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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-08-28

A irugedy.-We learn by the Plato
from Maranham, that Captain Bailey, oi
the brig Fair American, ofthis port, lying
at that place, while in the act of chastis.
ing his cook, black man, for some i'm
proper conduct, received stab in the
side from knife, which the cook had cor
cealed about him, and that the latter i'm
mediately jumped overheard and wa.
drowned. Capt. Bailey's wound was .
bad one, but he was on the recovery when
the Plato sailed.-[Salcm Register.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-08-28

.acc;demts. ts.--Meesrs. Geo. and VIM.
Reading were riding on wild colts in
Charleston, N. Y. evening Of llth inst.
when the colts took fright. Georges colt
was ahead, and he leaped over . COW:
soon after Williams colt came up without
him, and he was found senseless, near
where the COW was: he died two days af:
ter.-Miss Emma E. Ksckerley, q
young lady aged l3, was killed by light
ming At Charleston S. G. 29th plt. She
had Just returned from school.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-08-28

NssbIehsad coctaiss 5l32 inhabitants:
,luu1onpo = - years ebeat 500. Thssc
ssss - ~ 1ssvs istha 'ews~
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-08-28

The schr Oswego, At New York, in
the late gale, stove Bulwarks split foresail,
sprung aleak % - to make II almost inn
possible 70 keep her free, and sustained
other damage. n
UPst New York, big Ansslops, for
Ljobon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

gaY virtue of deed of trust, executed 10
I'd the subscriber and Cs!ohiIl Mennis, on
,he lIth dav Of August. 1928, by Joseph w.
Scott and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
the cousry court Of Botetourt shall, on We'd
nesday the 18th day Of February, Of fair, #
not, the next fair day. nj Ire said Joseph w.
SCOTS rimberridge plantation, near Fncas-
te, in the county Of Boteton,, proceed TO Sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, the
fsl owing personal properly, to wit: l5o barrels
of Corn, a,quantily of Sheai, Oats, Que Horse,
one Mare, and three Colts, the stock of al l.
Hogs, one Wagon and Gear, and all the p IN
taion Tools of every description. The terms
will be made known Oh The day of SAL.
The subscriber will only convey such title ms
"a vested in him by the SAID deed, taough the
title is bsheyed to be unq esticnabiy good
w. W. WATTS, Surviving Trustee.
Jan. q stds46
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NEW AND CHEAP
@ q o Q - & Y 9

v tSHE Subscriber announces to hi. friend,
"a aud the pubic generally, than he has In
ken the stand near the Farmers BANK recent.
! " occupied by Messrs. lohn 4 Seth u.Isev
where he is now opening large aud extensive
| assortment OF fresh iroceries Having pur.
chased them Tor cash, he "a III be enabled In 40 A
them on as good terms Tor cash, or In ex-
change for country prodnceyas they eon he
procured III this market. Country Merchant.
and Planters are invited 10 call and ,xsn,n.
for themselves. His assortment is eomprised
in par, of The following articles, viz.
Sacks Sail. Liverpool filled
Loaf and Brown Sugar
COLLECTION and Steel
Whiskey some very old
Apple and Pc CHI Brand,
Stella, Malay and Port Wiuss
Honsses, tSuga, Hou,e)
Best Goshen Cheese
Mas. assorted sizes
Croohery aih Stone Ware
WIRING ana wrapping Pnpe
Glnss Mare, ~ knds
tn't"" faTn. asspr ea Nos
Gentlemen's and LadUs Oh
Rice
shad and Mackar l. good
soal and Upper Leather
Domestic { Tbs. IA aud 6rf
lndig" and hladder,
A0spice and Pepper
t'i"g"r, Copperas. &c.
Fine wool
Powder and Stot
100 yards lnr Tow Linen
CLIFTON II. RUCKER.
REQ ! Is
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Sis REWARD,

