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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

III III
NEW ABRIVAASOE
MEDICINES,
Paints, Brushes, &c. for Sale
IlVHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
5000 LBS. e,..s,t Salt.
2to0 lbs. Epson Salts
1000 bottles Castor
900 Ms Lump Magnesia
80 do Powdered khuOarb, superior
% do Root do do
81 do Sugar Lead
100 do Spirit Harishorn
lou 30 Spirit Nltre Dulc
100 do Calomel
50 do Powdered Jalap
900 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Camphor, superior
80 do Powdered Columbo
20 do Root do
80 boxes Window Glass
800 lbs Race Ginger
Il 300 do Ground do
% do Waters. assorted colOrs aud s3ze9
some IN boxes
3D0 do Gum Shelac
20 do Noimegs, superior
200 gals. Sweet Oil
1000 lbs Roll Birthstone, supeFi3c
1000 do White Chalk
2OOO do Spanish Whiting
500 do Paris White
100 do Chrome Led neeeFtic'a
1000 do Salt Petre
5000 do Alum
1900 do Copperas
1000 do Stick Logwoo.
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Slick Fuaic
1000 do Ground DC
1000 do Putty
800 do Aqua Forts
so DO Best Turkey Opium
so do Spanish Flies
SO do CaIcIned Magnesia
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Brown
500 do Oil Viriol
1000 do Dry White Lead
100 do White Mustard Seed
500 gals Linsetd Oil
Paiots ia Oil, all kinds in use
Dry Paints do do
Mellin's Cough Drops
Andefson's do do
Lamotts do do
DE Lamontefats do do
Spanish Float Indigo, super ior
Madras lndlge,in squares new article
Medicine Chest Botties-sguare
Alcohol
Spirit Inrpentine
Liquid Ink, superior
Red and Black Ink Powder-supe,ior
A complete assortment o. Surgical lnstrp.
ments
A complete assortment Painless Brush,
es aud Sash Tools
A complete assortmeniol Sweeping Brush
es
A do do Scruhbing do
a large assortment ofCamePs hair Brush
Il do do rarking do
A do do Velvet do
An assortment of Bushes for marking Il.
bacco or Coitor
a large assorimentd White-waSh Brush
A do do hearth and dustiug
Brushes
A do do Table Brushes
A do do Clothes and Ia,
Brushes
4 do do Tooth and Hair do
4 do do Comb, Nail aud Jew.
ellers Brusts
A do do Flesh & Shoe BrusheB
4 10 do Varnishes all kinds IN
use
An assortmentf Poriran Tools
Refined OK Ga fer rendering water color
more pei lament and peahiliui-ht"
article
All the secretemed'cs
All the PaienNlediclnes in use
All the new hdiclnes.
Together with great rarely OF other goods.
All OF which an)feierHiHed 10 sell on as good
terms as any o,r House in Virginia.
HWEL DAVIES,
Main 81. LyneAbWg.
May II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

NTRGlNlA, Set at Rules holden in the Clerks
" olce oftne CouGty Court ofBedford Oh the 9Th
day ofAprh, lc3O. SIlas Taylor, Pltf. against SINH
ue b. Page and John T. Sale. Defs In Chancery.
The defendant, Sam b. Page, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act OF
Assembly aud the rules of tins court, and appearing TO
the satisfaction ofthe court that he not an inhabant
Of this Commonwealth On the motion of the plaintiff
by counsel 1t ordered that the SAID def Sam H. Page
de appear here the lih Monday in June nextand an
swcr the bill ufthe plaintiff and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted IN the lynchbufg Nrginian
for Two months snccessiyoly, and posted at the front
door of the courthouse If this county on two several
court days.
ACopy-Tese, q, A. WlNGFlELD, ID. c.
April II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

