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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-31
TALUABLE uat PRJDlcIlVE
REAL ES IA TE,
EOn .EAnE
FOX 81 IL

INiE Subscriber offers for sale the
Il MINERAL SPRING ESTATE. in Stafford,
Connecucut, of which he is proprietor. This Estab-
hshmCnt nss, ior mny years past been the resort of
vnors, both tor health and amusement, from vari-
Gus parts of the Unted States For few years
past that resort has been annually increasing. Dur
Ing the present season. the receipts from the Estab
lshment, for fifteen weeks in succession, have, on
an average exceeded Tyso Hundred Dollars each ,ssck.
The property consists of large and we'll finished
Hotel, 90 feet by 40, ard three stories in height;
two Bathing Houses convenient Store two stories
In height large Barn and Coach House and
number of out-budngs, amoog which Is handsome
Summer-IIousc, with Bowling Alley ad dining It;
and about l0U of Land, well fenced and
tered
The Mineral Waters belonging to this Establish.
mcnt arc unquestionably excellent remedy in
many diseases The air OF the town is uncommony
saiusrious, and thn situation adjoining the Springs
has, by visitors, been pronounced dehghifu"-
The Springs are situated on the great Turnpike
daoR leading from Boston to Hartford and Sew-
York Turnpike Roads from four other different
quarters TALL into the Boston Turnpike, one at the
distance of m,e, two at the distance OF mile and
an half, and one at the distance of two miles from
the Springs. This circumstance renders the place
easily accessible from almost every part of The
country.
This property would be sold on terms accommo.
dating to purchaser. 4 large amour, of House.
hold Furniture, belonging 10 The Establishment
would be included in the sales, should il be the
wish Of the purchasers.
For further particulars, please inquire of the sub.
scrbss, IN tho premises, or of Mr.. HENRY MOORE,
OF Newport who can give additional information on
the subject. SAMUEL WILLARD.
Stafford Springs SEPT. %, 1S01--(o8.)
NIB. In the event of sale of the property pos.
session would be given about the 10Th of November
of the FIRST Of April next, might best acoommo.
date purchasers.
w "A ssGaitm cepper,pa,c eayrasiag Of lis ntcrc
dsscrite; prerases,muy &c seen q. fhs cf.cc.
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CASH FOR RAGS.

LOUR CENTS pound given tol
4 clean Cotton and Lipnen RAGS, at No. IS
Bannister's tharf sept. s.
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]. r. CALVERT r.


lzaratime Jokes--said, or 10 be said.
Aftcr the capture OF the Frolic, oy Capt
Jones, when the Poictiers, ~, move III SIght
the prevaiilng sentiment very naturally was,
that it was all over with the Americans. A
sailor, on board the Wasp, after looking very
stcdiastly Tor a moment at the PoicIlers, as
che appi oached cried out with great vchc.
mence, 4" By ----- CAPTAIN, tets ooard her 20
After the Macedonian haI surrendered To
the United States, an old Brush seaman said
to an American tar. (" Why, Jack, you play
your guns we'll" Wei! Quota Jack)
phoa This Is merely DIT OF Sunday WORK
You should only see us on TOorking days"
Yirg. drSus.
a statement, shelving the mighty superiority
of our Tars in the ART OF gunnery.
americans. BRITISH.
Killed and qpoaaded. KIAed and spounaed
The President had The Littie Belt 33
Constitution Ii Guerfiere lo4
Wasp, 10 Frolic IS
United States III Macedonian loo
80 3lS
SO
Difference in favor Of America 282
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NeqVport SbOe- Store and
ManH1acf0y,
No. 100, THAMES STREET,
ERpT ny

JOHN N. OHViS.
XITHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment OF Lads and
Gentlcmen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description he
has those of tire first quality, which he will warrant
and reoommend-also, quantity that lac Will sell
at reduced prices.
lie also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce Of superior quality 10 any
which are made IN Newport, and OF the latest lash
ions, ~ he employs number Of experienced work
men at Boot-uakng, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture Of Ladies SHOES, of every deS-
cription
Those Gentlemen who mey wish 10 be lit
ted to their measure with Boots shoes, sill please
10 leave their measures at his shoe-store ar at his
sInulac ory in the rear Of the same, with his fore
man Ladies wishing to be fttegl with Crccian Slips,
or other Shoes will be waited Oh by his foreman who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
lie returns MS thanks 10 his customers Tor
the patronage he has hitherto received and h&tters
himself by the eNertions he has made TO pfocrue
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
~ Is An assortment oil Morocco, ot al
colors. binding skins, Boot-Web, Cord and TOssels,
&c.
- All orders from town and country will
he attended to- May 90.
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Cobartnersbib DissolUed.

