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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
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TN CHANCERY-A, cour held Tor Louis, county, a,

TN CIIANCERY-At a court held Tor Louisa COUNTY, AZ
the courthouse, Monday, May the lth 1929 Henry
David Michie aud Sally s wife, Lucy Richards, Molly Null
Inns James Mchie J,natlan Niche, John Miche William
Michc, Bezeeel Brown aud Be,sey his wife, Edmund Bow,
and rheodosa his vile, Nancy Nchie, Polly hcie, David
Niche, Frances Nichie. Sarah Nce Hubert Niche,
Martha Nchic AIichic, George Niche aud Elizabeth
his wife, Robert G Willis aud Eliza ms wife, Robert Achie
Matthew Niche and Sally his wife, John Michc Joseph
Mcie, Jenneita Nchie, sally Ache, James Niche, Nancy
Payue, Peter cAhur aud Mary his wife, Ludlow Bramhan
and sally his vile, Nancy Niche, Nancy Goodman Sm,
Niche Maupn, LaTkn S,amper and Emily his wife, John
Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Stagner and Nancy his wife,
James Maupn, Fpntaiue NaIpin, Patrick Maupm, William
Martin aud sally his wifi, Richard Davis and Patsy his wife,
John Alchie William Mcie, Patrick Nliche Nancy Niche
James Aliciie, W illiam Niche, John Niche, Mere
weher and Patsy is wife, john Downing and Polly his wife,
ver Cross and Nancy his wife, SALLY Smith, JOHN Wood,
James Niche aud Frances Niche, Robert &. Willis admins
traitor OF James Ache deceased, and James Niche, H. admin
sraior Of David Niche, deceased, defendants.
The defeudanrs George Ncie and Elirahph his wife,
thew Niche aud Sally hs wife, John Mchn. Nancy Payae
Peter Macarthur and Mary his WIFE, Nancy Niohe Nancy 1ood
Asa Smith and Frances his wife, James Goodman and
Maria his wife, MIcNe Aaupn, IaTkn Stanper Emily
wife, John Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Sa,ner
Nancy his wife, James Maupn, Fontane Saupn, Patrick
Maupn, William Martin Sally his Richard Davis
Patsy his wife, Joel Naupm and Folly his wife, Nancy Ache
Aerewether and Patsy ms wife, Sally Smith and John
Wood, not having entered their aud security
according To law and tire rules of this and appear,
The satisfaction oftle inhabitants this
tine motion plaintiff nv hrs counsel il is ordered
that the said last (who not of
this State do appear here next
and the bill II the plaintiff and that
e forthwith inserted n publ shed IN the CITY al
Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the font
door of the courthouse of this county, court day.
So copy. Tese, Il JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

VlkSlNlh' Atsu'eA bOideb w. tile cetk Office oT the
superior court of chanceTy for Richmond district,
The 30 day Of June, 1890: SaIah POWELL IN her nv N
right az widow ~ James Powell. dec. Eliza NJ Msnbs
A., AIiadne Z aud sarah r. !. Powell, piant cbiidrsn
" said James POWELL dec by the said Ga rah their gs
dian, pits against Addison Powell, odnr " mes Pow
Ell, dec. INV Gholson and George Mason, DIS.
The defendant George Mason, not having eniersd
h' appearance and given security according the act nj
asssby & the rnles of this md nppcarn, nv sa,-
iactofy evidence. that be IL nhabiiant of this
eounty u y ordered, that the said defendant appea
here OF The first day of the next January term and
anewer The hill Of the plaintiffs; abd that copy Of this
o'd be- forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper published
~ ne CITY NJ hchmond of two months successfully, and
posted ~ tho front door of'he capitol, 70 the said ctv
al copy. Icsto, WM. q. PEsDLEgON, {. C.
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iulv 8--V1w

FENlE Subscriber having determined to
his thanks to the community for the encouragement
given him during his residence in this place.
lie will sell his well selected sock of SADDLE
RY until he above date, extremely low for cash.
iils extensive Stock consists Of best plain and
shaited Saddles of his own manufacture Also.
best carriage and gig harness. cart and Wagon ditto
choice assortment Of English plated and polished
curb and snae bits plated and polished stirruprons.
pest and common; English aud American bridle-
eathefs ana marungales whips and spurs; with
rlety of other articles too tedious to mention
All those indebted TO him will please come for
ward and settle the same, and those to whom lie is
indebted Will bring IN their claims for settlement
June l9-eo DAVID JACKSON.
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LEWIS WEBB & CO.
OEEER EOR S.aLE-

