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eotton in Brazil. aia, Esyal So hrf islands :
Ahe ~ pfd lhal she might lay dnt, on our
COTTON. md prohibit II lto,o her market. From
sour preamble. would presume, you are ignu,.
nat ofali that is askrd IL may, IN lulase remark
in. iher.
Aud nov. fsf few wards af advicr--tifftflr-
meu. youf resolves arc.f efy goOsi, ,hni cry pro.
pr hop they viii he car led imo effect |
wonld adsise small amenlsHpfip the 81 ~.
sove---vz on the dexter place the leiltts A J..
imriediaiel, preceding TIL wor : Black eta.
watts - an, .arrv IA fnd thnl tbs school which
was originate. Intended as sehuol Tor divnlt,
students, Is aboui 10 become school OF politics.
doubt not. but you will all income great
statesmen IN time bur snu had better tar, At
jericho until ynur btarts be eroWa"
4 r. end 10 n S
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NiGHT SCHOOL,.

OAs.K. CHaPpELLE respectfully informs
u the citizens Of Lynchhurs, that he me
,.,,ds otening, on The first Monday in Nov.
..ext a NIGHT SCHOOL, for The tuition ot
o,al.s in tie following branches:
Reading, Wri,ag. English Grammar, Geog-
r,phy, History and Arithmetic.
rhe terms will be FIVE dnills Tor the
s. live monihs) exclusive 81 candle 'a'
ianrs. from early candle lightts o'cloc -
Oct. l3~
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COMMUNICATIONS For the pirgi"taa


Address OF the Anti Jackson Commit
tes ofIynchour,, 10 the Freeholders
OF Virginia.
ELLow-CirIzENs: The day IS Dew
at hand, on whlch Won are to constitute
iour and twenty Electors, by whom the
Noles OF this State are 10 te given, Ell
iner 10 Mr.. Adams or 10 Gen. Jackson,
10 be our next President. In this jnnc-
.'Ire we should esteem ourselves neg
'7ctiul OF the best interests OF the coun-
Try, II we suffered the contest to close,
qua the issue to be sealed, without re-
"'ndlng you that the vital interest OF
very Individual among sou materially
uependS on the part you may act on
',a' day nor without making one more
mort to persuade YOU, that it is your dn-
y as You love the Republic, and would
stand justified to that posterity whose
tuslees You are, To come forw ard, eve
man OF You, and declare your vote "a
sdlIst Gen. JACKSON.
oung men show Yourselves worthy
'OPuoHcdb ar you nave Deeil porn
mo Old men Let not old age or re-
DUCHESS from your place of election hln-
rome oi YOU from going to the Polls. Be
~, ~ deiuded. The Republic is not safe.
N"'ie then, one and all, and let those
g"o are not yet prepared to yield to
,,,' military candidate, reflect, that, if
10y cannot command victory, they
a'|y yet, by that act, secure to them
ives The feeling, that, though they too,
''St share Tho calamity Of his success,
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" OIlE T. - The mbsrtbef vii continues -
a sell iodacro md oh@ prodace ~ con1tls
non lie mi aim ship produce n AM KIND Jor Il
r,g modcafe compensation heePlHg a regular
rofrfspo7tdeAce ptth he best mrtcanhfe houses ~
Rchmond trobi vtich he receives HE eariiesi md
.B0a aidhtailc commercial Intelligence from In
rops md etseelsce ne WW be Enabled 10 trdnsad
bllsti,e@ nj all lines, Nth thorough kaowiedss
Of The Jonien os DeH as domestic elah.is.
4 HATCHER.
N. d flaming been appointed chaaee'g Com
missioner. m Drepared NJ all times 10 take
DISPOSITIONS aag uhere in CmnpbeH coapty. and
mag generally be j0und at my cDice, aleu- doors
abore NE Fynakha Hotei 4 II.
Nay Is Jise3
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$50 REV ARI).

