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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-25

IN CHANCERv.---,iifed .S.a,es Court, .fffh
Csycais ard Piy3isa diS;rie., sa,a,.!ey key
so, 1912.
Robert Gourley, Executor of the las, will an,l ties.
lament OF A,iann Randolph, deed i'ltG.
AUAlNSr
Carter Page, Executor of Archibald Cary who
was exOr of Peytoa ,ando'ph, Edmund i,nndo!ph,
devsecand heir Of Peyion Randolph, deed and .o-
bert West admir- OF Philip l.. Grimes, who WAS cx
ecntor OF John Roh:uson Surviving executor OF Phil
lip Grimes, deceased, anu Edmund jennings
Defendants,
BY consent of the Plaintiff, and of the Defendant
Edmund RanGo.ph, IL is ordered and decreed that
Martin Dawson ai,dt,eo. Greenhow, ar either o.
them, do make sale OF the slaves ar, other uropc,
~ in the indcnturc OF trust OF the 10Th OF MAY 1900
mentioned, on credit of Q and IS months taking
bond and good security, payable to them, or the one
that shall! act MS mnissonera ores said, and bring
the sad bonds Tito court, be disposed of MS the
court sha direct The said sales to be advertised
four weeks in three of the i,ichnord news-,apers
And it IS further ordered that either Of the said
commissioners may sci! separate any part of the said
property and it is further ordered that the decree
against the defendant Edmund Randolph, shall not
lie enforced against lis person until tn. trust ti,n, is
disposed Of neither his person nor property helms, Ii
able beyond the ,ecree,l he paid by him and
by consent al the Plaintiff and CT Carter Page exec.
utor of Archibald Cary, who was executor OF Peter
Randolph II is ordered that one Of the comm ssh
oners of this court do examine state and settle the
account OF the administration OF the said Cary and
the said Randolph, the estate of the said Archi-
bald Cary.
ca Copy
Ieste.
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vsVWENIY DOLLARS BEWARE -Runsway
g from the Subscriber, living near James,ou u,
frfnee Edward county, negro man naned ni,,
about Twenty-Five years OF age, stout and wr.l naoe
five feet SIX eight inches in height his skin less
b'"ek than that oil ecmrion negroes, with r.or- OF
the yellow hne-a peculiar wiIlness in the exprcssi-
on OF hiAeyes with ear e!ashes, isiingris,.
inS characteristic marks Of features, Which will res.
Oily strike the attention Of those who may see him
his nose IS larye and lips tuck. Since his departure
he has been appreheuded ana imprisoned in Stair.
ton Augusta county, where he broke .fail and cs-
capped, on the 9TH utimo-N hen taken. he called
himself Field Anderson snd held in possession free
pass, aiming FOR Philadelphia. Il is probable he las
Or will change his name again and endeavor to oh
tain another pass. The pass found with him states
that he wss bred and known bv several eentleme,.
IN buckingham coanty--l purchased this negro OF
Edward Maxey oil buckingham. Whoever viii safe
y deliver the said negro TO me at my place of resi-
dence, shall receive the above reward.
JOEL W. JONES.
Prince-Edward, Sept. IL. I'm
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greebiy 10 tbs ordinance Cor The government oil the
territory northwest Of the river Ohio.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
WM. II. CRAWFORD,
PresiIen. Of :hr Senate, pro nmpsre.
May e0, 1919.
.49prOreG, JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT to amend +" An act entitled :" An act to
establish Quarter-master's Department and lor
other Durpnxrso


