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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
EY >CGlIsUlsas uss,VRsi,.

VIE SUBSCRIBER has moved from the Tpinn
Hotel, To the large brick building opposite l., NJ,
John Holns and George Baehys Grurery slmps, mh,tr
he will be glad 10 see his boariprs and rns,nrs as u,u
a., :, ROBERT MORRlsS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
Stock Of .IelcPlrH.

Guld and Silver Lever Watches. Silver Ware Military
Goods Britannia Ware, Plated Casters and Candle
Sticks, and great variety of articles tedious +,
enumeraIe. at pery reduced prices Tor CASH, or shui
credit 10 punciual customers.
My friends and the community generally, are invited
10 call before purchasing. am determined to "losps
without delay and will offer perhaps greater nducenrn,
market.
Those indebted to the concern will please cali and
settle their accounts as speedily possible.
Gt- Clocks. Watches and all kinds If Repairing ex
eculed pnnctually and a, moderate prices.
Nov. IL 4,
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LAW NOTICE.
James Garland y DVnV. H. yyrunrn

James Garland n VIM. ~. HruAch
II AVE united IN The practice III Law. fney viii
attend the courts OF Campb,.ll BsdG,,d A.,
Nelson, Appomat'ox. Charlotte aud Ivnchburo an
cases OF collections will be strictly attended In NV Al,
Branch j. Garland will, by tins arrangement. no on
aoed to give vlgant aud prompt alenon Ia ,he c,ss.
which may be confded to his care in III Courl Of Am.
reals. VI "P'
Dec. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

LEE Il sgDs:s.EES
hFFFI{S fr sale Ia STORE aud AFLOAT
~ 200 bhls good and ,ou non Whiskev
lOo - old Rye aud R.ced, do. Ga part
eNitd fac qualy.)
so 3" prme old Apple lfandv.
40 hbls. aud hhds. n J.. Rum, good quality
90 " good Baltimore GIN.
80 halfplpes and hbls Limitation French Bran
dy. n'tlmm quality,
With general stock at pure DID Cognac and other
Brandtss, "d Madeira Nnr 81. &c, 10 ,chch we in
vie The attention If the trade.
LEE s. ROBERTS.
March l6 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
.N'O1E(,E.

u w. CRENSllAW having Withdrawn from the
H. INN oi McC,arahan, Crpn~haw x Co.. the
business NH b. continued 'nrnrrly, by The suhsen
bers, under the sly lie aud firm at MrCl mahan & Co.
JNO q. McCLANAHAN,
f.. u. MctLANAiAN.
Feb. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
IIIE VATICAN

THIS immense pile ofhudlng Is beyond all ina ina-
ton. ! was told its eylrsne length through the apau-
menls, and not duplicating a single roun WAS 10 900
teei or nearly fourteen English miles. II has 1000
rooms and 200 fight Of stairs. THIS immense nile
contains n'st oi the antiquities oi ancient Rome AS well
as most ui the celebrated satuafy aud paintings Of the
early AZ veil MS the modern artists. There yuu Will
see ksphaefs immortal Iranshguraon, veil as the
great ireseo ol The Last Judgment, with an immense
'umber OF highly meriturious paintings. The sculp
lute Is also great, the nmi.abe (so caIed) Apollo Bel
videre. aud the truly great dying Gladiator with 10
ooO more, some very fine aud OILERS common all TN,
tHsars. and all the Roman Fmperurs, Presidents and
Senators as well as all the aud poes and hos,
ct gods o sea. land and air. In TACT il person was II,
visit the Vatican twice he only tho building
II viii take him 80 days get fully into The routine so
as To understand the road tom room Ia room without
vael-ihe whole Is world Of the fine arts ON much
greater scale than any other city boast Of in ia,
Khan all the cities IN Christedom together The Ii
brary Apartment, when all the donrs are thrown omen
gives single view Il 1900 feet and The Gallery which
YOU firsi enter. where all thu inscriptions in Latin are
rasered IN The walls On each side, is immense Their.
You VIII see thousands ut inscriptions with the names
OF The persons who were merchants or shnpm,r in The
early ages el,inga list OF their articles and the quality
as well as rfce. Many oi these were from punpei,
and some from the runs Of llercuaneum and very ma
ny o Them from the baths Of Caracala the palncr and
baths OF The Ce'ars, and from Abrams palace com.
monty called the vlla and also from the Pantheon and
lemples OF Minerva and Jupiter. and other gods and
soddesses make lumber almost incredible
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
III. EskE.sS.g.v'T.g C.fDE.HH.

