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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06

( EDWARD BoLING.-TR1AL FOR BIGAMY.
The .tral of Edward Boiling, alias Sidney
II. Smith, took place at the Superior
Court of Rockingham. N. c., before his
honor Judge Nash, on Friday the 5lh in
slant. After hoaring the testimony, The
Jury retired upon the charge of The Judge,
and after al absence Of few minutes, re.
turned verdict of Guilty. He was SEN
fenced TO be, branded with the letter B. on
his left cheek, TO be imprisoned three years,
and 10 receive thirty-nine fashes at three
several times, before the expiration Of the
period of his coninement.-:ChaTlottc
Journal .
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06

CALcuLATINs BoY--,tAAplanas -ha.naa nv
boys employed Tor the different purposes
ofcalculalion on the ordance survey of
Ireland, there is at present one named
Alexander Guin, only eight years old, and
native Of Derry, whose abilities at his
early age are truly surprising. He has
got by rote the fractional (ogarithims from
/ to LOCO. which he willrepeat in regular
rotation, or otherwise, as the interrogator
may put the questions. tbs certainly as
tonishing 10 think SO tender mind can
retain with such tenacily and correctness
seven figures Of an all answer according
to their different variations for ! GOO num-
bers. His rapidity and correctness in the
various calculations of lrigonometrcal
distances, triangles, &C., are amazingly
beyond anything we have ever witnessed.
lie can in less than one minute make re-
turn in acres. roods, perches, &C., ofanS
quantity of land, by giving him the sur
veyor's chained distances, while the great
csl arilhmctican. with all his knowledge,
will certainly take nearly an hour to do the
same, and not be certain ottrulh inlhe end
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
CAMDEN soUrH CAROLINA, DEcHMBE1:

ry.-Jhere are no ,beggarly misers, thicve
and robbers among them-no land-sharks
money.changers, fint-skinncrs, and sharp
ers-no striking for wages-no wrangling
disputing aud quarrclling- about gain, ant
the division Of spoils. No@my friends, al!
there, is love, harmony, industry and peace
The corruplionsofs avafice can find no
crack thro' which to enter their well Sc
cured domicils; and sloth is drummcd out
instanter by the whole bee posse comitatus.
The bee>quits his hive in The morning, as
soon as the sun begins to lick the dew
from the grass, and lies him away to far
distant fields, where it buzzcs about from
flower to flower, till he is heavily laden
with the treasure he seeks. AND he then
returns, re.rcturns, and returns again, and
so on till the shades of evening call him in.
He folds up his wings and relires to sleep
with calm conscience, for he knows that
he hasminded his own business, not med
died with others, and laborcd to prepare
for rainy day. His sleep mustbe sweet,
and no mistake.
My hearecs-I might as well let out the
whole cable ofmy opinipn, 20 keep such
il weight Of it coilcd up in my breast
Therefore, Isay, | consider the practice
of bees making honey, far more decent
than many Of your modern plans for max.
ing money, because one is made by indust-
ry-the other by fraud, idleness and ras-
calily. You viii alFgo to destruction in
a dirt-cart one of these days, unless you
t'..nk less Of money, and more of your
oyn'moral characters. The devil is fish
ing for you with a shilling on his hook
for bait. lie caught a wyear the other
daY,tbIthe couldn't keep him. He went
To scale him, but he didn't like to be in
such scrape; and so he slipped through
his fingers, and went kerJaap down into
the muddy pool of his former iniquity.-
But you, my friends, are not all lawyers;
so | advise you not to snap raslly at The
devils shilling, nor hang longinglv round
it, you.may get hooked up BY the gill
and if you do, you are fried eels, as sure
as cat can jump. All you want here is
enough TO make YOU comfortable; and
that can always be got fairly-besidcs
small surplus TO pay your passages tothat
happy land where one is as rich as another
and a perfec! equality g..exis.s. So mote it
be!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06

"A Georgia paper mentions baby.int hat Stste,
only some year old, weighing seventy poCads.e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
To rnr EprroRs OF THE Murs.


