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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15

"7JuV nIIcl
ne Far" Introducing characters, one more
than has been attempted by any other performer
,vn rus kvENING NOVEMBER I5TH
/" oe presented 'or'e third tme the Grand AIco Dramatic
Heroine of the Highlands,
Written by STEPHEN II. MITCHELL ESQ of R;ch,,ood
IL With entire new Scenery, Dresses, Music and
DECORATIONS. Original Music, by Mr.. PARsELL,
Le.aer OF the Orchestra. Scenery, by Mr.. HuGoINs,
VI Tie Park and Bowery Theatres New York
Machinery, by Mr.. BELL, stage carpenter
CHARACTERS.
Prince Charles Edward Stuart, Mr.. CargiIl,
Angus NJ Donald, Walton.
SiehcaTn' Ii. Walton,
Dohud, Garner,
With the Songs, "D,'sp Mc S,oords Scotland" Kei
>, "tn Groee,' and M Gregor's GATHERING"
ruHee' Farrell,
English Soldiers, Attendants, &c.
F!2rn MConald, Mrs. Siickney,
Gillian, with Snnrs) Collins
Description Of Scenery,
ACT fst-Scene lst.-Grand view ofa Scottish val
ley, surrounded by picturesque scenery of rocks
mountains and outside view OF cavern with distant
views of the sea.
Scene 2d.-Grand Gothic Hall in McDonalds
Castle. English sodiers discovered cnrous;n1r :.
Grand original Glee and Chorus
ACT sd-Scene lst.-Rocky shore upon the Sea-
peach. Wild and romantic view. Another outside
entrance to the Cavern.
Scene 2d-lnterior view of Cave, with the full
ocph of the Stage representing distant perspective
view OF the GraInpian Mountains by moonlight
iilc moon seen shining the mountains, and re-
hcGted IN the river beneath In this piece, new
style OF painting is brought forth as originally renre
sentcd by MIR. Higgins, with unbounded applause,
IN the Northern Theatres.
Act 3d.-Scene 3d---Grand broad-sword combat
between the Prince and Angus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s.killed.
Acr 3d-Scene 3d.-Grand view of the ocean.
agitatcd by a storm. Ship of War discovered at
anchor fully rigged MI filing the entire back of th,
stage. The Prince passes in boat pursued in
made prisoner, when the Ship HOSTS . e French FLAG
ana hrcs upon the pursuing boat which with It's crew
IS sunk The piece concludes with the escape OF the
last of the Stuarts
A FANCY DANCE, BIZ .eT;ss I9...N:3
COMIC SONG. By .u,.. SITCK.NEY.
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BY TRIPLEIT &, Johnston
GROCERIrS

st. Croix sugars
Java and st. Domingo coffee
Antigua and Ja,naicl run,
West India molosses
Cognac brandy, Holland Gin
i Tort' Chainpagne and sweet Malaga vita
cIenerlfiee and Sicily Madeira 10
Soap candles and starch
Segars, English saddle trees
Plough moulds, patent balances
!. gallon denijohng
New England rum, &c. &C. Sc.
INV ~ II. & !. Aunir-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-15

IEhISF SALE OF LAND.-Win be cold on the p,c.
niiscs, on the 9th day Of December next 20 tho h-rs
bidder FOR cash fry land less living ON Dover
reCk IN tine county Of GoocIand satisfy the ocr,. of
deed OF trust executed by Hczckah Purear to the ,.irc
ucI WI IAN November 1870 and 81 in Gooclaud
county Office. Will. GRAY '''
Nov i5-witc THO r THURMAN ( Tru'iccs
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$4,000! $4,000!

SIo,OOo, $4,000, $4,000, DC. DC. dc.
NOR Lucky Numbers, call at my OFFICE. where
IL the Drawing will be received on Saturday nexi.
nov IL WM. PEARMAN
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~ X. RICHARD LUDLOW-Sir. Take notice that
fk the 9TH of January next al Loret,o i'm the cotv nj
tseS, shall proceed to take dispositions, (and continue
cay 10 c2y until hnh IN suit now depending in the county
count OF Essex, in which Elizabeth Ludlow widow of the l,,
poct Richard Ludlow and myself guardian Mary Eliza
DEM and Richard John Ludlow, PLAINTIFF and you and
others al defendants Your obi serv't $3.50
WI. GARRETT, ad de b. n.
ION vow lO98 8l-lvitc of Richard Ludlow dec
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APPLES, SALT. g.

