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DOLLARS REWARn-H.n-,

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran.
away from the subscriber, about months
ago. ELF A, a muatto woman about thirty years
ing recollected-her husband lives in Rchmon
II expect shh is either lurking in that place or in
the neighborhood of w illiamsburg-she was pur
chased OF Doctor Tazewell about three or four
years ago, I'D am told is harbored in the ne 9Th
oorhood o. the latter place. The above reward
VIII be paid to any person who will deliver her
TO Inc in Manchester.
SAMES ~ WINFREE.
Nov g o,
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@ PIbiished BY Thomas Richie, nearly op-
eosife the Globe Tdvern, Richmond, Virg mia.
GT CONDITIONS :-F1ve dollars a year, to
be paid annually in advance. Those ppho srish 10
BE consideyed annual subscribers, hereafter
designate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
steir papers will be discontinued the expiration
Of the first year.
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PURSUANT to a decree oil the County
- Court o. Hanover, wW DO sold on the 1Oti,
gay OF december next if lar, otherwise the
next fair day, for the benefit of the D;s,y,bu,ee,
oil Major John Bowe decd, the following ira rs
and lot OF LAND, to wit--That we'll known
Tavern called the MERRY OAKS. living on
the stage road leading from Richmond to the
Federal City, only Is miles from the former
piace.-To enumerate all the ADVANTAGES attach
eu 10 TINS ancient stand as Tavern, would be use
less, as 1t is presumsbe any person DESTROYS of
purchasing will first view the premises suf,;ce
It however to say, that both the mail and accom-.
mouating stages keep yearly their change e
itorses there; which will ultimately enable n
Possessor to enrich the lands, and the passenger
either breakfast or dine very day. There ar
attached to the Tavern about 4 hundred acres ,f
land which is well adapted to the culture ofcorp
wheat, oats and clover.
ALSo-5 or 600 acres OF LAND situated
within one and half miles of the Merry Oals
ana adjoining the lands of Col Tompkins, ID.
vid Oliver and Joseph Wingfeld This tr,c,
VIII De sold entire divided TO suit purchase.
1t lies we'll, part is well timbered and is well
adapted to the culture of small e. ain. ANY per-
son wishing to purchase will be shewn the be
iore mentioned lands by applica ion 10 CAPTAIN
Nathan!el Bowc VINO resides adjacent thereto
And on the same day and place will be sold Al,
unimproved half acre lot of LAND in Hanover
lown.-Fwelye months credit will oe allow.
ne FuiCnasers, giving Dond with approved
security, and deed ofTrust on the land TO se,
cure the payment-By
THE COMMISSIONERS.
N b. WI be sold on the same day and place,
Ior cash. I'VE SHARES III the Deep Run Turn
PIKE company and about one thousand dollars
in SIX and three per cent deferred Stoc k-A1so.
Will be rente'' for the ensuing year, the plal..a
'!on on which Mr. Charles Jervss at p, sent re-
sides.
WIN G NATH'L. BOWIE, Adm'rs
Of J0HW BJWn er.'6
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HE subscriber intends, in a few weeks, to
leave this state for Enriand-and in his ali
sence, Mr. Lew Jones is duly authorized TO at
tend to any business, in which he may be con
cerned. All persons, having claims against him.
may bring them forward fi,r psvment
DABNEY MORRISS.
Nottoway county, november 6 3G
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FISHER, TAYLOR & Co. three doors J..
IL bove the Bell Tavern, have Just received
from London and LiverPooi, by The Ship Averick
and Brig Ann, large assortment of well select
ed GOODS, suited to the present &: ensuing sea-
son, which they offer for sale, on the most rea
sonable terms, by the piece or package.
October 90 Nv
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MONCuRE
Sarriuxg Partner of the late firm of
Pyosser G Moncurc.

