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advertisement.


= time appointed in former advertise
men,; will be Sold on Friday he 9th day
of May nexI, for ready money, on the pre-
misses,
ValuabIe T,act of Land,
lying in the county of Halifax on Siaunton
river, containing feYen bundled and TWEEN
~ five acres, more or less it was once
the properly of Samuel Beali, was sold BY
him 10 VIM. Moseley, and moftgaged by
Noseley TO Robert Andrews and John
Pierce, trustees of Beali to secure the pay
ment Of the purchase money-The Dden-
ture of mortgage, which was recorded in
the general court, bears date the AID day
Of June l7s5. AZ The same time and
place, such of the SLAVES as are des-
cribed in the said mortgage, and may be
produced by the said Mosely, will also be
sold FOR cash.-The sale il made by virtue
OF decree Of the superior court Of chan
Gerry for the Richmond district, proRoun-
ced in suit therein depending, il which
he said Pierce, surviving trustee is plain
Tiff, aud the said MOseley is defendant,
and for the purpose Of raising the follow
INK 9htn9f WteH tIi(lN1'p we AOtSt . Joe
with interest al The rate Of per cent. frcm
the LIST of January l7e3---io5L IS. Sd. with
Ike interest from the lst day Of January
l794--loH. los. with like interest from
the lsi day Of January l7o5--97k I've, OIL.
with like interest from the lst day Of ia
nuary 100000. So. with like interest
from the LIST day of January l7e7--slL
IAs. with like interest from the ldfh dav
Of July lso7--sDd IS dollars 8slcenis, the
costs Of the suit. The residue Of the mo-
ney decreed to be raised the plaintiff does
not pretend to claim, as appears by an
endorsement made By the clerk Of the
said court on the order dissolying AN in
junction obtained by John b. Scott, to stay
the sale Of the ssid land. which endorse
ment is copied from a writing fled in the
suit FIRST above mentioned by the plaintiffs
agent and attorney.
The COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond, March a., 1908. wtds
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NOTICE.


THE Subscribers having formed connection
IN business, under the firm Of HCYFY x
SIZGR, OFFER FOR SALE, at fbe Store lately
oteIpisd ty NJ. CbarieIJ NacmgrdO, the follow
ing articles
SO bids N. z. Run,
IS hhds. leaf and lump sugar,
IL bags of pepper
ton of bar lead
10 boxes cotton and wool cards,
25 boxes candles
IS boxes N York chocolate
IS trunks Of shoes assorted
so tISfces Stone Lime
HENRI H0VEY,
Jf6IES STEER.
NTe ALL PERSONS who are Indebted to
The Subsctber are requested to make immediate
payment. No uitper Indulgence viii be given
10 those whose bonds ana accours have been
due six months. HENRY HOVEY.
Apr 5'h, 1913 ep5w
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u Y VIRUS OF deed otirusl executed TO
- Us by Ambrose Dudley Of King VIII
liam county, to secure debt due by the
said Ambrose Dudley TO Benjamin Mosby,
assignee Of William cambridge --Ve shall
proceed to sell, for ready cash, for The best
price that can be obtained, on the premi-
ses, on The second day of June pex;, e
certain Tfact or Parcel oil Land, lying and
being in the county Of King William, be
ing the same on which the said Dudley
now resides, and the same which The said
Dudley purchased of William cambridge.
containing so, acres, or SO much thzreof
as Will be sufficient to pay the sum OF 400
pounds, current money, with legal inte-
TEST thereon from the Let day of April,
1907, till payment, together with all ex.
penses attending the execution thereof.
BERN'p. LIPSCOMB.
NATH'L. FOX.
s6th February, 1903. wtds
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Penifenffa7y Store.

ME subscriber. Agent for the Pcniten;iary,
j. Oilers for sale the following articles, the ma
nufacuTe of that institution a, very low prices Tor
cash only TT retail, and =, 90 credit at wholesale,
for approved endorsed negotiable notes
CIT NAILS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-29
Wirt's Speeches.

