davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12
HOME MANUFACTURES.

AS the papers are noticing this subj Act in DIFF.
ferent parts at the Union, II will not ne ir,pro
per TO mention one OF some cons quence TO the
public, that Is going into operation in our own
heighhnrhoo.i, the invention of DR. Brmf Cor
making pressel or sold shot The publ: have
already been informed af the astonishing product
OF these machines. and we und rstand the in.
ventoris preparing to have them examined bv
select characters III few d ys, a, pep .ra orv
measure towards opening subs, riptons, and for.
ming company, for the purpose o CARRYING on
the business exclusively The cxpence OF man
ufacturag shot in this way will ne inconsi,,era
BILE. the machinery is in good state of forward
heis, and the whole process can b performed
with small force, in room of IS feet diameter
49, Ind ,dmey. { Geo,getoSpn }
. - -
Hater f'oJ Mixture. far Skocs ard R,ot,
The following mode of making leather IN ,rvi.
Gus to water. maybe at this time useful O,er
slow fire melt together an ounce of the Of e
turpentne, the same quantity of hceswlx. h.lf as
ounce of Burgundy ,itch and abo,, h.lf ,,int &c
"Ainters drying lnseel oil-Rub he boa,s aud
shnes with bis m xure, W en- ta~y re moderate
~ warm by'holding them to the FIRE urt;l the
"o-es ofihe leather are filed with i,-Tbis mix.
lure .m,k q them soft and pliabls, adds to thei
1nra o'!ity, renders them impervieus to wet /: and
ny Seepng ne teet warm wall prevent colds ard
nose ciIiblsns, or ptipfil sores ON the fee, to
which many persons are subject If,b. &c MT.
rais are not at hand, moisture may be kept from
passing through the soles of shoes or boots. by
wsFming them and then stapnine the pores ~ an.
ph'ng as much dry linseed o., Chat is, oil bnilc1
upon iithaige) as the leather viii nsiba Co.
pal vsrnish has nearly the same Eject Shoes or
oits Intended to De PREPARED III this manner.
ought TO ,tfse the sole rubb sd or polished when
matte After the boo,s md SHOES are prepared
~ TINS manner, they ought TO he suff;.aerl e., ~
Perfectly dry hetore thev worn, IN which -ase
the rn'x'use will give them nearly twice til. dit
rao'r'y they .wonid otherwise .ave; a. IL is
when the,hbre It the leather S rendered oft
and sFonSq ny vet, that the wearing, or abr.si
on taxes place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

FOR SALE,
50 Hhds brown Sugar, 50 boxes fresh Raisiits
100 bbls do do. 50 boxes Soa,,
70 Hhds Loaf Sugar, 30 casks Sherry Wine,
10 O0O Prime Green 10 DO. Malaga DO.
Cohne, 80 bags Pepper,
1000 Yards Twiliad 95 BAGS Rae. Ginger.
Seeking, 100 ream \Vrit;n,r Pr.
10 Ton Hoop Iron, per,
80 10. Sewing tx, Is boxes Chocolate.
g Hnds Rye Va'skey. Biistered Steel.
TO Gross Eagle laying Shot, Shoes, Caugius
Cards, Rods.
Boxes refuel Sal Wine Strained Oil.
Petre, SC &c
IS bbls Tanners Oil,
APPLY TO
HovEY 9. STEER.
November "a CO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12
HIRING OF NEGROES

w It'll or t,r. q pulu-l, IN ,lil, O the e,a
ny ri Js"ua naxt, near a hundred Ne
= 'oes be'"Hg'ng - Mrs Sally Carter. amoro
mem are t'ires v'luSbie carpe s-ihose p.t
sons "ho arc"o~ possession OF sal nepr,,es
~ i'rr' 're.-iru tiy questsd To send them Ia
Miton The day beft' q r.xt ring
WiLLIfN ANDERSON.
iseu T.,
SALL1'C kIER
Milton, Nov. II u.o,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12
NEW STORE.

he Subscriber is now lpcnipg opposite the
-, CtlDe' svern, general assortment of
fISCe and EincN C,OnSN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12


