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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18
? independent Blues

independent blUes
VQU will parade at the market square
Il on Saturday next at three o'clock,
in complete uniform.
~ meeting Of the Company vii! be
held on Friday evening, at the court
house, at half past O'Clock to which
the attention Of the members is partica
larly requested by ORDER,
H. LANGTRT. SeJ't
april II St
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xSx SHIP NEWS. @~
SkSAA PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. aG.
From the Exchange CcDas House Books

From the Exchange Coffee House Books
ARRIVED, .spri. II.
Slonp Harriet, Comstcck, New York,
4 days; oats, cider, potatoes, &c. to
the master. Passed several ships and
briggs bound out, and brig On shore al
Backston's Island, for this port for
Their particulars unknown. Saw no other
vessels from sea bound up.
ENTERED,
Ship America, Luckett, Guadaloupe.
CLEANED,
Brig Milo, saIter, Boston BY Lawra.
son g. Fcwle, \. Keene, Dunbar &
Townsend, NJ. Miller, ]. Douglass l. Co.
Walter 4 Miller.
Brig Ade!ine. Souther, Boston; by ].
Kettell u Go.
SAILED,
Brig Milo, Saltcr, Boston.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18
Fresh cas-.

Fresh cas-.
DAY landing from the schr Ju-
Z liet, from New.York,
90 chests choice Guupowder, Impe'
rial and Young Hyson TEAS, Of thi:
springs importation, and selected Parti'
cularly for family use.
For sale by.
BRYAN HAMPSoN u Co
april II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
State of the Polls in Stafford County.

State Of the Polls in Stafford County,
FOR CONGRESS,
Ball ia; Lee 81; Hapgerford IS.
STATE SENATE,
Moucure 1855; Taliaterro S..
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
II. D. Banks 10, Tickling l6l ) Cut
ting 81.
In Richmond County.
FOR CONGRESS,
I:P. HunserIOrd IS; W. L. Ball So
4-enry Lee, jun. ~.
FOR STATE SENATE,
John TaliaGerro 1856; John Moncure s
7, Princess .8nns.
FOR CONGRESS,
Thomas Newton l42; L. ". Taze
well mot a candidate) 81.
FOR STATE SENATE,
William Z. Holt l7s; Scattering l.
In Nt,c Kent.
Fo2 CONGRESS-,
JOHN TYLER 2l5; Andrew Stevenson
majority Of Tyler l4s.
Poll in. the District as lar as received.
Conversational District Of SUSSEX, sc.
James Johnson had every vote in Sus
sax In the isle of Wight no opposition
to him.
Dist, ics of Charlotte, &c.
On the day of the election for Char
,otte, we understand that Mr.. Jchn Ran
dolph addressed the people. informing
them of his intention to visit Europe 70,
the restorv hon ofhis health aud declining
a poll tor congress. His friends notwith'
standing opened poll for him, and gave
him a majority. The election OF Mr.
Austin (R) is considered certain.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18
Bu P. G.. JLaRSTELLER.

g. THIS DAY, at l0A. NJ. 49,.
Will be sold at the Vendue store, corner
of Prince and Water streets,
Supcrfine and second cloths
CASHIERS
- Plains
Flannels
BombaZetts
Domestic cottons
DEMONSTRATING
Maddapolips
Jeans
Ginghens
Diinities
Platillas
India nankeens black
Leno and book muslin
Mems and women's silk hosiery
Women's long bid gloves
Cotton thread
ALSO,
Sugar in barrels
Queensware 10 crates
10 Kegs spike nails
Mcns' coarse and fine shoes
s Handsome s!ceboards
Bureaus, tables &c.
Will be added to THIS DAYS sales,
trunk silk umbrellas, lst quality
s dc COTTON DO
April 10
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For Fredericks burg,

rSs The schr COMET, Allen
yStshysSSs Scott, master; will carry a
Sss.ssa,.s bout three Thousand bushels
6SL2 take freight, and sail in two
or three days. Apply to the master on
,oa,d. at Ramsay's wharf
april Is st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18

Giles is the only county yet to vote
which it is certain will not turn the scale
against Floy.: he will probably be elect
ed by majority Of near 500.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18
Beaver Lals.
Spring Goods.

