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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Observation-Disclosures

'HEPartnerfhip of SUNNI and
a POLAND rs this day d;Iolved by mu-
tual content, all perfons having claims !.
CAN'T the laid firm are requeRcd to prefenr
them tor iettiement to William Summer.
wife at the old fiand- perfons in any
manner indebted to the ria Arm are car.
nelly folicited to cali at the faid place and
iet'ie Their REFLECTIVE balances, without
aelAy as Indulgence cannot oe given on ac-
count OF te;ting their Books.
WILLIAM SUMMERVILLE
JOHN POLAND.
N. B. THE SADDLING BUSINESS
VIII in future be carried on in all IFS va !
rious branches by the fuhfcriber at the for
mer ttand OF Summerville and Poland.-
wnere ne Will always keep for Eale, SAD.
DLho and HARNESS of every defcrip
ton, and thankfully receive the orders Of
his friends and rhe public in general.
WILLIAM SUMMERVILI,E
winchelter, Ott. 18th, 1871. zs4 If.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Notice.

a LII thofe who are indebted tn the es.
IN rate OF oho Fawcett, decd. are re
qnetted to come forward on OF before the
hrit day of January next aud pay of the
demands aganit them. We expect thar
thole who know themfe!ves 90 be indebted
to iaid eitate, will be puettual TO this no.
tice, as we would not with 10 trouble our
fslyes by putting any TO colt, as all de-
mands after the above day will be attend i.
ed with colt.
We sIfo take this method Of not;fvino
thofe who have claims againh faid efate'
to make them known on or before the fri
day OF January next. Thofc who are
within the reach of this notice and do mo-,
make their claims known on or before Ea;d
day, may be afured that this notice win
be fupported againR them-No accomn,s
need be prefcnted until properly proven as
the law directs.
E. FAwcETT, Er',.
M FAWCET1', Ex'x.
Oe'ooer 49, T3w3I
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
T1YLORfNG.
THE SCRIBER

- EGS leave 10 inform the generous in
II iahabi;ints Of Winchc&er and the
2uolic al large, that he has removed his
TAYLOK'S ; i0P from opposite J. & A.
Miller's APothccary mop, to the houfe
lately occupied by Mr.. George HOVE,
Taylor, and next door to Mr.. Thomas
Roberts, & Cos. fore, where he hopes by
his ufual attention to businefs, his know
ledge Of the fame, and the punttuality ofhis
word, to ihare portion OF theis patronage.
He Aatters himfelf that from long prac-
tice as well as 70 great preference which
he has had among the mott fafhionable, as
well as the plain part of the gentlemen Of
this country at the metropolis Of the u. S.
that his experience and ability in the Fay
loring 5usincfs, is fuficieut to enable him
to fit the body and fhape the garment &C
cording TO the newet fdhion, or the plain
eff garmcnt which his employers may fan
cy. All of which work (bdll be done in the
bet and neaiea manner on the mott reafon-
able terms. Thofe wifhing to employ him
may always find lin either on, or at his
board. He alfo wiihes, in particular
manner, TO return thanks to the gentlemen
of this place and its vicinity for the great
and unexpected encouragement he has met
with and received from them in 10 A,ort
tine. He is at the call of his friends.
Wa. W. VERNON.
S*'ST 1, im9z
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
NOTICE.

HE fuhfcribers, competing the An
4 by's Gap Turnpike Company, are
hereby notified to meet atA Mrs. Rufus ia
vern IN Paris, on Monday the / Sth day Of
November next, for the pnrpoie of eletting
a Preiident, four Directors, one Treafurer
and iuch othec officers as may be neceRary
TO conduct the buiinefs of faid Company.
lhoie who cannot attend In perfon have
the right OF voting by proxy daily autho.
rized
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
FkEDsRIcx CouNrY, SEA
February Term 1911.
GEoRcs F. NORTON. Plaintiff

