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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
Land for Sale.

4 TRACT or parcel Of LAND, con-
N tanning between two and three hun
dred acres, on the north side of Deco
guam, in Fairfax county, about 5 miles
ives. of Occoquan mills--it is we'll wa
tered with never falling springs, II is al
SO well timbered, and the great quaint
ty Of floo timber On it renders it The
more valuable to any person in the coop
ering line. This land is Of the middle
Soil, and produces corn, wheat, or any
other grain toIerab.c well--therc is about
100 acres cleared and under good fence.
The improvements are a log dwelling
house and other out-houses, and a sood
apple orchard of about 60 trees. Any
person inclining to purchase can view
the premises and know The terms by ap
plying TO the subscriber who lives zeal
the premises, or Henry S. HALEY, jim.
at Occoquan mills, o.. Jok1, II. Hat!ey.
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas GoSsoai.
april l8 6nsi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
AS tons Plaster.
Mr. John Muir.

YOU will lake notice. that on the 9Th
dav Of tie Circuit Ccalt of the District
of Columbia, to be held ior the ctiiiity
of Alexandria. in Noven.bcr 1916. or as
soon thereatter as counsel can nc beard |;
[ shall move that court 10 awaFi .lddg-
ment against YOU III taycr Of tic caalflnn
council Of Alexandria, for the sEm OF
sixty tour dollars and one cepF. being
the amount due ios paving aad taxes Oh
your property corner of Da1e and Pit
streets, III the town Of Aiexandrla, tor
the years 1910, II, 70, Is, il ard l5---
according to the act of congress passed
he s5th February. 1854.
}. y. STSiA;S,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May g5-t0 dom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
FOR freipht or Chatter,

ga The substantial British Bri:;
49,. Dashe,', Frecsuan Collins, mas
ter; an excellent vessel, burthen 1855
tons, slows about 1890 barrels. Will be
ready for the reception Of a cargo i'll a
few days Apply TO
John jackson.
WHO has ffor sale the Cargo Of sG;d
0eSsct--
l45 tons Plaster.
August o
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29

And about 600 acres OF Land, within
5 miles OF Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The house vas formerly &C
cupicd By himself, ANA is abou' ole third
OF mile from his present dwelling, The
situation is high and remarkably healthy.
The house has ronms, auG Kitchen
and pantry. on the lover tioDc, and tonr
chaslhers with fire places in tie ID sto-
rg. 1t was we'll built rnder he Superln-
tendance OF Mr., los e!ing. & respectable
ENGLISH architect, aud wond make a con-
Portable summer retreat Tor a gentee! ia
mi!y, or might be made a valuable Ia
yern by opening a road through TIC la,.i
About one half Of the land is IN wood the
residue is capable Of being made baud,
some grounds. There is :: good well and
pump in the yard and there are scvera!
good Spriilgs on the land.
She terms of payment will be one hin
n four nonths the residue in four equal
annual payments with interest oue half
scared by notes we'll endo' sed, and tile
wjn,ie bv d deed of trust on the land.
Possession mag be had immediately.
". Gmch.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
Gales AT VENDUE.

n, etJeYq, Tuesday ana Tf9tlay'
~ WILL BIZ SOLD,
M. yenh.e Store, corner OF Prinee
Nns and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
n,u Goods, Groceries, &c.
:, l.;.slars (Which viii be expressed IN
the bills Of the day.
- All kind Of goods which are on
.lGi,3,;on and the prices Of wl'ich are
FINISHED, can at any time BE viewed
s y a"rcbased at the lowest limitation
iu p. p. G. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
July 81
For Freight CT hal'ter,

For Freight CT harteE,
$50 The elegant & fast sailing brig
80 g.. Is .1Isseaoria, Cyril Martin, master ;
Size carries about 1900 barrels, & is now
in COZ. oictc order for any voyage.
ALSO,
sgs The substantial brig Despatch,
III. ts.M. Gibbs, master; burthen abaut
! $40 barrels. She is a new vessel saiis
fast. and viii be ready Tor the reception
Of cargo in four days.
ALSO,
The new and very fast sailing
schooner Fenelon, Mayhem, mas
Ter: barthen about l0oe barrels, now
ready to receive cargo Apply 10
Z. Ii Howland,
WHO has for SAFE,
90 cases American manufactures G OF.
toes, Swedish Bar Iron. an assortment Of
Cut Nails, 81 reams Of Writing y Wrap:
ping Paper, anda fewscasks opefnace''
OIL.
Smc. 12
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
Twenty Dollars Reward.