~ The Editor Of the Argus has this day
published the
SPEECHES of WILLIAM WRIT, Esq.
on the trial Of AARON BURR, and others.
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Charlotte Courf, lst Re6rn0ry, 1893.
JosEPH OLIVER, Plaintiff, ! IN
AGAINST Chance
WILLIAM BAKER, Def. ny.
He defendant not having entered his
Il appearance according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that he is no, an inhabitanI Of this state, on
the motion Of the plsiniiirby his attorney, it
is ordered that he appear here on the first
day Of May court next aud enter his APP
pearaDce aud that a copy of this order be
inserted in one of the newspapers printed
IN Richmond, for two months successive
Iy, and posted at The front door Of the court
house of the said county.
A Copy
THOMAS READ, elk.
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WILLIAM MARSHALL,

fl Geuft held tOr Buckinghanl
County, tie llth aay Of January,
1903.
James Murphy & Comp, ny. MFR =,
AGAINST
William Jones (son of John) and 80.
Thomas 4. Jones, det;s. &C."
the motion Of the plaintiffs by their
W counsel, and it appearingto he salts.
faction of the court, that the defendant
William Jones, il not an inhabitant of ,his
state, II is ordered and decreed that un-
less The said William Jones shall appear
here, on or before May court next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, The court
Will then proceed TO Ike the some for
confessed as 10 him, and decree the mat
ter thereof accordingly, and that copy
OF iheis order be forthwith published i'm
some public newspaper Of the cry of Rich
mond, for two months excessively, and
another copy be posted up at the from,
door ofthe courthouse of this county.
a Copy, r. ELDRIDGE, ir. ID. C,
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TARLTON WILLlAM3,
STEPHEN HOOPER,

Bckinshau, 10Th March 1908. tbs.
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ON the motion of The plaintiffs by their
~ counsel, and it app airing TO The sa-
tisfaclion Of the court that the delendan,
Smyth Tandy is no, an iphabilant of this
state : Ii il ordered and decreed tha, un-
less The said Tandy shall appear here or
or before the first day Of May term mex;
and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF the
court will Then proceed 10 take the same
for confessed as to him and decree the
matter thereof accordingly, and that CO.
py of this order be forth~i published 10
some pablo newspaper OF the city OF
Richmond for Two mon,hs successiveiy,
and another copy be posled up at The from
door OF the courthouse of this county.
A coPy--l'esle,
r. ELdridge jr. d c.
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s L r. II A r r Y,

i of the best sons OF S..
Peter Teszic. (cuques,iona-
bly, the best stallion now in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-09
COMMUNICATION
"FRoN a FRIEND OF JAMES MoHRoE's
ELECTION"


The Communication of "Virginius'' can
not fail 20 attract very serious attention.
Some of the friends of Mr.. Monroe have
good reason to know, that his political cha
ractcr has been greatly affected bv the
rejection OF the treaty, concluded at London
between the American Ministers and the
British commissioners in the latter part of
the year 1906, and still more by the use which
has been made Of that reiection.-'Thev he
iieve from the zeal, ability and patriotism
which he has invariably displayed, that what
was done, was the best, that in the then state
OF things could be done, and they consider
1T his duty, in justice to himself, to exhibit
the "hoie transaction IN clear point of view
before the public.
What course ne will pursue TO effect tb;s
object, or at what time he will pursue its
this writer knows not but he has no douht
that proper measures will be taken at the
proper time, to do justice to himself and TO
the public. CURTUIS
We arc authorised 70 state, that Thomas II
Downing and Peter G. Rice decline scrvne, nn
the committee ofcorrcspondence. in the Gun.
~ OF Northumberland, for the purpose of promo.
ting the Election Of Col MUSRoE"
We are authorised to state, that Mai. CbarIes
Yancey Of Buckingham declines serving on tbe ..
Ieetorh ticket framed by the friends of Col. J.
Monroe.
ERRATUN.-The following should have been
i .he caption to Col A. Smyth's CIRCULAR, pub.
Ished in our last r
To the Electors ofthe Senatorial District, com
posed OF the counties Of Botetourt, Creenbrier,
Mason, Kanawha, Montgomery, Monroe. Gies,
w,ythe, Crayson, Tazewell, Washington, Rus.
sell and Lee.
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-,
Lest Evefai7sg'S .Hasl.
foUSE OE REPRESENTATIONS.

