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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18
Charles County Court
.Harch Term, 1871.
IN EQUITY.
Thomas Price,


Jesse Scott, Piinny Murdoch and Henrietta
hrs wife. Richard Scott, and levi Scott.
ssEiiE object OF the bill sled in this cause
is to obtain a conveyance of part or
parts of three tracts otland lying in Charles
county, Maryland, called The Remainder,
Partners Mistake, and 1gnorance's Pas
sion. containing one hundred and three a.
cres. more or less. The bill states, that
the complainant purchased said land OF Le-
Vi Scott, of Prince William county. Virgil
mia, in the year 1906. and hath had quiet
and exclusive possession of the same. since
The time OF the said purchase, ana that all
the consideration therefor, Was paid a, the
said time. Thst Levi Scott is since de-
ceased. leaving the defendant in this case,
his legal heirs and representatives, entitled
TO the legal inheritance of the land aiore-
said: and that Jesse Scott and Richard
Scott do not reside in The state OF Mary land:
Ii is therefore ordrSed by the court. upon
motion of the said complainant, that this
order he inserted in the Alexandra Gazette,
once a week for sixsuccessive weeks warn
ing the absent heirs Aforesaid, OF the thing
and object of this bill, that they either in
person, or by solicitor, may appear in This
court, on the frst Monday IN June next,
and shew cause. if any they have, why
decree should not pass as Erayed.
Fest. JOHN BARNES, Clerk OF
march 81 Charles county court
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18

For Sale or Freight,
~ The packet schr DASH. h. Cum
e sk3ssningham, master, burthen $50 bbls
She is nearly FIVE years old, built principally
ol seasoned white oak aud in complete or
DER for any voyge. The terms will be II
Ieral. Should she not be sold in five days,
(, eight will then be taken Tor New York -
Apply to JOHN n. LADD y &c.
Who have Just received Tor sale
30bbls prime beet
On do do pork march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18
Notice.

DANAWAY On the 18th inst from the
L. subscriber, an apprentice TO the Coach
making business, JOHN SUMMERS, about
18 years of age. A reasonable reward will
be paid TO any person who will return the
said Runaway. an masters of vessels and
others. are .orewarned from barbouring or
employing said boy, as they Will be dealt
with according to law.
F. T TAYLOR,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18
Lecsburg Turnpike

KUAU CNWPAN1.
NOTICE is hereby given, to the stock :
/ Y holders, that the fourth instalmeLt OF
Ten Dollars on each share OF The new stock,
(that is the stock subscribed since the lst
day Of October 1881 is sailed for and re-
quired to be paid on or before the 10Th day
Of May ne1t-Those who have not paid up
the former calls must do so without delay.
THO. r. MOTT. Treasurer.
April 2 ihirtyt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18
CnHee. Tea, Sc.

Coffee, Tea, sc.
TOHN H. LADD & Co. have just receiv-
|y et aud offer tor SHE,
I9S bags ST. Domingo coffee
7bds do DO
10 chests imperial tea
10 boxes white Cuba sugar
s. do brown do do
1870 tons plaster
FOB freight,
81 Tie b,ig VENUS. Kelley,
Ssn master, 5urthen 9Co bbls,
*, The schr. SUSAN, Baxter, bur-
S.srsss ~. then 1000 barrels.
ALSO,
In The sch'. HOPE, Frisoy; burthsa
is8 7OO'bbls. al! good vessels, Apply
:. s.' $50 march IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18

For Freight,
sssS The superior sChr. ROMEO,
.ssx James Hedge, master; burthen GOO
barrels. will soon be ready 10 load. and
would prefer a freight to the West Indies.
Apply to JOHN II. LADD 4. Co.
Who have just received for sale,
100 hhds Havana molasses
A bags do COTE
81 boxes
80 half do best Hssana segars.
48 or. do )
935 tons plaster
leo bush. Nova Scotia seed potatoes &
"a quiutals fish, on board brig Olive.
400 Gallons rectihed Boston rum
"a bills first quality cider
doz double ryetled shoyels
2small anchors
Few thousand boards 3. cords hrewood.
april
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18

