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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS.

1 I.C.
Among the petitions yesterday presented,
wAs "ne c"uIes;ii,s ;he leg iiity ui ine return
Of Nr. Biley, VINO has recently taken his
seat III this u pnse a. u Representative from
the state OF Massachusetts.
Mr.. randolph, lrOHI the CpmrDiitca on the
services and Sacrifices of Gen. La Fayettr.
reported bill concerning Gen. l.afiyctte -
winch WAS twice read aud made the order OF
the day for to-day. 1t is a transcript Of the
bill yesterday reported in the Senate, propos-
Ing to grant $ goo 600 in stock, and one ca
tire township Of land.
The FesniIilon yesterday offered by aIr.
Whppie, calling for Information az 10 the
intention OF the Allied Powers to AID Spain
IN recovering her farmer dOniinions in South
America, was taken up aud agreed 10.
LAFAYETTE.
| Mr.. Randolph moved that The erdsrs of the.
day he dispensed with, ia order to take up
the bill concerning Gen. Larayette. Sir.
Bcecher hoped tho House would not CONSENT
to do so--bnt the question not admitting de-
bate, 1t was put aud carried by ii large major.
! i;y.
The House accordingly went into Commit
tee OF Toe whole on that BILL mr. Markiry iu
the chair add tile bill having been read.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, rose and said. ,I,ai
II might appear nncOurtcOus ia any gsnil,-
| man 10 oppose The passage Of a bin having
such an Object as that now before The com.
nIiltee yet, under present circun,stance.
brought Ia as ihlt bill md been, sod,Ienly
upon the House, and called, a. gentemec
"erc, 10 act upon II, witiUut the upyorluniiy
OF consultation, Ur moments rcnrc.ino. h.
felt 1t 10 be- his duty to oppose lis farther
progress: This might, perhaps, be consider.
ed as bis rr?roach but ,ie fclt il TO be- hi.
duty. ana he must fedrlcssIy dfschlFgp il. IL
could haze wished that Tie gentleman wh,
Introduced tie bill had cultivated liltla NOR,
VI 'he virtue pailsacc. lie did EXPECT that
Ia presenting such bill To this House, tb,
mcili aud claims of the indn idual fur Who's,
benefit it WAS intended, would have becu sta
led, aId iiie reasOns which had i0Guced til,
committee to tx upon this amount Of com
penstiinn wOnid have been Disclosed. II,
vas Tar from being ins"0sibie to the merits O
That distinguished Individual and, y, upof
deliberate statement OF all the facts of hi.
ease, he should be convinced TIM liis claims
even To such = large amount Of remuneration
were founded IN justice, be would go as Fl
rs any tneluher UfIhr House 10 allowing hem
and In voting an appropriation. Whatever
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-06-25
THE REFORMER.

FTvHE design of this work expose the clerical schemes
and ponpous undertakings of the present day, under
pretence of promoting religion, and to show that they are
reconcilabe with the spirit and principles OF the Gospel
The great Missionary operations which commenced few
since, and the Theological Semnaries
lec,ed and which still erecting in every part Of our
country have tended to the exaaton Of order Of
TO height not warranted by the New Testament Their
numbers and influence rapidly extending throughout all
parts Of the community, and threaten the destruction Of
cur civil and religious liberties by means, either direct
Indirect they steadily advancing their cause, and
their ascendency the minds of the people and
dsant PERIOD should their influence continue TO increase,
scarcely individual will be found willing to incur the
hazard OF opposing any of their schemes The pecous
effects of clerical domination in this country may be
erred from the history of other countries and ought early
10 be guarded against There already few who have
sufficient hrmness to present these before the public
in their true cOOursand hence the prospect or their
q cess, and our danger is greatly increased.
From these considerations and expose the corrupt
pompous and fashionable religion ncucaed and support
ed by this pensioned order OF men, the Ror1a
menced. The extended circulation of the work among
the rejecting and better part of the community has
WINGED the Editor that his views on these subjects
pecuar and that the publication may be generally
known, and consequently be useful he induced
present some notice Of in more public way than has
yet beer done. Being neither under the jurisdiction
influence OF any particular sect the Refrner will not be
made Instrument for advancing the views interests
Amy, but ebuke evils wherever met with, and pursue the
line of truth marked by the precepts Of Divine Reve
aon, regardless of the fowns the censlres of those
who, from interest, prejudice, or caprice may become it,
Il opposers.
TERMS, &c--1he Refarmer is published in periodical
= numbers Of twenty-four pages duodecmo the beginning
of each month"; at dollar year. payable in advance
Subscribers have the numbers forwarded any part
the Union by naming the Post Office where they to be
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tyfour cents year. Al few copies yet remaining from
the beginning of the work Upwards of four years b
persons are at liberty to commence at any PERIOD ant
Withdraw their subscriptions whenever notice is given ane
arresages paid. Letters post paid be addressed
- T r. GATES proprietor and pHncipal Editor, No. 300
North Third Street, Philadelphia.
- Those who procure ten subscribers and become re
sponsble for the of their subscriptions shall b.
entitled to copy gratis THEoPHILUS II. GATES.
e. kkiiade4hia, June, 1924 53-3t
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ACADEMY.

