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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16

HDURSUANE 10 q decree OF the Su
a. perior Court Of Chaneery, holden
at Winchester, the as,ra day Of Noveu,.
Der, 1897, in the case Of Oliver Funston
and Margaret his wife, late Margare,
Mckay, one Of the daughters, devisees
and leSatees of Andrew Mckay, deed,
against Moses Mckay, one Of tie act
ing executors Of Andrew MeYay, deed,
aud devisee and legetee canned in his
will William Cook, administrator Of
jacob Mckay, deed, who was another
acting executor Of said Andrew Mckay
decd, and others, l shall sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on q
credit OF one; two, and three years, the
purchasers giving bond with good per-
sonsl security, several TRACTS OF
LAND in the county Of Shena ndoah,t
wit : A TRACT situate on the north
west side of the Shenandoah river, adj
joining the lands of hberg ger, OgeI,
and others, containing $50 ACRES
about 215 acres cleared, 100 acRs Of
which is river bottom-the wood land
tolerabiy we'll timbered. On this tract
are two Dwelling Houses, two Barns,
two Stables. one Corn House, aud
Still House, &c. For more particu.
Ter description apply to David Bum
gardner, who resides on the premises.
ANOTHER TRACT, called Robin.
sans Tract, on the north-wes eide Of
Shenandoah river, adjoining the lands
OF John Wood and nthers, supposed to
contain ZOO ACRES.-A good portion
OF this tract is river butt0m. The im-
Proven,ents are Dwelling House,
Barn, &c. For particular deserip-
ton apply to benjamin. Wood.
ANOTHER TRACT, on the north
side of Shenandoah river, distant about
half II mile FROM The river, containing
252 ACRES, unimproved. adjuioing
Burner and Bumgardner. Fer a par
!ieu!ar description apply to Christian
BumSardner.
ANOTHER TRACT, in the same
neishborhood, near Isaac Harshber-
gers, containing $50 ACR ES-wood-
land. Reference to Enos Mckay.
ANOTHER TRACT, adjoining the
land Of William Tyler, containing 256
ACRES-woodIand. Reference TO Da.
vid BumSardner.
ANOTHER TRACT, adjoining the
land of Jeremiah Mckay, continuing
EGO -ACRES-principally Woodland
Reference TO Jeremiah Mckay.
The HALF OF A TRACT of as1
ACRES, on Jobs Mill Run--alI in
Woodland. Reference 10 Eues Mckay.
ANOTHER TRACT, containing So
ACRES, adjoining Matthews and Jas.
SiinsoD--woodland. Reference to Jas.
Stinsou and Enos Mckay
ANOTHER TRACT, containing So
ACRES, adjoining the lands OF WIN.
Tyler. Reference TO David Bumsard-
ner.
ANOTHER TRACT-woodland--
called Andrew McKay's Location,
quoted at f92 ACRES.
The 50 acre tracts, eco, 256. $50,
and 262 acre tracts were grated TO
Andrew Mckay by patents, copies of
which will be furnished On the day of
sale. The sale will commence before
the door of Mrs. sperry's Tavern, in
the town of Luray, on the 25th day
of April next, and continue until all
the lands are sold.
FANCIS NJ. BECKWITH,
March f6, 1922. Commissioner.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
0PWe are authorized to

GPWe are authorized to
announce William b. Page, Esq. as a
candidate at The ensuing election of
Delegates to represent this county in
the General Assembly of Virginia.
TWe are authorized to
announce Richard ". Barton, Esq. as
candidate ut the ensuing election of
Delegates TO represent this county in
the General Assembly sf Virginia.
NPWe are authorized to
announce Col. Joseph Se,rton as a can
didate at the ensuing election Of Belle
gates to represent this county 10 the
General Assembly Of Virginia.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
PUBTTC SHE

DY Virtue ofa Deed Of Trust from
I'D Lewis Johnston, to secure debt
due John Richardson, will offer for
sale, at Bennett Halls Mill, for cash,
on Saturday the SOth inst. Q STILLS;
n WAGON and TWO HORSES {;
a parcel Of HOGS. and variety Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
other articles.
A. S. TIDBALL, Trustee.
March f6-tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
NOTICE.