EHAN AWAY from the subscriber on
sa, the 9th OF June last; an indented
apprentice 70 the hating business, by the
name of W,iitiam Bilrk, about Is years
of age, well grown, about feet or s
inches high. slim made, and tcok with
him when he went away two suits of new
domestic summer cloathes mixed, besides
old ones. The above reward with all
reasonable expenses, viii be paid for ap
pretending aud bringing said boy to me,
or Ten Dollars will be given II detained
any. where SO that | set him. fexpect
he has gone towards Lancaster, Pehnsyl-
yania, as he was a resident of that place
~ The Editor of the Lancaster
Journal, will give the above 6 insertion.
and send his account to this Office.
Thomas l.. Martin.
august IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
Exchange Office, Geor9etozr7s

7 WILL give the highest Premipm tor
i Drafts at Sight. and Bank Notes, on
tie following places, viz.
Boston, New York, philadelphia, Bal
onOre, Virginia, North Carolina, South
CAROLINA and Georgia. viii also give
lie highest premium Tor Drafts On New.
Orieans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds of Western Bank Notes
sought and sold.
All kinds Of Stocks and Bills CT Ex-
a2a1ge bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
'ad RENTED for small commission.
q Persons travelling to any part OF
. ls United States may be supplied WIN
sd'aSls Funds.
- Please to enquire at my Exchange
s y Brokers Office, Bridge-sireet, Geo,
Ronulns Riggs.
.une ] tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
FRENCH GOODS.

,.,l;rg at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf,
som the schooner Morning Star, P.
r, Pare, master, from liagre de
Grace,
case white and black grapes,
do Lavantine handkerchlets, with
cOored borders
Long black and White silk gloves
case mems aud women's black
and white silk hose
. Do Floreaces, assorted colors
. do Levantine do 10
= j, tslIesas do do
% ladies' KID gloves, assorted
SECS and colors
d. mems leather gloves
/ ditto green sewing SIX for Gn-
b-ellas
ditto sewing silk, assorted co.'s
/ To. Gil skin hat covers,
] %. Cambrics,
/ Do. Long Lawns, Cani5rr' hSs.
Shirt buttons,
10. White Chip Hats,
do. black AID white Grape, and
guze fans,
The sbove goods were purchased with
cash, AL selected by the best houses at
LYONS AID Paris, anu viii te sold at a
snail advance by,
r 81 / Vowel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
This day is published,
find ready for del;rsry to Subscribers
The First Number Of the
MONTHLY VfSEY.iNI,
SOMETHING OLD.

SOMETHING OLD.
A Periodical Work, intended to be
continued monthly for twelve months, or
longer, if mutually agreeable to srbscri--
bess and the Editor.
CONDITIONS.
I. The VIsrTANr will be handsomely
printed, on good paper, with new type,
procured for the OCCASION.
II. 4 nuu.ber contal4ng &c, Octave
pages, stitched in blue peaef, will be is
sued once a,nlcnth, and esliyefed to sub
scrbers in Alexandria, at Is cents per
number. payable on delivery.
). Subscriptions to the above
Work Will be received at the
Office Of the Alexandria Gaz-
cite.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
Hardware.

