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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-07-01
MONTE VIDEo, MAY 9th, lS2 T..

"rhe ConsuIs General and Nice.CJnsuls have
arrived and distributed themselves in the diher
cnt ports, even tc Lima and Peru.
"The arrival of our Minister, the appoint
ment of Consuls by England, and the establish
ncnt OF regular Packets, together with the ia
yorable sentiments expressed i'll Parliament, to.
wird the Independence OF SGuih America, has
raised the spirits of the Patriots, and they ill
tiiik du well. There has been two ships lost in
This riycr--l think both fion Baltimore one
with 5000 bbls and the other $500 bbls. -four ;
III S article keeps at about 10 dolls on board and
will continue in demand it the market is not o.
verstockcd--at least till the next harvcst--say
December, The article Of coarse cotton shirt
ing is in constant denand here--:tnd if the man.
ufacturcrs will he ta htul and honest in making
them good, Fhey may monopolize this market
English and India will not sell while American
!s0od is in the market--But have seen some q
IN ordinary quality here, which were likely t,
iijnie lie credit Of that article. lna little timt
il the manufacturers will be careful, and the Mrr
chants act fair and honestly in selecting gcot
snols, instead Of cheap and ordinary, all that cai
nc made OF these cotton shirtngs, called her,
" leasos," will find 4 ready sale among the coun
Try people, for they seem 10 like nothing 20 wei
Tor sheets, trowscrs, shirts, towels, table cloths
&C."
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-07-01

The Packet Ship Colossus, which arrived al
Philadelphia on Thursday last, brings the nelan-
choly information of tile death of LORD By-
RON. His dcceass took place at Missilonghi,
on the l9!h ofApril, afler an illness of 10 days
The Greeks have requested and obtained the
heart of this nobleman, which will be placed in a
M usoleum, in that country, the Liberation Of
which was his last wish His body will be con-
Veyei to England.
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF
GREECE.
The present days of festivity are convert
ca into days Of bitter lamentation for ALL
Lord Noel Byron departed this life to day,
ABOUT IL o'clock in the evening, i'll conse-
qnence of rheumatic intfammatory fever
which lasted for 10 days. During the,time
of his illness your general anxiety evinccd
aN Nrofonnd sorrow that perradcd yoni
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-07-01

Naples and 7'nnis.-A short time since
the King of Naples gave TO tne persons III
his dominions imprisoned TOR pontsical y, OF OF
fences the option of either beng cohflheo ior
the latter, and were deported accordingly.
AT .'unis they were all received by the
Bev: but in a few days afterwards he in
formed the Neapolitan Consul that as it did
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-07-01

BY the Brig Clio, Burkct, arrived at Phlade
nhia on the 23th ult in the remarkably short pas
SAGE of42 days from Monte Nrleo, we have re
ceiycd at this office, ilcs the Bueuos Ayres AT
r,s up to the 9th May. Owing to their com
ing late We had not time to look over them ,his
week; Lu, should they contain any thing interest
ius i, shall be given in our next, The following
extracts are from letters received by the same arri
vs, dated
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-07-01

Lacoa-During the residence of Mr.. Col
ton in Charleston, he occasionally amused
himself by giving his thoughts to the public
in the columns Of the Courier, in the form
of Queries, full of sound sense, and propound-
ed in the terse manner, for which his wri-
tings are so much admired. Among others
we find the following, each Of which is a fine
subject for an essay.
'tWhethcr Napoleon sincerely meant tc
have given liberty. to France, the moment
she was capable of enjoying it; and whether
the single intention be not the only thing
that is required to stamp him the greatest
man of any time, and Of any place.
"Would not Napoleon, who succeeded IN
France, have failed in America, and would
not Washington, who succeeded in America
have failed in France, and do not great men
often follow events, yet fancy that they
guide them."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06

