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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

agricultural Repository, Seed Store r. .Ni.r,.,,,
GNINcLAIR MOORE, oder for sale u Their a~.SSS.
" 81, Wharf, p.aer., general s'sestnss, VI sesssuu.
raj inPleRseuts, combating in part Of ~"
Darshsre pcughs Of all sises,
Self.sharpsoing ploughs,
Freedom WoodS patent do.
Nc Coz mieki patent,
Highly improved WAeaf Fans,
Corn shelters,
Cotton gins, and cotton planters,
Selves and Wire work. all of their mapursetur> ,n
warranted TO be Of good materials and work anship-
Also
Spring steel manure aud hay forks,
Cast Steel axes, picks and natoeks,
Brier hooks and bi smbie sythes,
Hoes for field aod garden purposes,
Clever, timothy. orchard grass,
Hsrd's gas, iueerne,
HEMP, mile and other field and erass seeJs.
Lawn grass seed & white clover seed,
Garden seeds Of Ill kind.,
Fruit trees Of choice kinds Of spples peactes,
Plumbs. Cherries aPsieots, ueciarines, &c.
Warranted genuine.
~ The Editors OF the PeteburK are
Cd 70 insert the above, . week for 4 weeks.
Feb. 20. 80 87-vS-
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ONE CENT REWARD

II ANYWAY from the subscriber living the county of
Prince Edward, eight miles south the court.
h"n.e on the 7h day Of February last Jame. Dasby
Pprentee TO the Blsctrbs trade said Bssby about Eve
fs.t eight inches high stout made With
sye' and very wide mouth and about year. old cloth.
ing was home made yarn cloth OF dove colour lie left my
house in company with John Dixon, who is q small man with
black eyes, Roman nose, and fierce appearance. is he
eved that they making their way North Carona or
kenusky-I hereby forewsrn ALL aud every person from
cling, employing harbominy the said Jas Bagby under
the penalty cf the law will give above reward for the
apprehension aud delivery ofths aforesaid B.gby.
GEORGE BELL.
Prince Edward, March 10. IOi-a
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SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.

SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.
NHHE Savage Manufacturing Company now employing
II strong force in building hnery this emit
in connection with
DANIEL HACK,
And pledge themelve. TO give general sacon in the dee.
patch and in the faithful execution Of all ORDERS upon
favourable terms he afforded sny other Machine
establishment IN the United States.
Apply al the Factory the Washington Turnpike Road
10 DANIEL HACk, or TO GEO. WILLIAMS,
No. Bcwiy', Wharf.
N.D.-Good Machine Makers will 6nd constant smpiuy
Baltimore, Jan 49, e5-,.u2t
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CRIPPLE-FoR SALE.

nm the 4tb Monday 10 March ~ Crrb.,f,,a c,urf.
WI ser az public auction, NY horse OBIPPLE, three
ne hI' to be nsde the first dsy Of Jsossy
ana the others the 6rt day Of Jsnusy the two
suecsedins yehn (ay fs3t,92) Wherever Cripple hsi
,ooo, ne known 10 be CT the hp.st osl fe,te IN
oe'e shd psrbap, not saying mach ss.er thh
eau sbo~ esier proportion Of 6re colts than any hoe
wh'n my snowIe5gej indeed far competent 70
y"oEt never seen sn indifferent colt by hint lie
covtsa SKY one mares during The last aud donbt
hsVe covered mssy but for the Of proper
aeh'ou, winch his owner entirely unable 10 give 20
,noySet CRIPPLE besocn by the celebrated bo'e
nos puef ms dsn by The well known Culysor Sire
we most perfectly formed Cripple
me e0yd hay With black legs and bot for the dosop OF
~" shoulder al one old (which affected his ze IS
o'e OF most perfect fOfr he y wsli remarkably fuI
i0ssete Aeeordngto former sdyeti,emeu Cripple vrgd
separate hsye been nine old isa sprinr; Lrf il be-
eyed he will be only ,pripg hood with spproy-
81 secuy for each payment will he requireS If prrcss
RANDOLPH HARRISON
Jsuf0 ez-- wtd,
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arrival, what the General intended to offer for
my acceptance. He never made me any pledge
or promise, which he has not offered to redeem in
manner perfectly satisfactory had not the situa.
ton in which circumstances placed me, prevented
their acceptance. think it my duty further to
say. that all his conduct and department to me,
have evinced the utmost kindness and friendship.
Yours. respectfully,
HENRY BALDWIN
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French, Spanish and Italian
LANGUAGES

