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TWO DOLLARS PEI ANNUM
DuRLIC sALE.-By virtue of a decree Q

DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of decree
j the chsncery district court, holden in
Winchester, pronounced on the 9th day of
December. 1927, the undersigned will sell on
Monday, the 4fh day Of February nerf, at the
Tavern known by the name of the Stone Tia.
vern. on Mill Creek, now in the possession of
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. three SL.9YES, late
the property Of Mrs Ann Anderson, deceased,
to wit: smnlatto Boy about years Of ag<--a
Boy OF about 7yesrs of age, and a Girl about
3yesrs OF age. Acredit of nine months from
the day of sale will be given--The purchaser
or purchasers giving bond with good security
GEORGE KNUPP, .adm'r
of Ann anderson, decsased.
January 10 1923 Its.
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THE Session of this msrtution will COM
i mence on Monday the 18th inst
The Principal respectfully informs bis friends
and the public, that, for the purpose of extend
tBg the benefits Of the CharlestoWn Academy,
be is making arrangements with several persons
TO assist him in the performance of some of his
duties. He has engaged Mr.. WILLIAM G. Won.
THIkeTos fosa's daily Assistant. and MIR Ro.
BERT WoRTHINGToN whose intimate scquan.
lance with all the details of business is well
known, to teach the different systems of Book.
keeping; for those pupils who are sufficiently
advanced. he is also about engaging another
gentleman to instruct shem thoroughly in sur
veying, BY actual surveys with the compass and
chain.
Through the aid of these gentlemen, in addi
ton to the instruction Of the Latin and Greek
Languages, according to the most improved
system, the Principal will be enabled to pay
Particular attention TO the various branches of
an English education, and his pupils shall not
only be prepared TO enter any college, but be
SO instructed in Reading, Writing. Arithmetic,
Engish Grammar, Geography, the Compost
- OF Letters and Essays, Book keeping and
Ma'heInatlcs, as shall fit them to enter with sd-
santaEA upon any mechanical or mercantile
pursait.
The best School Books, that modern i'm.
pfovemsnts in education have produced and
recommended, Which are not already adopted
ior tue use OF the school, viii be introduced AS
soon as possible. The Academy has an airy
shc sS'uotiouS situation, large and enclosed
Jsru LOT 'hsEecreations of The scholars and has
ever been noted tor Its remarkable heal,hiness.
Ihere are two sessions in year. Pupils will
DC gratefully received, and carefully attended
To- at SIS per session for Instruction in the
Languages; Si0 for the higher branches OF
Gnghsh Education; SO 375 for the common
branches. Constant hoarders must pay 500 50
per session. washing and wood being included
aosrde's from the vicinity. who return home on
friday evening must pay $40 per session :.
ne terms to' boarding mast be paid semi anu
BY order of the Trustees.
Cha.,... a. JONES, PrmeibaL
''''''s,o"l Jefferson county, Va
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CTRAYED away from the farm of Levi
- Sincenderfer, near Buckles Town, on
Monday night the 3lst ult. BLACK MARE.
marked with q star in her forehead, has a sore
on the top other neck occasioned by the hurt
OF a collar; between SIX and seven years old;
about fifteen hands high; trois and PAGES,
shod all round. Five dollars reward will be
paid for taking up and returning said mare to
the subscriber, living near Smoke town.
SIMON KROH
Jan. 10. 1898
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S A VT n g

" ALUABLE FARM FOR RENT II he
subscriber offers for rent his farm. on
which he now resides, about six miles west of
Msrtnsburg. This farm contains about $50
or 100 acres of good arabic Land, nov ina
high state of cultivation, and under good re.
pair; on il is cbout twenty five acres of first .
rate meadow, which yields abundansly. The
improvementsin complete order. For further
particulars and terms, apply to the subscriber.
Ian. 8. ROBERT B. LYLE
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JOHN II. BLONDEL, s. Co.

