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Commission Business .

ENHE subscriber has taken the counting room Iatey
copied hy bAvID Ross decd On Cs., OF y sect
hhnle"iaey fronting ihe centre pan lie BASIN G a.
Jaes Hisc canal IN Tie neigh y. the coal sats
OF Msssis tfowh Tiipiet, and others ana ofefs his
services 10 his friends and the public as 1. comm ssion
Merchant tie promises and pledges himself 10 he eaf
IA and dliigent IN all matters condiei 10 hu lie ia
V,tss the upapn Merchants sud ffaGers particularly 20
DAVID DICKINSON
DAVID biCklNSoN * CO. have fcr sale 10 an house
aGlac -nt'o D. DckihsoE's oifces CORN, HsAL, OArs.
FLOUR, &c. They also have coal aud MOOD Tot sac
ana intend kcepng constant supply each 0f tlse az
October II. ~ ,,v
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EOY SaAe.

4 " extensive assortment OF superlne uiddlina and
coarse Cloths, OF good qualities Fashionable Co.
ioufs.
Ihicksets. C0fns aud Neiveteeus
English Patent onoi--A american 90. " Bcck's"
Cast iron Stoves, Ho..o,s Wale and GTates
Pig Iron, oil superior qualify
Nails, Brads and pike. Of all sizes, from the Phil.
adrlphia PhtrnIX Wofas
Ciaret and Lisbon Wines aHp Sugar
All o! which Ofef ed reasonable prlces and on
conrnOdating terms, by "a. Is FOIrIATrX.
N0YemheT IL. a vgtf
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STEAM BOAT NORFOlK.

On Saturday morning, about 3 ar o.
clock, HhilG eigi,t or ten miles below This
city, tile steam boat NogJoiR, as she was
coming mp, got into i0::, and ran against
vessel lYing "a anchor. Ftie s,ioc,l was
so considerable, that the mast ofihe ves-
sci vas unstcpped, and some lniury dome
10 her cargo. The passengers on board
the steam boat were romsed from their
sleep, and thrown into some confusion
particularly the ladies. The paddles OF
one wheel Nern knocked OFT, aad The boat
had "a make her way up wlh The assis-
lance Oiihe othtr only.
She offered every courtesy 10 the YES
sci, which size had Injured; aud as shs
had losi her mast, the Steam bOal tow, d
her up To Rockets The passengers
gave tie Captdin OF the Norfolk cerlI-
ticaie exonerating him from ali faults.
She will probably be detained here
three or four days Ia repair damages.
She Is represented as onrHnf the first
boats, that has ever been bui!t-periorn.-
ing the trip from TINS City TO Norfolk,
in 10 or is hours (Which we believe, is
more than at the raIe OF 10 miles per
honr;) stopping 100 al two or three pa
ces on her way. Compiier, hov 10.
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Notice.

'E'HE subscribers being appuiHieda committee
ftlHstte act OF Assembly mo efect passc he zsh
Gay Z" January, 1917. Incorporating a company i'm
piOvrgand extending tle navigation OF Willis River
now prepared with the necessary funds ior completing
the sane.--li IS, therefore
RcSOtJcd, that proposals viii be received accom-
plshns iic woIK III ccnioinilty said active woad
contract or Tie Whole, OF part Of the distance,
mcncnsat tie mouth o sad Any person or per
sons disposed TO maize propositions ur undertaking
w"rk, wiiiappiy 10 Wits Wilson. IN Cumberland county
or To Edward Cunningham, RiCim0Hd, Who will give
tne necessary explanations as To the plan. &C
Will Is WILSON,,
JOHN {. PAGE,
IOIlN GiLLilM,
JOHN a. tRfNT,
JOSIAH ALLEN.
Cara, Nov. II. .4esw
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COMMUNICATIONS.


