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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04
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Form If Afiddri 10 be taken I

Form, Of Afiddrit 10 be taken By Attorneys.
Before me, -, A Justice OF the Peace in the
county Of, in the - Of, personally
appeared this da,, -, the attorney named ia
the foregoing power ofattorncy, aud made oath
TINT the same was not given TO him by reason
OF any transfer, OF OF any attachment, levy, or
.eizure, by any legal process whatever, of the
pay therein authorized TO be received. but that
the said pay is intended to enure wholly to the
personal benefit OF the person by whom the SAID
power was executed.
Witness my hand, this - day Of in
the year.
Before me, - inere insert either a Justice
Of the Peoce or other Magistrate, duly empoS-
cred - administer oaths,] in tie County OF
=, in the State u, personally appeared
this day, -. aud -, of the ealt county,
who did, s~eyeialiy make oath, that -, by
whom the foregoing declaration was subscribed,
is generally repufed and believed 10 have been
an Officer in the Army oil the Revolution, in
manner as therein stated.
Witness my hand, tins = day Of, in
the year -.
Signed
-, Clerk of the Court of the County Of
-, in the state Of do hereby certify,
that - before whom the foregoing afidayits
were sworn, was, at the time. here insert either
a Justice Of he Peace or other Magistrate. duly
empowered TO administer oaths, and duly EN-
powered to administer oaths.
In testimony whereof. | have hereunto sc.
my hand. and affixed the seal of he
IL. s. said Court, this - day Of IN
the year.
LSlgned
- To be published once a week for two
months, IN the papers authorized TO publish the
Laws ofthe United States.
June 10 w2m72
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Specific remedy, sale
mild aud ~eticient L. cure and prevent
consumption, but no hing else. Just received by
THOMASJ. DUVAL.
Ma, I.
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,sa'ed and deiiUered III the
Signed

Before me, "A Justice Of the Peace ia tic
county Of, in the State If, personally
appeared this day, -. whose name, is sui
scribed TO the foregoing power Of attorney, aud
Acknowledged the same 10 be his act aud deed
Witness my hand, this day Of. ia
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HNOR HIRE the balance of the year, a girl
" about Is years old, accustomed to iouse
BUSINESS. /. FLETCHER.
June3o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

A DfERIIsEMENT.-Th subscriber wish.
N. es TO sell, or rent out, the Franklin
Hotel in the Town Of New Glasgow, and county
of Amherst. This Building is large and conye.
nient, aud out houses and garden 10 good re-
pair. Iii situated on the stage road leading
from Lynchburg 10 TO Charlottesville, aud has
in its favor much 10 recommend il as a house
of entertainment. Possession will be given in
November next. For terms, apply to the sub
scriber at New Glasgow,
DAVID 5. GARLAND,
July IA. 3m
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LEGlIORNS.

A CASE fthe finest quality and finish ev.
er imported To this market. and muc b
nader the usual price.
MkEE, ROBINSON &Co.
Junp0
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AMONG WHICH ARE
July q

bVrEW PuBLlCATIONs.-The subscriber
~ has just received. direct from Philadelphia
New Publications, VIZ
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

D think not quite SIX feet high, rather darker
co.ould, and not so stout of form as Larkin; ne
Is between % and % years old, with one ANGLE
thicker than the other, ON account of having had
sprmed, walks badly with his toes verY much
turned 0Jt, and rather sWagcors whenlnoving; can
scarce run 40 all, and has q method of shaking his
head. suffers badly i'm common conversation. and
when attacked. alarmed or confused, can scarcely
ne1k 90 ail or get any thing out for some time
win give o. reward Fifty Dollars for the two,
If unprecedented within the State, and all reasona-
bic expeuscs-or One Hundred Dollars for the
Two, IF taken out Of the State and brought home,
and aIl reasonable expenses if delivered 20 me In
Augusta County, krgni living on Middle River.
about u miles below stanton. and Is miles
absye Hauisouburg o. They had good cloth
Ing when they started. j expect they have
passes of some sort.
JAMES BOURLAND.
Stanton August %, 1855 St.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