THE copartnership heretofore formed
Il under the Firm of
THURSTON & NEWMAN,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
having demands against said Frm will prescn, their
claims for settlement and all persons indebted are
called upon to make immediate payment 10
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN,
who is fully authorized TO settle the same.
THOMAS THURSION.
AUGUSTUS NEW MAN.
NsrbOrt, Oct. 2S. 1912
The business will be conducted in fu-
tu-e at the old stand by the subscriber, who takes
tnis opportunity of returning his unfeigned thanks
for the liberal encouragement he has heretofore re-
ceived. and respectfully soliclts continuance of
their favors AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
.vsupari, Oct. 90, 1872
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REAL I-SrATE.

THE subscriber, having full power from Will
4 LIAM Z. MvMroRp, of Newport. to convey
at discretion the real estate of the said William. Of
fcrs Cor sale tract of laud lying ON Point Judith, IN
South-Ningstown, consisting of
Oac Hmdred and TSpel0e acres,
we'll proportional for meadow, pasture, srable and
marsh Said land will be sold together or in divisions
as may best sui, the purchaser and at public auc-
tfon, IL no, speedily disposed OF at private sale 1t
may be SO divided as to accommodate several of the
proprietors of adjoining lands Vt vs. requested they
will take the matter into consideration, and make
their wishes in relation 20 it known as conve
nient Possession will be given tho 25,h day OF
March next. PAUL VI. MUNFORD
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Patent Sky-Lights, &c.
Just received, and for sale, by
y JOHN B. LYON, Lyon's whaD,
"A QUANTITY CT Patent SKY-LiGETS

He has also for SAFE,
$500 feet of Romsdeil's ,ars Of the first quality,
various sizes SO quintals streights and soal Fish
Mess Pork, old aud new, in bbs. and half bb!s with
variety Of other articlcs.
j. B. Lyon contemplating new arrange
mcnt in his business, requests all persons having
accounts open with him TO call aud close the same
On before the Slst inst snd all persons Indebted
to him earnestly solicited to settle their accounts
by Cash or Note, BY that time. Dec. "a.
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APPRECIATION.
WE, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having in various used Dr. Roterfsor's ceebra-
ted Fan,lv Medicines, which prepared by
Dr. r.. ~. Dyost, of Philadelphia, have found
them highly serviceabc in families, and particu-
lsrly eiicacious in removing those complaints for
which they are prescribed, we feel assureGQf their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and we'll worthy the attention OF all familes-in
testimony hereof have affixed respective sg-
natures David Jones,
Late chaplain TO Genera, Wayne, Chester county.
Edward Ayers, v. ID. ~. No. li2,North Fifth street.
Edward Wsington, No. 8, Queen street.
Nathaniel 8ayue, No. Is, North Front street.
John ID Nelson, No. 95, Race street.
Adam Vance, No. 70, Christian street.
William Julian, No. 90. South Fifth street.
Jacob Slough, No. lSl, Noble street.
David Fisher, No. l37, Arch street.
Jacob HUFF, No. 355, Calowb street
IL L. Broslasky, No. 81, south sixth street.
John Shreeves. Jr No. So Coates street.
!. Hmill, n. r.. Corner Of Pace and Tenth street.
Hanah Burden, No. 529, South Front street.
Thomas Rose, Tanmany street, near Fourth
Preston Goodwin. Market street, near the Bridge.
James Branson, Burlington County, M
Willrm llollinshead, Gloucester County, Nj.
Enoch Eldridgc, Gloucester County, \. J.
Isaac Virgins, Chester County.
John smith, M. 553, Moth Second street.
Christopher Dresher, Upper Dublin Township, (PS )
Michael Craft, Morrisvillc, (Pal
Joseph Henry, Near Norris;own Mont ,onssy County
George Engcls, Uni,ci stztcs Ar>.nsL
Oct @-iscoN. M
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
Tailoring Business.