MFRS. CoLoNNA D'oRNANO will teach tb. above
language. 10 lad'.. IN classes and she likewise offers
her instruction 10 Boarding Schools and Academies.
She will so give Lessons young ladies. Music both
vorai and usiumens the guitar, in the italian style
Application may be made Al Mrs. MeKims boarding.
house. "Ne-
Mr.. Cotonna DOrndno professor Of Foreign Literature
sbnu, 10 ciasyeJ the French Spsuah and
Italian Languages, At Mr.. Burkss Seminary.
Terms moderate.
March IS. f02-o,s
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NOTICE

" virtue of deed Of trust executed to the sub
scriber by Harrison Ball, bearing date the
3Oth day OF August, in The year 1919, and duly
admitted TO record in The Clerks Office of the
county court OF Hanover, shall, for the purposes
in the said deed mentioned on The premises on
Wednesday the 18th Of April next, il fair, If not
the next fair day, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash. certain Tract of Land in
said deed mentioned, lying and being in said
county, or so msch thereof may be sufficient
TO raise the sum due and 10 cover all costs and
charges attending the execution Of said trust. The
aforementioned land is bounded by the lands Of
James Atkinson, Henry Wood, Hampton Wade,
dec. and others. Acting az Trustee will convey
such title only as Is vested in me by said deed.
JOHN JONES, Trustee.
Hanover, March -. IO2=fds
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Aisditor Of Public .Accou
AN ACT,
To amend the Rereiue Laics-P Passed Fe5yuary
2Sth 1929

AN ACT,
To amend the Rerenue LatUs-Passed Fe6yuary
2Sth, 1929.
BE enacted BY the General 1sembyy That the due,
required of the Commioner of the Revenue nv the act
passed the twenty ninth day Of February
concerning the t.1e. license. merchants ana oiher
msy be performed at any quarterly term Of the county
act contained shall he as 10 prevent any
ou selling any goods commodities Of the growth or
duction Of this State, without obtaining for that pur
pose
BE JIrhp enacted, That in all prosecution, for the
violation Of act relating 10 the revenue, The Common
wealth SHALL have the right sppes obtan writ Of
aud Tor thai purpose may r'qune bill Of exception, DO
the defendant might dol and appeal, or writ of ror
shall be projected n snd decided upon by Superior Court
NJ General Court as the may be, the
fSr good cause shown the airy, and in s
under the revenue laws the inferior courts. wheu ecn.e.
allowed and taxed ia the bill Of costs
BE her enacted That ell person. trading the river,
and water courses this State and vending goods,
merohsndres, shall be de'nei taken ~ he and
sala' adHs oH apii and ihs'l he required Drsy
obtain licerfP each. tud fs!urs DO fs0 De t
es. u ss prnsie' prefer BY law for despss IN
". It further enacted That yendue.m,,,er, ,ue,io.s,
and vendors of lottery tickets shall be aud are hereby re-
y % :. oaa esrry or their rspsetve pul'oi
90 failure 50 10 do every vendue'nssr suetioues who
every person who shsiI sell any sy tese or ,.i
thereof sny policy guarantee auance Of the rrize
or Psrt Of the PRIZE 70 be drawn by any lottery with
out having obtained such license shall for every ,ub oa.ne
he subject 10 The sawe penalty merchants selling fsis1
goods wares or nereband1e' without heense be
~ the
BE (.ptdey enacisd, Thst the Commi,,ouer of the
Revenue Tor The CITY Of Richmond shat. hereafter receive
sum not exceeding three hundred iDs to be certified sp5
paid other cases.
And be e fthy enacted, That any person cb.nins
license 70 sell lottery eks, ~ lotteries authorised by he
ofths Commonwealth, only, shalt first make ad.yt before
The Comm','ione OF the Reyeune, that he will net durips
the period for which such license b. gsne he directly
Getty concerned in the sale shy eke, or tieiet in
~. lottery OF lotteries NOT authorised without ohsnins
license for that And every person who ,h, p.y
the tar aud ottsn license the sale Of foreign ery
tickets Shall during the period for which such esne nay
isw 70 the sale of such tickets
This act shall be IN force from The passing thereof
The foregoing IS tfut copy.
GEO. w. MUNFoRD, C. H. ID.
1 Copy Of The foregoing circular and Act Of The Assem-
bly,, has been forwarded 70 each Commissioner OF the Re
Mach - ,o7 at
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HOIOF7 = X.
IpHE Horse HOTSPUR, will stand during
- the ensuing season, one half Of his time st
Dickenson's Tavern, on the stage road seven miles
above Powhotan courthouse; and the other half
at BoDbrook, in Cumberland, rthe late residence
of William Wilson, Esq. deceased
JOHN p. WILSON.
March ~. I02-wiwf
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Il Fd,naFe Teacher Itunfet

