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TAKEN UP.
IN the Wet idc of Dyfe', I1,nd, final
" CEDAR BOAT,
soost eleven feet keel.--Thc owner may have
her sgain, on proving property aad paying char
scs. by nppIying TO
UMPHREY TAYLOR,
NJ. ~ W,aAississ-Snstf.
Newport, April i6, 1906.
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TwONEW CHAlsEs, Z

TWONEW CHA1SES, "A
MJiTH Plated Esrncis complete, for Sale,
w ON . hhesai credit. Apply 70
WALTER CORNELL.
No. Loo. Thames. Street.
Newport. April IS.
rT~HE Creditors Of FaspsRicK GARpIwsa,
j Of North. KiueRown 10 the County Of
Wellington, labores, arc hereby notified to sp-
pear IL they think fit, At the next General Az
fembly, 70 be holdca at Newport, on the frf
Wednesday ia May next. to ihew canie ii soy
they have, why the prayer Of his Petition for
the beneat Of .he Inf,lvent Aet, paiIed Junr,
r7s6, fhouh not be granted.
THOMAS PEcKHAM, Dep. Sec'ry.
Newpou. April |, 4th, 1906.
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The Honorable John Langdon, is
re eleaed governor of the State OF
Newhamp!hire, without oppoGtion.
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Will BE. SOLD

o. Tuesday the second day of September ne t,
tat Chelsea the seat of the lake Bernard
Moore. Esquire, in King William county, on
credit OF six months, the purchasers giving bond
and security all the household and kitchen
FORNITURE.-a and PLANTATION U1EN.
.StLS, two hundred barrels of CORN, one hun
ored head OF the iiness SHEEP. and the stock
OF HORSES and HOGS. belonging to the ca.
taie OF the sand Moore.-Alao, on ;he same ere
dit, about one hundred acres OF valuable WOOD
,AANO lying III Pa'msr's swamp in King Wiz
Ham county, adjoining the lands Of Mr. Gusts
and Mr. LittlePage AT the same time. will be
Sold, tor cash. one thousand pounds OF excellent
BACON, and q very large and valuable stock of
CA71LE. III such order for besves as to merit the
attention of persons in the habit Of furnishing
the markets of Richmond and Petersburg with
that article. The creditors of Mr. Moore are in
vi'ed 10 attend tic sale and exhb, their claims,
III order that provision may be made for dis.
Charging them.
TIL: C HOOMES, A,tornry for
GEORGE Il LEIPER, Ex'oy ef
August 10, 1906 Ids
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AND SHARES.
FOR SALE AT
g.. 81 x. WAITE's

q. . X. NJ III E'S
TRULY FORTUNATE LorTypy.orrrcss
No 64 J' M. IS, Maiden Lane, Me-, Y.;k
AT and half dollars, until he first of Oao.
ber' when they will advance to Z. and continue
advancing as the drawing approaches BY en-.
closing Bank noies (post pai., to G.. < K
WAITE Tickets ana Shares viii be pantlualiy
returned by post, TO any amount, ami the earliest
aavice SEM TO advcnturers oS their success The
pubic are requested 10 remark, THAI the draw.
1ng OF the New-York Lotteries is managed in
soeorreet manner, as not 10 be subjee TO er
ror. The time of drawing, and payment Of mi,
yes is punstual, and guaranteed by the State lie.
gisiature Schemes al large enclosed with Tick
els The many Capital Prizes sold b, G < X.
WIN former Lotteries. (lsts of which will also be
enciosed) It is presumed will be an additional in
dnctnenr to distant adventurers TO purchase of
them O.,
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August 10, $50,
WIFI B|, SOLD

ITO the highest bidder. on a credit of twelve
mouths, for all suns above tel dollays. at the
late dwelling house of John Jsmas Woodiin,
dqc. IN the lower end Of He rico county, near
fou' mile creek, on Thursday the On day Of Sep.
