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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-20
House Of Representatives.

Wednesday, Jan. ll.-Mr. BATES laid on the ia
Bile petition, signed by 1873 inhabitants of Kent CO.
praying the passage of law to authorize the rails
ing of $4,000, BY lottery fer the improvement of
the navigation Of St jones' Greek, which was read
and referred to Messrs. Bates, Gray and Philips
Mr. BroUn laid ON the table petition gned BY
SO inhabitants of the village OF Scalord, in Sussex
county. praying the enactment OF law TO prevent
swine from running at large in said village, which,
ON his motion, was read and referred to Messrs.
Brown Higgins and Clement.
Mr.. Brobson, agreeably to the notice he gave the
House on fonday, asked for and obtained leave to
introduce bill, entitled /" An act concerning the
sale OF real estates, made by the Sheriff in aud for
Newcastle County" which on his motion, was read.
Mr., e. sNauaain laid on the table petition sign
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40 bbls. oil, June lst, lat. 81 90, n long. lCi,
T. ship North America, Ramsdel, 1000 bbls, !;
do do, ship Dawn, Butler, 1850 bbls; June slh,
lat IS 30, N. long. lT0 f. ship Alliance,
Swain, of this port, with 500 bbls June 2lth.
lat. SO 10, long l67 w. ship Peruvian, Macy,
with 900 bbls, ~ months out. Shin Almira
Osborn, of Edgartown was at the Island Of
Novice, July 18th, full ofoil Sept. ID, Hica.
Aaiha bearing w s. w. distant leagues,
the Frederick Augustus, spoke an English
trig, from Otaheite, who had left at that place
the day before the u, s. ship Peacock, and
ship Fortune, Swain, of Plymouth, with 900
bbls. oil, Spoke, Oct. 9Th, lat 81 so, S.
long, 72 w. ship Sechem, Of Boston, from the
Coast of California Oct. 18th, lat 35 so s.
long, % 30 w. spoke ship Millwood Eldrcae
Of n. Bedford, Is0 bbls. sperm oil, and I50 of
Whale Nov % % N. long. O2 W. spoke BRIG
Charles Miller, Davis, II DAYS from Boston,
for ST. Thomas, all well Dec, Sd, lat ~ so,
long CD w spoke brig Camille Hay, Moreau,
: days from N York, for Por, az Prince. The
following vessels touched at Woahoo, in
March aud April last ships, Plough Boy,
Chadwick, Of Nantucket, Zoo bbls Peru, JOY,
OF do 500; Ontario, Bunker, do 1900 Wey.
mouth, Harlis, do, 30 .rio, Swain, DO. 400;
President, Winslow, do. 900; Golden Farmer,
JOY, do. 800. Ocean, Juald do. 100; George,
Lawrence, do. 800; Maria, Gardner, do. i50;
Atlantic, Gardner, do 500; Cyrus, Harris, do.
400, Franklin, Coffin, do. $50: John Adams,
FolSer, do 1900; May FlowsS, Harris, of Ply.
mouth, 1000; Phenix, Stetson, New. Bedford.
400; Mercury Austin do ZOO; Pusia, Barnard,
do. 2So Wilm, n Liverpool Packet, Briggs, do.
1850; Swift, Allen, do 1900; Roscoe, Worth,
do. 1900; Maria Theresa, Wilcox, do GOO; Ly-
ra, Joy, do. 200; Pacific, Potter, do 1900 Com
Rodgers, Nye, do, 800; Apollo, Dagget, of
Edgartown, $50; Com. Perry, Smith, OF New.
London, liG0,'
SusDAS--arr. brig Betsey, Luther, from
Swansey, for Martinico,
MoNDAy-arr, sloop Venus, Bliss, fr. ~ Y.
TuEsDAy-arr. schr. Minor, Bassett, from
Boston, for N. York,
Sloop Caroline, Gibbs, e. Albany.
MEMORANDA
Spoken, Oct 18th, in lat. &c, long. 40, brig
Horton, Cook, Providence, from Norfolk,
for Marseilles
Arrived at New.Orlcans, 18th ult. brig Cri.
terion, from Havana.
The brig Harvest, Eldred, Of this port, from
Havana, was at Antwerp, Oct. Doth
AT Baltimore, schrs. Laurel, and Midos, fr
this port---Cleared, brig Sea Bind, Carr, for
St Thomas.
Sailed from Mobile, Nov I4th, brig Pomo
ma, Newton, Of this port, for Hayaua
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Ordered, That three thousand copies Of
the said message, and fifteen hundred cop.
les OF the documents accompanying It, be
printed for the use ofthe Senate.
And then the Senate adjourned.
Wednesday, Dec. 6.
Mr.. Hayne, Of 8. c. obtained leave to
introduce the Bankrupt Bill. The Bill
was then read q first time.
The Senate resolved TO proceed to the
election Of Chaplain on Friday. Adj.
Thursday, Dec. 2.
The bill to establish an uniform system
of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States, was read the second time, and, OH
motion Of Mr.. Hsyne, was referred TO Sc
lect committee of seven members, which
being bsllotted fol, the following gentlemen
were appointed thereon, viz. Messrs.
Hayne, Berrien, Sisbee, Smith Of Nd. Van
Buren, ohnson of Kentucky, and Sanford
Mr.. Johnson, of Kentucky, gave notice
that he should, tomorrow, ask leave TO in.
troduce bill to abolish Imprisonment for
debt. The Senate then adj.
Friday Dec. g.
The resolutions offered by Mr.. Cham
bers, in relation TO the appointment of the
standing committees, were adopted with a
modification to the second resolution, sug-
gested by mr.. Van Buren,.
The Rev. mr.. Ryland was elected Chap
lain ofthe Senate.
Messrs. Dickerson, Sanford, and Rob-
bins, were appointed on the part of the Sc
nate, who in conjunction with three mem
bers, from the House, constitute the COM
mittee which has the direction of the mon.
ey appropriated to the purchase of books
and maps, for the use Of the two Houses
Of Congress.
Adjourned to Monday.
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Dte1.
Nautical fntflIigrnte.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