FHNtlE subscrIbcr has two valuable tracts of
III land lying in tis county OF Montgomery,
each containing about 1900 acies, " hich he is
anxon. To dispose of on reasonable Terms. One
of those plantations is well kn lawn hy the name
VI the White House paralion, with good i'm
provemens. The horse is well calculated for
tavern on public road much travelled. This
plantation has also ON II a very good Saw and
Grist Mill and IN neIshborhood sufficient TO
render IL valuable. The other plantation has
usual improvements. They viii be sold either
by the whole tract, or if il will suit purcha-
sers better. | will divide the tracts to suit
them, provided can effect n sale of both, or
one tract, aud deem il unnecessary 10 give any
further description as II Is presumed that those
wishing to purchase would prefer viewing The
premises, which can be shewn them al any time
by the proprietor. JOS. KING.
Montgomery, MAY 90. WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

& TATE formerly o'eoIa .
~ Mes Daniel Brown above Mes"s Mckee, Mems large %
purchased
tn" mouse
suppfes
ofG m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07
0I0HT2.

] piece imperial Black the finest ever offered
in this market
a do Extra fine 81 fashionable Gold end
Brown, all the 60
] DO fancy Olive for Frocks
l do beautiful Bottle Green for do
do Extra super light blue
q do Medium do
. do Common, very chenp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07
Nn\Wnnle HenA Nstale.

April 5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

White aud brown Drillings
PLAN and striped black Laslings
GA black Bombazine, really fine
Black BrochelIe, new article for Gentemen'6
Summer ware
Extra fine yellow Nankeens in long, and short
pieces
White Sateen and Rowan Cassimeres
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

- =, - . BOSTON, April 10.
Further PGrticuiars.--We learn from gentlemen
who left Salem yesterday that no discovery had been
made OF the perpetrator Of tho above murder; and
that the innocence Of the young man who had been
susp cied was considered beyond doubt. Ttissta
ted That the otndoto By which the murderer entered
the mouse III the night, was in room which had not
oeen used er some tune, and that the shutter oft had
oceHfaslened bya bolt and bar inside. As no marks
OF exterior force on the window appeared II was an
parent that the fastening mast haze boon removed
ny soTc person in1de the bar being found etnnd,nn
against the wall. 10 is also stntedtb from, tho ir
cumstances that Mrs Rockford, the housekonpcr of
Mr. W. had been absent some DAYS on yisi, IN n
heIghooihg town. and had not returned and that the
deceased and his sery0Dt had visited his farm on
Tuesday afternoon, leaving in the house onlv ono
domestic and she Keeping in remote part oft. tho
assassin must have known these facts have ontcred
tue house secretly, removed the fastening, and csca-
ped unseen. - N'' '''"
There was much rich property and plate. and
consiueiaDIe amount IN gold IN the chamber no part
OF winch was disturbed The death Of Mr.. w. was
PROBABLY instantaneous. On al examination Of the
wound on his head, we learn, that the bone was
found to have been fractured two e.: thrco inches
we also learn that six or seven Of the wounds on ha
body, IN the region Of the heart, might be covered
with mans hand.
We learn, that when bis Exccllcncy the Govern
or received the ldngs Of the above horrd event he
left Worcester, and proceeded TO Salem TO ascer
tam the particulars. lie arrived there on Thursday
afternoon, and yesterday, after having issued the
Proclamation, which will be found in next pare. he
returned to his farm in Worcestcr.-rCeniine2
The Salem Murder.--A gentleman showed MS
letter yesterday from one Of his friends in Salom
which says the report to which we pavc currency
in the Courier of Tuesday, respecting the will Of
MIR. White Is all mere gossip-at least that re-.
port, tie very reverse ofthat is currently believed
IN salem For The honor ofhumanuy We arc glad
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
New York. ADril 70.

Nav York, April ~.
LnteH franz EnS'nnd.-Thc packet slim Hudson
Capt. Champhn, from London was legvt phcd at an
carly hour this :noTnng: her day of saii,g from Lon
don was the 10th OF March. II will BIZ recouscted
that Capt Depayster, of the De Rhagn read in L,op-
on paper of the 9Th that the Hudson had put into
I'oee rom Londv ~ run or 18th of March
II we got our Pdpers in seuson sum puolsiI So.
cond edltiQn.-Coin. .9skc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
From the .Ne,o YORK .4,ericon.


