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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-11
Runaway.

A BLACK NAN in my erohor
named James Evans, leititonp ::
lturlay eveninsAhe 18th of Noyemhs.
taking with him his clothes, consis,ine : :
la variety Of the best kinds, a,noa., -
which is recollected a drab short Coat o.
Iblack and green mixed coat, of SUM.
fine cloth; several pair of fine ca.s;ms s,
lpantaloons 81 short brooches: MarseiIlas,
land worstsd jackets, different colours,
la white and a black beaver hat. boot.
Jefferson shoes and shoes; IRISH line.
cotton and dowIass shirts, &c. Hebs
been seen working at some Of the fn,
stores up King street, and on the WHARF,,
AS he has been with me sometime ia tL,3
town a minute description Of him !,
deemed unnecessary; suffice il to ay
Ihe cannot speak without suffering; NJ,
! a scar on the back Of his head, occasion.
| ed by a burn his whiskers are Of yery
fine hair. Fer securing him il the jsI
| of this town I will give Ten Dollars. {
taken within the District. IF taken out
| of the District, for every mile over Eve
| from the town / will give one dollar.
Twill be thankful for any information
given by persons who would not trouble
themselves to bring him home. Ialo
Iferwarn all persons from hirinsOr has.
boring him under any pretext whatever,
or taking him off from the town in any
way, as / shall be compelled to enforce
the law against all such. For the clothes
| furnished him will give reasonable
reward |; they were packed in chest.
The constables Of Alexandria are par.
|ticuIarly invited to notice this advertise
|ment.
Should be be taken about Damfies in
Virginia, where he was raised and IS well
|knewn, / will give Ten Dollars Tor Sc
curing him in the jail of that place.
C. /. Chapman.
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For Sale,
Notice.

To the Stockholders oftbe Cof'luloa''
sarance Company Of MsaaI bali rer
a Dividend Of eight and ? las thn
"a cent on the cash capital nal nas ii
day been declared, being two two, t .hs srt.
the profits (in conformity WIN t ~ bus,
cles Of association arising from , u's vil
ness since the 18th May last, wnls" siler
be paid to the stockholders on q
the 9TH inst. -
BY order Of the n ,S!,ea,,. sseg
Columbian Insurance office,
Alexandria, Nov. I, lSD.
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on M, ~,
tomac River, about S miles FROM pu'n,
fries and 90 from Alexandra. lhe sou
is good for corn, small grain a, and s,s "a.
The improvements area dwelling oou'a :
in coed repair containing SIX r S No. .
Kitchen, laundry, stables and other y !.
cessary house. The extensive ma A. y.
now nearly dry belonging to this ] . ss,a,
offer to the purchaser the most na s,e.bs
of rendering this a va'a " +,
farm by an inconsiderable devotion l. ?; u
bour. For terms apply to the s''Osc. y;
or to Noblst Herbert, Esq. of Alexanui'
John A. Washington, !.
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County,
June Ia.
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The subscribers have a..
lined as executors Of the last Mini 4e'
testament Of Alexander Hendersoss' % !
ceased, late Of Dumfries, V,,rs s' q.
those who have claims against ths ' s..''
will please exhibit them With the,s ale
dences, and those who are inieS.as y
It are called on for payment. y
Richard II. Henderson,
Thomas Henderson,
Executors.
GrR. H. II. lives in Leesbr,.
LUudoun county, and L. II. Il Pauos;s'
court house, Virginia. -
December div
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NOTICE.

= NOTICE..
vWyIiE annual meeting OF the stock
holders ii the little River Isrh-
nike Company, will take place on the
second Monday in January 1916, at
John McLaughlin's hotel, in Alexandria,
At which time and place an election will
Is held tor a president, four directors
and 4 treasufer A statementof the &C
counts, az. viii be laid before the COM
5,anv, and on the following day super
ltendsnt Of the road aad collectors Of
tolls Will be appointed.
Jonah thompson.
Treasurer.
Nov rs tawt2dnlJ
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New Almanacs.
Jofm n. Stezrart,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIR GINA ALMANAc,
FOR 9AE PEAR or our LORD
.--l816-

