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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD.
tSi0rcs No. % INN street and us Fulton sfrssfl
THURSDAY.

"
tsore' No % INN street and us Fulton 'frsef)
THURSDAY,
ne 2,or,neni Of choice furniture and collection Of
eep1,s saa S Is d.. ysre Sing Sing
other pieces Map, to be seen and information given at the
Also, 61s acres Of beautiful woodland located Oneid.
e9 d, a. about Is miles from Urc3, Rcmsea numbered
the immediate neghbohoqd ,ell f9m to so per acre
At lOk O'Clock ~ the sales room.
and Ses s%a S'
Also quantity Of hardware cutlery guns ievery, watch
e A i2S pifSd a 5s aatf Of stock S of tailor
saIsBy order q s9 bs cIna the e
S lsst deceased including the ''''S ''"'
Also turning a'he' s i 9pf Gffe,;
A, lOJs o'clock, - the sal, rooms
desc script sas Il from S%lies Te%ovi"s &C.
Aso ,hs stock o, esG os %sG u,. BY order of
gGeer COMPRISING Sha tables bureaus s sp rugs oos
Also, Kitchen utensils, cutlery, SC.
Also balance Of stock # gsfst from hotels
and ~9i'G" ;'Ii' be
rich and beautiful wSie consisting full dinner
coffee aud dessert Sc new and classic styles also costly va
viii be Yn,eked toby aud arranged for Mon
day, and sold without posponement as above.
M ssTs g. R vi H. Ssit M:.
Lane fine of Hardware, Sc Wig eases cast
steel hollow frame pulies padlocks hat and pins.
trays candesticks, seelyards auges rasps
files saws butcher knives, Sc Also casks skates; also 2,
leather and packing trunks; also nysce of damaged hard
ship George Washington, consisting Of stag table
a%{Si s a% @ sfs
needles Also ami invoice of city made brushes, yiziiair
CLOTH scrubbng aud horse brushes. Also 600 polished steel
fire with standard to match. Also superior assortment
of cutlery. Catalogues ready SCI itsr
TROWBRIDGE x CO, 3Ot Broadway.
THU RSDAi Sept 2lst 10 o'clock the Auction Room
Catalogue SaleA complete assortment of and
cord sofas oil
half three quarter and full French chairs dressing and plain
bureaus eegan secretary book cases. WARDROBE breakfast aud
dining tables marble top rosewood tables card do
rockers chairs do aud rush do
ing, hair mattresses, pliasers, SC.
Also, a fine toned piano forte
Also, lot of oil cloths s2l ltsm
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

Ships Gladiator. Brton London, Crinnell, Mntun & Co;
Thomas Perkins Gnyss MaIselles s T Nieol Don Juan,
johnson Iowden; Monument MaIshall, Charleston Mes.
NTH, Leeds Co-Brigs Chaahoosee Nhi,ton, Remedies,
Leeds Coz United States, York Portland Me By the
Schr A. +. Thorn, Wilson, Wilmington, NC. h, s Powell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

IN oIrNCE or PREVENTION WORTH A
a POtIND OF CURE DR. Lund Calderon's Preventive
against Venerea Infection warranted not TO ia u used as d.
received a. unanimous approval of learned body the
Roy Academy Medicine Paris, surely sufficient guaran
Tee 10 the public another attempt palm them
worthless nostrm. The PARTICULARS Of the experiments made
bv committee appointed by the Royal Academy detailed
ia amph JET which will be distributed gratis by the agent
which also each package of the preparation,
rerusal Of which will convince the soeptica. .
plc kage containing twelve powders. so lm.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

@yhhuS very view orleans SusHs'
~ from ship Ocmugee, aud for sale bv 80. ,
s20r r. X. COLLINS co. 20 south st.
PUR TUGUSr FEMALE PILLS,
r,HESE fr.famel ead celebrated Pills. from Portugal are VS.
perceive 10 be obtained this country See advertise
ment on the last column ss---h 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21
PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.

PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.
THE MISSES CUMMING respectfully intimate that they
tuition the above branches the LIST Of
September The Misses Cs system of instruction in Singing
has for object the full development of the voice after the
Italian method while the style they nculcae is the Scottish;
thus the advantages the Artificial to the natural
the most pleasing and effective.
TermsAt the pupils residence SIS Quarertwo pupils
family SIS; the Misses Cs residence SO quarter
Residence Warren street, of Broadway.
au26 lm'r
PIANO )RTES.
John PETHICK respectfully informs his friends and tho
No. 20i Bleec ker street,
choice Piano Foes which he will sell the
reasonable terms For touch and onehoe important
considerations with PLAYERS Of exptencehe would readily
challenge comparison with he best Pianos and
durability he refers the and frequent ommenda
tons of his instruments by various professors who have nsed
them for the last twelve years The
patterns both of and mahogany, Of ocayes
and eighty notes or full German Sc ale.
New York, Sept. 18th, 1919. s2l lmsec
SCONCIAS PIANO FORTE PRECEPTOR, illustrat-
- ing the principles of Music by novel and improved sys
tenn and designed schools enstuction. The work
has received the appreciation of several eminent professors Just
published, and for sale at 62 Spring street and by
s2l h.r G. G. CHRISTMAN, t0i Pesrl st.
MADAME SUTTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

CoALLase Nut Size $3.50 Stove SAP and fresh Broken
" and Egg of the best Peach Orchard Ash well
weighed city weigher and delivered free Of
age reduction Of % per II taken from the boats
PETER CLINTON, corner of King
Pm and Greenw ich streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

RIO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
i Howquas Mixture.-Ths extremely delicious and unpa-
rallied Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe just
imported for sale the Csnton Tea Companys Gene
raj Tea Establishment Chatham street. New York and Is
Fulton street. Brooklynin packages Price 30 and 81
ZACH IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

A. sAMANOs offers for sale, at No. Wall St. 10 hhds
"A. Muscovado Sugar, and -
IS BAGS Of Coffee landing from brig from st. Jsgo
In Store
10 hhds Sun cured Muscovado Sugar suitable for reiners
boxes white Sugar, free labor
is bales Guisa Tobacco, uitable for manufsc
segar of Lord Byron Woodv eand Of other
brands.
WANTED-A Cooper, and Mil wright that understand.
carpenters work. st Jagodi Ouba must be single and
Of temperate habits. Apply as abov' So lm'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

lxA A FURNISHED THREE STORY HOUSE
f The will be taken board by the present
Acupans The House is in complete Order aud situated
the most pleasant aud convenient of Broadway The
taking the i'll have the privilege of filling the va
with gentee boarders The best references will
required For particulars apply 500 Broadway between the
hours of and6 p. Nj. $50 itisrc
AsA TO LET-The Basement under the Franklin House
:M the north side Of the entrance Broadway-a very
desirable location for boot and shoe maker. Apply at
the office OF the hotel s2l3tse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-21

HUNI IMAM DISFF'NSANf ,ESTABLISH IN BID
u If the world only knew hall the desperate cases Of
disease OF private nature cured by the the untc
Dpensary Division with the ir-iamed and justly
celebrated Hunters Red Drop there would other
medy used This medicine has proved itself twelve yeass ago.
TO he the only aud harmless EARTH Those acn
respectfully invited call aud examine the many Pae
rooms and read hundreds of certificates OF persons VINO nave
been cued by the medicines after all else have aie ce a.
warranted in all Persons in Rochester ana g1h ma
", Boston, Mass and Charleston = u IN want OF t meuI
cine can Obtain tgenuine BY RENTING 81 WI" '"s'"puo"
Of the case, 49, 4,
Gle, sD u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25

