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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed A by the Hon. Superior Court holden at Litch6eld, within and for the county of Litcb-. field on the third Tuesday of August last COm- missioners to receive, adjust and ascertain the several debts due and owing by SomAet BOydy Of Winchester, tO such Ofhis creditors as shall seasOnabIy present and prove the same; (the said Boyd having been adjudged an insolvent debtor within the true intent and meaning of the act entitled tau act tO authOrise the SM- peTiOr Court to grant relief in certain cases of Insolvency y hereby give notice that we slIali meet for the purpose aforesaid at the office of George C. Woodruff. in LitChfeld, on the third Mondays of December and February next. and on the 25th day of March, 1885.
 Dated at Litchfrld, the 25ih day of Sep tember, A. B. 1884.
 ALBERT SEDGwlcK, ! COmmis- sz
 16 GEO. c. WOODRUFF, siOaers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25
Advertisement.

GHOULDthis meet the eyes of Mrs. Hal. - bert, or Miss Eiizu M. Smith. they will bs kind enoughio send their address directed to xxx T, in Philadelphia. who will forward ' letter to them from distant friend, which will prove of signal advantage to them. .,
 ET FaIEeld and Litch hksid coansy papers, Hc. ssiLt eOnfer great faUor by giDiRg tAis Piaee.
 Philadelphia, SepG. l8S4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25
THE ENTIRE DELEGATION.

THE ENTIRE DELEGATION.
 ceeds. the delegation to Congress from Connecticut will consist of
 '- Phinehas Miner, Ebrnexer Toung,
 Joseph 7ruusbuH, NOyes Barber,
 Samuel Ttceedy, E6enezer Jackson, Jr. These names will constitute representation that will do grea, credit the State. The new members, afer they shall bave acquired experience, will be- rvals of hsir predecessors n the ca- reer of fame and usefulness. The names of Messrs. Miner, Trumbuii, and Jackson, would add gres, strength to my ticket. Trumbull and Jackson are of tried iaents-of Miner Hothing need be said, he is wei known throughout the county oi Liich- field. If these gentlemen elected tte delegation will be united in their views ot public policy; where- as if ihe Tories carry their candidates. they will be divided-THREE FOR and THREE AGAINST the Cons- tution-and the whole power and influence ot the State will he nuIli6ed. From that moment insgni6. canoe will he branded on the brow of Connecticui. But patriotic and independent electors not ye, prepared to send Representatives to Washington as mere appendages to isaac hiH. They wish for dele gates who can think and act for themselves land here in they differ from the Tories;) who are wholly un' ,rammelled aad umcoared; who free as the ait they breathe; and who will with single eye to tic public good. Miner TrumbuH, and Jackso" tno Antlrew!!!l are the very men for freemeO!-Loom s Phelps and Ingham for slaves! Huzza for the free
 WHlG.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25

every patriotic wish and jnerest at Washington ant that all those who are opposed Ihs aa' ming ana highly dangerous us6rPatiOns of the Executve be and they are hereby earnestly invited to cooperate with in our exertiOOs rescue the Constitution from imminent peril. IS. ResOtrsd, That these resolutions be signed by the President and Vice Presidents of this Convention, aud cOunersigned by the Secretaries thereof and that the be published in all the Whg papers of this State. THADDEUS GRlSWOLD, Chairman.
 THERON ROCKwELL,1
 WILLIAM BUEL,
 WILLIAM BEEBE.
 ABIJAH ToMLINsoN,
 HENRY MERWIN, ; Wee Presidents.
 LYMAN CATLIN,
 TMoMAs CURTIss,
 REUBEN HUNT,
 WM. c. STERLING, EDWARD CowLEs, NATHANIEL PERRY, SecretGries. ISAAC MARSH,
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of l Litchfeld hath assigned the 4th day of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for the ap-. pOintment of Commissioners on the estate of
 DANIEL HOLT, late of Harwinton, in sait: distrirt. deceased. represented insoIveht at ~ hich time and place all persons interested in said estate .svill tif they see caust) attend before said Court and be beard relative tO such appointment.
 By order of said Court.
 DANIEL HOLT, Admia'r. Har,CintOn Sept. 22, lSS4 @lG
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25