4. G.. Cazenove s Go.
UAVE tor sale by the piece or package
4 a large assortment OF
American0
German GOODS
Russia 4
English
ALSO,
HYrtloch's best LONDON particular MADEIRA
wine in pipes, half pipes and or casks
do do market co IN DO
Malaga wine in half or. casks
Cosnac Brandy in pipes
5Ioia>ses (besi retailing in hhds
Caracas indigo
Spanish Sugars
Swedes iron assorted
Baltimore window q SIS, every SIZE
Dupont's best Brandywine MO" DEN
And few cases of Milan white stones,
Du,ch states. toys and quilts, which
can be SOLD very cheap
TAsy are purchasing
Maryland tobacco
Ginseng
.Lkrino and SINNERS wool.
r@S Aud want vessel oil . or SUo DDS
~. 70 load for an eastern port.
500 march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18

For Boston,
az The schr REAPER, Silvanus Prince
master; will begin to load IN lew
f.Y~ and take some freight, j application
L made saou to WM. FOWLE d Co.
Who havs for sale said schr's cargo oil
$50 tons plaster paris
rs hhis ntailing noiasses
10 tons clean ST Petersburg hemp
30 bolts Is, quality Russia duck
march 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18
To Let.

80 Thattwo story brick store, and
ET1E dwelling house on Union street, late
Ess. the residence of Mr.. } Leap.
0 ALSO,
One other two story brick teneme Mt, ad-
joining the above, well calculated for small
store and dwelling.
The situation ofthe above property (being
near the wharf ia well established as place
of business. being occupied as such tor ma:
ny years. For terms apply to ANN LEAF,
or WIN N. MILLS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
GORGES.
Nh. SHIRLEY,

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
The election of a chief Magistrate Of The
State and members Of the Legislature must ev
er be very interesting TO The people; since
on its judci"us exercise, depends all the ben
efs OF this right. To be Indifferent 10 what
so Intimately concerns them, is 10 surrender
their dearest privileges 70 those who are the
least qualified to guard them. The places Of
power and trust will be prizes of contention.
by the most aspiring and ambitious, for their
personal sggrandizement.
A difference Of opinion in regard 10 the
Qua Iihcstions Of Individuals for office, and Of
the proceedings Of the government. is Certain
ly to be expected, and If temporarily main
tanned, IS perhaps not TO be regretted as il
leads 10 more rigid scrutiny and Just esti-
mate OF the merits Of men and measures. Ii is
not surprising therefore that The necessary
unanimiy" which the late governor, on bis
aodlCatlng the chair. thought 50 desirable in
relation TO a candidate 10 succeed him, should
tail TO exist. Owing't0 whatever causes, that
harmony of feeling and unsnmity Of senti-
ment which was then said SO happily 10 pre-
vail, and which it was so fondly anticipated
would be perpetuated BY his successor has
been very suddenly and violently interrupted.
Whether the governor and bis advisers were
deceived as TO The existence of this unanimity.
and the hdrmonising snd concttiatory policy
said 10 have heen adopted bv him failed to
produce The effect so naturally 10 have been
expected, or whether the manner Of nominal
ing successor has produced disagreement;
certain il is. that division has taken place
on this subject. and that the election is TO be
warmly contested.
Now an inportan; question arises, as 70 the
part which ought 10 be taken in this contest
by those who having no private interests or
feelings 10 CRAFTY. look with single eye 10
the public good. Were il difference Of prin-
ciple, there would be no difficulty IN deci-
ding. But there does not appear TO be any
marks Of distinction between The opposing
candidates, as 10 their views of the past or
future policy There is indeed abundance
OF elimination and recrimination between
their friends, which may satisfy US that they
are neither OF them qualified for the impor-
liant office; but nothing 10 guide US in making
choice, OF that can see to Justify the cleo |
ton of either. What then is to be done ? I
Are We to assist petty faction, or aristocra-
cy, or cabal, or whatever name they choose
to give each other, to obtain triumph over
us rival, merely for the qualification Of few
lndivIduals who wish TO control the State IT
'his u 10 fact mere struggle for office, are
we called upon, as good citizens, 10 enlist I'm.
yer The banneE of either
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24

