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The Patent Balance,
FOR WEIGHING OUNCES OR TONS.
Far Jule-.A the fo,x Of
10 FL NJ c.. l. A DID.

The price oil this valuable nirumert is lefs
than one half the colt Ct fcales and weights for
weighing large draughts Its accuracy is fupe-
rior to any other mode OF weighing, as the brais
Gated weights are NOT liable 10 the Influence of
correction, which gradually reduces iror weights;
and in transporting and in uilng, more than one
half the labor is f3ved.
n. q. Mr. Dearborn, the patentee, is now in
this city, with testimonies OF the above menti-
oned, and other important advantages attending
the ufe of the Patent Balance. Gentlemen who
ailh 20 perute thoie tcftimories, TO witnefs ex-
periments, or to engage beams of any ize, vii!
be received with attention at G diby's Tavern,
or at the fore above mentioned.
4 exandria May I8
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SPRING GOODS.

WILLIAM OXLEY
Has ,sfeivea PER IKE PQnl .Scmar, uia
Balfiwa,v, and Uuiou, eal9t. Wood5oaJs,
fran Loado0.
And is in daily expectation Of
further fupplies of fuirable GOODS for the
feafon, which are now o.aning and will
be fold low by the package OF piece.
N. B. He has ALTO for fale,
China in boxes and Sadlery.
May 70.
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SPRING GOODS.

JOSEPH RIDDLE g Co.
Have imported in the brig Union, cap
tain Woodhoufe, from London, a gene
raj aGortment of goods fuitahle for the
preisnt feafon, which they offer for fale
on reafonable terms, by the piece or pack
age.
May Is.
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For Sale. or to Rent.

For Sale. or to Rent,
THE unexpired leafe of HOUSE arr
LOI, on Queen frect, with a BAKE
HOUSE thereon The leaie has years
20 run. The fard is good for bufinsis,
ana Is well known, having been occupied
lot q length Of time by baker. Fer par
aiculars apply TO
THOMAS SIMNfS,
March 10. 4
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A PR 0 P OS A L
B r S II M U E L BIS @ P
Far Fulfilling BY SuIlariptisn,
LIE L TENS
ON TIN
Elementary Principles
E D U c A ITO N.
Hp Gll1abeb Danltlton.
A p r O P O S A l.
Author II the = Memoirs of Modern phioE.
ILers," &c.

ON this interelling and highly important
branch OF i-ieuce, cverAl valuable works have
wihln lew years, been prefentcd to the pubic.
amcn5 which enc above, as it is the mott reccut.
70 is it pre- -cnlincntly uic!u Led by her luliect
iaro iaquiry aing the nature Of the active
powers, anu intellectual faculties of the human
mind Mrs. Ham.,t IN his developed lhole powers
and f4cuitie, with perfpicu.ty and ability
which while 1t arrcits the attention of ihofe ho
have mott iucceliuly itudi.d thele iubjccts, mutt
render competent knowledge OF thcn1 familiar
t. thc mott ordiaary capacity. The fuperfcial-
neis aud frlvelity Of character engenderei by tn
modern iyltem Of education, have been long, aad
plty, tuhjec. of complaint; but the parti-
cuiar caa!es by which thefe ferrous evils have
BEEN produced. were hitherto but impcrfeetly
known, or little attended to: To trace thse evils
to their tource, and TO point out the proper re
nelly, i, the Ultimate object to which the meri-
torous efforts of this Author have been directed
ard in ,lete efforts he has, it is believed, iucced-
cd beyond the mott ianguinc expectations. Such
indeed, is the importance of the inquiries which
form the lubjeGt Ct this work, and 70 great the
iucccis with which thofe inquiries have Oeen pur-
Ned, that this happieR consequences 20 iociety
MAY reaionably DC expected to relu,t from the
prclenr publication. TO all it is iuterefting in
very high degree, but to mothers Of families, ard
others engaged in the formation of the minds #
children and youth, it will prove all acqli.i:ion
truly invaluable.
The rapid fale of two iii preaious of this work
in England, istheicnty eyinces the high eflimati-
on il which it is there hcld An american edit.
on.-cqua tn. md at little more IN IN hall the
prize Of the BritiRa etlition'---s now offered 70
the patronage OF the American public; by Nhon
its merits WILL doubtsis be jultly appreciated
A1 Extr0lf from The xbove Wuk
g From mol Of the writers on education it
q would appear, thae IT is only 10 people Of r.rk
8 aud fortune hlt cIucatiou is matter Of any
Importance. BY Each alone can the fyAenas
q that are generally propoled, be adopted. To
g fuch, thereto g, mu2 ne believe them to be
+" exciuiveiy addrelled. 70 make fine ladies'
az end fiu!!hei gentlemen forms no part OF my
" plan, which h4, for its objea the fubjcaicu Ct
the paiiions he dirc>aion If the affections, ana
g. the cultivation OF the faculties thai are col.nioa
" to the whole human race.
Ike price of the BEitfh edition, is fifteen
fhillings, Sterling, in boards.
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Lands in Kentucky.

