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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

We learn, from the MiIledseville Times,
that st the last term Of Murray Superior
Court, Cherokee Indian, by the name Of
John Graves, was indicted and convicted Of
the murder Of white man by the name Of
Bates. lie was sentenced to DO hung on the
2lst November next.
"A plea 10 the Jurisdiction was 6led in Thu,
case and overruled; application ha, since
been made to the Supreme Court Of the U.
States for . writ Of error in behalf Of the
prisoner. The citation which accompanies
IL. rs . matter Of course, will be here proba-
bly, in the course of ten or fifteen days, and
served, - the former ono Was, 10 the case Of
Tsssels, upon the Governor, citing the State
OF Georgia to appear beforc tho bar Of the
tribunal" I.ii,x. Ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

The following is from the Ohio State Journal
(Columbus) Of the 18th ul,imo.
We have already observed, tina, the
reelection of Gov. Lucas was no, I'M
expected by us. We have ever CON
sldered the nomination of Gen. Finn
LAY an injudicious movement: and W.
are now fully persuaded, from the Re-
turns before us, that if an original and
consistent opponent of the existing Ad-
ministration had been selected. the re-
suit would have been widely diffcrcn,
not only with respec, TO the contest fl-
Governor, but also in the election OF
members of Congress from this and
probably some other Districts. Bu,
under the then existing circumstance
the great body of the Wings, although
dissatisfied with the nomination reicr-
red TO, were either compelled to submi,
to IT, or incur the risk of a permanent
division and they perferred the proba-
hility of defeat with their friends, 10 the
prospect of victory without them"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

Fatal .7ecidenf.--We learn from the
Raleigh, N. c. Register, that AMOS
RICHARDSON, Esq. Of Baden county.
member elect of the North Carolina
Legislature. was unfortunately killed, a
few days since. by the bursting of his
gun, while engaged in the pursuits of
the chase.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

The population of Nashville, Ten.
nessee, has doubled in ten years. In
1924, il was three thousand five hun.
dred; it is now seven thousand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

II is said the high-minded family o.
the late Robert Temple, Esq. of Yer.
mont have resolved to refund 10 the
Government, so far as his estate will ad.
NIT of IT, all the money he may have
wrongfully obtained.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

The Wesf.-A gentleman who lately
travelled from Paoli, Indiana, to Vim
cenneS, a distance of 62 miles, count
cd, in that distance, no less than four
hundred wagons, moving emigrant
families to Illinois and Missouri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

The Governor Of OHIO has appointed Satrr
day, November g, for holding q special cleo
ton in the Cincinnati Congressional District
for member OF the House OF Represent.
uves, to supply the vacancy occasioned by h.
resignation OF X. 7. Lytle, Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06
OHIO.

OHlO.
FROM the NATIONAL Tnf,IIiy,,,,,
IN OHIO, IL appears settled that the whi,,
nave carried majority Of the member, Of
congress, and OF the State Legislator. IN.
'o's'e,s'on.i Representation stands thu,
Bethany storer. Ionn rh..
Thomas Corwin, I'll U,m,r
Jos. %. Crane, R.n;..,. -
ouo william kennon
s novel; jeremiah A'Lene.
Jonathan sloane, ID. klxor.
DAVID Spansler, J.hn Tha,
Smue!f. 'inton, Taylor Webs,er-N
Elisha Whittlesey-lO.
Making gain Of two member, sine. Ito
last election '"'
In the State Legislature, last year. tier.
'.ckson majority Of twsnty-sx; TIN,
Je" ALREADY an ascertained malor,iy
OF eleven wings. On announ,in, ,h,. 80.
the Columbus Sentinel SAYS. oh,o-,,iiI ~
mocratic Ohio-has gone over 10 the Whiys
The question has been had and settled VIII
out cavil or doubt"
10 regard to the Governors election N.
Columbus Sentinel Of the 22d instant. af,,,
giving the returns from Sc counties, ,a,,
The election We still hold ~ dou6t,ul -
Appearances indicate that Lucas will sue
coed over Findlsy; but II he do, II will Le
by very small majority. and vastly decrea-
'ed from his majority over Lyman, 10 1892.
which was s066 votes"
lf Findlay be unsuccessful, his defeat
will lay with the Northern Wig counties. m
falling OF from their former vote. But thi.
Is Of no weight rs regards the future, Is these
counties remain unehanged-more than three
fourths Wing and anti-yan Buren, up to the
hub Lucas Is personally popular. We cd
init, IN the North; and Of this We we're we'll
aware, when two weeks since ~e said 70
eo.ta DC t"Po'Nete to br,ag o1i on the election
Of Gorsrnor, any thing lake the anil Van Bursn
strength in hs State"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-17

Several shocking Of frauds on tho Pension Ofcs
have been discovered within the present yosr An htor-
ney 10 Kentucky who has held arcspectabie stallion 10
eoiy, is now in confinement upon such and other charg
ts number Of persons Virginia have been detected,
among whom nre individuals Of high standing, aud ono
member Of the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-17
RobinsOn's Praclicc---VoI. y.