The Enquirer states Il problem" Can
steam boat ihpeiicd by tie power Of
steam so DIS to move five miles an hour
and at HE same moment by tie uind, so
as 10 describe the same distance in the
same time, gain any additional velocity
from the two powers acting together? In
other words, will tie boat move faster by
the two forces thas acting, than if il were
impeiled by either of them separately 2"
No-the power OF the wind and that of
the lever are in this case in opposition,
and destroy what would be the effect OF
either upon the boat faciing separately
lsi. the boat is propelled by the pressure
OF ihe lever upon the water, and that pres
sure is destroyed by the velocity given
the boat by the wind; and 2tiy, The We
loci,y which would be given by the wimd,
is lcstroyedby The opposition ofthc lever,
therefore the boat would progress faster
without The interference of the wind.
This is as concise all answer as | can give.
A short cxample-If the velocity OF a cur
rent is equal 10 the velocity OF lever, the
boat cannot ascend 1.-THE wind will have
the same effect ought to observe, there
is one kind of lever, and one only, which
would be benefited by every blast the
wind could blow"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

worm Were all his companions the creatures
of this vile cupidlty Let Judge Washington
say what he pleases on this point he is miSta-
ken. There were as hghmlnded. az honorable
men. engaged in that expedition, ms Judge
Washington. Their hearts beat as warmly IN
the canse OF human rights a. ever the Judges
did. aye, in all the hey day Of his blood.
Jastice, is all that is asked for. We know he
has NOT done II on the present occasiOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11
lteY1laAe N0Ncaki0ll.

MFRS MiTILDA TERfELL win comm Snce aching
Tvs he branches that have hitherto tanghl IN he
SCHOOL oh thr 18Th OF jHUary aud continue un
tic l5B Vt December foo,Smg dvddciine one month Ia
Summer fpr VACATION. pg.ce hoard and tuiriom the
subscriber furnishing beds bedding 4tc 80 10 be pad
qGattrilj 10 advance. FLkMING TBRRELL
Acadia, Caroline. Nov IL 81 NBu-
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Sale CT Dover Postponed.
TT'HL illness NY sons has retarded tbe snIvc,
3 OF my DO1E Err ESTATE, and dancrTojis illness
which now afhicis anelhsf tiFn q luadrcd nes
d'sisu rrsdes doubityl hriIeI attend sale
VIII thcIcosc be p0Sipo@eH ttft ne st dds ~ De
o, two hundred acrcs upon Duyer creek iiug no.
mas MoUdson's, WI! be sold separately tbc
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
November ~. 81 Wtds
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The Richmond Rolling and Sitting NIL,
md NaiL ManMfackolN

IHe iflchWOad R0tllng dHd Sitting AIltt,
aud Nal MamJacto1y.
We have seen this admirable manuGac-
tory, sorcmaIkable for its powerful exect,-
tion. II is one of The boasts of the city,
and an object of curiosity 10 the :aranger.
We have sought description of it,
which will doubtless prove amusing to
the distant reader
This establishment is situated in Rich
mond, between Mayo's and i'rents bridg-
cs, OH Jamrs River. The building is 40
feet in width bS 100 III length, built of
stone and ofbrick. There arealready two
wheels III operation, and third will soon
he added, for driving the Hrachinery.-
HE power oiihc wheel which WORK le
rolling and Sitting pant, is supposed to be
equal 10 100 horse poker. ia point Of
convenience, tliis Factory is believed to
he equal, If not superior, TO any in tie u.
States, the non being rolled and ihe nails
cut and headed IN Tie samc building, and
on iile same floor, which saves ihe la
Dor OF removing ilc rolled non from one
building loauolhcr, as is usually the case,
in order to be cut lu!o nails.
The cutting machine is nearly 4 Cylin-
der, wlIclireyolvcsby means of machine
w below, moved by the water Of James
River. en- iic surface of The cylinder,
are fixed the kniyesor cutters; which cut
oft The heated iron, (romainiugs
and coming into contact successfully
| with each cutter in tie course of It's revo-
| luiiOn)
The rapidity with which tic machines
| IN this factory make mails, brads and
| sprigs, siruly astonishing: EACH machine
| revolvcs 900 times n u minnie, aud cuts al
/ each revolution sails, brads or sprigs
! consequently makes 1900 in minute
! 10000 man hour aud Sol 900 ID l2bours
100 pounds ofnails have been cut on one
! of these machines In 40 minutes Iher.
is now ia tins factory, on machine iOI
| heading large naiis bN water. and MINI
/ Der more VIII ,pUn be in operations ilies,
| afc Wnfkcd by small boys, l0 or r. ycau
odd each boy can earn from bOio go CTS
per day. aud Use saving TO TIE company
,li he about lhree.lOurilis oi DE cx
I paee oi gead.ls nthe usual manner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

PORT " aIcaM0ND, vIaafNiA.

