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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

CHARLorrEsvILLE, April G, 1871.
Gentlemen: have received your invitation 10
pnrtnke Of public dinner az this place, and beg
you to sccept my grateful acknowledgements for
this proof Of your esteem und undated confidence.
have been moe than compensated for the p-or
service which have been able 70 render the State.
by the cordial greeting with which have been met
by my iellow-ctizens since my retirement from the
ofhce which recently had the honor 10 hold. Il is
source Of Fincere satisfaction 10 me- under present
eircumitances, 10 receive the appreciation Of those
who have known me 90 long and in whose in,ne.
date service have been 50 often employed. I trust
that rs citizen Of Virginia., shall always be found
true 70 the interests and The honor Of our beloved
Commonwealth, which, while, in Office, il was nv
hrst object, 70 preserve above danger add above
suspicion With cheerful confidence subrnitto the
tesl oitne and reflection my humble efforts 10 vim
oicaie The nghis Of Virginia, and to avert wrongs
WIN WHEEL she has been long threatened. The pre-.
sent unsettled condition Of my family and affairs.
GENES me The pleasure Of meeting you Immediately:
but viii with greatsaiissclion avail myself Of tks
board Nv ~ '"' 'o''''o
Accept, u you please, gentlemen. the s.,urspe,
OF my wafmest regard.
Your obcdent servant.
THOMAS w. LINER.
To Messrs. James w. Saunders, Cb m;no, p
Carr, tn. Wood, w. w. Dawson. ALL a.,
ret, III. Massie, Ira Garrett CbaN Carer NJ,
Page, IA. l.. Walker, Riehd. Fretwe1, ia Har
RS Wm. A. Bib. Alonzo Gooch, Prank Car,
Jas. IA. Terei, Andrew Sample.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

DEAR Sra: We, the undersigned citizens Of the
county Of Alb,rm1re, being deslroul Of teslifying
in becoming manner our high personal regard for
you, and our admiration At the zeal ability, and
fidelity with which you have discharged the duties
of Governor OF virginia, hereby tender you a Pub
lie DINNER to be given in the town Of Charlottes-
vile, at such time may suit your convenience
RezuerfCtU,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14


f virtue ola deed ofIust executed TO the subserI.rs
- on The 1h day Of March i-31, by isham Pnrketl 10
secure tho payment ~ certain debt therein mebo1ed
du' 10 to Charles Y. goUdal and duly recorded in ts
'l'tks once 81 thcwcrfed and Honrco Comfy Courts
Nr WI expose 10 rao 40 public sutton, 81 the hfhssi
W cash on The premises the 9Th OF May 1871,
~ ha certain tract piece or JaIcel Of tand yina and
being ~ The sounty Of ChcstofdcH rsi,d Bro5d RoeI
yng about three miles from the city Of rc hmond com
tanning ~ ucr@a, nnfc loss Air6 one ob,r niece or
parcel OF Land adjoining the ZANE eontrinne asreg be
we saue more or less There ~ ufnu the ssd lar All
dcuco 'n'i''V wv
And on mo 2h Of May 1871 In front ~ The Rel Tavern
h VIC wy % Richmond will also coll Tor esal, 20 tho
hghcsi bldcr twoyo likely slaves ether with rhe In.
SaH o nc females hereof the 7,h day Of March
''s' bcHg althe slaves conveyed By ssd frust deed.
selling ~ ItuEecs, will only convey aa eh uir az is
se,ledn o. by the deed Aforesaid which IL believed 20 DO
The le u the resl estate will t,le place on me prsp
W O'clock, 4. " and The slavfam The Bell Tavern
~ W" o'oetiA - w. hAMUEi TAHtuH.
sp H-d'iawtds ''''" N''', 49,,
1 AGUrHA COFFEE.-ioO bags strictly pTITe
- Landing this morning, for sslo '
sp " WILLIAMS 3 HAxAtL
COMBE's TOUR.
chronological Vst In ial9-2'in bv C!eorgc C,tA
IN ~. Just published, Tor sale by ''
II MILES A. SONS ELEGAST nars.
~ HOOTH.-lusi "a hand fresh SUNNY Of ~ 49,.
named boois decidedly The handsome q ot We hsy, 49,.
Ieoeived ION lhem Gentlemen 10 want will please ssi
JUDAH MYERS a co
~ ~ fa'h'onanlo hoot and shoe Dealers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