ED AN AWAY nom the subscriber on thp Goth
"a september "A I, nrgfo man named MI
son, brig hi mnlalo, about - earS aid, and
bout zee, 10 or | / inches high, sna,gh, and well
built, has iafge whlskers, aud a very 6nr volce.
holds his houd very hig when spoken 10. aud
sometimes calls b,mscli Hatcher II said he
was raised by the Hatcher family. IN powhalan
county, Va near James River. purchased
him ef MIR, Williams, who was m ihnt iiuie TIA
dug for Joseph Echols; Wilson had on nh.n
he leli home par Of thread pantaIoons n SIR p
ed coifon vest, a collpn SHIRT. aud iolrrnble
good wool hat. wall give the abnv sre"ard to
any person who will dcIiaer the said negro IL
me III my house, IN stokes couniy, Npuh Caro-
lima, OF 500 10 srcu,e hin ~ any Iail so thai !
get In, Hgain, I, Is supposed tnat he has free
,ihss aud intends making 10 some Tree State.
PETER II AiRsTOS.
Sauna To"n IIill, IN, q Oct. b 3tIS
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.Sspiep,her 90. 1928.

GENTLEMEN: Yom favour of the 23d inst
wa, dniy received aud although cannot but re-
grei That the private spondence OF my de-
ceased brother should ever nave been made a
matter of public discussion, still, ! conceive II
my duty, under ali the circumstances of the
case aud Notwithstanding the sacrifice OF pri-
gate feelings, 10 give you all the information on
the suhiecf, OF which am possessed.
Some tine since. in the course of private con-
yersation, nj my own house. | stated that | had
a letter in my possession written BY general An.
drew jackson to the late Major Enoch Hum
pafey of the Gated States Artillery containing
sentiments highly disrespecifal IN their cnarac-
Ter towards tie General Government of the U
nied States. This was done inadvertently, and
without the most remote expectation that the III.
formation would ever he used for poiiii-
cll purposes however, since such is the
case, il becomes my duty TO substaniIaie fhe AS
serion.
The letter alluded to was written about the
time when the last reduction of the army took
place il is at my command, aud although | do
not feel justified in placing it before The public
will mentIon some of the most striking features
which il presents, Among other expressions
he SAYS in express terms. ''He gorerunen
ought 10 be damned --insiedd ofredncing he ar
mg IN a republic Ike Mis Il should be increased
i.atoM the r,dicules the idea of depending
upon our militia, speaks of reducing them to
proper state of sub piYiinarion MS an npos,bllity
and their utter inefliciency in cases oi emergen
cy lie ,lilates GA the eyteaI of our frontier
and the extreme naproprieiy of leaving our re
note posts with the inadequate garrisons 10 which
they are necessarily reduced in consequence o
tn diminuiion OF The army in fact, the gene
raj tenor OF the letter is that of decided anc
bitter animadyersion upon the measures pursueo
10y the general government. remain, gen
temen, our obedlent humble servant,
q. HUMPHREY.
To Messrs Samuel, Wether, Richard Pc.
tors, ID. Coke John Jennmgs. Jacob Maryland
Edward ingerSol, Clement =. Blddie, aud sam
ue Mifllm
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II psTscssissT.
me- MAINLAND fIte IION

The Lleotian of Members the House ot
Delegates in Ire State ol Aaa land. which
has Tor SOME mnnhs bfen 50 warmly canvas
sed, took place on Monday. We have y,l
received Of ooorse only reldfns from The
nearest points We eive all that come 10
hnud
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED., on Thursday Re 9th INST by the
Rev. samuel Davidson, Nh Guy LEE 10
Miss DELLA, daughter Ut stephen Martin
Esq. all of Csmpbeil.
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ran AND WINTER
{. 90 ID ~.