Ata Court of Probate holden "t WoOdbwry, oss
 the e2d day cf September, 4. D. 1884: THE Court doth suthorise and employer N the administrator on the estate of JoHN WAY, late of Woodbury, deceased, to sell at Pubiic Vendue, SO much of the Real Estate of said deceased as will raise the sum of four hundred and seventy Ave dollars; and wheH effected to make fet0Tn i; and said administra- tor is to give notice thereof by advertising in a newspaper printed in Litchaeld, and on ths sign post in said Woodbury.
 Certified from Record.
 JOHN STRONG, Jr. Judge.
 The administrator will make sale under thG foregoing order on the second Monday of Oc- tOber next, at one o'clock P. M. ANTHONY c. STRONG, Adm'r. Woodbury, Sept. 29, 1884 sic
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25
NOTICE.

T1HE Court of Probate for the District of II Li,chaeId hath assigned the eighth day of October next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchield, for thee animation and settlement Ofthe administration account of the subscriber, administrator on the estate of ANDREW COTrER, late of Cornwall, tn said district. d+ceased; at which time and place ail persons interested in said estate wilf (if they see causey attend before said Coutt and be heard in the premises.
 By order of said Court.
 BEER COTTER. Adm'r.
 Corm,oaN. Sept. I8. 1884 "l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25
Grand Proclamation of the North.

70 all the Gemmsn of color :-Whereas tho Whigs of the of Bark hamsied have dared call meet ing to be held the 18th inst. to make arrangements for the approaching electio"-aod whereas we the Tories are much alarmed and greatly afraid that such arrangements will he made will defeat and entirely overthrow the Tory party in ,his town-shereore, be it known unto you, fellows, that offer to give one dollar a head for each and every of you who will attend said meeting and defeat the plans of the "augh ,v Whigs. Given under my hand at the grand Tory rendezvous, one mild north of the light house, this 22d of Sept. 1884. TORY, JUN:
 Depusy Commondsr efths Tory forces.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25

nave branch of oar Legslu,urs. The electors of the 18th District cOnded to him their interests for two cepsive years. The duties apper'anng to these s'a- IiOns he discharged with uniform Probty, cand"r and moderation. He was not found among those who seemed to have little else to do in the Legislature than to scramble for oce and revie the characters and trauce the motives of others. He usually cOnte"te hmself with full exposition of his views in relation to the particular subject under consideration and then concluded with firm vote tn favor of what he con- ceived to he right.
 A character like this, in whom upright and mode rate men of every description co"e, is nval"a- bIe. He can soften the aspertles of party conflict, it's throne, and persuade all sides to wise concurrence in measures demanded by the pulp lie welfare. Besides this, r. Miner is a true Whg, and has ever acted upon those enduring principles of liberty which ancestors cherished, aud to which the people of this country have been compelled to re- by events of an alarming nature. He will stand up boldly for the Constitution and for the rights of the people against Execnive encrOachment, usur- patton, and misrule He is among those who believe that the Executive department, with iis pat ronage and entire Responsibility, contains the perI ous features of our governmen-that the powers con Cerred on the resident susceptible of enormous abuse, and that the aniicipaons of those who
 thought originally that those powers were either to" extensive, not sufficiently guarded, have been more
 than realized by the proceedings of present Chief Magistrate. He is totally opposed high DO 'eroga- tive administration of the affairs of this connry; ,o a perversOn o the of the nation party pur- poses to the interference of the officers ofthe gener al government with the elective franchise to the e
 forts made and making corrupt Congress- and over awe it's deliberations; to the war long Nnce declared and waging against the Judiciary and the Senate ofthe United States; and in short, to making the blind and obstinate will of despOtic and SH- prense to rule the country with rod of iron. Hence it is certain that Mir. Miner will resist THAT REAL MONSTER ToRYIsM in whatever form it may obtruCe its miscreated front.
 Whose name s brought forward tn opposition to a candidate of such unques,onable merits That of q doctor iH small soay. retoined 6y the TORIES to go to Washington and 0Gminisfer BREAD PILLS to tue body polite, afflicted is soah deadly disease
 Electors Of Litch6eld rally universally at the polls come forward man! animated will, every pros- pect of success! and armed with the appropriate weapons of feemen in just aud glorious cause rush in solid phalanx upo" your opponents! (who are equally the opponents of liberiy and the Wings ofhe present day will ga" victory lees signal than that which crowned the tolls of the Whgs of the revolu- 1 tion., NATIVE OF LITcHFIELD COUNTY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25
Eitchfield Female Seminary,

