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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
From he Detroit Gozrfic.

UNCOMMON SELf-PDSSESSI
On the banks Of the Nausatuck rapid
streams which rises in and flows through
very mountainous part of the state of Con-
ncctlcut, few years since lived IA respec-
table family by the name Of b. The
father, though not wealthy, MAS "A respcc
table man. He had fought the battles of
his country iii the revolution, and from ia
mlllarlty with scenes of danger and peril,
he had learned that it is always more pru-
dent Ia preserve aud affect the air ofcopf-
dence, than 10 betray signs of fear and es-
pecIaly SO, since his conduct might have
great influence upon the minds of those a
bout him. lie had occasion Ia send little
son across the river to the house ri a rela-
ilon, on an errahd, aud as there MAS then
no bridge, the river mast be fprdrd. The
lad was familiar with every part Of the
,ording place, and when the wafer was
low, Which was at that time the case,
could cross without Danger. But he had
scarcely arrived at this place of destination
aud done b's errand, when suddenly, as il
frequently the case in mountainous c0un-
tries, the heavens became black with clouds,
the winds blew with great violence, and
the rain fell IN torrcnts-it was near night
and became exceeding dark BY the kind
e,s Of his friends he Was persuaded, tho
With some reluctance, 10 relinqulsh his de-
sign Of returning III the evening, aud to
wait until morning. The father suspec ted
the cause OF his delay, aud Was not over
anxious on account OF any accidents that
might happen To him daring the night
But he knew that he had taught his son to
render the most utsequiUds obedience 10
his fathers commands i; that he Possessed
daring and fearless spirit, and would ne
yer be restrained by force, he would as soon
as it should be sufficiently light in the
mornng, attempt to ford the river on his
return. He knew also, that the immense
quantity OF water that appeared tn be- fall
ing, would by morning cause the rlVrr tn
rise To a considerable height, aud make II
dangerous for man In the luil possession
of strength and foltitude to attempt to
cross it. He therefore passed a slerpless
night anticipating with all IA fathers feel
iogs what nil lat befai his child in the morn
ing.
The day dawned- storm had ceased,
the wind was sill, and nothing was to be
heard but the roar OF the waters of the RI
yer. The rise of the river exceeded even
the fathers expectations, and no sooner
war it sufficiently light to enable him to dis
| tfngush objects across it, than he placed
| himself on the bank To watch for the APP
proach OF his sou. T'h- son arrived on the
opposite shore almost al th. saine moment
aud WAS beginning 10 enter the slrrsm.--
All the fathers feelings were roused Into
action. lar lao hnew that his sou Was III tue
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10

IN run II Is the n hest bJ Ear here arc
appies' pears, ehel rIeS peaches, plumhs,
s1aPes' hss, orang'f', bannss, &c. almost
=. "'h'iituh. Inc city Is surrounded by
Tue most beautiful shaded walks ever
Jaw IL MeNie" sd good government
over good people, IT would be almost a
heaven on earth.
mo" slt l 2ase written would not
please many Of my tountrymen here. he
cause they expect L., obtain grants of land
Tor themselves ana friends. From III
aud other eauses, Lave no doubt vnu ,,ilI
see very different accounts lium mine
but You will see noir written with more
sincerity, Or less iuucement 10 p,r,,rt
truth.
august BIT il reported thai tbr En-
press has made an nj ..pnpt TO iill the En-
peror IN a fit of Jealousy, which is mol al
together improbable, from his character
Tor llbertnlsm, aud her's for * IRENE pas
SION. Two of his Majesty : couks are in
'r's"n on suspicion olallelnptlrr TO poison
hun he Il SAID 10 have been ,e..y sick Two
or three day> past.
lou may form s0Er idea Of the hnr
f'a events III transit III this city, by fact
which was related In me on good au-
lhoriy last night in the month of Drc.
ias'' l64 persons were murdrted, in the
common acceptation of the word but
lllhgs are not quite 50 bad now, though
many demonstrations and munlers take
place.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
BY AUTHORITY

