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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-31
March 81.

HOUSES & LO1TS-FoR SALE.-By vir-
4 = tue of Tie last will and testament of Robert
Means, decd, will be sold, to the highest bidder,
atpubc auction, on Monday the tenth day of A.
pril next, the following LANDS & TENE-
MEN3S, i'll the city of Richmond that is to
say
Some wooden HOUSES and piece of L md
opposite to Crouch's Tavern, on the street lead
ing up by the governors
Several brick TINE lNENT.S on the cross,
street leading to SIi kn Ware House.
a HOUSE & LOTT upon the Basin.
moiety of another HOLSE upon the Basin.
and The third Of the LOTT Belonging to it.
The TENEMENT where VIM. Robertson,
Esq. resides.
Tie TTRE MENT where the Testatoy lived
and a naked LOTTofLand adjoining TO IT,
Part of naked lot Of LIND, living between
The clearinghouse of Augustine Davis and the
Basin.
The sale will commence Mt the house where
the testator lived, and will be adjourned to the o.
Their tenements successfully, until the whole are
sold. Twelve months credit will be allowed
the purchasers to'give bond and approved Sou
rity together with deed Of trust upon the pro-
perry, 70 ensure punctusl payment of the pur-
chase money.
DdNTEL GILL, Eseemoy
Of the late wa ard Iesfa7r.en, of
ROBERT MEANS, Deed.
.mreb II. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-31

CTORAGE & COMMISSION BUSINESS.
~ The Subscriber respectfully Informs the pub
lie, that he hos taken one of the large and com
modious brick Lumber Houses adjacent to the
basin of tic canal, where he will receive on sto-
rage all kinds of produce, and sell the Same on
commission. From his general acquaintance in
this as well as other towns on the continent. to-
Gether with the great steadiness and attention
which will be by him observed, towards the in
terest OF those making him consignmen,s, he
hopes to give general satisfaction. Persons SEN
ding produce to his care, will save considerable
expense in drayage, and run no risk from FIRE,
as his Lumber-House is detached from all other
buildings and without chinnies.
THOMAS GUT:
March 81. 2w
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N CHANCERY.-At a quarterly Court,
4 continued and held for King and Queen
County, at the Courthouse on Tuesday the 18th
Of March, 1909.
Joseph Temple, senr. Pli,f against John
W Semple and Edward Hill. Def'ts.
The defendant John W. Sernpe not LAWN.
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cordng to the act of Assembly and rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that he is not an inhabitant of this state.
On the motion of the plaintiff by his Council 1t
Is ordered; that the said defendant John w. Sem
Pile do appear here ON the fret day of the next
term and answer the Bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy of this order, be forthwith published
IN some public newspaper, printed i'll the city of
Richmond fortwo months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front door Of this
Courthouse.
A copy. Teste,
RIO POLLARD, C. c.
March a. oaws,v
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r AND FOR sALE-I have for sale 500 a.
Il ores OF LAND, in the county of Curnber-
land, situate Immediately on Appomattox river,
adjoining the lands Of Mr.. Jern,an Baker, Mr. 6.
SkiPwith and Mr.. Hughes. 1t is an eligible lat.
tie Farm. we'll adapted to the culture of tobacco
and grain. Some valuable low grodnd, and the
advantage of navigation are attached tot. The
place is very healthy, and the neighborhood very
agreeable. MIR. Baker will, at any time, shew
the premises.
ARCHIBALD TRWEATT
Petersburg, March ID ct
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March "a.

TUITION.-1he Subscriber, teaching Sehooi
at the Green Springs in L9Wisa county, wish.
es TO take feSe mare pa0iLs In consequence of tie
scarcity pf noney, COL Morris shaS reduced the
prics 81 hoard. The terms are, for lizard, & %
PER- anaanp, Teach 6oaydey fndiag his o7un bed J
Wasling and Intending < 4, and~Tuifion e 10
one h1f of each charge to be baid at the eotpirat.
on Of six n,enfhs, and tie ofhcy at the end of the
year PROPER deductions soiH be arsae for those qsho
commence qjfer this time. Those eentle1aen ssko
intend TO commit bays TO the care Of tie subscriber,
1r please 10 no'jtg him thereof ~ letters directed
r. him, at Lindsay'S Post-ODce, Al6enaa,k county
francis r. 4nAUR1.
MAO II. oozv47p.
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TIL F.: JEFFERSON.

