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AN ACT to alter the terms of the District
Court of the United States in the Western
District of Virginia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
the terms OF the District Court in and
for the Western District of Virginia,
instead of the time now fixed by law,
shall be holden on the days and at the
places hereafter mentioned, namely: al
S,aun,on, on the las, Mondays in March
and August; at Wythe Court House on
the first Mondays in April and Septem-
Der; a, Lewisburg, on the Fridays after
the first Mondays in April and Scp'em
her; and at Clarkesburg, on the first
Mondays of June aud November, in each
year.
Sec. 2. .And be it further enacted.
That all recognizances, process sui's,
and proceedings, of every kind, whether
of civil or criminal nature, commenc.
ed or pending in either of said Courts,
shall be returned TO, proceeded in, and
determined at, the terms herein provid-
cd for, in the same manner as it the time
of holding said Courts had not been
changed.
H. CLAY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate pro temper E.
Washington, March ), l825-.pproved:
JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26

salt will gradually sink 90 the taiIow is
consumed, the melted tallow being
drawn through the salt, and consumed
in the wick.
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II. CLAY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Washington, March 3. lS25-Approved:
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT further to amend the act authoriz-
ing payment for property lost, captured,
destroyed, by the enemy, while in the mill.
tary service Of the United States, and for
other purposes passed ninth Apnl, one
thousand eight hundred and sixteen.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
o. Representatives ofMe United States
of .dmerica in Congress assembled. That
any person having claim for building
destroyed by the enemy during The late
war, under the ninth section of the act to
which this is an amendment, and Of the
act to amend the same, passed the third
of March, one thousand eight hundred
and seventeen, which shall have been
presented to the commissioner of claims,
appointed under the act first aforesaid,
at any time before the tenth OF April, one
thousand eight hundred and eighteen,
and which was not paid under said acts,
nor finally rejected by said Comm issi inn.
er, may, within nine months hereafter,
present the same, with the evidence to
support it, to the Third Auditor of the
Treasury, for examination and adjust
ment; and if he shall be satisfied the
building or buildings for which damages
are claim ed, was, at the time of its de-
etruction, occupied by order of any agent
or officer ofthc United States, as place
of deposite for military or naval stores,
or as barracks for the military forces of
the United States, he shall proceed to
assess the damages, and certify the
amount for payment, in the way pointed
out in the act first above referred to,
which shall be Immediately paid, out Of
any money in the Treasury, not other.
wise appropriated: Provided, That, if
the Audi,or shall be satisfied the evil
dence before him is insufficient to ena-
BILE MN correctly to decide between the
United States and the claimant, he may,
on giving notice to the claimant, cause
other evidence 10 be taken: ind fro
pided, also, That no payment shall be
made under the provisions OF this act,
where the property destroyed was occu-
pied under a contract with the owner,
and at the risk Of such owner.
Sec. 2. find be il further enacted,
That the amount which shall appear to
have been paid to the owners, as rent,
for the use or occupation of their pro-
per,y, shall be deducted from the amount
directed to be paid to them under this
act.
Sec g. And be il further enacted,
That in case the whole amount Of claims
presented, and allowed, under this act,
shall exceed the sum Of two hundred and
finy thousand dollars, then, and in that
case, the claimants shall, respectively,
receive only their rateable proportion Of
the sum of two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, to be liquidaled by the said
AUDITOR in the adjustment OF the amount
TO be received by such claimants, resPec-
tively.
Washington, March 8, 1s25-Approved;
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT to authorize the sale OF unservice.
IL 0,lncDca reno and Military Stores
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26
JAMES MONROE

AN ACT to make Castine port of entry for
ships or vessels coming from beyond the
Cape Of Good Hope.
BE il enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United STATES
from and after the first day Of April
next, Casino, in the State of Maine, shall
be, ADD is hereby. made porI of entry
for ships or vessels coming from beyond
the Cape of Good Hope.
Washington, March 3, 1825-Approvcd
JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26