Gentlemen would ask the favor Of niche in
your columns for the purpose of calling the aten.
ton Of the citizens generally, and the Tippecanoe
Club, No ], particularly, to the approaching 18th
OF May. What is to be done on that day be-
leve that the order is suspension of business and
that the day be passed in a religious manner
Would it not be as we'll to have procession and
an Grafton or euogy on the death Of our late la
mented PRESIDENT In almost every city Of conse
quence in the Union, there has been something Of
the sort, and will the Metropolis of the State that
has gwen six Presidents to the Unior let this op-
portunity pass, for showing honor TO the llustrous
de,dl No, Heaven forbid 1t. Every one whom |
have heard speak on the subjeci, is in favor OF a
procession, and all arc expecting that the proper
authorities will request It OF the ciIizens. not
aware who Is the proper person. But Il the Presi-
dent Of the Tippecanoe Club, will call a meeting
and choose an Orator for the day, the citizens WILL
am confident, JON in the soemnitIes Of the occa.
sion. What respect has been paid in the metropolis
of his native State, to the memory of Harrison7 A
resolution has been adopted that the citizens be re-
TO wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days. Has this been done l. myself
have seen but three persons who compiled with this
resolution Ifsomeih hing is done in this case il
will reflect an undying disgrace on the citizens Of
Richmond. Ii lis never too late to do good, and as
The time is fast approaching, hope the Cub will
'et upon the suggestions have given above
Il Member ofihs TippeeasSs Club, No l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
GPer the Brlaunis.l
MISEEIT NEnrS

IT.. .s..:. -. c-tl 49, =
A.! nc soSs,p ~ .usnu rnen he britannia let'
msv ebrooieIes The ;o,no,,,n, S,O, 60 .os
,hs, ,hs % zen 90 p.r'o. aa.', tTu' Inoso,,
Of an hour on the morning of the 18th of April. ON
the Terrace, and in the new enclosure.-tbat his
royal hshness afterwards rode out on borseback.-
that the Princess Royal was taken out on airing
IN close carnage THAT her Majesty rode out
~ i.e II VIC a'telhoon Ia pony pnaeton,-
so.s Ia, accompanied het Majesty on
;,., 80 VI oPPsl germany OF me Ism
u.s. u.,ueI 1ne neau OF vienna, announces taat the
wiz nor contract any loan Tor
fact add, The Gazs,,. is nrooS ,n,, ~. LII. MS
Government has no fe,r thai ,hs ns..s 81 E.s,,,"
will he dtsturhed
Am,,n;f..u, a;r... ,...
-: -. { i et "as SNe" 10 NuHhaI va
''aII shades OF politicswere present. P,r,w Cs1Js
and political differences were for the time forsor,en
and Tory, Wing and Radca Joined heartily in striy.
ing who should do most honor to the hero Of the &C.
casion'
An anti-corn law meeting had been held at Liver
poo, ana petition TO Parliament agreed upon
NeIe ahu Suhory speech
prohibition on The imnor,a,,on oc The 81
ss,ence
A s.,iors ,;o, I'D ,.,,., 49,, c-,-
which $500 81 ~ ~ p.Ase q. IN
goons. were imnIic,,eJ iI n m,nns5 H. -
prove very INJURIOUS 10 them.
Admiral Stofford is appointed Master of Green.
witch Hospital.
The BeIsi,p Govsronnsn, b,s me, ,,,o,,o5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
To THE EDITORS OF THE VINO.