The Jury in the above case assessed damages
the plaintiff is the sum Of 5000 dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
DINNER TO GOV. GIf.NER

IL will be seen from the annexed correspondence,
thu, portion Of the friends Of Gov Gilmer 10 this
County, have rendered him a Public Dinner, and
that he has accepted their invitation. The Dime,
will probably be given during the term Of the su.
perior Cour', which commences on the 10Th Of May
next. Char. .4du.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. April IS, Isii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
COMnI.,s TnIfn.

+ AGUYRA CoFFEE.-io5 BAGS si,ieiI, p,Is,.
- Landing this morning. for sslo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10
RHoDE.ISlAED REPUBLICAN.
NEWPORT:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, ls4I.
Trr GrrrRAL AssEMrIr adi.urped op

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY adjourned on
Saturday last, after session Of four weeks, to
meet in this town en- Tuesday the 4Ih OF May
next. 10 orr preceding columns We have given
the debates upon the different questions OF in
teres, asfully as ourirlits would permit, and TO
the exclusion OF almost every thin. else. We
regret, however, that we are unable, this week,
10 give the debate upon the Smithheld memori-
al and the resolution which finally passed, call.
ing a convention TO form Constitution for the
State. lis SO long that we could not possibly
have given more than very briefsynopsis of it,
but knowing that at present it is a subject OF
much interest, and believing that full report
will be more satisfactory to our readers. we
thought best TO defer it until next week, when
we will give il in full.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

FRoM FLoRIpA.--The schooner Francis,
at St. Augustine, on the 22d ult, brought in
Harney and Childs. in their excursion against
the Semnoles. On the sth, the former in the
Everg glades, cap,ared and killed II Indians
On the 10Th, the latter captured 80 Indians
and negroes, killing 4. On the llth, on the
ST, Johns. Lieu,s. Taylor and Van Vliet, cap
tured Indians. killing /. Col. Harney had to
return for additional force, and is again in pur-
suit of the enemy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

In this town, on Friday morning last. Mrs. Mar.
o.RsT Mason, Widow of DR.. Benjamin Mason, a.
sed 76 years.
Yesterday morning Emelne Amelia, eldest
daughter OF the late Mr. VIM. X. Atkinson. aged
years. Funeral Oh Thursday afternoon. at . o.
clock. from the residence Of Mr.. John b Atkn-
son. opposite the State House, where relations and
friends are requested TO attend
In Bristol on "Wednesday last, Benjamin son Of
Mr.. Daniel Lindsey, aged Is years.
At New York, on the 10Th ult Anna. youngest
daughter of John G. Bailey. Esq, aged 10 months.
On the Sis, ult of bilious fever, Miss Mary b. T..
Lyon second daugher Of the late Mr.. John b. Lyon,
of this town, aged II years
" The death in our last, a, the Portsmouth
AsyIum. OF ElIzabeth Earl. was premature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

ANorHER BRITIsH OuTRAGE.-The New
York Herald gives an account Of another out
rage committed by the commander OF British
man ol-war on the coast of Afrcs. The bark
William and Henry, Capt FIowery Of New
York. while coming out of the river Brassos
sometime in October, was boarded BY the com,
mander Of the Brush man of-war Forester. and
the papers of the bark demanded. which were
refused by Captain Flowery. The captain was
placed under guard and his vessel searched.
Finding nothing upon which to ground pre-
text for OBTAINING the bark, they left her,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10
DOinss in Congress.

