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SW TAVERN

IDHE SUBSCRIBER bayi,e -,
- and CONNEXIONS 6en.e 'rai large
formerly occupied by Mr. Miller andda.'aon,
cd 10 make II his permanent res,dpnc, nm.
AZ considerable pains to furnish !, - '''a
'n'ns necessary for the aecomiaoda,ien - ''e'y
eeis. iis stables particularly, shall h. ,.., IA
niahed and haVf FIST rate Attendance 81 iof-
ing 10 devote ms attention eAclus,ely 10
,ab'ishmeii. ne will take great pleatn, ia, IS
ing every fhing IN his power 10 coelrinn,. 10 10.
comfort aud Convenience OF all ,ho.e VII - We
ihihk proper 70 favour him with mo-, nay
een'lemen With families. travelling 10 af - - i
HE springs aud elsewhere, con be f,r,, In.
WIN comfortable private rooms Tor their .,.
modat'on' Hnd every necessary attention ,,. 1'''
on as medciate terms as possible.
July y. ~
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SnaOR RENT,-Ihe Mills commonly called
~ the tredonian Mills, situated in Campbell
County, about seven miles below Lynehburg
and within leo yards or less, of James River
For further particulars, terms, &C. apply 10
Thomas Il. Gay, residing near the premises, Oh
20 the subscriber in Richmond
JOHN ROBERTSON.
May %. tsp
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MFR. VALENTINE GOOD-Su-Taken no
2kA tcc, that, on Monday the 21th Of Scptc,n.
Der next, in the county of Pitt,ylyanla. al the
courthouse, between the rising anu setting OF tie
sun OF that day, shall proceed 10 take the de
positions of benjamin Nrgc and others. Also,
on Wednesday the 26th, in The county of Frank
lin, at Henry Carper's, the dcposllious OF james
6 Wright and others, q shall proceed from day
10 day until completed, TO BIZ read as evidence ii.
certain case therein depending an uudcler-
mined ia chanccry in the county court of Frank.
lin, in which am plaintiff aud you are defend
ant At which times and places youmay attend
Of not. JOHN WINNER, Jr.
June % c1
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lEaoh oALE-A handsome light Carriage,
~ almost new, Nth plated or brass mounted
Ia ness, entirely new.--Also, new stick Gig.
with top, with or without harness-Also. a
new Wheat Fan, Of approved workmanship. all
OF winch together with an elegant assortment oil
ready made oaddlery, will be sold on accom-.
modating terms.
ROBERT II. GRAY.
June 2s. tso2
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Junc oo8