AN ACT to authorize the sale of Section Of
Land therein mentioned.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES of the United States
0America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary Of The Treasury Shall be,
and is hereby, authorized TO cause to be-
exposed TO public sale, in the same man
ner other lands of the United States arc,
the section numbered thirty -four, of tbs
Eleventh Township and Third Range OF
Townships offered for sale, a, Sieubep
lie, Ohio; and, if not so sold, the sad
section shallbe liable 10 entry in the Steu
benville Land Office, as other lands ar
Washington, March 8, lS25-Approved
JAMES MONROE.
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AN ACT to authorize the sale of unservice.
able Ordnance, Arms, and Military Stores.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives ofthe United States
Of America in Congress assem6led, That
the President OF the United States be,
and he is hereby, authorized to cause to
be sold any ordnance, arms, ammuni-
ton, or other military stores, or subsist-
cnce, or medical supplies, which, upon
proper inspection or survey, shall APP
pear to be damaged, or otherwise IN
suitable for the public service, when
ever, in his opinion, the sale OF such un-
scrvceable stores will be advantageous
TO the public service.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That the inspection or survey OF the un'
seryiceable stores shall be made ~ an
Inspector General, OF such other officer
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or officers as the Secretary OF War may
appoint for that purpose; and the sales
shall be made under such rules and re-
gula,i ms as may be prescribed by the
Score aty OF War.
Washington, March 8, 1825-Approved:
JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26

A machine for spinning Wool, invent
ed by GILBERT BREWSTER Esq OF Con
necucpt, is now in operation at the Ca
piol in Albany, New-York, which, it is
stated in memorial 10 the Legislature,
causes saving of labor, compared with
the old process, ola Leaf 60 per cent
1t can be propelled by water, steam or
hand power; spins from the rolls,
consequently supersedes the necessity
of roping-inexperienced boys or girls
can attend as we'll as the most expert.
enced spinner.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26

AN ACT to extend the time for issuing and
locating Military Land Warrants to officers
and soldiers of the Revolutionary army.
Be it enacted by tie Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES ofthe United States
Of Anerica in Congress assembled, That
he time limited by the second section
of the act approved the twen,y-fourth
day OF February, one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen, for issuing militia
ry land warrants to the officers and sol.
diers of the Revolutionary army, shall
be extended till the fourth Of March, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-se-
ven, and the time for locating the unlo-
Gated warrants shall be extended till the
first day ofOctober thereafter.
Washington, March 3, l825-Approved:
JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26

AN ACT making an additional appropriation
for defraying the expenses of bringing to
the seat of Government the votes for Pre-
sident and Vice President of the United
States.
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House
Of RetresentattveS Of the United States
oF.America in Congress assembled, That
there be, and there hereby is, appropri-
a,ed, out of any money in the Treasury,
not otherwise appropriated, the sum OF
lwo thousand nine hundred and sixty
nine dollars and Fifty cents, for the pay
ment of the expenses of bringing to the
seat of Government the votes for Presi-
dent and Vice President OF the United
States, in addition to the sum OF three
thousand three hundred dollars, hereto
fore appropriated for the same object.
Washington, March 3, 1925-Approved:
JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26

Economy in Candles.-If you are
without rush-light, and would burn a
candle all night, unless you use the fol-
lowing precauiion, it is ten to one an or
binary candle will gutter away in an
hour or two; sometimes to the endan-
gering the safety Of the house: This
may be avoided by placing as much
common salt, finely powdered, as will
reach from the ,allow to the bottom Of
the black part Of the wick of partly
burnt candle when, if the same be light
ed, it will burn very slowly, yielding a
sufficient light for bed chamber the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26

Thar, If any Of the gold or silver coins
which shall be struck or coined at the
mint oil the United States, shall be de-
based, or matte worse, as to the proper
zion of fine gold or fine silver therein
containedor shall be OF less weight or va
lue than the same ought TO be, pursuant
60 the several acts relative thereto,
through the default or with the CONN.,
vance of any Of the officers or persons
who shall be employed at the said mint,
for the purpose of profit or gain, or
otherwise, with fraudulent intent, and
II any OF the said officers or persons shall
embezzle any Of the metals which shall,
al any time, be committed to their charge
for the purpose Of being coined, or any
of the coins which shall be struck or
coined at the said mint, every such otti-
Ger or person who shall commit any, or
either, of the said offences, shall be DEEM
ed guilty OF felony, and shall be SEN
fenced 10 imprisonment and hard labor
for term not less than one year nor
more than ten years, and shall be fined
in sum not exceeding ten thousand
dollars.
Sec. 25 Ind be il further enacted,
That all acts and arts of acts, inconsis-
tent with the provisions of this act, shall
be, and the same are hereby, repealed:
Provided, nevertheless, Tha, all such
acts, and parts of acts, shall be and re-
main in full force for the punishment OF
all offences committed before the pas
sing of this act.
Sec. rs. And be il further enacted,
That nothing in this &C, contained shall
be construed 10 deprive the courts of the
individual states of jurisdiction, under
the laws of the several states, over often
ces made punishable by this act.
II. CLAY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN GAILLARD,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Washington, March 3, 1S25-Approved:
JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-26

