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LAND. NEI;IiOE7 Mc

LAND, NEGROE,. sc.
"tLL BIZ SOLD 10 the highest bidder. at Pleasant
W Grove, lunenhurg county Va. on Thursday, the
.frst day y Marcel near, from ten To twelve likely
hEGROES consisting OF men, women, boys aud iris.
Aisn Will be offered ,auabe tract Of LAND, lying ia
the above county, containing about thousand
Ths and we'll adsped To the culture Of corn,
and tohacco Ii is deemed unnecessary to make any
farteer coin.ent. as 10 presumed amy Retson inclined
10 pnreba,e would Hr, wish to view the premises,
wAch sill be sheoh any time by The subciber, or
Capt. WIN. Sirsas, whom The Land adjnins.
Also" on the same day aud place, viii be Offered my
STOCK OF GOODS, amounting at frst cestto 5 900,
a. per Inventory together with situation ars store
house al Pleasant Grave, which supposed to he nfe
Tior to ne stand IA this part NJ the country.
'be terms of the sale will be- the negroes principally
fr cssh-ihe land one ttrd in cash. when possession
~ given which may he had at any tnethe balance In
" ant months, eiaai payments.The SITUATION store
Rouse and gooas J. and years tqnal payments. The
tract "f land Ia good order for Tie reception s CROP
win Hue crop Of wheat sown. The plantation Is wrii
ssppiied with stack ofevtty kind provisions To support
the same AMI plantation aiensiis-a which will he dis
posed Of on Reasonable terms particularly 10 any
sns ~ho may purchase the Issd. JAMES MEAL.
~ Si..I5s
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NOTI{,E.

NOTICE.
4 ANtNG qualified as Execnirix OF late husband
n have placed tie tnchs and papers of the estate
III he hands Of Mr.. Utttism ShanaoR, Who Is duly
authorized TO settle the same.
ihr irlends and customers to this establishment, and
tue rnbc generally, are respectfully informed, that
cue same viii he c"niinned unjer my direction ; aud
mat no exrIi~n will ne spared TO render their
onatioh rg"ai al least 10 any la the city. Having
aieyade addition 10 the house families, aud pri
Nate p5ftirs can be accommodated remote non The
public part KERECCh KELSO. Bell TnDerH.
tch J..
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Eoriu Nerroes Ton. safe.

IUTfV IflgTUFS JUI SuIEs
nN Thursday, the 22d February merit, will he sold
~ To- the highest bidder, at the tate residence of
Capt. Samuel r. Fuaua dec. Staunion river. near
Coles Ferry, FORTY notwithstanding Of men,
women, boys and girls About four OF five will he
sold for cash the balance ON oTedt unt the 25lh
december, 1921. The purchasers giving bond and
approved security.
In this estate ibsYe are = number Of likely young
negroes of all Sizes boys girls. Several families
Of likely AND valuable negfoes both for the house
and field.
A. the time will he sold family Carriage
Pair Of Horses varons Household Furniture, and many
articles TOO tedious To mention.
That valuable PLANTATION on the river, Of which
the interstate died seized will be for rent the ensuing
)ear.-Any person wishing 80 rent will apply TO
cLAB: BARKsDALB, ". Z .a,o,o,.
no. McRiOf, w W
Charlotte yan. 20. 81 sds
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YaIraL[e Lnnd far Sale

