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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

\WiWriNiA.-A rules, holden IN the clerks office
n"nd district, the 9th day Of September 1880 Josch
Scott and Caroline II. has ifc, aud john Robertson
ana Elizabeth Isis wife, pits. against Dlhney Miller
sheriff 81 Amelia county AMI as such aln,'or ,y;,i
'he VIII annexed # III zaneih Booker, decd John 7
dts. .'' ''~'
The defendants John l.. Tozres, AND IoscDb
Smith and Judith his Wifi having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the act
oi Assembly and ne rue" OF This court and II appear
my, by satisfactory evidence, that they not nha
ants of hs country IL IL ordered that tl" said de
Pendants DO appear here The first div Of the mex,
January term, and answer the bill 81 the plaintiffs; and
that copy Of this order be ur With inserted in SOM,
newspaper published in the city Of Rchr ond for two
months successfully, and posted Mt the from, door of
the capitol, in the SAID CITY. 4 copy Tesfe
~ WV. 6. PESDLETaN, = G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

NWIRGiNIA:-Ar rules, holden ia The G., KS obi e
- 81 the superior court of chanccry for the Eich.
m"nd district, the - day Of August 1880 John Dun.
Top. aud David Dcydon and Janet, ms wife, plus
against Griffin Organ, David H. E-ydon, and David
Dunlop. eT'"rs Of james Dunlo0, decd and Robert
Dunlop aud James Patterson, dGts.
ine defendants Robert Duulup and jlnes Patterson,
not having entered their appearance and given sccu-
ri! according 10 the act a. Assembly and The rules cf
'h'S court a. 1t Appearing, ~ Satisfactory CviGenrC,
'i they arc not inhabitants Of this country. i Is or
Gered that the SAID defendants do appear car ON the
First day "t the next january term, and we the bill
- me Plaintiffs; and that copy oG Ills order BE
i"r'hwlih inserted in sauc newspaper published in
The city OF ri, hmmUl, 'or TWO months s,l-rysvclv
and posted 80 'hc from, door Of INC capitol in nc said
city. \ COW T,s,r
- w, T. l,.-..... . .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

" M"'NlA: AT rules holden in the clerk. Office OF
the superior court Of rhancery Tor the Richmond
district, the 81 day OF August 1850: Manuel Judah
PITT. against Abraham Block & Fanny } his Wife and
i9yes J. lsasCs dts.
The defendants no, having entered tlrtr ap2car-
ance and given security according the at assem-.
oily and rules of this court. aud appearing ~ sas-
country: it is ordered, that the SAID defendant, do nm
pear here the frst day of the next January term,
and answer the bin at the plaintiff AID that con, ui
this order he forthwith insert cd in some NEWSPAPERS
published IN the city Of Richmond, FOR tn months quo
cessvely, ara posted the front door Of the ca7ito
in the SAID city. \ copy. rts;c,
60 WM. C.. PENprr.rox r r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

SADDLE TREES.N,ca's saddle trees by III, dozs, D..
~ saishY iss vIySTNv W." ~ ~ II"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

\TYiRGl%Ih:-At rules holden in the clerks Office
- 81 the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
D"nd district, the 5th day of July 1880 Mary T. Car
yer pH l. against Joseph Tat, Edmund W. Ropics
WIN. hliaSnn aud Mary his Wife, and other dts
The defendants William A. ElIasun and MARY HE
"ic' not having entered their appearance and given
security according the TO act Of assembly suI tbc
rules Of thS court, and il appearing bv sasf,c,orv
evidence, that they are not inhabitants If this
II IS ordered, that the snd defendants do oDDe,r
on the first day the Of january term and arer
NE Di 81 The plaintiff; aud that n copy Uf this order
be forthwith inserted ~ some nrwsyaDrr pubsrd Al,
the city OF Richmond, for tao Months sucrrssi, .l,.
and posted at thr front door Of the capitol IN said
o. n copy. tcs,', WV. g. PeypLrrov. e. r.
SiRGiNIA. At rules holden 10 the clerks n6ice Cr
Tie superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
dS'r CT The 5th day # August 133; CImborne Grad
dock and Mary his wife, James Cradhork and Julitr,
his wife, pitts. against Richard \ DDpby aIn,or M
Lloyd R0bert-on, decd, Samuel d. Burke and p.,nr
IIeEg'-and Nancy Robertson, and Maithryg Martha.
haVarlnc, Mary william, Sarah, Eliza and Lucy To
OrIi'on children ut William Robertson decd Dan.
IyI s., samuel, Madison and Msr:hA Ann Rob, rispu
children OF John Robertson. drc'; Men Freeman.
VINO survived Ms wife Caroline, late Robertson and
Jphn and Gracr Freeman thcr children. and tol,r
POKE and Sarah his-wfe, late Etobertsoo, dts.
lhe defendants except the three first named
nov H'fhH entered their appearance and gwen secu,
Ky according to TIE act oi assembly and he rules Of
,.'' c'uf5 AMI o appearing, bv satisfactory evidence
'' IIey are not inhabitants Of this country il il or
100. Hal INC Sa:j defendants do appear here on the
' day ni ih" next January term and answer the bill
g' me F,'"''si'i aEd that copy Of this order bc
80 'WN" inserted n some newspaper published in
'"c Guy 81 lhchmnnd, tor two months succrssiyaly
and posted 1T lhe front door Of the c.piio IN ,I
CITY. = copy, Tcstc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

