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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

rY,kOY FEMALE SEM!NAPlln tls Institution me school
wear consists Il weeks divided n'o two terms o - weeks
each the the first Wednesday Of March, ri the
Close of six weeks; The other none
Wednesday vi September III Tie cloe OF which Is va
cation al two weeks 80,
The charge tuition and board with all the neressares
nrcrd thrreith $3.50 An additional charge Is
made Music aud the either ornamental branches nj female ed
catinno where liked Preferred S}J anrnm, oGr
half payae 81 each will be received
and pupil will he entitled To all the advantages Of tile in
stlluon.
lpis NAV enter period o the and required Ia
pay only from the iime 81 ehtfhhre. . me-,
This institution furnishes I'll ssi- facilities for thorough
course useful and ornamental education. The principals are
assisted, by eighteen professors aud teachers.
Extensive courses annually delivered hy prncs
sor. on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Geology Botany, Asiro
nnmy, Conchooay and llnruton
The institution furnished with library valuable apparatus
for illustrations experiments the Natural Sciences, well
selected cabinet of minerals aud Shells maps, charts globes. mo
delI, &c. -
The department under the charge Of Professor John
p Edwards " who the advantage &" uniting
Thorough knowledge Of ho the French aud English languages
bei.c c English family, and born Paris and educated ~
h. Polytechnic ScBoo The ari progress Of his pupils affords
hc evidence Of his superior abilities teachrr
The pupils received int, thu family of the PRINCIPALS III
improvement of their manners aud morals The. ucch
private rooms each, the Of the fourteen female
eccrs and that OF experienced nurse heing among those 81
The young ladies.
The advantages Of this Institution the result Of The acrumu
lated facilities o the twenty nine nj IL onward progress
Circulars containing more particular inflammation may be ohhia
ed nv application to the Principals John H. willard au S "
Willard, Troy, y. y.
BENJAMIN MARSHALL. President.
ions u. WILLARD, Secretary
Mayor and Recorder of Troy, FIX Oficio
Benjamin Marshall, John d. Willard,
Stephen Warren, Robert ~ Sliiman,
Richard 7. Hart, James " nlacc,
Jas Van. Scluonh6rer, I.r Roy MONTY,
John Paine Griffith j. 6rlih'h,
(;eornc B. Warren, John i. Cnshman,
Thomas Gloves.
Marchl7 ln.-.'m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

YgTUEAT WANTED.-We wish To purchase, nj convenIen
w landings lower James river, coo bushels new neat
early delivery which the highest cash price WIN be PAID
''' $780, WILLIAMS & HANALi"
7-3
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CENrREHILLE

n.
Pin, cantor aloy. named. sold for the ymen oil the
' ntioncd IN Deed, and the sale will h. peempory ai
ln reserve Although title believed To he nhqhes-
~ ~, selling Trustee. will convey only SUCH title as IS
y-.'s! IN me hy Trust Deed. . 49,, -
,,h ~ s,e VII be for cash. is probable that the pur-
r ~ max, nm arrangement with the creditor to obtain Gre
r,on 81 the purchase money. The debt secured IN the
i.ri IA. been, a, sisned To- the Bank 4" Virslna
joins NJ PATTON, Trustee.
S-tds
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-20
AGENTS IN VERMONT.
COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

