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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
PERPETUAL MOTION.

French mechanic at Neufencl named Mailnarlei, is
said To have discovered the pegn D0jic it consists
wheel the periphery ofwhieh small pipes hair filled
with quicl;svUr which, the top have centrifugal di-
recto, and by simple receive below
site impulse. lie slews the machine publicly, aud ntnl TO
submit the solution OF tins difficult problem farther ex
animation Paris. The simplicity of the
SONS II honorable opinion of the thing.
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4IIiY EILI FOR .S.3I-F

.1IIfI IT'LL FOR SIZE
FSN1iS Estate lays ON the uortIl side OF Appomator
T. River, near French's Tavern, on the Buckmg
ham Road, and i2 miles west Of Powhatan coa
honse 1t contains 62S acres of LAND, of the first
qnahty; $50 of which is Iow-grounds nearly all
cleared The improvements are such as will suit
the convenience of genteel family Independent.
groes, will, sufficient number of eranaries for the
preservation OF the crops. IL would be an eligible
settlement fora medical or law gentleman, it brOg
within mornings ride of six court houses, and 10
very populous and wealthy neghbcrhaod Persons
wishing topurchase may see me at the Swan-1s-
vern, In Richmond, from the 18th to 18th inst. or
they may direct TO me. Possession can be had The
iiSt day of January, 1916. L. H. COOKE
BdcoM Castle, December 2. 6g-2.v
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pursuance Ola Decree, made in the Superior
q Court Of Chancery, holden nc tie Capitol, in the
City OfRichmOnd, on the 17th day Of JANUARY last,
between Allan Pollok and David Buchanan, suryi.
wing partners OF Robert and Allan Pollok *
90. Plaintiffs, against Thomas Wilson, Rob
ert Turner, George Turner and Simon Block, De-
iehdsnts WIZ be sold, at Auction, at the Bell Ia
yern, in the City Of Richmond, ON Saturday te 23d
OF this month, that beautiful farm called Mansfield,
near tie City Of Richmond, containing i've acres and
% poles more or less.
The terms II sale, will be IN conformity with the
Aet OF Assembly, entitled, an sct concerning ex.
ecut.'.s and Zoe other purposes" passed the 95th
Of NOyemer, 1914
w. g. WlLHAMs,O co,,
r. COPELAND, Noin,
=. nENnREN, ".sso'-
w HAY, Jon. CTS
Decemher e. 6l-tds
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Brockenbrough e HarUie
EEANE remaining on hand, Of their importation
by the Indian Chiefand Philip Tabb vario-
" Of Woolen and Cotton Goods and Cutlery,
which they are determined to sell at the most re-
dueed prices, by wholesale and retail az their store
on the Market-Bridge, for cash or acceptances in
town.
December 7. 69-tf
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t.F,om tie London Monthiy Magazbc.l
THE SILK WORM.

INDUSTRIOUS Worm from thee the great
thyselt ali plsinness--bDrrow state
The dress. &c lady Raclse;'s bail.
Which Clara wore. adnir'd by all
Except the iestoou'd ilounc,s gay,
To ei;inlatc che flowers OF May
Was, wlhteaS snOw. derived from you;
So was the texture of her shoe.
Which. az she tripod with iglItsYmc pace,
Gave To her foot peculiar grace.
A lovely form in such attire,
What eye could view aud mot admire;
Sur Edmund saw, and ali the night,
On lara gazd with wild delight
Ills heart she won, but through Thy aid
industrious wornii the conquest rnady.
Norhalls and roIIts, the scenes ofloye,
Alone thy pow'rful influence prove
The courtier's dress proceeds from thee,
Aud the rich rUbe-, ofmaicsty.
From thee. rs kings. then,Ytlses must own,
Coilts the chief Istre OF the tlruBei
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LIN % EOR SdI n

sENHE Subscribers will offer at public sale, on the
a 3oth day of the present month, December, }
two Tracts Of Land in Clarles-City County.
One containing about 500 Acres, on which is a
dwellng-house, in good repair, with six rooms and
tour iireplaces,with other convesient outbuildnes
and spring OF excellent water, convenient to the
house.
The other Tract adjoining, contains about 500 or
$50 acres. Both are inbered, ard are abou,
8 miles from James River, ard from Chickahom-
my these lands, tho somewhat worn, lie well for
Improvement and CIVILIZATIONS; both have good APP
pe-orchards, and also afford some good meadow
land, and may be seen application On the pre-.
misses.
Terms will be accommodating to the purchaser,
which will be made known On the dag of sale, TO
commence at the dweliing-house, on the Grst mem
toned tract, at ~ o'clock, (noon.)
THOMAS LADD,
AMOS LADD.
/)ecpuiber If 6ztJ.
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.Anecdote Of Mr. Je6e'y, Editor cfMe Ed05u