AN ACT to amend +" An act entitled &" An act to
establish Quarter-mas,er's Department and Tor
other PURPOSES"
BE if enacte! By the Senate and Uousc of Rep
reSeatGtices Of the Tinted States Of .lnicyicG IN
Congress assembled That neither the qnartcr-inas
ter general, the co,nmssary general amy of Their
d-p'tics az assistant deputies, shall be conecrncd
directly or indirectly, ia tue purchase or sale, tor
commercial purposes Of any article intended for ,ma,
Ing part Oh ar Sppersainias to- their respective de-
lartments. except for and account OF the United
States; shall they, either of them, take APP
ply tn his ~ their use any gain or enio'ument
los negotiating transaeting, any business in their
respective departments, other than what is Or may
be SLOWED hy law.
See. Q. .9nd BE e jXrther enacted, That the quar-
'cr-masier general be, and he is hereby empowered
"a appoint one principal barracs. master, and as
ny deputy barrack-rnstcrs, ~ may from time TO
, time be necessary exceeding to each sepa-
rate barrack or cantonmcnt-which sail principal
lasrae. master shall be entitled receive the same
pay, gatons and cmoluments the principal forage
master and each of his deputi S, the same pay,
lions and emoiu,nents as is by law allowed TO n depu-
~ 'orage-inssier.
Sec. s. lind BE it further enacted, That in slii-
don TO ths allowance made To the quarter-mastcrge
neral and commssary general respectively, in and
by the act hereby amended, il shall and nny be law
stl ior the Secretary for the Department Of War,
for the time being, tn allow 10 them respectively
s1eh sums rs in his opinion shall have been actually
and necessarily expended in their several depart
ments Gor o.hce-rent fuel, candles and extra clerk
hire.
See. = Rad be it furtke, enacted, That the quar-
acknowledgement, the deputy puartcrmasers, and
the assstant deputy quarter masters, shall, before
they either OF them enter upon the duties of their
appointment, respectively into bond with suf-
fcient security, to be approved of by the Secretary
at War; conditioned for the faithful expenditure eli
all public MONIES and accounting for all public pro-
perry which may come to their hands, respectively;
and the quarter mastergeneraI shall not be liable for
any money CT property that may come into the
hands of the subordinate officers of his department
Sec IND be it further enacted, That the sixth
section of the act hereby amended be, and the
il hereby repealed
SIGNED, as above.
Nav % 1910
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July 10.

= 2 virtue of a trust Iced from Otway Il Shields,
executed for the payment OF a certai, sum OF
money, specified in the same to James Lakeman,
shh proceed to sell for ready money, before the
front door OF the Eage Tavern in the city of iiich-
mond, on the 10Th day of October next one undv,l-
ed fifth part OF tract of land, known by the name
of 1ilmouth miles distant from williamsburg. W.
ing in the county OF York. being part of the tract
on which James Shields, decd resided.
SAML. McCRAW, Trustee.
September Q. w4wp
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NIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the CLERKS OF.

" ltGINlA-At Rules holden i'm the Clerks Of
lice OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the
hiehmond District, the 18th day of July, i2l2-
David Dickinson, the former husband of Anne
Dickinson, formerly Anne Coleman, one of the
daughters and legstees of Fraucis Coleman deed.
anu the children Of the said Anne and David, name
ty, Francis, Elizabeth, Ann, Thomas Fanny, David,
Samuel, John. William and Lucy; William Dicken-
son, former husband of Lucy Dickinson, formerly
Lucy Coleman, another OF the dau.h tcrs and lega-
tees of the said Francis Coleman deceased and the
children OF the said Lucy and William, namely,
Francis, Samuel c. and Festus Charles l., Garter.
administrator with the will annexed Of William T-ay-
Tor deceased, the former husband of Fanny Taylor,
formerly Fanny Coleman, another Of tile daughters
and legatces of the said Francis Coleman deceased
and the children Of the said Fanny aud William.
namely Archibald Il. and Philip, who are infante,
ana sue by the said Charles L. Carter as their ne ~
friend; & Jane Roy Duke, formerly Jane Roy Cob
man, another of tie daughters and lesatces of ,he
saiu Francis Coleman deceased, Pit95.
Jeremiah Upshaw, Francis Buekncr aud Church
~ Anderson, administrators OF James Upshaw de-
ceased; Anthony Thornton, executor of Walker
laiatcwo deceased, James TayIOr, surety for said
Thornton; John Minor, Thomas Il. Rootes and Sa.
muel Chiles, and John Coleman administrators Of
JCn ON, Cbies, deceased, Dsfs.
The subpoena scire iacias awarded in this cause
not being returned executed the defendant An.
thony Thornton, and tappeang by satisfactory cyi.
nence, that he IS not inlabtant Of this country
~ IS 0rdered, That the said defendant do apicar
here on the FIRST day ofthc next term * slew cause
u any he can, against the revival thereby sought
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some ~ wspaper published in the city Of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol, in the saidcity.
copy. Teste
WM. w. HENING, c. G.
September Is. w.,
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y pursuance of decd of trust, executed 10 me by
EDWARD bou5h, to secure the payment of n snfp
ot money to Joseph Garter, shall an the tlirteth
lSy OF THIS pr caent month (Septenri,er si2) sell at
'lbhc auction Tor ready money, on the premises a
nece on parcel Of ground, lying aud bsipg IN the city
"i i'ichnOnl on htl street. back Of Tie house on II
street ihat belongs to tie estate Of Caud Martin de-.
ceased, being the snue piece or parcel Of ground
he SAID Boish pdrei" .cd Of laid MARIN Ellis life
;inlc.
y. SJcP?ARD.
September IT, tjDus
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Septembcr te.