A'7irad Sitcr o,3 iast,
Briss Thames, JehAIu. siudsoH Wii!sam, Bradley n
--iye ;-ScbTs tsilnels same, oIs, Boston; Freel-
son. Done, do Sally ,acA. Norfolk LaVinla iaw
thoin2stown; Cathailue, Webb, do. FIshiawk Clark
New bedford; Nasna Banks, BALTIMORE; john Law
renee, NewbuTypnri ghJ,aes Wlnamt ~ Yok - looos
Helen, Badd, =. ioIs Folly Snsai, clifford do Isa
beta, smith, Fhadelphia brothers, Fanbers Chir!es-
s. Oh O9!ands, Thompson, BaiumCIe Planter, Clalk
Petersburg IneIcOnTs- " 90 ward, Noifvik.
CLEARED,
hrigs Patriot, Iatom, n. York Onslo, Hail. Boston
schis. Greyhound, keh Salem (; Sarah amn, Parker
baltimore lane, Weeks, y. York Exile 6oIsherry do
Hamlet, Pearson Philadelphia Eliza Ann, Wilson New
YORK ;-SioOp Atalanta, ShaleT, n. York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11
RNEsgif' Ord aAcnlIan,x

SIilL he continued the wear fte Tern, 10 cop,
~ nrrseUn the i5ilI January and end The 18Th Df,
"''" luSJ under the direction OF MIR John g. a,yr.uc
W"O WIZ Instruct youth in the English grammar rer,
hy ON Tue nosl approved method arithmetic Del!es 4,
ues mathematics, aGd tie Latin and Greek laneaees
ieliisipi C'.fa, including bed aud candles SLIGO tui
oi', 9s0, h pad qdaiterly advance Tie subse,i
~ rohsgefs u l's duty to in hehaf Of Rr h. duas
h'"uH As ne WIZ receive the fees tuition tat Ia
correct hns@itdsc Ofthose branches Of e,,stion
oses 70 teacl he untes IN degree the icnty
W II TO ms pupils aqnaiiicaiiO essential m
tue character of a teacher aud he coudd,nn, bn,,o.'
rom tue present arrangement that ihis SEMINARY viii
n2t ~ iufe be subject 10 hose DISADVANTAGES .nder
which has abored, consequent chaIee ieat hers
RICHARD HILL.
htliH NlNtaIn, OCT. 10. 4 V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

Prom the HIsfon Patriot, If November g.
10 the surprise ofalilost every one, thethree
men belonging 10 the crew of the south Ane-
rican privatecT Cou-resso, have been Indicted
OF the high charge OF PIRACY, and il is expect, 4
tacir tsia will commemorative day. We cannot
believe that any iury OF this humane metropc-
Us will Constrnc their offeuce in the heinIos
lsht IN which il is placed by the Indictment.
However irregular may have been their pre-
ceedipgSsitis believed thev we're not of snfii-
cient enetmity 20 deserve the dreadful punish
mcEt Of DEATH r.
I,TSfdy crerias, hGlf past 10 o'clOck.
he trial Of ile three men belonging to the
>. American priyatccr CohgrcsSo, Indicted on
charge oiPuacy, has Just closed. Tie iurv,
alter an absence OF q few moments ,-ietuned I,
verdict OF Mo- Guilty. rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

From ne Nantucket Gazette, Of Ocfolsr %
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA
ship Martha, Cant. Weeks of this port. srri-
we'd at Edgaf,own on Monday last, left Vaipa-
raiSo ii'i Jniy Capt Weeks on his home
ward passage touched at Rio Grarde Glib Sept.
wherc y wasreeporied thatd secoRd reeoh had
takn pi',ce in PerRqnftuco an that the eth srss
az possession Of Che Patriots. Ship Enterprise,
Capt Coffin, OF Philadelphia from Juan Per-
nm'dez, arrived az Valparaiso 9Th July, with a
garrison ircm that place, WHO had given them.
selves mp to the patriots
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b. tie GoerHor Of the Coa.Q4oNwca!sh ej JirgiyA
Z PpOcAaYaa1i0n.

