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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
For The Gasette.
Il testimony against War-No. 2.
Continued from our Last.)

u
Understand me, my hearers l do not simply
reprobate the war which has just closed, / do not
here even give my private opinion of the merits of
that contest in which the nation has been engaged ;
but contend against the principle itself on which
this, and every other war is fabrcated and con-
denim them all, as being contrary to the spirit of
the Gospel, and destructive OF the souls Of men.
Ii will perhaps be expected that for opinion so
opposite TO majority of the world, there should
now be advanced some weighty reasons. j there
fore proceed to support this opinion by the declar
atoms of scripture, the example OF primitive chris
tians, and the feelings of the children of God in
the exercise of grace. We shall then answer some
of the objections that are usually made against
this sentiment.
list. The declarations of scripture. The most
prominent passage is the saying of our Lord recor
ded in the 5th Chapter of Matthew" We have
heard that it hath been said an eye for an eye,
and tooth for tooth But L say unto you that
We resist not evil :" The law here referred to was
judicial regulation, showing the utmost power of
the magistrate when disputes could be no other
wise settled, as a recurrence TO the original laws
in the 2tst of Exodus, and the oath of Levltcus
will show. The scribes, by their corrupt glosses
had led the people to suppose that this law admit
ted private revenge: Wherefore our Lord added
the precept we have just quoted. Many Chris
tian commentators and divines have supposed that
this precept regarded only the rcvenging of pri-
vate injuries, which opinion has been followed by
most people But, would ask, what right have
we thus to limit it If it is obligatory on one
| man, why not on another If on the private
citizen, why not on the magistrate Why not on
the ruler of the land II this precept forbids me
TO revenge private quarrel, Why does it not for
bid the king to revenge his quarrel with neigh
bouring power? Much to the same effect are the
words of Paul in the 10Th Chapter of Romans
+" Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but
rather give place unto wrath for it is written.
vengeance is mine; will repay saith the Lord.
Now who shall say that this precept ought to stop
at the private citizen, and not extend to the man
in public authority? Or what shall give lieence
to a ruler to revenge public quarrel when he is
absolutely forbidden to do it as an individual.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
Mass. Agri. Repository.

The Ro6bery.--Josepb Jackman, of New
buryport, who was recently arrested at
York on the charge of being CONCERN
ed in the Robbery of Maj. Goodridge, was
examined on Monday last at the Court
House in Ipswich before Mr. Justice Saw
age of this town after long examination
Jaekman was ordered to recognize in 1000
dollars To appear at the Supreme Court IN
Nov. next, TO answer 10 the complaint tor
want of bail he was commitled.-Sak Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

way bathcts and these monsters OF The
Hood were talked of and feared by every one
and 4eeu 81 mo one. At last one day girl
IdiselG ID herself from his grasp, rose 10
ta of the water, and screamed out that
il 10 beast, but a man He was then
6angfi t, and confessed that he had carried
on the trode for seven years. OF the num-
Der OF bis victims, he had kept no reckon
ing"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20


FORE STREET Hsadef Lag Wbs,f
TT vs. received 10 addition to their foi mer flock
i i aud offet for fale
IS Chef of Hyfon Hyson Ain Y, Hyfon and
Scuchong reas
20 Bols Au.covado Sugar
I5e lbs Cafl4 and Nutmegs,
90 Bozes of dipt Candies,
30 d. Pipes,
Is csik- wrought and cut Nals,
rs doz Hoes do shovels and Spades,
Is do. sutton Scythes,
do Waters heft Mill Saws
Bags of Coffee pepper and Pimentos
10 Kegs of pure Ginger
is do puponts and Baltimore powder,
6 NJ Gun Flints
$50 Quint ais of Pollock Fiih,
60 do Hake do,
8 bales of Cotton,
90 Reams Wrapping paper.
HID. Efence eff Punch,
8 do american Gin.
Cognac and spanifh Brandy.
Lifbon, Sherry Malaga and Port Wines,
Tobacco and snuff
Cod Lines and HooEs.
Also
II general assortment of Hard
Ware, &c. &c.
april 80, 1917 ew
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.

