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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

so. cheerfully, because we Tuily acqui-
cscc in the sentimentsof tit writer and
because we hope it will elicitc further
anlmadversion from the pens Of some OF
our able and philanthropic writers.
From the New London Gazette
.Whibping, Cropping and Branding.
These punishmvnts have with few ex.
ceptions, been exploded from the United
States as degrading the human character
without hope of redemption, and, by de-
stroying all ambition in the criminal, pre-
Guiding entirely one oil the great ends of
punlshnem--fhe yef0 nation Of she Of
.Jsaaer.-li is indeed, with modification
're acknowledge that public whipping as
punishment, still disgraccs the criminal!
code ot.Connec,icut.
1t is deeply to I've lamented that our
sister State Of Rhode Island continues
proof against the Improvements of the
age, and disgraces herseiiand the Union,
by adherlng TO all these reliones OF leu
dal barbarism, no. to be endured in re.
public. Rhode Island, indeed, is one
0f the smalest States, hut she forms a
complete link in the Confederation, and
Is equal. as possessing equal rights with
every other State. Her character, indie.
pendent of extent Of territory, must re-
fleet honor or disgrace upon every other
part OF the nation. We embrace her
with affection, while exulling in the re-
collection OF her distinguished sons a.
nIong whom the names Of HorKINs,
ELLERy and BURRILL, in the Senate,
and oi GREENE and PEaRY, in battle,
will be Remembered, when most Of us
have passed away and are forgotten.
Hence, with deep regret, we notice
the following in the Il. Island American
H Nov. 1, printed at Providence -
"Asher Robbins, Elisha II. Potter and
the ATTORNEY General, have been appoint.
cd committee" (at the recent session
of the Gen. Assembly "to revise the
criminal code of this State. with view.
1t is understood. of multiplying the cases
in Which ti,e punishments of 7uhibbmg.
cropping and branding, may be in
f;cted."
10 express the impressions on the
public mind, while reading the above
paragraph. the pen would ial,er. Still
che hope is cherished, that there are both
talents and virtue in Rhode Island which
.wi!rrscue her from this reirogradc course
OF t,arbarism, and sustain the honor of
our country under its high destiny US q
REPUBLIc.
An entertainn,ent wi!! be given at MIR.
Places Hall this evening by MIR. Stamp.
bate of the Boston Theatre, as will be
seen by the advertisement in this days
paper. We had not the pleasure ofwit-
Messing the performance of Mr.. s. on
Monday evening but we understand it
was such as 10 merit the patronage of the
hughter-oving sons of mirth. MIR. S.
is "a young man Of correct habits and We
doubt not he will receive that encourage.
ment which his talents so cminenty en,i.
t!e him To. -
At the late election in New York, Mr..
WENDoyEa was elected Sheriff of tha,
city, in opposition to Mr.. Moan. The
candidates were both Republicans. The
Republican tickets for Governor, &c.
prevailed by .arge majority, in the city,
and undoubtedly throughout The State.
Eoob Of iXdr lpeaeoek.
The Peacock, arrived in Hampton
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

At the late election in New York, Mr..
WENDovEa was elected Sheriff Of tha,
city, in opposition to Mr.. Moan. The
candidates were both Republicans. The
Republican tickets for Governor, &c.
prevailed by -a..rge majority, in the city,
and undoubtedly throughout The State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

7 win no, paw any debts eoatrse,ed by my wife,
L .No'y .9nn Ben.en after this ds,e. she having
sbscondcd froo-my bed aud bosrd.
srEpHsS a. psNNETr,
Nsyror,.io, O. .a52
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

BY his, ExcELLENCY
WILLIAM C.. GIRRS.

eoverncr. Csptsin-General and Commander IN Chief
ofthe State of khode.lsand and Pro, ideuce Plea
tstiohs. s-7-.It 4,
A pROCI CI.AAfA,rIO>r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-13

