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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL is, 1929.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Caroline -Congress--Roane 237. House of Dc
legates-Buckner~ Ell, Samucl+ lS6--Parker Id
Pendleton l02.
James CIty.--Congress--R chsrd Coke, ir. lie
Burwel Bassett 80. House ofDelegates-Dr. Rob
p. Richardson ii3, Roscow Colo i07--Richardso,
Henley 81.
War,cfef--- Congress--Coke SO, Bassett oi...
House ofDclcgates Christopher Curtis~ Cd, Hum
phrey HarwoodF Sd Miles Cary o, VIM Presson n
VIM. Garrow 8.
.Nc,o Kent.--Houso of Delegates-R ebert Chris
tian and -- Hills Mr.. Hill we understand ben J
Nh. Crump, the unsuccessful candidate, about s]
votes.
/. .Ne~ 1tssttrs
IL We understand thc Theatre will be opened for a
short season. Ill few days, under the joint manare
nicnt OF Messrs. Flynn ~ Willis, who have taken ID
OF Mr. Richardson for portion of his remainin \
time MIR. Flynn is the gentleman who appeared
some months since in New York, in the characters of
R9rer, Tangent Three Singles, Betcour, and soy,.1
raj other characters with distinguished success Hc
has since played at the Northern cities with con,in
ued appreciation. Mr.. Willis is celebrated as a lea
der and composer and among other excellencies Il
remarkable Tor his genteniany and accommodation,
department towards his audience, md a peneral III
position to give satisfaction The Company of Nesprr
T. q w. is we'll appointed, and will be aided bv the
astonishing talent of the celebrated Herr Cline the
unrlvaed performer the elustic cord md ,lsn
by mr.. Francis, of the first performers on the
harp in Europe. The Theatre will be irr,mediate,
prepared for their reception, and the CORPS drama
tque expected in a few days The Northern name
speak III high terms or The expected attractions
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

Among the personal anecdotes which we see in the london
papers concerning the prominent individuals who in The Ca,o
re S nave suddenly changed their opinion find said
wi udl "hen inc address from the throne, recommend
ns TO Parliament the consideration Of lc laws dsoalfvinp
aocs' vas hnaly agreed upon at Windsor Home Sc,
e'dy coun not though in the presence tho King refn
from munurng the difficulties of the naTt e o,J bs
the King is sad, with equal kecncss and
wal 10 have Observed "Oh your part is not near en- i M
mime, TOR you can resign you know, which cannot Tbs
Significant speech adds the London Sphnx conpceIv sicn
ccd the Joseph Surface Of th Cabinet" ~ ~
Another royal pleasantly, this subject is stated in the @
lowing paragraph: ~
ii'S hje'tyS Drra-1he King, it is snd occasionally
makes remarks the violence of the If he
Catholic bill He is reported have SAID to the Duke OF WI
suppose, Arhnr they intend TO send you the ID
and me to Hanover but what do there when The DL
among them" e'' Wy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

The magnificent mansion, which has been discov-
cred at Hercu!aneum Is ornamonted with many pic
lures from psychological subjects Some PAINTINGS
OF superior merit have been recently found in bouSr
at PomPeii. Among them the most remarkable ere
on the following SUBJECTS Mcdea meditatipp the
da The Sons and Daughters of Niobe aseailed bv
the arrows OF Apollo and Diana: pictures repr
scniing Bucchantcs ofincomparablc beauty: one Of
Achilles drawing his sword against Agamennon and
restrained by Dlnerva. There are a number Of other
beautiful compositions all of which are ILLUSTRATIVE,
oil scenes described by the Grecian dramatists and
poets Among other articles found in the mansion
with The pictures was an elegantly ornamontod cas-
ncy and six of silver
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
.Atieniion, FSrenen and Citizens!
To THE EDIToRs OF THE Vino.