In THE COUNTY OF ctBELL, STATE VIRGINIA.
ME- wish TO seli tract Of LAND, lying tu Cabeli
county, In sieht Of the courthouse Of said county
and on the Guysndotte river, ak miles from
OF said rverc0ntainng about $50 acres; about OF
which is cieaieu-the balance 10 covered with valuable
timber.
rms tract Of land is considered 10 he Of the most
valuable tracts Of land In the section Of country In
which II situated aud will be sold accommodating
terns-wbich will be made known by application 10
John Samueis, Esq clerk Of Cabeii county resisng at
the courthouse (who will shtw the land, aud Is autbn
rzea to sell the same or To The subscribers residing
IN Jefferson county, Virginia.
n wORTHtNGTON,
JOHN +. COOKUS.
Dec ga ,s 4
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Nttt NE.
Ft'Ht boaks.ard papers belonging - the estate "
n JOHN kELSo, deceased, heing placed IN my hand,
Tor aelasneaf and anal settlenoi thhse persus hsv
~ cai"saeainst SAID estate, are requested 10 bring
ein forward, IN oTdef that may he made
toi th.iI eschatgesj those Indicated, are sarnesily
solicited I" come forward "iliout delay, and close
theif respective accounts, which will be made out to
the emo of The Year 1870, nJiscrminateiy and IL is
hoped tbat the necessity Of having them closed
thns stfehuoesly Ureed. WIN. SHANNON.
Feb. l. S5..6t
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commissioners ONCE, Richmond, Jum. 5. 1871
CHANCERI....1he creditors OF JOHN GIBSON
late Of The county Of Pnce William in the ,taio nj
Virginia. and the creditors OF the deceased MARY
OF Liverpool in the Kingdom of Great britain
VIII take notice. that by virtue Of decree the How
Court of the United States for The Fifth Circuit aud
virginia District made in the sni, wm. Kirkpatrick
James Brown and John M'Culiocb, Executors Of the
testament aud last will OF Mary Hezsiy dec the said
James Brown and Agnes his wife, hich said agnes 10
the only daughter 9th said Mary Heas,. John
WIZ Gibson. WIN. Cameron and agnes his wife, robert
Gibson, Peter Gibson, James Gibson and Thomas Glib
son, chiidren and next of kin, aud adm
and adminisiratrx, &C. Of Peter Gibson, dec. whc
o'ed w'hont issue. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Alexander Henderson, John Spence AND James Reed
executors, &c. ofthe said John Gibson, dec.
Defendants,
their respective claims before al my Office as nm.
missioner, in the city OF Richmond any time With IN
ten months from the 22d day Of December, 2o--and
that those who fail TO do 80, will be barred Of a.,
opportunity to make them afterwards.
WIN. MACKENZIE, NJ. C.
"a
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TRtJS'I SAIE.

lhOO1 ChLEs.
ID virtue Of deed OF rus for the purpctes therein
- stated, will be sold 81 public auction on WedSes.
day. the iith day Of IPrH Rert, at eleven O'clock
the premises, those valuable BRICK TENEwENfS on
BoIiingbi-ok street, being i've 10 number, commencing
al the tenement at the soiner of BoliiDgbroak aud
Sycamore streets, occupied by Davis Farrar, and
extending to the lot Of Sir. James Kn-x, and which
numbered In said deed No. I, q 8, and s, tOgsther
with a Brick Lumber House, and other valuable i'm
provements on said lists. The whole will he sold.
much thereof as will be necessary TO pay the debt and
interest mentioned ia said tspst deed This property
!, valuable and productive aud certainly Is worthy the
attention - persons OF capital.
The tenemrns under rent Of from six to twelve
hundred dollars each aud being situated IN the most
commercial part Of the town. will always command
good rent; aud being also fully insured from loss Ivy
fire IN the Rchmsnd ONCE the purchasers are rendered
perfectly secure on that head. .Should any person
residing al distance Wish for any further inormatnH
respecting ibis valuable properly, they may obtain II
Oy Writing ~ nae al tbis place.
The properly wilt he sold by Mr.. william Moore
auciioneer, credit oftbrse. sin, and niue months,
equal instruments, for approved, endorsed negotiable
notes with resefvation Of the tile until The whole
shall ne paid, deed uiil he at any time made
receiving deed Of trust to secufetbe purchase money.
The notes will be required The sale is closed
aud IN case Ola failure 4" deliver them BY o'clock
ifso required, the property, such psr as Is bought
by any person failing give snch notes will be re sold
st4 ocieek the evening Of the same day, upon The
sane terms. JOHN ALLISON, Trustee.
Fsfet.b"rr. Ian q IS. IDS
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'HE subscriber respectfully informs hi, friends and
the public generally, that he has taken the shop
lately occupied by A. 4. Rawson, the Cross street
opposite the Union Hotel, and leading To the Methodist
Old Meeting House, whsre he intends carrying the
WHEtLwRiGHT and BLACKSBtrH'S BUSINESS
PERSONS favorBg him with their custom, shall have
their work executed at the shortest notice. aud In sncb
werkmanlike manner as shall give Satisfaction.
FLEMING DURHAM.
p. S. Wire woven 10 any pattern At the shortest
notice Rolling and Dasb'ng Screens will also I've made
on appiicatisH.-wheat Fans made for sale at this
place. p. DURHAM.
Jan
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N(lTICE.