February 1erm 1911.
GEORGE F. NORTON. j Plaintiff
AGAINST
EOHN AMBLER& Catharinc his wife
! late Catharine norton widowand re
la,t o. John Hatley H. Norton decd
L.ndon Carer and Courtney his wife,
William ArmiAead and Ann Cary his
wife, Gorge Hatley Norton, and Dan
lei Noroornc Norton, the laid Cortney
Ann Cary, George Harley Norton and
Daniel Norboroe Norton being heirs md
legal representatives Of the faid John II.
Norton, deceafed, aud Hugh Holmes.
Administrator with the viii annexed on
the faid John II. Norton dec d.. Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant George HALEY Norton,
not having entered MS appearance, agree
ABLY to the act OF Aliembiy, and the rules
lot this Court, and it appearing TO the
Court that he is not an inbabitant of this
Commonwealth. On the motion OF the
plaintiff by his : ounsel, it is ordered that
nc laid Defendant George Hatiey Morton.
do appear here on the monday before the
brtt Tuesday in December next, aud an
fwer rhe bill Of the plaintiff, and thar a CO
py of this order be forthwith inferred IL
fome newspaper printed in Winchester, &
that snorber copy be PoRed at. the front
door OF this County.
A copy Tef,
JAMES KEITH Clk Fred'k
| September : z5
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
ca UTI O N .

SoME time in the month of January,
tract Win Johh P. Wagner, lun'r. by
.h,ch engaged TO pay him between eigh-
seen hundred and two thoufaad dollars, the
;uM aut Preciieiy recollcttcd, which was
TO be diicharged in negro haves, which
contract was fully complied with on my
part, and the fun 10 contracted FOR paid
and iatished, as | can prove by feveral re-
ipettabie gentlemen. l am informed that
the article OF agreement has by fope
means or other fallen inro the hands of
MIR. 6aylis Grigs5y Of FauquieT county,
and that ne has been offering TO fell or bar
ter it of, pretending that there is balance
due thereon OF from two handred TO two
hundred and fifty dollars. How Mr..
Grigsoy become pofeAcd of this paper is
be& known to himielf. 1t was expressly
a. reed when nade the final payment on
the part OF the original holder, that the
paper ihould either be given up to me or
detroyed las 1t was faid to be mi.lsid at
the time). therefore hereby forewarn !
perions whatever, not to pirchafe, or in any
vile contract Tor the "a ne, as l am deter
mined not 10 pay any thing whatever
thereon, having as before Rated fully and
fairly CO naiied with the agreement
PENDLEfON HERONIMUS.
Wmtbs2sr, 81. /. 20
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Pursuan. to d decreeo OF the

( YOUR + of Chaucery held i, ,taunton
~ In the fuit, Edward falbott's heirs
pia,ailf AID Edward raibott and WI.
liam i'albott, Defendants, will be fold
TWO TRACTS OFLAND
in Frederick county, Virginia, on each o.
which there is fuppofcd 10 DE leaie TO.
nearly 81 years unexpired. The fol, is
fertile, and the htuation healthy and
greeable.-On one of thefe DIR. Msgruder
now lives on the other Edward Talbot
They will be fold feparateiy at Puaiiy
Auction on the ninth day of November,
ISL, on credit of one year, the purcha-
Ter or purchafers giving bond with approx
ed iecarity for the putchaie money, the
|Premiies continuing bound therefore until
the Purchafe money be fully Discharged.
One rrad is faid TO contain So acres, and
the other 200. n more full defcrip,ion
is unneccaary, as it ls Prefumed that thefc
who intend to bid will Ert view the
Lands.
The fublcribers acting under the de
cree, only fell the righf it palIes. The
fale will take place on the tract whereon
DR.. Magruder lives.
A. MAGILL,
Fl. ST. G. iUCKER,
CommDli9ners named ~
fad Decree.
Sept. 70. re IDS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

