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$500 REV ARD.

NLOPED On the night of Saturday the
~ Goth inst. the following negro men,
ROB, formerly called Harrison, }
and JOE BAKER, bis brother, the pro-
perry 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 90 years ofage, OF black complex.
ion, about 5 feet or inches high, and a
cooper ty trade,
JOE BAKER.
is blacksmith, a year or two younger
than the other, of much lighter complex
ion, and taller by all inch or more; both
had new linen shirts and trowsers. The
former wore occasionally, light blue JAG
ket, aud long cloth coat partly worn ;
the latter hat oil rabit's fur, with black
Grape which be has probably removed,
though the mark of il may perhaps be seen
as the hat is Of a dingy white.
ESSEX
is a tall, handsome negro, of light COM
plexion, prominent features, and wears
large wblskers about SO years OF age.
ANANlAS
is very black and not so tall; aI or % years
of age.
ANTHONY
is tall stout man, OF light complexion, and
disagresabe countenance, although bis
features are good; bis eyes have peculiar
appearance, and seem somewhat BLOOD
shot. They went of with negro man na'
med Tom, formerly belonging to Thomas
Marshall. Tom was lately aPprehended
in Philadelphia, brought to Warrenton,
Fauauier, lodged in jail and sold to ira
der. name unknown; he broke Jail @about
fortnight ago, and has been lurking IN
this pelghborhood, but without our know
ing if. until the others bad eloped with
him He is tall negro, with complexion
like his cousin Joe Bakers 1t is said that
the advertisement describing him, staste nm
20 have swelling on his head and one on
bis back; he is about 26 yearsold. There
is no doubt they are all endeavorlng to
get to Philadelphia. We will give D!oo
respectively for each of our men, if 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 MARSHALL.
JOHN MARSHALL, Jr.
JAMES X. MARSH. IL:
Oak Hill. Fauquier, July % Il
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NOTICE.

~ " - u ~ LIE
AIlLL be exposed TO public sale, on
w the fifteenth day of August, at the
Trap, in Naniemoy, Charles county, and
state Of Maryland, about is likely negro
slaves among them are two valuable
house carpenters, and some of as vaIuabls
slaves as any in the county also, an ex-
cellent bay craft, with her rigging, tackle.
and tender, some excellent draught horses.
work oxen, and other cattle, sheep T. hogs.
plantation utensils, consisting of wagons.
carts, ploughs, sc. household and Kitchen
furniture, consisting of valuable beds and
furniture, desks, tables, chairs, iron pots
Dutch ovens, &c. and variety of other
property too tedious to enumerate. The
above negroes and other property are We.
~ 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 ~ tbs aug
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Charles Bennett.
july l6

HAS received and offers for sale by
Ii wholesale,
8 cases Irish linens, remarkably chsaP
DO ga 7-4 "a 81 &..l04 diaper and
damask
ID corded and colored muslins
Cambric muslins, OF various qualities
London ginghams, null null muslins
Russia and Irish shsstings
Flag Bandanna hhdkfs. very sup City.
Hirsts Black, and. navy blue Imperial
Saxon cloth
Seine and sewing twine,
Patent shoe and coIoured threads
Gentlemsn's doeskin and Beaver gloves
may 4 IaWsw
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-25

Cut Nails q Hoop Iron.
TIME subscribers have received another
a 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 !. brown Havana sugars
Barrels of Muscovado do
Barrels white loaf do No 2
Chests and half chests young hyson tea
Half chests & catty boxes Tyson do
Catty boxes gunpowder do
Boxes of Windsor soap best quality
Bills of N. E. rum, gin and whiskey
Pipes of Holland gin :.
Boxes of window glass, all sizes
Or. casks 4. boxes fine old port J
Pipes hlf pipes & quarter casks wines
Murdoch's best }
Dupont's gun powder and
very extensive stock of WOODEN, cotton,
4. linen goods BY packages or piece
july 90 A. c. CAZENOVE !, co.
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Potomac Company.

Potomac Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the an.
~ nual meeting of the Stockholders
will be held at Clagett's Tavern, in Alex
andria, on Monday the 9Th day of August
next. at | o'clock; for the purpose of cleo
ting President and four Directors, for
the year thence ensuing
And that the President and Directors
will hold meeting at their Office George
town, on the 18th of August, Tor the pur.
pose OF appointing the following officers,
VIA person to act as Treasurer and
Clerk of the wroks; one to act as Toll
gatberer and gate keeper, at the Great
Falls, and one to act in the same ca
pacity at the Little Falls.
By order OF the Board,
}. MOORE, Jr. Treasurer.
july Is 3taw 5A
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~ MARINE LIST, Sc.
PORT OF aLEXANDRlA
------1e oSADING-ROoM BOOKS

-7570 FeoM rae READING-RooM BooK
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Marshals' Sale.