TO be fold BY Public Sale at the
7ontiae ceefse- Ran, Ne7r Toyk, on tie
adly efDrrrmber s<xf, at II o'elofl,
man.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the coun-
y OF Fayette, fate OF Kentucky about
go miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles fouth eait ct the Ohio River and
adjacent 10 the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feyeral rifing
f.ttIements. The foil generally good,
we'll waterel and timber OF vazioas deicrip-
tions.
1heie lands within IS miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both oasi-
gable two To three hundred miles above the
extremity of,he lands.
M5,
To b: fold at the fame time and place
as the above, an0tbsr IRACT 81 LAND
OF nine thouland acres, in one or mole lots,
in the county of Fayette, fate of Ken
rucky, nearly the fame diltance from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as The foregoing tract, and lays between
the f,rmer and Main Licking river, dill
rans from the latter only few miles.
The coil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighbolhood
of the fettled parts of Kentucky, and oP-
polite a Jerfey fettlement. The grants
By Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1887 and
1855, and the title deeds are clear and III
,iifputabic.
AS thefe lands are to be diipoled of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be poGtively
fold to the kighea bidder, for approved
notes at two a,sd three months.
Capt. Fowler OF Mr.. James Maferion
Of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodford county or major John Lee
n ar Frankfort will point out the lands.
For further iaformation and All accurate
plan of the lands, apply to John & Charles
Wilkes Elqrs. OF Lewis Simond Eiq. New
York, or TO Mr.. Brown, Dumfries, Viz
GINA.
October I. 60
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CONDITIONS.

l. Tie Work Fail be eombryed in t7v9
Duodeeimo 0olames, Of ab0at $50 pages
each, & J@aN 5s printed in the bee manner,
on a jfse Paper, aadue1v Type.
II. The price will be one Dollar per o.
lure in boards, payable on deliOery.
~ Il ve1 eoyfasrubk asmber Of Co.
pies beng ALREADY Ja5/tribed far, sbe quoyk
MaN be PIT 10 Prs(s, and Jml5ed 1uit5ast
delay.
e. Sxkfnttioas rsefived BY the Pnb-
tj@er.
Sept. 1.
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ADVEP TIsEMENTr.