UE will not be respo nsibie for any up loading which
~ may he put board Of boat. Commanded by
Edmund. G.. & H. CL.RKE
Cartersvi'Is. Ian. te 7g..,9i
LIE SuhscIissr ~ trsnssci . CONMiSsION az
VIM. Giliiat. WN j. NORRIS
Jan. .. 12..tf
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Tmfufv D0IInrs HeworJ

ID ANAWAl from the subscriber !, Barnabv, Prince
~ Georges county, Maryland on the 22d November
last, negro man named JAMES, about twenty five
years old five feet three four iaches high very black
shutters When taking; has uncomnOnly large aud fiat
feet clothing an old home made blue coat light old
pantao ms ofts same manufacture, old shoes aud stock
ings, tOieraDly good bat. James Is a pretty good
shoemaker.-his most likely he will attempt to gosto
NJ Cox, near Charlottesville, Virginia, where be has
wife...-..Tbe above reward will he paid no matter
wheretaken. OHIO W. CALLS.
Feb. .. i'm
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DOCTOR CULLFN

ID ESPECTFULLI announces his intention Of orac.
N tsins Medicine and Surgery, In Richmond aud
its neshborhood. ANY application at his Office Mayos
BaiidIngs, nearly eppoeite the Bell Tavern, Wi be
attended TO.
Dr. C. will Iesume his LECTURES, on Thursday
Forming, 25fb inst, az half past a o'clock.
ian. 73. st,.N
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

CONINI fSo1UN bfJo1N EDS.
'HE subscribers having this day entered ints part
Il nership under the nrm Of LANSDOwN q CON.
NER, respectfully Offer their services the public
auction Communications Merchants, in the town Of
Danvie. They have taken the house Old Street,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Robertson & Beavers,
where they are prepared to receive all kinds Of Goods
and Country Produce storage, or frr sale. They
will buy and sell country produce, chip for those
Who may think proper to authorize them. they will
also purcbase IObacco ON their
GEORGE r. LANSDOWN,
Jan IS. 93..dw JAMES CONNER
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Rl wine ot a Deed OF nus, executed Nv Geoigc
- Gieehhow aud wife, duly recorded the suh.crser
a. named ssa Tor ibe poses specified,
81 The Eagle Hotel IA The city OF Rchl,nd proceed to
n'i The property hereinafter mentioned, public auc
Tie sum "f three thousand eight hundred Ind Thirty
three dollars and thirty four cents with legal interest
thereon from dsy of November last, aud ali cost.
attending the execution OF this trusI; and The residue
OF the purchase money to be paid az follows TO wit
Inc sum OF three housand three hundred and thirty
hfee soafs ana thirty three the day Of
October next ensuing and the further sum Of three
Thousand three hundred aud thirty three dollars and
1922, With legal interest thereon from da, of No
vember iast-To wit: TWO TRACTS OF LAND In Tie
county o, hsnIlco one containing twenty six acre,
Turnpike to the Meadow Bridges aud the other con
tanning seventy twoacre mare or less, the mechan
csviiie turnpike; and bounded in the deed Of ,ru
IS particularly described excepting and re,erving
rather less than two acres thereof, occupied by
Badly free man Of color to he held by him and his
heirs for the ~ his LIE, and the life of his wife
Ala" the following SLAVES Peer, Agnes, Eliza,
and her ,nfan, ehIa Louisa. caib-rne Eliza and Aggy
me sale Will c'umence at eleven o'clock. A.
n ne a,teation ertae public i, particularly
~ com6fnfs advantages rarely possessed BIZ those of
similar erffnt... Bordered one side Jy the Nj
miles distant from the Capitol The mhoie frscf, too,
nnder COED enclosure and the spacious yard and
garden. on mhirh che buildings are situated, under
one Of plank, neatly painted II mas a sell fhat for
years Pdst ererg attention 10 smeiior0te ha, been
pau AHd the result is that 40 acres at least
" ndrs ready. and aoere intended ~ be ynt into
cnui"ason fgifha prospect ~ rsceping barrefs Of
corn from the acre.
Tie buildings are all Of recent Hrucfnre and con.
sisf 81 comfortable drcitinK honsP comprising
Hnder ITS roof barn, grain, carriage house
6e-d d0iry, constructed orer ice house "a spring
honse quarter or honse for the idborsrs; and a
Tsf Of eIcstfeHt zrater in the dueiiins house yard
IN short the ~ acres, possessing does The aboue
described advantages. tcoufd Of itself Tifh prudent
management. ana the tabor Of hands, after paving
me prte Z" $4,000, its estimated vaiue. its legal
interest, ana att expenses. produce ~ cfe0- annual
pToft o. ) 30o.-1hose having business TO transact
ia Tie cit and desirons OF hauing n residence as
near as rs the dbope described property respect
tnfy inpifed TO pish IL, bstneen This aud the day
Sefe.-Hhether ne ideas nor submitted are rsGt o,
visionary. they piH from their oun inspection deter
mine. - -
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Coal LaMtfs. &c. for sale.