ZlRUST SALE-By virtue IF a deed Of
u trust, executed to the subscriber by Wi
liam | isbeI and Lucy his wife bearing date
on the 9TH day Of October. 1894 and duly r.
corded in the clerk office Of the county Tor GER
tain purposes in said deed expressed, We std
on the 2stt. dag OF July next, if fan. il moi the
next fair day, PROCEED 10 sell upon TIM premises,
a tract of land ia the county Of Amherst. on the
waters Of salt creek containing 39l aeres moe
or less TINS land Is valuable is situate neal the
river, ninc miles abose Lynchbufg, and within
one mile OF Bethel.
The terms OF sale will be cash, and such THE
as tie trustee has viii be Conveyed aud none o,
ther. SAMUEL MILLER.
GDY IN 5. k'GkER
June % gGds.l6
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I'd uRSuANr to deed of trust executed by
x James 5 PcndIcIon 10 the subscriber, bear
Ing darc the 10Th day Of June, in the year oil
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty three, which has been duly admitted To
record in the clerks office OF Amherst count,
there viii he sold 10 the highest bidder for rea-
dy money, on Thursday, the 10Th day of July
next, before the front door OF the Tavern
House, at New -GIasgow in The county Of Am
herst, at present in tine occupancy Of the SAID
james s. Pendicton, the following properly o.
Negro Slaves TO wit Isaac man. Ann Il gnl
about eleven years old, Ll2y a woman and her
children, Edmund ard two BOYS younger than
Edmund, with the increase ofthe females or so
many thereof as will satisfy the purposes oil the
said trust, and the cost attendant on the sale
thereof. As am acting as trustee, | shall onl,
sell such title is vested IN me by the aforesaid
deed. SAMUEL GARLAND trustee
June ID tds45
~ The above sale will not take place until
Saturday the Dist ofnext month July
GARLAND, Trustee.
Junc o8 tdsl9
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unjust SALE.--By virtue Of deed oftrust,
y executed by John \ Rose, TO the subscri-
beers, for certain purposes therein expressed,
which said trust deed vas admitted TO record in
the clerks Office of the county court of Amherst,
ON tie DIST oil April ls23-lhc undersigned
viii, on the Nth June next, sell 10 the highest
bidder, on a credit until the Isl day of January
next, the nact OF land conveyed in the deed n
TO- csqid, VIZ about three hundred acres, lying
IN thr county of Amherst aud adjolns the lands,
Of Nilinm Morgan, Nm VI. Waller aud the
Rose Mhls tract. Upon this tact Of laud there
is good dwelling house, and all other necessary
ont horses. The undersigned acting as trus.
tees, vii convey no other or further title than IS
vested in them hy The deed aforesaid, but thcy
b. lIrye that TO e good
JOHN L. COBBS, lr.,,,,os
JANIS ). PENN, ''"''''''
POSIFONENENr. consequence Of bad
weather, the above sale is postponed unlII Fri
day the 10Th July next, when II will certainly
take place II the house Of Jno. y. Rose, residing
IN one bundled yards OF land.
June - clls16
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VIII subscriber vii ard,rtaie tie -oiIrc
- ton OF debts, due the people OF S,rgnia-
~ The State OF Kentucky and Arkansas ler,i.
tory An letters addressed 10 him, fpost PAID j.
Louisville Kentucky, his place Of residence. 10
which point he will return IN few DAYS. viii be
promptly auendcdio L. BUCkER
May IL. tlsl
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For Rent, until Christmas,

ZnllE HOUSE AND FARM, about one nile
- hom Iyuehburg, recent, IN the occupan
ey of Mr. John Lee decd.--lnis fame has every
advantage OF alctidcnce near town, being plea
sanity situated and beautifully improved 10
gclhrr with thc farm may bc had an ample sup
ply % provisions, laid IA by the late Mr.. Lee
likewise, Two negro men, aud woman who is
acaoi the crop com, rye, oats and clover ,
aud also part of the Furniture, If desirable.
lheleis good supply ce.--fcrmsaceomoda-
ting Apply 10 NAlIlk.l MANSON.
May -. tctsl2
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Trust Sale of Real ~ Personal Estate.
YDuRsUANr to the provisions Of deed OF
- trust executed ty George Steptoc and Ma
ria his wife, bearing date the ninth day of Octo-
Der, 1921, and of record in the clerks office of
the county court of Bedford, for certain purpo-
SEES in said deed specified, the subscribers on one
of them, will on Wednesday the 10th dav of Au-
gust next, upon the premises proceed 10 sell by
way of public auction. TO the highest bidder for
cash, or upon such terms as may be agreed be.
tween the parties the following estate real and
personal, To wit: One tract OF land lying upon
Little otter oreeck, and adjoining the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike Road, containing SIX
ty-tour and n quarter Acres. Whercon the said
Stepoe now resides. In addition 10 tho build
mgs and improvements necessary for the accom-
modAtion OF family there are upon this
tract a saw and Grsl Mill with machine to,.
picking Cotton, and the brick aud stone walls
OF a large cotton mandatory lately consumed
by fire. The settle for works OF this kind IS be.
ievcd TO be an eligible one. Also, one other
tract of land adjoining the former, containin y
10y estimation six and five eighth Acres, And
also two other tracts, wing ON Little Otter
Creek, adjoining the two FIRST named. and con
aiming together by estimation two hGr bred and
torty.five Acres A portion of these lands is
well adapted to the culture of tobacco 81 the resi-.
due very productive in grain of all kinds. Also
the following slaves, to wit; London, Cufey.
Winston, Matilda, Selma, Eliza, Anna, Mar
tina, Jane, Mary and Edy, together with any in
crease since the date OF the said deed Of trust
And nj the same time and place. all the machi
merry for carding and spinning cotton, & wool.
which has been preserved from the destruction
of the factory by fire. Acting as trustees we
shall convey Only such title as is vested in us
by said deed, though the title is believed to be
iudispulable.
NM. RADFORD, 2r
j, HENDRICk, A'"S'eeS'
Jul II. ctds4o
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o. An apprentice will be taken at
bis Slicc.
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o5g Spanish Hides, Tor sale by
ioHS WILLIAM & CASWELL Pc z.
july B. ctf4S
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Commissioners Office, Lynchburg, }

