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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-21

We miss them when the board is spread
We miss them when the PRAYER is said
Upon our dreams their dying eyes
In still and mournful fondness rise.
But they are where these longing, vain
Trouble more the heart and brain,
The sadness of this aching love
Dms not our Fathers House above.
fe are at rest, and | in tears,t
We jewellers Of immortal spheres
Under the poplar boughs sand
And mourn tins broken household band.
But by your life of lowly faith,
And by your Joyful hope in DEATH
Guide me, I'LL on some brighter shore,
The severed wreath IS bound once more.
Holy We were, and good, and true
No change can cloud my thoughts Of you.
Guide me ike YOU TO 1--we and die,
And reach my Fathers House on high
+ II.
t From an ancient Hebrew dirge-" Mourn tc
the mouner, and not for the dead for he is at res
and in tears
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-21
LOVE-BY MISS LANDoN.


There lsa grief that wastes the heart.
Like mlldew on tulips dyes;
When hope, deferred but to depart,
Loses ITS smiles, but keeps It's signs:
'" hen loves bark with its anchor gone,
Clings to straw, aud still trusts on.
Oh more than all methnks that love
Should pray that it might ever be
Beside the burning shrine, which had
Its young hearts fond dolatry.
Oh, absence is the night of lo,el
Lovers are very children then:
Fancy'ng ten thousand feverish shapes
Until their light returns again.
A look. word, is then recalled,
And thought upon, until it wears
What is perhaps yer, shade,
The tone and aspect Of our fears.
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FROM THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
LOVE AND FOLLY.

HH tHe,0her Ii
Love and Folly. while at school;
Quarreilng on this or that;
lie call'd her silly fool,
She CAN 1 him q saucy brat.
Love strikes Folly with lis bow,
Folly in Iury Ii:c-,
And, in vengeance Of the blow,
Scratche, out poor CupiI's eyes.
Venus, all in tribulation,
TO the courts of Jove repairs
And as jus. compensation,
Jove his sovereign will declares:
"Slnce he's blind" the god dccreed
sand since Folly made him SO,
She the erring boy shall lead,
She his guide where'es he CO."
Ever since, as in tether,
She has been the urchin's guide !;
They are always found together,
1--we and Fclly at her side.
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FROM TIE NEW NrHLY MAGAZINE,
THE DESERTED HOUSE.
{ BY hrs Hcmans J

II
Gloom is upon thy lonely hearth,
o silent house one filled with mirth,
Sorrow is in the breezy sound
OF thy tall poplars whispering round
The shadow Of departed hours
Hangs dim upon thy early flowers
Even in thy sunshine seems to brood
Something more deep than solitude.
Fair art thou, fair to strangers gaze,
Mine own sweet Home OF other DAYS
My chldren's birth place yet for me
1t is TOO much to look on thee
Too much for all about thee spread,
feel the memory OF the dead,
And almost lingcr for the feet
That never more my step shall meet.
The looks, the smiles-al vanished now,
Follow me where thy roses blow,
The echoes OF kind household words
Are with me MIDST Thy singing birds.
Till my heart dies, it dies away
In warnings for vi hat might not stay,
For love which ne'er deceived m, trust,
For all which went with "dust TO dust"
What now is left NE, but to raise
From thee, lorn spot my SPIRITS gaze,
To hit through tears my straning eye
Up to my Father House on high
Oh : many are the mansions there,*
But not in one hath grief share
No haunting shade from things gone by
May there o'ersweep the unchanging sky.
And they are there, whose long lov'd mier
In earthly home no more is seen;
Whose places, where they smiling safe,
Are left unto US desolate.
-" In my Fathers house are many mansions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24