LEWIS HIPKE.NfS e co.
Have received by ships Ocean and TOE
fern. from Liverpool, general assert
ment OF
HARD WARE s. CUTLERY
ON HANDS
4 general assortment German doosS'
Which viii be sold on the most ae-
commodatins terms to punctual custom
ers-or for cash.
May SS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
For Antwerp,

ET The substantial and fast sailing
, Esd Sc ship .america, burthcn 295 tons
having two thirds OF her Cargo engaged
the balance will lie taken on moderate
terms if immediate application is made
70 DANIEL SOMERS.
July 1g
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Mechanics.
Bank of Alexandria are hereby notified,
that an ihstalment Of Halfa Dollar on
each share of the capital stock OF SAID
bank is called for, to be paid on Monday
the 9th day of September next.
BY order of the President and DTec-
tors,
w. Patton, jun. Cashier.
August g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29

THURSDAY, AUeusr 90: 1916
For st. Johns, E. b.

fSS The substantial British schooner
49, War Halter, J. Humbert, MASTER
having part of her cargo engaged. For
freight Or passage, apply to the master at
the Office of,
adams, Herbert e Co.
July so
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
Office OF The British Consulate,
at alernrdria for The Dis
tiict Of Columbia

or K9ASsERS and Consignees CT
IVA. British vessels arriving at this
port. or other III the district, are hereby
notified, that Immediately on arrival, it
is expected that the master of every such
vessel shall callat said Office, next door
to the custom !loGse, wirh all the ships
papers, and be prepared to leave a mani
fest Of the cargo, Ias o.! the crew, Medi-
terranean pass, as required in section
81, statute 2G. G"rge Sd, chapter GO,
under the pcnaiy Of one hundred pounds
sterling. Static l.. Geo. 81, Sec. S.
Alexandria, Ang, 1913
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-29
Sugar and Coffee.

Y ihe Cargo of the schooner Tom, from
3'atsazas, consisting of
S boxes lst quality white,1 su-
20 ditto brown gars
= = s baas Prime Green Coffee.
landing at Irwin's wharf
For sale By
PEYToN & DUNDAs.
Also in Store,
Muscoyado Sugars
COsnac Brandy
Hollands Gin
Crowley and BIistered Steel
hound Bolt Iron, and
Spanish Sugars-at extended credit
-. tor good paper.
august 26
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
W1NcHEsrzR Senf. ea

~, lNCHESTSR. sept. u.
Inc barn and several stacks of grain
belonging to Edward Mercer, near thi.
place, were set fire to by some vile incen.
dharles' in broad daylight on Tuesday last
anu totally consumed! A short fine pre-.
Nious 20 the barn being set fire to, two per.
sons were seenbya young woman. niece
OF mr. Mercer, lettering about the prcmis.
es' Dur at too great distance for her dis.
tinctiy to identify them.-She was direct.
I'll 20 go towards the barn, perhaps for the
purpose CT observation as she approached
IL she received violent blow, frim some
person unseen, with large stone whicN
nearly deprived her Of sense. She was
supported to the house, and immedisteIy
after the barn was in blaze The unfnr.
'uhate owner is very old man. and highly
respected IN his neighbourhood rcr his hon
esty ana inottensiYe charlottesville ncyc.
tneiess. harmless az he is, incurred the dis
pleasure oi nest Of villains, who irEs.
inc neIghhorhOod Zone Of whom for sowe
years past has been tenant of fhe PEI,
tertiary, and is Just reieased.l The old
gentleman has frequently heen annoved
oy ha'ing stones thrown at his family: his
mousse, &C. his poultry stolen, &c. and has
sometimes been obliged to station cent
nels whilst he was engaged at work. Six
persons we're aPprehended on suspicion Of
hiring the Observation-Disclosures the test.
m"ny adduced before the magistrates were
insufficient to induce their committsI for
that crime but Luke Malone & his three
sons, together with two OF the Ferrels were
committed TO Goal until they give security
TO keep the peace--the two latter have
been baiIed the four former are vet in
Goal, where il is expected they will remain
for the ensuing twelve months.-.Cax.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
SOMETHING OF THE CURIOUS.