The parties in this cause will take notice that
have appointed Monday the 9th day OF Au-
gust next 10 carry the foregoing order OF court
INTO effect; atwhich time they are required TO
attend at my office in this town, with their ac'
counts aud vouchers prepared for examination
and settlement.
CHAS. JOHNSTON, Com.
July s c4wdS
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June IS

NtfiRGlNIA-Ata Superior Court Of Chance
y ~, holden IN the town OF Lynchburg, on
the 10th day Of A.ay, 1897:
lInnruL. Rn,- 4
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MARRIAGES.

= Inthis town. on Wednesday last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Crocker. Rev. Handel &. Mott, of Dunsta-
BILE, N. II. to Miss Lydia Clarke Kngman,
daughter Of Mr.. Abner Kingman, of this
town.
On Sunday evening last, by Rov. DIR. Edos,
Captain John II. Ormsbee to Miss Susan Z.
Gladding, eldest daughter of Mr.. Allen Glad
ding, all Of this town.
On Monday evening last, by Rev. DIR. Edes,
Captain Abraham b. Carey of New-York, to
Miss Clybil Simmons, daughter of Mr.. Harvey
Simmons, of this town.
In Pawtucket, on Wednesday last, by the
Rev. Mr. Greene, Mr.. Joseph Smith to Miss
Rhoda Cudworth, both of that place.
In Wexford, on the 2sth ult. by Rev. Mr..
Burge, DR.. Benjamin Nichols to Miss Mary Ell
canor T. Sphinx, daughter of Mr.. Boon Sphinx,
all Of that place.
In Newport, on the 9Th inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Eddy, Mr.. George w. Slocum, of Ports
mouth, to Miss Susan Gould, of Middletown.
In Westport, on the Ist inst. by A. Bassett,
ESQ. Mr. Nathaniel w. Saunders, formerly Of
Warren, to Miss Deborah G. Soule, daughter
of Capt. Jonathan Soue.
In Attleborough, oil Sunday, 9th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Ferguson, Mr.. Francis Eddy, OF
Troy, to Miss Betsey Wilmarth, daughter OF
Mr. Leonard Wilmarth, Of Attleborough.
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POPULAR SONGS, 4c.

