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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
NOTICE.

DIED in November last, in Charles
~ county, Maryland, Mr.. JOHN Rowe,
Sen. long resident OF that county. The
administrator of his estate requests Mr..
John Rowe. Jr. should this notice be seen
by him, to return and receive his share OF
the property left by the deceased-Any
information relative to said John Rowe,
will be thankfully received by his sister
now residing in Charles County Md.
July 4 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
MarshaIs' Sale.
NOTICE.

IA7TLL be exposed to public sale, on
w the fifteenth day of August, at the
Trap, in Nanem Charles county, and
state OF Mary land, about Is likely negro
slaves among them are two valuable
house carpenters. and some Of as valuable
slaves as any 10 the county; also, an ex-
cellen bay craft, with her rigging. tackle,
and tender, some excellent draugbt horses,
work oxen, and other cattle, sheep 4 hogs,
plantation utensils, consisting OF Wagons.
carts, ploughs. SC household and kitchen
furniture, consisting of valuable beds and
furniture, desks, tables, vchairs, iron pots
Dutch ovens, &c. and variety of other
property too tedious to enumerate The
above negroes and other property are We
ry valuable, and will positively be sold at
the time and place above mentioned The
terms will be made known on the day OF
sale.
THOS. A. DAVIS.
VIM. w. DUNNINGTON.
July Is tl5 aug
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
"HamiltOn School"

MYTH the design OF conforming to
w precedent heretofore unknown)
respecting the terms of tuitioa, the regula-
lions OF this Institution are altered as fol-
lows, viz:
The school will be divided into two
'SIaSses; the first, TO he instructed in Spell
ing, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Eng
1lsn Grammar, and Geography, at , dol
ars per quarter. The second, in the Con-
iiHuetlon OF Maps, Use of The Globes,
history, Letter and Essay Writing, Alge.
ora ora Geometry, Logarthms, Plane Trlgo-
nnouelry, Height and Distances, MensuIa-
Uaa' ana The Latin Language, at dollars
S$9Ill', INK and pencils so cents.
! ae cay will be divided into three ses-
Uus-,he hrst tom sunrise untal haLEpcst
~. ,''", IL .M' the second from nlne unit
'''' Tue 'hTd from three until sir p NJ.
;,,uo J. THOMAS WHEAT.
'1pS''"''"daats OBice, July 20, 1922.
Notice.
PROPOSALS will be received BY the
ins, subscriber until Thursday the q5th
bs, N wi regulating and paving an Alley
horn r%e g. W ashlngton & ST. Asaph streets,
i,,v ., J"MES CARSON, S. P.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
$500 REWARD.

ELOPED On the night of Saturday the
T. goth inst. the following negro men,
viz BOB, formerly called Harrison,
and JOE BAKER, his brother, the pro.
perty of Thomas Marshall; ESSEX and
ANANIAS, the property of John Marshall,
Jun. and ANTHONY. belonging to James
K. Marshall, all residing in Fauquier
county, Va.
BOB
is about 60 years ofage, of black complex
ion. about B ieet Z or inches high, and a
cooper by trade,
JOE BAKER.
is blacksmith, a year or two younger
than the other, OF much lighter complex
ion, and taller by an inch or more; both
had new linen shirts and trowsers. The
former wore occasionally. light blue iac-
ket, and long cloth coat partly worn {;
the latter hat OF rabit's fur, with black
Grape which he has probably removed,
though the mark of it may perhaps be seen
as the hat is OF a dingy white.
ESSEX
is a tall, handsome negro, of light COM
plexion, prominent features, aud wears
large whlskers about SO years of age
ANANlAS
is very black and not so tall; FL or s9 years
OF age.
ANTHONY
is a tall stout man, OF light complexion, and
disagreeable countenance, although bis
features are good; his eyes have peculiar
appearance, and seem somewhat oiood-
shot. They went of with negro man ma
med Tom, formerly belonging to Thomas
Marshall. Tom was lately apprehenoed
in Philadelphia, brought TO Warren'on,
Fauquier, lodged in jail and SOLD to ira
der, name unknown; he broke Jail Sabou'
a fortnight ago and has been lurking IN
this neig bborhood, but without our know
ing il. until the others had eloped, with
him. He is tall negro, with a complexion
like his cousin Joe Bakers 1t is said that
the advertisement descr bing him, stas'e HIM
20 have swelling on his head and one on, on
his back; he is about 26 years old. lbere
is no doubt they are all endeavoring to
pet to Philadelphia. We will give boo
respectively for each Of our men, it taken
out of the state; and fifty dollars Tor each
of them it apprehended within the state'
and in either case safely delivered to US.
What reward has been offered for Tom is
not known 10 the subscribers.
THOMAS MARSHALLr
JOHN MARSHALL, Jr.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
Oak Hill, Fauquier, July g Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
Notice.