money 10 be distributed according % The
rules aud regulations OF the Navy Departs
| ,neUt, a,0 IN no case can the tribunal of
the car:or take cognlzaRce. 1his IS the
broa outline ut the treaty, and we CON.
tess i.a. we ieeI triumphant swell 0, the
heart, and the Llood howIDg 10 tides more
rapid through the veins while we state a
tact - gi0rioas Reader, consider Two
OF the most pcw eriul maratIme nations on
the globe, each fierce. high minded. stem
and IN grant, ready al any moment
should cir hostile navies meet, 10 nail
their flags 10 the mast, aud 10 sink 10 the
bottom OF the Atlantic together, sooner
than surrender; ardent, Impa> stoned, full
OF confidence ana determine courage !,
Doth combining 10 Ow 'nelr flags to hu
mainly. Behoii British vessel, SAILING
with the cross OF y GeoIse flying, with
all American prize, close by the sleeping
thunders of Fort AlcHenry, and deliver.
ing up to the justice VI our country, AIDe-
rican criminals, Tor the violation OF Anne
rican laws. On the o:ner hand, the Star
Spangled Banner sails with a British prize,
through me midst of their power tuI navies,
and sUrreuders British crimlna TO Bri.
fish tribunal, Tor the violation OF British
laws. Here IS an mperlous, stern, nigh
toned dignity, superior even 10 national
glory, an" these powerful rivals, nemies
no longer, are forced to reverence the
laws OF their common Creator-they bow
their flags to the standard OF The Cross.
Such thing, we believe 10 be unparaiel.
led in the history ot naiIonS. Tell US, CAL
cuIa'lng p Politicians, Is not \ new ara, a
glor Gus ga Advancing! Bali Chron.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

In the 18th annual report Of the American
Society for ColonizDg the Free People OF
Color, there is The programme OF treaty
between the United States and England,
for the suppression of Piracy committed
by the African slave trade, which, on be-
ing compared with the outl oes OF the one
given bv'Mr. Canning, in hi speech before
the II. of Commons tina: b been signed,
agree so well that re sumo they are
substantially alike. The olowing is
comprehensive analysis Off PROVISIONS
It's agreed. that the commander and COM
missioned officers of either nation, under
the instructions OF their respective govern
ments may cruize in the African or west
Indian seas, may captur any vessel en-
gagged in such traffic, be- gIHg TO either
nation. to be tried by th WIS OF the ma
ton TO which such captur vessel may De,
long; bot IN that case, it mot be trleo
by the tribunals Of the ca
Merchant vessels sailio. under convoy
are exempt from ibis scar b.
The la rs OF the nation, are TO govern
Ito which the vessel belongs) the prize
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06

dispatch as possible. No distinction, we
understand is made amongst them. Whe.
| tner high or low, rIch or poor-wbeiber
guilty or innoceD. whether Implicated or
! not in the late premedIisted InsurreCiIon,
the sentence oil banishment Is the SAME
The hue OF the SKIN is quite sufficient, and
a passport is politely handed to every one
whose name aud residence is known, as
! well as To those who are only know d
broad, in the public streets anG hign ways.
A consl.iera ole number ut these people
hai already arrived al Trinidad, where
we are iutorined, Iney have met with all
manifested refuge
IRELAND
We regret exceedingly (says the Dublin
Evening Post OF me s3i OF Narch) TO
state tnat disturbances in Limerick, Cork
and HI kenny. commune We will not say
that they are alarming, 5ut Cer,nIii:y i0.y
are OF nature lDai must intilci pam on
every man who has regard Ia this miser.
able cuGnUry and IT'S wretched nDa oi.nts,
to whatever rank or class they may belong.
10 kildorrery. (Cork) murder has been
committed Oh man named Sullivan
Near Buit,vant. in the same couDly, the
house o. Mr. Inward, farmer, was burnt.
10 Ppperary, near New Inn. man nam
ed Conway had bis scull fractured, OF
which he died. W. have already meD
toned The murder of Mr.. Msrum, ~ Kill
kenny. By a misPriht it was stated that
bis son had shared the same tate: the latter
was wounded, but is recovering At OF
near Callaw, however, IN the same coun.
tr, one Long, a process. server, who ell
deavored to levy tithes, was murdered 90
the same day. In Limerick they are con.
tinuing to arrest under the Instruction
Act. Sixteen men were taken up, on the
2Oih inst. in KImeady, in this county.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
The Alexandria Baths

