davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
tppoLNT1NENTS IN ". II.

4, The recen, sitting of the Governor and
III at Hanover, the Hon. John Harris,
WI po.kinton, was appointed Justice oil
. saperior court Of judicstnre and the
Waving gentlemen for the Coui, CT Com
wv ~. pleas for Rockingham, George w
o o.,,cott. Esq of Portsmouth; for Stafford,
~ =. RICHARD Dame, OF Rochester Tor
a ayy,.borough, Hon Jedrdish k. Smith, OF
'~bsrst. Hon. Ezra Bartlett, OF Grafton
= s said, accepts The Office TO which be was
',noir,ed in July last.
VI !. understood that the Executive have
...ae,,.d the opinion OF the JUSTICES of the
y" sa.,or court of ludicature, whether the
,,arr.ls,ure were vested with constitutional
r shorty TO pas, the law of the 9th jun
=, % amend, enlarge and improve he
Latter Of Dartmouth college.--.N IL Pa
n;,ssid observes the Columbian) tina
i. MEXICAN republicans are about 10 make
.hymal proposition 10 the go.ernmeu, OF
i 4. u. S. to acknowledge their indepen
S,oce and offer to pay us Tor spolIa,Ions
uour commerce.
hind of Icc.-Cap, GoopAY, from Rus
!. informs, that on the 3lst August, in lat
& 30. long ~, 81, he saw ali island Of ice,
,b,ut mile or mile and a half locg, and
hom 6f.y to seventy feet high 1t is very
0,sual TO see ice so far to the southwark SO
=. !. ~. .uv,,Ner
III Leej7ature Of MaDaebgtftfs, will
nuyens upon tn. fecond Wednesday of
November, which will be on The thir-
usnth Of the month.
aipecial committee was appointed at
he laa ic1ion of the Legifature to con-
idsr the propriety of entering upon and
! ,snpleting the buGnefs of the General
Court for the prefent year at their next
n.sting in November. This committee,
% the 18th June laft. reported their
einion, that it was important and highly
sIpedient that the Legislature fhould
antinue their feflions in November next,
mil they fhall have completed the ne,
csGar buGnefs Of the Commonwealth
hf the prefent political year = which
Report was accepted by both houfes.
Bofon Inteihgsncer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
MAhhIED

In this town on tuesday morning the 9Th ult.
10y the hev Mr.. Nichols, the Rev. George ,skill
',uart, Rector ofat. Georges Church, Kingston
and L,si''p's official for Upper Canada, To Mis-,
Ann Eilice Robson.
In this town, by Rev. Mr.. Nichols. Mr.. Josiah
D. Gage, 10 Mis- Fanny Palievs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
ELE
n, @reF1
GAZETTE .Sxssizass News.

Sept. 81. arrived achr LA Vau ,hao from Wind
Tor, N : with P'aiser--fehr Mary. Lunt Srom
>, Andrew. wi h d -fchr Ieffsrfon Johuiou from
Luheek with he and Rr,iih Comm fIioasr.
on board -2sh, brig Galen, smith from st An
drew, with Pt.ilier-3o brig Hero Greeley. es
days from dephia-sloop Pr eGdent, Yorx
from st. Andrews. wi.h Platter,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
The Difference.

Had there been five ninths of the votes in
favour OF separation, those who had been on.
posed to il would have been perfectly acqui
escent. How is it the other way?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
MANIA.

No name has yet been proposed for the in
tam state, which is already created in the
prolific imaginations of some of our rdcnt
spirits. Plain .Naiae is only poor mono-
syllable; and there is not SO short word for
The termination in ia is always considered
beautiful, because it denotes the feminine gen.
der, and state is always called she. Such
are Georgia, Columbia and Virginia, which
last is particularly pleasant word as being
expressive of Tie innocence of Queen Eliza
beth. Should separation ever come to
christening therefore, most respectful sug-
gestion is made TO the sponsors, OF the name Of
Mania.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
Patience and Perseverance, !