IN consequence Of the atroclous and un.
1 pardonable conduct of the woman Ann,
called my wife, am compelled to dis
miss her from my protection, house and
board; and do hereby forwam and caution
all persons from crediting her, or any
other person, in my name, or or, my account
as am determined rot to pay any debt
after this date, except contracted by ny
self, or my written order
EVAN WILLIAMS.
iuly Is 81:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23

A. c.. Cazenove 9 Go.
HAVE for sale, on accommodating
4 Il terms,
Young dyson and.gunpowder tea, cargo
Of ship Panther, imported last month;
Prime retailing molasses
N. E. run, Jamaica do.
Whiskey, gin, and sugar
Finest old madeira & port wine,
Cut nails & brads Cd to 40d inclusive
Dupont's gunpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish segars, yellow soap
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with a very extensive stock of American,
European, and India piece goods
NAV 16
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23

THIS DAY.
Public Sale,

Public Sale,
|ON TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, will be
~ sold at the Auction Store, a variety OF
goods, among which are
Sugar of different qualities
Molasses, Whiskey
Vinegar
s Ill., $:i; and Win.
Chocolate, Raisins
Mustard, Ink powder
Shoe blacking
Beds & Bedsteads
Chars, Sideboaros
Bureaus
81 india Mating
Also
Queensware (open lots
4 Thread, cottons, vestiDgs, callcoes
&c, &C.
Also
IL boxes lemons, without reserve
Will be sold,
At the Auction Store without reserve,
shares Alexandra Bank Stock
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct. ~,
iu)v go
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
Cut Nails & Hoop Iron.

Cut Nails & Hoop Iron.
TIME subscribers have received another
l. supply of cut nails, brads. ard hoop
iron, and can execute orders for any sizes.
Also,
Swedes iron in fiat, square & round bars
Casks fresh rice, bales of cotton
Baskets of Bordeaux oil lst quality
Boxes OF white s. brown Havana sugars
Barrels of Muscovado do
Barrels white loaf DO NO
Chests and half chests young hyson tea
Half chests s. catty boxes hyson 90
Catty boxes gunpowder DO
Boxe ~ of Windsor soap best quality
Bills of n. E. rum, gin and whiskey
Pipes of Holland gin
Boxes of window glass, all sizes
Qr. casks {, boxes fire old port
Pipes hlf pipes & quarter casks wines
Murdocb's best
Dupont's gun powder and
a very extensive stock of wooden, sco'ton,
!. linen goods BY packages or piece
july 60 A. c. CAZENONEl& 20.
French Goods.
VNHE subscriber has just received from
4 Charleston, S. c.
9 doz fruits in brandy, consisting OF
peaches. apricots, green cages, y green
prunes
doz Double rose water
2 doz Capers
10 boxes olives each box containing |
dozen
doz Rataha de cotinal
st. Pierre Martinique
9 China jars preserved ginger
g boxes dryed ciron
dozen pine apple syrup
5000 French lines
all Of The very best quality, and latest i'm
portation.
JOHN HEPBURN.
july % q
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY ExECUTE0 At THIS OFFICE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
NOTICE.

Office Of the Marine Insurance Company of
Alexandria,
July 8, 1922.
THE stockholders are hereby informed
L that dividend of FIVE. per cent, is
this day declared on that part OF the capt.
tai Stock now paid. Which will be ready
to be paid on and after Saturday the 18Th
Of this month. }. B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
July 4 law3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-23
:. forfeited Fairfax lands.

y. a g.. HARSTELLER has in his pos.
non.os session. List Of Land sold for the
n ! NO PISoymenl Of the U. States Direct tax
sers ns ~, aosether with owners and purcha-
Zoe redan' &c. part OF which may yet
nav po'ad. Any knowledge which he
sraIui,1msIss concerning the same will be
zen Al ~ bestowed. The list may be
The a. la .Se Auction office.
paid9 viii ,Ei'ers OF those at! distance (post
Jglv 9 S''e"1ed TO-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
perain marine Ni8t.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIyED...JuNE %.