Eitchfield Female Seminary, Miss MARY A. SWIFT, Principal. THE Winter Term of this Seminary will IL commence on Wednesday the 18th of November next. A teacher will be provided for the younger class of pupils. French. Draso- ing, aud Music departments conducted by Mademoiselle EvELINA GIMBREDE.
 Terms of tuition per quarter of II weeks:
 Highest department of ~s s1
 English studies, 5 S' 0'
 Second do. do. S7
 Drawing, co
 French, %
 Music. 10 co Board may be obtained in the French and other respectable families At $2 per week. Litchjield, Sept. A, 1884 1e
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25

GFTHE WHIGS cfL.rcHFrELD are re- quested to meet at the Hotet cf Josiah Parks. in this village, on Monday eUening nert. at o. clock, to make arrangements for the coming C. lection. Sept. s5. NOTICE. 4 Meeting of ihe Whigs 3 IN SHARON sOiN be holden at the house cf Jo- seph Lord. in Ells,Oorth, or Monday the 29th inst. at o'clock P. M. to make arrangements for te coming election.
 Sharon, Sept. 25.
 YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION.
 THE Young Men of RoxBtRY and vicimity
 l opposed to the usurpations and corruptions of our present administration, are respectfully invited to attend Coaventiam to be htld in Ror- bury, on the owning cf Monday the 29th inst. at 6 o'clock, for the paihpose cf adopting means and measures for the election Q our present cdn- didates for Congress. Rorbury, Sept. 95, 1884. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of IL Sharon hath allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of ELMORE CHAFFEE,
 late Of Sharon, deceased. to exhibit their claims to the subscriber for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accollnts, duly attested. within said time, ssiIf be debarFed recovery. AlIpersonA indebted to said estate are requested to make payment to
 EVERETT ST. JOHN, Admin'r.
 Sharon. Sept. 15. 1884 .eI8
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-09-25

Ebeuexer JacksOn, Jr.-The assertion of the Regis fer Ina, EbeD Jackson, IT, is the slaves in Georxia" ,urns ou like many other stories in that naner 10 be enlireiyfaLse To the abnse of Mr. Jack son bv the Register, the Middieiown Advocate thus reni;es There is not word of truth in any ofihese charses-nol color or preexi for one oC them--ihey are whO,,y eo,rey and in every iille untrue. More unmixed faIsehood could not have been peDned. He iMr. Jacksonj is a farmer-Occupies, and cui. yates and works on his farm associates wiih farmers lakes a deep, strong. and ardent interest !" every thing that tends io improve our farming interest snk es peculjar pride in those things which farmers take pride iO-the quality and quantity of his crops ihe manner of cu,va,ing his ground the best ad. van,age-his siock their breed, their beaoty, their s,reDeh every thing connected with their improve meut-in fruit trees Of all descriptions. sad in shOr every ,hiu9 apDerianing i0 farming; and has such mas no fellow feeling for industrious farmersi"
 Besides thjs s may be asked, why the editor of the Register suS,aiDed Mr. Jackson as democratic Pres
 de1iia elector in l832 # he much of arisiO- crns as he no~ DO eiends him to he The fact s Mir. Jacksou Ike Governor Foot Tefased to be sold; and
 will not wear the eOr of ihe Jackson party. This is the substance of his offending. HsveS PGiiad PhiladeLphio- I'ks CandidGGes.-A COiRcideRce.-
 t wi he perceived that the initials of ihe GOur ddales or COnRFess placed in nomi0aOn by the Anl- Jackson party, of the city and county, spell Whig.- coincidence worth noticing. and suspicious we TuSI os the suceess OI the good eause-abaS:
 Wai@OHSb.
 Harper,
 HBgersOlI, 0oweD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

