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carried houce to Jamaica, is subject TO a
dnty OF 81 33; the same article carried from
canada, or New Brunswick. or Nova Scotia is free
Our whest, our lumber are admitted free of duty
into the Northern provinces in order thence To be
carried IN British vessels TO the West India isands:
wh'le ~., moan time. ep"n ports the rum the
INC molasses the coffee and the sugar Of the British
colonies upon the same terms as to the article
coming from Cuba st Cruz or other islands
where our produce is received without any discrimi-
mating duty upon ii.
The ground upon which these protecting duties
were put by the ministers, was expressly to cncou-
rage the northern provinces preference to the IIni
ted States.
Is 1T not remarkable, that this arrangement. Sc
loudly boosted BY the Government of the u States
and its parasites should be dcclsredy and avowedy
entered into by Great Britain, give her Con,,nea
Colonies advantages oc.r The U S'a,es?-{Scc Mr..
erries' speech lis 1t not intended as I'll induccmen.
To Canada and Nova Scnia tn raise III themselves,
u the lumber and bread stubs. which the British
west Indies require? Are not the resources Of
those provinces, tenfold than competent 10
meet the whole demand, Thus literally paid for il.
will not those resources instantly be developed
Whist then do the u States gan? phev can .end
their lumber and provisions to Halifax and thence
they will enter tho West India ports free of du,v
But how long will this las,' How long will it be
around the St Lawrence, encourages them to surplv
all that the West Indies want, from their own 70.
sources,
Ii is evident to our understanding that the Ameri-
can Government has become the dupe of its own
vain glorious wish to carry the bell from other admin
lstrntions and of Mr.. Van Burcn's vebcner, dcs;-o
10 do something TO tickle Virginia and " Carolina.
IL is evident to us that Mr. McLnnc has begged Eng
I, ~
'ands INTO OSy'ns Canada and Nova Scotia to sup
plant the U. States in the Yves, India Trade.
Important procedure We find the following let
ter OF to" Governor Of Georgia, and the Legislative
proceedings therenpon, IN the Augusta Constitut on.
ahS'' OF Dec %. We remember to have scen no
particulars of the trial Of russels-b but we rresrmo
the murder WAS committed in the Indian country. o,d
mat the collision apprchended between &c rrio and
he L. States. on 'he right of the former 70 ex,end
her Jurisdiction over the Cherokee lands, has now
actually occurred.
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DEATHS


Departed this life, at his residence in the coor-
~ OF Henreo, on Sunday the 3Oth u after =, shnr.
and painful illness, which he bore with greet so.
tude and resignation Mr. Iosby Sheppard, in the ISL,
year OF his age. MIR Sheppard was many wears Nc
gs'Tate OF this county, and the late High Sber;a
lie has left large family and numerous crcis n
irecGs TO deEore his removal from sphere of rr.ot
usefulness The writer of this has been long ai ia;
iInatey acquainted with the deceased and does nnt
ogese II 100 much to say no man lived more gener
ali who new h b;,r "ed more sincerely regretted by
Departed this life, at Dr. Patteson's, in Manchester
U .ueshy, the ist February, of consumption. Mrs
margaret tiarrIs, wife of Mr.. Hiram Harris # Chost
ned, ami daughter Of Mr.. John wilson of n Yort
IN .ne ga year OF her age She died in the full and
merits of the atonement '' through the
me trends and acquaintances of Mr. Harris and NJ
the iam'y generally, requested to attend bsr g.
nera! today at clock a. NJ Dr. Patteson's, and
tnence 20 attend the corpse to Mrs PattesoT,s IN
Chesterfield, the place of nterment 10
Manchester, February End, 1850.
Died. Lexington, Kentucky, on the nth u1t Ar,
Richmond fesiuehe OF
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ty%;., iyeSyant Tucker Vance, Vinton Weeks
WIS ~ wloK"ne' Williams, Yancey-8o
NAiS.-Messrs. Armstrong, Arnold, Bailey J,h,,
Barbour Garrnger, BARLEY. Bates, Baylor, Beck
man. po0n, Brown, Buchanan, Burgess, Cambrelene.
