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DovER. Senfemher 81

4, NJ ~ ~ - ny DCIJttINUtI 11'
nc Naiad frgate has just anchored a.
breast of the Castle, with one Of the large
BouloSne praatns with French colours under
the British, which she took after severe
acton ihe praam appears very long low
snip, and they say has very heavy metal !;
her ioremast stands very far forward, and
her mizzen mast very far abaft. She an
pears as long as the frigatc, and does not
appearto be much damaged in her sails and
rigging. Bonapartc was present II is said.
The fiotilla 20 sail strong was out the first
day, and Bonaparte cnraged 10 sec the fri
gate behave so cool and determined, sent out
Praams to takethe Naiad, and this was the
cause OF the terrible firing khat we have
heard here. Lord Temple is gone of to the
.r1gate to learn particulars. Bonaparte's
beng present. viii make this action inemora-
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FOREIGN.
Latest from England.

LosDoN, Aug.4
His majesty, we understand, is not now so
much confined nor restrained as he has been
before, when his malady rose TO an unequal in
tensencss lie is allowed The liberty OF a whole
suite departments, and his powers of personal
action arc not Limited but 10 prevent his do
ing himseimschief by coming in contact with
hard substances q danger TO which he would
be particularly exposed by the combined opera.
ton Of the violence of his paroxysms the free.
dom Ofhis personal action, and the deficiency
ofbis slght,) the floors and walls, and the anti.
cles Of furniture necessary for his maicstys i'm.
mediate use and comfort, arc covered over with
cushions and stuffngs Of so soft composition
as to prevent their doing any hurt In the con.
structlon and preparation Of these works of Sc
eurity, the splendour which the egsIature took
care TO make preparation for in every part Of the
care and custody Of the royal person. has been
attended to- The materials Of the dcEcnces We
have mentioned, or AZ least the outsitlcs of them
arc splendid, and the plans aud patterns, so far
IS the thing viii admit, sre elegant. The floors.
VIC understand, are done with cork, laid onto
a sufficient thickness under the carpet; the
walls have, over the stuAing, hangings of satin
or velvet and iHe cloth, similar to those used in
the other apartments in Windsor castle, and IN
those apartments themselves before the change
The whole effect is said to be such that these
apartments ars in every psIt rendered ike the
AYdeat an cosy carriage,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-31

in the Remarkably short passage Of II DAYS
from GreenoeS, which port She left Oh the
last of September. By this arrival, tic Edi-
tors of the Mercantile ADVERTISER, have re-
ceived London papers 20 the 18th OF Scptem-
Der. from which the following extracts are
made. tf
The King was alive, and remained nearly
| as per last adviccs.
! The dates from Spain and Portugal arc
| no later than before received, and the En-
glish papers are very barren Of intelligence
The United States frigatc Constitution ar
rived i'll the British Channel about the midi
die of September, and had sailed for Hol
land. She carried out Mr.. BARLOW, rs min
ister from the United States to France
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For qHg 4RcUs.

1t was SAYING OF one OF The wise Anc;ents,
that whcnevera vicious man praised him lie w.;
alarmed, and began to reflect what infamous act
he had hoen guilty OF which could cxtort the
applause OF sach man. On this principle. ough.
not the President ofthc U. States to consider th.
unceasing caiumnics oithe Tories snd their :ssi-
hcreSts as the highest Eulogiun!
An n'iilible Indication by which genuine
Tory may be KNOXVILLE is this--,-tmeyica (vith
him) can do nothing that is yight-Brifaia can
do nothing that is sprOss,
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SEPTEMBER IA.

Letters from the Piercer gln-brig, dated
off the coast of France, the 9th inst. state
that she had fallen in with, and after tough
chase, detained very valuable American
ship bound from Bordeaux to New-York,
with French brandies, cases OF dollars in
bulk, and FIVE cases ofgold watches, consign-
ed from French house there to a French
house at New-York.
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September 81

Frice OF Stocks co.'s day az one O'clook-S pcr
cent, cons. o5 rs 70 3-4--5 per cent Bills (Sd)
par .. dis mnitm-Consolsf for Oct, cal
capt. Cartarct's account OF his action will an.
pear IN this nights Gazct;e.--lt wasa most eaI.
iSht one, and not the less welcome TO our tars
oy IT'S being fought in sight Of Bonapartc Sew
Srh letters describe him as being quite conf
Hent OF furnishing his mistress, who, It is said
- AZ Boulogne, with tho spectacle ofthc capture
% British irigatc. Our readers rccollcct his
a nast visit to Boulogne, when she put him iato
an rage oy The unlucky question, Why his
"01ll'" oVt not go out and t.ke an EIgIish fl
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Krfrncl ofAnofher Lctter

During the latter part Of the engage.
ment, the French Admiral, and the rest Of
his fleet, made towards the harbor of Bou-
logne, which 50 enragod his Imperial Maies-
ty' that he ordered the guns Of the batteries
70 be turned on the invincible fiotila. TO drive
them to sea again, but il had no effect for
as the French Commodore said, "Their
master sent them cut to fight men, but they
found devils"
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
X C II M o " ID.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1911.
1900 Dollars Reward.

