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Departed this life Mnhdsy III, I'd u,, In he is,
ter ~ ;,e tale Samuel IRVINE as,. tie 81 J..hr n rl,.,
sauts ESQ oi Linehbprg Religions i,ou hrr irl.fst.
sue rNhisiieJ ~ her las, ihiess, rNhotJpals r,,s
=" patience iotuoe Nhd pi.s ',slt ai,an III. % IN
o' oo". she e"nndsntA reposed la tie ita.cp.;ns
mercy oi hei Sasior az. in The hope inspi,d D. Lis
witho'i nnrnpt rr conptaiit. Friend. eth. ..sass
ca "a Ter from her huviliy IN besI,h Ler ucrkn,s.
III siehhefs and he ccasanci in death aiup, cou.it,
anu iehe'""s consoAiion .l ohth res rn,brr from,
.er hhsii iail, lt1 The iec piacie Tor liz inc Is
pftpafn - well oI The ynrns 10 the old aud uo.,v
piho, p.t htt hiVrr Sse, learn fium worau and an
miami TO how with suariission To The Will ~ gu, Cfrs
Tor, that when DeaiE's ev,uiu aHa N, yitatle b.ur
s,a" eenie yon may be ensbied to SOY, Lord MOI lay
m hhdfe,er jdrce The bodsfTnf hero 1iays
~ NiRTuE 'tene Ads u9jesfp Il DeaiA
5ne greater stiR ne more ~. groat fro en-, :
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POLLrICAL ECON0MY

The times peculiarly demand iulorma-
ton on the subject of political economy.
The country y Homeopathy deficient IN
important knowledge. Never did thick
or gloom hang over ihe monied transac-
tons Of this land. The state Of the mar.
heis, of trade, Tie interests of manudc-
lures, The great problem of Tie banking
system, of Tie precious metals /: there is
scarce am iadNu!ual in this country, WHO
does not feel some interest ~ ihese ques
iions.-We wani hsid--To wul'iply the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-21

