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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-01
From ite Philadelphia u s Gazette, Juiy 80.
LOUISIANA SAFE,

The Fraakha, Cap,. Kay, from New o. leans,
was Yesterday announced as below; aud kvow-
ing The anxiety that the public felt as to the re-
suit # the election in l.oui>ianna, one oil the
editors OF the U S. Gazette drove down 20 the
L'ylr''o, and procured the New Orleans Ar
gus o. th" lin Instant. The election took
place on the 7th.
Ihs following are the returns as far as heard
from
GOVERNOR
.Orrbigny ,so, Adams
a,ac', ''' s s7g Jackson
White, ,,,o ~,
Livingston, los2 IL,
aret or four parishes are YET to be heard
uon' Verbal report says that White is elect
81 oy 21ou, 600 majority. Gurley is said to be
Nte'ed and Brent also.
al me City the Administration ticket has
''''ed' without an exception We subjoin
e'e'Urns IRON single district.
he'''ra from ne Parish Of 81 John.
S,'oiSay lS7
W'a.'sny II
"'r los
Livingston 10
"'aaeOsqae (Adams) representative elect
rur. From the National lstelhgeneer
u1sArEAKE AND OHIO CANAL. COMPANY.
,,. % many uniOunded rumours are aaoa,, res,
hG Tue progress ofthe Chesapeake and o.
~ S"al' mat we deem it expedient 10 lay be,
Puehc the annexed resolutions.
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Capture of the towns OF Los Nsiones orena'es
BY the National force under the command Of Brga-
der ID FnucruoSo RIv IA.
Rnun Costa de ibicui, May 18th, 1928
Having ised your exceIiency in my for
mer commune ations detail Of the events
which have token place in this pro ince of Mi
stones since the troops Of the Republic ha''
entered il, have now the pleasure OF lu'hi''"r
this promise, ard Of announcing 10 your Tx
celleucy that on the 81 I ul,. we arrived on thr
oauks ofrhis maj site river, and observing up
on the opposite side strong detachment OF the
en- nv Who offended the pass, ordered Cap
tin ID. Felipe CabeIlcro to detach 80 men with
hiI sanr,s secured 10 their waists, aud PTS
tolls tied on their heads, 10 swim across the
river, being covered by Corporal Manuel Gal
lego, who, win three soldier, in small canoe,
had passed the river; we opened FIRE, and the
republican arms wer" qoicklv covered with
glory. For he particulars Of this event, l re-
fer your excelje' cy 20 the despatch No. |.
After tbi, success, passed over with The
rest Of the troops, aud continued my march,
sending forward at night Capiaim D.. Manuel
antonio Igle 81 S, accompanied by Lieut. ID.
Dionisio Madame, OF HE company Of guides,
with small party Ia the es'ancia OF Escobar,
where had heard here was party OF the ems
emy's scouts: an enc ounler took place, the de-
tails of which are given in despatch No.
The following day divided my troops INTO
;hrre divisions; III fist Commanded by Capt.
Cabrlero, took the road to San Francisco; the
second under Major Rivera, TO San BorJa, and
the third, under my command. that OF La o'er-
ra. The operations Of tn first and second di>
vision are detailed in dispatches No. and a;
the third has compelltd 100 men VIII" were In
the Sierra to surrender, taxing from them .
carts belonging u the government WIN arms,
ammunition, and some silver, 600 horses, cat
tie, sc. then marched with all possible
speed, 10 pursue the Colonel Governor OF the
province, whom, was informed, had '''reated
by the Sierra de San Martin, with 500 men,
bat having arrived at La Cruz Alta, a''er
marching days and nights, The enemy SUI
one days march ahead Of me, and the scarcity
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We arc indebted u h Baltimore Gazette
for the intelligence " hich follows received by
tie schooner Leo, from Buenos Ayres. The
cleo ions wh;,h took place in Buenos Ayres on
The 10Th Of May, resulted in favor of the Gov
clrmen,-the parties were divided under the
titles nf FrdrralisIs and Unitarians.
Some doubrs haze existing in the minds OF the
people Of Butnos Ayres relative to the lnen.
tons Of Don FEuctuoso Rivera, the governments
had the qualification ofreceiving despatch
{ ON him IN the Sc. Of June, which sa'ishtd all
parties o. his attachment TO the cause OF the
Repu bic The following is copy OF the des-
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Beautiful Building 7 OF at Auction.

