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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

They may talk Of 'luvr IN n cot,agr,n
And bowers Of the trclccd yiur;
otn'turc bewitchingly simple,
And milkmai,is hall divine:
They may talk OF TIC pleasure of sleepin-
In the shade ut 4 spreading tree,
Aud a walk with - uym,,h al .no, ming,
Nhu trips with ioots,ep lice.
Eut give III: 4 sly firtatiou
Gy the light of a chaudclicr,
With music 10 play in the passes,
Aud nobody near:
or give me IA seat on the sofa,
With glass especial WINE,
Aud mamma too blind to discover
The small white hand in uuc.
Your "lorc in a cottage" gets hungry,
y our "yinG' is nest Tor iits,
* simplicity" cuts the graccS,
And your mlk-rn talk ~ pics;
iou sink tn your shady slumbcr,
And wake with a bug IN yuur ear:
Aud your ddnlsel that walks - the mofi irT,
IS shod like InountaiuceI
"True love" is at hon,c on a carpet,
Aud nightly likes his ease;
And true love" has an eve tor > caLcn,
Aud s,arves in your '.s,ady trees"
HIS wing is the fan Of a lady,
His fout's al. Invisible thing,
And his arrow is tipped with jewel,
And shot from silver string. CAsSi-5.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

~ Nist"e ct 1t decree 81 orynty CONT OF kne
~ William county. srtin. as - cnu.t OF equity, MO-
nnnncei ON the 10Th lay 81 Dee 1896, which
Harris Carlton, admor, &c. ct John Carlton deed, is
complainant and James Edwa r!S Is defendant The sub
scriner' commissioner for the purpose appointed, will
sell to The highest bidder, for cash. the premises,
tiri'y the iIth day Of March. 1898. IL of land
situate "a Ming William county, purchased by the said
James i-hwardS from James johnson aud John Cruml
The e Is believed to he udisputb!c, bu, the sub,csi-
ocf, aE IA The commissioners of cout vii! convey
WIN Sec'' warranty only, after confirmation OF his
port by the court CHARLES HILL, Conn.,.
Feb 6 -.
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Mississippi Lands for Sale.

"a
sippi, Consisting OF
One Iho"sr,a and Eietp -Arp,nts;
said plantation has front OF II Arpents on the rive,
IS adjoining the principal landing of the settlement
from which Cotton is shipped On THIS tract there
one hundred or more acres 81 cleared I.and--one
large Dwelling House. with six roons--Cotton Gin,
hi'! Tau ard, Negro Cabins, &c. tcasy repaired. y
The titles to the above lands iniisputahe, and
warranty deed viii be given ii required
Niso-One yio"sca@ .irpenis;
situated on lho'npsons Creek the paris, OF Felic-
ana, one and halt miles from e river Mississippi
ven mites from tie town of -. Frarcsvlc. Part oi
TINS tract consists ct low bottoms, probsbly geo
on said tract there about fifty acres, cicarcd some
years since hut grown up. Eith,rthe whole ono halt
c! ths tract viii be sold at c option OF tie purchaser.
ROBERT ROSS.
! New % leans il, O. tr
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Fjj2GLNT!-ro WIT:

At superior of chaucary holden at Staunon on
Saturday, tkc Ati day OF August, 1897;
between
Alexander Stuart, Pm
William Duva cX or of William Price, decd Lucy Price
widow OF said William ans William Price, John Prer
James Price Samuel Price, ard Ann Price heir of sa id
William Prize, decd. and Samuel Clarke, survivin,
trustee OF Sampson Matthews, decd, Uys.
On The Notiom If tho pIan'G by his counsel ordered
that w lillian G. Pendeton be appointed Commissioner
take Of the auinsira of The defendant
William juvai, and Of the ssse real DC rsona of
w lillian Price, dec also ascertain the eopparatjv.
value of the back lot III the proceedings men1iuc accord
Ing to TIE contract entered between parties: and
that he rcp1rt TIC this together " l auv
matter specially Thought pertinent b. himself or recurc,i
by the parties To be stated and said Commissioner
authorised 10 proceed in the ABSENCE party IS no
having reasonable notice of his primary appointment or
aajouruuent, shall fail to attend him.
Cory. FHs:r,
WILLIAM s. ESKRIDGE, G. C.. C.
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AsGFerp.
From the Boston S,atesman.I
PASSAGES.