u1NtON HALL, north ecst cosner a
~ Main and Washinetos streefs, RicAmoad,
Indiana. This conmosii0as stand f,smcs1y &C
enpied BY D. Paige. i noe kept by the ss1scn
hes, where the travelling coamunity aud m
who please b call will 6rsa rs good accommo-
datssns ~ the eomaesy aGuris. lis extesaivs
stalking - we'll sniiesi fs hosse slrovcss and 9th
En-. The sshscriher, fspm his hing exrasienee ia
the business fels css6 lent that his attention q
the wants N the traveller, aud his rrasoDabSs
charges will give general satisfaction 70 thosl
Who may call On him.
April l2th, 1894. i.-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

NATHANIEL. LEWIS. having esceiv.
ed the patronage Of the must sespec.
table ladies and gentlemen in Wayse com.
~, respectfully informs the puhtsc thst b
keeps in Lis store-bo"se . coass ant supply
of saddies, brides. portmanteams. luispe
robes. plated and black mounted iaresSs'
also, Collar. trunks, saddle trees. y. sss-
dry other articles IN his line = suss0es..
which he Offers for sale - reesoeesss
4 acqu-snta"ces are %.
i;-;s.d 20 c.u- All 49, Who are indebsed
n ne and are anahis 20 pay can have tkeis
accouets gratuifonslg.
Richmoud. March %. 16:4.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

CArrsoN TO Youne Mu.1
Hampshire Spectator csataias
the trial ola Nj. Porter IN Neup
state, for breach Of psumise ofm :
The unf,ithfnl swain was mnoce
sum Of $50. He wss . f.H
poor circumstances. in his Elm
Jury, Judge Green decided thaa 80
ilemin Tor considerable lenGk1
phys particular attention n .
same rink and standing in l:fe u
such 20 to visit with her, take III
at his f,thel,s, friends, &c. that fenG
fcts the Jury have . right to -
promise to marry"
Dubtless,fhe wretch who tries
affections Of = female, deserves ~
and contempt The community Fl
he lives. He should he sauanssa p
r. sed BY ell good msn-'nd thq
suffer the tosturrs which he hs1
1fiithful and cnn6ding woman.
not Ike 70 see = woman throv
ofdclcscy, which 10 % ornsa
sex, and ssse in = court Of iussic}
ribald jesss and Shouts Of iaugatSy
cuniasy compcnsaa;on fur her -
ings. Such things have becob6
mon in this eecatsy wish;a sfsw go
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NXECCTORs3 NOTICE. Notice i
- hereby given to all whom il may ees-
cern. that the mndersigned have this dag
taken out Vt the Wayne Probate court,
letters testamentary on the last will and
tessament Of Joseph Teagle, late ef said
comnty. deceased. All persons Indebted
70 said estate are requested to make i'm
oediats payment to the undessigned, And
those holding claims against said estate
Gre requested to present them legally -
thenticated for payment wist;s one yess
from this date. The estate is solvent.
RUTH TEAGI.E. Ex'ix.
YHOM ~ r. .TEACLE.
Arsil II. 1888. ANASA BOND, Exeesaass.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

nRUGs.CHEMEALS. PANTS. OIL.
- HATTER'S asd OVERS articles.
1 suEiciest assortment for this market.
inst received and nov opening. which will
be offered On aecommoda ting terms BY In
vsx Ran. NJ his Drug and Chemica store,
Naia street. Richmond, kdiaoa.
March e. le2l. lift
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

u %. G. ID. GITHESS, usso
Il. peetfaily isfsrss NJ sisisses - Ssse
mond Ara its viciaisy. ahes taey haye 800
maeeoelv established fhe0eeeveo = ~
tove g the CHAIR MAXIM UO0sS
NESS. in al 10 varioss bsaechees =
Main street, where tbsy have . 49,
large and general assort0est - koeey -
Winsos Chairs, Sestess, aEe. wssee ~
will cell iow fss eask ~ sppeUsed esoy
produce.
Jas"ary l1tb. t6as.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