WILL this day open, complete as
sor,rhcnt Of Goods for the sessbn, which are offered
a, proes that csnnot f. suiliag those who wish to
parchase His customers viii find It very much 10
their advantage 70 call aud see.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
NEW SIIIONS

oSI received and now opening the Store of MARY
SOU HGATE an extensive assortment of Hats & Bon,
H oi the newest fashions to be surpassed in neae
OF elegance among them black and white Leehorn
'evet ana straw bonncts. chipchla hats
eoors plaid rbons brajd eur white and otbe,
neaa ornaments waddng and trimming for pelisses; hair
nets and rzeteS capes, coares cersefts: Ma
@ nnssa and antique OIL which greatly contribute 70
e OF tue head as well the color of the hair
urks Tyre for changing light or red color rcd
TO dark brown or black and many in the
Millinery line 10 enumerate
On hand, few ready PELISSES-Allof which she
determined to dispose of reasonable terms for
cash. 'e'''e i"'
Leghorn Straw BOnnets cleaned, died and trimmed
1JMANTUA-MAKINGd done in the newest fashions and
Of The shortest notice. S' ~
November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
EOR SALE.

Vt |tu5e JUF tW y TeuTS,
ftHAT well known estate called RAILEYS GOAL PITS.
containing i03 of land living in the county Of
CHESTERFIELD and state OF Virginia the Buciog road
and NJ the termination of the turnpike miles
The city "lHichmond This estate has long the oc-
cupancy OF Major Harry Heh, deceased its great
body, and superior quality, has gained reputation over
every other coal mine on the continent
ANY person or persons disposed 10 purchase lease said
estate WIZ ind one of the propretors agent in the
neighborood of the premises from the of uut the
last OF August next In Of sale, part of the money
VIII be expected in hand the balance in instruments with
liberal credit. 800
~ The editors Of the Baltimore Patriot, PHILADELPHIA De-
mocratc Press, and New York Commercial Advertiser are
requested 10 publish the above twice till the sI Of
August ne XII and Immediately after forward their accounts
this ofhce for ayment.
March g. 90 &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
MARSHAL'S SALE OF LANDS
and TOWN LOTS

TTNDFU decree oI the Superor Cont of (,banrcrv 6r
the Richmand dsrict pronounced On the os,b ,Sv nj
J,ppnrv 1900 in cnu.e RI. ra;n denen;n L.,a.n t,.o
aain Brand executor of Peniamn oliver deceased nl,n
,,f a,,;s,, c,ar,er n, p,,e 1--we. prru,r H.; IS, fs
detn6an,s will he Offered for sale To The bicbet hier
ON Mondoy En- 2etb do, Of dprJ mr. ON the nr,iseS m
cnnmcnce at n o,c,orL9 F -' ~ f' -
"a Iot in tho civ NJ p;rbnopd IN feat front d, oo foo,
deem in Mnyu,s Milan of the (ounci near
lr,rr;s, E..,,r, - -, "a ha,,.a W,;s' 5.t,. 81 :,
No and r. i. Harris, 10, No = '''''"' N''A '''
2Te lot of ground in The civ at the foot of Navo Hill
devised 10 The said lanes Brown inn NV his fter and b
lot adjoining the same and Others Inv said BROW
of Doctor Philp Turpin subject 10 such aranpemeus n.
trustees in the dc ed filed i'm the papes in This cause
NAV have made for the contnuation OF f street througb
each OF said lois partly improved with bindings %
Ind at ocioci ofth same day r. NJ on th pyemi.es
aJ'be s,i,I Rro n,s hair Il; Wbarr n,
Rochetts lately occupied by Heth Sheppard Company
living xt above l'onInnd,s wharf
On 7uysdny tie ID doy IF Mnv merit on tie premises at
o'eloek =. hf.-
4-The land called Mansfield on which the said
Brown resided near the CITY ephr acres or
Whereabouts, calculated for the comfortable accommo-
,In,;on ofn familv and ,vo nciose Tn san,, Of nj.
situation is not surpnsse hy any in or near the cy
Saturday the dU Of hio, on the premises at four
ocoek r. Nj
5-The lots numbered 27 and o. in Brown Pare ard
Candles plan OF AcRcnze's Garden fronting on Valley
s,ra., and ,.,h I,r;. 49,, ocios.1
SLOT No % in Iraips pnn of lots adjoining r. G. Wor-
fhams above described propertv containing
about thirds OF ri
7.-Lot No. in Doctor Adamss plan near Atiams's old
mill street and 10th streets twenty
feet six inches front.
Tuesday 7h iay of Raa IN front Of the Engie Ho-
tel an the city Of Richrnond, at il o'cloeE a. NJ
,ainjne one acre esrb "a nin"i'cyad 80 ~ '' '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
THOMAS LAMBERT,
MERCHANT T.3TLOR.