Fos TIE su.t or SEVENTEEN THOUSAND
Do'.tAR3, OR TEN rEa CENT. Foa SMALL
LER sun, will be paid by the subscriber to ant
person giving aucl, information IS will cnabi:.
hiin 20 set possession OF the MONEY of which
the Public Treasury, was lately ROBBED, or 5f
any part thcreoi--No questions WILL be asked Of
the person, or persons, who may restore Inc
whole, or any part Of the said money.
JOHN PRESTON,
Treasurer of the Commonwealth
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NORFOLK. Oct. 81

The brig Drummord, Capt. Langdon, be-
longing to this port, and bound from New
York for Bordeaux, having IL French pas
sengers, was captured by the Cadmas Bri-
tish sloop of war, and carried into Plymouth
on the 4th Sept
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DARTMOUTH, Sept. Il.

Arrived yesterday, the Adelaide cartel,
from Mor'aix, with two American messen
gers, with dispatches for their Minister at
London. The cartel also brought over two
other Americans, and French Generals
wife.
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SEPTEMBER Of.

Arrived, the American schooner Match
less, of and from New-York, out % DAYS,
bound for Bordeaux, and detained by his Ma
jesty's ship Semiramis and Amazon.
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PLYMorrn, september Is.

Sailed the Collingwood cartel, with Mr..
Badger. an American gentleman, who is
charged with dispatches from Mr.. Smith,
London, to Mr.. Joel Barlow, at Paris.
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FALMourn. Semi. 21.

The Lord Bobert Packet, with mails for
America, sails out tomorrow morning.
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His Majesty's meals are now served up
with some Regularity and manner, as when
he was first afflicted with the ma!ady, and
eats with a very good appetite.
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- ADVERTISEMENT ihtended-ffr this
paper should be handed in by 8 o'cloe IN the
morning Of the day Of publication, otherwise
they cannot appear till the succeeding Mon
day Or Thursday,
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&c His Majesty has passed the night with
OFT sleeo, and is not quite so well this msrn-
ing.-(Signed by the Physicians.)
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GLAsaow. Septcm,,cr

The following Bulletins have been pub
lished since our last -
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THE KING.
ULLETT.N.
WINDSOR CAsrLr. se.cmbc,. u

WINDSOR CASTLE, Sctcmbcr 81.
" His Majesty had some sleep in the
night; and is much the same as he was the
day before yesterday.
''H. HALFORD. III
"W.HERBERDEN.
"R. WILLIS"
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SEPTEMBER IS.

~ very general Satisfaction was produced
on Saturday by the report of the capture of
the American frigate President. Every boz
dy rejoiced that the buccaneer who attack
ed a little sloop which he could not take, had
himself been forced to strike to a vessel of
interior force But as stated on Saturday,
there is every reason to believe the report
untounded; for, it is known, that the Presi-
dent was at NewYork so late as the 9th or
9TH OF August; and the Melampus was at
that time at Halifax, receiving the baggage
OF Sir George Provost, for Quebec.-rhe
account however, as far as it related to the
insolence of Rodgers, was characteristic of
the man though it is hardly to be supposed
"a frigate of any nation would have ventur-
ed to attack So gun British frigate y,
1--WE copy the preceding article from the
London Courier, to give our readers another
specimen of the ignorance of British editors
OF Newspapers when speaking of the con-
Germs ofthe United States, and of the inso-
lent and contemptuous manner in which
they treat an independant nation. The
eplthet OF Buecaneer comes with an i'll grace
from country which has committed so ma
ny depredations on our commerce and the
idea that "A gun frigate of any nation would
not venture to attack an English frigatc of
80, is too ridiculous to merit serious attenti-
on.
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NEw-YonE, October %.
VERY LATE FROM G. BRITAIN.