mas state. Col. NJ. in reply, repealed the charge
AZ incorrect, and regretted that HI hal not been an
prised OF the intention of his opponent. tina, h,
might have prepared himself accordingly. The de,
bate, which was interesting, ELECTED some warmth
and was almost exclusively confihed to the sub.
Jec' 1t convention on which question the pe,
tlemen seemed 10 vie with each nther -
FGirfdr Charles F. Mercer received m.;o,;-
Is OF "a 'Ntes over his opponent, Robert Thomp
son, making majority o. 2s3 in the Ds,rrc,
.heckieaburg M. Alexander No Opposi-
ton
Petersburg WIN. S. Archery No Opposi-
tion.
Prince Edtedrd John Randolph of r roanoke
- No Opposition
Southampton Col James Trezvant Op-
position.
Tyler Letter I27 johnson 81, Hammond
York Burwell Basse', Is Scattering IT.
jtytbe District "A letter from Abingdon Of
the 18th say: "a The cause of the people is pre-.
vailing here, IA you will perceive from The result.
OF the Congressional election now in progress
RUSSELL Wythe ard Scot, have voted:
GENERAL SMYrIi. col SHARPE
'1nesso" ana Ihe odntT. and
- f,J0'h- 4" eIiseirg Gbnses''
nuScH
WINE SD
oe"u oih' lea
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BDtUrANr GENEHAL's Office.
HichmOad, IA. ..4y,U 10 1892

: ,
&tNLtD rfornHb VIII D" fcctivc4 81 this Office. ,inl
- thm-d.y The ioh dy " nay neat, ej.ss
ius a"t packing On dry veil nsi bosc, CONTAINING
" stagd eschJ ARMS hcrpgng tythc State at VII
the amount q Two Thousahd Dolsfs The cuifactsr t 80.
'e INTO hond With s"0eient sttnry, fof fe fsth0, pe,,
msnfe ot Tie contract. The seen THE
thn ey ~ any lime, ~ APPLICATION o. ths surtrinsnd.t, al
~ ample supply Of n1eals fi tie pairs will ffr;le
on reasonable terms. we'll TIE tse atsnov b
aud machinery, vi'ioh re q ffrsu. e'
Sonmunie aiori fhs suj ~ eii be- endorsed. E.,s
sals Jor ysPaisihg asias.1 SUD lJ.ffsscd 90
BLNSARD pEyfoS
go, <-ja.es Ces.,..
-" - si--..cra
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C1TIUgSS
letter. AMI EGchaHge Ofce. Ei,b,,

LfUUtTV uIV I|NtHuNgE UNfce, NftHfV0uI rcrtlcr
opposite he E0gie Hotef.
Whore numerous oapta have bctn ,btained u.,e, t.;
any Of he late lotteries will be ffsetsed IA ,,., .t W "
j. Orders ffOn part Of tlo United Slate e,,b., D,
mii tp1.t radJ Prsatc convey sncs earfos,oe de l. ~
pfNe utkcis ~ sny ~ the aifrit viii meet sn dc ..,
prom? and Puneios attention on pst.osI sprir s;,n
d. cct 10 T. I. COUIN Ia 4 ~ ii'rs1,,,,,,"" .
April ~ fc1-d R,,,,.i e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24

no danger o: The siection being sent to Inc IL o,
~ E'eFr thing condemns such a course the
people VIII no, permit II and the paity, which
resorts to under such cir cun,stances would sgn
me deSth-warr>nt OF Its selected candidate On
this subject there is the uiost perfect congenis
ity OF sentiment between the Albany Argus
aud the K. Enquirer and the Inteliisencer insi-
na-tes ha, The Arsus ough, to know something OF
tbs s'aefses of The JUNO. Now, the Argus ex.
pressly says:
In relation to the particular question of a eau
Gus at Washington, during the next session o.
Congress, which bs- moved the Intelligence 10
utter It's iulmnaiions against all ss republican usa-
ses, II Is not in the least degree probable tina,
any viii be held Nor 10 we imagine that tb-
editor' of tst journal believe that il will be part
oil the policy OF eHher of the presidential parties
TO conSoks an assemblage of that sort The exi
sency does no, exist, which may have rende, ed
IL necessary or expedisnt on other occasions -
we lntTeai them, therefore. to discard all their
appEehens'ons and not 10 suffer their terro,s of
taucas to scare them into the service of the
a 'ninist alton. But In be serious: how gross
must be their iniatuation, when they expect 10
alarm the people b. sncii an absurd invention /,
IL Is miserable cause which has recourse to such
eXpedIents.
Among the Other misrspre entaions in the Adj
i"ihisfa''on pfints, Is tire assertion in the Ma
s'nsi journal. that one of the Ediors of this %.
P' - afeise 10 chanse oil the State Constitution,
because he apprehenjs, from it's a..cn.!,nent, a
change IN The national pOlitlcs of Virginia. The
ihsinua'len is utterly untrue. TIE Editor whom
he names, Il. RI is decidedly in favour of a
Convention - he wishes justice 10 be done, what
ever be he poc consequences-- bu, lie is free
TO say, that he apprehends no revolution IN the
general politics of Virginia from an auend,nen en-,
I'm her Consiilu ion. Yet his political course is
not 20 be shaped by any such narrow calculations.
While he l. Tor amending the Constitution of III.
St'te he Is for keeping the Administration of the
Federal Constitution strictly 10 the md
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NOTICE