fINlE TRUSTEES oi his Institution deem il ne
I cezsafy Ia Say, liai the exclamation oi the pupils
under tie rlsfpr o Henry D. Peters. vi" take place
the l0h e Ami. Several addresses are expected
he friends education fesueeinlly invited 10 at
lrnd.
They would further STATE thai the ensuing session Of
this usiuilou under the management al Miss VARY
=. tUNDiFF. will cnlnmencr the 4h OF May -
The rtpuallun If Miss Gua6'n as an insitucrrss.
stands des,Ivedy HI h. aud canul Tail 10 liDe
raj share 81 public patronage IN AN euo htpned cnnnn
MY Pitnis and euardans washing Their dsuo HERS
wards instructed in the Ena sh branches, will do well
IN palrnnize HE Schn,l.
TERMS.
Per session Of months. Sc
Palnilnt extra Oriental Uniting 3
Nj ~ hniu b
Board can be had al s. per month. convenient 10 the
Schoul. By order ot The Board,
X. J. GuNDIFF. Sec'y.
March l2 WHOA IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

JOB WORK,
"..n Neathess and Dispatch,
At THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

hBoL'rioNIsM AND FRLE TnApE-James G. Bir
ney' me head front, legs aud backbone Of Aboionism
has wri''ena letter IN which he recommends that his
party among other abominabe objects, shall hereafter
60 or The abolition OF the tariff and in favor al drec
tax tor the the support of the Government If the mar
~ adopt the views vi their leader they will he in On,
oil Their objects a. least IN close alliance with their an.
een' enemies the Nnll'flers' The old adage that c,
temes meet is On the eve Of consumm,,l ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06


+ rules held in the clerks Office OF the circuit supero,
n court of law and chancerv for the county Of Halifax
III the month OF February, 1916
Catha'ine ila'l, Mary Hall and Nancy Hail.
Plaintiffs,
William l.. Owen. admir- of Mile. Hail. deed John r.
Hall Joseph Hall, William B. Hall and Elizabeth Hail.
Defendants.
In CHANcERy
The defendants, Joseph Hall and John Hall moi lny
entered their appearance and il appearing by
evrIenre that they not inhaban tins
II ordered thai the said joseph Hail and Jo.
ai', do appear here on the first day OF april nj
answer the Planning bill; and TINT copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Nireinnn Tor NO
months cessivcy and posted the front door Of the court
house oil tins county.
WIN. HOLT, CLERK.
NIRGiNIA:-At rules hel in the Clerks Mice or ibc
Circuit Superior Court ofLaw and Chancery for tn.
Clienry bushnell. Plaintiff
Benjamin D. Harris, administrator of James Monsome
~, decd; John L. Harris and Sterling Claiborne
Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendant Ben amin d. Harris not ba liza
appearance and gwen security ording oil
bly,, and the rules OF this and appearing bv satsl
tory evdenc. that he is not inhabant this ommon
wealth. On the motion OF the plninti by his counsel il Ia
thai the said defendant do appea, here at rule. to
be held in the said clerks office, Inc first Monday in
answer pihlnf1n $ bill, and that
OF this order be fow III inserted in the yncbrg Virgin
la newspaper published in the town of Lvnchburg for
Two months another copy the reu At
the ont do OF the courthouse Of this county, on some
court day. t'opy-Tese ''' 80 ~
u,o ROBERT c. CUTLER, Crk.
"aich WIN
I rules held il, The clerks office of the ciru;t .u,.;
court oinw and chaneerv for the county of l. .inf,a
the mouth OF February, 1916
Jonathan Lukns, plaintiff
against
Samuel p. Fe1r William b Fcrrill, Joshua d. Cban.v
and Pocahonas his wifi, and John Ferr
Defendants.
In CHANcERY
The defendants, Samuel p Ferrill and lillian Fer.
r not having entered their appearances and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they iuha bitanis this
CONFERENCE.-The 1t is ordered thi the said PENDANTS Sam
uel Ferr and William Ferrill. do appear here ON n,
hrsi day 1t April term next and the plaintiff hill
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in tho
INnchbnrg Nirgnan for two and no.
ed at the front door of the house OF this county
Copy-Trste,
VIM. HOLT Clerk.
r CO w2w
VENfif. subscribers. under the firm ii Georpe Wait
u Go. are engaged in mann featuring. in the ci,y6f
Richmond. Va. tina, highly mprored PIuuch invented
and patented few years since ny George Wat, and
init Odurfd To the Virginia public in an editorial article
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