= =
WEDNESDAY,, Feb 8.
I The following ,acssagefroIn t!ie President
d the u. ,. was Yesterday received:
20 the SenoEe ard foaSr al Xe1,.cxes,tc
| tues Of The u. States.
Having received an official communicate
ON OF certain orders of the British eoverp
hent against the maritime rights ofneutraIy.
bearing date the 11th of November, 1907.
transmit them to Congress as further.
proof OF the increasing dangers to our navi-
SatIon and commerce which led 90 the pro
FideEt measure of the act of the present
session laying an embargo. on our own YES
sells. :-I--
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Feb. 3, 1903. -.
Referred to committee of the whole ON
the state OF the Union.
THURSDAY, February 4. 80
Inc Following message was received from
the President, and with the documents en-
closed, ordered to be printed: '
10 me Ho~Se Of REPRESENTATIVE sFfhe ",
.4 mted States
In my message OF January 90, 7 stated that,
some papers forwarded by Mr.. Daniel Clark.
OF New-Orleans, to the Secretary of State.
In 1908, had not then been found in the Of
nee OF state and that letter had been ad-
dressed to the former chief clerk. in. fife
hope thathe might advise where they shout,
De sought for. BY indications from him thew
are now tcund. Among them are two letters
from the Baron dc Carondelet to an officer
serving under him at separate post j.,
Which his views of e acknowledgements of Our
union are expressed. Extracts of SO muc,
OF these letters as are within the ,scor..
OF the. resolution of the House are nov,
communicated. With these were found
the letters written by Mr. Clark 20 the Sc
cretary OF State in 1903. A part OF one on.
~ OF these relates TO this subject, and is ex-
tracted and enclosed Ter the information n
lie House. In no part Of the papers. conf
municatcd by Mr. Clark, which are vo,,mi
nous, and In different languages, nor in his
iclters' nave we found any information OK the
corrupt receipt OF money by any officer OK
the y. States from any foreign agents fo,.
Remembering the union ). these papers or
letters otter nothing which was not probably
known TO my predecessors, or which would
can anew or enquiries, which thew had noe
thought necessary to institute, when the facts
were recent, and could be better proved
hey probably believed it best to let pass in
20 oblivion transactions which, however cuI-
paole, had commenced bcfor. this o-overn
ment existed, and had been finally exth-
guishedb by the treaty Of 17g5
Feb. 4, 1903.
documents accompanying the messaoe
Will be given hcreafter1
Mr.. Stoan'S resolution for removing +hA
seat or Government to Philadelphia was Ia
Ken up, when motion was made to refer i
TO committee OF the whole, with a view 20
make 1t the order of the day for Monday two
Weeks.-Losf 65 to 81.
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ROoKS.-The sale Of BOOKS by AUcr1or.
I'D viii conclude this eveaiEe, TUESDAY Febru'
airy yth, 1903 JAMES BROWN, w,
Ns'S LItl
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UVoF DELEGATES,
FRIDAY, Feb. ).
FRIDAY, Feb. ).
A SKETCH

Ofthe Debate on The resolution published in
our last, re$hectinS Gen. WILKINSON.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-21
principal Of
the pub. debt,
exceed
Leavingon the
first day OF
IAN. 1909, a
sum Of
ss46oD
16.ooo,ooo

