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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-29
ron S1LlE,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT.

HoR S1LE,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT.
s6sITUATTD Sn .ss,.e banks 81 Great Hunt
. Ing Creek, called Rarat fssalisity, for
merly owned by Mr. John Duff. Itsisas pre-
sent rented for one year, for the sum Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, reserving the right
Of possession at any time during the above
term, on giving one months notice for
terms apply 10 RICHARD LEWIS. s
e April 2S &c
TO BE RENTED,
A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, ON King and Henry stree ts-togcthes
or separate. Likewise, on tile opposite SIDE,
a two story Brick Dwelling House,
Fer terms a1tfslyso
Jonathan and NJ. Scholheid.
MAY /. e1
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PRINTED DAILY ,y 81 En-.
sAMvEl. Ms~ON'
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10 BE RENTED,
n az SUBSCRIBERS

Being desirols etf5ainging the affairs Of tie hte
.drw Of THOMPSON and yEITCH, to q
incl close, OFFER FOR SHE the t0ll0rr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

ID E3YEGFYULLY informs the public
"a tnal hr continues Ia keep entertain
gn,nt ~ t,,c Ecd H"usc in Jennings Gap,
sign nf The Spread Eagle. situated in the
FORKS OF TWO roads, - miles from S;aunton
ard 81 miles from Rarrisonburgh, leading
.l,yectly to the different Mineral Springs
IN thc back coantry. His house is large
aud airy, wNh plenty Of iodging rooms, well
furnished with good Beds. Liquors of the
best quality. Also good Stables, 10 hnid
Upwards of thirty horses, well furnished
with Hay and Grain, and an excellent Host
Ier, sc. lie Hatters himself by his assiGu-
ity t. please to give general satisfaction
TO those who cali Oh MIN.
May iilh, 1907. CIV
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L. y virtue Of Il decd Of trust executed hy
A. the subscribers by John Henderson OF
the county of Aibemarle, to secure the pay
met of certain debts therein mentioned
and for other purp0see. we shall expose to
sale, by Public Auction, for ready morey,
beiOl C. ,uc L,,UT of tic I4vern Of Mr.. Trip
lett I. Estes, in the town Of Charlottesville
and county Of Albemarle, on the first Mon
(av in July next, being Albcmarle court
Tlay, John Henderson's interest in the fol-
lowing property, to wit;
Ore certain tract Or parcel of LAND,
or the waters Of Hardware river in the said
county, containing hy survey six hundred
and sixty.siL acres, adjoining the lands Of
Christopher Hudson, Henry Copeland and
others Also, about six acres of LAND,
iu or near the town of Milton, or which
there is ,yauablc mill-seat-Also, An un-
divided interest in LOTS in the said town
Of Milton, his proportion being Eve lots
Also, thc life estate OF Mi 8. Elizabeth Hem
derson 10 aud 20 the LAND and HOUSES
near Milton, at present occupied By Mr.
Thomas i, Band0irh-h!sO, 1000 acres
Of LAND on Taylor creek in the counties
OF Jefferson or Scott in the state of Kentuc-
ky--Also, the interest Of Hill Carter under
the WIZ Of Edward Carter, deceased, to
certain LANDS in the state aforesaid,
which interest tie said Henderson purchas-
ed o. the said Hill Cartcr---Also, the inter-
est - the said John Henderson as distribu-
tee Of his father Bennett Henderson, dec. w.
and Co a certain tract of LAND in tho
county OF Scott and state aforesaid, suppos-
Ell 70 be four hundred acrcs----Also, the
Ike interest in and 70 certain LOTS in
the town Of MltcD----A!so, one cay
HOR5E----tlso, a Fond executed bv
James Z Henderson 90 said John, for the
title toccrtain janos 20 the state Of K entuc-
y. rs the residue OF the money arising
from the sale o. the aforementioned pro-
perry i5tobe paid over byus to the proper
creditors OF John Henderson, authorised to
receive the same, IL would he to the inter
est Of those creditors 90 attend the sale and
force The property to is proper Value.
acting as trustees, We shall only convey
the t't'e 20 the above property vested in
us as s6Cli.
Jams Lewis,
3iafLryg Henderson, -'"Afee''
JsRe ., .GG7. 9v
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Ten Dollars Reward.


