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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24
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XTIRGINIA At rules holden in ie clerks office Of Essex
county ON the Sd day of November 1923: Elizabeth
Ludlow, William Gauctt, guardian Mary Elizabeth, and
Richard John Ludlow plaintiffs aeas, Mary Elizabeth and
card John Ludlow infants Of Richard Ludlow, decS James
fants, and Richard Ludlow, dcfendants-IN CHANcfHY
The defendant Richard Ludlow, having entered his an
Pearance and given security according to the act OF assembly
and the rules o this court appearing by satisfactory evil
ucncc that he not nhabaut OF this State; therefore on
the motion OF tie plalts. is ordered that the said defendant
Richard Ludlow do appear before the Justices of the county
court OF Essex, the third Monday in January next and an
swer their bill and that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
IN newspaper of extensive circulation, published
ConnonHeat for twomonths successfully, Sd that another
copy tie posted at the front door the
a copy Tesie, ZACH. U. CRIT"TENDEN, ID. c.
WIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

INDIGO, in ceroons
Cotton yarns, No. to IL, first quality
HaxalFs and northern nails and br ads. all sizes
Gunpowder, coarse and fine
Shot, assorted, candles, assorted
Country and Hollands gin, cognac brandy
Winter pressed lamp ol
Prime st. Croix sugar
Antigua and Jamaica rum, fine qualities
Imperial and gunpowder teas
Wrapping and writing paper
Window glass, tanners oil
Pepper, ginger, snuff, lime
ALSO,
Domestic cotton goods, &c. &c. fof sale bv
r. cost DAVENPORT ALLEN %, r.
8 n n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

Gronde and and Garonne ia France as de- n LAT
proposes to the friends the cultivation the RAPE
MIR A. L. will engage furnish Subscribers with their Crane
Vine Roots before first Of Inrch and forward them free
oil expense, &c the different cities where subscription lists shall
have been opened The Roots will years old and will
produce considerable fruit the year from time their
boxes, with oi tc original sod in which they have
raised winch VIII greatly facilitate the thriving of the Roots
Orders win be prcualy to- the Subscribers ir,
S e quantities and species of the Grape Vine Roots they
M. 10 nave They WI engage to pay for 1000 Roots
al Tue rate o l2a cents for each Root for less than 1000
rate OF 10 cents and p peg Root for less than Roots
oh ro ydrs DID, shall he paid for at the rate OF cents EACH
Tor 1000 or more; 13t cFn for less than 1000 and 10
less than 50 Roots
Payment 10 he made delivery Of the Roots Letters not
received, unless postpaid.
o. Subscription lists arc oponed-at .Ntio York. with Al.
Phalse Louba! 50 Walseei; Bos,o" T. Copeland, jun.
WIKI HIM. Niih2el PhadeeliD Van Amnse BJ3aor
JNo o. LAY Sdraapn6 Hal, Shapter q Upper;
yN@eo''ea"s Foster & iiutton Charleston, T. T. Street
Mr. \. Lo yS Took on the Culture Of the Crane Vine and
ON the Making Of Vine, may be found the principal Booi
sellers OF the United States; and his Agents will furnish them
Catalogue Of Grape yiae Roo that Mr. LoCOAr proposes to
The following species are selected as the best the choice Of
which is left 90 Subscribers
Table Grapes, or to patu,g Street Wi,e--wmurI, Ali.
cantc; Bobu Eyes with big clusters or u. de Tour
9, Do Melting Tor Ioadraf) T. Sweet Gulant s. Ausca g.
Do Frontgnan Mucadelc, from thoTvcr Lot g. Malvosic,
Large Muscai H. Nuyoisc; 10, Rcd Foot Pied Rouge) 6
Black ilenlJouE u, Cons,anta.
For WiacWnrE-l8, Auverp,ar1o Blanquc'lcci 20 nou-
cincc -, Plant dc Dame p Ovciic - Douccc o. Plant
DC RENE; -, rginI 26 Morlon H. Radcrc 49, Bourse-
las 30 card"n ~, Chalossc 81 Pause-RrD32, Cart 81,
~ lrin'anieT 49, Ieuuer 40, Bomggnon d. Botciaui
u, Suisse 13, St Antoine.
bcduil 49, DO C~den g. Do Cracking; ~, Do Musk As,
Mnsca legHr 80 Do Small Berries; So Do (nnr Jcns-
,cn1 81, Do 'om JuraD 81 SauvignonRFp5 Chasoasi
81 Mr;cat bose - Mnscat Grey; IS, Damas Violet So Da
mas ofPoquei; 30, Early Magdecu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24
FRESH GOODS.
Circulating Library.