TT LUANT.1 nv NaTc 10 young man b
- the na : of TOWNLEY on Sunday las,
aud she has not been returned, have good
reason 10 believe that he has gone to tie west
with Der, as ,oulh of his disruption was seen
TO pass through New LondJn, on Tuesday
Ihe mar is snrrel mar, with her hind ic ct
WRIT, is fiyr ysars old neyt spring has long
tail, trots an gal!ops we'll aud is we'll formeG
| will give the reward i,any one who will
iewe fPrtp m twenty mites from Lvnchhurg,
on Wards Road. or will tnankfry receive anv
informa ion OF her. OWEN l. NORTH
Feb 4 4.
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ENR ISAAC r. MARR-seyo

HX X. ISAAC r. MARR-As you are m, ,
WI citizen OF This Commonwealth. we ,al,
ms method 10 inform you, hat on the o7,h
Gay OF next month, at our store room, in tho
town OF Lynchburg, we shall proceed to take
he dispositions ofisaac Adams and o,be,s-
which said dispositions, when so aiken. are in.
tended TO b. read on the trlalof sui, in Chan.
Gerry, now dependicg and undetermined in ,b.
county court of Bedford, in which Isaac Adams
and ourselves are conplts. and you are defts
lfirom any cause said dispositions be nor taken
or completed on thai day, then and in thar .
vent they will be taken AT the same place NJ,
he day thereafter, aud ref"iarly continued
from day to day until completed when and
where you will please attend.
Your obt. servants.
HANCOCK & BROWN.
Jan. 70. w4W47
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POETRY.

From the Lutrory Sourenir.
HOW SHALL WOO Herr
How shall WOO her - will stand
Beside her when she sings.
And watch thai fine and ialry hand
Eli, DER the quivaring strings:
And will tell her, have heard.
Though sweet her song may be.
A voice, whose every WHISPERED ward
Vas more than song TO M
How shall WOO her III will gars.
In and and silent trace,
On those blue eyes whose liquid rays
Look love IN every glance:
Aud ] will tell her. eyes more bright.
Though bright her own may beam.
WIN Hing deeper spell TO night
Upon me IN my dream.
How shall WOO her ~ will try
The charms ol olden time,
And wear by earth and sea and sky.
And rave IN prose and rhyme
And will tell her when bent
IMs k0felp, ethssIE .ss ss,,
could no, speak for tears,
How shall WOO her p-I viii bow
Before the hol, shrin,
Aud pray the prayer, and vow the vow.
Aud press her lips 10 mine
And will tell her, when she parts
From passions thrilling kiss,
That memory 10 mnny hearts
IL dcarer lar than bliss.
AWAY , away the chords are mute,
The bond - rent ~ twain -
You cannot wnke that silent lutte,
Nor clasp those links again;
Loves toll know is little cost.
Loves perjury is liRbts'n;
But souls that lose what have lost
VIVA have thev left TO win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11
TERMS.

al mr. annum, payable In advance sut
pfof lie received for less time than six month";
t.npuoh WIN IN be discontinued Our at the dscretior
and 90 P9 apo until all arrcarases are paid.
will be 4'es! ~ at cent 30 cents laI P.5
spare toi Those from a distance must be paid for
,boir inser,iun the payment assumed by
pf.v9 ,aasnonsible person in Lynchburs.
Charcsrv orders no, exceeding two squuresare
TOD for six dollars.
ry.lletters addressed to the Editors must be Get
- a. they will not be attended TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11
Negroes for Sale.

