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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10

AS preventive medlclne, and an 0ntldote
gainst the consumptive tendencies ofthe climate
II is valuable. As remedy Tor severe and OBJ
s,inate Coughs, Inflammation OF the lungs Group
&c. it is unrivaled. But the American Agent is
so confident Of the merit OF this great Remedy
in the worst forms of Consumption, that he pre-
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-09-10
E.'oM csneg Dress EIosysssyry.

" I'LL ANI LCIID.
Litchield, March llth, 1916. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
MOUNT VERNON AC.DLMY
FOR SALE OK LEA Il.

THIS ACADEMY, which has btea dE! lacop,Dr
by an act II the Legislature. h. hr1'ttt a.-
pleasant location six mites ta- ~ Hnrt ii-sr. fn.
tian county krniucky; The Academy. = AtcH = tf.
and convenient building, handsomely finished, nhi H.
yidrd with all the furniture and draTains Htc'.-"i!
comfort and convenience, staid> III branittu! gtt
near all unailing spring Of excellent water. Anan
hundred yards from The Academy, there Is J"-t h"Hr
a large and beautiful Gdifcr, TWO stories hiph, =
double pouico in front, containing seven rooms, So"
places ~ each designed as n boarding house ior
dents.
Thr premises on which these buildings are locai,.
scnlain about ole hundred and hIty acfrs unjrf "
prnvement, together with several hundred ncfs hni
proved. There are aiso belonging Ia The Farm F,'rr
Mill, Smiths shop. Oyerse.r House Barn. anda.i RI
necessary out biing>; good uchafd, ~ 6oih .tla
| and Peach, aud excellent walrr--aimrhiS aialttt
Grass oi stock Fam.
These premises together With all the apt rrf n
are offered for sale nj price that >hali TT 'i'eed,a
! cost oil improvements Ur Otherwise Ire pi"ena
who, with u view If other pursuits, ihetds saah.it.
his residence would lease for terra "t srar,i' 40,
gentleman who may wish Ia procure SITUATION iffi
Country Boarding School. From the brhitr-s - =
Of the buildings, together with the rniire absehr' e
causes calculated 10 allure the mind al Tie pAiI E
study this Institution, II is believed, pos> ses ai'a
tages unsurpassed by any in the Green RIVER county
in addition 10 the above there are several snni Vi 81
in the vicinity, containing from one TO tfr- hund.e
acres with excellent water and good Ofchhid-, on
comfortable buildings that could be bought or lease Z
the most accommodating terms. Tune would Ne gs't
or Negroes al valuation would be taken ~ eacbangr
a part Of the above property. IL stli, the pufeH =
coud procure " agons Plouchs, aud stock supt'
quality on the Farm, Il he desired. together ritt ~"
thing rrqIis.Ir for carrying On d.stert. P'fs"r- z
string Ia lease or purchase. VII peise ahdif = tt
Ter. post paid 10 the undersigned, - M'Gni N'fn"
Academy 6 miles Ea,i of iiopsin,vr. CHRISTIAN s
nm. 3l-rln6m WILLIAM AtkkaN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
New YoRK. June 26. 1916

The settlement of The Oregon question has en-
tirely changed The feelings ofthe owners ofwhale-
ships. The ships in Sag Har5oT, New Bedford,
New London, and other seapoTts, are now fitting
ont with great activity. An agent has been des-
patched over land, TO the Pacific Ocean, from all
the owners Of whalemen at The East, to commu-
nicale 10 shipmasters not 10 alter, but 10 pursue
their voyages as if nothing had happened-the
war with Mexico being considered OF no account.
Baltimore Republican,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS
. J. " Rand0lph & Co.'S Bmksiose III u,'.

/ u.k's PRIZE OFFICE, Basement Rooms. 49,
II liot-l, 18Th Street. iAsb
For Tucsday-Sao ,Ooo 10000, 4,o0o. 300 TX
l,iOi lowest No. Prize S5,ly 66 No.. III .,n,a
Tickets $. Also, 5000. 3,06o 1910. IA, i,.a
100, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn Ticket -.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery. rla.s ~.
a u so 81 81 u G. 5 % 3 h,
ilcket Nos. 4 81 81, sold in the above by ;.l'ck
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery. Gas. IA.
IS 26 II IL IS So IL % 80 Is %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
90 CAuTiON!.fy

