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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
DIED.

On Monday morning, The 7th inst. Al h,
residence in Fairfax county, Va. DANIF, Nj
Carly CHICHESTER, ESQ. in The 5lst va.
of his age. after on illness of short dnraif es'
which he bore with great fortiude H.
died respectable man and an useful mem.
Der OF society: has left widow and tyo
sons, with many other relatives and friends
To lament his death and their irrepar,bIa
loss.
On the 9Th inst in Fairfax Co. al tine resi-
dence of her son, B. r. Davis, Mrs. E1n,.
BETH DAVIS, aged &c years She was an e.
fectlonste mo 'her, kind mistress and pooi
neighbor.
"In death lamented and in life beloved"
Yesterday, at Belle Air, the residence Of
Jonathan Swift, Esqr the Rev. IA Is Mum
D. D. senior pastor of the first PresbyternD
Church in this place. His sickness. which
was long, and for the few last days exceed.
ingly painful, he endured with that lOri.
tude and unmurmuring resignation which
could ony he inspired by an unwavering re-.
lance upon those precious gospel truth,
which he had long been preaching and he
left the world with the (utl hope of blessed
and glorious immortality beyond the grave
DR.. Muir was native of Scotland, bu
has been a resident in this place Tor more
than thirty one years and few minister
perhaps could be found, who had been more
deseygedly respected, or more universally
beloved. His life was an " epistle, known
and read OF all men - living comment
upon the excellency of that religion whichhe
considered as the sourse of all his earthly
comforts. and as the foundation of all Bis
eternal hopes. In all the graces which adOrn
the christian character, and especially thCa
of meekness, humility, forhearaDce and a
pansive charity, he was truly an example,
the whole flock. He was an aff,ctiouat
husband, An indulgent parent, a firm friend
and faithful Minister OF the Gospel.
" Be We also ready"
His congregation, and friends, generally
are respectfully invited TO attend the lunera
al the church. this afternoon al 5 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09

scene Of three dying on oaesay oat OF
the same family, Last week. althnng'
there are fonrrl, rgymen N this place
and several in the neighborhood, they
could not attend in all plases where
their services wera required. and that.
some had to he buried without having
the cnstumary funeral rites performed.
As soon as children are attacked by
this disease, they are detarred from the
use Of fruit. Such is the prejudice a
gainst fruit in this disease, that many
believe it to be the common cause OF
dysenteries. This is an egregious
mistake. Both reason and experience
shew thar good fruit is one of the hest
medicines For the preven!im and cure
Of the dysenrery. Good fruit is in eve
ry respect calculated to counterfeit that
tendency to putrefaction. whehce. the
most dangerous kinds of ds sentery pro
ceeds. The patient ought to be allowed
to eat as much fruit as he plcases, pro-
vidcd, it be ripe.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09

the day before last sale Ct ashes (about ~,
bbls. pot and pearl) went offseadily at ,n,
prices, chiefly for expectation; LIS Cd nor
cwt. asked for the Interpretations Of rouo,
turpentine. but no offers so high.
Accounts from Paris were to June 10. IT,.
municipal body of Paris bad presented lov.
al address to tire King, lamenting the Ial.
disturbances. The King said the Cbarfs,
was dearerto him than TO those who had
shouted its name. At Brest, Nantes. and
Rennes, there had been riots, which had
been suppressed by the Military. But 6 no,
cents were at IS 95. Bank Stock 1865
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
BY last Evenings Mail.
Palladium GGce,
Rug. 4, 5, A NJ.

