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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
TIL E GAZETTE.
MARFlNSBURGH, MARCH 23.

Randolph's Letter-h presenting oar
rsulerS tbs interesting letter, 1oe offer
to kejr oie5o one Of the most eloquent Of
this erte@ti'ic geattenan's productions. it
,c1s 1rritten before the nedos of peace had
ysgched our shores, bat most Of at is still
aqgljcu5ts 10 Tie men nosc IN poacer it
c5,stdins sketch Of their characters.
taith fat!y copied from the life, and Of
tbeir measures, equally imbecile and y~-
inous, strtki~sly displayed We eonSi-
der IL as ore Of the hdppicst efforts Of
Mr. Rns92!ph'S pen.
IN y. Herdldl
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23

March Court, 1915.
Jane Moon, widow and reIict and deyisee
Of Jacob Moon, deed Complainant,
against
Thomas Moon and Henry Bedinger, defts.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant Thomas Moon. not hav
ing entered his appearance agreeable to an
ACT OF Assembly and the rules of this Court
and 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
Court that he is not an inhabitant of this
Commonwealth, on motion ofthe complain
ant, by her, counsel, it is ordered, that the
SAID defendant, do appear here on the Sc
cond Monday in June next, to answer the
bill OF the complainant, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Mar
tinsburgh Gazette for two months success
sively, and posted at the door of the Court.
House OF said County.
A Copy-Tcst.
DAVID HUNTER, c. B. G.
March 23.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
Young. MARQUIS

is chesnut sorrel, handsomely marked
with star and snip, with one white foot.
sixteen hands 3 2 inches high, eour Years
old, remarkably well made and active--a
view Of Young Marquis. with knowledge
OF the stock from which he was bred, win
be sufficient inducements for good judges to
breed from him
Young Marquis was got by the very Just
ly celebrated horse Marquis, Of the state
OF New Jersey whose sire was the noted
imported horse Old Rockingham, his dam
by Black Marquis, his grand dam by Old
Mercury. and his great grand dam bv
Bullyrock. Young Marquis's dam by
Snap, his grand dam by Badger, both of
which are considered to be equal if not su.
perior to any stock Of horses ever introduc.
ed in this neighbourhood
VAN BENNETT.
March 60, 1915
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
!ScraDs of NeuS.

The members ofthe Legislature Of New
York have resolved TO wear Grape so days
in testimony of respect for the memory Of
Robert Fulton, Esq Also, the members
ofthe society "for the promotion OF the use
iul arts"
The Bible Society of ST. Peterburgh,
has printed within the last two years,
$500 bibles 10 several languages; and the
committee 81 500, in four languages. The
paper alone cost 90 900 roubles.
The Court Martial at Troy Adjourned on
Saturday sen'night, for one week, to allow
Gen Wilkinson time 70 prepare his de
fence. Gen Brown had arrived there
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23

War having been declared by the Alge-
rine government against the United States
of A nnerica, and the United States having
determined to repel the war thus waSed,
we have thought it would interest our rea
ders 10 present them with summary view
Of The country and city of Algiers, their
Climate and population, strength and re-
sources, and Of the several expeditions
which have sat down before it, to the end
that they may properly appreciate the enc
my! We fervently hope for divers good
reasons, that the Algerine war will not be
suffered to linger out tedious and inactive
existence of years, as did the war OF Iripo-
H. The following are eStractsf from Brookes'
G2Eetteer-D Demo Press.
ALGtERS.
One OF the states of Barbary, bounded on
tie Il. by Tunis, on the ~ by the Mediter-
ranean, on the 5 by Mount Atlas, and on
the w. by Morocco. 1t extends 900 mics
from Z. to w. TIE air is very temperate
aua the land toward the north fertile IN
corn. The valleys are full of fruit; but
great part is dry mountainous and barren.
The melons have an exquisite taste. some
of which are ripe in summer and others IN
winter. The stems of the vines are Sc
large, that a man can hardly grasp them
with his arms and the punches OF grapes
are foot and half long. 1t is divided IN
70 three provinces, namely, T!emsam on
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23

Arrived az Norfolk, a Dutch vessel ,:5r
.,srly She American schr. PIrse) captain
scott. from Rotterdam, which she left in
December, with 100 pipes gin, and glass
ware, 10 Moses Myers & Co She left Os.
tend on the 2Sth Jan. brought no papers !;
bu. brings verbal information that the Con-
rrsss at Vienna had broken up in an ami
cable manner and that Flanders was to be
annexed to Holland. She is the iirst Dutch
vessel that has been in the port of Norfolk
tor twelve years.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
Nv. y. Heraldl

The House Of Assembly of the state OF
New Jersey, have decided by majority
of one vote, to reject the proposition from
the state Of Connecticut for amending the
constitution of the Uuited States, by the
adoption of the seven articles agreed upon
by the New England Convention The
report for rejecting the proposition was
drawn up by jonathan Dayton. formerly
Speaker OF the House of Represen atives
IN Congress
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
Young MARQUIS
March IS.