The Argus declares, that separation will
not be put 10 sleep this tme--but there will
be " an immediate, a constant and con,inu-
al struggle until it is Effected
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
Benz. 4 Henry Butman
$ ONE CUTTING,
Execuied in all its branches BY
BARTLETT All MS

WHO KEGS Consistently for sale, Steps, Tires.
hold, window Si,is aud Cans. OIL Stores. Crit
Stones, Hesr,hs, ambs and Msn,als, paint Milk
md Mu'iers, Masbe and State Crave Stones.
Marble Tomb stones, columns for Tomhs &c&c
N. b. rdecs for any kind Of stone work in
his line. fom any part of The country, execur ed
with discs CHI. Oc,f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
IT'S Arrays nine till ten.

To say nothing of the ncorrectnsss of this .nd
similar expressions, too common with men of UNDER
Standing; a correspondent wishes TO submit
to their consideration, whether they justify the
hardness, or want OF puncualiy in meeting others
at an appointed hour, for purposes which require
their general attendance. Reasoning on the sub.
ject, is unnecessary. May the hIt have an effect
TO prevent some OF the Inconvenience which too
frequently occur ty such delays.
A citizen of Portland wishes to know whose du.
ty it is to see that the Town Clocks are rightly
set. Ii would be useful 10 have correct standard
by which all other time pieces could be regulated
and made to shew the true time.
He has thought Dial might at triling expence
be liked Ia come central part of the town, for Thu
purpo.e-and would suggest whether on the rock
opposite toihe he sd Of Exchange street would not
be . suitable place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
A BROAD filNT.-AN EXTRACT.

The following little article is SO judicious,
so good humoured, and SO pertinent, that pos
sibly there is not an editor on the continent
who would not adopt it as his own, and ap-
plicable TO his own case
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01

Bonaparte is reported to have faid re-
Gently that he was the caufe of the war
between England and the u. S. and that
he Bitih were fools for making peace
70 foon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
Kesolped, Tia, we earnestly recommend
SAMUEL A. BRADLEY, ESQ

Of Frye6ury,
to the confidence and support of the indie
pendent, and fair minded electors of this
district, as candidate for congressional Rep
resenta,ise at the approaching election ;
and that we indulge The hope hat no, only
our ardent and sincere political friends bu,
those OF our liberal and candid political cp-
ponents, who are opposed to a worse kon
useless nrsahhro tirianJn oFhn6iic money, al
his herioa Of she greatest hu6he scarcity ana
distress. will come forward, and give 10 Mr..
BRADLEY, that support, which his uniform
attainment to soundness Of political scnti-
msn's, and uprighlneas of political conduct,
demands.
Voted, Tha, the doings f,his meeting
be signed by the Presid.n, and Secretary,
and published in the Portland Gazette.
DANIEL SfOWELL,. President.
ROBERT Cam, Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
Oxford Convention.

AT meeting Of delegates from the sever
al towns in the seventh Eastern Congress
ionsl district at the dwelling house Of Joshua
Smith, Esq in Norway on fhurdsy the 2eth
of September, A. d. 1916, voted that
DANIEL SrowRLL, Esq. be president of this
meeting, and that RoBEaT CARR, be SEC.
rotary.
Resolved, That we see no cause to aban-
don the principles, which have uniformly
characterized federalis,s since the days of
the American revolution, bu, on the contra
ry those principles have become moro high
ly elevated end firmly fixed in our e.tims-
ton by being conlrasted with the visionary,
deceptive, and ruinous schemes, that have
marked the policy Of mcd.rn times.
Resofved mat we dissppIove Of the con.
duct of those Refrssenustives in Congress,
without distinction of party, who aided by
their votes in the passage Of the late law OF
Congress, increasing the pay of members
to he enormous sum Of TIFrExS HUNDRED
DOLLARS annually instead Of six dollars her
| day.
Resolved, That those members of Con-
sress, who, governed by public good and
no, BY sey interest, opposed said Law are de-
serving Of our warmest appreciation
1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
BOOK BINDING.
FOR Sale By
WILLIAM SW AN.
Ne Is, Long WJSE
Six hhds beit Grenada Rum,
IS Quarter Chefts Bohea Tea,
10 Boxes Spaniih Sugars, &c. &c.

