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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20
WHITE SuLrmuK, Kentucky, !

January |, lSii
| Gentlemen / am honored with your invitation to
join the Democratic citizens of the third Congress
sional District in celebrating the approaching ami
| versary of the victory Of New Orleans This is not
the first time that have been invited 10 your festive
board and it increases my gratitude and my happi-
ness 10 find that not forgotten in the generous,
magnanirnous and Democratic Northern llbertes.
know ,hat Hy ri fsE hgPy Gevoii6a 10
Democratic principles and institutions, and the hdehty
with which adhered 10 and sustained the Of
the great Captain Of that glorious victory Before !
that gallant and patriotic num- and before
ever expected TO see him, commenced my vlndcaton
of him after his beneficial and brilliant campaign
against the Seminoles; and without flourish OF trun-
pets and drums shall always be ready 10 vindca:e
him aud his when identified with his own
glory and the glory Of our common country. The bat
tie of New Ofl.ans always reminds me OF the capture
of Lord CORVALLIS. One was fought by Washington,
the other by Jackson; one closed the fighting part OF
the Of the Revoluton-the other closed the war OF
1912.
Both Generals the favortes Of their country, were
surrounded by such Lafayette, and in both, the
citizen soldiers, al Bennington and Kings Noun
tain, stood shoulder TO shoulder with veteran and
undlsciplned troops, and all crowned themselves with
glory mperishable.
During the Revolutionary War, we fought our way
10 the temple of liberty and independence, through
blood and slaughter, with Washington chief-we
fought our way In glory and renown, and TO victory
l he CIT Z2nS ol leuhesstc anu iNeHtuSny
participated in that glorious victory With such a
General as Andrew Jackson, his undsciplined army
vas unconquetable, and it precisely according
10 their proverbal bravery to obey the command 10
reserve their fire for close quarters TIL they could
distinctly see the whites OF the eyes of the brave foe
men against whom they were contending The fire
of patriotism is burning upon the atrr in the temple
Of liberty let heep IT ave-let US add fuel, the
fuel of Democracy annually upon the day of that bal,
tie, that the flame may be warm and bright, suiclen,
10 animate and nvigorate the bosoms of the very best
Of our patriots, oppose aggression from abro1d, 10
produce union at home, and to prove 10 all, that we
may rely upon the self government of the people, and
that true economical representative democracy is the
best Government on earth.
| regret that a combination of causes will prevent
me the great enjoyment of being with you.
Most respectfully, r. M. JOHNSON.
r. NJ. JOHNSON The Hero of the Thames; al
ways foremost repelIing the foewheher an invader
of our soil or our Constitution. IL no other battles
were ever fought by him, the Thames and Sunday
Mails would make his immortal in the breasts Of
ffeemen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

THRUST SALE-PuaGt to the provisions oi Deed i Trust
executed by William Cox and Frances l. ms WIFE, OF record
in the Clerks Office o Essex county, the undersigned VIII
.r the highest bidder for cash, on The premises on
second day of February 1874, the Tract Of Land therein
named situate and being in the county ni Essex, bounded
lands Of Henry W. Iatane the lands OF the Estate n
Thomas Wright deceased, and tile lands of Henry Temple
being the residence of William the of his death
hundred aud tweny-eigi aud hall aces he
The less. This is considered one q" I'll. most VI
luae orsi farms Of il size in the county. The soil is
and considerable portion arabic land well taken IN clio
The consist al large aud comfortable dwell
ling, repair necessary buildings orchard,
of vel selected trees, The tile 10 the land
considered nnque"nahle: Int such title only viii he conveyed
purchaser vested the Trustee in virtue Of the deed
of trust aud alIungi according 10 lis PROVISIONS the sale ns
be made for H. could doubtless he mad"
whereby tie purchaser could haze the usual accommodations by
aying interest on the amount of the purchase.
GEO WRIGHT, Trustee.
E,,.v n.cl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