'-- variety o, o.Ho. Articles not enumerated.
-trsu-
taca Brandy Peach Brandy Holland Gin,
se. iou Madeira Lisbon Tg1edie and
T mess lioa,ses Nackerel GmDowder
al Young IEs1 Teas &c including
assortment oi1I kinds OBJ GROCERIES
OF ETRs-NU Adm
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
DRUGS,
.1TFDTCTVEC PRINTS AND DYE STUFFS:
FOR SALE
AIR0EETy9 .Nlhyl s. Todd

~ TTTC n
AND WOODS, MAIN STREET. HHEELING
HERE Il zec constantly on hand general and extensive assortment OF fresh
w hewill
interest OF all those VINO cll once call
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

From "a 10 q years old, upwards of6 feet high
large bone, and stout made. weighing near two
hundred weight perhaps upwards rather hight
co.omed. has an uucOmmonly large foot, requiring
shoes of about 2 inches in length; has o mole on
DIS forehead, and one on bis eve, as well as
rec0lect, with eyes rather large than otherwise
-newmz considerably of white, and has O down
look when spoken Io-upon the whole be is a
likely well made fellow.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

Hos0 10 avOid dangr.-''The bsst way,y
said Sir Boyle Roche, ito arOid asusrri y
TO NET itPllmp.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
ALSO

SUPERIOR MACABOUGH SNUFF
Physicians Country will find their advantage call the above
Law in their the IS
Flour Wley Bsvu, Snoo, &c viii be received exchange
Wheeling AugJst6
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01
500 REWARD.

I'd AN away from me on the 18th Of thismonth
- TWO Negro Men,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

hsntaciy.-Vc have returns Ii whole or 10 MARI,
from 90 couut,es Of Kentucky In these, Metcalfs
was ahead between fourteen and fifteen hundred votes,
Ii the same proportion hold throughout the state his
majority will reach from IL TO 10000 Accounts from,
Ky on the day of election speak confidently of m,io
rty of at least 1000. But there is evidently, uncb
donb, about the temper of the Green River Country,
both sides claiming it. The majority for tho Admins,
traton generally in counties friendly exceeds the essi
tnate made before the ecotioo Many of the counties
below are situate III the supposed Jackso~ districts Of
Lecomp'e, EIoore and VicIfEe. So far, we are not
only sangune, but the result better than re antic-
Pated We believe Metcae will be elected By large
majority, but remembering what silly figure our
neighbour the Enquirer out. when il propbesed on tbs
day OF election in 1927 that John Randolph would Ire
reelected TO the Senate without opposition we shall
io'oear 10 hailow until we get out of The woods.
VI all impudent assertions that made by the JacR-
son prints since they satisfied that Metcalfe would
be elected that il proves nothing as 10 the relative
strength OF Presidential parties Ky. is the most n
Pudent The poll itself them insincerity In
every county the for Mccaife 6 Under wood is tbs,
same, 2r the variance is not half dozen votes ts
equally trUe OF BnrrT's NM sresrhtp. poll. Now
this could never have happened, If the election hai
turned on personal local causes. Never wa. party
line drawn broadly and clearly, than in the Nv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
nNlNIINIrATL ".

To JUDGE OTERTo.Y, prcgiIca. NJ tic G.Agt
1g1Sd,iRg Committee al YNastuiNe.
Sir: Iour answer to the enquiries which follow will
ohge many. but more particularly, yonr fclIu,r
citizens of Iennessce> Tho obligation will be felt be-
yonI-the bounds OF tina. State
/. Do you know, 90 sou not know, tia; a certain
sum of money placed the DISPOSAL OF en-. ack
ssh by Aaron E0rr. 20 bGid bnr't J.iw p2r5., So
g. DO you know, do you not know that jackson
endorsed some OF Butr's drafts OF Few Iclba
3. Do yOn know, or do you not inow ,l,ai TIE late
Patton anderson was hy his advc7 have been oIre
of Bnrrs cnpiaus, AMI dill actually draw SGnG to ta
purrose, and after the explosion of the r, pay back
to Jactsnn3
These heterogeneous arc pm distinctly. know. 10
moral obligation which 20, bids youF answering item
"cgniicT'H a: least, if you know nothing They in
ror' ntnrmaion arPetiaEnne 10 mysterious transac
zion in which the American 7uDc is dcp?y incresi ed
uow Toy Tire first time ahor, TO bv laid bare to public
Iusrcr'ion E"nr ecnre CaTi be- otherwise in,er Co.
Prctcf by Tie F.id tnaD : ':tual resp~nsp ~ the
aaiHmaiiye, SgEI,yY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
IN he Editars oEMc UEi-