Arrived, this morning, ship Jasper, Crook
err, 40 days from Liverpool--and Capt. e..
has favored US With the London Globe, OF the
evening Of the 2edJune.
The negotiation concerning the QUEEN {,
after lasting near fortnight, had completely
Eaiied, and the result was brought to the
House of Commons and lid on the table,
but had not been taken up, as MT. WILDE
force hid gi'en notice OF motion. which
he hoped still would avert the necessity OF
an inquiry-and lord Castereagh and others
had suspended their views to give time for
his rootion to be decided.
Diuch impotence had been manifested be-
cause Mr.. W'smGticn bad been delayed one
day longer than was at first proposed, but
he had pledged himself to make il on The
evening of the 22d of June, (our latest date)
and MIR. Tierney had stated that he should
resist any attempt at farther delay. and call
for the opinion of the House. Lord A. Ham
iton had also given notice of two motions on
emitting the Queen in the Prayers. Mr.. w.
appears to have had some. conferences in
preparing bis molten.
The Qur.n is said to have determined to
remain in England, and to lave engaged
residence in the country.
Bills for Loan of twelve million pounds,
4
bills are before parliament But the appro-
priations proceed in their usual style. Con-
suls for account were 80 l8.
The East India Company have declared
semi-annusl dividend of 81 per cent.
DR.. Watson has been discharged from pri-
son, under the insolvent act.
At London. Carolina rice had been sold
at small reduction cargo was reported
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09

mn!fituuf arc uHIHott " Ctu III ti'C ""i
.ments Of learning. Bnt, in countries
where the people are taught to read,
these Catholic methods are found to be
less perfect, and produce less effect than
the other. Tie Portuguese ard Span.
ish nations are what Europe was two
or three centuries ago. and one can per-
ceiye. upon coming from one ut tho
more advanced nations, that he has got
amongst people whose manners,
thoughts and sentiments are barbarous
aud crude.
Good Friday is An important day in
the Romish calendar. 1t is the anlyer-
sary of the crucifixion Of Jesus Christ.
On this day a perfect silence reigned
in the city of Bahia. Not bell was
heard, tic shops were shut, and the
whoie city seemed suuk in the profound
sleep Of death. In the middle OF the
! day, visited the principal church Of
the place. and found The history OF the
cruciiixi0n in representation. \ human
figure was nailed to the cross, and az
| ter hanging two or three hours was ia :
| key down, and procession formed for
the burial. The standard of The Cross
was borne by three priests in hnri.
! zontal position. A multitude followed
dressed in silk robes. bearing lighted
candles. Then came the Virgin. exalt
| ed in car. borne by four priests. The
grief depicted in her conntenance was
| expressive. and the image upon the
| whole well executed. She bore in her
! hand the head of Jesus, painted upon a
| pierre of silk. Behind. went two fc-
males, with dishc,cllcd hair. and gar.
ments that bespoke grief ami dIstrac
! ton. A company of boys, dressed
with splendid robes of silvercd m"slla,
and having wings of beautiful feathers.
attended. representing angels. Then
/ a regiment Of soldiers finished the pro
cessIun. After passing through various
| streets, the whole returned to the
church. During the crucifxion, and
the descent from the Cr0ss,an orator :
cended the pulpit, and delivered an ha-
rangue in explanation OF the exhibition.
lie Was vehement in his oratory, which
referred to the actual transaction.
The church was crowded almost 10 SUI
location.
The uext day scene better adapted
! to the vulgar took place. In The morn
ING was to be seen from the yard arms
of the vessels in the harbor, and from
many places on shore the cfiigy of a
man hung by the neck. This was Jn-
!as, At IL O'Clock the bells rang a
peal, and the images were let dawn to
The rage Of the multitude WHO stood
eagerly waiting to spend their rage II,
pon this figure. The sailors got their
axes and clubs ready, and cut and beat
the image as soon as it came within
! reach: and what thought was very
hard for poor Judas, after hanging bin.
they beat him and threw him into the
sea, when two sailors stood ready to
lump over board and drown him. On
shore the farce was more general. One
might see hundreds OF these signres
dragged through the streets by the
multitude. some with knives, heating
and cutting them to pieces. The re-
mains of these cffigies were finally left
in TIC gutter, Of the streets. There is
a dignity and power in literary in
siruction, far above these ridiculous
farces.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ETJ'I'ER PEIAD
Or MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER
Devoted 10 the general diffusion OF Muslca
Inform alton.