TNAkES this method of Informing the times
Il OF Berkeley, Jefferson, and the adjoining
counties, that they have commenced upon an
enlarged scale, the
Tin Plate, Copper Work & Sheet Iron
Business,
in the corner house of Anthony Blondel. at the
intersection of Queen and Martin streets, where
the Timing business alone had been for some
time carried on by John H. Blondel. They have
just received from Baltimore and Philadelphia
a large supply of Tin aud Copper, selected with
the grestest care, and have employed first rate
worKmen IN Copper, as to enable them to
execute all orders which they may be favoured
with for Copper work al the shortest notice,
and in the hes, manner. They make, and will at
all times be able to furnish their customers with
Patent Stills and all their apparatus,
Half Patent ditto, do
Common do. Worms, Globes, Wash
Kettles, Tea Kettles, Store Pipe, Drip
ping Pons, &c. &c.
The workmanship of which they will not hest.
tate to warrant. They viii! also have on hands
a constant supply of TIN Ware Of every variety,
and will execute all orders for Spoutng Houses
or other demands in the Tin trade, with the
utmost despatch. The above articles will be
sold at the reduced prices of the times. Pro-
duce of every kind will be taken in payment at
market price Highest price given for Old
Copper and Pewter.
Martinsburg, Msv24 If.
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NJ OfIcE.-The subscriber having been APP
~ pointed by the county court OF Berkeley,
Committee for the purpose of taking care OF
the estate of his brother, Van ysnmetre, thinks
proper to give this public notice to all persons,
that he is determined not to pay any debts OF
his contracting from this time.
ABRAHAM VANMETRE.
Dec 81 1907
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JOHN ii. ORNDORFF.

JOnN IL OhNDOhFF,
No 272 Market. sreet--B.iLTLNoRE,
Has 10 Store for sale,
$500 bush Liverpool G A. SALT
$50 do. do. Fine do.
125 sacks do. large size.
$50 tons PLASTER, lst quality,
1000 lbs. Western Feathers, do.
New Eng RUM-Peach Brandy.
Sugar house and w. /. MoLAssHs,
Coffee, Fish, Oil, Tar, &c. &c.
UrfIe also begs leave to inform bis friendn
.nilers, Distiltsrs and Farmers, that be will ae
all tines, purchase for CASH, AZ the fair mar.
ket prices. FLOUR, WHISKEY, and Ill other
Country Produce that may offer; or sell on
commission, and make liberal advasces, TO all
those who would prefer having thsir business
done in that way.
Having made engagements to supplya numbsr
of families with corn.fed PORK, he will ba
glad 10 receive any quantity.
December 20 --6w.
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ISaAC S. LaUCK. q Go.

LAVE the pleasure 10 inform the Farmers
Of Berkeley and Jefferson that their Mill
is again ready for the reception of all kinds of
GRAIN. They will give barrel of Supsrfne
Flour for every three hundred pounds Of Msr-
charitable Wheat They will as usual, give at
all times, fair price, in Cash. for Wheat, Rye
and Corn, to those persons who may be dispos-
ed to sell-and they wouidremark- tor the inior-
nation of Farmers al distance, that they now
have on hand, and intend keeping. sufficient
quantity of fresh made Flour from new Wheat
with which to make any exchanges that may
be called for.
Martinsburg. july 26--tf.
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| M
Johnston MCGOWAN 2
John Miller son Of Mi
/ chsel, or Mary Miller
near Newk,rk's
MARY M Myers
Mary Minghini
lHenry Miller
isaiah Mealey
lJno. Myers, onOpeckon
,Ann Norris
Elizabeth Mason
IHezia Ma,lock.
| Archibald Oden
John Olabangh.
1 p
William Pitzer 2
Robert Paul
William, Michael or
John Parsons, Der.
kelley county, Wiz.
| GINA, America.
! r
William N. Riddle
Nicholas Randall
james koney
Boyd & Jonathan Ro-
! berts.
| )
ISh'f Of Berkeley city.
~ homas Sehnebly
REV. James Saunders
tMr. Seaman
John Shanks 2
David Shoatstsll
Jacob Snider, jr.
Jacob Snider, near Mar.
tinsburg
Joseph Smith.
| u
John Umbanhsm.
ISABEL VaDmstre.
| w
John K. Wilson
George Weller
Lambert Wilson.
| Y
Nathan Young
James Yeaman.
IAN LONG, p. III
0, 1923.
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A LIST OE LETTERS