SHE w'sa deep eyed creature, w'r,n lip
lhat "reek would melt on. You would long 10 b'
~ that you might Gnl hcr in her sleep,
Aud, with an Insects frenzy, bite, aud die.
And then the colour Ia hor cheek You'd swear
Her FIST young blush had so, euanSled there.
Inv'd her-coali I help i,'--,oId her So
couldn't sea her fer many tears, in telling;
And So shut my eyes and kept the now
my young feelings like 4 fountain sMcliinc.
hai ed not raise my eycs-yct Que lonk-urri-
"pear Atama,ia!"-- What confusion, son,'
Classics.
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IdnnGan Botanic Garden & Nurseries
.NT.4R .NE.U YORK

NNILLtAM PENCE, rronuetnr Of ihc ahora cstah-
lIshment, in addition to bis former EXTENSIVE cnr,c
fon, has made very consldcfaA aud valuable additions
wi;hin the last year.
II viii continue to be his pride to render his hrc
r"ushciaif0 the country large; ard orders thrrr, f
aGcuts, or per mail (poi paii) viii receive the ,s,
r'rcuar and prompt attention. His catalagir nov p
hrros nearly 100 pages, and for Convenience has been
i,iied follows:
No. Fruit and Ornamental Treee Shrubs ana Plants
o. BgIbous and rubrrous Flower Roots.
:. Green House Frees aud Plants.
it, Amedrar iujigt nous Trees. Shrubs and Plants
iacn Of tie above Pamphlets may be- o,uarra4 gyot,s
W" subscriber. BIHJA3iIN TOMrKiNJ.
Niafsh i--hi tro,t H., .. y
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600

From the Warren,on, RI. Star.
THE PRINTERS LOVE.
W" love 10 see the blooming rGse
In all its brautY d,cst;
We love 10 hear our irieuds disclose,
lie emotions OF the u,rast.
We love n see ship AMY:
We'll laden TO oar shore;
We love Il see our neiEhbnJs taIiyc,
Aud love aud bless The poor.
We love to see domestic lie
With uuinterrupt"dJoy<;
We love 10 see a youthful wiFr
Not pleased with tfiiIins ti,S.
We love all thrsc-yet far above
All that we have ever sail,
We love-what every Prir''r iereS,
To have Subscriptions paid.
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wide and 3 II. long.
and must be m blocks from 10 feet long contotIa-
bic 10 the plans and patterns
The remaining 1000 cubic yards Of masonry will
consist Of coed bbie backing, courses Of about *
inches thickness and Of saable lengths an,, ,jil All
the dens on stones above designated W III be got out
To patterns, and be paid for by the cubic yard the,
will measure when hammered and ready for having;
aud all the ruhble backing he paid fpr nv the cubic
ward II shalt measure vixen laid anu the nropf,sis
must be made accordingly. iomc cuntrac ter ,p~s TO
nrrs h0t! the dimension aud the hubble stones then
the Whole masonry including the ed and rnIh,e
work will be paid for by the cubic ward as II shall be
measured when laid.
All the said stones to bc delivered on such wharf nv
wharves other landing places, near tho Uicd
States Navy ard rs tie Engineer other Sure,iu-
enaat OF the WOE Ks OF the Dry Ducis shall direct The
delivery ii tic dimension stones to he commenced en-
before Tie ist Gay of April, 1929 and continued a,
they shall be :equi:ed, until the whole are deliv cred
The 900 yards for rubhe work 10 be delivered as
they shall he wanted.
Proposals for the above stones recommended bv the
names oi The proposed honda.en sealed up W III be re
ceived at the Dock Office, Gospon Navy Yard, on or
se!ore the list day of May Those wishing to Of
fer proposals may the plans and obtain further in
formation nv calling at this Office sir. Paris al
the Dock Ohce, Charlcsipwn Navy Yard.
l.. BALDWIN, Engineer.
Navy Yard, Gosrort, Va.
I.b
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DRY DOCK,
Gosport Navy Yard, Virginia.