- TO Let,
The Store under the school Room 10 Union
Stree. and immediate poaeG eiven.-Appy a.
above.
Portland, sept, so, ts,e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01

Mrs. PgATHER, of Laurens county, N. G. who
was mentioned in our paper of the f7th ult hav-
ing left home With nursing child in her arms, in
search OF her son who was kidnapped in 1914, az
ter travelling wherever any encouraging report
drew her, or hope pointed out, at length reach.
ed New. York on her way to Boston. At the for
mer city, however, she had the good fortune to
find her child, a few days since. After various and
great sunerings, the poor fellow had been taken
notice of, and received TO the employ of Capt.
Blackman, master Of a coaster.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
NOTICE,

NOTICE..
BENJAMIN BUTMAN. infot ms his friends and
the pusic thar be ha. taken iuro Co partner.
ihip has iirothsr. Henry Blu NAV aud thai the bu.
hnsis 10 fu ure will be conducted under the firm
of
Benz. 4 Henry Butman
They have received ny The Galen, from London,
via Bolton, ,he,r ia fupply OF
Medicines, Paints, Dye-Stu0s,
Surgeons instruments, DC. 8 c.
Which, together With la,ge ncck Of be fame ar.
,icies before on hand comprifss very ex euGve
aaorsmen and are ofsfei for faie ON very low
terms tor cath or approved credit
O63abey /, 1876 0v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-01
NOlICE,

NUIICE.
4 LII perions are forbid uulling any Of the Crew
of the Bri,iih nhip MAMMourn under mr.
command, a. will not pay any debt. ef her con.
trsetihS JOHN Io3NsQS.
Sep, 25th
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
SUMMARY.

Want OF room preventing us from copying the
whole of the --latest foreign intelligence before us
we sketch the principal items Of it.
rhe Pope cannot pay his troops--accordngl
Austrian and British forces will guard grdas the
papal states-not entirely gratis, however for
they are to receive abundance of blessings and
induLgeHces
In the Eastern part Of France, the people have
risen upon their Deliverers, the Austrians. In
grateful wretehes This will only bring more
deliyerance upon themselves.
1t is said that the proposal of q crusade by
Sidney Smith has terrified the day of Algiers -
We presume American metal has been, at least,
equally Efficient -Chateaubriand, too, wants to
arm all Europe against the Barbary Powers-we
expect Mr.. Hyde de Neuyills will court our al.
lance for the same purpose.
The Princess Charlotte was to be married on
the ID of May.--Quite in the romantic style The
1st of May, would have been still better.
Lord Byron is not so poedcaL--He has parted
from bis cara sposo.--He is said to be as incon.
slant in love as his master, Atolo.
The Boys ct the Polytechnlcal School in Paris
were refractory "A royal ordinance has suppress.
sed that establishment--A summary process. this
The plague stn RACES IN the Esst--Luckily
the West increases in population goes the
world one thing balances another.
Roger Ducos one Of the regici6es, was broken
----
The chief Executive magistrate pss % Be ..
Casea according 30 me plan,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue of 8 deed of trust executed BY Colo.
Augustus Watson, late of Prince Edw rd Coun-
y, we will on the Goth day of July Next, if
FAR, II not, the first fair day, ell ON the pre-
misses, SO much of the tract OF LAND whereon
tue said Watson lived, and mentioned in said
deed OF trust, as may be necessary TO effect the
purposes for which the deed was Execu, ed =
This is avery fine TOBACCO PLANT ATtON.
lying about six miles above Pence Edward Court
House, and in very dies -ab,e neighborhood--
The Land will be sold for Cash.
JOHN HUDSON.
WILLIAM a. ALLEN,
Trustees.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12