Remaining in the Pest. Office, Maransburg. Va.
January /, 1928. Tsh,eh if not called for
before The 11 April nert, mil be sent to the
General Post Office as Dead Letters.
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Gen. Elisha BOYD
Rev. John T. Brooke
Samuel Baker
James Brown
Thomas Brown
Michael Bylmyer
Henry Barns.
C.
William T. Compton
Elizabeth Cross
Samuel Chenoweth, ST
Jacob Coontz
Clerk Sup. CT Berkele.
Joshua Curtis
Nancy Crabb
Hiram Cline, Darksvills
d
Abel Durham
William Duggen.
E
Joseph Edwards.
f
J. w. Flagg.
G.
Martin Grace
Samuel Gallaher
Edward A. Gibbs
Mrs, A. Gregory
Shepherd b. Grove 2
Alexander Good
RoseGibson col. woms,
III
John Helferstay
Jesse Horn
Daniel High
Philip P. Hunter 2
David Hunter 2
Moses I. Hunter
George Hines
Christian Henry
Robert Hedges
I
Elizabeth Job
George Ireland.
X
John A. King.
l.
Sarah Lipscomb
jeremiah Lee
David Light
WILL
Martinsburg, Jan. 1
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FOR HIRE,
A NEGRO OMAN and several NEGRO
IA GIRLS, from 10 TO Is years of age.
VAN SWEARINGEN.
A ,,...at., sc MA MIS-
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rus highest Iriss IN ASH win y sivsaIs q
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A variety Of BLANKS,
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JUoEFH EffhtaNFKIhU.
January 10, 1923.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-03
Per Southern Mail.

Cid at New York, on Saturday, ships Cincinnatus, Min.
turn, South America; Desdenona, Nachel, Cainpeachy
brlss Hiram, Whitaker, Laguira; Alfalfa, Thacter, Wiz
m,ngtn'l; Ann Eliza Jane, Claplian, Port au Prince; CUal,
Wood, Charleston.
AR on Saturday and Sunday, slips Robert Wilson, Ar.
ct, Rochelle, Florida, Trip, Cadiz 80; Macon, Porter, sa.
vanhah II Empress, Sinclair. Charleston 6; brigs Confiance,
Bremon, Port au Prince; Eliza Davidson, Cartwright, 81
Croix w T., schrs Franklin, Hatch, st Augustine via New
port; Ann Smith, Darling, Wilmington; .delil, Wheeler,
do; Convoy, fauow, Washington n C4-spoke off Cape
Ilalteras, brig Henry, of Berkeley, from Newport for North
Carolina.
Arr al Baltimore 27h, sclr Mexican, Harvey, St Thomas
IL. The brig Sea Bird, Carr, Of Newport, sailed % hours
prev. for Baltimore.
Cid ship McLe!lan, Higgins, Cllarleston; schr Pcacocs
Cuuneg0, Valparaiso.
CID at Petersburg, 18th, bri: Emily, GOdfey, for Liver
pool.
Sailed fm Norfolk, Goth, ship Hibernia. FIN Baltimore, for
Cape de Verbs.
CID at Richmond, e5th, brig Jane, Atwa,er, Rio Janeiro
and "a market.
Sailed I'm Alexandra, oath, brig Beividere, yose, for s..
Thomas, schr l. q, Stetson, w Indies.
AR at Charleston 2lst, ship Sarah and Caroline, Prince, f
Liverp o; brig Free Ocean, Cruze, from New Orleans for
Havre, in distress, having been ashore on the Balamas;
sloop Empress, Spicer, New York for Key West, put in 10
repair damages sustained in a gale.
Arr 22d, Br brig ketrench, Cooper, Gieenock. Cid b. ship
Nimrot, Haigely, Liyerpool; ships North Star, King do;
Nye, Nye, Nantz; brig Catlarne, Welsman, Havana.
upal New Orleans Sd ut. sclir May Ann, Burr, Charles
ton.
At Liverpool, Oct o5ih, ship Aspasia, Bennett, really for
New York.
AT Cadiz, oct 20, brig Lady Monroe, of and for Baltimore
in & ds.
The picket ship WIN Thompson, from New York, was
going into Liverpool 25lh oct.
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NEW REDPORD Nav 30. Sailed shin