VuSIlIS BHlsam is offered to the public from fu
conviction thai II is Superior 10 my ether medicine
in for the various dscsts Of the CHEST Its effects
first tested in private practice md the medicine more
extensively circulated IT The ,alits Solicitation Of nany
who received the most signal benefit nom il in GisCar,s the
most distressing N Il blaming.
The prcpnrtr n this tunm tNs for several years raid
pntiCnlaracntion 10 puln Cr0rS cor TrishN watching
their progress investigating their CHis,si, carefully G.
lcrg the effects ri Tie Numerous ~ most HprruvtiCm-
ides which have been rr,scrittA hNSicns oi NIL or
dcrs Us Of most Minds ni patent medicines which have
been offered TO the lrhlic.
1t has been lound produce most astonishiT results in
whuopngc0ush, catnrI affections Of The lungs, Hydro
h' rnS, dropGy o the chest, lInu'E7a, Group, splitting
nj hO d, pan in the side shorress O BREATH corsump
ton and common colds
regulates the natural socctiors Of The system, pro
Curcsa Tree cAICCtUrutOn and ALIAS morbid iTrhb,l.-
Hence It's great utility In NIL diseases If the lungs
Thousands If certificates might lc given II nccce' sary
hut NIL That is wanted Tor its recommendation Is lair ri
al. PniCE, so cents.
Prepared by DR.. II. II. CARTER. Tor sale hy
J. ross, Jr
Woodstock March %, lei2. 90
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!Sl 90 REV ARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" ,red for months any one who will use bottle oi
Hry's Lintmeni Tor the Plies without being cured. OF
thnsand sold, in instance has it failed oia cure.
Proor Overwhelming to he had when is sold. Ii is also
certain cure IN nearly every case, (eNternayl III the
following complaints.
For the Plies, Tightrrss nj the chest ss-
For ali Dr0PSy, peci1Hy m chudrfn,
TsDdcr Feet, Font Ulcers of the iegs, or
Sore throat by cdncs'sor other fungus sores hour
ufccers, eucr obstinate long
Group, AIHdn",
Uboop,ne cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scald Head ChHJi1ins @c. y.
LOOK OUTt
Some Scinjier, hare counterfsed the article and put
il M tr.h ,nrons drrice'. DO not be imposed nnon.-
One thing only will protect yonii is the name of COM
STOCK n co. INT name must a't1gs br on ne irrnp-
per or Won are cheated. Do not forget 1t. Take this
direction with vou and test hy TINT, never bny III for
is in possible for any other to he true nr genuine.
Sold by COMSIOch& w..
II Maiden Lane, New York.
57.ly j. ROSS, j.. Woodstock. VT
n. n. NEWTON, Norwich
j. C. BROOKS, Hartford.
A. ". W1RDNER, Wind
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-20
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

WI lb-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the of coughs, colds, whoopns corsh phihsic,
throat, und all diseases Of the urcs also is in
tcnsiye for clearing the voice for Nocniss or Public
SpCaNers and in consequence Of the extensive sale rrd
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the ubOye complaints has
caused number Of Druggists aud CObitctinnrrs
tCrlc this valuable cough remedy. An imitation has Just
been shown me with my Stamped on the card, evil
IDENTITY to deceive the public. For the genuine will
call for "Wm. Browns Boncsc Candy, Mcdcaied," ard
see that the direction il signed b, the proprietor and the
rand, stamped " WV. Bows" The true article is for
sale in Boston. nj wholesale rnd retail by the Manuactu
rcr, corner Of Washington and Elliot st..
For sale by ]. A. DUNBAR Woodstock, Vt.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-20
a1oetrp.

The following exquisite song by Dr.. Shaw wa
written some fifty years ngo. Waller or sedle
might have been proud Of il. The last line Of III
first stanzas is worthy of "Glorious VIII" him
self
SONG.
Who has robb'd the ocean cave,
To linge thy lip, with coral hue
Who from India S distant wave,
For thee, those pearIy treasures drew
who, from y0nder orleHt sky,
Stole the morning of thine eye'
Thousand charms, thy form to deck,
F,om sea, and earth, and air are torn;
Roses bloom upon Thy cheek,
On thy breath their fragrance horne.
Guard thy bosom fium the day,
Les, thy SHOWS should melt away.
But one charm remains behind,
Which mute earth can nee impart;
Nor in ocean wilt thou find,
Nor in the circling air heart:
Fairest, wondsl ihou perfect be,
Take, U take that heart from me.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-20
RUSSELl& CLARKE,
WATCHMAKERS s. JEWELLERS,