October 30 It
U My Office, after the first Nov'r. ensuing,
will be kept during this winter, at my ID yelling
House, on Shockoe Hill, near the Capitol Square.
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NJ ALUABLE LAND--FOR SALE.--By
virtue of tine powers vested in the Executor
by the will of col Champion Travis, decd mn
be sold, on the premises, ON the 5th day of Dec.
next, that valuable PLANTATION, living in the
Island OF James Town and county Of lanes CT.
ty, known by the name Of the Island /; contain.
ing between eight and nine hundred acres OF
land about four hundred and fifty acres where
OF is arabic and peculiarly adapted to the prodrc
ton of corn, wheat and tobacco, and the balance
firm high marsh, well suited to the raising Of
stock-the Executor deems minute descrpt ION
OF this estate unnecessary but solici;s those who
may be disposed to purchase, to visit it previous
to the day of sale
The terms ofssle will be, one thousand pounds
to be paid at the expiration of twelve months, L.
the balance of the purchase money at the expi
ration Of two years from the day Of sale bond
aud security to be given in each case, 10 carry
interest from the date ifnot pdnctuaily paid &
deed oftrust on the property, to secure each paw
ment AT the same time and place, will be sold,
on credit of twelve months, an all sums above
ten dollars (bond and security 20 he given by the
purchasers to carry interest from the date, If not
punctually psid,) between one and two hundred
barrels Of corn, the crop of fodder, &c valuable
stock OF cows, sheep and hogs, aud all the Far.
mlHg Ut~aeJs, belonging 60 tte said estate
THE EXECUTOR.
november 4w
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WIN. & NATH'L. BOWIE, .Adm'rs
81 john BOW.s. Ge.'d
november 9 Au

a DVERTISEMENr-W DE soiI =, ne
4 n highest bidder on the 17th day of ID ecem.
neI next, upon the plantaticn of the late Col
William Nelson of King William County. he
tween thirty and forty valu able SLAVES con
Sis'ing generally OF young men and DO, S there
are among them Cooper, some valuable House.
Servants, an excellent Gardner, Ostler and a
good Female Cook credit oftwelye months.
''Ii De allowed the purchaser giving bond with
approved security to carry interest from The date
IT not punctuay paid
WIN be sold at the same time and place the
Crops OF Tobacco, Corn, Fodder &c some very
valuable Mules, Brood Mares SC. a good CARR
age. Cash will be required tor all sums undaf
twenty dollars, above that the same credit al.
lowed as gwen on the negroes.
N. b 1t is the anxious wish of the ,dm;n;s,ro
tor to settle all just claims agalnst the above es
tste those having any claims will please cc::.e
Forward on or before the day of sale and have
them adjusted.
CHARLES C. PACE.
HdnH1lStTGfor zvikh ihe will annexed.
Nov Is 60
ANALL GOODS.-The subscriber has receI-
4 ved by the Averick from London, and Cora.
rom Liverpool, general assortment of GOODS,
suitable TO tue season-among which are
London and Yorkshire super6ne Cloths and
Kerseymeres
Union, Bedford and Bennets Cords
Swansdowns, Toilinetts and DENNIS
Sd and < double milled cloths
Coatings Bearskins, Frieze, Flannels & Baizes
Plans, Kerseys and Blankets
Cough & Brathwaites' Napt Cottons
Yarn Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings
Hanlkercniefs, Shawl and Aiusiins
Silk Velvets and Sewing Silk
Irish Linens and Broghedas
Queens Cord, Veiyets, Thicksetts aud Copsti
tuition Cords
good assortment of Sadery, Hardware and
Cutlery
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vises
Flat bar, Crawey and English bIistered Steel
He continues 10 transact business on commiss,
on and mas for sale, ON consignment, Queens
ware, Whlskey, Shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE
november 10 ~
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The subscribers, under The firm of Moncure,
Robinson and peasants, will carry on, from the
1st of November ensuing, the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the Buildings
lately occupied by Prosser s, 'oncure, to which
business their attention will be exclusively devo
ted they tender their services to their friends,
and most particularly TO the Customers of the
late concern of Prosser & Moncure, and hereby
assure all who may favor them with their conf
dence, that their most unbounded exertions will
be used TO give general satisfaction their store
room on the Man-Street will be reserved exclu
siveiy for the reception of dry goods. Their days
of public sale will be Monday and Thursday in
each week--Ther grocery sales will be held at
their Lumber House, on the Cross Street, leading
to the Governors, and their dry good sales, at
their Auction Store, on the Main Street, nearly
opposite the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand, for Private Sale,
80 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum, part of which
is old
90 Hhds. BrOwN Sugar, part Of Which is
so BarrelsS LIST quality.
10 Hhds Molasses
so Barrels Loaf Sugar
10000 lbs. Coffee
Imperial, Hyson aud Souchong Teas
90 Tierces Rice
Cases Glass Tumblers
A few bales Point Blankets
q few cases Elegant Prints
A few bales India Cotton
Kerseys, white and blue Plains
German Ticklenburgs, Rolls and Hessians
Pepper, Ginger, Soap, Gre. &c Grc.
All of which will be sold low for cash. or ap-
proved paper i'll town.
tVm. MONCURE,
IORN ROBINSON,
FRED'K. PLEASiNTS.
They are in hourly expectation Of receiving
90 90 Lids PRIME SUGAR.
mr. G. p.
October go Il
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q ARDENINC & FARMING.-WAntsa 81
~ citation person from Europe, well &C
qualnted with Gardening and Farming let ..
tiers directed to A. d. and left al this Office, will
Be duly attended to.
november 10. 9,vyA,y
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n DISSOLUTION Of the Co partnership, un
( n der the firm of Prosser & Moncure, having
taken place, in consequence of the death of Nr.
John Prosser, the business transacted under the
said firm, must, of necessity, be Immediately
brought to close. All persons indebted to the
immediate payment to me, and those who have,
may have, claims against the said firm, are
most earnestly invited to apply, without delay, &
receive payment of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16