A Fredericksburg. Virginia, paper of the
Sd, mentions, that on the lst inst Presl
dent Monroe passed through that town on
his way to his seat in Albemarle, from
which, it is understood, he will set out on
his northern tour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
Curious anecdote.-Extrac of a letter

Curious anecdote.-Extract of a letter
from Benares, May 6, 1916: Since you
tell me that you wish to hear about native
customs and manners, | must mention a
fellow who has been lately hung al Calcut-
ta, and suffered for an offence which think
never was heard of in Europe. lie was
an admirable swimmer and diver, and used
to frequent the Ghau's and places where
the women came to battle in the river. He
would make his way along under The sur
face of the water, till he got close among
them, and then seized on one of them by
the legs, would drag her under the water,
and drown her for the saks of her orna-
ments, for the women of this countryalways
battle in their valuable gems and pearls
Meanwhile the newspapers teemed with
horrible accounts of alIigaiors carrying q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

Efre.-Yesterday week, about mid day,
tie barn of Mr.. David GRAY, IN the north
Parish Of Andoyer, took FIRE, and was burnt
to the Ground, with COWS, oxen, and
or tons of hay also shed about 40 feet
Tong, reached from The house 70 the barn,
and containing oil the farming utensils. BY
extraordinary exerlions The house was saw
ed. MIR. Gray was at some distance from
home when the conhagration began. Il
was caused by the careless smoking OF q
pipe "a practice which Mr. Gray had always
taken much pains to discountenance) IN the
barn yard the fire falling from the pipe
among dry combustible materials, soon set
them in flames, which quickly caught The
barn, and could not be extlnGuIshed uil
that and the shed were consumed. The
loss of this respectable farmer is full 1000
dollars. -Saiem Gaz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
TPTSU WIT.

gentleman observing the labourers at work in
tier of GOLFERS, and wishing TO learn the price Of
Goals in the pool, hailed one Of the men with,
/" Well, Paddy, how are coals?" . As black as
ever, your honor" replied the frishman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
SUICIDE.

A scorpion, when he finds himself ncioscd, and
no way left to escape will bend his tail round. and
sting himself through the head and i is remarka-
BILE, that this is the only animal IN the creation
man excepted, that can be made to commit suicide
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

A man often thinks he acts when he is acted
upon, aud while his mind aims at one thing, his
heart insensibly gravitates towards another.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

In the 9th place, who woYllSa e.
foreign nations, till we la efcusld dr. al 81
Peru ? $50 q IN
sixhIy, when the time faneas % ~ ID
cure of fevers and agues. have no loa t.
Great Spirit win give US sone slgn IRONS 81 - ~
tans. :, -
wish Of the speaker; aud yIpeyeS prea1 ~ %
opposes me, iss madman Nhd an enelh ys<bath 70
The Incas and the Great Spirit"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
JOSEPH Johnson,

No q EXLHANGE-S1KhE
TrAs juff seceived from the auei faes, at
Il i New York, an additional fupply of
GOODS,
which will befoId at auction prices eonhffing of
handfome adotment of Bombazetts-Pe life
CIoth-worlied Hole-Fannels- Angola Gloves
Mullins Silks SiikHand-
kerchiefs- Ribbons-S,lk Hofe-silk Cloves
Lace Wells Kid CIoves-Merino frimmings---
Italian Crzpe-Linen Cambria Linen Cambria
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ard variety of other
Qoods. If March l..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

The London Courier Of April ! |, states.
that young Goblet would hsve been laksn
in execution for 10000 pounds, Tor duties
on his Weekly Pamphlet, had he not have
made his escape as ne did.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

Barbour & Lincoln,
HAvE jua received one cafe Of and 4
IL LINENS fT5smsIem. isaebl--s5tsp~ than
rmag May Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

The British Ambassador 20 china, reach-
ed Canton Jan. /, from the interior, to en-
bark on his return to England,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
PartIn u Bank BILLS.

POrtIn d Bank BILLS.
THE holders of Bills OF the Portland Bank are
requeifed 20 forward them TO the Bank FORE
demptlon a. foon as pofibe as they are about
clofing their bu6nefs IT, May ~.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Land for Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale, about
1000 acres of land in Fairfax cOun-
ty. not more than from seven to nine
miles from Alexandria. The property
IS well watered, has a suficiency Of
wood, and Judging from the condition f
small and well cultivated farms that adj
join it, it is highly susceptible of IN
provement.-It is at present divided ID,
to tenemepts, of from one to two hun
dred acres, each provided with a dwell
lug house, out houses, a garden and or
chard and might. Of course, be laid of
into four or five very compact farms.
The principal object OF the subscriber,
being the introduction of good system
Of l.usbandry into bis ncighbourhuod, he
will sell on very moderate terms. give
long credit on tae uh0ie anount sc tie
purchase money. and require no Other
interest, than what the present rent as
the land pays, being about per cent. OIL
its estimated value.
WIN. n. FlTZIIUGH.
Ravensworth, August 2 dtwstf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
William True