Devoted TO the general diffusion OF Musical
Inform alton.
A PERIOD gilmore than two years has e.
lapsed since the commencement! OF series
of essays upon musical subjects. in weelJ
paper in this Metropolis the increasing IN
terest and exc itement which prevail amcns
professional gentlemen, as well as amateurs
in music, combined with their late success
full exertions in this section of our county,
induces an attempt to establish publication
particularly devoted 10 the general extension
oil musCa! information,
Without promising more, than what II Is
hoped will be realized, the publisher t4'lth
himself the Eu'erpeiad will be conducted "
those whose musical erudltlon and 1ug|
ment are approved. A publication OF 'S|
nature has long been desired II the pc
sent attempt succeeds, be will be amPIy.LE
warded by the pleasing consciousness OH Fl
wing rendered some service 10 the pubic J"
he should fail in this object, however dfeP,
ly he may regret his want of patronage, ~
will console himself BY. nte citing, ba' ~
has omitted no eXerti0ns TO deserveh
THOMAS BADGER,A
{" Tie Euferpeind present to its pafon'
the Prospe. tus with lis copditIoGs-lhe u,
tention and design Of which IS, TO obef y
tile Musical Literati, Periodical F'e"",
or Depot, of whatever relates to the Scien's0'
faculty. of .Musc--That such Work !; nsI
cessary, is the opinion OF many Proiesslo lG.
Gentlemen and Amateurs-Ihe .NetrOpV''
of New England already affords respestir
hieLsupport to nearly 80 Quarterly J, Glonas
Weekly, Semi weekly and Daily Pupil
tons. devoted to Political / heoloscsJ5,
Agricultural, Literary and Mercantile 'TS
iects. These circumstances are not I"
considered as arguments against new
Establishment of different character. ln T.
is well grounded presumption, that 'ns "A
taries.of Music will foster the intention ~ ~
diffuse a general knowledge OF this piea;;,'j
Science. Tho progress made IN 'du sD.o
Literature within few years past has O, ,bs
most satisfactory; 10 continue when; w. 20.
patronage of the profession generaiV'
Iicited. ..,b|
The Euperpeiad will embrace every ar F.;S
any ways interesting 10. or connecleu " and
the Science, by carefully COMPILING ,e
collating-a brief History Of Music IRON
earliest ages-Cherish classical l ID" ,ho
Watch the progress of the Art--EA .a.acJ
emulation of genius--Record the lra .;.IIy
tions of Societies--Eaamine and pai'IPo Pro-
review new Musical works--Stimuiale :. il
fessional Gentlemen TO explore new leac.nbi.
the regions of Science--Furrish B'og a,pou.
cal Memoirs of Musical men--Cotis s and
dence, Anecdotes, Letters insiIu leu Mu;i.
upon every branch OF the ,, %
cal Scieuce--insert Miscellaneous Al I,;oo..
wherein will be noticed nsy i"'s'''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
Proposals

EN7lLL be received by the subscribe
w until The Roth instant, for one HUNDRED
and fifty cords understandable oak woOd, tOte
delivered at Fort Washington by the las d
next. FELIX ANsAhl,
Capt. OF Artillery commanding
Fort Washington, august 3 dt2oh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09

York, Pa. august 1.
The Dysentery or Flax prevails very
much in this place and neighborhood !;
~ Dover township, one house last week
exhibited the gloomy and appalling
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
.Newport, August l.
HAIL STORM IN MAINE.

