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# Sea Captain and She cahfaia.

al do not sec, (said an old maid in stage coach)
WY women might aot command at sea tue duty
al u captain aduiial does not require much
personal exeruons--a, the sea fight at Salands the
onO SapiAin OF the Persiaa icct tnat behaved with
psUPer spirit WAS woman. Artemisa beng close.
1y tursued by one the enemys ships bron,h, her
PROV 10 bear his side and sunk hun AZ ooec" "a
pretty maneayre indeed (cried sea oflicer)-if
hid commanded, would have shewu the Persian
shs Cdpea the odos .. n--sun her head against my
broa isld: indeed !---3ai bow should women know
:siy thnlS of sea matters"
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albert NJ. Gardner,

DBING desirous Of closing his present
ID concern Of business, earnestly solicits all
those who are indebted to him, either BY note
OF book account, to make IMMEDIATE pay
nent. All persons having demands arc re-
ouested to exhibit them for settlement.
.Nesvhorf, y1ug. %, 1871.
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ABSCONDED,

From the service Of the subscriber the 20th inst
an inden,ed black girl, naned LUCY.-Ail per
sons are forbid under the penalty of the law to bar
Dor, trust, employ conceal her.--Any person that
SHAH apPrehend aid black girl and deliver her To-
me shall receive ONE CENT reward, and no char
gcs paid. BID MUMFORD.
Newport, August ., 1911: .
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REAL Cross RE7DkAGS

TIE report of bloody battle IN portural-nsv
be taken several lunes day in little brands OF
other spirits.
court of enquiry has been ordered to investigate
---the late heavy rains in Vermont.
A duel-will cure the Itch in four hours, and IA
n9t attended With any disasrscable smell.
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CHEAP SHOES.
JOHN ". D1VIS,

nFFERS for sale, at his shce-store,
~ No 100, THAMEs- sTRET,
A large and extensive assortment oil Shoes,
of the most fashionable patterns and colours, and OF
the first quality which he is determined TO sell as
cheap as can be purchased in this sta,e. Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed 10 favour him with
their custom, will dosell to call and see
Those ladies and gentlemen who wish TO be fitted
from their measure, with Boots Shoes, will please
TO call at the shoe.store, or his uxnuacory in the
rear of his shoe-store, where he employs number
of experienced workmen, who viii ht them at the
shortest notice. .Ab,a "a.
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William & Henry Moore,

ITO close Concern, now offer for sale on yer
j reasonable terms, for cash or appro, ed notes
10 hhds Sd proof Windward Island RUN;
5do. Jamaica 20 do. New-Engiand, do L
10 pipes Gin best kind;
50 boxes, and Is bbs Havana Sugars;
50 Lhds. retailing Molasses;
Bohea, souchong, and Hyson TEA;
1900 VT. good COFFEE;
20 bales Orleans COTTON
100 Quintas Dry FISH
IONS of Iron and Nails Of all sorts.
And general assortment Of GkOCERlES.
also
Al FULL AND INTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
-LKY Goods
At their stores in .Narketsqiare ( 1h9Snessfreeis
AS tleir goods were well laid III, they are enabled
to ssll them as low as at any store i'll .Neztorf.
N.B. AL persons having unsettled accounts with
them requested to call and settle the sane with
out delay. Aug 20.
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nESERTED from the garrison Of Fort wolco.',
- IN the harbour of NewPc.r, on the evening OF
the 10th inst ENOCH JOHNSTON, private, be-
longing to Capt. JAMES RousE's Company Il Unhed
States Artilicrists, aged 81 cs. sx feet two inches
high. blue eyes, brown hair, ruddy compile xior, born
m The state of New Yoik, and by occupa ion farm
er. The clothing he wore of consisted of an OLD
low crowned round hat, coai sc White frock and
rowsers, an old woolen uniform vest, and psir oS
thick shoes. The above reward and AL reasu-
bic Expenses will be paid any person who will ap.
prchcnd and secure sad Deserter, by lodging him
IN any Jail, and giving proper information thereof.
or delivering him to the Commanding officer of this.
or any Post or Garrison in the United States
JAS. HOUSE, CAPT. .fr.s.
Fors Holcost. Harbor ef .Nssr-
port, X. l. .srg. IL, 1911.
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NOTICE.

