, that all per.
ions having claims asainit the eaate of
Mrs. Martha huntington, late of Fair
fax county, deCeafed, are requeRed to ex.
hi5it them 10 the iub!cribers, with vouch-
ers therefor, and every one indebted to
the fame are deGred to make immediate
payment.
,rrJN DrJ-rD
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02
publlt Sale.

On TUESDAY,
1t ten o'clack, zviN be mid at tie Fexdne
Stare,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whilkey in barrels,
Gin in caiks and barrels,
Port wine in calks,
Molafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Raiins in kegs and boxes. $50.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
sGorted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-02

7uE recelUed from Norfolk,
ard far /als BY tbr Jabfrribe,
Frefh Lemons by the box or
retail excellent foft ihell'd almonds and
oranges muikadel raiiins; double and
Englc GIo'iter cheefe, tamarinds, &C. &c.
With 700 bulheis OF Liibon Salt.
ABEL WILLIS.
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PubLac Notice.

THE Jufices Of the Peace for the coun-
ty of Alexandra, are requeaed TO meet
at-the court houfe, at ten O'Clock in the
morning., on Eridry the 18th day Of May !;
and every perfon who may have claims,
which are to be adjufed by the Levy
Court, are requeaed to attend on that
day. The accounts are to be aated for
fuch charges as did become due up to the
hrR day Of May only.
April 70.
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IN bur1uance of q Dnll

IN bu1Juance Of q D@l(
Tr4a from J9h5b C2,sy 10 thyr5a
beys far the parpgJ5s tberHin msHh"a
zuil1 be /oa at Public Azd7m al Z
CoHxe H0ak in AAenandria, az Fritz
the ash day Of Nay ne~t, at t5' sg
Of eleven o'elock in THE torsno's, @1|
Jad JgJ<pb cagy'snigbl thhHn5a'|
sf liz and 10 the follo7cixg real pfgN'h
DIX,
10000 acres Of land in RalI
dolph county, being the i4id Carey's nlolstY y
tract containing 1oo, 600 acres, patented ~. y
own name. This tract lays on each Tide 81 W. r.,
River and Contiguous TO the main rad ''D'
from Moorefeld to Randolph Coprt.hoa.
4o5 acres of land in HaIflG y
county, ntuate on the waters of Cheat Na !
ing the faid Carey moiety of q tract t9a1 w.
99o acres, patented in the name Ct ps'll'N ~
ray and founded ona settlement Righ' Il.
1921 acres Of land in the I'd
mentioned county, being The faid Carey a ~,
of tract containing 965 acres, pat:nsgg ,1 a,
The name OF Patrick Murray, nd i0Lal'I e (.
Settlement Right. This tract lays on 'is q. ~
of1yger's Valley River, AMI binds thf r! mi
one half mile below the mouth Of le4dmS "
$500 acres Of land IN Lllls w.
county, fate of Kentucky. ftuate on 70: o ~
of Straight Creek, being the iaid CaI'' -
Of tract containing 5000 acres. rso.
10000 acres Of land IN h -,
haway county, iituate on GauieJ Si'.' ,r,nd
he faid Carey's sioiety of tract a 9TSo,y
10000 acres, patented in the name q
Williams. =. IN
A brick houEe with a lo e, -. =
the Town of Alexandra, fituate on Wa Wa pa
now occupied by the faid Carey, iuor~ a DC
;ncumbrance which will be made Know"
time cf fale. ,ye M
months, lone third in twelve months, .s sa -BdS
naming one third in eighteen mon.: ;.,d dts
with approved fecurity will be 'equ'
purchafers. o.sv q, rq
Such of the creditors of Joieph oa. .;f(d bf
be difpofed to attend the tale arc . api IN py,
their REFLECTIVE claims will be ADMIT. n.l&
ment for faid lands, provided iuch cai .nssp DR.
ed with US and approved of at Ieai' w."
before the day Of fale.
JOHN FOSTER, Trufss"
GEO. DENEALB, J rssdi
March n, 1902. 1'"
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COTTON g STEW :,
Have rffeivea, large and :.
ASSORTMENT Of ezra sEs'a
IN THE DIFFERENT gp.x o0A(
POLITE LITER AT aIs q !.
Amongst which, are the folI.