A RE now in complete order, fitted up
n 10 superior style and will be rea-
dy for the accommodation OF the public
on the eighth instant As this establish
ment has received the unqualified appro-
baton OF the physicians, il is unnecessary
to say more in It's recommendation than,
that strict attention will he gwen IN us
management, and faithful male and female
servants provided. Terms reduced TO
suit the times, as tollo*s:-For families,
p7 for the season; single persons D5; single
baths 373 Cts; Jour baths nj. Ooe bali
OF The subscription money will be expect
ed in advance, and the balance OH the 10th
July. ELiZAbE II Laws
NAV e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
LATE FROM DEMARARA

NCRFoLk, way y.
By The British brig Samuel Capl Phe.
Ian, a file OF the Guiana Chronicle from
lst to 18th April inclusive and Of the
'ColoniSt from 30th March TO 18th April
were received yesterday at our New:
Room. We make some extracts below,
from which it will be seen that the spirit
of INSTRUMENTATION among the Blacks OIL
that Island 10 not yet extinct, and that IN
telligence OF new plots on the East Coa.t
has caused the Militia to be again calie,
into active service
Martinique, it would appear, IS taking
very efficient measures 10 get rid OF tina,
troublesome class OF its inhabitants
GEoRGETowN, Dem iprIi l2.
Intelligence f rsther an unpleasant ma
tire, concerning the cOnt' Il OF The Me-
gtoes IN the East Coast, reached town this
morning which induced his Excelsncy
the 'osernor 10 furH out the Ge rye
town Brigade OF Militia, and TO place a
guard at the Colony House
The Battalion is ordered TO bold them
selves in readiness al NOM, nt's notice
A proclamation from Hea@ Quarters ap.
pears above, regulating The period, &c du
ring which the Easter Festival is To- be OBJ
served by the negroes generally through
out the Colony. Those on the East Coast
are not to be- allowed any indulgence
whatsoever
The reports regarding the intelligence
we have Just hinted at, are so conlradic'o-
nv, :hat we do not feel ourselves jus ihed IN
stating what we have heard-even from
sources which under other circumstances
might be considered as lolerably anthem
tic. Il may not be amiss however TO state
a fact; generally credited, that some plots
and of an extensive nature too, have
been discovered. which we're to have
made this colony another seat OF warfare
on Easter Monday, the l9,h 'nst.-The
measures adopted by government, Sil
probably enable US 10 state something de-
cisive 90 this point in our next.
April ID
The Members OF the Honorable the
Court OF Policy met yesterday. tor the
purpose Of celebrating upon the best
me ms to be adopted, TO protect The Colo
~ from any fresh disturbances on The part
OF the Negroes, during the Easter Holi
6ays-which from inform alton lately re-
ceived, they have some reason TO apPre'
bend.
Martial law. we understand, is not to be
proclaimed. from lsudable consideration
oi the inconvenience and expense TO which
the Colony would be again subIected.-
The Militia, however, is TO be Kept on
the alert, and TO be paraded every alter
noon-sUd the guards and picque,s are to
he replaced at the usual stations, both IN
town and country.
April IS.
By private letters from Martinique we
learn, that the colou;ed people OF thai Is
and are being shipped away with as much
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
This is to give Notice.