On TAuz}aay ns 18Th dqy Of No
vember, y .fair, j xot tie next fai,
aay, saiH be rapefea 10 Sals, ap0a i5e
Prentice, IL RE 1s4vu IF -4lexe4aria,
The fs.l,4vmg parcel, Of Grouad, lnfs t5e
properly or -jsbs fitSgerGla, deeeaIra
lid buylsaut 70 tie directions Of bis M
fer i6e paymeut Of bis drbn,
One parcel OF Land lying up
on the eat file OF Union itreet. and to the north
of Wilkes Ereet, being wharf or made ground,
upon uhlck there j, = Frama Wareh,uie; It
will be either fold together or laid OF into cen-
yenient Lots co accommodate purchaiels. his
Ground is ipjjea TO annual rcnt Of 81 Us. Cd.
One half OF Brewery, COM
monty called Wass' brewery, with al the re-
cclary Implements and utenGls for carrying OH
Thar nuineis, and the Crould appertaining to
The iame The wh3lc of the Brewery Is now
under ceuiie of fix huudred t.o,lars PEI a'aal.
Ano piece Of Ground immediately acjoiaing
upon tn: Drewcry, fronting upon Water itrcet'
and ,@eaty feet Alley lunalng with Water
isreet abou. forty fe>t, and with the Alley one
hundred and fifty feet.
Alto, another piece of Ground
froYt;r.r u.sn Wtl!e and ST.. 4Afaph itreets; this
via bc iaia eff into canv@uient Lots.
A piece Of Ground lying up
on the loush iiie Of Aiag arees, fronting there
upot Nv eaty -tyso feet, ani extendiog eighty-two
ieer 10 twelve ftce Alley. upoa which IS erected
= two tory Brick tteu!e aud Frame Ware
houie.
o. ,be Jame day, j tbess De ./aaeient time
attsr tie iales ettbs a6seoe Property, II
not, m tbe next day, cpW be expgsdn
.Sole, alto aa tie Pyemyes,
4 fmall TR ACT ef LAND,
c.atizuous to the town, eontaiang 81 Acres
This i, iablivided aud viii De fold in snial! par
cels.icsataitlips fr5nl u acres--Tha terms
of rhs Sale zrv oae fourth oil the purrhaie no.fly
ia had, an ,hsr fourth il fix months, anothef
fourth N twelve months, ana the lait in eigh-
1yea "a .n.hs The Lads VII DC conveyed upon
rsyn-l, 5: the lop9th ef the purchaie Money,
the iu9l-gu4Dt paymeats a,u.e be iecured by
fruits a,,oo the lau conveyed.
THOMAS 4. DIGGES,
JAMES KEITH,
.9aixg Ex',s Al J. Fitzzerald, dseea/ea
Oh. 10 CO
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Ricketts,, Newton & Co.
H4Ve yseesvtd and tor Sale,
$40 pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheif,,
80 do. Rulia Sheeting,
20 bales Cotton,
40 barrels and 10 hhds Mafcovado Sugars,
SO boxes brown Soap,
so do Cattle do.
SO do. Candles,
80 do. Chocolate,
hhds. loaf Sugars,
7 hhds. Antigua Rum,
I hid. clean Flax,
ton Rhode. Hand Checfc,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards.
"a few pipesand half pipes Of Vidona Wines,
of hyperion quality,
Hyfon, Young Hyion, Imperial and Hyion
ikin Teas,
100 reans Wrapping Paper,
2e6 do. Writing Paper,
A handionc aEortment Of Prints and lriih
Linens--a large quantity of Bed.Cords and
Plough Lines.
They baVe to RENT,
Tn. WARE HOUSE lately occupied by
tir. John Janney, adjoining their Brick Store,
and comfortable Dwelling Houfe on Prince
Greet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews
For particulars enquire as above.
OaoierIs
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
HE SUBSCRIBER.
Contemplating a removal Eo,, ),
Dyfr'a Of Columbia. AZ s", n sas
as he can elofs his out eana aIps
concerns, OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
very Ua q. PROPERTY.
One undivided half e.

- iidii oI a FARM
adjoining the GrestFalls CT Potomac on ,a '.m
good Houic, new Barn, and foms " "ra,
tent e Meadow.-----A!!o, a FORGE. 60 hn 't e.
test, covered with tin, and Goa, ~ sna " %
f1ouie, iltua'ed on the Canal made bv ~. IRON n
mac Company, and the right of cut,; Ha TO- 70
WOOD Tor 900 years OH alarge parcel of Is NC
joning-much Of this God IS copver;1r ,".lu ad'
river and may be readily transported to Cso,r "a:
Iowa' tn: Federal City, or this place. +.
other hall may bepurchaiet. '~
Three Eighths Of about eleven
hundred acres OF LAND, in 8e!kley ccuo,v :.
Joining the lands Of the United States, a, Kss,
Tryes Furnace and Harpefs Ferry-irore ,b'
halt of it is in wood, and the remainder aoa 'a
tanning land. The other fve.eghts may ' ala
be purchaled. Wv
An undivided moiety of IS
acres Of LAND in the Common of AI,y,rSo,,
And adjcinig the town, chiefly under fence Of :.
dsr potts aud chelaut rails.
A large and handlome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, so By 20 feet, with.
brick Stable, Smoke Houie, and Wen of e,c.l.
lent water--lhe Garden and YARD pacd ill.,
The Houle is not quice fni.hed. Il Will be fold
either il its preieut fate, Oh fniihed as nay luis
the purch1ier.
A number Of LOTS on the
new wharf, made by Mr.. Herbert, Ml. Wiicn,
and the iubftrber, between Fairfax Arsst aLl nc
river Potomac; and, ALTO, the dvloh OF the iad
wharf, made from Mr. Thomgio by a4O Ice,
hreec.
An undivided half OF LOT
in the wet fide of Fairfax itreet, above Queen
hreer, OH which the houie was earlt al nult.g,
For particulars, rcipeci.us tt.es and ,eirl,,
which viii be liberal both IS 80 rli:e anc credit
Apply to
Joan POTTS.
Alexandria, Ca.I7, raw
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Oao!)er !