Gentlemen: Permit me, through you, to call the al,
tention of the Firemen of the city, and the Cit
liens generally to the recent disasters by fire. in tn,
cities OF New York and Augusta Let il be warning
to u.s. Who can say how long will be, ere we shall
be visited with like calamity? Let me then cntreai
the Firenen to be prepared for active and effective
service Let me entrcat the citizens (who do not
them. Let the active man attach himself 70
seine one Of the fire companies--let those wb;nse
age and health will not permit them TO ;oi,
lend their support and influence. Let no man,
say, 81 can do but little" Let all come and lend
helping hand for preparation and effectua service
If required. call on thom to be prepared in th,.
name OF MANY FIREMEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

In the British House Of Commons, during the dis
cussion the Navy estimates the eth of Pebru-
ary Mr. A. Barring objected to any considerable re-
ducton of the efficient naval force Of the country of
was in van,' he said "to refer to 1903, since which
time totally new naval power had ariscn-the Uni
ted States OF America-than which none required TO
be more sedulousiy observed und watched"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

The National Gazette says-It is reported and be-
eved that Mr.. Rush is about be engaged as apcn.
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, to pro-
coed to England and make arrangements to borrow
money for It's use.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

- 'UH PRINTING Oxeeated Al the WhIg oficc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

Caroline. -Congress--Roane 287. Houso Of ID,
legates-Buckne 2l7, Samucl+ 1s6--Parker Id
Pen6leton l02.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

PS. Since writing the above. perceive that
nave not sufficiently defined the limits to which
would extend the right of suffrage and will upop that
point say, that II ought to be extended 10 all free
white men, above the 0ge Of twenty.one, who by
paying taxes, working roads. &c. participate in the
burdens OF govcrnmcnt and who also have residence
Tor one or two years. Such, in my opinion is the evil
dencc Of permanent interest in and attachment to the
community intended by the declaration in our bill of
rights. / would further remark, that should be I'M
willing toaccept n constitution which did not at east
contain within II provision for the removal Of the
Judges or justices by majority OF the entire lcps-
iature for causes not amounting TO impeachment; hot
tbs IS in their Tenure Of office should be for life
also think the executive council should be abolish
ed and that the attorney general or some officer nc
ting ~ secretary Of state, should constitute bis only
council IL also indispensable that the legislature
should be lessencd rs 90 number ono half Of the pre-
s'nt number ~ M opinion being sufficient.
WI CASTI. ENNN Jr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08
PoETMY.
Ersru The Philadelphia Recorder
THE PILGRIMS HOME.

midi sceaSs Of affection, With ssrrov opprest,
How eften ~ u .h'd ter the season OF tes'i
Whea us alore through this wilderness world
ssa room,
but Il in he bosom OF Jesus a heme-
Home, sweet home;
Dt Gad ia The bosom OF Jesus bore-
No sr az on this earth can give permanent bliss
No i.0ale tor the stranger, and pilgrim, Is this
Ru, oss oad the brigh, azure star spAngled
a1me;
IN the bososn Of Jesus, we there End = home.
itome, sweet herne,
In the bosom of Jesus, we there iihd home
This hope cheers the prospect, snee gloomy
and dresr,
And poiuts TO the heaven OF rest that is near;
There. there, Ger sweet fields OF delight We
sliail roam.
And ii.d ia the bosom Of Jesus home.
iiome, sweet home;
And find in the bosom Of Jesus home.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08
TRUST sALEoFLAyn

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust s.eeu,.s
- David Rees and John Branasrd - y
subscriber, Trustee for The beDefi, Of ,bs s.1s
Of the Valley in Virginia, viii Be ss.d n 49,
tic auction to The highes,, bidder, Tar reaasr
ney, at the Court House OF Berkeley ca,,H,s'
on me 12fh day Of October ners, being cour, 4
Tract OF Land situate in the county Of Bs,si
ley, on the north side of Back Creek. ad@s
ing the lands Of John Yates. formerly Rob.
DuniIp, Nathan Ross and Lew Bssnnon. ros
tanning 2o9 acres, be the same more or H..
The purchaser may have the privilege Of mn,
ting an accommodation Note in the Bsnk ON.
Valley 10 Virginia. instead of paying cash. .,
cept as to the expenses of the safe and adv.
Using. The title is believed To be in6uba,.
be. The subscriber will convey the said Land
as Trustee.
JAMES HODGE, Trustee.
September "a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08
THE GRAVE.