nj OTICE.--A PETITION viii be presented
IN to the next Assembly Of Virginia, by Ben
iauin Edmunds of Brunswick county, praying =
divorce from Martha his wife.
October 80 IF
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SIMPSONS SPEECH,
Z Ji.fdWnlieii : ,ef she, AZ thu OFce.
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NJ UIICE.-A PETITION win be present
l ed TO the next General Assembly Of Vir.
g,ma' 'or leave TO turnpike the road between
Richmond and Petersburg, sc.
Oct 9. 1ysn
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VIE public are respectfully informed, th t
TIE GENTLEM5N'S NEW POCK-
EFT COMPANI0N, On the subject Of Horses,
by Q, gentleman of Surry county, Virginia, which
has been so Literally subscribed TO, will go To-
press so soon as the engrsyings arc executed.
november 10 I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16

II IRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR, have recei-
~ we'd by the late arrival, from London and
Liverpool, large Assortment OF FALL GooDs,
which they are disposed 10 sell low for cash or
acceptances in Town
ON CONSIGNMENT
100 Tons best Swedish Iron assorted, and 500
Casks London Porter.
October 80
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R1NTIE
OF EVERY pEscRIPrIoN, NEArty rxecf.,rn
HP THIS oFFICFA
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-03
From, the Connecticut Mirror.

By paragraph from the New London
pap of Wednesday last. it will be seen
that Gen. Armstrong arrived there ON the
preceding evening, the ship in which he
came having met with an injury on Shag-
WON reef, tLong Island lis stated that
the general brings no other news than that
"o,er affairs with Frame lock rather .gloo.
mu" How strange it is tnat our affairs
wi,h France should look gloomy in that
caxntry whilst they are so chee,fufa'la hsmi-
nous IN this! VIVA. can sucn a state Of
things be owing to? Is it possible that the
revocation of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES
was q MEASURE calculated to produce an
effect only in the United .Stdtss ? Can
suck frank, honest, open hearted, up and
down t,onare., as Bonapar.e, lay Il scheme
merely TO deceive os? The best Of it is,
that If he should for oncS attempt such aa
unjus,6able, or as MIR. Gales would say,
" rebrehensibAe," thing, We are fortunate
" equipped with an administration, that are
proof against all his wit, all his cunning and
all his threats. Let hinrtake in AIR. Mad.
ison anI Mr.. Robert Smith il he can.-----
In the mean time our merchants are in
viied strongly to send out twenty or thirty
millions of dollars mere for his ma esty's
prvy purse. They paid the expences of
the royal wedding it is no more than lar
tina, they should provide cash aganst the
birth of the young EMPEROR. who 's-said 10
bc forth coming.
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TOR SALE,