y
Comfy ofAlexandria,El
JAMES WILSON, pix.
againf
John EDWARDS, M C5antoy.
BENJAMIN SHREVE
iand
ABEL JANNEY, deas.
The defendant, John Edwards ..
not having entered his appearance and sU'
en- iccuri,y according to the Act OF Allsn'
bly, and the rules OF this Court a'o II sI'
pearing to the fatisfattion OF Inc ' r.,i,
upon affidavit, that the laid John I.d ha@ Nv
is Sr not 1 an Inh h. of this Dif'iS, %
motion of laid complainant by bis CG 9Da,
fel, it is ordered that the taid 0el l G,a
John Edwards do!sppsar here s. on 'I Irb lh
day of November Court next "" N.
commences on the iourh Monday IN ' 'as
month and enter his appearance: - n.
nit, and give iscurity for performing ,, ,nr
Decree Of the Court, and that the 81 O1 I,c.
defendants Benjamin Shrcve and AOi I.: ,rn
ney do not pay away, convey J, Of d. '' easI.
the debts by them owing TO, or Inc ., |" The
or effects in their hands, belonging j. IN
faid ablent defendant, Ohm hd 1S:' C',rt,
til the further order or decree of'l rs',.bg;,h
and that copy of this order be i S;sn,r 10
oubliihed for two months iuec s,:a,,G II +
one of the public newspapers I pu0' coDr be
thi. County, and that another n .oa arf boue
NOTED at the front door OF the c0O'' 49,
of the iaid county.
| A copy ,,>7rA1E. elk,
&c" Iwa:D
Sept. III. .|
Cath given for rags
| this office. ~
r.1nrrD DAILY n7 ~
| S. S NO WD + W.
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toR ) A l. E..

rg~HE LOT with the HOUSE thereon, &c
the fouth-eaH corner of Cameron and
Alfred Streets, late the Property of Thomas
Richards feveral vacant LOTS adjoin-
Ing thereto on Alfred Street, between Cameron
and King Streets. The Houfe is p!cafantly fitu-
atel and in good order for the Accommodation
of Family..--If not fold before the 1T Of No
vember, it will then be rented.
WILLIAM CRAlK.
Sept. 40. 1AW
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William Hawthorne,
1T bis Store, on col. Hose's Wbayf has
far Sale,
Penn(ylvania & Swedilh barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar by
the hid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar of the Gra quality, by
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, IN Jacks,
Coarie Salt by the bulhel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter of Paris, by the bufhel,
James River Coal,
Tobacco, in kegs
Hay in bundles, about 200 each,
A few Lots in good iituations on Fair.
fax, Wilks, Prince and Warrington freets,
Sale or Rent.-Alio for Sale, a three
ftory Bick- Houfc, on King near Fairfax
areet, a very good fand for builneis.
10th Mo. nth, 1904.
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A L NJ A n 4 C S
for the Year 1909.
R. & 7. G r A Y

Have juf receives flppIy q ALMA.
MACS, ter tic Yea 1893 aA., have OF
haad, large at.c::meot d Wiring Pap;I,
Bonact Boards, Sohool AID Family Bibles
Tel. ncn;,, Speiling. Books. LakPowdei
Play;l2 r2;;d., &c. sc.
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TIE iuDlcribers authorized by
the Wi! Of the late George Carret, OF
Sc Aord County, will fell at Public Auctl-
on tbs fla Monday Of December next, l.
the town OF Leeib3Ee, his
TRACT OF LAND,
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AMBROSE VASE,