Translated by Lord Cover from the German 0
Sails.
The gcave all stiH and darkling lies
Beneath IT'S hsllow'd ground,
And dark tho mists 10 human eyes
inh hoat its precincts refund.
NJ md'ic Of the grove invsdss
rh' dark and dresry way;
Aod ias' he vetive fow'ret fades
Upon is heaving clay.
An vain the tear in beauty, eye
1hr orpsan's groan i, vain;
No sound of clsm'rous agony
Shal! pierce its gloomy reigH.
YET that oblivion oftbe tomb
Shall sufFring msn desire,
Aud through the shsdowy gate Of gloom
The weary wretch retire.
The bark W cessel-ss storms Oppressed
Runs msdly to the shore,
And thus the grief worn heart shall rest
There where il beats no more.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08
New Book & Stationary Store.
JOSEPH JIWE-T,

7 ATE Of the firm Of CUsHise & JswETr,
IL having taken the store formerly occupied
Nv shaw, Tiffany < Co. No. 22e, Market street,
Baltimore, has on hand an extensive assortment
of Classical, .Nedicai and School BOOKS, OF
every de scripton.--Alss, Family, Pocket aud
School BIBLES, In great variety Of bindings,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08
aegimental Orders.


fESHE first Battalion OF the 9Th Regt
ID '. NJ. will muster on Saturday the 31sf
o. October at the Cross Roads, iIoaks Run, the
second Battalion will muster at Darkesvilc en-
Saturday the 7th of November, the Battalion
ccart for the first Battalion viii be held on the
llth OF November at the house Of Abraham
Hailatt, fnd the Battalion court fer the second
Battalion viii be held on the 23d Of November
at the house of Robert Boak in The town OF
Darkessili, There will be llegimental court
tor tic 67Ih Regt. held at the house of VIM,
Kroesen in the town of Martinsburg ON the
30,h of November.
Lieut.. Col. Myers will command the FIRST
Battalion, Maj. NJ. J. Clark will command the
sccond, and Capt. w. Morgan will take the
command Of the Gerragdsiown company, they
will be respected and obeyed accordingly.
The Troop of Horse commanded by Capt.
Fandoren will muster with the first Bait aon,
the Light Infantry commanded hy Cspt. Kei.
Ter viii muster with the second Bat,aion.
WIN. GREGORY,
Col 81 Regt V. NJ.
September 4h
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LExrNGros, (Ky.> Sent. %

LEXINGTON, (Ky.2 Sept. %
Craps Of corn in this state is uneom.
monty fine. Mr.. Montmolin has sent
us stalk from his field in this neigbor-
hood, IS feet in length, bearing two
good ears; also a single ear from
another stalk, containing more than
100 grains. Some fields will yield rs
bushels to tho acre. All that have been
well worked will produce SO bushels
and upwards.
The crop Of Hemp is not uniformly
good. and very little of it first rate;
though from the quantity sowD, it may
be considered good average
Reporter.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

nfu. that I cast ny eye upon the &
sufe--and the same with every other
person. When we recovered cor pre-
sence of mind, Lorenzo struggled ~
the sgenics Of death; Msnk and Apps
ri,ion had both disappeared.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

