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AND FOR SALE -Ths Subscriber offers for
NJ sale the Farm on which he resides known by M
name oil vermont. lying on Cedar Ron, Prince Will
nam County, within i've miles Of Brentsvil,e, 10 Of Or
and Washington City. containing thirteen hundred;
acres which may be divided into three farms, with a
a comfortable Dwelling House, Sc. on each, a great
grounds, producing abundant, crops OF Timothy, Hemp.
Sofn' wheat, &c. The high lands are in a rapid state
- Improvement, and are well adapted to Wheat, Clover,
&c. Plaster acts wei upon H.. Ii is well timbe red with
OAK, hickory, and Cedar, and il very well wa,er-',
n,ving several lasting streams passing through H.. Tn.
Heuse u si'uated on a beautiful eminence, commanding
a iuii view OF ths farm and country around, Tor many
miles, including an extensive mountain prospect. The
ne'ghoourhood is not surpassed for society, by any la
virginia. A great bargain will be cold in the above
farm. and the payments made easy, good bopd., or a
good assortment Of dry goods, or groceries, at wholesale
Priees,wili be received in part paymen'.-The farm will
be divided 10 suit purchasers.
May 3. 120-wl0,# John ZuI
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Ne,o Orleans Nail TIL. ffeshets in the Southern
aud South Western rivers bav.pg subsidized. The New
Orleans mail arrives regularly, in t,oeIue and thirteen
days. Yesterday Qbe llth) we receive the NV
Orleans papers OF the 18th ut. and a slip containing
ship news from the ofic CO OF the Bee, dated "Thursdsv
evening-Aptl2 20 h-S'ciock." II it was mailed imme
and a half in r~esching Baliimote,-a "post ofice in-
provement" Of vast Importance and utility.
BY announcements in The papers Of that city, we per-
ceive that the mail hence, had alec re'umed lis regu-
ceived there on the 25!h. No inierrup Ion will probably
occur again. Bait Pat
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DWMM
COKKESIONnLNCE

CORRES ON
NoRFoLK, May Isl, will he rememh.r red, tina
County and b rough OF Norfolk, to express their graft
hca'iIn at The appointment OF Gen. Robert Is. TAYLOR
20 the office o Judge Of this Circuit, among other re So
lu,ions one was adopted oppressive OF The distinguish
ed estimation ia which hey hid The personal and Of
hciat rhsrac er OF hts predecessor, the Hon. Rlcha d
f.. Parker. We have now the pleasure Of communi-
eating the very gratifying correspondence which that
resolution h 5 lr duced. TBedc0n.
NORFOLK, April 26 1881.
Strive feel much pleasure in d scna'g 'ng the du.
ty assigt ed No, AZ a committee on behalf oI The mem
bers OF The B.r tt ibe C. unity and Borough OF N Norfolk,
10 ccmm uulcate to you the sutiolnei Resolution, al, pit
ed On yesterday at a meeting oil tina bndy. As the Of
hbie TO a-uie you At ite sincere esteem and unmin.
glrd good feelings which they cute rain tow ards you,
in your Judicial and personal character and while we
regret, as we ought. your reilreme mt from among US,
we cannoi bus be pleased % kaow .hai in your transla-
ton 10 al o her circuit, your own inlividIa al prefer, nee
was not upregG.ied.
BE pleased TO receive from u. severa'ly, he assn
rance flour highest respect, and Of oar earnest wishes
fer YOUR property aud bapI iaess.
We are, r, your Lbedient servanN-,
JAMES NIMM0
JOHN A. CHANDLER,
JOHN N. TAZEWELL,
JOHN 5. MlLLSON,
MERIT JORDAN.
To Judge Richard + Parker,
SNICKERsvILLE Loudoun County, vs..
20 tteSUfucd, InaI eu'ertHIu'ny the hi. hes, Iesrec
Tor lhA lharatter and talents OF Richard K. Parker Eco.
late JuoyG- Of this Circuit, we tender 10 him or
warmest sppro' aim 'or too no,.i.., 49,. ..-..:: ~,
W. my regret hts iransia'ion TO auo her circnit. we
are c"nsOled with the ref -cIIOD, that in the appoi.t-
mrut OF his successor we have every reason to be gra-
titled.