FNNE hundred s. seventy acres ofLAND
~ situated on the post road from Alex
andria to Occoquap, within miles OF Alex
andria; being one half of the Round Hill
tract, and formerly the property of William
TripIett. The terms will be made known by
application to MIR. James ruin, Mount Airy,
or to the subscriber now residing at Mrs.
Linssy's, near Occoquan.
Reynald Grimes.
Octnhcr &
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NOTICE..

TIME Creditors of James Douglass, on the
i 18th of July 1904, who subscribed his
release previously to the first day Of Novem-
Der in thatye arc required to exhibit their
claims duly authenticated to the subscribers
on or before the first day of January next,
preparatory to dividend. No interest Will
be allowed after the 18th of July 1904.
Robert I. Taylor.
William Newton.
October 9. go
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visions wit force upon him FrccipItate
retreat; such desperate fighting IS Is with
out example on the annals OF modern
warfare, Or capitalization OF his whole ar
nv. This latter idea is, however, only a
presumption, only to be realized in the e
vent of decided victory on the part ct
Wellington and Massena's inability TO
retreat for want Of supplies.
From the Boston Repertory Of Nov. %.
In our last we described the movements
and positions of the brlligerent Forces in
Portugal, down to the 9Th, of October, at
which time lord Wellins,on's army extend.
ed from the ragus to the Atlantic, his left
occupying the most advanced post, at AL
cabaco, near the coast, forty.fye miles from
Lisbon.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Jarvis, our late
consul at Lisbon, arrived in this port, in
the brig Constellation, capt. Leach, in 90
days passage. Sailed the 22d of"Gcuber,
by permission, an embargo having been laid
on all shipping, on the 81s. Mr.. Jarvis
has furnished US with information as 10 the
state of things, until the time he sailed
Lord Wellington still keeping his right
at ALEXANDRIA, on the Tagus, had eoncentra,-
ed his forces SO as to bring his kft to Ma.
fra, making line from east to west of IS
miles, covering Lisbon, which is but about
as far in his rear, and having the French in
front, in line nearly parallel, a, the dis.
lance of eight miles, the left OF Massena's
army extending to Villa Franco, on the
Tagus. Thus situated, both armiesssre Eor-
tilying themselves, and as the ground is
mountainous between the Tagus and the
ocean, both armies occupy advantageous
positions .or defence.
Three DAYS before Mr.. Jarvis sailed, lord
Wellington was joined by The marquis Ro
mana, with 10000 Spanish troops /; and At
the same time, received much more I'M
portant reinforcement of 10000 British
troops 5000 Of whom were from England
and ireland, and the other 900, two regi
ments from CadIz, two from Sicily and one
from Glbrsltar. The whole number Of
British troops were now estimated at about
$4,000 and COCO allies. EIas.ena's ar
my is rated al 1900, whose cartridge boxes
are much bsttcr supplied than them bread
baskets.
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NEW LONDON, Oct. 16.
SIIIPWRECK.