FHNHE subscriber respectfully informs the PUBIC una. ny
sill continues his Seminary for the education of youth
of both sexes in all the various branches of useful Educa
ton and as he atters himself that he has given genera
satisfaction TO those who have already favored nm WIN
their support and having an opening for few more p
pills, he again solclts share of public patronage;
I VIM. BASS, Orange Street, wilmington
| October 18th, 1928. 81
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CORONER'S OFFICE.

BEG leave TO inform those Of my friends who intended
" supporting at the next nomination Election for the
Office Of Coroner that have, for several reasons DEEM
ed proper to relnqush my claims the office in favor
of Miller D,,,ot, and would recommend him as man in
whom the public may with perfect safety confde and as
it is expected from present appearances he will have
considerable majority in this part of the county, it
hoped he will meet with deserved support below.
THOMAS A. STERRETT.
Wilmington, April II, 1924 81
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A ND COTTON YARN Of various descriptions, and from
various Factories receiving daily and for sale at No.
Ill MarketstIeet. JOHN X. BRiNCkLh'
Wilmington, March 30 ol-
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no THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZENS-hs the season is approaching
when your attention will be directed the duty of select
ing person to fill the Office Of SHERIFF of this county,
beg leave to offer myself your consideration a
the last nomination for this Office, favored with the
sufrages of respectable portion Of my fellow citizens, for
whose support now return my grateful acknowledge
ments On the present OCCASION shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the of merit the
pledge OF good conduct, but shall myself with
surfing you OF my cheerful submission to any mode of nomi
nation that may be adopted at the county meeting at the
Rcd Lion. and Of my determination give my utmost sup
port the candidate who may be selected under the
fhority Of that meeting. PETER b. DELANY.
Wilmington, January 5, 1924. 7-tf
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UJDE SPEEDY, and be FORTUN:qTE.
HOPES Lucky Office,
Opposite the Town Hall, Wilmington.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

TVTIIIAM WARNER having executed an assignment
w Of all his estate, credits and effects TO the subsr
bers in trust tor such of his creditors shall within SKY
days from the 18th inst. execute and deliver TO him
full release Of their claims and demands and William
Warmer Joseph T. Warner and James NJ Tober, trading at
Wilmington under the firm of William Warner and com
pany having also made assignment the subscribers OF
all the estate credits and effects of the said firm. IN trust
for such of the creditors of the firm, shall within
sixty days from the Goth Instant execute and deliver 'ote
assgnees full release of their claims and demands against
said firm Notice is hereby given that the subscribers
have appointed the said William Warner their agent and
attorney and have authorized him collect the credits and
effects of himself and of the said firm of William Warner
& Co. Persons indebted requested to make payment
TO him without delay and the creditors are desired !"
present their claims to him for adjustment 80
The assignment and blank release will be LETT WIN
William Warner, Market-street wharf, Wilmington, FOX
examination and execution.
\ EDWARD TArNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
4 .qssgnees Of Ultam Harner g Hidam Warner, g Co.
/ Wilmington, 9Th mo. %, 1894. So
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LOST,
FOR SALE.

4 NEGRO Girl. IS years old, who has TO servc until
~ she is %. For urher inormation apply to the sub
scriber, Wilmington, Delaware
JOHN A. BANNING.
June u. 52-A
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no THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