WILL be sold ON Saturday the eth
W day of this mo0tb, at Evan p.
Taylor's, Coach Making Shop, under
Decree of the Circuit Court, Tor The Coun.
ty of Alexandra and District Of Columbia.
one elegan: Carnage and Harness to SAT-
isfy the debts and costs in the Decree
mentioned. Sale to take place at 40.
clock, P. M.
y. MINOR, D, NJ Tor
T. RlNGGOLD, Marshal.
inlv 90
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BANK OF ALEXANDRIA.

July /, 1899.
a DIVIDEND ofFIyE dollars on each
~ share of stock held in this institu-
ton, is this day declared, for the last six
months, aud will be paid to the stockhol-
ders or their representatives after Thurs
Gay the 4th inst. by order Of the Presi-
dent anc Directors,
IL. M'KENNA, Ca,hier.
july 2 3taw 3w
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NOTICE..

Office of the Marine Insurance Company of
Alexandria,
Juty3, 1899.
INHE stockholders are hereby informed
Il 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 OH and after Saturday the 18th
of this month. J. b. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
July Iaw3w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

BY law IF this State. passed Feb. ;. 1921 il j.
made the duty " tine state. Al the expense thereof t.
cause to be hsd, ana preserved public standards, &
which shall tie used only SUCH beams weight.
measures particularly described IN saId law.
The Treasurer having submitted 60 me detailed
statement Of his proceedings, have directed the same
be laid before tae Legislature for their information
From an examination OF the papers herewith commu-
ncated the Treasurer appears q have used great dill
genCe in acquiring such information would be most
likely 10 enable hiHi TO ecCt a compliance with tht
law and that he has failed in such compliance. is
tIhued 10 the defect the standard III IN the pa
otatc.-The subject o. weights and measures has
recently received tine attention Of tie national lcgis-
latuEe and able report, giving It'll view u I'D
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

and whether the Commissioners n the twn
governments have had any meetings within
year past.
On motion of Mr. Williamson. II was
KeSol9cd, Ths; the Committee on Military
Affairs be instructed to inquire into the expe-
dency Of erecting battery or other for,ifra-
ton on the west side nf Penobscot river, in the
town Of Prospect and State Of Maine. near the
head OF Orphan Island, and opposite the Mar
rows, so called. in said river.
COLUMBIA RIVER INDIANS.
Mr.. Floyd, reported a bill 10 regulate the
intercourse with the Indian tribes within The
United States, and territories thereof, which
wa. read twice.
TREATY or GHEvr.
Mr.. Floyd moved for The consideration Of
2 resolution offered by him yesterday, request
ing the President OF the United States 10 for
nlsh the House with /" all the correspondence
which lei 10 the Treaty of Ghenf, and 1rhich
m has opinion. Il nay not Be improper 10 dis
dose" Which was adopted, and a committee
OF two appointed to carry il TO the President
The Resolutions adopted by the Legislature
Of n. Hampshire, respecting the appropriation
" Pu''iS 'dhGs "i 'hc Ih'PO>cS VI cuuCa'Oil,
were received and referred TO the committee
OF The whole.
The annual report OF the Commissioner Of
the Public Buildings, was received and read
.4PPorfionmsnt Of Representation
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, The House
proceeded. in Committee, 10 the consideration
Of the bill for apPortioning The Representatives
OF The several States 10 congress, according 10
the Census Of 1920.
The question was taken on $4,000, 30. 900.
$4,000, $4,000, and 10000, and were all
egaiived-48, 600 was lost, ayes 35-47 600
DO. ayes 53-46 600 DO. ayes sos. 900
do. ayes G7-44Oo and 43, 900 were also
rejected without division.
The question was then taken on 40 900 and
carried-Ayes 81, Noes 70.
The hiIl'was then reported 10 The IFouse as
amended. A deta'e ensued on the question
Of concurrence in which the ratio Of AZ 600
was opposed by Messrs. Durfee and Ran
dolph ; an. the further consideration Of the
subject postponed until next Monday week.
Adjourned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

ciety-.o establish lie Duckfeld GRAMMAR
SchooI-incorporating ihe kennebec Steam
Navigation Company.
Dir. Green from The committee to whom
he subject was referred. reported that they
had procured SO copies OF The Laws OF the
stale at S. 80 each, and that they were de
liVered at the Secret~ry's Office, with re-
servatlou Of certain rights 10 The stale as TO
The execution OF he printing, sc.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