AylEGlNlA. 81 rules, holden the clerks Office of
the superior court or chaucely for the Richmond
district the Cd lay Of August 1850; Rnber, King Ro.
bert Temple anil John SEyrer, pitts. against Richard
Patterson, Jimcs Cooke, Thomas Flojd and James
Fox, dts
The defendant Richard Patterson not having enter.
e' his appearance and gwen security according 20 the
act Of assembly and the rules ct this court aud !, an
p"sriug ~ satisfactory evidence HAT he is not an in
haitian; OF this Cnrury 1; Is ordered, that the said
defendant 10 appear here the first day Of the next
January term, and answer the bin uf the plaintiffs and
TIA, copy u this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN the city of Richmond FOR two
months success'vcly, and posted the front door OF
the capitol, ~ the said city. copy. Tcstc,
- W. G PrrnI.F-ro> +. =
w GINA. At rules holden in the clerks Office o.
~ the superior count sc chanccry for the Richmond
district, The 9th day &c Sept. 1880: James Andrew
pitt against John Bell, cN'or of Reuben Howa d.
deed, and trustee under his will Bowling S,arke
and William l.. Howard, df;s.
The defendant William l.. Howard not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the 9c GF assembly aud the rules Of this court and II
appearing, By satisfactory evidence that he IS not an
nhabsut Of this country it is ordered that the said
def ndar, DO appear here the first day Of the next
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in Che city OF Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the rout deer Of
i"e capitol, III the said civ copy Testp,
II WIN G. PR>DLEToa. C. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

StyihStAaA: at rues, holden ~ tie clerks ogic
o, the superior court ct Chanccry Tor the Rich
ron" u,Srs'' the SIN DIZZY fluiy 1880: William Dun
I"rd ana Edward untord who sue bv Phhp Dunioy,l
the'r Guardian aud next FREUD, pitts AGAINST John
England and VIM. England in their own rights \ as
eM"rs o! - m. England deed, Thomas Eng land and
The defendant Thomas England no, having en-
N'sa ms appearance and given security according
70 the act of assembly and the rules of thus court
". appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is
wv an nhaoNant ot this country: u is ordered, that
c SAID defendant DO appear here on the frs, ay OF
VIC next Jan'ry term, and answer the bill of the plain
unsi and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and post ed
at the irnnt door of the capitol. in the said city.
% Ac'py. Tes'c, WV. G PESptEro~, c. c.
NWlRG!NiA: At rules holden in the clerk s Office
" nt the superior court of choncery for the Rich
mond district, the 5rh day Iuly 1880: Arms,reot
nruco, cx'"r of james Bray, decd pitt against Susan
Archer, Peter archer, Thomas Watkins Leigh and
other dts.
The defendant Thomas W Leigh not ha wing .n-
tered his oappcarance and given security according
TO The act Assembly aud rules OF this court, and 1t
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an inhahi,ant of this country, it is ordered that
tue said defendant do appear here on the first day
"t The next january term. and the bill OF the
pitt and that copy If tins order he forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city Of
richmond, for months succcssivcly, and posted
at the front door Of the Capitol IN the said city.
o. Copy. reste, WV. g PESnLETcS, c. c.
NiRGINiA-ht rules holden IN the clerks office Of
tne superior court ol chancery for the Richmond
district the list day ct May, 1880: james Bream Diff
against Thomas u. Mitchell, James linus, Beriamin
Dawson and Matthew Wal ace ard other dfs.
The defendants Benjamin Dawson and Na;thc " Wal
lace, not having entered their appearance and given
security according the Of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and it appearing, 10y satisfactory evi
dencc, that they are not inhabitants OF this country
It IS ordered that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day of the next January term, and ansv
the bill nf the PLAINTIFF and that copy os this or
der be Forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
tshed !" the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessiFey, and posted at the front door Q: Tie Capt.
i"I, in the said city. copy. Tcs,e,
90 w., e pv,,, r-,, .
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-28
thfACAtoS
JAMES MADISON
'see the concluding resolution OF 1898.