The debate upon the Presumption Land bill
last, when the question was taken upon the n
mendments advocated by Mr.. Critenden and
Mr.. Calhoun. and they were rejected, and the
original bill passed by vote of 81 ayes to 10
nays.
A motion was then made to take up the
do so. because there was no probability Of its
passage through both Houses at this session
Before taking any order upon it the Senate ad-
journed.
Previously, the 10th inst was fixed upon for
counting the votes for President and Vice
President, and MIR. Preston was appointed tel
ler on the part Of the Senate.
In SENATE, on Wednesday. the bill 10 es-
tablish a uniform system of Bankruptcy was Ia
ken up and made the special order.
On Thursday the debate upon it was opened
by Mr.. Crit,enden. and continued until the ad-
journment.
The debate upon the Treasury Note bill was
continued in the House. in Committee. until
Friday evening when it was taken out of Com
mttee and finally passed, amended TO make
the sum ten millions instead of FIVE, by major
ity Of 30.
House.
The only incidents Of nteres, which have
transpired since our last are the declarations Of
Mr. Wise, defining his position" Mr.. w.
avowed himself opposed TO the leading propo-
sitions of the Wings he opposed an Extra
Session Of Congress-he opposed the di,iribu-
ton Of the proceeds Of the public lands-and
he opposed Protective tariff. in any shape
" He yielded to no man in desire for the IS
tablishment Of a National Bank, but he was
confident that if pressed at an extra session, it
would be lost, and postponed for twenty years.
at least" He also insisted that General Har-
risen should not be ruled By party; if he was
he should oppose his administration.
Subsequently, Mr.. Rives in the Senate and
Mr. Garland in the House. all frsm Virginia
have made similar declarations of opposition TO
he whig policy as far as it has been developed.
The Wings are in something Of snarl already
and our Doubts Of their ability TO carry out their
i1vorite measures are strengthened.
Others Of the Virginia members have follow
ed Mr.. Wise's lead
On "Wednesday Mr.. Adams made very Sc
we're attack upon Mr.. Wise, which caused grea,
excitement for time but Nr. Wise having
had time 10 get over the extreme passion into
which it threw him, replied in a calm and dig
nihed manner, which completely turned the Ia.
bles upon Mr.. Adams. The correspondent Of
the New York Express says The wings are
mJnly and independent, and do not have 10 ask
party leader what they must say and do /
admit that ice are dirided party" This
shows how things are going on.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION arrived at the
Sandwich Islands Sept. Goth from the Fiji
Islands, among which they had been exploring
for three months. Liest. J. A. Underwood and
Midshi?man Wilkes Henry were treachero usly
murdered by The natives on one Of the FIN Is
lands. The boats OF the squadron were after
wards sen, 10 attack them, and after desper-
ate fight, in which sixty or seventy Of The ma
tives were Killed. they were routed. and the Is
land laid waste.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10
FOR SALE.

AA 4 VERY pleasantly situated and
EI!: Valuable FARM. laying on the east
Hill side OF the island. l-2 miles from town
- being partly in Middletown and partly
IN Portsmouth. containing 1895 Acres Of excellent
Land, Is well fenced with stone wall +; has on II Il
double two story Dwelling House, a good wash
room, cheese d milk house. crib ard grain house,
and large double all the buildings are in
good repair also good well Of excellent sofi wafer;
likewise, water grist mill ,ha, will rent for $50
per year. and is in excellent grinding order. II has
also large full grown grecning orchard, and
young orchards both orchards arc in full bearing OF
excellent fruit. The Farm will be sold on reason
able terms to price and credit; any one wishing
to secure independence for life; will do well to
purchase. II is seldom snch Farm is offered for
sale on This ISLAND. For further information and
terms, apply TO ROBINSON POTTER.
Newport, Dec 30th.-tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10
NEW York CATTLE MARkET. Feb. Ist

NEw York CATTLE MARKET. Feb. Ist.
Reported for the New York Jour. Of Commerce
AT market lll0 head Of Beef Cattle, including
$50 loft over las, week, $50 we're Fl ON the south
balance from this state 50 Mich Cows, and 2l0U
sheep.
There wa. steady demand for beef, and Sl0
head were taken al s6t to ~, averaging S74 per.
cwt
each.
Sheep were mostly taken at S2i TO S51 each.
lIay-Sales by tue load at 62i to 7j cts. per c"t.
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@ GrrtrO