VIRCLNL.i-Berke'ey county 10 court, nit:
AUGUST Term, 1929.
John S, Csno..and Mary his wiie0
late Mary tieuzog PFtf.
AGAINST.
Elizabeth Her'zog, widow Of
William Hertzog dee'd.EEish
Hettzog. Thomas Middleton
& Sarah his wife, late Sarah > In Chancern
iIertzog, Enoch Herzog,
John Herlzog, William Hert
cog, Elizabeth HerIzog. Anne
Herizog, and Joseph Hert
cog heirs OF William Hertzog
decd, Def'ts
The defendants. Thomas Middleton e. Sarah
his wife and William Her'zog, not having en-.
tered their appearance, and given securiiy &C
cording to tie act of assembly ard the rules o.
This court. and il appearing jothe satisfaction
of the court that the de fendsn,s, Thomas
Middleton & Sarah his wife and William Herr
zog. are not inhabitants Of this commonwe alth,
II /. ordered. that they do appear here on the
I'd Monday in October uext, & answer the bill
of The complainant, and that a copy ofthis order
be published in the Mariinsbufe Gazette for
two months successfully, and poaled a. The doc
of the Court House Of this county.
4 copy TCste.
JOHN STR0THER, C. re,
August SQ.-2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

TRUST SALE OF LAND ~ &C.,.
Deed Of Trust e xecufed nv David lie,
sell and Wife 10 The aud ersigned trustees 4,
ted FEBRUARY S h, 1925, and duly recorded !. ;, :
Office of the County Court of Frederiek :, ~ .us
cure The paymegt of certain sum Of o W. se'
therein mea.ioned will be sold for cash a :,
house where the sad Hensell residcs = we
i0h day 81 Octoaer Mart, six acres one roos u's
twenty poles OF Land, he residue of I. alu
tract. The other rar' having been sold u,daIs
Mortgage; the Land IS OF a good oualitv 80
joins the land OF David Rees and others ~. , ;,a
is believed to be good, but the truss res " n H 'e
convey such title as is vested in Them '5
WILLIAM MAsLIN.
E8ENEzE2 coz.
September ~
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Injuries may be a,oned for and for.
given; but insults admit of no compen
sa.ion. They Degrade the mind in its
own esteem, and force it terecovtE its
level by revenge. -Juni,4s.
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4 great blast was effected, fe w days
siace, on III. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
z ad. A large rock was bored and
yctarged with three kegs of powder
Inc blast removed about I5e tons of
g'ek, aud threw a mass of about four
low entirely across the Patapsco, eGrec
ting soma weeks work 10 few hours,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-08

DUBLlC SALE Will be sold, by public
auction, at the residence OF the subscriber,
on opeckon Creek, on Saturday, the Gath Oct.
next, tue following personal property, belong.
,ngte the late William Gorrell, jr. 10 wit: One
Coll. one Feather Bed. Bedstesd and Bedding,
one "a hour Clock aud case, Bureau, Saddle
and birdie, together with some other articles,
not necessary 10 mention. Six months credit
VIII be given Tue Purchaser, upon giving bond
with approved security
WILLIAM GoRRELL, sen. admir-.
Sept. II.
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Globes, Surveyors Compssses, Mathematical
Instruments, and an extensive assortment of
STATIONERY.
or. J. being determined TO sell as low as
any house, either IN thls city. Philsdel-
phia or New.York, would respectfully invite
Country Merchants and Others, VITO purchase
to sell sgsin, as we'll as the heads Of Colleges.
Academies and Schools, and the proprietors of
public. social and private Libraries, to call and
examine for themselves.
Baltimore, Sept 24-6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07
FRUIT TREES.

JEHrico County NursGJw.
4 HAVE for sale, ut my Nursery, good collection
j. Of Grated aud Blddcd Fruit Free cor-rgti,r OF
Apple, Pear, Peach. Pl"m Cherry, Apricot Ncca-
rne, Almond, &c. Of the choicest kinds, having
made 1t my business to select only those that have
been found to succeed best in this c|patc: Catalogues
may be had gratis, at the store of II. Drew and at
the Book Store of Peter Cotton, where any orders
that may he left, will be punctually attended to.
JOSEPH SINTOE.
L.I1 p, o.. % i5y9--uGP
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