AN ACT authorising an Additional Naval
Force for the suppression of Piracy.
BE II cnoettd By he Senate and House n
Representatives. q the United States Of a.
merica IN Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be, aud lac
hereby is, authorized ~ purchase or con
slruct sufficient number of vessels, in ad
dtion 10 th"se now employed, Of such bur
then aud construction as he may deem me-
cessary, aud To fit, equip, aud man the same
for immediate rice, for the purpose of
rcpressing piracy, and of afordng eGectu-
al protection 10 the citizens and commerce
of the United States in the Gull OF Mexico,
and the seas and territories adjacent.
Ser. Z. .Hnd be 1t FURTHER enacicd, That
the sum ofoue hundred aud sixty thousand
dollars be appropriated to meet the cxpcn-
diture TO be incurred az aforesaid, and paid
out of any money 10 the Treasury, not uther-
wise appropriated.
Approvcd-LA.HES MONROE.
Washington, Dee. 20, 1922.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10

NoRFoLK, December give have the
pleasure to state, that Licuteuant, Loto
|ence, kearRey, URiam Ii, Ha'Son, Charles
,. Shi"aer, aud Samuel Henley, are a
,naog the officers appointed to comm nd
II the squadron OF small scboonrrs, nv
!iltng o@t AT the Navy Yard, Gosirrr, and
]estncd' to lnAlet Il sigud "ha.Ilscmont
, the Pirates in th< Gull of Mexico and
lie West !o.,,1 Seas--the whole To he un.
or the orders Of Com. PoRrER. We
ave not heard the names Of any others of
"a" officers appointed 10 the command of
'hese scho0aers. [Bracon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
Vract OF Aana,

of which tie said Hurt died seized; MS re-
mains to his legatees, after laying on the wi
dow's dover. This tract lies dron Mill creek,
about two miles from the meadows OF Goose
creek, adjoining griah Letwich md others,
aud containing by recent survey, 1913 acres :;
considerable proportion Of which is excel
lent ,nbacco land, and is well worthy the at
tention of purchasers One and two years
credit wll be given, the purchaser giving
bonds secured by deed OF trust upon the
PREMISES. Acting as commissioners, we shall
convey such title only as Is vested 10 rs BY
said decree.
HARVEY CIAYTDR, lca..
ilChthD FREEMaNi
January 10 Wtls22
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
AGRiCTLTERl.

The Legislature of North Carolina have
almost unanimously passed an act, which
approPrl hes $4,000 annually, for two years
the encouragement of this "motber of
he arts" Ii is to be distributed among
the several counties in the state, in proper
;ion 10 their .federnt numbers-upon this
provision however, that no county is To
draw lis ratio, until an agricultural society
SHEEN formed IN it, whose members shall
nave raised an equal sup, by voluntary
subscriptiNn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10

On the eth Ottohsr, n Coroner. IN
quest was held IN London, on the body nj
4 Mr. Moses Aaron, who Mas found dead
In his bad room, which hid most wretch
ed aspect. II appcatcd, from the evidence,
that the deceased, though pussesscd of
large property, had lived in W pcnu,io,ls a
manner, that he did mol allow himself sui
lisicnt nohishment To support nature.
lie left three sons, all of whom he Gu, oil,
iear'ns The "hoh gt lbs property 10 char,ta-
bic uses.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
DEFEAT on MORALES