MUST RECEIVED ny David and Robert
90 KYLE, a pari OF thet Fall and Winter as
sertn,ent which. among other articles, includes
the following. w:
Fine and supetfiue Engllsh blue Cloths
Black Olive aud Steel miSed DO.
Superior Caref do for Genis Froeks
A lew pieces fine double ! = He'd Dfab do
superiine blue, and black dsnDle mIlled CASH
nrfes
Several pieces mixed aud faocy eolored do
i few pieces -nttuets, tt,hest quality
nree supply eoa,se and Medium DO
III and o-4 unfinished satneits
\ lew pieces scotch Carpet,ngs dyed IN grain
aud 1 ~ point Blankets
London DaiIrl do
4 large supply hest miiled Napt Cotons
81 a. and ia Biesched and THROWN Domes'ics
| Bale unbleached sea Island Shnings, (supe-
rior iabricj
| An assortment spun Cotton, from No. Sto 10
| ~ Further arrivals ave every dag expected
! containing additional supplies OF
STAPLE GOODS,
aud slmos, every article IA Che FANCY AM
MIElNARY LINE.
Oct. u Nio
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nents IN Virginia that Jackson differs
n from Adams IN The constructions, a
single iota.
Nor do we ieel NJ all moved by tho
clamor thai we Prove ourselves not Of
the republican p1rty by this pfelafence
of ours. Tue assertion is ridiculons 10
every one who will ronni a dpzcn m our
ranks. But were the leaders OF lack
soniSn, indeed. the head of the republic
can party, We should be content as W.
are, aud refuse, with strong dislike, the
embrace they otter. II story tells us
there is nothing so anti republican ~
that spirit which applauds former militia
~ usurpalion, and rewards military ~
subordinaiiou, and while we war against
these anta. oolstS Of freedom, we Will at
leas, be shre that we are ol that par
~ thai loves lis country
Come Then, f,Low-oiti4ens Re-
member the FIRST MONDAY
OF NOVEMBER, and lei the
world behold your love OF your coun-
try, your scuse OF the unjust petscen-
ton OF your present officers, YOUR pre-
ierepce OF civil qualifications owe, null
tar,, 10 fill civil Offices, your resolution
10 ro5uke tyranny and oppression, when
it asks for fresh confidence from youf T.
hnsea kindness. OLD MEN who have
fought TO gain liberty do you wish TO
preserve and project III me,--and
tell your children and your grand-cbl-
dren 10 come, too, aud help you do 1t.
FREEiiOLDERS let not man stay a.
way who listens 10 these words. LeteveN
one ny 10 persuade MS neighbour 10 lon
him hand and heart 10 save Virginia
! from the curse OF military tyranny, AMI
add her to the ranks of evil hbely --ol
Adams aud Rush.
(Sgned)
The Am.-J Jackson Committee of the
town OF Lynohbug.
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Administration. .Faeksonida.
MI. Herman, Iol2 Mr.. NJ Nah0,, 1895
Nj. III hardson 1923 Gro, stewart liol
h Ri Road is Supposed o have bod .fe
feet upon This vote favourable 10 Mr.. VI MAuoN !.
~ thai tho vhe between Nj 1IreSAS aud Gros
STEWART Is considered thrt eicst ut the steniti
OF parties, when leaves Tho opposition party a
majority II $50 VOTES. being decisive ialltng oil
from then naiarit, NJ the last nc any preceding
election. IN reference Ia lh Presidential klrc-
,ou. this vote seilesa most important pomf, via
thar the rwa liectors iot the District. of winch
Baltimore is pat, will be favorable To the ~
election OF Nj ApAms lot the Gil, of Annapo-
lis aud Anne Arunael County, composing the
,est of this Electoral Dis,rie, viii. " Is certain
i've mejoritv of loo t,fnot 400 VOTES lar the
ApAMs III ket. MARYLAND NAV, therefore he
confidently counted upoo Tor NINE Electoral
Votes Tor the Administration. The Cam hrls
are coming" MAI. Int
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Whole Tickets 81 / Quarters 81