TNHE Subscriber having resumed the
u Flour and Grocery Business in
Alexandria, begs leave again TO offer
his services to his country friends. -
He will purchase and self fIour-or
receive it on Siorsge.--Ae will keep
constantly on hand a stock Of Groee
ries, and transact any business which
they msy be disposed to coOfide to him.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
March i6-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
ECONOMY OF TIME.

MIR. Johnson, Of Kentucky. lately gave
a solution, (which the NJ Y. dmerican deems
''humiliating but perfectly true.'') ofthe ".e.
cret of long debates and little business" in
Congress. He says, it arises from the pc,
diem allowance of members. He stated,
that the doclIe, was never cleared but once.
and that was short session too, when sat-
arg was received instead OF a per diem. 1t
is certain. had their Honors been working
by the jos thi, session, they could hardly have
found a more Improbable busiue.s.-i6id.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
HORSES.

gENHE subscriber viii have for sale,
a. at the stable of Daniel Linn, in
Winchester, on the day Of Election for
Frederick county, from 50 to 40 head Of
Fine Horses
which be will dispose Of on reasonable
terms for cash.
SAMUEL EFFINGER.
March i6.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
NOTICE.

ME Stockholders of the Smokers
a Gap Turnpike Company will take
notice, that an election will be held on
Saturday The 6,h day of April, at the
house OF Amos Clayton, in Smokers
Gap, TO choose President, four Dircc-
tors, and Treasurer, to serve far tho
ensuing year. BY order of the Board.
~. C. WILLIAMS, Ireas'r.
Marcl, f6-3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16

Election Of Superintendent Of Police.
Z " obedience to an order of the Com.
Fl mon Council, notice is hereby given,
that the Common Council viii, on
Thursday neat, proceed TO elect Su-
perintendent Of Police for the ensuing
year. LEMUEL BENT, Clk.
March t6.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
NOTICE,

E DO hereby forwa.n all p6rsans
4 from trespassing on my IruJ,
either by fishing or huptiug, or pailipg
down fences. Any person sn ,respas-
sing may calculate on the risour OF The
law. GEO. N. BLAkEA,ORE.
March. i6--4t,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
JOH N w. MILLER,
March 16- ct

ETuRNS his thanks TO the pub
IA lie and his friends for the eneour-
aSement he has received since he com
menced business, and takes this method
OF informing them that he has taken
into partnership Mr.. Henry Grove :
the business will in future be conducted
under the firm of
Miller e. GrOUe.
They have en- hand good assortment
OF DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
which they will sell on reasonable
terms for cash, or to punctual custo.
mers, March 16-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
NOTICE.

a LII those indebted to the firm Of
"a sALLMANN & Co. are request
ed 10 come forward and settle their ac
enmpts with MIR. Heist, as he is pro-
perly authorized by me.
Angus L SALLMANN.
March 16- st
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
Il Neu, WQgOn.

EOR SALE, A NEW WAGON,
a. built of the most Substantial ma
terials and finished in the best manner.
A liberal credit will be given the pur-
chaser. Good notes of hand will be
received in payment--or Wheat and
Corn, as will best suit the purchaser
or even good bank paper will be re-
eeiVed in payment. Any person dis
posed TO purchase will please apply to
Mr.. Heiskell, at the Gnzette Office.
Winchester, March 16-tP
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
LAND FOR SALE.