Il Fdmafe Teacher Hunted
~ LADY qualified instruct v, nniI sris in the
81 branches of PLAIN English educstioo find employ
men IN family rsdsns in Abemarie County, by apple a.
tios to Anderson, Richmond, TO A d.
by letter, Po,t paid.
March 10. iOf-vfm
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oprogideJor the apprehension aud delivery oil
deserters, from certain foreign vessels ID the port
Of the United States.
Making appropriations for the Indian Depart.
ment. for the year ono thousand eight hundred
and twenty nine.
Making appropriations for the erection and COM
pletion OF certain barracks and quarters, and for
other purposes.
For the relief Of Thomas Griffin.
Making appropriations tor carrying into effect
certain treaties with Indian tribes, aud for holding
a treaty with the Pottawatamie..
Fc. the relief of Samuel Chestnut.
For the relief Of the representatives OF Jamcs
A. Harper, deceased.
Making appropriations for the public buildings.
and for other purposes.
Toincorporats the Washington. Alexandria, ant
Georgetown Steam Packet Company.
For the preservation and repair OF the Cumber-
land Road.
To authorize the President Of the United States
10 cause the reserved lead mines in the State of
! Missouri 10 be exposed at public sale, and for
other purposes.
| For the relief of Thomas Hunt.
For the relief of Charles a. Burnett.
! Providing for cedng to the State of South Caro-
lima the jurisdiction over, and the title to certain
tract Of land called Mount Dearborn, in the said
State.
! Making ADDITIONAL appropriations for completing
and repairing piers, Tor the improvement of GER
tain harbors ami ofthe navigation OF certain rivers
J. 40 authorize the President of the United State.
to- cause the reserved Salt Springs in the State q
:, Missouri. to be exposed to public sale.
4 Concerning the government and discipline oil
the Penitentiary in the District Of Columbia.
| For the relief of the legal representatives o
j John Guest. deceased.
I For the relief of William Il. Maddox.
For the relief Of Joshua Follz.
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CHARLES ". JNGLJV.V.ENy.
HOUSE. SION. CHAIH