TINE Subscriber having commenced the fsactfse
Of Law, and having taken for an Office one OF
the rooms lately occupied by capt. NATHAS.
IEL SWEET, (neariy opposite Gov. MARrIs's,) re.
spectfuliy solicts the patronage of the publick.-
These who may be Opposed to employ him, shall re-
ceive his unfeisned thanks and grateful acknowl-
edgcmcn.s. DUTEE J. PEAR6E.
April g.
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TO LET,

Ind Possession gircn immed1ae,y,
4 Convenient Dwelling House, and large Store
n in front. with lourishng Garden, in good
condition, situated in Bros-s,reet, opposite Capt.
WEssrsRs. For terms apply at the house Of MIR.
DASIL PcSHAM, opposite the tate-flouse.
Jily IL
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Is. b. ROWLAND.
'THURS'rON & NEWMAN,

Offer for sale, their store on Lanylegs .shar re1f
door east Of Stephen 4. .Na.hun's,
100 bbls. Flour
10 bales Cotton
100 bbls. Turpcntine.
lhds. prime Tobacco
20 bbls. Pitch
cask Cotton Yarn.
bbls. Spirits Turpentinc.
Which will he sold cheap for cash or approved
notes at either OF the Banks in this Iowa.
July H.
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TO LET.

a Convenient Dwelling House, in spring-street,
I n in good repair, with a large Garden, and o
well of gooA water
For terms apply to
May Is.
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CPANS7ON & SHAW.
nFFER at private sale, on very reasonable terms
~ at their Auction Office,
23 hhds. I'd. Sd. and 4,h proof RUM;
i5 is 5R'nf' 6aif pipe.} GIN.
so hhds. Noi,ASSES
4S bags SUGAR;
us bags Batavia) Cocrrr
"a bags TiavanaJ NOr EE..
10 chests Tyson
As Go. Hyson-Skin TE 10
% do souchong AA~1O
10 do Campoy re al. CO..
do. Bohea ~ ' fD'!
10 bales COTTON
~ bbls PITCH;
SO bbls. Prince
IL do. MessS BEEF.
20 half barrels1
90 bb!s. Prime PORK
SO boxes CHOCOLATE;
90 bbls. SUGAR.
LIssaAL advances Of Cash made as usual on
GOODS deposited for publck or private sale.
Aug. %.
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COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

HE firm of J. MUNRO g Co. is this day dis
4 solved by mutual consent--all persons indebt-
ted 10 the Concern requested TO make Immediate
payment to JOSIAH MUNRO, who is authorized
TO adjust the same CALEB GREENE.
JOSIAH MONRO.
Newport, August lst, 1871.
THE subscriber continues lis business az
the old stand Of J. MUEno e Co. No. 49, Ihames-
STREET, where he offers the most reasonable terms
an assortment OF GROCERIES, Crockery am. Glass
Ware, &c. Wholesale and Retail.
N. y. Every favour gratefully acknowledged By
Augu.t7. JOSIAH MUNRO.
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BERlAH ELDRfD.

INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he has
a removed from Iris former stand, TO the large and
commod'ous stand, formerly occupied by MIR. Chap
Potin, No IS, Thames street, below Mr. Townsepd's,
az the sign OF the Hisirg Sni, where he intends to
Keep Hotel Tor the accC ~modation Of Ladies and
Ccntlemea, who may favour him with their compa.
ny Every exertion viii be made to render his house
comfortable and agreeable.
UT Good accommodations for Hcrses and Car.
rAgcs. April s.
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NUiiCr.

ME Subscribers, Executors Of the Last will ard
i Testament e Capt ELISHA LAwTON, late
OF Newport, deceased. hereh, give notice that they
have taken upon themselves that trust, BY giving
bords, the law uiiects. They there4ore reques.
ali persons having demands against said deceased's
Estae, TO eXhibit the same for settlement and al
those indebted make iruu,dia,e payr,en; to
WILLIAM PRATT, U
ABNER hATHAWAl.
Newport, Aug 9, 1911.
NbrE-The Subscriber. in consequence Of living
out ot tie S;a;e, Ilss thought proper 10 authorize
WiLLiAN ENNIS, ESQ. 40 act in his steal relative;
10 tie settlement of "a Estate. Claims msy there
f.rc be pre- sentcs and payments made TO him, ortn
Major ABNER EATHAwAY
WILLIAM PRATT
NcwpoSt, Aug. 8, l8l1 Cs.l4.1
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TO LET,

10 LEI,
ind possession gisen immeshdse.y,J
A Convenient stand for a Grocery store, on Bar.
4 n rw>sy's vlmrf-For terms, apply 10
JOHN BANISTER,
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------r
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.