" iRSiRif 30 "it:-Ala Chancer, Dist.,ct
C@urt teid IN The ciis OF WILLIAMSBURG, The.
18Th day of July 1909
w ~ I'M Eva.s. rnpmas Evans, Sally E.
vans, -Psier and Eizaoet. his wife. Thomas
Evans and Dics Evans infants undar th. age OF
I Wsniy-oRt years by Thomas L. Exams their neA,
Iflefd, i1f'ry Gardner and Stephen Prince and
Enzancth his wife, PlaiaiiSs - ); INST WI IN
Bs'Se, Khomas Evans. <: gor, loAn Es.ns and
Thomas E7ans, janr. De6',s
iae defendant lGn Evans not having entered
ms appearance aad kaYco security accoriin. 10
Tue act o' Aaseln2iy I'd the rules OF TINS Couit,
and IT ap1earins 10 The sa lstaction OF tn. Court
tha, he IS not IN inhto.an. IF this Country o..
the motion Of tie plUninIs ny tl,ei~ counsel; 4,
IS orts-ed, That the 81 & fendan, do apDrar
here on the frs, dsy OF the next term, and an
swer the bii. Of the plaintiffs. ann t;,,, coov ot
ths oder be forthwith inserted IN some m.ws
paper OF the CIT, vt R,cAnord for ,no monihs
successive'y and posted At the front door OIL tby
Former Capitol i'm this Guy.
d Cop9
:. ANTI" ROBINSON. C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12
NouF.LK. November 30

NouF1LK November 90
We have been poit.ly favored by Captain
small with proclamation issued st the CIV of
santo domingo, b. the Spanish commander in
CHI 3, Don jun SanchcS Rdsniyes. Governor In
trrdant and plain Cone ai pro tenn of the Spa
ns:i part OF The Island The proclamation is do
ted Lhe l9th Oct and its principal obcc. is 10 ,c
ee'eraie the departure of the French--We hand.
ed IT to gentleman for translation who returned,
II with the following extracts, being all of any
interestto the American reader
Administering unou The unwarrantable con-
quot OF France towards Spain, and speaking Of
The determined resistance of the Spanish Pstr
o'A 10 French nsaip.tioT, the following sent
mcu,t Occur
And it is matter Of great satisfaction 70 me
that have bcen able to- folio ~ tia example &c
'5ose PATROLS, by ala undertaking which has res
tered The Spanish part of this island to its for
rler and legitimate owner, the King our Lord,
Ferdinand VII"
From ths it would appear, that the Spanards
are 10 FSiHaln sole masters Of that part of the
Island, and that the English do not claim .ny
tight tor the assistance afforded the Spasiartls IN
reducing the City
The 9TH article deserves the attention of masters
OF vessels ss by beng ignorant Of it they might
srhJect themselves 10 heavy fine and imny;soon-
meht--t IS couched IN the following words
/" Any French individual (of either sex1 ,,ho
shall come INTO This part of the island under anv
pretext wh%teyt shall be taken up and pun;sbra
accofoilg 70 circumstances and the master of
any vessel who shall Introduce, or be ina ru,nen.
tai IN :h2 introduction of any such person. sh,lI.
1t he be foreigner. suffer fifteen DAYS lmpr;son
ment, endpay fine of five hundred dollars and
IT he be native, he shall We proceeded a.,,;,st
accor'lire l~y, and punished according 70 the
merits OF - ase." HeraM
MeJoaowins' erfracts franz He JourtoLs
81 ne Brinsh House Of Gomn,o1,a s6ea,ISs
course furseed by TINT bodyin a case sgoio.
Epns 10 fhaf If mr.. jackson, avh ch Mr..
Gflce de"b less hal in hrs ege on o6erine.
Me reszIu.t.sns tbat mill be- found aBt,He
He proceedings IF the Senate.
Extracts from the jon mails oCMe Hopae Of
Commons
Nerenyt, 8 die MarlU
Fnro IS Ceorgh, Rcefs, 1926.
FesotUeo, That an huNJkc ad,ircos he
f'e@ehfed 70 MS majestr, fhat he p,;T =.
Sracfst1sfy fteased 10 ygIuc di,-eeuons. f6a,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

il NOCH SuLLtV AN, has reno, e, his n
- ana business, tothe Same h"m-e e-cupsd b.
u ~ "1eGI'' watch maker, opposite MIR. I'm,
December a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

