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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
For Sale,

157 bales and boxes burlaps, ticklsn:
burgs, oZnaburgs hessians, creas, platil-
las, estopillas, brit;abies, cholet,s and
d0wlas $3.50.
200 boxes consisting of half pint, pint,
quart tumblers and decanters
90 boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumblers, pitch
ers, plates and dishes
600 boxes window glass, by 10 and
and 10 by ls
so chests hyson and imperial1 sd
teas 81
1000 pieces short yellow nan. =
keens Z.
sCoo do. long yellow do. 2 g
l67 boxes India China, consisting of
dining sets, tea sets, cups and saucers,
pint bowls, dining and desert plates, fat
and deep
6pipes, 10 half pipes and 90 quar-
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wine, from Gordon, Duff, In.
slis 4 Go.
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tea-kettles, soap, candles,
and nails-tor sale on reasonable terms.
t CATLETT e IRWIN.
October II.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03

TOHN JACKSON having taken into
o. cnra tnership GfoReE A. BIhsT, OF
New-York, the Auction aud Commission
Bu .iness will be continued under the firm
Of JN0. JACKSON 4 Co and they soli-
cit continuation Of the patronage OF their
friends aud the public.
JNO. JACKSON,
October :, u. a, slBBf-
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mo. 5062.
Notice.

THE Subscriber having taken into
Il partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm of C!ATLETT e IRWIN.
All those having claims against ele, are
requested to present them and receive
their money and all thuse indebted, al 9
respectfully solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CATLETT.
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Boarding

MFRS. MARSrELLER, residing at
vi the corner of Prince aud Wash.
inston streets, bess leave 10 inform the
public, that she proposes to take lew
yoanr persons, either Boys or Girls!1o
board during the winter. OCT Z.
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Alexandra, Oct. z, 1877.

AieXandrIa, Oct. z, IoII.
NDTlCE is hereby given the stock.
lNthvdsrs Of the Bank OF Potomac,
that an election will be held al the cou.t
house in the town of Alexandria on Mon.
day, tire Sd day of November next, for
twelve directors fer the ensuing year.
The election to commence at 10 a. NJ
By order Of the President and Dires.
tors, {. PACE, Cashier.
October 5 tmw4u
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CoLuMBIAS INSURANCE. COMPANY.

COLUMBIAN INSURANCE CoMPANY, ,
alexandria, 22d Oct. 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
~ Stockholders Of the Columbian In
surance Company Of Alexandria, that on
Monday the Sd day Of next month, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ. ard 2 P. NJ.
an election Tor ten directors, to serve for
the ensuing year, will be held at their
office. By order Of the boa'd,
WIN. WILSON, Sec'ry,
0ctnher %
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For Boston,

FOr DCSIUn,
re TIE regular trading packet
SEsys>Schr LIBERTY, Isaac Bears
Sssff ss. ss- master, burthen 200 bbis. now
G-E-SS] ready to receive cargo. and
will sail in few days. For freight or
rlssase apply to
JOHN G. LADD y Co
Nctnher HS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Piano ForteS, &c

Piano ForteS, sc
JAMES kE.N.N.EDY II son,
HAVE LATELY RECEIVED
A Y asSor,mcn, of fine tuued Piano
N For,es, both plain & ornamentei
/ case of Niulins, asserted, from No.
| TO Is
Violin Bows, Bridges, & refined rczin
i quantity OF Roman and German VIC
lin Strings, particularly selected
German Flutes of every size and qua
litv, from one to six KEYS
Flageolets and Flies
Cldrinett Reeds
Books OF instruction 4 Progressive Les
sons, for the abo, " instruments.
October 25 dt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Jonathan G.. May,
MERCHANT TAYLOR,

IN EspEoTFuLLY informs his friends
q, aud the public, that he has just re-
ceiyed, aud now on hand. large and
very general assortment ct the most ia.
shionable cloths, cassimeres, cords, vel
vets, fancy vestings, tlushinss, coatings,
double nil!ed drabs and plaids.--Gentle-
men can be supplied at all times with
coats, great coats, surtouts, cloaks, pan
falcons, vests, etc. Of the best quality,
newest fashion, and made in the best
manner-Aiso, mourning furnished at the
shortest natice.-On hand, very great
variety of ready made clothing Of every
description, which he is determined to
dispose of on as reasonable terms as any
of equal quality can be obtained in the
district.-He solicits share o! patro-
mage.
J0N.1THA.N C. MP,
Has also opened a NEW SHOP, in
the above line, on King street. Tin The
house lately occupied as the Domestic
WarehOu.e) under the care OF an expert
enced foreman, who will use has best en-
beavers to please. His assortment is We.
~ general in every article in the above
line of business. Customers, leavi e Their
measures at either shop, may depend OF
having their orders executed in the mos
| fashionable style, and at very short no.
tice. tie requests those who may wisl
to purchase, to call at either shop ant
view his assortment, having no doubt o
giving them bargains that will please.
| October Is dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
ENGLISH AND GERMAN