Y virtue Of a Deed of Trust exeeu.
LIFTED to the So. scriber by certain
Samuel Williamson, he will expose to
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
op monday the 18th day of April next,
being the day Of the sitting Of the
County Court of Hampshire, before
the Court House door. in the town
of Romuey, TWO TRACTS OF
LAND; one of which, containing
472 RcreS
and half, and thirty four Poles, lies
on the waters Of North River, branch
OF Great Cacaphon, whereou the said
Samuel Williamson lately resided
The OTHER TRACT is situa'S on
Crooked Run, branch Of Lit:Ie Ca.
caphou, and contains
One Hundred .4crcs
more or less. Both of the above de,
scribed tracts Of lands lie in the county
Of Hampshire, and were conveyed to
ihe subscriber in trust to secure the
payment OF a sum Of money 10 John
Wright, to raise which The sale will
be made. Such title will be made TO
the above lanSs as is vested in the sub
seriber by the above mentioned deed Of
trqst. SAM'L. KERCHEVAL, ir.
Romney, March f6-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16

Iii. said, that the Spanish Minister ut
Washington, has taken the Presidents Mes
sage, relative 20 acknowledging the Indepen-
dence Of South America, in very high dud-
geon, aud has entered formal protest against
the measures it propo'es to adop'; and that
he intends to take his departure from the
country. So says repor,.-Bdit. Pat.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16

w ASHINGTCN, MARCH y.
y o.: - nov before the House OF Represen.
'at'"e', having been reported on Monday
fast by the COMMITTEE of Ways and Means,
the tile OF which is, "a hill to revise aud q.
mend the several oct. imposing duties on i'm
ports and tonnage" This bill proposes GER.
tain alterations al rhe present tariff OF duties
oa Imports and, we incline 60 think, has
chaotc OF being discussed and, If discussed,
o' o-''S passed, at the present session OF Coo.
gre-s.
As the subject is OF much Importance, we
shall publish the bill at large in our mex. pa.
per The principal object of the DILL is to
increase the duties On silks, iron, hardware,
and a variety OF specified articles. and to
change certain duties, which are now at va-
lOrem, to specific dulies.-Nqt. Int,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
PLiladeIph;a. McrcL.

PHILADELPHIA, MGrck, z.
|, We understand in consequences OF some
Misunderstanding among the Naval Officers
at Boston, Captains Shaw & Hull have
been placed under srrest.--As'we sre not full
ly epprised the causes which have led to
this unpleasant circumstsnce we refrain
from making any remark, other than that oil
expressing our regret at its Occurrences.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16

The name Of CoBBErr's new paper is to
be the 6 Cridiron.' The Providence Dfa,a.
ufdcturer'S Journal thinks it very proper
title, if the object is to promote 6yoiis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
SPANISH NJ ATNE.

BY the schr. Tartar, IN IL days from Curs-
Goa, the Editor Of the New.YoIk Advocate
ha, received files OF the Curscos Courant to
the l7th March. The intelligence Of The in-
dependence Of Qa,io is confirmed. 1t took
place on the is,n OF September, after battle
With the Spaniards, in which they sustained
complete defeat. Every thing was tranquil
in Vcnezeuis, snG commeree, ihoogh not
brisk, continued steady. The government
of Columbia had directed tho erection of build
ings, for the humane purpose ot accom- m oda,-
iog those cilizcns who had been ioval,ded
during the war, and who were in Deed Of as
sistonce. The appointment Of the royslist
General La Tore to the captain -geuerslship
OF Porto Rico, cnd that OF General Morales as
his successor in tho chief milits-y command
in Venc zeuls, sre officially confirmed by an
arrival OF Porto Csbei!o hom Spain. L. was
ruo,cred, that Morales had proceeded to CO.
to, where nc had collected 5000 men and was
medituting an attack on Msrsesybo. The
editor says, Z" remark, would DC thsown away
upon this it requires eorfr ma,ion."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
A EROIN

Molly Macauly, who received pen
sion from the state of Pennsylvania for ser
vices rendered during the revolutionary
war, was well known to the general Off
GERS as brave ard patriotic woman.
She was called Sergeant MacauIy, and
was wounded at some battle, supposed TO
be Brandywine, where her sex was dis
covered. Ii was common practice
for her to swing her sabre over her head,
and huzza for " Mad Anthony" as she
termed Gen Wayne. Ii was not an un-
usual circumstance to 6nd women in the
ranks disguisedas men, such was their
ardor for independence. Elizabeth Canu-
ing was at gun at Fort Washington,
when her husband was killed, and she
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

This day the Freemen Of this State
will meet in their respective towns tor the
choice of General Officers for the ensu-
ing year and also to vote on the ques-
ton OF calling a convention for the pur-
pose IF forming Constitution. No op-
position being made to the Republican
Prox, the gentlemen therein nominated,
will undoubtedly be elected. On the
important question of the Convention,
remarkable apathy seems to prevail, SO
that 1t is apprehended the proposition
will be negatived.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
-n:G:~-
TO Me Citizens of Ne1vb0rt.