Ii this town. on Sunday evening last. By the
Rev Mr Steers Mr. John c. Gard, 10 Mrs. An
sirire Perry, OF this town.
In Bristol, on the 3lst ult.. MIR. Job Williston.
Jr. to Miss Elizabeth R Randall, both Of Bristol.
ON "Wednesday evening last. Mr.. Durfes r.
Bradford TO Miss Hannah A.. daughter Of Mr..
Nathaniel Munro, Of Bristol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

Aaotttr Burning Mne.-We learn from tho
Potsvlle Register that the coal mine of Messrs.
Stees & Oliver, near Pinegrove, took fire abou,
mouth ago. aud is now burning furiously.-
The mine often noticed still continues burn
ing, and the cratsrs upon the summit of the
mountain are increasing in size aud number.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

Case Of he Tgris.-In the District Court Of
the United States in Boston on Friday. this
case again came up, Judge Davis having decid-
ed that the British ibelant, Mr.. Jackson. must
enter into stipuaons with sureties in the sum
or $1,000, for costs and damages in case he did
not succeed in maintaining the libel. On ac-
count Of the indispssition Of Mr.. Hlllard. who
had been principally engaged in the case it was
postponed to Saturday. On Saturday morning
the libel was dismissed. on the failure OF
the libellant to procure the requisite sureties
Costs were adjudged to the respondents. The
libellant was allowed till Friday next, TO claim
an appeal, or perform the decree Of the party
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

The PROVIDENCE Journal has been enlarg-
ed, and improved in appearance by new type.
1t is a frs, rate newspaper, conducted with abl-
ity and industry and in all else besides its poll
tics is deserviu. Of liberal support.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

daion, aud that It's debts will be paid BY install
men,s. so far as they are paid at ALL"
Sales OF the L. :. Bank Stock were made a,
The Exchange in New York on Monday at 25 .
aud notes were parted with on Friday a, from ! 0
TO so per cent discount. There cannot. how
ever. be much doubt that the bills will all be
paid eventually.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Feb. i.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At msrke, 800 Beef Cattle, 1850 Sheep, and 20
Stores.
90 Beef Cattle remain unsod.
Puces-Beef Caitle-we rednce our quota tons
to conform TO sales to-day few we're purchased
on Saturday at higher prices We quote few ex-
ira at 50 20 first qnaIny, 50 70 so second
quality - , so; tblrd quality, 425 %.
sheep-We quote lots at 81, , 80, asd 2 IS /;
Neihers, 50 IS, %, 75, and So
Swine-Nons at market. About 200 are ex-
pected next week.
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CPTO THE AFFLICTED.
Or. tVhHS' CAmOMllE g. AptRlEHT PILLS.
Dr. GOODIES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
D7. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP Ltor teethiHg.)
Or. HINTS BQTlnlc Pills


THE GENUINE MEDICINES,
are sold at 100 Chalham-street, New York and b.
the regularly appointed agents throughout the
country. The public are therefore respectfully re-
quesied to obtain them fom the regular agents on
ly--as there delIterious imitation ofthese mcdi.
ciues IN the market which renders this caution
necessary, in order 10 guard the public against i'm
position.
AGENTS.
". CALLAHAN, Newport, r. l. o.
TINGLEY, Providence }. NC INTYIiE q Co
Pawtucset; BENZ. EARL 4 Co, Fall River
Mass: GIBSON ~ STERLING, Ct. Barring.
ton; :. POWELL, 80 Corubil Boston, ID.
wITEHlLL, New Haven, Conn., CANFlELD
& ROBINS, Hartford
p BEWARE OF CCUSTERFElTs.
IL See also Advertisements o. tae Afsl page.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

Nary APPrenticeS.-A Midshipmans war
rant has been given as the reward Of mer, TO
one of the apprentices at the naval school at
Norfolk, and TO one of those a, each Of the
schools at New York and Bosten.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10

O}SGen. Harrison left North Bend on the
Goth ult. for Washington City, and arrived al
Baltimore on Saturday. lie was 10 proceed
10 Washington yesterday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10
DISASTER.