rLLoW CItlzENsl beg ieaSe to soc is your SUI
ensuing nomination. In presenting myself for the first
time before You candidate for office, might perhaps
rest my claim your support, upon your knowledge Of
my character during long life which has been principally
spent among you As Of the few survivors Of the
evolutionary struggle and who, in that dark hour gave
all the aid. my humble means would admit 10 the cause
of my country may perhaps lay additional claim to
your favor At that eyentml PERIOD was employed in the
service Of my country different occasions, and especial
ly on Lakes George and Chsmpan, in constructing the
American hohlla destined to operate against Burgoyne
IN the long period which has since elapsed, have trust
faithfully adhered to the principles Of rs. have
been IN office, nor candidate for office and now in the
decline offe, when age has unstring my aud un
fitted me for Labor my straiened circumstances induce
TO make this appeal the kindness Of my fellow cit
zens. WILLIAM WOODCOCK.
Wilmington, Feb co. 1924 20--tf
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Lord Of the lion heart, and eagle eve
To Hope the INDEPENDENTLY lei s repair,
Nor lose the Golden Opportunity.
The National Day. 4th July nex is fixed for the dra
ing Of the Dea1rdre State Loterya lottery we bosj,
declare, considering the few tickets in the Scheme ths
oryRess Of the price and the magnitude Of the prizes ia
the best in the Union.
lGschance nhat mistake, misfortune, cannot hapnc,
you by adventuring. No, your own misconduct alone in
not applying timely, your Fortune and some of
our will certainly lose the prizes bv DOUBLING
others by delay by turning and tzVsfing for want Of y
luton 1t reminds of the definition of fwisting which
lis thus.
When TwIsrrn twisting, will twist him twist
For the twisting OF his twist he three twines doth intTis
But if one Of the twines Of the twist do untwst
The twine that untwisteth, untwistcth the twist,
Untwstng the Irvine, that untwsteth between,
He TwTnIs with his TwIsrER the two in Irvine,
Then twice having twisted the twincs of the twne,
He twitcrth the twnc ne had twned i'll twain,
1le twain that in twning before in the twine
As twins ntwisted he doth untwne
'Twix the twain int.rtwisting Irvine between
He rwInLIso his TwIsrER, makes twist OF the twnc
And thus have many been trusting, and twnng abor
lus for tickets, and keeping suspense until the last
momentbut the lucky day is fast approaching, and dap
becomes dangerous We therefore offer additional IN
dueement to adventnrers-by pedging ourselves from
this date to devote proportion of small profits on the
sale Of tickets tie sufferers az Aewcqste This determine.
ton trust will influence many to adventure promptly
and combine three great objects in oneviz. their own
emoIumenthe good Of the Church--and the benefit Of
1.-The sufferers.
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Then Farmers and Citizens come quick Come, ant
merrily sing out, HARvIsr llonE.
For Lucky Tickets, in Packages, Single or in Shares
orDY,1u a.
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NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the estate o, nm
N aos HIGGINS Esq of Redlon hundred, dec are here,
by notified present their claims properly authenticated
for settlement either of the undersigned and those VINO
indebted to the said hereby requested 10
discharge the same without delay 10
JOHN HIGGINS,
and THOMAS J. HIGGINS,
Executors Of anthony Higgins, dec.
Cox'sNeek edlion hundred Newcastle Co. May 49, 1924
45--l8t
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Lumber Yard Removed.

EyiF subscriber has removed his LUn15er Yard from his
Il late sand Joseph Robinson's WhGrf adjoining King
street, where he has hand assortment Of Whle and
Heo7r Pine Board, Scaning, Pians Shingang and Pas
terig Ldth Shingles of different kinds, and intends keep
ing general supply of all kinds of lumber used in build
ding all OF which he offers for sale on the most moderate
terms. WILLIAM SlMMONS.
wilmington, June Is, 1924 52--tf
N. b. He would purchase quantity of Lumber Of the
different kinds or would receive Lumber TO sell Com
mission.
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Birth Day of Independence.

Thy spirit Independence, let us share,
Lord Of the lion heart, and eagle eye
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70 TIE DEMO- RaTIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CfTtZENS.--As the time will arrive
ll the office of SHERIFF. for the ensuing termI there
fore beg leave TO offer myseas candidate for that Offices
and without ptesunng have any claim your sufages,
any unwarrantabe plea cacuatedo excite pub
lie sympathy in my favor, risk the event merely my
merit, (Which alone entitle TO public conf
dence, pedgng myself at the time TO abide the de-
son Of the Red Lion Meeting, and to give my undivided
support the candidate nominated. And should be so
fortunate to be elected, tatter myself that with due
application shall be able to give general satisfaction in
the performance of the duties Of the office
WILLIAM HERDMAN,
January Is, 1924. loft
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II" y . IE'''N'J ~ tNIIdIIF
Nor lose the Golden Opportunity.
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TNOR the cure Of colds coughs, ashmas approaching
cunsnnptions and all diseases Of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. lilo, Marketsreet, Will
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LARGE BREAD.