rules held in the clerks Office of the circuit sup,to
court oil law and chancery, for the county laiax
in the month OF March, 1916:
Willium Baily, Plaintiff
against
Benjamin Price md Nancy his wife, and James NJ Chan.
pell admir-. oil jacob yanhook, decd. Defendants.
In CuaNcEEY
The defendants Benjamin Price and wife, wing en-.
ertd Their apparanee and by satisfactory evil
dence TINT they na OF this conmonw eai,b II
Is ordered. that the sad defendants BENJAMIN Price and
vile do appear here the FIRST Monday MAY and
answer the plaintiffs bill and copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the lynchburg Vgnian, for
months successivey, and posted the front door of the
court house oil this county.
Copy-Tcstc
WM. HOLT. elk.
March, WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

ECO w2w
VENHE Subscribers under the firm ii Georpe Wait
Co. are engaged in manufacturing in The ci,y4
Richmond. Va. that highly mprored phnch invented
ana p0ienle" few years since ny George Watt and
Introduced To the Virginia public in an editorial article
OF The Southern Planter for june 1912, styled by way
of description
VJ.4TYN, rHEE ~ arr 4. cx,oCr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
April 9
JlHU WILLIAMS.

CUNNING partner of Williams 4 Victor. in ~
- der 10 cose The business The concern -re.d
possible, offers for sale latge and well assorted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06
Feb. Q

rules held IN the clerks Office oil the circu,, sp,e,or
court OF law and cancrry Tor the county of H,lifa, in
the month OF February, 1896 "
Woodson " ebb, Plaintiff
John Brogan and Elizabeth his WIFE, Jesse f. ADAM and
David 1ribble, Defendants,
In CHANcERY
The defendants John rogan and Elizabeth his fc not
having entered III appearance and appearing by sat,
factory evidence that they inhabitants of this COM
monwcali II ordered that the said defendants John
gan aud wife do appear hee the first day of April term
NJ II, AMI answer the plaintiffs bill; and that a copy of this
order be forth" it'll inserted in the ynchbnrg Vrgninn for
months SLrcessve and posted the front door Of the
court house OF this county.
A Copy-Testc,
VIM HOLT, Clerk.
feb9 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

rg1HE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure in snnonncio
To- iher lfipnds. and The public gennIaly, Tia
they are now receiving supply OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-06

rules held in the clerks Office OF the circuit supero,
"A court OF law and chancerv for the county Of HALIFAX in
III the month OF February, 1916
Catha'ine Hall, Mary Hall and Nancy Hail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-27
VOLUME XII.
NEW TERMS.

Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS. per annum,
ifpaid in advance ~S3 if not paid within six
months from the date of subscription. and
S4ifnot paid before the expiration OF the
year. All subscriptions will be continued,
unless otherwise ordered before the expra-
ition Of the year but 40 paper W ~ be dis
continued until all arrearages are paid, un-
less at the option of the Publisher.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Subscr'-
bers, shall receive the paper for bne year,
gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS sconspicuouslyin at75
cents per square. az Lines, or less, ,of ,ne
Those published monthly or quarterly, will
be charge 81 per square. Advertisements
no, having the number of insertions marked
nm them. will ba continued uutil ordered ont
and charged accordingly. 80,
Communications. post paid, will be prompt
ly and strictly attended TO.
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g .uaat .w!'1!t One Wheel sulkey."--Mt. A.y,
9. g Willis has left a, our Office for M nnEI;s Is,
Inspection. The specifications and draft S ~
DIS single wheel saIkey, willremain : =, fsss =
Gays, un,ll the specifications are ravis.a Ss
ana corrected. Many of,hoss S;n sk;Il.d =.
saen matters, and Who have received iu;s. =.
use descriptions ofi,, are perfectly sa,isss5 a
oi its prac'icability and proniss slsasa s.sa,
M .S ~. 20 tne traveller. We will ada tbss'
pS;,, Dr. Gra" t Is from the pencil Of Villain
e. .,.,aps; ~ Civll Engineer, and isremarksBIs;
.oI cue beauty offs e1scu,ionGSSsi
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

R3- We cut the following fron the Batavia Spirit
OF The Times, of June ~ IL clearly shows hat Wis
tar's basah of Wud cherry has attained a hisn re-
pa anon ~ Batavia as wen us in this CITY.
BAL1AH or WILD CHERRY This is one of
the Vely few pat mt medicines o. the day which we
can recommend with conf lrnce TO all who are af
ftcted with Coughs, Colds OF ptOn, or who
are prediSpnsed 30 the latter complaint Ii has been
used with considerable advantage by IN my families
m town, aud in a 'ew stubborn cases has produced
highly eHeica rffccts.-Rochester Daily Adv.
Editors, lawyers, ClrrgymeE, ant almost every
cas nave At last found out that Wistar,s Balsam Of
VIVID Cherry ~ what 'Eil is cracked up 10 he i" the
very best medicine 20 be fIuni II cures all afrec-
tons of the Lungs when nothing else will.
CAUTION. In setting forth the virtues of Doctor
Wi-tar'S Balsam, we have desire to deceive those
who are lab0nng under Fiction, nor do we wish to
eulogize it more than it Justly deserves. Yet when
va LOOK around and see the vast amount OF suffering
aud distress occasOned by many Of the diseases in
which this medicine has proved so highly successful
We fee that we cannot urge its claims too strongly
or say too much Ia lis favor.
Let the public be on their guard. Other "Balsamsn
and mixtures are sometimes imposed on the unsus-
pcctng for the genuine DR.. Wstar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Some, for the purpose of succeeding better
in their schemes, have used part Of the name of
the genuine as "PhB nix Balsam of Wild Cherry, -
"Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Comrrey, SC - "Syrup sf
Wild Cherry" For sale by
SrABLER Il CANBY, 100 w. Pratt-st
Also. nv George X. Tyler, az r. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover cts; j. r.
Perkins Brother cor. Green and franklin Streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and Green sts GeOrge Il. Keer,
No. 323 baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. fpl3 Iu
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02
AURICULAR CONFESSION.

fWNkHRhh AhC OnhS VIII Dc delivered IN
III behalf OF the Poor by the Rev. ID. l.. GIUsrI-
MANI, formerly Roman Catholic Priest in the city
of Rome, now of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
at the ASSEMBLY Rooms corner of Holiday and Fay
ette streets, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS, the 4th, 5th and 9th Of March,
at half past O'Clock.
SUBJECTS: First Lscturs-"The Moral, Religious
and Political state of tho City of Rome," with DR..
G's own personal experience. {G3- Ladies and Gen
ilemen invited,
Second Lecture -''Auricular Confession of Married
and Single Women by Roman Priests" {R3- Gen
temen only admitted.
Third LeetuTs-"Jesuitism exhibited in all its forms
as ii exists, not as in Europe, but in the ited States
of America Ladies and Gentlemen are invited.
u7- Tickets l25 cents each-to be had at the door
on the above evenings. mia ST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