TIAIVre
Forsale al the very fortunate Office Of & ".
ALLEN s. 90 Lynchbnrg, whore The cash villa
ne maid Al sielt Tor all prizes, T sold a, the ohce
of S. a. NJ. ALLEN 4 co.
OFT q
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Bv The ship France from IIavre. We have co.
pious PARIS al 10 The ID alt The reported
defeat Of Russia hr fore Choumla. Is uni confirm
ed. The DELAY ia trout Of that place, seems Ia
h W aIHen from desire TO make the attack 90
y ahelmlog, by Concentrations before II an in
me0se army. 4 reinforcement of Is 600 mcn
=. talked nfas about 10 JON the Russians tue
Turks ae said 10 be suffering ior provisions.
We do not find however, any thing very expll-
Gil on this subject.
~ Y 1usr Ont II
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GHHuuttWtfui ~ r. 80 ''-''
DR.. GIDEON HUMenhEy,
s,r. As members of committee OF the
.:aads of me Administration in Tins city, We
IKE he liberty to address TO you, very respect
nj the following enquiry.
Ne nave been told by gentleman OF reSpec-
.,ahility. uho is one OF your personal friends,
tina, you have, or lately had, IN your possession,
"a oriqina letter from General Andrew Jackson
,,b;en furnishes additional evidence OF his real
disposition and character.
Aswe are informed, the letter Is one OF seve-
,,l that were written by General Jackson 10
,enr late brother, Major Humphrey, oI the Ar
,alrry. and contains the following passage re-
.aectinp the reduction ofthe army by Congress,
VIZ - he Government ought 10 be damned
j4a.ad ofreducing the army they ought 10 hare
tacrsaseda ten fod
The letter as quoted 10 us contains other plra
ses of similar tenor, but not SO particularly recoi-
lected
The people of the United States are deep
~ interested 10 know il such are the actual
sentiments al a candidate for the chIel mag is
tracy.
we trust, therefore. that you will appreciate
our motive in asking that you Will communicate
the precsr language OF the letter reler,e ed to-
ard We venture to add the request, that ifthe
citar is still IN your possession, you will al
low US 10 obtain an authentic aud certified copy
OFT
Ananswer Mt your earliest leisure will much
obligpus. We are. &c
Signed, Samuel Weiherill, Richard Peters D..
W Coke, J I'm Jennings, Jacob Maryland. Ed
ward ingersoIl, Clement &. BIdde, samuel Milf
fin.
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Dismal swamp Canal Lottery,

liih Class--54 Numbers.
q drawn ballots 1, be drawn in the City Of
Rieh,nohf. on the 3lsi Oct ueat when the fol-
ll,,ta a. t,,,tr. y. IA ha dtstrtbuttd
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..;,,.,,oal farce, the ndlhia---th"
cfeh 81, .elr of our Country --ihe very meh
h"hr "'' callsd on TO vote for hIni, hnh VIM,
WHO ~ - ,,r him, merit all bis fid1hle anu
y iify =. :. No, 10 be depended on. as 'osuhor-
e"n'e"fa ;nef;eient l. this feeling ne libel.
ai', n. -, kentucky militia as co"a'ds ehn
- I'm, ne has slandered me wh"le 81 our
90 ibls -. Thi. contempt uf tile militia
h'no""s ,e,,, its inlluruee upon him when lie
was ''' ,,s and five other citizen soldiers TO
ofaf' :, the midst Of the general loy Tor
he eN' ~ New Orleans. Put Gen. ksnn
iaf =, ,,,l ave MIN the Standing army, which.
~ '',. TO his Language, the 6orefhmea.
.l,,o h. damned" II II does not give an"
-, heeones OF thai free rrpnhhe wh'eh "
=, 80 a. the hope of the earth, aud the moae'
,ef unbarn mao - .a..,.,.
ion COMMITTEE Is addressed 10 'ne Hano's "
paa,,c,,tic Press aud United states dazefie,
IN Philadelphia - 49,. ,,,;...
,hs enclosed correspondence, eShib''ing
'p" IN ,l,e character oil Gen. Jackson, winch
III, r., be known TO the citizens OF the onheh
s7,.s We need only remark that the Ia" io'
i,,c;,g the army passed on the I'd OF harcn
ii aud the reduction was from about lz,of
-, 10 II OQD There was great majority III
@anaress in favor of the reduction, and we be-
800 no law was ever more generally acceptable
Il, me people. -.
ue are respectfully. your ob't servants
SAMUEL WETHERILL,
RICHARD PETERS,
u. w. cox,
lOHN JENNINGS
JACOB Maryland.
EDWARD INGEhSOLL,
CLEMENT G. BiDDLE,
SAMUEL MlFFLlN.
,,uli,,hia 3Dth Sent 1928.
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70 MAWUFACTURERS
FOR AAI.E