rSThe Sch'r Glide Gould of Boston, from
New Bedford for New London. IN ballast, while
running IntC our harbor on Tuesday night, %
inst misiook the enhance, and run into Macker-
el Cove where she grounded on the beach. Capt
ConnUr of the Gutter Vigilant. despatched boats
to her assistance and. after throwing over her bal
last she was got on on Friday morning. without
damage. and brought into this port.-Capt Gould
returns his sincere thanks TO Capt. CoSsoR, the
officers and crew Of the Gutter, for their prompt
and successful assistance
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-02-10
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr at New York on the 3lst ult. brig Florida.
Philips, from AppslachIcoIa Acton, Burroughs,
from ST. Marks.
Arr at Boston, on wednesday last, sch'r War
saw, SweetZer, from Havana.
At Savannah, 29th ult, Sch'r Vrg nian, Bur
roughs, es for Matalzasi 3l.t, sch'r Eagle, WI
ley, from Havana
CID at New Orleans, 93d ult., scLr wolcou,
Nortbup, Richmond.
CID at Charleston, ooh ult. Sch'r Counsellor,
Rogers. Jacksonville
Arr at Wilmington, 22d ul,, brig Despatch
Wade from Gbrsltsr via st. Thomas.
AR al Mobile, 18th uh sloop NImroe. Baker
from North Kingston.
Lds 80 miles above New Orleans, 23d u,. brig
CsnoDicus b BI.Iey for this psrl.-At New Orleans.
23d, brig Harret Vinsou. Idg Tor Prsviden"e
At Havana, 23d uli. schr Tasso, BuTdIck. for
New Orleans, soon.
Arr at Wilmington 4th inst. bn: Eecho, Mes
ser, from Charleston. Cid brig Oetsvia. HoIIe,
JamaIc-.
Cldat Havana 18th ult ,eb'r Franklin Green.
Smith, Mariel; Concord, Carr. for CafdeDss, 10
load for this port.
wHALERs.
A letter received from Capt Price, Of the brig
Helen, Of thus port, dated Noy. Iltb. of the Island
Of Palma. reports her with ITO bbs p aud d.
Black Fish oil.
Sailed from Honolulu, DC, Iih, ship MAR
TIA, P0,ter. OF ihls port, Tor home, Wl,h 1870
bbis sperm oil.
On Oh shore Ground, April IOih, ship RoSaIie
EDDY, oi Warren, wIth 2Oy tbs. VII. 10 -.
Arr m Tarpauhn Cove, % inst. ship NaBtuck-
e., from PacIhc Ocean for Nantucket, With 1900
bis Sp asc 400 VII oil.-Spoke Dec. 25th, Trini-
dad bearing S.sE, brig POCAHOSTAS, Barker,
OF his port vita 20 bols 81 oil
Arr al Ne~ London. 80 inst, sCb'r Pacific (tcn.
der 10 sh'P Chelsea Hams. l%O days ifoia NeS
Zealand 80 bbs vh % sp oil and 10 go lbs bOne.
The Chelsea had lOs overheard VIM. Nsf1s, Of
Calais, Me, aged - she han also lost eight men
By dss,rCu. Capt Jerry Beebe, Of Nes LonGon,
snd s7n two eol0reJ) al belonging to the schr
Amazon, 0i New London. were drowned b. tie
opsettng VI boat 10 The surf, al the Lord Aux.
land Isles.
Ar at DO. 9Th, ship pheniI. Fitch, ~ days fm
Oahu, 100 ibis - OOO vb oil.
Sailed from Honolulu. July 2ith, ship George,
OF NsV Bedford Lake, 90 eTuiss, win 10 bbs
sperm OIL
st Tabhs. Sep, o.. ship Alpha. Conydon. Of
NJ jLtucke', Loo IBIS tIu oil
Bark Flora. al Aev York, from T.Lrs ba. tie
cargo of the ship AieI. Mansfield. u Hudson.
, .,A ,e-.ci a.l eVl1en.rs5 u / % A1gIl lat
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Administrators Notice.

