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ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.

6NN,OI kEk. MA IftEE LIST.
ronr oF RICHMOND, VA.
ENTERED,
August 20. Brig New Packet, L1ce, Boston
iElsh, Fish OIL y MeichG,dizr
Sch. Ann u Mary, Wood, New York
Iron. Leather c1 Merchandise.
Sept. 1. ShepleIyless, Carr, Gibraltar Ballast.
sloop Victory, Stowell, Philadelphia;
,0n1st.
Alpha, Coffin, New York
Lime = V1nc.
September q Ship Draper, Adams, Nevbury rort
BuiiGd.
Sch. Indian Hunter, Seaman, n. York
Merchandise.
Washington, Habcock, Philadelphia ;
BailGIt
Peggy, Brooks, Norfolk:
SGh q Ckecse.
sloop Brothers, FramLcrs, Pl'iiadelpia
CLEARED,
August 30. Scop Sally, Reace, Baltimore;
Tobacco Bran.
Sept. l. Sch. Jane, Nichols, New-York;
1SSocco q Flour.
Superb, Freeman, Nev-york;
Tobacco 4 Flour.
Sept. :. sloop Astren, Pryor, New-Yori;
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By the Governor Of the Commos4ycGlfs
Of Tnginia-
A PROCl ASIAu,ION

NIHEPEiS sati factory irformaton has bees
~ received, that THOMAS GHOLSON. ESQ
? Representative of this State in the Congress of
the United States, from the District composed of
me Counties ut brunswick, Lunenburr, and
Meckienha'g, has departed this life, wh.rc.
10y vacancy has occurred in the Repre- senta.;on
from this State -
THEREFORE,, have thought s., by and with
the at'vce and consent of the Conncil of State. IN
require, and do hereby require the several Sher.
,'is OF the Counties composing the said District In
no'd an election OF Representative T.. tfe SAID
District, the respective Court DAYS of then
eTai Counties, whch shall happen in October next,
according tn the Constitution OF the United STATE
and the Laws Of this Commonwealth.
GIVEN urder my hand as Governor.
and nnder the Seal Ofthe Common-
sSrsEs wealth, at Rchnend, this 5Otl, .isy
ssssv~.Es OF August one thousand eight hue
dTtd an'i sixteen, aud OF the Com
monwea!th the FORTY first
W.. C. NICHOLAS.
September 4. sA-w4v
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NENx-YnnK. Ansmsf 81

NhW- UHK- lNUgfiSt ~.
-]fo-e IF 1vdr and B0'u,pufe-Capt. Williams,
Of the Rocsaham, spoke on the i'll. instant, the
Ehg'sh Compahys ship DavdS soft, the ship Nor
garct III company, five n'ostls from Bombay, and
SIX we rs from st. Helena, Informed tl,at he
war still gnrously prosecuted by the Natives
against the English; and that the East India seas
were much ii.i, sted witt, pirates.
The Captain ofihc David Sctt, was suffered to
land at ST lieeos, but ordered of. Bo-
naparte " as in good health
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NAsHy1LLE. (TEuN.) August s.

Gen. Jackson, the Hon. Jesse Franklin.
of n. G. and Cen. Merri1vefber, of Georgia,
are appoint, Commissioners to hold a
treaty with the Ch;ckaslw Indians on
the first day OF next month, in that ma
ton.
Gen. John Cefse s. the Hon. Join Rhea
gre appointed Commissioners to hold a
treaty with tae Choctaw Indians, OF that
nation, in the month of October.
We do rot know the nature of the bust
ness to be done by either of the above coun-
ellis, but presume the object is to purchase
such ends from the Indians as it is our in
terest TO acquire.
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TO WATCH MAKERS.

81. TOBIAS & Co.-NEw YORK.
Of the finn Of M j. TOBL4SSs On UboIe,oz.
and Pate7n LeUer UGtch .nuauErct,frers
LIVERPOOL.
EG leave TO i.iorm the Trade, that they b,v,
D established House il this Civ, whef.s M
my ne supplied with Gotd and .Sif1er PATENT
Lev FIR n VERTICLE WATCHES. and oil
Mind Of Watch Materials Orders for sa,des - -
New ork, will be Immediately attended to.
Nov York Sept. 4. Sl.,,o,v.
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PnILADELpHIA, August 81.