OlfCuIaung Library. -
III. NASHS Circulating Library has bcon in
- operation for 10 months, aud IL gives hin. plea
TO state that in opposition to the opinion OF seve
raj persons who have tried IT, that il has met las most
sangune expectations -
He has continued 90 increase the number of vo.
lumes by adding all tho publications as they are
issued from the press, together with number OF old
valuable standard works.
few more persons can be received as subscribers.
when the number will be limited. fob %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

The stage will alternately from the Sweet Springs,
by way Of the w. Sulphur To- tho Salt Sulphur aud back;
and by the Mill Cap and Union
Each passenger viii he allowed take R0bs Of bag
gage free Of charge, but all that, will DO charged for
az the Of per H. per 100 miles. Those who
first register their the places where the stops
shall have the preference.
There will be good aud careful drivers, and The be
horses IN Virginia. J. T. CALDWELL.
Sth mouth, gath. 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24
CONTENTION. DC.
NEW BOOKS

l Avs of the United States Resolutions of Co,-
gress under the confederation treaties, pro-,
lamations, Spanish regulations, and otter docn-
ments, respecting the public lands, compiled and
published by order of Congress.
Tabular statistical Views of the population. com
merce, navigation, public lands, post Office estah.
Iishment, revenue mint, military and naval egtab
lishments, expenditures, and public debt of the Uni
ted States, by Geo. Watterston and Nicholas Biddle
Van Zandt.
Letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury trans
uniting the information required by resolution of
the House OF Representatives, Of May H. 1925, in
relation TO the growth and manufacture OF silk adap
ted to the different parts oftle Union.
Letter from James Mease, transmitting treatise
on the rearing of silk worms by MIR. De Hazzi of
Munich, with Plates, &c.
Reports of cases argued and adiudged in the Sn-
prcme Court OF the United States, January term.
1923, by Richard Peters, vol. ].
Constitution of the United States of America. the
rules OF the Senate, and of the House of Repre-
sentatives; with Jefferson's Manual. Printed by or
der OF the Senate of the u. States.
The National Calendar, vol. 6. and many other
valuable publications, received by J. II. NASH.
IN Hhds Baltimore whiskey of excellent quality.
receiving this morning and for sale by
feb 10 ID. T1MBERLAKE.
PAoSRlCTB9
For publishing by Subscription The 70aan of Poris
north. TiT,pinir m .NcgrSD1Dcr IN naJ;tjs5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24
SPRING'.S STHGE.

FESHS Stage will hereafter each week 10 and
u from Flucks where II with tho line from
Lynchburg Nashville, sc. aud 1cwishutg where IL will
connect with PorteIs line Of coaches which runs to the
Ohio river.
FARE. For each person there win be charged Tor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
4 o1N II. BLAMIRE grateful for past favours,
now Oilers for sale, at his Drug and Apothecai Y
store directly opposite the door of the Earle Hotel
ms regular supply of fresh Garden Seeds which hc Of
fers lower than usual and which he confidently recon-
mends to his friends customers and the public among
them--whlch are too numerous TO mention-viz:
Superior early Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf macrowfat
White kidney or bunch snap beans
inc early york cabbage
do do CaulihoWer
do DO Battersa
do do Purple cape broccoli
Green curled and green globe savoy,
and all oiaer kinds
White and red solid celery
Imperial ice coss and brown Dutch lettuce
Sceflet shit top and white turnip radshes
Early golden Sioux corn, lrpeu in % davsl
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
SalSafa or oyster plant
NastuTtium
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