-heDlSzy.
Mr.. Cobbett, in liis 81 number Of The Alarm
Las the following:
/ never shall forget the cool insolence Of the
.;iO,7nng- Chronicle, inst after the from A
nerica OF Mr.. JEFFERY, the conductor of the Edn-
burg Review, who went to that country, for short
time, previous 10 the late The paragraph of
the Chronicle to which alludc, stated, that Mr..
leifery, during the time he was in America, &c being
dining in company with the president, asked by
the latter, what were the sentiments ofHs beoble in
Great Britain the dispute and probsbiews with
America; celebrated critic. putting his fingers
lis forehead, if endeayouring to recolect,
swered at the cad or minute or two, " think
do remember hearing person at Lireypooi,
mention tse prne O .4merica." | will not be an,
swelFble for the very words but as TO the sub
stance pledge myself; and let the paragraph,
which the editor must have, though have it not,
he repuhlshed, If have misrcpresented its mean
Ing. 1t struck me At the time instance of the
most censummate folly well as the most eonsum-
mate iusoenee lido not believe that the cOnyersa-
ton ever took place and would fain hope, that
the publication Of the paragraph was unauthorized
By Mr.. Jeffrey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23

EOR ~ "a

TUX 0.1LE, -,
TSTWO TRACTS or LAND: one lying N ., y.
4 lower end of Fluvanna County on the - r..
Bird Creek, about FIVE miles from Use town q ~
lumbia, or point Of fork tie other in Che W.
end ofGoochland, abost the same distance ROW n
same place. and within about three or four miss ~,
James River, each containing about 700 acres 80.
a TRACT OF LAND, in Louisa, Upon The - "a
branches Of Psmunky, containing between teo
three hundred acres, or which there are De"',
Of good buildings, and besides other improfe DE-
excellent Meadow, well set IN grass. For esi
apply TO LAUIGELOT MINOE,
near yiGifobeiPs .Ssore, LoiHsH'
December 81. CO."
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THN!iE Subscriber will sell his Valuable Pantsuo'
4 on james River, known by the name Of w.
Main, IL the county of James City, within five mhes
at Williamsburg, and separated by Back cree
from James Town. This farm contains 500 acres,
with suitable proportion OF Marsh the wa't''
Which bound il, abound with FISH ard Wild fowl W.
soil IS OF the first quality, adapted 70 the culture
corn, wheat, clover sHd tobaeco.
have also, 100 acres Wood Land, two miles -
boye, the river, which will be sold with the y,
aforementioned farm. The payments will be m'uS
J. AMBER.
December 81. 60--t
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Circumstances beyond my control has prevented
my attendance in Richmond this week. Persos
wishing to purchase the above property, may know
the terms by applying TO Major James Robertson,
of Amelia, or to Ri. COOKE,
Bacon's Casfle, SmTy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
FOR SALE