fUHLRStS Information has been Isceyed by the TX.
~ ccHtvc, from the jdeT OF Prince George county,
that thcJal OF sad county the l7th day iuy
>st broken cr, and the following criminals forcib
made their rstape lher@iiOu, % N GeoiSc Bush john
Wide Joseph B'ify, Matthias Fulton William .acs sou
and jain Nicholas. and i0ug large have
Therefore ihougb ut, by and win the aud
Of lhe Council ol state, fcrcb! oGcT lswatl lily
dollars each, 10 any person persons WHO shaft appre
hend aud convey 10 the jail nj Prince GoTg county
81 o. Tue said criminals, either Ofthctu, hat iLcy
mas be dealt withas ielaW dirCts. Aud do moreover
rcqne an officers, civil AID military apd eNhort lie good
prn dc Of ihs commonwealth use their best endtitors
10 tppleead and them 10 he brought TO jssiice
0nen under ny baud Is Governor and under he seal
ofte Commonwealth, at Richmond. this Is, dIy Of
i5fHt s-'hcr, one thOusand eight hand ed aid sew
cnieeh, AID OF The Commonwealth the fortg-se
cond. JAMES 2. PRESTON.
80. 52-Wsw
prescription Of ne Gbogc uoEie6 oHltrlfs... ccortc
bnsh, 20 MARI cr about fect4 inches kigt, igh
liar, walks Iathei sides, IN consequence Of wound
in thg hib DARK athy Complexion john Wilde 81 ua-
ne) shout cert ur so inches b4h hold iorksne dar
nv icHew, wub 'eht hairjo-cph Barry. Ia uafiu,il
iccl ~ or II nehcs high. large biack whskcfs b.aek
h1f. dnf ueTce coaieuauce fiahas Fnitai about
eci beh hdsa dcWncis oni. aud little kuocs knecd
Che above prisorc were laid for fihef trFl III ~
spcmi court 20 be beid oi tie SAID conniy O. FRINGE
Gc"ge &c September term Also william Jas SON a
free uii'n 81 color vio committed on sisp,cion nj
el1ni1ns) siea ins UO mules, tie properly OF Richard
StiNditani 81 ae satd cOuuit-aso john chnls. f,ra
fueT lac OF Giiy Point Of tine ship america rgfrsd nh
lconi"usiy Stealing AND catisin away auuut so lbs of
shce reads Tie Hrs orr felois have been tlt.d bt anna
aniHut coufi. and sc on for further trial the $50 ti
above mentioned. we,e committed uiai by justices "a
lhe re"c "i ihe sad coaif. Oh suspcon 81 e.ouy n
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O. axA~ rszn

hAlSRiEDl-on the 2Slh of October 10y abe Rev Mr.
tafr az The residence OF Stephen Grard Esq General
henry LALLEMAND, 10 Miss HARRIET GIRARD
niece Of Stephen GiTard Esq. There present Mes,s
Cte dc SGryllicrs Marshal lie Grouchy and Som Gene
rails Nandanms and Charles iallenAud sen. and large
company Of lie friends and families ol tie happy cou
pie i'kH. y. .4dU
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TIE FLORIDAs

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Captain Arnold OF
the ship Lury rem nortioan, mss branch, o,,,
despa'ches ion government from the Amerieaa
n'riNter at the Court of Spain. 1t is presumed
fi-l' these dispatches relate to the neeociltiors
carrying ombetween the 4. States and Spain ~
10 the ?ur' inse ofthe Flordas II is dsunct;y
understood, or very good authority, fiat C.
Hntain hasSaid TO Spain, If You choose to kee,
the tiordas II is veil bhtifYou determine TO
sen them, we think weiiaye right 10 the rIe.
ference = wesiali eYpec; the frs; ofier. ",ihis
language has offended and embarrassed tie
Court Madrid, although we 60 not believe
II vii influence lis determination indeed ve
fsei confident That that dett rn,iHaioI is made
anu IS NOW in the United States Nc come
to Tins conclusion from tnowledas o. th,.
Jgot that The Spanish Minister, Don Ons. his
at this moraent it, his possession SEALED prs
PATCHES from lis Court, which dispatches ha
y aneetfa NOT 70 open Hata The meeting of
congress lOsD. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

We learn, thatan Bugraviugha recently been
finished in Paris, representing $500 Aheri
Militia obtaining victory over IL 900 veteran
Troops at New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

BANlNG associated myself in the CONNISS SION Brt
SlNLSS wiih Richard Andersen Beverley hls.r ~ bs
conducted undcr she hfm Of Ar DERSON rLAIls K AK.
OEi SvN I'D The house at present occupied bv A"detsru
Bl tsNs Use opportunity offeinrurr ilsnsg b. ,g
friends and thu puhc fof past f,t socniig c
'mua'ion OF ther iatonrs. whic hope 20 merit by M
h"enueh ln theii business. DAVID ANDfRSON
tNt-,l -. iotfNMiW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