Country merchants aud others s'ippll
ed with them by the quantity on the low
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter ~
oers, bibles, testaments, spelling beoES
primers and;bistories--slates and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia ane
Dutch quilts and ink powder.A gene
ral assortment Of Greek, Latin and En-,
gIish school books--most of the new pub.
locations Of the day, aud a large stock Q,
standing works ofmerit, viz. episcopal
and Roman prayer books. Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, sc.
He expects in a few days supply OF
German Almanacks, and basjust receiv-
ed by the Wilhelmina from liverpool
90, 900 English Quilts
Ola good quality and cheap English
waters in tin boxes--black Lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
NJ. IL gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes.
o. r. i
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TO Rent,
COFFEE.


We have now in storcfof sale.
500 bags prime Geneive coffee,
s. u puncheons Antigua aud Demcra,
IA rurs,
100 crates queens ware,
IS hhds. niolasses.
i4cssks London brown stout
~ casks cheese
II boxes 70 by12 window glass "A
10 boxes claSeSl sugars
100 boxes segars
S. packages German and Siiesia
linens
s;7 pipes choice cognac brandy
Cen Marquis aTgo,
50 barrels prime perk, Alexandria
inspection 81
ST hhlis. tobacco stenIs
A colnplcte suit of sails rigging and
apparel, for q vessel Of LOO tons, nearly
new. 1s
.adnms. Herbert and Go.
Nv~l s.
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Shoe Factory,
Oppositc John Ioyds, FaiUar
Street.
MORGAN&CO

WILLIAM MORGANSCO
N E1URN their thanks to the Citi-
zens of Alexandria and its yicini-
|ty. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement in business, and as.
sure them that no exertions will be
wanting to merit a continuance of the
same. They have employed a number OF
first rate Workmen, which will enable
them to fulfill orders with more accuracy
and puhetuaIity than heretofore and
from. long experience in the principal
towns Of the United States, they feel
eonfdents that for fashions and durabili-
IT,, theiIMogk shall be exceeded by none.
They baYe q good assortment of their
own manufacture, together with a large
assortmeht lof Northern make, which
renders Their stock extensive, which
they wiIIdispose Of wholesale and retail
at the Baltimore prices. Country deal
ers are pArticuIarly invited to call.
N. BJ-Those who have accounts
standings {ate earnestly requested to
call and discharge the same, as 1t IS
impossible III defray the expepces ofsuch
an establishment without punctuai pay
"o s,s..h...aas
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Dec =
] efferson Land for sale.

A BOUT $50 Acres in the cOun.yct
"a Jefferson and State OF Virginia on
Tie road leading from Winchester 70
Baltimore, II miles from the former, Il
from Harper's Ferry and 8 from Charles
from Alexandra, GeOrse.
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are a. new brick house, =
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta.
BILE. &c. ~.
The soil is of the very first guah,y
well adapted to the growth OF tiln st1!s
clover and every species OF sral'. :. ~.
,han half of the land is covered "ilf'Vn'
Der of the best quality.
II aIeo e.. Cab P
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Fresh flit.
SCI boxes NIuscafs Kaisills
Fresh EnfTants
Almondshnd Wainsifs
Cocoa nhts ss
Few Jars iresh Grapes
Tamarinds
Cramberries
U.s. Floor Mats
LolIIS BEELER.
: Nov 2
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Vaudeville & Larmour.

Vaudeville q Larmour.
Corner Of King and Faiuar e King
and Wcter Streets Offer for Sale,
100 Chests G,inpowder, Imperial and
Young Hyson TEAS Of the --latest
importations, and can be sold low
er than any of the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
so lacquered boxes Young Hyson
rs boxes Young Hyson and Hyson
Skin-Montesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, for gentee
family use
so llogsheads and Go barrels Orleans
st. Croix and Martinique Sugai
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puncheons West India Rum
200 gallons genuine old Irish Whis-
key
100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
NTH their usaat general assortment cfthe
Best Wines, Liquors 81 Gro
cerieS.
n. B.---Country dealers are respec
rully requested to view their assortment
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IIiaSs, C3lsna d Queens Wdtes

