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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-04

- OIiCE.-Commilted TO The Jail of Amherst county
~ oh he 81 OF October last, as runaway, Negro
ah' VINO calls himself Ned and said he belonged TO The
hei!s OF MARY Sdth, OF Prince William, but now he saws
ne IS the property Of Thomas Lewis, Guilford county
ne SAID fellow appears to be between rs and
30 years Of age feet 10 or fl inches high, yellow Con-
PleNon with very thick head Of hair, somewhat grew
ana small scar across his nosehad ON when committed
old pair Of black cloth panaloon and vest with him rbe
owner OF said Fellow will forward AID prove his GRO.
perry and take hin away, he will be dealt with as The
law directs. ROBERT J.. COLEMAN, Jaitoy.
for Nelson G. Dawson, Sheriff
''li' 90 S2-W12w
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POETRY.



(tr0m he .fmGrdnth.)
SADBtrn MORNING --py PANK iiENJAMiN.
Ii ~ pure and hh ssei hour
The shy baUzs mrauiiidl Rnh mid
Above "wavns til. rocks tutt lower
Along you steep. grey and will -
Seem al,uis. which IN ages su.e,
Mankind had poured their inc"uso ga,
And thtvSgh thcs' b,,und'rss i-ld- Of air
Sent forth IA solemn voice OF prayer.
Blight clouds in'aid with hurs 81 gold,
Float DER the horiz,ti's wavelo.s b'ua,
A. ihongi zach wt' a'hed aui vVi,ng t,ti,
An Angels arm wts cleaning thfougt--
Flown Io.n h,s sspphire hUnq above,
10 give one holy look OF love
And ihink that What - hti2htn.s - hero
Would fade in light of his own sph,Ir.
Around orc va.i and cloinns shrine,
Al, lviu. ihinss uT nature buw,
Will" bfeahips pute and thou-i Is divine
Dvyo;icns Ming Is waiting now
Aud l"Wer aud steam IN foSust dim
Ia ylajnoss pour ia, motniu. hymn:
t"r earth throrgh all her realms Is blest
With Gods uuhroSrn sabbath rest
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EfanhCV GOOfls.

EPUJAC s HENSLER, I76 Market street, between
D 9th and 9th, South side, Philadelphia offer for sale
on reasonable terms, wholesale, general assortment of
French German, English aud India Fancy Articles AIo
French and English Pistols
Beads of all sorts
Musical Boxes, 2, 3 and 4 tunes
Mathematical Instruments
lead dead Bags and Purses, Dolls Of all descriptions
Snuff Boxes of all kinds
Thermometers
Perlumery Work-boxcs
Fioins and Violin strings Percussion caps and great
many other articles too extensive to enumeratc
and plain white. ~ w e
ca SETS English and FSench pattern, white and gold
glil lowered, landscapes and painted flowers
Breakfast sets, do do
Besides full assortment Of all descriptions of French
Nhh' jan ~. S0-WIw
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VIE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
IA APTii during his absence Mr.. Lethbridge will AT.
tend to bis professional business in whose skill as Dem
tst the public may with perfect safety place the most i'm
PhGlt commence p. HOUSTON.
jan D, 1900. 72-oaYytf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Supreme Court