IN setting forth The yutue- 81 Br. .I>af'. g. -.
We have no desire 10 deceive these ~.o II ia.nls.
under aiictiun, nor do We wish IL rulnsSr { ,o,, .
Il Justly deserves. YET when iurA aDu. Z ~, -
the vast amount of suffering and dIsircs, o,,l,l X,
many OF the diseases IA which nm H,t1,tpr rs.
proved highly successful, We feel thai sa.lt ~
its Claims too strongly, or ray too much N D. i,.0f
Let the public be on their guard Othti ''Hsl.sw..
and mixtures sometimes imposed on lir uis.. r,,
ing for the genuine Or. Wstai's Basan Of MD ii.
ry Some, for the purpose Of succeeding better lti
schemes, have used part Of the Of The c,tst-
Cherry, Comfrey &c, ""Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
None genuine without The written sgn4ute u (
Butts.
1,J- A fresh supply OF the above valuable netIsr.
constantly on hand and tor sale by
Inn. IN cAXNnR A. WOOD M rsi..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, JUNE %.
ARRIVED.

Boa, Flying Lucy, J. S. Layne, with S. tons
merchandise, from Lynchburg and Scollsville, 10
Williams & Robinson. A. 7. Harris, Lee
Tinsley, L. D. Crenshaw, Brothers q Co., and J.
- Boat Phoenix, William G. C. Overton, with
4ol tons merchandise, from Lynchburg, TO L. D.
Crenshaw, Brothers & Co., J. c. Spots, and Fl.
Ludlam & Co.
Boat Victoria, S. Johnson, with 24l tons mer-
chandise, from New Market and charlottesville,
TO A. T. Harris, Ro. Gwathmey, Wren & Macon,
and Deane & Brown.
Boa. Texas, George NewbeTy, with 50. tons
mdse, from Gainesville, TO Deane & Brown Will
liam D. Gibson, j. C. Hobson, Wren Macon,
Sheppard & Williamson, and BuIch & johnson.
CLEARED,
Boa, Exit, J. D. Burton, with 2l' tons mer-
chandise for Lynchburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

We have seen in the papers various versions
of Mr.. Calhoun's Report on Internal Improve
mems, based upon the proceedings oil the Neu'-
mis- Convention. When we receive copy, We
shall express our opinion as to its propos,'o".'
We doub, no, that it is able, elaborate ana emil
neny ingenious. There is great curiosity -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

We are requested 10 state, that the Essex Ca
valry Commanded by Capt George T. Wrishl)
will celebrate the 4lh OF July in the town OF Tap
pahannock. Lieut.. Muscoe Semple will read the
Declaration of independence, and Lieut. K. 5.
Lawrence will deliver an Grafton. The ladies,
the officers Of the county, and The citizens gene
rally, are invited TO attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

1t is but simple justice to Captain Joseph r.
Mansfield, the distinguished and scientific En-
gineer officer, that his brave conduct on The Rio
Grande should be set forth by the press. Gene
raj Taylor pays him the highes! compliment
when he write.
IL would ca. the attention OF The department
p07tlcu!a1lu 10 The services oil the Engineer officer,
Captain Mansfield, whose untiring vigilance and
zeal in periectins The deences that lie had so ably
planned, cannot be too highly praised"
The successful bombardment Of Matamoras is
mainly Attributable 10 the skill, prudence and
selEpossession OF Captain Mansfield. The
Charleston News furnishes the following very in
teresting sketch of the man, and his remarkable
GOODNESS and courage in critical moment:
ave learn from an officer in the Army, (who
was at Fort Brown during the time that it was
sormed by the Me1icans,) that The gallant bear
ing and indeiatlgebso ererlions OF Captain Mans
field throughout The whole OF that ovenllu period
were the theme and admiration of both officers aud
nsn. II is said that he appeared 10 possess the
mower of ubiquiiy, for he was every where, en-
couraeing he men, and directing The fire from our
batteries. While the enemy was pouring gall
ine fire into Inc Fort, The balls railing, and
bombs bursting all around him, this intrepid ofh-
Ger mounted the ramparts, and with the fed
elas. TO his eye, watched with the utmost sang
froid the movements of the forces at Matamoras,
and cooy praised their skill in gunnery, al
though his life was in imminent danger OF being
forfeited by the exposure. His object was 10 OBJ
tain correct observation Of their position, upon
which he could direct the principal battery. As
he closed his glass and descended, smile that
spoke more audbly than words, Frightened his
countenance. The guns were promptly ranged
~ The r1ght Inc, and The Mexican batteries imme-
dialely silenccd.
"Maior Brown, before he was wounded, and
Cant. Hawkins who, after his death assumed the
command, placed The most implicit confidence in
The advice and counsels of Capt. Mansfield; and
all parties agree that the impresnabilily OF The
fort, and the safety Of The brave soldiers vino were
enclosed in il, are mainly TO be attributed to The
skill, energy and daring OF The captain Of The corps
of engineers II is the first instance in American
history, of an engineer, who, after he had plan
ned and built forti6cation, bravely and success
fully defended it. Capt. Mansfield was born in
New York, graduated at West Point and is about
As years Of age. He designed and superinlended
the building Of Fort Pulaski al Cockspur Savan-
nah, magnificent work, which fully alesls his
character as an eminent and scientific cDgineer.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
DEATHS.