ALMANACS, for 1918,
Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one,
By JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing aud letter Paner'
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
riovs works Of merit. 4 general assert
meIt OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and PHI
ladelphia spelling books, Murray's, Web
ster's, Ashes aud Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
B,air's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New-fork Reader
No. I, 9 aud S, SCOTS Lessons, En-
FIELDS Speaker, Go!dsnith's England
! Rome and Greece, Wsbs.er's Selection
| American speaker, Dodsiey's and Crox
au's Fables, B!air's Grammar of Chemis
try, O'Neal's and Willet's Geography
| Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's 4 Jaudon'
| Arithmetic, Jlhnson's, Sheridan's, ant
| Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps
| etc etc. together With large stock
| Law, iIistoi and Miscellany.
| Whhe>ale purchasers allowed hbe
n, discount. August II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
For NeW-Yock.
For Freight,

For Freight,
r The Sch'a't UNION, cap.
vtKGFsstain Cole. nea " new and
III superior vessel, carries abont
hdSSaEs go barrels, will be ready
il few days to receive cargo and VIII
l-As a:freisht for Europe or COastw!se'
Apply TO r,,v,r
Who have tor sale said sch.s. cargo ot
100 tons Pim ter Paris,
Also, for sale, landing from -chr. bahna'
capt. Sylvester, hon Madeira,
1 pipes ,,
ar. ca,k
Octpber %
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For Freight,

For Freight,
~ The superior brig ABEo-
,rsssT9SsNA, \. Lewis, master; car
4, SIR :1zss ries about 1900 barrels, Is 4
1Ezs& first rate vessel, in complete
order, cal be ready to receive cargo IA
h.r davs, aud will take freight to the
ssuth al Europe gu very moderate terms.
Apply 70 rou.,p
Yio have for safe, said briggs cargo oil
go tons Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
Landing from schooner Hazard, Capt.
Uartsi, and fUr sale,
4 bales containing 20 pieces white
Russis sheetinsS,
% bolts first quality Russia duck.
lOQr. casks Sicily Madeira VINE OF
asapeyinr quality.
For Newburyport,
RS The ship NESBuRYroRT,
SSsSRSs Captain FOlIansbee; will sail
Ssrf...s ~ in four days, and take a lew
Sxsy hundred barrels freight on
moderate terms. Apply as above.
November
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03

Lindsay & Hill,
NAVE just received and offer tor
sk sale,
pipes first quality Holland gin
bale tickleuburgs, lst quail. con.
aiming | l40 ellis.
IL hogsheads molasses.
900 boxes mould and dipt candles.
5 tierceS and 9 barrels coffee.
5 chests imperial and young hyson
teas, last Importation.
$500 bushels Liverpool coarse salt.
45O0 I" Tsrks-island ditto.
Is hhds St. Croix & Antigua rum.
{" aud 10 barrels sugar.
10 boxes tumblers.
October "a
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For Freight,
ESs The ship HAZARD, VIII
ESSSSSsliam C,abtree, jun. master ;
SsH%ss burthen $500 barrels, aud eau
be ready to receive a cargo
on board. IN thresdays.
ALSO,
IA The ship MARIA, George
NAcsAFletcher, master burthen IA
iSi.g, ,bout S5O0 barrels; can be IN
immediate readiness Tor sea.
ALSO,
AZ Tie brig SUSAN, James
NTSSsParsons, master; bur;hen q.
Ss:Ss& ,bout 1000 barrels, Is a new
and excellent vessel, ready
.' We immediate reception OF cargo,
sH Will ta,e a foreign or coast~lse
'''.!' on moderate terms. Apply 20
LAWRASuN & fONLE.
ectn5er
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Notice.