Gov. Grant ha opened intercourse with the King
Of Ioulahs by which the British will propably derive
lucrative trade and Artisan discovery. This knglom
is only few days journey from the Niger.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
SEN.4TE.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 16.
The IIon. e. 4. Rodney. a senator chosen
from Delaware for six wars, appeared in the
senate, prodnced his credentials, was qualili eli
aud took iris seat
Al an early hour the senate went into the
consideration al executive business after
wbchsmongs, other business, Mr. DIckerson's
joint resolutions proposing an amendment to
The constitution were considered, anu posipon
Cd III 10 morrow.
THURSDAY, JAy. II.
Among the petitions received this day, was
one from Rhode Island, praying Congress, to
pass Bankrupt law.
Three local bills were read second time.
and committed
CHOICE OF ELECTORS.
On motion Of Mr.. S'ITH, OF S. c. who re
marked that he was moi yet prepared 10 vote
on the resolution proposing an Amendment
of the Constitution, respecting the choice OF
Electors, The further consideration oflDe sub
jcc, was postponed 70 this dag 5eeci:.
On motion Of Mr. KING, the three bills au-
thorizing thr payment OF a part of the nett
proceeds of Public Lands, to the States OF
Missouri, Mississippi. and Alabama. were re-
committed, for the purpose OF being reduce d
10 ore hill.
DIR OrIs introduceda bill 10 authorize HI
ham Phillips and ViiIidm Gray, 10 transfer
certain certificates OF The funded debt of The
y. S. which was read 4 first tine.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
Mr. HOLMES called up the bill respecting
the compensation of certain officers Of the
Customs. Mr. KING, Of n. i. wished il TO be
postponed Tor few days further and Mr.
OTis moved TO postpone it until tomorrow.
Mr HoLNEs objected TO the delay, which
however well intended by the movers Of il,
might have the effect 10 defeat the bill : but
the motion of Mr.. OTrs prevailed; and the
bill was postponed until tomorrow.
A bill granting two lots Of land 10 the Ev
eeuiive Of Louisiana, for The promotion of Ed
ucsiion, produced wide and discursive de-
bate, IN which Messrs. johnson, Of l. Brown,
Van Dy Ike, Morrill,, Chandler, Lanman, Thorn
as, Dickerson. Lewrie, Smith, and Talbot
took part. In addition 10 The merits Of the
bill. the principle Of what is commonly called
the Maryland proposition was associated, and
gave more importance TO it. At length The
Oil! was Tnelfoheu lot week. j 10 10.
CUMBERLAND ROAD.
The bill 10 repair the Cumberland road
was taken ur, AID after a long di.cu' sion Of the
question, whether il was, or was not. reve-
nue. bill !; and as such could not originate in
the Senate ? A motion TO lay it on the table
succeeded. [In the debate the Hon. Messrs.
Lowrie. Johnson. Of X. Talbot, Otis, and
King. of \. Y. took pari.l Adjourned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
PRIV ATFEPS.

BY the Curlew, in IL days from Pcrt-au-Princc. ~
learn that the Spanish refugee prvateer IN the ycin-
y of Santa Martha, capturing all American YES
sells they fell in with The United States schr Gralu
pus Lieut.. Gregory. sailed the day previous to the
Curew, to protect the trade in that quarer-Savut-
nah Georgian LIE inst
The Spanish government had ordered taxes to he
laid ~ the Captanencral Of Cuba on its inhabitants
to deIray the expenses "a supporting three vessel, If
war, viz seventy-four gun ship. a frgate and
brig, packets for direct intelligence between Cube
and the mother country
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
WEST INDIES.