IOTlCE-i'he. pnhlis are h1rc',y cspt;oned a
gainst tralirs for a bond executed 10 TLos.
''b9on by tie subssr.i cr tor about eie,;ty tLroe
'onmlF, PAYABLE on tlic 2Jth of Dee. ,ncr, ,yb;cL
''"d an Determined not 70 ply, as ), sas given
nv .ic p,cr',a'e o, tract oiard, r. t,r sid fhes
IOCL ". JJ<ES.
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Richmond, September 9. wiv

a ESSRS. Samuel Allen & Judith his wife, job y
w Thompson Swami, William Swami, and Ell
zabcth Ronald Swamp
Take notce, that shall proceed TO take the de.
positions of sundry witnesses at Powhatan court.
house IN the state of Virginia, the east day of Oc-
tober next. between the hours of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and six o'clock in the afternoon of the same
day, to be read Us evidence in "a suit now depending
IN the county court of Powhatan, in Chancery
wherein am plaintiff and you and others are de-
PENDANTS. Yours, sc.
WILLIAM HICKMAN.
Richmond, September IL. wiw
= AND FOR SALE.-Ihe subscriber offers for
IA sale, the Tract of Land on which he resides in
Cumberland county, 4 miles from Farmvlle, s one
from Appomattox river, navigable to Peters
burg-containing SIS acres, fully two hundred OF
which are in woods, 100 handsomely set with Red
Clover and the remainder in high state of cult.
vatiOn In addition the beauty of situation and
fertility OF soil, there is the tract a Coal NJ inc,
which would TO man of capital and enterprise.
renderi it doubly valuable.
the above property is not disposed of privately,
(of which notice will be gven) before the first day
OF Sept, next, it will on that day be offered tor sale
(on the premises) to the highest bidder-one fourth
ofthe purchase money will be required on the day
OF SALE at which time a satisfactory title will be
made-and the balance in three equal annual install.
ments, with interest from the date.
JOHN KELSO.
The sale Of the above property is unavoidably
postponed until Wednesday the 9TH October next,
when it will certainly take place on the premises
Sept IL wtds
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August z.

