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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-06

ed ny Their use. The executors may therefore b.
charged respectively with such portions of m. com.
as they actually sold appropriated to their .na
use the balance ought to be Considered as nsed
up by the family fhe court considers for ,b..oro
sent that all the securities 10 the executorial bond
were equally The securities for each executor. But
i u question may be more properly disposed Of
hnally upon The coming in Of the report.
Wherefore the court doth recon,ni, tho "a ~,
aforesaid 10 ihe commissioner who made it, with in
stfuetons to reform the same according 10 the min
clples oil This decree and the said COMMISSIONS,
Is directed to make report to the court with apy mai,
ers specially stated though, pernen, by himself or
required by the parties be so stated
Copy-Teste,
d. ROBES, Crk.
ComMissioSER's OFfIcE)
Lynchburg. June 1st, 1888.
The parties interested will take notice. that shall
on Saturday the lst day Of September next pro'
coed to the execution of the foregoing order of cour,
on which day, at the hour of ten o'clock in the morn
ing they are requested attend at my Office with
their accounts, vouchers aud proofs, and copy of
the court papes, prepared for examination and set.
lienent. 3. /. WATT, Com'r.
July l6 w4w
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against
John Morley and Sally his wife, Lewis CLAYTON and D;cev
his VILE ASH Baeman and Oney his wife, John o. ieitwciN "A
and Paul Clay, ~ nsranaan,. "
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thing 10 look at, but then her sultry moods
are short lived, and in return for them she
gives deIicacies to which without her gener-
Gus warmth we should be strongers. Then
winters cold is at times the theme Of COM
plaiot. but where will one find that frigid
season with such brightness of couutenaBce
as with US, or showering about it such
home bred comforts as it gives US. After
all, l.ae wisdom tells US to take the seasons
as we find them, and make the most of their
eccentricities. Ifit is rainy, guard against
the wet; if the sun is too warm, dress ac-
cordingy, and if winter breaths too keen
ly, put on an extra coat or two and all will
be right. Those who will attempt TO cross
these humors will find themselves sadly a,
fault, and will pay the forfeit Of continual
discomfort.
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an alligator 7eom.-The Captain of a
has Informed us, although we are inclined
10 think he was joking, that wealthy in
dividual up that way has tanned and trained
n couple of aligaiors SO that they will swim
in harness, and haw and gee about as reg
ular as oxen. So we'll, indeed have they
been broken that their owner frequently
tackles them up, bitches them to a "dug
out" and cruises about the bayous aud
ponds when the waters are too high to ad-
init of his going on horseback.
On a late occasion, while sailing along
quietly under the banks Of bayou with
his "criiters" harnessed abreast, he was seen
by a hunter, who sung out
say, there halo drap your dug out
astern and give me chance to plug one OF
them varmins."
"Don't shoot this way-take care--don'i
YOU see I'm after them p SAID the owner,
as the backwoodsman leselled his rifle.
"I see you're after 'em, and you'll see
= ball foIlerin' on the same trail In less than
two mini,s. Look out for yourself, stran'
ger; here goes for crack at the varmln
WIS way.
Stop hold up your rifle. That's N,
team that you are aiming at. Look at tn,
harness there, jus, on the top of the water
They are hitched to the canoe, and am OF
a little iaunt out buck TO look at and entel
some lands"
"Well, 1 decIar ~ said the old hunter
&" if that don't beat all the doins I've heer't
on way in the thick settlements, ] reckon
YOU understand animal mag agnetism, as the,
call it, few"
81 understand training alligstors."
Well, you can pass-hope you'll har'
pleasant excnrsion."
The man now stirred up his team, an,
was soon under way ut rate which woul'
leave common high pressure steamboa
out Of sight ia no tune.
~ o. Pieoyun..
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an anoyonee.-The flies have become
so excessively thick around the shores and
marshes On the south side of Long Island
tina, the cattle hy in terror before them.
The horses in masy cases refuse to leave
the stables without the cover of "a blanket,
and the farmers finding their working cat
tie ia agony during the day protect them
aud do their farm work at night The
horses which have TO pass the infected re-
gions cUme through striped with blood from
the severe bites. The ehlefI,st Is large
green hy which seizes upon tic cattle wi'i
great ticrcencss.-L. T. star.
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AnERIcA.--We conversed, a few DAYS
ago. with an inhabitant of one of the Medi
terranean islands, who had left his native
land in early youth. With his prosperity
came the wish to return; and the heart
sick longing to visit again The place of
his nativity. He went. But the taxes,
the inposts, the restraints that dog
ged his footsteps, astounded him. The
number of passports that were required of
him, the petty taxation and spoliaiion to
support a standing army, sickened him.
All goods, in transportation, were taxed
from town to town. If poor man caught
a fish, he had, before he could sell it, to
take it before an official, who had taxed
hin about cent and half pound. Ifa
poor man wanted to sell bounde Of wood,
that tao was taxed. Nothing escaped taxa
ton. lie resolved to settle ir the home OF
his youth, but he could not stand it. lie
returned TO America the second time, truly
sensible of the liberty enjoyed in this free
country. He will leave it no more. This,
he says, is his country, He is free, and
this is the land of freedom.-N. y. Age.
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True copy--witnesS
HENRY BOWEN, Secry.
DIR. e.. IL. peckham,