4 NH-L subscriber, who was brought I'D in a
Il County Court Office, and was upwards of
ten years Clerk of the District Court holden in
Richmond, and during that time had constantly
an opportunity OF inspecting the records of the
General Court, proposes to publish by su5scripti-
on collection OF the most useful and approved
forms OF process, Judgments and orders used in
the county and District Courts--also, of bonds
usually taken III the said courts, and executions
on Judgments thereof; records on appeals from
ana writ OF supersedeas to, judgments of the
DISTRICT Courts; ofproceedings on the arraign.
mem OF criminals IN the last mentioned courts
ana OF the entries used on the trials thercof-'ro
winch VIII be added, some forms of the most
scorrect Declarations inspecial actions, Indict
mems IN CRIMINAL cases and few of the mos,
unusual and difficult sorts of conveyances, and n
complete index to the whole. The volume will
contain about 400 pages of octavo-The price
whereof will be twelve dollars, as expect to con-
tract Tor printing small number OF copies, which
will be bound in boards. The work can be prin.
ted in five or six months after it is put to press
and 1t is now ready for it, but will not be publish
ed till subscriptions for 100 copies are obtained
and ten dollars ofthe price ofeach paid
those gentlemen who wish to be considered nc
subscribers, will be pleased to communicate II.
and remit the above amount of their subscripti
oas to Samuel Shepard, Esq. AUDI of Public
accounts IN the city of Richmond, who will re.
fund the money in case any circumstance should
occur 10 prevent the publication. / shall entiea
vor to forward the copies TO subscribers as soon
as poSs'bie-upon receipt thereof the balance of
the subscription money isto be paid.
J. ROBINSON.
March % 1909. epsw
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John ALCOCK, informs his friends, and the
y public, that he is carrying on his CABINET
MAXIM BUSINESS, in ali its branches where
he makes all kind of Mahogany Furniture in the
best manner, and on the newest fashions.-Any
gentlemen or ladies wanting any Furniture, will
find good work executed. and on low terms, AZ
can be bought in Eew-York, or any other place
Any orders left at my shop, in the Cross-Street,
adjoining Prosser and Moncure's Vendue Store,
or at Mr.. George Greenhow's where l keep my
Ware-Room. will be pointedly attended to, and
great care taken to deliver it in good order.
n. ID. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
business, who can come well Recommended
January II. IF
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ME CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB RA-
CES, will commence at the Union Tavern
IN Caroline County Wednesday the 10Th of A
Pril next.
LIST. day--A sweepstake for years old colts
tlilies, Subscribers, 60 bushels of wheat each,
and closed
Cad day-.The Jocky Club purse-5o Subscri-
bers, SIS each.
SID. day-The proprietor's subscription of5CS
with the toll of that, and the preceding days, and
10S entrance.
The Rt?pahannock Jocky Club Rules to gov
ern PHILIP SAMUEL, Seer.
March 10. tdr
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ny Virtue ofa deed of Trust executed to q,
- by Robert Logan to secure the payment Of
three bonds due by tho said Logan to Daniel and
WihaIn Guerraut, each for the sum Of EfS1 IS
81. and bearing interest from the 1st day of No
vember l804-We shall offer for sale at the
ware House door in New-Canton. The LOTT
NO J. IN the said town, with the improvements
thereon, VIZ. two story dwelling .bouse, kitcll.
on, smoak-ho,isc, garden, &c
Inc sale viii take place on Saturday the Isl
day of next month
STEPHEN CUERRANT,2
March 10. faw2wr
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NEGROES FOR SAi.E-ro be s.,4 :.
! y Charlottesville in the county of Alternate.
itnot previously disposed of at private sale, on
Monday the 9TH August next. being Albemarl,.
court day, about forty NEGROES in famili, s.
The terms of sale will be one half cash. and for
DE required, payable in 6 months Mr. BENZ.
Hackney my agent will conduct the sale.
WILSON NJ. CARY.
Williamsburg. March TO- Iaw2m
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I AND1NG from the Schooner RIcHMoNp,
IL Isaac Scaman, Master -
so Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
~ Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine
Nv STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
25 do. Molasses,
Tierces Green Coffee,
IS Boxes Havannah Segars,
5 Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchonr Tea.
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FoR SALE BY,
GEORGE WATT.
january II. IF
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DROPERTY, FOR SALE.-The subscribers
DESTROYS of removing to the western c0un-
try, offers for sale his HOUSES * LOFTS, ia
Richmond. He deems particular description
unnecessary, and wishes those inclined To pur-
chase, to view the property plle dwelling house,
tor elegance and convenience, is certainly moi IN
ferior to any in the city; the Offices are 1o,..mo
dio"s tue garden and yard will he laid out in a
st'le adapted to the buildings, and the situation
combines the advantage of privacy aid retire
ment to that of proximity to the scene OF BUSH
Hcss.
r. "a small portion only of the purchase money
will he required at the time of the sale. and the
residue in such instalaents as may be agreed on,
or sIa'es will be received in payment, for part
orthe whole Of the property
SoHN BROcXEN5RoyeY.
January 81 osvtf
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ITO THE t;REERoLDERs AND HOUSE
KEEPERS OF TIE CTR or RICH
MONO, authorised to vote for common council.
men. take notice, th', the election willtake place
on Wednesday the fitl day Of April next, the
poit will be opene'la 10 O'clock at tile following
places IN Jefferson ward, at the Courthouse,
IN Madison ward, at the Eagle Tavern, i'll Nom
roe-ward, at Mr.. Thomas Whites new Brick,
House.
JOHN F. PRICE,
Sergeant Of the ctr Of Richussac!..
March 10. ent1stWA
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SIP L 4 CH
DELIVERED BY Ma. GILES,