IUese are important questions, and II no
means exist Of uniting those who are not ready
10 answer them in the affirmative, yet every
one mus, make up his mind for himself; and
u y TO be hoped this will be done with de
liberation, and wilhou, being carried away by
either OF The counter currents which will assar
hIm, 50 far as can learn, neutrality will
pc observed by large portion of the people,
unless third candidate should be proposed.
ia whom they can cordially unite ! and there
y ONE MAN, whose name j. often wished to be
seen proposed, who, ifhe would crafty MANY
anxious well-wishers OF the State, would. |
doubt not, receive more votes than either Of
those who have been nominated.
But however this may be, and however
hopeless the idea OF bringing such a man into
the Chief Msgistracy, yet surely duty re-
mains OF endeaVouring 10 obtain the best men
Tor other important stations, conventions it
seems have heen called in the several coun
ties, for the purpose Of selecting candidates for
the next senate, and this without distinction
OF parties, except IN the county Of Cumber
land, the only federal county in the State
Il was well enough perhaps TO submit TO this
at tire first election, and not 10 bring up the
old party distinctions; but if the " Republic
ans" persist 10 making this discrimination, and
20 assuming 10 dictate TO US who we are to
elect, il behooyes the majority to say il they
are content TO receive the communication
from the minority and accept what they may
choose 10 allow Us, or, if they have public
spirit enough 10 make nomination for them
yes. know not upon what authority the
convention al North-Yarmouth is called, but
do think that whoever may he elected, an
other meeting ought to be called, more cen
trail and better suited for the convenience of
the different parts Of the county and one that
shall give an expression to the vo5ce o. me
majority. THIS is not the sentiment Of a soil
tary individual, but Of many who wish well
10 the honor of CUMBERLAND.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24


Ia this town, Mr.. John Mariner, snip carpenter,
aged Al. Whilst engaged in building vessel
now the stocks, his feet accidentally slipped
and fell upon the tImbers, which bruised hIm .to
sucA degree that he survived only or 8 dsyys
On Thursday last, MIR. James BRYANT. aged 25-.
A child Of Dir. John Bradbury, aged months
George W. OF Capt. John Remick, ~ 8
months-a child Of Nr. William Radfo.z ~ 8
years.-Mrs. Mary, widow Of the late M. E5hn
Rand, aged 47.-Charles, son of Arthur Plum
aged IL months.-Mary, daughter Of the widow
Alice Webster, aged years.
At Hanover, Penn. Cap. sndrew Lee, aged
80, skilful officer Of the D kolutionary army.
Previous to the Revolutionary served as Vol
unteer in Braddock's army. 10 1875, he enter
ed the Revolutionary army as lieutenant, and
he accompanied Gen. Montgomery in the expe-
dition TO Canada. lie was taken prisoner, and
kept in captivity two years. After this he was
appointed TO command a company OF ght troops,
aud was severely wounded In the battle OF Spring
field, n. j.
10 Abing ton, the 18th inst. much respected
for his humble though 1tS,ful qualities, Francis,
man OF colour, waiter TO major Gen. Lincoln dur
IDg the Revol utionaTy war, and faithful servant
to him afterwards. lie was supposed to be about
90 years OF age. As few have lived a longer, so
none have lived more Inotiensiye purer life
AT Great Corn island the Spanish MAN, the
May. capt Hiram Mitchell aged 81, (genc. a.iy
the pirate MCheL,) well known several years by
MS as pr VAteJrSman IN the CUT OF NJ
Cambisn sea, and rtmai ksbie tor his myeeracy tie
Sp4nIaTds He was born al Bath, England, several
officer in the spanish Service and yeaisin
Spanish p Isons. hose who best knew hin say
prals hive bsen charged him which he
m and that has purse was always open 70 the distressed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
.r.ARRIFD.