October e5-27
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

with the froteeuings Ui I~jtn IsSx.seS- %
Parliament in relation 10 the assault upcu
his Royal Hishness, are among the ar.i-
Giles selected for our Paper :. is even
my.
We also present to out reaicrs this eve
ming Message from the Prince Regent
10 the House of Lords, on the 4th OF Feb
ruary, in relation to the disturbed stats OF
the country, and the Speech Of Lord
Castlereagh on the subject or the Mes
sage.
Several persons hal been arrested and
examined, on suspicion of being corcerii-
ed in the assault upon the p Regent, and
one Of them had been committed Tor tri-
al, on the charge of high treason
The Morning Chronicle of;hc 9TH of
February announced the d,aiI, of The
King OF France aud the Courier on the
evening of the same day coniradicted the
news, and asserted that his Gallo Males
ty was nearly restored 10 health
We have giventh this day as copious cx-
tracts from our London Papers as our H.
mils will permit. Very interesting selec-
tons will be given in our next.
Price of stO OH tie 9Th of Fcbrua
ry:-
There continues TO be great fuctuati
ons III the Funds. Consols were yester-
day done at 65 8 this morning at 65,
At twelve clock they were 65 3-S 10
The adv ancc within ten DAYS is nearly 3
Ter cent. Com. tide.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11
10 DC concluded la our merit
\ EW- YORK Anril Z

w-YoRK, April a.
We are sorry TO announce the loss of the
fine ship Gcrernor Strong, Scott, of. this
Port, on her passage from Portsmouth.
Eng. for China. The Governor Strong was
cast away on a reef OH the n. East Reef of
the Isle Of Nav, OH the 9th of Feb. and
totally lost-oiIicers, crew and specie sa-
we'd.
The beautiful and very superior brig
p" Cteopatra's Barge" Capt. BENZ. Crown
inshieid, sailed from Salem on Sunday
last, OH ayoyage OF pleasure, observati-
ON and improvement.
Captain Martin, of tire schooner james
Monroe, who arrived at Baltimore on
Tuesday, states, he saw several wrecks
ashore between Capes Halteras and Hen
ry, but was at too great distance TO
make them out their masts being mostly
gone, their hulls appeared large.
Ner. Adj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

duel between hltusinpUren Sands and Whea-
ton, Of the Wasbington in which the latter
WAS killed on the third Gre Sands, who gave
the challenger throwing away his preceding
fires aud cnleavoring TO compromise.
[Eos.os Pei,
Washington, April7.
JAMES MADISON, the late President of
the United States. departed from this city with
his Family, yesterday morning, for his seat in
Virginia. He goes Ia enlcS in retirement the
evening ofan honorable Efc. lie carries with
him. we trust the respect of every man who
knows how to appreciate uusullied public vir-
tue united with private character, whose
purity scandal itself has never dared to inn
peach.
Ne,r- York. S9turdty-noon.
FROM GIBRALrAR.-Mr. Toi,liif oar Boston
correspondents. announces to III the arrival
at Mar b!ehead o'the Sctr. Cesar, Proctor. -
DAYS from Gibraltar. The Viper, OF Prevl-
dencc, WAS the only american MERCHANTMEN
in port Oh the 18th Feb. letter from ri.
braitar C. the 18th and 10th, states, the ttesh
ington Peacock, Hornet and store ship Alert,
were then in the bay-tlla, the Spark had been
again despatched to Malaga that the brig
Prudent had gone to Aiicant and the Isie
prnieaes 10 Cadiz thai the schr. Ellen, from
Plymouth, mad arrived at Lisbon. where Rich
monj flour was selling at SCI. The English
brig Herald, had been purchased at Cadiz by
All American house at Gibraltar, and was to sail
France. The Dutch Admiral and three fri
gates were in the bay.
Nu York, Aprii5.
HIorgiana. Lewis, l. days from HAVANA,
with sugar &c. An English brig had inst ar
rived, which ha'. AN engagement with an in
surgcnt priyatecr, and had lost3 men killed.
Pk;iadeiohia, April z.
Capt. Boyle, from Monte Nideo. left there
on the 9th January. and informs that the mar
kets were in Il state of stagnaton, both at Rue
nos AAres aud Monte Nidco, III consequence
of the invasion by the Portuguese army, and
the blockade of Monte Nideo by Portu-
guesc squadron Of one large frigate and seven
smaller vessels several vessels Uad been turn.
ed off, seme of them Americans. The Samp-
son came out in the night 5; passed the squadron
unseen.
The Collector ofthis port on Friday last. re-
ceived instructions relative to the refunding
certain discriminating duties on British YES
sells, agreeable 10 aa act Of Congress passedlas
session.
The Boston Gazette states that the Frank.
liza, -, now at Philadelphia, and the Java fri
gate, lately arrived at Newport, from the Me
diterranean, areordered round to Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