IN THE SENATE OF THE VISITED STATES,
rEaauAnY Is, 1899,
In SUPPORT Of the ioiioSriNs resolution moved BY
- hmm on tie Sth Of the same mouth ::
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DlitrlCt Of Columbia,
County Of WasAingtqn, 10 nit:

County 9WasAington, 10 nit:
nN the petition of edward Langley, an
NJ i~nsolyent debtor, confined in the prison
of Washington county, aforesaid, for debt
Notice is hercby given to the creditors of the
said Edward Langley, that on the 9Th day Of
June next, atthe court room in Longs tavern
in the city of Washington, at the hour ofs
o'clock A, N. the oath prescribed by the act Of
Congress entitled " An act for the relief Of
insolyent debtors within the district of CO.
iumbia" will be administered to the said Ed
ward Langley, and a trustee appointed, un-
less sufficient cause be then and there shewn
to the contrary.
Ordered that this notice be published in the
| Alexandria Daily Gazette, in the Washinga
| ton Fedcralist and in tie National Intelligent
| Ger, three times in cschpaper before that
day.
By order OF the hon. VIM. Cranch, esq.
! chisf Iudge Of the circuit court of the district
of Columbia.
VIM. Brent, Clerk.
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May 27
DiftrlCt Of Columbia,
WasAington Countu. to

Washington County, TO 9Oit:
On the petition of JOHN EVANS, an insol-
vent debtor, confined in the prison Of Wash
ington county aforesaid for debt, Notice is
hereby giyento the creditors of the said John
Evans hat on the 5th day of June next, at
the hour of9 O'Clock, A. NJ. at the court room
Of Longs tavern, in the city Of Washington,
the oath prescribed by an act of Congress,
entitled 6 An act for the relief of insolvent
debtors within the district of Columbia" will
be administered to the Said John Evans, and
a trustee appointed, unless a sufficient cause
be then and there shewn to the contrary.
Ordered, that this notice be published for
three times in the Washington | ederalist, the
National In~teliigencer. and the Alexandria
Advertiser, before that day.
BY order Of the hon. William Cranch,
chief Judge Of the circuit court OF the
.distri-t Of Columbia.
William Brent, c.
May 2s-(29) 81
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Joseph H. Vaudeville,

Joseph Il. Mandeyllle,
Corner Of King aud Union-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
5000 baskets coarse and fine Salt, by the
bushel and iii sacks.
SO barrels Whiskey.
1000 W.T.. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 W.T.. best green CO flee, in bags.
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and lily
son Skin Teas, Of the latest authorizations.
Sugar, best Muscoyado, in hogsheads and
barrels.
Do inferior qualities, in do.
Molasses, in hogsheads
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candles, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's and Carrots
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
Der, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
Maddet, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, Ks. &c.
.ALSO,
Best SaperGne Flour. for private families,
few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Plaster Of Paris, Sse.
April II, @
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USEFUL PROPERTIES
VAR w O D'S
Patent Waiting Machine.

TvHIS highly useful Machine is found by
i experience to excel any hitherto n
use. 1t will wash as many cloaths (by the
assistance of one person) in an hour as can
be washedin a whole day, without the pos
sibility of injuring, fretting or tearing the
most delicate article, and with less than halt
the quantity of soap. It occupies very little
more space than the common Wash-tub, and
with the least care will not create any Stop or
wet--the construction is very simple and at
tended with little eXpence. A further de-
scription of its qualities is now deemed I'M
necessary, as it is presumed none will pur-
chase without examining 1t.
We the subscribers dc hereby certify that
we have found, on trial, the above named
Machine to answer fully the above descrlp-
ton. Given under our hands this 9Th day OF
Nav. 4. D. 1909.
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TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1909
Black River Lottery,
NO. Q.