Gentlemen; Friday next, is the day which the
President Of the United States has recommended,
should be observed as day of fasting and prayer
as expressive Of a sense of the National calamity,
and in acknowledgment Of our dependence on an all
wise Providence. do not doubt but that every CT
tizen of Richmond will respond to the recommen
dAton ofthe President II is the belief, am conf
dent OF this general acquiescenee, which has pre-.
vented call for meeting. But | ohseve, that
meetings are being held in other cities and would
begto suggest the propriey Of one here, or at eas
some public action by our city authorities.
A CITIZEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

vi vi rs EhFiELD CIhCUiT tOUaT
Mnch 3lst lSil-Levi Swain plslpiid ss.,n, IN
IT,, wn MAY" John q Blair, John Rutherfoor L.
,s,e ehor OF Benjinin T-tc, WIN Wren aIn,S ~ ~,
Doulhai Edmund Norvell, ex'or Of Thom.. S NJ
n iahh Coquhoun Mary blair ex'1 OF John m n.y.
,s nMcay, James Blair. James Wallace I,m.. 500
Pm NSrh.,e Thomas Taylor, WIN Mann, John Adams
n Nsheis- hdmuni Webster, JOSEPH IN Nave w.
Meur, WIN Galt efor Of Vim Gait n t;r..nny" I'm
o. samuel va eenhow, Robert Jennings lam, n. a,
w ~ randolph samuel Scott VIM Price VIM WI, ~ ~,
~ nhhsaee, anh,r OF WIN Wardiow James Curri. WI,
Anosn am John Marshal admr Of WIN MARSHALL aec,a
rnisfay this cam, on TO be hearI imam an, I'm,
ken or confessed aganst the following d-fenianIs Ia
w ~ va Mann Philip Nicholas WIN t:alt Tor of
Gail, deed aud Nm Randolph and sun nv exn,n,.
auu was argued by counsel the plnntiH on S,n.,s,
oh Wn"Ie9i t sehargcd IN the BILL that for the bu,,
,ng OF INC frNSyierian ChuTch Hin in ~.
Suyoi hehuond, by the plaintiff the defer dant James
scout Jr subscribed seO, the defendant "a m Mann 49,
SUI tbs defendant Philip Nicholas snbs, rhs,
S-,o w IN oat (the testaor OF the defendant VIM ls.,
% " o. which stu paid by IN I'm his uIe
me defendant wnB Randolph sub Tibed TO-
lne Court doh order that the Gys nentine de.od
AUS snow ctuse Ui they the III "a ,v M M.
hoh term OF this Court Why they should ooI
ueereed 10 pay into the Farmers Bank OF Va m The Gu
70 me credit oithis cause, subjcctio ths rliure
oIue OF Ws Count the several aid with ln.
iest thereon from the first day OF September ID ISL
uhi deposited and fled feae of deposte with M.
sPeIs IN s SUIT they having been served with cuns ar
And ne Court doth further ajndge orer AMI ih,,
tne ann OF the plaintiff for building Church aDresaJ
cIeieHcd 10 John shore ofthc CIV Of hmon nd who
,hieoy Apo lnied Comm ssoner for that purpose and
~ 10 safe and report to The Court the baisnc
ue n inc pliinh On that and aso the amount
uue ro each OF the several sub 10 the buIiny
me sau Church their respective subs cTiptions win
s maters specially stated deemed pertinent By hlnsaM
OF Mhh may be required 10 be stated by any OF lie
parties. Copy. Teste ~ "' VI tue
C. NJ FARMER n a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

IRIsH BRAvERT AND HoEoR.-On the surprise
Of Ctemona, by Prince Eugene, IN 1902, when Vile.
roy, the French general, most Of the officers, mil.
itarY chests, &c, we're taken, and the German horse
and foot IN possession Of the town, excepting one
place only, the Pc gate, which was guarded by
two IRISH regiments, commanded by O'Mshony
and Bourk; before the Prince commenced the attaek
there, he sent 70 eHpostulate with them, and show
them the rashness Of sacrificing their lives where
they could have no probability Of relief and 10 az.
sure them II they would snter into the imperial ser.
vice, they should be directly and honorable pro.
noted The first part Of this proposal they hes nd
with impatienee, the second with dsdan. TEL the
pnncs," said ihoy, "thstws have hitherto preserved
'he honor Of our country, and that we hope hi,
Gay 70 convince him that We are worthy Of HE &c
tesm. While one Of us eIists, the German eagL.
shaU not be displayed upon these walls This !,
our DELIBERATE resolution, and we will not sdnoi
OF further csptuation" The attack vss eoron,nsss
by large body offoot, supported by five thoussn,
eurrssslers, and sftsrs bloody eondet oft~o hour,
the Germans rs,reatsdi-the Irish pursued tbei
aoVshtags' ano a'aeked them IN the streets Befou
evening the enemy were expelled the Town an,
tbs general and the military chests recovered.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