Campbell, Carson, Coke, Coleman Condict' Connns'
Coulter, cowies, Creighton. Crocheron Crownin,'
shield, Davenport, John Davis, Deberry. Denny. De
Witt, Dickinson, Doddrdge, Duncan, Dwight. E,os. &c
Earil, Geo. Evans, Joshua Evans, E. Everett III. Eve
rett, Finch, Forward, Gilmore, Gordon Green Cren-
nell, Gurley, Hawkins, Hemphil, Kinds, HODGES
Holland Howard, Hughes, Ingerscll w. W. Irwin. lar
VS. Jennings Johns r.. NJ. Johnson, Kendall, Lent,
Lyon Malary, Martndale, McCreesy, McDnf;e
Mercer Miller, Mitchell, Mcneil, No, tom NuckoIls'
p Ever Patton, Pearce, Petts, Reed, Richardson
Sose' kusse, Scott, w. i. Shepard, Shields, Sill
sspeIgh', Ambrose Spencer, Richard Spencer. sprier
s,amoeFry setserr, Stephens, Strong, sutherand,
NV, la,aferro' ayior, Test, John Thomson, Va.
mum, NerP'anck Washington, Wayne. Campbe, p
me Edward DIVA D. White, Wilde, Wilson, Wingate,
MIR: Mercer then moved to strike out all after the
eIaci'ng clause OF the bill, and insert the amendment
"nrcn ne mad before read Pending which motor,
Mr.. Williams moved an adjournment
And then the House adjourned
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New Orleans, winch passed and approved. by the
Governor
On the 10Th inst. both Houses met in the old con-
vent ut New Orleans, agreeably to adiournment and
proceeded to the choice of Senator to represent the
state IN the Senate of the United States for the term
OF six from the 9Th of March next when as al
ready stated, Mr. J. S. Johnston was elected
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Ni'N YORK vi ARkEF-Jan
there was rather more done in Ftour veeto-d,.,
than on any other previous dav tbis ,ve, LAY Gsy
prices were the same at the close of loet ,raa%l
VIZ; 800 Tor fair sorts Holders appeared ready ~
sell 5000 bushels Virginia Wheat aAoat vgsre Eli
at Ioo cts. Clovefseed was sold at 10 cts.
m JANUARY 90.
CoTToT There has been fair demand since or,-
ias'; ana the prices OF last week are well sunnor,e3
Inc sales from 22d to the 23th inst incInsvn reocI
l4OO bales consisting of 100 bales of ITnI.nds ~
ga'O& CTS Chiefly N. Coroinas a O. Of and o. ono
oacs OF common Georgia at o. and 100 bales If AZ
ALBANIA at l0&1Ii cts "
FLorn.-Fhc market has been quite Inactive 1or-
ING Inc week. Several sales of Southern doscrin
lions nave hcen made at reduction Of about o. era
per o. Holders of Western Troy. and New Yort,
are hrrn OF Western, about 500 bis have hoon
sold since uur last S6I deliverable in Nav and Tho
early part OF June. Indian Meal is held ot n consi
dcrapic advance although the snles have been trif
HRiiH.-ihcre IS no Western Wheat in narlet
81 Importance. the entire stock beinr M rooro a.,
5000 bushels, which is Eeld AZ Gt15 hbn,It 9noo
bushels OF Southern were sold at 100 bnt II ie ,,or
Heih hrmly ut 80 3. The narI,c; continues -.