..,t from the Lag, Book ct the sA;p Ra
r&@ 80 crrsved here fran Isle ofAiay.
~ O at i a. M. in LAT. SO, long. 81
J bsrd gales from the S. S. w. with herd
- he ne lightning and rain, aud rough
'4u'" nndsr close reefed topsaiIs, steering
~ BY N Z or s knots, when We passed
NM ,.A;o tx ships length to leeward Of a
s ...es which we plainly perceived 70 be a
@.s Ifnll of water, with all her masts and
) VIZ, e none, and nothing Standing she APP.
D'' 40 be about $50 tons, iullbuilt, ,ho't
F'; Jaw two masts floating along side. The
b.iuc a little our OF the water, (altho'
~. NV dark on it we plainly saw 4 or par-
.,o $, on seeing the snip they all hailed We,
! bad and waved thtlr hands TO US s; they
,,n,arsd lied 10 the stern, as the sea at
rs rs brole al! over them. We iinmedi-
.'.I,. hanIed 70 the wind under press Of
',gIor their assistance, although at the
,,o,p lime the sea was running SO high and
Il. wind so strong that 4 boat could not
he. By veeIing every half hour, Gas the
,Su would not say kept the wreck in
sqht 70 The windward unlil 8 A. VI. when
N rale increased, and the wind shifted TO
ne westward. and at the same time lost
,eht OftEe wreck. Still continued yeeriNg
he snip every forty minutes, until day
llsht, Under a heavy press OF sail, 10 hopes
,or,l,sys them during the day. A; 6, tae
wadblew so strong from n. N. w. We
were forccdto hand the sails and send
down ykr top gallant yards. Saw no more
Of me wreck
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.,,s entitled 70 extra ras'oas,a Is som'
I'm. 5;or officers at these posts. - nave,
nlan =. ss9. objected the paymastsr 70 pas
H. a,cnsler stoppagss, tillthc tmoan1 Is ! -
t'sI' 49, - Col. Cushing ia his letter . ms s
is Fs. ,,sts ol the 1esh of June, 1909, al
spu s,.t;nr thar he was the commanding or
8 8 .ntitlrol u the extra r ITO IS, q elfcuh,
tSs aes he says, wetl-known ,o.she general
'laSs sa,rv officer and soldier at he post, ne
@o ors.yves, 8 Butt am assured by The
~. ..rsl that the subsistence a!lowsa 70
6aby The president. was intended as a
~ .;5 re ENDORSEMENT, tor some SIN or
P', ]. ,bo,,sand dollars which he h%d sx'
sS.aa.il IN the affair of Burr; aud i THIS
.snr,nce be correct, it is Impossible mat
- r;ei,t 10 double ratlans at Natchltoches,
= a,,jjele rasions at New Orleans, can,
49, -, Share whatever, be affected by his
,lossucr." y
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Notice is hereby gwen.

|. PURSUANT to a dccretal order of Fair
tax county cort, made on the gath day
uAuSast, 1910, will be sold at public sale,
@lhe highest bidder on the premises, on
Monday The Sd day Of December next, at /
sdOck, on.a credit of twelve months, tthe
Purchaser giving bond with approyedsecurity)
Sandry lnsbfoUed Lots,
u the town OF Colchester, and Tree .Acrea
1qad adjoining tie said town, and some OF
qe Aforesaid lots which William Thompson
li'e Of The county OF Fairfax died seized Of
(which time sundry House Doors and Wiz
NO Cash, belonging 10 said Thompson's
S'ale will also be sold These sales are made
" lie benefit Of the said Thompson's Gre
r'Ors IN said order mentioned. The title
t'pers, &c. will at the time and place be pre-
sacsa. The purchascr on the execution OF
roper bond will DC put in possession OF the
F0perty, and receive deeds therefor
I'd. Radcliffe,
~ VI. c. c. +. County.
~
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of tie county
Court Of Prince William, viii be sold by
Tha''c auction for cash, on the lst Monday In
sSembcr next, between the hours OF one
!. ~ !, Two o'clock, p. NJ before tie front door
=. ue court house of Prince William county
s0'esald, I'll O TRACTS or LIND, the
erty of John Watson, supposedto contain
A'"drtd aud thirty ceres, lying on Bull
WI apd Occoquan 10 said county.
VIM. A. G. Dade, Conn.
ocsnher 20, lwats
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lust Received

