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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

% go my ep.sions al ptsssu, sts Precisely VIA, uey were III
1sess and lssa-when voted for the present tariff aud g2ro-
Rrsshoss(sr intsrrmi improvements"
FSou the SfeubsnviMe Herald.
The President, on the 23d Of April last, ssued an &C, con-
tainies the following appropriations,
"For improving the navigation Of Conneaut Creek, Ohio, six
beosand one hundred and thirty Eve dollars aud sixty five
cents
"For ex,eadin: the pier al Black Roch. three thousand cuo
hundred and ninety EIGHT doilanL
."Fos removing distractions Al tho mouth Of Big Sodos Bay,
New fort, hReeu thousand two hundred aud eighty dollars.
"Nor deepening an inland passage between 81 johns and
81. Mays river. fneen hundred dohap
"for improving the Cars Fear river, below Wilmington, N.
CAROLINA, twenty hve thousand six hundred and eighty dollars"
Vet, in one shot month after signing tho above bill, apprs-
pIia,ins sums Of money for the improves men, Of creeks and in.
nna passages and other objects equally local. the president
ands out tina, the great highway eadins from New Orleans.
S:,ehs1 and Nashville. through Kentucky and Ohio, to Wash
tos'on, baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York, 10 a local. not
q "aho~at object. and refuses TO sign an appropriation to ard
10 repairing that par, Of il which rs most used and 10 in the
~e,. eondi'ion"-:Ths public at large, will e. poet some further
exploration as to this.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

-
az A writer in the Baltimore Patriot, quotes some
passages from u speech of Mr. Randolph in 1879,
whimsieally at variance with the relation in which he
,now stands to the Government.
In 18eo.--"So long as man liz man, the victorious do
fbnder Of hrs country will, and ought to receive that
cpuntry's suffrage for all that the forms Of her gov
eminent allow her to give. s*+% Sir, what can the
country do for me' AS for power, what charm can't
have for one like me! If power had been my object,
I must have been less sagncious than my worst enc
mics have represented me 10 be, ifI had not obtained
IL. SS** Was it office? What. sir; TO drudge in your
laboratories in the departments, or be at the tan~
gour corps dipiomatique in Europe EExiled to ST.
IBERIA Alas! sir, in my condition n cup 9fcoH toafer
spouId be more acceptable. What can the country give
me that I do not possess in the confidence o fsucI con-
stituents as no man ever had oetore' L can retire to
nv old patrlmonial trees, where ] may see tho sun
rise md set i'm peace. = t. = shall retro upon my re-
sourccs--.I will 60 back to the bosom of my consiit-
,Ients. $3.50 And shall ] give up thcm and this! And
for what? For the heartlcss amnscinents and vapld
pleasures and furnished honors of this abode of SPLEEN
did misery, Of shabby splendor3 for q ~clerkshlp in the
war Office, or a FOREIGN MISSION, 10 dance at-
tend rnee ABROAD instead " at even
changes in man. > = y IfeeI that Ihang 10 ~ezisscnce
by n single hair--thnt the sword of Damocles is sus-
pended over me-" Yet, good nuturcd rcador-
In 1891. JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke, ao-
cents the appointment! Of minister plenIpotentiary 10
the court Of St. Petersburg, from ian aspiring, am
bilious military commador;' consents to be 'at the
tail of me corps diplomatique;" is wiling to dance
attendance abroad instead of at home and ''driuS a
Gun VI cold water in Russia, whilst his miserable
--texistencc is hanging by n single hair and tho sword
of Damocles is suspended over him Alas! Poor
human nature. q JEFFERSONIAH.
Mr.. Randolphs acceptance of tho Russian Embassy
excited universal surprizc. Men contrasted tie nc-
,cptance with the disdainful disclaimer Of peTsonnl
views, which he has taken every opportunity for so
many years, Of repeating. One could not but be
surprised to see chastity so Wanted, so pure, so squea-
raish, SO universally believed in, yield 10 the very first
advances Of the seducer. Not tie hawk pounccs
upon the partridge, with more avidi,y, than this mi
racls of disintercstedness, tins grca, cornmoncr. who
would serve none but TIC people, and serve only
,,udcr the people, pounccd upon the first Executive
appointment ever offered him. "Al IS not gold
What added to the surpr,zc, was th't more than
once during the Convention, and on The Charlotte
and Prince Edward Musings, the Ambassador sung
his nune dimiuis. What still adds to IL, IS that while
no was singing it, he had the appointment in his
pocket, and had signi6ed his acceptance OF it, 10 the
rGrst military nap II tho country
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25
Aae&teM SaIFa.
THI3 DAK