OF coarse Grain: thr only sales that bavo como r. o
6nowI'dgn are, t'w parcels Of Jersey veIlov, g.
a 70 CTS d'i'"cr151 the rc-opcninCr IF tbo 80
gatioo.-, Com, MR. mug VI "'e "o'i-
THE MAREET-Flour droore ~ - =. p -,
SAFES OF Southern at SG.25 The bolle-s iooL 80
i.usy io' news from Europe. FIazsced also hardly
.t:CP' UP 10 us highest point Sales of Cloverseed
morn n5 Mt To- cents.at an auction sale of New
css No, 'ha'. '",5 morning, the late slight advance
30 cts Fair New Orleans ,1o1,ssrs sold vesterdav
- ""C"oR "a ~o-a29s cts. in brls. 4 moderate b-
Is ooihS ~ Cotton at last weeks prices. Ashes
ARAWING OF the Union Canal LOTTERY. No. Q
- &C 81 9 . q 81 Sc 70
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FROM THE ARARrc,

The morn that ushered thee to life INV chill,
Saw thee in tears whilst all around thee sn,iIs,,
when summoned hence to thy eternal sleep.
On may ST thou smile, whilst all around Thee ,yes I,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
TuOGNDIKE.
From the MARYLAND Rcnnbliran

ADJOURNMENT or iMPRisoNlIEYr rnr Dr,--
Fhe bill reported by Mr. McEIfresh, for tbis mr.
pose, came up as the order of tho dav IN tho banso
OF delegates, on Tuesday last. We found Mr. Nc
hlresh occupying the attention Of the house and n
very crowded gallery upon this INTERESTING tonic
au Tegret that we were not present at the Commence
nent OF his observations, and therefore canrot IN
justice attempt the outlines of hi. cjoo,,on,
speech upon The occasion. Suffice IL 10 so,, that
inns an'quated relic of barbarous are was n;ctrr
cd IN deserved coiors-the true medium was M, Il
Oht, OF e%acting the last farthng of propcrfv in
compliance with MISUNDERSTANDING tho bo -
nest out unfortunate debtor without the odium and
ino'LlhcatIon OF useless Imprisonment. but nuni.h
ing fraud as ctlmr-in short, sustaining our mo
sent system OF laws relating to insolvency in NH ibc
provisions, except tina nj requiring the dnlt,r T.,
setiSIy ne court that he in actual confinement
hir hcBlireshs arguments seemed 10 he corrl,-
sWc as no objections we're made to any Of them and
The bill passed without division.
L1UisIANA-Fbc Legislature Of this State asaano.
b'ed at Donaldson on the Cd ultino- TacC,,cs ~
was reelected President Of the Senate and A1,vsl
"outon was chosen Speaker of the House Of Herro
sentaiives. Vi 'ePTe-
On the following day, the two Houses procoeJ,d g.,
Sne choice OF Governor from the two candid,fos
leSSs' konan and Hamilton, who obtained the reot
- NUMBER O' votes at the election in August 1ssf
NiT' Roman the Clay candidate il will he reco1Io.I
received 1888 votes and Mr. Hamilton LJaekson Sz0
'eEIons 20 the bailoting, Mr, Hamilton addressed
note to the members Of both Houses ,yifb,lrosa;a
""SeH from competition. sir. Roman ,yas oI-oaI.
unanimously chosen Governor of the stat e. -
Term OF four years. ' VIC
me imperfect arrangements for the accommodates;
- we Legislature at Donaldson led TO the int-o,l,,-
'A o. o'i' % transfer nc scat re c1vr-r,na., ~
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are authorised to say she had in mind of his
youthful acquaintanccs who cut Off many years
ugo, while violating the law of the Sabbath"
Will not exact from you any eXpanaton-that
would require another-in the end the series must
fail, and exposure which with all the stoical
indifference 20" affect for reputation (whcn in con-
ciuson you said Gas for The charges, &c. circulating
respecting yourself they might De retalcd for what
they were worthy you ought certainly to dread.
AS Ter Presbyter (tbc creature perhaps of your
own fancy who 'an Apostle might say with tongue
set on FIRE of He'll triumphan,ly trumpeted to the
world faleehood i'll language tho most indecent and
profane; who IN the esprit of love himself up
an enlightened Christian upon whom it is incum-
bent 'to discountcDaucc and expose the faacies of
euogies in general" who modestly insnuatcs he is
the Oracle of God,' and who in tho spirit Of low
Illness afirms "that he dues not presume to Judge
his fellow creatures" and that che by means
limits the mercy of his Saviour shall not by any
further notice him om the obscnriy into which
he hos sneakcd, and into which he has also been
signed, with his load of well-inerc cd odun, by the
public. Let him, oathing and loat!ied,
Outgifted ont mpulsed, out done
Aud out revealed al carvings or;
Of every dspenss,iou wornd,
Outprov,tcIced, and ont rcforr'd,
Elected of Church and State,
His only prize the Peoples hate,
shelter himself in his hiding hole, and there swell.
till he burst with his
UI.TOR
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in SENATE Friday. the 2o,h of Jan.