TEIUE Subscribers having been duly appointed
Z by the Court of Probate Of Newport Admin
straiors on the EsiJte ofIsAAC &. pEtkHiM,
late oi Newport, Block maker. deed, aud having
gwen bond az The law directs, request. all persons
having clIiiHs agliu,, SAID Estate TO present the
same Tor adjustment. and al persons indebted TO
said Iftltc In make immrda'e payment 20
STANTON PECkilAM.t .J,,.
JCIlS u. WELDLN.
l'ew1ori, Feb 2 lsiI.
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FOR SALE, Or TO LET,

and possession eiren Immediately.
IA THE Subscriber offers for sale his House
I,;.M and Lot, situated in the central part OF
Atiea- Broad street, and lately occupied by the
Rev. l.. Howard. The House is n substantial, well
built structure two stories high and thirty five fee,
in length by thirty in bredth, with an addition TO the
rear also two stories high and ~ Zee, by ~ in di-
mension, together with a wood house, rainwa,er
cisiern, and well ofgood water. The Lot is spa
cious being 90 feet on Broad street and rnnning
back upwards of $50 feet and covered with varie-
" of fruit and ornamental trees. The whole ioins
mos, eligible residence for u private family. or
may for d small amonnt be converted into n con-
,encni boarding house.
MAY 27.-u WM. G.. HAMMOND.
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M
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY Feb 9.
Brig Manhattan, D1ane, Of and for New York,
from Providence.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Sd
SchrS Sun. Hall, of and for Stenngon from
Providence; Hornet, Burt. and Samuel Crocker,
Hathaway, both Of and from Taunton for New
YORK; Lapwing, McCloud. Of SCituate. FIN Provi-
dence for Norfolk Tama Jarvis. of Chatham,
i'm New York. for this port and Providence
Charleston Packet. Baker, fIom Providence for
Philadelphia.
Providence.
THURSDAY Feb 4th.
Schrs John Jay, Nickcrson. from Philadelphia.
for this port and Providence Harvest. Bates, FIN
Elizabeth City for Providence.
SnED-Rrig Mozart for Philadelphia; Sch'rs
A. NJ. Hale, aud Challenge. New York
n1rPassed up-Brig Neptune, Gladding, of and
for Bristol l3 days from MatanzaS Csskei, OF
and for Providence from do.
FRIDAY Feb 5lh.
Sw barque William, of Goiienburs, from Fall
River.
Sch'r Glide, Gould of Boston, rom New Bed
ford via Mackerel Cove, where she was ashore.
SALED-Brig Manhattan. for New York. Sch's
Sun. Stonington Hornet. and Samuel Crocker,
New York Lapwing, Norfolk; Charleston Pack
ct, Philadelphia; sloop Cadet. Stonngton.
SATURDAY Feb 9th.
sch rs MAIDEN, w lNSDD, Ol ITONlncetONn, rom
Elizabeth City for Providence Susan, Thorn
dixie. of CohaSSett I'm do for do
SMLLp-Bark William, for Boston.
SUNDAY, Feb. sth
BsTque Hebron, Hood, of Boston, from Provi.
dence for Mobile.
Sch'rs Pioneer. Presbrey, from Taunton for n
York; Chariot freeman, Providence for Balt're.
Sloops TecumSeh, Child, and Juno. Brown, I'm
Providence for New York; Willard. Willard, and
Excel Wiliston, FIN Bristol for do.
srPaSsed up. Schr Henry. of Boston, Trench,
Q days from Savannah for Providence.
SAILED-Barque Hebron. Mobile; Schr's Glide
New London Rebecca, Elizabeth City, Chariot,
Baltimore.
MONDAY, Feb eth.
y. 5. Rev Cuttor Hamilton, Capt. JOSIAH Stur-
siS from cruise Of relief TO vessels in disireS, 80
days from BoSton-spoke nothing -Whe coming
into The inner harbor in the night Tup ashore on
the South Point Of Goat Island, but goI of at high
water without any damage.
SchrS Independence, Stewart, Of Fall River, I'm
New York for Providence Premier, Jarvis. Of
and fm New York for do
SAILED-Sch'r Pioneer, PTesbrey, New York {;
Sloops Juno. Excel, and Tecumseh, do Charles,
Ash, Providence.
TUESDAY, Fkb. 9TH.
No arrivals.
Ssnrp-Cutter Hamilton, Sturg-, on a cruise
Gutter Vigiant Connor on a cruise.