ENTERED,
Ship Frederick Augustus, Earl, Pacific O.
Sloop Collector, Heath, Hartford. fcean.
Slcop Hudson, Dimond, Bermuda,
Sloop B d. Jones, Manchester, N. York.
SIocp Venus, Bliss, " York.
CLE.7RED.
Ship Transit, LsttenBan, Key West.
Sloop Collector. Heath, Providence,
Sloop Venus, Bliss, do.
Sehr. Washington, Eldrcdge, Norfolk.
Sloop Reaper, Bosse, Warcbsm.
SIoop Superior, Bennett, N. York.
.7ItKII.3L.S.
SATURDAY, Dec. q.
Arrived last evening ship Frederick Au-
gustus, Earl, 125 days from the Sandwich Is
lands, and ~ from the Society. Left at Woa.
boo, July 26,brigs Chinchilla Meek, for Atooi,
Bolivar, Mirick, 40 ds. from Valparaiso, stopped
for water and supplies, TO sail in or 3 days
for Mnnlla; English ship Daniel ith, Bsckle,
repairing ship Maropa, Perkins fsom CaIifor.
ma for Canton, crew sick With the sourvey
Brig Attic. Charlton, from OtalIeite ship
Parthisn, from CO. st of Japan copperipg the
Parthian spoke On the coast Of japan, be FOL.
lowing vessels May 9th, lat. 81 f5, ".
long l5l L. ship Washington, Kelley, with
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Committee on 6e Territories
Strong, Baylies, Sawyer, Johnson, Of N. y,
Edwards, Of Penn, Barringer, Shannon.
Committee on Military Pens,ons.--mes-
srs Burgess, Anderson, Carey, Varnum,
Thompson, of Ohio, Harvey, Weems.
Committee on Rerisai and Unfinished
Business-messrs Moore, Of Kentucky,
James s. Mitchell, of Penn, Herrick.
Committee Of f.4eeounts-messrs Allen, OF
Mass, Peter, McNeill.
Committee on IN. .Miiiiia--messrs Met
calfe, Holmes, Barney, Findley, of Ohio,
Govan, Hugunin, Mitchell, Tenn.
Thursday, Dec. z.
Thity petitions were presented, and re-
ferred to the appropriate committees a.
mong them was one by mr.. Burgess, from
the Woollen Manufacturers Of Providence
and its vicinity, in the state Of Rhode-Is-
land, asking that the duty upon imported
woollens may be assessed upon the square
yard, as upon cotton cloth. at minimum
valuation, and that duty be imposed upon
the same when sold by public auction.-
This memorial was referred to the Com
mittee on Manufactures.
On motion Of Mr.. Pearce Of Rhode-Is-
land il wac
Resoiped, That the Committee on Manu-
factures be instructed TO inquire into the
eXpediency of increasing the duty upon
Wool imported into the United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Pearce Of Rhode-Is
land it was
Resolved, That the Committee on Com
merce be instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of building Custom House and
Warehouse, in the town of Newport, in
the State Of Rhode Island.
Friday Dec. g.
Several communications were received
from tho President relating to the Public
Buildings, the Indian GraDtto u. S. Com.
mssioners, and the Lead Mines in Illinois
and Missouri, all Of which were read and
laid on the table.
A communication was received from the
Secretary Of the Navy, containing the in
formation asked for at the last Session, as
TO the officers and crew on board the ketch
Intrepid when the attack was made on the
trigate Philadelphia. A communication
was received from the Comptroller, Civ
ing list Of the unsettled balance which
have been outstanding on The books OF the
Treasury for more than three years pre-.
vious to the goth of September last--A
bill was reported by Mr.. M'Lane of Della
ware, mskng appropriation for the pay.
ment Of Of the Revolutionary pensions, &c.
Adjourned to Monday.
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Domestic and Miscellaneous
Items.
NEW YoRx, Dec. z.