oPi"o SoSpD'
IN ECEIVED by the subscribers, a.
II, their VI arehouse on King street,
per the brig Eliza Ann. from Dublin, 2
general assortment Of CUT and PLAIN
GLASS, consisting Of .
Elegant oval U SOU. 4 Lemonades
dishes 8 Vine coolers
Do. salads $Egg cups
Celery glasses 4 Lock glasses
Decanters 2i'int bottles
Wines S''rea'ns
Tumblers 4 ~sto- tottlcs
|Jrllies HNipp,c Shells
Salts Large specioas mo.
Tincture rounds A Jan. Patties
Vase lamps, com Inks
pleteiy mounted $Nlcstsrds
Flower root glasses Urina!s
GGblsts Snitchers, Gc.1 cite
Also, BY oTRER ARRIVALS,
A general assortment at ENGLISH and
Canton ChINA.
To- These Goods are handsome, add
of the first style Of workmanship. anu are
worthy OF the attention Of those who wish
to purchase,
TRIPLET1 = NE LE.
Alez'a, April II. II
TIL. editors of tie National ELI.
gencer. Winchester Gazette ard Lees.
burg Genius Of Liberty, will insert H. "a
Iboye twice week for fepr week. aud
send their accounts to this Office for col
lection.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
lubIic Sale.

DY virtue Of and pursuant to q deed
I'D of trust to the subscriber, he will
sell to the highest bidder, on Thursday
the Ilth day Of December next, that
handsome and well finished BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, on Pavne, be-
tween Commerce and Prince streets, now
in the occupancy OF Mr. John Troop.
Immediately after which, the BRICK
WAREHOUSE, on Kisg-street, lately
occupied as aou7 and grocery store by
Mr. Throor. The terms will be very IL
beral, and made known Oh the premises
at the time of sale.
CHAs. SLADE, Trustee.
December | dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
Land for Sale.

Hoy virtue Of an order from Charlie.
I'D County Court, will be sold to he.
highest bidder, on tie premises, on III
cath day of December next, If fair, other
wise the FIRST fair dav thereafter (; tlis
whole of the REAL ESTATE of Walter
Brook, sen. deceased, situate in Charles
County, Durham Parish, and binding OIL
the Potomac river at that well known
place Brooks ferry, opposite the mout,
Of Quantico Creek. This farm contains
about $50 acres, and is well adapted to
the culture of indian corn; rye, oats: cot
ton and tobacco, and a part of it very
good for wheat. The advantages fron
the water are also very great, there be-
ing very good herring ard shad fishery,
and 10 their season fish and fowl OF almost
every kind. The improvements are
good dwelling house with three rooms on
floor, and several other necessary out
houses. The terms are, three equal pay
ments at six, twelve 4 eighteen months,
the purchasers giving bond with approved
security on Interest from The day Of sale,
The sale to commence at ls o'clock.
Francis o: DunninstOn, ! 2
isaac Maddox, -
WiIAnm Greer, :.
DS The Editors OF the INTEL gencer
will publish the above tunes week till
day of sale, and send their accounts to
this Office for collection.
Nov. 22-nec.2 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
BIZ p. G.. MaRSTELLER.

...... On SATURDAY, 18th Dec.
Will be sold at the store of Walter L.
Brown. lover end Of Duke-street,
All his Stock in Trade,
Consisting of general assortment OF
GROCERIES; also. variety IT House
hold Furniture. And at the same tune j,
the uneYpirsd term Of the LEASE Of the
House now occupied by the said Brown;
Terms made known at the time and
place Of sale.
PIG. MARsTELLER, Auct.
November "a ts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
Just Received,
At II. GRAY's Bookstore

At r. GRAY's Bookstore,
SKEfCiiES Of Lover Canada, by ].
- SAMSON, ESQ. author Of Letters from
Europe, etc. Price in boards, s. 25
Placide, Spanish Tale, translated fr.
Les Battuecas Of Madam de Genlis.--
Price in boards, 81
Coleridge's Biographical Sketches, Lii
terary Lie AID Opinions, etc. Price in
boa DIS 81 IS
Warren, America, s vols. Price ia
boards 2 so
Correspondence CT Louis 10th, . vols.
in boards 81 50
Rambach's Meditation,, "a so,
november 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03

The legislature of Tennessee have
passed an act TO- establishing elersa banks
in the state. each with capita! stock of
100000 dollars; 10 be branches of the
state or Nashville banks, if they can be
accepted-if not, to be independent
banks. The resolution. whose introdac-
ton we have already noticed, protesting
against the establishment OF a branch OF
the Bank of the United States in the
state of Tennessee, has passed one branch
OF the legislature. Acts have also passed,
during the session. TOR taking census of
The free taxable inhabitants eff the state,
and for the suppression Of gaming.
Nat. IteLLisercer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
s.csa:sh and N,orpssian Consulate, ,