Voting is likely bring truth than srri.,
If intcuogatofSs Permit therefore, to State some
preliminary matter, to warrant my c1EioOy Col Josiah
Parker, late Of aackclsed, Distinguished .oIdr
TIE revolution. He fought uudcr Gcn. Charles Scof fG
days IF w in the Jcrsies II was hire the alteration
in the old Watu1i, originated instead Of mako ready,
present tIc" take aim interpreted growing out Of old
scots ordor-tm en- 6?H'! Don't FIRE Till you
wbc Of their eyes, boys. This memorable occasion in
the history Of the revolutionary var whether embraced
not, n any hook, nevertheless tsus ecoll,cted vsrv
vel by contemporary now living, but vbo had not the
t'r5- ~ e preset, g sc..- Icls3 5y pa:le- -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
~ he Ed5Lor, of III. PIN.

I'ricmtn. You seHm 10 have rvrJl0o,.c,. yr.v re-
ath'o!c feature III r. Gtnveusons n;icT How DO YOU
understand his opinion announced by hmselR fIe av.
hc did say, and sill thinks 'tia re- election OF Mr.
adams unoer existing circumstances he teprc.
'catFd and deeply deplnrCd national calari'v and
"wou,d so very far impair the cnn1ccc or tho Arre
can people in their free institutions Here is dgpi
oi thought for you y! proundy i,scli Thc substance
Oi u ie, that the people fear themselves -! Thcv
made the E9vcrnmenthey preserve it-thcy eect their
rulers and Tiny arc happy-aye il e said the happ-
r'' people on the globe and this people, Ibis ma
orIty enjoying all the blessings attendant on free
eminent, To lose their confidence in their fec nyu
tons!!, AS well might the smoking child lose its cpn6
jcUcs in its mothers milk its mothers affection -,
pic will lose confidence their free institutions Ar, Mr.
:. and othe, violent panzans of Gen Jackson 70 decide
will the majority Of the rrops decide, by hodirr nm
upon their free institutions, and thereby proving mar the
have rot lost confidence in them? The factions mnn,i,
will always declare they have los. their confidence
do the majority think spo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

eftir IorS.--The Anti Masonic Convention at Til
ca have nominated Brancis Granger fer Governor AND
John Ceary for Lieut.. Governor. AS Mr.. Granger
has accepted the nomination Of the friends of the adn
nstrahon for Lieut.. Governor, he will not of COURSE
accept this Judge Thompson is saidt be no mason,
and we hope and believe that the Anti Masonic party.
Will finally acqnesce in the nomination of the fist
Utica Convention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16


We have also been favored with the following ex-
tract OF letter, dated
LIKING TOY, August 6.
The polls have jus: closed Metcalfes ma jority in
This county is 1857 No doubt his majority in this
Congressional district will be Io0O.-L-Ya Jout.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

great meeting of the friends of the administering
a, Pittsourg have Denounced the late 6 Carolina pr>
cesdings seditio,n and reasonable
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16
INTERESTING FROM pENNsyLyA11A