The composition of the committee charged with
preparing the address Of the Chamber the King i:
heeiaody liSrra-thero being not single minister.
Enenne, herdtry, Dupont de FEure, Gaufh;er. Sc.
bIsiani, LePeiietier d.4uinus, de SADIE Dvpjn oine
III Ehenne, the Editor of the Constitutional viii be
The writer of the address, which was expected 70 be
submitted 10 the Chamber the eth The Charle.
mdSne, the packet of the 2Oth which NAV he hourly
expected, VIII bring us this it may prove inpor
tant state paper. Fit speaks plainly, the Hnistry
must yleld, or dissolution Of the Chambers ensne-
IL should be stated, however, that the Ga-eeIe de
france Oh the nth, says, at is announced already
IN the lopposit!onl journals that the address will be
rose icater one, and that scarcely an intimaton of
ny incomPatibllty OF opinion between the ministry
and the opposition will be slipped in amidst assuran
ces OF devotedncss and submission" The sar,, mn
per says that in the choice Of Vice Presidents The
liberal party showed total want of unanim1tv ofo
Pnon, and concert ofactiOn nd that in
instead Of their favorite candidates ~ ~ Dvnopt
lde PEure) and Girod (de rainel whom thew NJ first
voted for. NJ de .hGrtignac, who DESTROYED the de-
partmentnl law of last year, in the very hands of the
iys, or liberal party, and M. Bourdsau, the writer
OF famous circular against the press, and who
countersIgned the ordonnance Of 9th August consi-
tutlnS the PohSndc ministry, were chosen.
The Gazette pronouuccs this decided defeat oF
liberalism and very certainly shows that there Is,
want Of unanlmity in the chamber which will give IN
the 40 united royaist votes of the right great adj
vantage IN determining all questions. The chamber
consists OF 40 MEMBERSHIP however was the prcot
est number that had yet appeared.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

u The Senate didno close their doors on Tues.
Day Consequently, the fate Of Kendall and Noah
IS sun IN suspense. On TINT day, Mr.. Mckinley CON
GUIDED his speech on the Indian Question, and ns s,,c
coeded by Mr. Forsyth. On that day also tho hill
organizing the establishment Of tho Attorney Conc.
ra erecting it into an Executive Department wssfs
ken up on Mr. Rowan's motion, and passed through
COMMITTEE Of the Whole without anendmen, NJ
iiones moved 10 recommi, j. with Instructions so .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
ROBERT JOHNSTON Sc SON

"A RE now receiving an extensive and general AZ
L "A sortment ct Hardware, Cutlery. s. . which
they will sell for cash or the usual credit a
mongst which are-anvlls, vices, bellows, hammers,
screw Plates flies and rasps, ul pit, cross cut and
nand saws; bench and moulding planes chssels
gouges, braces and bits. squares, drawing knives
ausers hatchets, axes, &c LOCKS and laches of ali
KINDS, hinges, bolts wood screws, nails, brads cut
and wrought tacks, sprgs, sc. brass and glass com
moae knobs, paw, socket and ball caslors, cloak
ana curtain pins, curtain bands green cord aud ,as
SEES bed JOINTS copper and iron cake ties, tea and
conee pots, coffee mills, bell metal kettles and NOR
S tars stew pans, waters, copper and chatting
cishes' table aud tea spoo,A, candlesticks lamps
shutters, flat irons STEWARDS. plate baskets Gp,H
;nen. Nc. NC. pocket pen and spor,smens knives
ivory handle Knives and forks, bufaoe and buck horn
40. IN sets, bone and wood handles do in dozens,
curriers' cutting q hay knives shears and scissors ra
zofs' iancets &c &c. stoves castings steel trace.
wen ana natter CHAINS spades and shovels, frying
pahS screen wre cotton cards, SURVEYORS comnoss.
es and instruments, thermometers looking glasses.
Baltimore window glass of all Sizes and General
assert ment OF polished and plated saddery; bride
rens. sc SC. oct lI-S,,w,f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
Valuable | ands for Sale