YsyIIE subscriber, entertaining grateful OF me
a favors he has received, since his commencement OF
business in the borough takes this opportunity TO return
his sincere thanks his friends and the public for theF
patronage, hoping that the exerons he has used for es
satisfaction has not been unattended with success andhia
hoped that continuance of public favor will be ecelyed'
as is his intention alter his system Ct baking, TO what
in his opinion, deserves public appreciation. lie ~ilsen
while -four remains at the present prices,
l-9 lbs. Of baked ,rieat bread at Ia cents,
4 1-2 do 40 IL | Q do
IA rye do 6 IA do
l-2 do do 10 l-2 DO
Which will be Mt least Id than has been given y
himself any other in his line Of business in this borough
Pilot Bread, Cakes Crackers &c. in proportion he'
taers supplied the reduced price o70 cents per Dozen
Customer and dinner baking done moderate terms
Wilmington April 10 SYM No. O. East Front.St
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tf.5R RIEU,

In this town, l4,h instant. by the Rev Mr.. Green,
Mr. John REESE. OF Middletowh, to Mrs Dorcas Lake
Of this town.
In Providence, 18th instant, Mr. Beryamin Le1Vis.
to Miss Mary n Mum, eldest daughter of Mr David
e. Mann, both of that place.
DIkD,
In Providence, 18th instant, Mr. John Coi,an, in
bis 23d year.
On Monday, 10Th instant, in the State of Pennsyl-
vania, the venerable CHARLES THOMPSON, The
esteemed Secretary Of Congress during the whole Of
the Revolutionary War His is name which does
honor TO his native land and to the country that 4.
dop,ed him. The sight Of LA FAYETTE would be
cheering to him. had h been spared to witness the
Generals arrival AT his hospitsbe mansion. lie was
upwards Of 80 years old.
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For Sale, ,

Ry order" o. the aecutor.
The REAL E>T.3IE OF JoRs FRAs.ni z so. Of
Newpori. deceased. viz
On WEDNESDAY, >, p' 29h
n! Public Huenon, On fhe fr, niises. at II o.
clock II. M N NOT hreviouSty dtsf losed Of
at hripate safe,
THE Houses in thurch-street, in Newp ort, with
the Lots attached thereto.
AND
On WEDNESDAY. Oc,. 30 h,
1T Public AUCTION, on he hvemisss, al noon,,
" not freVtously disnosed gf asfyivafe
saie.
Two Farms in the town Of Willing.
ton county Of rosnd. and state OF Conn cticu,,.
commonly known by the name Of Nv. Glszier and
Mcintosh Farms, short distance from ,,.fIord
Springs The Glszicr Farm cont aims sbout 100
acres and the Mcintosh Farm 1j7 acres.
Conditions made known a the time and place Of
sale.
For further particulars apply to the Hon VIZ.
HusrsR, or TO the subscriber.
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport, Aug IL, 1924
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ElIloping bis horse so ss 10 enesngsr " per.
sons standing o. walking in the streets, lanes
snd alleys" i, sppesed IN evidence, ths,
the Mayor on this day week, gsloped hts
horse through Ses.sreei s,7 o'clock 10 the
morning and TWO Witnesses ,esufed tina, the
gsIlop ives msniles'ly dsnge 'ous TO persons
VINO might be passing through the streets a,
that time. Tho Mayor, though he pleaded
not gu,hy, (bscsuse be considered his riding
not TO be dangerous TO the ci,izen.) yet eg.
pressed his desire TO be hned by the Court, In
o'der TO show that no individusi could be
placed above the Law i--thst those appointed
TO execute II were equally as smeosbie 10 It's
pensiiies 4" eve,y o,her person and that
eve'y one, whalsosver nigh, be his sius,ion,
mus expec, TO incu' foe upon being prov.
ed guilty. OF driving al ON immodersIe rate
through the cily.
Justice ORNE summed up the case, and Of
ter d,ls'ing upon the circumstances, hned ths
Msyo' the sum OF 81 and costs, amounting
10 6 dollars and 81 cents.
We ought to add, that OF the time mention
ed the Mayor ives engsged on public business,
was Fastening TO meet eommiitee, and that
ihe,e were very few persons IN the street.
Ho'sce Peuis was complained OF for sniok
ing cigar in The s.reet, pleaded guilty, and
was fined two dollars aud COSTS.
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II Munifcem Public Benefacfor.