THE subscriber informs his employ.
IL ers, and the public generally, that
he intends remaining in Martinsburgh
that he resides in the house he has oc-
copied for several years, and that he will
be thankful for any orders in the Tailor
ing line.-He is furnished with all the
latest fashions, aud will endeavour to
give full satisfaction TO all who may
please to employ him.
- He wishes to employ two or three
J~ourneymen Tailors, who are good
workmen. to whom ne will give con
slant work and good wages.
JAMES SMALL.
November 6, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18

A N excellent Plantation upon Tuscs-
n rora Greek, about four miles from
Martinsburgh in Berkeley County, Eir-
ginia, containing upwards of three hun
dred and thirty acres, about one hum
dred and sixty acres cleared, about thirty
five acres of meadow, which is believed
10 be superior to any on the creek-two
apple orchards, with buildings contigu-
u to each-This farm is well caicu.
lated for the accommodation oftwofami-
lies, on it are several never failing sr~ ings
of excellent limestone water there is
a Saw.Ei!l on the farm, and the head
race is dug for a Merchant mill, with a
TALL ct nineteen and a half feet-The
title is ~indIsputable. A further descrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary, as any per-
son inciinsd to purchase, will most pro-
badly view the. premises. For terms
apply 10 Ebene2er Christy, at the
BioomerY mills IN Jefferson County, OK
to the subscriber on the premises.
SAMUEL CHRISTY.
September 1f,ist2 tt
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
Il Farm for sale,

CONTAINING about three hun
" dred and eighty acres ofiand. adj
joining Shepherds Town, on which /
now live or it is a good stone dwelling
house, and a number of out buildings !;
there is a good lime stone spring near the
house which waters all the fields this
tract has a large proportion of timber j;
there can be fifteen acres of hre meadow
made, which can be watered from the
spring.
l also have for sale, a farm containing
two hundred and sixty acres, about four
miles from Shepherds Town on the
Potomack river, with a merchant mill
and saw mill on it, aud about thirty acres
of the best meadow in the county, well
waite red-on this tract is an abundance
of fine iimbrr-there is water in all the
fields, Any person wishing to purchase
will apply to the subscriber living on the
farm near Shepherds Town.
RAWLEIGH MORGAN.
September IS, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18

TAKEN up by the subscriber living
Il near Martinsburgh, an cstray
horse Of bay colour, with a small star
in his forehead, about thirteen and an
half hands high, nine or ten years old,
and shod all round. | have reason &c
believe that he belongs to a MI. Allen, oil
Sleepy Creek. The owner is desired
to prove property, pay charges and take
him away.
DANIEL OBURN.
Decembrv a. 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
Slaves to Hire.

yT7II.L be hired, BY public auction
w at the subscribers dwelling, on
the first day of January next, all the
SLAVES belonging to the estate Of
flames Sfrode, deceased, for one year.
FERNS will De made known at the time,
by the Executors.
HENRY BEDINGER.
Berkeley county, Dec. II.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
L.4MES BROWN, G Co.

At their store 10 Shepherds Town, are
now opening and selling
Rose, Striped & Point BLANKETS,
Superfne white and scarlet Flannels,
Yellow, White and Red ditto, assott-
ed qualities,
Bearskius, Coatings, & Forest Cloths,
Kerseys, Halfthicks aud Plains,
Jersey Stripes and Plaids,
Superhne Cloths and C~assimeres,
Middle and low price ditto, assorted
colours,
Bedford Cords and Stockinettss
Velvets and Velveteens, assorted,
Merseiiles, Toilinett, Swahdown and
Silk Vestiugs,
Silk, Cotton and Worssed Hosiery,
Silk, Kid, Shammy and other Gloves,
Black, Pink, Crimson, Blue and Straw
coloured Canton Grapes,
Ditto. Ditto. French Ditto.
GROCERIES & LTQ UORS, HARD.
WIRE And CUTLER Y, BOOKS
AND STATIONAR Y, CHINA
And QUEENS WIRE,
Together with a variety of other arti.
cles, as well of necessity, as of ele.
gance and taste.-They are determined
to sell their goods, at a remarkably low
advance, for ready payment, and to pune.
tual customers at short credit.
November 6, 1912. (tf)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18

AND
NNATIUS G'FERRALL,
(Formerly by Levi Price,) Martins
burgh.
Lees Anti Bilious Pills, for the pre-
v%entioR of Bilious Fevers, sc.
Lees Elixir, for violent Colds, Coughs,
&c &c
Lees Invaluable Agne & Feever Drops.
Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges.
Lees Itch Ointment, wsrranted to cure
by Que application.
Lees Grand Restorative, for nervous
disorders, Inward weakness, &c.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, for the
Venerial.
Lees Persian Lotion, tor letters and
eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
tor the rheumatism, &c.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees Tooth Ach Drops.
Lees Damask Lip-Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees AnodSne Elixir, for the cure Of
headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
~ To detect counterfeits, observe
each article has on the. outside wrapper,
the signature of
MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
~ At the places of sale, may be bad
gratls, Pamphlets containing cases OF
cures, whose length prevents their being
herewith inserted.
M~srinsburgh, Jan. 1, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
Mr. ANDEEW GIN,
Take Notice,