AN ACT to change the time of holding the
District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Louisiana.
Be it enacted by the Senate ard House
Of Representatives of the United StateS
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the District Court Of the United States
for the Eastern District of Louisiana,
shall be annually holden in the City OF
New-Or!eans, on the second Monday of
December, instead of the third Monday
Of November, as now prescribed by law.
Sec. 2. Ind be il further endctea
That all suits, actions, writs, processes,
and other proceedings, which now are
bending in said District Court, or which
are, or may hereafter be, comm enced
for, or re'urnable to, the said District
Court, on the third Monday of Novem-
Der, as heretofore established, shall be
re,urnable to, heard, tried, and proceed
d with, in the said District Court, in the
same manner as If the time for holding
thereof had not been changed.
Washington, March 3, 025-Approved:
JAMES MONROE
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-09
II st..G., =, BIB 3 ;;2s--nsl. z. ANY,

Thc Berean, ~ttl scripture artl common sense
t0s ha s'alides l&amtaes trelly tie opinions and
practice, ot tic rslis.u'l, professors f the pre-
,ant az. Bg4natn 70 ,ect, as sect nos 2 any
creed, or ST OF opinions, iscaG5s sPpoHsddy
g.sst aINey, he reduces Is plActice.le excellent
al'jeeei tsle Apostle,
Irare al things; hold fist that H,i,ioh : good'
Ni;h tHc Bsa in iii, hand, The bsrean con-
tend, for What he believes TO Re the faith once
delivered e the saiiits'--4 ta.tb both simple and
practical, and within tn compass OF the hun-
biz, pefcc Ptions Controversy m the commonly
ceptct sefsa, and opinions having no bearing
allrCetics, I4t 2vlly -aandd5s e i.o4-.14ea 4ea-
lots
ile Barcaa iul ,es 10 man; lie condemns Nd
nan unless already condemned ~ his ACTIONS.
Ii is here tla, genuine nLRtsY i seated. Ac-
iiohs therefore e Hi! dosely try-to actions he
Will cla,cl press the i,iallihle RULE, " Br rHIIn
4 fRriFs ~ SHALL KNos THEN"
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receive this advertisement and give tie same three
insertions, shall be entitled to our thanks, and
volume OF the work.
MENDENHALI4 & WALTERS
Wilmington, Dec IS, 1924,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Thomas c. Alrichs. Fancy HafoWaar' aar,4r
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer 'o'",
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machinc Maker co'A''
shiplcy and broad streets !,
h'oa hound,y-Evan Thomas 6 =, ~
ond 81. near the Black Horse taVet" r
1for9ec. Naa4tac:org-Robhsohs :
9S market st.
Conreganccr-Bcnjamin Ferris y W
ncr of West and Third streets
J. P. Fairlamb, Notary Public, sur.s,", ,,r,,
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator y =
S;c. IL High Street, j, PaS,
Joshua johnson & Son, MaAe.N
Greek Mills. ~,
Lottery and Erchange oGee-' = -
sen. los, market street. i,
Notary Public and Convyanfer'..nd mi {,
Hendrickson, corner Of Freheh "'
ond streets. No. 45.
Livery Sfabie--kept by Husoh o"'
Shipley st. above Queen. o, of 4
James S9raen, one Of the BurSesse2 ova, -
Borough. Notary Public ana eo''N =
er, No. IS, King street. ,, N
Master Brickiayer, Grocer ara A.m, ", n 4,
chant.--B. w. Brackin, No. 2 Wss. Vs. .,+ e.
street, opposite the upper lnstAe'
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'rle n rast.t # the s.. dames Chpci LattfrY
Y cpectt,iti5 g.Se roilcr, fiTat t9 ntIaeEc,. 81
thc rrvat number ii Tickets lcuaiUtng Hnsold,
lhey would not be aarratci II Gsaaing lie
L,.,-iy Is was intended anl lhey regret hat
ti.es are eGryfiic 70 ren9ush thc 'lra@n.- II.
toge,ltr, fio,n want oithai patronage @bet they
coaH.lealy eNn cted y receive. 'Io those aUo
haze eGc qr<rl .lie Lot en- ~ .hc purchase !.
ic>efs its I'll er # If sincere thaaks,
j. j. AAHFa3, l4j. Mrsst street. viii retlrn
ne moars IN II set, purchased il % h.m. q
aiifeSciGnSe i mt tlriSe.s II utAtr Lottefl 5.
MiImlnst.n, Mas ~. lo35
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TASTE AND FASHION.
J. Se0tt.