IN pursuance OF D. ed at Trust dated the 7th
Il January 1923 and recorded in the county court
., hmherst, executed by David Garland and Jane
III his wife to Daniel Higginhotham and James
Lyons Jr trustees, trust 10 secure the payment
OF Three thousand and eighty eight dollars and nine
fy cents, with interest thereon, from the 10Th of
January 1923, to Benjamin w. Leigh and Robert
ntanard, To satisfy the d rht and the eypenses of
tho trust,-wILL RE SOLD al public auction 10 tho
highest bidder, for cash. at the front door of the
hagie Hotel III the city OF Richmond On Friday the
io'h DAY 81 December next the following lands ia
the said Deed OF Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described viz:
One tract or parcel Of land lying and benr in the
county OF Amherst, on The north side and ADJOINING
Buffaoe River and on both sides of H,pqinbo,ham's
Creek. and containing one thousand and three acre.
oy meies and bounds in the said Deed of Trust de-
scribed) mad" up %! the lands purchased of Henry
holloway and William Lee.
One other tract parcel of land containing sixty
acres, adjoining the benro mentioned tract and heinz
the same land which sold under dec, ee of An,
hrrs' county cour of September term 1868. nro
nounced IN the case of David s. Garland admor of
b'nlainin Philips, deed, and guardian OF George d.
rhips an Infant son of William Philips, decd com
p,ainahi. against Mary Philips widow and relict Of
william Philips. decd and others, defendants and
being the same land which was conveyed by Gabriel
Penn to Wiiam Philips, decd by deed dated the
'st May 1885, and duly recorded in the county court
of Amherst
And other tract or parcel of land ad oninr in.
last mentined tract containing four hundred acres INV
moes and bounds in the said Decd of Tr,s, do crbed
ana being the same land tina Crane to Aaron
Higginbotham and devised by Jacob ,rvree the elder
10 his two sons William and Jncob
The sale will be made By The subscriber under fbc
special power. IN The Deed # Trust EXPRESSED and
contained To the trustees either of hem to make
the sale, and only such title vested by the said
ueed IN he trustees. is TO be sold and convened -
ann The sale will commence between The hours of
l2 and O'Clock of the day of sale above appointed.
oct 28-19t-d " C. JAMES LYONS Junior
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

ACCOUNT OF DAVID WtLsoN.-This singular ndi-
vidua was one of the earliest emgrants ofKentucky
From the time OF his settlement The country, till
within few years past, he resided few miles south
o. Port William at the mouth of Kentucky RIVER on
the waters Of Mil creek The place Oh his abode,
and style of living, are not more remarkable, than
the character of the ndlv dual HIMSELF and all could
learn of and concerning him, is in perfect harmony
and good keeping. The habitation in winch he spent
so many and happy days, was composed ofround poles
and Kentucky mud II consisted Of two apartments
SIMPLY, with no Clubhouse or cellar. During bis
sldence IN this singular place of abode, he became
the husband of FIVE wives, and the father of forty six
children
According to his own account of himself, lie was
born IN New Jersey, in the year 1928. He is in
heighth about FIVE fe-t inches His muscularframe
and strength ofConstituton, seem to have deied the
decay years, or the hardships and bufferlngs of
backwoods life. The scientific and CURIOUS have ex
amined the combinations Of this singular being, so
far aspractcable and they represent his ribs not like
his fellow mortas separate and distinct, but as
united together, forming each side solid sheet
Of bone short that tine vital part safely deposited
in strong box defyng all attacks of foes from with
out.
At the age of 97he was in the enjoyment Of entire
health; his eeth all sound, his wrgbt ABOUT 100,
and his muscular strength truly as onisbing. H.
never shook bands with athletic man bet ne gave
him grip that was fam to beg for mercy. at
thai advanced age, he could perfJrm more labor
than ordinary men could 10 the PRIME OF lite His
neighbours medtlon as a-proof not only ofhis good
constu ION, bu of his uddninlshed &C ejsy, thai at
his advanced age ha world leap from the ground,
and cracR-hss feet together, With The agility Of boy
Of sixteen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
FASHIONABLE
Wig and Gull Manufacture