LUCERN OR FRENCH CLOVER
j. Fl. BLAMlRE has received supply of the
above article which he recommends to the at
tention of the agrcultursts; it is Did in its rowtb
and resists the drough, and is an excellent food for
sheep and cattle ofevery kind. To be had directly
opposite the Eagle; sign ofthe mortar.
feb %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

IHNHE Subscriber intending to close his business
II as soon as possible, will sell his stock of DRY
GOODS at the most redHced prices. He invites his
friends and the public generally to eau and Judge
for themselves. Il. REFINE
mar 3-2aw2t Next door to Jude & Mieures,
Shockoe Hill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

IN Hhds Baltimore whiskey of excellent qualit
receiving this morning and for sale by
feb IL d. T1NHERI AXE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24

u The REFUBLIcAN will be Handsomely rsin,ea on
SuPerroya ssm-weckiy (ruesdays aud FfidaysO a. "a
yer annnnl, payable boz advanrr. = ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-24
SUBSCRIPTION
AgR. ALPIrONSE LOUBAT Ina.

iva wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on LoNc-lsLANn, where he now has,
in fun cultivation, IHiriy,fre .Acrcs ~
Ground, containing 52,oG0 Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
of beng enabled 10 prociWe the best species
of Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, in The Districts Of Bor-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03

lu'cnt iIe public taste, wnien nugu Very ptoDaoy
fail. and therefore there risk Of discontinue
For tins purpose, considerable precautions were used
To preserve secrecy My old friend and school fell
low Mr.. James Ballantyne, who printed these
els had the exclusive task of corresponding with the
professional talents, but also of his critical abilities
The original manuscript, 1t is technically called,
copy was transcribed under Mr.. Dalaniyne's eye by
confidential persons; was there instance OF
treachcry during the many years in which these pre-
cautions were rcsor,cd to- although various iudvid,l-
ais were employed at different times Double proof
sheets were regularly printed off. One was iorwar.
ded To- the author by Mr. Balantyne and the alter
tons which it received, We're by his own hand, cop
led upon the other proof-shcet Tor the use Of the
printers that the corrected proofs OF the au-
thor were never seen i'll the printing Office"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03
CHANGES.

Ibe Di.lows tan along in gold
Over the yielding main,
Aud when uvon the sl.osc unro!le,l,
They gather up again.
They get themselves din'rcnt ioIn,
These children of the wind,
Mud, or in sunlight or in storm,
Leave the sIeen land beh.na
Lii,'s pillows on LIES changing SCI,
Come always To Deaths shore,
sumo with calm content, and free,
Some with . hollow roar;
They break anil are M louscr seen.
Vet still delying tune,
pwidcd, a"d Of different mien,
They ioll from cline to cline.
Al water courses find the main;
The main sinks back To earth,
Lille settles IN the graye-again
The grave hath life and birth;
EloweTs bloom above the sleeping dust,
Glass grows from scattered clay:
Aud thus frnm death the spirit IIass
Ito ,.le Gad becs lie way.
life hath It's range elemaily,
Like water, changing fomis,
The mists go upward from the sea,
And gather into stouns;
The dew aud rain come dowu agaiu,
To fresh the dropping land;
- doth this liie cXali aud wane,
And, alter, and expand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03

letter from an officer board the U. S. ship Cur
riere, dated Rio. Janieo April TO- says, Our claims
as to captured vessels, appear i'll fair way for ad-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03

J. BURNETT,
w. J. WORTH, Ii. Col. LISA.
WIN. NJ. DAVIS,
CHRISTOPHER l.. ROBBINS,
!. AUGUSTINE SMITH,
TIM. WALKER,
j.. $. DAVIS,
THO. =. BELL,
LEVI POWLING,
THOMAS CLELAND,
i. W. HATCH,
WIN. ROSS,
WIN. LAW,
ROBERT ARCHER,
Secretary TO the Board.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
FoR THE WING.