Rrgs leave 10 inform his friends and the pnblit
generally, thathe stai n.,nucs . receive At his
Dol a43 Tqs},oaaba Hat Storc,
No. IS, Market streel, Wilmington, full suppl,
Of
MEMS AND EOl'S FUR HATS, ~
From Messrs G & II Bulkley, Philadelphia
Of the latest fashions, and Of very superior c,
duced prices.
CT J.S has on hand an assortment OF WHIT
and DRAB Hats. suitable for lLc summer sea
son.
nay &c, 1926. s5--R
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Bread and Biscuit Bakers

Miller Dunott, l05 Shipley st.
Michael Wolfe, 5. East Sd street
John Countiss, 5, East Front ST.
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George r. q Daniel,
WANI,NR.

~. 99, NarL@ uteet, tst,re.n So.3t's and p!.m.
hy's laeraa, md op9esiteJ J. f.{ta's Hto's.
His friends informs and public. Kind,
That he can stIr them 10 their miHl,
III Pantaloons. Or Coat, orNcst,
Of cloth subst.ntl.l and tic best
lie II make them strong, ggntcel and neat.
And finished smoothly antl complete,
His terms are cA,n, but thcn they 're Low,
Which make, difference great, YOU know
The times are hard, tile people cFy,
And sayiS thus, they tell no lie
But, good o. bad, worse than they are,
They must have CLOTHING stillto wcat;
Though Adam naked went, III true,
In modtrl day the thing wontau.
The climates cold, ana t.lo' 'tWay HIT,
The fashion woulan't change !. III;
Then all on uDaNiEL iog q snh,
4 co.r, a vlsT, c0trhs, staropr;
Or P,STAIooSs, III faithful made,
che,p As b! any u ihe trade.
o.B A!loFlers II lis Inc win be thankfully
retaivctl and flnctuully attended to-
APRIL IAN, 1873. 29-3m
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Groceries and Liau0rs;.a
For Sale,
I'll Farm and Cotton Factory,

situated aa pike creek, in Nil Greek hindrcd,
I .uniy : Mt stif, beinF % prnPtrtf Y Va.
RI GlG,c. The rl.nc ains slSt, acres lil land
tith roo staAe uoase and foHr Gorsgcs, q
n,yr ia s,ahle, I'D ~ execueht ufctr ~
tFa i..c3Jfy-sre about 30 s.ta'lles itl the IT,
4 IL, t9Trepuatl1us The stispm0t water i srtf-
4 e0t q ry,- n.ueh llrger + m5es fsaindlgs
F5r ;urth,f particulars, enquire II
VIM. G. Esrsey,
! the Winins,5u lIotel, y on the Premises.
w., stA. 1882. SIT
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RENIOY.A.La..

,tolIN WRIGHT Tcspectfffy infolms lis
- fritn i and the Pnll,d y general, that he
4 ; removed his store from Me soath side ot the
LoWlr IIaeke l,oust T. tht eerr@r Of isant ahd
Mdket 41rgets, &hereille INTENDS keepinS kca
erai 4ssnrimenipf
Groceries and Liquors.;
sacA Il sayar. toliet, Melasses teppj, Astice,
Ginger, N,tmlHs, FiAg and slltsi en, RHn
Brandyanl api.is--.l5 Barfeis q Ness l'af@,
Is ditto q N:l. ana Mlckarel, which w'tii all
the above ii iiles, II b. solI low tor eas!' tr
= I gaucrs
W,laia, iii. II, o., ls2s. 2s.;. 2mo.
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Securing.