UTTER FOh S,fLE, .
SO Bbls and 100 bags coffee, Lagura St. Domingo
and Java
20 hhds molasscs
% hhds aud 10 bbs St Croix and New Orleans ST.
cars
= lhds 4 boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
60 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskcy
10 hhls Carufhers rectfed do
goo bbls Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and 81 bbis pure ~ E.
y do Antigua do
: TO jamaica do
{, pipes French brandy
; DO Holland gin
Dry and sweet Malaga WINES
lisbon bna, lln renerfo -
London porter cider
100 bbs vinegar
80 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
80 tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
German. crawley, blistercd and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
ESQ Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
GO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls Y. Carolina cut herr ngs
% do mackeFe
10 do prime FORK
10000 lbs bacon
t3 casks prime chez
Irish potatoes, tar. coDD eras. alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger almonds
Raisins, numegs, cassa, dcmjohns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs, decanters, wines, &c.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and taow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowdcr
Shot. har lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whittemores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &C. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

tLhE unparalleled reputation of this modcir, =,
anu It's pre-emlnent virtues are so well ,rs
aoishaa and so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
pupnc mat IT Is scarcely necessary TO saw nnv t6;nr
further than that it is A SOVEREIGN r EREmT
III Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from ;n,e
perance and dssipaton Old and inveterate IJIcers,
oiiis IN the Bones, attended with swcinos of tin,
joints: lndgestiom Botchcs on the Face P;n,,las 50
Syphilis Cutaneous diseases generally and 'ta,t,,s
particular; MorciIral antl Scrofulous comDlain,s
The certificates of wonderful cures pesformed no
TIE Cathoiicon, have become so numerous as IN - ~
cuue their insertion IN any newspaper, and has ma,j
u necessary Tor the proprietor TO print them in a
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This win bc f,r,n.I
ell as soon as possible 10 the several Agepts f,r
tlIitous distribution, and must on perusol strcno,6
tc goo1 opinion now entertained by the friends Of
s ana dlsarm as 1t is hoped, the preudi-
ces OF those who view with distrust any medicine ~
known IN what Is called regular practicem Tac,S
are stubborn things. and cannot be rainsuid
AZ thc earnest solicitation If members of the mod
ica faculty, and others who have witnessed the ns
:shlng cures effected by the use of the Vopct,b,o
Od'uohcoh ana who are anxious that its benefits t
mankind may be more widely diflused the prhnro, Or
nas consented 10 reduce the retail price IN TWO
poi'LAkS per bottle; and this will In done with
out III any way deerorating the quality of the med
!cihc, or reducing The size If the J,Itie as Inns he,
materially done IN the case of Swuims Panacro
Extracts IF letters rccrsd from physicians onJ
"gsnIor me safe n Poer's Cdoieo most OF rrhoa are
also agents for SsnI'S PaHacod
'ai more Than dozen bottles of your Caholjcon whore
an one bottle OF swans Panacci and feel great pleasure in
rns you That IN every in which have seen the On,
ho!lcon tired, II has produced dec,dSd benefit" ~
Loud YOU afford to reduce the price OF your Catholicism n
TWO dollars should frequently IN INV naens
aud this would also be done by a of other ~
nis town aud vicinity vino have with the best cs
apaTilla had failed" - - -
An eminent physician saws have known several c,e nor,
ofch ny the use OF your Ca'hoiicon, which previously
eslste the ordinary Prescriptions OF the faculty. and have
never knswn II 10 pro luce Injurious eIectSn'
he above invaluable medicine constantly had ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.

1--WE subscriber informs his friends and the public zen
e'ay, that IN connection with his mprea ne cuisines.
~ Wilmington. Fsvanna, he hsstaken that old and well
Known Public House. recently kept by Mrs. Wills Inow
MIS- C"le and hopes TO obtain portion Of the phblic
patronage.
The House having undergone various necessary fcp,i,.
nov IN complete Ofder for the reception Of TTaveers
aud as Mrs Cole will devote herself exclusively 10 the
domestic concerns Of the embellishments nothing can h.
wanting go render the stay of the visitors azeesbe Tn
Bar will always be furnished with most chnice liouor
selected BY the suhsc liner in person he ran assure his
friends that none better he procured ~ Virginia
VIM. COLE
~ b. Visitors will recoeoi that my Establishment l.
white Frame House On 'he left hand side Of the ina in
Stage Road leading 70 Charlottesville.
Wilmington. June 26---V6, &.
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To The Printers of the United .states.