RY virtue OF deed executed To the subscriber
~ by RobeftJ Wilkinson and If record In the clerks
ofce Of the county of Chesterfield will he sold
for cash at ha'ey Coles Tavern, the Coal Nine.
on ths loth dry o. February nrr 1t, the ing REAL
fkoPEkTf,to wit: IS acres of LAND, bounded by
the lands Of Martin Rsile, estate the lands OF Dzsie
Tfahue's estate, and the lands Hale CnieAlso IS
acfes Of LAND. bounded ny the iands Of Martin Raleys
estate the lands Of said Wilkinson. the isnds Of Haley
Cole, and the lands commonly known md called the
Dover Pts, aud the tract Of land commonly called the
Union Pits Also IS acres Of LAND, bounded by the
lands OF Haley Cole WIN. Esou aud the tract land
commonly called the Dover Pts.-Atso 1--we equal hut
the Dover Pits-for the purpose OF satisfy ing the
Debts specided In said deed-A more particular drs
cription of the land 10 deemed unnecessary as Il 10
presumed hat those inclined 10 purchase, will view
.ne same previous TO the day OF sae.-Mr wilkinson
ves on the premises. and will give any information
which may he requested.
will convey the title vested in by the said deed
trust. L. BURFoOT, Trustee.
Jan. o. ID,
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Killiam 4. Afaru Collere

THE semi annual ExapiInatJ In this Institution
will comueuce on Tuesday. the 18Th inst. The
parents and guardians Of the sindents sad those who
Feb a
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Land near the Meadoo bridges for SAFE.

Land near the Meado,o Bridges for Sale
by virtue 81 q deed u trust from John ". Ellis,
- 10 the subscriber trustee, for tie purpose OF
securing the payment Of sundry debts Their, In men
Toned 10 Daniel Efs, srhich deed Is Of record in
rae CLERKS Office of Hanoper county coHrf, ! shall
Preceedf 10 seq TO the highest bidder for cash before
aae door q the Eagle Hotel "a the city q Richmond
on we Sun Gay OF nrxt month lMarch) 30 Of
LIND. lying near The Mea6oiv BRIDGES on (hickG.
s"mfny Srdnp, adjoining the lands ~ Robers Whifc
ann Il. Is. Crs"shdW, in Hanoyer county, 6eisg the
Utirh as co"oeyed By Danist Ellis to the said John
~, EWs, as per deed or record ia Hdnoper county
COURT eserk's once the safe nifke made ia copforni
tg 90 me deed 81 trusf, and far the 1xyyose Of first
Pdyi"g 10 John Jones assignee IF Da,st Ellis, the
may be due thereon and a,iy other OF me debts mar
fionea IN said deed ~ trust that may he then due
Tah interest and al The coS{S attending the erecu.
Ron 81 tie frDst. The ttiets believed 10 be rood
ont shat only convey as trustee.
". u. HREN, Trustee.
% Ia
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NOVICE

A LII persons indebted 10 JOSEPH DARMsDATT
IA dec. are requested to make payment to me nine
datey, as am DESTROYS of closing the administration
soon as possible, and therefore eapnot grant indu
gence 10 any body. DANIEL CALL. Ex'Or
Feb. 2. 8S..N OF Jaseph DaFtntdstf. dec.
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FIRST VESSEL FOR LONDON,
To the address Of Nessrs. John Ctiidt * Co. si