ID UN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
IN the 28th Of April, Negro Man JOE,
and Woman named FANNY, but called
by the black people FANNY KENNY,
which clipped on the 18th of June The
man is a bright mulatto, about % years of
age, straight and well built, and has very
brisk walk, and is a very handy, sensible
feliow--abOut feet, or 10 inches high
The woman is so light, that hardly any
person would take her to - "A slave-She
has blue eyes and straight sandy colored
hair, and If her skin was wei kept, she
would be taken for a white woman-her
right fore6Bger is off at the first Joint, and
has large scar on her left arm, OCCASION
ed by burn, and has very brisk walk,
about 2Oyears Of age, and had on when she
went away, a white Virginia Habit, and
as they are Brother and Sister, it is likely
they will get together, change their names,
and pass as free people. Any person that
will deliver them to the Subscriber, in
Hanover county, or secure them in any
jail, so that get them again, shall receive
the above reward.
BENJAMIN BOWLES.
juno Is, 1907.
n. 3. ! forewarn all owners or masters
Of vessels from Carrying them Of.
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Notice.

THE. Debtors to the late firm of GIL
A LAT * KIRBY are hereby inform-
ed, that Thomas GtLLIAT alone is en-
powered TO receive payment of the debts due
TO chat concern. Al persons having de-
mauds against them arc requested TO apply
to Thomas Giiliat, and those indebted to
the ivIn are earnestly requested to come
forward without delay, and discharge their
respective debts.
For JoHN GILLIAT s. SELF,
THOMAS GIILIAT.
JAMES KIRBY.
Richmond, 25th May, 1907. SIN
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NOTICE.


M ESSRS. Robert King and Charles
Iva Croughton aud Robert King, James
Thompson and Thomas Ravenhill, John
Edie, Conrad Laub and William Davidson,
Executors Of James Short, deceased---Ta axe
notice, that | shall proc I'd TO take the fol-
lowing dispositions at the times and places
hereafter mentioned, 70 be read as evidence
in two suits now depending in the Chance
ry Court for the Richmond District, in
which suits am plaintiff and you arc the
defendants, to wit, at the tavern of Mr..
Norris, at Fauquier courthouse, on the 50th
day of June in the year 1907, between the
hour of ten in the morning and sunset of
the same day, / shall take the deposiuons
Of Mr.. John Love and Mr.. Josiah Watson,
81. and others. At the tavern of Paul YER
der, at Orange courthouse, on the 9th day
Of July, 1907, between the hour of ten in
the morning and sunset of the same day,
] shall take the deposition Of Charles Noel
and others. On the thirteenth ofJuly, 1907,
between the hour of ten IN the morning and
sunset Of the same day, ] shall take the
deposition of John NJ. Rose At his dwelling
house in the county Of Buckingham, and on
the 29th day of Julyi 1907, between the
hour Of ten in the morning and sunset OF
the same day, in Brunswick courthouse,
shall take the deposition OF Abncr Newman
and others.
ROBERT II. ROSE.
Richmond, June 1st, 1907. 4w
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F@!eHt A'c&-}5and Boats, Bco:ecs,
ard Shoes.
JOHN BEDFORD,
PHI LA DEL HIA,