UNIFORMS his customers and the pub
4 lie, that he continues manufacturing
ladies' and gentlemens' Boots, Shoes ar d
dress Pumps, at his mandatory, in
King street, next door to Messrs. Patton
e Butchers. flaving received fresh
supply Of Philadelphia stock, Of superior
quality, land employs the FIST rate work.
men) he presumes he shall he able to
please his customers, both in style and
durability.
On hand. and kept constantly for sale.
a large assortment of gentlemens' first
quality Boots and SHOES, ladies' kid, mo
rocco and leather walking Shoes and
Slippers, misses and ohi!dran's do.
Also, just received by the Active and
Economy, fresh supply OF northern
Shoes. Of various descriptions. Likewise,
for sale, Baltimore ard Boston manutac-
tured beaver, castor and knsPt Hats, pa
tent water proof plush do. Halls patent
Rifles.
A quantity Of Calf Skins
Morocco do,
Kid do.
binding do.
Wholesale ard reIail.
December 4 thstu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20

The Catholics Of Alexandria, who must
he convinced Of the existence of much
distress among the poor in the town. du-
ring the winter season, ought to be willing
10 contribute their little Im,te 70 their re-
lief. As the festival Of Christmas-day is
the choicest cammemcration Of that po-
vsrtY, which the RedeemeT constantly
chose for his eaStdlV portion, charity
sermon will he preached and c0utriba-
ton collected o. that day to give some
little assistance to the poor. The num-
Der of Catholics is small and their means
contracted, bat it i hoped that they will
not be unsnindful OF that charity, which
their religion dictates. n sermon on the
festiYity will be preached in the after
nuon. X. BANSrER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
CHARLES County CoUHT, ,
August Term, 1877.

1Naht iOii'
nm application to Charles County
" Court by petition in writing Of
James 6. BateMan of CHARLES County, for
the benefit of the act of assembly for the
relief OF sundry insUlvent debtors, passed
at November session 1905, aud the seve-
raj supplements thereto, on the Terms
mentioned therein, ScheGule Of his pro-
pc, ty and lit OF his creditors on oath,
50 far as he can ascertain them, being an
nexed to his petition, and the court be-
Ing satisfied by Competent testimony that
the said James u. Ba;eman has resided
two years Immediately preceding the
time of his application, 10 the state Of
Maryland, and being also satisfied that
the said James g. Batenau is in actual
confinement for debt, and the said James
G. Bateman having entered into bond
with sufficient secu:ity Tor his persona,
appearance in Charles County Court, to
answer such allegations as his creditors
may make against him: 1t is therefore
ordered anu adjudsed, that the said
ia es e. Batenan be discharged from
imprisonment, aud that by causing CO.
py of this order to be inserted in some
one Of the newspapers edited in the dis
trict of Columbia, once week tor two
uontGs successivsly, before the third
Monday OF Maj CHI next, he give notice to
his c,editors to appear before the said
court, at CharlestowD 10 said county, on
the said third Monday Of March next,
for the purpose OF recommending a trus-
tee for their benefit, and to shew cause
why the said James q. Bst-man should
not have the benefit vi the several insOi-
vent laws as prayed. Given under my
hand this 9Th day of December, 1877.
Tcste. JOHN BARNES, elk.
December IL them
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20

New Publications, &c.
VUST received and for sale BY the
% subscribers,
France, by lady Morgan
Harrington and Ormond, a novel, by
Miss Edgeworth
Comic Dramas, by DO.
The Western Gazetteer, or Emisrant' S
Directory
Wa'sh's American Register, vol. Is,
and Cd
S,uith's Theory of Moral Sentiments
Speeches On Sundry Occasions by
Charles Phillips, Esq.
Bishop ADdrews's DsvOtions
Depp'ng's Evening" Entertainments fol-
the distraction Of Young Persons
The Lament Of TassO, a poem, by lord
Byron
Bowditch's Navigator, new stereotype
edition
Ecwditch's Coast Pilot
AIRS of Palestine, by J. PierpOns. Esq
Nautical and other Almanacs for 1915
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON.
October 27 mwltf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Notice,

A S the subscriber is about to decline
"a business, he offers to sell of his
present stock, consisting OF Plated Cas-
tors and CandIesticks, of the best quail.
~, Jewelry, Sc. with variety of either
articles, at reduced prices, BY retail or
otherwise.
Persons having claims against the sub
scribsr are requested to present them
sor settlement.
JAMES B. PRESTON.
HTO LET, the house | now Occu.
py; possession may be had Immediately
Dec l6. J. Is. 2.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Twenty Dollars Reward.