y8x3 DAM
7 virtue of a deed of ttust, made bv Eredevi<1
- Plessnts to Edmund y. 6oo,s, 1ks. and tho
subscriber, dated the 5th day Of Ausust, 1875, and ah
mitted to record in the county court Of Henrio,, tte
ilsh day ofthe samc month, for certain purposes there
IN mentioned, shall, en- Monday, the f1st day Of thu
month, between the hours Of ten and twelve o'clock
At the A.gie Hotel. in the city Of RicLhond, sell Il
public austion. for ready money, q certain piece u
Isnd, containing aboat twelve acres, lying on BIZ
chopped coad In Henrico county, and adjoining ,hs
land Of Dickens and WilliaI Monos,s
Ako, tso lots ofland lying near aitcholls Sprinv, IN
MID county and known in Mltchell's plan By Nos.S
OF 20 much of the said property as
may he necessary to satisfy the objects of the said
deed OF frost. Acting ss trustee. / shali CONVEY
such title only Is Is vested in me BY the ssia ds&l
OF trust. 9EAS. ROPLAND- Ur.c.~
lie lI-As
slot No. 81, conveyed to said Peasants by VVm.
Mitchell, and No. 80. conveyed BY J. q. E1n.scs aud
Gife to said Peasants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

- In consequence Of the indisposi,ion ofthe Trus.
tee, the snle OF the above property is pDstpoaed Til
br'day, the Roth instant, when it will take placp keS
iween the hours and at the place above mentioned.
je 9I-2awSt e. o.
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&c. DC. Nc.
Tickets 81, halves ., quarters I, for sale at
je 25 p. CHUBB'S Office.
nLD Rum "A few puncheons finest old Antigua
~ rum received direct f,om St. Thomas-for sale
j. i9-iftf by CHAS. PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

N virtue Of two Deeds of Trust, executed to dpSu
u al. Armistsad and V lillian cambridge, BY Vii
liam l. Morris, and Marcelia his wife, the enc on ths
eighth day of January, 1928. and the other on Ito
eighteenth day of Ecbruary, is29-and another De1a
Of trust, executed to Herbert a. Claiborne 8 Gharles
s. Gay. by the said William L Morris, on the tsnrh
day OF July. is2e--ai OF which deeds are recorded
IN The EustiDgs Court of the city of Rlchmond: wo
sbal! proceed to sell on The premises. on the 3e,h day
of June NEXT, for ready money, for the purpose there
In mentioned. two Lots, pieces or parcels of Larl.
IN Tho city OF Richmond. shown and distinguished Ia
The plan OF the said CITY, by No. Gan three hundred
and icrty seven, and no. (35a) three hundred and
tnty two, which were conveyed to the said n iliiom
!. Morris, by Thomas Rutherford and So rah bis wife
by their deed bearing duie ID. 18Th day OF JUNG,
1875, end admitted TO record in the clerks ooare
OF the Court OF Hastings fer said city-and on which
are now erected extensive brick buildings. used cs a
warehouse, and ft other purposes: also, three 9th
or Lots, pieces, or parcels of band, known and dis.
tinguishcd IN The plan OF said city, by number (342
three hundred anu :uT;y two, mum. =; three hundred
aud ioTty-three t3i3J ind number three hundred and
ter'r -four l341) 9th the Buildings commonly called
Shnckne Warehouse. end ell other buildings and i'm
provemen:s thereon; Which property was conveyed
20 the sa,d william !. Morris, by TIVE several drcSs
for undivided rn1ieties thereot-one made on the
tonth day If June. 1896, by Richard Gregory. and
Elizabeth his vifc, and John Pagram, and N,son
0TesoTl; The other, made on the some duy, by 80
ssph Dudley &C Chesterfield county, and both admit
ted to record in The clerks ofico Of the Hustiurs
court " said city: Also, one other BOT, piece or par
eel o. Land, Known and distinguished in the plan Of
said city, by number three hundred and forty-sfx
$780, which was conveyed to said William ]. Nor
rs, by William A SFnith and Sarah Smith, by thenf
deed, bearing date the 18th day of September, Ia26,
and admitted TO record in the clerks ofRce OF the
Hustmgs Court ofthe city ofousaid.
The above deseribci property was adver;ised 81
us to be seid on TIE 18th FEBRUARY last, but the saIa
wa. prevented from ratins place by an inIunc,idp
obtained by William l. Morris, ficTa the ehsnccriSS
OF The Williamsburg district; which muncion Ms
sssn dissolved b5 the chancellor 81 lie Sure<Sdt
conr; of ehanccTy for tho Richmond dbl rict.
Tie titla 60 the foregoing prorerty is believed 70
be rnqHes;ionabfy good Acting as trustees, we
will convey snch tits as s vested in Us BIZ e;crs 81
the said deeds Of trust
Z JOHN II. ARMTSTEAD, ia
WILLIAM cambridge, g
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, (E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