Lending from IRE slooD Lqah,
.Ne,O To- s0<
so Bbls. Apples
90 do. ~
90 boxcs
'a"dJ !'c9 t,'ay, fiVD duo,
-cccl Salt.
- LEp1s Lr1gaas
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w 40 committed as u runaway to tine Jail Of Ro;kbrdye
on uie i0th day OF Sept past smulaito ooy who saws
nus name NICHOLAS WEIR and that he is free born, bt
bound until he is of age Mr. Wiloughby of the county of
eison SAID hoy about 10 II years of age about eet
o III inches high, OF light complexion; his clothing so bad
mat they cannot be described he has marks that can oh
serve The owner, if any is required apply for him. or he
viii be dealt with asreeably To law.
CORNELIUS DORMAN Jailor
Lexington Rockbrdge county, Nov 4ih la2s 8l-Imc
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TO-DAY.

Vrzcs S500-33 Prizes each of $3.50, 100. 90 so
20 s. Co.'S of S5o--s73 OF SO l,446 ofS2o.
% TtCKETs
Hhotc S90-IIdB Sl0-Qvdrier s..
New York, Nov. IT,
n The drawing Of tho above Splendid Scheme
vii! he regularly received at the Lottery and En-
change Office of
II. CIIyBTs.
Where the Cash win be paid Cor Prizcs--and where
Is wanted, NJ Carolina, South Cgroind, Georgia.
and all cWrrent Bank Notes, at The lowest rate of
dscount-Also american and Foreign Goid, at thc
highest Premium. Nov - Is
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STOCK OF GROcEpIrs

m nc subscriber intending to.change his business
wa sell on TUESDAY, the 18th inst at n o,cis~s'
az III. residence on ShockG Hill. next door 70 rho
consisting ofthe usual variety JOHN T.EVss~
- Sale to DC conducted by {. 81 A. HUBgARp
15-tde
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1eecttotI AaIfa.
THE. DAY.
BY e. & "A. HUBBARp

GROCERIES, sc.
81. ,S MORNING, at IL clock will he spld i1
'ure &c.i also, one Cooking Stove N'
N' 10 Il. u A. IL Aucts
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IhVd aud EaSt Night of fhe
HEROINE OF THE Ifgf.yiI.A AMI,

hfkOtNE of THE HIGHLANDS.
W In addition 20 The other powerful attractions Of
the evening, r. Farrell win perform for the first
time in this City, in the Burotta of the .Day nie,.
ne FAR" Introducing characters, one more
tan has ever been attempted by any other performer
- THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER 18TH
W" be presented, :or the third tme the Grand Acio Dramatic
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SUPER. blue and black cloths
~ do olive do brown do
DO cnssmcres, assorted colours
Domestic carpctings
Rose. dufiie, and point blankets
Casslnctts, worstinetts and linsevs
White, green and red iannels
'Camletts and Scotch paids
Opening this morning and for sale eheao. G,.
Cash, by GEORGE s. ,TIEEIyN 'o'
nov Is 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-28
Eog.oH
TO FARMERS.

TIME subscriber having several FARMS
in the District of Abbeville, situated
in the upper par, Of the State Of South.
Carolina; the Leases Of which expire on
the lst Of January next, will give encour-
agement to industrious families, or TO a
number of sober, steady and active young
men accustomed to farming To settle there
The FAR Ms are Of the first quality OF
coil. producing the best Upland Cotton, To-
bacco, Indian Corn, Wheat, and other
kinds OF small grain; are under good cult
vation, wen watered and fenced, and the
Buildings, &c. thereon eligible. The eli
mate, sihiilar to that OF The Northern states,
is healthy; the population numerous; roads
good and The lands not far distant from
Hamburg and Augusta, both places always
ready money markets, for the produce Of
that section OF the country. For further
particulars apply TO .v
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport, RI. August %, 1928. [eos6w
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Nautical futelligenee.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED

Sch Betsey & Eliza, Baker, Boston.
Sloop Huntre5s, Smith, NYork.
Sloop Amity, Munro, do
Brig Mary, Northam, do.
Brig Pedlar, Dennis, Coast Of Africa.
CLEARED,
Sch. Betsey & Eliza, Baker, Providenoc.
Sloop Express, Gardner, do.
sioop Amity Munro, do.
Sloop Charles, Spelman, Albany.
Sloop Alban.-. Vars, NYork.
.4RRIV.3L.S.
FRIDAv, Aug 22-arr. brig Pedlar, Dennis,
ir. Loango Bay, Africa.
Brig Mary, Northsm, r.. New-York.
Sch. Gov. Brooks, Knowles, fr. Frankfort,
Sch. Lucy-Ann, lngraiam, fr. Troy for Au
gusta.
Sch. Lendrum, Beekwi,h. fr Now London
Sloop Liberty, Conkln. fr. Sagharbor.
Sloop Henry, Ray, fr Nantucket.
Sloop Huntress, Smith, fr New-York
SIoop Albion, Barker, fr New. London.
SaTURbAY-arr. sch. Caroline, Leland, fr
Calais (MaiDe) for Taunton, with a Cargo of
Lumber &c. Sailed from Calais on the 20tl
inst arrived at Taunton. (Msss) discharged
her cargo. and returned TO this port yester.
day, making only one week, the greatest pas.
sage that has been made for many years.
Sch. Ann, Snow, fr. Hartford
otosp ahnN, 'foWafo-. " ShRndrDOr,
Sloop Amity, Munro, fr. Nfork
SUsDAr--arr. sch. Savannah, Pitts ff. Rich
mond
Sch. Sidney, NJ Kensie, fr. Elizabethcity.
Sloop Conveyance, Shaller, fr. Haddam.
SIoops Fair America, Smith, for Hartford /;
Splendid. Read. for N. York, fr Provid.
sioop Arpsda, KeIser, fr, saybrook
MospAr art. sch. Maria ,Seabury, fr. Prov.
for Baltimore.
sloops Geo q Phebe, West, for New Bed.
ford ue-Americap, Brooks. from Proyid.
sloop Herald, Brown. Il. NYo,k.
TgEsoAY-srr. sch. President, Brown, fr.
Providence.
Shops AIb:on, Barker, for ~ London Ma.
ry, Westcott, fr Providence.
WspssspAv--srr. sIoops Csnttn Grape,
Barlow Trader, II. Sandwich.
Sleep Henry, Rsy r. Prov. for Nlntucket,
yMEMOR.avD.7.
Sailed from liverpool, July 9Th, brig Bal
ancs, Rider, Or Brissol.
The Z 8. ship Maee<0man, Con-. B.dils,
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DtrG.

In this town on the 23d inst after shor'
illness, Mr.. John T. Tilley, in the 5lst year
his age. From early youth he was worthy
useful, and highly esteemed member oG the
irst Baptist.Church Cf this town and uni
vorsally sustained the character Of an upright
and honest man. iIe was beloved in his fam.
lily and respected in society. His remains
were followed TO the grave by the Masonit
fraternity, and a large coDcourse of ofrelatives
and friends, witt, every indication Of respect
and sorrow. CovMUNtcATED. -
AT the Asylum, Dorcos AN interesting child
Of Abby Caswell, aged 3 years She fell q
victim to long and tedious illness, which she
sustained with uncommon patience, and ex
hibited those grateful smiles for every kind
ness received, which endoared her 10 the
whole circle Of Which size was an aniable
member.
in deaths cold arms, sweet innocence docs
sleep
And God will bring her to his mercy.seat.
Communicated
In. jamestown, on Thursday, Mr. Thorn
as Carr. aged 80 years, son Of Mr.. Oliver
Carr, formerly of Providence.
On Prudence Island on the 3lst ult Josiah
Weeden, son of Mr.. Daniel J. Wocdon, aged
II years
In North Kingston, on Friday last after a
long and painful illness, which she bore with
Christian fortitude and resignation, Mrs Ruth
Reynolds, wife Of George w. Reynolds, in
the 2Slh year Of her age
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AUCTIONS.
On Wednesday, Sept. oath,