NEW BEDFORD Nov 80. Sailed ship Ave
rick, Lawrence, Pacific Ocean.
GLOUCESTER Nov 20. Cid brig Cadet, Gro
yer, Surinam.
PLYMOUTH Nov p. CID schr Mary, Tur
ner, Martinique.
PORTLAND Nov 2z. Cid briggs Flora, McMa
nus, Matanzas; Statira, Stanwood for do; Turner
Woodside, Havana; William, Berry, Quad.
BATH Nov 20. Arr brig Adeline, Barker from
Turks Island.
10Th, cid brig John, Winchell, St Domingo.
NEWBURYPORT Nov 20. CID schr May.
flower, Cheney, Cayenne.
BOSTON Nov %. Arr briggs Mary Hart, I,r.
raden, Tobasco; Erie, Stevens, Matanzas; DIDO,
Eaton, Ragged Island.
Cid briggs Niger, Langdon, for Trieste; Brunette,
Swift, Nassau Z +; schr Leonidas, Gus, Elizabeth
City.
29,h-no arr. Cid ship Dover, Bursley, Liver.
pool; briggs Gancgo, Savage, Gibraltar and u mar.
ket; Rob Roy, Porcival. South Seas, whaling.
goth arr ship Boston, Mackay, Liverpool; briggs
Rome, Dyer, Rotterdan; Globe, knight, Charles.
ton.
Dec Is, arr brigs Hardy, Shirley from Cronstadt
Septic, Elsineur oct5; Syren, Foque, st Johns II
n.
Cid brig J @ Adams, Lawrenson, n Orleans.
PORTSMOUTH Nov %. Sailed ship Lycur.
gus, Coffin, New Orleans aad Europe.
Goth sailed ship Thomas Wilson, Toscan, South
America; brig Adeline, Martin, Valparaiso.
27th arr ship Margaret Scott, Kcnnard fin Turks
Island. .
CID ship Lydia, Parker, New Orleans; brig Jo.
seph, hurley, Buenos Ayros.
SALEM Nov q. Cid ship Nile, Obear, Savan.
nah; briggs Amazon, Lefdvour, Havana; Rambler,
Upton, Cayenne; Mermaid, Waters, do.
Both arr brig Indus, Cook, l70 de- from Manila.
Spoke off Capo Of Good Hope, big dc Wit Clinton,
Endicott, Of salem, fun Saindrang TOR Europe. The
ship Clay, Of Salem, for n w Coast, sailed fr Ma.
nilla about LIST Juie.
Also arr brig Talent, johnson, Majunga, Island
Of Madagascar, e6 ds. Left brig Virginia, Leavitt,
30 DIS FIN Salem. Capt Ward and crew Of schr Spy.
ofSalem, sold at Mokimhiquo, aud Capt Bates, Of
ship Persc, GRANGE, OF Salem, lost at Madagascar
some Sine since, were passengers 10 The Talent
Mr. Preston of Salem, who has been confined at Ma
Iunca Tor some time for an alleged crime, has been
liberated on The payment Of 500, aud wi! take pas
sage IN the Virginia.
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Up at Alexandra 2lst, brig Savannah, Babson for
freight or charter.
The brig Mount Hope, Carr, for Baltimore, has
sailed I'm Newport.
Passengers IN tho Mary Perry, hence a, Charles
ton-Hon. Judge Drury, Messrs. + Mowry, Davis,
Malnard' Cosurn, Carpenter, Wheelock and Bins-
ley.
The brig Elizabeth, Lane, $50 days from Ports
mouth for Monteyideo, put into Rio Janciro 81 Oct.
Tor provisions and sails. They informed that tho
vessels bottom was very foul, tho grass being six
inches long. They had fed Oh fresh fish for l2O
days, and their want Of water was so great, that they
actually chased squalls to procure a supply.
Al Tobasco 18th Oct. schrs Catharine, Milliken
for Boston 10; Prudence, Hicks I'm St Thomas, at
tho bar, waiting water 10 got over.
The Gov Endicott, at New York, from Sumat.a,
left on the Coast 26:h June. brig Homer, Lowell, Of
Salem, for Europe; ship Hope, Giidings Of do. was
at one ofthe southern ports-she had been ashore on
the Banqua Islands, and received soma damage IN
her keel and ~iore!oot. The ships Bengal, Klnsman,
sailed from Qua!labatio i2Ih June, for Europe; Co.
lumbia, Morgan, sailed from a southern port for do
18th; Dclphos, Porter, sailed I'm QuaIlaba,to for do
10Th; brig Otter, Ingalls,, touched at Quallabalto for
water. aud sailed 2ilh for Europe.
AT S, Helena "a Oct. ship Canton Packet. Bow
ditch, Of Salon, ar day before fun Sunatra-the only
Am
At Rotterdam 2O,h Oct. ship Philadelphia, Ames,
for Lisbon 5; brig Catherine, Blanchard, for New
Orleans 7.
No Am vessels at Ragged Island 9th ult.
AT Havana 9Th nit. schr Curiew, Chace, just ar fr
Mobile.
Al Canton about LIST July, ships America, of New
York, and Sumatra Of Salem.
At Batavia I'd Aug. ship Asia, Cook FIN Gibraltar
via Mauritas.
At ST Johns p r. 10Th ult brig Cadmus, Curtis
for Boston 10. Going in, two hcrm brigs-one the
Howard Of Salem.
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PORT OF ~PROpIDENCE.