- TATE Ot NOkIH CAkOLiNA, Supreme Court
- December Term, Il. ID. is3I.-Mary s. Clarke and
others, cgaces of Mary s. Boun deceased against the
executors of Mary s. Blount.
Whereas Mary :. Blount, late of Marlborough, i'm the
State OF North Carolina in and by her last will and
ment, duly published in the year 1922 made, among
others, the following requests, viz:
81 give to Martha Barrow daughter of Bennett Barrow
Esq, four hundred dollars"
81 give TO Catherine Darby four hundred doarso
81 give to Mrs L. Il. Prosscr, of Mississippi five hun
drcd dollars"
81 give to Elizabeth Hunter four hundred dollars
to determine with certainty 10 whom topay these several
requests:
lst Because Bennett Barrow, Esq, never had daugl-
ter of the name OF Martha.
I'd, Because Caharine Darby, late of Marlborough died
nestae, without leaving any of kin known to the
her estate.
Sd, Because Mrs. l.. b. Prosser of Mississippi is UNI
known to the executors and although letters
written TO her supposed residence, answer has ever
been received and no application has been made for this
! legacy.
4th And because the tesatrix has not with sufficient
certainty described To which of the Elizabeth Han.
tiers she intended togve the legacy of 0Ohero being
several OF that name.
And the court being moved TO make such order i'm IN,
premises as will secure TO the parties Interested an ouor
tuny Of having the several matters fully investigated;
is ordered that advertisement be made in the STAR ant
North Carolina State Gazette, the Richmond Enquirer anc
the National lnteigcncer week for six successive
weeks, that the parties file with the clerk of this court
Raleigh or before the 81 Monday of June A. d. 1922
any evidence that be pertinent TO the inquiry hcrena
ter ordered TO be made by the clerk and that the clerk
this court report 10 the next term of the any, and
the evidence touching the lapse OF the aforesaid lccacies
which may be hicdin his Office in pursuance of this notice
| y true copy from the minutes.
Tes,c, Il, ~ JOHN l.. HENDERSON, C 8 g.
| Jan 81. T19-w6w1
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NACOB SHELDON, having purchased Mr. Waller
o. W. WebPs portion of the goods in the above con-
GERMS as also his storehouse, he will continue the Mer
caRhie business on his account the store formerly
occupied by Mr. Webb, and solics as he hopes to merit
share Of the public patronage.
Williamsburg, Jan. 10Th, 1892 S1-6t
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n CHANCEltI.-A Rules holden in the Clerks OF
"a hce OF the County Court Of Charlotte the 9Th day of
December, 1881:
Lewis Dunn, pl,T
against
Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Asey Edge Elizabeth Edge
Nancy Edge and Grief Barsalc, late Sheriff of Charlotte
10 whom was committed administration Of the estate de
cd ~ "''i n ,,,i,oN
=, The defendants, Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Asev
Edge' Elizabeth Edge, and Nancy Edge, not having en-
ar the Rules OF this Court and it appearing to the salts
iacog ~ The Cour chat they not inhabitants of this
State, on the motion % the Plaintiff by counsel is order
ed, That the said Defendants appear here the first
Monday in March next and enter their appearance and
answer the Plaintiffs BILL and give security for perform
be inserted in the Richmond Enquirer Tor two months,
successfully, and posted the front door of the Court
house OF the said county a Copy 1cste
WINSTON ROBINSON Clerk
Dec. I'D. 6I-wSw+
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IN CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Buckingham
III county, the Sth day of October, 1927:
Greed Taylor an infant by his father, SC. PltG.
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Thomas I. Boudin, exor of David Ross decd Robert
IL. Dabney, Geo NJ Payne and w. L. Fonaine, exors of
DaVlu i'oss, Jr. DECD Defts.
James Scott eXor of John Leslie, decd who was e. or
oil Robert Craig Decd who for Daniel CALI trustee
SC Benjamin Johnson and others, creditors of David
Ross, jr. deed Pitts
against
Walter l.. Fontanc and Geo. M. Payne ex ors of Davd
NoSs, Jr dec q, ana others Dclts.
On motion TO the court, and by of parties il is
ordered that these be referred the Master Com
missioner TO state and ascertain the several liens and in
cumbrances the real estate of David Ross m deceased
TO settle The account oil the executors TO the nature
and true character OF each claim against the estate of the
said David Ross r dcccacd whether by bond bind
ing the heirs not and state any special matter reaur-
ed by of the parties to be stated deemed pertinent
by the Commissioner, and make report to the court
I'm. Hnctn ~
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Inc parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed Monday, the 9th day ofFebruary next TO COM
msnce the accounts directed in the foregoing ORDER my
morning. they requested to attend with their papers
and vouchers ready for examination and settlement
Dec. 10. 62-wSw ID. GUERRANT. Com
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CHANCERY In Chesterfield County Court,
u January oh, 1882:
Austin Spears, Plaintiff
against
Mlnnfred Cheatham, Sally Landum, Lucy Iandrum
Laban Landrum, Egbert Landrum, and Joseph Iandrum
rr,c Defendants.
ne defendants, Laban Landrum and Egbcrt Iandrum
MOI having entered their appearance, and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the rules of This
court and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
mat they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth ia
OTdere That the said defendants do appear here ON the
second Monday in April next and answer the bill of tho
fahu and that copy OF ts order be forthwith insert
ca In some newspaper published in the CITY of Richmond
i0r Two months successfully, and another copy posted AZ
the front door OF the Courthouse of this county.
copy. IeSte, LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. C.
o'h I'll S0-wSw
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an CIANCERY.-ln Powhatan County Court Janu-
K airy Is, 1892.
Thomas Moseley and Benjamin Moselcy. pIhs