lNeary opposite the Bell Tavern and next door IN ...
- j. j. Kyle Main street)
oef respectfully informs his friends and the rub,;c &,
general that he has purchased the Stock of Io,5,,,
hesh q Co consisting principally Of -''
Thomas Sheppard's Regent and Velvet
Cloths and Cassimeres
Vaieocia, Marseilles, ToiIinet, Swansdown
and black Silk Florentine Vestings:
AIso-4n Etegant and Fashionable Assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
winch he is determined sell very reduced prices
His late partner MIR. Geo. williamson having settled in
new YORK with the intention Of devone his attention and
capital to the Importation of Dry Goods he will he
enabled 10 receive through him the fashionable oo
ana on the very best terms He has also
IN onaon with one of the most respectable Tailor ng rs
in that Metropolis, by which he will receive
in the fashions. P ' p@e
may be satisfactory the numerous of the
late Firm to know that AR Peter Keith continues TO cur for
hi whose abilities cutter well known 10 re-
quire comment. " 49, w -
lie pledges himself that he will employ any workmen
out the very first rate that he will ALWAYS keen as fine
be observed f''S s""
lie hopes with those inducements and his own unremed
attention TO busnsssto merit share public patronage
" he Will continue to make MILITARY
lions. ~ ~ '' iesu'"
~ any Gentleman wishing garment made speedily can
hours notice. : e ~ a. 'iA
Richmond, March IS m, .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
TRUST SALE

GbEEABIE TO the provisions of trust executed
TO the subscriber 10y William Bondurant and Martha his
wlie, which is duly recorded in the Office of Cumberland
county, Tor purposes therein mentioned, proceed 20
sell on the premises for cash, the 5th day of Apl t
certain tract or parcel Of land. situated lying being In
me counties oi Cmnherland and Powhaan containing by
survey hve hundred and five which tract
Qua, or so much Of the said land will be
pay The money due and the and charges
ing the execution Of said saeconveyinp such only as is
vested in the subscriber as trustee
n, L. II. MoSBY, Trustee.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
FIFTY DOLLARS REWAKn-

~ ANYWAY from New Canton in April last a negro
Il man named HENRY, of dark compile xOn full ewes,
aqualine nose narrow chin intelligent and is
apt at times 10 slammer eSs iIile that not ell
acquainted with him would scarcely perceive it-raher
small stature than otherwise. and bow leggcdnges II
:" years II not within the precincts of this state pre-
Snabe he has, with free otherw his
10 some of the northern cities
The above reward will he given, should he be delivered
TO ein New secured in any i in the United
States so ihat ! obtain him again.
March 3. IL q n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

AViNG determined to to the south shall dis
pose Of the tract of land which live in Caroline
county on very reasonable The lies about
tre 'ies oil Rowing Green and contains re-
cent SurNey-neary all fat land quality equal to- any
on the rveAhout 80 or 80 of the grounds
on he river side of which bank has lately thrown
up 10 il inundaton No tract of land In th
part oil me country combines Neutrality-suspicious.
however disposed tn purchase, will view them
selves IT sale is made in time privilege will I've given the
purchaser 10 seed wheat this fall If subscriber will
sow the ground prepared and sell il with the land.
POSSESSION will he given first of next perhap.
sooner, il required. ALLEN APpERSoNf
Oct. 19.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
FROM HAVANA.