Nothing rs more common aud at the same time no.
thing more ridiculous than the perpetual braguino of
the Jackson party ABOUT their iuirg InaioT
as they cat II, at the late Presidential election If
IN any ordinary election n candidate RECEIVING Zen,
votes, should boast Of his overwhelming majority over
another candidate receiving eight votes he would
be justly considered impairment boastcr Now
II can he proved beyond all possible doubt that very
nearly IN the same ratio The People Of tie l.. States
divided their votes between Gen Jackson and Mr..
Adams. The whole number of votes given by the
people IN the several states appears by accurate
table lately published was l,l38,6I5, Of which num-
Der Gen. Jackson received 67i,I7O, and Mr Adams
57,i75. SO That OF the whole number OF the DoD,t.
Tar votes, Gen. Jackson did not receive mare th,p
ten out OF eighteen IL IS very true that Gen. J. r.,
ccWedtwo thirds OF the electoral votes; but this no
more proves him TO have been the erciiIsiUe fyoritc
ofbo people, as his partzan represent than it proves
because the entire electoral vote of PENNSYLVANIA and
Virginia given TO him, he was therefore the una
ninl0uS choice Of those two states. The vote of =,
single individual under the general ticket system will
turn the scale and carry the 20 votes of Pennsylvania
or the p of Virginia in favor of one of two candi-
dates, although the vote Of the people may be equal
ly divided between them. Both Ohio and Kentucky
1t will be well recollectcd, contrary 10 all rational
calculation, gave their whole electoral vote to Gen
Jackson yet the people OF those states rly
equally divided III opinion. In truth nothing is more
absolutely deceptive, than eectionby the electoral
colleges Ii affords no just criterion whatever of the
sentlmcnisof the people, and II Ia a truth placed be-
yond all manner OF doubt, that man may he elected
President by considerable majority of the electoral
votes with large majority Of the people aguinst
him.
The moral which would dcduce from this state Of
things is thisthat the present majority had better
take counsel from experience, and use their power
moderately. Tie wheel Of fortune is perpetually
changing and any one is weak aud crcduous enough
10 believe that il viii stand still in favor of the Jack
SON party,-hc will by and b., and perhaps ecr lonr
awake from his dcusion. X Y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
COMMUNICATED.
TO SCRIRLERIlS


Your weak effort at sarcasm, in announcing ga bone
Tor gramnarlans TO gnaw"-dcclaring your inability
to make English Of certain sentence nucked from the
Presidents letter TO the Republican members of the
N. }. Legislature, and invoking the aid Of some of
our learned grummatians to help you ont of the diff
Guilty. has only exposed Your pitiul ignorance of
the English language. The sentence thus harshly
and gncrantly snccred at, is aconic correct modest
and elegant. You quote it no doubt correctly, thus:
Tie confidence you express in the principles which slsl
control my administration must ,eyos upnn MY ardent and
he endeavoI' to foster and to PROMOTE by all my official
acts, the general interests 81 tie county"
shall confnc myself to your request for aid bv
showing that this sentence is good English.
Will not presume thOt you are so extremely ipno-
rant OF the English language, to suppose YOU OBJ
ect TO any other part Of the sentence except the an
plcaion that IS made Of the word "repose" II this
be your stumbling block, 1t Is evident YOU have ms
taken that word for a neuier rcrJ and have crronc-
ousy figured 10 yourself the writer yeposny (himsclf
upon his ardent and honest endCavors, &c. Grant
you that the use OF THIS word ~ most familiar 40
nCucr CCrb, and M that accCptntUn agree with you
the member of the sentence IN which II occurs would
be barbarOus and irrelevant to the member preceding
or inharmonious with it. But when you fully inform
yourself that rep0se also acire uerb, and is used
in that here your difficulty will vanish and YOU
w not fail 10 render the sentence ono of the most
chaste and modest propriety. The manner in which
Tie words 81 must are introduced, Immediately be-
tore reposc, and directly after adverting 20 the ron
bdencc expressed by the Jersey Legislature declares
modest difference OF opinion TO tho direction they
gave their confidence towards the principles of tho
writer, and ducatoly suggests safer basis on which
To TePose that cOqfdcncs--that is, upon his ardent
anu honest ondcavors &c. Thus, to use little more
crcumlocution to meet your dull apprehension, but
to lose tho charm Of brcvity and elegance which so
strongly mark all Gen. Jackson's compositions, the
meaning appears to me to be plainly this
lhe eoVds1ee YOU express in the principles which shall
Goro NY sn"'s,Iaon cannot ha',er myself will be nla-
my su''anedi must therefore rsposc for you upo, nv
ardent and honest endeayors 10 foster and promote by al my
official acts, the general interests Of the country
In other words, the President assures Tho demo.
cratic members Of the Jersey Legislature that though
his administration might be under the guidance of or.
ronoous principles he would guarantee tho purity Of
his intention. The falhbiIty of the head is always
atoncd for by the correctness Of tho heart.
But the original is infinitely superior to any circum.
lOcuton or modification that can be made oft
OUINTILIAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
MORE CONSISTENCY