Schr Haley, SandliD, Edentons ". C.. f:
shingles to Geo III Smoot u Co.
Schr Hope, Sandlin, Currituck shin.
giles and palings to Geo II Smoot & Co.
JUNE so. Schr Malvina, Gardner, St
Thomas, II DIS; sugar and coffee 10 S
Messersmith. David Waston, of New
York,fell overheard on the day Of leaving
81 Thomas,aBd was devoured by shark,
before any assistance could be rendered
Sch Victory, Halves, Boston, 10 days;
beef and nackerel to Tn II Rowland.
Sch Friend to Peace, Nickerson, Nee
York, 10 DIS; ballast to T H Howland:
Schr Odin, Weeks, st Johns, e r 3
timber for the navy yard.
Sloop Henry, Rhodes, Providence, RI.
via Norfolk gin and new cheese to the
master. SAILED
Brig Halsey, Small, Boston.
Sch Ann, Rowland, Providence, r. I:
Lydia, Hicks, do
MEMORANDA.
The Susan, Clark, sailed from Deal
10th May, for this port.
Brig Sylvester-Ileaiy, hence, arrived
al Boston Oath uIt.
Schr Lombard, Green, at Pernanbu,
co 18th May, taking in.
Brig James Monroe, Tobey, at Per.
nambuco 10Th May, to sail in so d.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
FATAL ACCIDENT

On Saturday morning the s.h inst. Mr..
James Waddle, blacksmith, Of the
town ofColumbias was killed dead in the
following manner.
He and two choppers went out to the
woods for The purpose of telling green
timber; some trees were fslled and while
Mr.. Waddle was seated upon tree off of
which one ofthe choppers was cutting a
stick Of timber % feet long, the piece be-
ing cut of and the ground descending it
rolled withMr. w on it Sethrew him back
wards and rolled over his head and body,
and crushed him to death, instantly. Mr..
Waddle was an industrious honest man
in his 45th year, and respectable in So
ciety. He has left vile and two chill
drep, | Washiugtsn ( Pa. )Reh. June II,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
PROM HOLLAND.

Rotterdam and Antwerp papers have
been received at Boston to the 18th
May. Under the heed "Paris, May S."
there is an ordinance Of the king pub
lisbed in the MoDiteur, the FIRST article OF
which, provides ",that the premiums o!
10 francs persi00 Kilograms, granted
by our preceding ordinances on cottons
of the two Americas, Introduced into
our ports in French vessels, shall be al
lowed in cases and on the conditions pre-
scribed by the said ordinances, on every
importation made by the vessels which
shall leave the ports of the kingdom be-
fore the LIST of September, 1899, whate-
yer may be the date Of their return"
1t appears by advices received at An
twerp on the 9TH ult. that the plague had
broken out at Constantinople, where il
was making great ravages. 1t had ex-
tended as far as Pera and to the fort, and
a great number of Europeans had fallen
victims to il.
The accounts from St. Petersbugh, are
Of the 18th April and decidedly warlike.
The equipages of the grand dukes, who
wish to accompany the Russian guards,
had been forwarded to Mnsk; those oil
Alexander were not to be forwarded un-
til he Joined the army, which he was only
prevented doing by the non-arrival oil
VI. rattischeff, who however, was hourly
expected.
The Dutch papers are full Of detail 9,
highly consolitory, respecting the tri-
jumps which every where attend the Gre
clan arms. The subscriptions in aid Of
their cause in Russia alone, amounted to
100000 rubles. rN Y. Com. .fdu.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
STRAW.

1t is stated in the Salem Gazette, that
theEDglish smooth stalked meadow grass
or the English spear grass as i, is called,
grows in great abundance in New
England, and is equal to any Leghorn for
strength and beauty. We think, after the
splendid specimens of American made
bonnets, that it would be wickedly ex ra-
VACANT and wholly uncharitable if we,
were TO patroDize foreign country for
this article. they can be made as cheap
and better at home
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01

We understand that bills Of iudictmefs
were sent to the grand jury of the city OF
Philadelphia against thirty seven persons
for having been concerned in rios at the
election in St. Mary's Church In Apri,
last. Bills were found against thirty.
three persons. Dem. Pyeso,
A very important case is before tho
chancellor OF New York ON motion for
an injunction to restrain certain persons
from officiating as bank directors, on the
ground OF corruption and fraud in con-
Quoting their election, and to sppoint
trustees to manage the concerns of the
bank. The decision in this case is ex,
pected to settle two points Of great inn
portance. I. How far the chancellor
will interfere with the elections of COR
porations. 9. How far the direction of a
bank is trust in the eye of court of
eqaHy. [i6.
In consequence Of the recent escaps of
a number Of prisoners from the New
York pcnitentiary, the common counc;,
of Ncw-York have referred to com.
mittee the proposition that the keeper,
who attend the convicis employed on the
roads, should be armed with musauets.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
LIGHTNING.