Prizes in tie yaheel at the close Jthe 24th
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WIZ. COBBEi /
y v-rI.r.1, W! ri,is IoGo.
--4ss- e., dsx~--
Fron the Fyec1san's 5onrnaE
THE PROSPECT OF SPAIN

Is gloomy beyond example. But little
hope remains that The Spamards will be able
to maintain their inds Peneence. /: more
sh.n probable that the bells and the cannon
which will announce a, Madrie. the conslu-
sion of peace between France and Austria,
will constitute the sigma! for the submission
of all the prorince OF Spain to the Esarping
brother OF the imperial Napoleon the Great.
: Particular mountainous districts may hold
Romans, and tie As,urians in the time OF
the Moors hut the conquest Of Spain, as
nation, viii be complete.
Shall wc say that the Spsniards are nm
worthy of political independence We say
not so. But their conduct towards their
BRITISH allies has been mysterious beyond
any thing recorded. in the history Of ma
tons. The British have furnished them
with arms. with ammunition, with cloth.
ing, and have sent two powerful armies to
their aid, and yet those armies have been
left alone to fight their battles. OF money
the Spariares have abundance, and they
are in close alliance with those who rule O.
yer all the seas of the globe, and yet ther
have no provisions. There must be SONIC
thing rotten in the state. Ths Spanish re-
sources indeed, were greatly exhausted un-
der the French administration of that most
corrupt minion of France, GODOY, the
Prince of Peace.
But ten or twelve millions Of people fight
ing for freedom, and unissdly determined to
conquer or die, can asver want resources.
They will always FIND them in good cause
and the favor OF heaven. A greater portion
Of the Spanish people must have been COR
rupted than we were'led to believe. A still
greater portion must have been inundated.
There are don Thomas Morlas in every 81.
ty, trembling at the name and proves of
Napoleon, and prepared to regard tho mo-
dern JosrPh as IS ph,losoPhic K;ne. 49,
Thousands of ambitious young men ,also,ac
aspiring to the distinctions Of the g I-egicz
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Of Horror" cEd arxieus. for the ro....
Ct the "loaves and 6shes" ofinn,,r;; IIISs
ty Welfare many of this ,dvscr;n';s ss'a'
the United States of America. and !;
strange if they have not many M. :"
Spain. Unless some great r.. 3n,i,r rt:
no one. can nationally anticipate Shall im~
diately occur, the DAYS Of SPAN nns." '
considered asnumbcred. To the awful -,
Of Heaven all must submit in silrrc4
this sense at lrast, Whatever is is risb, y
From the first we have stem radical
cminous defect in the policy Of Spain ~
Sbaniar6s hare lad nc GcncraEssimo, f.
en- this subject the history Of the ts,ir E
Marathon sreaks through al! ages to al ,Ss
people. Ten generals of equal rank COM
mandrf the Athe Man army. The w;,lo.,
Of Arist;dcs saw inevitable. destruction i,
that circumstance 10 Serve his coor,,!
he resigned his military hanors to Mihn4,
and was i'r'i,atedby the either eieM com.
manders. From this step resulted 10 A,hen
independence, victory. glory. The name
ofW ash;ngt0n presents mol ius,riou
and impressive evidence Of the truth e,
which we are eontsndine. Hadno chad
a Washington We should rot have obtained
our independence. In times Of Revolutions,
in times Of great patioua! disaster or dansyr
nation can be saved only through the in.
s,rumentalty OF some pre-eminently grca.
character, whom every one CT his country
menwill acknowledges a superionNosuch
character has appeared in Spain, norha i. |
been the policy Of the Spaniards to find cr
creaae such a cns. Wi,housa lA;A;ades, a.
Fabius, an Etsmianadas, a Belisniu, Al
Pshg1us, an AJieG, FREDERICK, or UaA.
ingt0n, no people can be uiu nphant in 'N
day OF war. Even Napoleon was necessl.l
~ to consolidate and preserve the powered
revolutionary France.
The Master Spirits" ofthe Spanish ia.
ton, the patriotism, talent, and wealth OF
that region, will be tranferred to the rs~
world of the Caciqurs and the lncas, TO /
Mexico and Peru. The empires of NJ"
Spain and Brazil viii probably be more 81 i
rious than the kingdoms of Spain and poI-
tucal. And if the United States should
foam an infinite POLITICAL and commercial
ccnnexion of those empires, the "Coned:
ration" OF the. 1.-TWO Americas" prouta'
supported by and supporting The trans'.'a1
an, naval power of hri,aln, may b'd Den
ance even TO the imperial depot OF the c0E1
tincu:s of Europe and Asia
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coBBET's. LETTER TO THE KING,
On the maritime zear against ffs''ce'
$50 LETTER I.
~ ~
tcoscLuDEp.
tcoscLUDEp.]
LETTER /.

