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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
TO LET.

4 y Elegant CHARIoTEE, with pla.
n tel Harness, &c.--,hc hands0mcs'
ever offered in Newport.--ALSO To
LET. An excellent HORSE, suitable lor
8 Carriage or Saddle. -Apply 10.
WM ) VOSE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
Tin Plate Worker,
JOSEPH MASON.

Respectfully i4to,ms his friends and the
Public.
fNHAT he has returned TO the old stand
Il next south of Mr.. John w. Davis's-
where all kinds Of tin ware is made and re
paired. 0FAll orders promptly attended
to.
0FN. B. Sheet Iron Stores and PistS
mnde and repaired at short notice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-02
Fall g. Winter
DR Y GOODS
LONG ROOM REPLENISHED.
N. SWEET.
CHEAP SIDE, NEWPORT,
No. Il2.
HAS JUST RETURNED
FROM BOSTON,,
WIZ the Most Splcadid assortment Of
DRY GOODS ne ever received.

DK NOODS he ever received.
Among them are
p RoADCLoTHs, cassimeres, sa'tinetts.
ED merino cloths, fiannes. baizes, book
ings, blankets, habit cloths, carpetings.
rugs, Scotch Plaids, elegant long 81 square
merino shawls, imitation do; raw silk. Va
lencia and cotton do; nankin and Canton
grapes, an elegant assortment Of plain and
fgur'd changeable silks; worsted cotton
and silk hose; large lot oflinen diaper at
Cd per yard; American beaver and horse
skin gloves, from 20 cents 10 : cotton and
silk umbrellas, elegant ribbons; bandannor
flag, and fancy silk hdkfs.; bachelors com
forts, and leather jackets and draws; boxes
Of cotton; pongees, cotton sheetings and
shirtings, linen do; circassans, vestings:
English French and American calicoes
from Cd to 4s6d per yard; furniture dimity
and chintz; Swiss, book and jaconet mus
Inns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

"ENRY . MIDDLETON. of Fredericksburg.
4 Il Va, has undertaken to restore lands in Va to
the original owners that have been sold for the direct
tax of The United States, and State tax. Also that
which has been forfeited 20 the Literary Fund Of
Virginia, for the non-pRymeut of taNCs.
He WI! undertake for portion Of the land rcC0-
rcrcd but If preferred by the PROJECTORS vii! take
stipulated or contingent compensation, 20 be paid
after the performance of,ngagcneuts.
Persons wishing his services, had better CommuuI
cate early with him At Fredericksburg, Va, post
pud) he expects to set out for The West this tall
lie continues to receive agencies TO investigate
and identify Western lands by actual survey 70 rent,
lease out. pay the taxes, make sales, aud Tondes
every other service necessary for the sU!o manage
ment thereof
This continued extensive range Of riding which his
engage cmruts require West of the Allegheny noun
tains, affords the opportunity transact other busl
ness, which induces mm to o!lar his services gene
rally.
The settlement and bonding Of debts collecting.
negotiation, and all other business viii receive prompt
personal attention. rs this Advertisement sorclrs
beyond his personal acquaintance he offers reference
TO the following gcntI"mcn
Corporation oT FrcicrirIsLry- "a
John AIc,caIlc, John s Wexford,
William j. Roberts, Fayouc Johnston.
Rucbsn Thomas, Archibald Hart
William a. Knox.
Spo,sv'rmj1 Cormiv. It
George Hamilton William Bernard
Samuel A. Sorrow, Coivcp.r Cer1Ny, To.
.ltemGric Copn'v. Ir
Doctor Mann Page, John Rogers, Hugh Nelson
Robert Rivcs, Nelson County, Va
David Briggs, Richmond CITY, Va.
Thomss q. Taylor, Powhitan County. Va.
/ r.. w. Dandrdga, Henry County Va.
I Abraham Staples Patrick Court house. Va
| Ballard Smith Grc'nhucr County, Va.
| Joseph Il. DaiuCcrfrld, Lcwishurr, "a.
T Lows Stuart, Clerk OF GrccuJri,r County. va.
. Chief Justice George Robertson, ~.
| Hon. Robert =. Lochcr, ky.
/ Mar, Richards, Philadelphia
/ George IIchb, Baltimore.
S,as Wood Now York
i Doctor Thomas ScmmCs, alexandria, ID. C..
J IIcz5klah Miller Georgetown, ~. q
sep 20-Hgw"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
j AMES WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
IMnrkek RrIdne