At 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
Ma be sold at Pubic AUCTION on hs prem
. Uses, VJdir ,eeather, Vnoi, The merit Ja1
day, -
A small FARM in Middletow1, contain.
"A ing about 26 acres OF excellent lana
with young bearing orchard, small dwell
ing house, sc thereon. Said Farm lies
on the East road, just over Honeyman's
Hill, aud Is now the property OF Edward
smith. An indisputable title will be CIV
en, Conditions at the sale.
BENZ. Il. ShEFFlELB, .4uetr.
Middletown, Any. 26, 1926.
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an sloop Of war Boston, Capt Hoffman, were
at Rio 9th uli. discharging their crews, their
ter m OF service having expired.
Al Gottenburg, 10th ult. ship Boy, Greene,
for this port, next day,
The ship Newport, Burroughs, oftbis place,
from Hamburg, for Stockholm, passd Elsi
neur about sS h June.
At Havana, about llth, ships Tea Plant,
Boyd, Of this port, disc Elbs, Stanhope, of
do from Hamburg, just arr,
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1t gives MS pleasure to state that at the Q.
lection in Warwick, on Tuesday, THOMAS
HOLDEN Esq. firm administration man, was
elected in opposition to the Hon. JOINS r.
WATERMAN. II will be recollocted, that MIR.
W. was dismissed from the Senate of thin
State, for the same reason that he is now oh.
iected to as n Reprcsentative.
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Ercuses for not going 10 Chureh.-Over.
slept myself-Could not dress in time
Too cold.-Too hot.--Too windy.--Too
wet.--Too damp.-Too sunny Too clou.
dy.--Don't feel disposed NO other time
tn mysclf--Look over MY drawers.--Put
my papers to rights. Letters tn write to
my fr;ends.-Mean to take a walk Going
TO take o ride.-Tied to business six days
in the week Mo fresh air but on Sun
Ays.-Cant breathe in church, always so
fhll.--Feel little chilly. Feel very lazy.
Expert company to dinner.--Got head
ach.-Intend nursing myself to day New
bonnet not come home.--Tore my muslin
dress coming down stair. Got new nov.
el, must be returned on Monday morning.
--Wssnt shaved in time. - Don't like lit.
urgy. always praying for .be same thing.
Don't like exte1npore prayer Don't
know wbat is coming--Don't like an or.
gan. Ills too noisv. Don't like singing
without music, makes me nervous.--Csnt
sit in draft ofsir, windows or doors open
in surnmer.--Stove go hot in winter always
get O head .ach.--Cant hear On extempose
sermoa, too ffothy .--Dsliks awriiteg Ger.
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mon, TOO pressing. NO body to day but our
minister, cant always listen TO the same
preacher er.---Don', like strangers.--Cant
keep awake when at church. Fell asleep
last time was there ,--Shant risk il again.
Mean TO inquire OF some sensible person
about the propriety ofgoing TO so public 4
place as church.--Will publish the result.
Soneihitg .Ntp.--It may interest some
of our country readers to learn that far.
mer of this city cut yesterday one and
half tons Of good hay, in tie heart of the
town. IL 10 his third crop this year, and he
anticipates at least one more. He is not
obliged TO haul it far 10 market. and will
obtain the highest price without paying
iurnpkage or canal toll. His farm is in
the immediate vicinity of the spot where
the Declaration Independence was sign.
ed, generally called the State House Yard
II this hay were valued at the rent the
ground would bring, as a building lot, il
might be some 50 cents per spear.
Phil. Aurora.
The Failures po,oe, Of Fight--Professor
I.ichensteln remarked when travelling IN
South Africa. that If an animal CHANGED to
die IN the very midst oil the most desert
wilderness, in less than half an hour there
was seen, high in the zenith number OF
minute objects descending in spiral wheels,
and increasing in visible magnitude at ev
cry revolution. These are soon discover
ed to be flight OF vultures, which must have
observed from height viewless to the hu.
nan eye, the dropping ofthe animal imme
dlately marked out for prey.
Cracking a Pun Two bucks, who
were sitting over pint of wine, made up
for the deficiency of Port by the live mess
oftheir wit. After many jokes had passed,
one of them took up a nat, and holding it to
his friend, Ifthis nut could speak, what
would It say" Why" rejoined the 9th
er, :: it would say, give me none Of your
jaw Phil. Chron.
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aarrtr0.