EPEOPOSALS will be received at tins Yard 10y the
subscriber, before the lst day of May next Tor
furnishing and delivering GRANITE STONES for a
bout 10000 cubic yards of masonry for the Dry Dock
About 5000 yards 10 be FURNISHED according dnen-
sioD tor hanniering i'll the respective quantities shown
in the following schedule designated by letters in which
the height aud depth the blocks given in fee, and
ipche
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

YsNIIE subscriber Offers his vices the pubic as
u General Commission Agent His Once is w Cary,
near 14h street. JOHN WIGHT.
March u 1t
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Laud for Sale.

Wiz. s"bscunsr having concluded TO ilur tbs
section o country Al he can dispose oi h,s lands, o.
tsrs the following tracts for sale, to wit:
One tract of 500 whercon now lives Iyn, Oh
otter R'ves III Bedford county, in view part of The ,
pike road IS miles from Lynctburg aud mile, fem I
erty-nearly one half wood land, the greater pa vet -
clear; excellent tobacco land, aud plantation in
peciao!e repair, lies WELL well ed aud u ropulos
ncghborhonh.
Another tract If $50 Tying the junction Of the
two oitersthc most part Of this cleared tbo
is productive fans, with improvements suitable for
family.
Also, another tract OF 500 acres. lying Goose Cee
WITHIN mile Gifts junction with River sbou. ,
n"nd'ed acres arc cl-aiei, 80 of which is bottom and and
nan OF that quantity sexcslent tobacco nd aud of the
wood land taeic is not less than of
rate tosatc" land-the last named cos-;der on.
tue hest tobacco plantations in Bedford aud could be mW
" excellent stock farm, being better adapted TO rss ta
any plantation in thar section Of county ar on his side
IKE mountains with extensive outleisThs tract a III he
ny MT osii Loving who lives the premises, mi
The two htSt tracts by the subscriber. The teens II, he
made very accommodating suit Of
, JESSE LEFrWIcH.
Iynclburg, Feb.
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CoMNIsg1oNaa AknEnsoN,s orr1cr. 2

=, " 'Ft0Hl5Dure, 22d FtbT'tqrY, 1913.
n'7e appointed The twenty third day Of April nexi 10
tCo'e 'Ne foregoing order of court ht by nine
clock A. NJ the parties concerned required In attend
I" NY Office with their books. papers and csirnonv win,
copies Of the court papers, and win this original 6rder
70. ANDERSON. C.ns
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

Is +. JOHN PAKKSiI.i.--Sir, you not being an
W. Mhah;tan, hi, state, hrrcby n.ied. tina,
shall take the deposition uf john Wn ~ on the
h!td day of April at GHnums Hotel, city of
Baltimore, to be read evidence
the su:crinr count of law tor Hem leo county, IN which
am ptaiuiiH, and you, q the fam cf p,rklu
Robertson " keISo, Grirnant. la case t.r sa c
uni taken, completed that day will so on The
". mo. 90. JNC) H. ypGvrH
Surviving rartmsr rl the
March s firm, of Jnc kus,., G. So,
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CnuM1ssroNER's OFFICE.
Pr.

I.lrhinonH, ltt fchfuaIy, 1923.
The parties interested in tire execution of the above
order OF the superior OF cancery holden Stanton
are here by notified that have appointed the Monday
N May reN to commence the this circ; at i-h
time and place they required attend, before me- on
the matters in references" with tc accounts, documents
and proofs, to ne submitted ltt examinations
II WNi. q. PENNLITON. (nn'r
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Cotton and Woollen Manufactures

VIE subscribers inform Ire public, that they have for
= Hrn', three very eligible sites, with an annie sun
ply OF water Under fall pressure 0f - IN 10 IN "a
feet, sfna'cd r rhs city, IuIe way sboye the Public
DOCS and Ma;os B.drr, upon CATION either or ib
can be Improved small exprnsa. Tie caaaI for two
=" thF" o"'dr formed, aud neither Of them IS sub;cc,
to riparian thoughts or foundations.
we ~" disposed 10 take reasonable rents and f.
tacr amounts IN tie Stock Of Corr, MES or
established 81 private and respectable individrals
z. HAEALL & CO.
'''''". I'm N"'G', iv25. /:
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Unitcd suites C1"n, F,f;h Crcujt emu E1skc,J
District 2t iir9tnir, .%orca,Ecr GOth, 1877.
Allan F.wds and Asness lis wife, Jane Johnston. auI0
john Miller and Elizabeth his wife, PEs
against
John Allan and William Calf. cvcrutnrs of William ;
Gait, deceased, Jame' Cali, Mary Allan. Jare ]
Walsh, infau by John Walsh, her guardian :
specially assigned to defend this suit Doctor James =
Lack end Jane his vie, in right Of the sa id Jane
John DennistUu and William his WIFE and The said -
Doctor James Black trustee for the "a id Mrs
William Dennistou, Dns
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