On I4M Street. three doors beiyto the u. s. Banks.
M NJ. REYNOLDS. the Proprietor of this Estab-
w ishment. respectfully informs the Ladies and
Tent'enen That ne has recently returned from New
York and Philade ph,a, with select assortment, of
nar work OF the most approved and latest fashions
not be surpassed for neatness and workmanship
consisting OF bralds of assorted sizes and colours;
puff and ringlett curs rize do; the braid and bow
puff new invented fashion,
Gentlemens wigs, scalps, tonpecs and scratches.
made to fl the head with such exquisite neatness as
to be undsllngushabc from natural hair at the samc
Tune aforcIng the most perfect ease to the wearer
Elair-cutting aDd shaving done in the most perfec,
manner yet discovered. Razors, &c put in first rate
order a. 90 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

DIED-On the 18th of September, Sycamore SPRINGS
the residence of Jones r. Christian, Esq of New Rent, Mrs
JANE WARREN, Widow of the late Edward Warren of Charles
CITY, in the Goth year of her age
The death of this amiable and exemplary lady is most
melancholy her children, and large circle of friends
and relations She the kiuest most devoted o ma
rents and in all the relations of life her conduct was inuen
ced by the srctest regard to the duties of a christian she
piness ~ mp
Absent, or dead. still let friend be dear,
A sigh the absent claim, dead a tear
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

the me Wtttiom II. FitzhUgh.-Ths distinguished Viz
gnan oe top soon for his until he had acqUr
co reputation as Scholar Statesman and Pbilanthro-
pst tnal any man might wei envy One Of the largest slave
rof to that sectional feeling which in The late Conyen,ion
sou 70 base upon the possession that species property
claim 20 unequal political power. to that narrow minded
jaundced spirit which affects 10 see the torch If ,s ceIi,
~ and the dagger of the lurking beneath every plan
Tor ameorang the condition of our coiored population Ar
IDENTITY devoted 10 the Of the great scheme f r-,n
COLONIZATION he Of the munifcen coorl,uors
70 The funds Of the Society, whilst he never faile1 e c
SION fequed tn Vindcae agaisn the -na,ured aacts Of
prejudice and stupid ignorance ie has Jeff behind bi, !.
noble monument Of his expansive phlsatrsphy which % en-
cure forever contained IN the following extract rom HE
VIII written some time before his death when he h. no
expectation OF being 50 and suddenly called aav in
ne sPT'n-'de and vgof OF life, from works reward we
copy from the October numnef Of the Colonial Jo,J
periodical punished at Washington city. by the COLONIZATION
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
Dancing cadeny
AT FANFARE lIAJT


"A UGUSTE TATlN viii open an Institution for
IA dancing in the above establishment on We'd.
n"Sday, the Goth inst in which he VIII teach his
ruplis the most ashinnabl Dances now practised in
the Northern Cities, that have oieiy come out from
far's. Terms, SO per quar- eg and instruction
three times u week.
Days of Tuition Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS From to NJ. for young ladies' and from
TO 10 In the evening, fer young gentlemen.
Auguste latin Will also attend any b oa.dinr
school or private family at suitable hours.
There 10 now class of Young gentlemen being
made up for evening tuition, in which few vacon.
cles exist
ocf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
From The Ne,o York .qge.