Th. ,Lrs.ao,y brick Building, :t.sed On: 1a,I'
JUL town, State Of Cocaeeieut op the Turnpike ho.d
ia NewIiayen. Sad building IL upon water privilege,
uniting Two sesmsy erected 10 September last, for the
manufacture of Machinery, and compste fitted fer that
purro.e with great variety Of and valuable Tools En-
rne Lshe &c which offered for sale, with 6ye
Cotton Tho Of 96 Spndes each, building spi Win be
completed in ten days. OF the bes ~okmanbp, and intended
10 run A, WE'LL and do good work any in tbs country.
ALSO on THE PREMISES
new BLACKSMITHS SHOP, intended Tor three Forges,
two Of which erected, and for The 'aa:-
ton Of this for convenience 10 being within
half mile Of Conneeeut River, from whence Steam
Boats and Packets, depart daily for New an eneelsn,
road and other advantages render one OF the most
de.irable situations that he had. .,.
To one who wishes engage in the making o! Machinery
afford, rare opportunity for immediate operation: 10,
however offered whh or without the Machinery Tools
very reasonable terms order to eo'e eoneen Inquire oi
BENJAMIN SMITH, who is now on the premises.
Also. 49,.
FARM containing about thirty acres Of excellent
and with Dwelling House, Barn. Chaise House, and
other out buildings situated Farm HILL called sed about
one hundrs rods south o Psmeacha Bridge and about the
sam. distance from the aforesaid Mannfsetory SAID Farm
we'll waered, aud ha. many other advantages
considerable part of the purchase money might remain on
Mortgage. Possession given Immediately II desired.
For further particulars inquire Of the subsc, iber who Is now
on the premises. BENJAMIN SMITH.
.tIiddtet0un, july %, 1929. SIN
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Cid brigs Cordelia, Gibbs, for Trinidad do Cubs
Kanhawa, Freeman, Labrador and Europe.
| 9Th cid brigs George Henry, Wales, Halifax; Jne
| Decatur, Deverson, N Orleans.
! NEW YORK Aug4. Arr brig julia. Bailey
| Charleston 8; Haytien schr Elenore, Tsubou, AuI
| Providence; soop Superior, Child do.
Cid brigs Deux Ernest, (F) lie Beun, Havre;
Albert, (Sw) Han stem, Stockholm.
9th arr Fr brig Virginia, lie Count, Rochelle 81;
schrs Bruce, Cook. Xibara IL; Ashepoo, Bourne fin
Charleston 5, for Hartford; Collector, Doug lass, I'm
Plymouth G.; sloop Com Perry, Evans I'm Albany
for Providence.
Cid ships Douglas. Bourne Curacoa; Circassian,
DAVIS, Trinidad de Cuba; barque OctavIa, Prince
Genoa; brig Julia, Patrick Havana.
9th arr ships York, DeCost. Liverpool, June "a
Samuel Robertson, Choatc, Havre, 10th June.
Cid ships Silas ichards, Ho!dredgc, Liverpool;
Curler, Jones do, Floran, Harrison, Charleston;
brigs Wanderer. Adams, St Johns b; Sophia,
(SciD la Vale, Mess'na and Palermo; Gieaner
Learned, St Croix and St Thomas.
PHILADELPHIA Aug3 Ar Br ship William
Donald, M'Leod 40 days fr Liverpool; brigs Mary
Beckett, Sandgram, Trinidad; Saunders, Bray, New
Orleans.
4th ar brig Columbia, Richie, ST Thomas IA; sch
Comet, Hutchinson do 10.
Cid ship Lewis, Blunt, Bahama Island.
BALTIMORE Aug 4. Cid schr Centurion,
Miles, w Indies.
ALEXANDRIA Aug 2. Sailed sloop Rising
Sun, Remington, Boston.
NORFOLK July 81. Arr ship Mandarin, Os-
good fr Boston, bound to the Paci6c-put in to finish
loading with stores for the U S squadron.
Cid schr Elvira, Mande, st Johns f F.
CHARLESTON July 26. Arr brig Catharne,
Wesman, Matanzas 5.
SAVANNAH July 81 Arr schr Sally, Conway
I'm Baltimore. Experienced heavy gales during the
passage, and sprung both masts.
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CLEARED,
Sloop Amity, Munro, New York
RY THE STEIN BOAT.