Ebeneze' Knigh' Drxe', E,q ise Mar.
shall OF the Rh,de Island District, with mu.
oihceDce rarely Psrsileied in any place, has
lek the whole OF his large real End pc sonsl
estate, with the exception Of few Iegaeies, TO
the town oi p evidence, HIS naive piece, 10,
tho benevolen Mt pu, pose Of creating a pc ma
nent fund for tho support OF the poor. The
estate stands charged with several snnuIties
10 fels;ives and f'iends, one OF which is Q
thousand dollars, but IT'S present worth 10 the
town is estimated o, 10000 dollars. The
Io'y ac'e 70 m IN Providence Neck. a part of
this liberal bsquest, Is given on The condition
that this town shall erect thereon wiIhiR Ave
years, sn Aims. House, which j, to be eocios.
cd with sn extensive aud permanent wall,
within 20 Yeas, and we hope ere long 10 see
o Dex'e' Asylum roaring IL, walls on those
pleasant and productive fields.
Provtdsrre american.
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AVN rur
peksERvsyJoN or wesr poyvr.
by THE WOMEN OF AMERICA.
"Aeh .o"' ,,.n a. ~ ropu,r pay OF 'he
vi
u.,o ALI. .c..
Denni. sogg, . Brown.
General Arnold, Spear.
keiugee' Tryon.
n.:, ,,,,,,,A A." "u".% ws."s AZ
s,oo.', L.. W, ", a.. ,'..l "
n. ,hr.s 1.,o-;on. ysom., whn h., ,n.is ;ae.x;u.
hnn..,v ;n,S,n,lv ,na jsyo,;on ~ M. n",'",,u'.
.s,ss n,...,..d W. po,.r ,hs ~, ;nnn.s,s,.
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Sboc Store.
Josiah o. Burdick,
LADIES' Fancy Shoe Manufacturer,

l24, THAMES STREET,
y ssp,erruLLY informs the ladies Of Newport,
AN and its vicinity, tbs, he now has on hand. a
D., mpIete assortment Of Ladies Shoes consisting Of
De mark satns double pruneIss, satin lasting, kid
and orocco Of different coiors, all made expressly
for re, .ing Also. Russia shestings. by the piece
or yard English patent thread by the quantity or
single bali binding and lining skins boot webbing
.ad cords. polished steel avis and tscks, all which
will be sold che1p for Cash.
Aug 9, 1924
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The following o de- has been issued from
tho Adiu,snt. .Grnersfs Office OF Washington 1:
-" The p, esiden, of the Uni,ed States di
reefs, ,bs, Gen LA FAyETTE be received al
all military posts with he nono's due to the
highest mIIi'sIy rsnk IN our service"
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THEA TIRE.
POsiiiecIy Me lass nght Of Performance
this season.
IN HoSoR or rEE ARRIyAL OF
General ia Fapette.

THE public is respectfully informed that the
y rhestre will be opened on this evening for
the purpose OF celebrating the arrival OF the evo-
lutionsry Hero Ces La fayete. and on this occasion
the Interior round the Boxes. &c will be fasfcfniy
and smb'emdheaiy decorated with Military and Ma
val Devices number OF
TRANsPARENciES,
viii be displayed with the names Of many di.,n.
guished
Military and Naval Commanders:
The FiVe Presidents OF the u. STATES 4:
La Flyefte.
surrounded by the iustrious
Washington, 5e6erson, Adans, Nadi-
son and Monroe.
The whole forming q Brilliant Coup Dali.
THE NATIoNAL SxETcH called he
Captme Of MgOr And,e
e Preservation OF WeSi Point.
lsi nme here.
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CRINDSTOVES.

8 tons fine blue Grindstones
do do. manufactured
a new article and worthy the attention Of mechanics
For ,al., by JOHy SThRNE,
Ir,y g psnr.,e-'s wharf.
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Bos2os, Aug. 49,.

Police Comf.-On Tussdsy afternoon, the
M,yot Of the CIV was brough, to uial upon
the complaint Of Ashsel Dreks, carter, 'o'
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SHIPPING LIST
PORT OF NEWPORT.
Eh7Ek IL u,

sIoop Venus, Child. New York.
GUAR I'd,
Brig Abigail, Thomas. New.York.
Sioop BID Jones, Lawton, >,
., Venus, Child Providence
Monday. .4ug 23-Arrived ship Aldebaran, for
cork pul in ,esky.
Same Day-sch'r Washington racket, Chace, fr.
Richmond, days IRON the Capes.
MEMORANDA
The ship Newport, Burroughs, Of this port, was
spoken June 25, 20 leagues northwest of Fair Tile,
IS days from Csmpescby, for ST. Petersburg.
The brig Brutus. Phillips. of this port, has sailed
from Havana, for 81 Juan dc Ulos.