Thc subscriber respectfully Informs tie Cit
zen,.t Wilmington n and " vicinit,, TIA, he will
scour l.alcs' and Gcntlemcn's garn ents, Of evr
iy dcstr ption--,ud viii cNtr,ct Slams, GredSi,
md other impertections with ncatncss aln
effect, wich yin rn.urr 10 him credit
As Ne warm season i approaching. Gentle
mcn wal ind /, mneli thcir advantage, 10 have
their Cio'h cleaned "a. and s0cl as will honor
lin 0itt ihtir custom, viii lie accommodated
~ tt.i. sAt iSfactian
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Boot ami Shoe Manufacturers

IhcophiIns Joncs, u market st.
Val. M'Neal : son, 96 and 100 market i
William M'Ncal, king st.
James Grubb, = east trout s..
James Simpson, 10 west front Il.
William White, so market ST.
Thomas Nmden, rrcrch st.
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Merchant 'IEailors. I

WIN. G Deputy, II east Front st. where res
dymade clothes are kept constantly fol ssi
Jas. Simpson, lr. Z west third St.
George il. O Daniel, Ne. 98, Market. St
Isaac II. Wilson, 3 high st.
Thomas I. Curl, near Painters Bridge, Che
ter Co. Penn.
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Ga. Johnson.

queen Street, one 1oor wcsi Of Market s..
y Il, Shaving and llair.,lressiag executed il
tho nea,es, nd most Fashionable manner, by
G D.
March il 27-3m
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AIeSdrs Preurrs.
Asthe fashion, for the Spring has nov arrived,
AMI It has become fashionable 10 advertise IN
apoeteal May We fopc VT shall be excused Tor
annlylnS No following 10 nlr nnrpose
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GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchants

Buzby & Bassett, 81, mark ct St
!ohn Patterson, 80 market Street
w. y. Iomlinson, No. 81, Market str..
John X. Brinckle, corner Of Market 4 ovs ~,
streets. = Saee
William M'Caullcy, Brandywine, north i,
Of the Bridge. - = w
John M'Clung & Co. SIS ,lnarket st.
John M'Lear, So. market st.
Joseph pogue, l0l market st.
Allan thomson, 43 market st.
John w. Tatum, SO market st.
1haiAley :, Somers, 48 market st.
Edward IT, Baily, 81 market st.
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Apothccaries and Druggist

Jose III Bringhurst, IS market st.
Mars.,et Johnson, SS market st.
=. b. Vaughan, 8; Co. Sign Of the Mort
and Pesre, al Market ST.
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Daniel Young, young man near Milford,
Ia few days ago was bit oy rattle
snake which he was training for exhibition in
Philadelphia, and expired in about ii hours.
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Hardware, Oil g. Paint StoroS

Joseph Mendenhall & CO. corner of KIM
and Second streets.
James G. Allen, ?, west High st.
Joseph &. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James & Samuel Brown, 8 High st
Clement & Gordon, corner Of Market art
eskennet.
Josiah II. Gilpin, corner market & Sd SIS
Peter Horn, corner king and front sts,
Arthur murphy, Is West front st.
John Rice, Brand. vine, gauth Of bridge
Samuel Sappngton & Co. 5 west front 4,
Samuel Stroad, corner Of front and orany,
George Williamson, 10, high st. =
Richard Williams, corner king < queen 81.
George Ninslow, l79 market st,
John Wright, corner of Front ana Marke
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Dissolution Of Conartncrshin.
To the Public.

NJ, 1925.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-10
CoN6n1flR oIAI..
Ertruct of letter from Capt. Rose, Of the SHIP
Shenandoah, to gentleman Of .alerandr'o'
dotcd Mem DieD. Dee. IL, 1924.

Ertract of a letter from Capt. Rose, Of the ss,p
Shenandoah, to gentleman Of .alerandr'0'
dated Ne,U Diep, Dec II, 1924.
81 have made one attempt to beat out out
before got to sea it came on to blow heavy
and had to return and anchor in Texei koaas,
where was exposed to very heavy gaae' and
AZ the roads are not considered safe at tniS
season, and there being no other vessel with
me. as soon as the gale allowed me to purchase
nv anchors, l returned into the New DieP.
occunv a birth near the entrance OF the nieP,
which will enable me to be the first vessel OUT
when the wind becomes favorable.
There are now in the New dep more than
one hundred sail of shipping ready tor sea;
some of them have been wind bound eighty
days-among the number are the following
Amer;canseMargaret, Dromo, Betsy, Essex,
and Charles and Henry-the latter ship has
been ready for sea since early in Oct. When
the winds changes to the eastward, it will take
3 DAYS for all the vessels to get out ofthe Dep;
The opinion is, on the second or third Gay .,
the east wind, the New dep will be BLOCKED
up with ice, should this be the case, am ie1-
full most of the americans will be detained as
they all, except the Shenandoah, LIE hien ~
the dep. The Amsterdam papers state III.
there has been 10000 lives lost by shiPwIM1c ~,
this season, on the coast Of England ana i'''
land"