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Nouo~ay County Couf,, 81 June, 1880:
u John Sheffield, Compile

~ n, ~NfD "
IL Jobn Shefheld, Compile
against
Leonard Sheffield, Ex'or OF Jesse She cid, dec,
John ID. Royal. Sheriff oil Nottoway county, and
admor oil Thomas Enes, dec, Samuel Scott and Louisa
mis- wife, ftrmerly Louisa Fitzgerald, sdn,'or OF John
Fitzgerald, dec, William Ellis and Nancy his vile,
Joseph Sheffield, Nicholas Sheffield, and Samuel Scott,
adm'or Of John f. Epes, dee. Debts.
lie ordered and decreed, tina, John p. Dupuy, MAJ
ter Commissioners 10 Cbancefy Of ibis Court, procee d
10 ascertain the amount due to John, Nicholas, and
JOSEPH Sheffield, each, by virtue OF the devisees in
the VIII, in the proceedings mehtion ed, and that he
report ihereuPon to this Court. A Cory. Tesie,
F. FITZGERALD, c. @.
The parties interested in The above order OF Court,
viii take notice, that l have appointed the 6rst Mon.
day in June next, TO attend al the Tavern Of NJ. love
W Robertson, in the said County of Noitoway, for
the purpose OF carrying into effect the fore going order
OF Court, when aud wber re the parties aforesaid are
requested In attend at an early hour, with their pa
pers for examinaiion-snd all sueh parties who fail 10
attend on the day aforesaid, will. be considered, and !
shall 90 report II to the Court, as having reIiuqnisbed
their interest in the ~et;lement.
JOHN p. DUPUY, NJ. C..
APRIL . 115-w6w# of .Wofto,cay COUNTY
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TO The Citx,nx ~ 1Noy71sfon

FELLow-CITIzENs-As goat zeal Of unea mess
oas been produced 10 'his community, by rumors o.
uHpiea ant eharac er from c-riD sections Of he Sra
have 'hought proper to lay before Won the annex
mmu"iea n, received yeterday, ON Ma, ~ G ner.
al HAYNE, showing 'ha, he Tumors have bee sener.
ally I'll her very nu.b gg.raed tosily unou nd.
ID, and hat there mi her tas been a,y vel
grounded for apprei Ell ion. |, aHotd. m mu.
graihea n TO be able T. ccrTob,r the
Gen h upon The au bcriy OF private letters from
re Pse',hie sou'se' and Ia i;ulariy OF official
m"nic7'i'h from The IneD dsut OF Georgetown. L. is
unpeces'sry, trust to you that every proper
measure within the OF the City Auho'i"'s, has
feen and III soninre : b. eoforeet, for the pseser
va'ion OF public order and rag lilly out al hough
hing will be omitted VII ch me pubic welfare may
require deem IL due TO you, The public good.
posssss you OF tho true OF he reports sllpd
ca q, a. d ihus to a'lay an ankle whish
hooughiy sa'ifhed ia, been eauselsssy existed.
III l. PINCKNEY Inleudan,
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To The Intendant Of 'he CITY of Charleston.

OHARLLsTON Uci 3. 1851.
ST,-ln consequence OF The Iumoufs which have
hesn extensively cifcuIa ed Disturbances in various
pa'ts oil the Sa IL give pleasure TO inform you,
mat from authentic accounts received from Cheraw,
Geo'ee'own and elsewhere, these rumours 10 b.
unhupded An intelligent serTespopdent entirely 10
be rei'od on, writes from orgeown under the date
OF yesetdSy, tina, hough h. mud, Of he people had
en- under good deal ii ar xi que OF tn
various rePor g. is we'd that n @ whole matter is
i'ls NOR" than confused and exaggerated account Of
tae lac mpscn and D1p!in Coun flair, y bich
been fr nred and made aPl sstle 10 other Sesons o.
s0uDtry" WI cDly adj, bal while the psoper msa.
srrss will he taken TO p-e,erve the puIHe peace aud
TO secure the public ssfeiy, is believed ,herc exists
present no cause for appreDen,ioa.
ave- The horor 10 be- very respes''ulIy your ob'l.
seTE''. ROBERT Y. HAYNE
~
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We publ eli this ng the Ffth Annual Repoyt
Of the PresdeLt and Director Of The BdLfiDloTs md
ono Hai Kong C"mPGny as also the aesomp inyir <
Report OF The CHIEF Engineer We are happy 10 have
u la our power 10 ray that every succeeding repot
from this source, well the tereasnR conysuon
10 The pub at large Of t5e esejiveness OF roads
leads US to anticipate with fresh conf iepse The final
completion OF ibis important work 10 rs ulU,,e ,etmi
nation en- The O1io. While the En- kIsh ijurnaIs soo
snuo to announce the application OF locomotive en-.