Amongst which, are the follcn vi
JEFFER-oN's Notes on virgin;a Nss;
Ed. Kotzebue's Plays, vols. ''I+ n ny Faat |
cal Magazine, Parks raves. st -a-a Xii
of Soeiety, chefeTheld's Letters. = VA w
Practice Of Phyfic, Wallis or Hs, I.A lIs|
Philoiophy, 2 vols. Gibfon's Sulycyn. ,nsg|
Navigation, by Blunt, Burns's p3 3-s Me-
Ancient f3iitory, vols. Practical pd, h, aia
vols. Beauties OF St. Picrc, Ruchap, gss3
dciaa, Fox's Book Of Martyrs, ~ NJ
Memoirs, Britih Stare Trials, eoh;a,, ,% Lei
rally Reports. vols, TO be ccntipr,a, = 40
man and Ladies preeeptor, vols t,' VIII
the Blood, Z vols. Caidwel's Men,o, s'I a'1 q
Lectures, Martin Law OF Nation, @ !,
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, , VI. 'St
burgh Difpenfatory, Elegant Extrsa. E, 4
tutors, Zimmerman On Solitude, Dr. r,, N,s
tional Pride. BIacklone's Comnleptars., \
Collection OF fsrces, 6 vols Polite p3, ~
Tooke's Pantheon, Junius's Letters, ) WI =
thrie's Geography, Knoxc's Etucatior !, y
Ditto Eaays, 2 vols. Coaigan's Trsy,L c c%
voyages, vols. Dambergers Travels /,
" O Eel s.
The Armenian, D vols. Montatet, :,
Antoine,tc. Tales Of Wonder, (by Leial. J,
My Uncle Thomas, . vols. Jack Smith s $.
OF the Cattle, Arthur Meryin, 4 yGa +.
Howard, Or,nond, lYeiland, Mai! Of he IN
let, Vagabond, Sailor Boy, Athin and h.
bayne, Romance Of the Forca, . vosNat
rics of Udslpho, 5 vols. Louiia, Julia saS|
Baron, Gholt Sier, Tale Of the lime N
Camilla. S vols. Evelina, z vols MouE, N
Family OF CEsenaburg, Negro, 4 vols M,
Valley, Ellen and fdoriauat, vols. Ctv,
BarnweIl, Mountain Cottager, Childrcn h
Abbey, vols. Roaehfors family Dag !
mia de ,,Varmont, Oakindale Abbey, III: N
anpoaor, 8 vols. EdeIfrida, vols Ccat !
Hoenfdern, 8 vols. henrietta Mortiacr IND.
fashionable Daughter, Count GIeichtR, t7r
DorviiLc, Scotch Heirels, 3 vols Mis- b.,
mores, vols. Advertisement for Huin
yols. Wandering Iilander, vols. Coruen i,
ley, 4 vols. Tom Jone, 5 vols Edw1t b
Moore, vols. Mordaunt, by Ditto, nd
Reube an Rachel. Girls of the Mountaus nh
Myrtle Cctiager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles, Tcfaments, Pfalters, CommonPnE
Books; Dilwotih, Wcbler, Univerla Pa.
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Praa
and a large collection of t1i&ogics and ChIha'
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, aud PIP
Hangiuss, Waters, Qaills, Ink Powder, va
Strings, Playing Cards, Song Books, and a
Books, &c. &c.
ALMANACS for the year 1902 Ht
grocc, dozen. or fiagle.
- Country shoPkeepers fupplisd onth:S
ea terms.
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S To L F. az

From the fubfriber, living in Orange
county, within one mile of the Orange
Spring. Virginia, on Tue{day the 10th
iaEe. a ralD black Hoyls. with blaze
face and bob tail, branded /. S. one hind
foot white, about 4 feet IoI inches high.
The perfon who took him, .50ba CLARK,
q tailor by trade, is about 40 years Of
age, lnall man with dark complexion,
his left arm is er0o8fd, occahened by. its
having been broke in the joint. Tqueafy
Dollars reward will be paid to any perfon
who willdeliver the horle TO me at Orange
Spring. JAMES COOPER. (:
April 20. eosft
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GUNPOWDER.