~,HIPNENrS TO ANTWERP.--Lib-ral advances VII lie
made by conssnnlrnis of American Produce
Ia the ,rs &c sesss Bissrhop Rasteyns ~ J. dr Cock oil
aatsrp shipped direct from Richmond, VIA New YORK.
tsor.' Messfs Gerdtas and kunkcnian .
i he Obtained by application Ia MI Charles
Fihnvt e Richmond, or
CLEMENT SMITH, Georgetown, d. c.
-, 1I-2awtw
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COMMISSION BUSINESSThe subscriber la, ing formed 4
Copartnsrship with Mr.. John j. Brown Of buckingham
unty will in future he conducted under the firm
st DEANE * BROWN.
lyon produce actually in hand liberal advances will be made
u Office Messrs. John Maben Co Cary street
Il. J. DEANE
l., 74-aaw3w
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1nE KING WILLIAM TAHNERY.-Ve have in successful
Operations in the upper Of King William county, per-
Tanney Tho fixtures superior, adapted to large
business very competent highly akilul and experienced
Tanner Mr. John g. Bawncr, from The large Tannery Of the
essrs Amnas of Maryland snperinends the yard and trans
acts all business The people this and the adjoining counties
can be accommodated having ali Of Leather ann~d-
Hides al all taken received in change for leather
,cxnonsbje apenis g. SiIER, SR
w. SIZER.
s1e,,, Mills King VIM co Nav % 5s-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

MELtA ACADEMY-The Spring Session o this Institution
will commence February LIST and end July 1T Owing TO The
session of five months for BnaI and Tuition, yahle al!
in advance I'LL then, pupils will he received al the
rate oil SF per month Direct (pos paid Elk ll rn amr'"i'
WIN. II. HARRISON
W.T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

NTOTfcE-r subscriber offers for sale, privately ms VA
IN LIItBIE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting oil
about Cg acres LAND $50 of which are hat land 81 rst
rate quality and nil in high of Improvement On good
oon Of the high land there OF Cloverln the
which land Virginia is superior All things
Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable pro
perry in Eastern virginia. situation healthy, and lts waters
equal To any Virginia. The improvements tile place ARE
large SUPERIOR Of the houses having heen eecfen
within the There large brick Hote',
three stories high spacious ball ~ feet by d. the
adjoining, and "ignc above ahd
large eneme's sitting the basement Story on ear
Hotel there is brick house, each 10
feet length, containing IL oons There Isl likewise,
large framed building containing ~ rooms aud great number
rocms sufficient in all to entertain some o Or t per
sons There very superior dining n"m l1 ieri "ns
built BRICK which sufficiently spacious 10 zine 400 persons;
and comfortable private residence located near e
dining ROOM and well situated for the residence q" those super
intending the dining There IL also good store house, III
which there might business In the mercantile ne
There is also good hath house, with eeh fo's
for bathing The stables are equal any IN Virginia for con-
yeniener there being ono brick sufficient contain
least W horses also, framed stable suhcien TO contain 10
horses The ward and pleasure grounds having been laid out ny
celebrated English gardener aud alihe borders beautifully DE-
cor,ed with srubbrry Of different kinds makes THIS mfs
beautiful situation The Springs LOCALIZED III a surpassed
in beauty by none in the world. The waers oi me Amelia
Springs analyzrd by DIR. Bridges oil nadepa ana
approved of by oct Parish of the same pace e oawhs IS
the analysis, compared with that oil the ",t sulphur 'phsS
cAseoiIs 1,oNrENrS coud GASEOUS CONTENTS:
NOT he ssceaned having es snphats Hydrogen 95cu5 in
capped before the water reach Carbohie ac'u a.,
ed Philadelphia. Oxygen I.taS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20
IuJyabfe S,,,,h Hest .NouDtain Ia,2 far SAFE.