New YoRx, Dec. z.
Mr.. Gallstin returned to London on the
18th Oct.-we'| pleased with his courteous
reception in Paris, and having been in
luded III all the diplomatic fetes 10 which
he visit oi Mr. Canning to that metropo
is had given occasion.
The amount of tolls on the Erie and
phanihan canals, received the present
year, Is estimutcd NJ S7to,Wo.
The person apptchendcd at Philadelphia
IN suspicion Of being concerned in the rob-
berry Of the package of money lost by mes
~rs Aliens, has been acquitted under that
charge, bot is detained on another.
Mr.. Kean has sailed for England. He
gave offence TO some Of his New York
frieuds by illusions to Col. Stone and "the
town Of BUcKINGHAM' in bis valedictoiy.
Mr.. Adams bequeathed 10 bis son Mr.
John q. his mansion house and valuable
papers. He gave to the town Of Quincy a
valuable lot Of land, estimated at $1,000,
to erect granite house, for the Church of
which he was n member go years. lie also
bequeathed another lot of land 10 the town
Cor an Academy, and his library Of more
than 1000 volumes, for the use of that A.
cademg
A wag lately accused his friend Of BIG
amy, because he married a wife Of 300 W.T.
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MarrtfO.

At Tiverton, on Sunday evening Sd in,tby
the Rev. mr. Wright, mr. Frederick Almy, 10
miss Harriet Seabury, daughter Of Cornelius
Sesbury, ESQ of Tiverton.
Al Little.Compton, on Sunday evening Sd
inst by the Rev mr.. Paine, mr.. Jonathan
WilG"r. to miss Maria Taylor, daughter OF
mr. John Taylor.
In Providence, mr.. John r. Richmoud, TO
Miss Louisa Jencks,--Mr. Solomon Ingraham
to Miss Peddy Sweet-Mr. Sbubeal Kelly, 10
miss Relief HaIris.-Mr Simeon Staples, TO
miss Sarah NJ. Bail
Dte1.
In this town on Monday morning, dth inst,
mrs. Elizabeth Hart, wife Of Gn. james Hart,
aged 60 years
On Saturday last, Capt iona Bliss, former.
ly Of Warren, aged nbootG5 years. Revolu.
tionsry Pensioner.
On the lst inst mrs Mary Harvey, widow
ofmr Peter Harvey aged GO years
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fu the Senate.