IN this town, on Sunday morning last, BY the
Rev. :. Payson, JOSEPH PoPH, Esq. Counsellor
al Law, TO Miss HANNAH WAKEFIELD.
Ii Gushing, by the Rev J. n. lngraham, Of
Thomsston, Capt. William Biskey, 10 Miss Hep
zibah Nutting.
10 Warren, BY the same clergyman, Rev. Jon
than Adams, OF Wooiwich, 70 Miss Hannah
A. Clough, of the former place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
1PA Stray Cow.

CTRAYED from the fuhCcriber, On the 18th
- inf. large red COW. about IL years old.
with the ends of the horn. faw.4 off, and War;.
on her tits Whoever will returr or give infor
nation Of her, 70 that ihs may be recovered
fhsll De Handsomely rewsrded.-AppIy to
CARROLL Staples.
Portland, Juy -.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
SPECT4CLES AND HAT STOLEN.

VT Y II OIIII-F-
4 BOUT three weeks since The took from
II the Bookstore of PRATT & SAWYER, :
pair Of silver-boweI SPECTACLES, with round
green glasses and on the evening of The 18Th
inst some person entered the house Of the sub
scribc-, in Esssx.s,reet, end stole anoiher nsir
OF elegant siiver bowed SPECTACLES, with
green oval glases-'cge,her with Fur Rat,
about one third worn. Whoever will give IN
formation that shall lead to The recovery cf ~.
stoien properiv or the detection of the Thief
shall be handsomely rewarded. Applyto
SIMEON PRATT.
Portland, July "a.
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ROBERT THOMPSON.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TAKEN by Execution and rM be sid al Pub
lic .4uction, on Saturday he t1genty fifth day
ofAUgna neat, al II O'Clock IN he forenoon.
al The store Of me subscriber IN Gray,
A LII the right in equity Of redemption which
IN Solomon ThiriO has in releemng the fol-
lowing described mortgaged Real Estate, situated
ia Raymond, in the County Of Cumberland, viz
A lot of LA Nd. No. !, in tbei14th range Of lots
in said Raymond, containing 80 acres more or less
and is The land The said Thirlo lives on. To
gether with all The buildings and privileges thereto
belonging. Nj. HARRIS, ID. Sheriff.
July "a, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24

At a meeting Of the Company Officers Of the
Portland Regiment, held at Columbian Hall, on
Thursday last, Lieut.. Col. THOMAS OsGooD was
chosen Colonel, Capt. EPHRAIM WILRER was
elected Lieut.. Colonel, and Capt. JOSEPH VERY,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24

At Court at Probate, held the Probate Port
iaud, within and ior the county of Cumbe and on IN
thd Tnesdy Of July, in the year Of Lord -iRhrr
hundred and twtnfy-one.
OLIVER PIERCE, wing Executor of the Iast y III
~ and testament OF George Pierre, late OF Ots6eld ia
said county, Lqlire ceased having esented hs rr
aCCout ~ demonstration ~ the OF said deceased
ORDERED, That the sid Executor give motto. IN AZ
persons interested, by esusing copy Of this order 70 be
published three weeks successfully III THE Portland
printed Portland, thst th-y appear A. rtob.--
Court 70 De held stthe PTOtz ON sforeszir o. the h
Tarsdy OF August OF the clock in thu fo-oor
and she~ cause a Any they have. why the shou
uot q ailo"rd' a. X. PARIS, Iudg-.
A true copy--Auest, Horztio sourhgate, Req.
,EE subscriber herehv gives P1bc notice 70 M
CO. that ne has been duly appointed and takrn utnr
himself the trust OF hNecutor Of the AZ
OF SAMUEL BAKER,
lare Of Portland. In the County Cul5r-l nd Ge1rierpa-
cceasedt ny gi~tnE hDts the sw directs .r thereto
-tquesrs al re who iaebted the sill dsceaseH
state % make nue1ate pay and those "A
demands theron, % exhibit thE or settlement a.
JOSEPH 80 GEREIsE
Portland, I-ly ~, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
Grapes, Silk, Ribbons, &c.