DIED, on Saturday night last, at the Swan Tav.
OF Fredericksburg Gen. Minors high standing
at the Bar, in society, and in private life, is wei
Known. He enjoyed universal affection and es
TEEN A numerous procession of our most res
Pectabie Citizens attended the removal of his
earthly remains to fredericksburg, some dis.
lance on the road from Richmond to that place
"a just tribute of respect ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12

not upas the wheel, but nnder the wheel--'in 20
| ing TO Austria, his carriage over,et--oRe of the
| wheels crushed him TO death
The price, of Tobacco was at London, April
/ 30, sd per ID. ~
Lord castleragh's sreas speech--;he secret
societies in Prussa-and The Military Clubs in
England, shew thar the ss-afocraey which gives so
much IA m to the Legitimates is rot totally
,Tsion of the brain.
Soldiers have been taught their strength.
H The public prints from several parts ofthe
Union speak ofPreparations for the 4th Of July
How is it with u.s. Is proper spirit stirring
within And are we bent on stoning ior the Last
years apathy
, ~ We are truly gratfed to hear that infor-
nation has been received in this City that Judge
Randolph is not dead, and that there is pro-
msing prospect of his recovery 80
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
RiCHMoSD, June II. 1916.

0'''1D'D % D 'IIIS u 1910.
Mn. BExJAMrx wotFE,
STA Take notice hat
snsii, on Friday next the 14h instant, a, IL
o'clock A. NJ. at the Bell Tavern N ,b;. c;t,,
proceed to take the affidAvits Of Mr John r,urke
and Wade Mills and Others, TO be read N wi.
dence in sutdepending in the Hastings Cont.
for the city aforesaid, wherein am plant # and
you are defendant.
JOIN C. PAGE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

Corrected BY J. %. Karsheedt Er.faage Broh.r1
Specte 50 10 pei CT. adu Cscarce}
Treasury Notes l h.,. 81. o,J,,s,,c. ~
exchange on London 10 a IL per CT above bar.
on Boston 1ione
on .NsTo- York scarce
Oh PIalaCiei1hsd 3 az her CT. dis.
BGtim0re Notes 1-2 a S.2 no.
District Columbia Notes, 9aI0 b.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
WILLIAM McKEON.

He IS about q feet Cor 10 Inches high, iirhe
complexion and hes pleasing coun lenence 6i,,s
eyes and sandy hair lie had on when ne wet
away, suit Of mixed wooden and cotton CLOTHES.
and took With him sundry other articles of clio.
thing not recoilect at present. II is supposed
that be will make for Philadelphia or New York.
All persons are forewarned from harbor,ng
him, and captains ofvessels are forbidden TO take
him away, as they will be prosecuted according
to law.
The above reward will be given to any per.
son delivering him to the subscriber At the mar
ket house in this city, but no expences will re
paid
ELISHA WEEKS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12

At a meeting of the Managers of the n bic
Society ofVirginia, held at the Capitol. on Wed.
nesday the 5th of June 1916
PRESENT.
Rev. JOHN BLAIR, President,
Rev. JOHN BRYCE, 1sf Viee p-es;Js,,
Rev. JOHNH RICE. Corresb'e. Sec'v.
WIN mUNFORD, Recoroi'or .Sec',
HENRY ROBINSON, Treasurer.
ROBERT GREENHOW,
GEORGE WATT,
WILLIAM FENWICK.
JOHN PARKHILL
The Rev John IT, Rice reported tho f,leI
ment ofbis mission as Delegate from this Go.
Siety, appointed by the the Managers and cor.
frmed by the last General Meeting. 70
Convention of Delegates, from Various
Bible Societies in the City of Eew.yor5
on the 9th of May last, and submitted IN rbe
Board he Constitution Of National Bible Soc p.
ty as the result Of their mutual del;bera,ions
and their unanimous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Resolved, that General Meeting oFthe Mem
bers of this Society be called, on Tuesday the
25th Instant, at the Capitol in the CITY OF Rich
Tnond, for the purpose of taking into consider.
ton the proposed Constitution Of the Arnerican
Bible Society formed by the Convention af,resaid .
that notice ofsuch meeting be given m ali The
newspapers published in the said Civ that ,be
rninistsrs Of the Gospel Of The several denon,;na.
lions be requested 20 give notice hereof to their
respective Congregations land that ali persons
whether members or rot, be invited to be pre-.
sent at the said Meeting.
WN MItNFORD.
Recording Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
r I c II NJ ND
FH0LESALE PRICES CURRENT.
From s Cts. 10 S Cts.