In New York. by the Rev. Mr.. Covel Mr.
John ii Newell, OF Lancaster PENN 10 Miss
Harriet G. Peckham, daughter OF Mr. sam.
uel Peckham, Of Newport.
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DIAT%Y y HAL |E.s


DERnArs nothing contributes moro To
Il the continuance and Improvement OF
both, than Sea Bathing, mere especially iu
sutry weather. The subscriber al thc
suggestion OF several respcci table gentle
men has erected a BATHING HOUSE,
situated at about one minutes walk from
Washington square, adjacent to the lower
Bridge on the Long wharf and precisely
IN the rear Of the largo Store lately occu-
pied by Mr., John Williams. II was men
toned to me as an ihducement TO build d
Bath, that at the Beach you were griev.
ously incommoded with sand and SEQ
weed, sharp rocks, and Opaque water-bur
The gentlemen and ladies who have epjoys
ed this bathing establishment, have inform
cd me that all these grounds Of complaint
are happily removed by the clear and rap
I'd current that almost constantly submerg-
cs. and purifes, this NEW BATH.
The Bathing House u open from sun
rise till o'clock IN the evening.
TOLET-two, ,PLrAspRE Bokrswaich
are in complete ordcr--also u large Scow,
suitable for discharging vessels, &c.
WIN. PENGELLEY.
Newport, Aug. LIST, 1923.
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experienced much bad weather on tho passage
was compelled to lay to days, and was driven into
the Gulf, during which had The mainsai ioresa and
jib split.
In Hampton Roads 26th ship Richmond. Crabtree
I'm Rotterdam; Br brig Sicilian, Wilson Havana
Sailed brig Alexander, Blanchard Greenock.
Cid at Norfolk 26th, brig Ajax Banks, New Or
leans. Sailed schr Harriet, Wiley (reporied for
Boston,
Ar at Wilmington Goth, schr WIN and Thomas
fin st Augustine.
Arr at Charleston 23d, schr Jane, Fash. OF New.
port, FIN New Orleans. 2lst, lat 80 81 lon S0 spoke
brig George, Perry, days FIN Havana ior thus port
had been struck by lightning on the lslh VIII ch shI
vered the head oe the manmast topmast and topgal.
liant masts, and slightly injured the mate. CID brig
Albert for w Indies.
Arr at Savannah 22d, schr Caban, Bowen, from
this port. Below, brig Mary, Maxwell, Havana Tor
Charleston. put in on account of head winds
The Fr brig Vir.nie, put back has arrived at n
York.
Up at New York, schr Waccamaw, for Geo-ge
town 10Th.
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At Newcastle, July 2s, brig Panama, Thomas for
Boston, 2or 3 DIS.
Brig Shamrock of Bath. passed Shields 9th July
bound up
No Am vessels at Alcant llth Aug.
At Rotterdam 9th Aug. brigs Sapphire, Gorhan,
for ST Ubes, next day; frances for New York, just
arr.
At Fort Royal sth ult. briggs Rover, Gould, 10 ds
for Newbern 10. Going in, brig swan, 2S days tin
Bath.
Brig Albert, Smonton for Portland, sailed from
Mariegaantc LIST ult.
At Point Pere lst ult. schr Milo, Jones for Bos-
ton 8.
At Para 9th Aug schr Angelina, Woodnousc i1r
New York unc.-thc only Am.
The brig Blacks one, Martin, of this port, sailed
I'm Liverpool 26th Aug for Oporto, to load with wine
tor New York.
The ship Tuscaloosa, Beard, from Baltimore Tor
RIO Janeiro, which went TO sea llth ult. has put
hack TO Hampton Roads, having on the night OF the
l9th. received considerable dimagc in gale.
Brig O>good. Gardner for Bahia, sailed n Messi-
about 2Sth Aug.
Several Am vessels were at st Jago de Cuba 29th
Aug. name, unknown.
The brig CoisaIN Somers, which sailed from Bos-
ton 9th uIi for NJ Thomas, put Into Plynoulh sn
"Wednesday morning, having experienced severe
gale on the lIth, IN lat 81 south oi tho Gull, which
carried away the ioremast, nIaintopmast, IIb boVni
buwarks g..
Brig Stephen Girard, Budd, OF and for Charleston
from Trinidad dc itrba, wrecked on the NON
iny OF the 9th Sept Crew, aud part oi her cargo oi
sugars saved, and carried 70 Nassau.
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BU fhe Steam BOuf