" ASSlNit Ata sup, ri~r Couri on C,,.11--
holden at the Capitol IN the City OF a,ch
mond, the 7th d.yoi' Sept. 1909
WH"Am b Giles ac'ing f'r the benefit of the
REPRESENTATIVES OF John iabb deceased, PlaiatiS
-agaiiSt John foinde xter, Jun Valentine nIer.
flwetI!cr and Nelson Harms, Dctcnlo,ts
He defendant ,tentne Merriyether no,
"F"'S entered his APP. .raiice and given securit,
according TO the act Of assembly, and the rules
VI Jus coart' ana II ipp"arng TO toe satisfaction
VI 'ie COURT th" sie - not an iniiabtant Of this
o" m'''on o. t.. pl1intlH by counsel, II
% 0'H'ea' Inst Tie SID defendant do AZ, Jaa. !.
here on the frat Il y Of the next term, and an
swer 'he Di OF the .'at; 4 X dat copy of This
order b. forihwith inserted in some newspaper
Published in the city Of Richmond NO r..ths
successve'f, and posted at the front door OF the
Capitol IN the SID ciSv
i Ccpy. 1esn,
PE1E1t TYNSLE1, C. C.
Novcnfhef, :, -..5 9
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

HEESE,' HATS, SAIL PErRE, GUN
- POWDER--A consignment of Coio,.rts.
Cheese OF superior quality, in casks and boxes,
just received.
a lag:e AID general assortment ofgeuileu.en,s
Silt 8ed9sr and Far HATS
Ensii-t refined SAL1-PErRE,
and FF glazed and rough CvN-poypER.
FOR SALE, by
ID. ]. BURR
December o.oon
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

fHro IS Georgh, Rcgis, 1926.
EesotUc0. That an Iu1bkc ao,iycoo h.
f'eSthfen 10 ms myestr. mar he w,tH be-
Sracfss1ssy fteased ~ ,gIUc ai,ee0Ons- fa1,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

" ALUAisLE LhNn-FOR, .SdLE-The
subscriber, inteeang to remove to one of
III southern states in the course OF fifteen or eioi
teen months offers for sale, TIE tract of l. AND
on w'rch he now dwelts It confirms, by a late
survey, about eleven hundred and eighty acres,
OF which SIX hundred aud fourteen. are vet in
woods The soil IS peculiarly suited 10 TIL. pro-
ducIion OF wheat, an,! IS excellent Tor corn ana
tobacco The situation is remarkably healthy,
and Is only one mile from tie navigation OF No.
p"rrattox Those who wis. Ia purchase a voot
l'aef n Land. ct reasonable jprice, are invi,eI
to view this property If it should INT be sold.
private contract, before the sixth dav of Ian,i-
AIRY next 1t will then De put up to the highest bid.
dr. at Farmvi!!e, on credit of one and TIVE
years.
PETER 70 HNSToN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

'1e memorial presented TO his majesty on
thursday iasf, by nonsieur de Palm. she
-mhrriol resident. may be laid before this
3ousc.
" Ordered, That the said address be IRE
sented 10 his majesty by such members Of ibis
house as arc Of hismyesty's moss honorable
A..,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

PETER JOHNSTON.
Prince Edward, Mo- % Nv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

Extracts Iront the Jon .Hais ecthe Horse Of
Commons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

II OIlCE In obedience to q decree of the
~ Superior Court Of Chancery, pronounced
on 9Th OF May, 1907, and, also, an additional de.
cree pronounced on 9th February. 1909 will be
exposed TO sac, upon Tire premises, the tract Of
LAND, mentioned in said DEGREES, or so much
thsreof as vii! raise the sum Of 6 is Is Win
interest thereon from goth August, 1902, & costs
OF carrying the said decree, into (ffsct The a
bove mentioned isnd lies in The county of Ches.
terheld, and adons the lands Of Arthur Graves
snd John Perry, il being the land or par, thereoI
formerly owned by james Perry The sale Of the
above land will take place Oh the S0tb dsv IS n.y..
present msnth, (snd viii be sold una. tIe prev;-
sions of the late act OF the General AssembIv
respecting executions, &c The DEGREES afoss'
said, will be exhibited on the day of sale. and 81
tie made the purchaser, in obedience tie rsto n,
the SHERIFF
November 10. sd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10
WHOLESALE * RETAIT-