JUNE WENIY-TlIlRD
More New Dry Goods.
Opening this morning, by the packet Hornet,
~ fiom New YOrh, the following rew AID elegant
By Goods:
Mourning, half mourning and fancy colored ncw
style gsuze hdkts
Extra vide aud rich figured bobbinet trimming
laces
Very cheap lace cspSs
Needle worked muslin bands, on thick and thin
Back raw silk hose
Land cape pockeI Idkfs, a new ar;iSIc
Best jet black paimyrineS
DO do do Gro de Leon
And all qualities black bomb zines
With many new and seesonab.e Goods, for sale Ct
reduced prices ct X. Fl JENKINS
je24 PJncy Dry Goods IL Irish Linen Store
TE1ODDS S~MITHFlELD BACON go 600 lbs
l. OF Bacon, cured BY NJ NJ r. Todd, for sale on
board of tie Expedition. III the Dock.
il 81 JAS WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

4 YOUTH Of Is or a. b wuantal 1t tho Whia o..
a flee as an apprentice, To learn the Printing Blu
siness. 1t is necessary that he have q good English
education. and be- Of moral character and industrious
habits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25
Forty Dollars Reward

FGNHE subscribers stable was broke open on Thurs
Il day night, the 10th inst. and a large Bay Horse
stolen; his hind feet white, has saddle spots, marked
with gear, very full name divides on each side of the
neck, lbare footed.) He is a natural Dscer, but trots
well in burmese, and carries his head very much pro-
jected out. Ho is about five feet, five inches high,
ten years Old, nicked tail | will give $40 for the
uenrico Co. June 25-c6t
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DENTAL

nR. c. MUNROE, re,ideni DEnrTzsy res.
Pectfully informs the citizens Of Richmond.
manchester, and their vicinities. that hs will remain
AT lions during the Summer months. He will
insert from one TO q whole set Of natursl, artificial. or
t,act. as well as correct irregular rites Of the teeth
ii,s prices are very moderate; and il his services
w1en rendered. should not please tho patients. no
charge will be made.
Vi. NJ. may be consulted ct ell hours bet 8
I'D the morning and in the evening, q, bis reside nee
near the Virginia Banks, Main street.
june ~ eota,
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CIRCULAR,
WAsHINo roN, Jupe 4, iR3l

WAsHiNcToN. Suuo IL ihtu.
Sa:-You will perceive by the accompanying pro-
position, that we oler tn at n Agents for those whe
may own Military Land Warrants on The Virgins
State and Continental Establishment, or United
States Revolutionary Bounty Warrants; and ve re
quest tho favor Of you TO enclose this 10 such Of your
acquaintance as may be interested in those claims
with such accommodation Of W a. you may think
VIC mcsit.
With great respect,
Your obedient servants,
JOSEPH DUNCAN.
Nv. ST. CLAIR CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25
MARLAsE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND
SAILED.