TENDER next, If fair, otherwise the next fair day,
the perishablc properly of the said decedent.
consisting OF household and kitchen FURNI-
TURE. stock of C1T7LE SREEP and
RoRSES, and many other articles too tedious
TO men'ion. Bonds wiki approved security will
be required, TO carry n!erest from the day of
sale, if not Punaualiy paid ALI persons having
claims against the said estate, are desired to
bring then, forward properly authenticated. thar
provision may b. made for payment; and ali
those indebted to said estate are requested TO
make Immediate payment, as no indulgence will
be given.
JOHN WoODFIN, SIN. Adnar.
August l6th. 1905. tds
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p romise; that he contended for the re7tose
~ France, Gad the hal,hiness IF tie Eoor,d.
In the execution of this project, he may
not only obtain the exalted appelIation of
being the benefa Cher Of mankind, but he
w'ii out-sirip and far surpass, all his pre-
dscessors il claims, to true and immor.
tai reuown.
PACIFICATOR.
Continued J
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$4,000 Dollars for $50 Cents.
NETWORK
STATE LOTTERY.
No. V.

For the Promotion Of Literature,
AID other hurhosss,
Ao commence drawing on the second Tuesday in
December 1866. and GOD Tickets 10 be drawn
eaca day until the whole is concluded pri.
zes payable 50 days after.
me excel.ency of the present scheu,e is uniyer.
sally acknowledged 20 exceed any yet offered
IN the United States
TliE c:rrrAL ra1zss ARE
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
1000 Dollars,
BESIDES severed Of 1000. 500. 200, 100, &c. &c.
TIE INST 1900 Banks to be entitled to dol.
lars each.
Thcwhoe subjsa to abduction CT Is per cent
In In ms scheme there is possibility for Que
Ticker to draw $1,000 Dollars No,wi.hstand.
ing The great number Of capital prizes in thi.
Lottery, there are less than two blanks TO i
prize.
rHFHK
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NOTICE-.

T'BE corartnership of GILLIAT & KIRBY,
by It's limitation, would expire on the hr.t
day OF next month; but the members Of thar
firm have mutually agreed TO extend il TO the
first day of May ngxt---All persons indebted
thereto, are earnestly requested to come forward
without delay. and pay off wha, they respective
ly owe, az longer indulgence ought not 10 be ex
pected--Tiose who have unsettled accounts and
Cannot make immediate payment it is hoped. will
execute bonds for their respective balances.
GlLLiRr & KIKBY have already received
pare of their
FALL GOODS,
And by the first arrivals from London, Liver
pool, &c the resi;iuc i, expected, which they
viii sell low for cash, country produce, or appro
we'd notes.
GTLLTAT u KIRBr.
Richmond, Angus eO-f 1906. On
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FOR THE ARGUS.

iooserva'ons In opposition to the opinions and
principles. conre ddcd for in oamnhIer c,Iled
War in Disguise
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TO Rem J.
TGTHE TEN EME NJ formerly oc.
cupied ny Messrs ( a,ez AMI Alexander
Dunlap, shA 'aJeij ny William stone a. the
west end q tnc rarket bridge, and adjoining the
louse in wiicU m exiensiy- v~idue s,1,e Is about
to be e. 40 she'd l. nor. sgfce- be. would
sell onJCa oaab.e terms . /, SCI. Of about seven
ana haif years in he said epemeni
William M'Xirn.
Richmond, luly 2s,h 1876 WI
EiAAo or LAijtNE
May be had ~ this CGce.
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(By Authority.)
Continued }

AN ACT
For esfa0hsAiny rutes AMI articles for nEe
government Of The ormi:s Of me United
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-06
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
JANUARY 10Th, 1906,
A BILL,
Far tbs protection and indemnjfeation st
american Seamen.


american Seamen.