Class, China c queens ~ are
2NTE have imported in the ship Ma
Wv ~, Capt. Babbidge, from Liver
pool, an assortment OF Glass, Chlna and
Queens WARE, and so or 40 Tor
BAR IRON and NAIL RODS. We
shall open these goods IN few days a.
our Ware House on King street, lev
doers above the Indian Queen Tavern,
where we shall offer them tothc notics'
az our, friends and the public.
Iriplet, Neale & Go.
Nov e5 - staw4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11

IN Aft q. ar Esd, gglf4m Chaplin, son 81
Dame. sna = er tged 7 months
Aug. 26tl, Mary Hoigee. wife of DAME
n lines, aged "a years. sep,. 20 h, Dame4
Ho.nses, (husbanc and father Of the above de
scAscd) sged 81.
A friend has communicated for publication the
following melancholy list OF deaths which have oc-
Cured in neighborhood of about a mile and half
square in the West Parish in Northyarmeuth, be-
tween the 10th and 18th Of September last -
Mrs Hannah, wife Of Mr.. Jacob Alien, aged so.
Lucy, daughter of Capt. jonathan Huit, aged f6
months. = Charles, son Of Mr. Nehemiah Shaw,aged
ii.-Ebenezer Hulit, aged fO.-snsannaI, young
est daughter OF MIR. DaiIiei shaw, aged IL months
/. jonathan, san OF Mr. Ephrann Morrison, aged e.
nos, son Of !lr. Lachariah Field, aged 4.--Jere-
niah, son Of dr. Thomas Bartlett, aged Abb
s,a,l, daughter of Mr.. Daniel Shaw aged 3.-James
son Of III. James WIuslow, aged nionths.-Mr.
William Davis, aged 4i.--Johas on of.air. thomas
Bartlett, aged 8. ft.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11
MdknIEU.

Al Brookheld. (Mass.) stephen Coffin, Esq. Of
Newcastle, Me. To Miss Sarah Reed, OF 8
AtSaco. Ne. on ne Sd ins,. by the kew. M
Cogswell, M Joseph ID. Bass, mer. OF Dos on
% Miss Mar, f. Stevens, eldest daughter y
Capt. Asa Stevens OF Saco.
In Falmouth, by Rev. Wn. M.i'imore, MF.
lanes Hall, of F. 10 Miss nnah Hail. o. otuh.
wick.
In this town, by Rev. E Krslosgs Mr.. IossPH
RrRpy. to Miss NANCY HAYNES --sr. SsepheB
Nor. i. of Faimou h ,iese l.. tbs u , Amy.
% Miss L ,dia {. Dan. q ror.sand'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11

j. hereby gwen, that Tie seDscr:bsr
Ass been duty appulnged administrators on
the esl tie Of JOHN MORSE, late oil Topshsm,
in e Gouaty OF Lucs,in, me. INT, deceased,
not admins cred UPON ty Sus snnah Morse, @d-
m Is fatsiS> decva sed, snd has taken a.a1n him
self ,nat ,sust, ~ giving bond IS me law directs
and II persons having d. msnds upon The es-
tate of ne sand John Morse are iequi ed to ex-
hls.t Tue SANE; aud Al. persons indebted 20 tie
SAID estate, a.a called upsn Ia Ike ,.aYmen 10
ALEX NDER THOMPSON, .fua,s.aisu all
dc boals
lopsham, Aug %. 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11

The. subscriber heseoy gave ,uonc n....r 10
all concerned. ths, she has been duly Appo,n ID
md aiken u,,on herself he rust of admir-. 80
trix on he esate Of ROBERT DOUGLASS
jan late Of Portland. N the 0 nnts Cum ef..aa.
Gentleman, deceased, by giving oond as the /. W
ahrec' SHE therefore r qpests all persons ..bo
,se indebted o he said dece ,sed's estate 10
NIKE immediate payment and ,huse whe h.ye
my dem ards theseon, ~ xaa, t's- 81 me ~
FANNY DOUGLASS.
Portland, Sept, lS, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11
CREMATION.