THAT The subscriber hath obtained,
l. from the Orphans Court OF Charles
County, ~ Maryland, letters OF admins.
Tation on the personal estate OF )oHS F.
BEALL, late Of Charles county, deceased:
All person having CLAIMS against the said
deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit
The same, with The vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber, at or before The Ist day vt
November next. or they may Otherwise ~
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate Given under my hand. this a6th
day of April, Anno Domini 1924.
JOHN }. GATES, Admir-.
may 3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
FROMC COLOMBIA.

Nsw-l DIRK. May I've have receiv-
cd by way o. Baltimore, Caracas papers
OF the 3 Isl March and 9Th April. The sub
joined letter OF the Governor Of Martinique
il inserted in the manner we have copied
1t, without any comment or explanation %
whom il is addressed.
Caracas, March 81.
His Most Christina Majesiy's bris Ga
Zelle, Captain -, anchored in Lagusy
"a roads on Thursday last This vessel
lei, Martinique on the 18th inst. tor the
purpose of conveying Monsieur CHASE
kIAU, Member OF the Legion OF Honour,
charged, as we understand, with diplo-
matte mission to our Government, Rumor
reports that il is The in.entiOn OF Monsieur
Chass,risu shortly to proceed to Bogota,
TO have a personal communication with
the Executive. On coming &c anchor the
GazeIe fired salute, which as duly re-.
turned by the batteries.
For, Royal, Martinique March Is. 1924
GESERAL-i avail myself of the oppor-
tun,iy OF Mr.. CbasserIau's departure tor
Caracas, 10 recall myself TO your recollec>
ton. have instructed him 10 remove The
effects OF The insinuations OF Ger ain foreign
newspapers, which attribute 20 France a
a design OF aiding Spain in the war now
pending between that couRtry AID the GO
yernments OF her possessions IN South A
merica. at present opposed to her have
already hac the honor of assuring your
Exceitency, in reply TO the letter which
you addressed 10 me some month since,
relative To reported expedition hitting out
in France against Colombia, that my go.
yernment adheres TO the system OF neutra-
hty which it has observed from the begin
ming of this war; and owe il 10 the since
riiy with which you have address d me, IN
order to satisfy yourself respecting these
rumors, 10 repeat this assurance, al mo-
ment when the arrival OF some vessels at
Martinique, with troops on board, may
furnish designing persons with pretext
for propagating alarming reports respects
ing The intentions of France.
The vessels of war and troops are des'
tined to succour the station, and to com
plete the corps oil the French garrisons, in
their West India Colonies; as well as 10
preserve order, and vigorously protect the
merchant vessels OF France, and also those
OF other nations, against the deprsdat'ons
of privateers and pirates.
trust that your ExceIlency will oh
serve in this frank aud honest explanation.
fresh evidence OF my desire to Perpetuate
the strictest relations of integrity, conn
dence. and friendship
Accept. General. the assurance OF my
highest consideration.
COUNT DONZELOP,
General and Governor OF Martinique.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
L'Improvisatore,
1T The IUWN HILL.

M K PkMBERrON will have tb-
lVl pleasure OF meeting ,hose lsdies anu
gen tlemeD who may be inclined to honor
bin With their attendance, al the Town
Hal This Evening Doors open al hal.
past Z; exercises 10 commence al o'cl ck.
I'csets at the uaI places
may 8 lik
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
Oyster Shells.

T HAVE for sale 1900 bushels OF nice
clean OYSTER SHELLS. Any per.
son wishing to purchase, will please call
and view them, opposite the oid msfSe'
house: also FRESH and Puzzled ofo'
rERS. said to be very nice.
NAV est DOMINY BANCROFT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06

The y. York Greek committee have trans
mtted bills of EXCHANGE for E6600 sterling to
hessrs. Baru5, Brothers :, Co. of London -
being the am ,Int purchased with DSl ,9,il 90,
in the hands the Treasurer OF the Fund The
various munitions Of war received, are to be
transmitted to Leghorn, by the first opportu-
nifty.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
FOR Sale.

sznA Agood bargain nay be had in a
Ma Too Story Brick House, tat pre-
Hi sent n6DIsbed,) together with a
&biot Of ground containing abou,
halt an acre, situated st the corner OF
Franklin and Henry streets, II application
IS made immediately to the subscriber.
GEORGE w. CA1LETT.
NAV 6 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
For Hire.
Notice.