a
1 IL person. indebted 10 the firm of Bull,nr & ,,s.,
Formerly merchants OF this City, Re-. r. SIaIorS
"ss"se OF said Budiong aud Stafford, requested 4, mai.
syment TO Us without delay heus authorised 10
,,.uo, OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.
-. - ii3-wiiif a
hI.NDiNti embark Tor iiverI OIL on the Iolb
n persons that may have business with wall rra.e cs,i
E,chmond April -, 1897 II
.qJEDERSO.V, GARTH & go.
AVE nSiore ec.yin. per the - hoo,.,. .,n.
and Magnolia from Boston, and Sea Horse Effort & M e
ehair iron. New,Yk, the following articles ode
for sale upon then usual term. ' -'
st e HiiDS ST. Cf"ix, Museovado aud NJ Orleans s.,,
~ - 80 hhds. assorted LOAF -
-, IS BAG az Fr ,si aoieF Pa''veFy superior
- binds English leland h1ola.sss
- t 90 t'' Whisky
puncheons antigua run
do old Jamaica 80.
= pipe. hne old CosuAe p
pipe old Holland Gia
s 55...s. an. Wine.
kouniun
IS boxes gulp"wloi tea.
I c,ndle', J ieksons and wo,l.osl's GaGds
100 kegs Beatty gpupowo.t
10 ton shoia.snI
40 do tail, assorted
! 40 pl ugh DUulls
} German, English and & II Ran St.s
Sui and wrought Eais
Bar lead
,nd,so, m'dirr suip, eoprcra,
PEPPER, rineuto, ginger, nulrnerI
Gap, letter, and wrapping paper
I'.d = rA' sl'ush lines, twiie
Htm,i,hns, Sloheware
Cotton ,us.s and From the Uuon Nan,lar ,p ia 4 \
lad go Pads CT" ofM4ryiand. ~
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.VEU' .V:YY4L HOSpTrsT

We " W. wi HOSPII.fL VI
ibERAL wages and employ ment viii be rive,
BY tne suh,clher To lew fr ,.i. C. 4RpE.vJ,
SRichLAPERS, 5iASONS, AND RLAcKSjIYTS .
p.;,,: JOHN HAviLANp, Architect, e
Norfolk, March "a, s-7
April ~ -, :.
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% <s-a> o. -clrr---

