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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
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WILL OF JOHN RANDOLPH.

John 1. Bryan, an mian, by John Coulter, hi,
next irlcud plaintiffs, rs, " lham Mead and
frederich llobson, Committee Ut ST. Gcorpe
Randolph, person of unsound mind, orcli-
tnnfs
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s}as8s SALE,
10000. nNcoN.
100 boxes Candles.
W.. s.V'EERs,

EgsA9'EERp,
200 Brsii. FIAN-SEED, Tor which tic high
.)VV est cash price viii be given.
MILLER & ROBERTS.
Aug. 10 Is
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Assessors Notice.

n + town meeting Of the Freemen
IA of the town Of Warren, helden a,
Coles Hotel, ON the 18th day Of April
1885, it was voted-That tax of twenty
four hundred dollars be laid and assessed
on the taxable property Of the inhabitants
and Others, owning such property in this
town and that said tax be assessed on or
before the first day OF July next. There
fore, we the Assessors for said town, give
this public notice TO all concerned, and
request them to give in TO the Assessors,
nt their respective dwellings, or at the
Town Clerks Office, a true and correct
list of all their taxable property on or be-
fore the Goth of June next, as the law di-
rccts.
DANIEL BoswoRrH,
STEPHEN MAsoN.
may 80, 1885.
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%NW GOODS

n NO, l, WASHINGTON row
IN Just received, a, the w A s HING
TON row CLOTHING STOR e
fse h supply of Goods, consisting of cloths
nd Cassime,es Of as many different shades,
coors, and qualities as will Ie found in any
store Of the kind in this city. Also. Satmcts,
Vestings, Cravats, Neck Stocks, Trimmings,
and numerous her articles in tho line which
with stock previously on hand makes an nssori-
mcnt out OF vi hich men Of all ranks in life may
get sitod If they will.
n great ,anety OF Ready Made Clothing,
constantly Oh hand, in lots to SUIT, aud iaitn-
fully made.
Garments of all kinds msdeup to order, and
wnrraned tc sun in every respect.
Persons in wan, of spring suits, are partic-
ularly invitedio call and examine my assort-
mcnt Of cloths. &c. is to.good fits thcre will
be no mis,akassbDst il.
N. ~. Tie subscriber will sell exclusively
for CASH, and he will not be unde, sold by
any in this State. Dor further particulars call
and see IVILL4RD a. HANDY.
p, evidence, april =.
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Commissioners Notice.

NAV Z the subscribers, having been
w appointed by the Hon. Court Of
Probate Of the town Of Warren, in the
county of Bristol, Commioners to receive
aud examine the claims against the estate
OF BENJAMIN CHILD, rope maker,
late OF Warren, deceased, represented in
solvent, do hereby give notice, that six
months from the date hereof are allowd to
creditors of the said estate, to bring in
and prove their respective CLAIMS and
that we shall attend for that purpose at
our respective dwellings,
PASCHAL ALLEN,
DANIEL BOSWORTH, Com'rs.
STEPHEN JOHNSON.
may e.. ".
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.Ad,niniistratrir's Notice.

"yHE Subscriber hereby gives public
notice that she has been appointed
Administrative on the estate of BENJA-
MIN CHILD, Of Warren, deceased, and
has accepted said trust, and qualified her
self according to law. She therefore re-
quests all persons indebted to said estate
~ make immediate payment.
PHEBE CHILD, Adm'rix.
may 80.
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ErecuiOr's Notice.

"HE subscriber hereby gives public
n notice, that he has been appointed
by the Hon. Court of Probate of the town
Of Warren, Executor of the last VIII and
Testament OF SAMUEL HICKS, late of
Warren, deceased, and has taken upon
himself said trust by giving bonds as the
law requires. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make imne-
date payment and those having demands
20 present the same for settlement with
out delay.
HENRI Y Fl. LUTHER, Ery.
may %. 3w.
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Guardians .Notice.
may 80, 1885.