the liberty Of consignment.
Az The regular trading and very superior cop
VMx$E pered aud copper fastened Ship HENRI
CLAY, {. L. CAN'T, commander, stands A.
]. At Li"jds and is most desirable conveyance for
produce the Ship is nos at Bermuda Hundred .where
the will commence loading the wea.
Tier peraiits-two thrds OF the cargo being already
engaged, sue will have dispatch. For freight Of $50
hhds. Tobacco. $50 bales Cotton the buik thereof
which will be taken low, apply to
JOHN & WIN. GILLfAT,
who have for sale received by the late arrivals very
superior London snpe'ine Cloths aud Cassimeres-a4
Irish Linens-7S Drogades-Old London Particular aud
Sercsf Madeira Wine, &c. &c.
Jan Is 1871
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FRESH CLOVER SEED.
nNE hundred and 6fly bushels N.riheTn and Noun
~ tain CLOVER SEED-ier sale by
wORTHAM & McGRUDER.
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Pd'hari, Hobcfts0M & keiSO,
he m~ RECEIVING NY the schooners ABgenora
IN Thames, Rising STATES aud others, FRESH TEAS
ship Savaunsh's cargo. 1870.
100 % ib. boxes GunpowdeT Teas
rs G do. do do.
30 boxes G"npowdsr Teas, coHtain'g canisteTs ID
80 chests Young Hysou Tea
IS hhfs. OF 81. Croix aud New Orleans Sugars
100 halls. of Loa; Sugar, New York maRnfactery
so tags OF best Green Porto Rico Coffee
20 pipes or Cognlae Brandy
10 bhds. Of Jamaica Ram
30 dp. Of Antigua do.
lao boxes Of Mould Candies
loo do. Of Soap
80 casks Of Cheese
few bbs. Of Porn and Beef
All of which they will sell OIL liberal terms.
Ian. q. 75..U
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Fifteen Dollars REGARD,

WILL be gwen by the subscriber any person who
w sl apprehend and secure In Jail that get him
-agau, likely negro man named RANDOLPH. about
twenty four or twenty five pears DID, who left the sub.
ecribers plantation In James City county, about the
10th OF October last tie purchased by the subscri
Der from Mr. Gregory OF Charles City, where be was
raised and was afterwards I'm the years 1871 & ~
hired to The ofmer stage owners osiler At FrazePs
Tavern IN New Kent county, where be had wie.....
The marks about the person Of said negro various,
and not well recoliectedthe remarkable aye
in his bead, and very striking about the eyebs Is
likely aud well made Iaiher below the height OF
IN general, and fule bow.egged. lie carried away
with him fashionable blue coat, much worn aud otbe
clothing suited to field negro, JOHN COKE.
ehufo Ceh
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'ESHE subscriber intends, beneeforwaId to practice
Il law IN the Court Of Appeals, In addition to the
courts IN which he now practises.
Jan. rs. 81. .4w G JOHNSON. ~ Stanton.
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k1rbe ENQusRxR 10 DsbiIshsd twice week gene
raiy and three tn~s week daring the session Of the
ydfe Lestsidfwre-Psce, the came heretofore, Five
Dollars per snuum payable In advance Notes Of Char
tered spss,esaying Banks, (onfy) si be received In
pzyment. The Hditurs will guarantee the safely Of
paid by the writers.
~ No paper viii be discontinued hat al the deere
ton otthe until alb arrsaraess have been paid
np. -,
E1wboever Ilssar.n,esth the payment ofntne papers,
thati receive tenth gsusis.
tTkRHS OF ADVERTISING.
II Ose Sqaars-F First Lsssrssos, rs csnts-sdch
eoHtiSsaace, 5a'csnfs.
ss No Adverfisexnest Inserted vnfjI Il has other
paid for or assumed by person IN fhis city
rr as enpircns.
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lfOIi NAIE

fOh - hiSl>
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, containing one
thousand aud twenty lying IN the county OF
iouc sser at the junction of the Dragon Swamp with
she Ptankiiamk fiyer. This land has two story
honse on II, nearly hnished-is well uD,beTed with
white oak aud an sbundsmce of the very heat cypress
capt. Chownpg, living the land, will ride
II with my ohe wishing Ia purchase -Ciains against
the estate OF james Roy, dec will he taken in paynsn
by rHOM.S BOSWELL,
Trustee Of James and Marfka Roy.
Feb. I. s5..I2I.
IL persons having claims against Jos DHRMS
"A DAFT, sec. are requested 10 make them known.
DANIEL CALL. EX'or
Feh. as..N of Joseph Darinsdatt, dec.
NOTICE..
John PtRKHiLL has associated himself with no.
~ BERF s. ROBERTSON and JAMES EELSO, Of
New fors, under the firm Of Pdrkhii, Robertson &
ketso, for the purpose Of tran.actiny an AUCTION
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the CITY Of Richmond,
and under The hrm Of Robertson, krfso& Parkhil
for the purpose Oft ausaclus general COMM SSlON
BUSINESS IN the city of New york.-Tbey respectfully
seiicit share Of the public palthnaee.
JOHN PARKHILL,
ROBERT $. ROBERTSON,
JAMES kELSo.
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SEINE TWINE
WE have for sale. English Seine Urine Of superior
w quality, 18th 81. opposite the Hell Tavern.
ELLIS Il ALLAN.
Feb.6. "A
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