THAT on the 9th day of January
i next, at the house in which MIR.
Levi Price now lives, ia the town oil
Eiartinsbargh, County of Berkeley aad
Commonwealth of Virginia. we intend
10 take the depositions OF Smith Siaogh-
ter, Esq. James Wilson, Lsq. John
M'Cleary, Amos Meudennall and Mi
chael Pear-and on tne 18Th day of the
same month, at the house in which Fran.
els Silvers now lives and keeps a tavern,
on Mill Greek, in the County Of Berke.
lev and Commonwealth Of Virginia,
known BY the name of the Stone Tavern,
we intend to take the depcsitions of VIII
liam Wilson, Joseph Hair, Joel Ward,
Esq. Mrs. Ann Anderson, Airs. Mary
Peppers and George Merricle-and il
from accident, or otherwise, the deposit
tions of the said Smith Slaughter, Esq.
James Wilson, Esq. John M'Cleary
Amos Mendenhall and Michael Pear,
or any of them, should not be taken on
the said 9Th day OF January next, at the
hose in which Levi Price now lives, in
Mastinsbufgh, we shall take said depo-
%sitions, or such of them as may not be ia
ken that day, on the said 18th day of
January ne vi, at the befo'c nafaed house
in which said Francis Silvers now lives,
on Mill Creek-and If by accident, or
otherwise, the DISPOSITIONS of the said
William Wilson, Joseph Hair, joel
Ward, Esq. Mrs Ann Anderson, Mrs.
Mary Peppers and George Merriele, or
n of them, should not be taken on the
said 18th day of January next, we In.
tend taking them, or such OF them as
NAV not be taken on the said 18th day OF
January next, on the next day, to wit,
on the 10th day of said month of Janua-
~ next, at the said house in which Fran
els Stlvers now lives, on Mill Creek
Said dispositions are intended to be read
in evidence on the trial OF a suit now de-
pending 10 the Superior Cuuttof Chan.
Gerry, directed by law to be holden at
Winchester, in the County of Frederick
and Commonwealth Of Virginia, where
in the heirs and legal representatives CT
Andrew Waggener, deceased, are com
plainan,s, and you, the said Andrew
Chew, are defendant The said dePo-
sitions to be taken by virtue CT commits
sions issued 10 said suit for that purpose.
PETER CASEY,
NANCY CASEY,
holm l.. SEHON,
FANNY SEHON,
IOHN WAGGENER,
XEBULON DYER,
REBECKAH DYER,
ANDREW WAGNER,
EDmUND WAGCbNEk,
JAMES WAGGENEK, and
ANDREW WAGGENER,
WILLIAM NAGGENER, and
lOHN WAGNER, children Of
Thomas Wasgvner, deceased, and IN
fants under the age OF twenty-one years,
who prosecute by tleir next friend, and
SARAH ANN BOYD, daughter
OF Mary Boyd, deceased, who was a
daughter of Andrew Waggener, decd.
Said Sarah Ann Boyd is also an infant
under the age of twenty.one years, and
prosecutes by her next friend.
December II, 1912. (Ctt6th an
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
WHEREAS Robert Chris,y obtain

WHEREAS Robert Christy obtain.
w ed of me, by means which it is not
necessary in this advertisement to par.
ticularize, on the Goth day of Septem.
Der, 1908, a lease for the term of twelve
years FIVE months and fifteen days, of my
mill on Tuscarora, and a tract of land
adjacent to it, to annul which lease l
have instituted a suit in chancery against
said Christy, now, do hereby caution
all persons whatever against taking an
assignment of said lease, or an under
lease from said Christy.
HUGH v. PATTERSON.
October %, 1912. &. f)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
For Sale,

Il valua5ie Negro WomGn,
who is we'll acquainted with house and
out work, together with her two child
rem. a Cid about 4 years old, and a Boy
of is months.-Iuquire OF the Printer
October 80, 1872
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
To the .fUhcfed.