Baltimore Bellona Gun5ewder,
by tic quarter caik. Alto,
Refined Salt Petve, Igthe guar
ter cwr. or larger quantity. A conRans
,fupiy of thofe articles from the Manufac-
tory, will be kept for fale on the lowef
terms, by
LAWRAsON e sMooT.
April s.. COON
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By COTTON & STEWART, Alsxara,ia,
For publiihing by fubicription
L E T T E. r s
From his excellency
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
To fir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. M. P.
On Agric3kta,s and otker ute,sfing tobics.
From the London edition of Fac Simile. I
To comment on the literary
talents of the author, would be unnecefa-
ry in a country where they are 70 well
known. His literary endowments were
unqueRionably of fuperior kind and,
as recommendation to the above, we
refer the public to his letters to eongreG,
and his 1are7peN Qddrx6 on quitting the
Proficiency of the United States.
G Ike Loudon ediliou Of tbis qrork, in
,<uile, on f1e Svove 3aaer, lM nffve
gaipsas.
CONDITIONS.
I. This work will be comprifed in fnall
Svo. volume, printed on a fpper6ne
wove paper, with new type.
II. Il will be put to prefs as loon as 500
fubfcribers are obtained, and delivered
in boards, at One Dollar.
Sa6ieripfioas recei0ed BY the 5u5ljgeys
md at The e1fce Of The Alexandra Adver-
tif.r-a5o BY the principal bsoklslleys in
The Ouifed STATES. Holae,s Of /u6/enpti. /
en- papers zuiN particularly o6h;ge The bu5- /
J9ers BY advyfag them Of the number of /
a5/frt6sss 05faued before the If Of july.
April IS.
~ n.anDranfIra xvontnG
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ADVERTISEMENT.

] will fell the plantation on
which I now live containing 1T acres.
This land is in high fate of cultivation,
the foil well adapted for the culture OF
fmaIl gram, Corn or Tobacco; is exceed
ingly well wateIed with neyer-failing
fprings, one Of lulpher, and two pleafant
Greams pafing through it--thsre are on
the premiies a convenient fore, Dwelling
houfe and good log kitchen adjoining
large new barn, tann-houle and yard what
ether neceGary houfes. About one half Of
this land is cleared and under good fencing.
There is on the preHifes young bearing
orchard of choice fruit-trees, frnall nea-
dow fit for the fcythe, ard fen or twelve
acres more may be made; thefe lands are
fituated in a healthy neighborhood, conye-
nient to ieyeral merchant mills, and with
in one mile of the turnpike road leading
from Snickers's Gap to Alexandria, and
about miles from faid Gap. Pofefiion
will be given Immediately, or in the tall
next, which ever bsf fuiis the purchaier,
and an indilputable title will be given up
on the payment Of the pnrchafe money.
THOMAS GHEEN.
April O. 1awtf
Valuable Property TOR Sale,
HI the little FaNs of Potomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Wilmington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of Land, upon Which
are a dazzling bog/e and /andyy ofber i'm
proyemeuts, lsveval fone qaarnies andE@
aauds, and i4vo vaeaut mRlJsas.
7uo undivided third Parts Of 7
acres Of Lard, apoa qvbieb are a merchant
nil, zgit5 three PER- IF French burr mill
FINES and evey neeeDay, eomplete, far
manufacturing Jeour to the bsa advautags,
and qOitb as hHle manual AaJor 4spaDF5e;
a bre4Oey and djqllsy, a gra1ary, a
mRlsr's hoaJe, 6reqger's boyle, eoopfr's
6oP, &c. and a q'afaat mil Jeat.
Two madlUJded third parts Of
200 acres Of land, adjouing the 7 acres
and IT. afyes abovementioned, AtOa (Which
bere are lr0oral .f0ue qaarr'ss and ,tgS
f90ds.
The pwchafer Of the abo0s pro- !
tery, will bage an aDFgumeuf efa k9JF
far The ofbsr uudiUided third 9art, gt'rvbieb
there zuW be s gears to cane fran the fyf
day Of September next.
The foae on the above lands IS
equal in goodnelsfo any, and -la3et.r to
mga formulation yaoue on the sivfr---OsE
els affauy bartbsn thai can go 10 George
Toqvn, can ga up to the mill and .Jso1e
qxarues.
Ay 5eyaa or 1ey'ons, qvb0 may incline
10 pareba/s, zuilz Of cure rviequ the pre-
niles, tbrrsfore 1t IS rot thought neteDary
10 be more paytitalar.
Far terms apt5 to Gen. Uriab For,s9,
al George- 70qvn, orto
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
.fuue 70. Iaw
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About SO LOTS