N PRESS, the Practice IN the Courts Of Lsw aud
~ Equity an Virginia. 10y CONWAY ROBINSON Volume
2. Containing Practice M suits in Equity.
This volume s divided into twenty chspore the frat
OF which, treatise upon equitable jursdcon embrace
ing the following subjects: Account dover partition rsud
covey; removal OF legal inPedimenls; preservation Of
property pending litigation; AMI TO judgment CREDITOR mort
cages And deeds OF trust; continuing fuSi; resulting trustee
bill TO contest sot up will; disposition OF assets; part
usrshp; surety SLIPS assgnmeu off; suits Tor freedom;
husband aud wife; Infants; idiots unacs; suits Tor
Forfeited or cschcaed lends scre lacas repeal letters
psteu settlement OF boundaries; bill qid irinef Gill Of
peace; specific sxeeuon ne exesI foreign attachment;
aud ujuuciiOBs.
The titles Of tho othcr chapters are as follow. im-
auoD OF suits IN equity; 3 proper pafes a. nsllers
Which may be Comprised suit; process g. plead.
ings; T. proceedings Al rules; g. evideuce charge of
pafes by death marriages TO- orders entered upon mo-
uoni IL heating oil tie cause IL. order directing
and proceedings under sanS -. order Of account pro-
ceedugs uudo same; H. order for sale Of property and
proceedings under same; l5 rehesrDg after inefocnto.
y aud before husl decree; TO- hual decree; H. taxing
COSTS lS mode Of compelling performance Of decree 10
bill u royiew 20 appeals.
The volume will have in the first part Of IL table Of
contents and table Of cited; and In Ito conclusion
there will be full indsx both TO dis and the former To
lume.
About one half Of tho matter ls now printed; and II IL
expected that ~ December disqualification will DO COM
Pieed The book viii, a. il IL published, be Tor
sale al the store Of the subscriber, IN Richmond
October "a. Gi7-uJ ROBERT I. SMITH,
tOAL TAR, tor painting roOs fences, boats and Tor
~ lackering Tin, iron, GcA constant supply keet on
band by e subscriber. II 10 ready prepared as paint,
IL very cheap and the most ha0d on plantation
apply Oders from The country will be attended TO-
Richmond, Sept 30. ff2-v4w'J JNO. o. LAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
HAVANA MARKET Dec. 2s

In handing YOU the Circular herewith, we beg
leave to add few remarks, which may proba-
bly, not be without interest
AS respects this Islands produce, we are now
well supplied with new Coffee, which promises
to be nearly as abundant as the last similar year
in quality; prices of the article maintain from
SO II. Triage, Sc a T. Orders thereon from
Europe are considerable, and much is likewise
bought for the Louisiana market. Our annual
Exports thither increase regular.
Of Sugars, the old crop is much exhausted.
The new will not appear in quantities Tor
month or two to COMETS quality will be as
usual but material will be the falling off as to
quantity. The estates which produce the artl-
Gle have suffered seriously from Cholera; the
mortality happening on them was dreadful IN
many instances, owing no doubt to a greater
number of slaves being crowded together, ana
the work being heavier and more fatiguing and
constant than on Coffee estates. Some there
are who have lost all their working hands, others
lost the best half-all have suffered more or less
with that dreadful scourge, which thanks TO
Cod has now entirely disappeared, at least
from this part of the Island. Prices OF this artl-
Gle may be quoted thus hall white and nall
brown, assorted, and 9 a and 10 rs. White
alone, 1-2 a 1-2 rs. Brown alone and elbow,
airs
New Moasses as yet very scarce at 4 a rs.
per keg.
Groceries and Provisions are in fair request.
Flour $l3 II bb White Beans, Cider, Cocoa
and Sperm Candles, scarce. Tallow, mould,
do if hard and white command Is IL per ID
Whale Oil IL IA rs; Sperm do. &c 80; Rice
4 3-S 81 10, but one cargo on hand. Jerked
Beef 10 Is rs.
OfLumber we have fair supply, and prices
rate at present for white pine 500 %; ?. Il.
$l7 Is; Hoops $29 80; Shingles S3 per
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
CON G. R E S S