t.nGrket Bridget
~ AS on hand, and daily cNpec.s, the Collovipr
articles. which he will sell on the most reason
able terms. lwith"ut the addition of proft:)
l6o Maranham, Spanish hides (heavyl
1000 lbs OF oak tanned soSl and harness leather
5000 lbs Of assorted cotton yarns
2'ooO los. of washed and unwashed wool
100 sacks Of Liverpool salt, at s.
20 barrels and 10 boxes loaf sugar, I5c to 2Oc
20 whole and half pieces cotton bagrinr
~ doz. wire meal sicves
200 barrels of nett and gross fish
10 do Of faulty roc
ID do Of shad
IL bids Of best New Orleans melasses
81 barrels OF sweet Malaga wine
90 DO Of cordial
% do tof Newark vinegar
10 do Of do cider
so boxes Of tollow candles and soap
10 bundles of printing paper
Wrapping and letter do
W-bb's segars. he'd cords, sash cord
Leading lines, lead pencils
Beet tongues, &c. &c.
And daily eryccied
10000 lbs. Kicks family bacon
GOO lbs Of lard
20 barrels large Northern aDpl.s
Chars, setlces, &c. sc.
sent -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
TEE &ALETDNSCoPl,
AND LADIES' LITERARY GAZETT

n NOTWITHSTANDING the number of nevs,a,rrs
~ daily issued to the public in the District of Co
!umbia, the undersigned under the mpress on that
still another is requisite in order put the finishing
link to the literary chain, If they may be permitted TO
use figure, which will then eRciTcle the 'ten miles
square Oh the papers published here with one sol-
not to interfere, IN the slightest degree with Their
proposed publication Politics the hesinninp the
middle, and the end@the order of the day TO tho
complete exclusion OF all reading of refined and
imaginative description more polished and ,le-
CANT germs OF literature-Viiich mpart instruction
while they give life and animation to the social circle
itWili be observed above that the undersigned pro
pose to depart somewhat from the beaten track of
other wouldbe as well as succ ssfL, Editors in the
DstTict' and, Tor that purpose have determined to de-
vote their time and talents, such they possess en-
trely TO the amusement and instruction Of the fare
portion OF creation, Why this object has been so In
tie regarded by the conductors oG the Press in ,th
three cities, IS matter OF surprise to every one Th,
undersigned viii attempt 10 form reason for thi
neglect lest prejudice might deem them unius; to
others Of their profession Il fact, that the lad
OF the District "a Columbia have cvnCed abundant lib
eraLty m their subscriptions to papers of this charac
ter published IN the northern cities; circunsarLc"
which shows that something of tins kind IS wantinp
nearer home, 10 dspc cnnui, and amuse the mind ia
the hours Of relaxation from the more enETussing CARE
OF female HE. why shall we not, then, without var
~, anticipate reasonable share Of patronage from ~
matronS and maids OF our District In carrying into
execution cur proposed plan, shall, OF course 6
~ duty bound cHdeGvuT to give universal satsrlctfo.
II we fail, must look for indulgence from thos, .
who we are sure, will be always Hing to extend II
10 Us, our laE patrons VUr paper VIII be made up
Psn1'PT.y OF se'eG,.ohs rom NE most approved ard
Le.S'; ".e'a'g pTUHCaUoHs O! the present and bE-
go G LAY :, ~N' " We 'oPe 70 eNno't sucn judy
- Nv 80 "S " s",'ss QUE i".E readers That "
nave 'heF Improvement as vel as their amusement II
49," w p,IES Gu'1e.Ss ''a' no'hhS WIZ appear n
c. ~ -: - H., I"NsS VIC Ul''!'nS o'ush TO 8 +
30 I rs va" ICES % T'e mos "eicN'ey modest We
a. 'T.,..ss =" S''lc' rom several h'eTail
-, S,. = s,Si Vi n'bI S'anI.'hg' moreover, AID
nope by TIER courtesy, 10 be able to present to o.
."r'', "IS"s'"g''y' e"o,ce oT'SinaI iaie' and n
80 w 'I 'O'S 'NeA' OUT ho' ieSs OeauuIuI regions 1t
nf' tho s,r,o,,s,,,r ,,,.,-,,, -.,...r.,.- ..,..,
s,,,i,d 90 ,,,LI~a,i RI ~, M - ',,o pSe','at
bsyp chosrI .,I, EIIs ~ &C p.Oi,o'eu We
With onr ,,r CHI. ul i o., 's mos, IN Mn,s"n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
AH RS CHRISTIANNA q BURKE resnectfirr