,;,,re OF Two deeds of trust, executed
5 ~ ,be subscribers by Joseph w. Scott,
.aa,;oo date n the ninih day Of August,
anu and duIy recorded in the Clerks Offices
' 10 couo,y courts of Campbell and Boteiourt,
VI ' hall on Friday the II h day of Feb next,
@ff,;r il not, the next fair day. } at the pres
" rosidsnce of the said Joseph w. Scott. on
YI,, Creek in the county Of Campbell proceed
;. cell At public auction, to the highest bidder,
ahont Is of the following Slaves, to vii !:
"Gsrle,, Betty, Jack Christmas, Isaac, Edy,
Little Charles, Camlle. Billy, Moses, Phil,
lin Peggy, Lucinda, Big Henry, Bob, Sdyey,
RnrweG, Coleman, Caroline, John. Judy, Elza !.
Cemsn,ina, Vicy, Lewis, Marah, Little Joha.
,rrecy. sawny. Herod. Bristoe and Sarah
Fady Caroline, Silvy aud her Child.
THE balance ofthe said Slaves, amounting
with their increase, 10 abont % in numbrr,
,,e shall proceed to sell. on Wednesday the
I'M day of Feb. If fair, ifnOt. the next fair
day.) at the said ScOt S Timberrdge Plabta
tioo. IN The county Of Bo'etourl, ahout miles
Tram Fincastle. These 81 Yes are OF a charac'
,sr and description that ate not very easily
G,nod in slaves in market-ihey consist OF Men
Womeo. BOYS and Girls, uucommonly likely.
nr The whole nunber, (nearlv 40, there are
only two who have passed the prime OF life
thew are all udder excellent characters, and
exceedingly well disposed. Among them are
for frs, rate fellows, well skilled in the cul
,nre and mana cement of tobacco. Planters
wl therefore fad ii much to their iaterest to
attend these sales
The terms will be accommodating. and made
tnown on the day of sale. The tile to thu
above slaves the subscribers believe 10 he
unouesioned, but acting rs trustees. they will
oniy convav such as is vested in them by the
deeds Aforesaid. w. W. WATTS, Tr-s.
JiHo. W. SCOTT, ! tees.
Jan. 81 wtds1o
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10 CENTS REMARK

ED ANYWAY from the subscriber. on III.
u n night of the 24fh OF January. LEVI
MORE, an apprentice 10 the raiIorne Bn.
ST. s.. Had on when he went away, black
Hat blue Goat, light brown Pantaloons. or
perhaps he may have with him a pair Of black
pan aloons of my own, which was taken of
bout the same time OF his rqnning away, and ,
20, my name may he seen written on the watch
fob hereby torwarn all persons from employ
ing the said Levi More under The penalty Of
he law, as will most positively enforce it TO
h. extent. JOHN q. SHELTON.
b II
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NOrICE.-Willb be sold al Campbell court
V h.ause, as the law directs, on the 2nd
Monday IN March, nero boy (Andrew) com.
mitted as runaway. and advertised heretofore
according 10 law. GERMAN JORDAN,
Jai1r for Campbell county.
Feb. 4 1w5o
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TRUST s gLE
Of Real Estate,

p Y virtue Of deed II us ~ cuted TO the
80 undersigned an las. & Steptoe, on the
Zeih day Of Ian. 1926 bv James Miller, and
ior the purposes therein expressed. will, as
surviving trustee, sci to the highest bidder
before the door of tho Bel, Tavern, in LIber,
". Tor cash. on the 20fh day of Feb. 1880, if
,a'F, II not, the next fail day, the tract OF Land
10 sad trust deed conveyed, being the land on
winch said James Mill now resides, situate,
'y'ng and being IN Bedford county, IN tue
waters OF Little Otter, a Joining the lands of
'ames Campbell aud others. and on both sides
o' me great Stage road leadiag from Liberty TO
o"lem, supposed 10 contain 400 and two, or
perhaps more acres. This land is considered
valuable and the whole tract, or so much
'nereoi as will be sufficient 10 satisfy the purpo-
Ses OF The trust aforesaid. will be sold Acting
4 trustee, will convey such title only as is
=" me- as surviving trustee, under the deed
aforesaid and none other.
p. II. GlLMER, Surviving
Truuee.
Jan'2l wlr46
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

ISIS Ann B GORDON, rrope es 10
lvM open school IN this place. on Monday
the Isl of March neat for the instruction Of
Young ladles-the Common branches of Eng
lin Education will be taught. She has very
Convenient room AT her fathers house.
Tn prioe Of tuition will be $40 per session
payable in advan
Feb. 1 ST.
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i fashionable Goods