Tho report and resolutions toacrinr the contested
election rom the district composed the counties Of
Faugniog rna 2drc9 WjHs7-7. ners nndcr corsifcr2-
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Boston paper says, member of our I.esfsla
ture has given new word to tho American lan11ar,
viz. "PRtowiSing." to indicate nocturnal ,efIaeti
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HENRY CLAY--''The life of Henry CLAW has
eloquent services under the banner of the Consti,n.
ten, he has the gratitude of Republicans "-Eytract
rom Speech of Hon MARTIN VAN Byprx ~
the Capitol in Albany, N. Y IT,
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a Mrs Archer, of one ofthe Western counties
has lately presented her husband with ,brea fnn
children at birth ~
"lnsatiate drehe,., could NOT one ouaice,,,
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GEoaGIA.-Thc population under tho naw co,.r-
is ascertaned to he 5l3,337. ofwhich eo2 .2se are
white, and So7,99l slaves The aggregate renra-
sentative population. allowing three fffhs for tho
years of age and tho blacks, l79 Tbe 49,
ton in 1890 was 34o9s9 Increase l77.saa
the highest proposed ratio of representation Gsrr
gla will gain one member in Congress
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DEATH By Observation-Disclosures the fact
is so well established and generally known by sad
experience that when charcoal is used to warm close
rooms without Veniator it is destructive to human
life, yet every few days we read of some aatb n"a
stoned by the impradcnt or ignorant use of it.
NEwBURH, JAM o.
FArAL.-WilIiam FIertford. young man abort
years OF age an apprentice TO Mr. Jared of this
village found dead in his room at his IoJcno,s nr
Monday morning last. The verdict of Jury sum
moned by j. e Chadeayne, Esq was that his dealt,
was occas'oned by the use of coal from wood fire
III furnace IN tue room, as means of warming it
previous to going to bed. Two other persons ,SSbn
lodged in the same room, narrowly escaped with their
lives Let this be another warning
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4 B RAWING OF the Union Canal Lottery. No. ..
- &c 81 3 & 81 So 20,
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IENNEssEE.- he enumeration of West Tennessee
shows rate ri Increase of about 20 per cent, which
suFp2sses even the fruitful State of Ohio The actual
ten years Twelve ofthe 90 counties in East Tenn.r
see number 1884 which make the pouIot;on :;
all hut Zen counties, 6o3,G52. The entire census 81
inc safe wal therefore probably to 700 600.
exceeding the previous estimate of its nonnl.;o,
about 100 Goo fNF""''oA
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house To whom the claims referred, a measure
mperiousy demanded from the justice of the govern
ment.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions, together
with the memorial adopted this evening, be signed by
the President Vice Presidents. and Secretaries and
TRANSMITTED to the delegation from this city with re
quest to lay them at early day before Congress.
Resolved, That the Representatives in Congress
from this city, be instructed and requested to urge the
passage of a law TO ltqudate tA claims ct James
Monroe, as measure imperiuusy demanded from the
justice Of the Government.
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lnBG NJ

AE school will be- conrnued th,. ensuing year
I'VE My co "rse of instruction will commemorative
Greek and Latin languages, English Grammar
English Composition, Geography, with the use OF
Maps and Globes, Maihf mates and Arithmetic
The school will commence Monday the oath Of
January 1881 and terminate on the 10th day of De
cember following. There will be a vacation of four
weeks commencing on the 9th day of June The
charge tor board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
VIII be one hundred and ten dollars, payable one half
the LIST of December following.