IThVE just rcceyed,and keep constantly on hand awel
/ 4 selected assortment. of GOLD AND SILVER
notwithstanding Of gold and silyJr Levers
Horizontal Lcpr'n Aarum Repeating, Quarter aud coni-
mon WITCHES hlsO,syer Table Desert and tea
Spoons; Cream ladies; Sugar longs salt and Mustard
sruoys. German Sjirsr table and tea SPOONS. Gold
silver md steel Bowed SpEtrACLES Gold and Silver
PENCIL CASESgOd Beads silver Thinhles gold Chains,
Seals and KEYS large assortment Of finger rings ear
rings breast pins, SNUFF boxes tea bells, shy glasses,
first rate z0s, pCnknives, Rodgers fine scissors shell
side combs, together with various other articles usually
sept in Jewellers shop the whole comprising better rs.
sorimcnt thnn Offered in this place beiOctOeerr
with good assortment Of Clocks, such ms Brass 3
bay Chime Brass day common; Brass 81 hours, Brass
MANTLE that run 81 ddys Nth windHg; Brass ,y
time preS, without striking; also first rute WOODEN
CLOCKS; all ui which the, will sell good
they can he purchnsc,at place In this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired and
wnrrnn ted The shortest notice and all kinds of Job
work USUALLY done In their lire of business dispatched with
ncaincss and pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction.
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
~ y. Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock Dec ], 1911, Slit
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Spnil OF lbs age.

TERMS-S2,0O year; l,5O in nd,nncr. The cost a
transportation in all To be paid by the subscribers
Subscriptions not received, advertisements in
serted, unless by advance pay mcnt guaranty of pay
mCn b, some responsible person known To the editor.
Subscribers may have their card inserted for 81 o. spr
non subscribers for 81 n wear.
~ All communications must be addressed. postns >.
paid, to c. G. EASTMAN.
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TO THOWSONIaN'S.

A FEW copies Of Ma,son's American Vegetable Pra
n tice or new and improved Guide Health, desis
ed for the use orfamiIies. For sale BY
Font %, Isil, NATHANIEL RANDALL
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Cash, Barter and Credit Store.
Or. E0Wi.! Da3rM.

INFORMS his friends, that hehas neain made Woodstock
his place Of residence; and will be happy render
sisiance to any, who may wish his professional services
lie may be found the house Of Rev. j. TAzgS on Elm
street.
Woodstock, April 6, 1912 l0l.t
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REVEREND l. COvERTs.
BALM OF LIFE.

4 NEW and uaiuaDie remedy for tie aure OF Lonsump
lion, Ashma, Brouehits, Group, Uhoop'ns Cough, and
all diseases Of the Lungs and Whdyipt; t1ithsueiy
used by The Medical acuity, 10 uhoD
ne receigt has been Jtftiy made hnoun.
Ii, PHELPS 4ND CO. WHOLESALE DRL GGLST,
l42 WATkR STREET, GENERAL AGLN1S, 4hE
PRER1RED TO SUPPLY ALL OkDEhS ON THE
PROPRIEkOR'S TERMS
testimonials Of the highest responsibility III la'o OF his
medicine from Physicians, Cleg!men and Others, who
have become acquainted with its nature and efect,-
among which are the following -
From the Boston Medical Journal, August 2Cth le40.
The following is extract from an article in that Inrer
on" Aiorbus LuyngeuS COncioHdtOrumh or Bronchitis,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON Professor in Materia Medcn
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical Glegc'
1.-THE Rev L. Covcrt's Mixture also now used SO exten
sycN for thi, affection by Clergy men, belongs TO the
class discriminating eNpecurans being one OF those lucky
combinations OF medicinal agents which, while II promotes
eNpectOratn, does not impair the tone OF the siOnuch
OF this medicine ieel at liberty SPEAK since its
position j. held from the PROFESSION, aud We hope
the prOprictoIs will soon see III TO give II TO the public
We therefore, venture to recommend il, having enpo!e
in our own case, aud in the case of many Others with
ccded benefit.
To all ,caom IL may concern; This may certify that
have examined the Rev. CUyert's ingredients, Con-
pounded under the name Of the BALM OF LIFE and te
eyc said compound is happily calculated TO relieve per!
Ofall and afflicted with acute and chronic
diueaseS Of the lungs and windppc, ms indicated by
coughs difficult breahing and pains in different parts q
the chest administered ucdcr suitable ccun sauccs and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH T. PlTNEI,
Physician Surgeon.
AuBuRv, August 3ist, 1889.
This certincs that having examined the Rev. Covert
RAIN or LIFE, in all its component parts We DO be
Heye it to be OF the best compounds tor coughs, con
sumpons, chronic infumatols, etc. OF which We lav
amy knowledge, and do most cordially recommend its
Ia all afflicted with the above named disease.
J.W, DANIELS, NJ. u. s,
W.J.LOyEJOY, M. d. o"'ha'
GORDON NEEUIIAM, NJ u. Onondasa.
T.. LAWRENCE, NJ. d Bnldwrsyills.
On G, r PHELPS, New-Eugland Agent, Hartford, Conn
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MtsreIIa ts6.
THE RIFLE.