TIE following ludicious circumstance is fact
and has become the subject OF general conversation
Tie son OF rcspec able andhoider III the county OF
Ecath, had been strongly attached TO the daughter
of neighbouring farmer. but as she did not
courage his advances he formed resolution OF seiz.
inghcf by force and as shS daily went favor
itc COW uilked, that was the opportunity ixed
The young lady's brother, however goa initmaton OF
his designs, and made them known TO his sister,
who as there was striking resemblance in the per-
sons agreed that he should dress himseii in her
elothos and attend the COW. When be had arrived
at the spo, four men jumped over the hedge seized
and carried OH the supposed lady Ohio not without
much apparSnt resistance) In chase, winch con-
yeyed then, 20 the b ideg oom's RESIDENCE.
The Priest not being at home, the wedding was
deferred till the next morning. In the mean time
the lovers mother tried TO administer comfort to
the distressed young lady--and IN order to convince
her that her sou had no dshonourabe Intentions to-
wards her. proposed she should sleep that night
with aEp daughter. The yoHng ladies' retired soon
after TO rest, when cry OF help" brought the
parents % the door OF theiS daughters room which
the ravished fur one had preyousl, fastened. The
disvuxed lover was seized, and sent 10 Antrim jail,
where he now remains, and is to stand trial for his
conduct but they cannot substan,iate any crime,
from the circumstance of the old lady putting him
in her daughters bed, he has entered action q.
gainss them for false imprisonment.
--rcs -
THE celebrated Missian philosopher, lustrious
s.ths Founder ot the lonick school, having reccw-
ed the following questions from Anasis, King OF T..
rypt. sent these answers 70 each of them.
Wounds, thou be informed ,skas is OLDEST? II is
COP, becauce he is Being from Eternity. Woudst
thou know ,vtaf IS GREAT ssT IL Is SPACE, or the
worl, contains AL things but that contains the world.
Wouidst thou be satisfied ryh0t is rAInrsr II is
the EARTH: because il is cxquisitely contrved aud
arranged Wouidst thou be told .phas - wIsEsr
II is TIME because it discovers the most secret
Aos,tls tenu he ,nt al u
z,has is COMMON To all men, II Is orr for when
every tsDs.rssivu Ia Cove, r's spidcs with US Dost
thou ask ,ssas ~ BAsr 10 is vinTvE for IL sweet
ems the eujoyncn,s Of life. Dost thou ask w.af is
WORST; LIS vIca, Cor il oorrupts every good Dost
thou nquige ,paat 10 srRo MOIST tits skcEsIIry :
becau C that alone L. nvlnciole. Oost thou inquire
.ehatfs MOST AGREsABLx 1t is TO oJey hc dictates
Of " tue apd follsw the ends she has marked out.
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TO LET,

TO LET,
Fu'HAT pleasantly situated House AMI Garden, 40.
4, Pr'spccs.ihR, in good repair, and with every
necessary convenience.
For terms apply 10 EDWARD TAYER
July 10, 1911.
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JOHN BANISTER,

JOF1N BANS TEK,
HAS FOR SALE,
i l. .Ns. 10, Bonnis,er's-vyha
20 bbls. Prime BEEF;
s bbls. do. PORK;
8 bbIs. Mess PORK;
hhds. ST. Croix RUM;
pipes Mason's best GIN,
And general assortment Of GROCER
lEs. Nay p,
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TO THE PUBLIC.
March Is.

IN behalf OF such as re destitute OF the
/ mean, Of instruction return thanks to
all in this town and vi, Unity, who have aided
me in printing Tracts and setting up Liura-
ries. All who have not had an opportunity
to cast in their mite towards promoting We
~ useful Institution, arc respectfully invited
TO cal st Mr.. kENNKpys book store, where
subscription paper may he seen and tho de-
sign oIthe plan more iully made known, titan
we have time or room to do in this place.
30 ks on moral and religious SUBJ It's, or
su~h as contain important information, will
b. as thankfully accepted as cash, towards
promoting me design.
That all may be satisfied, that the subscrib.
Ell has no intention to promote party either
in re!is ion 0" politics, they ste des. ed to *
a'aine the specimen Of tracts and looks which
have hsen printed and are proposed to he
printed AZ soon as the necessary means Cal,
be obtained. Some OF the books and tracts
will be given gratis, others sold, and the a.
walls employed in printing more. BY giving
the plan candid examinationthe public will
e5lige their humble servant.
I. Osgood.
March
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FEM LIE ACADEMY.