ETchange-iStreet near Cumberland Bank,
HAS just received two cases Nankin and Can
l. a. ton GRAPES, comprising an elegant assort-
ment OF black and coloured-bIack aud changea-
bic Siks--eegant figured and plain Ribbons cot
ton Camb-cks and CpmbricL MusIns-eIegant
81 and Al London Plnts--LIack Bombszines--
black Italian Grapes
ALSO, Factory Ginghams--C hpcks-ctripes-
Shirtng.- Sheetings-Threads Tickngs. &c. which
are offered for sale very cheap for cash oay.
July "a CIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24

SIiIei f. B5Ass 18th inst schrs. Washingtor. OF Seu
ben. for ST. John Dolphin Blanchard e Portland Tor EST
port 9TH. brg BsEilia q Portland, for 81. Andrew
sehr. Amira. of Sreubeu, for 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
D.ycstufs, sc.
HENRY BTTMAN,

1TiddIf-Sireef, OFFERS FOE SALE.
mn NJ bbs. Ground CAMWOOD,
- wv hind. Dutch NADER,
hhds. COPPERAS,
bbIs. ALUM,
1000 bbls. Bne VITRTOL.
case best Bengal INDIGO,
z carbovs OIL VITRIOL,
IS groce Press PAPER,
LOCKWOOD; FUSTIC; REDWOOD;
NICARAGUA; WOAD; NUTGALLS:
SCREWS; JACKS TFNTER HOOKS;
COPPERS SPERM OIL.
Together with a supply Of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
on the most reasonable terms. (ew)
July o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
DYE-STUFFS, PAINTS, &c.

THE subscriber informs his friend. and tts
i public, that he has for sale at his Store If.
FoRE-STREET, HEAD OF LoNG-WHARF,
Loswood, F1stc, ; Alum, Oil Of vitriol,
6amwood Nicaragua, Indigo, Nutgalls. Press
Redwood, Blue VitriOi, Papers, ClothersJ acks,
maddeF' CopPeras, Tesels, &c. &c.
Dry and gropnd white; lion.
Lead, : Spanish Brown, Spirits
Red Lead, Linseed Of Turpentine,
Oh, spruce Yellow, Rose Pink Gum Copzt,
'enlt'an Red, Verdi Copal Varnish, Cfone
grIse' 5 Yellow, Litharge,
orange Red, Vsrmil- Paint Brushes, &C. 90
Together with a complete assortment Of
Drugs e .Nedicines
all of which will be sold on the most reasonabIs
terms. JOHN COE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-08

risiag from its Top yee ,vius sp,p.S
IemhIty over the HhoI, scene which !,
'or'nly felt ard acknowledged. The ,.;'
borhood OF so ige volcano, ALWAYS ;n
tiqn, fills the mind with elevated id.,,xn
accordant With the noble scenery BY v,,.,
it is surrounded.
Besides, the variety Of appearance !,
snmes at almost every change Of s.a,h.,
worthy OF remark. Wnen the air is 81,
the smoke rises in thick perpendicuIs,
lumn TO an immense height, till, pss,,s
some current OF air in the upper rerio,, :,
stretches Of 70 great distance and -,
the forms and colours OF clouds, l,a.,
the quantity OF these vapour, is so grea, ~.
all tine clouds in the horizon nay b. Co.,,
times traced TO The crater, and the ,DlsnT,
display of colours at sunset, ale rsa.,n
from clouds OF smoke. When the r,rt
strong it rolls the dense volume down ;,
side of the mountain and the SIN n, =
moon shining on il, shews it's edd,rs ,ot
curls with he utmost GistInctn.ss.
Slight eruptiuns of lava happen ,lnoy
every year, when it is poured IN small
streams Though aperlures which il lo,,,
through The side OF the mountain abo0, :.
thirds lis height from The plain. The ou,,
t;ty OF lava Is so tridIng, and The dEr.nc. !,
must Jun to reach the villages below o,s,..
IT,. vineyards, is so great, that no alarm !,
excited In clear night. spots ar. ,.,.
lar Of IKE burning Goals scattered as ,b;..
as stars, surrounding the dark mountain IT..
a belt studded with diamonds.
~. T. Daily ady.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-08
FROM SPAIN.