against
Joseph b. Davis, adm'or of Richard Moselcy deed
and John Moscey, Bennett Moseey, Richard Moselev
Edward Moseey, Robert Moseley, Henry Howell, and
ramea his wiic late Pamela Moscley Mary Susan
Moscey, and Arthur Moseey; which said John Bennett
Richard, Edward, Robert Pamela, Mary Susan end Ar
hur are children OF Arthur Moseey, dccd aud Elizabeth
Williamson Moseley and Robert Moseley children of Ro-
bert Moseey deed; the said Robert Moselcy (son of
Arthur Mary Susan Moseley, Arthur Mosecy Elizabeth
williamson Moseiey, and Robert Moeley (on of Robert)
being infants under the age of 81 years. Debts
is day came the Plaintiffs, by their Counsel and filed
their bill and the Defendant Davis, filed his answer; and
the Defendants, Bennett Mosclcy Elizabeth williamson
loseey and Robert MoseIey, (son of Robcrt9 not bav
ing entered their appearance and given security according
10 the Act oil Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
u appearing ny satisfactory evidence that they arc not in
haDiants oil this counry is Ordered That the sai,b
Defendants do appear here the first day of March
Cou next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and hat
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City al Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the Court
house of this County. A Copy. Testc
Jan IL lf0-WSw WIN. y. DANCE. Clerk.
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e OohiEspIC eaooDS--GEoRGE CAREY, corner OF
- Baltimore and Charles Streets, Baltimore has for
sale general assortment of Domestic Goods consisting
in part OF "lVai,ha,n" "qppleton" Lo,oeH, "Hamii,
tOn,' '.Nashud, "Eretcr' s'.7ueyy and esPHisfci''
MANUFACrUREs, which will be sold on favorable terms
by the package or piece. Feb 2. [sf-2aw3ml
ESERS. NJ. b. TAYLOR'S School for Young Ladies
1YH will be opened at her residence in Dinwiddie on
the lst day of February next. Her terms arc
Cor Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, 500
for headng Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, Geography
History, and the rudimcnts of
Natural Philosophy, 20
Flower Painting, 10
Musi2 per quarter, Is
Board (5edding and washing incudesD 80
french viii be taught if required without CHARGE
ana he above statement includes all charges for the
OF 10 months The situation is healthy and particular At
Feb. 2, 1892. si ~ ''
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N CHANCE Y.-VIRGINIA.-At rules holden in
"a tho Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF Law and
Chancey, for Powhaan County, from the 9Th TO the 10th
day Of December inclusive, in the year 1881.
John Jordan, plfG
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a TEACHER WANTED.-A teacher who is com
IA petent TO give instruction the Piano Forte and
can come well recommended, will meet with ENCOURAGE
date application be made. One qualified to teach the
French language would be preEerred-For Information
address ). w. Jan. 81. S3Iot
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HN CHANCERY --Mccktenbufg County--NoycmbcF
n Court, 1881.
Thomas B. Wall, pbT
against
Illrau r. hOhc, Den
The defendant not having entered his appearance ae
corning TO the Act Of Assembly aud the rules of ibis Court
and appearing The satisfaction of the Court faf he ~
not an nhabant of this Commonwealth On motion Of
the Plaintiff by his Attorney il is ordered that the said Dc
icndan 90 appear here tho third Monday i'm March
next, aud enter his appearance and answer he PLAINTIFF
bill; and That copy of this order be inserted in one of tbc
newspapers printed in the town Of Petersburg or CITY of
kchmond, Tor eight weeks succoesvcly and posted al
the iont door Of the Court House Of said county
Copy Tcste. J. j. DAILY, -. e.
JAN 81 70-W9Wf
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q iSSoLuIlON. The Co-paFtnership5 heretofore
" existing under the frIa of cor SIIE1poN s. 70
y W. W. W EBB s. Co., dissolved on the LIST inst
by imation.-Jacob Sheldon and w. W. Webb are dm
" authorized to settle up the business of the respective
concerns. ROSCOW COLE
JACOB SHELDON
~ WALTER w. WEBB
Williamsburg, Jan. 18th 1892
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I'm RY-YIRGINtA.-At Circuit sumo
rior Court OF Law and Chanccry, holden at the CAPT
ol in the city OF Richmond, Saturday, the tweny-ourth
day of December thousand eight hundred and trty
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-17