wI>cHssrRR, SEPT. as, 1911.
ALL Perfons intereited In the above init
VII axe notice, thar in obedience TO the
'onve reclted order, ihall attend at my
,ftlce IN WIncheiter on Wcdneftiay the 10th
DAY OF October next, for the purpole of
arriving the ia,d order into effect, when
IA where they will pleafe to attend with
the neceiiary documents.
LEM'L. BENT, Mas. Cons
o@2'0er L. fdm 20
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
October 1874
a List of Letters

y EMATNING it the Pon Office. /;
an nor taken out before the IA ,anuar,
next, will be ient 70 the General Foil OF
hce.
Cyrus Ambrick, John Bakex;is Geo
Bard, Jacob Boiier,. Majorum Brelsferd
Jeiie Bane, Elias Brown, William laie
Sally Calvin, Major Collins, John Gun
ditf, Clerk fampihIre, Samuel Cockerel,,
Thomas CaiiadY, James Daley, Ioieph
Davis, Benjamin Ellis, Robert French.
George hail, George Glsize, fen. iohn
Higsons, ~ Sarah Hoge, Dayid Hender.
ioa' abraham Hawk, I'M inG,eep, Jacob
iiief, Ten. Okey Johnion, III Patrick KeI-
ley, George Kyger, David Lenp, Ia he
mas Linu1ay, Edward tsi Tarry, III Ne-
becca M'Carty. Miss Polly M'Doweil,
Robert Mcdowell, William Parifh, Ale.
riah Peugh, Jonathan Pownel!, Jacob Put.
Fam. Mrs. Parker, JOHN Reader, John
Reed, Israel Stallcup, John Stewart, vii.
liam Vaufc, Isl Abraham Vanmeter. Iohn
White.
JOHN JACK, P. M.
Romuey GA. rs. s,st
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

BLAcKsMirH's SHOP AND GARDEN
q The Wine Pot, Freaenck county.
4 - MS hand offers many advantages
10 aii induitfious man OF tie above profes-
non, being htuated IN the centre of popu-
ious and weakly neighborhood. Ii will
be ieaied by the year or for term of
years.
JOHN S. THORNTON,
"a near ter prrmyis.
~ is'A 3w 73l
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

VIRGINIA.:
AT a superior Court of Chancery held IN
Staanton the zoth day of March, 1871.
BETWEEN
JAMES SINGLE ION, gdminifrator q
fugh ii. MKerne, decd. Plaintiff.
John @. Laid, &c.. Defendants.
On the motion of the plaintiff by his
connfei, the court doth order thar Com.
ini'iiorei Bent take an account OF the ad
m'n'''ration OF the foii NJ Kernels easte.
ita'ing ipecially the properly which has
come 70 the hands OF the adminiitrator and
The amount OF the fales thereof, including
the property conveyed by Adam Dough ais
to +. Smith. the different claimants to thar
properly, and the nature and amount of
thofe claims ieveraily the amount of
liens on the Land, itating teparately the
claimants to that fund, and the order in
which they sGtaeh, and make report thereof
TO this court, together with any other
matters fpecia'ly thought pertinent, B, him.
te,t or required by the parties to be 10 ia
ted. A Copy. 7cae,
HEN>Y L. PEYTON, C. c.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Notice.

\ MEETING of the directors of the
4 n Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike.
Company Is intended to he held at B<s
End, near the town of Alexandria, On
SATURDAY., the 10Th day of this prefent,
month, tOstober at ten o'clock a. M
@hen If is propofed 10 appoint Treasurer
tor the Comnany, TO ferve until the Dexs
annual meeting of the Stockholders. IT'S
alto Propofed to decide defnititiveIp, on
The rout, and to engage for the opening
ing and pavement OF fcveral miles of . 6
road, fomewhere near Fairfax Cour,.
Honie. A Puntfual attendance of all tie
Directors is requeffed.
BERNARD HOOE, P,efdus.
October, IL, 1911. 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
A Teacher Wanted.