WAS stolen from my farm, near A.
w lexandria, DARK BRINDLE
and WHITE OK. lie is of the buffalo
breed, white Leg, white forehead, the
ears are also brindle, resembling the CO..
lor and texture of The back, and are mark.
ed-the right with two Sits and crop.
and the lett with hole and also crop ::
be is about or years old, in excellent
order, has been accustomed to the yoke,
is wild, scary, and shy, especially when
amoag strange cattle. As it is probable
he has been Killed for beef, the subscriber
requests that the tanners in this vicinity
would let her know il a hide ansu ering
the above description should be offered
for sale.
The above reward will be given for
the thief aud OK, or five dollars tor the
Ok only. MARY Kendall.
december Is thstuSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Bank stock for sale:
Enquire Of the Printer.
October 10 mwitf
Fifty Dollars Reward,
October 10

4 WILL give the above reward for Ia
Il king up and delivering t, ma in
Alexandria, or lodging in Jail SO that get
him again, negro man WILLIAM, who
eloped from Washington, D. c. (where e
was hired) about weeks ago. William
is about ss or so years of age, 5 feet 6 or
2 inches high, tolerabiy well made, vel.
low complexion, large mouth, very whit"
teeth, and to the best of nv recollection
a scar on his right cheek-he is very IOnd
of drink, and when intoxicated is great
reprobate and excessively noisy. His
cIoathing is not reco'ected, but as he re-
ccivcd his wages before he started it is
probab'. he has furnished himself with a
new suit. BENZ. l.. FENDALL.
December g tuf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Notice.

DEING DESTROYS of having as little
y trouble a, possible in keeping book
accounts, | would beg those that deal
with nae to send orders, and not tor less
than one dollar at time.
Twill rent part of my house Tor a
large wholesale dry coed or g7ocery, Or
retail. or both, with good cellar and
comptiag room, BY the year or otherwise
Or, all the concern | now live at.
but not for less than five years; or | will
sell the whole at fair price--S0 teet on
King. street, aud 100 deep. No better
stand in the street.
A very neat little brick house to let IN
Duke-street, between Patrick and Hen
ry streets. hLnA. w.
sept. 10 "sf""'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
CHARLES County, CouRr }
Aucust Term, 1917. {


an application to Charles County
W Court by petision in writing Of
Walter Pearson, OF Charles county, for
the benefit .! the act of Assembly for The
relief OF sunhry insolyent debtors. passed
at November session, eighteen HUNDRED
and five, and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein,
a schedule OF lis property and list Of
his creditors On oath, so Ear as he can
ascertain them, being annexed TO his De-
ti'iou, and The Court being satisfied by
compe'ent testimony that tie said Wall
ter Pearson has resided two years irme-
aiatrly preceding the time of his applira.
ton in the state Of Maryland, and being
also satisfied that the said Walter Fear.
sen is in actual confinement for debt, and
the said Waiter Pearson having entered
into boad with sufficient security for bis ,
personal appearance in Charles County
Court to answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against him: 1t is
therefore ordered and adjudsed that the
said Walter Feai sob be discharged from
imprisonment, and that BY causing copy
IF this order 10 be inserted in sumo one
Of the newspapers edited in the District
vi Columbia orce week for two mou,hs
succe: sively before the third Mo dsy
of March next he give notice t, his
c'ehtoss to app ar before the said COZ
at Charleslown in said count +, on th,
said third Monday in March n.xt. Tor
the purpose of recommending a trus-
tee for their benefit, ard to slew cau.e
why the said Waiter Pearson should MT
ha the uenefiI Of he several i solvent
Las, as prayed. Gwen under my hard
this 9Th day Of December 1917.
Test. JOHN BARNES, Q. Q C. C.
DeeeUbsi IL fun
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Notice.

'sNAEEE will be a meeting Of The
1 Stockholders of the Washington
la Alexandria Turnpike Company, at
owns llo'el, in the town OF A!cxan-
~ on The fir.t Monday in next month.
The purpose Of elect'nl i've dr ectOrs,
/ s11N ard treasurer, "a serve the en-
's yea. hSNJ. i. ASHTON,
DC mlsr = Clerk
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
For Sale,
BY SPECIAL. APPOINTMENT,
BR. DEANS
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS,

So celebrated in New-England for the
MANY remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some Of which are par,icula-
rized in the papers Of directions, where
many Thousand boxes are used annually
to general satisfaction.
these pills are recomr endedb by some
of the tirst characters in the state Ui Mas
sachusetts.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
October a3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Sales at Auction.
BIZ JOHN JACKSON g Co.