Considerable injury was sustained near
Newark, IN. J lately, by the electric
fluid. Two barns, IN one of which, there
were several loads of hay, and IL hhds. of
vinegar, were totally destroyed. The
Presbyterian church at Paterson was also
struck, and the steeple and interior of the
building considerably injured.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
cos1siUNIcA ALTON.

This being the day appointed to chuse
member for the second ward, in the
place OF James McGuire, resigned, Mr..
PRESLEY JACOBS will be supported by 9
Number of HaferR.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01

AT a meeting of young men of Wood
stock, Va. it was resolved tina, they would
dispense with the use of all foreign u,
quors in celebrating the "fourth of July"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01

The wooIleu mills belonging to Mr..
Levi Plat, of Plsttsburgh, N. Y. were
destroyed by FIRE on the 18th inst. toge-
Their with the whole machinery, aud 4OC
lbs, Of wool,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
FROM GIBRALTAR,

Gibraltar papers of the 18th May have
been received al the Office of the Boston
Palladium They have published the final
decision of congress in favor of South
America. The Algcrines have rejected
the late Spanish overtures, and hostilities
are expected against the Spanish ship
ping-(Ohcial.) The ruling party in
Carthagena refuse TO receive the com.
mandant appointed by government, and
arms have been resorted TO to resist him.
The Spanish Cortes have authorized 60
vernment to Danish bishops, sc. for of.
fences, and seize their Temperatures. The
French government has prohibited Spa
nish newspapers being bro't into France
The occurrences in the Brazils have eau
sed much agitation in the Portuguese
Cortes, One of the Brazilian deputies to
the Portuguese cortes has proposed a
scheme, "by which alone the connexion
between Brazil and Portugal could in his
opinion be maintained" Another B. de
putty appeared to be against this scheme.
The deputies complain of meeting nu-
merous insults in Lisbon. The diploma
tic committee of the Portuguese Cortes
reported in favor of Withdrawing the
troops from Monte Video. The cortes
disapproved of the report 81 to %. Fo.
reigners are not to be permitted TO reside
in Portugal without giving security for
their good behaviour. There were dis
turbances in Lisbon from the 18th to the
22d of April, by an attempt of the natives
TO prevent a number OF Gallicians from
being employed. The Portuguese Cortes
has conferred on the government, for one
month, the extraordinary power OF reno.
wing officers or private individuals from
one place to another in the Kingdom, with.
cut previous trial, wherever i, may deem
i, necessary ior The preservation of tram
guilty. Alter the year 1895 none of the
following articles will be admitted. for
consumption, into Portugal, st. unless
they be OF national growth, viz. sugar,
tobacco, cotton, coffee, cocoa, and spirits
drawn from either sugar canes or honey.
We have before noticed that a work
was preparing under the patronage ofthe
King Of Great Britain representing his
Coronation; we now have some further
particulars OF this SPLENDID PupL1cA.
ZION. THE whole OF the text is TO be
printed in letters Of gold. 1t will be ac>
companied with superb engravings of the
procession, including great number oil
Portraits, as finished drawings in colours,
the figures to be about .fVe inches in
length Plates, in the same style, ex.
hibiting The browning of George. w. and
the Banquet will also accompany the vol
ume. 1t is to be published by MIR. Ack.
ermaD,who assure the public that not one
copy shall be printed beyond the number
subscribed for. Specimens of the work
were exhibited in London in May. The
price is not mentioned.
MIR Dawson Turner is preparing 70,
press IN London, Splendid Publication,
containing fac SMILES of the hand writing
OF one thousand Of the most eminent cha
racters Of England, from an early period
ot their history, to the close of the lasl
century, with biographical notices and
original portraits.
EA'rAT
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01

Another human skeleton has been dis.
inferred by the canal diggers at Reading,
penn Some triDkets, glass phial. and
an amalgamated sort of coin, bearing a
Latin inscription, in some places tolerably
iegible, were found on the spot, but no
date could be discovered.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01

The Mail Stage from this City to New.
York, was runaway with, on Wednesday
last between New Brunswick and Bride-
town. The horses were frightened by
the sudden blaze issuing from brick kiln,
* after runing some distance, were stops
ped by coming in contact with tree,
when the carriage was dashed to pieces.
The driver was thrown from his seat and
considerably hprt. There were two pas
aengers in the coach, but they received
no injury. Phiiadelhhia Union,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01

NAVY DEPARTMENT, JUNE 2G.-Mid.
thipmen who have been examined, and
found qualified for promotion, will wear.
by way of distinction, gold star, in the
centre of The gold diamond now worn on
the collar of their coats.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
SHIP ALBION.