TENlIE trac; of land on which reside, in the coun-
ty Of Cumberland, containing one thousand a.
cres--about one half of which is eeared-tl,e ba-
lance is excellent tobacco land. Two hundred acres
are good AppomattoX -grounds--sbeut forty or
fifty acres of which is in wood, aud is first rate obac-
co and-6lteen on twenty acres Of good meadow
land may be made at small expcnee--A great pro-
portion of this cleared lands fresh. This planta-
tim is divided into four fields and some highly i'm
proved tobacco lots and the land generally cover
ed with coyer.-rhe buildings for family and agr-
cultural purposes, are numerous and good, all OF
them having been built within the last fourteen years
Of choice timber, and are in perfect state of
repair-the dwclling-house, containing six rooms,
is finished in handsome style the barn is forty feet
by thnty-two, Is two story high, and has a good
threshing machine on the upper floor. The stu
alton is healthy, and the neighbourhood an agreeable
one. There several manufacturing mills, dis
tant from four to twenty five miles from this es-
tate, from which, and many miles above the river
is nsyigable to Petersburg. With the plantation,
may be had the stock of work-horses cattle, sheeg
and hogs; plantation tools and crop Of corn and fod
der. Bank stock or Negroes will be received for &
part or the whole OF the purchase money. The
terms will be made known, and the premises shewn
application 10 the subserber-.-or, IN his absence
the premises will be shewn by hisf'iend and neigh
bDr, Mr.. Edmund Eggleston.--iThe usual quantity
Of wheat will be sown IN nice order and due time.
Possession may be had on the first day of january,
1916. JERMAN BAKER
WOndyille, Dee. 1 h. G6..H
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\ MOST DESIRABLE ESTABTTSHIENT
RO R CHTH

run OsXI|LIs
IN the 18th day OF January next il fair, Il not the
Y next fair day thereafter, will be sold to the
highest bidder, before the door ofthe Raleigh Ia
yern, in the city of Williamsburg, the farm AID
dwelling house, late the residence of Littleton
Iazewell, dec. The dwelling, which is within the
corporation, of the most elegant and spacious
houses in the state The farm consists of four hun
dred acres, about thirty of which is highly improved
meadow; and is well supplied with ali ont houses
necessary to its advantageous management NJ
taehed TO the above farm, is grst mill Just finish
ed, situated on the college creek which IS nmlsF
BILE to the mill door. A credit of one and Two
years will be allowed on the amount of purchase
to be satisfactorily secured, and TO carry iniefes'
from the day of sale. This property is particularly
recommended to any gentleman dzsirots of giving
liberal education to his children, ON easy terms,
Possession may be had, with such delay only as vii
be necessary 10 the removal OF the personal proper
~ that may be on the premises the day OF sale
WILLIAM TAZEWELI., Exec'r.
CATIIARINE TAZEWELlL, Exec
Of l.. TazeweIl, decd
a few Negroes belonging to the above estds'
may be had At private sale, in families only, b. ap
plying to the Executor, who resides at Iiiehmoad
view, 10 the county of Chesterfield.
or The Editor of the Norfolk Herald s re-
quested to insert the above I'LL the day Of sale.
December u. 6g--2agtd5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23

IN Richmond Hastings Court December
~. 1915.
ordered, that The several creditors Of Mary Brown deed
whose estate hath been cDmmetOt the Sergeantof this CITY
for administration, b. nohfe by advertisements TO appear
here At te court ad exhibit their accounts against the
said estate for settlement. A copy--Tere,
IN. Dance, u. {.
december 81. 69--2d8,j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
December 81 .
Marine Insurance Comhany
OF RICHMDND

= oIlCE IS hereby gfven, Mat the Precedent
i Z ana directors Of tbs Iq,li.u.ioi, h4pe hi,
aay declared a Dividend Of Is per ceu for ne
Pe'tod Of sac months, previous, on that ba,t ofn,
Cdfqtat Stock, zohich hes been pail IN /; ond
ma. The sane TeiR be pGid to the Soc&-holEsrs or
their authorised agents, al tire office oFMe Cow.
pany, V' and offer the 26h INST
Sy order cfHe Board Of Directors.
December 10. 6sStS'
TIE Stockholders 4oN please TO IKE notice.
fhat Tuesday Lhe Cd day Of January merit. beiay
aifpo:'fed By he -1ct ct INCORPORATION, for Ms
ing seGy--G pail Kill be obe7ed far fhaE 6nr.
pose az Me OGice Of lie Complain, on that dan
az 10 O'Clock, forenoon, and closed at O'Clock
December 10 6s-todJ
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THE RICHMOND
STONE-W.fRE .N.q.VUF4CTORY