MALIGNANT FEVER.
Accounts from jamaica, published IN the New
brunswick papers state that malignant lever prevail
ed al Jamaica, which proved very fatal residents a.
well strangers. IL considered a disease ~ u
foegn nature, and the bilious fever u the
country. ". Y. Ddiiv .Ioo
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. Smith. from The committee on ways and
means, made report on resolution submit
TED on the lih Of December last, respecting
an additional appropriation for armins The
militia-read and ordered 10 be printed.
The speaker laid before the hovse a docn-
ment furnishing, from the secretary Of war, a
grpesble 10 call of the house, sundry informa.
ton relating to The expenses incurred, at differ
cnt periods by The Indian Department con-
tanning various explanations respecting est-
mates, expenditures, distribution of rations,
&c. in the administration If that department.
This communication was referred 10 the com.
mi,ee Of the whole, and ordered to be print
ell.
AZ the close Of the Secretary letter he states
that every effort has been made to reduce the
disbursement rgittin the amount appropriated,
which could be made without deranging the
system established under the existing laws.
The consequence has been a very considerable
reduction in the disbursement /; hut il bad not
been practicable 10 bling the expenditure
within the appropriation. Though measures
were taken Immediately after the passage of
the sct yet al points so remote, as those al
whIch mos' Of The agencies are fixed, nearly
ope he,f the year had ELAPSED before any
considerable reduction could he effected. flhe
previous expenditure being AT the rate OF 5000,
600 per annnm.) The appropriation was near
liz exhausted, and the expences of the depart
ment have since been accumUlatng against The
government, without The means Of meeting
them
On motion If Mr.. Nelson. Of Virginia. the
House resolved iiselfinfo committee Of The
whole. Mr. Laibrop 10 The chair. on the bill
10 institute district court in The State OF Mis-
snnri. Considerable OWNERSHIP took place
relative 10 The salaries the judge, attorney
and marshal The Judges was fixed al
5000 and The others each al 5000.
The House agreed 10 The decision Of he
committee. and ordered the bill 10 he enyros.
ed, and read third time tomorrow. Aid.
THURSDAY. JAN II
An unfavorable report ~ the petition Of Re
Il Bspoura, was reported, and on motion Of
Mr.. Malanv. laid on the table.
Several other reports on private petitions,
&c. were made and disposed Of.
4 bill 20 eN'end The oh r'er Of The Ne
chanio Rs-k of Alexandria, was read twice.
Mr. Williamson, of Maine, laid on The "a
bic the following resolution -
ResoIred That the President nf he United
States be requested 70 lay before thi> iIonSe
such information as he may possess in relation
10 ths progress made hy the commission r'un
De, the 9Th article Of he trfa'y o. &c j"
asrer,aining and establishing hat pot Of the
bo,nlary line between the United States md
The Birth provinces which rv'ends " from th'
.,..,ce az he II, er st. Croiv n the norhwes
,orpn, :, head If Connecticut river ;" how
~ lie above mentioned line has bee
actually surveyed ; wheibfr map duly cer
fed has been returned Of any survey uats
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25

dT,rcn standard; IN use III tic several STATES M
Union As well as IL Europe, made ~ congress ~
the Secretary Of State Of the United >t'rs to"alus -
close OF the last session. copy OF tins report VIZ
furnished you By the Treasurer.
AS Congress- under the Constitution q me M 9'a'e
have the power 10 fix tire standard - "eiSnls -.
measures, and tire Secretary report i before '
6odv the Legislature nav perhaps, deem it expe'1-
cnt the Treasurer suspend any uther prucecu-
ngs requiring the expenditure Of money a. least iof
the present
II is not apprehended that any considerable neon
yenence will result from short delay, lnasnch a. 4
II understood that the several counties furnished
with beams weights aud measures, proved BY the
standard OF the parent State.
ALBION K. PARIS.
Couacii Chamber
JAM p, l82l J
Read and committed 10 MeSSrs. Poor and bennett,
Of the Senate and Novel;, Of kennebunk-Port, Rus
SELL Of y. Yarmouth, and Taylor, Of Belgrade Of the
House
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
AFRICA.

SLAVE TRADE.
The II. :. schooner .Shark ~. III. Peru F,
mander, has lately arrived AT New-A ORR wv
ThssokartCi is from cruize OF l62 DAYS auop- :,
Cannries. Cape de Verbs, Coast OF Atlica. ann %
from the ~ Indies. and mas been 80 DAYS Az srs
The Shark left Sierra Leone Nov. lst The rri
lists were then all well. They were stiIl Al c..
BAY. The slave trade is still canicd on with 1..T
activity under French Portuguese, Spanish and r.
hazs. The mortality had been very great III WV 80
Of the white European and American omiggaui, t
died. The British cruisers had suffered yer s-tetH
particularly IN officers Mr.. VIM and wife lie, NJ,
Andrus and six OF the blacks died IN July aud 1.
gust.
The Shark boarded great many Guineanrn on,-
coast some Of which she detained some tiiue, one NJ
them French schr. III 78 toas, with lj3 slaves -
hoard-but not an American 20 tie heard OF ~
il was pretty wal ascerained that there are no Am,
lean citizens At present engaged ia the traic.
The Sierra Leone Gazette, Of tle 18th SaptcrAs
contains an extract OF letter from officer Of II Il
;. Myrnidon the eward coast, by which il apoea,
that they had. after few weeks cruise, chased INA
boarded 10 slave vessels (mostly Portuguese in W.
Bite Of Benin aud its ncighborhood, only one al wh
had slaves board sac was taken possession Of AMI
proved 10 be the Portuguese schooner Adelaide bogus
Bahia, with 232 slaves, seventeen Of which lad vi
ed from being dreaatully crowded She had arrFes
at Sierra Leone, been condemned by the British ana
Portuguese Court OF MIXED Commission as lxf
prize their respective and the slaves lhsr
ted.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15