by THE LATE WILLIAM LEGeETT
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CHAPTER I.
"--Foul deeds will rise,
Tho all tho earth oerwAelm them, to mems eyes"
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per cent for nsney; in 1897 at most gloomy peri
cd. when peace with the French republic
had failed and the great uutny in the feet took place.
3 per cent consos sold at So. Our own government
stocks after quarter Of century Of peace after has
paid oos OF debt to the uttermost farthing
and the country, notwithstanding the clamor OF the
spectators is in prosperous condition, is obi
ged to pay the of than nine Per cent This
single fact is enough to establish the position that
of confidence in the stability Of the government
that derrives Of the usual money To yield
the rate Of interest," the stock at twenty years
must sell at sixty consequently there will be but
So 100000 realized fer the whole loan. II is in vain
however under the present state Of affairs expect that
the lean will be taken abroad At home the length of
the loan is an objection unless be taken at very
exorbtant rates capitalists look for high rates and
quick returns. The loan in its present ape is how
ever neither thing the other 1t is redeemable
after six months at the pleasure of Secretary
aPerod Of twenty years This is probably to introduce
another feature of the English funding stem which is
to allow Of reduction of the rate of interest in favor
able state Of the market For instance the
SIX per cents, which selling at ninety five
should be made redeemabe at the pleasure of the gsv
ernment and then through imitation of the currency
by the artificial action of the banks the price should rise
to l6 the government would have the option pay it
off par reduce the of interest to Eve per cent
upon the holder
clear that if the loan is taken at ALL it must be at
home Let those who indulge such hope recur 10 the
difficulties that grew out Of the loans made by Boston
and New York to the United States Bank of the latter
city to its State, and recently of both cities to
the federal but S. only Of the United
states taken, and Jet that to cause
most intense pressure What is there in the future to
lead to the hope that's further abstraction of
from the markets will not increase the pressure and pre-
nj from i'm sukc
give activity the amounts of produce contained
in the country1
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sales At the Stock Exchange.
Foreign Markets.

Havana, March 22.-The Warrior and Catharine have
arrived; both cargoes will remain hand until the ho
lidays are over In produce, change of moment SUI
gars, brown, 81; yellow 81 s; whites, n o rs
Our sugar plantations are, am afraid, in bad way
this years there every prospect of no better prices
than Several are already reported rs being
on the eve Of presenting thu mselves.
Coffee planters are even worse prices poino down w.
ry fast, and Rio coffee taking the lead every where
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Died.

Last evening, ANNA SMITH, wife of Frederick Disper
and daughter Of Joseph Strong
The relations and friends Of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at four
oclocK from the residence of her father Third st.
On Monday afternoon, 4th inst. WIN. HENRY MoyoIy
youngest child of Dr. w. scmidt, Jr.
On Saturday, inst Theodocis relict OF the late VIM
Mooney, in The 23d year Of her age.
On Monday afternoon, 4th inst after lingering i'll.
age ~ 49,
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On Sunday the Sd of April, BY the Rev. Mr. Griffin
both Of this city .
AT New Orleans, Mr. SAMUEL HARDY of that city, to
Piss frances, daughter of the late Abraham Levy Of
In this city, by Judge Ings, Mr.. ZrBuLoN PRArr of
Nashville Tenn, to Miss MAriLpA Hathaway of North
Middleboro', Mass. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-06