Died, IN Philadelphia, the l.rh instrnt N i, g..
year oi nef age, Mrs. ELII sBErlI iNGEGSOII. =.
dow Of the late Jared Ingcrsoil ''' w.
Died. on the Did June al an advanced M I. t..,,,.
county oi Paralysis with which h. hai ..e-l t ..Nr
for several years, RICHARD WRIGHT. - s'rs
numerous relatives and friends mourn ,!rlr lr,rn,
BILE loss. '.epafi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
akfctonroeu1 azeratatree4

On Friday we published an article heaa g,
nElectric Light" and gave The credit OIL II 70 VIZ
Cincinnati Herald. 1t should have been cieu'''u
10 the Cincinnati Enquirer, which has sno~A
much industry in Calculating discovery h'sny
honorable 10 the science Of Cincinnati.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
MANAGER WANTED

I WISH 10 employ, for the ensuing year. %sn,,,.
] FOR an Estate On James River, 4 irw ml,. aN',.
Richmond who is sh,tr Farm =, PiGm,r AL D,.,,.
Industrious, sober. and home staying. \ married f,
with a small family. preferred. fof ,nct a.,so. 4.
none other need apply ller.l Mage wil ~ -is,t
June 3u-cu BERNARD PEYTUN g9Ap.08
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and ,oih the adrics and consent Of tts Senase.
Thomas Gray, surveyor and inspector Of the
revenue for the port Of ST. Louis
Charles Obermyer, consul of the United States
for The city Of Augsburg, in the kingdom OF Ba-
]. George Harris, 10 be purser in the navy, TO
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of pur-
ser Cox.
John y. Clark, justice Of the peace Tor the
county Of Washington.
Edgar Snowden and George w. P. Gusts, JUS
tees of the peace for the county OF Alexandria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
EDITOR IN THE FIELD.

John Forsyth, Esq, the able Editor OF the Co,
lumbus (S y Times has gone ITO The wars as
Adiuant of Col. Jackson Of the Georgia volun-
leers He is son of The late John Forsyth, was
al one time g. S. District Attorney al Mobile, and
is now Postmaster at Columbus. He will take
his ink.horn with him. and promises 10 furnish
his readers with an account Of the progress and
history OF the war. We almost envy him The
excitement OF The scenes in Mexico. Whether
there be fighting or not, ,ha, picturesque country
will supply him with rich materials for para
graphs. We shall look out for some interesting
sketches. Politics in this region have become SO
dull that it is difficult 10 know whalo write about.
The mountain of difficulties which the Wings
raised up in the path of Mr.. Polk have been lev
ccd to the ground by his admirable GOODNESS,
gocd sense and foresight, and his political oppc-
nen,s are al dead halt. lie has quietly done
his duty, his acts have been thoroughly canvass
ed, and he has passed the ordeal in safely. Lei
Congres do lis duty, pass the new Tariff and
other revenue measures, and everything will go
ga sEsOuliiIy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

We arc requested 10 stale, that there will be
celebration of the Alb of July at Halifax Court
House, Va. The citizens generally are invited
m attend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAINE & CO., Rich
wi mnnd. YirginIa.

MANAGERS oFFICE--D. PAINE & CO., Rich
Nl mond, Virginia.
ro, tbi. Ev.nnr-s9o 900, 10000, 1900, 2,soo 800
14O4. Of 200, 2 of 100, OF .0O0 &C. Of Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets SIS. Also, So, 600. 5000, 1000
1851 so, 1000, 10 Of 400, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Ticksts 81.
Drawn No, Of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 1876:
"a IA 10 50 70 Sc 81 IS &c 20 9 IS % 90
Ticket Nos. % 64-another Prize sold and paid by
PAINE & co.
Drawing of Delaware Lottery, Class ISL:
81 y III y - 65 3 80 IS So 81 40 81 8.
Drawn Nos OF Pokomoke Lottery, Glass l25:
30 66 10 IS Sc 30 81 AZ A 20 SIS so.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Class l27
8 IL ~ 50 81 81 II 81 90 36
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass l5s:
IS o6 ~ l6 IS 50 ~ % % is %.
June 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
From the Quebec Gazette ofthe 24M June.
npCA nEITI GALA NIFTY