In the Senate, yesterday, communication
was received from the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry, in relation to the recent construction of the
Treasury LAWN which it appears that the
Comptroller has made an erroneous construc-
ton of the instructions of Secretary McLane,
made last April; and that a new circular will
forthwith be issued.
After some conversation between Mr.. CLAY
and Mr.. FORSYTH, the communication was
laid upon the table.
The special order of the day was then taken
up, and Mr. CALHOUN delivered an able
but concise argument in opposition to the Re
moval Of the Deposites.
After Mr.. CALHOUN had concluded, Mr..
SHEPLEY, of Maine, took the floor, and the
Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives, the petition
of Noah Fletcher, late Clerk in the Clerks
Office of the House of Representatives, was ta-
ken up, and Mr.. Chiffon moved to refer it to
select committee.
This gave rise to an animated discussion,
which eventuated in laying the whole subject on
the table, by vote Of 104 to 50.
After the transaction of some private bust
ness the House Adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
IcoMMuNIcATED.l

Ngay we ask the readers of the Gazette, this
n,orn;ng TO observe that the Annual Meeting
Of the Orphan Asylum and Female Free s sen
Society is to take place THIS EVENING, IN ChTlst
Church, at O'Clock. Among all the charitable
;ostitntions of which we are SO justly proud,
none should awaken deeper sympathy than this
The Society has in the Asylum under Its care
fourteen destitute children, who are entlre ely
s,nnorted bv the benevolent eXertions OF the
nnbIic. and one hundred children daily recelv-
inc the most faithful and useful instruction IN
its School. May We not hope that very gene
raj attendance of our citizens will manifest the
value they attach to such beneficence, and cheer
the hearts of those to whom its operations are
entrusted. O'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14

~. merit throughout of being SO PLAIN that any
~. of common capacity could receive and
.,,nrehend all he uttered; and yet so full OF re
- ond oo;nt. that it could not fail OF being
sons;dered an intellectual treat by the best read
ond the best informed. His contrast OF the opi-
MONS of Attorney General fancy and Secretary
fancy. was happy part of his speech; and ms
;rdonant expressions at the conduct OF what ne
lied the Government spies and informers,"
found an echo in many bosoms.
Ihave heard, to-day that Mr.. fancy constant
.sceives the encouragement of the president,
rho declares that he will stand by him to the
hitter end.n Mr. Taney it would seem, requires
a strong arm to uphold him. Never have
known public officer to be so roughly handed
The attacks upon him have been not only mas
terly and effective, but incessant. Ihey nave
given him no rest: from the meeting OF Con
qress until Yesterday, to use one OF Mr.. DEMONS
figures, hot shot has been poured In upon ms
defenceless ship, and that too, with such fear1ul
nrecision that she now lies sheer hulk-Just as
rnuch exposed as ever TO the missiles OF the enc
my.
II is not known whether Mr.. Taney's nomina-
Dccn
saws MIR. Stevensons nomination to England
has been made We shall have contest Tor
the Speakers Chair, probably. | am relolced
70 believe that Dr. Sutherland stands no earthly
chance-that is, unless, contrary to every pre-
sent appearance the influence OF the n. u
should be so powerful as to induce every other
jackson man in the House to yield his preten-
sions to the claims of the Pennsylvania poiltl-
clan.
We shall have Mr. Cambreleng next week
(this). 1t is not my rule to PREJUDICE; therefore
let us wait and see what sort of speech ne
makes His effort to get the previous question:
and the failure to accomplish his purpose, Is
looked upon by many as indicative of a vote IN
che House which will restore the Deposites
am not so sanguine. 1t only shews, IN my opl-
MON. that even the thorough going aoarer IN
their determination to support the President
Those who now "shver in the wind may DE
brought round straight again, by breath rom
The White House. Yours, respectfully, y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. II.

Ropard street F2our.-The operations OF the
market are much impeded from the scarcity Of
money. In the early part of the week sales
from Stores were made at 1912 l-2, and by the
draw load at 1926. Since then sales of par
GELS have been made at $5,12 1-2, on 60 days;
and Yesterday and this morning, several par,
GELS were sold at S., for cash. This last named
rate may be considered the fair cash quotation
to-day. The wagon price has experienced a
further decline At the beginning of the week
it was uniformly S., but to-day we find that
while that price continues to be paid by some,
others are paying but S475, and will not buy at
any higher price. A large part of the receipts
continues to go into store on the country ow-
,.r.,,., Mt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
FLORIDA LAND FOR SALE.