On "wednesday 27h ult. Messrs. Smith and
Kinp. hurry. were ordained a, Ioswch. Introduc.
tory Prayer by The Rev. Mr. Tuckef, OF Kowle,
Sermon by Rev. d. Parish, of Byefieid U :
defining p. aver by Rev. Dr.. Spring. of Ne~ou'
rypo-t; Charge by The Rev. DR.. Dsns, OF H.
switch R,ghl Hand of Fellowship by Rev M
Kim ,sIl, of lips wich |; Concluding Prayer 10y ke'
NJ Millmore, of Belvile--These young gen
III men were ordained as Missionaries and The
field of their la5ors is to be at or near NV u :
ans. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11

FoR the convenience of those OF our subscrl-
bers, who receive their papers Of DIR. NATHL.
jerks, ia Noratyarmouth, we havS left their
bills with him for collection, and authorised
him to receipt for the same.--We hope ana
trust they will be promptly attended to. n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11
Commonwealth of .nassacdu,et,e

COMMONWEALTH OF 4NQssQchuSefte.
In SENATE. June 9 h, 1915.
ON the Petition aforesaid, oyderea-rb..,,h~
Petitioners Cause an sc ested coay of ,he;r aefs,c,
with this order thereon, 10 published in .ha
Portland Gazette and Eastern Argus. three weeks
successfully. he las publication 70 be thirty dsva
at least, besose the second "Wednesday Of The
next session Of the presens General Court, thar
all persons ineres ed, may then appear and She "
cause, lif aay they hsve) whyihe prayer of said
petition should not be gran ed.
Sent down for concurrence,
JOHN PHILLIPS, Res,denf.
IN the Hcase Of Representa- tSes, June 9, 1878:
Read and eonGuvfeh,
TiMoHY 5IcsLow. Speaker.
A rue cory 4 tess
5. 7. MecLEARY. cge,kofthe Senate.
Oct. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11

nan, charged the federalssts with
~ :. ,oyerned by, when they opposed ~
W. . only be il ever RENE noered) the
yo'o, a destructive pls.s OF policy adopted
NV 60 Ssr<on and Madison previous u the
en- .crer, The consequences OF which
sf''" dearly iore'eli by lie fedetAi states
psfs = M wnen the dreadful and dcstruc-
zen SIRE was resolved up IN, that OF CO.
]ss :ar With the continental system Of
sn',tr, by total and general proaibi-
~, = lareien trade, vulgaly and improp
.,,sd "A Embargo, then this charge Of
g s ss.,;c opposition, was applied by shs
'oera.s against the itderalis's from
s:.,Ds to Georgia. The most powerful al
'., s,n,s sg siast the measure were Instant
sun, ;nsoisn,ly repslledOy the observation,
s'' s.dsralists seem to be all aciua.ed by
el0a ..m,,ic oppositioa to any and every
Va Of Governmental is impossible
,ery true, there was an opposition
W. Va, important measure adopted oy The
49, n.r,y. And why was il So |! Because
pb disposition to find fault wlth
'hs'' ,ood measures No, il was becaust
fss' was no one important measure tha'
''s'. cood one. ! defy the whole b 'dy O
~ a,s,s 20 point out siugls measure y
- y, e A important nature, chat Can TAR.
'R's' Z. 'co,s;dered, in connection with tae
s,ae,iops, the present anG the intaIc
I'd measure that Is 10 say as good
a ~ country. Even their boosted put
Louisisna, will probably be. Ills
s' W. afcsusing separation OF our country
~ - generation al least sooner tnsh woui'
aherwise take pace.
1a vas Jeffer ,on's refusal toratll.
sloa,oe and pinkneys treaty but lne pep
.,,,;on he haIberts
vha was their first Embargo but
eroke OF the lash
What vas their nonintefcousse acts but
,rross Of The lash!
What was neutrality-suspicious. acts but
.,,ots Of the lasn end finally
What ives their abomlilabie and nnneces
=, var. bu, a stroke Of the iash, such
.,,sLe as will leave the scar as long as th
hody nol;tie mainlsins It's exisienct
And thus Notwithstanding every measur
of,brirs OF any conss quence was as strok
sf,he / .sh upon he bare b3cAs Of The FED
,7Is,s, vel upop theleasl compliant, tho
M been unieelinl y lold-- youare.a psrcs
apsrsish fellow, and lhe d--l himssl
tald not please you.-P0sfsmoufh orac'e
MARYLAND ELECTION.
The Election ip Maryland took place o
Monday last.
NJ Cecil and Kent County, federal major
lxs. Tie former about 60, and latter abo,
! @soies.
lhPiiace Georges County, federal ma
nys lie Intelligencer, though considerable
decreased.
ID Baltimore City, the democrats succeede
II choosing tvs out of three candidates the
kMup, viz. Messrs. Ste5yart, and Haghe'
The other candidate was Mr.. KeH, wh
appeared to be too bad even foi democrat.
iRf Mr.. Hughes is a moderate democrat
nd as honest a man as he can afford TO be.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11
SABE4TH.