STOgNE-W.fRE. H.9.NUF.3CTORP
II S now in full operation. The works, (Which have
! been much impcded some time past, by the fail
ure Of one of The kns,) are in complete repair, and
will turn out Ware in future to the amount Of one
thousand dollars per month, at the least. They
will be further extended, whenever the demand
shall justify it.
The quality and price of the Ware, strict atten-
ton selecting and packing at the shortest notice.
the prospect ofs complete assortment at all times,
aud the Immediate delivery in any part of the city,
free Of expence, cannot .iai TO ensure continued
encouragement to this useiti domestic manulaetory
The Proprietor is determined 10 use his best en-
dcavors, to merit the confidence of and give gene
raj satisfaction to his customers.
The present prices (Which it is believed are p
bout the zane as ia New-York, and much lower
than the Baltimore prices,) are rs follow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
Or Lady IF Erqui.ite Beauty sosighiag 500.

Man whose vile arts conspire against tie seS.
You, b,aut,ous maid. were destined TO perplex:
Fur scurIins prsdSry fore, Il resistance,
Natdgr formed yoU 20 htt1 him al a Gisfa,lcc.
fURLONC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
PUBLIC AUCTION.


SAItLL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder n.
w WEDNESDAY, the twenty-seventh ms,
FAIR, or the FIRST day thereafter, Mt the Bcl-Ia.
vern, in the City of Richmond, Negro Men ana
Women, an oil Chariot, Wagon and 4 mules
belonging 20 the estate OF Colonel William Byrd
dee. of Westover. 'b
Twelve months credit will be allowed, the pur.
chasers giving bond with approved security b, on.
der OF the executor, sc. THO'S. TAYLOR.
Decemberl9 6S-t.
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DY Virtue of Decree Of the Superb,

DY Virtue of Decree OF the Superior
suit therein depending, wherein John Graham Is pai-
th and Daniel Call, executor aud deyisecs Robert
Means deee-,r, and the deyec OF Adam Craig, deceased
detiNantS, viii be exposed sale, public auction
the Bell Tavern m the OF Richmond the 18th day OF
February the following parc hui, 10 wit
eaci on Hurricane creek the ditto,
10 tracts OF 1000 acrcs each, Gyano Cabel county,
tracts ut 1000 EACH Cabin creek, Kerawla
tracts otloOo acr,s Twelve Pole creek keawha county
- 500 acres OH Loop creek in Giles county, and
in the county of Montgomery upon credit of SIX twelve
and Is months, the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with approved security for the purchase money, asrtd
pad Tor the Sinic The title papers will be Sewn
persons wishing purchasec said lands any part the re-
of, by the subscribers, who will SILL only the and
title OF the parties interested without amy warranty what
socyer.
Daniel Cal,
T g.. :. S ;S,;ss@, co~r''-
December 10. 65-tcS
PR reqeaed opu5sh c5ore once .rees tH he dqy
u safe, and torlr0Td tLeir accounts This ODicc.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS
EE ANlNG connected themselves in business. I'M
Z Y derthe firm of I'm. $ q. ~. Mitchell So Co
offer their services their friends * the public as
COMMISSION MERcmASTs.-They have taken a
large fire proof House on the Street leading from
f on Main street. to Mayo's Bridge and nearly op-
poste the Rising-Sun Tavern.
WM MITCHELL, Jr.
G.. III. MITCHELL,
TIIOS. II. MITCHELL.
&December Q. 61-im
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EDUCATION.
THE SUBSCRIBERS

II Il soIJ DOOKIbEKO
III AS Justreceved by the late arrivals from Me-
= York, and Philadelphia, large quantity #
DRf-eOODS. 1t is not necessary TO give q DE-
cI1pton.-The attention of those wishing to mn,
chase are particularly requested; we have Iikew;,.
,or sale, BoIting Cloths of the hest quality, fro,
No: to II and few tons oflIemp. All OF wbiL
will be sold lower than they have heretofore Coa
ready money or Town acceptances. :"
DAVID & WILLIAM KYLE.
DeeSIhoer %i- 69-1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23