And Ornamental Painter, Glider, &c.
At dis Old stand seSfA side Of tie Capitol Square, sad~ss4
door to As Compiler O6sess
kAIEFuL 10 his friends citizens Of virguis srn
orally, Tor the patronage he h.s received, would
thsm that he still continues carry the business in
various branches prices will be suited the times
ne TO say any thing about his qusliaeston
denee OF years r Rishnond will enable public 10 Judge
Of his Pretensicns to patronage. = . '-9es
notice.
~ An Apprentice wanted from the eonnry,not os,r
10 years old, would be preferred.
july 40 I.MAf
(NEORuS d WoOUSON, ni,i shsi . the Superior
~ Court Of Chsueery holden Lyuehhurs, and Nancy
ne Hugh Raine, Charles Raine, Masr Woodson sad a..
shsl afotesaid. 7 49,
shaI by my attorney the fourth Saturday IN March
nsx 1922 move the Superior Court Chaneery FER a.
hehmond District for judgment against y.u, fac aceosd.
ing 10 law Tor the failure Of said Woodon Maha Of tie
hdynehshuIE District, to return e.eeu,ion which Issued
rom the Cierks Office OF the Superior Court ef Ohsneesv
Tor the Richmood District in my sssn.t Waller Redd
ior the sum Of hirty,three dollars and thirty eight and
twenty hve dolls and thrtyhree cents cost dad the fourth
day OF June 1925 and etupshe Jasu,ry Of aid
seid Woodson, Marshal sforessid, to serve.
SAMUEL p. PARSONS.
-~Sw
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ProscrptiSe policy which has broken up many amia-
Bile and long resident families, and which as the
next four years may bring about repetition of
It, doters officers of the Government, from consider
ing 1T their permanent mode, dcinr or caring any
thing for the common prosperity. Mr.. Adams
is at this Moment more popular here than Won
can well imagine; the effect OF contrast for we
do not now see the President walking the streets in
the planest citizens garb, mixing aniiary and Ia
kipg burgers interest III municipal affairs; and Mrs
Adams is alored.
Dr. Watkins trial is proceeding slowly He is in
prison, where he has been since the first Nav so that
guilty or innocent, his punishment has no, been very
slight. Other governments have detected pecula-
ton and default before this one, but there Is ieu
lure III this case, before sscn for other uoyern
inens have FELT regret at such deections but this
Government, through many OF It's members has
shown the greatest pleasure, and really think they
would 60 mad with Joy, if they could find a case of
pecmlation against Mr. Clay. regular attempt is
made to make Watkins bear against Mr. Ad-
ans Administration, by huting that that Admins
tratlon was very Negligent in not discovering, or
CRIMINAL III not furnishing his dciacatons and that
therc were more deialcatonS under him than any
other President. ihis is not true. There were
e'cer under hun than any other PRESIDENT as the re
cords VIII show, and as the lntegencer properly told
the Enquirer, due proportion from Virginia. Mr..
htciile ought to know lhat and his Joining in the
effort to make the late Admnis ration suffer on ac-
count OF Watkins and Peakes Il do not include
Nourse and FileDrown for believe them no tiefaul-
,ers' detacations is the most ungracuus thing ever
knew. lie Is strangely altered from what he was,
or what once thought him. But if he proceeds il
Ihe same stran his memory will be refreshed us 10
iacts' OF "ter deiin2uencies and of other adnnst,r
mons besides MIR. Adams. The truth is there are
ana ever have been, defa cations under all admins
tratons and all Governments and tie probability is
always will be-"
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ErtTuct gf letter from fprShing6ou IN n rentye,ur1
Eicha.,..rL I'LL. lnn

ErtJuct IF letter from Bnshiagiou IN gentleman
n, RjctmOHd, Juty 1911, 1920.
''The prOscriptve policy has been much sackened
there being recent cases OF any distinctions ex-
cept those OF Mcssfs. Wedderburn in Alexandria
and Cove in the Post Office here, as uniustifiable
by the wav any that have occurred, both the men
being upright officers and excellent citizens Ne
yer did that all powerful engine, the Press win
mere signal or more h1manc victory, for to the
bold and indignant Remuneration of the anti republl-
can abuse Of power in prescribing officers for indie
pendent exercise Of opinion, nv The Wing i'll your
Baltimore Patriot and Chronicle, and many others,
drcds marked with the red cross continue to hold
their places Many that know to have been mark
ed for prescription have been saved by the keen and
energetic refnonstrances Of the public press that
penetrated the Palace, (beng carried there by the
ministers opposed prescription and shook the
luton of the Chief himself. Virginia has been homo
raby COMMUNICATED, for many of the federal officers
in that State were obnoxious, and would have been
removed if il had not been thought that she would
not stand it, The administration was warned by
trends not to carry prescription into Virginia Tor that
the yiroinans would not relish it. The postmasters
at Richmond, Fredericksburg, Petersburg, Lynch
burg and Norfolk the collectors at Petersburg, Rich
mond, and Norfolk were have reason TO think, at
one time on the black ettercd list and have been
saved by the character Of Virginia. This certain
ly know, that their places were warmly and mpor-
tunately solicited by certain Jackson Patriots.
! No administration unpopular IN the
District this and with good reason for the Prospe
rty of Washington has received n rude shock by the
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TO THE PUBLIC.