SUPERB Gru.d. BIln silks
~ amrzeux Silk, An entirely new article
Blk. Gro de Bern and lta'i an Silk, frsr order
An assor,ma n OF Six fringe, 10 match
4 Rich Imperial French CaIicoes
Blk. Mandarin CraprI fp,sl imported
Silesia Brown Holiapd. warranted all thread
The above, with great variety Of othe'
new Goods, have htfn received tins week, md
are offered at very reduced ptires.
Nick EE ROBINSON & TO.
Jsn Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

NfOIICE-The subscriber, grateful Tor the
IN long continued patronage Of generous
pnblic. offers his services as a Black smith, ano
pledges himself to execute all work entrusted
to him in the best passible manner and on me
best terms. His stand is opposite the Franklin
Hotel where all kinds OF Mill Work, Wagon
Work. Edge Tool Work, and any thing IN his
line, sh all be done at the shortest notice ne
repairs Smith Vices, and various other Tools,
not often done in this section. That patronage
so generous hithsreto afforded, is earnestly
solicited.
NJ A few boarders could be accommodates
opnoste the Washington Hotel, on reasonable
terms, if early application is made.
Feb. 3y4o JNp. RES,
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NOTICE.
Edndri W. Erppnrns & r.

ll3 Pearl Street, New York,
Il NoN IlNuE 10 purchase MANUFACTURED
- "oods IN commission, which aforos fl.
c'i'"es TO dealers at distance in keep ng their
supplies OF goods general, without being
extensive.
Their long experience in executing orders Fl,
every description Of Merchandise wanted in
virginia. and the Southern q Western Sle,e,
'"ouees them TO believe that they can give
general satisfaction to those who will favor
,hem with their business. It's their intention
herFat' er TO irsnsac,a
General Commission Business ::
And VIII attend particularly to the sale of
oo"on' Flour Tobacco, or any produce
consigned TO them
New York, 2eth Jan 1870.
REFERENCES.
MIR. Charles VI. tichel, Richmond Ia
messrs Hancock u Brown. Lgnct6,ug. Ia
Jan %. ,1o
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New Millinery store
MRS. E. w. CALLAWAY

ELS leave 10 inform her friends and the
NJ public generally, that she has just con
,"e"ced the Millinery Business in oil its
branches, few doors below the Post Office,
enc enc near opposite Mr. Henry Alfisons Store.
que mas on hand, and will constantly keep a
seheta' supply Of Bonnets and other articles IN
"e' line. aud will be regularly supplied with ihc
"'e.i fashions from New York AL ORDER
ION The country shall be strictly and prompt
y attended to.
Feb, 8 ,s5l
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Ian. 81.
TRUST SALE.

EDURSUANr tu a deed of unsi executed by
III Edmund Pate and Sar III his wife, T. the
subscribers bearing late the 18th day OF Jan
1929. and duly admitted to record in the clerk
offices of Bedford and Patrick, we shall pro.
coed to SELL to the highest bidder, Tor r ady
mohey, before the door OF the Franklin Hotel,
in the town Of Lynchburg, on the 9th day OF
March next The following property, to vii one
tract of land in the county OF Bedford on the
waters of Falling Creek, adjoining the lands
of Vealy Fethers, containing los acres, aud
known by the name of Farmers ract-one o.
Their tract containing 100 acres, n Patrick ely.
on the waters OF Jacks Creek, adjoining the
lands of James Conner, John Hooks estate and
others, which vas patented TO John Ward, Jr.
ard by him conveyed TO said Pate, by deed OF
record in Patrick county. Acting as trustees,
we shall only convey such title as IS vs'ted IN
Us as such. GEO w CALLANai,
THOS. STEPTOE,
MATTHEW Pale.
Feb I tds49
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Jan 25.