R'chnload . Pefcrs6urg .4ccommocl i'm
STAGES.
'StliE Public are respectfully informed, that IN
A future, the Accommodation Stages, betweea
h'chmond and Petersburg, will leave each Town
every day at sunrise, and will arrive, the one IN
Petersburg, and the other in Richmond. NV Q ~
clock, T. NJ. Of the same day. The Proprietox
are mducedto make this arrangement at the mari.
cular solicitation of great number of their fienJ
who prefer travelling in the morning, and aprropri.
ating the evening 10 business
Great exertons will be made to give comsnrt spd
satisfaction to the passengers, by
THE PROPRIETORS
December 81. Goo
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December t6.
.Soufh- Carolina .TockeU- CIu5

South CaroFna Jockey Clu6.
Tho Races Washington Course, near Charleston
win Wednesday, the 2sth Of February next
First Day-Folsr Bile Heats.
Aged Horses TO carry 1875 lis
years old l2O
years Old I12
years old lO2
Second Day-7nree Nile Heats.
Aged Horses To carry 1a6 lbs
years old 100
years old ll2
years old 1Oz
years old 90
Third Day--T4po 1fiie Heats.
years old carry lC6 lbs
years old 90
years old feather
Mares, Flies and GeldngS- he allowed h. each dav
he Horses &c. 10 be entered by name, with the Stew
ards before o'clock night OF the day preceding the r.
and the riders be dressed in silk satin jackets and
caps.
lyfed HLgcr, !
H,H S. Bull
J. ". GioueF, ; Stewards.
j. H. Dent,
y. Hey5Uard, J
cJ There viii be Proprietors Purse. OZONE THOU
SAND DOL ARS put up, Monday, tie26th, preceding
the ckeyCtu5 Rdccg-Ihe Race b. for in the fol-
lowing manner, viz
Free Tor any horse, &c carrying nnety-ve weight four
horses making raee-to be mile heats three heats winning
the Purse
December 7.
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Orders lon with Mcssrs. Asa and JOSEPH OTIS,
Mcssrs. johnson and Watkins, Mcssrs Philip Du-
Val ir. * Co. or at the Mandatory, will be duly
attended to- BENZ. DU.VAL.
Decem5sr i6 67sb3zcS7rS1p
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c. Tie Editors Of the Lycirg Press. and Sa,ton pa
PER are requested t9pJsh me o5ore 1rtcS H The dQy
u safe, and for1rdTd uieiy 10 This OGio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23

y. O4--2aWtUs
CT The Editors ofhe National Inellgencer, Democratic
Press, and Lancaster Journal will the foregoing adj
vcrtisemen be inserted in their papers six shines
sively and forward their this Office for payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-10
OBITUAR1-EYTPA.

Died at Washington. on The l6h day of Feb.
ru~ y, 1915, THE WAR...regrefted by none
~, placeman and pensioners. This fasoure
child Of Mr. NJ sdson, although il expired in the
81 year Of its sge, had lived long enough to be
bur hen t, It's frends.-Its extravaganza wss
unbouoded. and after spending all is substance
was 1T last thrown upon The parish for support.
We mus, however, do it the justice TO say. that
its aft c on for It's parent was SUCH, that IN the
midst OF is profusion, il lief bis salary Of $4,000
dollars, perfectly untouched. and even without a.
ny p0stbumous claims.
II drawing the character Of the deceased, we
may discover some irats that were exhibited al
thai early dsy,indica i've Of what would have been
its fu'ure temper. II was 50 unruIy, that IL
would sourn 81 all restraint Of duty, and TO gan
is ends, would violate, wthou, remorse, priv it@
feeling and public law. Its tender father en-
colriged it in these rudenesses, and even its
nurse pointed out additional OH ,ges for it TO
commit. In It's last Illness consultation of five
doc ors was held, who by their unied efforts, Al
lenglh rid The ,uNtry Of Ibis growing calamity.
It, interment was celebrated a. Washington, by
the discharge of cannon, bu! decency would not
permi. its rel4tves 10 testify their Joy. In the
cou' Sc OF It's sho life, il had TUNED its father
out of his hou,e-- ut is career is thus early
stopl, e he happiness Of he n 4, on, and h Joy
Of all honest mIn,
Bal'imore Telegraph
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-10