We hear, that S. w. Monk, Esq. who
was in the common prison at Quebec, bv
virtue of "a warrant from the Speaker Of
the House Of Assembly, for having rcfus-
ed To deliver up TO Il Committee of the
House the Records ofCourt in his custo-
dy, having applied fer and obtained writ
OF Iiaheas Corpus, and being admitted TO
= hearing, ha, been released Ttappears.
that the House Of ssembly lad a right To-
demand copies from The records, but no
lining else.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

duel between Miislipmsn Sends and Whea.
ton, Of the Washington, in which the latter
was killed on the third Gre Sands, (who gave
the challenger throwing away his preceding
fires and eIleavoring TO compromise.
Eossor Pei,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

FATAL DUEL.
q letter from Gibraltar, Fe5. IS, mentions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-11

The following very interesting article, is Ia
Ken from the Christian Observer, Of Septern.
Der, loiG.-" Mcssts Wright and Son, surgeon
aurists Of Bristol haue siccceoed ~ restoring the
JdeaHg QfheGring 10 yecerui persons born fofelfg
deef and dumb. These persons having now ac-
CURED the possession Ofdistin9uisliing sounds
IRE daily improving IN he power OF cosrv ersiif,
These gentlemen intend 10 receive limited
number Of persons Of respectabil.ty labourino
under these lniirInities into an establishment
m ibe nelghboariood o : that healthy situation,
Chiffon ~. h. Courier
M inToTtant discovery las been fcceuflv
piadc " the literary world, b, tire Able Mai
'chO ias found, in thc Ambrosian Library a
wol ,rnt'tlef Nmtoms D'ovgwi Haiyearrass.
sis. which contains the bocksof Livytlat Law
heretofore been snppOsedt 20 be lost
FATAL DUEL.
q letter. from Gibraltar. Feg Is nenfioas
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Pkilafleinkia. April Z.

The Collector Ofthis port on Friday last re
ce'ved instructions relative to the refundnc
certain discriminating duties on British YES
sells, agreeable 10 aa act of Congress passedlas'
session.
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NOTICE TO MANNERS.

|8eacon on Federal Point, near the New
Inlet, North Carolina.
The above Beacon is now completed
is forty feet high, aud stands on the main
and, the north side of the entrance oil
Cape Fear River. It bears from Cape
Look Out, westby south, distant 80 miles:
and from the south end Of Frying Pan
Shoals, N. w. by n. distant so miles
In running in where the Beacon bears
w. or w by s. you will make a thick
aud high hammock Of woods, called Mer'
rvck's Wood Bluf, before you make the
Beacon but should the Beacon bear tc
y, ct w. you will make the Beacon and
Bluff at tAe same time; the former Of
which MAJ be seen, in clear weather,
about Is miles from ships, deck, in
about 10 or l fathoms water, and when
first discovered has the appearance OF
distant sail. As you approach the Beacon
the water becomes gradually shoal. In
4 or 5 fathoms water, one mile and a
half from the Beacon bearing w. S. W.
w. to w. there is good anchorage, soft
bottom.
In running in, bring the Beacon on the
south end of the barracks, which you will
continue until over the Bar, and near the
Beach, and so along the Beach until you
are in the river. On the Bar, at high
water, / to IL feet, at low water feet
only. The depth Of water and channei,
however, are subject to variation, so that
Eit is not advisable for strangers, except
in cases of necessity, to run in without a
Ipilot.
Collectors Office, Wilmington, N. c.
April 10. 1917.
ROBERT COCHRAN, Collector.
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brothers, Foster, dc; Warren Elwsll do.
Sailed in CO. with ship Apollo, Foster, for
3ssron, and parted second day out. The
schr. Clarissa, Wilkinson, Of this port
had arrived in the river Suramanca, about
so miles to the leeward Of Sunnam.-
Spoke, April 9Th, in lat. e6, 80, lsng. SO.
schr. Leopard Of and from Baltimore.
bound to ST. Barts, 7 days out.
British brig Commerce, Ross. 90 days
from Antigua. Spoke, April 10th, brig
Cordelia, from Havanua, bound to Port.
land, IL days out, all well, aud ship Ju.
lila, from Philadelphia, but could act hear
whore bound.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
GROCERIES, &c.

CNOSELkelCAS, wv.
80 chests imperial, young hyson, ant
hySOn teas, superior quality
$500 pieces short yellow nan First
keens (Hn,
aGOO do long do do 1
$50 bales burlaps, ticNenburgs, Hes
slams, creas dowias, white and br,
platiIIas, estopillas & Britaon'es
sto boxes half pint, pint, & quart tum'
blers and decauters
90 casks best German steel
50 dozen German scythes aud STRAW
knives
oa.k brass wire, for stsir carpet
rods
$50 hogsheads, 25 tierces and so bar
rels nuscovado sugars
10 puncheons third and fourth proc
Antigua rum
10 pipes superior Sicily Madeira wine
100 boxes soap and candles
SO barrels no. and 2 beef-
For sale by
CHARLES |, CATLRTT,
april Il Twins wharf.
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Port of Charleston, .april IL.