y ESFECTFULLY informs the public
IN IN general, and Stoi'c-kccpcrs in par
ticu!ar, that he is now prepared to supply
them with the above valuable goods, whole
sale and retail, on moderate terms.
Shoemakers, also, may be supplied with
patent-r'ghtS, on easy terms, which they
will lind it highly their interest to obtain,
as they can, by this Improvement, make
four times the quantity of shoes, with their
usual number of hands: for example, the
usual work OF three men, is only three pair
oil common shoes per day; whereas, in the
improved way, three men, with the assis-
lance OF u boy, can make from twelve to
fifteen par per day. Thus the advanta-
gea resulting from this Improvement, are
ievident!y OF the most essential Importance ::
III the FIRST place, threc-fourthS of the La
Dor is saved: in the second place, halfthe
leather is saved, Nfor one pair of shoes,
made IN this way, will wear as long as two
palr, made IN the usual way) and, in the
ihird place, there is IA saving of fax lat
the rate OF one pound, to twenty-four pair
al shoes they are also much more water
proof than the others, and easier mended
These are well ascertained facts, prov
ed by actual experience. The patentee
therefore hopes, that an Improvement,
fraught with such important public utility.
vii! not only engage the attention, but the
encouragement OF every friend to the in
FAINT manufactures Of this country. 1t NAV
not be amiss 70 remark, that the country
Shoemaker, in particular, may derive in
icalculablc advantages from this improve
incnt, as he can supply his customers in
one-fourth of the time he has usually de-
voted &c that purpose, and have the other
threc-fourths for the cultivation of his
farm, or other avocations.
Price of patent-rights, for the country,
100 dollars. For states, districts or towns,
proportion. Applications may be made
to The Patentee, or to Mr.. Jacob Harrison
| Richmond SIN Feb. 10. 1907.
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Ne haze lateiy recetveN,
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
2 hhds. sugar IS boxes cotton q wool
80 bbs. do. cards do.
1000 lbs green coffee 4 tons castings assor,.
20 hhds Antigua rum ed, viz. pofs, ovens.
do "lndwaTd Island ski!'els, spiders, and
40 ! irons, teakettles asd
a hhdS' ~ rum Wagon boxes
{ bbs do do $50 sacks salt
70 hhds. molasse3 100 bbls cur beyr;nga
casks Malaga wine 80 do whole do
70 usrces q ole. WHISKY 5 do chad
pipes apple brandy 40 los Spanish indigo
- bos DO do Is los uutriegs
IL crates Liverpool 700 pr mems fine shsea
ware assorted 50 do coarse do
10 do stone do 500 lbs Ciaubcr salts
Wc haDe also on hand,
Iron Loaf sugar
German, CTawley and Fannefb' {. Linsced oil
:, clustered Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race e ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in bbls
Alspice Good manufactured to-
IF & + powder bacco by the key, for
Shot. assorted sizes retailin
French brandy Tar
Lice Wedding hoes
Cheese Nests WOODWARD
Wrought and cutnails, Bed cords, leadinglines
assorted sizes and twine
SNUFF Necklace
Class ware, ID pt- Stone Jugs, bu,ter pots.
tumblers and decan- CHAMBER pots, wash
tiers, assorted sizes basons, bake pans,
hats churns, &c. &c. &c.
W Z daily expea to receive, a quantity OF Sherry
> inc. Window Class CoPerass and Alum, Ill
of which articles, we viii sell AZ a small advance
FOR cash. approved paper or country pyojuce.
5hapard x Lucke.
Rich z ond, May 8. 1907,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
For Sd /.

MY LANDS in Cumberland county,
Iva lying on Appomattox river, Joining
the lands of Mess. William & George Skip
with; this Land IS equal if not superior
TO any Land in Cumberland county, off
James river, it contains COZ acres, one hall
Of which is coVered,with fine timber of G.
very description. There is OH this land a
decent DWELLING HOUSE, and be-
tween four and FIVE hundred bearing APP
pie trees of choice fruit. One third of the
mnney will be expected when a title is
made, the other Two thirds may be divid-
edinto two annual payments. Mr.. Jernian
Raker or Mr.. William Skipwith will
shew the land to any person wishing to
become 4 purchaser.
FRANCIS EPPES.
Chesterfield, June 5, 1907. 4w
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To the Public.