The removal OF suffering object phanthropt
n every of the woT hut the principles treating
progressed but slowly many years owing limited
means OF acquiring knowledge but
pnnns press AMI eam may literally be- -ad light
'a"n' upon the wor and the fbc 18th century
au'ase- which his iorrfaers did In this du
SION q" N"rde remedies hav" been
ue peau,n -ior"ousc Of the vegetable
% 10 combine with neurahe and i-,ison which
uhns- Itself throughout IN.
The dust SandsS SarSapar purely ba,
been thorsghiy tested variety diseases and from e.p
renee known tobc Scton on
n'en ofthe glands, leptoy Salt Rhcum Head Ecr-ma
Rheumatism Papaon of the Heart.
In an impure dspmved Of blood arrangement oftbe
digestive The poprcior- daily written
nonals giving interesting details virtues
manuscripts OF various eeriihcar Clergy Magistrate,
AMI iay all confirming the
eeNed and viii eheerfly be exhibited application
recorded sufficiently clear and satisfy redu
on. Of the real merits Of this invaluable medicine
For particulars city pap@rr
Prepared and sold wholesale and eIpoaon BY
bsANDs 4 Co. Druggists aud Chemists Granite BuLinss
NO FS broadway Of Chambers
agent IN Richmond A. Duysi Co. Petersburg Roper Ander
son. In NORFOLK NJ A. Santos and sold the
principal cities in the u. per boule bottle,
~
w me Marshall Total n b.tincncc socIety will
meet this evening at the 9TH baptist Church nj oele Re-
~ d. smith and Others will address meeting lie, all I'm. friend.
OF the cause who can attend, be present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
r. Laws, Esq.

u Among the articles Of cargo brought In the barquo
Chusan, from Janero, Boston, 10000 picks
little instruments introduced 10 Iloiels. The idea has
long been iiincd that IL vulgar pick ones teeth
At the table, but the Of IT, could never perceive
To one with unsound teeth nothing painful than
a. follow his meat with his dessert, while his dontas arc
packed tight with muscle ~ Europe tho practice Of sup.
plying oohpcks at the table, - universal. In the South.
etn part, the keeper Of restaurant would forget
his salt dish his Of tocthpcks. IN Italy, they are
usually made Of yellow soft wood, that yields the prcs.
sure, without being elastic. In England where they can
afford coster furniture Of every description they are
made Of quilts The Yankees famous for whiting.
and we do why oohpcks could not be supplied
from Home AaRutaetue.-N y. Tribune
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
From the Charleston JcfersoHiaH.
FAYETTE CLAY CLUB.
HoS. IIESky CLAY, ASHLAND Ky.