SATURDAY Moves

SATURDAY November 20.
Steam boat Washington, Comstock ir New York
SIoop Traveller, Crsndall I'm Nowport-was got
al shore without sustaining any material damage.
SUNDAY. November 30.
Schr Spartan, Mason fun Il ~iltimoro, and I DIS I'm
the capes with -four to S Adams Jr, aud ID Arnold.
Sloop Superior, Child fm Warren, with oil Tor N
York.
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin. Bunker from New
York. o.
MONDAY, December |.
Schr Angenoria, Foxwell, I'm Baltimore, aud 4 ds
FIN the capes, with corn TO : Adams Jr.
sloop Ami,y, Munro, 3 days from New York, with
-four, wool, brandy, rum, iron, tea Sc. To Z Allen, j
Chaplin & Co. q 5 II a,hbone, X X Stafford, Z Had
wen, w Blodgct s Co. and the master.
Sloop Pacific, Grlffn I'm River Head.
Sloop Lively, Parker I'm Sandwich.
Sloop Mentor, Glover fm Sagharbor.
Shop Victory, Doming fin Hartford, with gin 10 &
S Railbone.
Sloop Mary Ann, Phinuey I'm Sandwich.
Sloop Three Brothers. llalloek FIN Southampton.
Sloop REINDEER, Davis fin Troy.
Sloop Sarah, ingrahim, Wsrrcn.
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by Rev Mr. Wa
terman, DR. Henry N Wheaton, to Miss Sarah J A SIM
mons, daughter of The late Mr. Thomas Simmons. ofClaIles-
ton S G.
On Thursday morning last, by the Rev. Mr. Church, Mr.
Charles a Tourelot, To Miss Martha Ann Grafton.
On Wednesday last, Mr. David Is Warren, Of Pawtucket,
To Miss Eliza Butnan, of this town.
In Chepachet, Mr. Henry w Slucum, to Miss Candace
Ballou, of Gloucester.
In Atleborough, MIR John u Read, to Miss Jane Ingra-
ham, both Of Pawtncket.
In Newport, by Rev Mr. Norris, Mr. William r Pitman, of
Fall River, to Miss Matilda Thurslon.
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SAMUEL w. WHEELER,
M IjD I-o-iJo,Iu;,et..-,y, ,.y

8 = As received AMI fg sale a supply uriiIe ttirl edition
L.h ui BaIutis =" Treatise On AtunUleul." FACE 80 cts.
Ahn, 81 Dissertation rpoH tfiraOrdn5ay HpshcH,ats
or Hahg,oas S.us,n Nv Rev. MES2igs RAYNER, white
Rector al 81. rluI's md 81. P,trfs Churches, IN Huntington,
Con lfCe 20 els.
Likewise, Rev. Mr.. RAyNEps farewell sermon, on taking
leave u. Tie Episcopal CIutc, at NJ unruc, Con. aud a Ds
cbifs=, oH.rlrd "Diri1' LJcC tie SObrcg oi az Christian
gUj8c.' pjre - l.! cents cigh.
Attn same place my also lr lyi a variety of works de.
sigie! To support ihe Gospci u UnycIsul GHce.
UIt2J Cts
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FRESH CLOTHS AND CAssIMl