WHEREAS, by the treaty of amity,
commerce and navigation, made be-
tween his Britannia Majelty and the
United States, at London, on the
nineteenth day of November, one
thoufand leven hundred and ninety
four, by the fri article of faid treaty,
it is agreed, [" That there fhall be
firm, inviolable and univerfal peace,
and true and fincere friendihip be-
tween his Britannia majelfy, his heirs
and lucceaors and the United States
of America and between their ref.
pe0ive countries, territories, cities,
towns, and people of every degree,
without exception of perfons or plac.
es." And whereas, in direct viola.
ton of faid treaty, his Britannia Ma
lefty has caufed to be impreaed out of
the lhips of the United States, failing
on the high feas, divers citizens of iaid
United States; and has compelled
them to ferve on board the ihips of
war of his faid Britannia majeity, in vi
olation of their liberty, and at the ha-
zard Of their lives and in defpite of
the remembrance of the government
of faid United States, continues iaid
unjuR practice and the feamen of the
United States 70 imprefied, by force,
retains in his fervice. And whereas,
The United States are folemnly bound
to protect all thofe who are bound in
allegiance to iaid United States
Therefore,
BE j, enacted by the ienate and
houie of representatives Of the United
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Late Foreign Articles.
Details ofthe Operations of the Grand
FRSNcH ARMY.
fCsnfinSed.)
Sixteenth Bulletin of the Grand Army.

Sixteenth Bulletin of the Grand Army.
RIID, rrfb B,smsirs. al N'U. ys&r a.
Prince Mant continued his porfuit OF the
enemy, and arrived on the 9th before Lambsch.
The Asariar eenersls. feeling that their tsoops
could no longer hold out. made Rafisn bat.
talions advance to protect their retreat. The
18th regiment Of infantry of the line, the iit
rangers and the sth dragons charged the Ruf-
6ans with impetuofty, and. after bri1k ere Of
mufquersy threw them into diiorder & followed
them a. far ~ Lambach. We made goo prifon-
ere, among whom about hundred are RsHians.
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every private adventure, which under any pre-
text or dchgnation whatfoeser, may be defined
TO the pors Of 81. Domingo. occupied by the
rebels.
Receive. general, the aGurances Of my high
confederation.
(Sigoed) CHM M.JTALLEYRAND.
To his Excellency, General Armifrone,
Miaifter Plcripoteotiary OF the u. States,
Fiirhfolly rranllsied.
J. wAoNps, Cliff CLERK. D.Sa,imsm STATE.
From Mr.TALLrYsAsp,f 10 Csx. ARMSTRONG.
PAsIs, z9ik Tbs,midsr. /, ,f6 ,rs,.
(i6fb Ding. 1867
SIR. o.
Since the letter had the honor 20 write to
YOU on the I'd Thcrmidor, concerning the anna.
mxu, which were making in the ports Of the
Uai,ed States for the weAern parts Of 81. d.
mingo, frefh information opon this point, con-
firm, every thing which had been received. The
adventures to 81. Domingo, are publicly made /;
veG.ls are armed for war,to proted the convoy, /;
and il 10 in virtue of coWrst1s, entered info be-
tween Defialines and American merchants, that
the lar,er iend him fupplies and mentions OF
war.
add. fr, to the letter, which have the
honor TO write TO you, copy OF . feotence
given at Halifax In the matter of merchant of
New Yoik, who had conveyed into the revol,ed
part Of ST. Domingo, three cargoes OF gun
powder. and who was taken on his rcturn by
an Englifh frigate.
II even 10 the Englfh tribunal. where this
prize was condemned, the whole ifland Of ST.
how can the federal goverument tolerate that The
rebels OF thi, colony, lhould continue to receive
from America, fuccors again& the parent coun-
try Ii is impofible that that governmen, IN ,ald
be ignorant Of the srmamcnu making in it,
ports. Too much publicity is given to them,
NOT 70 render il reafonsble. and i, ought to per.
ceise thar il 10 contrary 10 every fyaem of peace
and good friendthp.t TO fuffer longer in its ports,
armaments evidently direefed againt France.
Without doubf the federal government would
not win, in order to favour certain private fpe.
cplations TO give new facilities TO rebellion and
robbery (brigandage y and tolerance Of scom-
merce 70 icsndaous would be unworthy Of it,
Neither your government nor his maieAy can
be any longer indifferent TO il !; and az the feri-
oufncfs OF the fstts, which occalon this CON-
plSns. os,sges HE msjeRy to con6der az good
prize every thing which fhall enter the port OF
St. Domingo. occupied by the rebels. and every
thing coming out. he perfnades himfelf, that
the government of the United States, will take.
on its part. zyainf this commerce, az once iii
cit and contrary to all the principles of the Law
Of nations. I'll the feprcflive and authoritative
mesfurcs proper 10 put an end TO il. This fyi.
ten OF impuniry and tolerance can no longer
continue and his majeRy 10 convinced. that
your government sii think il due from its
frankneis promptly TO pot an end to it.