Hos. HENKy CLAY, ASHLAND Ky.
Fayette C. II. Va, September sh. lSi3.
DEAR SIR In common with their Wing Fellow Cit.
sens OF the Union the Mountainccrs o Fayeite nhabng
the elevated ridges and the table lands between the valley
OF the knnawha and Grcenber County have felt profound
modification "thS unparalleled treachery of the acting
President which the OF decisive success
scd standard trail IN the dust before minority thus
unc ctedly reimbodicd ncr total discontinue, Yet
buoyan, spirits amid the annang scenery OF their Noun
Businesses, they have dcspared of the Republic,
They believe that the political principles held by the Wings,
aud the mmendcd by them carry them
full and beneficial operation the country. bS.
scd eternal truth and they rely the ndcfeasbe char
acterisc of truh,-'1hat IL will overcome and prevail"
However, much the storms OF faction corruption and
na, have enshrouded with the mts Of and popular
dcluson the Constitutional Superstruetuc ct our Govern
raised mp by purest and ables Statesmen and
Patriots; despair not that the fountain OF light will dis
perse them 10y rays and adate the Building in all its
colossal and beautiful proportions.
Although tho Wings OF this transmontane region few
and spney settled, partake the Of skishes
than embodied scrcd Corps OF the Army Vet they
why from their mountain peaks, they should raise
the raying cry the Wing forces scattered but
teHted; and that cry will be HENRY CLAY OF Kentucky
10 the rescue who will nj the call ut his counymCn
lice long coveted but briefly cnoyed rcpose OF Ashland
and step forth carry the principles he has
advocated with oneness OF motive, lofty persuasive eo
quencc and manly intrepid ankneSs that challenges and
has met the admiration OF his Country
We have been appointed committee, by the Fsyewe
Clay Club OF Virginia, composed OF Wings few bu,
steel, respectfully suggest To you, that II may all
compou with many public and private engagements
great good would result the this Congressional
District the Attn Hon. Geo. w. summers from from
YOU central pont-say Kanawha c. H. the falls
ot the knnawhsa meeting could readily be
bcd TO and hear YOU, your way from Raleigh
n C. could cheer and animate the OF the
great battle OF principle, 10y least passing visit your
Statc7
In discharging the duty in,ruscd may not be
permitted to add high personal appreciation OF public
career beginning before any had arrived years
maturity and continued period, aughi has
been with continued benefit and glory
try, as well Us with undyng reputation TO yourself.
We are, dear sir with great esteem,
Your friends and countrymen
ALFRED BECKLEY,
H. NJ. DICKINSON,
FRANCIS TYREE,
GEO. ALDERSON
JAMES Y. WAITE,
II. y. ID. ROBERTS,
CIIAS. HUGHART.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
PETERSBURG MARKETS,
MONDAY MORNING, Oct. %, 1919.
Reported Tor the Infringement

lhePOrted Tor the lnellgenccrl
TOBACCO.-In consequence OF the long continuance
o.. dry weather New Leaf either loose priced has
brought in. There is change IN Old i.ugs 81 60 IN
$3.50. Leaf 50 TO 81. Inspections small
COTTON-arriyes slowly and to rather n dull market
Sales last week very limited extent at a TO "a
holders waiting for late These were received on
Saturday evening and large sales in Liverpool chiefly
on speculation at an advance of TO l. Lecrs remark
that these heavy operations the reaction of the excite
m"nt m New I"'k-ind based on an estimate Of 500
900 or less for the present crop.
NhEAI.-Suppies continue moderate, nnL prices
were last week until prime Red reached 80 To- 90:
but the market closed NJ something less
FLOUR.-No transactions except by rctnil n I Il 10
Sl1 " . = "
CORN.-Steady at 50 cts.
BACON-Wcstcm to &. Virginia =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25

SAp.-A Western Editor thus takes farewell OF his pa
irons:
Dear readers with this paper the existence Of
the Oo Our number is full and complete, and We are
busted establishment. We shall gather up our coat and
boots shave off our whkcrs. dun few interesting sPec
OF patrons, that will pay-n promises, and then We
going for go other field OF operation IL may
be more extended, but II cannot well be ieSs."-Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25

u The harmonious Democracy held meeting in Pc
tcrbug Saturday Evening The Inteigonoor says "Not
word was said about Calhoun Van Burcn-noi hint
about ho Syracuse Convention the District System or the
General Ticket mode"
At the Sweat House in this city hear, simarcoursc
Is be pursued. One " the leading members ho Editor
OF the Enquirer announced That any speaker who made
any aIluson to his Presidential vortc would BE- instantly
called 10 order.
From this it would the great Democracy are com.
ing pretty pass They 70 be permitted even
among themselves 10 speak Of candidate for The Pcsden.
cy! They organized for the purpose Of ofTectng
particular object and they cannoirefer H. except by hints
snd inuendoes Was the like ever heard Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
MEETING OF THE Clay CLuB.