< AND soR sALt.-UIx .tI,. ui n an :, IA, soil. -
- aiheniarie c"nnIv, within ml.s Of W.f,.n f,ipy
on both sides of Balng.r's rr-ek naioi,nny ,s ,n.
~ pr; Charles Cooke, Lewis Nicholas BEN CLtdrrs
'osepn oHmole, ahd VIM. Iuley. Tits Iani Is veil
,uotteu ahd NsitIed, and is We sdapied 10 he cui
r' W a hihhs oi gam and iubscco here Is at,ut
o acres OF this land cleared IN good repair TIC
Improvements are such would snii small FAMILY
bold creek runs through The centre of n an mel !.
a so"a sue 'oi mil italsp affords a considerable
I""i,! oi i"Wsr"ihds. great gain uisy he Lat.
o div application 10 the subscriber ON the premises,
--.H ~. i."'~' PETER PORTER
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chances Of ob'se'rs Il. ve silail for seses
raj mouths. keep open u head in this pa
per, sly ird PolItal ECONOMY" Our oh
lrci Is 10 excite investigations We ~hsll
moi promise tn inform. Il The p,rlI;r can
be set ili,fIkirp, n isa- mu, Il as can now
be expected. llmh-, luc,ns. facts, dis
''ussn'ns, wall "a - ar uii'er HIS !,er. I'm
An auni's nous shape. Even iiins. the
n'ost ci-.ie, nay be of solne service. IL
they awahi.u thr ALLEGATION o. rhc read
er. ...Ne ln,ii. all. VITO L:,yr en-
accustomed 10 think ON flies. .tii,iec,s.
tcc"niribuie ibeirnD.r. Never ras iruii,
50 murii wanted. The wises; among
US, viii new sta.ec!, ytnra,c tu-saN, row
or wt'en his present STATE OF things may
wind upi Bat snnie lighf may Ire shed
upon u by imi'a:i:al invest 'gaiion.-- Snch
investigation earnestly ard ansi0,isly
invite. 4 iiin2s arc in.iuy W; bu, per-
ha?s leo f"st ana "a too mack pa.ie.
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~. h'tAhp MI IT, III MI As pus are hot an
SNOW OF 10 whom notice Can lie giyen--you viii please
'aAe n"ucc tia: on nssda, TIE 22d OF next month
l'"eJ ~ tse nics "i The sapetcr Iau Tor ire
.o"hp "i hesiico hetN cen the bonrs O'Clock n,
.ne h"fhing AMI lin the nR, shan proceed 10
"he 're dispositions al judge Wn. Datiel and ciLr,.
1" be read Ia evidence in iii. suit in m. sit
SUPERIOR to"it 81 HenrIcc, IA which you are ulainid
~" sei defendant II any csnse shall pre-, en-
'i',' oei's TAKEN on thai day. shall prnce ed f.p daf
Cay nhtii tisy can lac i.ken-- and Whr,e ,u,,
MAJ attend IL you ihnA IN. Jas,LS Ci.anSts' ~"
Ma, ~
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oCiioN....OI SotHyd9y neIk, 2ld i,1sfanf AZ a
,,,I, @'"oA NJ gu tue prei.ises, will he sold ~
pusnc auction, HOUSE & IoT in Scufe T,Nn
Svalhg one acre Of land belonging lie estate of
ISL. "n'ms, acc. aud fermery kept as a tavern -
atFMs-S 300 cash the balance a. sitbt..n uo,,,hs
ny 'roef oil the ieeTtees "f T.. Williams dec
u,., w Z. * G.. CLARKE, su,tioneerS
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One I1m"dred ana E,ghiy Doi7dIs- :, e,r1,,.,i
AtjlLL he pad Tor the apprehension OF JOHN UCk.
" TX, WILLIAM WEIR, LOUIS PROBST ALEX
DER NJ. CROHoN, HENRY EVELsiZER, FRANCISCO
KOUN, u.seriers from the recIniing TenGrYyous tor
the United aia'es' troops, III EichnonC Va
Johf fHrktr rs 80 Years old, feet q niche, high
fair complexion, blue eyes light hair a layorer
born III Queens oount,, New YORK.
u "a " Ter, alias Cideen Cer, is 20 years old Zee, 6
inches high, fails con'pleXion ;ue rs anJ far hair
inbofer; bora III king william county. Va.
LoHtS PT0tSf Is 50 years old 5 feet OF inches high
sNafthy complexion, halle eyes. and dark hair am
ain"reT born IN westmoreland, Pennsylvania.
dIeI'r 81. Crohon, is 81 years old, feet inc hes
high, dark complrSion, blue eyes, ara DARK hair a
cooper born M Montgomery county, Maryland.
Henry EtsLsiser, Is ri years old, feet 10 inches
high, far complexion, blue eyes, and light hair has
red mark "n his night cheek cooper born IN Mon
roe county, Va
Francisco Rorr is IS years old. feet inches high
dak complexion, BLACK ewes. aud DARK bar, soldier
born in Buehos AyTes, SDutL america
The above reward, or THIKrY UOLLARS for each i,
will lie paid for The apprehension delivery OF said
desereIs at my recruiIing rendezvous, any com
ilanding officer AT any military pos, in the q States.
u X. CHRISTIAN, Lieut.. 7ih Reg U. 5. Int.
Nav n. Act
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,,-u,, =. "1, "tote' 2 I"PeIlY JOF safe.
ne SUBSCRIBER intending reside In tie eonnts Of
yer mere are five aud three quarter acres of ,os,T
"'.u o"u'siodi"us buildings, aMd valuable garden
o. h'e years viii I've given, pa, menl being ss
'.'ae.Ytip secuted The bEynjture will he sold win
y, m.o"i Tue a use-Immediate possession y III he
-, ~, ,,ppy To MIR Hanc"cs Lee, in Manchester
So su"sciIoef, IA Powbatan. COLIN McWsI
Manchester Ma ~ a."
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ANOTHER EXCESS. The most a%imated exrr-
items are NOW making by the manufacturing ul-
tcrgSi ia The United states TO increase the daty
on foreign goods, with view of encouraging
domestic III iDufActures Il memorial H. even
on foot in Philadelphia addressed TO the Pre-
Sidcnt OF the United states, with view OF
requesting him 10 call Congress together the
object OF the call being To Increase iir tariff
on imported goods. Bui enough OF po!iti-
cal restriction " g SiiOuid CatrN o, itp eOGrs-
er and cJD,mDN manufactures, constituting tEe
necessary artIcles for InHay people wanting
in ease OF Mar, aud the articles constituting
the munitions al ,cdr bu. here government
shorld stop. Leave individuals TO themselves
They arc better judges OF their own interest.
~ all snch matters, than the government can
hF. The Old maxim OF the FreHci merchant
to the celebrated Cobbett. Lot us alone,
ought. with As few exceptions a. possible, 10
I've ours lDdiviotI's harc Already oyerdPalt
ia foreign gOods-GHt they are discaYFriBg
their error. II viii cure it.elf. Even this has
mostly arisen from the excessive spirif of bank
irg. which the government mas encouraged.
The great facility of getting capital from the
Banks has tempted men 10 oveTdeal. Instead
OF lending facilities 10 reat capital for short
iSrRs, Banks have lent accommodation paper for
long periods to men Of iictitions cariial. But
this error of overdealiDg in foreign goods is
calculated 10 cure Itself Let us not Try 10
drive ont one devil by itself. We have had
bubbles enough. And let as not attempt 10
cure the Overlooking in foreign goods by tie
overwhelming IN domestic eHes.
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DIR. T. NliJlOX