THE Subscriber has removed to an house,
near the upper end of the Town on the
Street leading from the Capitol square. he
continues to practise law in all the Supe-
rior Courts holden in the City Of Richmond,
and also in the District Court of Bruns-
wick. His Clients may rely on his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care.
WM. MUNFoRD.
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Tobacco Land TOR Sale.


n Amherst county, on Horsey's creek,
L 500 acres of rich TOBACCO LAND,
formerly the property of Mr.. Daniel War
wick, and known by the name of WIN
CANTON. This land has the advantage
OF lying on the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse to Waugh's ferry on
James river, is valuable stand for a coun-
try store, with framed house for chat nur-
pose, and sufficiently large, having two
rooms below and two above stairs, with a
good brick chimney, ard we'll undermined
with brick; also a lumbcr-house sixteen
feet square, with a cellar Of its full size.
walled up with stone: there is also a Tav-
Tor and Sadd!er's shop and ether out hous-
es; likewise tolerable good dwelling
house, with three rooms below and two a.
bove stairs, a Kitchen, dairy and other out
houses within mile of the store, suitable
for a private family.
This tract OF land is only seven miles
from Bethel, where there is AN inspection
OF TOBACCO, and within eighteen miles of
Lynchburg.
AS it is presumed no person will be in
clinea to purchase without viewing the
premises, they will be shewn by Messrs.
Taliaferros & Loving, who live within
few miles of Wincanton, and are fully en-
powered 70 make sale, and the terms OF
payment may be known from them, as also
on application to
THOMAS GILLTAT.
Richmond, June 18th, 1907. tbs
The above tract Of land and improve.
ments will be offered for sale at Amherst
Courthouse on Monday the 18th day Of
August next (being court day) ON a credit
OF one, two and three years if punctually
paid, ifnot to carry interest from the day
OF sale.
A deed Of trust will be required on the
premises, or satisfactory security for pune
tual payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

Spikes of all sizes the same price as sod
nails.
CUT SPRIGS.
3d.-50 cents per thousand-4d. 81 cents
per thousand-6d. 81 cents per thousand.
Also, for sale as above, variety of
Plantation Utensils, such as Plough-irons,
Harrow-seeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, &c
S II Q E S
OF all sizes made Of the best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms.
Where also may be had general assort-
ment of well chosen GROCERIES.
May IS, 1907. If
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Valuable Tract of Land

Called Fox-Harbour, containing by csti-
maticn above 65Oacres, lying on both sides
ct the road leading from pridesville to
BeViiie's Bridge.
Also tlre following SLAVES or such of
them as can We had, Simon, Dilcey and
her three children, Leonard. Sam, Phil,
Sukey and her three children, navy, Sa-
rina and her two childen, Phoebe and her
two children, Joe, Tombig, Tom, Bristol,
Murrier and her three children, or so
much Of the said property as shall be suf-
fient to satisfy the purposes of the said
deed Of trasr. The sale will continue from
day to day ill 1t is completed. A minute
description oi the land is thought unneces-
sary, as 1t is imagined that those inclined
TO purchase will view it and Judge fol
themselves.
JOSHUA CHAFEIN, }
WILLIAM CASSEi.S. Trustees.
WILLIAM BENTLEY, )
May %, 1907. tbs
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S Il O Z s.

- he subscribers, urIer the. J'rmofJ "
! DENNIS e Co. kaUc jslat received
from thc north7Yard, large supply Of
$40 ES, Tvhich they aYarrant nezgiy nude,
and offhc best materials, riz:
Genttemen's suhertne Shoes.
do. fine d0.
.Ncgr0s8 coarse do.
IGdy's and Misses leather Skhs and
BrunSuicks.
Boys and Chiidren's Shoes.
Lady'S e M8es8' Kid }
e e. -Morocco SINS Tvith assorted colors.
md qcithoht hcel8. y
Chiidren's Morocco Shoes, do
Together 7viM general assortment OF
GROCERIES, and fashionable BON
{ NETS, oil If TvAich they ofer at a re-
dHced hrice for cash, PRODUCE or Gcceh-
IaEceS in to7vn.
j. ". DE.N.VTS.
RE.NJ.4lZZyV DENNIS.
EicAmond, .2tIit IS, 1907. #
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Military Land for Sale.