For the Piano Forte, Flute, and other In
strumeats.
LHOR sale at No. 43, Cheapside (at two
IL thirds the customary priees) the follow
ing popular Songs, &c.-A Weary Lot, from
Rokeby, written by Sir Walter Scott, Too
Late Staid; Oh! Share my Cottage, gentle
Maid; Softest gales blow round thy Dwelling,
a favorite French Air; Yon Lovely Maid; My
Heartwith love is beating, adapted to the Air
of the Maid Of Lodi; A Prey to tender Anguish;
The Primrose, much admired Air; BAD is the
Best, as sung by Mrs. Garrick, at vauxhail,
London; The GODDESS of the Silver Stream;
Love and the Asolian Harp, a favorite Ballad,
by the author of Silent Kisses; Stay a little
longer; How slowly move the hours; The
Woodman's Cat; Love among the Roses; BE-
hold the lovely vernal Rose; The sweetest
Flower Of Yarrow; Tally Ho, a favorite Hunt
ing Song; Oh! Fate in Pity; A patriotic Song,
commemorative Of opening the Union Hotel,
in the city Of Richmond VIM on tho 4th Of
July, 1917, by Leroy Anderson, Esq. music by
Miss s. Sully. EATON W. MAXCY.
July l8.
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At the Clyde, June 2, ship Jane, Child, from New
Orleans.
At Deal, June l, ship Panther, Bowers, OF this
port. fr Batavia for Amsterdam.
At Bremen, May q, ships Hope, Curtis, Of this
port, fr Virginia; North America, Child, Baltimore;
brig Ann Gadsden, Barker, Of Newport, from Ha-
vana.
Entered at New Orleans, Goth ut. brig Seabird,
Carr of Newport, from Key West.
At Cape Haytien, 2lst ult. brig Good Intent, Low,
from Martinique for Portsmouth, IN distress, and con-
demned; schr Gen. Brooks, Salem, Tor 3.
Sailed from Liverpool, June 8, ship Atlas, Wood,
for this port
At New Orleans, 22d ult. ship Magnet, Usher, Of
Bristol, for Liverpool. in 10 DIS.
At Trinidad, Cuba, Path ult. briPs Harp, Shanck-
land, Philadelphia, 10; Sarah Maria, Boston, dscg;
Stephen Grard, Charleston, do; Aurora, just arr fin
Boston; schrs Orion, of Baltimore, loading; Polly Il
Mary, Charleston, do.
At Lagura, 23th ut. brigs Columbus, Rugan, for
Philadelphia, 6; Milton, Fisher, New York, "a.
Sailed troT Gibraltar, May SOth, ship North
Carolina, Com. Rodgers, for the u S.
No Am. vessels at Ivica, May Is.
The u S sloop ofwar Peacock, was off Guayaquil,
10th April, bound to Payta. had been struck by u
whale, and received considerable damage.
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MARBLE, FREE STONE, FLACGING
STONE, &C.

TINE subscriber has recently enlarged his
Il business, and is now ready to supply ar-
ticles ofevery description in the Stone Cutting
line. as io,D as can be bought in town. On
hand, large assortment Of Marble. for Mon
uments, Tomb Tables, Grave Stones, Chimney
Pieces, Window Caps and Sills Hearth Stones,
Facings, &c. A variety Of Slate. for Grave
Stones; large quantity Of Soap Stone, for
Fireplace backs and Hcarfhs; a good as
sortment Of Bolton Flagging and Haddam
Curb Stone, for side walks
good assortment Of Middletown Free
Stone Also, Long Jheadoso Free StoWe.
very fine and beautiful, surprising any thing
Of the kind ever before offered in this town.
The strictest attention will be paid to busi-
ness and the most unwearied pains will ever
be taken in the cultivation Of the art Of Sculp-
ture, Of which a. variety Of specimens Of de-
signing, carving and lettering may At all times
be seen at his Shop. and il - to be hoped that
an impartial and discriminating community
will Judge for themselves Notwithstanding ,ho
bombastical representation Of oihers) and de-
termine whether morit or sosNd shall succeed
in obtaining their patronage.
DAVID BoLLEs,
July ii. Hydraui;oD-stree
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PROVIDENCE AND PAWTUCKET POST
COACH