"CH-I0rhs sNOt. II, 1911.
. Pursuant to directions from the Board
of Trade, dated Stockholm, August IS,
1917, notice is hereby given, that in ODE
dience to an edict OF his Swedish and
Norwegian Majesty, dated on the 9th of
the same month. not only all vessels
coming from the Mediterranean, or the
coasts Of spain aud Portugal, but also all
vessels coming from the Levant, coasts
Of Barbary, the West India islands. aud
from NoRrH AMERICA, for the present,
be considered as suspected Of infection,
and must perform Quarantine at kANso
accordingly. HENRY GAIN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
Money Found.

MAS picked up on Saturday last
Wv near the Diagonal Pnmp. Sum
OF Money. The owner may have Il again
on application TO The sub. iber e giving
a satisfactory descriF ton ard paying the
cos; oil this advertisement
JACOB CURTIS.
December 8 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03

naval establishments, including the
annual augmention OF The latter to The
extent provided for, To the payment
OF the interest on the public debt, aud
10 the extirguiShment nf i. at the
times authorized. without the aid of
the internal taxes. consider it my
duty to recommend TO Congress their
repeal. TO impose taxes when the
public exigences require them. is an
obligation of the most sacred charac-
ter, especially with free people
The faithful fullilment Of it is among
the highest proofs of their virtue and
capacity for self government. To
dispense with taxes. when it may be
done with perfect safety, is equally
the duty of their representatives. In
this instance we have the satisfaction
to know that they were imposed
when the demand was imperious, and
have been sustained with exemplary
fidelity. | have to add. that, however
gratifying it may be to me, regard,
ing the prosperous and happy condi-
ton of our country, TO recommend the
repeal Of these taxes at this time, |
shall nevertheless, be attentive to e.
vents, and should any future emer-
gency occur. BE not less promp, to
suggest such measures and burthens,
as may then be requisite and proper.
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, Bec. 2, 1917.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03

T Mr.. LEARY, who has been APP
pointed To succeed Mir. HARRIsoN in the
principal depalt mens Of the Alexandria
Academy, having arrived, the Trustees
be- leave TO recommend him TO the pub,
EC patronage. His school will resume lis
operations on Nednesday morning.
December 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
Sales at auction.
Blu JOHN JACKSON g Co.

Dy SVfIsV 0aShOo" ~ Cos
THIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at their Auction Rooms, u
oIon-streef, on a liberal credit,
IS packages British Goods, &c.
of the latest importations,
Just received per sloop Susan, fiom New
York.
cases A Irish linens
l bale A Irish checks
case super London treble gilt coat
and breast buttons
l trunk sup assorted sarsnet cambriek
case London pins, SIS and IS
| mkt do
trunk supsrfiDe cambriek calieoes
l case Irish lawns
| bale extra superfine cloths
l superGUe Dutch cloths
l fine ard superfine flannels
super yellow du
case pms, containing $50 fancy box:
es with glasses 10 each
bale superfne cassimeres, blue, BLK,
brown and coburg
10000 White Chapel needles assorted
case 80, "a ard 26 inch Germ. steel
hand saws 49,,
boxes Superior old London Particu
lar Madeira Wine
case super lambs wool hose
l worsted do
] beaver, kid and buckskin gloves
bale coatings
l flushinss
l waistcoa'inss
case Irish sheetings
4 bales S 4 brown linens
8 90 brown linen sheehncgs, etc
T The sale will commence at 10
o'clock precisely. The goods may be
viewed on the morning previous to the
sale. December 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
Notice.
December s

Notice.
Office Of .Nrrsns Insurance Comp'y2
of .9lerandr,a, Ussember 2.
YEyHE stockholders in the Maine In
4 surance Company of Alexandria
are hereby notified that an election for
fifteen Directors, to serve for one year,
will be held at their Office, frOn.i the hours
OF 10 till ., on Friday the 10th day Of
January next.
The transfer book will be closed from
2 o'clock, P. NJ. Of Monday the 18th, till
the election is closed.
J. b. NICHOLS. sec'y.
December 5 lw3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
,HENORINUl.