VIM stand this season, on Mondays, Tues
days and Wednesdays at Mr., John iinkelis
stable, near Beall's Mill (the burnt milh
on The road leading from Shepherds.town
to Harpers Ferry, and on Thursdays
Fridays and Saturdays in Shepherds town.
and be let to mares at eight dollars the sea-
son, payable The LIST Of October next. fbut
which may be discharged with six dollars,
ii paid by the lst Of Jdly) four dollars the
single leap, to be paid at the time the lean
is taken, or TO be considered as engaged
for the season; and twelve dollars TO insure
foal. to be paid when the mare proves
with foal parting with or removing the
mare, forieits the insurs nee. 1he season
will commence the first Monday in April
and end the first of july Strict attention
viii be paid, but no responsibility for acct
dents.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
WESTERN COMMERCE.!
frona tAc Western C0Nl

FTUW INU ~ bot6TW OUHTtFF'
On Monday morning passed the Falls
the beautiful Barge Missouri, burden "a
bout l7o tons, bound for New Orleans
Built and owned by capt. Henry Beckt,e,
Of Cincinnati, from which place TO the
Falls, she came. in twenty two hours and
twenty four minutes. She has en- board
1900 barrels of -four weighing SIG 400
pounds, beside sundry other articles, and
rows forty-!our oars. She is certainly the
finest Barge that ever foated on the Wes-
tern waters.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
March Court, ISIS.
March %.
= muft H NOO'Ct 1919.
Aaton Hibberd, Complainant,

Mdfch Court, 1915.
Aaton Hibberd, Complainant,
against
David Murphy and Martha his wife, late
Martha Thatcher, jesse Thatcher. Eli
Anderson and Mary his wife, late Mary
Thatcher, David Thatcher, Joseph
Thatcher, Ruth Thatcher, and William
Thatcher, heirs of Stephen Thatcher,
deed. defendants,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants David Murphy and Mar.
tina hrs wife, late Martha Thatcher, Jesse
Thatcher, Eli Anderson & Mary his wife
late Mary Thatcher, David Thatcher, Jo-
seph Thatcher, Ruth Thatcher, and vii
liam Thatcher heirs Of Stephen Thatcher,
deceased, not having entered their ap-
pearance agreeable to an act of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court, and it APP
pearng to the satisfaction ofthe Court tina;
they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth, on motion of the complainant, by
his counsel, Il is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the second Aion-
day in June next, to answer the bill Of the
complainant, and that a copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh
Gazette for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at The door of the Court. House OF
said County.
A Copy-Tes',
DAVID HUNTER, C. b. C.
March IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
ICoMMUNIcATEDl

Departed this life, at Honeywood IN this
county, on Sunday the 5th instant. III the
2lst year Of her age, MRs JANE CoLsToN,
wife of Edward Colston, Esq and daugh-
ter of the late Charles Marshall, ESD of
Fauau;re Court House-On the Saturday
ensuing, the infant cause OF this mourn
ful catastrophe followed its mother to the
grave.
In the bloom of youthful loneliness, u
nited bet ten months ago in the sacred
bonds of welded bliss, the delight and
pride of a virtuous husbands heart, with
whom every hope and scheme Of happiness
was entwined, cherished, admired and be
loved by an extensive and respectable cir
Gle of kindred, connections and friends,
serene, benign and pious in her disposition,
endued with mind Intelligent and csPa
BILE, and with manners frank, gentle and
engaging, the untimely loss OF SO fair and
estimabie an object OF choice affection, I'M
der circumstances of peculiar agony, i'm
parts to the stream of grief deep and me-
lancholy interest, and will call forth the
kindest sympathy of benevolence. For
succor and support under the pangs OF woe
thus awfully inflicted, the bereaved hus,
band and borrowing motheF, fanny anu
relatives of the deceased, resting with
Christian trust on the assurance OF revealed
mercy, viii not implore in vain the inscru'
table goodness of Almighty God, whose
Holy Spirit hath promised to shed abroad
ON the distressed souls of the faithful and
devout. the gracious and soothing influence
of that consolation from above, which pas
seth all understanding
Died. at his residence in Gerrards Town.
Cant James Wilson, at an advanced period
of life The deceased was much respected
as an honest, upright citizen, and has left
wife and a number Of children, 10 lament
he loss Of an excellent husband and father.
-ln this town, on Monday last,
, Master Charles Waite, son ofobed Waite,
ESQ. in the eth year of his age
vxzzsg-sssygy-<srsaEs.ss
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
March Court, 1915.
Martin Payne. Complainant,