NJ an z Ed I'M MEEIATELY,
\ TEACHER who, is qualified TO
= n teach Arithmetic, and the Englil,
language, dramatically, and who would
DC willing to accept birth in a wealthy
ne'ghbourhooe about 60 miles from Win
cheiier.
APPLy AT THIS OFFICE.
October IS. IL
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
For Sale.
A TR AcsssroF LAND.

NlTUATE in Frederick county on both
- tides OF Opequon creek, adjoining the
Lands OF Henry Sewer and Jofeph Likens,
containing sol acres with available MEX-
CHANT MILL and other improvements
thereon. AS this property is but flor,
,aifance from the Harper's ferry road
which will, withoc, doubt, be turnpiked
in few years, it holds out many in
ducements to a pcrfon difpofed to embark
in the Milling buiinefs. he terms will
be accommodating -For further paiticu-
lars apply to
OBED WAITE Agssfs far
or fhr
ALFRED POWELL ozOuer.
July 10, 1Sff
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
G. a UTION n.

w HEREAs, certain DANIEL
KEI III lately OF rhis town, having. in
order to crafty his bellif, .aiigni,y, pub
lifhed, in . letter directed 10 an acoaa:n-
tance 10 Winchefer, talfehood concern.
ing the sanfcribers, OF a natute TOO infs-
NOUS to mention, AID having when threat
eoed with well-merited punilhment fl.rank
IRON inveftigation, and under the covert
of the night fed irom the juaice of his
country they ccnGdcr it duty which
they owe TO themfelyes, duty heighren-
ed by the wounded feelings Of the relations
and friends whom they have left in the
place of their nativity, to causion the
public againR giving credit to the icoun-
drei, and 10 inform thofe who on the fairh
of his word have adopted the iander, TO
beware left their credulity caufe them to
fnffcr, as the fubfvrioers, confcious of their
innocence, are firmly refolved TO leave nc
means upufed which uray be neceRaIv
completely to wipe off 10 foul, 20 baie, 10
,;'iainouS an asperflon.
JOSEPH TROUT.
PETER KURTZ.
Staunton, October II, 1911.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Valuable { ands

FOR SALE.
n AM authorized .tofeil and convey, with
4 general warmly, the LANDS of Col
William a. BoorH, adjacen, TO Berry
vile. iuppofcd to be abous FIX hundred a.
cs.s, finely watered. with never failing
spriugs, and dreams running through the
Lsuds, having large quantity of meadow
ground. and repnted 10 be equal in quality
70 any Land inthe county.
D. LEE. 4fforrey IN fat7 far
Col ttiiAam Il. Booik.
July 20. 10
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
The School for Geatienae'
Twenty Dollars Reward

but probably may change it to lSR AEL
LAURENCE, he is about JFUe jsef eight
srrkes b,eb, (eversl SCARS IN his face one
on his NOSE, another above one ct his
xYss, very perceivabie he IS well made
and very active, he sTuTTRKs much when
fpoken to, Especially wheo iharpiy interro~
Sated, had on when he weof away q
dark b,,7yxj izy7ouf cont, 4r5,tr pan'al1o15 and
ezyaiRfoat, with sundry Other closthing
nor recolle6ted !; he has no doubr obtained a
PATS, as he was feen travelling III coinpa-
ny With whise nan, and pahed through
Greensviile and Staunton on the 10Th Aug
early in the morning. he faid have IS
very fond OF liquor and much attached to
gambling he has made feveral at
tempis to elopc and pafed for freeman,
{aying he was taylor by occupation.
the above Slave was RATED by ne and
brought up tone other buiincfs, than ATTEND
ing horles, at a public tavern. Anyperion
experimenting the above Aave ihall receive
the above reward & all reafonab'e char
gcs, if delivered TO me at Wythe Court
Houfe.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
September 10. 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Notice.