Receive, Gr, the aGarances Of my high con-
hderations.
tSigned) ca. M. TALLEYRAND.
To hi. Excellcncy. General Armarong.
Faithfully tran0ated.
]. WAGNER. Cbif CFk DEPARTMENT State
. Ne p0srsoi dsyer d'avHnfagr.
~~~
I'M cpNATE nr TIE IINITEn SrATEc
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PARIs, s4sh BavMAtRs.
Eighteenth Official Bulletin of the
Grand Army.

Prince Murat does not loSe fight Of the sns-
my. The enemy had left IN Eberfberg. three
or four hundred men to prevent the paaaee Of
the Trssn bat the dssgoons Of General Wal
ter thfew ,hemfslves into bosfs. and under the
protection OF the artillery. imPetuouily attack
ed the city. Lieut.. villsudes Was the frR whs
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On The 10th in the morning, Prince Mur.t
writes that Gen. Walter, .nh nj, d,v;6co of
cavalry, took poGcfion OF Wei,. The d;,,fion
OF dragons of general Beaumont. and the era
d'yi6on of the corpssof the arm, look oo6,;on
at Lsmbacb. The bridge upon the Tram va,
cot down 4, Msrihal Dsvoua cau;ed il 70 h. %.
placed by bridge of boar,. The enemv ar.
tempted TO defend the left bank. Colone, Val
terre. ofthe roth regiment. ruf,ed one Of IN.
hf into boat and crohcd the river. Gen
Bidon making HE difpohtions to crcl, over re-
Iceiv.d ball 10 the arm.
Another divi6on OF the corps of Ms,a,,
Davouft 10 beyond Lambsch on the road ro
S,ever. The ref Of his corps Of the army is ON
the heights Of Lsmbach.
Marihal Souis will arrive thi, evening at
Wells.
Marfhal Lanne' will arrive ,hi, evening a.
Lintz.
General Msrmont !, marching to turn the
position of the river of The Euns.
Prince Mara, beffows great praifes on colon
el Couroux, the commander of the nth repi.
ment OF iofantry OF the line. Ii would be I'M
pofihle tor the troops under any circumaauces.
to ihew more impctuoG.y and courage.
A, the moment Of bis arrival at Sslzbutg,
Marfhal Bcrnsdotfc detached general Keermsn
az the head ct his advanced guard in poriuir of
colcmn OF the enemy, which wa, retisa,ine by
the road OF Csrinsbia. II ihcl,ered itielf be-
hind the fort Of Psislng in The defile of Calling.
However arons its petition might be. the cara
b'oeers OF the 18th regiment of light infantry
attacked IL with impetuo6ty. General Werie
made captain Campobanc go round the fort by
alm'H imPraeficsble ways-Fivc ,houfand men,
three ri whom ere officers, were made prifoners.
The enemy's column three thouiand men Srone,
was diiperfed in The heights. We have found
iuch quantity OF arms there, that we are in
hopes Of picking up great many prifsners.
General Ksiierman beftows great prsiie on the
commanded ofihe chief Of battalion gs,bc La.
rsr. General Werle had his coat fhot to raes.
Our advanced pofs write from Wsls, thar
the Emperor Of Germany arrived there on the
asth Odober that he there learned the fate Of
his army Of Uln, and thar he wss convinced
with hi, own eyes Of the frighful ravages which
the Ruihans are committing every where and Of
the extreme difcontert OF HE people. Il is af-
ierted that he returoed to Vienna without a-
lighting from hi, carrisge.
The ground 10 covered with fnow the rsins
arc over the cold has tet in, il is pretty rigor-
ous it is not a beginning Of November. buta
January. This weather being drier. has the
advantage Of bling wholcfomsr and more favor
able to our march.
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SEVENTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

LAMB ACH, I3,h Brumsife. Sd Nov. year "a.