NNhe proprietors ofthe Providence and Paw
IL tucket Post Coach, respectfully inform the
public, that they have purchased Of Mr.. Simon
II. Arnold, all his right, title and interest in
the Pawtucket Diligence, and have placed on
the road between Providence and Pawtucket,
POST COACH, which will run every day,
Sundays excepted,) as follows:
The Post Coach will leave Providence at 8
o'clock, I? o'clock O'Clock, and at half
past 5 O'Clock; and will leave Pawtucket at 8
o'clock. 10 o'clock. half past O'Clock, and at
half past O'Clock. Books kept at Wilder's
Manufa cturer's Hotel, and at Clarke's Inn.
Providence, and at Edwards Hotel, (late
HodgesD and at Blske's, Pavtucket.
FARE IL 1-2 cents for those passengers who
are taken at the several houses at which the
books are kept in Providence or Pawtucket,
and landed at the regular stage houses in either
Of the places. Those who wish to have the
stage call for them at their places Of residence,
will be charged rs cents: way passengers,
that is to say, those who may take passage Oh
the road will be charged IL l-2 cents
May 2. +. BLAKE, Agent.
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Deaths.

In this town, last evening, Mrs. Ruth Thorn
ton, widow of the late Mr.. Pardon Thorn
ton, aged 65 years. Funeral this afternoon,
at s O'Clock, from her late residence, ll9,
Broad st Relatives and friends are request
ed to attend.
Drowned, at Pawtucket, on Wednesday last
a son of Mrs. Church, aged 7 years.
In Warren, on the Sth, Rufus, son Of Capt.
Rufus Frink, aged years.
In Newport, on Thursday last, Mr. James
Townsend, a revolutionary patriot.
In Taunton, on Tuesday last, Mrs. Catharine
Bush, aged 10 years, widow Of the late Mr..
Joseph Bush, of Boston.
At Milton, Mass. Miss Hannah Harvey, aged
l02 years.
In Boston, Oh Tuesday last, Mr.. George
Nichols, Jr. son ofMr. George Nichols of Paw
tucket, aged 32 years.
In Swanzey, on the 7th inst. Thomas, third
son of Elder Benjamin Tlylor, in the sth year
of his age.
In Middetown, on the I'd inst. Sarah Cath
arine, daughter of William Bayley, Esq. aged
Is months.
=. At Old Point Comfort, Va. Capt. Abel Waite
commander of the steam boat plying between
Norfolk, Old Point Comfort, and Hampton. =
He was native of South Kingstown Rhode
Island.
At Mobile, on tho goth ult. Mr.. Otis Sweet,
aged 33, of this town.
At Trinidad Cuba, on the 10th ult MIR. Hen
ry Bowen, Of Warren, aged &c.
At Sea, on board brig Baltic, Mr.. David
GRAY, of Tiverton, I'd mate; William s. b.
Crnndall, Of Newport; and Mr.. Peter Johnson,
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MARBLE AND STONE YNRD.
ftf.PEcK's WHARFrn