Enes 10 Kali Dads one OF the greatest ttium,h, n,
arr, aud likely, in perhaps greser degree Than auy
m,do Invention, 10 change the face OF Iot.ty those
who are shTgs with this particular enterpri,e kay,
meanwhile gwen thsir sedulous suenlion 10 mode Of
transportation wbsh they found as yet intompIs,e in
ii' deiaiis, and In which the sansu natural .
therefore anticipated culieS. Iii. sufsen, 10
say that new hope bias been acquired with AIDED ex
Ps'ense, and iha, the road far as made, has been
cons rne'ed on 'he plan which ex2erne de
TO be TIE beet, AID all the lust expee, alton,
with which II was undersk-n
Those nesr'r bome, WHO are immoii, ely Interested
10 nose refUI, VIII OF soUrso these Rsnoris 10,
ihemselves For distant readers 10 whom ,bsv u M
psrhsp' not End ihsir wsy ltDRtb, we bsIl TO-.
some o. the principal faet di so'd in The expo,it or
referred TO ON wbish enough will sp2ear wa ,hinL
TO jusiiy 'he exp, atoms indulge.
There will be fui4b,d within ths rem ai1ng mon he
OF The present year. 70 mileg Of road including IN.
branch road 20 Frederick Of IL miller, or ih,s di
tlnce ~ miles are nearly completed With double re-
OF fssFs, and iaglo Of tracks will be finish ed N
WhJs OF ne rem siniug distance vi hin The veas The
ao"ois Iatk "Hi be ex ended 10 the Potomac during
he ensuing spring About oue-'ti,d Of This linz vvi
be lid with stone rails aud The rem eiudsr ib yoodsn
The later are employed, PaHly with view IN lei Inc
embankmeD" serle, add Iarly from the eousdstaI N
that stone can by me o. them be bereaf o, -,
ed more economically 10 Goth the road in The ,,ms
maDoDt marDsF.
Riivsy has been laid through tie eiiy f,o, ,,
iermioaon OF the msiu road far Ibe head Il ,b
Basin, 'hus connecting u with navigation. IL viii b.
oniDued forthwith 70 The City Block, Favsr,g IN ~,
,osrssq 'he wfo'e or Of the city - We ma,
ran eoi vebhtee arises rom Naturalization
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Mr.. Branch ha', 'htOUgh the kel-igh ar, corrected
the dae OF tie letter addressed by him 10 Prefdeni
Puoi'hed in Mr.. Edou'' pSmphl=t | 10 IA re'n Civ
en- as January 10Th i, should have been January
2Iih The whole coffespIndtnse which took place 70,
The oeession OF which his letter 10 part appears bf-
low. Inc in erview between Co Johnson srd NJ
Branch, took phase tbs eth Tn; fret note O. t,e
President therefore wa on the day preceding that iu-
'ervie w;-ihe reply OF Nj B;anch asGep,ing the me-
da'ion' wl' on the day Of Col. John oh's celebrated
communication; and 'hs meeting between Mssprf
Brineb, BerTien and Eion, aud the reconciliation or
The day otter In regard he mi take of he dAe h.
Globe Of yesterday, s'ae' that Major Euon 6onbsc
whether the date 0 hs letter The 81 o. 20 OF
January; and rs therefore carried the leer % iheNi
Wy pafmen' TO ascertain by ccmpari,on vile her ht
date was the 9Th or 90 h. The C1ef Clerk furnished
samPlesof MIR. B'ansh's 6Sure,, from which The con-
e'u'ion was ormed tina, i, wa, the 20 b. Hr(Mi.E)
had not as'n copies Of his noe, nor had he pr
we'd Mr. snsh replies, aud could, therefore, gai,
no light by Teferenso to them. Mr. B;anth's note 10
hs President was found by him unexpee iody among
other papers no! RELAXING to the subj c..
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OFFILiaL-CiKCUI,AR.

II.
Sir-In consequence OF recent Occurrences tic
service, your attention invited two b ct. here
he lass row regulate The righs and po~ er Of all
e-tned; but where there ~ si vesed 10 ot d-
erection, in The exercise OF which may b, dssira t
'h"m 10 know ois insuy tie shes OF The Precedent
acd OF hiI depar men.
One of those su' CTS and wishes upon il arr,
let when any porti Of The Navy funsles r~lief g.