Ialuabie .Somh Hest .M0uRtain Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale TRACT OF LAND situated
in the county Z" Orange. aud containing sls hundred and
thirty Il aons The Lands of john f. Taia-rrn, r
-rrl aa others, and is distant 20 miles from Federck surc
and from Orange Conrth"Se, and Is within half mile of The
Turnpike leading from the latter To the former place About
half OF Land cleared The balance heavily tiMered The
soil very fertile and well adapted the staple crops
but particularly wheat and tobacco Of
portion of the land having Southern The
subscriber confidently that there Is rarely offered
favorable opportunity for capitalists TO invest money than this
land affords.
Persons wishing purchase referred Mr. John F. aa-
fcrro who lives adjoining the Land and any communication adj
dressed Ia the subscriber the appahannock Academy Ca
iolne county, VIII receive prompt attention.
Ii m ahuvc Land is sold previously. Il will he exposed
puilc premises, the 27 Of February,
# not, the next lair day thereafter.
BENJAMIN F. TALIAFERRo
lam 1---tI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

WOOD HOULDiN, .5fTUR.StY iT L.9U, has removed To
w Richmond, aud will attend all the Courts held
CITY r Office Main street, front the Store
q Thomas 4. Price.
n.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

S,hNUfL WlNFREE will sel Tobacco. Wheat and Flour,
- commission aud will particular attention 10 all
etty entrusted To his management.
Olce front building Of Shockoe Ware lonse.
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Second Philadelphia Semi-.Innuni safe IF Boots and
Sloss-FeLruary, 1914.

Shoes february, 1874.
ON TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, February 9Th aud nh the
" will sell his NJ 2s MARKET
street, lr cash. 1000 CASES Of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS,
HATS &C., comprising general and complete assortment OF
es. aud sessuue GODS being received direct from tie
manufacturers.
Purchasers assured that offered will positively
be sold highest bidder and the catalogue will embrace the
largest assorted stock offered auction ia this city
The Subscribers arrangements with the manufacturers
D"n'y sales will To lar held a.
they have been the past year. and on the frat Tuesday in Feb
ary aud August If each year, annual sale
Catalogues will prepared aud goods opened fo exaai
nation tie day previous 10 tla safe.
GEO. w. LORD, Auconcer, 203 Market street
a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

SCIENTIFIC & CLASSICAL SCHOuI-Tlir sub, criber hav-
- Ing employed MIR. Isaac NJ. Thonc Teacher would take
-four hoys as hoairrs in his family The Sc" will commence
on the Isl of February next terminate the lst Of Dcccm
her Board aud tuition the session al ten months,
one hundred dollars
Mr. Thcrne graduate of Union College, New York, and
brings the highest testimonials of his qualifications both sclrii-
c and moral lie Will teach all Of an English cu
cation, t"gciler with Latin Greek French and aian
Post Ohice-Wy nnrsvie. SiEl. u. GAY
Fuyanua Va her IA 6I-wtlFt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

SERVANT WANTED.Wanted either to hire purchase,
- Woman VIII" has been accustomed 10 huuscwok,
anl who Is good Sempess, without ncumhrance Enquif-
4 Office. Nov. 5l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

=, L REYNOLDS, ATTORNEY ar Lar, Rsh'aO"d, 10
once Main street, above the Bell Tavern, over
GWnn Wood Co.'S.
Ian 1i-f
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Richmond, January ], i
NEW BUSINESS.

NEW BUSINESS.
The Subscribers having bought out the interest al Mr. panici
u lsulon ia the business of Ondons, Wi'ngham * Dewy,
cnn- the Goods Business heretofore conducted at
t,ni the style and firm OF London, Wingham
pt,wry, where they solicit The calls oil he CUSTOMERS anu
t'- public generally ,.,, ,osnnN
]. WlLIINGHAM,
a. II. DREWkY.
Tim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

The subscriber has discovered another Spring the waters OF
which exoed very highly by those who nave usea
thew arr certainly yrry strong As virtues Of these waters
there might said aud hundreds OF certificates might be
Inn. ~ - 10 FRANCIS A. WILSON
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 90 1914.