beautiful BulIdlrg ! OF at ANctlOn.
VMMEDl l1EIY after tho sale OF the Bank Stock,
L on Monday tie 4h August-say at halt past II W
coC k-on the pre- misses shall sell, by public auc t"n,
that desirable Lot at the intersection of Duke Ind
Rnyalstreets adjoining the property of Doct Samuel
Carson and ST Paul's chtrci-bcng about 80 feet on
10, al and 23 feet inches on Duke .s,reet.
FERNS Of purchase money III 80 days,
do go days,
do 100 days,
for negotiable notes with approved endorsers.
BY order of the proprietor,
iu,y 26-t44 GEO JOHNSON huct.
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/. Notice is Hereby Given.

TvH At application will be made to the Presid ent
and Direct. ors of the Mechanics Bank of Aleaa n
dria for the renewal Of .r6cae of 462 shares of
the stock thereof, standing in the books Of the Ban
in the name of Adam Lynn, and numbered 2O,80S to
81 ,269, inclusive. J l. McKENNA,
aug l. St attorney, &c.
Office ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
Wassington S0ih July, 1928
N0TICE is hereby given, TIL general ting Of
~ the Chesapeake and Ohio Cara! c. mpany will be
held in the City-HaIl OF the City Of Washington at
~ O'clock II. on "Wednesday the 10th day of Sspte m
ber 1928, to consider the question Of fixing the East.
termination of the Canal within the District Of
Columbia and such other business as it may be deem.
ed, by the general meeting, expedent to transact
BY order of the President and Directors.
JOHN p. INGLE
Clerk Of tie Ches. and Ohio c. COMFY.
II
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Remaining in the Post Office. Alexandria, y. C..
August lst, 1928
Ur Persons calling for Letters in the folio wing list
yiE please sa, THEY Aug ADVERTISED they may MOI
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vlvALA pArRIA! IMPORTANT IN.

Capture of the seven towns of Los Msiones Orienales
BY the National force under the command OF Brga-
tier ID PuCrruuSu RIv IA.
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TIE EARTHQUAKE AT LIMA.
Extract ofa Letter to Tie Editor ofMe Baltimore Ga
ze.te, dqied
LIMA, ls,f April, 1928.
''NVe had one Of the most awfnl earthquakes
IN the sOth ult. that has been experienced IN
Peru for 80 years, il lasted as nigh a. / can
ndse from so to IS seconds. 1t happened on
a Sunday molning about half past seven O'Clock,
and while mos, of the Limanians were lndulg-
ing themselves in bed. They made Tor !he
streets which WERE soon crowded by persons as
they Jumped out of bed: many slrep IN the
Plaza, under tents, fearing repetition OF SO
",err,ble oaIami,y--indeed we have had ire
quent slishter shocks since the 3o'h ult
The number killed and wounded is consi-
derable-several s,eeples were thrown down
and many rent asunder, So that they are taking
them down."
In addition 10 the above, we translate from a
Bueoos Avrran paper Of the 2S;h May, de-
tailed account Of this awful calamity. II Is
given in letter from Lima, dated April 10,
and says
ave have been some DAYS engaged in recov-
erinp our senses, after the alarm, which We
have received from terrible earthquake which
happeueu on the 3o'h March, and which mas
Ie,elled with tie dust a considerable number oil
houses, prostra,ed several churches and con-
vents, aud more or less injured all the buildings
Of this ci,y and its en,irons. The terrified ln-
habitsn,s have taken up their residence IN 'he
squares, and other open places, 70 prevent an
other commotion Of the earth from burying
them under their half ruined houses.
1.-The publication The Constitution and the
admins STEERING Of the oalhs 10 the officers nave
been deferred IN consequence OF the earthquake
and in word, your imagination cannot conceive
The ex,en, Of tie terror which pervades all c'ass'
es. The conversation Of the whole city Is up
on ruin, alarm and insecurity, aud nothing en-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-14
70 Contractors.