NE u" INNS l IANNA u BURKE respectfully
LFE announces her intention To open in this cltv
on he fret day of Octuhcr next. a Seminary FIR tho
admission ot Young Ladies BoarderF and day scho-
lars.
1t IS contemplated 20 offer an Institution corabnl14
i"e most solid requirements with The most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without laviu-
ca'm To any extraordinary qualifications for dischor.
gIng the arduOus and highly responsible duties which
VIII deyolve on her as Principal, Mrs B feels conf
cent that an early attention TO the subject of Eduea
t!Un and an experience Of many years in us details
united 10 INC assistance OF so many able teachers viii
enable her to ahoTd advantages eq,sl any in this
state and not inferior to those of auy Northern Inst
t1tjou.
MRS. Burke will receive daily assistance fror, 5Ir
bar1e al an hour not interfering with The dufie of
his own Sesln--y Mr. Meculy, Teacher of nalhe-
mates IN tie tcanae1S sas.is1 viii also give daIIv
instruction IN the BREACHES vita ss Iazri
ment.
AR. Stephen Bernard a native of FRISCO ufl
teach the uOderh languages
Musc, Drawing and Bancing via be taught by the
most approved masters.
boaTders vii. receive that parental attention vbirb
whist avoids undue restraint will insist on the full
ElIneni OF all moral and rel IOUs duties and esion
srlc regard tor those observaRces best calculated to
insure an easy and becoming department
Inc following table exhibits moro extensive
course oi studies than IS generally offered for the cd
Ecltion Of females. They submitted in detail on
account OF he belief that many parents viii consider
them esscnta. to i complete education:
0HhograPhy, Arithmetic
tH;Saa!"s' bookkeeping,
NrtinE, Algebra
ing ''i HramnUrr Geometry,
ElQeu'l2n, Naturai Philosophy,
D"!Ies LettTes, Chemistry.
Eps,oary STYLE, The Creek Latin Fre.,o;,
AuI'eh ana Modern HIS Italian and Spanish Ian.
tory. pusqes
Geography, with The use Vocs! and Ds,rrr,or,-7,
OF Globes and Maps. Music
nSIoh.my' ETawng and Pointing,
SR'urS H'story' Dancing,
BCtanl.
ne richmond Female Seminary viH 10 opened
IN the house on 18th street. once occupied bv Tic
lave MIR. Frederick Plessaus-ccntral spacious Gle
yates and r'tIed no location IN tho CITY better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board for the scholastic year OF 10 mSutly, 600
Tuition IN oil the English branches 40
Extra charges regulated by hose Of other schools
Application in person OF letter will recciv,
pSompt attention. ma 2,-TInt p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
SELECT PNANTIcAL ruEnI - IL

"a ELECT PRACTICAL THEOLOGY of the
- Seventeenth Century. comprising the best D.oc-
ucai works OF the gEca' English D,y.nes, aud other
cG''g 'i"i authors OF ih2tag Collected and arranr
oy Jane, Marsh President o.. the University of Yer
mont Ia i've volumes. Volume first lust publish
60 coh'aIaIng the bicasedness of,he righteous and
S"e vanity o. man as mortal" by the Rev. John
Howe, aud "Discourscs On The four las, ,bin1s =, b
Dr. WIN Bates. Received for sale. by
sept COLLINS q co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