VEvHE undersigned, having purchased of Ge-
IL neral La Fayette the TOWNSHIP OF
LAND in Florida, granted to him by the Con
gress of the United States, offer the same for
sale
This land is situated in the immediate neigh
borhood of Tallahassee and is believed, Tor fer-
tilty of soil and local advantages, to be more
valuable than any other land in the territory.
The southwestern part of the township ad-
joins the City Of Tallahassee, from which point
to the shipping port Of st. Marks, distance of
about twenty miles, rail road is in contempla-
ton to be made, in short time.
The navigation of the ST. Marks River has
been recently improved, to a point within six
miles Of the southeastern part ofthe township,
which will afford navigation TOR a cheap and
certain transportation of produce.
This land will be sold in parcels to suit those
wishing to purchase, on credit of from five
to eight years. at reasonable prices. Those
wishing to purchase will make application to
either of the undersigned.
WILLIAM B. NUTTALL,
HECTOR w. BRADEN,
WILLIAM P. CRAIG.
Tallahassee, November 23d, 1888.
ian 9-eO1W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14

room occupied by a convalescent insane
person in the Pennsylvania Hospital, was set on
lire by means of a furnace used to heat that side
OF the building, and between two and three
o'clock Yesterday morning. the alarm was gl-
ven. By great exertions, the inmates OF the
room in the side for insane patients, were CARR
ed 10 other parts of the building, and water was
introduced sufficient to prevent any consldera-
HE extension of the fire; though but for the ex-
Sraordinary exertions of the iremen, and the
cool intrepidity of those in care ofthe building
and its inmates, lamentable injury to HE and
nronerty must have ensued.--PhH. Z. 5. Gdz.
Stabbing in Church.-"On last Sunday even
ing.n SAYS the Pittsburg Manufacturer OF oatur-
daV. {" a young man was dangerously STABBED
with a spear at the Unionist Church IN this city,
by another young man, the son OF popular
preacher, and as we hear, himself a stuoenI oi
Divinity. The cause of it was as follows; Inc
preachers son had been observed TOR a lew
evenings acting very improperly at the onion-
isl Church, and on the evening IN question was
detected in the act of tripping females as tney
entered and departed from the Church he
was told of the improperly of his conduct, when
he became incensed, went out and borrowed
spear cane-and returned and inflicted DAN
gercus wound on the side of the young man VINO
had Child him for his behaviour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14

Is% The Annual Meeting of the Orphan Asy-
lum and Female Free school of Alexandra,
will be held at Christ Church, on Tuesday even
ing, at O'Clock P. M. The attention of the
public is earnestly invited to this most interest
ing charity. The report of the Board of Mana
gers will be read, and several addresses are ex-
pected to be made. jan 13-2t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. &c.

NE w fU6LlCA lOINO, w.
T KENNEDY has received for sale the fol-
~. lowing, viz:
HerscheIs Treatise on Astronomy, with
plates, vol. duo.
Arungzebe, an Eastern Tale, vols
Peter Simple, or the Adventures OF Mid
shipman, 2 vols.
The Naval Officer by the author of Peter
Simple, 2 VOLS; and fresh supply of
"a Help to lions Travellers" by the Rev.
Robert Hall; with the life Of the author, extract
ed from his works, and published by the Rev.
S. Cornelius. Jan 9-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
NEW PIANO MUSIC, Viz:

W. w fIHINO NIOoIC, ~, =.
TVENING Hymn to the Virgin; March in
H William Tell; Patrick O'Dermot; The
Wife; The Beau and Belle; Crusaders; Inc
Brides Farewell; New Gallopade; The Bride;
The Bridegroom; Clare de Kitchen; The Bee
Gum; My lodging is on the cold ground, with
new variations; Combination Waltzes, twelve
in number; with variety of others, received
for sale by b. KENNEDY.
ian 9-eO3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14

WHISKEY.
8 H HI gsrsal Baltimore Whiskey
;e 80 JOS. HARRIS s. SON.
GRAND CONCERT AND TRIAL OF PU-
GILISM,
DY Messrs. Phelan Ford, on wednesday ss'eGi;y,
Is Evening, 18th, at o'clock, at Carusls
Long Room. Tickets so cents; to De mao az a.
Vests and Harrington's Hotels, ana at o. .he
door ~!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
Bank Of AleXandria,

december %, 1855.
VUlE stockholders in this institution hereby no
Il tilted that the Annual Election for Ten Directors
thereof will be held at their Banking House the third
Monday (20th) of January next. Polls open from III
A. NJ TO 3 p NJ. j. L. NcKENNA,
dec 23-eo20thJan Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
FRENCH INSTRUCTION.