When We vest rtlay mentioned that Mr..
Lewis Girard, of this city, had subscribed
for three millions of United States Bank
Stock, and thus completed the whole of the
capital Stock authorised by law, we omit
ted to state, that there were other citizens
Df Philadelphia waiting to subscribe, whose
Joint lists of Stock were greater in amount
than five millions of dollars.
The whole amount of Stock held by Mr..
Girari, ia his o7Vn name. is $4,000 shares,
equal u $500 900 dollars. The whole a
mount subscribed in this city is 1861, 500
dollars. We shall be excused for exultng
at this new evidence of the wealth and pa
triotism of Philadelphia especially as in
all the loans to government. this city took
more than even its wealth had caused to be
expected. Dem. Press.
We understand, that the banks Of this City, N.
York and Baltimore have come to determination
TO resume the payment OF sp Gle the Ist of July
next, at the fnrthes and chat the presidents Of the
different banks have been directed TO announce
rhis determination to the public.
(PlR. American.
PLArrsBUR0H, August II.
Col Hawkins, agent OF the Commissioners ap-
pointed on the part OF our government for settling
she boundary hne between the U. :. and Canada,
srrived at tins place thursday last.
From the BosioD Eue,jlg Gazette, .ing. 81.
GUADALUPE OPEN.
A letter received ri Newburyport on Thursday
last from Guadaoupe, states, that on the 25th J,-
iy, the French Tag was hoisied there, and that a.
tnerican vessels we're permitted to enter.
NEW CUSTOM-HOUSE.
We understand the U. 8. government have late
iy purchased the Custom House building in Custom
House street, which, Snce il HIS been erected
they have occupied upon lease OF yesrs. One OF
the conditions OF the lease permitted the Collectors
OF the Customs, or the General Government, u
take the edihce at stipulated price, before the
time a ten Years should eapr", and they according
ly have bought it for sbont S5O00O.
FROST IN AUGUST.
Ga Wednesday night last, there wass slight
hoar frost, which was observable the next morn
iDg, ia several towns in Middesex, bur not sulIi-
ciert TO produce serious injury to vegetation. We
further learn, that The same frost has rvaded Sc
vcral parts Of the District Of Msnc, and in some
places injured the coming crops.
On the ig,h inst. The average price Of Flosr at
Charleston, 5. G.. vas ElGH TEEN DOLLARS
ssecIE per barrel Of i90 los, nett weight.
The Sword voted tn Gen. Jackson, by Captsin
Beale's company of Illemoo, las at length arrived
W. this city. II is from the manulactOry Of Nessrs.
Fletcher and Gardiaer, Philadelphia, aud IS sats-
factory speciaen of American arts. 1t is richly or
namented with warke etoble'ns, aud Is noble
present, vofty Of the donors and OF the receiver.
fOrlsaas G9ssf's-
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Erratg in the first piece signed ARISTIDTS.
Before the words National Bank insert" the suhscr
bers the" The will then read iIts,ed
by the Uneharter Banks Of the ste the
to the National Bank
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Departed TIL, lie, Monday the a5th Angus, las Mis-
MILDRED ~. J0HNSoN.ihe only daughter u Frai,ei
johnson, Esq. OF fOuisa County.
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WAsarncToN August a.

WASarEc TON, August a.
r.; Gen. Gaines arrived in TINS city
nI.. ~. accompanied by Col. Arbuckle,
yes. .ne;r way. We understand. to New
York.
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MUSEUM.
LINE FOR SHE.
III BERMUDA HuMnREI1