The defendants James Cali and John Dsnnis,nn This
DAY flied their 10 which the plaintiffs reped
generally And the defendants Mary Allan, Jane Black
and william Deunistnu, whn arc out of this coustrv
and against whom the pautiis appear iohave proceeded
m tire mode prescribed by law against defendants still
hs 10 appear and le their court doth Ia ke
i"r bid for confessed them. hcrrupni the cause
coming on by 81 tic piaiuiT md Of the Defend
ants who have cred, heard uuu the record sent
mere from the county of icnrico, answers of tho
defendants James Calf jane Walsh Doe tor ar,es nj
and John Dcnnston. fled since cause was removed IN
ms court epraiirUs thereto AMI cxbits was arcurd nv
counsel: On consideration whereof tire court is of oin
That the plaintiffs Aeicss Foclds, Jane Johnston and Eli
zabfh Miller. each entitled equal seventh mar,
VI the reSduary estate ucnoncG IL csiuarv canep
ot the last viii and testament Of William Cali.
and that the defendants Jaue Black, wife Of the said
Doctor James Black.) Mary Allan Jane Walsh and the
sa" Doctor James BHtk Tor William Drnn;s
VIE ~ John Dennston, also each entitled to orc c,;,,,
seventh part OF Tie said rcsduaIy csafr tctearr the
rolfi doth adindgC. order and decree, that the rrd ;s
John Alan and william Cali, executors Of the said La,
w" 80" testament pay equal seventh part thr said
Gu"Ty estate to the said ACues FcII another m the
SAL Jane johnston. another the said Elizabeth Mile,
another to tho said Dnctn Irrucs Black his Wifi
ID I'tW oi live said Jane, the said Mary Allan
ah0 w The sa" Doctor James Black trustee for the
s"'' nI"n Derne'o2. wifi O. tie said John Dcnns;or:
10 ascertain 'he Of which srual parts, the executors
'o WCccd in cudcr Of their -dminis'ra ,io,
a. u estate % the said william Gait deceased. before ~,
ana report The said account the aud as 10 the orc
'Fch past 81 ie said reiduary devised the ga id
"ic Walsh the said tho said William, Gait
order OF 'hc court ''''
Copy este, Ep. JEFFRTEG OK.
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Irish Linens. &c.

5-8 aud "A heavy Irish Lineps, of warranted bleach
"a 6 a Sheetiags, Sd 6 & 10! Diaper < Damask
Lung Lawns and Brown Holiands-fnr sale a rrduced
prices, by HALL. NELSON.
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FfRGI.NI 2:

At rules held in the clerks oce NJ the county corr, of
buckingham, on Monday, tile seventh day January,
1928:
Andrew Kart anH James Nnn,c, late merchants and
pa'tisrs, ua's undcr the finn ct iiarl Il Nimm,o, :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
against

Andrew Hart an'! James Eimmc, late merchants and
pd'tnsTs, iaI!.e undcr the finn Of iiarl X Nimmo
{hs.
against
An3:ew Stanton, Moses %vcruv, Wi.'isrn Paesou, =
N'''''n Gray ana Fergus Ferguson, ifs. J -
The defendants, William Gray and Fergus Ferguson
mol a'ns entered their appearance and given security
according Ia the act Of assembly and rules of this
court an" 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court
that they not inhabitants Of this IL ordered
that the said Cray md Ferguson do appear here on the
hTst day oi May term and tive bill of the
plaintiffs; ami tnst copy of this order forthwith in
serted III some wsparer published in the Rich
m"nd' i"r two months successfully, and posted az the
front door OF the court house of this county.
Copy. Tcstr,
EoLFE ELnRDGE, ir. y. e.
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Navy Yard, Gosrort, Va. ,
Feb. 20, 1893.
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Dec S-ts
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At superior court of chaucary, holden at ST;
Saturday, thc 4'h day OF August, 1897;
trINgru
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a FAIR CHANCE,