y order of the Circuit Court of Cornmos pea,
holden at Portland 10 and for sle couatv az
Cumberland, on The frit Tnefdsyof March slc
will he fold az pubic auclion n he IF eenth dav
Of june pesr az two of ehe ock ir The afternoon.
the iouhwe'leriy half of the houie I. zesher with
the barn Vland which IABEZ FRUEiAse Of PORT
laod yeoman deceafed 10 b., life time bonght. az
hbenezsr Davis, lying il falmouth in he county
Of Cumberland, near Pre.umfcot bridge contain.
'ng ahont one acre, fujett 0 he wide " dover.
or 10 much Of fad tea eta as " II rasa he iuua
OF two hundred md eighy Eve do las for The
payment of debts and charges Sale 10 be on the
Prem'iea. ELlZABETH 5 TRUE. Adm n IRA
trix Of the efsre OF iaid Jabez True
6a,L5 l2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-10
HIT SHIP News.
iAsA PORTLlND.
GAZETTE
PORT OF

Entrances and CIlGIcAccs Al tIe CNs0m-HOuse sif.ce
our list.
April 5, ar. sloop Messenger, Turkey, f.. Boston,
- nsrque John & Charles, Coomos, from DO
- 4, sloop Cay Ann, blanchard, do
-" do Liberty, Lathsm, C,om sag Harbor.
CLEAkANcEs.
Arrii /, schr. Armisuce, Coinns, FIR Bermuda
. F." sloop William, Dyer, tor Philadelphia
- schr. Hare, Sawyer. toT Boston
-" - ork, Soule, for Ne~york
- g brig 6 len, GteeIy. to- Al xandris
-- 5 brig Am, Council tor 3 i3to
. 4" ship Gen. .ckson, Dagget, foe Bristol
. z, ship Cum lerland. Lewis, FIR II wanna
. SO p Jcfe 500, Underwood for Be, muda
- Mcsseuges. Turkey, FIR Boston
-" Liberty, Latham, from Sag Harbour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-10
POkT OF BOSTON.

AtyH I, T.. sch. D !,ght, Cumming, from
Gusdl ,upe, cargo, moiasses spoke OH N~n'nck
et Sh04l brig from kenebec.
AbrH2-En; stoop Btave, Ssrgen, from Pc
NObscot.
April 3-ar English brig ID, fom S John :,
~ b. with fuii cargo, VI BRUSH n'Anuf"u, u'ed
goods. Among ,he passengers ~ss "a ! IA
ltaw Sc0l, WAC was Captured IA tue 0rlg D
Boston, rom Charleston, for France
Memoir ANDA.
The sch. Russel OF NV Yo. <. has sr. at New
Bedford, in lie shoIt passage q " Gays Tom
Canton, with rlch Chinese cargo.
Lef, at Canton, Dec. %, 1914 ship jacob
Zones, of Boston-big kamoIer, do sch.
lamaham aha, do. ship Leyant 60; ship Ma
tneo, of N. YoIk--ship Ann, OF bsl imore ; brig
nrulus and ship Beaver OF n. York. ACcoun's
had been received Ut CsnlOn Of the car'ute u
the Sandwich Islands OF the SUPP sharon, WHIT
,emoIe, and ship isabella, DAVIS, OF Boston, by
an Eaghsh gun b lg. All he American shIpS
N tbA uuar,er, OF on The i!or,b West coast
were consid red as loss, as he Lughsh were ~
quest of them,
The last accounts make no meation OF the
late reboy.S If an insurrecion or resolution IN
Chioa.
The privaeer Ludlow, Nudge, of Kenne-
bunk. has arrived at Portsmouth, hon accuse,
captured-nothng- when days sprung
leak. which increased 10 such degree that
Il was with great fficulty she could Dept .
a5s,, and prevented her chasing Shy vessel
The brig Sphynx from Canton. and schr Gin
TIA, (both Of New York; flom Manila, arrl'ed
a. Tarpaulln Cove, Isl. INST Win valuable Cha
IA cargoes.
Baltimore, March 29--ar. ship Eagle, Shed,
I3,ds,s from PJrliaud.
Accounts f On Halt * state that number 81
vessels are preparing 10 sail Tor different ports
"a The u. S. with casgoes of English goods
Sch. May OF BahInore, and bsg UhIon OF
pnlsadelphia, have been 4ltdred and sen, into
bermuda
The f.igates United States and Macedonian
are ordered from New London 10 BOslUn.