The following letter from the Havana an
nomces, as will be seen, most important
measure which is about to be taken in regard
to the commerce. Of that isIaud-it is no other
than the establishment in that port Of p free
system OF" entrepot' for all the commodities
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
The Annual General Meeting Of The Member
Of the Bible .Societu of Yirrinin.

WILL take place. on Tuesday the second dav or Anr IT.
W the new Presbyterian Church on Shockoe Hill wbe,
and where the members Of the Society, all other per-
sons who think proper join the religious exercss NJ
the day, are respectfully invited TO attend
be eeng IS intended TO be opened with divine service
by the rev John d. Blair and appropria t. to the
occasion by the Rev. Jesse H. Turner after which the An
nual Report Of the Managers will h. publicly read y The
recording Secretary and other OF the Society
acted. BY order Of the Biard Of Managers
Richmond March 70 fo0-7t ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

EAF by an act of The CONGRESS Of the United States
passed the 18th of February 1922 farther OF
year rou The adourpHent Of the present session OF Con
Eress is allow ed for the redemption OF all lands which have
een so and pufch ed in behalf Of The United States for
sue OBJECT TA&FS ~ 1915 and 1916.
M persons wishius redeem lands sold by desig
naed collector for The St'e Of Virginia which pur
ohased In behalf Of the United Sate win call on Richard
Jenres. Esq Clerk Of the Uniteo Court Virgil
mis- District for that purpose.
Purchases made in United States ofresiden
land, IN ibis district being the 18th disirci may
deemed at mrs. nfice
WILLIAM q. TAYLOR, Designated Collector
for the State OF Virginia, aud Col
lectOr of the 18Th District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

10 The ENQUIRER ispublshed twice week, general
LesantuePrice the same heretofore, Fpe Dollars per
paving anks Only will be received In payment The Ed
TORS will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by mall
the postage 4 all letters being paid by the writer's
T No paper will be discontinued fbut at the discretion
At the Ed!tors until NIL arrearages have paid up
whoever VIII guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
az One square, tssFirst Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, so cents.
- No ADJ ersement inserted until Il has paid
for or assumed by in this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
paiuob1 Reat Property at .4uction.
49,, | will 4, H. on JHtdnesdoutbe OH ,I,

-
4s.5A will sell, on W,dilesdny the cath dan
iassII # API nert the premises at four o'clock in
1-1GA the eSyening my LOT Main street, whereon
renders VERT Smortable residence for private family
independent OF basement story which is well adaped for
store, as any tenement the street; the eligibility of
TINS situation tor trade being in the ccntra part of
the business section of the city, obyous to
one-There are in the yard frame Kitchen a new brick
iumher house. well of water and a pump. he whole
establishment having cost eighteen thousand dollars
and although II was bought four years ago " hen property
sold very high, vet tbecredits make n almost
equal TO cas purchase; consequently the price was much
lover than II lad been sold at the credits al that
period on sales OF real estate. The in The occ
fancy oil Mr. Geo Robertson, and adjoins Mr.. Isaac White
The lot fronts "a feet Main runs hack 1874
with the privilege of four feet alley side of
the house. 49, "
Two Intellectual attempts having been made 10 sell this
property IL is unprecedented that idea may obtain thai
some limit fixed TO the prce but the subscriber assures
those who may wish TO vest their funds that IL
such an impression exists the minds any one II Il or
oueous--tha he Is determined, well as Obliged from
cessy TO sell the property for whatever sum W i'll bring
which, not sold privately, before above entioned
VIII be struck off to the highest bidder public sale on that
day. ~
The terms will be six twelve eighteen months credit
Tor approved negotiable endorsed notes payable either
the virginia Banks with deed of the premises to
secure their payment.
If any wishes buy the property by private
contract before the day Of sale, terms win be made
known application Parkhili Robertson Keso AUG
toueeTS, myself. JAMES McAIJISTER
The sale TO be under the mana cement Of
PARKHiLL, ROBERTSON < KELSO
March H. 1l2-tds Arc,o1o.rs -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
NOTIIGE