Tor Practical Flrmcr, a gsafitnca retiring tror
business, and wishag kca'iig country reSdenee gooa
SoCi'iH, ant a pir0saHt SS'BItt1q.
BY, sale or Ia Let, ANA p'Sscs., e,cn the ID nj
A. April ~ valuable FARM, pleasantly sitniai, in TIE
town o Wronhini. state 1T Massachusetts,, The Nocaa
ter Post Ruad, ahou. hal why between sion and Irv
dencckuown formerly as the Lewis Whiting Farm. SnH
Farm is well ap0riilacd with meadow, tilagc ptsimc
m',wing aud woul Llnd: whh extensive Old aud yu,in.
Orchards, of nearly every variety ut Apple Trees.
Tic pace is wu watered with living srin:, and nnnin.
wacr-aud has kept - head uf cattle tie year through
The Buildings nearly wei built, ol the lcH m1tc
rills, AMI wen finished in mode style II h:J two WclJ
III" very best water, of which il in the hrtS
The Buildings CONSIST Of an elrg1nt iva story house. at
30 hy 81 feet, with an u, kitchen wood hSc buIhlsg
of same length hWlse, end, laurig hall bu d
ing wo stories high, ~ a by ~ well finished ON the
other end o the house barn about 81 by =, ei, whi
L. or shed, both two stories high with eod cnrnhoI'c aid
other oui buildings.
Al of which arc now occnpicd ~ Tavern, called tie
TRAyELLER', HoHr-il being good Tavern stand stii-
ard Ut tile junction ut two rrds, aisat halt way between
Wuillhun and Franklin Meeting ilpiss.
There will c sold let, with the Farm, frMn 10 10 80
ncrcs of land ns xfny bc agreed on.
Fm parclu inicsnalon of the place, ple1se apply n
WILLIAM WHir.kER, Cn the premises, ~ to Mr. ilEpvr
WHtIIso, neu the sanr or 10 Cap'ain JAMS, FurEa.
Mc-s. ADAMS FosrER, or r. 4. Fosrsa.
Fm plicuars and ~nis, apply Ia tic subscriber, nj his
Sblre No 81, Broad street, West side. PWvrl'hcc.
January 10. SAMUEL WARNER.
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" eoatauns this institution and brought back tho question
y ito proper limits While necessary TO have eade /,
seeesay e adapt every means 10 excite them to emulation
The discipline the Institution looked this point and I'M,
exeitemet was produced by the Board OF Visions and n, ben
e6s diHused through them. be Necessary, that hi,
Board be appointed not important that the members OF ii
should be from dhient paIt' o the union lie con-
sdeed the correct course lo take the members from the
remote sections vi the L mon.
Mr. Hayaes interrupted the gentleman om Rhode Island
6y asking, what is the ques
The Charnan stated the question.
Mr. Hsyne' then submitted whether the gentleman
order.
The Chairman decided in the ffImaive.
Mr. Psarce thanked the gentleman for an Interruption who
gave hun time to breathe. lie then stated ihe practice OF i
Board of Visitors referred the selecting
menoer from different part, Of the unlon aud made
servatons On the mode oi reuneag Visors for
travelling eXpencss. While at the Academy they
expense lie considered the largest bens
Tor these enPences. lie stated t the duties the Board
various and complicated every member appointed his
duties The yenllcuan from Oi,o need he
subject Of the whiting oil the report The report when
the gentleman from Tennessee and the gentleman South
Carolina, the Prededs, not prepared by either OF
those gentleman
Mr. Burges made short speech goin, principally to repe
the charge that poor STUDENT excluded. lie stated
erAl Instances 10 the and argued hew
the children rich paid as the others
deg adng line o d,siciion wouid De introduced
injurious TO the poor student, than other feature
lie thought ie ling eipences the Vi,-
iors ought be pado,Lerwi,e, The innalanis of daut
Sses would moi be put the footing with those
vicinity o the neutrality-suspicious. could 90 with pe,eot
aud comfort from KhodeislanI West Polni, 50.
but what would be the expense gentlemen attending nom