In all enlightened, polished and well
regulated governments, the preservation
oil the lives OF the citizens, is maxim
that few will deny. The SmaN POx, is
one ofthe most terrible scourges 10 which
human beings are liable the Kiine Pcck,
one of the greatest blessings. AS a pre-
ventive OF the former, the latter is n0lv
offered to you Win you accept, or
will you reject the offered blessing?
That the Kline Pock, is a safe and GER
tain preventive of the Small Pox, has
been proved by demonstrations Thou
sands of persons, who have received the
Kline Pock, have been tested by the
Small Pox, and have been found proof
against its attack. They have, also,
bSen in hospitals, on ship-board, in ar
mics, and in houses, fer days and months,
where the small pox was, and in every
instance. without being in the least az
iected, by the varioius coutagion. These
are stubborn facts, which cannot bc de-
MED. Under these circumstances, with
danger staring US in our faces, 1OW it re-
main long TO be said, that any affection
ate ta'her, or mother, or guardian, has
neglected one OF the most important du.
ties, to wit, the preservation OF their own
and the lives Of their offspring ?-There
are probably, two thousand persons in
this town, who have not been vaccinated.
What havoc and distress, would the
Small Pox produce, should it once make
ITS appearance among US. Would it not,
then, become the guardians of the health
OF our citizens, to pay some stien,ion TO
the subjects, and use their endeayors To
effect an object so necessary, to the well
being OF society, as that Of a general vac
cination Pit is probable, that, not ten
in an hundred, will go forward to be vac
cInated, in the ordinary way. Such
neglect, on the part OF individuals, can
only be remcdied, by all united effort Of
the whole population of the town, to
cause general incubation for the Kline
Pock. This is a matter of public safety,
and common prudence, the guardians of
the health of our citizens, have an un-
doubted right to expect that every mem
bsr OF the community. will readily ac.
quiesce in measure so importan, to the
rising generation. Every sensible per-
son, male or female, will no longer be
remiss in the performance Of j duty, so
important to themselves, and the commu-
n,ty at large; as that Of causing their
children TO be vaccinated, and thereby,
preserve them ors0er, from The terrible
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

Extract ofa letter from gentleman in Lam
caster Penn. 10 hss Jr,eHa IN BalnEt0re, Gaf-
ed .dhrn J.
"a shocking outrage was -conmi,ted IN
this place the night before iasl-as you kno"
some OF the persons concerned / viii endeas-
or TO give you the par'ieuiars-soms time
last TALL an improper Intimacy was discovered
to exist between H aud he wiio Of L..
Some time afterwards an ecclai ircise ent
took place, and L. and bis wife again lived
ogelher.- Monday nigh. while Mr,. L.
was asleep, her husband tied thin rope
rouod her occk and stranged her, add other
wnc abused ,ne body--he rue1 dragged her
I'D Stars ioto the arrct, and faspepdsd her
10 one of the joist--aiter which ne weat to
the house of IL a, med with Q pair of pis.
tolls, loaded wuh double bullets--e0tered the
house by some mesns, with an insention "a
murder IL, who with his wife got out of
he'd and weut towards the room door. IL
enoaited who was there When L. fired
BON pistols--the load iIom one OF whic h
greZsd The forehead OF H tho o her entered
The breast Of Mrs. IL. who instantly expired
she was IN the last stage OF pregnancy. Mrs.
L. was stated TO be in the same situation.
rnus mas tins fatal intrigue terminated, we
my say, in Inc destruction OF four human
beings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