DIX. l.. " ElICON.
AN sett'ed al Hanover Town aud offers his setyt-
u ces to the pnilic IN the ,arisus t.sncbrs of
profession, aud naybe consulted at d.. Curs' resi-.
S. "". -. ! If
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froW phila 'elplia, bonnd 10 his port, az.
~, af GdrTiihek inlel on Wednesday
l,,t, sne uind a; tar time biowinga heavy
:sslc lrom Nj. -fhe Gan.es in her at
Tempt 10 run IN got ashore on The bar, and
in her pitching with :, tremendous sea
carried away FIRST her bonSprit, iiicm her
inainn,ast, ami finally upset: Capt. X.
his brother, and Il seaman named Wan.
Osborne, we're the only persons co,urus-
irg The crew IA lad who belonged io iiic
vessel having been previously washed
overheard They succeeded ir geiiiug ON
the bottom of the vessel, bnt IN Il iitile
time Osborne was dashed oft by a wave
and periss,-d and soon after auotiipr sea
swept ihe Captains brother from The
wreck, but he was caught by Capt. IL.
and rescued lorthe moment iroa,a waicry
grave, though, so much exhausted Tia, h.
could no longer bear up against the fury
Of ihe waves, and shortly after peri he'd
in his brothers arms. Capt. keichum
CLING 10 the wreck unti i, dliiicd ashore
on the south poiui at The Inlet, from
Which perlious situation lie Was relieved
by some Of the inhabitants who bumaneiy
went 10 his assistance.
The Spectator in attempting 10 fetch
in, carried away her main boom, and ran
ashore on the south side of The lnlei, with.
out amy material injury, aud VIII proba-
bly, be go, nif
The Rachael g. Betsy, as before OBJ
served, was hound io this port. but being
driven TO the southwark OF the Capes,
enieavorcd TO put into Curriluck tor "a
harbour, aud was driven by tie force of
the gale upon the Souil, Shoals, where
she got aground and now remains about
300 yards distance from her requisite
depth of water: il is expected however,
that she will be got off again without da-
mage.
The Consolation got in safe.
Siuce writing the above we have re-
ceived intelligence stating that the packet
Schr. TELL TALE, Capt. Cllurclward,
from New York for this port, with cargo
of merchandise, DC. was stranded on
Body's Island. oil Thursday evening last.
The Tell-'fale sailed from New York on
Tuesday last, and was 60 hours out when
she went ashore. The passengers, (l4 in
number) The Captain and Grew we're all
saved the principal part of the cargo
has been safely landed, aud our informant
is ofopinion that The vessel may be got
off again. Mr.. Tisdale and Mrs. Sin
ingtou, who were passengers in the Tell
Tale, arrived i'll town yesterday. Id.
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Every citizen should seriously enquire
what IS 10 be done 10 avert The ineviia-
bly, ruinonS result OF the present distress
ca, If suffered 10 progress; for il is obv
ouS that tic continuation Of our East ID-
dIa trade viii entirely absorb our Spanish
dollars. Already we know The great re-
duciion Of bank accommodations so dis
tressng 10 Our merchants, aud felt in It's
progress by every member OF society,
has been compelled by present, and tie
dread OF future drains of specie AMI This
Curidlmeni must continue " lIileillis trade
IS pcrmlicl--n banks which survive
tie trial ~ill have redeemed All their is
sues, and leave lie country destitute OF a
circulating medium, eXccpi inconVpnicDi
coins. He issue of this course Of things
viii depemd on The measures of cur 90
vernmnl--lhc possible formation ol 4
currency bat how far, With their limit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-30