APPOINTMENTS bY THE PaksspxSr--S,
and s0iM neadvics and consent fks Ssnsss
Nathaniel Bullock Collector at Bristol "a
Warren, in n. /. ~, -
WIN. Holloway, Surveyor and Inspector o,
the Revenue. At North Kingston RI.
An Oficisl description Of the Belgian Flag
has been received at tho Department ofStste:
Il contains three broad vertical stripes. OF
which that nearest to the Staff 10 black. the
middle one yellow, and the outer red. 7
The waine. N. Y. Sentinel says, that with.
IN the last year, moro than one hundred hors
cs, worth On an average 800 each, were
stolen in that county.
Mrs. Iiaslsm. niece Of tho late Mr.. Cir,
ard, is preparing biography Of that gentle.
msn, FROM his own papers. 's
The rain Of Saturday and Sunday cleared
the ice out Of the hdrbor Of New: York, % az
to permit free ingress and cgress TO vessels.
Erossn 10 Deofh.--Two females, who resi-.
ded on tho Frsnkford road, Philadelphia, :,
psrshed with hunger and cold last week.
There were three females living In one room,,
one OF whom died in tho early part Of the
week, and the other,., who had m infant
lew weeks old; died the night sffer. Provis.
ion was then made BY the neighbors for the
survivors. The infant has since died.
The population Of Pennsylvania 10 essims.
ted at l,347.672 souls; Of THE number, there
arc l,SO9,296 whites; 1880 free colosed
persons, and $50 slaves.
The Ohio Canal Debts dmount to very near
~ $S,oOO,oo0-annual interest y shout $780,
a 4 p
Belchertown, Farmers Bank, Bills, SO. 70. |
and 5, have been detected in Northampton,
altered to Agricultural Bank, Pittsheld,
They are Of Perkins genuine plate and the
other engraving 10 well done.
The lady ofJohn Musters, Esq. former.
y Mary Cha,corth, the young lady 10 whom
Lord Byron was attached in youth, lost her
life, recently, in an attack made by the mob
On Colwick Hall, the seat Of her husband. |,
THr CENSUS BrLL.--Wc learn from xvash.
ington, says The Commercial, that the Bill for
.djusting the Representation in Congress, un.
der the new census, will preserve to the small
States their present number Of representa-.
lives, while the ratio Of $4,000, which has
been much spoken Of, would reduce the Re.
presentatives in several States, leaving very
.rge fractions virtually without representa-
Jon. As
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MARRIED.

II Providence on Tuesday evening last, mr.
John r. Balch, Jun. TO miss Elizabeth Collins
Lawton, daughter Of mr.. Josiah Lawton.
Al Adolphustown, Upper Canada, on the
9th Of December, BY the Rev. J. A. Deacon,
Mr.. Peter IMoncrisf aged serenity three years,
to mis-: McWatscy, aged Gf1een years, both
Of Adol2hustow n.
DIED, .k,.
II Middlstown on Wednesday last, very
suddenly, mr.. Dcniel Weaver sged 76 years.
III Nantucket ON tho l7th uit Patisnos .aus.
tin, widow Of jeremiah .6ustiu. and daughter
ofthe late David Fish Of Portsmouth, in the
roth year Of her age. @uVf gs W
At Bristol on Saturday last. Capt, Simon
Davis, formerly this town, sged 81 ysars.
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Thirty-seven Clay-men, including in
vitsd guests, from twelve towns, met in
tho State-House, in this town. 90 Wed
nesday evening last, and nominated the
following named gentlemsm, for General
Officers for the ensuing year, viz:-For
Governor, Lemuel II. Arnold--for 1T.
Gov. Charles CoIlins--for Senators,
Stephen Steerc, Hezekiah Boswortb,
jonathan Reynolds, in place Of Benja-
min smith) Stephen B. Cornell. Samuel
w. King, Wager weedon, Thomas
whippIe, Dutse Arnold. Ethan Foster,
and William Smitb.--For Secretary,
Henry Bowsn--for Atsornsy-G General,
Albert c. Greene for General Tfsss-
ursr, Thomas g. Pitmsp. This Prox,
with slsghs vsysst,en, 70 she same - tbNi
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Agreeably to our request, Wilkins Up
dixie, Esq. in the Il. I. Advocate, has cor
rccted an error in our statement viz. that
DR.. Macksparren formerly preached on
Tower Hill. We stated the fact, perhaps,
without sufficient authority considering its
great Importance: but as our means of in
formation on the subject are not equal to
Mr.. Updike's.. we are content to stand
corrected. As to the other facts, denied
by Mr.. Updiks, we can only sny, that
they we're related to US by man now
living, who had them from tho person
out Of whose possession they were taken
by the Sheriff. We, therefore. consider
Mr.. Updike right IN the first. and wrong,
in the second objection.
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TIME subscribers would most respectfully 10.
Il form tho citizens Of Newport and ~ visln.
ity that they have opened Market On banistsv's
wharf, whore they intend keeping the nvvs qual-
ity ofmssts, and win iss their best sndsavcss IN
furnish Il with III the varieties the esess0, nay
ahord--and % firas their capacities will allow,
nothing shall bs wanting 10 satisfy tlisse whs
may please TO give them . call.
Every attention will be paid to euttisg sAA
curing meats Cor families use. y
All favors most gratefully acknovlsdgsd By
WALDO & BARKER.
To The farmer fair price wilrbs paid fse fat
cattle. calves. ahsau. &c. SO.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
, AVCTf0N n
:. On WEDNESDAY. Feb Let.