DI3NWUU4 HUNDRED.
For LoNDoN--direcf.
.ExE The Fine 1ew British shin
ExstE PRINCE OF WATERLOO
Capfafa J.4.FELSOyV.
Calculated to carry about $50 hhds. Tobacco. ,g;n
be ready to receive a cargo IN a lev DAYS ab,,n
one half Of her cargo being already engaged. sbc
WIZ met with despatch. For freight or ps,
sage, (hsying elegant acconncdsf,1sl ami ., '"S
JOHN MGITFR
2elI,e,npeI =. 34-O
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The author Of Jmiiits ,lsco1cred--A new work
has lately been issued iron the English press, ~ith
this iopcIing title Fsc's and Arguments indsputa-
bly, demonstrating that the Letters Of Jun,us were
written by John Lewis DE Lope, author Of the eel
ebrated Essay on the English Constitution" 1t is
from the pen 81 DE-. Dusby. No copies oi THIS WORK
have reached this country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-04

h free white population. there Ought to BE ahon,
Af19 irhahi.,nts 70 each delegate, and about
5000 70 each Senator
or The Rornp was s,.h on Monday last by the
Marshal at NrsDis, witt, ali her tackle, accoutre-
m'nts, Nc. We understand, she wss bought up BY
seompsny OF gentlemen at Dal,iuiore for l,ss than
8 5000.
O. ! curious cilcnmstance is said 10 have hap
peh-d in the county o--,unberand---A whole ,,ni-
", with the exception oion person. had died
eating part OF "A cabbage, which was boiled whole.
On opening IT, a SCORPION iould iii the
tire.
g 7 La almost every part OF the country, from
whieh we Lave kesrc, the prospects of the corn
crop are extremely gloomy. n Is estimated in some
districts o. producs CT the avsisse crop--in
Others as low - athi;rlln many rts, The draush
las been ss dist essi,.g The cOl!-lcre frost
on ihnrs'ay night -asy.t, we have hal frost ,u-
ring every n,orth in tits year. lie oldest nhabt-
ants have lao recoiiee ion oil such rroiigy.
Lord Exnou,i, again bound viii, formidable feet a.
gaiiI Aii,rs- Is h .ey emf rec the proposition
bout of which tigitrs b;g,% for xiois 10
conSiei, and TO consI he Cabinet of the Porte ?Is this
tie sni of his in.en'iOs lis he obtain with all
n's ponpons preparations than Decatur executed with his
iiicoisi ier,e ore, i ast,y he did Tot allow
al appeal tD Consra,finople.
The. British have. hit one wav 20 heal their wound,
honor They mast lombard Algirs. aud 10 sub
lection ih.! mast then Ia. nashes t.ieir and mill
,sry tdicrs-lnw their wur.s-s.iys rat which,
by the bye, the British torrably xpertlIr the pirate
retire TO thea woods AMI nest cannot he
dispersed til DEPRIVED Cor long time Of The now.
er tot serious injury Civilized Na,ions As fast rs
they gather strength, he taken f,ou them WHY
tax of the laws OF war with such people Why talk oi
PERMANENT treaties with States whose psrly is their pro-
race ! 80
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ron TIE ENQUIRER.
YHE TIlTES

Never has there been in America especially in vrgia
gloomy ~ aspect. IL appears, t,a, than pro-
habe, that there will be short crops of Corn
Of which people in general miieh ALARMED
anil yet. MANY have hurried get their wheat, snsn
market wishing that they couR ay, in their
Granary again. II hoped thai Hour viii be
out of the state, ard that people viii dv>i>t from sellng
their wheat chants tls. wl.o have merchant mills,
1c. Will these who may have enough. and spare.
take into consideration the suaoir ofinany, who wli not
have enough su,iSt As gooi price. loht. may
be had for home consumption from Foreigners a'.i IL
is To- be hoped that Fellow Citizens AMI Countrymen
will consider the inporanceo OF contributing the necessity
otthyir neighborsand FciowCtizens. life, rather
than send il strangers from home. Although IL ,s
true, that il any like tag,e a;d could asAist
them ought to do hut scripture phrase, he
that provides no, for is especially those OF s
household hath denied the f;ii and than mn.
DEL The great cause of Judgments and adversely, is sin
and un.,rateiur~. Let consider former times,
cnlivg in atluence and plenty, whether have
forgotten from whence those blessings Wictedness
aDounds and without reformation, cannot expect bit
times. IL is high time consider Why's. and
turn, orc. Sre. CITIZEN OF VIRGINIA.
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.Hl6any, .fVruSt 20.
The Canrl Commiss oners are on their
return from the westward. Mr.. Clinton
arrived here on Sunday morning. From
The expression of sentiment in the western
district. it app ars that the great object OF
their mission meets with universal appro-
baton, notwithstin ling the pressure OF the
times In fact. the Canal is great deSid-
erdtu,n, as mean of restoring the public
prosperity Wes!a.ll be ruined by Cana
dian rivalship without It, Register.
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IrAnrMrxr or SrArE.