length agreed with ibe co1sry, e>nnemen 20
borrow of the Bank four miit1(ls-sso 10 nis'
tribute IL among The sgricuh1siiis o. . "r
rate OF intefesl, and upon es,5 ssnfpy
A Treasury Oder ha, bee o ssnso, pe''
miliiog the use Of wheat IN nsit,y ace oi'-
tilliog.
The accounts received from -yE1snd dor
ing the preceding week, are STATED 20 DC ss-
rioosiy slaI oaing, and 10 almost sxcEs sn sP-
prebension that eyes the iocres>sog teffo"
Of the Law will be insufficient for TIE accom-
plishm-ot of al object 80 universally snd isf-
vently desired.
RUSSIA md TURKEY
II is now saio, on The suihofay Of letter
fom Norembs'g, dated ih. 27th Of Jsousfy'
that Oh the 10Th Of December, the Res lii
endi communicated 20 the EngI,sh sod Aus
tIIan Am5assadofs the answer Of the Quo
man Porte 10 The Russian Ukimssum, 10
which his sublime HIghness gave a general
consent TO Ihe kussisn propo, o,isoas, but tnsI
he required lhsm TO be modified 10 several
particulars.
In The Gazette de France, there are accounts
from Vienna Of the 23d Of Jsauay, 10 which
it is ssid that on that day the GO,efnof and
Directors oi The Imperial Bank yspl 10 thank
the Emperor ffsBeis for Gne fsS>f'~men nc
had isnied io that Establishment during the
past year on which occssioo, tis NeJesiy
observed TO them the: he csieuisfd upon the
Of pesce in the Ea,l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
Bosros, April II.


A letter from Aux Csyes Of March 3 men
tions that d squadron OF three French tugales
had entered the bay Of Ssmsns, landed about
500 men, plobdered Two pIsntsusos, sod dc.
suoyed lutte village. a Hayuen General
win thousand black troops cane 60 oppose
them, and siter some skirDishiny In which
several men were killed, they embarked.
The frigates sitersaId d. bombard:d lbe place,
and eniiely Destroyed az. The HfyuIen Cen
ersi also was wounded, and seseai Otiice rs
and men were killed. This sfiH had pro-
duced lively sensation at Aux Csyes, and it
was appreheadsd the French inhabusnts
would be thrown into prison. Itwss report
ed tha, Pre,Iden, Boyet bad SEQ vessel to
MartInlqus TO enquire into the sDGter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
NEWPORl.
hebAbllcan Nomination.
WEDSESDAY, AP III IL,

Republican Nomination.
Al General Republican Convention, hoi.
den ia Providence, On The 10Th vi Jsnusry,
ls2z-Hon. EDWARD WILCOX, President I;
PELEG WILBUR, j.. SecreIsry--H t1as unan-
rm0Hsly hessfvee, That. ihe following gentle.
msn compose the Republican Prox which
is recommended for The scpporl oil The free.
men Of itIs state, at their next eiec.lcn Of
General Ottcefs -:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

took his place Immediately; loaded
primod, and fired the cannon with which
She was entrusted. She was wounded
III The bseast by grape shot. II would
be interesting 10 collect anecdotes OF the
services rendered by women during the
revolutionary wsr.-Nat. DIDO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
DIED.,

In this town. on the 4th inst Mr. James Darjse.
in the 6ist year of his age
On the 18th inst. Mrs. Yir,ue Nubbar aged 4s,
wife OF MIR cD N. EubJsrG, and daughter vt Mr.,
Samuel T. aikc, OF NJ M.ddletown.
At irovidence, on the 9th met. Hon. WILLIAM
JoNEs. aged o7-formerly Governor Of this state
Mrs Ruth .7rnoid, wife Of Mr.. Ahab Arnold.
AT Union Springs. Ny Mr.. George B Robinson,
aged 30, tormerly OF this town.
At Cazenovis, n. Mr.. Oliuer L. Borden, aged
81, formerly of Portsmouth
AT Charleston s. c. MIR. John Gardner, aged Sc,
formerly OF this town..
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his Exc ELLExcY
WILLIAM &. GIBBS,