In cEarUM Hsr.-fhe su5scrihers have
= been intrusted with the settl4mess ot
ALI the business Of Pau: Larsh. Az PER.
cons hsving claims against him whl pse.ss
hand them TO either Of the subscnbeo tos
adiustmeut. Those indebted ~ mssleo
immediate payment can save east. HE
business must be settled immediately and
there is no way Of paying ost sneeel bet
j,v collect it first. We would be Plsass0
tv furnish tho citizens of Richea1Do and
vicinity, with any quantity ofl2refs %
the most accommodating termts
/, THO. J. La :
NEWTON L49SH
March 9Th. LIE ROi N. lARa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

In N10ees0 Cst03fo3ea OOASY
vl,HIS Elixer IL peculiarly tlassd e
= the present. prev aiiiug dsdsee % the
breast aud lungs, leading 70 cossePss0e'
Couam0n colds and Coughs. WHOA ees We
casi0ned by DISTRACTED persPe4isp. w
readily yield 70 its inuwesc4 as0saag
those troublesome irritaii0as, W1eh ASA
~ q c0ust ant stimulant to cGS4G. ~
eases paio, and ind ,ces rest tfAafansness
degree. Fersons afflicted wi4p nS04ry
co,nPiaiots, blsediog VI the - 3ss
spasmOdic asthma, paiPitaiioH9 heart.
and c0nsumptivs affections, - IN ~
most advanced periods ct late es4enA ~
mediate relief fr0m its revsaeea4o pS~os
Of Diminishing the irsisabi6tt 04hs sysr
TEN; aud the velocity Of NE fea4nlaassss
and BY cleansing AMI healing ssosass.
ed parts. II also affords iaanedess reasse
~ The who0ping cough.
CE4riflIAI Calx511J - IL =
Nessrs. Crosbys-l hAvs I'D "a heces.
yeass, been trSu.lcd viii - ctssax q
The bre.st aaa iuogs. aase41e nh -
we're cough, PAin in Tie 49,, diocsa'
" Of bresth,ng;& & 10 ahe - -
came - much reduced, ~ 6te -
idespaired Of; and rscesas - voaosl
benefit from my physicians rs .Avsss1
| to make trial If IA .Aoss's 49, Of0ps;
and AFTER takisg ooA bostie, - eessossa
to perfect health; and q = - ssaso
that he use Of the a5ow go Dfss'
assl my life.
rH0A1 JONES.
erPriee, O.s Dsl1sr sge, -
iFiHy Gents fer snall bQetl4
l For sale il Milfea y ~. ALLISON
/ il Ceaasssille By n. f1e(1&f. - !
RseAaseA y 4. SlO0Alt - Osese
'l7lNDSEY, aa1 - thso 100000 -
lMAGIsraAIH9 n - ess.s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

o carry % N shove haAiao15 n n +
various branches. He i prepared g man
wfactare hats in durable and fashsOAable
style, and intends 10 keep constantly o.
hand . general assortment. lie hasIstely
purchased the entire stock Of G. Rupe,
together with his tools, (,e having declin-
ed business entireIy.) Those who may IA
vor him with their custom may rest assu-
rcd they will meet will, good bargains.
GEORGE SWAIN.
Economy, 81. No. lst. 1884. Ga
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

s4 -
~as hsass1s ~ I ual
that, 4 wouD1 s6ea 6GoD1
her poekse II 49, : ~
and shesj ssuck - Aoe $780,
old SiDe vouldsee = - n
- bsin9 % n11eh waoatsja
wash,i ons ~ lbe ehalk en
ssssvej III TIE p9psss; hpe
willin csitsns, and gnsd nane
ssver bland him; aa6 -
good many asnss On ~ tive
10 say, u h.d,ae hea - -
Ere in he oven 10 aiase. 49,
what . scerchin all - ses
from The has reu0 1920
anssks.
Yos,r friend, J. DOwN1f
Downis9vilIs Militia, "a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