BALTIMORE, December yrster-
day stated sufficient reasons fVl doubling
! Tue accuracy ct the reported md much
boosted victory oi Morales. We now find
by the following, which we copy from the
Exchange, Commercial and News Room.
/ that the triumph, AZ might have been ex-
Pec'ed, rests with the republican troops oil
Colombia.
captain Mason of the schr. Little Che
rub, arrived last evening from { Iracoa, re-
ports tue day previous to his sail schoo-
ner arrived in two DAYS from Cora, by
which letters were received from Cover
nor Torreles giving Information oftwo bat
ties hdsias been fought on the f2nd aud
= ith OF November AT, and neaI Sina Rica,
between Generals Montillo and Morales, in
both OF which the Coiomb,an foras propea
victorious. The roydl troops IL conse-
qaenc, were obliged to eyacuslc Maracayl,o
on the 2Gth, aud that place was taken pos
session Of the same day by Central Mon
tho. The Spanlard5, ii is stated, suffered
st'erely III the last action ha,ing lost
the enilrc battalion of Narnas, and many
oil crs.
Ga the 9th Morales with the remnant
Of the army in all about six hundred men)
Lmded at Alta Gracia, and reached Mtare
On The 2s,h, Gea. TORCHES was max
Ing every preparation TO receive the beat
tn forces of the Spaniards, and no doubt
would b. able to keep them in check until
assistance could be procured from Barqus-
metD.
The Spanish Fr,gate Ligera, brig Her.
eules and schooner Constitution, that saii-
ed from Curacao on the 81 th November,
anchored at Las Jacques on the 25th and
were still iyios there on the 18th. Commo-
modores Daniels and Behichr were cruz
ing in the Gulph Of uaracaybo, with a view
oil nterceptin5 Tire Spanish Fleet.
I L
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
Notice.

GONE time in December, in the year
~ io2l, executed my bond 10 the eaecu-
tors OF george Mcdaniel, sen deed. for the
Jnm Of $1,000, payable some fine in Decsm.
Der, 1922 Tie said bond am determined
not Ia pay, as | hive legal Offsets against the
sams. NM. MCDANIEL.
January 10, w2w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
lBaL Fed, Republican.
CONFIRMATION OF THE ABOVE.
ftdtIlL Ga.etie Otfcs, I'D.

Ft0tIN Ld-tNe UWce, + 0'c7oC6.
We have just been assured, by gcutle-
man arrived here, hat he read the official
dispatch from the Governor Turclcs To
General 5oGDLErrg, lntrn.iaAt oil Neue-
1aela detailing and confirming tie above
victories by the Patriots over the royaIist
general Morales.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10

10y virtue Of decree of the worshipfu
ID county court ol Bedford in The suit Of
Freeman aud al, vs.. Hurt and al, in cbancery,
We shall proceed to sell, on Tuesday the 4lh
day OF Iebruary next, at the late dwelling
house OF Garland Hurt, dec in ting county Vi
Bedford so Iaueh of the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
To The Editor' Of The ptrsiaian.

10 me Edi0rs ~ me Irg1HidH.
MESSRS. EDITORS-For the bcnc-
4fb CT of honest men, and ma n check on
scoundrcls, have thought proper TO request
that you will advertise, that WILLIAM
KEATS, Jun. wholvod with his faiher (Wii-
liam Keats in the upper part Of Halifax
county, fH. aud not more than miles from
dfnstys Store, In Phtsylvania county, Va
has abscouled, aud carried with him seven
negrors, -four of whom were conveyed by
The sald keaits 10 Mr. William Smith aud Mr.
Jeremiah w. Graves, Crustees,) for the pur-
pose OF paying debt due 10 me. The me-
eroes conveyed ARE named Fanny, womnn
aud Martha, Clark and Hannah her children
Now, 10 the end that u scoundrel like Keats
shat not enjoy the benefit OF n good Charac-
ter, give this public notice 10 all the world J;
and for their more perfect security, inform
them, that he is man about 3 feet or 10
inches high rather dark complexion, near
- years Of age, sotuc defect ia his fore teeth,
and AS plausible "A liar ~ exists on III face Of
the globe. lie has deceived more people, in
his way, agreeable to his understanding, than
my man of his ase In existence, counting the
number OF those he has had any thing 10 do
with.
Given under my hand and responsibility, nj
my store, in PittsylvHna county, Va this Sd
day of January, 1929.
PHILIP L. GRASTY.
" The Editors Of the Nashville Whig.
Miledgeville Journal, and Huntsville Repub.
lean aud Alabamisn will insert the above
twice, aud forward kbeir account. to this Of
hce for settlement.
January 10. 23w2w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10
IL kist 0f ietteya,