ME Subfcriper being dcfirous of as
L certainins the tstco Of the affairs OF
the late Major Lawrence Butler deceaied,
rsqueits all pertons having claims agsinft
his hitate to make them known 10 him
without delay. In mixing this conmuni-
cation the claimant is ailzed to fate pa-tlc
niarly the nature, amount, and date
OF his demand. riiofe who are indebted
to the Eitate are hereby called upon tc
make payment.
ROBERT PAGE, A1m'r qp;fl
fh'e qoiH annexedef Major L. Bat
Ter Ted.
Frederick Gounty, seps.I7, 1871. IT
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Committed
20 the Goal of Hampfhire County On
a the 18th OF Auguf Taft,
Negro Tom.

Raua1oay fuppofed TO be about II or ~
years OF age; about 5 feet s or inches
nigh, no PerceivabIe msrk-fiis clothes
coniitt OF dark mixed fGlled Iincey cost ,
coarie linen fhirt and oyersls and an old
Wool Hat. He Jays he is the property Of
JOHN PEARSON of Stafford County
Virginia.
His owner is deGrcd to come forward.
piy charges and take him away, o.
therwite he will be dealt with as the law
JOHN J. JACOB. S. II. C.,
October II, 1911. zm. az
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
LUSh1Tc HoSPirAL
williamsburg, Sept. z.
n O TICE.

ME CELLS appropriated to Male
4 Patients being quite full, none o.
ther' Can be received until there are va
sans Cells, OF which the public will be no.
by order of the Court of Directors.
VIM. RUSSELL CPk.
O.'ooer IL Iamtf zz9.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
A valuable Farm for sale
# z x ACT OF IND

Inv IN Frederick county, ufualIv
- known by the name. OF .Suums,a.;y
oe.onsing TO the etatc 6,She late Bps,.
MIN HARRIsoN of Brandon, is now OFF, ,ea
,of lac. This tract. htnssed on the road
leading from sVinchefter TO Bcrry,s-te,rx
aoou' eignt miles from the latter place.
ana adjoining the eitaie of John Page. Efo'
:, contains by actual furvey 4,i acres lt
iies IN a fertile part OF the county, and i,
equal IN point OF quality to the eeneral;tv
Vi Land In It's neighborhood The i'm
Piovements thereon contiit of commo.
oious framed dwclling houie, containing
even oandfome apartments, well calculats
ca for the accommodation of gentecl fami.
~ a barn, alnoit entirely new, beipo a
oout IS feet tqdare ALTO, fables and ali
other buildings which could be conveniene
10 the purchaier, In tolerable rcpair.s.
There is alto within lew feet OF the
dwelling houfe we'll of excellent lime
itone water, which has teldon been known
10 fail In the leait, even in the dsyeit fea-
ions. As the fale will take place at too
late period in the year to permit the put
'chaier TO put In crop OF grain duriag the
Preient tall, In order to obviate any objse-
ton which may be made on this account.
90 baihels OF iinall grain will be carefully
lowed on the land, which, Of cour(e. will
pats to the purchafer. This farm will be
fold for cath on the premifes on the la;f
huriday IN the next month, which is the
time appointed for the iale, if fair, bur Is
otherwIie, on the next fair day. There
will be fold at the fame time and place, a.
bout
l6 or Is vatuable Slares,
together with all the flock of everv kind
belonging to the etate, confitting of horf-
es' cattle, fheep and hogs. There will al
70 be fold all the
FARMING UTENSILS
which have been employed on this eaate Ia
tolerable order. The perfonal property
will be difpofed of on credit oflix
months, where the fun is above twenty
dollars One OF the fubfcribers, or their
agent thereto dolly appointed. will ATTEND ,
on the premifes at the time appointed for
the fale.
RICHARD w. BYRD,
RICHARD TAYLOR,
WILLIAM HAXALL,
Eae1atos sf The wiR IF
Be1iamin He,rsou, Eff.
October rs. 81 tbs
Or The editor Of the Alexandra Gao
zette is requefed to inferr the above adj
,ertlfcmens in his paper ionce week. IN
III the day Of tale, and trant.n,. his accovax
10 this Office for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Dya1c;asg e. Painting