messrs Roberl Brooks d CO. the r.n,rnctars c.r
executing the work upon the above section. havinr
iai"d TO comply with the acquisitions Of their con-
tract, wI upon tho completion If the WlnchrsNar.s
LrorF Bridge and Cmhonkmenr be- permit ed 10 with
draw from The puolc employment; aad The line is no,g
second time offered 10 persons disposed TO contract
ior road making, and the building Of De bridges
Fhc conditions OF The letting and manner Of expcu-
ting the " rk,wi be Tnrdo known tu the bidders on
lnc 81 day OF bri05or next. at b. house Of NJ u
Bnhn0rs, near Charleston. iu kanawha county where
the bids inr iu" "Ccution Of work are invited It's
expected That persons prupo ing m become underta
kors VIII make themselves acquainted with the loco
ton OF the road and the seycra Budvc sitos prcy-
previous TO tho day OF rc-lgung. The distance Of
Road uov offered tp bidders IS near 30 miles and ~
( 20 part thereof has been delivered the whole VIII
Hr offered md contracted tor ~ sections 10 suit tho
wishes Of the bidders subject such deduction frr
tho work done by X Brook, s. Go. rs shall be- here
I s1cr estimated In obedience 90 tho provisions az
their contract.
y SCALES, Superintendent
Extension Of Il. II u
/ Sept. 90, lo5O---G =,
! u Fhc Editors of IN" Richmond ENQUIRER. Con.
,ttuunnal Wing, Winchester Virpniau Charleston
I Free Press, Staunton Spectator and 1ynchburr
J"Acrsonlan Republican, viii insert tho above once
a wcck TIL tho 25th inst and forward tho account
/ = this Office iar ,nyurSr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
SEPTEMBER FASHIONS.
Fall Dry Goods.

Fall Dry Goods.
~ OBERT II. JENKINS is now opening by the
He PacHet Exit. from New Y ork, an assortment
OF Faney Dry Goods, Irish Linens, Lawns Shest-
ings. Table DamasR aud Damask Table Cloths-
Livery variety of fashionable lace and worked Goods
-capcs- cops-coilars-FIore llas-worked robes
hosiery and gloves; with many new and fashionable
don. 80 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

II Newspaper for the Ladies.
F'op0 tor publishing IN the City of Washington
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat ouarto form
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
semn2uon Of Intelligence useful and interesting to
the LADIES'. tn he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
G. RE.LETTlNG

ar The Eastern Section AZ he Eric7rtron aC The
~ hrnr'rh7 Roed, viii lake place on the first
day OF October nest, at the house Of Mr.. Daniel
Rutncrs, near Charleston Runuwba.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
Proposals By Mary Barney,
ETOR PUBLISHING on the first day of N,vor,.
4 Der next and on the beginning of every month
tEe'eaer IN Inc city OF Baltimore, new Periodical
NV "Tk. To- be entitftd.
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
OR, LADY'S EMPORUIM

t"S "Nt.Eueu work wiII be generally literary. and
occasionally POLITICAL The literary department shall b
conducted IN manner not inferior L. that of ibc
uCSI periodicals. IN the cOuntry-in the several denor,
Heh's u prose and verse and their subdivisions
nGt.H'Ne' sentimental and dldactIc compositions or
iSIna! or selected. Nor although s general be.d ~,
literature, shall the ucubraton of science in onv 90.
!s branches De neglected, when they shol be offered
Tor publication IN the ''National Magazine
81 -. '.e ''r"ss' Which IL low going between civ.
:. !!Oerty anu wiId aRarcby under the garb of dome
cracy, she will sometimes raise her feSI. go, -.
as Gsputan' IN the arena Of purity but as an advo
gate !or CERTAIN great sncIpes which it NAV become
heF sex aud condition 10 feel lively and deem interest
~ maintaining, IN these times Of mscalled "ref,rn,
Ton rs a victim of .'prosgr!pt;ou she has s n;,rI
100 'DuCh and Knows too much to permit her ent;re
silence Upon that subject she cannot avoid ,nspk
ING Teeiy-she VIII Try, however, to speak dis
Directly II there any vino wouli still fravvn mo,
this last struggle Of mother for her tamily tbav az
~ AeeFly 10 withheld Their suppOrt-A Dgughfer oF
the heyoiut!on, and the grand children of Reyolu
-i1loTy Heroes, WI perish they beg II the land
"isf- hey should live III honor
The work vii. BE- comprised in eirhty orrovo n,,r.s
on --"c paper ~ new type, handsomely stitched npI
year.
TEEIs:-The annual subscriptions = IN be Five Dol
aTs payable m advance, on the delivery of the hid
number. a. the pleasure of individuals.
al subscriptions remaining unpaid at the end of
.Is yer 10 &c discontinued Fer single number
Much attention will be paid to FORWARDING the n,,n,.
.eIs ana with the least cost to subscrbcrs-it being
LEtehteGtO establish agences II all the princjps cities
and towns by whom he work val be carefully deI,y
e'eo L" other places or when the nlmser of sub
s.OtFs may not be sufficient 20 establish an AGENCY
they will be forwarded by mail unIcss otherwise DIRE
ted HulscrioeI. are respectfully requested distinctly
80 prescribe the places persons TO HON the work
s'iII We tcHt ior their use MARY BARNEY.
W AL letters and communications attended IN hy,
WILLIAM BARNEY, Arcn. and PubIisber.
Baltimore Sept. |.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