Notice.
TNHE. stockholders Of The Washington
L and Alexandra Turnpike Company,
are requested to meet al the Town HALL.
in Alexandria, on Friday nex' al 8 O'Clock
10 tie A; erDoon. for the purpose OF taking
Inlo consideration the proprIety OF extend.
ing the csuseway at Four mile Run, and
repairing or rebuilding the bridge, aud TO
determine upon the hest manne, y! Using
the means TO do the work. BY order Of
The President and directors.
B. C. ASH ION, Clerk.
NAV q u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
II. p. Whitney.

EIAS just re ceived by the sioop Fanny,
IL Capt. Mitchell, from Baltimore. a
general fashionable assortment of ladies',
misses. gen,iemen's and cbildrep's
Leshor,t and Chip Hats,
Of all qualities and prices. Together with
an elegant assortment of cambria, gIDg-
hams. calicoes md stripes; embracing al.
most every article for the approaching sea-
son: which he offers cheap tor cash, at bis
old stard, corner of Prince and Wa,er ST.
opposite the Farmers Bank, Alexandra.
mou
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
John B. Hammatt,

Tpholsterrr and Paper Hanger.
FIAS just received per sloop Cons'itu-
1tlon, from Philadelphia, part OF his
spring supply of
Paper Hangirgs E Borders,
which, added 10 bis former stock, com.
prise large assortment, which he VIII
sell on moderate terms. J. b. H. is rea.
dy at all times to put the paper on the
walls of his customers, in town or country
Day & Martins genuine backing per do
zen or single jar, Tor sale as above, on
King street between Alfred and Co'u m
bus streets, may Ol
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
lXANDlxgA,
THUR Jay iORNiNG, MAY g..

At the supreme Court, held at Worcester,
Mass, on the list of April, young man, a
medical student, was tried for disntering a.
dead body. lie was found guilty anu sen;enc
ed to impris 'nnent for two mont as, and to pay
the costs of prosecution, about D250.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06

Young Hyson Teas, &C..
Lending from the sioop Adsiid from Rsw-
York,
~ chests young Tyson tea. 8ea..
H., ver's cargo, imported last
HO month and represented 10 be-
of fine quality
92 half chests gunpowGer do
10 hhds New Orleans sugar
90 hampers Bristol porter botiias
200 gross velvet corks-For ssie,bs
SAM'L MESSEkSMtTH.
Who has in Store,
70 boxes Sicily oranges
5 bags soft shell almonds
90 do flberts
10 do walnuts
50 bushels fresh clover seed
SO bbis No 8 mackerel
pipes 4ih Cognac brandy warranted
pure
do imitation -.
100 bbls Baltimore wbiskey
5 o or ea p'es' French Madeira wine
go boxes Bakers No. I 2& 8 and
40 half boxes Lspbaa's No | chocolate
30 half boxes Waits No dc
20 sacks Liverpool blown salt
22 bbs superior Rio sugar
70 reams wrapping paper
e6 bundles sugar loaf do
10 do band box boards
i8 bbls bacon hams containing about
200 lbs each
10 bags pepper
IS $ 1 Do a s. nS%''s' Coffee
% tierces Potatoes at a reduced
400 hampers price
Flint. Havana segars
Bristol patent wine and porter bottles
u bbls Glauber salts
A lew casks Goshen cheese, &c.
An "a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
For Providence.

II, The sloop FAVORITE. capt
.t *, Stout. will sail in all the present
week and lake 200 nbls. freight Apply
TO WIN FOWLE CO.
Who have received PR SAID loop aud for
sale on liberal terms
10 bales domestic PLAID
50 bbIs India Point gin
may S
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
Notsce
Rank Of Potomac.