Leaving out'tanding about sl,o5ooo
The above amount includes the $50 notes which the
last Legislature authorized to be exchanged SIS
less the interest The yes which have been exchanged
for ies Of recent dates and called issues
though in fact is but exchange Of small notes for
large ones while by the terms of the exchange the LA
bities OF the State lessened the amount already
Stated.
For the redemption of this scrip all the surplus reve
Of the State the required for ordinary
current expenditures is pledged and it is receivable for
taxes and other State dues and when received at the
treasury is destroyed The State Treasurer was also
authorized by law Of last winter apply the proceeds
Of the public land Distribution towards the redemption
OF scrip is presumed that the total amount of State
revenue will for the present average about 100000 per
the ordinary expenditures about 900 for
the support Of the government leaving 100000 TO be
applied to the redemption of the scrip So that I'M
toward event prevent it, the whole of the
above issue be redeemed in about three years. throw
ing the whole State debt overheard.
new issue of scrip the amount Of $64 96 for the
payment Of the debt to the bank is authorized after the
LIST inst This will also be receivable for all State dues
except Wabash and Erie Canal landsand is to be paid
on, and received by the State Bank par The sinking
fund and mortgages held for the surplus revenue
pledged for its ultimate redemption This makes ST. SOL
4e6 Of State paper still outstanding and receivable for all
six years. and probably will be years. because as it
decreases the State may issue meet its ur-
gent necessities The matter then stands thus in Indi
ana:-Those bonds which they consider to have been
legally negotiated, will be received in the payment Of
debts and for the public works Those which are con-
sideredto have been illegally parted with will not be
acknowledged at ALL and the interest Of neither tbose
acknowledged those acknowledged will ever be
paid.
In Pennsylvania, precisely the same state of things
exists The debt is s4ooooooo the yearly interes.
100000. The last payments made by borrowing.
which has ceased to be practicable There is outstana
ing 100000 nearly Of relief notes. discount of ftv
cents en- the dollar These receivable for taxes
conse queny the will be off for two wears
A. the time bill has passed the House virtually
refusing take sny steps paw the interest the debt
which is equivalent to Reputation. This is the pro.
gress of dishonor
A. this uncure the federal government has created
adebt Of $l2oooooo six per cent and at the momen. Of
doing 1t, refused by two distinct votes pledge any
fund for its redemption, Hedging only generally such
funds as may be in the treasury for its payment. The
terms OF this loan such to place the treasury
partment in the hands of greedy Wall street clique
The time Of the loan extended to twenty years
underline plea that the capitalists Of Europe like long
loans That indeed Is the when their confidence in
the creator of the Joan is undoubted The
Of England have been obliged pay more than 8,
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COP OF A TESTIMONIAL
FROM THE CELEBRATED DOCTOR NELSON
rIIE ORIGINAL MAY BE SEEN RROA ID