BALIIMoFE, NoY. s.-If was stated some time
SINCE ln The Gazette, =" that Cesar A. aodnev-
john Graham and Walter Jones. Esq'f,. Wei 2
appointed Commissioners 10 proceed 10 South
guessed at than explained; that MIR Joncs had
uecilned protecding en- the mssor and tliat
IT was not then known whether anoi!sr com
missioner tad been or would be appointed 10
keEott now thatthe Hon. Theoeorick
biand, one OF tie judges OF Baltimore County
SouFi, Is offered the appointment of Commits.
sioher, Wiih a compensation at the rate Of SIX
thonsand pei annnsni and like sum fur outtie.
= Is supposed that Judge bland wiz accent
ne appointment and OF course resieA his osfice
~ the jWd cary OF this state
Report i"rihcr siys, thai the Frigate Con.
greSS IS 10 convey the Commissioners to their
port OF destination, and wiii be ready TO sail il,
a IeW days. LIZ Cnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11
EXrRAoRpINARY PRonucE.

An Dat, IN garden in Portland, Mass.
produced this season ~ branc hes, which
yielded 1850 kernels, measuring 5 giils.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

NANID ADDISON, formerly Of tic house Of I,a,id
- Eennnd Anderson having become a.ascist.J
with rs nihe COMMISSION bUhiN tSs nom am, af,sr
me tis DAY 81 November next tiai business In be ron
iHe,t under The btnoi ANDERSON, BLAIR q. ANDEP.
son, Ia lBs aoase al present Occnpied by rs
RICHARD ANDERSON
BsNEELEY BLAsH.
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Dissolution.

l'HE cepafneTshlp OF DAVID & EDMUND AMBER
SON VIII y limitation e. pure the isi DAY of No
NemDer next add " consent viii on hsf day be
dissolved All pegsnns Having claims against beni viii
dfpy 70 tSmvna Anderson for payments and ihose IN.
oeCied, vii make .aeyiaehtto hin.
DAVID ANDERSON,
October 22d, 1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

EDMUND ANDERSON returns hanks to his friend
ano e pubic Tor me LIBERAL eneouar-,rei roceivei
Mhie Soh,seiea"lth NJ. ~ 5ndeTsnu jn the CCAMIS.
Sl'N btSlN tsS aud Informs tcin II! continue n
same BUSINESS o his own account. the ouse lqtrfy
oCcNpea ~ D. 0; t. Anderson uaete stgict a,tent5,
VIII he .iaidtc all business cOnGdcd 20 hini.
Vtttfef "a
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PENNsYLVANIA. ELECTION.

The Lancaster Journal states, that from
the whole returns as received, which are
believed To be perfectly correct, The ma
joriiy for Fmdlay is 6,0S9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
VUNN OUT.

~ From the unlimited appreciation
behaved Oh the THREE u DEUCE. on
Saturday evening, it will be repeated the
fist opportduity-ot which due notice
will be given.
TIT The grand Pantomime of the IL
BERTINE, or Den Juan. is in rehear-
sal {; due notice will be given OF its repre-
sentation. &C.,!
Days ofperformance Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
- To prevent coIfusian and mistakes
amongst the door keepers, the public are
respectfully Informed that tickets can or
ly be received on those evenings Tor
which they are purchased. Stoves are
kept in every part of the house.
The pubGc viii please to purchase
their tickets at the boa office, as no mo-
ney can be received by the door keepers.
Doors to be opened at half past s, and
the curtain TO rise at half past 6 o'clock
prcciSPly.
Box one dollar--Ga.lery fifty cents.
The novelty in preparation is Shi"l's
Apostate, Diamonds Conquest Of Ia
ranto, The Libe tine, Slave, Inn Keep
er's Daughter, &c. &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
NOTICE.