(coRRScTED WEEKLY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12

House OF Rebresentddpes.
The said House Of Representatives shall he
composed oGPegscps chosen by the People anu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
ONE CENT REWARD.

, UNAWAY from the Subscriber on the 18th
IN of April last an apprentice to the Butche-,
ng Business named
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-19
An ACT

TO suspsrd, IN part the Act, untitled, IN a1t more
Wectudlly 10 prerem the circulation of notes T.
nsitted by1rlcliaTteTed banks"
WHEREAS, il represented TO the General
Assembly, that the 1oudoun Company for the
encouragement Of Agriculture and Manufac-
lures" the Bank of Martinsburg," "the Mo-
mongolia Farmers Company Of Virginia." the
Warfenton Company, >" the Saline Company
" the Leesburg Unicn Company, the Western
Bank Of Virginia. "the Charleston Manufac.
turing and Exporting Company" "the Ohio
Company and" the Bank Of Winchester i'm
Virginia, have proceeded with a bona fide in
tention of closing the transat lions of those iu
stitutons, IN conformity with the provisions Of
an act, entitled An act more effectuallv to
preventive circulation Of notes emitted by un-
chartered banks, but have found II necessary
10 ask more time for the same;
-, ne IT enactef BY the General AsserubIy. That
the act entitled " An act more eflectoalIy TO
preventive circulation Of notes emitted by mn
chartered banks" which passed February 9th.
1916, with the exception Of the 10Th section. be
suspended, in relation to tile Institutions DINO
minated the Loudoun Company for Inc En-
enlargement ofAgricuture & Manufactures"
the Bank OF Martinsburg,D 6 Che Monongslia
Farmers Company Of Virginia, "the Warren
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-19
GRAM \ FIoUp.

The iidI'equit's arrivalat ~. York has opera
tee, wi'ha magic rand, upon our grain markets.
She brings assurances from Cropper, Benson s.
Co. OF liverpool, who have excellen;informati-
onfrem the corn districts, that the harvest is
short, (not more than Sds perhaps of tue usual
crop, ana ,hat therei every reason TO expect
an Order OF Council, opening the ports of
G. britain TO the importation OF foreign -four
twill be recoliccted, that suchilourcannot en-
ter, unless the average price through tue eight
maritime counties, for six weeks preceding the
end OF the quarter, has been 80 shilligs ~ quar-
ter OF whcat.--'ihe next quarter OF the year
ends on the 18th Of Immediate
ly, upon tbs intelligence being known, there
was a great stirin n. York, whichhas extended
% every town, where the Intelligence has been
reccivcd--and the price Of -four has had 4 consi-
dcrablc advance-A cargo ofilour has sold at
n. York; az ) Is; at Philadelphia. all the -four
was bouSli: upatS,3 AZ Baltimore, the sales
have been ut ) Il land at Richmond, the price
may be quotcda ut from 5 II 10 Sii--and wheat
at from So IL to So 25.
The spirit otSpscuiatioh already begins TO rage
and though tits true, as gencralmaxim, that
every man knows hisoira business best and that
we nave very little acquaintance with inercan-
tile matters, vet we beg leave to drop one friend
~ hint Richmond has been already injured
by the speculations in tobccco-,ve hope that
her growing prosperity may receive no injury
from an excessive speculation in four--Fmfher
fa1n this the Beponent saith not.
Our Erchanse with London has already fall
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-19
the 27th Inst.