Of convenient dimeniions for building, ~
ing between Queen and Oroncko treets,
in the vicinity of the powder houfe. And
as foon as the fale of thole lots is over,
they will proceed to fell in lots, plat of
which will be exhibited, about ninteen
ACRES of GROUND, a little farther
to the weftward, bounded on the fouth by
the garden In the tenure of Thos. Purkes,
on the welt by ground of Mr.. Dulany, on
the north By ground of captain Conway,
and on the eae by ground of Mr.. Chas.
Alexander and the heirs of Samuel AreIl,
deceafed. Podelion may be had immedi-
ately on the payments being fecured ac-
cording to the conditions Of the faIe
which will commence at nine O'Clock in.
the morning, ifthe day is fair, osherwife
at the fame hour the next fair day.
VIM. WILSON,
JoHNPCTTS.
1ns'so IS. Iawl&M-d4t
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William Hawthorne

William I1artthOrne
Hes far Sale at bis NH, or in Alexasdri0,
Platter Of Paris by the
ton, or ready ground by the bufhel,
Indian Meal and Rye Meal, bolted or
unbolted,
Corn, ,or any other grain, ground for
toll at emil.
.4this fare IN toqvn,
Hay IN bundles, Corn by
the bulhel,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hoghead
or barrel,
Fira and fecond quality James River
Tobacco, in kegs,
A few very good Mill Spindles,
Two good Scale Beams.
Three boxes by 10 Window Gals,
A few barrels Of Tar,
James River Coal.
For Salr,
A number of valuable Lots in town,
"A fInall Houie on a lot of rs feet front
on Water Street, next door to Major
Muncaaer's.
AJIo, f., Sale or Rent.
A valuable Brick HouIe
on King areet, now in the tenure Of Tho
mas Cruie.
cd mo. I.
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SALEM, November s.

Entered, briggs Friendihip, Wellman,
ax.Cayes George Warrington, Bow.
-, n Sxmatrs, via New York ; Two
s,,her,, Dixcy, Ar,!ferdam !; Rajah,
Green, Philadelphia fch'r Be'ley, Bah
sugs, Pcrr-au Prince.
' Cleared, brig Hand, Fairfield, Cadiz
ii Gibraltar ich'rs Patty, Knowl,on,
: Lucia !; Britannia, Foaer, Baltimore.
! Nov. {. Arrived, the barque Harper.
j Kennsbunk, Jede Towne, mater, IN
:. .,days from Dominica. Left there the
tboOaer Ranger, of Wifcader, to fail in
s DAYS. November 8, fpoke the brig
Atlantic, from Marblehead, bound to
Trinidad. Markets in the windward il.
bu3. very dull, except fifth.
Nov. S. Arrived, brig Two Brothers,
Dizzy, from Amfefdam. September s,
d the Zuyder Zee, fp0ke the ihip PEN
brooke, Arnold, "a days from Bolton.
Sept. II, in the North Sea, fpoke fhip
Mary, Prasket, of New York, from Vir-
,inia, go days out, from Amferdam.
October 4, Lat. 40, 30, N. long. IS, w.
boke nip Eagle, FoIter, "a days from
New. Port for Amaerdam. October Il,
ht. a., long, 80, poke fchooner Han.
rhfrom Marblehead, for Bilboa, 10 days
out, B. Andrews, matter. Left at Am
asrdam, fhip William, Ober, of Salem ];
kb'r , B. Johndon, mater, Of
Marblehead. Sailed in company with the
nip Jacob, Mower, of Pcrtfmouth fer
Philadelphia.
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This bufnes belongs excl,fye'y 70
man, who is lord of the lower c.ea,lon.
And, as til'ing the ground, more than
any other worldly employm MT, difin-
gslihes the human from the bruta, nature,
1t ado diitinguiihes the civilized from the
lavage man. 1t is not till nen have at
tanned to no ineonfderable degree OF civil
liza'ion, that they begin to cultivate the
earth.
Whocrer, therefore, delpiies the en-
ploymenr Of agriculture, is nmny, and
deierves TO be dc(pifsd himlelf.
(Balanes}
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NEW. YORK, Nov. IA.