Yesterday morning arrived at this port,
the fast sailing ship Trident, Capt. Forman,
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E" HImdsor Castle, Sr3,t. :

The king continues in the same state"
" nmdsor Castle, Sen. IS.
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LoSDoE, Sept. 81.
THE KING.
U'md&or Castle, Scht. /

" HidSor Caste, Srft. Is.
His Majcsty's state continues the same
"l6.-Hls Majesty continues i'll the same
state"
"iz.-His Majesty continues in the same
state"
"1s-His Majesty continues in the same
state"
"19.--His Majesty continues in the same
state"
"2o.-Thcre is no change in his Macsty's
state"
On Tuesday the king ate very hearty
dinner, and walked most of the day about
his suite of rooms and the large passage at
tached to them.
II is stated by some passengers who arri-
we'd at Dover in the ship Holfnuug, from
Havre, to be curren. report in France, that
Louis Bonaparte is not to be found ; and it is
there supposed he has emigrated to this
country.
BY gentleman who has recently left
Archangle, and arrived in town, we have re-
ceivcd the following communication on the
state of affairs in Russia. He says that most
of the Commerce with that country is now
carried on by the Americans, that there were
no less than one hundred and five Ameri-
cans lying at Archangel when he left it.
There were also great number at St. Pc
tersburgh, all laden with colonial produce,
an article which the Russians were in great
want ot.-Ee further states, that the En-
Peror Alexander has very large army on
foot, but owing to the officers being so bad
ly paid, no reliance could be placed on them,
and this is in a great measure the cause of
his not commencing hostilities against France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-31

Vegetation las been uncommonlv active this
season On the Delaware Pumpkinwas raised
which weighed 176 pounds, and in Connecti-
cut, - from one seed weighed at New Haven
$50 pounds, and the vines extended 283 feet
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I0HeY for Sale,

MY estate in Hanover, called and known
by the name of ByLf1RLD, containing 1874
acres, be the same more or less, together
with the Negroes, between 90 and 20, most
ly in families--also, all the stock OF Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Mules. and the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will be given of the whole as
soon as i contract is concluded, including the
present growing crops, at their estimated va.
lne. One fourth of the purchase money Will
be required in hand, and the balance il, one
and two years on interest. If sale OF the
land should not take place before the ! 9TH OF
august, the negroes, stock, &c. will be sold
on that day, together with the standing corn,
and the estate leased for term OF years.
I have alto for sale about IS, 900
Acres of Military Lands in the States OF Ohio,
Kentucky, and he Indiana Territory, besides
1000 Acres in the county OF Mason and State
Of Virginia near the Ohio. For particular
description of all which and for terms OF sale,
apply to Mr.. Thomas TAYLOR, of Richmond,
or to
John Hopkins.
March o. 2aw2m
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
ind other Valuable Books,

6NI OGHS/ Y 0SUE0LC bV""'S
Just received, for sale hy JAMES hFNNEDY,
senior, bookseller, King street.
The American Lady's Preceptor-a new
school book
The Americans Guide--containing the
Constitutions Of the United States, with tbs
latest Amendments-th Declaration OF In
dependence Federal Constitution, aud
Na,hington's Farewell Address
Smrke's Review Of a Battalion Of Infantry,
with elegant and appropriate Engrsvlngs
Mavcr's Plu:arch, for the use OF Schools
Hamers French Grammar and Exercises
Du6ef and Boyer's French Dictionaries
Duiet's Nature Displayed
Eagew ,rti's Moral Tales for young people
-- Parents Assistant
- Tales of Fashionable Life
A School Testament, OH fine paper, with
a new and handsome type
Walsh's American Review OF History and
rcl,ics, No. 1.-The I'd is daily expected
The Archives of Useful knowledge, the
three first numbers, by DIR. Mease-at three
ollars per annum.
April m&tbt
Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation
Lottery
Commences drawing on the first Monday
in May.
Present price of whole Tickets BIO 50
Half do. 5 81 IL
Quarter do rs
Prize Tickets in the baltimore Hospital
Lottery taken in pay ment for Tickets in this
Orders from distance enclosing the cash
ipos.- paid| will be promptly attended TO-.
A CHI ok of the whole drawing viii be kept
for the examination of the tickets during the
drawing, and every Information respecting
the Lottery will be given free Of expeoce.
r. GRAY,
Opposite the Washington Tavern.
April
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r. w. PEYTON

oEFERS FOR S4LE,
20 boxes Spermaceti Candies
1000 bushels Liverpool, Lisban, 4 Turks
Island Salt
30 ,oas plais'er
30 barrels Tar
West India Rum in hogsheads
MGssorado Sugar in ditto
New Orleans di,,o, first quality
Coffee in bags
whiskey in hosshssds and barrels
Pepper in bags
pimento in kegs
.lmperial, hysen, and young hyson Teas
Chocolate md Candies in boxes
Butter and Lard II, hrkins and kegs
a few tons country Hemp
Swetles Bar hon
April 10 1ivA2sw4w
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The Subscriber
Ofers or Sale on moderate fernis, tie f0l:osci,3s
VALUABLE PROPEKKY.