I'll IDE SEUdtg.
The Hon. John c. Calhoun, Vice Pres
ilent Of the United States, took the Chair,
at II O'Clock, and the roll being called over
by the Secretary, walter Lowrie, Esq. J
it appeared that there were present SO
members.
The usual message was lnterchanged
with the House of Representatives of be
ing formed, &c. and the usual standing
orders agreed to.
On balloting for joint Committee TO
wait on the President of the United States
and inform him that the two Houses were
formed and ready to receive communica-
tions from him, Messrs. Smith and Macon
were chosen committee on the part ofthe
Senate.
The following resolution, submitted by
Mr.. Clayton, ofDelaware, was agreed TO,
@epl. con.
Resolped, That the Members ofthe Sen
ate. from desire of showing every mark
of respect due to the memory of the Hon.
Nicholas Van Dyke, deceased. late Sen
ator from the State Of Delaware, will go
nto mourning for him ono month, by the
-sual mode Of wearing Grape round the
eft arm.
Mr.. Dickerson, of fNew-Jersey, then SUB
mitted similar resolution in consequence
1f the death of Mr.. M'Ilvainc, which was
unanimously agreed to.
Alr. Hsyne of South Carolina, gave no.
ice that he should, on Wednesday next,
ask leave 10 introduce ga bill to Establish
= Uniform System of Bankruptcy through
OF the United States"
And then the Senate adjourned ill to-
morrow.
Tuesday, Dec. 5.
Mr. Smith, from the Joint Committee
appointed to wait on the President Of the
United States, and inform him that quo
runs of the two Houses have assembled,
and that Congress are ready TO receive any
commu nic atomic may be pleased 10 make, "
reported, that the Committee had perform
cd the duties Of their appointment, and
that the President Of the Unred States
answered that he would make communi-
cation, in writing, to the two Houses Of
Congress. this day at twelve o'clock.
S.on after which the private Secretary
fthe President, Mr.. ]. Adams came IN,
and delivered the Message,
The message was read; and on. motion
Of NT. Holmes,
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Wod-
~ nesday the third day Of January next, a
meeting Of the Stockholders Of said Bank
will be holden at their Bantng House, at
half pas, Q o'clock, p. m. for the election of
Directors, and transaction Of such other bu-
sincss as mny be considered necessary--a,
which time and place tho Directors of the
Rhode-lsland Insurance Company will also be
chosen and the necessary business Of said
Company transacted.
Notice is likewise givon, that on Monday,
the first day Of said January, the half yearly
Dividend will be paid to such persons as shall
appear by the books Of said Bank to bo Stock
holders on the 2.}d inst. Per order,
JOHN r. SHEARMAN, Cashier.
Newport, Dec. ID, 1896
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OST, Yesterday, between New Bedford
1lA and the Stone Bridge in Tiverton, "a small
Red Morocco Pocket hook, containing two
hills--ono of ten, and the other OF three dol
lars--The finder will be satisfactorily coward
ed by leaving il at this office, or with the sub.
scriber in N. Bedford.
Dec IA JOSEPH II CHASE
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CONGRESS.

Monday, December 4, 1926.
This being the day established for the
annual meeting Of Congress, the mambers
who have reached the city assembled in
their respective Chambers, this morning,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-02

Washington, .aug. 50, 1925.
r.. F. MERCER, ESQ.
/ - non Of the Central Committee OF the
ch''l Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Convention.
Cir. In compliance with the request contain
or - vour letter Of yesterdays date. to be fur
ea IA with the general estimate OF the proba-
n,'u. os, &c The Canal as prepared by the Board
0 sia sv improvement, have the honor TO
o. .o;t 70 YOU herewith, forthe use Of the Conn
;,,se table exhibiting the dimensions and es-
i;.s,s Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Illus
..a'sd bv transverse pro6les Of the Canal and
ra~nel. Asst is condensation OF the results
Is,bs labors OF the Board OF Internal Improve
s'.n,. in regard 10 the Canal in question, and
- !, affords a complete view of the whole sub
~, including the items of constructions, and
-. ANALYSIS Of prices, ii is hoped that the doeu-
,nsnt will be sufficient 10 answer all the purpo-
rs Of the Central Committee at this time
The general report is nearly completed, but
nor ye,in state proper to be offered to the
,Ssss. otherwise il would have been in conior-
To;,y with the views of the Secretary OF War,
- have furnished the Committee with the
whole report The table now sent, IS COM
ple,e. and viii constitute part of the report.
am, sir, very respecttully,
Your most obedieni servant,
ALEX. MACOMB,
Mi Gen. Chief Engineer.
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From the Norfolk Herald, Aug. %.
ARRIVAL OF THE SHARK.