A meeting Of the Naval Officers on'the New
York station, was held on Thursday last, on
board the U S. ship Washington, to take in
To consideration the subject of providing a
fund for the benefit of those widows and or
pbau, OF officer. who may fail in hattie. A
committee of thirteen was appointed to ascer-
tain the best mode of carrying their object ia
10 effect; and a committee OF three to obtain
the signatures of officers DESTROYS OF Joining
the association,
The following gentlemen compose the ge-
neral committee Com. Isaac Chsuncey,
Samuel Evans, Captain George w Rogers,
Lieuts f. II. Gregory, John Fl. Aulick, 10
seph C. Hall, (marine corpsl Drs. Samuel K.
Marshall. benjamin. P Kissam, Rev, John
lrel nd, PurseI g. :. Wie, jun sailing mas
ter F. MaIlaby, Mr., Joseph Watson, and
midShipman Edward c. Rutledge.
Committee 10 receive sisnatures-bieuts.
+. Fl Gregory, VI. c. Perry, and mdship-
man Z. Barnwell. Philadelphia Unton.
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A SPLENDID EDITION
Declaration of Independents

Which shall be, in all respects, irT.
can. al the necessary materials shaD Oe
manufactured in this country. end eXfs.ss,
iy for this publication. The designs, We
engravings shall be the work Oh A'1eTIoI
Artists the publication Throughout sha,I :, !,
ford evidence OF wha. our citizens have d'H'
in politics and can do in arl. l..
From The arrangements made, ana u.
dispositions manifested by the artists 4
confidently expected that this engras!n7 v"
be, when finished, splendid and iErIy H. :,
tional publication The Publisher hns E,,,
can promise that il shall be ready to de 4ry
to Subscribers in February next, al ! L.
dollars each copy, to be paid on delteI
The engravings will be accompan'e1 " ~
pamphlet, containing tie 2ticlal d0eG I.,sor.
connected with the publication as ,, au'nY'
lies. aid list OF TIC Subscribers Sa| we,
lis contemplated 10 have a few III. ..Ion.
printed on paper prepared to carry w" d
10 have The sh!slis accurately tine'ureyI -, =
the modern style and the plants &c, CO
ed ty one Of our most approved W rcrii
lorers. The price OF those SUPERB A.: 10
will! be THIRTEEN collars each = ,L,,
more Of those copies will be Prln'eu r r
shall be subscribed for, gentlemen ID.
wish for them. are requested to au'
word ." colorsd" to their snb;cr,PIlN,oTI;S
Cbesru,.siree., PhilsdeIpn5I..,.
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The
Declaration of Independence
dec 50

"a r have 10 authentic copy Of this ros
w important state paper, the very baI,
that supports The proud column of American
liberty ; none, at least, on which The eve Of
taste can rest, for mement, with satislac.
ton. Why have we no, ?
The English nation, still proud CT their
MAGMA CllARTA, though every pow.
sion it contains has been lrampled upon BY
the bold ambition of their rulers, have pub.
lisbed edition alter edition of this instrument,
each more splendid than it, predece.sor.-
Sir William Blackstone has coa,ed and
commented On this hne copy Of Msgu
Char'a has been cxcelled by later speclncB
OF art, and he iac-similes of the seals and
signatures have made every reader Of t.!e
III Great Britain acquainted, in some &c.
gree, not ncrel y with the state ofknontdse
and OF art al he period IN question. butwh
the literary attainments, also, oil King John,
King Henry, and their Barons bold"
Surely the Declaration OF American hie-
pcndence is, AZ least, as we'll entitled 70 the
decorations OF art as the Magma Chara Of
Eug land and il the fac SMILES o; the sig.
natures of lbe patriots who signed il were
published in America, it would serve to era
THY curiosity, at least as laudable IS thai
which calls Tor limitations OF the corTesPol-
dents Of Junius o. OF the arisocracy thai
wrestcd The English Charter from the Ieuc'
Ian; monarchs OF the day.
We ere firmly persuaded that tie nC''
TIE principles Of our Declaration Of lhielsa'
dence are spread out before the eyes o. ts
world, the more they will b. admired, ~
foreign nations as well as our own and eve
ry innocent and honest device that may seNs
to attract attention toward them, will serve,
also, to promote the great cause OF public i,
berry. Such On embellished edition as w.t.
render II an ornament TO an apartment, VII!
have tendency 10 spread the kncwttg'" Of
lis contents, among those who would oLer'
wise have turned their thoughts but lIgDY,
towards the subject Such an edition VIII
serve 10 place 1t continually under The eye
OF man. woman, and child in a family"
will associate the pleasurable ideas Of ele'
gance and ornament with The history Of me
transaction itseii-and taHiiarIze lhG;s
principles which form, or ought to form, N
very bond and cement Of political society,"
Nor is il OF small moment that such an eul.
ton, well executed, will serve as specimen
Of the state of the Fine Arts amongst Us "
the present day. Aciuated by these views
the subscriber proposes 10 publish
A SPLENDID EDITION
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Ten Dollars Reward