Letters received yesterday by the shin
Robert Fulton state, that Mr.. Everhart.
With the assistance of the mate, was abou,
to craw up a narrative Of the particulars
Of the loss of the Albion. Up to the OH
OF May the weather had been SO boiste-
rous as to prevent all approach to the
wreck. On that day il became calm. and
the fishermen had succeeded since in
saving all the specie except one key
The James Chopper, which arrived a.
Liverpool on the 10th ult. had stormy
passage. ei5.
The cadets under the command az
captain Partridge of Norwich, lately visit
ed Concord, N. II. where they were cor
daily and heartily welcomed by the citi.
zens of that place. They then proceed
ed to Hopkinton, where similar attentions
were paid them afer which, they re-
turned toNorwich by the way of Windsor.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
HOHEe " COWW"HIIUI
The Uesterr Country.

From the Lexington Public Advertiser.
Commissioners on the part Virginia
have given notice that they wish to en-
ploy number Of hands in improving the
navigation Of the Great Kenhawa river (;
to give twelve dollars per month and
boarding from Haytill November. A
canal has been commenced from Rich
mond to the mouth Of Dunlap's creek, on
Jsckson's river, at the eastern foot Of the
Allegany mountain, a distance Of $50
miles From thence to the falls oil the
Kenhawa, there will be good road of 90
miles and from thence to the mouth of
the kenhawa on the Ohio, there will
good navigation 9 miles. BY this route
the Virginisns hope to draw large share
Of the western trade to Richmond The
canal is commenced, the road is con-
4racted for, and the improvement Of the
Kenhswa will be prosecuted through the
snguing summer.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01

The New York Advocate gives an ac~
count OF famous dinner enjoyed by the
Hoboken Turtle Club Oh Thursday last,
1t was found, on examining into affairs,
that they had realized twenty-five per
cent profit for the last year. which made
the holders of U. s. Bank Stock stare.
with surprize.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01

II is understood that the presiden, has
rendered to Caesar A. Rodney, ESQ. OF
Delaware, mission to one Of the repub.
lies of South America, and that Mr.. Rod
ney has made choice of that to Buenos
Ayres. PHILADELPHIA Union.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01
ST. DOMINGO.

Our attentive correspondent. Mr.. VIM.
81. Lyford, forwarded the following in
formation furnished by cant. Chamber.
lain, who arrived at Norfolk in IL dave
from ST. Jago de Cuba. Capt. e. states
that day or two previous to his sailing,
accounts arrived from SANTANA, that a
French feet had arrived in that Bay
that the officers were on shore, and that
an important negotiation was going on,
the object of which was not known, but
supposed to relate to a cessioD 81 a part
Of the island Of St. Domingo to the
French Government. The feet in ques-
ton consisted of 6 or seven frigates, which
capt &. understood had been at Sauna
ma a short time before, but were ordered
off by the authorities Of the place, until
the pleasure Of president Boyer could be
observation-disclosures it returned and as a.
bove stated the officers were permitted tc
land. - Bali. Gag
Vvgiaia Route Of Communication wisd
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-07-01

SuDdry charges have been preferred
against the Hon. Edward Evans, Judge Of
Probate for the county Of Grafton, N. H.;
among item the taking Of unlawful fees
for his official services-neglectiDg to
file papers relative to the settlement Of
eststes--obtaining iIiicitly pensions grant
ed by government to minors, children TO
those who fell in the late war, and wrong
fully Withholding the money from said
suffering estates of deceased
persons TO remain so long under admit
nistration that the estates have been
squandered-of defrauding pensioners Of
the gratuity granted them by govern
ment, tyc. In the Legislature commits
tee has reported in favor OF an inyesti-
CATION, and copy of the charges has
6sen furnished The judge By the clerk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-07

Mays, with Oysters, and several craft from
the fort, that laid there during The freeze.
Brig Venus kelly-6rig Columbus Mar
6uly-Brig Swan heelwrighl- Schooner
Mary, Garrick; they being at the fort dur
ing the freeze, Were getting under way;
bound down, when the above passed up
Several inland vessels also started d wn
from town this forenoon.
SAILED.
Sloop Laura, Fox. N. York.
Sch Green, Lumbard, Pernambu o.