SAILED,
Schr Commerce, Weeks, for Philadelphia, with
coal
Schr Dandy. Cole, for Providence, with coal and
flour.
Schr Coasting Pilot, Somers, for Charleston, with
coal.
SIoop Cherub, Burke, for Alexandria, With coal.
NORFOLK, June 23-In Hampton Roads, ship
Arnold Wells. Dewsen, Liverpool, 40 days, salt.
Sailed. schrs Washington, Eldridge, and George,
Kingsbury, for Richmond.
NEW YORK, June el.-Cleared, schr Fairfield,
Fisher, Richmond.
WILLIAM q. ASHTON, No 90, Bowley's
w wharf. Baltimore, late of the 6rm of Ashton
d. Moalc, is prepared to transact business, and NAL he
the usual advances on consignments. je 25-Gt
SEA TURTLE SOUP
WILL DC served up NJ eleven O'Clock This. Day,
w AT Bendle's Hotel and Restorative. opposite
the Eagle Hotel.
p. S. Familiescan be supplied on application.
jc %
OlAA Sacks Liverpool Salt, now landing from
AOOO the ship Fenclon, for sale by
je 25-it JOHN GARTH.
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eolSf
NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted 20 the estate of Hannah
- Fieia'ier' decd, are requested to call and make
payment. and those having claims will please prcsent
GABRIEL HALsPoN.
WED aflar. WET NURSE. S"{ I. ;," at this
WHITE 1AUZE FLANNELs, Or suDeIio %,
w quality, for sale by
il. & d. JAMES & 90.
le ls-ln Market Spunre
Union Hotel.
IA For rent aud Possession given ON the
first day Of Angus, next. the Hulnn Hotel
i;ss&3H& and the appurtenances thereto attached
AAFor terms, apply at the Office of The Bank
unlt"d States, or TO u w. EOoTES.
N4ESS BEEF.-Ioo barrels OF superior qualify ',
1vA for families. or ships use-fcr sale by
Ie 10 II II CHAS PALMER.
WANTED, fur the balance Of the year, a first
jeaL P. cHUBB's oeHce.
Whiskey, Sugars, Shoes, DC.
Landing for Sale,
S00 Hhds. prime st Croix Sugar.
Ao PART BRANDED, r q. n.
20 do Baltimore Tiiskcy
100 reams straw paper
10 cases coarse shoes,
Jn s2-3t DAVENPORT. ALLEN q CO.
a NANiNi URES tIlUZe H!bboES
W Figured cnte Paluis
WrFsted barege dresses
Worked muslin do
Damask shawls
Raw sili ladies' hose
Do do gentlcnen's half brxn
Mems and womea's brown s. white thread gloves
Bnbbinett lare
Real French fancy soaps, &c. &c.
Now landing, and for sale by
je 24-6r DAVENPORT. ALLEN 8 co.
- n
- and superior style, Just received by
6RANNISS, son & RROTHBAS'
Fs-hioneble Shne Store,
je2i Corner of Ram and I4th streets.
~ EHFl.EMEN 8 Bueh sA,a Summer Pump. 70,
~ dollar just Yoce,Ved a ffest, supply, by
GRANNHE3, son a BROTHERS.
fashionable and cheap Shoe Store,
Corner Of Nam & the stree, leading to Mayo's Bridge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Compo
ny. Class No. q.
70 be drawn at Norfolk TO-DAY.
co Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

~ EG&l.EMEN 8 Buek sA,a Ssmner Pumps for
~ 1 dollar just Yoce,ved a fresh supply, BY
GRANFIS3, SOB e. BROTHERS.
fashionable and cheap Shoe Store,
Corner Of Nam Il the stree, leading to Mayo's Bridge.
je %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