Arr a, New York Wednesday, brig Lagrange Deveeu.,
yy,yre June i6 Lat S. lon co. sprung bow.Prt IN heavy
bow r. W. July H. lat SO 6 lon 80, boarded brig Charles
Eickcrson, II ds fr Boston for Faya. d. ,,,.,
Brig Exeron, Ilam9r, Quebec " Einaoe'h Sho"' ii''
Union Packet, Groves, 81 Andrews Az L.,
sloop Empress, Providence. 81 ,.,
Ga ON Thursday ship Henry Kneeland, Coffin, LivePooi
h, Margaret Patterson Cuy Point Teveunc (oan) Ander-
son, 81 Thomas and ST Cro'S ~,
Arr 9, Philadelphia 5h, sop Speed, Rose I'm newport
below brig Bevan, Campbell, st Thomas. Cid snip juno
Delaware plot boat has been OF Great Egg aibor,
having A wreck in tow, supposed brig.
CID at Baltimore 4h 'chr Peacock Guarncgo, Lasura-
Below, brigs. . e.. cit, ,; t.
.,, Putnam Cowes and a market. -,
a, Norfolk .chr IIyphen sayward, Thomas. Sailed
r. The Ro, I'd brig Culloden for port in Europe hook'
Tboma. 81 Bar 4th brigs James, Beacham, Chi 'hSm'a,
Gibraltar; schr Spv 81 rhomis: =, 49,. - -, ch-,o.
The shin Leonll Bugnon % js fr Boston, ar at Charles
ton 26tb. ,.,, c c,
The Frances Brown arrived at Geenock June H. from 81
Vincent was brought and boarded 22d May IN lat 1o ny
oiraica schr apparently Dermudi built under frene col
ours about 10 or tons, copper botomed and Pan.u o1cs
with two white sreaks having nine guns mounted ana upwards
Of 10 men, mostly Spaniard They ordered the boa along
side of them and detained the mate, and sent TWO OF ne own
officers back who examined the vessel ana TOOK all INC
m board.
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PORTSMOUTH Aug /. Ar ship Triton, Tos

PORTSMOUTH Aug 1. Ar ship Triton los
can fr Turks Island. o
WThe schr Ann Mary Ann, Clark, FIN New Orleans
"a, Turks Island pu, in in distress on Saturday ev-
enine two Of the crew having died, and others beng
sick. 4
Collins 23 ds fr Aux Cages.
I'd cid brigs CLYDE, Stackpolo Havana; Henry,
Paddock Guaialoupc; Abaco, Robinson w ihdies'
Romp, Allen Cape de Verbs.
BATH Aug 8. Arr schr Curlew, from Provi'
'dence.
Cid brigs Neutrality, Crockcr, Guadaloupe; su'
San Jane, FELTON,, Surinam.
SALEM Aug 5. Cid brgs Reaper, Chapman
India; Amethyst, Upton, Para and market; Fene-
Ion, Dowst, West Indies.
NEW BEDFORD Aug 2. Arr soop Rising
Sun, Crocker, Baltimore.
7th cid ships Galatea, Russell; Herald, Grlnneu;
and barque Cate brg) Favouritc, Hathaway. all Tor
Brazil Banks.
Adams Is ds h Key West, for Boston.
BOSTON Aug s. Arr brigs Ursula, Howland
Orleans; Margaret, Conner, Havana ID; schr For
max, Crowsil, Baltimore.
(,,d brjps Atlantic, Proctor, Surinam; Palestine,
Clifford, Malta and market; Hiram, (sIc) Agrest"'
Messina. ., IT.,
9Th arr bres Hudson, Lork, Stockholm lsf, El'i-
neur 18th June; Burton, Simpson N orleans; Emi-
Iv Cook, Lane, st Thomas; Jachin, Drew 90 ~
William. Kendall, Surinam 20; Watham, "eoo,
Turks Island 10; Gov Paris. Holmes Hole; scnrs
Seceder, Atkins, Laguna 3lj Combine, Ma1uni
Cape Hsytien; Rachel and LYDIA Drummono ITO"
Providence.