his Exc ELLExcY
WILLIAM {. GIBBS,
COYERNOB
HIS HONOR
CALEB EAkLE,
LIEUT. GOFERNOH.
SE.s.4L OhS.
!. Thomas Fry, Esq.
2. Nathan Brown, Esq.
3. John D'Vvolf, Esq.
4. Benjamin Smith, Esq.
5. William Humphrey, Esq.
6. Stephen b. Cornell, Esq.
7. William WhIppie, Lsq.
3. Elisha Watson, t.sq.
8. William Valentine, Esq.
10. John k. Waterman, Esq.
Henry Bowen, Esq. Seo etary.
Dulee J. Pearce, tsq. AftOrncy Cen'l
Thomas. q. Pitman, Esq. Gen. 7re0
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

CT we are authorised 70 state, that the report,
which has been circulated q few days past. that
the czodiL.is for .l.e Assembly had expressed an
opnIon unrrIendfy 10 the privileges or the Engine
Companies, is entirely unfounded
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

DARING enthusiastically, be-
tween ? and half past O'Clock, the Office Of
Mr. John Mart'n, broker, situate in The most
public part oil the ,owD, was broken open end
robbed OF upwards of $500 dollars, in bank
aotes, principally Of the banks in tnis S,aIe.---
A reward OF S 500 Is offered by Nj, NJ ior
the recovery OF toe money-frov. .an,. yest.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
SHIPPING LIST.
lORI / OF NEW PORT.
EhTERE


Sloop Herald Bliss, New .Yoik; do Roebuck.
Crsndall, Boston sch MaryAnn, Dennis, Mar,inicc.
CLE.iRED.
Brig Brutus, Philips, West.,ndies; sloop r u,
Jones, Cahoone, N. York do. Hate, on, Vars, 90
schooner Ann. Browneil, Norfolk and Richmond:
sioop Agent, B.iyen, N. York
FrtGag. .ipTl l2-Arri,edsch Mary. Ann, Dennis,
% days from -. Pierres
Sa,ss deg Brig Collector, Brcwnell, II days
from Trinidad, for Bristol Left there, t,ig Nich-
olas Felix, Calvert Of this port, for Baltimore.
to sail next day
Monday. .3tri is-Arrived sloop Jane. M1nrc.'
Palmer, Is days from New Shetland with csreo
OF OIL Sailed IN COMPANY with sch Express Dup-
bar, and Freight Cutter, for stonington Jan ,.
en- the coast spoke brig Ahecna, of Brislo-- March
"A, in lat. 8. 3D. Ion IS, 90, brig Francis Henry
Chase, OF Falmouth, Mass 5 months from BrazI
Bank and 40 days from ST Salvador with 30 tong
oll-Apri -, lat IS 81. lon. So, so, sch Ontario.
40 days IRON surrinam. bound 10 Gioucesler.
-iFl!OR.aND.a
SBlPw1EcK On Monday last arrived ,Le Of
GERS. crew, and passengers, (tuen,y.six in the
wno'e, including Two ladies and one child of the
Diiiish ship speeulator Capt John spnk. in tap
nos's; the ship having suddenly sprung leak. oG
Long island, which almos, instantly filled. owing
10 ner n,vng clay ballast which choked the pumps
ana rendered them useless Alter the shin wsi
abandoned, she drove on shore at Secope, Point
ana went TO pieces The people ON board took 10
the boats on sunday morning, and arrived in Nsr-
row river, on The Nar-sg anse, shore, on the sans
evening The next day they reached this place iu
sa'e,y The ship was from New York, bound to
England.
The sch. Tssseil, Dsy,or. of this port. sailed
from Savannah. March 2s for Mobile
Ihe orig Eagle, Swinburnc, Of Providence, was
at Dublin Feb 5
The brig Otter. Hopkins. arrived a, M,,snras,
March Is, IL days from New York.
Al Wilmington Msroh 20, bris, Hiram, Easton,
from this port Cleared sch SsrsA-Ann, yinson,
for Aquin.
The shfP Fisher Anes. Rider. Of this port, sail.
ed from Charleston, April !, b9uni r.. Beam,