wa BE- sold at Psb6e Aseeiep, a. InwN-
SENDS Cefse Hlrss,
THE farm On The 3oslh s6d " psedsses
u Island, formsvly ewnsd by Deaiel CO.
continuing aboss 6Qo Aesy& vitA > ov(pe
subssssiisl srdss, ,ssd possessiag = iasoldnooo
privilege Of Ssa manure:
: The stussion sflhis .lsFn u NJ sen(rQ q
NdrssgsBeett Hsy, eomenaq1Isg ou ez)oQoiVo
tisw Of tho bssuhful eeeoeey ef uH><o ~
land. ils vicinity 70 No~p@(1 U>lio1 81
Psovidenes. rssdess Z ~ so1e( Il so1eeo
tsIist.- The pvsmAsps eso ~ e|cuo1 a ~
tins upen spp)ic6slca - ~ Uos1& ou olkce
inl6smxsIoe eeesleot eCc1 q ~ - o>>1D
Rhsoe Islspd Uolee -. ~ - ,~-J>e
ss!.e s.! ef Isyc<r' ~ ~ 11s'o - sis's
,,d!ssz 4 "A :. =; 49, s''''-'
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!. ,GUARDIAN:S NOTICE.

BY .viitue OF decree aof the Supreme Ju.
eicisl Court Of the State Of RAods b.
land, &C., at their MaYchtsEm, A. "a Seps
the subscribers, guardisus OF the pessop
I. and sstste Of JosS E. ehsxHwAN, will ssll
q. Ppblic Auction. updsn III. easies cpd
\. direction ofthe Hon. Court ol PrQbste Tor
the town OF Newport, On THURSDAY
the 5th day Of April n. D. leo2.
a certain lot Of land with The. dwelling
IN house thereon, situated on. the corner
ofSpring and Todro Streets IN ssid NswptSe.
Conditions ofthe sale wiltbs made known q
iss time and place.
!, EDWARD w. LAwToN.
: 8. r. NORTHAM
CHARLES GYLES.
Cuordjqns.
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SHIP NEWS.
ENTERED.