HAS taken part Of the House lately occupied
IL by Miss Cook, a, the junction OF Spring ana
Touro-si, where lie has opened Thomsonnn Med
icine Store and vapour Bath at,nched thereto
which is now in readiness.
As means of promoting cleanliness, health aud
Of preve entng disease, there no agent more eihcen'
than the Vapour Bath
Consult Combe's Physiology, the best practical
physiology extant-bu, trying is the naked truth.
DR. r. will also hold himself in readiness TO prac
tce a, Physician Of the Thomsonian School, and
will be prepared to prove that the homsonan s 'hs
only Medical practice tba is clearly and fully ind
Gated by physiological laws.
July 2j
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ANOTHER FEMALE SAILoR.-While :he
brig Buswick, of this port (Sunderland)
was on her light passage last voyage, dis
cussion took place amongst part of the
crew who were together in the forecasIle
on the effeminate appearance Of youth
whs had shipped on board that voyage,
and was at that moment engaged aloft taxi
ing in a top gallant-sail. One of the sal
lors declared that he believed the youth TO
be u girl, and was determined to ascertain
whether his suspicious were correct On
the youths coming from aloft, and, to put
the matter to the test he loesed the wsistcost
breast of the youth, who instantly burst in
10 tears, and at once acknowledged that
she was female. The circumstance was
communicated to the Captain, Mr.. Hossack,
who requested her to go into the cabin. and
resigned to her the exclusive use of his state
room till the vessel returned into port.
The girl has since obtained servants sit.
uation. She minated that, had her SCI
not been discovered, it was her intention to
remain at sea for some time. The circum-
stances under which she went to sea are as
follows: She resided in distant part of
the country, and left home from a differ
ence with some of her friends TO escape
their vigilance in pursuit, she disguised
herself In boys clothes, and having broth
er an apprentice to the sea, out of this port,
the address of whose lodgings she knew,
she came here, but found he was away.
She introduced herself as his younger
brother, and expressed desire to be a
sailor, 10 accordance with which situation
was obtained. She was highly spoken OF
by the crew for activity, intrepidity, and
general good conduct.-Sunderiand paper.
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tice OF the intention of such second removal shall
be previously given through the Post office by the
overseer OF the town or city where such psuper may
be 10 the oyerseer oyerseers Of the poor of the
town in which such person shall be legally settled
for the purpose ei giving such town an opportunity
to remove such person, in its own manner, aud At
Its own proper expense
Sec. =. so much OF an act in amendment of an
act providing for the relief support, employ meni,
and removal Of the poor passed October 81, 1876.
authorizes the town council Of any town to cause
any person. who, having been ordered to depart,
shall not depart and also any person voluntarily
turning to such town after snch person shall have
been ordered TO depart ,herefrom, TO be publicly
whipped, is hereby repealed.
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sery.
An Act in amendment cf an Act entitled {" An Act
to organize the Militia"
Be Il enacted By The General Assembly 80 tollo,cs
Section /. The Militia in the town of Little
Comptou shall hereafter constitute one Company, 80
be called the Little Compton Company.
Sec, 2. So mnch Of an Act to which this Act is iu
amendment, Rs is inconsisisn, herewith, is hereby
repealed.
True copy-witness.
HENRY BOWEN, sec'y.
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N.w YoRk CATrLr Maker. July I6.

NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKEr, July l6.
At market COO head of Beef Cattle, including 40C
from the South and $50 len OYER from last week
90 Mich Cows and 1000 Sheep and Lambs
The quality of the Beef was of the usual des-
cription for this season. and the market active but
at further decline in prices Sales reached to
300 head at from 81 to 50, average price s. the
cwt Mich Cows-The demand was limited
Sales of 60 at from $50 TO S45.
Sheep and Lambs were in fair demand, and near.
ly all sold at from SO to 81 and for Lambs 81 5C
to 1925
Hay-The market continues TO be well supplied
and prices are without change, loose hay by the
load 90 TO Sic the 100 lbs. Straw--No change.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, July I6.

[Reported for the Boston Daily Adv, and Patriot.
AT market 300 Beef Cattle, % Cows and Calves
200 Sheep, and 30 swine
About 30 Beef Cattle unsold
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote first quality al
81 so IS; second quality 7 90 a 25i third
quality Sc 00a d So
Cows and Calves-We notice the sales of ,eve
Tal-$2S, 80, SO, 3S. and Si5.
Sheep-A few lots ordinary were sold at 80, L
75 and SO; batter qualities 80, 2 30 81, and
So.
Swine-a very few only were re,ailed: no de
mand for lots
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DE IT'S TE Y.
sT5TE or RHODE.isLAED s. PRoVE
DEHCE PLANTATIONS.

HNLERKs OFFICE, Supreme Judicial Courl
JuIy oh Is:ys, Whereas Sylvia Sweet OF the
Town and County Of Newport, has this day filed N
,his Office, her petlion praying for certain reasons
therein stated ba, decree should be passed 10 DIS
solve tic matrimonial connection now subs,sung
between her aud her husband, slocum Sweet Of West
Greenwich. in the county ol Kent Notice is sihere,
fore hereby given to the ss.d socum, MAJ ne pe, ana
an,ea, ,fbe ace fl, before the said Court 10 be hold
en- Al said Newpou On 'he fourth Monday oi August
ne,, and shcw cause, if any he has Why the prayer
Of .aid petition should not be granted. ~.
r.. q. ALLAN. Clerk.
! Ncwpor Jmy II. is;-
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Reetnr.-The Supreme Court have grant
ed Rector new trial. The Chief Justice
and Justice Cowen were in favor Of the APP
plicsrion Justice Boonson opposed. Rec
tor returned ep Tuesday evening to Albany
in custody Of the Sheriff, to await his trial
at the ensuiag Circuit Court, which will be
held on the 6rs, Monday Of October.
~ Y. Sun.
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SINGULAR DEATH. In Norihport, very sud-
denly, on Monday morning last Miss Betsey
Lear, aged 81. Aphysician was called to make
post mortem examination, when he found the
heart badly lacerated, against the point of a
darning needle sticking between the ribs. She
had playful scuffle with a small boy about
twenty-four hours before her death, when the
needle was probably forced into her side.
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In Pi,ts6eld, Mass. n powder magazine
containing 500 pounds Of gunpowder was
fired on Thursday uight by some villains.
The explosion was terrific, aud occssioned
great damage. The churches and other
public buildings had most of their windows
broke fences and walls were thrown down,
and roofs shattered. The damagc is esti-
mated at $1,000. The noise was heard
fourteen miles off. Nobody was killed.
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An awful scene took place on Wednesday
last, in Sinepuxent Bay, Nd. A party of per-
sons, numbering about forty, went to the beach
to bathe on the above mentioned day, and, while
returning, boat was capsized in about the
middle of the channel, which is not more than
sixty or seventy yards wide. There were twen-
ty persons in the boat six of whom were drown
cd-tlIeir bodies were found and inferred yes
terday. The names of these unfortunate per-
sons are Rachael Hudson Ann Hudson, and
Mary Hudson, daughters of Thomas III udson
Nancy Bowen, and James Hickman and his
sster-the latter of the family Of Bayley Hick-
man.
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NOTICE.

The Discussion on Peace, which was to have
been held in the 4th Baptist Church, on Tues
day evening, is postponed to Thursday evening
All interested in the subject are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.
Rdms of 1iDo0e=Esldn6.
sTATB OF RHODE-ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In Geueral Assembly,, June Session, 1889.