on wednesday morning one of GU,
scientific anglers. Mr.. Ellis, brought il
three fish on one hook, the largest a fi,e
pass weighing about three pounds. the
nook had been baited with a small livr
club, which was swallowed by bass of
O"ut | z or s 4 OF pound weight: anc
The whole swallowed or rather partly swaI.
lowed by the larger fish, leaving the tail ot
me smaller bass projecting from its mouth.
lhls spectacle establishes fact in natural
history not generally known, that tie vora-
CITY OF this fish induces it to devour its own
sPecies.----4tbany .srgas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

The case, therefore, VIII WHICH This rae.
'%s'nst time, WAS won on "Wednesday last
Vas rather surprising. The tnree mile,
were tro'tea m uinc. minutes and a fes &C.
conds the plikc was done in about SO mi
nu'es anu as this insured the completion Of
the race within the time, the horse was
merely saitoped though To win the wseer.
ne "hoie time occupied We. sc min
utes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
ID % M Il s riC.

"Mie gen. Jackson was prosecuting the
Greek war, the; e was mutiny 10 his army
occasloned by want of bread. One com.
pany, actually resolved on quitting the &c.
neral, and returning to tier homes. The
general was apprizcd al their intention
The evening before they intended to marc!
oil, when he sent for their officers. aud in.
'ited them to breakfast with him next
morning. They Accordingly came to his
quarters, and found him under large oak
tree, eating Acorns. Sit down, gentlemen
SAID he, this is my breakfast. aud all that
have 10 give you. The of:.cers were Sc
well pleased with the visit with the visit
that they returned. and persuaded the sol.
dIers to continue during the Campaign.
Mere. .idrer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

The dinner was served upon china, look.
ed light, tasty, and pretty--the table small
and the dishes well proportioncd. We
hope each newly married lady will keen
this as lesson it is worth Knowing how
to serve UP seven dishes, consisting of a
dish OF fish, joint Of mutton, couple OF
towIs,puddins, vegetables, and sauce, for
seven pence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
From a Boston Pabcr.

A certain lady, whose taste is equal to
her economy, was under the necessity Of
asking friend to dinner:-thc following
is the bill Of fare, and the expense Of each
dish, which was found on the carpet:
AZ top, two behring's, Id
Middle, 1-2 OF. Of butter melted, O 10
Bottom, three muttOn-cbopS, cut thin,
One side, one pound of small potatoes, 10
On the other side, picked cabbage. OI1
fSh removed, two larks, plenty Of crumbs, / 10
Mutton removed, French roll boiled for
Pudding, 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

TIE hdn. EIiGs Rrrc'svt, af New.Jc-
sey.--Fhe tnn.,,oI, nf Sen Thous.un
Dollars made by His gentleman TO thc =.
mcricna Ditie !Soelci;,, has Seen mentioned
IN all The pubic ra:,et-, with great and iu;t
praise and c'nimcndati9n nut his noble
and Gislntcrcstcd libcrai;iv DOES not resi-
on this act OF munifconce alone. On a
FORMER occasion, 1t has.hccn equally great
anu masnahImors. as may be Seen in the
rucilc journals ot the Gencrc! .9ssemblv of
ne Presbyterian Charrt Of the u. sstafes.
Mr.. Doudtnot, having in the year 1909
made graz. to that body OF Ten Thou
sand acres OF Land in the state of North
Carolina, for pi"uS and religious purposes,
and at the same time presented them wild,
iour hundred dollars in S psr cent. stoc.,
OF 'ie United States. tn enable them to pay
tho taxes which might from time To time
accrue on the slid land.--.4ibany .qrSus.
Trucels in tHi'i-A lieut.. of marines il
the U. >. service, of the name of Johnson.
now on Lake E'ie, has just published at
the borough M Erie, a yoiume, entitled
- Letters from Chill" This gentleman,
formerly, OF Mbany, after residing more
,han. two years i'll Chill, and suffering frora
captivity, having obtalned n release, en-
tered the Essex t'igate ON the invitation Of
Eapt' Porter as aciing lieut.. of marines,
"'l'e before tine sanguinary contest with
capt. f,iiyar. The work he has publish
Ell consists Ut revolutionary documents.
ana various remarks on the population OF,
Chhi, the climate, produce, Runners aud
Gu toms OF the people, their commerce., ma
nu'actureS, 3Muscments, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

the body of new born infant, wrapped
u? IN Il black silk handkerchief, was found
Yesterday morning on the battery, near the
tiaS stan. Il is believed the child was lief,
there alive by its unnatural mother, to con-
ceai her shame, and that it persisted belorr
morning. - II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