there no portion OF Europe herself CONNIE.
tent to support such government Is W have
The principle OF freedom always aulon- the Ameri
can people, and they always ready exhibit power
ad independence when the Crown tho power
OF negative when the revolution commenced their, was an
UNION ot all the American people against tie power of the
crown All combined, and that crushed Power
then went 10 the body of the people They enlightened
intelligent, they had been slaves; the contrary they
md in this Stacto escape from oppessic and in search of
liberty Thus the principle of freedom in the Colonial
State nd was cherished and s're yheucd the moment
when independence established
IL there be portion of the earthhe did look To Asia
Africa, and he regarded the governments of Eons viii,
scarcely more of exectaion there any region TO which
the world IAN look for the rcretuaton government
IS heres and Inc regarded the citizens rsiis as fully
competent for the rrecss al that government which is the
basis OF fsee government people existence slnye
population exists in Ills State Whether shall get rid Of
among as is at present que people To de
Gide Tor themselves aud which other States
The tn'on must moi interfere popu:aiion should
ever be enlancPGted they usi be distributed the
Whole OF the United Staes 50 TO the possibility
any :rscievons result and every apnchenson of
dancer Bi u should he the of State and of lin,
south that the slaves he held forever has nassc m
TINS Convention, VIII induce the other Sa;e of the Unn 10
support US on that ground he would uc.,
holding States against the slave hdng States separation
take place when will The republican eypcmrp, c,Is s
soo as we marshall the slave holding asar, the non slave
holding States The moment such separation place the
rum OF oar own State will be the from the
ute!ua dcoIds which ii will lie the policy the Northern
States 10 intsc into population, Councils Such
were the views which he had iRIen Of subject ard which
he had embraced this occasion explain
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

ENTANTED.-'The subscriber wishes purchase two or
w three thorough bred MARES Of fine size, eight nine or
ten years old Of known speed and bottom The object Of The
purchaser breed from Them; therefore, fu description
each by each Mare whether lost will I've desi-
rable well as the lowest price that will he taken cash.
Any person having stock r sale, viii please address the
subscriber (pos pajdS Carestovn Jefferson county Va.
64i 3i1ims JoaN I. s!ApIo,'$
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BOARDING-H0US
,NSyc,H. Tyrro;n;o

.!Fo3I43a', Tli@tNia
MgR RS. BENZ. w. MOSS Oate of Richmond,
EF2 Informs her friands and ihe public generally;
that she hds taken the large airy brick tenement two
doors west OF the Exchange iQaiI-stfeet Norf0k
as boarding house and house OF entertainments
where she rs prepared 10 ucconmodate travellers and
others, in the best DJanper. 80
have to request my friends acquaintance ana
travellers genesdy to give the above establishments
chil. oct 20----M4t d 81 c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

FafHE Subscriber has concluded 70 remain
-~H in this City, and has removed his Stock to a
store he formerly occupied, next door above Balls
Central Hotel and few doors above tho Eagle llo-
tel on the opposite side Of the street where he Sill
hopcs TO merit liberal share Of patronage Ills
friends and the public have had six years proof of his
ability as workman, and he promises Sill TO do big
best to give satisfaction.
lie has on hand 6ull assortment Of English and
American S.4DDLERY some common and some
of the very best quality and almost every article st
able1for saddle horses, gig carriage or Wagon
Nj orders from the couL.ry will he promptly atrri-
dcd to- Repairs neatly executed.
sept 29-eots DAVID JACKSON
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DINNER gEq4Y,.

YE7HE Subscribers have received and oT.eneI an
NJ elessant'assortneRt Of Dining Services Of vari-
Gus qualities sizes and patterns, at prices from 30 70
100 Dollars. Some of tie Platforms as follows VIZ:
Splendid stone Chinn, India Temple pattern, with
gold n.ountings and ustrcst edges
Stone ChnH, sane pattern. tIin
Views Of Asatic Palaces, light aill ether lltnrs
with white embossed edges
fenoranic Vows OF English scenery, ancient bui!a-
ings, ruins, &C. dark blue, white edges
Chinese patterns, same size aad qualify
Pale blue, views of English cities
few Canton China sets, and one se,t Sntni- CHI
ia. of fancy Drawn border and purple tower
white ground and edge
CHARLES HOLT, J-s. G. co.
oct g8-oc6t 6tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-07