Hhhr SHoE-S1ORE---T The subscriber
~ has this day opened Store, next door m ,h,.
Rising Sun Tavern, where Inc offers for sa,e. fyyo
thousand pair ot SHOES, consisting OF t.adiea
Morocco Shoes of every color, Kd Fancy .ni
Figured Lamb Skin, do. Gentlemen,s var
calf and seal sAin fine Shoes. moroces and leath-
er Pumps right and et's, French edge, of a SUI
peror quaiity (; children's Shoes of diffsreus
Kinds and colours ; coarse mems and womsu,s
shoes one trunk Of excellent Boot Legs vel
low, green and black rosn Morocco skins 500
lbs fresh Clover Seed, 100 bushels Irish rota-
toes, one barrel Onions.
N. Is Boots aiid Shoes made at the shortest no
tce, and III tie most fashionable stile
All orders from the country gratefully received
and punctuay attended to nv
YIN II HUBBARD
"A constant supply of Shoes and Leather from
N. York
November 10. ws.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10
JOHN TYLER,

>r John TYLER,
Govercor Of the Commonwealth, syho hes4
sonaiiy attended with
"s y THE COUNCIL OF srArs.
The Mayor and Corporate body Of Richmond,
Tine Society of Free Maso,s and
A nunnber Of Citizeps.
THEI SsrrIUTIoN
"a, Governed By tSoenty four
TRUSTEES.
The funds of this Institution are drawn
from the proceeds of Il lottery and from %
lnatary contributors. 1t is to nc honed,
that the patriotism and generos:.y of our Fell
low Citizees will readily supply whatever
funds may be eventually wanting for its estab-
iishment. Long may it prosper Long
may it bloom for the honor of the City Rich-
may be it's fruits And numerous may be The
similar Institutions. which may take root
in our State For education is one of the
snrest props of our Hberty-the warmess
friend and the most finished ornament of CT
ufHzed life
dF Congress meets ON the 9Th Monday, being.
the 27ili---It is presumed, that the Communics-
tons respecting our relations with Frauce and
9. Britain, Will he uncomnoniy interesting.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10
=, ALEXANDRIA, Nov. T.
e THE LATE DISPATCHES.


We are informed that our government has
received dispatches from Mr. Pinkney, da
ted the 5th October, and from Armstrong as
late AS the goth OF September. By the letters
from MIR. Pinkney 1T appears that he ex-
poets no alteration IN tho measures of Britain
towards this country will be brought about
by the late change of the British ministry.
Indeed there only seems to be change of
men those who have been brought in being
OF the same politics OF those who have gone
out-Mr. Armstrong; dispatches appear to
hold out no prospect Of favaral:le adjust
ment of o,ir differences with France.-On
the whole'wc think MIR. Madison will have
nothing to lay before Congress which can
cheer the gloomy prospects now before cur
merchants. Unless, indeed. the propositi-
ons from Mr.. Jackson are such as can be
conceded to on the part of our govern :
ment. What Mr. Jackson's offers are, we
know not, but let them be what they NAV,
we are satisfied that nothing more will be
done about them until after the meeting of
Congress....D .1du.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 6-Lieut Haswell,
the bearer ofdspatches from France arrived
In this city on Friday. We do not learn,
that the information brought by him ind
Gates any material alteration in the rein-
tons between this country and France.
Mar. Iuf.
The U. S. have, at this time, in commission
the following uesaeis Of War:
FRIGhTES. -Conatifufion, Commodore
Rogers; President. Cahfain Bain6ridec !;
United States, CAPTAIN Decatur; ESSEX.
Capt. Smith
SH1r John adams. Gait Evans.
BRIGS.-Siren, Captain Gordon ; Hrgas.
L{SHfeuauk ,JOurS Hornef Eu,ot
shlfi WASP, Ii. Laurence brig Yiren, Ii.
LUDLOW 4; schooner Enterh,ize LII I,1hhe ;
orig Nautilus. L.. Sinclair; and Gutter
Ferret, 1t. GadSden.
about 90 gun boats and bombs at .Nf4v.
Orleans.
We understand that all The uesseIs of zva =
aboUe stated executing The WaSh e. the En-
ter1irize, 7ohich are OH FOREIGN service
are under sailing orders TO stretch along
our coasf, and erdmi1c its Uarious forts s.
harbours. Thus an ohhortunity is afforded
Of acquiring branch Of observation-disclosures
ledge which in time Of mar may be Of meal
cuta6te 6eneft--zvhiie ar the same lime tie
commanders guH be training their young
Officers, di8cihtining their crews, and tire
turing them for the most acfiue service.
On the 26th uLt the Constitution, Comma
dore Rogers, arrived at Hamilton, in As
hours from Sandy Hook.
Same day. the President CAPTAIN Balm
drfdge. and Vixen, Lit. Ludiozv. sailed from
.New York Eastward, to c:ramine the d,fe
rent horts and har6ours along the coast Of
Nantucket and Rhode Island
Same day, the ship Join adams. Can't
Euans, arrived at Hamilton in % hours
from Baitimorc. THIS vessel zuas, before
she zuas reitGired, considered as bad sal
Ter. She is nosv very fast saiier, as are
all our other pesseis above Stated.... MAT.
Int
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