Sixteen millions Of dollars in cash or
bonds PAYABLE during the year 1903, and ap-
plieable to the expences OF that year. i IS
presumed that the receipts arising from I'M
portations and payments for lands subsequent
to the sothssept. 1903, will not hs greater
than the deductions on account OF bad debts DTS
and Of the extension otscrealt OH certain ar
sticles.
The expences of the year 800, would
according to appropriation already made
and to the usual annual estimates, amount 70
thir,eea millions Of dollars, consisting OF the
following items !:
I. Civil list and INSECT
laneous expences, 10000
II. Foreign intercourse, Soo,soo
III. Grants by Congress
and hermisce!lane-
Gus unforeseen de-
mands. 10000
". Military and Indian
departlnsrts, 2,756,oco
Y. Naval department, I,ol4,ooo
vi. Annual appropriation
for the plblic debt, s,ooo,coo
5000, 600
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REPORT
0fthe Secretary gfths Treasury.

REPORT 80
0fthe Secretary efths Treasury.
In obedience to the directions OF the act
supplementary to the act, intitaled (" An
act to establish the Treasury Depart
naent.n the Secretary of the Treasury re-
spectfully submits the following
REPORTS AND ESTIMATES.
The net revenue arising from duties on
merchandise and tonnage which accrued
during the year 1906, amounted to
S 16,615,4so
And that which accrued du-
ring the year 1907, amounted,
as win appear By the statement
) ca to lo,o59,944
The same revenue, after de-
Quoting that portion which a
rose from the duty on salt and
from the additional duties con-
shutting the Mediterranean i'd.
amounted during the year 1906,
70 14,8As,7SA
And during the year 1907, to 14,5z5,S55
But it is ascertained that the nett reve-
nue. which accrued during the three first
quarters of the year 1908, did not exceed
eight millions of dollars, and is daily de-
creasing. -,
The statement CD exhibits in detail the
several species of merchandise and other
sources. from which that revenue was col
lected during the year 1907.
Ii appears by the statement co that the
sales of the public lands have, during the
year. ending on the soth of September sos,
amounted to about 100000 acres and the
payments by purchasers to near 100000
dollars. The proceeds OF sales IN the MIS-
sissippi territory, being, after deductinS the
surveying and other incidental expSnces,
appropriated in the first place to the pay
nent OF a sam Of f,25 900 dollars to the
state of Georgia, are distinctly stated.
1t appears BY the statement CD that the
payn,ents on account of the principal of the
J rublic debt, have during the same period a
mounted to only 2,3S5, 900 dollars. But
the payments from the treasury for the an
nual reimbursement of the six per cent. and
deferred stocks, and for the final rein-
bursement of the per cent. stock VIII tex
clusively of q sum Of 73G GOO dollars alrea-
Sdy in the hands OF the treasurer rs agent for
the commissioners Of the sinking fund) a
mount, during the last quarter Of this year,
to Is .ssTe 600 dollars. Making the total OF
pubic debt reimbursed from the first April,
1901, to the first of January, 1909. about
thirty three millions SIX hundred thousand
dollars, exclusively of more than 5000, 900
paid during the same peiiod,in conformity
with the provisions Of the treaty and con-
vent:on with Great Britain, and of the LOU
isiana convention.
The public debt viii, on the first day Of
January, 1909, amount to SIS Oh ,663 dol
lars, consisting of the following items:
Old sixpcr cent. stock.
Nom. amt. 2O,706, sos %.
Unredeemed dolls. 1l,919,877 81
Def. st. amt. I ~ ,476 80
Unredeemcd 1856, 627 oe
New 6 per ct. st. exchanged
at par for old and defer
red stock 5,995 ,345 sc
New per cent stock arising
from conversion of 8 per
cent stock at IS new six
for 100 three per ct. stock, 1,s59,77o,76
1895, six per cent stock, 10000
Louisiana Go. f1,25o,oco
Total six per cent. stock, o,4s9 SIS IS
Three per cent. stock, 16,15S,o44 AZ
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els s5
16,15s,o44 AZ
. -------~-------~
s6,6a7,6es 81