ri OiICk.-A wet nurse, Of good character
" wanted, for whom liberal hire will bo
given. Enquire at this Office.
feo' 2w5l
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OF LANDS AND PROP RTY.
I'd I virtue OF deed ot trust, executed by
- Peter Hance to the subscriber. on the
dav of and of record in the
clerks office offhe county court of Nontgonl-
ey. for the purposes therein mentioned, will
be sold, to The highest bidder at ,ublc auction,
for ready money, upon the premises, on the
9th day of March next. tract If land contain
ing upwards OF 200 ACRES, in sighl of the ',
iage oil Newborn, in the county Of Monigome.
~, on which is about 20 acr Of cleared laud
with a comfortable dwelling house, kitchen,
&c. an orchard and disliliery. together with
sundry personal property The title of the
lands and property is believed 10 be good but
such title only as trustee will be conveyed TO
the purchaser GORDON CLOYD
Feb ND so
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TO Charles Lynch, Mildred Smlth,
late Mildred Lynch, hers Of Charles
IUnch. ~. S0mk Mitchell. sen. ,John

TO Charles Lynch, Mildred Smlth,
late Mildred Lynch, hers Of Charles
Lynch, jr. SamL Mitchell, sen. John
Lunch and Elizabeth Ward.
A Syun ar. not esd ut of this S ate, we
"A IA. tbs method II giving you notice.
that We shall proceed, on tn, 9th day If March
next, between s1nris and sunset of that day
at the Franklin Hotel. in the town Of Lyn CHI
burg aud : ate ofVrginia, To take The deposi
tons of Edward Lynch aud others--and AT the
tavern house CT the late Money Read, at
Campbell Courthouse, in the state aforesaid,
on the 9tb day If the said month, between the
rising aud The setting OF the sur on that day, 10
take The dispositions of Elizabeth Wiley, Coz
Daniel Perrow and others--and also, on the
29th day OF said mouth, at the tavern house OF
Henry Haines, in the town of Charestown,
jeff rsoB county, aud Sta'e aforesaid between
sun RE AID sun set OF tba' day, to take the
deposiiions of Gursham Ky, George Riley
Philip Suder aud others, winch said depasi-
tons are intended 10 be read / violence, on
the trial ola sui' depending and undetermined
in the Superior Court of Chanctry, for thr
Lynchhure District wherein Won and others
are def dants, and are plaintiffs hGuld
the sad dispositions. all or either of them, from
any cause not be rkpn on the several days
herein before spc cifcJ. the taking thereof, viii,
in such case or cases, he continued ( ON day
to day till the whole shall be completed.
FRANCIS A. HAAlLrON, jr.
For himself aud other pitts
Ian. OIL 4H dc
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TRUST SALE
OF Slaves.

Hpl virtue of a deed of trust, executed TO
.Ep james c Steptpe, on the 24tb day OF
May, 1928 by James ,i,ier,Rnd duly recorded
in Bedford Clerks Oiic | will on the 20lh
day of Fen 1920, II fair, it not, the next tar
day, sell. to the highest bidder, tor ready mo
ney, before the door of the Bell Tavern, in
Liberty. all the Slaves in said deed OF trust
mentioned consisting of "a negro woman and
her childre.,, and muIato boy Bob, between
alteen and eighteen years OF age. Ae ing as
trustee, will convey such title only asls YES
ted in me by the terms OF said deed. which IL
lie Is believed to be good.
THOS. STEPTOE. admir- Of
Jas. c. 5teptne. dec.
Jan 81 wlm4o
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a Ieacher Wanted.

RN the neighborhood Of ST. Johns Church,
I twenty miles south oil Lynchburg, Young
man well qua fled 10 teach reading, writing
arithmetic. the different branches Of mathemac
les. and The dead languages. would meet with
immediate employment. The neighborhooi is
healthy, agreeable and popnlous, offering an
excellent opening for school. II any gentle.
man should apply for the situation from dis.
tant part of the State, i, is expected that he
will bring good testimonials of his quallfica.
tons For further information as 10 the per.
sons wanting the Teacher, reference may be
had to the Editors. A school is wanted forth.
with.
Jan %. 1877
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GUN and A.oek smith.