The discipline Of the school will be parental, and
as much care and kindness will be extended to bows
conided to my instruction as to my children.
My residence Is remote from the haunts of vice
and immortality, and remarkably healthy tits stua
ted IN tho county Of Louisa, SO miles from Richmond
and the like distance from Fredericksburg. yhe
stage from Fredericksburg 10 Gainesville passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within a short distance of it.
Letters to me should be directed to Gardeners ID
Roads. Louisa" WIN NELSON Jun,r
o.
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THE FREDERTCKSHALT
e EIHHAE.E SENTEW ARv

Eond"cted by hiss Bggs. NH be continued this gsq1.
J VIII be opened on The 18th Of January and will
Il close on the 18th December, with vacation of
one month from the 9Th Of June to The 18th of July,
The pupils will be instructed in Orthorraphv Read
ing; writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar Geoge
raPhy with the use Of Globes, and the Rudnents of
Astronomy Vbc price Of board and tuition will he
Si2C one hall payable IN advance and the balance at
tue END OF the year Each pupil will bring With her
pair OF blankets. pair of sheets, cooHred COON
tHrpane and four towels all marked; if it is PFC
ferred, tnev will be furnished by me for an adds6nal
charge of s. Such young ladies' rs remain in nv
family, during vacation, will be charged at the ratio
OF $40 per month. Such of them as may choose TO
BE- instructed in Music, will be charged at the rate of
$50 per quarter, OF SO lessons. There are few
vacancies yet to be filled.
no Letters addressed to NE. GARDENERS K Roads,
Louisa, will he promptly attended to-
dec 7-fawGi G BREDK HARRIS
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WHITE MULBERRY TREES

'b'tiE subscriber has for sale at his farm d miles
ao"Ve Richmond, the trees years old, any rea-
sonable quantity of the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Frees; and as the season is now an
preaching IN which they may be transplanted, he is
desrous OF receiving orders from many persons as
may be IN want OF the articles and he is well sais-
fed that the silk culture must be one fthe most pro
htabic branches the agrculturst can turn his aten-
ton TO, he hopes TO be- the of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be soI on
reasonable terms by the hundred otherwise deliv-
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof + w SNITEJ
n B.-Orders may be left at Scott g. Smiths. r
street, Richmond. oct I-9arvTP -
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NOFltE "A vacancy having occurred in the
~ female department of the Richmond Lancastri
Rebecca Bennett, it becomes necessary that the
Board of Trustees appoint suitable person as sucr
cesSor 7" this end, all who may be disposed to an
ply are required to send in their applications accom-
panied by satisfactory testimonials qualification
TO the Secretary of the Board, or before the Sd
Friday IN February next The salary is S4OO pep
annum, payable quarterly.
by resolution of the Board of Trustees
IAN 6-2aW ct JOHN s. NV RS Sn,nr
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HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

VENfiE exercises of this School, for the ensuing wear
= will commence the I'd Monday in January, and
terminate the 18th ofDecember following The course
o. instruction VIII include; Reading, Pcnmansbp,
Arithmetic, Mathematics, English Grammar. Com
position. Geography Natural and Moral Philosophy
and The Latin and Greek Languages Terms for
board, tuition washing and lodging, will be SIO5 for
,g Sc"oias''c year OF ten months All the boardeTs
VIII b" accommodated in tie family Of the subecri-
Der and none received for a shorter period than The
scholastic year Great has been taken to select
properly qualified Assistant Tutors. who will unite
yum me subscriber, to impress upon the minds Of the
students the ncaCulablc benefits arising from indus
rous and exemplary habits. No student older han
10 years viii be- received, unless assurances entirely
satisfactory can be given with regard tn his moral
Somervl". Bauq1lcr County. Virginia, will reccWe
prompt attention. G. TACKETT.