a ARUGS & SfEDICINES--Thes subscriber res
, pectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has opened in the tenement next below
Messrs Ftzwlylsonn * Potter'sand near the corner
OF the street leading from the main street to May
os bridge; general and well selected of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, SIC. wicl he offers for
sale unreasonable terms for cash or acceptances in
town.
JOHN McMARA
July 10. wifi
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Z SH ALL petition the next Assembly OF Virginia.
d TO he eNo'crated from Keeping up tie eause.wss
IN Richmond county
LAWRENCE MUSE.
September 10. yom
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VI Office TO COOpEV5-Pe, .,ns diqpoqcd 10
eoutrNet for tlc delivery, on or before tl,c :,
November next, OF t;,.co 10 -four hundred bn.gef.
nade we! seasoned heart Of white OAK. FUN hoon
y, wiii please TO apply 10 Brown and Rive. o
Neimpnd, or TO the subscriber al War,e,, n -
liver.
WlLsoT CARY NICHOLAS.
Anglst u.
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AlRGiNIA--At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
lice OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the eleventh day of July 1919
Gervas Storrs sheriff of the comfy Of Henrco TO
whom the estate OF Fortunatus Sydnor hath been
committed for administration, by the court of the
SAID county OF Henrico, Phf.
.3sdiHSt
Jesse Smith, Robert Sydnor, William G. Sy,lnor,
John r. Price, executor of James Price, who was
executor OF Samuel Price, who during his life
sole acting executor of Fortunatus Sydnor decd. &
John Hewlett, executor of John Hewlett, who was
surviving executor Of the said Fortunatus Sydnor,
decd. DeEs
The subpoena scirefacias awarded in this cause, not
being returned executed the defendants Robert
Sydnor and William G.. Sydnor, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
OF this country II is ordered, That the said defend
ants do appear here the first day of the next
term, and shew Cause, if any they can, against the
revival thereby sought and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the city Of Richmond, for two months success
s,veiy and posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said city
a copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
August Z. yew
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May %, 1919.

Bs Y virtue of deed OF trust from John p Shields
az and Jane G. Shields his wife, executed for the
payment OF certain sums of money to James Lake
nan, we shall proceed to sell for ready money be-
fore the irontdoor of the Eagle Tavern, in the city
OF Richmond on the 10Th day of October next one
undivided fifth part of of land, known by the
name of 'iimouth, lying in the county of York, be-
ing part of tract which James Shields deed. re-
sidei, distant about 4 miles from Williamsburg, on
the stage road.
GEOs GREENHOW, and
GEO. WILLIAMSON, Trustees.
Richmond, Septcmber Q. wiw ,
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NTOTJCE--A petition will be presented to thc
next General Assembly Of Virginia, prayin2
hat the h"es, forcituros and penalties, accrung H.
he connty Of Prince Edward, and appropriated l.
NV to the Literary Fund, may be appropriated e
he use Of liampden Sidnsy College.
By the TRUSTEES.
September Is. wSS
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August 7.

IN CHANCERY--In Buckingham County Court
& August-1St2--
Anthony Garrett US. John Hamlleton and Arm.
stead Garrett.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the SAID John HambctOn 10 not an nabitant of this
state, on motion ordered, that the said ohm appear
at our Court House on the Cd Monday IN November
next to enter lis appearance To- this suit and give Sc
curity for performing the decree of the Court and
u 70 further ordered that this order be inserted
forthwith for . months successfully in some news
paper printed in the City OF Richmond and another
Copy posted at the front door of our Court House
II Cot2 Iesfe,
ROLFE ELDRlDGE, Jr. DC.
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ROLFE ELDRlDGE, Jr. DC.
Angnst 25.

4 hoiOk OlL--Aftcr great expcnce and atten-
v ton, the subscriber is now enabled to supply =
polhecaries and Physicians with cold drawn Castor
DIl of the best quality. IL will be kept constantly
fresh, at is Factory near C0oebland court house.
RICHARD G.. BOWLES
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We have for 80 months used in our practice, Gas.
to- OIL prepared by Doctor Richard G.. Bowles,
which we can certify TO be OF first quality clear
from sediment and impurities, sitting pleasantly on
the sto zach, aud operating without gripping wIcI, /.
so apt to he produced by imported Oil, from its uni
yersaly being more c. less rancid.
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Prince-Edward, Sept. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-15