A BSCONDED from the subscribe, d.
N Tuesday last, two indenled aon,.
tees to the Painting business. Tho F 5,1
JOHN SULLIVAN, alias TlNOT TI
CRAGHAN Is about II years DID, t,f
complexion, and pretty robust; had m
long black coat and grey pantalcons rs,
be known by his speech, j! partakipg corS
derably of the Irish dialect. '''
The second, JAMES COLLINS, abov
the same age, dark compile ZION, pronirsn
nose, and rather short had on a grey s,.
tout. blue pantaloons, and tustan rCupi,,
bout his speech much like the other r..
above reward will he given for their sprr.
hension. and all reasonable charges i
brought home.
JOHN B, GORMAN
dec 50 =,
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From tie lEii!age Record.
MASONRY AND CHRISTIANITY,

Are no, Incompatible in word or deed -
much less directly opposite, as malice OF ig-
norance has affirmed for although we have
excluded the sound OF the axe, the hammer,
and every iron tool. OF biggotted feeling Or
political passion though we meet with
the child ofZoreaster, and the son Of Conlu-
ous, on the level of equality, and part in e
quail peace with The disciples of Hoses, and
the follower of The Lamb. while both stand
plumb on the square OF virtue yet the man
who enters al christian, never passes into
Deism nor is he raised by inhde!iIy 1; but be-
ing taught by The FIST great light Of the Holy
Bible as the NEST precious OF gifts, be finds
himself strengthened in faith, more than as.
surea in hope, and diyinely impelled to "a
bound in works OF charity.
In word, the Christian Mason is taught
TO esteem the first great light in the golden
candlestick, as infinitely superior 10 the light
OF nature. reason and philosophy, united in
4. triple rank; superior 10 the son of genius or
he morning star Of science. This light OF
Heaven ITSELF, his rautured spirit halls and
faithful as the siarwbicb led the adoring Ma.
q 10 Bvth,ehcm's vale, this light in death
shsp lead the sons Of amiiy and peace, the
fr;epds Of virtue and man, to the Eternal
f,entain of light itself, who alone is worthy
OF thu norping song, the poontide shouting,
and ias ceaseless anthems of praise from all
bis works.
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From Tie W 1T lori. Evening Post.

4 gentleman frnm New -U!lrans has
enclosed us the following extract from
a letter which he received from his
CovrespmadrHt ut Na'rh:tnches. and oh
serves; +" as am arYnaiHt'd with he
Parties, I have 10 dpubt al the ia, =,
therciH set forth. !;Wrt,cll an'I Bar
Der, mentioned in the extract, are well
known in New. York. and viii enably
your citizens to .indgr'of the accura
cy Of the report Here follows the
extract, which states tItat the Spanish
srmy cosis,ing Of two Thousand. men
haddriycn the remainder ofthc Republi-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-30