ENTERED. 49,, I, ,s,,
Brig Helens, Pyk, Stockholt,. ~.
Gov Coddisg,on. Rider, Gibraj,sr.
!" Sampson, Purkis, Havana ~
Schr. Minos, Prico, Providence. r. :
Pocahontas, Bailey, New Orleans.
Sloop Mary, Heath, Now York.
CLEARED. f
Brig Syphsx, Cobb, Havana.
Gov. Coddngton, Rider, N. York. =
Sampson, Purkiss, Providsncs.
Schr. Robert p. Waring, Allstusn ,Barbadoss'
Pizarro, Hoxie, Key West.
Jans, Marshal, Havana .e'a
ARRIVED.
TUESDAY EvEsiKe--arr. sch Poeahontas, Bal.
ley, 20 days I'm Now Orleans. - Sailed ineo. with
brig Jano, Msybury. Lcft at New Orleans, ,schr
Babcock, Northam, loading for Savannah; do.
Clito, Tanner, fsighting up the river; ship Ma.
iestic Page, to sailin de Cor Boston. Spoke Jan
2, lat 32,lon ~ 49.schr George, ofand for New.
York, 2 days out, bark -, Of Phihd "a hours
FIN NewYork, in lat 80 80, lon 73, for NewOrlesns:
brig Belisarus, of Providence, was mp for do. In
3 days; brig Enterprise, ofPhiiad. was towsd up
TO New Orleans by the Cramps. Tho Poca.
hontas was spoken off Montaug Point by the
New London and another Rsvenuc cutter, who
enquirec if they wished any assistance
night thsy were standing OF SOUTH VIM. Rob-
erts, q seaman, jumped overheard from the p.
on tho 2Ist, IN ft Of insaoity, and was lost
He was about 30 years Of age.
sch'r Susan, Gert, ,2oidays from Turks Island
sch'r William, otis,s day. from Bath for New
York. .e.~o, ~,
THURSDAY, JAY. a. Brig Gov. Coddington,
Rider, Of this port 80 days from Gibraltar; bouud
to New. York, having experienced very. sevsre
weather, and thrown over part or tha cargo
Left there, Oct. 22d, Brigs Jnlis for; Raltmoss
IN days, and Otis Of Philsdslphis, The only k'nsr
Dris shbOol..h, Andrews, from Bfssol, for
Savannah 80 -
ssh'r nobsr, r. w.ting, Al.srsd,, o. days
from Norfolk y ' - -3
slsop Gslop, ,EIillisrd from Nsntucks, fof New.
York. .~. - fG. r. Z.
fnrpAy. JAY. l3..- Brig Sampson, Purkis, II
days from Havana far Povidencs. = Sailed In CO.
with Ship Athens, Hooper, Of Marblshesd, fsv
Europe : Brig Mary Ann, Norris, .nd sShr En-
25th.-- Left there, Jan. tst, Brig Ultima from nos.
ton ;sAIdsbsransc, Church, Of Bristol, for New
bern In dsys Brilliant for New York in7;
Joshua from Psovidsncs arrived. ssI
Rsyenue Cutter woIcott, Matbsr. from .
cruise 70 relieve vssssIs.--This sllsrneon, 81
Block Island, boarded The Packet Ship Oo!ens
bic. Dslano, 20 days from London Tor N. Xsshs
SvxpAv, JAs. IS -Sloop Barclay, 0walus from
Nantucket bound to New York.
In Tsrpsulin Cove, Wednssday, Rsvs.
nue. Cuusr vigilsnt, Cahooae, op.a crude.
Boarded in tho Vineyard Sound, lOth, chip
Two Frisnds, SO days from Cork, ios Boston;
Triton, forks Island, vie, Edgsriovn for do;
brig Taller, 81 days ftom Cayenne for So.
Isn-- spoke, esh of Montaug. ssh. Active Of
Boston, Is dsys from Port 90 Prince, shoss
~ ~.~-:~:~~. ->..AS "a ~..~.1.s IL -. .ek pka.
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Rhode Island Union Bank.

Rhode Island Union Bank.
A Tageneral meeting ofthe StoskhoIdsss
"A efthe r. j. Union Bank, held at their
banking room on Tuesday, Jan Sd. 1884, the
following named persons were elected Dissc-
tors for the year ensuing. VIA Chsise. @.
Chsmplin, 8. T.-Nestham, Joha n, 0ans.
George Engs, Robert P. Lee, David Bwlum,
Abraham Barker, end w. SoIlivsn Randolph.
AZ . meeting Of the Board Of Dissctsss
held on the 9TH inst. c, g. Chimplsin.. Esa.
was unanimously elected President.
N. g. BOSS, Cashier.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
80; draws this day Jan. IL. Highest
prize $6,OO0-Tickets parts in,pro-
portion. -;,
r. l. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. SO ;---draws Wednesday January
l6. Highest prize 10, 600 So prinss "f
1000. Tickets 10 parts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTfEkXSno. g.;
draws Thursday January l9.-Hi3iisss
prize s5,o00-Tickets s parts IN proper
ton.
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