ny-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES The course
of lectures being delivered in the Fifth Presby-
terrain Church, Hanover-st will be continued as fol-
lows:
Judge MEEK, of Alabama, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, Sd March, Subject-"The Development of
American Mind"
F. w. THOMAS, Esq. of Missouri, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March s. Suhject-''ByrOn.n
Hon. T.. ID. BAKER, of Illinois, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March lG Sub ect-''Commerce, and
its influence on Republican Institutions"
Hon. II. w. HILLARD, of Alabama, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March IL. Subect-"Olivsr Crom-
we'll"
Hon. w. l.. YASCEY, Of Alabana, IN TUESDAY
EVENING, March IT. Subject not known certainly,
but supposed to be ''The Rights vfMarricd Women''
There few course tickets unsOld, which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction. Single
Admission IS cents. fees dt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Greatest Sn0lc Storm of the Season-De-
tentiOn Of The Mails, &c. Yesterday, according
to the almanac, was the first day of spring,
but to "all'intents ard purposes" it was more
like mid-winter. A snow storm set in about
IL o'clock on Friday night, and from that time
up to noon yesterday, period of some thirty
six hours, it continued to fall without intermis-
sion, though not at very fast rate. The
depth in the city is about ten or twelve inches
on level, but from the detention of the mails
we presume it is great deal deeper in the
country and along the line of the several rail-
roads The cars from Washington due OIL Sa-
turday evening at half.past o'clock, were de-
tanned until 9, and the train due yesterday
morning at arrived between and 10. The
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

fhg-JACKSON MONUMENT CONVENTION
The regular meeting Of the Convention will be held
at CITY HALL on TUESDAY EVENING, Sd March
at 7 O'Clock. Bya resolution of the Convention the
Collecting Committees of the several Wards are iu-
vted to meet us at the same time and place. Their
names are as follows:
LIST ward-Peter Wells, Capt, Edwards, Joseph Ram
say, Geo. Freshman and William Duff.
Cd " John P. SrobeI, Geo. n. Wttter, James
Fields, David Wilson, Capt. II. Bevan,
and G. Thompson.
Sd " l. M. Turner, John NJ Smith, Pcregrine
Gorsuch, Hugh Clifford, Rob't B. Warden,
and Vm. C. Spndler.
4th" Thos. Sullivan, VIM. A. Boyd, J. K. Diggs,
Com. Daniels. and DR.. J. Keene.
9Th I" Jas. o. Mccormick, Jas. Lucas, VIM. Fss-
selbgugh, Patrick McKew, Adj Pindell.
9th " Marcus Wolf Matthew Shaw, Nathaniel
Lightner, Thomas o. Sellers, ]. J. Tur-
neT, and Samuel McVeY.
7th a" J.J. Speed, Daniel O'Keefe, VIM. P. Mills,
Henry White of Jno., John Wilson and
Jacob Daley.
9th Charles Howard, F. |. Dugan, Nj. Courtney
Jenkins, John S. Hoins, George Roger
and 4. P. Scott.
10th ." Andrew Armstrong, James Hooker, T. b.
Stone, ]. Sedensricker, Michael Lamb,
and John Lockard.
llth /" c. H. Grimme.l, J. @. Hewlett, David Cush-
ing, Francis Dawes, and II. Beamer.
18th Jesse Hay Jos, Brown, Elias Ware, Felix
McCurIey, and Mr.. Barnaclaugh.
l4th VIM. Wilson, Joseph Wiley, ST.. X. Han
dy, J. j. Snyder, and Daniel Bender.
sae-st VIM. T. LEONARD, }seey's'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02