Scm Betsy, Summons, hence, arrived
at Boston Goth ult. II days.
Ship Winllred, Gelstun. hence, was
at the Texel 18th September.
Sloap tienry, Rhodes, ci. at Provi-
dence 18th uit. and up for this Par', to
sail in j days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
t,mnloyment Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN, that can come well
n recommended, aud understands the
-four and grocery business, wishes to CD.
tain situation. For further particulars
sPpiy to lSAaC honhiHs'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03

NORTH Caroline Commercial Company.
\ company under this title is about to
be established at FayelieYiilc--articles
Of associations haviag be submitted and
adopted at late meeting OF the citizens
of that place. The capital stock is to
consist OF half million of dollars, to be
divided into shares of one hundred dol
lars each. Raleigh Star.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
Fall Fashions.

an L doIIIUifo.
N MOONEY respectfully iaforms
VIZ her friends and customers that
her Fall Fashions will be opened this
morning. She has also received by late
arrival from New-Yofk, French tiliets,
tu.bans, feathers, TRAININGS for dresses,
straw hats, &c. &c.
December s ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03

Lead, Wine and Raisins.
7 ANDiNG this day from brig Cum
z 4 berland at Entwisle's wharf, and
for sale by the subscribers,
Is tons pig lead
81 quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
500 boxes fresh bloom raisins
500 do. Muscatel do.
BUTTS & CAWO0D.
December 8 ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03

Plaster, Beef, Candies, &c.
EOnN G. LADU Il Co. offer for sale
Cd the cargo Of brig Economy, from Bos-
ton, viz:
80 tons Plaster Paris
so barrels Nc. beef
so boxes mould candles
500 bushels potatoes
IL dozen nests boxes
8 barrels Muscovsdc sugar
G casks seine Irvine
Is cases mems and boys coarse
shoes, Of the best qualities. Dec. 3
For Boston,
xEs The regular packet brig
wGES& ECONOMY, captain Ham
SEs NETT. For freight or passage,
hSx1kaee having the best accommodate
tons, apply to JOHN q. LADD q Co.
December
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR.

A London paper OF the 9Th of October,
under the Berlin date of September so,
states, that major general count Van
fuyl, ambassador from the emperor OF
Russia to The United States of North A.
merica, had passed through Berlin from
st. petersburgh, on his way to Phi!adeI-
Phia. W. I. Com. .4ac.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
xSN Exchange CeBse NOuse s$A
$3.50 MARINE JOURNAL. ESSs

December 2
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Cumberland, MarcklaY 40 days
from Gibraltar to Hampton Roads, where
she arrived 24.h ult. has been detained
there by contrary winds several days |;
specie, wine, raieius, lead, etc. to Butts
and CawcOd.
Big Economy, Iiammet, Is days FIR.
Boston plaster, beef, pOtStoes, sugar,
candles, etc. 10 J. u. Ladd and CO.
Brig Only Ssp, Hathaway, 9 days fr.
Phi!adel ph.a; ballast, to LawrasOn and
Fewie.
ENTERED,
Schr Active, Davis, Portland.
S!oop Susan, Lyndru, New.foFk.
CLEARED,
Schr philadelphia, Hand, Philadelphia.
- birmingham, Arnold, Georgetown
- Ella Aln, M'Phecson, do.
Sioop Susan, Lyndon, DO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03

T The letter bag If the slip New
Jersey. Captain Nelson. far Dublin, will
remain At the Exchange Coffee House till
the 18th instant.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03

For Sac,
q CASKS Bridport herring and sbad
~ seine Irvine, cable laid
10 bids b, own sugar, good quality
1900 bushels Tutks Island salt
. pipes I
IL qr casks Old Sherry and :.
tiefces sweet Muscatel ="
E bales English sacking
2 do do canvas, No. 5, S, 6
cases gioss'd hats, and
10000 feet pitch pine Hewed Logs, well
seasoned, from so TO DO feet in length,
and FROM u to IA inches square-At
fuckers wharf, on reasonable terms.
JAMES S.iNDERSON.
December 5 Mfm2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03
Washington, Bec. ., 1917.