Remaining IN he Post Office, al Lfberfh
"a. on The 5ist Of U,eembtr, 1899, andH
not hken out by he tst Of .qpni, leeI.
mi oesem TO TIC General Posi- lEes 10
deud letters.
A-,itcv. Henry Alley 9, VIM. Adanxs,
Esq James Ayres.
B--Patrlck l.. Burton, Clerk Of Bedford,
Harvey Beard, John Buford, VIM. l.. Bur-
ton, James 5. Bishop, i, has Blount.
C--Nm. Campbell Hnr,eyC s., Adadn
Cooper Edtna Clay, John Cab.l, 10
bert 4. Comning, Moses Craigg, Aiss LII.
ey crensllaw, james CundiH, Pleasant
Crescy, David Carter, David u. Cartel,
Gafland Garter, ErHts Cate.
D-Jobn w Dwyer, Thomas O. Bur.
sou, Ihonas Dodlry, Jacob Danaon 2,
Solonon Difritt, Richard Dennis, Dr.
John Evans.
Mics Margaret Franklin, Aoron faa
eel, Samuel Fields.
g. Robert II. Gray, John Gaflofd
H-fori.t liall, lieUry Hut, William
Ilix.
i--Richard Jones, Edmund Irvine, II.
rael Jared.
h-Mrs. Mary L. Kirby, Rev. J. W
Kelly.
L--James Lucns, William LewaIln Col.
ldttlebcrry LeityIch, John Lowrey, nan.
cy Lewis.
.N~-hiiss Elizabeth Mead, WIN. heCm.
James Me"d"rs, Bennett NJ. Murphy, MISC
Kitty Murphy,
N-Roben Nimno.
O-1homas Oliver.
P-~John W. Perrin, solomon Powell.
Thomas Page.
R-Chaflcs Reynolds, Joshua Reynolds
William q. kieIy
Sack Stratlon, Franklin q. Smith,
William Stewart, (NIiller) John Sheppard,
Thomas Spradln, Tbomas Stewart.
I-Benlam'n y. 1'yus, John Thornpspn,
Patsy Vert, John Vert.
W--Dr. Richard Williamson g, Luli.a
Walker, George Wrsh, ASA Wilson, VIM.
Weeks, Elizabeth Witt, Dckemon WYATT.
WILLIAM X. pOhTEH, 7. NJ.
January 10. waH ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10

most imminent denses. II had proceed.
ell Too iar IL return-n fact. In go forward
o. to return VAS In incur the same peril
Ills horse had arrived in the deepest paIi of
the channel, and MAS struggling against m,
current, down which he was ranjJlx hursi.
Ell aud was apParettly making but little
progress towards The shore. The buy be-
came alarmed, aud rai iag his EYES towards
The landing place, discovered his f,ther.--
lie exclaimed almost frantic with fear.
~ ] shall drown" No ~ exclaimed
the Gather, in stern aud rcsolnte tone, aud
Diminishing for niument b feeling nc ten
derness--" No, If YOU do III whip YOU 10
deatn-chng 10 yonr horse The son.
VINO feared father more than the raging
element in which he was cn,elnprd. obey
ed his command. and the noble animal ON
which he was mounted. after struggling
Tor some tim, carried him safe TO tho
shore. Wy son." said thr glad IA
ihcr, bursting Into tears, remember, here
alter, that IN danger You must posses forii-
tadc aud determining IN survive, cling -
ven To the last hope. Had | addressed
You with the tenderness and fear which I
felt, your fate was inevitable, YOU would
have been carried away in the rurrept and
should have seen you no more.' What
IN example il here The hrroism, bra .
very, philosophy and presence of mind Of
tins man, rchpsrs the conduct Of Cusar,
when he SAID To his boatman," Quad times?
CuSdrem uehis.n
-..eAe"..
Jhe French GioRi--lt is stated in an
English paper, Thai frenchman named ia
aars, who IL termed the giant, is exhibiting
himself il London. lie is young man.
well formed, of amazing muscular powers,
an II said TO be sfreH t,,i four inches IN
height.
Shocking Ti0pidity. --Lathrop Shurtleil,
ot Carver, Mass. was lately committed 10
Jail in Plymouth county, charged with ha-
'ng MIXED arsenic with water in the Tea
kettle, far the purpose of poisoning his two
daughters.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10