NNlIE Undersigned, respectfully informs the
Il public, architects and builders, that he
has now on hand. the most extensive stock of
Marble, Soap, Free Stone, and all the other
ornamental Stones and GRANTEES, ever offered
to the public, which he is prepared to sell on
the most accommodating terms. Among other
articles which he offers for sale, are
10000 feet Flag Stone
5000 do. Curb do.
so Marble Caps and Silh
20 Tons Soap Stone,
Suitable for dressing rollers, fnr fre-Pfacca.
&c. This article, has OF late, been introduced
very extensively into manufs cturng establish
ments, and for rollers, has been found deci-
dedly superior to any kind Of metals; and such
of the manufa cturers as may need them, can,
at all times, be supplied, and at the Boston
prices. by making application to the UNDER
signed, at his Yard.
2 Italian Tombs, Of the choicest marble
3 Italian Monuments
s Marble Chimney Pieces, (at New York
prccs)
100 Tons Free Stone, suitable for all kinds Of
building work such as undcrpinnng, Door Sills,
Steps, Window Caps and Sils, Fire places, &c.
Calico printers are informed, that the UNDER
signed is constantly supplied with ample stone
materials, to furnish them with Vats, an arti-
Gle exceedingly desirable, ana which are I'D
general use in Europe. and have recently been
introduced in this country. Orders for these
Vats will be promptly complied with, and at
the quarry prices, ncludsg incidental expen-
ses, &c.
The undersigned would further inform the
public, that hey can, at all times, be supplied
with the celebrated Net-mug, and Granite
stone, by leaving their orders, ten or fifteen
days before it is wanted; and as the UNDER
signed, has long been engaged in the Stone bu-
siDess and has carried it on to an unusual ex-
tent, he hopes to receive due proportion Of
the public patronage.
In addition to all the articles above enumo-
rated, there will, at all times be furnished, at
the "PRovIpENcE MARBLE AND STONE
YARD" an extensive supply Of Grave Stones,
Monuments, engraved in the most neat and
elegant manner, and which will successfully
compete with any manufactured in New Eng
land; and will be furnished at the lowest
rates. II would be almost impossible to de-
scribe the variety ofarticles, to be found at the
4" Providence Marble and Stone Yard"
and those who wish to be informed, are rc-
invited to make call.
FRANKLIN COOLEY.
Providence Marble and Stone
Yard, Peeks VhorE
Miy 4, 1921 6m
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PHILADELPHIA. July ls.-Arr ship FlOrian.
Packard, Charleston, 6.
BALTIMORE, July lI.-Arr schr Hormes, Toll
ley, ST. Barts, and St Thomas, 70.
18th, arr ship Portland, Bradford, Liverpool, AZ;
schr Alligator, IIufington, New Orleans, Fl.
Cid ships Marcus, Drew, Liverpool; Orbit. Fish,
Rotterdam; briggs Montezuma, Baker, 10; Howard,
Pitmun, Stockholm
ALEXANDRIA, July li.-An schr Enterprise,
Imihohr, st. Thomas, IL.
Sailed schr Washington Packet, Shove, for Proyi-
dence.
NORFOLK, July SIN the Roads, ship Fran
els, Wood, Liverpool; brig Mary, Boyd, do.
CHARLESTON, July 7-Arr schr Mars, Kid
der st Jago, Mexico, 40 with mules, bound to Hart
tord-put in for provisions and water.
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NetD Paper.-We have received the first
number Of a new paper, entitled the "BUN-
kER HILL AURORA" published in Charles
town, Mass. by Messrs. WHEILDEN & RAY
MoNp. Its appearance is very respectable,
and from our knowledge Of the talents and in
dustry of the senior editor, we have no doubt
that the Aurora will prove an interesting and
popular publication.
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Joseph, Hall, do 10; Desire, Pote, Portland. 20; En-
te, prize, johnson, dischg. Spoke, 9Th INST. lat "a
q, lon 80 80, brig COrdelis, 4S hours from Havana
for Portland.
Schr James Burrl, Hall, I'm Phad ,phia. z. with
starch, iron, SC. to Seth Adams, Jr. Dyers Man.
ton, n, L.othrop, and Providence Iron Foundry.
Schr Sarah, Nickerson, Bath.
schr Lydia, Nckerson, Bath.
Schr Hallett, Baker, Kennebec.
Schr Hopes Lady, Small, Saco.
Schr Huater, Baker. Kennebec.
Schr Dime, Phbrook, Orland, Me.
Schr Olive, Drinkwater, Portland.
Sloop Fair America, Smith, from Hartford, with
gin to G.. S. Rathbone.
U. l.. sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, 2 days fr New
York, with cotton, &c. to S. Waterman, and others
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren.
Sloop Sea Flower, Allen, from Taunton.
Sioop Northern Star, Swift, Wareham.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Fall River Brayton, from Troy.
Sloop b. D. Jones, Pecsh ham, from New York.
Sloop Emeline, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop Emeline, Holloway, from Newport
Steam boat Washington, Bunker, from New York,
20 hours.
CLEARED,