MFRS. RCWEN, hegs permission, very
lfl respectfully, TO inform the citizens Of
ttlex~n,ra and its vicuage, that she has open
ed School at the corner of Washington al'd
Prince streets Tor tic education OF young Ia
dies: wherein viii D. taught, Reading, Writ
ing, arithmetic, Geoeraphy, and the English
Grammar; v.r;rnS kiatis 0f needle work
Embroidery, Drawirs aad Painting. To &C
comodate those who live at distance, she will
take few young Isdies 10 board and educate
at One huudrc d and t7renty ,fve dol4r; per an
mum Drawing and Pal ting ..iii DC IN ada
tior,l Charge OF sN d0ll,rs per quarter
As opportu lics TO acquire knowledge OF
the English Grammar, are too seldom "l,I!n
the sphere Of the female part OF so~iety, the
atten>oH Of her pupils will be pArticu' arly
directed to this important @clen@e.
March IS.
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AIRS. SELLh>1 NICHOLS, having
lfA rcIinquisned her intention of leaving
Alex ,ndria, has taken thatcommodious house
at the corner On King street. adjoining Col.
Deneale's, & begs leave 10 inform her friends
,I,at she Wi cont. ue as hitherto, to teach
females the different branches of useful and
ornamental EDUCATION She returns her
thanks to thoss by whom She has been patro-
nizst', and hopes she may enjoy the con,inu-
ance Of their patronage.
The house being commo5ious and in 4
healthy part of the Town, she wishes 70 take
few Soho ars as Boarders on reasonable
terms.
Her terms for tuition are moderate, ant
may be known by applying to her
March l8. eoot
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SALAD OIL.

Just received, few cases of Salad Oil, of
superior quality--for sale by
Richard H: Little,
Apothecary and Druggist,
Fairfax street.
March 26. st
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March IS.
MADDER FOR SALE.

We have Just received few hundred lbs.
Of the first Quality Nader
Bryan Hampson and Co.
.fLSO on H,ahD,
a few hogsheads 4th proof old jamaica
Spirits
Do 81 proof Antigua do
70 barrels New England Rum.
pipes London Particular Madeira -
40. do. do. Ten.rife, =
do. old Lisbon, =
do. Sicily Madeira, %
> quarter casks Malaga
A few hundred pounds Spanish aote lndi-
so,
And general assortment of Groceries Of
the best kind.
Alao, quantity Of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt
100 sacks fine do. containing from 4 ID
to five bushels each.
March Is.
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N . / &c r.

Those who have purchased tickets of tie
subscriber in the Wilmington College Lotto
ry, are hereby informed that that lottery will
not be drawn. They will, therefore, please
to return the tickets and receive the amount
in cash or tickets in the Potomac and She
nandoah Navigation Lottery, which commen-
ces drawing on the LIST Monday in May next.
ROBERT GRAY.
March 2S.
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The Subfcriber
Ten Dollars Reward.

THE subscriber will give Tep Dollars re-
i ward for experimenting negro woman
called SOPHY, ABOUT IS years old, slender
made. rather under feet-she had 90 blue
and yellow striped habit of 'insey wos'ssy'
but has variety of clo,ths--she has sister
living in Georgetown with Mr.. Ciementson
her father Harry, works with Mr. Hunter'
ship carpenter ip Alexandria
STEPHEN COOKE.
Leesburg, March rs. iaS%w
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By O1der Of tie Orphans Court o
Charles County.
This is to give Notice,

This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber, OF Charles county.
- o,;ained from the Orphans Court OF
sa,d county. in the State Of Maryland, let
ters Of administration on the personal estate
Of ..;ranc;, r. SHE'D late Of the county afore-
said deceased: All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with :he vouchers there
of to the subscriber, OH or before the l;st
day Of August next or they may oy law DC
excluded from all bene6; to said estate -
and those indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this goth day OF
bruary, 1911
Theodore Dent, Admir-.
March s. eo9t.
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Jacob Butts.

Mrs Mver. begs leave to inform the
1t4 hiehd8 and Gu: ;omers ofCapt. Peter
Lalck' and her iA'e tnsba nd, as wei as the
ruhiie IN general, iha, she will coRrin,.s II,
keep Tavern at that uoted stand ia Winches.
Virginia:-having q comDodious hou1.
and stables she aatters herself, een,ieueu
Travellers and others can be handsone,, &C.
eommodaied
Winchester, March -, 1911.
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Timely Notice.

On the first day Of April next, the price
of Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation Lot
tery Tickets, will raise to s 10 so cents Pre-
sent plite $40. Tickets for sale hv
K. Gray, Bookseller.
Who will Keep correct check Of the draw
ing 'or the examination of tickets free Of ex
pence. -,
March l2.
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FOX FREIGHT,
March I8
BRYAN HAMpSON AND &c.