-~rk5f - <f3-S2D O.
r, ConI. PoHrER. We have seen a.Ietter from
havana, dated April Ito hig bly, respec, able gen
"ema" In this city, and have been permitted 10
make me following extract from it
Che OF our coastng vessels has arrive here,
bringing Oh board, az prisoners. the first officer Of
ON. Porter, one lieutenant, and several seanen,
mo were risen upon by the Spani. crew after
he,r capture, Nc. Y. Gazette.
COM. PoRrER. By he sehr Toi.on, Capt.
iiailet,, arrived last evening from Xibats CABIN we
are informed that letters had bsen recei, ed f,on,
Havana, stating that two briggs belonging IN Com,
Por'ers squadron had been ca ptursd by Isbo. des
fleet. TIs
WAsHnNGroN. April 20. 1927 - letter from,
Liberia, received in this city, dated at Monrovia.
Feb. 9Th, cay: 10
- Lieut.. Norris arrived on the 18th OF Januarv
and expects TO sail Tor ST Thomas on lie oh az
eorusry. The II pound guns and ammun ior,
nave been received and landed safely. and in GOOD
ofoeT; ard the presence and servises OF the Sb,rtr
nave proved equally seasonabe and atlvsnta..or.
10 we tolony. Not SLAYER had stlem nj ed h; -
operations between Trade Town and Cane Mopnt .
which limit at the two extremes the line orr
along which 1t il an object OF great solcituce in -.
20 eiec' Its hnal an" entire abcli,ioa) since the
Cate al my last letters upiil fv, dav- rrevo,s -,
me arrival of the Shark, when a small F,ench
schooner from Martinique landed her ca,eo =,
Little bassa, fof 200 slaves The Shark. in de-
tainns, this vessel The Sd of the mon h. 10, a
lew hours, in order 10 investigate her character.
prevented her escape from Ere nch man os 9, a.,
then cruising in search of her, and which a, tb..
moment move in sight. Sh- has been sen 10 Goree
.o' concentration. Nat hteHigeacer
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ovn few u whom in shi be 40 app ra,sly sad III,
NE was gents, sad The sl.a'eits
night stand sp ard "a, 4 slihe world tk nsa.
The de alb of such To the nty serious ,r.
TO his friends heavy calamity 70 his family rrepar,tf
bereavement Wen does che writer know s6d deeply docs BE-
sympafhse with the excellent the devoted the ia,e
.nd promising family who bowed the by this cfuc
BLOW Many the harry hours which he b,s passed uude
he Kind ard hopitabe roof and evoatiy does bs
pray that III. hand which has sorey s.n may support
and comfort them d FRfENII
Hieamosd, April II, 1877.
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NEW YORK LOTTERY BILL. The bill
which lately passed the Nsw-York Legislature on
The subject Of Lottery vendors, has been returned
by Gov. Clinton, with objections. The bill may
become law b. vote Of two thirds OF the Lee
gislature present.
PENNSYI.V ANA Both Houses OF the Lee
gi-lsiufe OF this State have agreed to adjourn on
the i7ih iastsnL A resolution, fof call Of a
Consen'ion oi he 5 late, offered b5 Mr.. Knespps,
sss rsjasej sscocd resdisg IS vctcs;o SO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24

q" Washington, Grayson, Tazew ell and Lee We,
to vote; and IT is confidently expected that III.
result in those counties will add at least 1900
more 20 Smyth's majority.
"Scot election was continued ever; il was ex.
pfc'ea tha' 80 to 90 votes would be taken since
last advices, and would be for Smyth.''
OF of ri, Ha,.
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nitSDiNti TO embark Liverpo on the 1914,
an persons that may have business with me- wall r.a.,
u MI. John Allan. CHAR - In = ~, .Si
Richmond, April 81 1892. ,,
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To tie Editors Of tie Richmond Enquire.

a MOI IF tie last Ecyi.ietare.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12
Marrtr0.

In this town on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Gammell, hlr. Edward Snow, of
Providence, to Miss Mary Ann Allen, Of this
place
In Middletown on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. George Barker, Of
Portsmouth, to Miss Mlarbary Manchester,
daughter OF G los Manchester, Esq Of the for
mer place.
At East Greenwich, on Thursday, Goth ult
BY the Rev. Mr.. Hazzleton, Sylvester G. Sher-
man, Esq of North King stnwn, 10 Miss Pris-
ella e. Arnold, the former place.
Din.
In this town on Sunday, LIST inst. Miss Alb.
by West, daughter of Mr.. Thomas West, j.
ged ID years
In Providence, Mrs. Mary Noble, in the 60th
year of her age
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The frigate Telias is still at Egyna Ca.
naris having bad some discus sion with Nj.
aulis, has landed.
There are at present in Greece, oftroops
ready to march, none bat the Albanians in
the pay OF the government,and these would
pass over tomorrow to the opposite party,
ifthe wages should be greater, or more ex-
sctly paid. They have not yet decided up
on the place where the national assemblies
shall be held, the choice of the spot alone
excites discussions which will apparently
hold out for long time.
4 new mandatory Of false money has
Just been established at Tina it is said to
be under the direction Of European, who
has brought with him several workmen
Col. Raybaud is still here; he begius to re-
cover from his wounds
lbrahim Pacha is still AT Navarin, and his
troops hive been embarked on board the
squadron. Some say that he Is about max
ing All expedition against Samos. 9th er
reports are, that these troops are to be
transported TO the Isle of Gambia. But this
is certain. military operations are every
where suspended, and each party seems TO
be waiting for some other decision than
that which depends on the chances of bat
fip
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The Lace School.