OPINIONS OF PUBLIc MEN.-In our former remarks
under this head. we noticed some of the Inconsistent
cles that have distinguished the opinions of General
jackson upon political subjects. His conduct how
ever, IN this respect, has excited the same general
reprehenslon that similar conduct calculated TO
produce in the cases of some other individuals from
the fact that his vacilatons of opinion are not sup
posed to be owing much TO anv settled plan of hy
pocrlsy and intrigue 10 the and persuasons
ofa band of political SPECTATORS. operating upon
mind naturally not very clear and additionally weak
ened by the attacks OF old age and lnfrmity. Upon
his elevation to the presdenrg the principle was for
the first time introduced INTO American politics from
the monarchcal doctrines of Europe, that he chief
executive magistrate was not personally responsible
for the acts of his administrator, and tn general dis
position, therefore, both amongst his friends and oppo-
nents, is to attribute the conception execution and
effect of national measures his cabinet alone. IF
we wish, therefore, to discover particularly, the
reasons of Gen Jackson's singular nconsis encies we
must look behind the for the hands that di-
rect the springs of the political puppe, end make it
assume every altitude, and pass m few brief mo
ments through every changing mood
"From grave TO gay, from lively to serene"
Amongst these counsellors who thus direct the
machinery we have mentioned, the pre- eininence is,
as By common consent, given to Martin Van Buren,.
"The Secretary stands alone.''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

To that ad eminence.n

An individual who without possessing one single
mental quality that would elevate him above the
generality ofhis fellow cnZcus-has, by the mere
force of low cunning, and devotion to party forms,
succeeded IN obtaining stations which ought to be
filled by high minded integrity and lofty patriotism,
and is now IN the actual enjoyment of an Office al
most the highest in the republic, which was once dig
niGea by thu mild wisdom of Madison and the lofty
genius of Clay. Mr.. Van Buren, is correct and
living personi6cation of the principles that distir
guish the party under whose misre this state is now
suffering, andas specimen, in the highest perfec-
ton, of the kind of politicians that its machinery
calculated to produce.
His sentiments upon every topic of national impor
lance, are unknown even to those who nave the
greatest intimacy with HIM? At one time. he pro-
esses attachment to the tariff and advocated IT at
pubic meeting in Albany; another time Will
voting for it in the Senate of the United States he
justified his vote by pleading the instructions of his
constituents and left his hearers to infer that his
private opinion was the other way
His opninions on the subject Of internal
improvements, and indeed upon every subject on
which the Constitution has been differently inIerpe.
ted, are equally unknown Tiberus. the Roman En-
peror is SAID once 10 have EXCLAIMED that he who
knew not how to disscmbe, knew not how to reign -
What an admirable PRIME minister he lost in Mr.
Van Buren, what pity that two such congenial spi
rits should have been separated two thousand years
in the time nf their existence! Poor TiberIas if he
had possessed such friend he would not have
suffered the anxsties which Sejanus's ambition IN
flcted upon him. would the smooth course of his
reign have been disturbed by prime nIinsternot suf
hcleBtly accommodating!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
IA a aINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICH.MOW.D.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner. from Baltimore
with sundries, TO Peyton, M Myers C NJ Mitchell
LuekeS Sizer, Lancaster & DENLY and others
Brig America. Cottle. from Boston. with sundres
to Lncke d Szer, Hubbard & Gardner. II A Rust .
Allison, w Ritter, Gordon, r d Sanxay
b Hlllard ID Anderson, jr, Otis, Dunlop &, co. S
ney, Il Meure.
Brig Shirver, - from Thomastom, lime
SAILED,
Schr independence, Hooper, for Baltimore coal.
Schr New Hope, Bernard, for Philadelphia, coal
and tobacco.
Schr Commerce, Weeks, for Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Nlllah S, Ackley, for New. York, coal
Soop Comet, Walpole for New York, coal.
CLEARED,
Brig Fame, Young, for Liverpool, tobacco cotton
and flour, by C. Palmer
~, NEW YORK, Nov. l.-Cleared, schr Tautivy
I'horp, Richmond.
AT Gravesend, eth Sept. Plato, Dimmock, V r.
GINA.
AT Deal, goth Sept Logan, Atkins, Virginia.
AT Antwerp. 25th Sept. Norfolk. Wool, Virginia.