From the Boston En-. Gnx. Sfpt ei.
On Wednesday last a singular sporting
feat was performed upon Cambridge road.
"A gentleman matched his horse upon a
wager, to trOt three, dcaik three, ard run
three nides within the hour. The Difficult.
fy attending this performance has beer
supposed in England to be very considpra
bic, so that large bets have been Offered
,zsinst any aninsl that could be prOlaegd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

Theatrical fneideht.--Last evening as
the tragedy of '' Bcrtram, or the Castle Of
:A',idohrand," was performing at the Park
Theatre for The first time in America. Mrs.
barnes, IN the character of i,nogene, was
seized with faintiug ft during the early
part OF the first act, and continued go ey-
uemeIy indIsposed IS 10 be unable to re.
suihe her character. One Of the managers
then came forward and stated it would be
impossible to go. on with the play, and beg
geo the audience would indulge them in a
postp"nement: at the same time observing
that by applying to the box office the mon
ey would DC returned them for their tick
cts The house was full to overilowino
Inc play was postponed to tV.morrow e.
ven!ns, when it is hoped Mrs. Barnes will!
De able TO resume her part.
~ T Fi,. Poet
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-20
Wine, Molasses, &c.


( pipes, half pipes, and $ quarter
casks l.. P. MADEIRA WINE
first quality, from the houses Of
Murdoch and Go. Scott and Co
Howard, March and Go. Gordon
Duff and Inglis and Blackburn's.
8 half pipes l.. P. Teneriffe Wine, {
part OF which is old, and well TIA
yored.
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine. low
Z 10 lids. bright retailing Molasses.
Sugar in hds. and barrels.
Coffee IN bags and barrels.
Imperial and Young Hyaoa Tea.
n. E. and West India Rum, IN lids
and barrels,
Philadelphia Rye Whiskey, with yari
Gus other Articles, comprising
i. general assortment of Liquors ant
Groceries-tor saleby
JOHN I'll. CREASE.
sensemher Ia dIwa2awf
PRINTING
NsstIs executed at the Office Of the a
lezandria Gazette,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-20

After a Solemn AMI eloquent prayer BY
The Rev. DR.. Bradford
The procession moved from the hous'
Of Aaiutant General Solomon Van ReRs
selaer, SON OF the deceased. ii Noitl
Pearl-st.eet. through South Pearl street
10 Cherry Hill. tse tamily seat. at HE
distance of a mile from the city, the band
PLAYING solemn ilirse, and the artillery
discharging minute guns, until the BUDDY
was deposited in the family bufyins
pace, when the usual masonic sniemin
ties were performed by isaac Hampstead
!, Master of Masters lodge, md the cere
monies were closed by The Gring of vol,
lies, by the military. over the grave.
The scene was t. oaghout solemn and
impressive. The ceremonies were Goa.
ducte,l with great order AID decorum--
the military arrangements, though made
Or short notice, were executed in very
handsome manner. under the spperin-
tendance Of Col. Sebastian Yisschcr. ant.
we're much admired and appiauded BY
the very great conc6asse 0i persons who
we're present to- pay the last tribute of
respect to an old friend, pelghtor, and
revolutionary soldier.
General Van Rensselaer, went early
;uto the army during the war oii1tIspend-
ence, and was very muca distinguished
for his bravery and good condect--con-
A ,rt ,vh;sh Sacnr,,Sl him fia a sten,n and
respect OF his fellow officers, and parti-
cularly OF the CeaI.sAHpGN IN CHlgE-
He was in several engagements, during
which he aRifornaly discovered the great
est GOODNESS ard courage, sneJuly, r7T7.
he was attacked hy a liage body Of The
eucmY, at Fort Ann, bnt with very
unequal force he resisted them with
great obstigacy md success, until -
learned that Iicon.lerosa bal been a5an-
saoned by our truppy, when he blolght
his mep OF. On that occasion, he rsceiy~
ell 4 wound from a musqres shot, the ct
fects Of which he severely felt throushou'
the remainder Of his life. The ball en-
tered his thigh, broke the baoe, passed
b., and lodged in the upper part OF the
lob. The wound caused him great
deal Of pain and. distress for many years
The ball was neqer extracted until since
his death, when twas taken out by Dir,
William Bay, Of tais city, after having
aeen carried by the4deceascd upwards OF
SO years.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-20