Bcdford County Court January Ruls, lsas.
Bonnet Parsons and Sally his wife, former.
y Sally Durrct, und William Durrett, Joha
Durreti, Dinah barrett pnd sVIpnon Dun
reit, plaintiffs.
Against
:, Francis q. Gilpin and betsy his wife, Lucy
DaTett, Dolly Dmreti and Patsy McCor.
mack, Joel McCormsrt, LiitIebury McCos.
mack ind Iieaden Mccormack, Defendts
In Chqneefy.
The defendants PaIsry Mccormack, Joc4
Mccormick, LiIilpbpry McCormack and IIea.
den MeCorrnack, moi hnyng entered their ON.
penrnncc, aud Il appearing that they nre NOT
inhabitants of this state, on the motion Of the
plaintiffs, by their attorney, lis ordered, that
The said defendants do appear here ut March
conn nes', aud answer Tue Plaintiffs bill, ard
that a copy Of this order be forthwith inscn.
ed IN the Nirginap for two months -aeces.
sivsly, aud posted up nj The front door ol Che
cohri-honse on two several court DAYS.
eopy. Tesfo,
30 J. sTEPToE, e. B. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10

\ Southern editor proposes, that no u
pinion in favor of any particular candidate
for President Ought 10 be gwen until III.
voice OF the nation dcsignates him. f. mol
this, says this National Gazettr, like Pad
dy's telling his sou, that H. sLooa not go
near tie rater until 4c had harmed TO Suim}
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-10

. sIEPToE, e. b. c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
SOLEMN WARNING
From the Bridpeton NJ u N

from the 8ridgeton NJ J. Hing.
Died in this town on "Wednesday las,
Mr.. Michael HOshel Alkier, aged Co.
The day after his death he would have
been four weeks married. On Tuesday
last, two weeks, he went out with mum
Der OF others on shooting party. On
their return the deceased obtained some
live fowl for the use of his family, which
he carried by his side One of the party
put some powder in his gun wifi a des en-
to shoot the FOWL as he carried it, bu;
unknown 10 the other. He fred, and in
the act OF discha.gibg the piece, his foo,
slipped on stone, and the aim scciden,
tally took another direction and lode ed
the wadding, (there was no shot in the
gun, in the thigh of the deceased-the
wad and some of the clothes penetrating
to the bone. Surgical aid was immedi.
ately procured, and for many days he was
thought TO be on the recovery and doing
well but a day or tive before his death
he was seized with a violent lock Jaw,
which alter shor. time Of extreme sui
fering, put period to his life. Let this
circumstance serve as warming to all
who handle guns, not to trifle nor atempt
to sport with them--as such conduct al
most in every instance terminates in some
calamituous catastrophe.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26

Extract of letter from an Offices. in the
British army to his brother, at present
a resident in Piusburg, dated Secun-
drabad near Golconda, East Indies.
'st arrived here after march Of FIVE
hundred miles through a delightful coun-
try. We encamped each day on the
march, and were three mpDths from
Madras to this place. Il would astonish
you to see an army on its march through
this country. The elephants are like
moving mouotsins but they are the
most docile of animals. A young one,
about two years old following its dam,
being full of play, happened 10 throw
down achild. The dam turned round.
took UP the child with her trunk, and
having put it in place Of safety, beat
the young one most severely"
"The pagodas, or places of worship,
are some OF them astonishing structures,
and from one to ten stories high: The
sculpture OF some ofthem would do no
nor to our modern artists
Piffs6nrg, Pcnnsytvanid, Mercury.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-26
EARTHQUAKES AT GRENADA.