BRYAN HAMPSON AND &C.
have ,.st received and fer tor sale,
10 hossasads ant so barrels hrs1 quaii'y
sugar
% DO second quality
- pipes old london particular MaoeiFa
: pipes and lieroes London marse' and
!; ,u.rter casks Malaga Wines
81 boxes dint candles
2 ands. old jamaica spirits
/ pipe old cosniac hrAndy
81 barrels New England rsin
20 30 p'ine ~h'Skey
To chss.s Imperial,
10 ditto Young dyson teas OF THIS years
isnn,r,nt,,'n, and selected FOR family use.
Also, the hes. selected -four tor do.
Dctt,her 81.
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fright zu0nted fw Lisbon.

-Four to FIVE hundred barrels freight is
wanted to complete the cargo of a good vessel
now loading for Lisbon, which will be takon
on reasonable terms by immediate application
to
John G. Ladd.
March 81. DIFF
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JUST RECEIVED
n O L I C. Z.

l have given my note dated 9th Februa-.
ary, 1911, at ninety days, for ll3 dollars,
payable to and endorsed by Joseph II Man
devile to THomas Pa zen, for articles ,ur
chased 1t his sale: All persons are hereby
warned from taking an assignment of the said
note, a. | hold note Of the said zHomas
Pan for tls dollars so cents as an offse,
thsreto.
Jacob Butts.
March Is
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Red Lion Tavern.

March l6.
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Female Education.

March 81.
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For CADIZ,
The fast sailing BRIG
r l S | N c. S u N,

9a91 Burthen lloo barrels, now in
excellent order to receive cargo-has
part Of her cargo engaged--For freight OF
three or four hundred barrels apply to
c.. Coleman.
July 80 d
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BY last Nights Mail.

New YORK, July ~.
Extract from a file Of Nszo Orleans pa
pe,s to the 9Th inst. per the brig PiSar-
TO, captain Gray.
NEW ORLEANS, July 5.
{ 1t has been a question, whether our
gun boats could ascend the Mobile river to
fort Stoddert, without coming Immediate
ly under the guns Of Mobile fort. They
can pass up the Eastern Branch oil the
Mobile river, which is the best and near
est channel to fort Stoddert, without CON-
ing within three miles of Mobile fort.
July 6.
EGtract Of letter from a;gentleman at
Mobile, dated the SOth Of June.
A letter from Gov. Claiborne addressed
to Gov. Folch, of the commandant of Mo-
bile, was received this afternoon. 1t in
timated that the commander of the gun
boats was instructed 50 to be as careful
not to commit aggression as prompt to re-
pei any insult that might be offered him."
That the right of the U. States to the
free and uninterrupted use of the waters
of Mobile was indubitable, and he, Gov.
Claiborne, felt it to be his duty to main
tain those rights.
Gov. Folch, and Of course our COM
mandant, have received positive orders
from the Captain General Of Havana, to
permit the passage of no armed force or
military stores by this place-this order
was, / am we'll informed some time since,
communicated to Gov. Claiborne, of
course he has come with his eyes open.
and undoubtedly with the authority Of
his government"
The bearer of the foregoing letter.
passed our fleet of gun vessels on Monday
afternoon at Dauphin Island in the Mo-
bile Bay, distance ten leagues from Mo-
bile Fort and adds, that when he sailed
the Spanish militia and regulars were en-
ployed in erecting water batteries.
Louisiana Gazette.
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Port of alexandria.
ENTERED,

i ENTERED,
Brig Washington, Oxnard, Cadiz-salt;
C. J. Catlett.
Schooner Traveller, SOmers, Darien-
lumber and cotton; to the master.
Schr. Jane, Luce, Bosten-northern
produce; TO Lawrason Il Fowle and Jno.
G. Ladd.
Schr. Hero, Craft, Boston-ditto to
ditto and G.. j. Catlett.
Arrived brig Washington, Capt. Oxnard,
80 days from Cadiz-salt-C. ]. Catlett
List Of vessels left at Cadiz.
Ships Abigail, johnson, for Newbury-
port. uncertain; Salus, Fisher, ditto, ditto !;
I.atona, Phillips, South-America, days; A.
gent, Eddy, Norfolk, days; John & Adam,
Knight, ditto, days; Romulus, Greenleaf,
London, da, $ Mechanic, Ray, Philadelphia,
days Portland, Combs, ditto, uncertain;