=
ii bis Store in King Street, has for tale
Coffee, drt quality in bags,
Hyfon,
Hyfon Skin, TP1c
Young Hyion, & A'
Isperiat, }
Loaf Sugar in Hhds. and Bbls.
Old Sherry Wine,
Port Wine,
Mufard in boxes Of 3 and s Dozen
each,
Chocolate,
Claret in boxes, and = few Crates Of
Earthenwase.
Aagufs u. co
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a * u -
Lying on both iisies Of Goofe Creek, in
this County, and running from thence TO
the taid tawn; containing about five
,houtand acres, moG OF which has been
laia off in lots, aud hnce lea!cd fog lives
OF term OF years; from the peculiarly
eligible hsua,ion of this land, and Its
grcaJ h,refs fer The improving fate OF
agr:ca.suTc that is taking place in this
n.ighscrhooo, Il is hoped that it will be
an obiet, worth tbs attention OF thofe
who with Is y%a Easir nloaey in landed
property oaa third Of the purchae money
will b. required on the day of iaIc, the
remaining two thirds 10 BE- paid by two
annual infal!ments; tx per cents OF the
Stock os th.-U. States will be taken in
payment COR one half Of the two delayed
indictments, at lis current value, in the
principal commercial towns, Or bonds
with good psrfonal fecurity and mortgages
will De required 70 f:cure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living 10 Leeibnrg,
and furveyor Of this County, has plat
OF the land and will furyey or ihow any
part of il 70 ,hofe who with II, they pay :
ing his expences for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS L. LEE.
Loudoun County, Auguft 20. 3, go
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French Academy.

THE fublcriber, agreeable to bis pro-
mife in former advertisement, hasopen-
ed his Academy for the inltruttion Of
Dung LADIES and GENrLEmEN in the
French Language, on Monday laa, at
the houfe next door bout one TO Mr.. Faw's
office, in ST. Alaph freet, between King
and Prince Ateets. Hours of attendance
for (uch young Ladies as can make it con-
venient, from 9 until II o'clock in the
morning; and for thoie who attend other
lchools, from IL until o'clock in the
morning; for young Gentlemen, fro s
artil 9 O'Clock in the evening every day
il the week regularly, Saturday excepted.
Thole young Ladies or Gentlemen who
cannot make it convenient to attend
lchool, private attendance will be given
at their houfes.
Price Of tuition, at his Academy, dol
lars, S Per quarter, and two dollars en-
trance.
The fabfcriber will ALTO undertake the tranla.
ton Of spaniih and Italian writings for Mer..
chants,
MARIN DETARr-,,v
OGaher q. .oS
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NEW YORK. Oaober IS.

NE w Xxx, OCTOBER 10.
Entered, Briggs Nlofes Gill, Patterfon,
Greenock !; Penelope, Henry, Tenerife;
Shooner Experiment, Goodfellow, Pert
Republican; S!oops Eaterprize, Firth,
Bermuda; Hero, Brayton, Philadelphia !;
hampton, Jones, Georgetown, S. c.
Cleared, fhip Atlantic, Turner, Bril-
t0l; Aoop InduRry, Mattocks, New
Providence.
The brig Beiifarius, Tibbets, for Bof-
ion, total by the Sth Sept; fhip Ann,
LUX, for Norfolk, to fail early in Co.,;
and the ihiP Margaret, Milne, for Charlef-
.0n, 10 fail the 9Th Sept. are adyertiied
10 the Glatgow Courier OF the I'd.
Arviqrd jfaee or LG9.
Brig Moies Gill, Patterfon, in IS days
ron Greenock. Left there, fhip Liver
pool ;, Packet, Waite, to flilin 10 days for
'0's port. Sept. IS, fpoke fhip Perfever-
snse, of and for Norfolk, from Cork, IN
aartis, having loft fome Of her fhea'hing,
sna was putting back 10 Bordeaux for re-
pi's. Oa. ), h3oke the fehoorer Three
brothers, out 70 days from Alicant,
bound to this porf.
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alsranoria aobartiGsr.
TUESDAY,, OCTOBER 70.
PO. S T c r I P T.
OFF c Il L.
(CoPY.)
Taxg fer, ~ .g0g. ISo2