TNliE Ladies Of this Institution are request.
l. ed TO make up their Accounts on Satur.
day next, and leave them at the School rooms
And on Tuesday tho Eth inst. they will be
all paid in CAsH as usual Those who wish
orders for Dry Goods, Shoes, &c can also be
accommodated &. WINDSOR s. Co.
April II, 1927.
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fresh Imported Goods.
ARE NOW SELLING AT
GDWnE WnnL,%.s9Sa
No. 1O4, Thames-street,

.4nORg aohich are--
PLACK, blue, olive and mix d Broadcloths
- and Cassimeres, which are said TO be un.
usual cheap.
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NOTICE..

4 Meeting Of the T.i.u.M7fY SOCIETY,
"a or C0LUMBLiN ORDER, will be held
at the State House, tomorrow evening, the
18th April, at o'clock A punctual atten.
dance ofits members is requested as business
of Importance is to be transacted.
By order of
HOLMES WEAVER, Presiding Saehem.
ARCIi'D. MUNRO, See'ry pro. TEN.
April l2.
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- and Cassimeres, which are said to be un.
usual cheap.
Battice and Grecian; Silks,
Stripes, Fig'd and plain blk.
Handsome Calcoes, Hdkfs.
some as low as 10 Real Italian Silk for
cts. / Crayats
Plain and figured ; Fashionable Vest
Grapes, ings,
Merlno, Raw SILK & White and green
Valencia Shawls; ; gsuze Wells,
FIg'd Il plain mus Furniture and cam
Inns, ! brio Dimities,
White and colored English and India
Cambrics, Nankins,
Silk, Barage and Russia Sheetings g.
Gm1ze lidkis. , Diapers,
Gloves, Hosiery and ( Duck, Linens and
Striped Jeans; Lawns,
Lastings aud Den Single and double
mark Sattins, width Bomba2ines
India and Florence
ALSO,
FRESH ROLIT.}R LEGHOR.N,S,
NEWS LEGHOR.NS.
Handsome Parasols, Umbrellas,
& Real French Flowers,
LIK EW S E,-Shirtngs Shcetings,
Tickings, and Sattnetts, all of which will
be sold tor cash or credit, as cheap as can
be bought. April ~.
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New Goods.
.1EAgVNY s..ss.1Sss


HAS just received, and IS now opening
IL general assortment Of SEASON
ABLE GOODS, among tLem are the fol.
lowing, viz:
Black Nankin and Canton Grapes,
Synchaws and Sarsnetts,
Black India Levantines,
Colored ditto,
Black Figured Gro do Dap,
Colered do. 90.
Batticc and Battce Ginghams,
Pink GiDghams, mourning ditto,
Elegant plaid aud stripe Callcocs
"A Fine Prints,
a g. Ga Cambrics,
do. do. Jaconet do.
Cambria Dimiiy's,
Common ditto,
Furniture ditto,
Chinlz and Copperplate Prints,
Silk, Flag and Bandnnna Hdkfs.
Black India SILK do.
Black Italian do. without tringes.
Fancy Slk, Gauze and barage DO.
Valencia aud Merseilles Vesting,
Black Silk ditto,
Black and white Silk Gloves,
Horse Skin aud Kid ditto,
Black and white Silk Hose,
Black and white cotton DO.
Linens and Linen Damask,
Birds eve and Russia Diapers
White aud striped Jeans,
White and brown DrlllIngs,
Denmark Sstins,
Caroline PlsIds,
Black, blue, olive and mix'd Broadcloths;
do. do. do. do. Cassineresi
White and brown Sheeungs,
do. DO. Shirtings,
Checks, Ginghams, Stripes, &c. 60
Newport April ID lW
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For Sale,

Court Of Probate, Nevport, 9pra 2, lSS.
WHEREAS the commissioners report
w Of the. claims against the estate of
Captain George ". Morris, late Of Newport,
deceased, has this day been presented, and
the consideration thereof referred TO coutt
of probate 10 be holden at the state house IN
Newport, on the first Monday OF May next
at . o'clock, AN. Notice Is therefore here
by given to ali persorss interested IN the estate
Of said deceased, 10 appear at sald time ana
place, ifthey see it, and they shall be heard
by order Of said Court,
81 BIB H0WL.tSD, Prob C!erf
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Real Estate at Auction.
Dancing School.