A public dinner was given at Nashville OIL
the I'd inst. in token oil respect TO the Hon.
john MLEaN, Judge OF the supreme Court
Of the United States. George w Campbell,
ESQ. OBLIGATED as President, and Thomas
Washington, as Vice President Ameng the
invited guests we observe ttc names ofJudgc
Porter, of Louisiana, Governor Carroll, and
Judge Catron, efthc Supreme Court OF Ten
nessee. The following were among the teasts
given:
BY 6. w. Campbell. The bar: may it al
ways prove 4 bar to the influence Of tyranny
and despotisn.
BY Judge Mclean. 1he memory of vii
iiam l.. Brown.
BY Judge Overton. The Supreme Court
81 the United Statcs-the' sheet anchor OF the
nation.
BY Thomas Washington. Judge Marshall
and Chancellor Kent.
10 this last sentiment It was objected that
two such iaen were toomuch 10 be contain
ed IN a singletoast, * atth suggestion eftae
President, 1t was ~nnanialously decided, that
they were worthy Of full glass each, They
were accordingly separated, and cordially
toasted n distinct bumpers.
AfcF Judge M'Lean had retired, the Pre-
sidenf gave
Our distinguished Guest Alike useful and
eminent in every situation he is called to Gil
endeared 10 US al once by the courtesy O.
his manntrs, and ibe >assfduity and ability
with which he discharges his responsible do
ties. -
Arahlc dinner has been given TO Judg
e. T. BaEtouR at Charlsiles,ille, by H.
members OF the bar aud other citizens, o.
the oecasion Ofbis ;~IIciHtueGt as Judge.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-28

On fhe evening OF the 29th alt The citizeps
of New Orleans, escorted by the Louisiana
Legion, and representatives of all the other
companies Of that City, conducted Messrs. r
6uiliote aud Ade 81. Maurice on board the
brig Trent, bound from that port for New
York. These Gentlemen were selected ts
carry to the National Gard Of Paris the trl-
eoIored flag, as a testimony OF The respect
for their acroic ~valorin the cause of liberty.
and their moderation in the chastisement OF
iheif eppressoIs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-28

Fhe cpistlc Of Joseph Napoleon Benaparte,
we at first blush Concluded 10 set down as a
very queer affair. deeming, as we DID, The
suggestions IN the last paragraph, a specimen
Of what mar be called modes presumptisn,
bq; refecting on the we'll known character oil
Joseph Bonaparte fer probity and nlodera-
lion, aud considering further what cannot be
denied, that a very strong expression OF IN
terest only snlothered in young Napoleon.
has been manifest in France, we think that
The suggestion does not lack propriety aud
force. But, If we allow this we admit as a
consequence, that the French have emily hall
conquered their freedom. We can conceive
Of nothing more inconsistent, nothing, IN the
circumstances Of the case more prcposter-
ous than the clatn0r for i %ap0ieon the second,
because he is the son of Napoleon the ist.-
We supposedth tina the French waded through
the Revelation, not for the sake of any FAINT
~ o. dynasty, but expressly TO oyertnrn me
very principle of obligation TO families anu
dynasties. As 10 Napoleon Tie secestd, moreo-
yer we do not know that his personal charac~
ter entities him 70 special preferences; nor
why any other likely yonne aAan OF one aha
twenty, istl0t equally eligible.
The expression OF 'ali for the french peoc
ple'' is not a litile9musinG 1t reminds "soi
passage IN one OF ihe German prineesses'
who came over to England, with the llano
Verian dynasty. and who had not periec.ea
herself in the Kings Et,sli.h. She WIN ON
er members OF the ROYAL { .nily, was '@aA
iag progress" in a state coach, through tne
streets OF london. which sseFe efoWaeu ..
The populacc. and meaning 10 share :" 'no
sympathy for the Interests Oh ''e poop
oried cnt:-"wc come here toi al se1' -oooS,
Yes" replied one Of the crowd. "Hnu %
our chutteis too l"-At,e6aJpo't iif'a'd'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-28
ooysTrrUT7oN:aL DocTRivE,
ng MaDlsoN,s LETTER.