The interest on the whole debt and the
annual reimbursement on the six per cent.
and deferred stocks, will, for the ensuing
year, amount TO 4,216, 900 dollars, leaving,
IN order to complete the annual appropriate
on of {, 100000 of dollars, sum of 3,7746,
900 dollars, applicable to the reimburse
mcnt of the new exchanged six per cent.
stock. The whole of that and of the other
new six per cent. arising from the CONVERSE
on OF three per cent. stock, amounting to-
gether to 1885, 600 dollars, would thus be
imburscd within two years. And after the
FIRST day OF january, 1911, the whole annu-
a amount payable on account of interest and
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Leaving q ba-
lance IN the
treasury On
the sothSept.
1909, of

The cash in
the hands Of
collectors and
receivers, and
the outstand-
ing revenue
bonds, which
almost alto
getherhn due
prior to the
first of Janu-
airy 1S1O,may
after deduct
ing the deben-
lures yet un-
paid, and the
expenses OF
collection, be
estimated to
have amount
ed, on the
Sotll of Sept.
1903, to
Making, toge-
Their the ba-
lance in the
treasury on
that day Of
An aggregate
Although the
expences OF
the present
quarter cam
not at present
be precise
ly ascertain
ed, they will
not, including
the reimburs-
) ment of FIVE
millions three
hundred and
seventy six
thousand dol
lars, on ac-
count of the
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annual Reimbursement, could not, during
the seven ensuing years, exceed 3,75o,ooo
dollars. But under existing circumstances
it is believed that the reimbursement t that
new six per cent. stock viii be nominal, and
must be effected by mourning q new DEBT @
an equal amount.
The actual receipts into the treasury, dur
iinp the year ending the soth Of Sept. 1893,
as they principally arose from the revenue
accrued during the preceding year (and the
payments on account of drawback having
been diminished BY the embargo have been
greater than thcs. Of any preceding year,
and amounted to ni7,s52'siS -
And the specie in the
treasury on the 1st Oct.
1907, amounted 70 s,S29'S13 20
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& rnisceilane-
Gus expences
Foreign inter-
course &pay-
ment of Ame-
rican claims
assumed by
the Louisiana
convention,
Military and
Indian depart
nents,i nelud-
go
ing fortihca-
tons and the
expences OF
the new army
Nav. dep. IN
Guiding the
al1ptoPiiN' ien
S677,o64 A.,
to cover the
/leEc;t nf the
preceding
year,
Public debt,
principal and
interest (the
greater part
Of the pay
ments for the
year1 sos fall
ing as already
stated in the
last quarter)
have amount
ed only to
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The disbursements during the same Pc
ROD have amounted to IL, 6a5,275 46, con-
sistine of the following items:
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a6,4S1,ee2 es
Making together

during the same Pc
amounted to 12,635,275 46, con-
the following items:
rtment
ane-
ices 1,25s,9e7 ia
pay
me
aims
by
lana +
IN, 4O6,A99 ~
and
,art-
lud-
fica-
the
of
rmy a,oas,7z9 S.
in-
,tion
. AZ,
the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
COLEMUSICAT ed.