The OXonians;
A Glance at Society. By h" Author of The
~ Roue"
ny point dannecs que les oles des hommes ne pussen
lUuTnT volume Ia
For am--Iouk to T.
An Oxford scholar, and can GO t
Just published. for sale by COLLINS s. CO.
sep %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24
Commissioner. Office, Fredericksburg,
.LmlLL 5M. lNNn.

.July 5fi. 1870. (
The parties interested hereby require d to at
tend at this Office, prepared with testimony sustain
their prctensions on the 4th day Of November nexL
Al clock, a. NJ. . I. b. BARTON
81 6w Comic. C.. Fredericksburg.
V7IRGINIA AT superior court Of chancery, held
at the C ptol In the city of Richmond, Saiur.
day. March 9th, 1890 Betsey McCredIc Kiddcr Bell
and Adelaide his wife, formerly McCrcdc, and Robert
sprggs, and Polly his wife, formerly NcCredIc pitts
against James Penn, execute: Of George McCredic
decd, George McCrede, and John McCredIe, c-,-s:-
of said George McCrcdie, deed, Walter Dunn exor
of John Graham, decd, Berlcy Randolph, ex'or of
Harry Heth, who eXOr of Samuel Clarke lee.
and William Long, dfts.
On motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel this is
dismissed as to- all the defendants, except John Ic
Credie and George McCrede, without costs md
theTeupon the to be heard, on he
original and supplemental bills Of the plaintiffs n II
for confessed, exhibits and the records and proce l.
ings lately pending IN this court, by the style Of Nc
Creole vs. Penn 4 al, and Graham McCredie g.
al, and argued by counsel. On consideration,
whereof, It appearing that the whole personal estate
of the saul George McCrrde, deed, hath been ex
hausteG in the payment of debts the court doth order
that one OF the commissioners do state and report
the court Of the real 81 George Nc
CPede the elder, dec, & of the manner which the
same hath been disposed of, and what parts thereof
and what rents and profits thereof been received
by the said John, and George Mctrcdc the younger,
or either Of them, any other persons for
them or either of them and the value of the real
estate, and it's several parts; that the commission
or do state account of the cEaces TO the plaintiffs
IN this suit showing the amount of principal money
and interests due each respectively that If required
by either of the parties he also take account Of
Debts, IT any, outstanding, and du" from the estate OF
the said George Me- rcdir tho elder, decd which may
be entitled satisfaction of the real OF the
said George Me- rcde the elder, deed, an preference
the plaintiff l,gacIes with any other matters spc
cially stated, deemed pertinent by himself which
may be required by the parties TO be stated and the
said commissioner is authorized TO examine any OF the
parties in solemn form touching the premises
copy. Tcstc, WIN. &. PErDLEroN. q. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

Mcrino ShawIs, VT Flannels. &c. &c.
A II r. IL. jenkins FArCY Day Coon & IRIsu
"a LINEN SroRE, viii BE- found of this falls import
alton, an extensive assortment Of the following Sha,rIs
All sizes white, scarlet crimson. black, plain and fancy
c"or"d square mcrlu0 shawls.
Long white, scarlet, black, and colored merino thy.
bet. wool aud cashmere shawis.
Lama wool and Tuscan showls new rich and chsap
article for The season.
An extensive assortment Of small sizes msrino cash
mere, thybst hdkls. and skawls
ALSO.
One bale white and red lannels--varous prices.
Four cases heached shrtIngs from Cd ward. to fine.
Persons wishing TO examine mernO and other fash
onablc Shaws viii End them in abundance at the
above place.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