The Original Fasnily Medicines,
So highly celebrated III all parts of tho
u. States, for ten years and upwards,
continue to be faithfully prepared, and
sold by the Proprietors, No. SO, Pitt
street, Baltimore.
MlCHAEL LEE. E5 Co.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
MRRCHANDIZE

well adapted 10 the season, embracing
a.mest every article required in his
line: The articles which have been
mos, scarce and dBicutt TO obtain for
some time past, VIII be found among the
present assortment, and having been
purchased 10 the best markets for cash,
will be sold accordingly cheap.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18

a NY person having BOOKS in their
n possession belonging to the subscri'
Der, will please deposit them with John
Alburtis. Martinsburgh.
ADAM s.: cambridge.
October 80, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
Fall and Winter Goods.


| which are considerably more extensive
than his former purchases, on account
OF his present stand being much more
convenient and better calculated for the
reception Of a more general assortmen:
of goods Par. of his present purchase
consfts of
Supcrfne and commo Cloths,
Shlrting and other Flannels,
Striped aud Rose Blankets,
Corduroys, Constitution cords, Thick.
sets and Velvets,
Fancy Waistcoating,
Irish Linnens and Shifting Cottcns,
Plain and Fancy Lenoes,
BOOK and J~aconet Musllns,
Dimities and Jeans,
! Calicos and Chintzes,
Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
Silk, Shammy, KID and Beaver Gloves,
Ladies Kid, Morocco aud Leather
Slippers,
Avery handsome assortment ofthe latest
fashionable Straw and Silk Bonnets,
A large assortment Of Queens Ware.
Machine spun Cotton-also, Spinning
Cotton,
Fine and ground Alum Salt, and a very
large aud general assortment OF
Groceries and Liquors,
Ard a number ofother articles, which
makes his assortment very good, all of
which he is now selling at the most fedu
ced prices for cash, to punctuai persons
or a shor. credit, or for approved
try produce.
lie returns thanks to the public for
the encouragement heretofore received,
and hopes to deserve a continuance of
their ~favours.
MATTHEW ]. CLARKE.
Carrard's. Town, December 4, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18

THE subscriber informs his customers,
and the public, that in addition to the
Goods he opened in the early part OF
the season, he is now opening a very
LARGE assortment of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
To Blacksmiths.

The Subscriber has Jar Sale,
Genuine Millington Crow
lev Steel, warranted first quality, for
Axes and other edge Tools,
Best English Blister, for
Mill Irons, Hammers, &c.
DO. Country Blister, Bar
lron, Sheet Iron, Strap
Iron.
ALSO,
Anvils and Vices,
of the first rate.
JAMES S. LANE.
shepherd's-Town, Nov. 20, 1912
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18
For Sale,

A NEGRO GIRL, about eighteen
wears of age, stout and healthy, and well
acquainted with house and out work
Inquire of the Printer.
November 10, 1912. y
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18

The subscriber respectfalIy informs his
friends and the public generally, that he
mas removed his store To that well known
old stand, formerly occupied by William
Wilson, Esq. where he mas just finished
opening, MS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-12-18

December 4. 1912.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-03
SHIP NEWS.

NoRFoLK, January 27.-Arrived brig Enc
line, Fash, 81 days from St. Jago de Cuba,
bound to New York, in distress, short of pro-
visions and leaky. Vessels left before report
ed Spoke, Dec. 8, off Cape Antonio, schr.
Triton. from Kingston, Jam bound for New
bern, IN. c.. days out. 2lst, off Cape Flo
ridas, brig Adventure, from Kingston, (Jam.)
bound for Wilmington. IN. CO. ~ days Ont.
9th, lat. 80, long. 70, brig Rising Hope, of
Boston, from Dublin, bound for Savannah, 60
days out. Jan. 9Th, lat. 81, 80, long. 70, ship
America, Alderkin, of Boston, from London
bound to this port, los days out. 9TH, lat. So,
Al, long. 20, the U. S. brig Nautilus, captain
Sinclair, had lost her bowsprit, -topmast,
and had thrown all her guns overheard in
heavy gale of wind. They intended to make
for this port.
Sloop Scion, Simmons, days from Ply
mouth, On. c.
In HAMPTON ROADS The ship Boync,
Coats, 81 days out from this port bound to
Charleston, has returned short of provisions,
her sails somewhat injured and lost one man.
Sne has experienced nothing but severe gales
of contrary winds.
Also, schr. Speedwel, White, 81 days from
Laguira bound to Baltimore, put in to get
pilot and ship hands, her crew being sick.
Schr. Shbboleth, White, days from New
port, Or. ~ bound to Baltimore, put in to
ship hands, the crew being frost bitten.
Ship Mary, Peterkin, from Keil, and 50 days
from Hull, (Eng.) bound to Baltimore, put in
to procure pilot and provisions. Spoke in
long. 81, ship Topaze, Daniels, from Sumatra
bound to Boston, | 10 days out.
Arrived in Hampton Roads, on Saturday
lsst, from Bermuda, in IA days, H. B, Ms
sloop Emulous, with dispatches, and for Mr..
11orier, who has been named one of the COM
missioners for settling the disputes between
Spain and her Colonies.