March Court, 1915.
Martin Payne, Complainant,
against
George Payne and Henry Payne, def,s.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant George Payne, not hav.
ing entered his appearance agreeable to an
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court.
and it appearing to The satisfaction of the
Court that te Is not an inhabitant Of this
Commonwealth. on motion of the COM
plalnant, by his counsel, it is ordered, that
the said defe ndan, do appear here ON the
second Monday in June next, To answer
the bill OF the complainant, and ,ha, a co.
py OF This order be forthwith inserted in
the Martnsburgh Gazette for two months
successfully, and posted at the door of the
Court House of said County.
A Copy-Test,
DAVID HUNTER, enc.
March IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23

hereafter mentioned, situate in Shepherds
Town, Virginia, and to give possession of
the same on the first day of April next
Also, one OUT LOT of fourteen acres ad.
joining said town.-The Houses are:
lst-The one which has long been and
still is occupied by himself
2d-The one in which the poor of the
County are now kept
Sd and 4th--The Houses now in the nos.
session of Mr. Wintermire and Dir. Apder.
son. on Mill Street.
5th--A House near the German Churches
now used for school,
6th-A small House near the EPISCOPAL
Church.
The first of April being the day on which
Houses, in this place, are usually rented.
persons wishing TO buy will be pleased to
make their applications previous to the
29th day of the present month, as on that
day such parts Of the above property as
may then remain unsold will be offered for
sale at public vendue, to the Iighesi bidder,
when the terms will be, made known and
due attendance given by
JOHN MORROW.
Shepherds Town, March 9, 1915
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
W atcll Lost.

WAS taken from my pocket, on Monday
evening The l29h instant, at Bilmire's ia
vern IN Mariinsburgh, asinglecsse Silver
Watch, with pinchbsck chain and two
keys, one of them gold the other pinehbaek
FIVE dollars will be given to any person for
returning it.
JOHN LYLE
March IS, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-03-23
Good Bargains of Houses
and Lots 10 be had,
IT APPLIED FOR SPEEDILY

THE subscriber offers to sell, on easy
terms, AZ private sale, all, or any one. or
mole, OF his
HCU SEES AND LOTS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23

The following extract el . letter
from London rlly be interesting "a
Daat Of our readess, - Judgment
has been pronounced by the oris
on American eases. under Dir. Fes
ter and Admiral SawyeE's Licenses,
wherebs il is Developed What Will
be the resu!t Of othee appeals OF 81
Ike description. These licenses
have been a,ljaiIget as valid for all
vessels from tie United S;oles TO the
Peninsula. i.rlsmrcll as they were
sanctioned by I'D order in council.
but for all oiSer voyages obey have
been declared emil. and an aiiirela-
ton OF the sentences Of ;he yiee-ad
Riralty eoaris on such as have been
Condemned sill in course follow
.EogClk Ledger.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
FORT BOWER, &c,

The recent events IL shat quarter
have induced ~ go examine into the
Topography aS,! situation OF tie
country about the mouth of;he Mo
bile. The following particulars.
whilst they slew ti,ai no honor has
been lost by The CapitaIalion Of Fort
Bewyer,aiay not be unsatisfactory 90
) our ryaders generally;
FORF 3eWY4R IS at the entrance
OF Mobile Bay, opposite Daup;.;n
Island. ard diatan, three miles from
IL feeeiTies iis name from the wor-
NY 20! kowyer, tllen Major in the
VIC second, who supefinica,tieti its
tteelipn. Tie ;c.ts is well planned,
aaa The work wenexecuted.8 Ii nas
esicnia'ed 10 accommodate about
'Uree hdadved men.
"a August last. Major Lawrence
.s0k i'ie cOmmand, with a small de
'aehnient OF the seeoud infantry. and
a'eW asti!leFis;s. Siuce his gallant
anu saevessfui defence of thai place
- the 18th Of September, which
s ~ secured him the appreciation
= H's country, the water battery
:, aseh extended. At the late at
s; 4 was oecailieG by three compa-
~, = the cd Infantry, and small
se."si'nent of artillery under the
RI" a,'4ane Of Mai. Lawrence. Fort
NV 8 has thc entire commaGd Of
n Passage int Mobile Ray. 1d is
h.. constructed for defence by water
cut oaaHot be dciead-d against a
s;e superior lane force. tits an
MI neai'.ful situation, veil sup
. d. H. VIII good water By digging
ri, fan tses. aud wood is easily o,;.
,s@ =. - thIs station. iroops al
"a aasa States lave always enjoy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
TO the Free'olders Of Loudoun
C0Naty.