ErGHT-ASD-THIRTI Eight .and thirty is A
tnghtiul epoch IN The life Of a woman Of fashion.
Hot rooms AID cosmetics place Il on level with
fifty, IN the lady Of country squire. The struggle
between departing youth and coming age is never
more awtut little older, and the case becomes
TOO clear for dispute. At forty she gives % the
field, allowing that time has the best Of IT, But
for The FIVE preceding years. those years during
which, though nolonger pretty, a woman may be
still handsome, tug Of warts terrific. A woman
never prizes ner beauty half 50 much as when il Is
forsaking her never comprehends the value Of "a
ven locks uI revealed by the contrast Of the frs,
grey hair; never hnds out that her waist was slim
and her form graceful, tiIl she has been accused OF
enbonpolni. Brother coTcomJsl II you would ha We
a proper value set upon your homage, pay YOU
court TO woman OF eghtand thirty. The h1ttor
Of little miss Of sixteen is nothing TO the agitation
with which the poor graceful soul uplifs her head
above the waters OF oblivion, in which she was sue
cumbing. Adventures Of a Co1eomb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

Gentlemen-As 1t is understood that MIR. William
Smith has resigned his seat in the Senate, we beg
leave TO present TO the voters Of the District tn,
name Of John c. Hansbrough, Esq. ofCulpcper a,
person we'll qualified to FIJI the vacancy.
Mr.. Hansbrough is young gentleman Of uucom
monty fine habits, OF pleasing and agreeable man.
ners; possessing strong and well cultivated mind
and for his experience in debate is surpassed but by
few men Of his age.
During the late Presidential canvass he acted A
conspicuous part and sustained with great ability
the election Of late benefactor and Patro. Pres
ident.
Should Mr. Hunsbrough consent to hold a pol
and be elected, we confident he would prov,
himself to be, faithful and an efficient Iepresen
tative.
Several Voters Of The DiJiriet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
RICHMOND MARKETS, NAV 10.

RICHMOND MARKETS, May 10.
The clouds still hang over us-ths fall OF rain
last night was immense. To day but little bust.
ness done on the streets. and have no change
to note in the markets. The foreign news has had
no impression.
No sales Stock.
EXCHANGES.-Cheek on New York 81 10
81 pr; Philadelphia ~ to 2 Baltimore to ~.
N. Carolina notes par.
SPECIE.-4 to4i.
PRODUCE.
ToBAcco-Inspection yesterday were moderate.
The demand steady at former rates, though tho
siles went OF more heavily than at the close Of the
past week. We do not al err our quotations.
FLoUR-s4 cay to Also. ns in quality.
CoRN-5O cents per bushel.
OATs--35c.
MEAL-G0 cents do do.
PROVISIONS.
Orr markets are badly supplied with meats and
Vegetables. Ordinary efselling at 10 and 70 cts
Veal l2I, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
Majority for Thompson,
FINE HAMS.