To the Editor Of the No,ts .an'cT'eaa RsUie,e.
MONTPELIER, AuCUsr 1880.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30
Celebration of Independence.

TNdE oitisOns of Barre, without reference
u to party distinctions, will celebrate the
approaching anniversary of the Declaration of
independence, on SATURDAY, July Sd. The
Committee Of Arrangements respectfully invite
gentlemen ofthe adjoining towns to be present
and join in the festivities of the occasion. An
OTaIlon will be pronounced by CHRIsToPHER
Y. bALnwiS, Esq. The procession will form
at ii o'clock, and proceed to the Meeting
House under an escort Entertainment pro.
vided BY A. Hathaway. Tickets 81. Proper
accommodations will also be furnished for La.
dies. Per order of the Committee of Arrange.
ments 2w Barre. June %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30
CELEBRATION.

.YNHE 6fty'fourth Anniversary of our Ma.
N doHal Independence will be celebrated at
NOrthbrdge, on MoNDAY, the 5th Of July msrt.
An Grafton will DO delivered BY the Rso l.
MALrBY of Sutton. Entertainment will be pro-
vided by Mr.. Lyman Taft at which no ardent
spirits will be furnished, nor will any be sold
in the place during the day. Other refresh
mems viii! be provided as usual. The process
sion will form at Taft's Hotel, at precisely half
past 10 o'clock. Citizens of neighboring towns
are respectfully invited to attend Provision
will be made with special reference to the ac-
'eommodation'Oft the Ladies that may honor the
occasion with their attendance
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
Northbridge, June 90. o.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30
Printed and Published by
,. III. COTTON & co.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLIcATIoN

" Price to single subscribers who receive
@her papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars
per annum to those who receive them by
ge,two dollars and twenty FIVE cents. TWEEN.
usent is made in advance. r'
:. " Advertisements, not exceeding twalva
lines, published three weeks for one dollar. and
Sonunned three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion
:, W The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in anv
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30
National .Alaainersnral

'THE Declaration of independence will be
Il celebrated at Mendon, on MoKDAy. the
9Th day Of July neat. An Grafton will be pro.
nouncsd by MIR THEoPHILus P. DoGcErr. The
procession will form at Green's Hotel, al half
past 10; o'clock, "A. M, and move under the es
coft q the Mendon Light infantry, to the Rev.
Mr., Doggett's Meeting House. The citizens
o. towns IN this vicinity are invited to attend
Dinner will be provided by Capt. VIM. Green,
Tickets may be had at the Bar
" order Of the Committee of Arrangements.
Mendon, June 3D. *95
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30
CIDER.

WSHE subscriber will receive Old Cider after
the FIRST of August neat, and New Cider
after the first of September next, in any guam
tity, not exceeding 10000 barrels, delivered a,
the Worcester Distillery: 80 gallons will be
considered barrel
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Worcester, June 90. tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30
III 10 Gents PRINTS.

Opening this week, new assortment at
W the above price others, very pretty, can
be sold at cents. Also, the very neat and
beautiful Dover Prints, and the higher priced
Foulard Patterns.
d. G. WHEELER, Jr., g. CO.,
Worcester, Juno 90.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30
LIME.
Rich Fancy Handk'fs..

1NlCh Fancy Handk'fS.,
Fashionable Chanasable Silks,
do Ffg'd Cameo do,
do Blue Black eros de Naples,
A new assortment Of rich Belt Ribbons.
Rich Gauze Scarfs,-Ribbons, SC.
GF The above Goods were bought in New
York, and purchasers may depend on their be.
ing the first in style, and The lowest in pricc
d. G. WHEELER, Jr., g. Co,
Opposite the Hotel.
Worcester, Juno %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30
Earthep, Glass, g. China Ware.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.