JhaI Couch Line from GuyandoHc 10 Stal,,-
ton, Three Tines Week.
'erliE subscribers have established a Line of Pos.
Il Coaches from Guyandotte TO Staunton, which, in
stead OF running toce week only, as stated in for-
er notice, Will, Tor the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay Tie
road, perform the route three times Il week.
The Line will pass through Charleston. and from
thence, by the LickS and the State Turnpike to-
Lewisburg and the principal Medicinal Springs, to
wit: tile w lite Sulphur, the Hot, the W arm &c. to
Staunton.
1t will leave Guyandottc every 7nesday Thurs
Hty and SATURDAY, at o'clock, A. NJ, and OIL its
return, will leave Staunton every w ednesday, Fri
duy and Sunday, at the same hour.
At Staunton tie Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines also uu1lino
three times Il week.
The route, from Guyantotte 10 Stanton will he
performed in five travelling days. (the 9Th day in each
week being necessarily resting day and from Stann-
ton to Richmond, Fredericksburg, in two DAYS
and from Richmond to the City of Washington i'm
26 hours, and from Fredericksburg to the City in
eight hours.
There will be night travelling throughout the
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio their way TO tIu.
North, VIII ind tins route very pleasant aud cheap
one. And those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive OF this Line they can
generaliy be accommodated on short notice, with
good eTtra Coaches to those Watering places.
And the public assured, hat in attention to the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers. so far
good Coaches and Teams, and skiifi attentive and
sober Drivers afford them, the line shall not be
inferior to any other in the State.
PORTER &, BELDEN
PropyletorS from GUydndofieto tie Ho,7n Springs
Proprietor from tie Hi,raa springs to Stau,ior.
Richmond, Va. June ~, 1929. C SIN
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aclcristc OF his manner he Indignantly condemns
the course pursued by President Jackson he declines
serving IN Congress and the Legislature of his state
expressing wish to devote himself TO domestic
IepoSe, 50 necessary to repair shattered constitu
Ton and wasted estate, both of which have been SO
freely expended, whilst in the service of his country
Heaven grant him the quiet he asks and speedily re-
to hun his health that the grateful people Of
TINS Republic may call him that sphere of useful
Ness and honor, for which his splendid talents so
peculiarly qualify him. mutual benefit will then
be conferred and glory reflected by the people hon
oring, and the person honored PUBIIUS.
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gylDolesaIe asrtcea Current.
Richmond, Jufv i6, IV29.