The consistency" of our contemporary, is rs con
spicuous as Duffs mcndacy.-Both without a
prototype. Every public agent (says the adrnira-
bly, Consistent gentleman has right portion of
his time" This is n truism which TO be admit
ted, has but TO be stated. Where was our contom-
porarys regard for it, during the days of the last Ad-
Inmstraton when officer Of the Cabinet could set
lis foot out Of Washington, without having the whole
pack yclping after him? Mr. Clay was suffering du-
ring the whole period under disease yet never
was he permitted to seek recreation from the atgucs
Of business, or TO recruit his health in the country
without that countrys being stunned with evils Of
the Travelling Cabinet" But the scene is chan.
ged, and now forsooth it is discovered, "thut the
health Of tho highest officer suffers much, and
more, from the Of exercise, than the humblcst
citizen" BY the bye, this we take to be n sort Of
bull, philosophical reason be given, why "the
health of the highest officer should suffer more than
the hunblest citizen, from precisely tho cause,
viz. "the wpnt Of exercise"
But we are disposed to yield in fairness, Gen.
Jackson and his Cabinet the occasional reaxn-
ton from business and confinement that all persons
require We only wish to know from the Editor Of
the Enquirer why he would never concede the priv
i,ere to Mr.. Adams and his Administrations lie
cannot now have learnt for the first time, that oxor-
cso was necessary for health. Is it his object sec
how frequently, grossly and rldculousy inconsistent
10 can boz Is he resolved 20 esteLlsb new species
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
From llle Csmmerci.lAd,er,ise

From the CsnnleIci al Ady erser.
isse'eIo q Tie -feto York .Narket--4ugust 8.
CBee-Sales Of about 80 bags Cuba at ia ia CENTS
mos ~ bags inddng 81 Domingo auction AZ 81, on
Gay aud ~ hhds Jamaica at Ia 49, cts, cash
N- he sales comprise about 85O bales Of Inland M
iot cts 10 New Orleans, mostly III and ,vv 6ne
Aabana al III etsmakiug total the week Of hail.
'0neSfic Goods-Our quotations little we quote
blue, Is 10 cts yard do fancy, to % cts:
"a Ill do $ Island do. I6 20; Sheengs brown a. 81 ~
do do 81, IL 10; do beached, ~ 10 ls do do "a ~
10; lads Ia Stripes fast colours, Fustans ID
~ Saneis, 20 81 80; Checks J, ~ ~ 81
10, Do Saiiuet Warns 81 - -
Flour aud neaLSales of Canal Flour to som. extent, have
been made at IS 3l Alexandra at 81 67. aud Vr
shia, from new wheat, at IS so IS.
fruit public sale made Yesterday OF Ils boxes Mus
eaei asns at 81 63l IS and ~ Bunch AT rr
box both IN bad ORDER 90 days, and casks Curants al
cts, cash, sale stopped
GTa"-Saes have been made Of small lois of Ge,.ee
~ eS very poor al ri cts, aud of good quality at 50
10" els Rye has declined lie Northern Com is steady a,
oar rate
aud ior the SoIlhen trade, SlOO IOl 80 per ton
.ot1sSef-PuDlc been made or II hs Havana
part sour, al 2i - 2O1 hs - II! Cts and
III hhds Iundad CUBA and good color at II
IA cts, aud mos AT private sale Is binds good Havana
were sold AT % cts and small lots OF New Orleans
htct--Ihe sales amount 900 tcs at y a els
nos,ly a ! mos
Sah-A few hundred sacks OF Liverpool blown fall weight
have been sold at s. 25
SpiytS-A few pipes Bordeaux BRANDY J. J. Dupuv b-apd
nave been sold at O7 los and few Of Aees Holland
Swan GIN al l09
SgaTSThe transactions consist bhls and 80 hbd
Ordinary Porto Rico al ~ 20 hhds ar q
brown Havana 81 a ID cts boxes white Trnds6
Cuba IA lots, at - and auction IS hhds Jamaica AZ
20 81 cts Cash, aha u ds inienr Ae. Oneais At 81 u
cts, ) and mas
Tobacco 10, of hlds Kentucky has heeu taken
by the trade at ~ CTS, from which selection 10 ms
been sold al s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
Sale Of Land on Pamu,keu Rip,r