In the last Leesbu~g paper | am
asked a aaini,er OF questions, on the
oteasionol NY becoming a candidate
for seat in the House f Delegates.
thaak the citizen for the polite
names in which lac addresses ME,
slyie the mere agreeable to me, as
mnny OF those who have recently
made ne tne object oi' their atten-
ton III the newspapers. have cen
sumed their geod manners, in the
lii'es kindlsd by their wfaln and ma
iignity.
thank him too. for affording ne
an opportunity, without being intru-
siye, Of placing before my fellow ci-
sizens, my political creed. In days
that are past. / iel; disposed TO con
meet myself with the party in power
and NY conduct correspondent with
:ny professions /; but tor conside-
rabie iime, paye viewed the course
pursued UJ that party as built in er.
ror, and tendsng to the ruin OF my
eouatsy. Cohseien,.uu5Iy thinking
so. exercising my own judgement,
cleavmg 10 tie interests, to the con.
sti;ulion Of Ike lana ot'.uy iirth. ny
affection. leit them; fo,. which
really tAiak, 4 aave been more abus
cd and prosecuted. than yirtuous
man oag6, to he. for doing what his
conscience ee,ioineei.-pesmit me 10
say that nay poli icri opinions are
thase Of ibc FederaliEts of,ise SciIool
Of Washington; l ',oid ihem the
free the solil principles oi .Ameri-
can policy, aud as such I support
them.
We are taught to believe that to
acknoa ledge errer. is correct and
| gnagnanimou5 but it seems iaust
le compelled to persevere in it. In
morals you must change what is
wrong in religion. You are assured
there is mere joy over one repeating
sinner, than over ninety zine who
have neyer strayed. but in politics.
| it you discern shat those with whom
you once acted, are in the broad road
10 destruction, you must, with open
eyes, plunge into Tie gulph with
ii,eM. For Isl yself, | snail trace the
PATH which leads to the eniinence
where the temple OF truth stands.
| thougi the ascent be arduous. and
thoash the siddy and weak scof Ill
nle.
i appeal then to the Federalists
of the County OF Loudoun il "a
man joins their STANDARD from priR-
ciple. and marches under il in the
praud conviction that he is in the
cause OF truth, justice. his country !;
whether he has nci as fair a claim to
their support, as he who isa Federal
list. because he is born so !?
Those who Object to me oa ac-
count OF nay calling. saving that the
farming interest ought to De repre-
seated, seem to forget that neither
the Editor Of Newspaper nor %
Merchant is a Farmer, although
respectable gentlemen,
DO net object to Printer or
.hercliant ; merit and not mans
vocation, ought to furnish the stasd-
ard.
Twill merely add, fellow citizens,
that the earnings CITE years Of my
Industry are vested in LoGdoun soil,
the iand Of my choice. ofmy attach
nent. where my children have been
Graded. and where, under Heaven.
they will moisten with the sweat of
their brow, the spot eudeared to
their Father.
Very respectfully your fellow eli
tizen,
RICHARD TT. HENDERSON.
Leesbarg, suareh II, 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
March %.
ONE. CENT
And a Sleeps Head REGARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living at Yves; Ena, nesrrAiexandria,
OH Tuesday last, an apprentice boy 10
the bs,sacriog business named JONAH
KfRCH.NER, commonly calico Jon-h
Churchnan l viii give the ab We re-
ward land no thanks) to any person who
will deliver him 10 me. All persons
are cautioned agains, harboriDx Or em-
plsying him at their peril.
JOHN FILLMORE.
March e. St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
Richard Libby,

Rs AS just received thirteen tons OF
70 fine SWEDISH IRON. consist.
Ing OF ) 4 and inch square; 3.4, .,
2 80 inca Aat IRON
ON mn d,
A general ssssstment Of CUTLERY
and HARDWARE
T The Editors al the National In.
tell!sen,er, will please issert the above
advertisements three times, * seau thcirs
account to this office. -
Mreh % 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
Public Sale.