LAY Al4so fhOS ZEN Ms i WANNA.
fITTssuRG, August 6, lGLIl
The Administration County Meeting was held 70 da,
II was numerous and respectable beyond expectation IL
fe"'zHs what many believed before, that not aware
% our own strength The complexion of the nrenr wa,
decidedly cheering The venerable in Integrity aud wear,
who have the greatest stake in socety-appeaIsdi in
numbers 10 hear witness favor of peace good order nd
unici; and she enthusiasm Of youth in the good case
! was mos, animated
several spirited resolutions, proposed Ivy J. c. GiIs
land Esq and supported by the manly aud eloquent "a
marks OF r. Burke, Esq adopted With gren una nii,
They will appear i'll the Gearc of Friday.
THE nomination for Congress was postponed for tv.,
weeks, for local reasons James g. Graft, Jubn Pollock
ana John Scott were nominated candidates Satn
Legislature. it is admitted be a stroue ticket and ,bc
most sanguue expectations entertained success!
From The Philadelphia u. S. Gazette
Ihe cause OF the administration is daily gaining,
ground IN county in this satc--aud we are con
tDnay met with favourable report from ftieudA
who see and Judge with candor. The following is an
extract of letter from highly respectable gentleman
IN UDiou county, dated
".4ggust gu, 1929.
"AIr. NJ has at length declared himself N "a.
your OF tie administrations he Gays that he has be
himself - from party proceedings come time ip
order 10 Judge with Imparality of each candidate AMI
io ices called upon TO declare in favour NIr Adams
believe many more OF the rejecting part the oiti-
%ens in this connty have done and oilers will do tBa
saue.0
NLw-YoRK, Aug. 6--The PRECEDENT of the y
States visited the Navy Yard this morning al eight -,
clock He ed on board the frra,e I]uds,p
now ready for sea, by Com. Chauncy With salute Of
a guns, and the manning OF the yards Tie suhse-
qgently visited the yard tie ships under cover the re-
ceviDg ship, end other vessels the stream and "a.
peared to view the whole with great interest Tire
C0ion Jack W as hosted at the MANIA compliment m
OR service winch knows and pity is That it is SOL
no adna Is, due to the President alone commander
IN chief of the army and navy of the United States
1T 10 o'clock the President conveyed By the Com
nodor's barge TO the LinuBus steam boat then IyjDp
of the yard--and in her proceeded TO Flushing.
rs tue PTb5IeUt elt the I'd Iro,,
flag ship, all 'he vessels in cunrniss ion manned ,hc;
yards and fred salutes of 81 guns each The Presi
dent proceeds at o'clock in the Cbancel Ior Ivirg
soD. rGn,,;cos
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

AnacIire foe oi masonry in Sew Toris addressed
Dir Addms TO know il 5c vas or was M, mason lie
replied tbat f'c mason, bat requested the cate
ohst rot 70 rse bis letter in The newspapers This IS
cried ont rpon another "bargain," another corrupt
eect'oneeTng coalition. Yet are at loss to knuyy
What other course Mr. Adams could pursue, than 10
answer question respectfully asked hin By fellow
citizen II he had treated the enquiry with silence
should &c not have heard him rcproached with ars.o
cratic hau. 'niness? Would not the amiable and be-
nevoent spirit ofaoksonsia in that case have vocf
Grated, that nc had net treated his correspondent With
the respect due from onc citizen TO unothcr'
Wm. T. n. Wood, tho editor oftho Bufaioe Reppb-
ican and The person whose forgerics Of letters from
the LATE Richard Stockton of New jersey, to himself
were relied upon trumphantly 10 prove the CHAR
gain" between Mr.. Adams and the Tedo-s'is's has
made - ~zcnu'.gr: f't1 f---o GrTl'oe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

We ask attention TO Col. NcKeuney's defence on
tie fret page.s, He is WHO has been vi.uperaeJ
by the Governor Of Virginia IN his Constructive Jour
ney Essays His viudeat;op ;s complete sGd tusn
sToE25:e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

Tic JaoksOnites cbucble PToJIgousIy over Mr..
BHpp' defeat in Louisiana. Ii shows What need they
in Of comfort, wbrn such victory exals thern SO
much. Brent bad not been in Louisiana for three
years: he was beaten by hundred votes; Dcrbigny,
the administration candidate, received larger vote in
his district than his Jackson rival yet there as loud
growing if Massachusetts, had boisted the bloody
colours The gentlemen are thankful for small favops.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-16