We have omitted for several days to acknowledge
from Mr. John Womble, a choice ham-one of a
lot cured by Charles Duffield Of Cincinnati. With
our neigheors OF the Compiler. we are very to-.
nacou' on the subject Of Virginia curing and would
split hairs" about her peculiar prercsa,ive in this
respect; but we must confess we have rarely met
with more delicious juicy ham than the one pre-
sentcd US by Mr.. Womble. Nothing could be bet
ter, Notwithstanding Corporal Stree,er's dainty
strawberry. He is only grumblng because he got
nothing more substantial. Will he have slice Of
ours1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

antiquity Of AUCTIONS Most of the usages of life,
social, commercial, and martial, may be traced to
the remotest antiquity. Who would suppose that
a sale by auction, and the red Aag which marks the
place OF vendue, could, by the widest stretch Of
fancy, be assmllated with the Roman General,
WELDING his baton or luncheon the symbol in ali
ages OF military commando And yet they are the
same as Tar as their functions with regard to sales
are concerned. The system Of sale by auction orr
ginaIed with the Romans, who sold their spoils in
war under spear fixed in front Of the Generals
tent. The spear was decorated with a crimson Asg,
indicating the tent Of the supreme Commander
THIS Is, indeed. an GniithtSis. Sugar-Rum, Lum,
Ter ana Dry Goods U'rIH'' Victory, Conquest, and
Fame !-Rol,igb Rsgistsy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

AID As>ns They were no, bssy po,isieisas-
'hsy vees faishlel efEesp and busiasss nsn. 70
swsrd HE owe swspt the bulk q these,
oos Of ofhsssss shss for the hrss lime introduced
the dstes,ibls spoils principle. Thn gross outrage
-this slaring wrong to isdividos,s and the public,
ooeh, 70 be rsdressed. The wrong must be right.
ed-and this can only be done. by removing those
who pro6,sd by the original prescription. Beyond
this, and the displacement Of active pariissns dis.
homes, or incompetent officers. ws desire no remo-
walls. But this much, the Locos will have 10 en-.
dure, howl a. they may..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

We DID no, moan yesterday to affirm thai, the late
elections IN this State were in favour ola National
Bank. hoWiar that question va, in issue, we are
not advised But We mssntto siy. rha, the Roooi.
rer' alter having insisted that the issue vas 'BInk
or no Bank" was estopped from questioning ,b.
result, indicated by Wing majority. According
to that paper, the Wings we're the Bank. and the
Loco, the anti-Bank men, and as a majority n
wings are elected, it follows the premises b. o,.
rect, that the Bank carried the dayl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

A letter from Washington states that full half Of
the applicants for Office there are Locos-and were
amongst the most bois,erous p,rlzins Of the de.
funci dynasty. We had inferred from the Loco
prints, that the Locofocos were above receiving.
much less seeking Office q, the hands Of a whip
President. Richie and Blair had better look to this
1t will not be over creditabe for their disinteres
ted, prineipe-loving friends to be caugh, in the
disgraceful scramble for Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

One question n the Enquirsr.-If Mr.. Seldsn is
permitted TO retain his pressst post, will that paper
orits party moderate lis opposition 10 the Admins.
lraton will they give to the President either thanks
or credit Will hey not continue, with as much
bitterness as ever, 10 corp at all he does. and 10
assail and msrepresent oil he saysl II 50, wba,
induoement Is there for him TO overlook the eireum.
stances Of Mr. SIS appointment. rather, by con.
t'nuing him IN ONCE, to justify and sustain them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