The Clay Club OF Petersburg thoroughly oguniEcd
on Friday evening A Constitution adopted. and all
the officers required by IT, elected with great unanmy.
Committee Of Nine Members appointed invite Mr..
Clay visit Petersburg, either when going to- returning
from Raleigh spring resolution, approving OF the
great Mass Convention in Baltimore, spring.
nmousy adopted and the rhOie Club appointed delegates
the same.
WN ROBERTSON, ESD, who ably presided the Tip
pccanoc Club ut Petersburg. in lSi0 unanimously
elected President o the Clay Cub.-On taking the Chair
he delivered able and patriotic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
MARRIEn-

TN Tuesday Morning the 2Ih O'clock by M. Rev
Joseph H. DAVIS Mr.. WILLIAM n WATTS To MISS ELIZA
F'INEi' neee Of Samuel Putney, Esq thi. city.
" The Christian Advocate viii please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
IMPORTANT FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
RESTORATION OF THE SOVEREIGNTY To THE NATIVE Go
NEESMENT

We have much pleasure in laying before readers the
following intelligence received by yesterdays Southern
mall via san Bias, Mexico, from which will be that
the sovereignty of the Sandwich Islands has been restored
TO King kamchancha ILL., from whom had been wrcsicd
by Lord Paulct commanding II. b. NJ tgae CarySori-
The act OF restoration consummated the 3st OF Ju-
~ As the decision OF the British government this effect
was announced IN London early March last sufficient
time had elapsed: prior the end of July for instructions
10 be transmitted via Mexico, Admiral Thomas; and the
tone OF his Declaration clearly indicates that they had been
received. Guaranteed the independence OF the Sand
witch Islands is in effect by England France and the
United States, II will rmer basis than BEFORE
and those Islands will continue to be lodge the high
way OF nations for the commerce of all friendly powers
The United States and England have each, within a few
months past appointed gentleman OF character and niu
ence 10 reside there ia the capacity of Commercial Agent
under whose auspices conneXOn with the native govern
men be hoped that in future all difficulties will be
avoided.
The manner in which Admiral Thomas speaks of the A.
mercan missionaries the Sandwich Islands and their
work. Is honorable both - himself and them
The restoration of the sovereignty Of the Sandwich Is
lands by the British government will afford that OF France
fit opportunity perform the OF Justice the
Society Islands, and there think that
will he embraced. jealousy lest other nation should
take possession OF those Islands, probably leading
motive with France in making the seizure her
count but their independence like that OF the Sandwich
Islands should be acknowledged by the three powers thus
securing France the privileges granted the favor.
ed nation, trust that all her objects will be Accomplished
" y. Journal Of Coninercc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
FARMS FOR SALE.
"HE subscriber IL n,tLo-;l 4

n ~ NupSCrlDer IN authorized To dispose of the
iatn oi Mt T. A. inck~t lying county Of Cbc,,.,d.I
about 10 miles from the city OF Richmond This tract
acres 10 wen umbered well good heart Tn.
ling house harms stables &c all pretty good ore he,.
are on e premises an excellent mill grist mill which
needs some repair Owing To the bad popre,ot m,
whole property offered $4,000. '' ~
V2- One of the finest Farms upon the upper
James River in the market
OF which are low grounds Of the quality. In
the highest state OF cultivation and inferior 10 m, loo
grounds Buildings &c and TERMs-s1G ma
$4,000 cash. the balance time, bearing interest IL .eor
that such an estate is to be- had Apply to
o. no,-,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25

We notice in the st Of passengers in the "Greot West
en-" from New York the l9th the name Of George VI
Awster, Of the house Of Kent Kendall & Atwsier, oth
city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
.npcrler FnmIIr nncon.