M Isl BEsF.-1oo barrels OF superior qualify
IvA for tam'iies. or ships use-fcr sale by
Je 10 -If u CEAS PALMER.
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WANTED, fur the balance Of the year, a frs
w rate Chamber Maid. Cal at
je 81 P. CHUBB'S Ofce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-10
.tc1)eet oes0 e9a1Dtg.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGI7sT 10. isao-

Death Of the King.-This long expected news has
arrived al last, and will be read with an interest dis.
proportloned to its importance 1t pretty GER
tam, that the demise of George w will be barren of
political nsequences-Minsters and policy remain
unchanged.
The triumph of the Liberasts in the recent cleo
tons in France, information of which is furnished
oy this arrival is an event of much more importance
than the British Kings death.
Fhe French, it appears, have had some hard fight
ing with the Algerines and the Arabs. The city
had not been invested
Liverpool circular Of the LIST July, says that in
consequence of favorable change in the weather
the speculative demand for flour had ceased, and
there was no disposition to buy the previous rates
-27s 2Gs per bb Holders however were firm.
Tobacco was dull, and the prices hardly main, aimed
great number OF arrivals had given check 10
cotton
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-10
MIR. KINGS ACCOUNTS.

We continue to-day the republication from the
Norfolk Papere, of Mr. Kings reply to Mr. Auditor
Kendall's rejoinder.
From the general curiosity excited by this exraor-
binary warfare, need scarcely invite pcrusa of
Mr. Kings second answer--au answer so level to
every capacity, that any attempt to simplify it would
be supe'uous, as any gifts conclusive cha
racer, would but insult the understanding of him who
reads it.
1t will be observed that Mr. K has not finished mis-
answer. Ofthat which is to come we have heard
some intipations which authorize US to express the
belief, That even enemies will be made TO give eyi
deuce ofh innocence, and the malice Tor ,rnorance)
Of the Secretary, and Slandcrer General ofthc ADM
nistraton, Amos Kendall
Every citizen must feel ashamed Of tho so-rv f.
cure cut by the Secretary Of the Navy in this conro
versy-a cas-pow of Amos Kendall, who has at last.
showed him aside altogether!
Of Kendall and the character of his reporfs. so IN
worthy the Government and the country, # is needless
to say a word. His niamy il so generally conceded
that 1t were gratuitous to insist upon IT, If he will
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-10