Sale Of Land or Pomunkey River
Z virtue OF deed ia trust executed TO tho s,l-
- scrber by Philip w. Claiborne and Annette =
his wie' on the 9Th day of February, 1898 and ad.
mrted to record in the county court of New Kent
on The 10Th day OF April, 1923, for the purpose of So
curing the payment OF certain sums of money therein
mentioned. to Francis Foster, shall Proceed on FRI
aay Inc eey enth day of September next, to SELL 10
.he highest bidder for ready money, OH The premises
me tract OF land, by said deed conveyed situate in
the county OF New Kent, on Pamunkey River. con-
,"nhg ny recent survey 500 and an half acres: the
dnu VIII DC sold subject to the payment of 600 on
.he Ist January 1890; 1000 on the LIST IAN arv last
looo on inc LIST January, 1892 1000 on the fst Jan
nary 1883 and $50 on Tue lst day of January 1c3I
MS Is perhaps the most valuable estate of lis siz
on the Pamunkey, the sol! Off fine guaiy in exceenr
CONDITION. aud we'll adapted 10 the culture of corn
wheat oats and cotton, the conveni,
tached, and situated in very desirable neighboT-
mood The title is believed be clear of all biec-
tion but selling trustee, the subscriber will convey
only such title Is vested in him by the decd aforc.
said JOHN z. CLOPTCN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
MARYNH NHWa.
PORT OF RTCRNOND.
ARRIVED.

AtNhlN Ed,
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson from Baltimore
and Norfolk
Schr Barclay, Sooy, from New York, with salt Co
VIM Anderson, aud Anderson, Garth g. Co
Schr Sea Flower, -, from Burv ellis Bay, wiki
bacon, 70 J Winston
ENTERED.
Schr Barclay, Sooy, New York salt, VIM AMBER
son, aud Anderson, Garth g. Co.
BELOW,
SChr Exit, Howell, from New Iorh.
SChf independence, Hooper, from Baltimore
SAILED,
Schr Virginia, Price, for Alexandra, coal.
Schr Mary Eleanor, Knox, for Alexandra, coal.
NEW YORK, Aug. s.--Cd, sloop famc, Doughty, Ri,h.
moud
Ard, sehrs Elizabeth, Henry, Richmond days; Adrian,
sharp, do Chariot Smith, do T. Atlas Powers, 10 g. Isaac
Mords Townsend, do 5; Chesterfield Beaston do 4 ,o1r
Lady Washington, Somers, do
AtG"Sesend 2ist June Emily, Codlcy, Virginia.
lvIeroot, June 2O.Ar, ships William Bymcs HacksiaR.
from York. 2lst Delaware, Baulcson, Va
NORFOLK, Aug. l0.-Beov, brig Planter Vail, I'm York.
The brig Plato Bradford, bound to Amsterdam, her way
down James River
The ship Ann May Ann, Crk, len ~ Haze 80 iuuc,
~ llamp'oa Roads, 70 SAL lsi J-...