LICENSE LAW. The New York Herald
says-"we see a great stir made in some quar-
tiers, about the propriety of having the excise
law extended to the city of New York-leav-
ing with tho people to decide, by ballot, whe-
Their rum shops shall be licensed or not."-
The Herald is of opinion, that the evils of in
temperance cannot be remedied by legislation;
for, says that paper, lin reference to an habitu-
al drunkard,) 'if he is lost to all sense OF
shame, and the fine sensibility of our nature
deaf to the entreaties of his friends-heart-
hardened against the searching and affection
ate appeals of his wife-regardless of the wants
of his little ones, and spends his money to sa-
tisfy the cravings Of a depraved appetite
expect legislation to do for such man? Like
all vices inherent in mans nature, or contract
ed by habit, drunkenness must be guarded
AGAINST before it is developed. If this vice be
ever banished from society, it will not be by
force of legislaton-it will be by force of mo-
raj principle, inculcated in the minds Of youth
Although legislation may be unable to work
the reform of habitual drunkenness, yet it may
do something to prevent the spread of intern
perance by removing the temptation. If le
gislation could DANISH ardent spirits fIom 9
particular district or state, it would unquestion
ably promote temperance amongst the people
The great objection to such measure is, thu
loss which would be sustained by the treasury
in the Withholding from it the sum obtained
for licenses; but we doubt whether it does no
cost the tax payers Of New York more t.
maintain the paupers occasoned by intempef
ance, and in the prosecution Of criminals from
the same cause, than the amount of license
money received. In a pecuniary point o
view, then, it would be to their interest to sup
press licenses, and to submit to be taxed.
1t would be of little service in that city, tC
suppress licenses in one ward and permit then
in another; for ardent spirits would still be &c
cossible to every one: the main reliance for re
formation, must, therefore, be upon "mora
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-02
EkOMrHE EXCHANGE REApINe-RooM oeKs.
CLEARED
CLEARED,
Shin Repnhlic. Landis Hayre. B. Buck & Som

Ship Republic, Lands, HaVre, b. Buck & Son.
Brig Constitution, Lauderman, Laguayra Porto
bellO, f w Bruno & Sons.
schr Orb, Hubbard, Ponce, P R, w. W. Spence
& Co.
schr JnO. Alyne, Burgess, West Indies, T. Whit
ri dge g. Co.
schr osceola, North, Fredericksburg, master.
& Co.
Steamer Columbus, Goodwin, for Petersburg and
Richmond.
ARRIVED,
Ship Caledonia, Massicolt, 20 days from New Or
leans, pork lard, tallow, cotton, sugar, VIII iskey
beef &c TO Clark & Kellogg; Hancock x Mann; L.
Jones x Coz H. Rieman Sons; Geo. s. Thos Cas-
sard w. g. G. Morris; Cruise s. Lippincotl; Elder,
Gest0n Co; Rose, Merrill & Co; 4 J Carson & Co;
w II & Robson; Wilson s. Hopkins; NJ 'Cuiiough
Co; Blrckhead & Pearce; WIN. Howell & Son;
and to srdeT
Brig Abbathula, Cram, 20 days from Atakapas, su-
gar and molasses, TO S. Hurbut
Schr Chesapeake, Stuart, DAYS from New York,
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
schr Elcott, Cole, days from New York, assert
ed cargo, TO Mankin.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw In
Hampton Roads ship and full rugged brig; and on
the Herse Shoe brigantine, at anchor.
Schr Kate Pendergast, Evans, from Mayague2, P,
X. 10th ult. sugar and molasses to Kirkland Chase
Co. Left barque Edw'd Koppisch, Raynes, for Bos-
ten in days; brgs Milton, York, for N York. nearly
loaded; Marcellus, Sheffield, for do. loading Dema-
rara, Blanchard, do. do; Thoosa, Goodwin, fin New
hHryp0rt, unc waiting freight; Gee Loyal, Could for
New Haven, waiting cargo schfs Volant, Matthews,
for Norfolk, do II Williams, Elliott, for do, load
ing; Averado, Harding, for do. do Preston, Bush for
do same day; Catharine, Scott, for York, loading
Grafton Hutchinson for do do; Queen, Eldridge, for
do in days; L. L. Sturges, Dorry, for Georgetown,
d. g. sooR, Brig Orb, Gilpatrck, of Saco, sailed 9th
for Wilmington G.. Spoke 81 st, lat IS, len, 70 49,
brig Susan Jane, from =, for Portland.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Louisiana, Williams, hence at Norfolk 9Th
utmO.
Barque Mary, Ruckle, from Baltimore, arrived at
Bath 24Ih ult.
Brig Boston, Hickerson, from Baltimore for Boston,
was at Holiness Hole 25ih ut
Schr Gen. Worth, Atwell, for Aransas BAY, cleared
at New Orleans 10Th ut.
schr Iowa, Bachelor, for Baltimore, cleared at sa-
vannah 23d ult.
Schr Jerome, Parker, for Baltimore cleared at Bos-
ton Goth ult.