TIE subscriber wishes to sell or exchanges
for property in Virginia, the following
tracts of Military Land, viz. one tract Of
ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED and
.SlATY-SIX ACRES, in the state O. KEN
lucky, situated on Cumberland River, about
eighty miles above the mouth of the RI
yer, about the same distance from Nash
vile, and twenty-five miles from Christian
court house.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES in the state
of Ohio, situated on the Little Miami river.
and within small distance of the Ohio.
The following tracts are all situated On
Paint Greek, and within fifty miles of Chi
licothe.
One tract of Five Hundred Acres, one.
of One Hundred and Forty, one Of Eight
Hundred and Ninety, one of One Hundred
and Ninety-four, one of One hundred and
Sevcnty-siX.
Also one moiety of tract of One Thou
sand Six Hundred and Sixty-six Acres, ST.
tuated on Whiteoak Greek.
will also dispose of tract or One Thou
sand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, in the
county of Harrison, in this state, situated
on the Little Kanawha. For terms apply
to thcsubscriber, near Gcnito Bridge, Pow
hatan.
SAMUEL JONES.
Amelia, May 16, 1907. oaw2m
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PRICES OF
Nails, Br0ds & .Sbrlgs,

MANUFACTURED at the Peniten,i-
~ AIRY, and for sale by NICHOLAS
fIALLAM, agent for the Commonwealth,
few doors above the Swan Tavern, Rich
mond
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Containing 100 acres more or less, living
in the lower end of the County of Louisa,
whercon Thomas Wash now resides, and
adjoining the lands of Mcssrs. John S.
Smith, Joseph Eggleston and Henry Dick
inson.
Six Months credit will be allowed the
purchaser, on his giving a Note negotiable
in the Bank Of Virginia with an approved
endorser or endorsers, and deed of trust
on the property to secure the payment of
said note.
TAYLOR & BROWN, Trustees
far the Creditors Of Mr.. Geo. Greenho7v
Richmond, juno 9, 1907.
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FOR SALE.

Opposite Colonel NEayo's me7o Buildings,
4th, 3rd and end proof Antigua Rum in
hhda. of the crop 1So5--Imported early
1896
New England Rum In hhds. and barrels
/ pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whiskcy in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Beef and Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac -Shad and Herrings,
Stone Lime in large and small casks.
And general assortment Of CROCE-
RIES, &c. S;c.-which will be sold low
FOR Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
JOB GREENE.
Richmond c7th MAY, 1867.
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AgACrnFSSFS

-'A-A L - 4 sADAJAI'J-
SAS be had or very short no,ice, MAT
~ r,tESSSESof all sizes & kinds, .greeably
10 order. III the large corner white house, oppo-
site tlie Old City Tavern, tvsu s,lWaTes below the
Market Eri43e--GEDS made * t<kTTRES
SEES repNrea.-iIogses TAILS & NAMES
purchased.
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Notice.

a LII persons are forewarned from using
n or taking Sand from the Sand-Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
sent of the subscribers, who are alone au-
thorised to sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience of those who incline to
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Coutts
to act. Any sale or contract which she
may make will be ratified by US.
Samuel dl' Crcrv,
Pleasant Younghus6and, 1fHS'eeS
Richmond, Goth Feb. 1907.
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Hat Manufac Glory.