NTOTlCE is hereby given the stock
y holders of the Bank ot Potomac, that
= dividend OF Two and an halt per cent, tor
the last SIX mon hs. has been declared, and
will he paid on the 4th inst.
By order OF the President and Directors.
NAV l-3t G. PAGE Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
LATE FROM BRAZIL.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4--By the arriva!
al this port lasteven,ng. OF the schr. Her
iran, Bedford, in 33 days from Rio ia
metro, information has been received that
the present Emperor, Don Pedro, has
granted constitution 10 the braZilians,
and the government is to be considered
hereafter as limited aud not absolute mo-
narchy. The Roman Catholic rs he .es.
tabli>hed religion, but all other forms will
be tolerated, though they will not be per-
mit,ed to be publicly solemnizsd, The
reignmg dynasty is TO be Don Pedro !.
and bis leg Ultimate successors.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-06
Extract Of letter from Pernambuco, dat"
ed th 23d oi March. 1924.

Extract of letter from Pernambuco, dat"
ed tn 23d OF March, 1924.
"We hav If the harbor an English fri
gate and two sloops o VIZ who are defer
minr to pro pc' both EnyIlsh & American
lives and property. me revolution tina,
happened here yesterday, is ct a serious
nature, and am afraid Will de- US here
longer than contemplated in last respects
Nr. lanes Crawford who was shot by
a party o. robbers, while travelling from
Mexico 10 Vera Cruz in March last, was a
respectable and much esteemed citizen of
Philadelphia. About ave months since,
Mr. Crawford and VIZ Andrews assistant
Cashier OF the U S. Bank were despatch
ed bv he Bank to Mexico. for the purpose
of efecting some important negotiations.
On heir return from the city of Mexico
to A'vsrado. las considerable danger was
anpreheD ed from an attack by robbers,
on M .uppositiou of their having. large
amount H. spec'e) they were furnished
with 81 -ong scort OF S5 men, well arm
ed. under the direction OF Capt. Murray,
OF the British Navy. On arriving at Pne-
bla they were deprived OF this escort by the
public 'u:bority, l. an interior gu,rd. OF J. 2
worthless men, badly armed, was suhsti'
tu,ed. A short distance from Pusbla. most
OF this guard deserted them and they were
soon alter attacked by set OF Bancitr OF
twenty 6ve-Mr Crawford was shot hro'
the lungs, four oil the party wounded, and
a courier " no had Joined them at the roo.
ment with dispatches for Capt. Murray,
killed Capt. Murray and Mr.. Andrews
appear to have escaped nburt. The ban
dilt made prisoners Of the party, robbed
them Of every thing and being joined by
those OF the guard who had deserted, deli.
5era'ed whether TO put them 10 death; but
through the intercessIon OF two or three
who had some remains Of humanity, they
were after some hours detention and cruel
treatment, set free Mr. Crawford expir
ed in the arms of Mr.. Andrews, 8 hours
after receiving the fatal wound. Whether
any rites OF inlerment could have taken
place, under the unfortunate circumslan.
ces of bis death is uDknowG
Bnk .9msr,cnn
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For Boston,

as1I The superior schooner Zephyr,
,GE& Jonathan Foster master. burnes
about 1000 hbIs, and wilI be- dlspa,c hed
On obtaining 500 bnls. Apply to.
JOHN Fl LAUD u Co.
Hho hare for sole,
81 tons plaster, received by said vessel.
may 4
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III MARINE LIST, -
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.

ARRIVED-Msy d,
Steamboat Potomac. jenkins, Norfolk.
SAILED
Brig Columbus, Marbury, Boston.
ARRIVED-May 5,
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell. Baltimore
Passed brig IN Nanjemoy Reach bound
up. eAiLED,
Sloop Constitution, Bishop. Philadel
phja.