Office Mrs GRAY'S Seminary for young ladies', Tapp,
hammock has been in operation Is, Of
October last She has the Of Miss Juliet Buchanan
lady OF considerable qualifications teaching who has bten ent
rased IN h"i business large Academy the Northern
of the State Of New York
All The branches Of English Education taught, with Draw
ag Painting aud Fancy Work; likewise, the Latin and French
languages.
Mr. Shey Professor Of Music from Germany Ia successfully
engaged III nstIucting the young the Piano.
The terms Throughout all the departments moderate
Tappahannock, Jan. 73-w.iw
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XdTILIIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY At Law" ifiehmond -
w Office on Main street, above the Banks 20 =
Dec wv
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COMMISSION BUSHES

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
N ESBY & tho MPSON, coaMr,soS. REcEIytrG .So FoR
" w,pp,s M.HcuASI- offer their services
every description al Goods aud Produce, ana WIN
make the usual advances consignments.
t,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-20

SCliGOl. An WEST ViEW-1Ls School viii he continued
- in Dr. Mason' 1mily under The direction oI Mrs Jones and
Miss Randolph. who viii duties tie FIRST Monday
i'll February next.
Board for ten months, 500 90
English Tuition for do ~ 90
F,rucb do. do
Music do. do 10 90
Letters, addressed either Dr. George Mason Mrs Mary a.
Jones aud directed Ia Stony Mount brunswick county WIZ be
attended TO- Dec. 80 1D--2iwi~
MO rlCE by deed al uu-t executed Ia me- by
McCagn, bearing dale the first day of May ls' and
duly the Clerks Office o Mrcklenurg county, and,
purposes the said trust will offer for sac on WED
NESDAY the I'd day Of January, lei, al The residence of said
McCargo Of Meckl-nburg, the property conveyed
said deed The property consists Of the Farm Oh which the
said McCeo resides containing eS acres, Is SAID Ia c al good
quality welt adapted TO the culture of "cco corn wheat and
The good dwelling house and all
Ten likely Negroes stock o Horses Hogs
Cattle Crop Of every description, Household and Kitchen
Furniture Plantation Utensils &c. &c Terms made known
day of sale The title the above property believed 10 be
good but acting Trustee shall only such a. Is vested
in mr.. JNO. r. FINCH Trustee.
6l-wds
~ POSTPONEMENT.-Thc above sale postponed to the
18th or February 1914, when will take place The
J. Il. FINCH, Trustee.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, 1914.


Gentlemen: Please to accept my grateful acknow-
Judgments for your kind invitation to public dinner TO
be given by The Democratic citizens Of the Third Con.
gressional District, the approaching anniversary of
The victory Of New Orleans. wish it were in my
power to accept il, without violation of public duty,
but this is impossible at the present period of the
sion.
Will you please 10 present to the company the fol-
lowing sentiment in my name:
The next Presidential Election Let every Demo-
crat his for the deeisire battle This is no
time for civil war among ourselves, when The enemy,
with untiring zeal and vast means, is preparing 10
storm the very citadel Of Democracy.
With many thanks TO ynu for the kind terms towards
myself personally, in which you have conveyed the in
vllation, | remain
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
JAMES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s candidate for the
Presidency HIS decnation will, according to his
advice, nerve the arm of Democracy for the coming
contest. Her sons will not he found wanting when
the tocsin is sounded, though another than her favor
lie is the leader.
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P.sor Tia, be recommended To the Editors Of Newspa
m The publish al the head nf
.r ;rit advertising, and that they strictly al
te Saue aud these prices be always such, as To
cy. 4 fair com, lor the labor performed"
Resolution of The Editorial Contention.
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I'F''F'1 w 10 N<rsbrsU's.'' 80
IMird CORgressionaL District, PhIadtLEhta.