VENHE subscriber having been appoint
- ed by the Kon. Court of Probate OF
the town of Warren, Guardian of the per-
sons and estate of William Bowen, Mary
Bo,Ven, John Bowen,& ElisabeihA. Bowe,.,
minors, under the age Of IA years, and
children of George Bowen, late Of War
ren, deceased, and having given bonds
according to law, hereby calls on all per-
sons having demands against the said
estate, to exhibit the same to her within
six months from the date hereof, and those
indebted to make immediate payment.
BETSEY BOWEN.
NAV 80. CIV
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Notice.

ia URN Err & SALISBURY earnestly re-
y, ques, all the young ladies that formerly
made stocks for them, aud have not settled
their accounts, to call Immediately and settle
the same.
mays 9.
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e1ILRS FOR DRESSES-A good assort
- men, is now offered much below the usual
price; a, tho new cash store in water street.
nav o. yoHN DAvoL.
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Stale Of Rhods Island and Providence
Plantations.
IN GENERAL ASCEMRTV


IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, }
MAY SESSION, A. ID. 1885.
EIPON the petitions Of the Fail RIVER
u Mill Road, Rail Road, and Ferry
Company and Of Joseph Smith and
others, for an Act to incorporate the Fall
River and Providence Rail Road Compa-
ny, and for other purposes Voted and
Resolrcd, that said petitions be continued
to the next session Of the General Assem-
bly, and that in the mean time the Peti-
TONERS cause notice Of the pendency and
prayer Of said petitions, to be given by
publishing copy Of this vote in a news
paper printed in the City Of Providence,
and also in the newspaper printed in the
Town Of Warren, at least three successive
weeks before the said next session Of the
General Assembly.
True copy-witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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Warren.

I'm InktePer successful Preacher. Mr.
A. was a Speculation of land, and sold "A
farm to Mr.. Il. who was an active industri-
Gus young man, but in the habit of ma
king too tree use Of ardent spirits. He
settled upon the land, and Was much en-
gagged IN getting out lumber 10 pay for il /.
While on his way with his team from the
lot to the wharf, he would never forget to
stop at Mr.. C.'s tavern. aud take what he
would call good drink OF grog. The
habit ofexcessive drinking grew apon him,
until he was frequently seen Intoxicated.
AT length Mr.. A. had occasion to call n;
at the same ina. The landlord observed
TO him, B. will never pay you for your
land; he is growing very Incorporate. l
know that, said Mr.. A., but he is good
fellow to work, and when he has cleared
up the land and made all the hettermeuts
lie can, mean to take the farm back d
gain. Soon alter this, B came in as u
sual for his grog. The innholder related
the conversation which had passed be-
tween him aud Mr.. A. This proved a
powerful sermon. Il. listened with atten-
ton, received the mug with trembling
hand, and said this Is the last spirit Will
ever drink. He has reformed, paid his
debts, and Is now living in tho rational en-
joyment OF the good things OF this life, and
in the bosom of a happy family Ye, who
are labouring hard to pay for your land ,be
entreated to learn from this incident al ini-
portrait lesson Of instruction.
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Commissioned .NoLice.

ENE the subscribers, having been
" appointed by the Hon. Court Of
Probate OF the town Of Warren, in the
county of Bristol, Commissioners to re-
ceiye and examine the claims against the
estate of SAMUEL DROWN, late of
Warren, mariner, deceased, represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice, that six
months from the date hereof are allowed
to the creditors of the said estate, to bring
in and prove their respective claims aud
that we shall attend far that purpose at
our respective dwellings,
JOHN TROTT,
DANIEL BOSWORTH, Com'rs.
STEPHEN MARTIN. }
may l8.
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SrNDIA STRAW MATTINGS' Plain and
~ plaid, and cotton catpeting' are offered
lower than usual, at the new cash store IN water
st:oet JoHN DAvoL
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.4dminisiraior's Notice.

slry-sh!I 81, . hs:- heresy a..ir ',,a.-S
II no,ice that he has been appointed
Administrator of the estate OF SAMUEL
DROWN, late Of Warren, deceased
and has accepted said trust, and qualified
himself according to law. lie therefore
requests all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment.
JOSEPH LUTHER, Cd. Admir-.
may %. Sw.
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~ SPLENDID assortment, Of hermann, Grape
A and merino shawls. aud hdkfs, just recei
we'd from New York, and Tor sale at the new
cash store in water street. JoHN DAvcL.
may 3.
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hTs Printed and Published every Saturday
morning, oy II AR LES RANDALL, No.
2 Market-Street, Warren, X. |.
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DIED.,