by the brig Warbler, captain Cb,s,u
from Malaga, we received Spanish Pa,-,,a
the 18th September. Boa. PuAomuu
MADRID, Septemb.l
Yesterday, arrived an extraordinary Con.
rIer hon. Valencia. lie bring, nl. ,iis.uc.
thaf The fieumUhlrse geneIal bauu,ucuuu
who had AIKEN -eius e IN SPAN, anu 10 wn.m
eur go'eIhmen, had glanteu pen.,on, had
been discovered to be engaged III all .lI.mu,
~ realize The PROJECT wAch Ma, hi,y
br".cn-d al meelIhg OF the CIub F.ut,na
dCr-\to IeroiulIoInze France N Va.
lencla, when The courier lett, several pelsoa,
han been Imprisoned, who confess Il ,n,,
they had Engaged themselves 10 SIEVE ~ he
army Of Arrdgon, winch VA. about TO 40.
preach tue frontiers Cl France. Nan, n.
ol'riu"ls an,Ung The pslrOs have BEEN Sc.
duced by Ih's intriguing foreigner. Al3U
CLOCK J'steid4 y afternoon . gOvrrn.ntal
courier was dispatched to the Governor ol
Valencia.
lie entertain Tears that the disturbance,
which took place IN this city on the MY hi Of
HE OH Insl. were caused by persons mcIled
anu paid ny those Foreigners who are form.
ing plan, not to give IIb'ny to ra"ce, end
10 support our institutions, but to graI'y
their own ambition and TO kiudis MAR
throughout Europe We know that our 60
verninent receives almost ,!aIy, important
adSices concernIIg their con ucr, ami We
:hink the day is not far distant, when tneIr
publication viii be no longer dangerous.
Madrid, September IT,
The courier from Valencia auiyei last
night. Gen. Baudlncourt has been arrested.
lucy found among his paper, a letter irum
MonlaIlol, FIencLman wutlth 81 Zarago.
Il, urging him to hasten to that ca, llai, IN
which he SAID all was ready.
Don Esianislao Sanches Salvador i. sp.
pointed Minister OF War.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-08
a. j. Shylnanski,
DENTIST,

y ESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens
OF Alexandra, Georgetown and ASH
ington, tina, he has fxed his residence in this
place tor the ensuing winter, where he will
attend to the different branches of bis pro-
iesslOn.
Long practice, proper instruments and
materials, will enable Mr.. S. to give an en-
tire satisfaction TO those who may favor him
with their CUSTOM. GA convenient room hal:
been pIovid. tor The accommodation O his
customers. 10 King street .Imme jialey o. pc.
site the Mechanics Bank OF Alexandra.
nov 8 #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-08
LATEST FROM CCRRACOA.

Caps In Mann, arrived at Boston from
Curracoa, saiied on the 9th ut, and re-
port, tust previous u his sailing span
ISL guyernmeut schooner arrived from
Porto Cabeilo, wish zen. Morales and
suite. Tue obJect OF his visit was not
known. The fsEriot troops were daily
IL the habit OF appearing before Porto
Ca5el.o, an the Spanish fsrce there con-
s.s,ed OF 1900 men.
by an arrival from Maracaibo, infor
m ,tun was received that Gen. Bolivar
h. left that place with 5000 troops, for
the seige of Carthagens.
Iaa marrlet CurIac "a was overstook-
co WITH American produce.-Gas.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-08
READING-ROOM
MARIN ~ uOt kNALs
POHT or dLEXANDNL3. NOF I.
A RKIvED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Hero, Robinson, Esstport, plaster
to VIM. Fowle & Go.
ochr. Mary, Howard, NewburypVrt,
plas'e r and hemp to- Ii. LaoG & Go.
Schr. Mount Vernon, Howell. Portland,
potatoes, furniture, mackarel, oil q IN.
ions TO 7. Ii Howland& " Fowie &CO.
Schr. Resolution, Cole, from Richmond
cargo Goals, to VIM. Kennedy.
SAILED,
Last evening, schr. Stag, hewitt, Balti
more.