Of those political Institutions whi@l,
have hitherto constituted the pride and
security of this country. bat at the sub
version of the rights of property and Of
all order in societ5.
81 have given directions that the pc
cessary information on this subject
shall be laid before you-an,i i,',l il
to be my indispensable duty TO nre on
your Immediate attention ihc con ,i'lrra-
ton Of such measures rs BAY be reqmi-
site Tor the couut"rariion and snpp,cS
sion Of system, whi"ii, if not eiirCtnaI
~ checked, must bring cnntHs!on and
ruin Oh the nation.
..The necessity Of aflordirg prot"c-
ton to the Ii es and property of lis
Majesty's loyal subjects. has compelled
me to make some addition - onr mil
.tary force; but have no dub: y"u viii
be OF opinion that the arrangements for
this purpose have been Effected IT, tie
manner lIke!, ~ &c The least burtllrn-
some TO Ike Country.
although the revenue has UNDER
gone some iluctuation since the close OF
The last session, of larIiam nj; rave
the satisfactlonof bciug able to infnrm
you it appears to Ee again in a coarse
of progressive Improvement.
Upon the Loyalty Of the great bo-
dy Of the people have the m st conf
dent reliance: bit it will require your
utmost vigilance and cxcrtion, collec-
lively and idua!!y. to check the
dissemination Of the doctrines If Urea
son and iinpiety, anu to Impress upon
the mnds of all cia,srs Of H!S slaesly's
subjects. that it is from the Culti' alton
OF Inc principles Of Religion. and from
y Just suborilination to lawful authority.
that we can alone expect the continu-
aucc OF t:,at divine Ia, or ai,ii protection
which have hitherto been 50 signally
experienced hy this Kingdom"
On the cash Nov. in Tie British House
OF tcmmons. the address 20 the Priice
Regent, cchoinS his speech, was dcha-
tcd.and the speeches occupy ten columns
in the Times. All amendment. nrOpo
sed by Mr.. I'icrnry, was negatiycf--
The yeas on it were ;5G, they nays SSl.
Lord Ca>llerrag!i supported lis speech.
by laying on the table a great number
Of letters relative to the Internal state of
The nation.
Dn a motion of the Marquis Of Laus-
Go"nc in The Ii. Of l.. Nov. so, for III
inuu,r, into the causes Of the distress
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CROPS OF CUBA.

From the lst of January to the Is, Of Dec.
1919. the produce Of the crops of sugar and
coffee, prepared for market in the l>'aca OF
Cuba, is stated TO be 1865 boxes Of the
former, and 567,678 arches OF the latter -
The excess for NoveR Der, 1919, over Novcn-
Der 1915, is 5,787 boxes of sugar, aud A.,
So arobss CT cotfee-;he quantity Of sugar
for November lCl9, having nearly doajicd
tat Of November lGlG-and OF cvIte being
NINE times a> great.
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TIeth's Coal,

TWO thousand two hundred b,,,
y He!h's best coal. now land;ng e.
schnr. Jane, at Ramsav's wharf ana f., ~" ,,l
by ~, ROBT. L. WHITE
\. B. Who has for rent two GR.ss T..
and very fine Garden--for terms snr l. 4
above. st Dr.
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Extract of letter received in Charles tor
aAteH Nayana. December I.

"l forward yuu, by tbs opportunity. Gle
Of the Diario OF tbs place. The new crop of
coffee comes 10 market syarirgly 92 60
c,Et. IS the GARRETT price. No Mu,coyado
sugars TO be bad. Box brown sugar 81 dol
lars rice a u; flour 10 20 bread plen'
ty and dull Exchange on the United States
8 a 10 per cent. adv. the same on England"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-30

In the Conestoss, hence for Londonderry,
, went about 40 passengers, and in the John
Howe upwards Of 100 for the neT settlement
at Fernandina ip Cuba.
The ship Reserve, Rich, Of and Tor Bath,
from Port Royal, Mart. fouudered at sea, in
the Cult, on the nth inst. The captain and
crew remained one night in tie small boat,
astern OF the nip, after she had sunk to the
waters edge, and was picked up next morn
ing by the schooner Hannah, captain Ha!i;ax,
bound to Philadelphia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-30

cans IN ali dIreGti ga. AID A.,o
several "i them To death. Grr ! T
has, Wit! risk. got clear Will Ii. 8
Is. ''"t The Commend" at that r,,c. 'I''
ordcr>'t" s"rd bin if caug!.', to WV
ingtnn. by direction ofth" pH,i,r.n, ''
We 60 nnt know where this wi, crI -
We have hat srty soldiers at tii,no,," 80
They ha'c col one family from \ w.t.
Iust s'1l"d 'l'"rr Nv he nam" oe p
sell. Nehnric! Sir. DarLcrtnepnr,,
DAYS s:'rr." "''