The Anniversary Of the Victory of N. Orleans, was
celebrated by large company of Democratic citizens
ut the third congressional district, ut Worrell Hotel
Northern Lbertirs; Benz amin L. Carpenter Esq pre-
SIDED on the occasion, assisted by the following gentle
men, Vice Presidents: Philip Errnger, John Ithei-
ner, John Wclbert, DR.. J W. Grii,hs, ID. f. Mailer
John Fox S r. Kingston, David Hansy, Henry Ber
rlll, and Christopher Mason.
Letters were received from the following Distinguish
ed gentlemen and their sentiments were greeted with
acclarnat,on and applause:
LSpESwALp, Jan. Z, lol4
Gentlemen Accept my best thanks for the compl
menlary terms in which you have been pleased to com
mnncats TO your friendly invitation lof the approach
ing Sh Of January.
To expressions of respect Of confidence, and, may
add of niiecton, Ike those you have employed, pre-
ceeding from source SO well entitled my own re
spect and regard 1t is not in my nature TO be nsensbe
BE assured, gentlemen that TO Il continuance
OF your good opinion shall be amongst the most favor
ed objects Of my future life. You certainly could no
have addressed me by title more grateful to my
feelings than the "cherlshed and faithful friend
Of the venerable patriot and hero, 10 whom AMI to whose
brave companions in arms, you are about 10 reDde
your yearly trlbnt. of gratitude and respeca tribute
so justly due, and faithfully paid by the Democracy
Of Pennsylvania.
Rrgretlng, gentlemen, that circumstances will only
permit me to be with you i'll feeling,
am, with great respect, very friendly,
Your friend and obd't serv't,
Nj. VAN BUREN,.
To Messrs l.. l.. Lloyd, b. E. Carpenter Lewis Smell
z. G. Bowers, John Painter, and Christopher Mason
Commiit,c.
MARTIN vAx BuREs-The confidential friend anc
cabinet adviser Of General Jackson The course pur
saed by him while the helm of State, Democratic in
every respect. The people desire an opportunity o
manesng their of indebtedness 20 han for his
stern and unbendng integrity since manufactured sen
nent and false issues are no longer test. hls retire
ment for being only the harbnger Of more bril-
liant and admitted usefulness.
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Letters addressed either Dr. George Mason Mrs. Mary 4.
Jones directed Stony Mount brunswick County, will be
attended 10. Drc. 80 lu--2iWlW
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER /
Cleared.

SHY Tennessee, Watts Noeans, Buck Peas; M!s,is-
,pp, Hierd. NoIesns X Collins 8, Co; Hoge'th PEN
dlston, Charleston, w Wh,ock.
Bark " w Brett, Mayhew, Neuviias. Brett yose.
Lamar sannerInan Savannah, Durham & Dimon; Il 6
hourne Perry $! Marks Meteor. Stevens. Fmnkln L.
Cumberland, Hadley Rio de Plate Barclay & Livingston;
SeptenbeI Dawes, Pom Plnt Foster & Nickeon; Caro-
me- Hap aasen Ansoia; Sesf hoTSs Mar.
chunt, Loring hntanzas Smith; Saml Brigham, Dough
~, Miller Cot & ruylor Expert Sawyer, Charleston, FL
vel. Co. Banuer. W,lse, Mobile, via Key West, VIM W
Go; Jonas Smith, Taylor. do Z POWELL Michigan Terry,
Baltimore. Johnson Lowden; Stevens, Briggs, do, <
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The whole n the market heavy today. surso
Of good Michigan CITY Wheat Sold uoat Of q cent?, de.
clue OF cents from the last OF this description which
mas ranked Eee no nis:or 10 the test There half
purcc Of Chcag hou, but refused thing
y cents The weutber is bright again, with strong wind,
favorable for imports 10, OF Howe Flour sold at u l2.
Some round hoop Indiana, mixed Michigan end ordinary
OHIO ~ a. Corn Is cents for canal distiers
The canal exports are eny moderately large There IL
abundance Of produce ship and prce, Of freight have
detgone change, but there seeming reluctance on the
part OF holders send forward much OF the property stored
Fresh entered Fork do,vn SO 100. from wRgoD
All broug. consumed by CITY ude The export VIA the
canal Of Western packed this will reach a. 100
6b and exceed that Of last yea, about 5000 attribute the
gain 70 the increased quantity coming toward the lake at
Cleveland.
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TT T RIB U N z.
THE MorHeRLEss.