SrArfE AnTiCLf.S.
Tobacco, ieat-
good to fine, l00lb. So a II 81
middlins, 5a6
common, i II >
refused, ) a D
n,dn'.fdctured-
lst quail. cavendish, ID. 80 IL ~
small twist, no. /, lii i3
no. ,, 9all
Flour, city mills, new, g 25a6 81
canal, old, >, duh
Uheat, new, | MALLS
Corn, bush. AZ AZ
Co"t, best Tor shipping, rs a II
inferior, II a 10
Cotton, 8a9
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
.HiUan, III. Is
Birthstone, roll, Id. ) a3t
BeeSlcGr, BEST, D a %
Butter, rs Il 20
Beet, mess, Dbl. 10 so all
Bacon, new, 3
Cheese, "a iU
Cmdtes, tallow, mould, 10! al.
sperm. II u %
CoVee, W. |. green, - all
Rio, l29 Il l.}l
Java, white, 10 a17
ordinary qualities, lIjGl2
Chocoi0te, no. ], 10 d i8
Co2peraS, lb. 3 a "a
Fish, herrmgs, no. /, new, 4 -
shad, no. /, 8 50a7
mackerel. no. l scarce, 6 5Oa6 rs
do. no. :, > 30
do. no. ), / 30 u 4 10
Fruit
raisins, bunch, box, 3 75aI
muscatei, ) 30
feathers, live geese, good, 3na32
Glass, window, sxlO, 50 feet,
, 10 lDxl2, do. 3
GnnpOIrAte,-, Duponrs, , 80 a 6
Hemp, American, ton, $50 I4O
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, l7al9
sailed, l2a1 Is
Indigo, Spin fotant, Id. I 75a2 -
Iron, Swedes, ton, 100
English, 30 a 90
American, 81 a 80
Lard, new, 64a7
Lime, %
Leather. sole, Is Il %
upper IS a 2 10
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
understandable, II a l;S
Mahog0,ty, st. Dom. #. 10 2C
Bay, I'D IL
.hlotaSSeS, gal. n. o. % a 30
superior, % Il 3:3
w. India, generally, - a 26
Jueni, buShcl, SO 80
Mails, cut, lib. Gs
oil, linseed, gal. ~ 70
tanners, bbl. 10 all
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 80
do. summer do. 90 20
Outs, bush. 80 ASH
Plaster Of Paris, ton, / 30
Pork, prime, Dbl. 1la1I5O
mess, II Il IL 50
Rice, Carolina, (mcw) 3 a 81
Sugar, loaf l8a2O, lump I5a17
\. o. brown, 100 lbs. 7a9
st. Croix, do. 9a11
muscovadoes, 8 a 10
Salt. sack, Liv. filed, ? i0a2 81
ground alum, 2 81 az 10
Salpcb'e, 10. IOaI2
Spirits
brandy, cognac. gal. | IGal 81
apple brandy, 80 a lO
peach do. 80 "a 100
rum, ST. Croix IL Ant. so a %
do. New England, 81 a 80
gin, Holland, 80 a 1O5
do. American, 30 a 81
whiskev, 24a %
Steel, German, ID. II all
Eng. blistered, 7 as
Amer. do. Is
Shot, cwi > 80 a s
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF IiICHyIO.ND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
ballast.
Schr Eliza, -, from Western Branch, with
oyster shells, to master.
Siuop Fame, Doughty, from New York, Will,
tobacco, to Kerr, Caskie s. CO.
SlooP Eliza, -, from Petersburg.
Schr Pelican Mason, days from Baltimore, with
s,ndries to Wan w Swonpe, Otis. Dunlop " co.. Il
Peytop, Webb s. CO., Lancaster &; DENLY, Jno +
Reeves, Lucke 81 Sizer, NJ & w Willis, T'riplett &
Johnson Z NJ Mitchell, Winston, and TO master.
SAILED,
Schr. Jas Fisher, Somers, for Somerset, Mass !
coal
Schr. Independence, Tyler, for Baltimore coal.
Schr Independence, Hooper, for Baltimore, coal
and tobacco.
Schr. Meridian, Ingerson for New York coai.
Schr We Three, -, for Hampton, with coal
NoRroLK, July l4.-Arrlved, schr Benjamin T.
Valentine. Philips, Boston, days, bound TO Rich
mond-Put in TO land merchandise; Schr Aurora,
Hooper, from Baltimore, bound to RIcllmond-put in
to land merchandise.
Saicd-Brigs Plato. Bradford for Warwick and
Planter, Vail, Tor New York; schrs. Eleanor, Morss,
Tor Philadelphia and Planet, Cole for Petersburg
From Elannpr on Roads Ship Saratoga, Bacou and
brig Charles u Joseph, Bishop, for Havrc.
Cleared Brig Plato, Davis, Richmond; schr Che
rub, Litch Boston.