The German Bank Of Wooster, (Oh:u)
say the Chillicoths Supporter, has stopped
payuIen'. Its notes are refused currency
at CdiliicOthe.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-03

Teas, Candles & Oats.
EoHN G. LADD d Co. have received
81 per schr Henrietta, from Baltimore,
and oSer for sale,
IN chests yourg Hyson. AID
s do Imperial Tea. Of ship NORTH
Points cargo. superior quality.
100 boxes mould candles, from Hyde's
mandatory, Baltimore.
Also, aloa., the cargo of slosp Alliga-
tor. Of 1900 bushels Albany Oats.
Nnyemher CT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

NOV selling of, At the Store lately occupied
1N by Mr. Wm. Gross, next door 10 Wyer s
Fariey's, Exchange Street, at
a very great discount,
consisting of History travels Voyages, Theology
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Novels, Roman-
ce-, Plays, sc. with great variety Of
Miscellaneous and Children's Books.
IL A fne chance to supply private and social
Libraries. Persons wishing 10 purchase 10 sell a.
gain may have great bargains.
u Pedlers will and it 70 their advantage 10
Call.
n B. Persons having books belonging to the
Portland Circulating Library are requested 70 re-
turn them Immediately. Books which have been
out long time may be settled for on very easy
terms if returned within SO days as the Library
with all the Books in the store will be disposed 81
in that time for the most they will fetch either at
private or pubic sale. June q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24
IRISH LINENS.
a GOOD B4RGaIN

FEsHE, subscriber offers for sale good two story
4 Dwelling House, together with the land ON
which it is situated, in Hancock street, havin 6
about SO feet front and extending 124 feet back
is well accommodated with an Aquedu5t Of good
water and an excellent cellar. The House has two
square and one store roe,a the lower floor, the
whole well finished and in good order 70 receive q
family into it. The Conditions, for cash or English
and w. L. Goods will be such as cannot fail 70
suit. Applyto RRuREE BRADBURY, of standish,
or GRoRGE w ARREN, jr. Portland.
dlSoA small two story House, situated on
tie land of Mr. George Warren, in Hancock street
Apply as above. june "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

I'm Warren, (Maine,) on the Cd inst. Moses
Copeland, Esq. Aged rs. A native Of Milton, in
this State.-He resided in Warren SIS years was
an active and useful member of society: witnessed
surprising alterations in the town. aud contributed
much to its Improvement. He was for many years
professor of religion, and manifested the Christian
temper, especially under his last painful and
distressing indispostion Humbiy hoping his soul
was renewed by the operations Of The holy spirit,
that his sins pardoned chat he was justified by
grace and that ne should be saved from the penal
ty due TO sin, thro' the merits of The Redeemer
The righteous hath hope IN has DEATH"
In standish, Mary Elizabeth. daughter Of Capt.
Andrews Bradbury, aged months.
In Falmouth Mrs. Hannah Webster, aged GO.
formerly OF Haverhill, Mass.
Dropned.-On Wednesday, 18th inst. at Joness
Eddy. on Kennebeck river, james human stevens,
aged years, son of Mr.. William Stevens, of Bath.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24

The First Portland Artillery Company under
the command of Capt. John w Mellen, celebra
ted their 28th anniversary ON Tuesday last. Their
appearance was highly martial and their manoeu-
verings accurate. Their target 6ring was close
three times striking circle Of three feet diameter
at the distance of three hundred yards-neariy ev-
cry shot would have huIied barge at that distance
The company afterwards rartook Of dinner serv.
ed up in good style by Capt. l.. Moody. num-
Der of invited guests were present ami the remain
der of the day was spent in rational festivity.
p. s. Much credit is due 20 Mr.. Pierce for his
striking likeness of the ErsI One, surrounded with
all the majesty of pitch and smoke.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-24
sssN !,
GAZETTE zE News.
PORT OF PORTI, md.

Entrances and Clearances al tAe Castom-House.
Arrirfd jane i8-sloop Caleb Strong, Stanuood
Of Eoston-20, brig Chaunce, Cornang, from
Newyork-schr. Reaper, Merchant, from Phila
delphia--sloop Industry, Blackstone, from New
york-brig Argo, Robson, from Havana, Is days
--sIoop Aurora, Thomas, from Boston--sloop
Packet Sturdissnt, from do
June 81. ar brig Jane, capt. s. MIelan, 70
days from St Croix, with cargo OF Rum aud SUI
gar, TO A. M'Leian. Esq.
Same day--arrived brig George, capt. Wildrage.
IS days from Point Peter, (Gnad) Left there.
brig Messenger. Harden, OF Boston, to sail next
day brig Coehuo, Of Kittery began 70 take IN
cargo; scar Mary, Davenport Of Newburyport,
taking in cargo; brig Washington, Jewelt, OF Boz
ton. do; brig Mary. Chamberlain, for Boston, 70
sail in few days; schr. Milo. OF Nantucket. Just
arrived; schr. Charles and John, of Boston, Wa
going in when capt. ". was coming out. Several
schrs from southern ports names not recolIected