You RE weary, precious ones your eyse
ass wandering far and wide;
Thick 20 OF her, who knew 40 well
Your tender thoughts TO guide;
Wac could 10 wisdurn's sacred lore
Your Fixed attention claim =
All rever from your hear's erase
THAT pleased mothers name.
,Tis tin. to cay your. sven;ng hypn.
.Iy youasee; infant dove.
Cons prens thy velvet cheek TO 1inc,
And learn The lay Of love;
BY shsi,ering arms can clasp you all.
My poor deserted thrcng.
Cling, Gs you uses 10 cling TO her
Who sings The angels song.
Begin. swest birdsl the accustomed rGaic;
Come, warbte loud and clear
70 AlasI alss. you re weeping ali,
~ You 're sobbing in gay ear.
Coed nigh;-go gay the prayer she taught
Beside your i;tiic bed;
TIE ijps iha, used 70 bless you ths.a
Are silent with the dead
A fathers hand Your eourrc may guida,
Amid he thorns Of Life;
His care protect those ehrinking pia1ts
That dread the Storms Of suite;
En, ~ho upon your in ant heart.
chsl. liks me mother write
sEho touch the etr;Bss shat rule Inc sort;-
Cas;, sH.i,ren dock Good night.
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cording to the law of every nation in Christen-
dom this was murder; yet notification OF treaties,
laws, and judicial decisions went on unmoles'ed,
and terminated with impunity and victory. The
authority Of the General Government was pros
trste and humbed before notification, and the
country stained with the blood Of murder de-
liberstely committed b. State
To be Coat.zuso.l
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Eorctcn Ports.

AT Gibraltar, 7h u bark Douglass, Townsend, for YORK.
% DAYS, hrc azele. Churchill wig Il. Brs Qceana. Crcis
ton. Tim Cettel SYofk
Baltimore.
Arst Havana. Sl,t ut bark yvabau, Bartlett, York:
big Midas, Bethu6il. Baltimore.
Al cnera,a, the s,h uIt. brig George Scrle Mann.
tn NYork.
Arr Halifax, 81 inst, schr Acadia Barnes NYork: Vico-
~, Thompson. Prince Edward Island for Boston Cleared II:
ane Spa Fraser, OK; Sh, schr Intelligence. Pe!an.
81 Trinidad. sh w. brig ot,er. Bel. I'm NYsrk.
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The 'ehr Cha.c (of PawtuxeO Providence Psna
coo 20 !opch at hey West went Newport Sept.
ad heas; account. have from thnt she was
about mile Abaco daring the gale o 7t ulr
which Is feared she ot with all her crewshe had
Of produce with machinery and hrss -four stesu
boilers Her consisted OF Perez Hopkins master. Bela
min u. Carpenter mate bots OF Providence, and two
and cook, whose names unknown
Brig Good Hope (of and from Newpor Riley, fot Kings
,ea jam |, considered missing vsssedates from Kingston
which would leave her 20 days have been received ana 10
not mention her eInva
BRIG Bunker HILL (of New Haven) Perry sailed from Saint
KITS nl Work previous to the gallo Of sh r and has no
been I'd
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Passengers arrived.

IN DE 0acket-shtp Lirerpoo from Lirerp0olJpmes Bu.
cha1an, exC9nsul, Cunnda; George Morewood RoueIt
ieaeoOd, Miss Fanny Gipn, John Woodruff, Of England
Frances brown New York; Robert Davis and lady, Pitts;
bus Geo Gre'son. M-s Octava Grierson Canuda-ls5
,sercge.
N MeSris qeadeg AZ Boston: f9n HaifS1,Capt Psvld
TOM Tlornus N BuiBe. of York; Mrs Mary Lon lard and
two children: Mrs Cahurne Purcell and child. and Miss Ea
bella Scott, Of Halifax; Miss Elizabeth Sullivan OF Boston
stee