Arr at New York Wednesday, ship Florida
Tyler, FIN Hamburg. Left 2lh Aug. ship Superior
Thompson for st Ubcs: briss Charlotte for stock
holm; Baltic, Lntle6sld of Newport, inr New York
Sailed IN CO with ships Columbia, for Gottenhurg;
Black Warrior for Cadi.: aud Plato f'r Philadelphia
Sept 2S,h, lat 10 80, lon 60 30, ship Wm Brown 3
ds fin Liverpool for New York-hld on the 2lst IN a
severe gale, lost her top gallant mIs:s with suls
and rigging attached together with her foresa; 3Olh
lat 40 TO- Ion 81, brig Volsa. days fin Portland for
St Thomas.
Also ar brig Phebe Ann, Cooper FIN Hamburg
9th u,. lat Al 20, Ion 66, ship North America, fin
Amsterdam for Philadelphia.
Also az brig America, Hail 43 ds I'm Charane.-
Left at Bordeaux, ships Virginia, Collins for York
LIST Sept; North Star, Hull do snon; brigs Bruus,
Davenport do LIST sept; Coniucius, Sou'e do
Also ar Br barques Alexander Brandt, Gelierman
fm 81 Petersburg; Trio, Patterson from Cork; brig
Besey, Cunningham fm Turks Island; schr st Croix
fin Wilmington.
Cid brigs Rising States. Snow Sidney; Srdiu',
Dageett New Orleans; Covington, Wake, Galway;
schr Conductor, Hill st Narys.
Arr OH Thursday, Hr br'g Camberwell. Rounding
81 ds fn Hull. Left no Ans Sept "a, lat 80 %.
Ion 66, spoke ship WIN Byrnes. days from N York
for Liverpool.
Below, ! ship.
Cid brig Orion, Mendell, Porto Rico; Belmont,
Pace, Groenock.
Sailed brig Enterprise. Briggs st Thomas.
Arr at Philadelphia 3Oth, brig Marv Ann, Ker 3
DIS fm Maracaibo. Passenger, Capt Walter Medlin
late Of schr Marquis, lost at Maraciibo. Lett brgs
Sea Gull, for Vera Cruz 10 10 DIS; Fame (oading up
the lake) for N York 81 schr Agenora, for Lagulra
mex, day-the only Ans. Below, ship Hanover in
Liverpool.
Ar at Baltimore 30th. brig Hope, Martin, so DIS I'm
Rio Janeiro. of the harbor spoke ship Endeavor
q Boston. Aug II, lat Is l6 :. lon 81 80, spoke
ship Trident fin N Bedford, on whaling voyagc.-
Sept 10, lat Fl g. lon 60, cl in with brig Nentrali-
ty, Crocker FIN Bath for Guadaloupe, dsmasied aud
making for tho first port-supplled her with prosis'
ions and water.
Also ar brig Gen Jackson FIN St Jago dc Cuba
Cid schr Josepha. Muldiva, Nicaragua.
Below Alexandra 29h, ship Shenandoah, Rose u
Bremen. SEPT 10. lat 36, ion 53. was boarded by
pratcal schr aud robbed OF nggins, stores, clothes,
watches, qdadrints. spyeass. $50 IN money, some
boxes wine, and almost every valuable article they
could hnd She is long black schr. with broad
whilo streak, pietcd for II guns but had onli one
mounted, long IL or Is p'under, with an abundance
OF small arms. Sho was commanded aud manned ny
Spaniards.
Also arr ships Boston, Finley FIN Liverpool; Ei-
gle, RSss do brig Dryade, SCI fin Bremen
Arr at Norfolk 26th, schr Harriet, Wiley fr Pc
tsrsbwg for this port, s!ooP Traveller, Gorton hetcs
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'lSllE subscriber wuu Inform his friends and the public
ID III general tht he has taken the take iiuuc formerly
occupied by Mr. >. T. Galiner, between Nos. iU3 and lO,
NOnh Mail-stieet where he ends uu the Baking
business, In all IL various branches aud wieIe he had
AT ANY Of The day, tue following kinds Of treld VIZ:
Loaf Bread, sugar and misses in1erbieid, hard and Sit
Crackers, sugar d. O. new anicle,) NeW-burk du; rhp
and III Bread sugar and nolasses e. ohes; Buns; lea
Rusk, sc. sc.
Aso r sale rs ahove, NJ le,a Flour, of the first quality
Stores ard families, AZ any pt OF the town. may be sup
Piled from his cart, with any oi The above articles
y. u. III subscriber would here state, for tie ica-
ton o the curIs, lt all the above nanei Kind, ead,
winch lie has tor sle, are actually baked ia hs torn.
Uct II WILLIAM OXX.