ATOTICE.-In pursuance Of the fundamental rules and
regulations of tine Richmond Taucastcrian School, notice
is hereby even that the Annual Meeting Of the subscribers
thereto directed &c held the School rouse Saturday.
9Th day of November, the hoGr Of eleven O'Clock ~
nov 2-eo3t J. s. MYERS, Secretary.
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g6. ARgNE EyHWS.
PORT or RICTIVOWD.
ARRIVED

hrlg Epterprize, I.ayfed, from Boston, with sun
dries, to Lnckc q Szer, Otis, Dunlop 81 Co Daven
por', Allen u Go. Thomas \. Rust, Hubbard &, Gard
her, w. " }; =. Crane, King q Richardson.
Hchr' w astngton, Eldridge, from Norfolk, will
Onions Cheese, &c. to master
Schr. Gibraltar, James, from Old Point
Schr. Atlas Powers, from New York. with sun
dries, TO Davenport, Allen Il Co, Jacob Sinton. las
Wallace Charles Beck, and Smith 4 Gordon.
Schr Cicero, -, from Old Point
Schr Valiant, Tomln, from Philadplplia ballast
Sthr. Alligator, Hines. frorn Norfolk ballast
Steamboat Virginia, ferguson, from Baltimore
and Norfolk, with passengers. Faffsd i, IInmntoo
Roads, two ships and oncbrig: of Newport's Neusc
light hcrmophrodte brig bound down. off Euyarell,
S I1 40 deeply loaded, bound up off Mulberry
Island large Northern schr. bound up off Deep
Water Shoals, Brigontinc, bound down; off HOG
fiaDa snip bound up; also, sclr Charlotte Ban.
cor; OH Fort P"wha'an, schr Richard. and sloop
Jolly Bet, bound up off Rucilcr's Point ship Arnold,
W Giles, bound down; also, schr Orator, bound IN
Passed, ship Wm. Browne, waiting to get over the
Dar. Eelow City Point, brig and ship bound
down. OFT Turkey Island, brig Lound down or
lures Neck, scbr. Pelican, bound up; in Pull and
Sedam, brig bound down, and one topsail schr
bound up.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, from WASHINGTON
ana Alexandria, via Norfolk with passengers and
freight.
NORFOLK, Nov. 5.--Arrycd, schr. Aurora.
Hooper, trorp Bnltimorc scbr Tennessee, Green,
from Richmond.
At Seawolls Point--brg Mark, An,sbury Boston.
- uays 10 TIC Capcs bound tc Richmond. On
TUESDAY last, while lying on the Shoe, in hoayins
up the anchor Tue windass was upset by which cir
cuinstancc, lost anchor and cubic
Aiso-Schrs. Charlotte, Carver, and Eunce g.
wealthy, Pendletun, from Baltimore hound to Rich
iDond.
;, In Hampton Roads-Ships Georgia, Smith, for
iiavre, and Arab, Ball, for Liverpool from up James
River.
The BRIG lIoratio, from Richmond, hound to South
america, Went to sea this morning, and Sch. AR
mldA, l-arman from do. for Boston, last evening.
SAILED,
Schr. Dandy, Cole, for Savannah and FLORIDA.
fschf Planter Iiaiwd'n, for New-york, Flour, Sc.
Schr RESOLUTION, SteclDlan for S,,uoer;ics co H.
rH'LADELEiiiA, Nov. A.Arrd, schrs Richmond Hand
cmon, dsi Aann Crowcp. 90 do; sloop txccl, Bow en-
p, New YORK. Key. aAoiYeH, sni,g Exi Hpwel, fpn
Schr EnterpriZe, Yong, from do
Schr Alice 81 Mary, Sanders Z DAYS irnm do
Schr Effort, Pryor, 5 DAYS from do
Sonp independence, Osborn, FROM do