Port or Charleston, .1prtt IL.
Arrived British schr. Nassau, Miller,
Nassau. \. P. days. Passengers, capt
jacob Raush, late master, asd Mr.. Jas.
Laws, late mate Of the ship AnnMaria,
Of Philadelphia, wrecked on the coast of
Florida Mr. Harvey Howard, late mate
Of the brig Industry, OF BustOD, wrecked
on abaco; Mr. Abraham Grape, late
mate OF the schr. Robert Porter, of New
Orleans, also wrecked OH the Abaco, and
seventeen American seamen lately be.
longing to the above vessels, and ship
Natchez, Belle, also lost on Abaco. The
Nassau left at Nassau, British schooner
Conch, to sail Tor This port in few days,
Schr. Alciope, Wells, Matanzas, "a
hours. Lett ship Fox, -, from New.
York, just arrived brig Akin
son, from Boston, do brig Mechanic,
Small from Portland, in a few days srls
James, Driscoll, for Warren, X /. ito
aud brig Betsey. Knapp, for sa,em, in s'S
days. Saw a brig ashore on Car'istor'
Reef. two lower masts only standng,rIs
gng neacly all stript. Thee droggsr'
bound from MatanzaS to Havana, were
taken the day previous to the AS sailing
laden with sugar, coffee, &c by Cartha'
genian privateer, and the crews put on
board the ship Fox, arrived at hatanzas
in 6 hours afterwards Markets, rice.
81 so -four, 81 so; and generally very
dull for other articles of American pro-
duce. MoIasses, 7 bits per key; coffee,
9 dollars Muscoyado sugar Z dollars
white do 7 la dollars.
Port IF Norfolk, .iprA 81.
Captain Moore of the brig John and
Adeliue from Surrinam, report that Anne
rican produce was very low there when
he sailed, the market having been over
stocked by recent arrivals. Molasses was
not to be had at any price; number o!
American vessels which had been waiting
there from ? to 5 months tor carsoes .!
Molasscs had gone away hall loaded,
and many others which had been there
the same length OF time, still remained
without any certainty OF obtaining ear
goes.
Brig John & Adeline, Moore, so days
from Surrlnam. Left there, March 2Oth,
ship Charles, Preston, to sail in 10 days;
brig Lydia aHd Margaret, Arno!d, from
wilmington, N. e. just arrived, had
not sold; Mary, Brooks, for Boston IN a
few days; Traveller, FayisHtime oil sail
Lap uncertain Hiram, Brown, do; Dove,
Lester, do /; schs. Sail Salisbury, do; st1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Mrs. HaSkins,

M ESPECTFULLY informs the La.
III, dies OF Alexandria, that she has
ju,t. 1 eceiyed and opened at her Store on
Fairfax, few doors above King street,
en- elegant assortment of fashionable
MILL, ENERY and FANCY GOODS,
consisting of white chip and Leghorn
|Straws, plain and colored satin aud silk
Bonnets, ParasOls, Lenoes, &c. Also,
ladies' Corsets and Dresses made.
april IS ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
M SHIP NEWS. III
49, PoRF OF ALEXANDRIA. 49,

FROM THE
Exchange Coffee House books, April Is
ENTERED,
Barque George William, Providence.
Rhode Island.
Schr Three Sisters, Sawyer, Portland
CLEARED,
Brig Agenoria, Martin, Falmouth, En-
gland (; by Thomas Fl. Rowland.
Schooner Polly and Sally, Woodward.
Dumfries by the master.
ARRIVED, .April "a.
Sloop Moutezuma, ehSy, Norfolk
S days; salt, tar, turpentine, and mo-
lasses, to NJ. Miller On Monday sist
instant, saw a brig ashore at Mathias's
Point.
sloop Tryall, Dillingham;, Penobscot
river, 80 days; lumber and lime, to the
master.
Brig George Washington, Gorton, Pro-
violence, X. I. Is days; India bale goods.
iron,. teas, coffee, sugars, potatoes, etc
70 John G, Ladd and Co. Reports, the
brig mentioned above, by Capt. Henry,
on shore at Msthias's Point, has got of
and is proceeding up. Passed brig and
two topsail schoouers b5und up; one Of
rle latter was the Allegro, from an east.
ern port.
Also arrived, thirty sail inland trad.
ers, with lumber, tar, wood, tobacco,
grain, etc.