HAIL STORM IN MAINE.
ln.Efope, Appleton Plantation. and Mont
vile. on F riday last. about 3 o'clock, NJ
hail, accompanied by a strong eastery WIND
s IS said to have fallen in some places, from
six to eight iacies deep some hail stones to
have measured FIVE inches and half in cir
cumference vegetation TO have been des-
tfoyed, and glass windows on the wndward
side Of the houses to have been entirely de-
molisSed. Our informant asserts, that on The
morning of Saturday last he found and mea-
sured hail stone of four and halt inches IN
circumference, and that hail was lying near
fences. &c, six inches deep. The roar OF
the falling hail was SO loud that people sur
rounded by it could not distinguish It from
the thunder which accompanied It, and
which was ascertained by persons, out OF
reach of the storm, TO have been very heavy,
Since writing the above from verbal intor-
nation, we have received communication
from Appleton, and another from Montviile,
curroborating the above statement and add
ing some particulars equally astonishing,
which we have not room to insert. The old
est inhabitants recolect no storm which can
compare with this, and it is considered unpa-
ral!eied in the history OF New England.
p. S, We have received several other
COMMUNICATIONS upon this subject, by.which
ii appears that there is no chance OF any crop
within the range of the storm that the hail
fell six inches deep upon level in many
places and 1.-The ground remained covered on
the fourth day after the melancholy event.
Review OF the markets in Baltimore tor the
past week, July 20 TO August 3, inclusive.
SUGAR.
Our import has been pretty considerable,
and has been chiefly from the Island of Gu
ba; il consists OF
l g s ssG' } uv.eovA.o.
"a tierces }
SO boxes white r,
265 do brown
The prices noted in cur last review. have
been supported, aud nearly The whole OF the
above Expectations have been sold: tiT Nus
covado at 9 dolls. 30; very inferior 8; white
Havana at IA a IL 30, and brown at 10 10
So: of the last, loo boxes OF good quality
brought 10 25-prme qualities of every de-
scrip,ion were principally in demand and
brought high prices. Some fine New Or
leans went off at auction with considerable
spjri: at ls, Is, and some superior Porto Ri
Co brought Ii 30. On the whole, the BUSH
ness OF this week has been far more conside-
rable than the preceding, but we cannot say
that any Improvement ia prices has taken
place--the demand for the hume trade is en-.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09

cHocrAw INDIANS.

cHocTAw INDIANS.
Agentleman residing 10 the Choctaw coun-
try and who has recently returned thlther
from visit to this city. writes US, that the
account copied into this paper OF the 18th
June. of dreadful conflict among the Choc-
law Indians, is entirely without foundation.
He says he met the report in Nashville pa
per. on mis- way home and, if be had been
very credulous. would scarcely have expect
ed to have found finger of Choctsw lett.
He has since passed through great part OF
the nation, and has heard of nothing TO bot
tom such story upon. He thinks, therefore,
we may safely contradict it, and conclude
that POST riders dc sometimes tell the thing
thai is not. Nat. Int
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-09
Franklin, Missouri June "a,

Franklin, (!Hssseura) June z4'
The steam boat Western Engineer arrived
at this place on Saturday the l7th inst. IN 4
running days from the Council Bluffs ooo
miles.
Capt. Perkins. Lieutenant Graham, and
Mr. Ranney came passengers.
The E ngineer has since proceeded to 81.
I,onis where she is to await the arrival OF
.aaior Long and party, from their exploring
expedition.
Major Long accompanied by captain Bell.
of the corps oS artillery, lieutenant Swift,
doctors Say and James, and Mr.. Peale, with
others, the whole party consisting OF twenty
one. left the Council Bluffs on the 9th inst.
They will explore the La Platte by land, then
cross over to the head waters of the Arkan7
saw ; part of the company to descend that
river, the other part continue TO the head
waters on Red River, and descend that RI
YER. The parties are expected to complete
their tours, and arrive at the Mississippi IN
September.
The sickness at the Bluffs had entirely
subsidized.
The Expedition steam boat, with provi-
sions for the Council Bluffs, arrived at Fort
Usage on the 10th inst and had prog essed
well.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11
OXFORD MEETING.