The attention of Bridge builders, and others dspos
ed to contract for the work described in the aorego-
ing order, is hereby invted all who 'cned to
contract for the work be done in either manner
above described. are requested TO examine the stua.
ton and materials for the Bridge and to put in sealed
proposals. for the same before the second ola!
Of August next, to meet at rentsvie on the FIRST
Monday in that month (Court day) prepared to sub
nit their proposals to Prince william County Court
Any information which may be desired in regard to
the specifications may be had on application to me,
until the End day Of August next.
BERNARD HOOE, Alexandria
The Editors ofthe In,egencer will please publish
the above until the I'd August and send their account
to this Office. july III
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TRUSTEES Sale

IL Y virtue of five several deeds Of trust from Law
IL renee G. Alexander to me dated the - day
of July, 1927 the 9th DAY of August, 1927 The 5th
day of March, 1923 the 10Th da, Of March, 1928 and
the 4hd day Of June, 1898, duly recorded in tie Clerks
Office OF Prince William County Court, I shall on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of Angus next, beior. the
fron-door of Prince william Court House, ofirr for
sale to the highest bidder, tor ready money, all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to by said
deeds, consisting of said Ale ander's interest under
his fathers Will in Tract Of Land called ! fling
ham, lying upon Cedar Run in ssi County and IN 81
valuable Slaves, his share, estimated to contain 1000
acres, of certain Lands in the State of Kentucky,
Tract Of Land of about 100 acres adjacent TO
Efingham, and four Slaves in his posse ss0n. As
shall sell merely as Trustee, shall convey to the
purchas Of said Estate such title only is vested
in me by the said deeds
june 23--ts JOHN MACRAE:
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baltimore amt Ohio Rail Roud.

baltimore and Ohio Rail Rood
NOTICE to Road Max ers and bridge Builders -
~ Proposals for the construction ofik bout twelve
miles of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Ruad will be
cevet at the Office of the Company, opposite Barn
ums Hotel Baltimore, from the first to the It'll Of Au
gust next This portion of the road commences at the
city line and extends westwarty The road will be
divided into suitable sections for contract and an agent
of the Company will attend the line of the road be-
tween those days for the purposeof showing the ground
and OF giving such explanations rs may be necessary
tOihoSe disposed to contract. Printed forms Of con-
tract descriptive of the manner OF construction, also
printed forms Of proposals will be furnished the propo-
Between those days proposals will also be re-
ceved for the construction of the stone bridges, Gull
vers and other masonry which may be necessary upon
that portion of the road. a considerable quantity of
masonry will be requisite.
Testimonials of character will be expected to &C
company every proposal. Bridge Builders and Stone
Mssons will be expected to EXHIBIT in addition, tes-
monias of their professional skill:
S. H. LONG, !: oEthe Board
j. KNIGHT of Engineers
July IA RACMP., 1aw4t
GTThe Wilmington Daily Advertiser; Centrevle
Times, Times, Hartford, Conn; Chestertown Tele-
grarh; Somerset Iris, Princess Anne; Boston Daily
advertiser; Albany Argus; Paper at Utica, N. ".
Harrisburg Argus; Lancaster Gazette; Paper at Lewis
town. Pa; Pttsburg Statesman and Gazette; Phadel
phia National Gazette; alexandria Phenix Gazette;
Frederick Town Examiner; H,gers Town Herad
GAINESVILLE Republican, and National Journal, Wash
ngtGn, will copy the above, and forward their &C.
counts to the Office of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road COMPANY
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aiuabie Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
IN SATURDAY, the 10Th July at 4 O'Clock, p NJ.
- the subscriber will offer for sale, public auc.
ton. on Harpers wharf, the following valuable pro-
perry.
- Two undivided third parts Of the
5.ST Wharf, commonly called HMper's Wharf,
aHagi with the buildings and improvements, bound.
srsei ed on the south BY Prucc-street, the west
by Unon-streGt, the north by the line of the pro
perry Of the heirs Of George siacum, deceased, and
extending eastwardly into the river charged with the
payment of two third parts of annuity of $50 to
Vary. widow of John Harper, decd for life
,acan, Lot an the east side of Water-st.
and north side of Franknsreet at the intersection
m front on Water street, 88 feet 81 inches Frank
lin street IS feet, to Potomac-street
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from James and Joshua Harper to Robert !. Tsy lo.
One fifth part of the purchase money will be requir-
ed in hand-On the residue credit of three, six and
nine months will be MISUNDERSTANDING security for
the payment being gwen. BY order Of the trustee.
juiy2- GEO. JOHNSON, yiuct
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lrince William lounty Cow.