We learn from the fupercargo of the
hig Eliza, who arrived late laR night,
from Malaga, that the emperor of Moroc-
| co had fent 70 men to re6t and take the
Tripolitan ihip blockaded in Gibraltar,
and that the American conful at Gibral-
tar had written TO the American conful at
Malaga, that he was apprehenfive our af-
fairs with the emperor of Morocco was not
rightly unGer}ood.
Entered, hip Holland, Rio de Ia Plata ;
Black. River, Burger, Hull; brig Harriet,
Adams, Newburyport /; Antelope, Clark,
0porto; Glory, Smith Town,
IL. fch'r Margaret, Muir, Barbados;
Hope, Lincoln, Philadelphia; Polly, Oil
plant, do. Eliza Ann, Grower, do. loop
Aurora, Clarke, do. PRECEDENT,
do. Two Brothers, --, North Caro-
lima.
Cleared, brig Ranger, Biaet, Liver
pool, Julian, Higbe, Cadiz Ann,Maria,
Maud, Savannah; Eliza, Swain, do. iloop
Prcipca, Swain, do.
Briggs Venus and Concord, have arrived
nCharleaon, in 6 days.
Arrived /fuce our laf.
Sch'r Maryett, Muir, in 8 days from
Barbadoes. Nov. 4, in lat. Al, long.
~ fpoke an Englilh fcbooner (did not
learn her name) from TOBACCO, for this
port, having loft her fhrouds and her fails
very much torn to pieces; on the Sth
paacd by the fame ichr. ihe was then bear
Ing away to the Southwark. Oa. 80,
lat. 40, long. II. fpoke fchooner Sally,
ION Biddeford, bound to New London,
out 7 days. Capt. M. faw two fhips
about 10 days ago, fanding in as he fup-
p0ied, both of them having loft their main
'0p mats, one ofthe fhips was from Ham
aurg, did not learn either of their names,
Markets were very dull at Barbados ;
excepting Rice, which was at s dolls.
Per. cwt.
Ship Black River, Burger, from Hull.
ls'rtherc fhip Henry, Rogers, TO fail IN
DAYS for this port; an Engliih fhip, and
~ Englih brig called the Minerva, both
VI y this port, to fail in about two weeks.
november I'd, in long. 50, lat. ~, ST.,
Yoke brig Leopard, bound from Alexan-
Wa to Corunna, out II days. 4ih, IN
u 10, As, long. S., fpoke fhip VAIN
"s'on of New York. bound TO London,
b l.. % days; had experienced nothing
- Contrary winds. nth, fpoke ihip
s,.a,,e'prlze, Barnum, bcdnd TO L.tbon, out
!, aours from the Hook. The flip Sally,
s'iuP, was to fail from Brilfol S days be-
NC TIE Black River left Hull.
PHILADELPHIA, November IS.
Il; curved, nip Cs.nelia, Bits, Bolton !;
" M.aosri, Vickasv, Cantcn; hir
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jacob, Moorc, Anaerdam; brig Hiram,
Dove, Guadaloupe ichooner Olive
Branch, Willellon, Martinique; fchooner
Mount Hope, Bennett, r. Hand En-
terprize, Rlbhle, Bottom O9ioa, Cobb,
sson;asson sloop james, Mediia, n.
Carolina.
Cleared, fhip Eliza, Shay, Liver
pool brig Union, Brown, JamAica !;
Tartar, Strong, New-Orleans Sol h'a,
M'Daniel, Cape Francois Rofetta,
Gedlcls Barbados /; ichooner Aaieance,
Sweerler, Charleaon Sally, Crefwell,
St. Thomas Sloop' Sufanna, Morgan,
w. Indies.
Arrived, hip M;ffonFi, Vickary.-
Sailed from Canton The lo,h May. Lett
there, 10 fail in 6 weeks hip Gauges,
Murdoch, Of and for Philadelphia a.
Touched at the lie of France, and left
there the z6th July the lhips American,
Lelan, and William FORFEIT, Hewitt, Of
Philadelphia.