FALUdBLE FROFERNH.
A LOT of Ground, sauste isahe lower
end OF Fairfax Street, running witbthe said
Street one hundred aud seveniY-six feet, Sc
ven Understanding on Jefferson Street, ono
hundred and tweaty-,hree feet 6vc inches,
and containing half an acre. Theimprove-
ments on this Lot, consist Of an excellent and
completely finished two story brick Dwelling
House, with every convenient out house--a
good Pump in the yard, and.a Garden, which
with proper attention might be made highly
productive. Also,
A slnaIf piece Of Wood Land, containing
fifteen and one half acres, fronting en- the
Mount Vernon road, adjoining the country
seat of Mr. Andrew Jameson, and about 3
miles from the town. This land Is not more
than one quarter Of mile from the Hunting
Creek Turnpike Road, ard it is supposed
will average about IS or 40 cord of wood to
the acre.
Also, a Tract of Land on the
South side of Hunting Greek about. two hun
dred yards from he Turnpike Road, con-
tanning 6tty-one acres. Upon this ! ract arc
several beautiful sci,es for building, coin.
handing view of Alexandria, Washingtoc,
a part of Georgetown, considerable lengul
OF the river. 1t mas some good low grouhd
and . valuable Polosin attached 10 it. Apply
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William Smith,
WHO has for Sale,

we Aaus received from London,
Per ,he ship ST CurHaERr, ISAAC isAAcs'
master. via Norfolk
London superhne Cloth, va
rious colors H..
ditto ditto Kerseymeres, onto.
Yo.kshire ditto Cloths ''-''-
9 hoxes a., fine Irish Linen.
!, ditto "a 10. 10. do.
E,,xsa and Tow Shcetings Osnahurgs'
2 baie, Coffee nagging-fsr sale by the
package or piece. ,
London White Lead gsound In Oil.
bales Kendall Cotton.
ditto Russia Driiiings. >
40 ditto Lisbon Corks.
Old Madeira Wine. -
IMPERIAL and Hyson Teas.
1910 bushels clear Lisbon Salt.
Best Cavendish Tobasco.
Common Chewing DO
~ We aoasb to sell BILLS on
LONDON at go or 90 days sight.
JOHN 4 IHoMA, VOWEL.
April Is. COZ
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New r. valuable Publications

New e valuable Publications.
Jxs, received. for safe by Lt.NES hE't"E-
DY, sen. Bookseller. Hing street.
An.,onissl Examinations at Surgeons
H:n, I.ondan
:i,omes' Observations on Ulcers
!ohosou's Practical Essay ON Cancers
Thomson. clemens OF CHEMISTRY
Conversations on ditto
Supplement to Murray's Chymissry
Co.'s Observations OF Combustion Aci
aihcation
Futhame On ditto
.5Hooper's Physicians qademeeum
Eonaycas,le's Algebra
Simpsons Plane and Spericai rlgonome'
sry
April II cow
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FOR SALE,

ron TERM or YEARS.
A stout, healthy MULd72O WO MdT I:
She has seven years to serve from June next.
Apply to the Printer.
April Is.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

TtfE subscriber contemplating removal
/ to the western country, Offers for sale
the residue Of his stock OF CABINET WORK
ofvsrious descriptions, together with guam
titY OF MARoGANy PLANK and SATIN WOOD
in logs. All of which he will dispose Of on
very enticing terms for cash or good notes.
Benjamin Adamson.
April IL. co
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NADER FOR SALE.

MADDER FOR SALE.
We have just received few hundred lbs.
of the first qnal,ty Madden.
Bryan Hampson and Co.
also on HIND,
a few hogsheads 4th proof old Jamaica
Spirits,
DO Sd proof Antigua do
40 barrels New England Rum.
pipes London Particular Madeira,9
$ do. do do. Ten.rifis, s
= do old Lisbon, ~
do. Sicily Madeira, e.
i quarter casks Malaga
4 few hundred pounds Spanish aote Indi-
go,
AND general assortment of Groceries OF
the best kind.
Also, quantity OF Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt
100 sacks fine do: containing from 4 l-2
o FIVE bushels each.
March Is.
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March 25.
MOUNT EAGLE.
This desirable Country Seat is tor

MOUN EhO LIZ.
This desirable Country Seat is tor
Sale on liberal credit. -Within haH an hours
ride of Alexandria, it offers every necessary
accommodation for gentccl family. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Greek; and con
tains two hundred and twenty.three aIres.
If not sold before the first week in April, 1t
will be leased to an approved Tenant, on &C.
comm odating terms publications. may be
made to WILLIAM HERBERr, Esq AleXan'
dria, or 10 the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near HanviAe, Maryland.
rs,r,,rv -. 2awf
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]. p. Simns.
April vs..
N 0 + l C. h.