FOR 5s1e1 IT, ! + q ~. 2
Centrevills By Docser Psitc -. 80 &
rented good.
April. q, 1874.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17
4 LExANDER M'cUanY. c.

q for the liberal patronage kelQo -.
ceived. respectfully Informs hSs friee1 ksal
the yubiic geoeratly. that he eQofsnna
to carry o. the TAILORING BUSINESS,
on all its warrior branches, At his . oani
in Main street, two doors east q
Laws store, where all orders - =
viii be thankfully received aad pfufl1
attended u. Having regular cossts -.
deace y isls ssme Of the principal qeffan(
tailors ofNsw York. he 10 cvnstS -
nsshed With the latest changes 10 6 3
ions. Garmests cst II the sh0stem l6oo,
and warranted t. ft whss props 1s
up.
Riehmesd, february ], 1854
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

gin Elam look, and II went round, aud
oue whispe.I to another, and to rights
one ON s.m went out, and m a little while
there was most dreadful cry Of 6rc.
and in ke come, frightened eny most "a
death, and says he, "run miss Crane"
saws he, "..nd git your bread and punkin
pies out the oven, !or the Osen-house -
all m.6sc;n 81 know it," says he. for ]
s,nelt the smoke. and the oven - SO bot
you cau't think !" and with that two or
three moro on 'em run out; and old MIS-
Craue. rs soon ~ she see that, she out
too. for tho she know'i it was mistake.
and that the ovem'was bakin accordin to
,ss ns,ur, vet she wanted to prevent the
folks from drawn the bread nnd PIES out
lont. As foon as she got oat old Siis he
started to the well, and begun to draw
water like NIL poesess, and he swsshI II
round inside tho bar, and over the old La
Idy:s papers and chalk marks; and
taiose they got back from the oven the
bar room vas all stloas, and wssh'i out
az slick a. whistle, then she wanfe
10 know old Sise's notion, and he tesi'd
! her he w.s afrasd the fire would GIT into
the bar rom 10 rights, and scosch all hes
ACCOUNTS. aud that wou.d 30 the worst
thing that ever was. Welt, il suTnH ou'
this, thu oven was jist as old miss Crane
"a ID il vas, oay doin III daty; bat IL vsa
considerable spell afore il was tousd
tout Why some on as0 81 . eoesoo u
.ovsn vas aiire; hst poor 90 0ss Cseoe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-29
sm SHIP NEWS. I'd
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. -. c.

ARRIVED. DECEMBER 81,
Schooner Eliza Jane, Shoemaker, New FORK;
Satto A. c. C"Zenove.
Schooner White Oak, Occoquan, Flour to J.
& J. ii. Janney.
SAILED,
Ship Harvest. Bradford Amsterdam.
MEMORANDA.
The Dri! Belvidera. Capt Wyer, of this port,
was totally lost in the North Sea. about the lath
Nov The Captain and crew had arrived in
Hamburg.
Schr. James Stewart cleared at Richmond
for this port 25h
Schr Three Sisters, Harrington, do do
In Hampton Roads, 2lst--ship Columbia, Cros-
by, from Alexandra, in ballast, since gone up
James River.
Also, schr Union, Layfield, from alexandria,
bound to New York-Reports in the Roads,
among a number of other vessels, ship Jeifer-
son, Newcomb, bound 10 Liverpool; schrs. 20
tnmac, Jennings, from Alexandria, bound to
Madeira; Virginia, Judson, from New York,
bound to Alexandria. :, :,
Since Tuesday last, the winds have prevailed
from N. f between 30 and 40 sail OF vessels,
outward bound, are detained at the different an
chorages in Hampton Roads, and vicinity.
Schooner Palestine, Wilson, st. Domingo
City. 2Sth Nov, loading for this port.