peans of the lowest class. in which an TIA.
Ian wos killed, aud several Turks wound
ed. but farther exces es were prevented by
The guard.
The next morning troops Of Musselmen
paraded the quarters OF The Franks seeking
for victims, and the authorities OF The city
only succeeded in appeasins them, by
giving up to slaughter about 40 unhappy
Greeks who had been imprisoned under
various pretexts.
On that day and the nsxt, the rage OF
the Turks having been for the time turn.
ed upon the defenceless Greeks, who
had been unsuspiciously indulging in
some of their festivals, there persisted at
least 800 of that unhappy and persecut-
ed race.
The Europeans were protected by
the presence Of the ships ofwar, & their
boats, by their determined spirit, and
by the intrepidity of their Consuls, who
although threatened in their persons &
property. persevered in appealing to
government for protection, and finally
entered into certain written articles OF
mutual agreement for the preservation
of order.
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e. On Sunday Ereni1g ,,ert,

OH CittGtW sEOCittJL5 HCIt,
1t early candleiighf.a sermon may be tx
pected by the Rev. Ella, Harrison. in the
First Presbyterian church, on behalf OF
the female Onesi,nus Society. after which
. collection will be taken up in aid oil said
society's funds.
+ those who ara acquainted With this
society. it is deemed scarcely necessary 70
state that its benevolent operations are not
confined to any particular sect or denomi.
nation but are intended TO be as xpan i've
as the charity Of the gospel. During the
FIVE years Of IFS existence, its exertions in
alleviaiing the sutferings of the destitute
havs been unintermitted, aud rs objects
really deserving have applied without re
ceIving all that Assistance which the state
OF the funds rendered practicable. Since
the last annual report, the exp 7ditures
have been one hundred and thirty dollars
ninety FIVE cents, from which c...th bas
been purchased. and i59 garments. made
up by the society and distributed, together
with a considerable Quantity OF stockings
and socks, and 81 parrot shoes purchased.
lSigned by order OF the Directress,
ELIZABETH HARRISON. .Sec'y.
Eeb X
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District Of Columbia.

County Of Aierondriu, to 1cst.
ON the petition OF Joseph Lawrence,
~ an lnsolyent Debtor, confined in the
gaol Of Alexandra county tor debt, NO.
lice IS hereby grven to the creditors OF the
said Joseph Lawrence, that on the fourth
day OF March next, being the FIRST Mon
day of the month, at ;Oo clock, A. N. at
the court house of said county, the oath
prescribed by the act OF Congress OF the
United States, entitled IAN act for the re.
lief OF lnsolyent Debtors within the Dis
trict of Columbia" will be administered
to the said lnsolvent. and Trustee ap-
pointed, unless sufficient cause to the con
trary be then and there shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
twice week, for two weeks before that
Gay, ia one Of the newspapers printed in
the town of Alexandra.
BY Older of the honorable William
Cranch, Chief Judge. OF the United States
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, G.. C.
I3 teb 1922.
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MARINE LIST,
COPIED FRol THE
READING ROOM BOOKS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA FEB. Ia

ARRIVED.
Sch. White Oak, Hammond, / days
from Chatham. Plaster 10 1hos. n.
Howland-Left one brig and two schrs in
Nanjemoy Reach, and ship Eagle, from
Amsterdam, below Indian head yester-
day.
SAILED.
Ship Commerce. Mcknight, w. Indies.
Brig Resolution, Luckett. w. Indies.
Sloop Regulator, Chadwick, st. Ma.
rvs; Georgia.
Sch Rose-in- Bloom, Sowle, Bermuda:
Sch Thetis, Newcomb, Bermuda.
Brig Shawmut, Luce. Madeira.
Brig Arrow, Lowell, Boston.
SIoop Rising Sun, Smith, Providence,
R. Island.
Sloop Henry, Prebble, N. York and
Providence.
Brig Olive, Lincoln. Boston, and sever.
al inland vessels for different parts OF the
River and Bay-Winds N. w.
Z Sailed, schr. Midas. Bears, Boston.