II Don6sfic Tafssicsnce.-we have spared no pains,
orVSperee. 10 make the ENQuiRge more ss eehle 10
those who read tive have Issde it, columns much lar
GER ITS paper mach finer Sc withon; any addition
t1ne otghsi Price OF subscriptions which stands IL
Was IN 1851, az : 5wLile the price OF every article
Las isen several per ccit.-and almost every Other
on crgft has advanced in its late Du-
ring the two astycts, too have received most of
SUBSCRIPTIONS in fcrcgn notes and daring the present
year have lost least 700 by discourtins them We
lrs as ceap paper ignot the cheapest, in Tie United
atales-lfd though have lirc.ay
sea, aud most literally paid subscribers
yea there sno paper which has given back much IT'S
Earnings, ia attempts 10 Improve Itself by tyne
press, paper &c on personal xcfons, tolls
hSes ana NstionS, We ale sisitN iateger tigy arc,
we submit To- them without Tcpinng complaint. Pat
we hiFta right 10 complain that several subScii-
H"is TIc octin'iHentsand have f~,s WAC
ciou-h ~, 10 pay us because they had
notes ana one ot two very exchange
t"s. notes tor foreign notes Discharge tlc subs Grip
tons i-fbsnks TO stars these men are the few not
the nany-ticy Oniy the executions that liberal
cast OF Character, which marks the Cizes of State.
VIC nave known some Of our subscribers incoBsderse
~ tr c"'npiaii ~ onr pDrHoS duns: il had not
which they respectively were more difficult 10 be
cchafsed than the larger which establishment
COTS US Ncnow beg leave that or Collector
mas nearly taken the rounds, better able sean
ue nst o. ceinduents. some of them have fcr
gotten they fcw are nuah,c To ,,ynt,
understood, tnat on the tenth of month we mean To
stfhc OH every subscriber li.s who shall he
ora years IN arrcafs unless h gives reasonable assn
rance OF paying US an rcaohable Time. N there soujJ
ne any who are really unable to pay us. ad wlingcuu.
onsy tell us 50, nnch wewant Ioncy ourselves Nc
VIII cheerfaiv indulge them with tveyenonth lon~er
considering the honesty Of the confession as SUFFICIENT
guarantee tof the honesty ftlier intentions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-19
80. 80 SHIP NEWS. SSssss

PORT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ENTERED,
Nov. i2.-scb Eliza Jane Tan,aus baltimore
COP Polly & Silgy, Giffed New-York
Nov. lS.-Sch Logan, Holmes, New.York;
Uerchandi=e
I;,dian Hunter, Seaman, do.
Merchandise.
Ann & Wary. WOOD do.
liian. Hand, Philadelphia
Thomas, Harvey fredericksburg.
Eliza Jane, Teinan, Baltimore.
Sloop Lucinda. ingersol v. York.
Polly Sylvia, Griffin. do
H. Emily, Cross, New.Bedford
Nav. lo.-sloop Lucy, Allen, Norfolk
Iron ami Salt.
Erie, Mscnamara, alexandria
B0ii,Jiur yfOnes
Sch. Experiment, Parker Folly LANDING
Brig Penelope, Toby Thomastown
Lime ami Inrbc7.
H. Hcw-Packet Lace. Boston:
Tobacco, U0rdsoore &c.
Sch. Industry, Norton Norfolk (i,gn.
Enterprise, Smith, Washington
soop Atlas james, Ncw.York
Ctcesc, Jfardrare, TYJndofo Glass. &c
Wary Ann, briggs, Newport;
Diring Hechilc, lor DOcb Company.
CLEARED
Sch. Superb, FTcts.ast New.York
Lady ofthe Lake, Tyler, Baltimore
NOV. l3.--Sch superb Freeman Nea- York
Lady Of the Lake, TYLER, Baltimore.
British brig Elizabeth & uary, Mstncson,
Sioop Lydia & wny' i,ouyb,,, Neg.yoyt
i4.--Sch. John, Burke. Norfolk
NOV iV'-sch' Lady oftle Lake, Tyler. Norfolk
Br0H ard Fish.
Tobacco an Flour.
superb, Freeman, Ncsv-York;
Nov. I7.-seh Delight, Morton, Prsyidense csaf.