YEHE Members OF . lie cumberland Conyen-
j ton for promoting the due observance Of the
Lords Dayn are hereby notified thai the meeting
holden at The Westinghouse OF the first Parish ia
Portland on the 18TH june last, stands adjourned
TO meet at the same place on thursday the 10Th
october inst. at six O'Clock L. MI.
SAN. FREEMAN, President.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11

TO The Hon, Senate and tiouSe of Rehreycn-
tdtiUes Of thc Common uealch Of lMassachn.
sens, IN General Cou,s assem6ted-
THE petition of US tbe subsc ibers in behalf
Of the town If Bethel, in the county of Oxford.
and Commonwealth of Massachusetts. humbIv
shewetl--That all the town meetings held IN
said town since the year 1912, have been illegal
90 the account of,he snnuA meeting not beng
legs lily warned which was held in th4t wear. az
by l.w hey ough, o have beeu--snd ths, the
Cie,k ks have omit ed to'recofd the i'm ression of
seals on the selectmen's warrants Cor Town mee-
,ings, and that The Collector foe the year 1914.
was not chosen by The and as much conf,,.
SION and damage may arise 20 said town and as
no inconvenience, i.jury, or d mage can arise 70
the pabic,or o Individuals. If .Ae same be m de
valid in lsw--We therefore pray that your hon.
ors would take our situation under your wise
consider. ion and conf m and make valid IN law
the doings of said town, and VI The officers be-
fol aimed, which will relieve us from our pres
eat embarrassment sand as in duty bound will
ever pray.
JOHN HOLT. } Selectsaen
SAMUEL CHAPMAN, { Of
BARBOUR BARrLErLN RetEel
Dated a Bethel, May 20, 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11
Neao MorroeeO Shos, Fa9ory.
NAItf ANlEL PUklNTUN a Co,

AeSo Morroeco Sbos' Ia60ry.
NAItl 4 MEL PUklNlUN y Co.
0apsGle Benjamin Bstmss - Dr.ggH Sts,s,
l1isais fssst Po,aard
IA GUILD inform theic friends and The punl,ck
w that they have manufactured at the fhortet
notice, a42s
Ladies black and tea colored Boots and waking
Shoes. .A3
do Leather Boots and walking Shoes
do black and tea coosed Morocco ditto
do Leather ss .e!a7A do
-ALSO---4t5A ts
Gentlemen', Boots and Shoes made of he beis
PHI adepha flock and ihort nolce.
The have OH hand good ahorment Of gentle
mems Boots and shoes.
Ladies do do and eSaa
do waking do spm9ts 4
Miffes and Children Morocco and Leather Shoes
lrUoy,antsaj
~ Ladie, are infofR,sd thar they eau have Kid
and Morocco shoes aus\ Boots made al the horteit
no,iee conformabIe TO any pattern they ihaii d,
Ieet.
40 ~ HENRY HJSsEY,
50 ~ E'* Afsbs s6oos Store, :
KEEPS conhantiy for fale, ageusfA aGsrsment
Precedence Manufactured Goods, :
Cotton Yarn--Thread Snlr.ns & Sheeting Noth
--Ganghams, Stripes, Sc.--Togethef with iarge
zfforlment OF
Ladies Hair Combs.
-. Shakers Cotton obirtDg Cloth, &c. &c. on
seafonabIe terms.
10Th mo, IA If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11

Ii Georgetown, S. Z. Capt. Gorham Smith,
natise of H 4lloweH
In pennsylvania. Hon. Jim Whi.eh.l aged
GA. aa,t,ot Of tie evolution, and many years
! delegate 10 Cong,ess.
IaIirginis. Col William Skip~ishsa brave
| officer OF the revolution
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11
&ottCapo.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Wednesday, October II, l8l 5.