HE subscriber returns his most crate
- ful thanks to his friends and the u,.b-
lie IN general, for past favors, in his line of
business, and takes this method of inform
ing them that he has removed ms Hat Ma
nutactory to his residence at Mount Pros
pect, near Bacon Branch.--IIis sale store
is at the old stand, on the main street,
nearly opposite Col. Bobert CANDLES
where he has on hand, large and gene-
raj assortment of
H a T S,
ot various descriptions.-Bcing convinced
from the retired situation of his manufac-
tory, and the excellence of his workmen,
that he can have his work better executed
than in the heart of the city, and fatters
himself from strictness to business, to
merit continuance of their custom-he
assures them that nothing on his part shall
be wanting to give general satisfaction
A general supply of hats is kept at the ma
nutactory for the convenience of the peo-
pie residing in the country.
20 The highest price given for all
kinds of FUR.
SOLOMON MARKS.
Richmond, May Z, 1907. w3m
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Valuabie Property
FOR SALE.

- Y virtue of deed Of trus. executed
- TO ms by Peter +. Archer, for the he
netlt John q. Jefferson, WILL BE Sold
FOR CASH, on the premises, in the coun-
OF Amelia, on the 10th day of July next, y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

A T Public Auction, at the Eagle Ia
n vcrn, in the City of Richmond, on
Thursday the 2nd day of July next, if fair,
if not the next fair day thereafter, valu-
able TRACT OF
/ 4 II D,
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I Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

RUN AWAY from the Subscriber living
near Newcastle in the lower end Of
TINS county, OH the 9th of March last,
Eerrn Man
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IT'LL BE SOLD.

Hanover, Nav 81, 1902.
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BALTIMORE. Augus. ii.

Arrived. Schooner Minerva, Sorenson,
h2 days from ST. 1ago. LsfI there, sloop
Lara, Fisk, for Baltimore Ia 5 or s days.
hhs brig Sarah and Eliza, ", lson, from
Baltimore, aud 2 schooners, were gong
b a. he came or. Off the Caprs was
boarded By The Lsopafd, who detained
him 3 hours; broke open all ,hc Preach
had some American LETTERS.
Also, .sshooaer Gotham, from Boston,
|sud schooner l.ays;er, from Charleston.
August IL.
Arrived, sch'r Presidents, Hall, 10 days
from New Orleans. Left, ships Brusus &
Ralla, from New York for Liverpool !;
Pyanrgp. For New York; big Julia, for
Philadelphia; aud ship Gustayus. for A IA
ssrdsm, all to sailthe mex, day. Satur.
day last, eff the Capes, spoke ship Rising
saa, from New York for Charleston, in
FORMED she ha1 kSen boarded by . French
|privsseer the day before.
Also, sch'r Lionet, DARRELL, iu27 dsys
!om Monisgo Bay Jamaica. Left, brig
laue, for New York, to sail the 24.h.-o
ia Cape AnEouio, spoke seh'ssDisna. If
Nan'uckst; had been carried into lanai
Ga and cleared, Saw the ship Traveller
shor. . a1
j.. Aao' 'ssa,f Dorchester. Teagers, ia ~
S'ys ifsm Porte Rico Left there. cath
w. pig Achilles, Of New York; srh'r
s.' ~ ct do. unloading; Ll,le VIII,
~. ,a''sdelpbla,m 2dsys; Olive Branch.
e.E a'' - Co. 10 days; sloop Cor.
s MN Ass, OF New Yosk, from Cur.
|ssM s'' s'a salt. The sch's Iris, Of Nor
\, s', -. u0a fensriac, with wine, was lost
u. s'aal'. IN interiDg the harbor Of 81.
s. I, - part Of The cargo saved Aug. s.
~. n y. lc1g, Z, saw f-'u ca with
HE SOM, ln ss',' baud mizsn, Standing to
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BsIfast, Epglish, harless
pre- a''s 8. mouth. Commerce, Rsy. ga, Sa-
|aa 8 !, Bristol. Patty, Frask |, vi &,
vaaoso s !, Dover, Live Oak, Yarreil !,
E,s'o;a I, Deal. William i !, la''sA
|ess, '10n uns II.
c,ayesend, New Galen. hin ckllsy'
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