anger, ZtH "aHy 1907
have much fatisfaIion in acquaint-
Jag you, that peace is again eaablifhed
betwsea this Empire and the United
States of America, of contequence our
yeIels have no longer any danger to ap-
prehend from the Emperor's Cruizers.
This intelligence you will be pleafed TO
communicate to all citizens of the u
nited States or others ii may concern near
you. am with refpee, fir, your mott
obedient fervant,
tSigned} JAMES SIMPSON.
JsJrpJ IzaarA, Ejq, Cadis.
ExtraR ETA len<r fran n gentleman in
New Haveu, Con- to the <dif0r, daf-
ed, ORo5er IA.
You may have noticed in the demo-
cratic papers fomc boating reipe6ting OR
late election. This day the General AZ
iembly convened, and on the choice of
fpeaker, MIR. Kirby, the democratic can
didate had Sc out Of $50 votes. At the
laa election they boaaed of having SO
democrats if they fpoke the truth theu,
they have loft greatly. Elizur Goodrich,
Efq. whom Mr.. Jeferfon removed from
the collectors Office, is choien fpeaker.
When the votes for nomination to council
lhall have been counted, the refult will
ihow no lois of federalifm in this State.
N. York Eyer. Psf.
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The hip Efial, Beard Of Baltimore,
was loft in Dunkirk, harbor, on the 18th
Augui.
Arrived ih;p Venus, Dalhiel, % days
from Liverpool.
Lat. 81, long. II, Poke brig We
nus, Webb, = days from Philadelphia,
bound to St. Thomas.
October IS.
Arrived chooner Cygnet, Gould, lS
days from New Orleans.
Left fhip Active, Donasan, Of Balti-
more, from London; Eliza, Churnfides,
OF Philadelphia, jctt arrived, in IS days.
Brig Norfolk, Dr:icoll, OF and for Balti-
more, failed 10 days before the Cygnet.
Ship -, Johnfon, failed for New
York with the Norfolk. Schooner George,
Chaoe, iroa hence las arrived at New
Orleans.
Eoglilh brig Martin, Bunch, II days
from Monierrat.
Ship SIX Siaers, Gorten, 81 days from
Liverpool, and 46 from Fiolyhead.
Schooner D.lpateh, Bird, lot Progi-
dence 70 days from Liibon. Lett iehr.
Abigail, Smith, of Baltimore, arrived I'd
Of Auguf. Sept. II, lat. Al, So, long.
56, fpoke flip Lydia. Stokes, from
CharlSiton to Bordeaux out II days.
Ship Diana, Stafford, A. days from
Hamburg.
The dip James, Chandler, had jna ar
rived from Baltimore. Sept. 10Th, tpoke
brig Worthingtou, Glover, Nantucket,
bound to New York; Mr. Forbes, the
American conful, had arrived at Ham
burg.
Oetabsr II.
Arrived, brig Eliza, Grant, I9 days
from Martinique. The brig Louha,
Wheeden, Of this porl, left Martinique
Point Petre. Sept. 24th in co. wath
fchr. Edward, Swain, OF do. Tor Bolton.
Left, 10Th, the ihip Fame, Murphy, OF
Baltim ore, touched ar ST. Plerres, ard
| bore away TO the leeward. October lz.h,
| of, c. Hatteras, faw brig with black
Royal, fuppofed TO be one OF Mr.. Rlays's.
paGed fchr. Iris, Philips, from Anqullla,
in the hay.
Capt. Grant confirms the news of the
arrival of tie French troops at Martinique.
There were number OF vehels waiting
orders 10 land their cargces as govern
ment had forbid them. American pro-
duce dull-Rour was at dolls. per barrel.
Alto, SPaniih brig Eliza, Dflscoll, 20
days from New Orleans.
Left at Plzekammas, September II.
The brig Jane, captain Monk, with a
cargo of flour bound 10 Jamaica, and the
ichooner Weymouth, captain /,
with -four from Jamaica, came out OF the
Belize with the ichooner John, Clayton,
OF this port bound 70 Bordeaux.
SEPTEMBER z3, at anchor off the Belize,
two ihips, one ot them formerly the De-
hance, Of Baltimore, one brig, two fchr's
did two aoaPs al bound up TO New Or
leans.
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BALTIMORE L, Odoher Il.

Arrived hip Nancy, Hobbs, 81 days
nun Havre-de-Gisce. Left there fhip
= London Packet, Clark of Baltimore, and
81 ssaiiiile, Auld Of Philadelphia. Spoke
Duo sIle0ner Eds ard. fuckers, days from
/ l..'iadelPhia; flip Baltimore, Hurt, and
q 'g FAR American, cut II hours from
~, Arrived Zip hasfony Margin, Nor
n' 3Sdals ircp. london.
e,o LAT. 40, lcrg n, fFtke fehooner John,
c. n lharletscn, Lcurd for Hayre-de-