"Alisa Nancy CamoreIeng," as he has berg wit
yecIept writes TO the Old LAZY in this place, q
there is no "1c9ysi news" to tell from New York.
is all good, all excellent. Mr.. Adams mag get 70,
votes, but no mure'-All fudge, Miss Nancy! Bot
ii was ten times fudge than 49, it would DO SUI
iOved By the dupcs of the Richmond Enquirer.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-05
'vAI'fNG
PARNEK'S N&JEThbi.E EENoVATiNG
yoAIa 4. .CMA,

E7Rz 10 SJGims day other, and dollar skss5,c,
NOR tic cure Of RttaaaLSm Licer Complaint Uleers,
x MercurGi, GpI Sg9h'i.ttc Diseases. Likewise,
plants arising from impure state ct the blood fuud Soso
Threat, and the eafly stages OF Consumption, &c.
Many cetr Of Jaundice have been radically cured by
using only few buules Dyspepsia, Indigestion, b
moved by s POW crful virtues and where children
cemed IL Is known 10 be remarkable sallry operative.
aud for that purpose should be kept In families lie gvou
in comlAainis incident to the changes Of the
Purchasers requested 10 observe, that the Genuina
Medicine has the PnprietOr's name, III his hand writ
Ing tie label Of each bottle, with The words Prker's
pnncca,n the sod Of ,c cork The label represents tho
Hydra subucd by Hercules, with masonic erlan above.
This PANACEA Is eIusl 10 any NJ use il Is pleasant u
tie taste and nrlues aleraan Ia the d.Cispnr1us
liquors to- I've avoided.
The proprietor aware, that want Of proper and ccs-
tain utton his medicine may by persons he rank
cd amongst nusirns vended by enic3 of the
day bl; he has the satisfaction of Knowing that pna trial
tiese opinions viii vanish, aud give place conviction u
Its superior merits. To pretend that all and every diseasc
10 which the hm1n constitution il table, will be cured by
his medicine, would be false and absurd in the extreme lat
plsse~s UNCOMMON efficacy in the relief and cure OF ccr
t1n obstinate ana violent pm,iaias aud those IN many ia
stances of the most alarming aud distressing nituc, and
hrs been fully sulrstaniaIrl.
Certificates and dectnrs, printed in pamp!le, erl, ,c-
cJplruy elc b,!tia--igirc -, or ~ per dozen.
Rt:yHE.I3EG t-"PNEHGR'S PAN hCEA >, equal To
fw,,ni's, or any Other, aHl ore .,lir cheaper.
Orders from any in u tie Un.tcd >tues, addressed tn
JOHN A. PtFEEH, ~. 800, North E:chil four dog,
above Wool Street, Or ATKINSON & ILEXANDXR
Printers, Piigiep!il, viii DC a;lcHlcI To-.
Jannay 80. cot.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-05
PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED.