A MEETING ofthe Great Hu"tiag Cree.
n Bridge Company will be held at tie
house Of Frederick Shuck, near the bridge,
on the first Monday in May next, at huff
past three O'Clock, for the purpose Of eiest-
ing PxEslDENr and four DiREcrons,. 70
serve the company the ensuing year.
John HooE Eeafurer.
April is. DIST s Q whist Iu:s Aay
Joseph H. Mandeville,
Corner Of K,.g and E,isn.. trfrts,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
so hhds. Sd and 18th proof W. India rum
20 ditto Muscovado sugsrs
80 ditto moiasscs
30 barrels common whiskey =
10 ditto old rye ditto
80 ditto New England rum
200 ditto ditto cider
90 ditto excellent shad
70 casks Malaga wine
80 boxes brown and white soap
so ditto mouhl and Gipt candles
SO ditto raisins
40 ditto best crown glass, 8 by 10 and 10
by -
90 ditto chocolate, no. | and no. g
20 chests~imperial, Tyson, young hysea
ard skin TE.dS
50 bags green coffee
20 ditto white ditto
50 ditto race ginger
900 reams wrapping paper
50 ditto writing ditto
5000 pounds Rhode Island cheese
500 ditto best Goshen ditto
10 bales India twine
! ditto rornal hankerch;efs
BY REI.iIL.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Pert AID Maa.
HINES
Cognac, Peach and Apple Brandy
Pepper, allspice, nutmegs, cloves, cinna.
mon, ground and race ginger, Indigo. alum,
copperas, tIimstone~ yunpowder, shot. pipes
in boxes. bingham boxes in nests, bed cord,
leading lines, trace ropes, snuff id bottles,
loaf and lump sugar, shaving soap, che sinx
tobacco of different qualities, mustart in'bot.
ties and by the pound, Spanish and common
cigars, honey, cut nails of all sizes, BIC. &c.
.ALI,
1906 bushels Lisbon by bushel
1000 ditto ground alum, and or in
1000 do hne Liverpool salt sacks.
Best superflne -four and water crackers.
April 6. DIST Siawsw
Pinkerton's Collections of Voy.
ages and Travels.
THE 10th and 18th Numbers ara Just re.
ceiyed, and ready for delivery to Subscri-
bers, WHO are requested to call for thcm.
~ Such Gentlemen as are DESTROYS OF
being possessed OF thi. valuable Work, md
of having their Dames eroNal among the
friends and patrons Of tbe. Arts, and. pfs use-
fsl Epowledse IN the Z. States, wiiip,selsv
make eariy' applications
JAMES KENNEDY, Ssn,s.
April 10 aAa
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Wa, put on board the s.oop Unity, at
Phiade mia, for AlssaDdxiaA ks-is-Angnss,
1869, barrel md box, marked Z. r. L he
owner viii get them on epp'ying to MIR. Da'
mel Mclean and paying charges
CALEB HAND
Aprils. colin
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For tKElGHl,

For FREIGHT,
eH1 The Ship Saratoga,
E18&e c b rrou"nt' mastoE; s euiv
Sax&y then atout $500 barre is' ieal.s
new. in complete order to receive eais''
and hourly expected from Hampton hoSo''
Also,
The brig Leo,
Be,;amin Rutherford, Master ou',
Nm, 800 BARRELS, nearly anew VESSEL III
omplcat order. and ds'ly expected HON "
Eastern port Up iyto II
April IL.
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The brig Leu,

For Las6on and q Market,
rE The Brig DOVE,
kMA Thomas MORRISON, Master.
SGAY Buthen $50 oarreis-sne IL
Is mon rs OLD, & expected ffon,
Newburyport in four or FIVE days-she VIII
tAAe $50 barrels ON freight.
Also for Freight,
The BAKQUE MARS
p,r,b.n 700 barrels, now lying in New
smypor,, and can be sent to sea immediate
William Smith,
WHO has for Sale, 49,
Bar Iron, New England Rum, fresh Il
mo,hy Seed, Russia sheeiias and Ravens
pnsk OF superior quality, boxes HAVANA
Cigars, Sumssra Pepper, Tow Linen, Russia
Crash suitable for coarse towels, some Shoes
and Boots. Spunyarn, and case OF Carps"-
.ers' Planes. -
April IL. NJ"