June 47H, 1873.
ORDERED, that some competent person be en-
~ ployed to examine the work done towards the E.
rcction OF Bride Cedar Run opposite Brents
vile, and report to the Court, at the next August
term, his opinion thereupon, and particularly whether
it would be expedent to complete the Bridge upon its
present foundation, to rebuild IT, and that propo-
sals embracing plans and estimates, be invited, by adj
vertisement in two newspapers which proPo.
sails to be exhibited to this Court at the next august
term, for completing the Bridge on its present foun
dation; for rebuilding the of stone. if deemed
advisable and for the erection Of Wooden Bridge in
the same place, including in the two last the ms
terals of the present Bridge: and that Bernrnd Fooe
be requested to carry this order into effect, and be
thorzed to publish such specifications of the work to
be done he may consider proper.
Copy Test, i. D. DAVE, c. c.
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FROM COLOMBIA.

We have received Car'harena papers, says
he New-Y York Daily Advertiser, to the sh OF
kune which furnish US, at last, some intor>
NATION concerning the proceedings Of the
Grand Convention.
Under the date Of Ocana, April 18th, they
bublishrd the following decree, which we
ran >late;
"r,e Grand Convention Of the Republic oil
Eolombia having been convoked and assem-
bled for the purpose Of examining and dcc'ar-
: ng whether there is an urgent necessity OF re-
formior The constitution Of the republic, which
IVA, aduped IN the city Of Rosario de Cucu'a,
Aup. so 1921, and TO effect such reformation
&yhen decided on-after the most heightened
ae CELEBRATIONS, has sgrerd to decree aud declare,
sas by an unanimous vote Of the deputies IL does
4 =, rec and declare.-That it is amatter OF ur
Srnt necessity tha the Cons tuition De rec in-
La; and in consequence, the Grand Convention
- III proceed TO deliberate on the subIec'
LII ,is decree is signed by Jose Maria d. Cas-
*ino, President, and LUIS Vargas resida, Sec
fetayy, SC.
On the Sist oe MAY, the Convention publish
Ia an "Addres TO the inhabitants OF the Repub-
c," in which they assure the people that thei
krea, interests, liberty, persons and property
I'LL be secure in their HANDS. They exhori
hem to terminate their dlssentions, and 10 2ur-
ue the course Of civil and political hsppiness.
Senior Hide onso Mcndez has received III"
ppoin,ment O! chief Of police at Csrthagena,
pr the province, under ,he general police sys>
I'm of which We have heretofore spoken. A
OK Of real per arobe Or meat has been laid
10 defrav the expense Of thi, new branch
The Colombian schooner Independents, had
rriyed at Car,hagsna from La Guayra aud
1uerto Cabetlo, with Penalyer aud Osro, depu>
es to the Convention from Carabobo, on their
ay to Ocana.
<# We find in our papers the declaration made
the convention, (or rather to Bolivar, as it
ppeays in fact to be addressed to h,m) by the
Ulcers Of the Army Of the south, IN which ihey
Express a desire that the Liberator NAV be a.
ain invested with the supreme power.
BoLivIA-We have in our papers addresses
rom General Sucre to the Vol'igeur and for,
Ign regiments, praising their valor and thank.
hs them for putting down the revolt, Of which
Re gave an account some weeks since.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of
"Wednesday, contains the following
LETTER OF BOLIVAR TO SUCRE.
CARACAS, April 6, 1927.
Sir-The Bolivian people has elected you its
Yrs, magistrate; you were worthy Of this iliustri.
bus testimony Of national gratitude. The Con.
ress Of this republic earnestly desires me 10 re-
uest, that YOU will accep. the Presidency Of the
'la,e in conformity with the Constitution. III
ad greater love for you than for Bolivia, l
hould advise Won TO shun the cruel sufferiugs
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White Mustard Seed.