TnHE Subscriber respectfully 'uia,ms the
- citizens Of Lynchburg and the public
gneraly, that he has taken the STAN immedi.
te;y opposite the Franklin Hotel, main street,
Lyuchburg, lately occupied by Archty Lew
is and Intends to carry on, III all lis branches,
the Gun and Lock Smith business. His long
experience in this business nables him to as.
sure those who may npst their work 10 him,
thai it shall he executed in the best and neat
est manner, and with great dispatch. and as
cheap as any where in the Un'ed States. He
will be very thankful TO al who have Guns 81
Gun Locks, House and Trunk Locks, aud Keys
10 repair, or any other work IN his line, 10 give
IN a :all. LEVI FISHER.
De- | 2m36
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"A COMPLETE assortment of Drugs,
ISA Painis, Dye siu1s sc &C. together with
all the approved paieut Medicine, ns Peiiers
atholicpn. fresh, Swa ms Panacea, Drysden's
Rheumatic Pow ders, Dr. Robertson's celc bra.
ted Goul and Rheumatic Drops. Auridge s
Tncture for Indigestion, &se. for sale by
VIM. j. HOLCOMBE.
Nov. -
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SMITHING

THIRST, BRAMLEY q Co.'S fine cloths,
HE pieces extra black,
9 do do light blue,
do Fancy green,
2 do Claret,
do Olive,
With good assortment Of medium and low
priced cloths. 10 which we would call the at
tentioa OF purchasers.
NORYEEL & TATE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11

NTOIICE- The subscribers schoolwill o.
" pen again on Monday the lsl OF March
next-She will teach spelling reading, writing
needlework. drawing, Iaintieg, and MAX ing all
kinds Of YAK figures, fruits and 1owefs-She
will aIso.each The art Of making mouds tor the
wax work She expects e ensuing ession to
be the last she will teach in Lynchb rg.
n. B. A few female boarders will bc taken
on moderate terms.
MARY GANNAWAY.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

Feb. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04
MARxASG AZ AwS.
PORT or RICII.iIOTO.
ARRIVED,

Schr c. Columbus, Noble. from Salem, via Morrill,.
VITA suad leg, :, uister.
Schr Joseph Bonner, DiackElan. from pbiI,l,,,b,,
with lion, aud 10 order. ''''
HcAf F"!.a-eigha, Somyrs. from Philadel,bja. hal
Sch. New IIopr, Bernard, l. ON Palladium, go,
HL'ei eGhe aud Delaware Cauni, wIth sundr.cy. 10
Hm -orj, Perkins 3 Hairs, & Peytou. Judah Ny.
- /. "SSO g Co, Saryay, l. ~. llams. y NJ
t'oHl!u, ~ THAN y AcGruGer, Lancaster 81 Dep-
~, bin!r EoI.ag, w II Richardson = Pu,ncy D,g
wen, smith y Hannah q l. Sampson. Wci < e
S'Anc, Wiiiiam,, Rtgh!e & Cook pnc,rI
Brooks O. Co w & d Kyle.
ScAr Sea Horse, SOlncrs, from New Yorl u,,,b
SdnGhes, 90 q II Mitchell, J Smell. : g. 4 hnJre,v
= =" Mitchell, OTIS, Dun!Op s. Co, w Sinh. .Da.
'eH2oIt, A-on IL Co, Thompson, n Uyers. ] Win
sloop Capital, E.scknan from Egg Harbour. bal
SAILED
"''& Adlms, Sh!!lGber, for RIO CraaIe. IS AZ
Sch Freedom, StoGlman for WarcEaro tNos. cc.l
SchF Expedition, Osborne Tor y ~ YSrl rr,l "
600? EAi.2tr!PA.l, ~ els, iJr Lrdceton, m H.
:, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3o.-hrr,J. schr Ne,,
0,E' Stevenson-ir from Richmond
StG9frd, sct7 lirau. Deuke TOR Ri.IrlonJ
NEW YORK Sept -. -C'iglrcL sckr p,i ,',r1
Corson, Richmond. - 80
NE" YORK, Sept. 3O.-Ar5'd, scbrs ZJ,.!, 9
Ac"cy, Is tn Richmond Horizon, IDsersgV : =.
Cows, Aug la-sa!-d, rl. uo..n Sill, llag!,. Howe IN
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