29-wTfc
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hanu wAch o5eys The Wishes oi NJ .rtn Van Buren,
knowing that Virginia also uPpro and wo uld be
recrean to her principles, II she not sustain her
senators IN the present cnl,ggcucy: itar f the
Enquirer should yc, labor assduuusly 10 s,ranrlc
any exhibition Of public ar"ausc. E&o.nagy. i, IS
passing strangc-bu. there is key which explains
tho mccngruiiy. To approve of thor conduct, is
To ccnsnre that OF the Adnnis:-aiinn-cspccia
that OF thc Sccretay of State Il uuGoultod ratler
ii the Turkish Mission. That Is the secret.
How far the proclamation Of the Enquirer on
Tuesday. produced the desired effective n,nv have
occasion to state at another time. That there are
some, afraid 10 90 counter 10 its wishes, III the pru
posed testimonial to men whose conduct tcy approve
and to principles which they affect to chori,h--s ~,
believe, d;scrcditllia truth. Many feel ;hrmsrj,o.
ne narrow p'aca--compc,icd 20 approve yet alarm
ed At what may be the persona! cunscouenocs. OF
publicly demonstrating their approbaron pruc,pc.
and 5oiof of popular approval, urge them To- On.
p1nd--'he warning 0amouition Pause, for flea
vcn'5 sake pause rings IN their ca s ard che. Ks
the onward impulse. How these nice political caeu
lists and calcul=tors OF the chances, will cscaoe
from the dilemma, We shall sec. .Ncus J-e,,ggy,
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gas gGgeeE q GlQa :
PORT or RiCH.VOND
ARRIVED.

'
BIZ Bourne Foster. from y O.lcan5, with sun
dr.cs, To- Max 6, Son
Schr Seth & william, Mcclellan, from Charles
too. ). G. with sundr,rs, TO f Griffin, Cotton &
Clark. Is Pryton, Davenport. Allen 81 co.
Packet schr Hiram. DeuiGc from Puadeohia
with sundres, TO l. Webb s. co. J.Aileu. jr., y w
Noting. Cook ~ Ryan, NJ Branch 4 Michael J
Williams. J & 5 Cosby & co.. IIallowoN, Nc
X ildoe.
Scbr Araduc IciTirs, wish sundrics. to ) Parker.
Schr Laura Jane Creighton, from NoriOIk, with
eundres. to order
Sobr Martin Va" Barcu, from Egg Harbour, with
iron pipes, 60 order
Schr Wham & Thomas, IIyler, from New Bed
iod. with ballast.
sclr Elizabeth & Reb-cca, Ris9y, from Absocon,
with ballast.
schr Caroline, Sears, from Boston, with suudries,
to order
SER FarpIay Lee, from Egg Harbour, with bal
last.
Schr Baltic, Pike from Ncwburyporl, with sun
dries, to master
dries, to Polling ~ Doy. + Reeves, l. Webb & CO
T. TItZW hyIson J Wilcox ir g. CO.. Charter
Hall Il Moore, 4 Myers w * J Crane, y
DAVIS, Lancaster, Dcuby & CO J II Nash. q
Nc'iam, McKidoe, & CO., and 100 sacks salt
- order.
Sohr New Pache', Pike, with plaster, to order.
S1hr Susan & Elizabeth, Brewer, from Phiadci
p'il, with suudrrs. sc.
Steamboat John Morris, llbberd, from Noria.h
with On assorted cargo, TO y Timbcrlake, Otis Dun
ior g. co II O &. PNcIlcnry, II B,,mlrc, De
yeTcux, !, I.utiam
MEMORANDA.
sohrs Freedom, Price, and Effort, TosJham, clcarcl
at ~ York on Saturday for Richmond.
Schr Hornet Gould, hence -, y. York sunday
Schr Girls Nlyrick, hence at Boston on Saturday
also Lcyrathsu, Ward, from Virginia.
schr Conccrn, Hall, cleared at Boston on saiurda!
for Richmond.
newborn. March I6.-hr'd, schrs Watchman
Pierce. from Norfolk Fame, TnpP' Wcs'PoT' TO
Richmond
i7th sailed. schr Colua, Soriolk.
Virginia LYCcrW.
SG'UE meeting Of this Institution, is pos Vorrd %.
: n nl Monday evening 1ca' "-. ...l'