lust received supply of that valuable anti dispec-
81 tic medicine The subscribers constantly keep on
hand an assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Dying ingredients, &c.
Physicians and country merchants can be furnished
low terms shoemake and saddlers can be supplied
with superior black and gold varnishes, Hat
tiers and others with .4ccho made by the subscribers
and of warranted strength. Some superior Rose water
on hand.
As the present scarcity of ice is material inconve.
nience to soda fountains, convenient substitute tor
that refreshing beverage may be had in the use OF
SODA POWDERS which are always 10 be had at
the subscribers shop on the south side OF Prince
street, first door east of the Farmers Bank.
WM. LANPHIER e Co.
- july LIT ApothecsresS Druggists
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A.EEEA NDBIAa
Novn.y MORNING, JULY IA, 1928.

COMMERCIALLY ihfo
c.,s,,e Of Martinique Of the llth Of june
or,ain, royal ordinance, aboiishing Inc IL
,or cen,. expor, duty heretofore paid by ioreign
,,.dirp to that island. This measure
:, N doubtless be the means oil extending 01r
trade in that quarter.
7, mentioned in the New-York National
Advocate that the workmen are placing the
roof on the Bowery theatre, erected on 'he ru-
n, one so lately destroyed by fire. The
gliding is an immense pile, and The time o'-
,nnied in removing the ruins Of The old theatre
|,vas greater probably than that spent IN thus
the new one.
would be i curious, bu, perhaps an unProh'a-
10 TASK If one should take the trouble 10 COL
., al, the lies and ISLANDERS that have been IN
Rented by the Opposition against the Presiden'
md his Cabinet, with the refu,auons ana con-
,dictions which have been promptly made'~
h. he sure, it would be wading through great
Nal Of filth, but at the same time II would give
,oIrrabIe idea Of the principles when actaa'e
bur opponents. There never was pol'''ca'
kop;,sr carried on, in which greater disre-
ard Of every ,hiog like truth was MANIFESTED
han is shown in The presrr, by the devoted par
hans Of the Hrro.And although II Is his tpse
Enl. ,ha, Trah Is mighty and SHALL prevail,
.. very much fear, hat left to HIS t'iends,
here would be great danger of its not even e.
.r showing itself; much less would there be
Inv probability of its going forth under their
Ioauence, couquerins and to conquer
As we have no time at present to enter into
Inc proposed investigation, we request our
r;ends to cast heir eyes back upon the ground
ION. over and recoilect the various charges
H., have been made against the Admi'i,tra>
hon. They will NEE; 4 sickrni"g cataIogu" oil
blander and clIunnics-"gIoss aud pa'paoie,
n of which have been boldly and fearlessiy
nr, and dispro,ed. Tn y will find that cloud
fer cloud has bgen cleared away, aud that not
xsith,,anding the unceasing and un'irlng zeal
.of their foes, not one siuge fact has been prov
ed which can or ought in the least affect the
xharac,,r Of the Administration.
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Of General Jackson's Typographical staff at the
d. fence Of New Orleans, asserts that two per-
sons. convicted of very high offences, were
pardoned by the General at New Orleans. One
was found guilty Of giving intelligence to the
enemy, the other o: abandoning his post during
the siege. He asks with great solemnity. why
were these men pardoned, and the six militia
men put 10 death. Gin. Gag.
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EXCESSIVE HEAr.-'rh, Frederick (Md.) CT.
tiz.n of FRIDAY states that eleven instances Of
sudden death from exposure 10 the heat, and
drinking cold water, have occurred in that
county since The commencement. Of the present
harvest.
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Ice
CMeap Alamp OIL. SC.