On MOND.AY, tie Sd i fh,H nerfs
surN be s0la, at fubkic sais. for cosh
FHE psrsoaal estate Of ~oA1 NC ls'
naehan, deceased, at his late resi-
tence, Sf>hnsy, within miles of Nay"
Mnket, Vngiaia--cohsisling Of 60 n,
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Far" leg
Utensils, Household aid Kitchen Fur.
niture, sc. sc. AT which time those
indebted to the said estate arc requested
10 snake payment, * these having claims
will please present them to
Jdmss .HcClenachdn, EXT.
March 81. wv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
The BOSTON CenIlntI Of saturday,

The Boston Centinel of Saturday,
observes. . the most cheering acti.
yity os saippiag preparations Is seen
in ali our per,s. I'he musie Of TIE
hammer and AK and = ieaye ho.'
saiuies tue ear fs-on early dawn TO
latest sixat- ta''. The fisbins YES
selsia ,e,crlv Gloucester, Merbic
head. sc. and the wtsalenaen IN New
Rediost, Naatec';ei, &c are in a,a"h
forsagdness i,or fares and soyagrs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23

made, (by the Assessors going their
rounds TO Assess) agreeable to the
following abstract Of an act OF the
Corporation, passed 9Th February,
1900.
AN ACT
TO proyide. for the speedy ertinguish,
ment Of Fire, and prohibiting
the yemovai Of Firehooks, Lad
dsrs, and other implements used
for that purpose,
SEC. /. WHEREAS, it is the
duty and interest Of the inhabitants
to guard against the destructive ra-
y.,es OF Fire, and il is reasonable
that the expenee incurred, saould be
borne by those whose property is
protected BE it therefore enacted
bu the yHayor and Commonaliy Of
tie Go1cn Of Alsrandria, That e.
sery proprietor Of any dwelling
hause. or storehOuse, within the
limits OF the corporation, shall, at
his or her o"n expence. provide as
many fire. buckets. made Of good x
suitak!e leather and containing at
least two and half gallons; as
shall be equal in nuniber to the sto,
rics in such house. Pro0ided, That
no proprietor shall. in any case, be
compelled to provide more than three
buckets for one house. Every pro
prietor who shall neglect TO procure
Inc proper number, Of buckets inAte
n,anner herein directed, shall forfeit
and pay oae dollar per month for
each bucket he stall so neglect to
procure. the proprietors of all
dwelling houses and store houses
which shalt hereafter be erected
within The corporation. shall! furnish
the same with buckets ia the manner
before prescribed, within two m0n hs
after such houses shall be occupied !;
or failing to do SO, shall he subject
10 the penalties before mentioned
J. LAWR tSON,
SUPERINTENDENT of po,ice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
Public Sale.

On MoNDdY next, the 77th fnstents
at ten O'Clock, will be sold, at the
dwelling ct the late Cspt Brandt, cp-
nasite 10 Mrs. Slscum'S house,
II great variety Of good
Household and Kitchen Turni-
turc,
Ofeyery de%c'htien:
Terns will be made known at tho
place Of sale.
p. c., M,6RST1tLEA
March q.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
Port Of Alexandria.

Cleared from this port since the
publication Of our last Marine List.
Ship Diana, Harper, Cadiz, by
John and Thomas Vowel and John
Lloyd.
sch'r. Washington, Grid, West
Indies, by j. Grid.
Henrietta. Fletcher, Porto
Rico, by T. w. Peyton.
Fair American, Pritchafd,
Madeira. by A c.. Cazenoye.
Eagle. Daniels, West Indies,
by Stull and Williams.
49, Traveller. Page, do. by Adj
ans, Herbert and Go.
William and James, White,
New Yerk.
ENTERED.
49, Schooner Highhyer, Evans,
New York.
--- Madison. Simmons, Norfolk,
Two Sisters. Boptiie, do.
---- I'Om. hewitt, HHItimGre.
.9rrired on Tuesday.
Brig Lydia, Capt. Haskell. 16
days from Newhur, port--Lsmber-
to William Smith.
Sioop Polly, Kelly, ~ days from
Warren, Rhode. Island-Salt and Pc
tatoes--te the Captain.
Schooner Topaz. Briggs, 8 days
from Providence-Lime-to theCap-
tain.
Brig Terror, Rerkett.2s days from
Amelia Isiand-Salt--to Lawrason
and Fowie.
Sioop Edward, Collins. 10 days
from New orb--saI,, Cheese and
Ambrose Vase.
Sc9l'r. Washington; Cars, s days
from n, York--bailast 80 Adams,
Herbert and co.
Brig Mary, Rowland, 10 days
from New Bedford Salt and Iron,
to Tnomas HowIand.
S,!,'r. Harriet, Clements, from
Baltimore.
lAe ship Ocean, Adams, is be-
low.