American vessels, whether wrecked ohsrwite in
disr"'s, to Yield whsh rslet promptly o. ght be,
and long has BEEN one great object OF i sallan, txer
'or', no compensation OF any kind either be aked or
received
the other subject ard wishes upon /, are tina,
III Congress d-'in II proper {, alter The existing Laws
sonesning puni linens in the N wy, the FIRST resort,
choice puni hmm. in the Of eff nsas by ssa.
m'n, 10 r'somrnend 20 ne Away, had % pscunIery
hne', badges disgrAc@, AMI o,her mild c'onI
rather than 20 he humi'iang practice OF wbim Jog;
and ,ha' never on tie saue day. ny puuituR under
stripes mi I'd by l.w, h. exceeded In num1es, he
sanction oi the Summarizing fl ser Of the vess,l
,tii'or.
And that. in the case OF of by officers, which
houor wall prevent om brcomiug frequent, sysieu.
more remedial Should oe adOP'ed, by sentencing TO a
reduction OF rapk and pay, 10 suspe nsion from
promoting her ,han 10 pension from asiivo
VIC, rs Ie'sons, unior'onaely guilty OF any msbshs
vice, and when suspended ihereiron, ars eh without
ties fer injurious indulgencies.
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SIR In e'mp' nee with your request Of thu, date,
We met at e Psnien larry, and investigated the
cases OF each OF tho irtividusls brough, from Gwir
nett. 'eParaio!y Enclosed, send Ia euen,. OF l. .
J: Tro't- S'muel Mays, mo. y EJwsrd D,hi,er.
On p Surry E''on, (No 81 Thomas Gam, No A.
Cope iand' ono 81 You will find also, a WRITER,
petition in favor OF ) Mays, easlosed in No L.
We have personally examined Benjamin f. Thcmu
son, Jimrs A. Thomgs)n, ard John f. Waeeer-T e
ah've persona oil s't your cemercy, on sondiior
mat they viii moi .gan violate the law. They are
stated by Mr. Tot and Mr.. Butler, to he re,pesiab
honest eiiz-ns.
With regard to MFR. Butler, b, authorizes us 20 state
ma, he could not rks the oath Of ga the Stae
wi bout prjur'Dg himself. as he views the sa.e-be
'anno' consent to change OF residence with 10 pre-
rent feelings.
mt Worcester sta'es, tina. he has taken the sonrs.
hs has pursued, from firm eonvc ion OF du,y-if he
had been dispoeh 10 submit, he would ave pro.
e-eded 80 far-he has applied TO the Supreme Couri,
and esp.ct' 10 hear f,om bis application.
Nh Wheeler states that his family wrhip the car.
tered limits, and hat be intends return u ere bu,
v IL not 'utjeci himSen to another arrest.
Respectfully, you. obj Servants
BENZ. A. WHITE.
JAMES CAMAK Inspeetors
TOMLlNSON FORT,
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10 A, he opening Of bs Cour, Gwinn.ti, Judge
Clayton charged the Grord Jury 10 81 duire into
ne late all ged opprss ions uoan 'he Missionaries
ie stated that hey we've wi ,thsers, much as any
o'her' appointed for the special purpose of carrying
particular law into effect, ard il hey transcend N /,
suporiy, or ufed any css!sry rgouT 10 prs O.
Ike all other ministerial oisers, thew were amsDshie
10 me a"' II they had 'seated The Mis- iooares bad
been sta cd, without just grounds r 20 doing tbsv
ong 10 answer fof ~, asd it eliks due 10 !he M
selves and The character OF he Sae as well as 10 the
Hgb OF me Missionaries, 10 have n matter inves /.
ss'td; such conduct was not allowed by he Ia yys Of
Georgia, aud it, pubic fuDeonares should prom. Nv
vndca's these laws by speedy app isAtinn Of the re-
medy apple able TO sush violation.