DeH5cracy Z the GqH1tter5 Triumphant.
THE intelligence from yhe county of Ken
nebec, TeipectIrg the burning Of the Goal and
Court Hyule. i melancholy and alarming !;
il fhews nor only the bafeneis Of thofe concer-
ned in the traniaCslon, nut al the prejszf eyi/ff
affords us Al .Rierucjive elton We need not
Eavel far IA our enquiries "a learn the caufe
Of these lhametui prJltraHOIs Of AzD, 4ereacy
ard osaer. Is il not jultly 10 De inquired TO
eur adminiftraIon they have ateF given
as II were couutenance ~ The GilUIbAnces in
that county The militia which had been or
dered 30 Us IL eadinel, 70 afht 10 carry the
lass J. 4 execution, have beeR disbanced BY
eur GovesuCl the ohsrH who requeled
their AID, mas been LTDel oar q gt7e TO Crafty
&vorite aud now zee tlSlriuit The tenn
pie aIlulice prcPhancd by iucendiaries, and
tie pyi55a reduced 10 alhys lis tins Govern
ment OF laws, as our contribution has prUvld-
Cd mo IT'S gUverLmc.t Of -Qm5i-
tsob5 and dyfgHvg 7sa--iume driving 10 get Hts
etFts by ans D.e-as; iome 10 get CIT of gaaI ~
anY 1sf1s-- fome driving 20 thew A Csnst bo4gs
IL flames --iome a z,5cte community Can a man
Ct c0oInels and candOur place any confidence
in ruler who jhus cave The laws D der ion
and contempt who vi not curb the violence
Of the vteit palIians, Bat indulge i 1iI i be-
comes dangerous 10 the P1tIic ha.pineis i
high time for eaton aad .otey sense and 1vo az
+Oo,4b again TO be N office Every day furn-
ilhes freih proof that he people ofth,s coun-
Try are gong farther and farther altray from
the path. ot peace and The comforts Of good
government and lecurity, May heaven fpee-
diiy open their eyes 10 dilcsrn Their danger,
before r. pentance viii BE uieels milerY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
COUNTY TREASURER.

COD w a hE dDORLN.
TT viii be the duty Of the inhabitants of
the ieveral towns, At their approaching anGu-
Al town meetings, TO give in their votes for a
County reaiurer-Perhaps The are misfor-
tunes Of Capt JOSEPH N'LBLLAN, may
IN the opinion Of iome, render Il imprope
that he aoud Be conGdered as a candidate
for that Office n the county of Cumberland I;
buJ do they not afford an argument that, il
there Be any emolumen,s arrtng from it he
ShOuld be fsveured with them
There are however ltrouger realons for re-
sle4ng him-Jn executing the duties Of the
efhce for number of years pan, he he's given
Jnufual fari,facuon. he has been ever ready
90 pay the county orders drawn upon HIM,
whether be had any county monies IN his
hands or not He has fince his late fa uTe in
trade, aud very recently paid luch orders, al
though he was, ana now + IN advance 70 the
county, feveTal hundred dolars-iis accounts
have been correctly kept, and the butinels IN
all rel pects, faithfully conducted. He has
been honorable in his mercantile concerns,and
il other relpecs obiigiug-and ihould doubt,
arife N the minds Of any, from lie clrcum-
Rance aforementioned. they may rett AZ
fured that il will make no odds; as the Bond
which the aw requires in luch cafes, will in
demnify the county; and even without a
bond, MS integrity would fecure IL lie will
certainly have the vote Of one who knows
shele FACTS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
Gaftte Shin Nelus.

W'e31sfday. Marsb 10.
Arrived brig Albert, Freeman 20 DAYS from
Point Pesre (Gau) cargo, Molafes, Coffee <
Sugar. Thuriday, March ~
Arrived, Ship Minerva, Given, "a days
from Liverpool, Cargo Sa'r.
Friday, March, l8
Ship Corneiia, Euut, 30 days from Liver
pool Cargo SAT-. Saiied in co with fnp
Henry, Weeks Of his port, and hlp Ulyfes,
Patterlon Of Wifcafet for Charlelton, S c.
Same aay-Brig Mary, Robbins, "a days
from Point Pe1re, (Gaud) Cargo Moafes,
Sugar and Coffee.
Same day--Schr Ei1ey, Sturdevant, day.
from Philadelphia.
Saturday, March O
SIoop Falmouth, Morfe, 10 days from Phila-
delphia.
Same Aey-Brig Delaware, Slower, from Bot.
ton
T1ar4ay-Arrived hip Harriet, Cray, 30
days fr, I.iverpsol-No news ~ paper: f9oke
I4th init fch q days fir Bordeaux fir. Bottom
The fhip ROmp Of Portland, for Charleaon,
put back with damage, aud was again to fail
from Liverpool 7th Jan.