Arrived yesterday, U. S. chr Shark, 1t.
Comdt. OHIO NoRRIs, from cruize of ten
months on the South side Of Cuba, and last
from Pensacola, whence she sailed 10th inst
The Shark has been absent from the u States
nearly eleven months, of which time she has
been only forty-three days in port, has sailed
eighteen thousand miles, and has returned with
out losing a man
The Constellation Com. WARRINGToN, was at
Pensacola when the Shark sailed, and was to
leave in few days on cruize The John i'd
ans, was on the South and the Hornet on the
North side of Cuba, and the Grampus in the
Gulph of Mexico. The squadron was very
healthy.
Officers the Shnrk.-Otho Norris, Esq. Com
mander; Joseph Mattison and William Foster,
Lieuts. Augustus A. Adee, Surgeons; Charles
V. Morris, Theodorus Bailey, George Briard,
Robert B. Hitchcock and Charles E. Wads-
worth, Midshipmen; r. w. c Robinett, Cap
tain's Clerk; Thomas Ring, Boatswain; Asa
Rogers, Gunner; John Heckle, Sail Maker;
John Laird Purser's Steward Passengers, 1t.
Rich'd A. Jones, Purser +, A. Thornton, and
Midshipman Albert G. Slaughter.
Com. Reading Room Books.
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a Iwill send you a copy OF our pr0esso
ings u-s sincerely. A. STEWART.
81 IoaS Mason, Georgetown, D. c.
Washington, August ~, 1870.

-. The Central Committee Of the Chesa.
SIR Ohio Canal, having understood
peak.ss a' General estimate of the probable cost
that .n csnaI has been prepared by the Board
Of inc .s,sl improvement, will be obliged by
OF io ;eos,nation on that subject. with which
any I'M. sr 6od il convenient 10 supply them.
y0s nave The honor to be, SIT, win much re-
g, YOUR obedient servant,
spe9s c. F. MERCER, Chr. c. CON-
Mai; Gen. ALEX. MAcoMB.
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70 Rent.

S,S That convenient and spacious brick House
and half square of ground, situate on the east
Hsae side OF Washington street, and between Gro
- noko and Pendleton streets.
Aso-That two story frame House and other I'M
proyement Garden and half square of ground, on the
south side Wolf north side of Henry, and eastside Of
Fayette streets.
Aso the brick Warehouse and lot, on the east side
of Water street, opposite the Farmers Bank
Also the brick house and other improvements, with
four acres ground, situate partly in Fairfax and part
ly in Alexandria counties known by the designation Of
Spring Garden.
street between Water and Union streets.
Also the Lot and Wharf with spacious frame
Warehouse on Union street, to the north of 1hompsons
wharf
Also. very large and convenient three story brick
Warehouse on Ransays wharf, binding on King street.
Immediate possession can be had of the above pro-
perry at low rents
july l4-stwtf 1pply atthe Bank Of Alexandria.
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ST Eek IS Htfl@ lss9As
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1896.
CORRESPONDENTS.