The parties interested hereby require d to at
tend this Office, prepared with testimony sustain
their prctensions the 4th day of November next,
a, 9 O clock, a. NJ. L y. BARTON,
81 Gw Con'r7C. c.. Fredcricksburg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

STANDARD Works
h. the Prot. Episc. Church m he United Sfa,cs.
~ Volume iSt., Leslie on Deisun: West on the Re-
s"FT'ct!oH: T''h general and SPECIAL preface b.,
= ri'i~S' L'-d-S!iss ana notes Subscriptions re-
c""@u ~ COLLINS q Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-04
OeUD agaS1tM.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1880.

10, We once more, and for the last time, appeal to
our subscribers out of this Commonwealth. Il is ut
tery impossible that gentlemen expect 10 fur.
nish them our paper for two, three four years,
without receiving any compensation. We shall be
compelled to strike from our list all such subscribers
Money RENTED by mail, post paid will be at our
r's9ue. 1t was not long since that we had indorsed
upon paper, seEt to each ofour subscribers arresr
the amount due. We shall do this again that there
may be no mistake
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-04

lengag,mg humihtyJ support OF the Editors OF It's,
p'per. We could dePreeaie Ais election as a CO
upon our country" q
We have published this extract before, but So
days Developments add to lis power Of amusing.
The same Editor the other day, limited that between
MIR. McDufies Bank Report, and Tariff Doctrines,
there was an "aPpare1t inconsistency"
IL is really hard that poor I'LL, after surrend crnc
aniipathcs against the Hero, apparently so insur-
mountable, and all for the good and unity of lie
Republican Party, should at last be deprived Of his
reward
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-04

ARRIVED,
PORT OF RICff.Uo.VD.


Packet Schr Richmond Packet, KNAPP, days from
New York. with sundries to Davenport, Allen 81 CO.
Lancaster 6S DENLY, Baldwin, Ives g. CO. ] 81 ]
Goode, John Thompson, w &, e Crane, IIubba I'd
" Gardner, Williams, S g. r Andrew, Hallowell
Ira l'Itchenor b + Hil.iard. Raymond g. Brothers,
j Trlpett Walker ~ Booth, w Ritter, r d
Sanxay, ID Weller, n Stratton, A Peck, Johnston
O. Son, Z y 4 Warwick, c p Adrinnce, r III Jen-
kIns, II Eustacc, C Vail, l. II Bancroft w Mi
cou, J McKildoe, Yale & Duney. J NJ Johnston, &
Peyton, c NJ Mitchell, p Taylor, NJ g. w Willis
Z Beck, L 81 James Il CO. b Abbott, A Sweeny,
III McCreery, G II Mitchell, II a Rust, w Wal
dron q CO. Cunningham g. Anderson Al Myers,
i'urPs' W Beers, y Gordon, C l. Tsr, c God
dard Smith, Tompkins s Fisher, L DAVIS a
Myers, Myers, jr. J Parker, Ii Phocpoe. Hall s.
Sleore Wadsworth 81 Williams, Binford Brooks
q. co. w d ID Kyle s. co. Bagwell, Smith g. Hanna,
w ortham II McGrudcr, Rogers g. Harrison, Otis,
Dunlop u co. Warren s. Reynolds, and to master.
m6.d
The >r Sun, Horton OF Hartford FIN Richmond with coal
four VISIT ashore ESg Habo Sunday night
and lost Only naI 20 barrels Of four aud sails
and rigging saved.
HOLMES HOLE, April ai--srd, scLr Ann, Richmond
2sth schr Caroline, Crowell Richmond.
BOSTON, April 28.-Ard. brGs Iley Mitchell, Richmond
President Nichols do schr Rachel s. LYDIA Plumcr, do.
PHILADELPHIA, May Ard schr George r. Gardner
Downs Richmond, 4 ds slOop Neptune, Muffin, do do.