10 the Prutters IF the United StGies.
late the prices Of all the materials used in ma kira
" Printing Types, have neen greatly reduced aud the
facility o manufacturing greatly increased The sub.
scfber therefore has been induced prnporiona
BILE reduction ~ ;He p,r which, from the Ist OF April
have bcen as stated in the annexed list
the character Of the Type made at this Foundry is
welknown 60 tie TRADE, who assured Tin regard
to the quality ofmetal finish, nd durability no deviation
has been made.
He has On hand complete assortment md can supply
any quantity snort notice. he will be ha ppy IN re-
ce've the orders Of his customers which will have mme
diaic as'pr'ion.
Merchants who have orders from abtoad eau hs v. Off
ee complete with Preset aud every thing necessary for
Printing Ests bIishment, put up in the most pr,ee,
I
Publishers requested to give ,hi. advertisement
place ~ their papers few times, receive payment
IN type, or IL settlement Of their acrounis
RICHARD RON ALDSoN, Phiadelphia.
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PRICEs:-At six months credit, Tor avproved name,
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cdru SiLeek. renr of The Hirninin Ill -

Banks.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO the l,d;os
- and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance Of the same; and would tlank
Ken TO pieces which will enable him TO ,Varro,, ST.
TO be dyed and finished well MS az any establish
ment IN the Union. Canton or STUFF dresses NOT na
cessary as ne has suitable machines to finish them Il
9'' ~ 10 nun IN the situation above mentioned.
GentCIneB are likewise informed tL,t h. 60
ohd sin colour coats panfaloons and vests To-
geter WIN al Kinds Of apparel and frcquesed renoiy
mem IN me neotest manner. As usual ali kinds 81
peeo g3ods uyed and hot cold prcssed furniture
SUITS cisanscd and re-dyed in the nsatest manner
~ u. Tickets will be- issued on leaving tbe oaol.
WIN nm and cquoets they will be presented on an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
CoMMIssIoNKRh otr1sr.

=. Eehmond. July 7th, 1899.
ne plfe' 'n'fesff viii please take notice fhst have
appointed The ION doy 81 September NEXT ~ the
PEI f"manre ~ tie duties n fhe foregoing o,d,
on whchd ay az soclock, W. thy ararequifrd Ia attend
AZ ny once ~ This ety. with the.s accounts yonehe,s
and documents ready Tor rxsWipaucn atf se,tie,oes,
81 w8w hilary BAKER, Conf,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
LABORERS WAN

On me RrPpahannoet CGnat neur Fiedl,icksJury.
ENROM 30 to 90 able bodied men will find con
Il slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work; blacks will be- pre-
i"rred' hut INDUSTRIOUS white men viii be employed
by the month piece work.
From 5 TO 6, and for very prime FIST rate hands
81 month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the risque or labour is not
greater than on a farm. Rntiors as much bread
meat, fish and noasses can be consumed three
times day. with some spirits Rock blasting is per
formed exclusively by whites
For farther particulars to the kind of work or
any other information required reference may be had
to Col Storrow of Culpcpor, Mr.. Benz. Barnett of
Fauquier, Mr. Y. Smith near fredericksburg Messrs.
). Wexford, WIN. a. Knox and John Ray of Frrde-
Ficksburg, or the subscriber on the work.
WARNER w. MINOR.
june 5-wtf Fall Hill. near fredericksburg.
u Stone Mosons will find constant employmont
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

GENTLEMEN'S Walking Pumps Of v
-" very superior quality, and some without heels,
very light and handsome. Just received and for
sale by GRANNfSS.. SON g. BROTHERS, +.
july si6 Corner Of Main and iith streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

xSOTTON 1AkNs.--Jusi received 5000 pounds
u farn No. TO IL Of the best qality, o sale reu-
eed price, by DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
,lv n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

AIDES lasting and goatskin French
Slippers; straight, and right and let's, of every
size Also, American slippers Of every size, just
received, by
q s, SF' GRANNIS, SOMA BROTHERS,
july rs Corner of Main and I4th Streets.
ENoRlDA wArER.--Jno II. Blanc has jus, re-
cevsdY farther supply of floraea Water 80 much adni
red for its tttiic ate perfume. july 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