IN ptuT" bfscN"'s S""e fNsSs"'t wv
An Act 10 alter the time Of holding the April Of
the Supreme Judicial Court in the County OF
Kent and the December term Of the Court OF
Common Pleas in the County Of Providence.
be IL snae,edby the Generoi AsssmJiy as JoLLous
Section I. Hereafter the Snpreme Judicial Court
shall be holden at East Greenwich, within and for
the County OF Kent on the fourth Monday Of April,
instead Of the last Monday in April; and the Court
Of Common Pleas shall be holden at Providence,
within and for the County Of Providence on the first
Monday of December, instead Of the second Mon
day in December.
Sec. 9 All wrts, executions snntnobses, appeals,
recognizances and al other proce Of every nams,
nature and description returnsbe 10, or pending ln
either of said Courts,-shall be returnsble 20, and
pendiug ir, said Courts respectively, at the terms
thereof herein provlded; in the manner and 10
the same effect. as they would have been at the
terms Of said Courts respectively, rs the same were
established, previousi TO the passage Of this Act
True copy-wItness
HENRY HOWEN sec'ry
An Act in addition TO act entitled, " an Act pro
vidng for the relief. support, employment and re-
moval OF the Poor"
BE IL enacted by The General Assembly as toLLons:
Section I. If any person who has been, may
hereafter be removed by an order Of removal from
any town or city in this Stsr 10 any other town OF
city therein under and according to the provisions
Of the act TO which this Is addition, shall vounar
return to the town or city from winch he was 70
removed, without leave hrst obtained Of the town
council Of such town, or The Board Of Aldermen oi
ssch city Iesve for sedong and fhe town council o
sncbtowo or the board OF aldermen Of such city, shs
subsequently such person 10 be again removed
TO the same louD city TO which he had been pre-
yioysly removed, aforesaid. the town or city ia
. heh such person shall have been 80 subsequently
removed shall IA, 10 the town OF city 90 removing
such person. the costs of every such subsequent re
movsl no, exceeding twenty cents per mile Ito bs
recovered IN an action Of the case IN the name Of ths
town or city treasurer Of the town or city making
.uch order of removal agsius, the town OF city irea
.ursr Of tic town or oi,, which such person sbal
have been renewed. before.any proper court 70 tt,
IN, sarne. - Pro,id,d however hsi .'gir Gays no
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Comnodors David Porter. the United
States charge d'sffaires at the Turkish court
and his two sons, arrived at Boston on
Tuesday, in the brig Niger from Cons,an-
Iinople.
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Emigration from Europe 20 Csnada has
been almost at s,and-still, this season,
in consequence Of tho unsettled state OF ,ne
country While it is reported that multi
,nd,. arc lca,in. the Csnadas fOT the states
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QUIcK WoRK.--A correspondent informs us
that Mr. George NJ. Smith, of Blockley town
ship, Philadelphia county, has this harvest cut
the wheat standing in the field in the morning,
hauled it in, threshed and clensed it, taken il
to the mill, had it ground and brought home,
had the -four made into bread, and eat part OF
it before night of the same day
I'hud Iedgcr.
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MONDAY July 90,
CLEARED.

Ship Mechanic. Pratt, Whaling voyage.
Brig Confidence, Bailey New York,
Sch'r Eliza & Nancy, Kelly, Dighton,
Sloop Rienzi, Heath, Providence,
Do Amity Munro, do.
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The SPRISGs.-Tbe arrivals Of strangers
last week were very numerous. Some Of
the public houses are already tiled and are
obliged to find lodgings for their guests in
adjacent buildings other houses will
probably be filled during the present week.
TSpatoga Sentinel Of Wednesday.
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SwIMMING.-The Norfolk Beacon ad-
yances the idea that females ought to be
taught to swim, and instances the cases Of
the Ben Sherrod, the Washington, Pulaski
and the fate Of the Misses Cozzen, as proofs
tha, knowledge of the art of swimming
might have saved many lives.
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MORE CHEAP GOODS
AT SWEETS,
No. 1lS.

NJ SWEET is constantly receiving from New
IN. York, a fresh supply Of Seasonabe Goods,
and can aud will give good cheap bargains TO hI' old
Customers aud others who viii do hIm h'e iavof ''
give him call
Juty %.
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THE President OF THE UNITED STATES
will spend the summer vacation at White Sui
phur Springs, in Virginia. He will take his
departure from the capitol on Monday next,
proceeding down the Chesapeake Bay to Nor
folk, accompanied by the Secretary of the Ma
Wy and the Board of Navy Commissioners, for
the purpose of visiting the ships preparing for
the exploring expedition. From Norfolk the
President will return by the way of the James
River, to Richmond, and proceed from that
place by railroad to Louisa Court House, where
his carriage will be in readiness to receive
him. The residue of the journey will be per-
formed at leisure.
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WHALE SHIPS.