~ The police constables and watch
men are hereby required TO he vig'lanf
in the detection of all such persons who
shall be guilty of the unlawful and dan
seroas practice Of firing guns. &c. within
the limits Of the corporation, particularly
on Christmas end New Years Eve. II
is hoped all well disposed citizens will
aid the public officers in detecting and
bringing to punishment every offender Of
this description. The danger OF this
practice is much greater than the Thought
less are aware OF. BY firing guns, espe-
cial!y Gas is the practce) Ia the night,
there is considerable risk OF setting houses
on Ere, as well as injury to individuals
Who may be passing through the streets
Steps will be taken to discover all who
do offend in this particular: il detected
the pcndity of the law willbe enforced.
Parents, masters and misresses are
therefore requested to restrain their chi :
dreu. apprentices and servants. aud not
TO furnish them with the means OF trans-
crossing the law.
GEO. CORyELI., Sup. In. Pc.
December "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
san E,rehangs C.Bes at'se uask,
SsS5se MARINE, JOURNAL. S&AE

POST or ALhXASDRId...DEc u.
Brig Elizabeth Sturges. lac b., Il us
from Pmiadeiphla, and IS hours from the
Capes Of Delaware, al. at the Narrows
on Thursday. Cap. Jacobs al. in town
this morning, intu ms, On the s5tE lust.
ss~ ship aud brig as'rrn of his ye,>
s4l, proceeding up the Pvtoma. The
+. 5. was detained by contrary winds
aud ca,ns in the Delaware l6 days.
Schr George Washington, Henry, tr
Norfolk, fur Alexandi la, III. at the Mar
rows on Thursday.
- Ere, MaCnau'ara, at New-York
25th Instant, up Tor tins port.
december %.
Capt. liodgkinsnu, srhr Malvlua. from
Porto Rico, lett there 4th Dec. the fol-
lowing vessels:
Ship Packet, from New-Yolk; schrs
81. Helena OF Philadelphia, irsn st. Thu
mass; Adventure, Lewis, OF Philadel-
Pima, IRON Turks Island, with salt. dis
charging; Spy, Willis, Of Baltimore,
dischargmg; ia, Ori,e. Mariner, OF haWp-
ton, fell to leeward. Passed in the Bay,
lSIh inst. brig Cumberland, Of Alexan-
dria, beating down. Flour at Porto Ri
co SIS, dull-duty 81 624-Beef SIS to
E.'-Pork S25 To 28-duty l03.- Coffee
Sl4, scarce.-Sugar So to do.--Ex
pore duty 5 per cent.
Schr Freemason, Lymburn, from Sa-
vaanCh tor Alexandria, has arrived al
Quantico cargo, rice and cotton, to NJ,
Miller and J. McGowen.
Sloop Antelope, West, and schr Dol.
phiu, from Richmond, with coal, for Alex.
andrIa, have arrived at Quaatico.
Schr Jachin-an hermaphrodite brig,
and a small schr passed Blackstone's is
land 2lst inst. bound out.
Ship Wilhelmina, Baxter, from Ivica,
with salt and lruit to N. Wattlcs and o.
Tiers, has arrived at the Nartows.
Brig Sphynx, Page, from New-York, IN
ballast, 10 CatIe,t \ Irwin, is below.
Brig Two Brothers, Curtis, previously
noticed as having received injury by the
ice, has 80; TO the wharf at Fo.t Wash
iHgton, and will proceed up to town the
first opportunity, to repiir damage.
Schr independence, Anes, hence, alri
we'd at Newport e2d inst.
Schr. Hilan, Hand, from Philadelphia
Tor Alexandria, is at the mouth Of Nesb
SEQ, discharsing her cargo, having recciv'
ed damage by the ice
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
P.rt Of .Nmfali. De-. 90

~ ~ Wv" JN"1 49, 49,
Arrived, schr Young sachem, Day, go
days from 81. Eustatia. Left there schr
Frank, Cole, of Sachr, Tor n. York, in
10 DAYS. The brig Hammond, Fowler,
OF n. York, sailed two days before tar
st. Crolx. The Young Sachem expert
snced very rough weather on her outward
passage, and in heavy blow lost her
stern boat. and had her buiwatks stove
in. Tn the 9th Oct, in lat. g., long. 81,
10, while laying too in severe gale,
spike sloop (also lying too) IA days sr
Philadelphia, bound TO st. Eustatia; on
the next day the gale encreased conside-
rably, and as the sloop had not arrived
at St. Eustat.a vixen the Young Sachem
sailed, fears were entertained that she
was lost.-Msrke;s st st. Eustatis were
dull for all kinds OF produce, except oeel
and pork. .,......
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-29
THE ATHE.

The new Tragedy Of the APOSThTE
is in state OF forward PREF aration,
and will speedily be produced with
new scenery, d'esses, &c.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec 60,
viii be presented Shakesrea'e's Irase-