NBpAITAfESr or STATE,
August -. si6
rr. following circular letter IS prepared at t'is
t"' A., he transmitted to persons holding a. ynnt
oince, oder the United States, other IT. ~ those
men's With the Treasury. War and Navy De-
en"sa n,s IL is requested that such persons. al
va mentioned description, as tal, from what
he .ause 10 receive the letter in question, viii
ewes ,hs publication OF it as partieu arly addres
co"' :. ,hem. ad lhst they will furnish this De.
30 .'n.,t aecun;iug!y with the information called
fc'. (r,ucruARl
-,.,s Secretary Of State being requires, by re
ton at Congress passed on the 21,h ct April
@ 90 csuss 10 be compled aud pruted, Tor the
.mstor of the pr, sent Congr IS, al its II, 1t ses
,, ani ouce every two years ellcrwar s, for the
80 ,na,ior ofeverv succeeding Congress, gst'
r,, ; GERS and agents, civil, military and naval
~ 49,. ,eryice of the United States, Which must
,'h;, The amount of compensation, pay and emoli.
,,s allowed TO each, AMI tie State or country i,
'hch he was born, AID where employed, -
:. reouested tofurnish this Department with asate
inf of The above particulars. so far rs they relate
- I'm self and to te Office which Ise holds under
,Ss United Slstes, together with Ike statement
n ree,,rd to aay persons Immediately appointed by
lin. 49, 40 ,o,e
The Secretary Of War returned to this city from
Vii, 10 Georgia, on Tuesday evening.
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If scale OF representation be fos1ooi according
to the federal numbers there oaght be 1875 in
habitents to each Delegate, aud sbout 80,62s to
each Senstor>--And if we same scale be applied TO
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We understand, that the banks Of this City, N &.
York and Baltimore have come to determination
to resume the payment OF sp Gle the LIST of July
next, at the nrthest and chat the presidents Of the
different banks have been directed 10 announce
This determination to the public
tPlR. American.
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PLArrsnuRau, August II.

Col Hawkins, agent Of The Commissioners sp-
pointed on the part of our government for settling
she boundary line between the U. $. and Canada,
arrived at TINS place on Thursday last.
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(crRcULAR.)

The Secretary Of War returned to this city from
, ,i,i, to Georgia, or Tuesday evening.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
100 Dollars Reward.
ApSCONOEO IN Tuesday las

ABSCONDED on Tuesday last, q
nulatto woman named Fanny, formerly
the property Of Mrs. Blackburn, late OF
Alexandria.
Fanny is bright mulatto, about IS
years of age, oflow stature; she has nu-
merous acquaintance in Alexandra
where she lived several years, and has
a mother living at Neabsco furnace, IN
the county Of Prince William at one
or the other of which places she will pro-
badly be found, or on her way to Phila-
delphia, with a forged pass.
If the above described slave IS appfe'
|hended within ten miles OF my house
and brought home, I will give reward
Iof Fifty Dollars, and if at greater dis
,taace, One Hundred Dollars. Her nus
|band lives at MIR. John A. Washington
near Charles. Town.
Henry S. Turner
Jefferson County, Va.
April 90 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
SOLAR SPOT.