d their various branches, fuch as Flowers,
Landscapes and every other fpecies of or
nsmental Painting in water colours and
sfayons. The ichool will be taughr three
days in week a, eight dollars per quar-
ter--fwo dollars in advance, and .he
ssnainser stthe expiration OF the quarter.
The fnbfcriber Aarters hinfelf thu. his
ssF; ic.ee ard ex IN Sie above
buanefs will enable him to render COM
p:ete fatisfaefion TO thofe who may pleafe
TO favor him with :heir patronage.
he utmoft attention and care Will be
paid 10 the correct improvement OF the
ichofars.
The fchool will commence this day and
will be taught on uefdays, Thuridays
ard Saturdays, at fuch hours as will NOT
Interrupt the fudies Of young ladies at O.
fher ichools.
The School for Gentlemen
will BE- taught at the houfe of Mrs. Young
near the Lutheran Church, on the fame
terms as above-Mondays Wednesdays
aud Fridays from TOUR O'Clock until halt
an hour after Eve in the afternoon.
T. KEMMELMEYER.
Sept. 10. 20
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
S CHI q O l.

at Mrs. Myers, Loudoun Street, where
he occupies genteel private room for the
Parpoie ct reaching young ladies tine po-
lse art of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

Or The editor Of the Alexandra Gao
zette is requefed to inferr the above adj
vertifcmens in his paper tonce week. uu-
til the day Of fale, and trant.n.. his accopax
to this office for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
Is or Is vatuable Slares,

together with all the ffock of everv kind
belonging to the efate, confRing Of horf-
es, cattle, fhecp and hogs. There will al
70 be fold all the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-13
Please to take Notice !!


~. On Monday las,, No. 1921 came up
q Prize Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND AND
EIGHT DOLLARS, in The Dixvilie Road
Lottery, drawn in Boston, and was proeuretity
r. C.. SHAHy,
ior number of young and Industrious men
In this town--who have thus realized the SUI
,periour advantages of obtaining Tickets ,hro'
hls agency, and at his TRuLy FoRruSATE
OFrIcE, No. ile, TuAMEs-SrREEr--
where the Goddess OF Fortune has taken up
her residence, and has probably in store for
'adven,urers the s 10000 and other Prizes in
Harvard College Lottery, which will begin 10
draw in Boston, ia eight days.
- Tickets, Halves, and Quarters may be
Obtained by orders left at the Truly Fortunate
Lottery Office, wi:h j. &. SHAW, who will
pay the Cash on all Prizes obtained by his
Agency. Dixyille Prize Tickets sAkcn in
payment.
hesvhors, .yov, lSth 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-13

PORT or NEWPORT.


Entered-shp Fisher ADci, Winslow, Gotten.
berg do. Ocean, Hudson, Archargcl sioop pru.
dence, Tompkins Philadelphia do. Aurora Ca
hoone, Newly
Cieared-brig Defiance, Libby, Beverly 90. Pau
lima, Gray, Norfolk sch. sally, Blair, Bermuda ;
do Nancy, Toby, Georgetown do Be,sey q Jane,
Winslow, Charleston /; sloop Priscilla, Harrison,
do; do iiuntress, Davis, New-york
ship from Rhode Island, arrived - Opor,o, ON
the 20t Sept. loaded with corn, and had began 10
discharge her cargo
The Nancy, Hatch, of Newport, arrived at Chs rs.
ton, OF the 2Sih Oct. and the brig Telegraph was
off the bar, same time.
The Polly s. Nancy, Of Newport, arrived at Al
cxandria. Nov. S.
The Venus, and tire Aurora, Of Rhode Island,
arrived at Philadelphia, Nov. 7--Thc Caroline, of
Rhode Island cleared the same date.
Tie sloop Defiance, Green, Of Newport, and the
Mount Hope, Of Bristol, were at st. Barts, Oct. 90
a sloop belonging to Rhode-lsland, from LISBON,
was at Oporto bar on the Goth Sept-supposed TO b.
the sloop Sally, Coggcshall, of this port.