r. VIE creditors ofJESSE HIGGTNBOrtIA AM in,,i,;t,,
- and The creditors Of the late firm of ELLIS fITGIE
BOTAM are hereby notified that the snd Jesse Hippinbo
ha by deed dated the 18th OF August 1921 and NJ
record ~ the county Of amUae has CONVEYED 10 the
subscribers the whole Of his individual estate and his inter
ct IN the partnership PROPERTY effects debts Of the firm
OF rms ggnbDthsm IN trust. for the following purpoe
That H 20 In the first place, the Individual
OF the said Jesse higsinhoham discharge The debts dine
~ MIN individually II the will fsr exend md N
Tot 10 aPPortion the agreeay tie amounts Of ber
respective claims his individual creditsrs or
OF en as shall within eight months fext ensuing the dale
o INC SAID deed by deed acqut release and discharge The
sod Jesse lgPnboham from all further liability on econt
OIL ms nebts 70 them IN the said individual estate of the
ad Jesse III the said deed appropriated and
aInue pursuant 4" the provisions of aid deed shall
nsueen 10 discharge the And IN second place
oappohfte tie Interest Of the said In the
propcf effects and debts Of the said firm Of Ellis IjJ
koottaE together With any surplus that may remain Of
Yidual estate Of the said Jesse said deed conveyed
ae rsrareiug therrout the debts due by the sad
n 10 the payment II the debts due from the said
hin' Of Lis iIigginoothau Il the same viii 50 far
ehho 'ua u not 10 dppOri0n the agreeably 20 The
The said FIRM, pe " them as sha Uibin eigb, ,no,,l
nA esurr ne Gate Of the deed aforesaid hy deed acor
se 200 asch'rge the aid Jesse irgipbothan fr1u3 al
ih'r il sccouu oftbeir respective claim ,pajus,
saij hr n case the iunds conveyed IN said de f The
Nnent ~ reoi when appropriated apron toned purs
shsrge The me-. '0"' " w.
The Of those intererted s e,rrsey cd ;,o
1iateN invited 20 The subiect ~ this notice
-, ., SEYMOUR SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
H'sU'u -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

~ per ons wing claims aesns the esiate Of FOpff
n Fiyhh - j. sen. deceas, viii brnp then forward
properly authenticated, for eiflenent md thos, n,eb
VIII please make immediate payment to
.,.o GEORGE G. PICKETT.
"'1N' o'-wu Acting BSecusor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
WTLL BE SOLD

IfoN TUES DAY he SOFA day II Atr 1922 a, the LAT,
residence OF John H. Yeuabie, deceased in The couny
m tflnce Edward, for cash, the land upon which
e su deceased resided i'm the Edward
containing two hundred and twenty bali acres
more OF less ard those that remain of the
slaves JIM Tom, Amy rabby, Joseph, Glenn Hannah anS
and ssdr! other personal properly, consisting OF
utensils oil every kind f1ur-v heeed riding carriage the
ooN Oh cattle on the plantation and number Of valuable
books, conveyed in the rers Inv The aid I
lie Venabe IN deed of REGARD in the county court of Prime
Edward hch deed bears 18th ay of Angus.
and trnded to secure the paymepi ry debts therein
mentioned 10 William Venabe Charles Wood on in hi. o
rgh' and Samuel Venabe and the said Charles oodson
executors Of Jarnes Ewing deceased.
WILLIAM PENICK,
Prince Edward, March 49, ,o5 Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
A copy-Teste, W. W. nENING, O. @.

commi'sioner's Office, Ri-hplond 81 Ninth 7h. 1922
have appointed the 15tb day OF April ne It, 20 The
accounts directed 10 the foregoing decreta order Of the
send my Office IN this CITY, with the NECESSARY document,
ready for examination aud settlement
. AMOS LADD, NC.
o--fnT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
I,,,..,., =, = w III NM u. Ff'fh,
Jnnuary u. I'LL Executor OF Col. William Bvrt
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