COP OF A TESTIMONIAL
FROM THE CELEBRATED DOCTOR NELSON
THE ORIGINAL MAY BE SEEN AT s72 BROAD.
WAY
Mons MalIan.
sn-The cement with which you filed the decayed teeth
Of Of my friends fully answered the purpose for which II
was applied, and gave the creates: satisfaction.
The specimens ofat al teeh planted gold gumshieds
from OF three or four teeth to complete set for
both Jaws which have execute, level with
here in Europe.
ROBERT NELsoNMD.
March Is. is42. A Franklin street
To Mons. MALLAs Sons,
Surgeon Dentist s7a Brcaiwav ma lm,.-
M !; TH0MAsS co, ,oMMIss!9Ny ASD A AZ
NYLiberal advaLcts'made all raanufacrred foeos, e
chandise aud property ofevery description ntenaeo io
REFERyNCEs
Nessrs. Ersstus Corning u Co, Albany
Rufus II. King X Co, 90
Lewis Benedict * Go. 90
Webb & Douglass, 90
Jared l.. Raihbone. Esq, 90
John Townsend, Esq 90
Russell Fosyth Esg. 60
John Thomas ksq. 20
Messrs. VI. 3. Lincoln 60 Boston. r,..,,.
I'D: fs,ehn, Ess Ca;h ir N.Yi State Bank DO
SIX Stow, ESQ tssh'r Troy City Bank, Troy.
mas lms,ds'
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one mile dstant from Falk leland light wi only nine
,eas lay: dewn than four fsihons and
p % that sSSS s ~, SoVy
hd As.; and one se, 70 my OWE injury =.
Long Island Sound fora boat bs.s direct
3: s &c Pa;'s
spoken.
Massachusetts from New Orleans for Boston, March 90 LAT
Albert Porto Cabello for New York. March 90 lat 81 A.
Augusta. from Mobile for Havana March u.s. lat 90 "a, Ion
Pyn ouih days I'm Havana for Boston March lat 81 40
Elilaseh, daysfm NOrlsans for Gibraltar March a. off
Ci1n from Baltimore for Porto Rico March 49, Q!
New Orleans from New York for Bermuda, March as lat
c.sI. Boston for New Orleans, March ST. Cape Cod by
Homer, (und.uood) from - for NYork. March %, lat
50 40 Ion ~ She large ship and apparently, from Eu-
Gluten from Maisn.a fer wndward port load for Bos
Foreign Ports.
C.G.
1as HsIry NYok Rival Boston; asd Lbro do
TURK' Island, Mar 2i-ln port Bridseton, for NYork.
Omitted ,st.tss Porss.
hhs "a; Mar 70 ss5 "a Ions, BSston
CTrSE Mar so-sld Coral, Baltimore; Caledonia, Pha
MAsHA' Mar sO-wts wind Ruby. for Boston; Hy Clay,
H sASI. Mar esd Rcht Trea,, Msrtipc,.
AO A1 B W fsIaS.Sh m Port,
Apr. Arr Caroline Mary m Mobile for
Leo ThOmastOn for NYori; WIN john Machias for New
s s.., Apria-Arr Pest Boy ,NY0rk.
press; Scott NYork; Plymouth H.vsns; DTssi!s cSraeos
ksy oSn h NTsG
Ga Sophia cfsH!,a
loc Pd.ng, Coast sumatra Nov III Taranto
sST do NJ tsT irene Gopsa, Legs
hSsy hs1. n's ta
1: iss RRssss
kens Ma acaibo Stranger Elizabeth City; Mercy HoIs
asaa:so sslsi% a"% c cSssiSi
81 hsa s3sf a; ST.
0h, March soIsld Champion Nyo5t Phsds
Finley ASsn, f"asn HH Eject Norfolk Nancy
HoINEs RoLE, April a-Arr Outese, NYorh 70. st Johns
Ans 70,
%haston Mary Baltimore for NewburypOrt In port the
My.ysi. CHATHAM about April l-Arr Merida, Cenfue
r psey TVsIan AD, aA RhcSsc phu Mees Grand
yseiRsy bo
AFF oy:ns: India
nnr "a Splendid Ssybrook CT Adene Prov
IA1.'NSSE Ay5l sArr Alm.na Boston, Colombo, do
TUX m 5'I H1I sas fs%s
Boston.
FREDrRIcxssvRc, Va April a-Arr Like, Boston; Lyceum,
do.
NSSnE9Lx Mar AR ir Play Guay,ma; Deskau New
s Mai '1as
al;;, Planet, TsIis lsssd; NV Ks%piop, NYoL, an
H.ss
Albion, Br Antigua; Lewsllyn, Guadsoupe Susan rdwig
lbomasvn Mechanic st Lucs; Helen Gray John Fairfield
and Wm Hart NYork; Sarah Ann, New River Cid Maria
aud Ino, NYoYk
WASHINGTON, NC Mar 2-Arr Huron, Boston, Perfect, do;
GLOBE. West piles; Dah Baker, 25th, Marcia NYork;
cnnda NYeTt; 2sh Mirror do Cid 25h Perfect Boston;
2sth ieieha, West Indies; Smith Philadelphia; 2sh, Myers
Ch.nLE,Joy April i.Arr EDWARD, NYork. CID British
Empire lBr( London Arr Mar a. Thames Turks Island
20 Persia Havre Samuel New bedford Sid James Perkins,
sAvASS ~. Mar ao-Ca Ca.ket Boston AR Madison,
M9nLE, Mar 24-Cd Democrat, providence Arr Burng.
ton Liverpool; Cowper Bostod; VIM James Providence;
Louisiana NYor. ia1ey NewpOrt CD asth sh,nn9p Ii
Sdenee jos Brown Havana: Pufaeh do Democrat PrOv
New OHLEtS, Mar aiCId Cairo, Hayre; Vile de Bor
deaux Clair Havre Margaret Forbes Boston, Sutton do
unoas Havana Arr Claudius, NYork Cid 25th Standard
(Br) Barbados. Arr Hindoo. Boston