THIS DAY, at 10 A. II.
VIII be sold 1T their Auction Rooms, u
nlon.sreet,
A general aud very seasenabIe asset
ment OF
British 8 Dcmtstic Dry Coz dsS
CONSISTING OF
bale 5.4, 6 4. q "a 2reen,FFencE'
grey and blue cloth table csvers
bale broadclOths
ca>sinerfs
blue plains
l drab plains
white flannel
Beanet's cord
l twi'led aad plain bnmtazct'es
2 9-S and 8 brown Irish ll,enS
domestic checks
chambray p
Ard an extensive assortment Of al
most every article in the dry good line.
Will be added 70 saturdays sale,
bale flushines
plush and princes cords -
light brOwn, bette green and
dark mixed cloth
case silk stockings
bale blankets
case checks
9 ca es containing great variety Of
chitdfen's toys
PreviCas TO the sale Of dry goods. in front
of the Auction Room,
8 casks first quality French clarct
for bottling
10 boxes Spanish sesars
December 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Mrs. CoTTrINcER,

II ATE of Philadelphia, informs tic
e 4 public, that che has how opened her
Seminary in Alexandria, aud is ready to
receive pupils.
December ThJt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Notice.

Notice.
TIME Stockholders of the Lessburg
Il Turnpike Company, will please to
take notice, that an election will be held
at the court house in Leesburg, on Tues
day the Goth day Of January next, to e
!ect president, four directors and a
treasurer, f. serve Tor the ensuing year.
BY order of the president and directors.
SAMUEL CARR, Treasure.
Leeshurg, Dec. l6 f4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20

John q Ladd & Go.
HAVE now LANDING,
40 PIECES Russia SheetiDgs
~ 90 do. ravens duck
go bolts Russia duck
90 bags Jamaica pimen:o
10 b5ls American gin
% bundles sugar loaf paper
81 pieces bandana hdkts
So casks cut nails, assorted sizes
100 boxes mould candles
30 do dipped do
"a coils cordage
I bale hops
4 bales goat skins
: so boxes no. 1, 2 4 5 chocolate
"a nests measures.
December Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
SO dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber,
IA DAvY, a light coIouTed black, a.
bout twenty years Old, his hair rather
long and kno:ty. tall and stout made, APP
pears much confused when first spoken
to, and blabs rather uninteliisibly at Fl ST:
he has had one of his thighs broken
which may be perceived on examination /;
his dress not recollected, tho he has a
variety Of clothing. 49,.
OwRers Of Stages, Hacks, Packets and
Crafts, sc. are warned against receiving
ar harbouring hiiu.-lf taken within the
District OF Columbia will give Twenty
Dollars--if 10 the state Of Maryland, or
one hundred miles from tie District Of
Columbia | will give Fifty Dollars, pro-
vided he is secured so that get him a.
gain. r. b. MASON.
Fairfax CO. Dec 10. wfm6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-20
Notice.
UAigu Bank, .iierdHiria, }
D,.snb,r lSI- {

U'ceW0yF IT., IofI'
" EOCEHOLDERS in this institution
- are hereby notified, that an install
nent 81 'iE,y cents per share is this day
Gale | frro 'he President aud Directors,
% be pad IN Bank on Monday. the 5th
t4y q! January next. By order,
Z L. CHAPMAN, CaShr.
O,Cember 80
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SkN ErctaHgg Cgbts House SsA
sSkRMARINE JOURNAL. asS9sk

FORT Of ALENSN9EII DECEMBER 10.
ENTERED,
Brig Glsane-, Pate, ElstpOrt.
Stomp Ocean, Middleton, Norfolk.
CLEARED,
SlOOp Traveller, ilouland, n. Bedford
- Romeo, Latteriee, Providence.
MEMORANDA.
Shin George Long, bennett, 40 days
from Gibraltar, ar, at n. York 16th inst.
Brig Agent, Lewis, of Alexandria, was
a, Gibraltar 18th Oct bound for \. York.
S,oop Resident, Adams, hence, ar. at
Savannah Ilth inst. 4 days fr. the Capes,
and up for this port.