Alta familiar conversations, of a number of gen.
siemea from the county Of oxford. held in Port
lard onthe evening of The 9th instant, on the SUBJ
ject Of the mpo,tsnt elections Of officers for the
government Of tn new State Of Maine, it was
unanimously agreed 10 invite a meeting Of dee
gates from the several towns aud plantations in
said county without Distraction Of party, At the
Court House In Pa ison Wednesday evening Of he
court week in Feb nary next at six O'Clock TO
designate suitable pers ms to be supported ~ can.
didates for the senate Of said county, aud to take
such other measures as may be deemed proper to
support the existing state Of political harmopy.-
gates may be sent from towns and plantations.
Jan. 7ih 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11

20 be sold BY virtue Of iicence from the Hon.
L orahie sAnuaI FsssxAs, E'q Judge of he
Court Of Probae for he eouu'y Of Cumberland.
81 the nore of Bsa shaw, in WeAbrook. on
WEDNEsD AZ, the nineieenth day Of JANUARY
inf ss ten clock 10 the loren 90, 'he following
described Eea,s being par, Of The real sfia Of
ISAAC SAWYER. lac of said Wsabsook, " mao,
deceased for the payment of the debts of iA,s d.,
sealed AID ,ncidsrtal charge, viz -
lot Of LAND coataioing a,out thirty See
acres, with "a liable growth Of wood and rim,er
thereon. bsing para Of the homeites1 Of aid
deceased. ~
Aks-A lot IF LAND cont anng twenty sic
Acres. near B,shop's Corner, 90 called, With
Dwelling House BANDING thereon, which 10 moa.
gagged 70 Ruth Jewett
Ah'-The reverson Of my dowsr in said efiate,
eous'lting OF about six cen acre. If LANE, bsiug
. Psrtof the home1ead of sa 4 deceased. with The
bulldings thereon
SUSANNA SAWYER, .adminittatris,
Dated a. VsSt,ssi, Js.ss,y =. 80.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11
HANCOCK SENATORS.

THE citizens Of the county of Hancock ara
hereby notified that a meeting viii be holden
nj Hase's tavern In Belfast on Wednesday The 9sf
day Of February merit at ~ oeioc so0n 70, the n,r.
pose III selecting Que candidate fr senator from ,hr
western side Of Penobscos hay, sna another meet.
Ing will be holden at the dwelling House ~ VI,
"'ham in SlsehIl at the same time to select an.
Other candidate from the eastern side Of Penobc,,
bay to represent .s'd County in the Senate of he
state Of Maine. By request Of The Delegation
from the County of Hancock.
A. W. ATHERTON, Chairman.
b. JOHNSON. Ste.ry.
Porflanc. January 9Th 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11
FOR SALE,

A FARM in the town # Gorham, containing
"A seventy FIVE acres of Land, with handsome
buildingsin good repair, with a large Orchard
and Garden IN which are great variety offrui,
,rees
.Also,-one other FARM, adjoining the
same, containing fifty ssres, with suitable bull
aings thereon.
Also, one other FARM, containing ninety
acres OF pssturing, moving and wood land, with a
Barn on the ssne.
also, four House Lots, in the town OF Port
land, situated on Fore.s,reet, near ELtzsm His-
cISs'--two ofwhich have Aats in front.
USFerms Of payment will be one, two and
h-ee years for four fifth Cash, 90 delivery of
deeds--ttle good. For FL 'thcr particulars. en-.
quirs Of CHARLES ID. BIZ IRIS. of Gerham, o.
BaRRErr PorrEn, F.q. OF Portland.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11
Real Estate for Sale.

WILL be fold O. pubic vendue, 10 he LeheR
bidder, on Saturday, the twenty MIN b day
Of January ueat, AZ one o clock iI the sf.e, neon,
st the houie of Maj. Philip Eslmsp, 10 F.yshurg,
the following pieces, OF. Tracts Of and, va: One
lot iying in Denma / on the wet Gte OF llszians
mouo'sin, cor aiming ssghiy FIVE se,es' more OF
lei', beng the lame lot,hM s'spheaP 2. Fsfsndsn
IN his life Tine furehafsd Of ,ie rrulses os Frye
burg scsdemy-oIe Other OF lyi0g u Fsythpfs,
on he fou b Eds OF oveii's Pond, between Jo-
ie Lew's's aud the wioow Bucks land, ssoui ain
ing fifty aesss more or ssi', beitg he lane a-d
that the ssor said Stephen r. E, rendfn bought of
Robert Bradley, leg --AIio, the se6doe of The
hcmeltead. after the WIDOW d, yer hs n teen les
Oh. together with the 'evsfGce OF faid dover.
The Owe f.e viii ne made usder Ice "a (. oaa
the Hon Indah Dana Judge OF the Court OF Pro-
bate for The county Of Q&Iorv'.
JOSEPH F. SWAN, adrninilha,er on f.id Srs,
phsa P.Ftds9dsn'. s.,a,s. Feysiufg Dec. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-11
gAN GAZET re III
ss& SHIPPING LIST. S&822
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.