seen on reference 70 the lis. and that dur.
ing Ill that period. the government OF France
had not issued single cdict that violated our
neutral commerce Whisi. on the contrary,
from the very commencement of the presen,
war, in 1908, the British, by their orders Of
blockade, iegalzed the roo5ery Of our mer-
chants. So long, however, as We had the
scmblance of neutral trade so long as we
coulftrade to the continent of Europe in any
tolerable decree, pacific expedients were sub
stituted for hostility. The orders in council
came at last, before the PRONUNCIATION OF
which, even the Berlin decree was nothing
the orders in council came, and compelled
the United States to take stand in defence
of their rights, or disgrscefuly and ruinous-
ly to yield. Embargo and non intercourse
were tried bot the federaists succeeded in
rendering them nugatory. War at length,
is rcsortcd 10 against Great Britain not be-
Cause France has done US no injury not be-
cause we wish to coalesce with her sot be-
cause we do not hold her responsible for the
wrong she has done US; but because France,
by yielding something, indicates sense Of
returning justice (; because Great Britain has
not only not yielded any thing, upon any one
point Of our differences, bur has tsuhtingly
Knocked our crcduli,y and sported with her
pligh,ed faith and because the British with
the same offer of conci.iation that was made
to France from the United States, has once
violated compact formally entered into, and
has ever since continued to treat our proposi-
tions for pacific adjustment with scorniul ne
glect. II 1t be SO partial to France to remain
at peace With her, WY did not Great Britain
embrace the same offer which W: made TO
her when We made it TO France, and taereby
secure the name sort Of partiaii,y TO Lcrself
IT. be Continued }
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POR7' or NEWP0RT.


Entrred-sch. Albion, Berry Frenchnlan's Bay /:
sloop General Greene, Durham, Ncw.York.
Ciedred-slocp Aurora, Irish, New.york sch.
Shibbolc,h, Tillinghsst Baltimore.
Arrived on Tuesday last. sch sally & Bctsey. Dag,
gett, from Boston tor Phiadelphia.
On Tuesday last, arrived in this harbor, the car
tel brig Themes, Capt. Clarke, of New Haven, from
Porto Rico, with 22 American prisoners. The ship
Nabby. Capt Iiandiey foundered st sea, Aug. IS,
capt II with all his ships company Except tho mate
who wns lost In the gae) took 10 the long-bo and
after days arrived at Porto Rico. Captain Handlcy
arrived here 10 the brig Thames. Left at Porto Ri
CO, Sept 20, SCH Harriet, Winn, from baltimore
sch. Ann T. EhzA, BOYD. from Philadelphia /, and
schooner from phlsdelphia, under Spanish COZ
oIs, which had been pIundered by Bermudian
slosp Of part Of her cargo AND cobln stores
BY the above arrival we have received the follow
ing list OF captured vessels, left at ST Thomas sept.
%. Sch Nimbie, CoggeshsI, If RhodcIsiand
do. Hannah, swain, of Newburyport do. Indianna,
from Philsdelphis. do. Mount Vernon, Richardson,
Newport from Havana for Porto Rico, under Span
ish ceors brig Hannibal, from New-Iondon brig
Amphitrite, for Baltimore, under Spanish coors
soop Eudesvor, under Swedish colors sch. Grey y
hound, Allen, from baltimore, for Porto Rico
brig from Norfolk, for ST. Barts, name unknown ).
ship Alligator, Of Nantucket, with oil two briggs
from the same port and the priyatccr sch Provi''
dence, OF Providence The Providence was capture
ed on the Goth August, by ,hrse- -masted luggef'
from 81. Thomas, after having thrown overheard
part Of her guns ia the cl.ase.
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mAkkiEl)-si tie Fii,Hds, Meeting House in
this town on the 2Sth uit, Mr. DAxrrL tI rp Jun.
OF Pomfret, (Con) TO Miss SARAH Arpao. uaurh.
ter OF Mr.. David Albro. Of Middetown.
AT the Friends Mectng-Iiouse in riyertop. ON
the lst inst. Mr.. DAVID BurrpM, iun of this town
10 Miss svsAN.ASN BAskEn, daurh,er OF Mr..
BenJamin Barker, of Pembroke, (MassacAusettsl
DiED--at North-Kngstown on the I'd inst in the
S0th year Of her age, Mrs ELizAnrru CLrAy.
LAND. widow of John Cleavland, ESQ
AT LittleCompton on the 7th inst Mr.. E,.,.nA
BRowN, yonnges, son Of the late William brown.
in the 18th year OF his age -" In the sudden death
OF this young man, his come xions, friends, anil
society sustain an irreparabe loss Indeed, SO a.
miabe was his disposition, so promising bis talents:
SO correct his whole department in all the relations
he sustained, as TO render him dear 10 all who knew
him. But a just Con, whose ways are nscrutablc,
hath cut him down like flower Of the field, and
left his friends bitterly to lament his early death
" Smfien tiye'ds are 3ngsis SEM on ~
E,rards FIJI Of isre--
" lsor ns they angaish, axd fer as thep die
Ind shall they tangmsh--shaR they die ia pain ?s
~ Portsmouth ION this Island) on the let inst
Col ALExAkptR THOMAS, in the 10Th year OF his
age All officer of meri, in the revolutionary war,
and very respectable inhabi,ant of that town
In this town on Thursday last, JAMES EDWARD,
son of Mr.. Clarke Cook, aged 16 months
On Monday morning last, MIR. WM. Lee, aged
"a worthy member Of the Society Of Friend g.
AT Charleston, Is, C) on the 10th uit. Mrs HAM
NAH VAUGHN, consor Of Mr. Daniel Vaughn and
daughter OF Capt Henry Tew, of Portsmouth (on
this lsland) in tie 9Th year of her age.
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Marine ey Naval Intelligence.