"AVE just received an extensive nssort.
IN a. ment Of Earthen, Glass, and China Ware.
Also, good assortment Of ENGLISH STONE
RE,'--which they offer for sale on the most
favorable terms. 6w June 90.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30

TIE Belle. The Duke Of Sussex, whose
passion for collecting copies of the different
editions of the Scriptures is known, has in his
library no fewer than 1000 volumes of Bibles,
comprising copy of almost every edition ever
issued from the press. This collection is in
tended to be bequeathed to Trinity College
Cambridge. tiSh paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30

THE AFRICAN AETs. These insects soma
times set forward in such multitudes, that the
whols earth seems to beinuotion. A company
Of them attacked and coRersd-an elephant who
was quietly feeding in pasture. In eight
hours nothing was to be seen on the spot but
the skeleton Of that enormous animal, neatly
and completely picked. The business was done
and the enemy marched on after fresh prey.
Such power have the smallest creatures when
netting in concert,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30

CHEAr AND EASY METHOD OF MAKING Soma
WATER. Take forty grains Of the carbonats
Of soda, put them into common soda water
bottle, which generally contains about ten oun
ces OF water. Immediately afterwards put into
the same, thirty-five grains of tartartic acid.
then cork il quickly, The acid and the salt
ought TO be used in crystals, as when in powder
they are apt to ssize upon each other before ihe
bottle can be well cnrked and SO Considerable
quantity Of the carbonic acid gass which is
evolved Is lost.--,hechanieS' Magazine.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30

MARRIED LIFE. A great proportion of the
life, am persuaded, has originated in the noe.
ligence of triAes. Connubial happiness is a
thing Of too fine texture to be roughly hand.
ed-it is a delicate flower which indifference
will chill, and suspicion Dlast--it is a sensitive
plant which will not even bear the touch Of un.
kindnoss. II must be watered with showers OF
tender affection, expanded with the glow of at
tonion, and guarded by the impregnable bar
rier of mistaken confidence--thus natnred i,
willbloom with fragrance in every season Of life
and relieve even the loneliness ofreclining years
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30

SINGULAR PRorosAL. A young lady came
over from great distance "to be cured" and
when asked her what was her complaint, she
RSSt moi ggtbs complaint andes the sun which
disorders asked il she were married or SIN
I gle J; !" Single" was the answer. then told
/ her that SO many complaints as she seemed to
have could only DO cured by husband At
which observation she was exceedingly exas.
| perated but her anger terminated in proposal
10 marry mo! never was more surprised in
! my life, and looked quite stupid.
HardYs Mezie0.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30

AEEcDoTE OF CHANCELLOR kent. On one
occasion before the Chancellor, in the case of
an alleged fraud, the Counsel in the course of
the argument on the wrong side of the ques-
ton, attempted to strengthen points, naturally
weak by s1Pposing case. "Suppose,' said
stop, said the Chancellor, its not a supposa.
BILE case, sir" Well, then, your honor, con-
tinued the counsel, after recovering from a
momentary confusion, suppose stole a
horse. Very like, air; very like - added
the chancellor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-24
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS

CITY u Richmond.--For Senate, Harvio I'll,
Brown 10. For Delegate, Rutherford 1876. For
the Constitution ell, against 1t IL.
Tpier.-For Delegates, Israel Nickln% 49, Per-
egrine Wells l34-Bowcrs Furbee lis, Arthur In
ghram IL, Reuben Martin 81. For the Constitu-
ton S, against it 800.
Prince EdtOard-For Delegates, Asa Dupuy, J.
IL. Dillon, without opposition. For the Constitution
27i, against it a.
King & Queen. Gcorrected] For Delegates VIM.
Armistead 49,, Benjamin Pollard* 100. For the
Constitution 222, against il %.
Ohm, tcorrectedl --Forthc Constitution 4, against
1cIohztans--f'or Senate, Wuc Old eI6, d. II.
Branch III. For Delegates, Tllos. Miller Iss, Jno
W. Nash l52-J. b. Davis &C. For the Constitu.
ton 2f6, against it 10,
Bath,-For Delegates Col John Brown and A.
w. Cameron. For the Constitution 81, asains;
It I48.
Coochia'd, corrected For the Constitution I7G
against it T.
Amount of'Produce and Number of Boats passed
down through the Lower Locks
April 2l.-99 hhds tobacco, hid stems, 80 kegs
manufactured tobacco 26e bb!s flour, tons stone 10
tons sand, 100 hoop poles s5 boats, Is coal boats,
1853 bus. coal.
April 22.-5i hhds tobacco, hid stems, keps
manufactured tobacco, $50 bbs flour, $50 bushels
wheat, 100 bushels corn, 900 lbs feathers bbl vhs
Key, bushels waInuis, $50 feet plank, 5000 hoop
poles, Q tons stone, tons sand, 4 cords wood 22
boats. 2 coal boats 1762 bushels coal.