IL Chestelietd County Comt-June an, 1929:
george w: Farmer Henry Farmer and Alagnus Carter -
and Dosiah his wife, late DesiaiI amer, plaintiffs,
against q
Henry Hawks aud }ess his wife, William Farmer, James
Andrews and Martha his w.ie and Robert Farmer the | &
i"nert beiTg an infant Of tender years, by BeDaiDn
1soodc, his guardian ad iun. dns,
lhs nay came the plaintiffs hv their attorney and appear.
ng 10 INC court by satisfactory evidence defendants
o hdbanis OF this commonwealth and they not having
eered her appearance and evcn security according TO te
&c. o assembly and the rules Of this cour motion the
lu PamtH II ordered that sad defendants do appcBr
nsIe 0s I'VE second Monday IN next and answer
ans oii aud that copy Of this oVler forthwith inserted
newspaper printed IN He city Of RichuO,id, for eight
TcoHs successfully, and anoio copy IN posted az the front
days t,orv 1cstc y
az IT, NUNNALLY, y. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

"A rules he'd IN the clerks ONCE OF the OF the {
States inr The filth circnit district of V,p
mia, in the month OF July, 1926 WIN Keith Dit against
William Mayo sheriff N the county al Hsnricn William
Gafneu cx'oT &c oi Richard BIooke, cd, who wa
eeuto OF WIN Brooke decd which Richard and Villia,
brooke were devisees and legatees OF Geurge Broosr
decd, Alexander TnHsal heir Of Catherine Tun
salk the same Alexander Tunsali brother aud heir NJ
George Tunstall " ~ Ganett and Ann NJ his Wifi Jobn
b. Hin, Thomas Coeman aud Frances C. his wife, Eliza
beth LUDLOW, Baylor Hill sdnor OF Bs yIor Hill and Of
Mary Hill decd John Brooke. GPorgr Brooke Rebeyt
Campbell, jr.. Robert Campbell! he'll aud adm or Of Colin
CamplS decd Thomas Pins sheriff Of The county of E.
oN hfsthpheT johnson sheriff Of the county Of KIM
" i"m TO whom the estate of D. Robert Ca spbelI az
committed for ADMINISTERS tou Nm Robinson ser nf tire
county oi Ming " Queen To whom estate of George
BROOKE was committed Tor administration ud I'm Gar
metz, inof oi Robert Brooke d. dns.-IH CHANcE.
the defendants John Brooke and George NJ. Brrnke
ro having eSrfed their appearances h this cause, and tire
He'e"0am hobct Campbcli 10. having entered his
appearance To the amended bills therein, and they not
having gwen ec"y according rule of the court and
uhppeHfng mat they inhabitants NJ the state of
virginia. on I0n'on Of the plaintiff by his counsel IL !.
"dered' that the said defendants appear before the
'"in oo" 80 the city of Richmond, the first day of the
neE rrm and file their answers, 1sd that copy
rue ne forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
~ the cry OF Richmond for piOnhs successfully aud
pos'ed b the front door of the poI in the said city,
I'd copy Tcste. RID JEFFRIEs oIr
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CnmmissioneT's C6ce, Richmond, an MAY, 1899.
The parties neTestedn the execution o heabove
az oehy notified, that have appointed Wednesday the
9hd'y q" July uext, 60 comente the this Office;
nc TINE hey hereby required attend h-arine
o. the matters ia reference, by virtue Of the said order
before nulY prepared with all necessary documents and
proofs to enable IN preform the order.
THOMAS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

GUT NAILS, Nc.-Wo have constantly
- on hand large supply of Huxals superior nails
md brads. for sale az market prices.
june &c II if OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-17