She sailed in company with the 81 Ramcn,
and St. Leandro. of 90 guns each carrying
IA. 100000 of dollars in specie. for the gov
eminent, and loaded with cochineal and in
diyo on public and private account-They
conveyed the schooner to the American
coast. and thence proceeded on their voyage
to Cadiz.
Mr.. Jackson LEFT Georgetown al Saturday
last, on visit to the northwartl. 1t appears
that the negotiations between him and our
government are suspended for the present.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

M rs. BURNLEY, has Just returned from
1FL New-York and PhiladepIa, with hand
some assortment Of MILINARY Of The latest
mportations.
She intends carrying on the Milinary and Man.
tuarnakng business, i'll the house lately occupi-.
ed by Mr. Chambers, and next door below Mr..
NELSON'S Store
- All Orders from the country, will maet
with particular attention.
November 10 81
IT N. Is A few Young Ladies ACQUAINTED
with either OF the above lines of business, will
meet with encouragement by applying as above.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10
e.. THOMPSON.

a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who has m.dsl
L some progress in the study of Medicine g.
Physical Science, or Physician, "a bachellore
who may incims 10 change the scene of his prac-
tce, may become interested in a very advantage
Gus establishment to he made, in the ensuing ysin-
ter, to the southwark, the nsture and SCOPE Of.
which viii be explained in personal ntervi. y, 5 ~
.saving his address at the Office Of the Ene,,iirsr
between this and The 18th INST
November 10. o.r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

NJ OTlCE-A PETITION will be present.
' ed to the next General Assembly of Virgil
MA, praying the sale of Lot and Houses, ON
"hockG Hill, in the city of Richmond, late the
property of WIN. Giles, decd.
November 10. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

- Y order of the Executive, far the bene6t OF
~ tia Commonwealth of Virginia, will posi-
tiVely be sold, stpubic Auction, ny the subscri-
bers, at their Vendue Office, on Monday next.
the 18th inst. at ~ O'Clock, without reserve on a
credit OF IL months for all sums above so dollars,
Tor approved endorsers, negotiable notes at the
Bank OF Virginia All sums under Fifty dollars
cash will be required.
155 ROSE BLANKETS
500 STRIPED Do
PRoSSER {, IUoNCURE, Ascys.
November 10. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

ON Tuesday last, the Corner Stone of the
RtcHNoND ACADEMY was laid in the pre-
sence of number of Spectators. The Pro-
cession marched from the Capitol in the fol
lowing order:-The Rife Band of Music
the Society Of Free Masons, with the Stone
and the embiems Of their Craft the Govern
or ana Council OF State; the Mayor and
Corporate body OF the City; Messrs. Gerar-
din, Wood and Doyle, at the head of their
numerous Pupils a, d Citizens WHEN
they arrived at the foundations of the build
ing, the Corner Stone was laid at the East
Angle by the Society Of Free hiasons, and
the Inscription on the Plate and Masonic
Prayer to the Fountain OF Grace were read
by the Governor, amidst sympathiz;ng wish
fes for the prosperity of the rising Institute.
on.
A small silver plate was Embedded in the
Corner Stone, with the following Inscription
upon it;
DEDICATED
TO tie Educatton Of Youth and tn The DIFF
fusion Of useful EHOqoiedge, as The sure
basis IF herhetnating the
TREE GOVERNMENT
At present enjoyed by this happy Country.
TINS CORNER STONE
Was laid on the 9TH November, A. d. 1909,
surins the administration q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