Sailed from Bay Of Islands, March 9th, ship
John Coggeshall, Macy, of this port 100 bbs. sp.
oil Bowditch, Ramsdell, Bristol, 250O; Ganges,
King, do. 100 ODD Luminary Mayhew, Warren,
400 sp. Spoke Oct 25th off Fast Cape. Chariot,
Champlin Warren, 1900 GOO sp) Feb. 10Th
Warren, Lewis, do 300 bbls.; Jan. 10Th, CORN
THAN, Gardner, Bristol, 100.
At Bay of Islands, in March, ship VIM. Thomp-
ton, Weeks, of New Bedford, 1900 bbls oil
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Arr at New York, on Sunday brig Confidence,
Bailey, 3 days from this port.
Ship Palestine Littlefed, for Liverpool. clear
ed at New Orleans July 7th.
At Matanzas, July 9Th, brig Laurel, Of this port,
from New York sailed barque Frederick, Rand,
for Constadt
AR. at Charleston, 18th, brig Poland Gardner
from Havana for this port
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FAIRBANKS PATENT BALANCES.

yuyHE Public are respectfully informed, that one
ofFAIRBANkS' PATENT BALAS-
CEs is now IN operation in front Of A. Winslow' $
BIscL.uitti's sbop;-I has been recently sealed sc.
oording to law Hay and ether articles viii be
weighed by II. i. WiNsLo"'
CERTIPICATE.-I hereby Certify, That
tins dsy tired FaIRBAsGs' Ps,ant Platform Balance
n-cd by Mr. HEsaY +. WIssLow, and found II cor
yec, from 56bs. to 2745 lbs. aud consider It cor
rec, for any weight
WM l.. MELVILLE, Town sesler.
Sespor,, July I3. 1888. I'D
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Woman is most beautiful when IN tears
like rose wet with the chrystal dew.
Mobile Examiner.
We suppose the editor Of the Examiner
whips his wife every Sunday tn rnnke her
tooL Baltimore Sun.
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PEACH ORCHARD COAL.
House and Lot for Sale.

INA The subscriber offers for sale his
E!Y:M House and Lot in the village of Brook.
EsssM& lin, Conn. The House has hecn built
laseeaeR but a few years is convenient and pleas.
ant'y Situated. On the premises are good Barn
Wood-housc, Ne. The Lot contains emo mere OF
first rate land with of the best gardens in the
village. Possession will he given Immediately or tho
purchaser may receive the rent uuti April, 1889.
part Of the purchase money may remain il required
For further particulars aud terms, apply to ID. c
RoBNsoN, at Brooklyn, or To the subscriber. at New
port, r..
April 25. SAMUEL u. MASON.
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A Hint 10 Subseri6ers.-When a man
tells another 10 put down his name as a
subscriber he is as legally bound to take it
as though he had signed his own name
aud when he has thus signed he is bound
to pay for the paper according to its terms,
whether he takes it from the Office or place
where he subscribed to have it left or not
When the six or twelve months, or whaiey-
er may be the time of subscription, have
expired, he must remember that if he wish
es to stop the paper, he should pay up.
He cannot expect that publisher will stop
the paper except at bis own discretion, un-
less orrearnges are paid. II he pays and
orders it stopped, and i: should contisue to
come, he should not take it from the Post
Office-as the taking it from the office is in
the law tacit assent to continue n subscri-
Der, and il he has not paid according to the
terms Of subscription. his refusing to take it
from the office will not screen him from pay
ment. Nsrtker rn Stdtesndn.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY July Goth.
Schr's. Florida Smith, from Freetown for New
York.-Canton, French from do for Philadelphia
Rogers, from Bath with Lumber to N.
b. Hammett--Liberty, Hatcher, from Kennebec,
with Lumber TO Finch & Engs--Sloop Wave,
King, from Souihold.--Eclipse, Durival, from Mo
bile with Lumber TO John Taylor.
SATURDAY, July 81.
Sch'r Olive, Presbey. from Taunton for New
York.
SUNDAY. July %.
Schrs General Cobb, from Baltimore.--Sam-
uel Crocker. Shores from Taunton for Philadel-
phia'-Victoria, Barlow, from Baltimore for East
wich.--Eagle Chace, from Kingston.
Sloops Rienzi, Heath, frem New York for Provi-
dence.--Fame, Folger from Nantucket for do
Annawon, Blvcn, from Providence for New
York
MONDAY July 80
Schr Ocean, Merryman, from Calais do. do.-
Sloop Amrty, Munro, from New York for Prov
idence.