, S.. Andrews, and CT same day, for this port al
! sch Mary Ann, Prince, ST. Andrews cl sch Clio
thier, Cray, New York.
Brig Decatur, Miller, Of Wiscasfet, from Ma
deira, arrived at Gibraltar August 9.
The Olive. Lincoln, OF Wiscasset, from Lon.
don, for Stockholm, passed Elsineur Aug. -.
At Gibraltar Sept 8, brig Monitor, Written
or Kennebunk, from New Orleans.
Brig Decatur, Miller, for Lisbon, sailed frsm
MADEIRA 80 days since.
Brig Alexander, Watts, Of Hallowell, from
Richmond, has ar al Leith.
The schr Globe, OF Dameriscotta, which sailed
from Boston July 90, ar at Gibraltar Aug. 81.
Ar at fredericksburg previous to the 9th inst.
sloop William, Racklid, from Portland.
Ar at New York 9Th inst. schr Morning star,
Hamor, Lubec-10th, schrs Independence, and
Hazard, st. Andrews.
Ship Jane, DrummOnd. for Charleston, sailed
from Liverpool Aug: 20.
Brig iIopestill, otlnson, for Bath, wa, at Glib
raltar Aug. 10, to sail same day. brig wa.
seen outside the Gut, supposed to be the Hope
stih.
Brig Union, Thsobald, ) days from Bath, ar
at Halifax 9th ult.
Ar at Newhuryport 10th inst. sloop Liberty,
Moody, from his port-iIt til, schr Betsey, Us
good, Gardiner sloop Fair Play, Osgood, Ken
nebec.
CT at Charleston 29th ult. schr Dove, Gilmore,
West Indies.
The Catherine, Singer, for Boston, sailed from
Alexandra 5th inst.
Ar at New York 9TH inst brig Azores, Nichols
| OF Maine, Oratava 40
Brig Mary, Hicks, Of Thomaston, from Alex
| an3ris for Boston, remained under SsaweIl's
point, 1st inst. one man having died day before,
! capt. and mate very sick Reported to have
sailed from Hampton Roads 20th.
NORFOLK, Oct. ). The brig Mary, which has
been for several days under Seweli's Point, with
the capt. and crew SICK, and represented TO be
from Alexandra, bound to Boston, turns out. on
/ the authority Of two sailors, who have come up
from her for M dCines TO be from Port au Prime
bound to Boston, with 1900 bags OF coffee on
board. She halls from Thomaston, and has been
lying since the 24th nit. in her present situation
BosToN, Oct. 6.-Ar brig Mary, Emery, Of
Kennebunk, Fort Royal-7th brig Barzillai, Lis
comb, OF Portland, Baltimore, and CT l lth for ST.
Andrews-3th, sch Diomede, Drinkwater. of
Northyarmouth, Baltimore, and cl 18th for Lu-
bee brig Altoona, Porter, of Portland, Cayenne;
schrs Brooksvle, Castine Mary Ann, kenne-
bunk; sloop Aurora, Hallowel-- Cl sloop Mentor
do.-9th, ar brig Francis, Davis, OF Kennebunk,
"a days from St. Ubes. Joseph Hanscum, a sea-
man, fell overheard 9th inst. and was drown ed
brig Betsey, Clifford, Havana 10th sch Nancy,
Tyler, EastPort-1lth, ar sloop Messenger, Hal,
lowell schs Enterprise, Eastport Cyrus, Saco :
sloops Maine, and Votary, Portland aud a large
fleet Of eastern coasteTs-cl orig Mary, Kenne-
bunk sch Betsey, ihomaston. Brig Concord.
Of Bath, for New Orleans, sailed 9th nst.-Brig
BarziliaI, for Il. Andrews. sailed 1lth