The gentlemen, Who had no bowels Of compass.
sion, who applauded To the skies the ruthless pro.
scripion Of 1000 unoffsnding men, by Jackson and
Van Buren,, are shocked TO the last degree, at the
inhumanity Of the present Administration, in evict
ing some scores Of worthless par,isans. 1.-THE CuRo.
tine Is in motion. THE Gilione 10 streaming ,oiih
bl'Od" and such like horrifying ordinations, per-
wade, in capitals, the Federal press. The country
will find in this great outery soms assurance, that
the Administration Of It's choice is IN the line Of it's
duties. There was no one subject, Of subordinate
character Of more general and just complaint sgains,
the late dynasty, than the disreputable characters
whom they hsbtuay thrust into public stations
The old rule, is he honest, is he capable, is he
faithful TO the constitution was VIGOROUSLY disre-
garded, and brawling psrtssns, and moral bank
rupts, who had soruples were preferred for post,
Of trust and responsibility. Hence the numerous
inslsnees Of dsfaeation, which absolutely brought
a stigma upon the American nams-Hence IN,
waste Of the public money-tbe deterioration o
public morals-ths inehieieney, confusion and d.
lspidslion which pevaded every branch Of III,
public service. In the list Of removals and the ella
mour Of the Looos, We are given 70 understand
that these evils are being rightsd.
Bot apart from the imperious necessity for a re
form among Executive agents, with view TO hi
faithful execution Of public duties, we msinisir
that numerous removals are called for, on the prin
eipe Of proseyibirg prescription. When Genera
Jackson came into Office, he found in the vsriou
subordinate stations Of the Government men, VII
had been bred to the line OF life they we're pursuin
who had been Clerks under Madison, MonrO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
.ksfe Ggo0YaGhU.

We have received from Mr.. s. L. Barclay, o.
whom the book may be obtained, a very neat Ii,,l,
volume, presenting OUTLINES Of Geography and His
tory in a concise form for the use Of Schools, b,
Frederick Emmerson-knowo as the author o
"Rmmerson's Arithmetic" The work is adnira bl,
arranged and we would invite Tutors 10 give il Al
sTs animation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

These are the traitors these are the men who
eouldiofgeI every thing in their thirst for gold
These are the souess that could Sc hon.
or, patriotism, and that would sell Heaven itself!
for little Of that shining dust they worship with
such alteration. These ere the reptiles. People Of
Pennsylvania, look 70 them! Put on them the seal
OF reprobation!- Let them be secuted from decent
society.-Bfand them with the mark Of blacklist
infamY, and teach your children to mention them
as you would mention with eIecration the traitor
Arnold, the traitor Burr, or the traitor Hull
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

foreisn Exchange remains steady at 1914 a IOs
The money market generally presents no new
aspect. The rates Of interest upon ordinary loan.
have been reduced. Money is easily obtained a,
bank upon good security, but borrowers are as shy
now as dealers, very many here choosing to wal,
awhile before launching upon an ocean Of uncer.
tainty.
There was severe FIRE in the vicinity OF Wall
and Pearl streets last night. The loss of property
was about 100000. 1t falls heavily upon our In.
surarce offices and upon one or two Of our wor-
thest merchants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
LAW SCHOOL.

JUDGE CLEMENT DORSEY, Of the first Judicial dis
trict Of MARYLAND having located himself IN The village
NJ Badonsburg the City OF Washington, viii, on the
first Monday in May nou, Opcn law School.
lie will have almost daily intercourse with The stu
dents
The course n instruction will slso embrace the laws and
decisions Of those states from whence tho students shall
come.
The village Of Rladonsburr within few miles of the
Capitol AZ Washington, healthy an contains very moral
population, and the students will have opportunity ~
attending tho debates and selecting models ~ eloquenc
from the great aud distinguished Of Congress add bar
of The supreme Court.
The necessary Spcnscs cr boards boarding houses
and tuition fec viii not exceed Tor the year. 500
Reference may be had ~ those ntembersof Congress
who served w Judge Dorsey In Congress between 1925
/ and 1872. NH l2-v2tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, ,hi, day, ~ O'Clock, A. M.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
sehr Thames, EIworthy, Charleston, s. G. sun
dries, to Lancaster, DENLY & Co.
Schr Perfection, Lloyd, Norfolk, sundries, to
Webb, Booker & Hamilton.
Schr Louis, Hutchinson, Port DEPOSIT, lumber.
Schr Orbit, Dimes, Port Deposit, lumber, 10
Shields h Somerville.
Schr Delaware, Edenton, ". G. fish, 10 Webb,
Booker h Hamilton.
Fisher & Son.