Fresh CURRANTS,
Twelve boxes fresh MHscatel Raisins;
A few boxes hnchoyies, Olives aid Ca
psrs
Mustard, Table Salt in baskets,
Best Spanish Segars in half boxes,
Excellent Cheese,
And 4 variety OF Marble Figures.
LOUIS Beeler.
Cctober %,
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Whaleman, we may soon hear that the race
and Plenty is on short allowance, the gua-
ker selling fire arms in St. Domingo oe
the Liberty engaged in the slave. traas----
B0stou GaS.
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Public Sale.

On Thursday nert sviN be sold on the Premises
at II o'clock,
Two two story Brick dwelling Hou-
scs and Lot OF Ground, situated Oh the north
side OF Duke street, between Water and
Union streets Terms viii be made Xxi own
IL the place Of sale:
i. G. Marstelier.
Oct 1ber 27.a
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Ns5v s. curious Exhibition, By mir. llarts"o
the celebfatea ARTIST, ti'om Enrobe.
PART LIST Pleasing Mathcmaticat ExPe-
riments and Magic Art
Part 2d.-Thc true * most admired.Phan-
tasnayolia.
Cl- Doors to BE opened at hall, past Ave.
Curtain to rise at half past six. Particulars
n the bills.
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Members Of the 18th Congress elected BY
y ) J
Ne5v Jersey,
ADAM BOYD,
Thomas NEWBoLD,
JACOB HUFTy,
LEWIS CoNDIcT,
GEORGE c. MAXWELL,
JAMES MORGAN.

Captaln OteVepS, O! snip DeoJaHiu lioin
LIVERPOOL arrived at New York was board
ed September IS, in lat. IL long. IS, by a
French privateer schooner of 10 guns, who
robbed captain S of a watch and sonst o.
Their articles. The priyateer was Z days out
from France, and had taken the BRIG
UNION, Stubbs, from Nantucket, with
oil, for London, and sent her to France.
The Unions captain and crew were on
board the privateer. She had made ether
prizes, among which was British schooner
from Liverpool, laden with salt for Ameri-
ca. The privateer released the schooner
and put two ships companies on board him.
Captain Stevens was released On account of
his cargo not being valuable enough to send
in. Sept. 13, lat. AZ, long. "a, was board
ed by British frigate, which was cruising
for French frigate, which had been out OF
port Il days.
Names ofmerchant vessels are sometimes
strangely inconsistent with their employ
ment, or their fate. cannot repress a
smile, when the ship news informs me-, that
the Baltic is bound to Brazil, the arctic
for Africa, the Monsoon for the West In
dies, and tie Zevdnt for Gostenburg. 1t
can hardly be wondered at, if the JeHer..
son chides the embargo the Lazy Madi-
son violates the non intercourse, or the
President trades under foreign licences;
when the very laws OF nature are so chang
ed, Guatimozin rides in Boston harbor, the
Massachusetts, is owned in NewYork and
the Mississippi runs out of the Chesa.
peake. .s ,...sa....
The experience Of our insuranc. offices
viii perhaps shew, that the Eaglsis a dull
sailer, the Hercules too crank, the Ocean
unseaworthy, the Neptune run down, by
the Triton, the Flying Fish struck on Fry
ing Pan shoals, and the Spectator hileed
upon Noman's Land. 1.-THE Rising States
may be plundered with impunity by a pick
aroon, the Julius Cesar become coal car
rier, and the Pompey be degraded to a
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ENTERED,
Sch'rJ John, Levermore, Portsmouth, N.
H.-Sundries, TO Lawrason & Fowle.
CLEARED,
Brig Economy, Smith, Boston-by John
G. Ladd. !
seh'r Elizabeth, Neweomb, do. by do.
Hannah, Goold, do. by co.
60 Palmer's packet will fail
for Norfolk on Monday next,
wind and weather permitting.
October s27.