To day, the 18th. Martial DavosA has ad-
vanced potts near Steyer. Gen. Milheud, with
the referve of the cavalry under the orders of
Prince Maraf, entered Lintz on the 10th. Mar
lhal Lanne, arrived there on the rzrh, with his
corps OF the army. ConGderabe magazines
were found at Lin,z. the inventories of which
are not yet arrived. in the hofpitah were many
fck, among whom were 700 RuGisns. Some
priioners were taken, among whom were fifty
Rufians. :
In the action OF Lsmbach were two pieces of
Ruflian cannon among thofe taken. A RoAian
general and a colonel Of Aaarian hudan were
killed.
The wound which Gen. BiGon, commander
Of the frf divi0on Of the corps OF the army Of
Marthai DivoaA, has received 80 the arm. 10
fufacien'ly ferrous to prevent his ferving DUR,
ing the reA Of the csmpaiga. X Is however,
not dangerous. Tbs empesor has given the
command Of this division TO Gen. CaffareIli.
Since our ciofHng the Inn. we have taken be-
tween fifteen and eighteen huadred prifonen.
Auifrians and Ruflians, without comprifng the
fick.
The corps Of Gen. Marmont fct of from
Lambach on the Izth at j. O'Clock.
AhS CdsPCfOt Hds SlAOSiluSu uix ucdd. Qu1E~
ten at Lambach, where il is prciumed he will
pas the whole night Of the iith.
The feafon continues very rigorous the
ground is covered With fnow, and the weather
very cold.
At Lambach. magazeins Of falt were found to
the value OF feveral millions. In the chea of
Lintz were feveral hundred thosfand horids.
The Rufians have laid every thing waite AZ
Well, Lambach, and all the furrounding villa
ges. In fome villages they have killed eigh, or
ten pesfsnts.
Vienns is in fhe utnoti agitation and difor-
der. II Is faid that the Emperor Of Au6ria.
is feuled at the convent of the Bcneditiines of
Nloik. 1t appears that the ref of the month of
November will Zee grea, ard important events.
MI. Lezay, Miniaer of France ~ Saifzbureh.
had an audience Of emperor at the moment
his msjeny was fetsing of from Brssnsu. He
had not till then ceafed to refde at Salizbursh.
There 10 no news Of Mr.. Larochefoucsuld
he 10 tho't TO be Gill At Vienna. At the mo-
ment when the AuRrian army crofied the Inn.
he aked for his Paapors, which wss refuied
him.
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Genera, Torreas. Miaiaer Plenipot.ntisry OF
his Imperial and Royal Majcfty, to Mr.. Madi-
fon, Secretary of State.
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wards compelled ts quit the electorate, 10
one of these political mysteries, the solu-
ton of which is to be expected hereafter.
The prayer Of the heroic lord Nelson,
The original of which is in the posses.
sion of sir William Scott, ia the hand writ.
ing of his lordship; composed while the {.
nemys' fleets were in sight.
9 May the Great Ged, whom worship,
grants TO my country, and for the benefit Of
Europe, great aud glorious victory. and
may no misc onduct, in any one, ,arnish il!
and may humanity, after victory, be the
predominant feature in the British Zee.
for myself, individually, / commit my life
to Him who made me; and may his bles.
sing light upon my eud=avors for serving
my country faithfully! 70 Alm resign N.Y.
self, and shejust casse which is entrusted
70 me TO defend!
AIKEN, AMEN, AMENi"
"Hie.ory, October 81, 1905, in sight of
the combined fleets of France and
Spain, distant about ten miles,"
his flne composition, SO honorable to
its heroic author, was written alb ,ut an hour
before the commencement, of the battle Of
Trafalgar.
On Thursday, the iron bridgejust erect.
ed evsr the new cut at Bristol, near the
Bath road, fell down with violentcrash,
and was shiverec into thousands of pieces.
Two men were killed and many wounded.
NO cause Of the falling Of this expensive
fabric has yet been discovered.
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ar EDUCATION.

THE Sabforiber foiici,s leave 70 inlertn tht
4 inhabitant, Of Alexandra and its vicinity
RESPECTFULLY That he teaches, on St. Afsph's
between King and Cameton. fIcefs, IN the lewtr
room Of the Ralonic Lodge. ar ACADKMYl
ON reduced trrms, viz.