The privatccr Teszer, Dob,on, arrived at Port
land on Tuesday. She has taken mot before heard
of brig loaded With timber small sch. loaded
with sugar, -four, &c. she has had second brush
with an English letter Of marquc brig, ana was seat
oft, while attempting TO board her The Tezzer has
been gone 27 aays, and has maze prizes ~ all,
two not known, The sch. came ia with the Teazer.
New Ysrk, Ocfsbsr 5.--Asrivej, ship Hannibal,
Hunt, i6o dsys from Canton. se,'t. 2fh, lat. 80,
lon 50, fell in and spoke the British Iet,er-oEmsr-
que sAip Patton, Ministers, Of 16 guns, from BAR
BADGES for Plymouth, Eng and being short OF pro.
visions, sent boat board. with the 81 officer and
zscamen, and passenger, whom they detained and
sent their chef ofiecr, with two sesmen, IN the
iIanribsrs os', 10 bring csptin Hunt ard hs I a.
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pets On board which demand capt. IT, did not thiDr
proper to comply with. and, perceiving they were
preparing for action, bore away for bis port of des-
tinstion leaving hIs boats crew on board the Pot.
ton' ana has safe arrived here with the English.
nieo that were sent on board of bis ship.
Sailed on a cruize, pryateer General Armstrong.
Barnard, OF 10 guns and $50 men .-also, priya,eer
Jacks Favorite, Miller, Of guns and 80 men
The ship Mariner, of London from ~rasisa, with
rum and sugar has arrived ut Norfak, prize 10 tie
Governor M'Kean, l.ucet, of Philadelphia.
large vessel OF about or 800 tons, entirely
dismssted, was to9isg into the Chesapeake Bay ON
Thursday last, by long black pri,aseer schooner
Arrived NJ Gloucester on Tuesday last, the Brit
ish brig Tor Abbey. with full cargo Of first quail.
~ Newfoundland fish, prize 10 the prvateei Thrash
er of that port vessel and cargo valued at $4,000.
Spoke 18th sept priys,eer swoidfsh of Gloucester.
which had previously taken 4 prizes; the last Of
which Was ship of 4s0 tons, mounting - carriage
guns, from Jamaica, with valuable cargo of su.
gar, rum and coffee. tnet f.e
Privateers ship Alexander, Of 20 guns, from sa-
lem. aud bris Thorn, OF Is guns, sailed on cruise
on Monda, last -"