When one looks at the navy of England ;
a, the quarter of million of people whom
in various WAYS it employs /; at the htteen
or seventeen millions of money la nth
part. ! believe, of the whole kingdom that
i annually costs when one looks at thus
wonderful power, this mass OF means, thus
focus of the fertility of our soil, and OF
the industry, the ingenuity, valor, and pa
tr;o,,sm of the nation--when one eontem-
plates all this and reads the history OF the
war for several years past, one cannot help
being struck with the disparity between the
means aad the effects. For what purpose
are all this preparationiand all the sacrifices
(Which il occasions What does this i'm
mrnse navy accomplish If for many years
past, all It's prizes and all the mischief It has
done the enemy were estimated, they would
not amount TO enough to pay tie expsnce OF
finding the navy in water. The navyis our
defence il NAV be said but that cannot be
said without acknowledging, that We are
deficient either in strength or the courage
or the will to defend our country by land.
AS the means must be considered as super
auous, or else we acknowledge ourselves to
be inferior 10 our enemy in point OF valor,o or
OF disposition to defend our country. 10
consider the navy as the me ans OF mere de-
fence, is, IN fact, TO acknowl edge, at once,
lhat Napoleon has it in his power to put
20 an expencc of IL miilions year. without
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NETWORK, Cctsbr 49,

The Bessey, Wilson, whose a., ~. IS;
noticed yesterday, left at Lisbon NV NV ycs,
brig Mary Ann. Lawson, "' 't ho',nd to'
diseharging, and from thence s s n dis
Malaga !; ship Belisariu'' Of 6 or N.Npors
charging brig John Adams n! ;r o, End de.
!as, a'a'e ""tao now" hoo 4, ; g.
Boston, just arrived. Inc , s,'g he l4th. q
August tor the island ~, u a : .aeri.pn, j.
load of wheae. Brig Far az :. the 22(n
milton, of BaIt'e'ore. s sn. cs,neral Efa'
August for Mslaga. snip ', ,hr Ane'''
Hewitt, ,of Ncw York, suu -, 80 tie prH'
brig Nancy. Lad been sou" ..,, ~ tss
guesc. Sep ;embcr -, - note wit to.
BANKS Of Ne wsqnne'an 3 ,s sg AcsirN .
captain supa' ,sed to DC sAs>1s's
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day, from Co,tenburg-irom who"Ws""
Iist Of pessels sailed from the Baltic )r'T
Gonobmsh, sept. 8, 1909:
Baraues Mary, Osgo9d, for St. Peters
burg; WIN. Gray, Foster, do. snip II
Salter, of Gloucester, do. briggs K"m0i'Il
D'Wolf, Of Bristol, K. I. do. {; -, Sk"I
from NarhIthead, do; Grave Il
do; ships Grand Turk, lsaac:, from LT %
don for Stockholm Laura, Tabor Of n
York, for the Baltic; Navigator, BoTS'i
ofdo. from Lisbon for S.cckholm DraFfI
Crozart. from New-York and Lisbon, ~
St Petersburg; Eleanor, LORD, tf'"l N.Y.: '
York for the Baltic; Clyde, Merc'r'''I
from do. for Stockholm Chase, Govt, Fon,
Hull for elo.-thc above ships sailed iae Y
of Sept. under convoy Of his BrI'anH' MA
ies,yrs ships of war.
Lsf at eotteaSurs, SGN.4 d. IL
Ship Justin, Half, of New loTk' 0S eI.,
ton unkuown /; Hershel. Lewis, from I' III
lesion, carried into Norway aad e'earro'Gfl
do: sbip Perseverance, of Norfolk, m
London, taken by the Danes OF Ls ss~
Islands and reiaken by the captain anu y. s,IsrI
destination unknown; schr. - i'"' ~
of Beverly, do. DO. !; ship M,ss'''GE'p Iopsl
Charleston from England, DO. CO. I n,,,rI
ira. from Londcn bound to Lcndoo o IIr,l
~ .ln
Lauton, of r. Island, for H. isla' T., I ,ml
nia, Goodwin, of Newburypon,,l:: !, ~. .Inbia!
don brig Edward, Lewis, Of pR'''0''P
for Norway and England.