The sloop Paulina Julia. Capt. ID. A,
locker, las arrived in 80 days from ST.
Johns Spanish Maine.) BY Mr.. Cooke
one OF the passengers, we learn that OF
Sunday the LIST of Dec. the city of Grena.
do was visited by tremendous earth.
quake, which cracked the walls oil
| most OF the houses, and overthrow some
OF the stone crosses before the churches
Most OF the tiles were shattered and
stripped from the roofs Of the houses
Its objects were felt 8 leagues Distant
Two or three shocks were felt every day
for week, but the first was the heaviest,
and commenced at daylight. Our infor-
maDt states that he was up, and went to
the front door, where he observed the
church which was opposite, filed with
persons at mass. In few moments they
were all iD the street on their knees, and
the house suddenly began to move, and
the walls to crack. He called fellow
ludger, "a Mr.. Nixon) who was asleep,
and both rushed into the streets as quick
ly as possible. The ground under them
moved so much like the hesving pillows
OF the oce an, that they became extreme.
ly dizzy.
In the afternoon procession was for
med, and an efigy or image as large as
life intended to represent our Saviour,
was carried through the streets--the
multitude chanting hymn whish had a
very solemn efect.--The next day they
formed another procession, and carried
an image of the Holy Virgin, decorated
in splendid manner. The tradition a..
nong the deluded people was that this
image was found in box which spontane-
uoslyaoated up the river against the cur.
reDt' This was spoken of as a fact, with
the utmost gravity e soiemnity. For a
week following the inhabitants slept out of
town, fearing arcturn Of shocks still more
violent, which would bury them beneath
the ruins of the city.
On Friday, the Goth Of Dec. another
shock OF an earthquake was felt, which
compelled our informant and others, to
Hy to the street. The mountains near
the town, it was plain to be seen, had
been split at the top by the violent con.
cussion OF the earth. NJ Y. Com. Ad0.
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commended that saving of $4,000 an
nuaily, would be affected to the govern
ment by passing the bill, without anv
prejudice to the revenue or TO the public
interest while those who opposed the
bill argued that saving might accrue 10
the revenue by abolishing this office in
tho small ports, but that it would he de,
rimentaI to the revenue and prediud &C
to the mercantile interest, if the aboli.
ton were to apply to the large ports Of
the u. 8.
The question ordering the bill 10 be
ehgrossed and read third time, was de.
clded as follows Yeas 99-Nays AZ.
The bill, entitled can act supplemental.
ry to, and to amend an ACT, entitled can
act to regulate the collection of duties
on imports and tonnage" passed the Sc
cond day OF March, 1899, and for other
purposes. returned from the senate with
sundry amendments, and subsequently,
reported upon by the committee of WAYS
and means, to whom the bill and amend.
rhenis were referred, was, by unanimous
consent, taken up, and the report of the
commit e.recommending the agreeme,,
OF the house to some, and It's Disagree
ment to others, was concurred in, and the
bill was then returned to me senate.
The speaker laid before the house a
letter from the secretary of the treasury,
transmitting information in relation TO
the debt owing from the bank of Vincen.
mes, to the U. 8. which was read and
ordered 10 lie on the tables
Mr. Allen, of Mass. gave notice tha,
ne would Tomorrow at i2 o'clock, move
that the house then proceed to ballot for
printer, 10 execute the printing for the
house during the next congress.
Mr.. Taylor moved that when this house
ADJOURN, 1t adjourn to meet at 6 o'clock
this evening. In this motion MIR. L. was
supported by MIR. Mclean, and opposed
by MIR. Rhea.
Before the question was taken on this
motion--Mr Edwards, Of N. C.. moved
that the house do now adjourn which
motion prevailed--ayes 60.
And then the house adjourned, at S o..
clock,
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DfraIn ma artne Nist.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED. EEB. "a.

Schr Blacksmith, BETTY, and slnop
Washington Packet, Thomas, Norfolk ;
tar to Lindsay e Hill, sack salt to Prime.
as Japncy beef, oil, &c. to J. S. Miller.
Sloop Eagle, Saverys Turks island,
via Norfolk, DIS FIN the latter salt and
specie TO L III Rowland and John s Mil.
Ter; cheese to l. Il l. Chamberlain.
FEB. 25.-Schr Caiharine. Singer, N
York via Norfolk ballast to William
FowIe e co.
A few inland vessels, with fish, oysters
and Eastern Shore oats, got.