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LEVI WOODBURY.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Among the Improvement, introduced by the preeen,
postmaster General, none is peth'ps OF more coust
qusnse to tho conn ersiel sommunity, than tn. t.
creased eSped on OF n mil between New-O lie ms
aud the A ian e Ct ies Formerly, tie nomip p.ri d
Tor Its transmission 10 the Seat OF Government wa,
twenty -four day he real tim, employed ors fee
qhh'y UNITY: now, unless imPeded by ire he's, il g
eohV yea In twelve. Formerly, II af1rded M areom-
modauon for trave!lers-now n i. earr.d l., .ieg.
cosshss, he whole distance. ca, as ise.e improy
mens are, ws a'e pl'a'ed 10 fad, by the fol- wae
coFreip1nfenee, ,nat gentleman from nj lana w 10
was lately 10 this city. has, with laudabl. te.ire
promo tue conveIience Of his commercial ell l.
zsn', msdo an applca ion 10 the ID pr mrn,, VIII en-
proaists 'he Increased facility of da,!y msil.-Tne
zeal Of Mr.. CARLSON ard the ady sonp lisrce OF he
Po''m1s''r q neral. are q atty % be aFp Aud-d.
~ LSIobe
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: EXECUTIVE OFFICE


"ENrLEMrN-.l utdert' ard ,ha, number OF par.
son. nave ben lately soavis;,d in G yi4ueu county
Tor illegal re'id nee wv the ,etti'ory o.cuped nv hp
Cntrokees WI hin tn ae a:d viii very soon be d &C
ed within the ntenuary, uulen they should b G n.
r'dered proper subj 81. or the ~xerce OF The Exeeu-
NV cem-ocY A. II po'sble that some Of thrs. per.
ron' may bav' oonDt the tf.nce Of which n ey
hav' ne' convicted, under mis- ak opinions Of bei,
own duty, or II the pow. re OF the G vetnment I am
ce'ron' o. pa'doning 'u'h NJ them az NAV bav. thus
&c e. ard all now give assNranees that iLey will not
again violate ihs lave Of ,h- Sat-; if ,hey should be
fund worthy OF such c!s mtLcy
You are qn"fied TO zee each OF III y-s,ue,s and
sonve''" ~i"' 'h-m aim, and a,es.trn from them
wh.'b'r hey ere diposed TO promise no, aya;n TO
ohnd The laws IL they shouts be psrdoued Yau are a,
Ieqne'ed to certain az accurately you en- what
ha. been the general shaesr Of each Of the COW cit.
aud me mo ives which have Influenced them 10 their
ornos'!ion to the authority Of ihs State.
me Result OF your eDq"i'ies and conversation, YOU
VIII obeSs mo ty communicating az early as oonv..
nj NJ.
Very respectfully. Yours s..
GEORGE GILMER.
J"e.s's' Jas. Cnnok. Benz. H. phite, 7on,linson
Fort Inspectors OF tbs ,ni:e ptary.
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CORRESPONDENCE
INe President 10 Co. Branch

The President to Coz. Branch
The President, wnh his re poets 10 w. B. ansh Las
pleasure 20 iLffm him hat he bas ssen NJ j1 Ea-
ton, and he has authorized tho Preside nj say 10 Tin
'hai he Will wi pleasure have a friendly intersie ~
wn "oVefoor Is ao'h 10 the prrssneo OF Nj jor b. ry,
whenever IL may SUI Governor B.ansb and hi, sonvS.
neDco. The Pfe'idsD, commune ates his with much
pleasure, as ho hopes sII Misunderstanding will be ex.
planned.
January e5tb, 1890
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IN reported itsur' c ,.nAry movements among the
biz cks the Ioro of ~ l. ate app. 70 have
li'he or no foundation in iru h. We san Yesterday
letter Tom highly rsSp cie' Il gen'eu an Of E,-or,
under dete Of Friday W MI lat, IL whi III IL
made OF 'be'e Iepor's tr he purpose oil showing ha
hey are grossly exaggerated. 1U.
LEGENDARY PUBLIcATIoNs.-Th Vismane.
Association OF Cclumbis," (Sou CMohna) composed
OF genens OF The 6rH resrec ability h;vs ,H red
reward Of Gtetn hundred dollars or the apr ion
and P'osecu ion TO eo.visio,, any whiie person W
tia, S'ae the Newspaper, GATED I" The L'iera,or ="
p'iui.d In Boston, or tn pamphlet called Walker
Pamphlet, any Other publication Of a sodiliou, ten
denEy. TU
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Coz. Branch 10 he Prssident

NAVY DEPARTMENT., jan 9Th 1880.
Ded SIT have reserved your no'e OF yesier6ay's
da'e' aud do most sbseIluliy tcc,p your friendly me
uisuou, more however from dosirs to gve YIN IN
al al evidence Of he friendly feelings which have
se'ua'ed my bosom 'owa'd' yomSsl than fro,1 cor
s"on'Des' Of having given 10 Msjof Eaten just cause
for The Withdrawal OF his friends TO- AZ iut,bsr
fssalion Of The hsnknes' which rust will eve, char.