LA EC lotu G4NoL<aAND.
OnSaturday the ship Quincy, Capt. Urann,
arnsed al Boston from Liverpool, and brought
paNrs TO ed August, several days later than
bslon received. The contents of these pa
psn are interesting, though considerably hi
ID up with India dispatches and continental
populations. The Statesman OF the 23d
peaks very positively oil the execution of the
French rebel Leyboydere, after his trial by a
military court but the Times, otthe same
gate, says, the report is not confirmed, nor is
believed. Talleyrand aud Fouche are ac-
sased BY the Times Of producing this protrac-
an, and, probably, final remission of ven
gance; and Of having ccntroul over the
nns that may materially impair the good
@destandng that has subsisted between his
a'Fsty and the allied sovereigns. The new
uy regulations were going on with raPidity;
Y Duke d'Berry has high command, and
eseened brave and excellent officer. In
8 Seuih every thing wore the aspect OF
sses and loyalty and we trust, guided by
y genius Of an Angouleme, the people will
Is remain happy, united and prosperous.
Boston Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11


The brig Slalira, 5 eckpoe fcom PORT sud 4,
bound to Haysnns, putino N. YociS on the 4h
INST. in distress. Sailed Sept. Is b, and =, the
Esd. in lat. 81, so. long 70, ID Tie Gniph 5 ream
!, erenced violent gale, in which carried
wsy he st, yards, salts, *. and psll
y he deck load he vessel vas on her besm
nds Considerable time after The gale.
Eei4act ON Me Siatua's Log Book. .'
Sept %, is. 81, 80, ion. u, commenced with
sirong gales from :, E.; close reef, The tor
s.ils aud oresaa, snd double reefrd the tr, salt.
AT 8 r. M. took n foe 1og,sail. AL 4, took n
man ,opsail and foressii- The gale increasing.
hove too under double seeted irys il and FIRE ,o,.
mast staysaii. At A, M took in fore topmAs
stsyssi and let her cone more he. d to lie wind
At A. NJ. balance rerfed the trysail snd h4nd-
ed II. lying too e-aull, The wind soon steF
hauling 20 The sousl.wsrd, fund Il impossible %
iAy TOO any longer with safey hois,ed he fore
IN asts ysail - get her before the wind, but
The clue par,lngslesl he sail immediately The
Mig now ley wi'h her lowee yards in The wster ;
and i was found infpo st5N 70 clear the d., X.
"a, Q, The deck load bitjng,.sand still falling
inore on het beam eEds, the only ri erna,iye ist
was 10 cut away the .msinaias : which wss ee
eo.dingly done. vhea she immediately rigstea
md fell off before the wind At sra came
on bosrd, which SWAY the deck, nearly a.
low as the quarter deck, Of Timber, ongboa,.
cambousc, cables 30 badly hurt Two men
a. the helm. and carried away he yawl from The
stern the cables being clenched to The
wlndass rode IS ern, helped her steering, and
reven ed he sea fsom coming with such fore
as il otherw.se would have done shipped many
hesyy Seas which did much damageto he
and rigging, carried away the jibooom, &c. a
10, .hs gle absted. Oh the SEA conunueG 10 run
cry high, dangerous and itragulsr, being in he
GuG S resm. I.e wind now shifted TO w. S
W a. near as we could judgs, for the compass
would MOI sand .; any pnint during the & lie
Sept IS. LIT. 20 36, Ion II, soke sloop Aun,
Lindsay, of aud for Bristol X. |. from Maninique,
up he'd us with ONE sails snd !, .rs.