Tn Newport, on the I'd inst. after long illness,
Mr.. John Burdick
AT Portsmouth, on the I'd inst after nm illness
Of several weeks, Capt. John Stanton, in the 73d
year Of his age.-Capt Stanton was well known
as the fist person who commenced the line ol
New York and Liverpool Packets, and for seyera
years commanded one ofthe ships in that trade
About IA years since he renquished sea-faring
life, purchased farm, and removed TO this Island
where he has ever since resided, beloved and re-
spected by all who knew him.
At the Newport Asylum, on the 9Th inst. Mr.
William Phillips, aged rs years.
In Fall River, 25th ult. Capt. Russell G. Peck
ham, formerly Of Nlddletown, aged % years.
In Little Compton, Suddenly on Sunday morn
ing last, at the residence Of Mr.. Peleg Sandford
Mr.. jeremiah Hart, aged 81. lie was on u visit
TO that place for bis health from Palmyra, N. Y
Mr.. Hart was sitting in his chair with his heac
resting on his hand Mr.. Sandiord informed hin
that breakfast was ready, 10 which he received nc
answer his wife touched his arm and found tina
he was dead. Mr.. II. has left family TO lamen
his sudden and unexpected death, whilst far from
his home.
In Douglass, Mass Mr.. Pny Carpenter, 80
and his wife Mona, Il. They both died at th'
same moment.
In Andover, at his residence, Richard Potter
the celebrated ventriloqust and necromancer, aget
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MORE NEW GOODS
AT r. n. THURsToN'S

NO. II Market square, Providence
SEuet opened pieces blue, black and brown
" Duffils /; piece black Pilot Cloth
pieces brown, olive and invisible green Cloth,
very heavy and Cheap by the piece or yard.
On hand one piece Rob Roy suitable fol ladies
cloaks; red serges red and white Flannels
cotton do; brown and bleach'd Sheet:ngs and
shirtings ;shirings; Tickings; silk and cotton
Batting and Wadding, together with gener-
al assortment Of dry Goods. Now selling of
very cheap, q large quantity Of thin Clothing
for cash tfdtlers starting for the SO nth would
DO wellto call and look at the articles. A
great assortment Of scasonsble Clothing just
made up now ready for sale, such as Camlet
Cloaks, brown, olive. claret and invisible greo1
supe rine hox Coats; brown, blue, claret, in.
visible green and black Pilot Cloth box and
pea Goats of every description; Broadc 10th and
Valencia Vests, large ass ortment fashionable
buckskin and ribbed Cass ime Pantaloons;
striped and drab, lavender, slate drab, sage
green, black blue, brown and mixed plain Cas-
samere PanialoUns " orsted Shirts and Draw
ers; hne Shirts; common do: neckIStocks: white
MarseIlies Vests and white Satin 81 ocks always
on handi b.no Broadcloth Jackets; Sat- net and
green Booking do.
Garments made 10 order at short notice.
None but first rate Journey men employed at
this establishment. Oct.
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MAR RIED,

Al the Friends Meeting House in Leicester
Mass ON the S0,h ut Harvey Chace, of Fall Riv-
er, to Anna Earle, daughter Of Silas Earle, Of
Leicester.
In Providence. Rev. John Waterman of West
erly, to Miss Mary b. Anthony, daughter Of Mr..
llczekiah Anthony, of Providence
In North Bridgewatel, Mr.. Ira w. Carpenter
ofRehoboth. to Mis-, Mary Ann Hall Of the form
er place. ,
In Springfield, Mass. Mr.. John S. That TO Mrs
Emela That. The priest evidently knew how tt
"pu that and that together"
Marriage Erraordinary.-In Washington
city, Mr.. William Emmons (biographer of Col
Johnson) 10 Miss Anne Royal, edilress Of the Pau
Pry.
Orator Pop has jus, popped in. You see,
To the lovely arms OF Royal ty,-[ Albany Adv
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Brass Founders
AND
COPPEleSMITHS.

"HE Subscribers wish TO inform the
- citizens Of Warren and the neigh
boring towns, that they still continue to
anuiacture, at short notice, Composition
Spikes, Nails, Thimbles for Ships Sails,
Rudder Hangings, Ship and Hand Bells.
Also--Companion Door Hinges, dead
light aud bullwork Hinges, Hasps, sc sc.
Also---Copper Coolers, Copper Wash
Kettles, Of any size, made to suite the
purchaser Tea Kettles, Ship and House
Pumps, Cider and Ale Pumps, Brass
Jamb Hooks, Skimmers, Ladies, Brass
Knockers and Door Plates to any pat
terms. They will also manufacture at
short notice, all kinds Of factory castings,
large and small. Orders from the neigh
boring towns shall be punctually attended
to. The subscribers feel themselves CON
petent to make any articles that may be
called for in their line Of business. They
still carry on their business at their old
stand, lew rods east of the residence of
j. Smith, Esq. A share of patronage is
respectfully solicited.
kJS Cash paid for old Copper, Brass,
Pewter, and Lead or received in ex-
change for aoy Of the above articles.
TUELL j. WINSLOW,
Warren, July 90.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL.