Scistiz my sondue', agree TO meet him hi, day a,
o'clock Ia the presense OF Major Barry, al Mr. Van
Buren's, and in his presence also.
., Yours. truly, JOHN BRANCH
To the President Of The United States.
No. 8.
Major E0fon to Coz. Branch.
Slh,-ii VIII not be IN my power accord to-day 10
the suggestion Of your note 10 the President viii sd
wise you o. 'ne ime when shall be able to do So.
Respectfully, ! n EATON
9th Jan. 1890
Jhaj0T Eaton 10 Gov Branch.
January 2s, 1890.
sfR,-Major Barry will be ~ 10Y tfFise mr.. ssotiv
who may be prevent, n you have no o. lection 10 be
nSrview proposed; and wi eh ay lake plass a, vour
Dom o. my own, as yon rosy prefer. nin come evs,
O. on esn scDs here.
Rsspse fully J. H. EATON
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IL appears tom the report he Secretary Of the
Treasury, relative 10 the commerce aed navig lsn @
"s United "'e,' 'ur' ne year enu'rg 30 h p'rr ,
b,r, 1880, hat the iOp during th- Az ounted
10 S76 920 of hsh GO OBS 739 dol ere in porte.
in American v's'sl' az 4 Sil,iSi IN inr.iyu. Trs
O29 i,I r. were Of d.me,ts ami 1897 i7g ei o,,sn
atuc.rG OF he domestic areIes LOG lS9 wsre ex-
or,ed IN Ane,iesn ve,sels, aud 355sIO in ioTes n
esse. Of the frsign art si'', l2,7765t9 olla
pur o IN Aneticsn vsss-i. end Clio $50 tol-
lars in foreign vessels; OCT ,27 tons OF American ship
ping entered, and 97i 100 cleared from the ports Of the
United States; l3i 900 tons OF foreign shipping entered
and 1873 1876 tons cleared during the same period.
The registered tonnage, corrected at the Registers
office for the 3st December 1929 is stated $50 ~;
the enrolled and licensed tonnage at sos $50; and the
fishing vessels at l00,796. There were employed in
the whale fishery 81, PSI. Total .26O, 7a7
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DELAWARE e. CfTEMENT.- o. Sa.u.d,y we ysr.
fUTDLhsd by gentleman from NswtaUIs with 4,
saemtnt OF bo th,rAster ~ The alarm rYodu.ed in the
5 aeo Dslawar', by the idle repors exapgrsaGd eiV
er by fear, puTposely Tor ihs saEs OF mischief w,
did moi hiuk worth while 10 delay cur pubIe
Tor ths whole accom-. IL seems that eoiorsd r an
Of intsigenes and good character, s sal ~ named
X iph Hardin, sde some developments in ID .Isware
city, which produced an excitement amo,g the CHI
'ps there. II sta'ed that he bask Tor wear pss,
had made meetings osensibly OF religion, eharssiet
opportunities for u ttipg en- Injuries ion. Tho state
nen IL too vagus 10 be relied u also happened m
on Tuesdey nigh, last, hOu'e tor Delaware CT v
vas iOs,bly entrsd by soored MAJ, who ate mo ed
enter The chamber IF lady residing 10 IT, 10 the ab.
ssnes Of her hus' sDf. He forced open The window
shutter and broke he gl1S bus he LAZY sprung from
her bed, end selling diieh'ug spade which was in
he room, gave bin reception which Induced him 10
Z" b6k agsi1' Thsss ciftUnssnsss, together with
fOmcr d sn intended geners ri5iDE on 'be h int
inibssd The an hotties Can'welPs bridge 10 make
y qlisi'iou on Neweasile fer hltg stand Of arms,
"b ca was promptly complied siih, sni piiFols wers
esistl he'd No bloojshed epsued, except what wa,
found on Tbs extremity OF the d.tshiog spade 90 va.
psbny welded by ihe lady. Some Of the hair Of lhs
nnudef was alo found upon w. IN u Com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-14

Gov. branch returned answer 10 Major Eaten.
le,te- OF the 2S'b proposing meet him the office
the Attorney General, 10 he presense sf M.jor Barry
aud the Attorney General; 20 which Msja, r.. asser'
ed, will appear from re sui joined uott; and the
meeting accordingly to'k pace in few minute, there
after.