M A r [ N E i is t..

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA OCT. 81.
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ARRIVED Nov 2.ss


Brig Arve, Wooster, 8 days from Eastport; plas-
ter, potatoes and fish, to A G Cazenove & Go.


Schr Paragon, Dixon; Newburyport; potatoes,
onions and fish to VIM Fowle & Sans


Schr Trial, Herbert; Port Tobacco; wheat, corn,
oats and tobacco to 8 Shinn. 81 itA 84s


Schr VIM Nelson, Aqnia; corn to 8 Shinn.


Schr Nancy, N c; shingles to Smoot & Uhler,
and Waters & Zimmerman.
CHESAPEAKE. & OHIO CANAL TRADE,


ARRIVED SINCE SATURDAY MORNING.


Boats--C Charles, Arts; 100 miles, $40 bbls -four
100 do apples, 800 lbs rags


James Rumsey, Knott, 50 miles, 81 bbls flour,
800 bush wheat a@
Louisa, Ardinger; 100 miles 500 bush wheat,
200 bbls -four


Ohio, Moore 62 miles, -four and wheat


Robt Darnall, Mullican; Al miles, 80 bush wheat
$50 do corn, 100 do. oats


Mill Boy, Geesling; 81 miles, 800 bbls -four
1000 bush shorts, 800 do corn B


Three other boats with wood.