Spoke the 1T, the aoop William Of
Philadelphia. for Cape Francois had loft
her deck load.
Arrived brig Hiram, Dove, 80 days
from Guadalupe. Left there Of New
York, fhip Diana, brig Warrington fchr.
M'Donnel, Of and for Balti-
more, brig Louiia Walden, Williams.
Sch'r Speculation, Gemmeny, failed
four days before the Hiram, tor Philadel
phia.
OCT. IS, in lat. IS, -, N. fpoke a
Spanih brig from N. Haven for Quad
aloupe. Oct. z9, Paaed the Englifh lhip
Chichefer, of a. guns very fickly. Or
6cers and men dying daily. Nov. l..
Parted company with the brig Lewis,
Williams, from ST. Kits, for Philadel-
phia, in lat. s., II, N. long. 70, 80, w.
Ship Canton, Innias for Philadelphia,
from Klngaon, has received pilot on
board.
Schr. Flower, capt. Auain, bound to
N. London, ae days from Turks Iaand,
put in dittrefs, carried away head of the
ftremaa main lboom, and is much da-
mayed fails and rigging. On the I'd init.
lat. SO, long, II, 80, fpoke fhip Eliza
beth from London bound TO New. York
carried away head of the mainmaf in a
gale of wind. On the 4th init. off the
EAT end of Long IAand, boarded the
brig antine Surpriie, T. B. Bennett ma
fer, from Baltimore, bound to Aux-Cayes,
belonging to Charles Potion on the AID
on. fuRained ieyere gale, in lat 81, 7,
N. long, 60, 10, w. was knocked down
on her beam ends, cut away the foremaf,
and carried away the mainmaH and bow
fprit he loft John Greene, French pat
fenger, and lad overheard. Five Of his
pahengers went on board brig from the
eaitward bound TO Philadelphia.
On Tuelday Taft 20 miles to the fouth-
ward of the Capes of Delaware, was fpo-
ken the brig Nancy, Of and from St. Johns
N. B. to Philadelphia, in dilrefs, and on
Wednesday laif off Sinnepuxent, the Sa-
muel, of ard from Baltimore to Guada-
loupe. Both ,heGe veaels were diimaited
in the gale on the zzd October, and from
the winds that prevailed fnee they were
fpoken, it is preiumed they are in the river.
The pilot of the Mount Hope reports,
that on Wednesday laf, off Sennepuxent,
be fpoke tie brig Rover, of and from
Kingaon, for New York, in difrefs. She
had loft her foremaf and had neither pro-
vifons or water on board. Disappointed
in not getting into the Delaware, lhe was
making for New York.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS.
Extraa efa letter fran capt. Marray to
the Serretay IF the May.
&c MAITA Auu. ~. 1907.

E1fr1d at a letter frsn capt. Mzryay to
the Secretary IF The May.
MALTA, Aug. II, 1907.
/" Two of the crew of the brig
Franklin, have made their efcape AMI /
have them now on board (Richard Barry
and Guy Gray,) they inform me that three
others have been claimed by the Britilh
contul, as Englifhmsn, and given up, and
that in our brulh with the gun boats we
killed eight of their men,
G. Duyall, Efq. one of the Judges of
The General Court of Maryland is ap-
pointed Comptroller ofthe Treafury of the
United States, in the room of General
Steele reGgned. MIR. Duvall has accept
ed, and arrived in the City, to take upon
him the Duties of his Office.
Letters received in Bottom on Saturday
evening lalt fate, that the illand OF 10.
hago was taken poaeaon of BY The French
IN thc "a OCTOBER.