FhENO1 INO hOO IO4N
MIR. GUEGAN respectfully informs the low
vi ers of his native language that he teaches
II IN this town-to Young Ladies at the Semi
narles of Mrs. E. c. Porter and Misses Muir
to Young Gentlemen at the Alexandria Board
ing School of Mr.. Benjamin Hallowell-and at
private dwellings to pupils forming themselves
into classes OF two or more. His terms are S.
per quarter.
City Hotel, January s-w3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14

A FURTHER SUPPLY OF CHEAP DRY
GOODS.
WASHINGTON T. HARPER has received
w within a short time, by the schooner Vlr-
ginia from New York, and arrivals from Phlia-
delphia,
Is PACKAGES & BALES SEASONABLE
DRY GOODS.
He invites his customers and the public to call
and examine for themselves; and those who are
not Judges are assured they will get them as low
as they can be bought in the town. Among
them are
Super black Cloths (dyed in the wooD
Do Russell brown
Do Adelaide
Do blue, green, brown, and other colors
Low priced Cassinets
Canton Flannels, all colors
Thibet wool and twisted silk fancy Hdkfs
Ladies' super Kid Gloves; Fur-top do
Handsome striped Linsey
Cotton Carpeting
Fine white Flannel
English Merino green, &c. &C.
With variety of colored brown, and bleach
ed DOmestics. Jan ll-e03t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14

DOCTOR WHEELWRIGHT
IAS removed to the House on ST. Asaph
III street, between King and Prince streets
formerly occupied by T. F. Mason, Esq. where
he can be found nov s-d4t&wtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
&usA A valuable FLOUR STORE &
@s.!k WAGON STAND, situated at the

COh >oALE.
AvsA valuable FLOUR STORE g.
AA.!HA WAGON STAND, situated at the
@ Ias& western extremity Of King street: the
q k4Esszs boundaries Of the Store beginning at
the distance of 1873 feet S inches from the west
side of West street; thence northwardy, paraI-
lei to West street, 100 feet, to ten feet alley;
thence eastwardIy, and parallel to King street,
% feet; thence southwardlv, and parallel 10
West street, 100 feet, to KING street; thence
westwardy. bounding or King street, s2 feet, to
the beginning The boundaries of the Wagon
Stand at present possessed by J. Gibson, begin.
ming at the termination of the line OF the Store
last mentioned, and Mt the distance of lO1 feet
inches from the point where the north line Of King
street intersects the west line OF West stteet, and
running northwardIy, parallel to West street.
100 feet; thence. crossing the alley Of ten feet
w.stwardly, parallel to King street, % feet;
thence northwardiy, parallel to West street, 243
feet inches, to Cameron street; thence east.
wardIy, with said street, 1873 feet inches tc
Yves, street; thence southwardly, with West
street. 243 feet inches, to the alley; thence
westwardIy, with the alley, 19 feet; thence. eros
sing the alley of ten feet, southwardly, 100 feet.
to King street.; thence, with King street, wesg.
wardly, 80 feet inches, to the beginning.
If the property is not sold by private sale be
fore the 9th day of December next, it will Thea
be offered at auction at O'Clock in the afternoon
on the premises. The terms Of sale, and the ne
cessary information relative to the title, will BE-
given by the subscriber.
nov 29-2a~9t COLIN AULD.
~ The sale Of the above described property
is postponed till Friday, the Sd of January next, at the
same place and hour. dec u
" The above sale is further postponed till
Friday, the 18TH instant. jan 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14

~ BAIL BRAwNER, Esq is recommended to
the voters of Prince William, to represent them
in the next General Assembly of Virginia.
ian Lift MANY VOTERS.
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JUST RECEIVED ON SALE BY VIM M
MORRISON

DLLIOT'S Almanac for 1884. This will be
II found useful for every man of business as
it contains complete list Of all the Officers OF
the Government, as well as of the three Corpo-
rations in the District including all incorporat-
ed companies &c. Also, the Churchman'S Al
manac for 1884. jan ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-01-14
81 SHIP NEWS. .
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
ARRIVED. JANUARY II,

ARRIVED, JANUARY II,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight
for the District Passed schooner Robert Cor
don in Naniemoy Reach, cut through by the
ice; also, brig Howard, drifting in the ice about
Ouantico, cut through.