MIR. ID. +. CAPRON, has the pleasure
w TO inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Newport, that ho will open School (at
the Masonic lialD, for the instruction OF
DANCING, as soon as twenty subscribers
are obtained.
Mr. &. viii attend to a class Of Gentle
men in the evening.
For further particulars please enquire
at the Office of ]. G. SHAw, Esq.
Providence, April ,, 1927.
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Dtr0.
Nautieal fmtelltgente,
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
S!oop B. ID. Jones, Peckham, n. York.
Brig Union, Gardner, st. Jago Cuba.
CLE.4RED.
Sloop Flash, Aborn, Hartford,
Sloop Huntress, Reao, n. Y.
Sloop Fair American, Smith, Hartford
.qRRiV.4LS.
FRIDAY, April Carr. sloop Alouzo,
Child, fir. N. York,
Sloop Hardware, lngle, fr. Taunton, for
NJ York.
SATURpAY--arrs sch. Washington Pack
ct, Shove, fr Alexandra,
Sloop Charles, Clifford, fr. Richmond.
SuNDAr--arr. sloop Henry, Massey, fir.
Nantucket,
SIoop Snap Dragon, Peers, fr. River
Head.
Sloop Trumbull, Robinson, fr. do.
Sloop Traveller, Snow, fr. Dartmouth,
Sloop Good Return, Fuller, fir. Falmouth.
tor Albany,
Sioop Three Brathers, Hallock, fir. w.
Hampton,
Sloop independence, Goodale, fir. S.
Hampton,
MoNpAY--arr. Sloop Is. D. Jones, Peck.
ham fir. n. Y.
Brig Sarah Crowell, fr. n. York, for ST.
Johns.
Sch. Rose Bud, Small, fr. N. Bedford,
Sch. Hiram, Murch, fr. Saco for y. Y.
Sch. Welcome Return, Gage, fr. Nor
folk, for Boston,
Sch. Eclipse, Hawes, fr N. York for Bos
ton,
Sch. Ossippee, Emons, fr, Snco, for n.
York,
Sch. Only Son, Crowell, fr. Norfolk,
Sch. Elbe, Rowland, fir. Dartmouth, for
Albany,
sloop Alert, Hawes, fr. Boston, for n
York,
Sloop Mary, Hawos, fr. Boston, for N.
York.
MEMORANDA.
Arr at n. Kingston, 9th inst. brig In
ion, Gardner, 2S days fir. st. Jago, Cuba,
with molasses, sugar, and coffee, to messrs.
G.. 81 b. SPHINX, ID. Bailey, e. n. Vaughan.
Left at st. Thomas, mar. 10, brig Horl
zon, Cook, Of Prov. for Laguira, next day.
Sch. Jane, Wilcox, Of this port, sailed
from Charleston, 9th ult. for Natanzas;
sch. Calban, Dayton, sailed same date, for
Gibraltar.
Ship Gen. Jackson, Rider, fron, Matan-
zas, for Trieste, was spoken March goth,
in lat 80, lon. II.
AT Mowee, Sandwich Islands, Oct. 9TH,
chip Alliance, Swain, Of this port, with
1850 bbls. oil
Arr. at Charleston, 9th ult. sloop Ey.
press, Banme,t, for Savannah.
Ship George Champlin, Hudson, of this
port, was at Antwerp, Jan. 29th, having
been detained by the ice and bad weather
since the Cd Jan. but expected TO sail in
l0 days for GettenbuIg, to load.
Brig Atlantic, Bailey, of Wexford, sail.
cd from Messina, Jan. Dist, bound to New
York
At Wilmington, 30th ult. brig Amsiel,
Ninson, for st. Barts. next day.
ut iiav.na, Nth ult. brigs Mary, Den
MS, fr this port, arr. l7th; Harvest, Eldred;
Ann. .Gadsden, Barker, unc.
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, Of this port. had
sailed from St. R1rts, previous to the st
inst for 81. Thomas.
Spoken 9Th inst lat. %, brig Stephen.
Potter, fr. Havana, ioi this port.
Arr. at Havana, March %, brig Fame.
Biglcy, 81 ds. from Providence; Marcia,
Msyberry, arr. 26th, IL days fr. Prov.