There is now very large spot on the
Sun, visible to the naked eye when
viewed through small spy-glass, (Which
magnifes 15times) it appears in shape
like a Bee, the black part or nucleus,
representing the body, and the lighter
shaded parts, or umbra, resembling the
wings expanded. The length of the nG-
cleus appears to be about exqual 10 a
tive nty-iifth part of the suns diameter
which would make it $500 miles; the
tundra is doubtless OF mach greater eS-
tent. It has advanced about two-thirds
>. ross tie disk from the eastern side, &
seems to passed rather above the cen.
tire.
1t will, probably, be visible three Or
-four DAYS longer, and viii gradually
move to the western side, and disappear
lbehind the body Of the sun. Should il
continue. it will be seen again, latter be-
Ing Invisible for Is or IA days when the
|sun's Revolution on its axis will bring il
round to the eastern side, and it will a,
|gain t5avel across the disk. Solar spot.
lof SO large .ize have been very rarely
seen. Or. Herschell saw one in l77e,
which he estimated at $4,000 miles in
diameter. The present one is, ioclud'
ling the umbfa. probably quite as large.
Philadelphia Daily .adsertiser.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY, Mar s.
APPOINTMENTS,
By the President and Senate.

Beverly Daniel, re-appointed Marsha
for the Distric. OF North Carolina, To-
fous years.
Isaac Cox Barnet. Of New Jersey, to be
Consul at Paris.
Thomas Aulduo, to be Consul at Cowes
in England. 5.
Joseph Ficklin, Of Kentucky, to De
Consul at St Bartholomew.
Martin Beekman of New Jersey to De
Consul for the Isle of France.
Thomas English, to be Consul at Dub
lin, in Ireland.
John Loyett Harris, of Pennsylvania.
ito be Consul at St. Petersburgh.
Elisha Fraud Of Massachusetts,, to
be Consul for the Cape de Verd Is
lands.
William Gamble, of New Jersey to be
Consul for the Island Of st Eustatia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
May s
Public Sale.

In pursuance of two several DEGREES
pronounced by the county court of Fair.
lax, sitting as court of chancery in suit
depending therein with William and sa-)
muel Simmons, compliments, and Eliza
beth Plumpet, defendant, -.
The subscribers, two OF the commits
sioners therein named, on Monday
the Sd day Of June next, will proceed to
sell at public auction on the premises, on
Ia credit of six months, a certain lot OF
land situated, lying and being 10 the said
county of Fairfax, on the north side OF
THE Little River Turnpike Road, near
THE town Of Alexandria, and immediate.
liz opposite the Cameron Mills, being the
llot Of which Elizabeth Simmons, late o.
said county died seized. The purchase
ito give bond and security to satisfaction
lof the commissioners.
| Thomas Wilson,
Samuel Summers,
/ Commissioners
4 Fairfax, Mays sets
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!, 4xportlng picked

tseks T. ,D s;shsriss Of the Q. States, III y
fsh, Of tas hs American vessels employed
IN the hsn ,s,r refined within the Unied
porting s Jp Be and continue the .a ass
. TIE sx .sst This provision shall not De
slysss, !; ,oa anywiss to impair any rlsn.s
deemed y . aa which have been, or may
aud p';red By any foreign nation 10 S under
be s9q 'ss and treaties OF the Y. esa l'e
the law, = til the duty Of tonnage Oh YES
ssls- And be it further enacted;
Sec. o =, nassed the third day OF
hat The ,a ass thousand eight hundred and
lsfcn' ..n n aan act to repeal SO
Sseen = s he several acts imposing duties
nueh ., .u ~ Of ships and vessels, and
on go9a ;s,o the United States, as I'M
pel'sa terminating duty on sennase
between ss.s;,sd State States" shall apply and pc
tie ~ vp farce as to the discriminating du-
il iu .Iil, ,Glfy 81 BY this act on the ton
ties ties ss sftoreign vessels, and the goods
nass s, = and merchandise therein importea,
wars And be it further enacted,
= ss g. :. e,;sting laws shall extend TO.
sn aa = ~ n force for the collection OF the
SAY sa,;e : imposed by this act on goods,
c s'.s''.s and rerchandize, imported INTO
s M, tied States and Tor the recovery,
'D s,s s distribution and remission o.
s esFasS, penalties and furfeitures; and
tSs slfowsace Of the drawbacks anu
~ Iar II by this act authorised, as fully
s9l essctasRy as ifevery regulation, re
ss,rstiOn, penalty, forfeiture, provision
s,,,:s. matter and thing. in the existing
sas contained, had been inserted in
~, rs-enacted by ttis act. And tha'
ii aets and parts Of acts, which are con
,r,-v 10 tbs act, and 10 more, shall bl
.ndthe same are hereby repealed.
- Il. CLAY,
su,sssr Of the House Il Representatives
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President pro tempore of the Senate
April srlf lS1S--AsRaoysD.
JAMES MADISON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
Howland, Savannah