"A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
WING in the county of Charles City, the waters of
- Chicsahominy river containing ny estimation IT'S
acres tie the same more or less large proportion
low grounds of very superior qualtywei On
tue premises are a1wos story wood house, oyerseers
house, and very good mill seat
Should the above land not be sold privately the
l6th day 81 1prt neri, IL will that offered TO- sale
PUBLIC AUCTION before the Eagle Hotel in the ;,y
of Richmond. ~
TeTntsi2OOin cash, and the balance in months with
bond and security trust on the land TO secure
the same longer time will be given If TO carry interest
VI me tile papers may be with Mr. Geo. z. Crump
no viii sell the same my agent.
" o9-,ds cprcoDy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
NOTICE-

Ii persons having legal claims debts due them y the
late COLI JAS Byrne, i'll please present them immediate
for payment the subscriber closing his
administration upon that estate
JNo. S. BARBOUR
December Is Stiff Admir- Of Jas. Bvrue decd
IL persons who have claims ofihe
N late Col WILLIAM BYRD, requested o couimu.
nicate them for examinations without delav as Twsh
to dispose according law of the said remaining in
my hands shall be in Richmond ny of the
Assembly, and will attend any communication which NAV
be made TO me on the subject.
WILLIAM D. PAGE,
JanuaryI TIT Executor OF Col. William Byrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
NEGROES FOR SALE. AT AUCTION

NEGROES FOR SALE, AT AUCTION.
4 WILL sell on the 2a Monday an Ap,a, at Bucking ham
Courthouse, III being court day. the hghe bidder,
credit of6 months, for bonds with security,
children WIN. IL. pYEB.
March D. io3-tds
Trust Soic If HousehoidS- Kitchen FhI1iltlre
SATURDAY, the Goth April, at 10 o'cio,k, sar.tg
~ Seheld and kicten Furniture. belonging n,
tate s John Butler decd Conveyed IN Un f. Elem
ing Esq TO secure sunday debts in decd Kill be
sold b.tors my Auet,on doc, far cash.
By order Of Trustee.
Marrh % i0S-tds ROBERT GSBfBLE. Auctioneer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

The Factor. for Boston aii Portland. adv. TO leave
Richmond positively on Tic 30tl.-
sloop William. fiom Portland as al Norfolk 9Th.
Sailed from Alexandra Both ull b. " Halsey Small
Boston.
q Al Philadelphia Goth. schrs Climax Prince. and
george. Turner, L0bec-ar lst inst brg Cole ctor
litcoub, II. Andrews. % pasSengers-below brig
Sarah. Blackstone, ST. Eustatia
Arat New oh lst, sch Pilgrim Snowman, Wiscas-
set-cl ch Adno. Woodsou OF Saco. for St Thomas
he Ten Sisters adv. sail 81, Ior Portsmouth
and Portland.
Ar at Providence lst inst. 81 Fame, Halowe.l-Up
sch Almira, Doane, Boston.
Ar at Boston Sd inst. packet Gen. Brewer, from
Passport, with p passengers. Spoke going H. sch
-, Prince. from New York.
Sailed 9th ult. in with sch Olive, Drinkwater
Baltimore -, Gay, lValdobofo. Left sen Dorcas
Ann, for southern port.
Ar at Boston Sd inst. brig St. Clair Whimore of
Bath, S. Croix-4th, brig Four Brothers, ArLellan
Of Warren, Richmond Harriet Smith, Tufts ST. Eu-
stata, via Nobeboro sch Stork. Lubec a Large dee
loaded slOop from Dameriscotta, and a feet OF wood
coaster-seh ATistides, jordan, from Wilmington ar
on Sunday.-5ts, ar. brig kenhawa, Lee, Harpswell
The Baltimore American states that the schooner
Elizabeth with valuable cargo, has been captured bv
a Spanish Priva,eer fitted out at St. Johns Porto
Rico; and that two large brigs and two schooners
have recently sailed from thence with orders TO cap
ture ercry reSsel,Oming from the BIaiae which the y
declare to be in state of blockade