I'll. he opened this mor.ils by bD IL : '.t
~ WOOD, at their esirlI.. ini.ui Sd. ~, - IS
square, blu, black, cliiet, dat. ~ n aipse = r"'' -
brown, ste ! gni pNt1ri niixtIts, 5Vheh y tib /" =
I igcii prices. Many utler nuc'cf tr3 d@i.'a!ic ~ .
Ind, sucI, ~ Nc-ting> uf every f~-yG,far. SalAn-i-i 'f''
Lon skin, te hest arirc IA rtifkei, arr, oo'Hici iAi'~'
goats hair aift eon,aCu tap'tis; t"ft'uf .'iis' ''-a"l''
SrTcp,; IL and cnEia 4 m'Hrll.- -iu.'-, N.stt' 7's
wnll and wois'Ii brave n Ci shffs. = snre' = +.NN'-h
Neck Stocks; liz and oul"J !ist-hiefrlE"t~. Nr 90 : -
,eat and ot,ie, Sl,p ndrss; cunfntrts, -~L.tue. % = -.
ms; irish Linens, brown a.tl h!.',HH, bEtr+s $3.50
S.ir Collars, aud every otiict article ~ iii-if iffc
Ga:iuci.s iAtde 10 order, ~ the Lest iianref, aH- VI -
latest style.
OS I!aNp-Ready made Gambler an ,1aii Uri-t fAs
and tIulAs; SunouI-; Box t'oa:s; f, Jackets, h'ur",' 1i,
y. ftihon> and Yeats Cheap ior ci-i, - EJii eief'i f~f-
sons wi.hing any article IN their line, al. Tin. . - ~
advantage a. cll at No. II, Mathc' 'GpIr-.
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VEssFI.s II n.

Oct ooh, lat II Is, Ion 81, brig Fox, 80 days fun Bath for
Martinique.
eth ut. lat 80, Ion n, brig Falcuner, from Boston for
Havana.
Lat 10 20, Ion 65 80, brig Antelope, 81 ds from Barcelona
for II Jago dc Cuba, with iOss ui both topaa>ts.
26ih nt. lat 81 ~, lon II 10, brig Sarah, from New YpIk
for harseilles.
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TUESDAY, December 2.

TUESDAY, December 2.
Brig Henry Bennett (of Camden), Eaton. (ate
Brown, who remained unxe.l) 80 days I'm Surinam,
with n'olasses, sugar, coffee, cocoa and old copper
Passengers, Messrs ! G Ringeling and p ii Schim-
lou. Left 3oth Oct. briggs Deborah, Wilson. of and
Tor Boston 6; Juniper. Crosby do 2; Sarah Ann, Ell
well Of Cape Ann discg; Lcvant, Foster, Just ar and
sold. Spoke 18th uit. lat 81 lon "a, brig Marcia,
Mayberry, hence for Havana.
Schr Traveller, Sawyer hom ST Andrews, with
plaster and ssindstones to G T. Mowry.
'>Schr Pomona, Soulc (f Duxbury) 6 lays I'm Ply-
mouth N C. with corn to G S Rathbono, and cotton
for New York.
Schr Herald, Hall, 5 days from Philadelphia, and
SO hours I'm the capcs. with sugar to u Lothrop, and
corn to order. Sailed in CO with brig Shawmut for
Boston.
schr Virginia, Read, s ds I'm Duxbury, with fish. 20
u > Raihbone.
schr Sally Hope, Baker from Boston, with mer-
chandls,.
schr Liberty, Crowcll n, Dennis.
Schr Hunter, Baker fin Bath.
Sloop Caroline, Williston 5 DAYS from Albany via
Bristol, wth -four to Slater, Wardvell Il Co. and
produce TO NJ Randall. Sailed in Go with sloop
sally for this port. and left her at Bristol.
sioop Resolution, Holloway from Wexford, with
wood put in in distress. The X. was bound 10
Newport, and had proceeded as far Own as Gould
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Sleep Fame, Walden, Newport.
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