SATURDAY, March I.
Sloop Traveller, Gorton, from Norfolk, with corn
TO Willard Joslin.
Sloop Providence, Brown, from New York, with
merchandise.
SUNDAY. March 2.
Brig Rapid, Stevens, (of NewburyporD from N.
Orleans, aud IL days from the Baizc, with cotton.
Schr Maria, Seabury, from Baltimore, via New
Bedford.
Schr Polly Rider, Dunlap, Elizabeth City, IN c.
6 days, with corn. Left, brig Try, Hatch, of Cas-
tine, for Martinique. same day. Sailed in company
with schr Chance, French, for do.
Sloop IIuntrcss, Butler, (of New York; Charles.
ton, rs c. days, with cotton, &c. to Dyers & Man
ton, b & Dyer s. Co. J Chaplin & Co. Rogers
& Brothers, ID Cady, Manton, and the MASTER
Left, barquc Dragon, Gardner, and brig Benezet,
shearuan, Of New Bedford for North Of Europe, IN
about 10 DIS; soops William. Swasey, af Newport
for St Augustine, FIRST wiud Union, souihw,ck, of
do, for st Marys, do. Spoke, 9th ult lat 36, lou
IS, brig Othslo, Saylos, 10 days from New Or
leans for Philadelphia, and saw her again next day,
in lat 3S; 2sth, lat 3S, lon n, sloop from Norfolk
for Boston.
Sloop Edward, Smith, DAYS from Baltimore.
Sloop Brilliant, Reeves, from River Head
Sloop Steep Brook, Gi bert, from Troy.
Sloop Myrtle, from Hartford, with gin, &c. to E
Dyer x Go. and G. Rathbone.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt. from Newport.
Soop WIN II Allen, Pearcc, from BRISTOL.
Sloop Amelia simmons, from Somerset.
Soop Industry, Williams, from Taunton.
Sloop Sea FiDwer, Presbrey, from Taunton.
Soop Gen. Warren, Presbrsy, from Taunton.
Steam boat Falton, Tomnson, from Now York.
MONDAY, March 3.
Brig Mexico, Patterson, (of Kennebunk,) 30 DAYS
from New Orleans, with cotton, whiskcy and lard,
TO II Borden, r NJ Burgess, Lohrop, Manton,
s Man,on, Bockwth s. Pearson, IL Franklin,
Cowlng, and Arlington & Burrough. Vessels left
before reported.
Schr ope, sandford, Dartmouth
Sloop Henry, Ray, Nantucket, 8 days, with oil
and candles, to f Maett and Q Hadwen.
Soop Olive Branch, Bailey, New London.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, Troy.
a Sloop Becca and isc'sey, Glalding, Bristol.
Slos p Mary Nichols, Reynolds, Wexford
Sloop Leopard, Allon, from East Greenwich.
TUESDAY, March 4.
Steam packet Chancellor Livingston, Cogges-
hall, from New York, and Is hours to Newport. OF
Point Judith saw hcrm. brig standing in.
Sloop Franklin, Brown, Pawcatuck.
Sloop Alonzo, Child, Troy.
BELOW brig.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-05
Per Chancellor Livingston.


Arrived at New York Saturday and Sunday,
ships Washington, Robinson, Liverpool; Curlcr,
Jones, do; Harriet, Glover, Smyrna; brigs Cyno-
sure burgess Amsterdam via st Nlchaels; Howard,
Den,ing, Madeira; Athenian, Sullivan, Carthagcna
Ceorce. Gordon. Matinzas; Mary Ann, Mcclellan,
do: Sabbattas, Howard, Cadiz, Benjamin Rugglos,
Waite, Campeachy. 80; Nestor, Merrill, Mobile;
Admittance, Atwood, do; Neptune, Madegan, Aux
Caves; schr Gold Huntress, Small, Alexandra for
Proyidence; sloops Herald, and Superior, hence.
Cid ships Kentucky, Rathbone. Now Orleans;
Henry Nv, Skiddy, H,vrc; Statira, Wood, Savan-
nah: Martha, Hilman, Gottenburg; Douglas, for
Curaco,. brgs WIN Prince, Wsbber st Eustslia;
d Hcsy, Spear, New Orleans; Rebecca, Moore,
Manzanilla; William, Thorndike, Madeira; schrs
Lexington, Brownei, Brazil; Rising Sun, Banks,
Arr al Philadelphia, 29tb. brig Franklin, Kay, I'm
N Orleans; schrs NJ Donough, Duling, Lagurs Is;
Mcssenccr, hence. Cid ship Walter, Conyngham,
Havana; schr Domestic, Providence lst, cid brigs
Na,ad, Palmer, s America; Yellow bird, lliton, L
au Prince; Com Barry St Croix.
Arr at Baltimore, 29h, sloop Rising Sun, IRON
this port; schr Bctsey, fr Bristol, Me for Il. Island
in distress. Cid brig Geo. Stevenson, Walker
Valp,r ,,so; brig Alice, Mavo, Africa.
Ga at Newbcrn, 23d, brig Jane, Jones, Guada-
ioupe. o., r.
Gibraltar; schr Monticello, IT Barts'
The u s sloop Of war Warren, was at Smyrna,
Dec II, to sail soon for Port Mahon to winter.
Spoken, 22l ult. lat 10 Ion 69, brig Zephyr, "a ds
* Havana for Boston.