"HE School Committee hereby give
u notice that the Public School, for
the West District, will commence on
MONDAY, the 9th inst, under the tu-
ition Of MIR. ID. X. BoUrELLE and I'M
PEELED with desire of rendering the
School as efficient as possible, they would
remind parents and guardians, that in or
per to effect this, their cooperation in the
measures adopted by the Committee, is
absolutely indispensable. And deeming
Il all important; that there should be a
punctual attendance on the part of the
Scholars, and without which but little
benefit can be expected, the COMMITTEE
have
Resoired, That no Scholar shall be adj
milted except during the first week Of the
quarter, without special permission from
the COMMITTEE. And if any Scholar shall
be absent more than six school days,
sickness excepted) they shall be depriv-
Cd the privilege Of attending the remain
der ofthe Quarter. BY order Of the Pub
lie School committee.
GEORGE Il. GARDNER, Seer'y.
Warren, Oct 10, 1896.
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CAUTION.

HNHE subscriber forbids all person.
n barboring or trusting her GRAN.
DAUGHTER HANNAH Il. MARTIN
(who left the residence of her MOTHER
Mrs. Lynas Wilbour, in Taunton, on
Friday, Sept. lth,) as she will pay nc
debts OF her contracting after this date. -
Any information respecting her will be
thankfully received.
HANNAH MARTIN.
Warren, Oct. 10, 1895. 3w.
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AUCTION.

Will be sold at Public Auction, on the
Goth day Of Oct instant, at 9 o'clock,
p. M. (ifnot previously disposed oG)
a Farm consisting Of about fifty a
IA cres of moving, tilage, and wood
land, with good orchard OF fruit trees,
md good one story dwelling House,
barn, and other out buildings, which are
good repair. I2 acres Of the above
Mentioned estate is incumbered with a
IN u, ortgage, to the amount OF $4OO.
MFor reference inquire of
JOSEPH q. LUTHER, Esq.
Or A. Z JONES, On the premises.
Swanzey, Oct 3.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship MAGNET, Brown, Pacific Ocean, Nov. LIST.
Ship HOOGI.Y, Luce, Indian Ocean, about Nov.
LIST.
tDP Letters and packages sent to this Office,
free Of expence, will be despatched by the first op
portunity.
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Cheap Goods.

Look OUT Cheap Goods.
NURNEl LISBURY will o.
-. pen on "A Next, very ex-
tensive sssortnentof FASHIONABLE, FAM
cY and STAPLE Day GooDs, bought in
New YoRk the past week, which will be
sold CHEAP.
South Water street, Oct 10.
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field Of labor into an arena Of conflict
They are using their instruments Of hus-
bandry against each other. Oh how
they cut each other and how pleased
they are when they have dealt a severe
blow. There was good one, they say.
In the mean time the harvest rots, or
at least is not reaped. ."-[N. Y. Obs.
The Cincinnati Wing says-"We learn
from the Indiana American, that there
are thirty newspapers printed in that state,
of which number nineteen are openly for
Harrison, and FIVE give strong indications
Of supporting him. The other six are for
Van Buren,"
The editor further remarks that this is
true index of public sentiment In Indiana.
@The receipts on the Worcester
railroad for quarter ending the 4th inst.
amounted to over 81, 900 dollars.
The German population in Ohio is es-
timated as high as 100000
A letter has been received in Washington
from on officer on board Of the frigate
Constitution, dated Sept. l-all WE'LL
The ship was in sight Of Madeira, and
was to touch at Tanjier, to deliver pres
ents to the emperor Of Morocco from our
government.
PLEDGES. What would the world have
thought of Charles Carol, had he, on the
18th of July, l776, professed himself as
muckIintar Of Independence as any man,
but declined signing that clause of the
Declaration in which the signers pledged
life, fortune, and honour I!
The newly elected Legislature Of Vermont will
meet OIL Thursday. One Of their first duties will
be to elect Governor there being no choice by
the people,
Captain Rose, of the schr Gem, arrived at Sa-
lem from Africa, reports that there were "a sails
ofships and brigsat one placc-Angole-walug
for cargoes ofsiaves.
The Sorveyor Of a Railroad from Bennington,
VI. says there is gorge in the Green Mountains
purposey designed for the very road he is engag-
ed in marking out, an elevation being required OF
less than l50 feet in mile.
The steamboat Com. Perry which plies between
Buffalo and Detroit, burst her boiler neal the lat
ter place, when four persons were killed, one Of
whom was the sub-engineer.
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PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.