:. Cheap Nanny Oil. Sc.
ITHHE subscriber has received few casks lamp oil!
Il which he offers for sale by retail. as follows:-
Good sperm oil at 70 cents per gallon
Do common lamp oil at 50 cents per gallon
Also-Afew dozen bottles superior cordias at IS
per dozen Al the store on Tesm.boat wharf.
ABR'M RAPLEY, Agent,
july l4-e0Sts for Lindsay, Hill & Co.
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Sugar, Rum, sc,

z Hhds. good New-Orle sugar
y puncheon and bbls Jamaica rum
Whiskey, wines, segars, furniture
Books, so sides upper leather kip skins
And many other articles for private sale at the Auction
store. GEO. JOHNSON.
iuIv IL
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DIED.,

On the s,h of July, Mr.. 'ohn Avery, after veryr
short illness Hc has left family to lament the loss of
an afFectionate husband and tender father.
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| to which the exercise OF supreme power con-
dcmns Bolivia belongs to you, as our favour
lie daughter belongs 10 me; she is the off'pring
of Juuin and Ayacucho, her iberaiors must
sus ain her at the cost Of any personal satrl-
fee. Your name will figure in history among
the founders of republics: Bolivia is your
work; she has The right of a tender and below"
ed daughter IN your paternal care. Ayacu-
cho imposed This duty upon you; yon mere
received from the hands OF victory, the titles
of the father and tie founder OF Bolivia.
Sir, know you, and for that reason venture
To address you my solicitations; you may gov
ern without danger and without re2roach;
YOUR CAPACITY and your elevated mind answer
for the prosperity Of Bolivia, have pledged
you to the Bolivian Congress; have grs'ui>
tously made myself your surety. | hope you
will pardon me a liberty which does you ho-
nour, although it sacrifices you to public HE;
bu, glory is the happiness Of the hero.
Sir, | ask Of you the happiness oil BOLIVIA;
swear 10 be the constitutional President oil this
Republic, that its fortunes may be perpetual.
Accept the EXPRESS on Of my distinguished
consideration aud respect.
To His Excellency, The Grand
Marshal Of Ayacucho, Pres
idenl OF the Bolivian Repub
lie.
Gen. Sucre, after expressing Fear 'nat other
nations would censure Bolivia for choosing
fore igner for her President offers his desire Tor
a qupr life as an excuse for not complying
with the strong solicitations OF Bolivar. lie
pledges himself TO leave his domestic scenes,
whenever Bolivia shall incur perils that may
render his services useful
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SMllP Na1WS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED, JrLY Is.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore, freight for the
District.
SAILED,
Schr. Haxall, Shove, New Port and Boston.
Schr. Erie. Bartram, New York.
Brig flax, .7lbee, OF Wiscasseu,. was lie # at ST.
Thomas 9th June for this port.
Scbr Hero Bragtlen, of Boston, hence, at St. Tho
mas 27th ult.
scl'r Velocity, Gray. clesred at Boston for this
port 5th inst,