Beginners, till thsy commence Writing, 7ses
Dol2a,,-- EnEliih Giammar, Writing, Arid,ne'
tic, Book keeping, Fair Dsha,s-Surveyngs
Eight Dollar, per quarter.
The fublcriber gratefully acknowledges tire
encouragement he has already been honsred with ,
and will, thankfully, receive any that may be ofs
fered.
John Parable.
Nste--Iak is furaiihsd grs'h.
april IS. V3W
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alexandria Dadp annertfSer,
-----~rsszU1KxEs1xzs<~~ $50
TUESDAY, April 20.
From the Philadelphia Gazette.

A gentleman passenger in the Anthony
Margin, has favored us with file of
English papers two days later shanshose
we received by the Alexander, arrived
at New York. From these, though not
so late a. the advices by the arrival az
Balsimors, VIC make the following ex.
tracts:
London, February ~.
The New York papers which arrived
Yesterday down 20 the Goth ult. contain in.
telligepce of very important nature. II
is with the utmost regret we 6n1 that the
party in America, whose hostility to Great
Britain is avoved, have rot only sucsesded
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entss Upon my resura into the bsssn Of
those who sent me here, instead of being
hailed with afsctionats congratulations, !
should expect TO inset with their reproach,
and should add to il the most bitter Of all
reflections, the consciousness of having do.
served il.
TTs be csntinuea.
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PETER WISE, Iun.

PETER WISE, Jun.
o6sssf for Sale, at ii, sr0,e in Fairfax Hreet,
A general aaortnent of Druga
and Patent Medicines:
Il S O,
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cailia,
FLAX Oil, by the box,
Superior quality Salad Oil, by the bsskat Of
bette, Salt Petsc, re6nsd,
Thirty Boxes fyf quality SEGARS,
and fifty Of lseond.
eE Ne will taxa Young Msn n or IS
years old, Of coed connections, 10 learn tha
DrsgsD,' balneis.
April n. div
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PHILADELPHIA. April rs.
CTe be csntinuex.)

Yesterday arrived, fchooner Eyande,, Captain
Stsrgis, 8 days from St. Thomas, who informs,
that the Danes had by proclamation prohibited
all trade and intersourfe between the iaand Of ST.
Thomas and the empire of Hayti.
Paaenger in the .Evander, Captain Neaor, Of
the fehoOaer farmers Friend, Of Norfolk, fold
there.
Yeacraay arrived the lchooner Eyarder, Stur-
ges, is days from St. Thomas. Captain S. fail.
ed from thence the 9Th infant, ana left there
aoop Hope, Burr, for Turks Hand in days;
fchcOner Sperry Baker, Wykkoop. for Porto.
Rico; brig Two SiRers, M'Dermot, of Balri.
more, condemned and fold; ichooner Phoenix,
Woodward, Of Baltimore, put in in difrels brig
George, Cox, to fail for Norfolk in 4 days -
brig Rainbow, 49,, for Honduras brig To-.
by, Fitzgerald, OF New York, for the Cay of
ST. Domingo, in 3 days; brig Betty, Bragdon,
for Porsimouth, in 10 days, repairing; ihip
Harriet, Worth. for Nantucket, repairing.
Szme day, lchoener Governos M'Kean, Ellis,
from Jerenie, failed sd April, and left there,
brig Louifa, MaFet, Of and for this port tie asrh
APril; shooner Fly, Spcer, do. 9TH April !;
ichoohef 7opy, LEWIS, BaitimoTe, I'm April !;
ichooner EcliPfc, Frazer, do. uncertain the
fchooner Jane, Darkie, of Baltimore, was daily
expected from CoTiel. Captain Ellis was chafed
back to Jefemie by French priyatecr, alter fail.
ing again was ipokcn in the bite by Britilh
ilooP of war, and detired to keep a, good look
ont, as feveial F:ench privatecrs were in that
ncghborhood. On the aft inaant, in lat. 81,
II. long. -, 10, fpoke brig Sufannah, Turner,
from this port tor -, out 4 daya, all we'll.