superior Family bncOus
elG CASKS Hog reu 0f ausu sized and very fine family Bacon
81 ~ CASKS sclooey Sous fai1y Sides fof ale very by
% 20 JAS WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25


sALE-There viii be Tor sale At the Lecture Room,
OF the lst Pesbyean Church. variety useful e,.
o made articles suitable for Ladies' Gentemen and Children
Ao variety oi Fancy articles The commence on Wed
n'suay afternoon oclock and be- Saturday o.
S"ek % proceeds are to AID IN the Lecture
Room on jth 49, o.
4 NOIION, &c.-Moblr and Louisiana Cwton-N Catoin,
- Sh'd and Tar For@ile by &C 25-3t JNO. MABEN co
p WIEATLY Co received az the baltimore Cash
psie w. Jenkins yesterday. addition assorted
soek-l0 pieces Wool black Cloth, superior quality
10 pieces Inv and olive Green do
20 de- English Fancy Cashmere
10 do Plain Blue and blue In
~ Do Silk Satin and Mcfiup Vrstings, latest styles
30 do White Flannel All wool az 25c PER yard
10 do Swami Skin DO superior article, warranted mol, to
shrink
10 do i2f B1rnsley shseting
- do Plain Bik and waiefcd Alpaca
. cases Fancy Prints
20 cartoons ~ bls and coldsiIk Fringe
DO dozen Cents Msfino Shirts and Drawers superior article
90 do Ladies French Kid Gloves, direct Paris NJ GQle
30 do Gents do do do do
20 pieces bk and blue NIX Bumhazine
10 %" Cashmere DO Lane, style
do Printed sauns. article for Ladies' dresses
10 do Printed Velvet
dozen handsome bored Silk sh1vis
. pieces Rich Watcfed Stripe silks
> bales Whitney Blankets. 10 Rose do Negro do
together with large ~ Hosiery all of which
y VIII dispose NJ upon the terms for cash Az
persons wishing purchase viii please examine for them
selves. a. O..
bT The Star requested 10 copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
HOYT Il co.'s NEW OFFICE,

Drawing OF tine scheme hand by this evening",
mail $4,000 highest prize, 90 prizes Of 1000 &c Tict
cts So-io Nos 10 drawn. certificate of package a,
% whole Tickets S65-share in proportion For sas Nv
% tIpv,, " ss se ny
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25

We understand that the Hon. Abraham Rencher late a
Representative in Congress from the State of North Carroll
has been appointed Charge dAaires OF the United
States TO Portugal in the place ot Mr. Barrow, who has
Piled for permission tn return homc.--Ndt. Int.
Mr.. Rcuchcr became Tyler during the last Con-
grcs and 10 his reward Surely there pat
riouc and disintecstcd party this Tyler party
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25

uSAihChs FAMILY fLoUR-A few bbIs OF IN. .P,,,,cl
u Family Flour, just receive ed and for sale by ~
25-dJt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25

DC -'-dS' BROWN TAYLOR
FINISHED. lot OF Men. sewed Broxan. which ~
~ have had made in the for ho ~
vanis-thcy lighter and n-ater than the R,o,.
equally serveeabl The attention OF purchaser, !.
'o"'"eu p. X WHITE CO.
Boot and Shoe Dealers and Ma nufaeturrrs
Mafke R,id,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25

IL See the letter OF Mr.. CLAY to the Foyeue Clay
Club.
The English papers frequently speak of the frmness of
Tyler and in which imply that they regard that his
dsng trait. How little do they know OF that OF
which they speak Such eNpoons this letter contains,
will put the World right his character.
Fr indeed ii the Specification of the word be "wcOk,
vasjllaiing and iahlcss."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richmond.
Hgh Wat,, IA, day at 5! s'eoet p. NJ

H'gh Ha',' has day at 5! ''e,Oet p. ~
ARRIVED,
Sehr Mobile, Creighton, Itavre de Grace. coal
sloop Augusta. Moore, smihheh. sundrirs
. NEW YORK, Oct 23-Clcarcd, Schr Henry Clay
marnn' Richmond A. b. Cooley schr Lynchburg, Matthias
Richmond.
Arrived schr. Marietta Burr, Knapp 3 days from Rich
-, PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 23-Arrivcd, schr J. Sul,
Teal, from Richmond.