New Orleans, II the visitation should be abolished finest
stimulus would be abolished that applied youthful
ambition.
The cry for the question loud from every part c the
House, when after word, from III Baeb tbs question
then iakea filing the blank with 5000 proposed by
Mr. Pearce and decided in the negative Ayes As oes i05.
The question was next taken, hins the blank with $500
a. aDyeJ by Mr. McDaDe, and decided in the affirmative,
Ayes ~, Noes not counted.
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Schooner James Otis. WatmaD, from Plymouth
N with corn to G. S. Rathbone.
Schooner Herald, Hall, IRON Philadelphia, with
sugar, whiskey, &c. to Seth Adams, Jr. Joseph
Adams, Il. Lrthrop, and others.
Schooner Susan and Phebe, Case, from George.
town, ) T. with lumber to T.. G. Mowry.
Schooner Hero, Chatter, from Philadelphia, with
coal TO Asa Pike
Schooner Maria, Seabury, from Baltimore, with
corn, to Daniel Arnold.
Sloop Empress, Thayer, from New York. with
merchandise, to Cooke & Brown, Dyers & Manton,
I. Trusdel, and others.
Sloop Hiram, Edrdge, from Sag Harbour.
sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Sea Flower, Presbrey, from Tuunton.
Sloop Sarah, IIgraham, from Warren.
Sloop Narraganse;t, Williams, from Taunton.
FRIDAY FEB. %.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from Wexford.
Slosp AreopauI, Borden, from Troy.
BELOW--A schooner.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
ANNIV Ed,
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 90.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20.
Brig George. Chace, I3 days from Havana, with
molasscs, to J. X. Potter. Left. ship Charlotte,
Church, Of Bristol unc; Jane, Child Of Warren, for
Thursday, Feb. FL.
Brig Charles & Ellen, Norris, IL days from la.
vana, with sugar, coffee and molasses, to David Ca.
dy, &. Barker and S. Brownell. Left ship Chas.
Henry, Of Boston, Tor Matanzas, to load for Bremen,
few DAYS; briss Washington, Robinson, for Portland
nc Mllos Standish, Talbot, ofthls port, for Charles.
ton, 8 ds; Mary Ann, Kerr, Of Phadcphia, for N
Orleans, 9Th; Charles Faweett, Greene, of Warren,
une; Phebe, Coffin, Of Cas;ine, do; Leontne,
Hatch, Of Bristol, disc; Ory,hia, N Orleans llth;
Mary, Morrill,, Portland. lst March; Entcrpr1e,
Brown Of this port, waiting cargo; Burdstt, Camp
bell New York, do; Margaret, of Castinc, just arr;
Atlitte, Colburn, unc; schr Boston, Boil for Boston,
10Th Feb; brigs Neptune Howe, cfand for Bristol
18th; Courier. beers. of Fairfield, tor New Orleans
18th, Criterion, Burnhan,, Portsmouth, unc; Al
bion. Weinberg. Portland, unc; ship Seine, from
Trapanni, just arr; brig Favoritc, from Portland, do
Ths U saip Erie renamed in port.
Brig Fame, Bigley, IL days from Havana. with
n,olassss, to VIM Richmond, 2d y Co. Lch, in
addition To tho o reported by The Charles aud Ellen
brigs Asonora. Jones, for this port. 9Th; Marcia,
Msybury, Cor do uac; schr Planter, Gla'diug, for
do loading; ship Charlotte, Church, of and for Bris.
to,, Inh; brigs Shibb,leth, Congdon, Of this port,
disc; Arm, Cady, DO; Robert Cochrane, Perry, do;
sehr President, Denise, hence, just arr; Harriet,
Howland, Of this port, unc; br'gs America, hanna,
Of Bristol, for NJ tanzas, 18th Feb; ships Roger
Williams, Mssher, Of do waiting cargo; Tea Plant,
Boyd, Of Newport, do.
nr,e William, Atwood, g DAYS from Savannah.
18th co,,oo, to Stephcn Waterman, ard others
snoke, of SaAtuckei, brig Jasper, from Savannah,
for Boston.
Schooner Venus, Sydlcman, from Charleston, via
New York, with cation, peanuts, moasses, t"bacco,
r;se. &c. to J. Manton, X. q. Hazard y Go. B
@. Dyer 4 Co. J. Chapin 4 Co. Dyers Msnton,
sad b. Csdy.