rnitted by the Mayor, at the request OF the
Committee OF Arrangement, to the President of
the United States, and similar letter, mutaiis
mutandis, 10 Thomas Jefferson Randolph, Esq.
grandson TO the Sage of Monticello. The reply
of the President is subjoineds--that OF MIR.
Randolph has not been received.
ALEXANDRIA,, MAYORS OFFICE
august 10, 1926.
JOHN Quincy ADAMS,
President ofths u States:
Sir Agreeably to The unanimous resolution
Of the Committee of Arrangement, appointed
by the Common Council of Alexandria, have
the honor respectfully to communicate to you,
and through you, to the residue of the afflicted
family Of the late venerated Sage and Patriot,
JOHN ADAMS, the assurance that the citizens of
Alexandria, while they largely participate in
the common feelings which peryade the nation,
sympathize most sincerely in the individual sor-
rows Of the surviving relatives of that great and
good mar; and that they have, by devoting this
day to the public manifestation of their grief,
paid very inadequate tribute Of respectto his
eminent talents and virtues, and of gratitude for
his ineslima5le services 10 his country and to
the world.
Ihave the honor to be, with high respect, sir,
your obedient servant,
JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
QUINCY, 10Th August, 1926.
JOHN RoRERTs, Esq.
Mayor Of .4lsrandrio, D. G
Sir: have received your obllging letter of
The 10th inst communicating, by direction Of
the Committee Of Arrangement, appointed by
The Common Council of Alexandria, the test-
.nonials of sensibility, given by the citizens of
,hat place, on the recent occasion of the decease
o. John Adams.
In the name, and as one of his surviving re-
laiives, pray you, Sit, to tender to the Com
mon Council, and to the citizens of Alexandria,
oar sentiments Of gratitude for the kind feel
ings with which they have sympathised in the
bereavement with which we have been visited.
In this sympathy of our fellow citizens, we re-
ceiye, in the stead Of him whom we have lost.
that which he is no longer permitted to enjoy,
the highestIeward on earth, Of life devoted to
the service OF MS country and of mankind.
Accept, sis, my respectful and friendly salu-
tation. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
We publish to-day, the correspondence and
documents on the subject of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, which were furnished to us by
the National Irteligencer Of Thursday. The
feelings OF our citizens are so much enlisted IN
his great work, which is o. such vital I'M
poriance to this District, aud especially to this
town, that we need add no apology for the
length Of the article and the space which it oc-
cupies.
Messrs. Baldwin * Spooner of New-York,
have established regular line of packets be-
tween that port and Carthagena. The vessels
are all new briggs, armed, and commanded by
men Of experience. The proprietors intend
!, that vessel shall be dispatched from each port
once month. The m. York American states
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Balance expected by the next arrival. Amongst the
Goods now received. are the following, viz:
Armitage mouse hole anyils. Birmingham anyiIs
Screw plates, vises, sledge and hand hammers
Blck irons. stone hammers, trace and halter chains
English blistered, shear, crowley and cast steel
English hoop iron, from inch to inches wide
Back bands sand paper mill, pitt & cross cut saws
Hand sash and dove tail saws patent iron tea kettles
Parliament, butt and Fl hinges
Brass cocks and fish hooks
Double and single DARRELL guns
Walby trowells, spectaces smiths files horse rasps
Mill, cross cut, and pitt saw files
Britannia metal and iron tin'd tea and table spoons
Wagon boxes and hoes, stock and iron rim locks
Waffle irons, coffee mills, sad irons, iron weights
Cinder shovels and curry combs, wood screws
Pod augurs brass candlesticks, and shutters
Bed screws and hay knives
also, ON HAND
Wool and cotton cards. backsmths's bellows
Brass andirons, shovel and tongs, patent ploughs
Bar iron, castings, SC. &c. SC.
ONO 9 3aw1m
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MARRIED

lARRIED
In Westmoreland County, Va. on Thursday the 18th
ult. by the Rev. jeremiah Jehreys Captain malachi
COURTNEY, to Miss MARY, youngest daughter of Mr..
John Brown, all of Westmoreland.
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10 Rent.


* A two story frame dwelling, situated
r.: Fl at the south end Of Pitt-sreet having every
M#a:: convenience for genteel family Attached
to the premises there is small garden, with
fruit, flowers and shrubbery Rent moderate to suit
tie times Possession canbe had the first of August.
For terms, enquire at the house, or of
d. REED, Fairfax street.
july % eotf
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Charleston, august 2s.--Letters from Havana
to the 10th inst state, that pretty large fleet
was fitting out at that port, and rumor assigned
its destination to be Vera Cruz. There had
been some improvement in that market for pro-
visions, particularly Rice, which was advanc-
ing in price,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-02

Good Hope has almost totally failed, and by
proc.ama:ionsof the Governor, the importation
OF grain, flour and pulse is allowed to the end of
the present year, paying 8 per cent duty. Flour
was worth Sl6 per Dbl. by the last accounts of
9th May