BY the democratic electors Of the senate
John I Mason, Washington Couaty.
Thomas Hawkins Frederick.
Thomas B. Dorsey, Ann Arundel
Isaac McKim p.lt;noro c;t,
Nath'l Williams
N. R Moore, Baltimore County
Gen. Robert Bowie, Prince Georges
Gen. Joseph Wilkinson, Calvert
T. w. Weary Coecil
Unit Angler. Kent
James Brown, Queen Anne's
Frederick Holbrook, Caroline
Lemuel Purnell, Jr. Worcester
Edward Lloyd, Talbot.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-20
Valuable Tenements for sale.

TIME subscriber will offer at Public
i Sale on the premises, at ~ o'clock
on Thursday the 10Th day of next month.
Eight Valuable Brick Tenements, on the
East side of Washington street, between
Prince and Duke streets. in the town f
Alexandra, which were conveyed to him
by Jonathan Scholfsld and wife, in trust,
to indemnify Andrew ScolfeId against
certain endorsements by him made for
the accommodation of the said Jonathan.
The above tenemeHts are in convenient
and healthy situations, and we'll calculat-
ed for the accommodation Of families
Terms will be made known on the day of
sale.
r I. Taylor.
Sept z cots !
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-20
Port of Alexandria.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Schooner Juliet, Doane, Georgetown
Schooner Harriet. Kincaid. do.
Brig Alexander, Wedsbrou.h, BaIti
| more.
Schooner Lucy, Williams. Porto Rico
Big Virginia, Ross, st. Thomas.
Schooner Hope, sIarman, JaquemeI.
Brig Thomas. Bowman. Liverpool, via
Georgetown.
Sch'r Henry. Finncy, St. Andrews.
CLEARED,
Schooner Duly Ann, Tapscott. Fsede.
lricksburg.
sch'r George Wytle, Dennis, George
town.
Brig Bu'wark, Wilson, Quebec.
Arrived. British brig Thomas. Bow.
man, >fron Liverpool, last from George
|tawn, with dry goods. hardware, etc. to
g. and |. 2. Thompson, J. and r. With.
ers, John Johnston, John Lloyd, Braden,
Morgan and Co. Papns and Butcher.
r. Libby. Tripiett and Neale, r. Slade
aud Co. and A. Lynn.
BaNimroe Sept 10.
Arrived Brig Clotilda, Blunelot, So
DAYS from Lisbon. Lett there, July 81,
ship Charleston and Liverpool Packet,
Collins. Of Baltimore, for New Orleans in
5 or 6 days. Unicorn, Manchester. of do.
at quarantine, ard discl.arging, brig Har-
riot, Alexandria. The ship Mercer Met.
calf. sailed for n. Y. 25th July. In lat
SO 10 long so, spoke brig Rover, of Ken
nc5unk, II days from Martinique for
Boston. Cape Henry sW by S 100 miles.
schr Neptune, from Boston tor Alexan-
dria:
Came in the Bay in CO. with brig Two
Brothers, of Portsmouth, for Alexandria,
Tie week before the C. sailed, quaran-
tine was laid upon all vessels laden with
grain, which was to be discharged the
first six days ter arrival. If not dischar-
ged in that time, they were quarantined
SO days.