Oct 3d-sloop Abigail, socum, Providence.
Sloop Mt Moriah. lngrahau, do.
4th-sloop Essex, Ingraham, Sag IIarbor.
7th-sloop Eliza, Lnwton, Providence.
sth-schr Delight, Cory, Nansenond Swee
Potatoes 10 master.
Sloop Mt Moriab, Ingraham, Providence.
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SroRM. We had severe storm Of wind and
rain on Tuesday. The wind blew violently from,
o'clock TIL after 10. The brig Rowse drew out
the spiles to which she was made fast at Buffers
wharf, west side, Providence, and drove foul Of
sloop Mount Morah, ofthis port, lying on the east
side Of the river, and parted the asis Of the soop
Henry, 10 which the latter was made fast, carry
ing both soops into the stream. The Mount Mo.
riah had rail- stanchons and plankshcar stove the
Henry received no material injury and the only
damage to the Rowse was the loss Of her jb-ooom.
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munro, DfIbtOl.
Arr at Bristol, I'd, ship Golconda, from Boston
Arr at New Bedf ord, I'd, ship Cambria, Crock
er, from Pacific Ocean, with 1900 bbs sperm oil
Spoke, l4th March, off Marquesas Islands, shir
Peruvian, Wood, Of st. Johns, N. b. with SOC
bbls.
| A letter from Capt Sowle of the brig Elizabeth
of New Bedford, reports her 81 ds out with 10 bl.
sperm oil, and 20 OF black fish oil had spoken
brig Industry, of Westpor, 80 bbls. all well.
At st. Helena, Aug 18th, ships Com Perry
Hebron, New London, 500 bbls whale oil and
$50 sperm Eronaut, Mallowry, Mystic, 1l0(
whale I; Connecticut, Middleton, New London
1000 VIII and 100 sp Bingham, Smith. do 1850
VIII $50 sp bark Roscoe, Richmond, New Bed
ford, $50 VIII and 250 sp-al to leave next day
for Tristan d'Acunha,
The bark Vermont, Topkam, Of Poughkeepsie
landed 80 bbls oil at Fayal, in addition to the
l56 heretofore reported
Arr at New London, Oct 4tb, ship Atlas, (oi
Norwch) Fuller, South Atlantic Ocean, leaky,
with 700 bbls whale oil, 270 sperm, and 1900
hides
OfDeago Bay, July 18th, ship Good Return,
Howland, New Bedford, 1900 bbls whale oil-re-
ported the Averick, Sherman, do 100 sp bark
George & Martha, Eddy, do 800.
Arr at Holmes Hole, Oct 2, ship Kingston
Sherman, Pacific Ocean, ll5 days from Society
Islands. with 500 bbls sperm oil. At Tahiti, in
May, ships Nautilus, Swift, New Bedford, 10y I0O
bbls James bIaury, Bigeiow salem, (24) 1000
sclir Edwin, of Boston in June, ship Marcus,
Shermaa, Farhayen, (2O) 1880 ; ship Emerald
of Salem, sailed for Manila, LIST June. Heard
from, April 2O,h, Phenix, Hussey, Nantucket, (9)
45O Frances, Christian, New Bedford, (2S)
23OO George Clinton, Barrett, Hudson, (S) IS0;
Orozimbo, Adams, New Bedford, (27) 1900
Roscoe, Chase, do (22) 1000.
The floating Light Boat Of the Five Fathom
Bank will be removed from her station for repairs,
on or before the 5tl Of October.
At Fall River 4th, brig Majestic, Grant, Pictou;
9th, ship Attcus, Burr, do. Sailed 9Th, brig Yer
mont, Gladding, " imngton.
At Boston 9th, brgs New York, Smith, Rio
Grande; Curtis, Merryman, Sidney; schr Pan Ma
tanzas, Gardan, Havana; Br schs Mary, Teazer
and Babbit. Pictou I; Coroline, Ropina, ST johns,
cid ship Catham, Gorham, Savanna; brigs
Rival, Lumbar, Treieste; Emulous, Waterman,
Rio Grande; schr Hadassag, Covl, st Peters
At Charleston 2Sth, ships Troy. Allen, N
York Liverpool, Dickerson, Bnston.
AT Havana, 10Th ult. brigs New Eng md, Hunt
freight or charter Busy, Giadding, uncer f; sloop
Commodore, Gladding, do.
AT Alatanzas, 23d ult. brig Thomas Gener. Wat
son, FIN New York, just arr.
AT New Bedford 7ih, schrs Louisa, Macomber,
Baltimore Delight, Childs, Enst Greenwich.
Spoken, date not recOllected, Ion 81, brig Abb
gail, Berry, of Boston - had been blown oif from
the Isis OF Sables-wish TO be reported.