PHILADELPHTA, NV. 1.-The Spanish
government schooner lunta of Seville arriy-
cd at this poTt Yesterday, wish money and
despatehss for ths Spanish minister chevalier
Onis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 6.-Lieut. Haswell
the bearer fdspatches from France arrived
In this city on Friday. We do not learn
that the information brought by him indi
Gates any material alteration in the rela
tons between this country and France. :.
MAJ. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10

New YORK. Nov. 4-Captain HiIIa
from Havana, informs the editors Of
Gazette, that many vessels had arrived fl
the United States, after the shutting of
port. and had petitioned the governor
permission to- enter--and it was genera
supposed, that as soon as several Span
ships Of the line that lay there waiting TO
wind, had sailed, the port would be az
opened for the admission of lumber
that the trade allowed to Americans wo
be limited.
We learn from captain Colfsx, from
same port, that the governor had dispatch
a vessel to the Junta of Seville, with a
presentation Of the dangerous conseaucn
of shutting the port against the America
ii the measure was irrevocable and no
we're entertained, that on the return of
despatch vessel, the ports would be agar
peneG.
There were at HAVANA two British
,atcs and two Spanish 7Ps from La V
Crus, laden with IL 100000 dollars and
digo, to sail for Spain the first fair wind.
PHILADELPHIA. NV. The Spa,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-17
NORFOLK, CcfgJey 10.

Arrived, Spanish schooner DeTceDti,
lose Santctiven, IS days from NIantarza
Sailed in company wiki briggs Sea Nymr5
DAVIS, of and for Philadelphia Eight SIS
tcrs, of Boston for Hayauna schooner d.
ves, Duvail, for HAVANA. Left there hIis
Tryal, ---, for Salem, in 50 days; James,
Driscoll, for Warren, Il. |. in 4 DAYS;
schooner Laurel, Wakefield, of and for hi
port, in 70 days. Markets ovcystoe krd with
all kinds of American produce, aal no pro.
duce OF The island at market.
Also, in distress, sloop President, Swain
II days Out from PHILADELPHIA, bound %
Charleston.
Extracts fran tie hsbnk.
October 3, off Cape Fear, experimental
Fiavy gale of wind, which carried away the
mast, main boom, and part O! the deck load,
and left the vessel a complete wreck, IN
which situation we lay two days, when The
gale abated. Cctols' 5, in lat. "a, "A, long
e., 90, spoke schooner Hero, captain ST.
phcn Sears. of Bath, IS days on! IRON
Charleston, bound to Boston. dc cnqar'
ed if we wanted any assistance we aasw',
ed we did he hoisted Out his Boat, ard
sent two men or board, with his comp"
ments, that if we chose to abandon the VS.
sci, he would take Us on board, otaerwIs''
he must make sail and stand CT, As nc ca
pected another gale was then s?rIngIn5uP'
we then requested of him 10 let ms men
remain while 70 assis. " to rig aJVH
mast, which he refused. We then asS'1
him if he could spare US a spar, some ,op,'
and few nails he replied he had n0'"'a5
on board to spare, and began 10 MAKE Sd"
We then begged Of him 10 remain b! u -, a
little while to see how the weather "o Cd
prove, that we might have chance Il Il
proved bad, to leave the wreck w'''' ''s
likewise refused, and went OFT. o'mG '.y'
spoke big Clarissa Claiborne, lla"'" .bn
from HAVANA, bound 10 Phliadeipo'S' ""'
humanely took us in tow during tnS n'' H;'
and came on board mex. morning VIZ" ~.
people, supplied us with sp:rs' &C. anu anu, a.
sisted us iii rigging a Jury mast h H
lat. Sd, 81, long. 66, 90, spoke , I",s;Ca
lanes, Watson, SO days out from j s.s:.
BOUND to Philadelphia ; thsy bs'''g u' much
ed for provisions, could not abort - E.fa
assistance We supplied them VIII b1 noe
,arrel beef, half do. pork, potatoes '"''
&c.