Tuesday, Jan. A-Af. sent. Lscretis, Kimbsll,
Boston.
Wednesday--schv. Scion, Dinkwater, Havana,
cargo coffee and sugar-schr. Enterprise Whitney,
Providence, \. I.-schr. Rebecca, Merrill, New.
york..
Thursday, Jan. 6.--Arrived sloop Seven
Brother, Capt. Post, IL Jays from Thomaston,
With cargo Of Lime and Wood to the Captain.
Sdaurday~- schr. Dorcas Ann, ritcomb, 81. John
cargo plaster.
FosEIGN-Tussday, Jan. 4-Cl. brig Mary,
Eaton, for 81. John.
Wednesday-schs. Lusretis. kimbafi, 81. John.
7hursday-brig Diligence, Jones, for Havsna--
scbs. Zephyr, Child fcr.>rvba.
Fr,doy-brig AIbcss, win.Iow, for wes-Indies.
Saturdsx-sshr. ssneest Robinson, for West
Indies <
eoArwIsE-Wednssday,J jon. 5-Ci. brig Mil
ford, Weeks, for Chsfieston--sl. William, stani-
Cord, for Boston.
PROM oUR ceaRRsroNDENTs.
Casfine, Dec. 27.-Clea ed schr. Prince and
Groves, M'Kensie. Salem-30th, schr. Volant,
>hute, Cape de We'd Islands.
Jon. !, cl. schr. Louisa, Parker. Roston--arri-
we'd schr. Diligence. French. ST. John. N. b.
big Margaret, Green, 81. P,errcs, So days, cargo
molasses and sugar 10 Messr.. ID. Johnston and }.
d yaut. vesss.r lsf, have al, been reported.
Sclir, Prince aud Groves, M'Kenzie, whch sail
Ell ON Castine eth uIt. arr, back ipto Sedg~ick
jan !. with the loss Of her deck load, consisting q
20 thnasaat boarIs, having expefinced a severe
gale in Boston Bay, had her sails torn - pieces.
aud otherwise damaged in her SPAR and rigging.
- ARRIVALS IN BosTor.
Jan. Gar. Schr. Il.ley, Stanwood, of Nerh-
Yarmouth, from Baltimore-Sc Marcia ffom
Ssco-sloop Packet, from Kennebunk-B Bristol
and Dsmefi,cotta Packet, from Bristol-Schr.
Sally, &aD Qemeriscottn-and Clio, from Deer.
lsle.-Jf~.-7, ~. schr. Bsrss. II days IRON Cas-
,ine-ssme dsySl. schr. Seven Friends, Ross. for
Portland, and i. Favorite. Jones, for do.
sHIPPIsa MEMORANDA.
y igs Enisrplize, Gosaon, for Portland Dec 9.
avn Agile. Har~soi, from Bath, dischai ging
were Al Point Pete about the Isl ult
Brig Decator Andrews Of Bristol (Me.l arrived
below Baltimore Jan. Sd from New Orleans.
S.oop Visitor, for Po sIand, sailed from Holmes
HoIe lih inst.
Ship Juliet, Is days from Bath, ar. al Havana.
Dee. ls--brig Fame Gardner, 81 days from Port
and, sr. there 18th. =
Sloop Comet, Patterson, for Bah, CT. at New
york 9Th lust.
Sch. Harmony. Church. IS days from Bath, ar.
at Charleston, S. e. Dec. 81. '
Ship Darien, Wilcox, 20 day. from Bath, ar at
Savannah Dec. 50.