MODEL OF THE INQUIsITIoN. The Eng
llsh papers give an account of a curious
model of the prison and officers of the In
QUESTION, formerly situated at Coirnora, in
Portugal. II was constructed by Mr..
Young, British Officer, lately confined for
several months as a state prisoner Of Don
Miguel. The following is a description of
it from London paper.
When we visited the model, Mr.. Young
was in attendance, and pointed out the va
rious departments and uses of the building.
The model is on the scale of half an inch to
a foot, and upon being taken to pieces ex-
hihits the Utmost recesses of the place, from
the external roof down to the subterranean
dungeons. The instruments of torture, and
the moSe OF using them, are also displayed
by very ingenious devices. Five varieties
of treatment, as varieties in torture were
mildly termed by the Holy Office, are ex-
hiblted The water treatment, whereby
the patient whose refractory disposition
would not allow him to confess all he knew
to the Grand Inquisition, was hound down
with cords and obliged to swallow several
gallons of water, administered through a
tunnel, till on the point of suffocation, he
was humanely released by being placed
heels uppermost, so that the superfiuous
liquid might run out through his mouth and
nose-the fire treatment, whereby an unto
ward temper was warned of the Difference
due the Inqusition Ivy being fixed on an
iron cradle, with the soles of his feet expos
ed to brisk fire, without the power of
withdrawing them single inch from its
scorching influence, treatment which may
be regarded as somewhat an approach to
the Mahomedan's hell, pictured as a place
where men are shod with boots of red hot
iron, making their brains boil like caul-
dron. There are three species of the vio-
lent treatment by which men were repeat
eddy hauled up by ropes TO the ceiling of a
high room, and suddenly let drop, so as
frequently to dislocate and break their
limbs. By another device a man was tied
down to a horse manager, with his hands
fastened behind him, so as to he obliged to
eat his food like pig or an OK This, how
ever, as Mr.. Young explained it,. was not
deemed a punishment, but only degrada
ton. The holes through which the monks
were enabled to see what every prisoner
was about, the knowledge of which was
often used by the Grand Inquisitors to i'm
press their victims with the belief Of their
possessing supernatural powers-the secret
places where the bones of those who were
murdered, or reduced to death by the lin
gering pangs of confinement, were deposit
ed, until they were burnt; and many other
"secrets of the prison house" equally in
teresting and instructive, will be found full
ly and intelligibly displayed in Mr.. Yourg's
model.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-17

THE LEGISLATURE of the State adjourned on
Friday last, after session of seventeen days.
The only business of public Importance, acted
upon, was the Tax Act, which passed with but
little opposition, and the Rail Road Bill, which
was postponed to the next session, by almost
unanimous consent. 1t is unfortunate that the
opposition, heretofore made, to the assessment.
of a State tax, should have postponed the meas
ure till time, when the pressure of pecuniary
matters is unusually great on the whole com.
munty. Yet il is better to come, even now,
than to be delayed longer, till the debt shall &C.
cumulate, so that tax, sufficient for its reduc.
ton, should be felt more severely The amount
now required, is so exceedingly small, compar.
ed with the resources of the State, that there
is not an individual, who would be able to iudge
from the aggregate of his taxes, whether the
State tax was included in il or omitted. Bv n
report of the Treasurer of the State. made in
obedience to a call of the Legislature. IL nm.
pears that, in the year 1856, the amount Of the
State tax, payable in gold or silver coin, ''wos
81 9097, or about fourteen times greater than
INC tax ho" oiueIeu, anu tndL, 100; When the
rateable property of the State was not half as
much as il is at the present time From 1894
TO 1920, inclusive, State tax of from 5000
to $ls5,000 per annum was assessed and the
lowest one, ever laid, was $9l,990 in 1924.
These were paid cheerrully, nor did the people
ever deem themselves the poorer for it, Yet
now, some Of our political croakers dole forth
woful Jsrepiads about the oppression of tax
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-17
BLACKSTONE CANAL .N.4VIG.aTTO.N
WORCESTER.

FRIDAY, June 10
Arriued, Boat Massachusetts, from Prov-
dence, with 10 hhGs. Rum, so sacks Salt, 2
tons Lead, IA casks Lime, and Groceries to
sundry persons in Worcester; 3 casks Wire
for ]. & J. A. Smith, Leicester.
Boat MendOn, from Providence, with 40 casks
Lime, 10 barrels Flour, and sundres to Wor-
cester; bales Cotton, and cask Oil, for WIN.
Bnffum. jr., Holden.
Boat Washington, Capt. F. NOVEL;, from
Smithfeld, with ll9 casks Lime.
SATURDAY, June 49,
Cleared, Boa: Massachusetts, for Providence,
with 90 boxes Cards, Ia bales Sheetings, do
Broadcloths, 5 barrels Chestnuts, bags Beans
104 Chairs. Scythes, &c.
Boat MendOn, for Providence, with Machin-
cry for Pennsylvania and Lumber for Mlllbury
Boat Washington, for Providence, with Beer.
MONDAY, June Is.
.4rriUed, Boat John Da0is, from Providence,
with so casks Lime, 50 casks Nails, Books, and
Groceries, for sunday persons in Worcester !;
100 Hides for Isaac Morse, Winchendon; 800
lbs Wire for c. Hatch, 1900 lbs. do. for /.
Southgate & Co, Leicester.
Cleared, Boat John Doris, for Providence,
with Cards, Cheese, Scythes, and Combs,
TUEsDAy, June l6.
Cleared, Boat Lafayette, for Providence
with Cards and Passengers.