leans 'sachem, Rowland, Savannah
as. Morton, N. Y; George Porter
Foster, Wilmington. Sailed March y
Fisher, Ames, Portland 10th. Esthee.
Gordon, WILMINGTON.
March ss.--Asriyed, Cora, Newcomb
savannah William e Ezra, Doggett,
Richmond !: New Packet, konson, Bos-
ton.
Union Ireland. Cristopherson, from
Philadelphia, has arrived at Lancaster IN
Fifteen days.
A British brig from Liverpool for sa-
vannah, has put into CrooAhayenin dis
tress. ;,
An American schr. from Liverpool,
TORI as put into Baltimore, Ireland;
lin distress.
America, for New York,is on shore
Insar the copper works.
Margaret, Miller, from Charleston and
Cork for Liverpool, has put into lltra.
combe, with tbs loss of anchors and ca
bles.
The folloscing vessels are advsrtssed IN
I;repool paper Of the 92d .Harch:
For ". York-ships Trio, Lawrence
Maria, Duplex George Dixon: Aiexico
Ridgewsy; Columbia Rider: Marcel
|Ius. BicSnell: Andrew JACKSON
Juno, Doak Eliza Jane, freeman Fri
ton, Marshall brig Erota, Robinson
For Philadelphia--ships Mercury
IYardslee Stentor, Surr.
For Norfolk--bHg Clarence, Mar
| shall.
For City point--brigs William y Ez
| "a, Dogett: Olivia, Peters.
For .Alexaudria--ship "ilhelmina
Baxter: barque Mary, Jackson holo
form, Jsnnipson.
For Charlexon--brigs James, Craike
John, Uncommon.
For Wilmington--brig Brother Nabb
| Fcr Sayannah-ship Winired, Gels
|ton.
For N. orleans--ship Savannah, Bow
|ers.
For Boston--ships Mary Barker
Commerce, Boyd; Fame, Bullock; CHI
iGardner: President, M'Aoun; brl!
|Shipsey, Laidlow.
For Baltimore--ship Franklin, Ora
| ham.
From Llovd's List TO the 18th March.
The Debby 4 Eliza he's Arrived a
Dublin from N. York.
| The Aurora and Favourite, have arriv
| ed at Galway, from n. Y.
The Orient, has arrived at Sligo, iron
In. Y.
| The Drothea Juliana, has arrived Q
Antwerp from do.
Ths Aurora, has arrived at Amster
sdam frem do.
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance of a decree Of the honor
able the Chancellor CT Maryland, |
will sell at public auction, all the Real
Estate of wh. oh William K. Claggett,
ESQ. late OF Prince Georges County,
deceased, died possessed, to wit: one
well improved lot with excellent build
ines thereon. in Piscata1cay, at present
occupied by Dr.. William Marshall, jun.
"a valuable farm miles from Plscata-
wav. On which the deceased resided.
containing about go acres, neatly hall
If which IS excellent weods-with every
necessary building, and the land from
experimenthighly susceptible otimproye-
|ment from the use of clover and pla'ster.
Also, an undivided sixth part CT a tract
'of land within one mile of Chaptico, Oh
which the late DR.. John H Brlscoe re-
sided. This last property will be solo
Lat ihapiico, on Wednesday the 18Th
day of May next, and the other proper
" will be sold in Flscatacay on satur
Idav the 18th. of sane moath. The terms
will be that tie purchasers give bonds on
Int rest from the days OF sale, payable III
one. two and three years. The proper
| ~ will Be sold clear of and released from
| the widows dover.
'EE0s. MUNDELLs Irus.
April g6.----d5w
All persons having claims against the
deceased, will lodge them properly an
thenticatetA IN the Chancery office, on
or before the eighteenth day Of Noven.
Der next.