From the Correspondent of the New York Enquirer
SALEM, Sd August, 1880.
To-day, little after nine o'clock, the court open
ed for the purpose of trying the cases of the two
Knapps and George Crowninsbield. At an eary hour
idle boys and those of larger growth began to COL
lect around the court house. A stall or two with
gingerbread apples and gothic castles in sugar dec
Grated the square, and furnished entertainment for
little boys and little girs-the taverns for man and
horse. Among the groups hanging round, there ap-
peared to be come speculation 10 the chances of
death, which hung over the three prisoners Some
bet on George CrowDnsheld, others on Frank Knapp
and probably few Joe. Many others thought
Frank, by far the greater rascal and would take the
odds that he would swing From the windows of the
surrounding houses, female faces seen pceriug
forth, the green curtains between The scene was
uncommonly lively, for such melancholy object bat
there appears to be something implanted in the ma
ture of man, which makes him draw excitement even
from the distresses of his follow creatures
On the entrance of the judges, the doors were.
opened for the people, and then the tsrren roll
ing along the little court house, and rushing I'D
against the ratings like the tide boiling up the rocks
of Nahant In tbs rush for seats, to the forms
of justice exercised in the case of the Knapps, there
was erceness levity, rudeuess, and roughness that
made the front Of the gallery crack again. The coun-
sci Tor and against the prisoners had already taken
USER seats n little before the Judges made their
appearance, Mr. Webster, arrayed in sober black
carrying green bag containing his papers made his
appearance in the of the court house. and gain
ed the interior by the privat entrance used for the
members OF me oar' lie looked we'll and conforta
bic. lie has been employed to aid the COUNSEL for
the commonwealth. The counsel for the KnaDp=
were Messrs. Dexter and Goodenor OF BOSTON.
Franklin Dexter is young in his profession. the
son Of The famous Samuel Dexter and is esteemed \
promising man Of his age. M Geodenor is sr,ll a
yosnp man, but from the figure they made 1T is prob
Iematical whether they will ever rise above he me
diocrity Of the profession. In the hands Of such
as Webster, a dozen of them are mere mouth
full.
After the Couvt had been or0anized fho ,breo
prisoners were brought in and placed at the bar.
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condescend TO give reason why Mr.. King mas no,
been sued, he may find somebody to believe in the
story of his defalcnton. This single and simple cir
cumstance, is absolutely fatal to the assumption oil
Mr.. Kings guilt. II really defaulter, Court OF
Justice was the place to make the fact manifest as
well the resort for procuring restitution the Co.
yernment Even to subserve the purposes Of malice
and revenge, those amiable passions so conspicuous
in the administration of the Greatest and Best the no
torety and certainty of judicial sentence was prefer
able to newspaper SANDER. Whether for profit, or
to crafty their i'll will towards Mr.. King Court of
Justice obviously the expedient recourse in
addition to which, it was earnestly demanded by the
accused. Why have not Branch and Kendall, or IA
ther Kendall and Branch, sued Mr.. King in order to
recover that sum of 900 and odd dollars, of which
they say he defrauded the government, Let Mr. Au-
ditor answer in his official bulletin of SANDER
There were good reasons for pursuing the course
Had it been taken, Mr.. Kendall could not have had
the favorable opportunity of displaying his vigilance
to the pubcof processing his tender regard for the
people and their nterests--of playing off his doma-
sogue arts, to sink portion of his justly incurred in
fanny by the appearance OF detecting abuses and
making reforms to sustain sinking and detested adj
ministraton These political Of prefer
ence for making the newspapers the seat of war; and
for slanderOus "Ofcial Documents" to which the g-
norant would attach weight, independent of evidence
and truth Other are to be found in Mr.
Kings answer, and in his exposure and reutation of
the by Authority" attack upon him. Yes-the Sc
cretary and his 4th Auditor had good reasons for de-
Ginning Court of Justice, and making it war of
SANDER which their official position gave them ey
cry advantage!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-10
MARINE NEWS,
PORT or RICHMOND,
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Dromo, from Saco, with lumber
Schr Ann Howard, Mott, from New York. via Nor.
folk with sundries, to N Gordon, + Hilard and
hay to master.
Schr Ann Smith, Darling from Norfolk.
Schr Vineyard, Keene, from New York, with bal
last.
Scbr Milo, Carroll, from Norfolk.
Schr James Lawrence, from Alexandria, with fish,
10 Winston
SAILED,
Scir Richard Corson. for New York. with coal
Schr Cornelia, Denyse, for Brandywinc, with
wheat.
At Liverpool previous to June 10th, Mopul, Da.
viz, Virginia. Goth, Morca, Hammond do.
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.an'0unt Of Produce and Number Of Boats r,asse.

.1nlount Of Produce and Number of Boats Dnssed
doton through the Lo,oer Locks
AUGUST 81 hhds tobacco, Sc kegs and 90 box
es manufactured do, i52 bbls flour, 3O4i bushels
wheat, tieIce tobacco, 5000 slaves cords wood s
tons sand, 81 boats, coal boats, 2i2 bushels coal
6.-i13 hhds tobacco, q boxes manufactured do
2O4 bbls -four, 1895 bushels wheat; 5000 lbs hemp
tons sand, cords wood, 41 boats, coal boats i7a0
bushels coal.
7-3o hids tobacco, 3o3 bbls flour, 340o bushels
wheat 800 biiiets, 100 hoop poles, tons sand S
squares slate, cords wood, empty boat, 80 boats,
Is coal boats, 307o bushels coal.
8--35 hhds tobacco, SO bbls flour, 1850 bushels
wheat, is boats, coal boats, 92l bushels coal.
DIED-On Sunday morning last, in Manchester, Chester
Ounty in tha5 hi,