81. johns (Nemtoundland) Totally Destroyed ny
fre, and Ghy lres lost.
Captain Scarrow Of Inc brig Blucher, which
arrived here this morning from Harbor Grace,
Newfoundland, brings information OF The des-
,ruc,ion, by fire, Of the city Of ST. Johns. The
captain reports tina, The li;e commenced on the
9th inst, and was still burning on the l2Ih, The
day he sailed. A report was current when he
lett Harbor Grace, that the whole city, except
lwo stores, had been destroyed; tina, about fifteen
vessels in the port had been consumed, and that
fily soldiers persisted in blowing up houses 10 ar
rest The progress Of the the flames; but as re-
ga rds the truth of these latter particulars Captain
Scarrow canno, vouch, not having been able 10
procure correct information before his departure.
Since The above intelligence was communcat-
ed 10 US, we may mention that Halifax papers to
the 18th instant have come to hand, but they make
no men,ion OF any such accden, having occurred
Notwithstanding this, the statement above given
NAV be substantially correct, the communica-
ton between these places being somewhat irregn-
lar.
ST. Johns, newfoundland, suffered severely
from fire during the three successive years, 1916,
Isl7. and 1918. On the frs; occasion % houses
were burned. The pecuniary loss amounting 10 up
wards Of 100000 and 800 persons driven 10
seek for habjlallons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
- BuRRUss's OFFICE For To-I

y BuRRUss's OFFICE For To-'as 80. 3
u. Lottery, Glass I2s. S20oOo, NY. wae1
e0o, 1894, OF 200, OF 100, lee q I'm -
tine lowest three No. prize. 66 Noe " ''""
Tickets %; halves 4; quartes9 ara -
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass lsa-s' .- 5i.gs
5000, i,25l, 900, 10 Of 80, Gs. 7s Ne.
Whole Tickets 50; halves ! 50; qua'srr sCsBr;s
Juns 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

FROM MEXICO.-We learn by the arrival
of the British brig Lady of the Lake from Bermu-
da, that the Royal Mail Steamer Tay from Vera
Cruz 2nd inst, had arrived there, having on board
$4,000 900 in specie and 100000 in produce
The Bermuda Gazette says that The Royal Mall
Steam Packet will be allowed TO land mails and
passengers at Tampico, but not quicksilver or
any kind OF merchandise.
In Vera Cruz no notice OF blockade was gwen
10 the foreign Consus, which had caused great
umbrage 10 The majority OF lhem,-bui notice was
sent 10 The Captains of all the neutral vessels "l
war (French, Spanish and English) anchored al
Sacrifcios. The Commander of The American
SQUADRON state. tina, the Royal Mail Steam Pack,
els would be allowed 10 communicate and 10 lana
their mails and passengers, and to take specie.
The packets will not be allowed to carry Mex
lean passengers from por, to port within The Re-
public.
Yturbe, the new Minister Of Finance, suspend
ed temporarily all payments in the custom house
and proposed TO The creditors 10 cede one-hali, 10
be divided amongst them, but as the various con-
tending interests could not agree upon The proper
tons, no arrangement was effected, and The min
lister resigned.
The President Paroles, it was said, was 10
leave Mexico with 10000 men for the North, 10
endeavor to effect some arrangement with the
Americans. There was much said about a revo-
luton in favor OF Santa Anna.
Nf7r y0rk Epeni1g Mirror.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

WIN. Z. nj. Word, Esq, has been appointed
Postmaster at Fincastle, in place of Col. Charles
Aunspaugh, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
CUMNitkClAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JUNE 30.

TOBACCO.-Therei is rather more animation
in The market particularly for mannt'g kinds
We continue former quotations Lugs 81 ~
so; common Leaf 50 so 3 so; middlins
5; good 10 fine so 9; extra manuiae
turing SO 10 so.
FLOUR-S3 IS 3 SIT.
WHEAT-None in market.
CORN-MarkeI dull. We quote al SIS Ct
cents per bushel :.
OATS-From wagons and railroad "A Al
cents per bushel, and from vessels 81 40 els.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran IA cents; Shorts q
cents; Brown Stutf> 80 cents; Ship Stufis SO cts
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN Smithhed and City
" Cured GA cts. Tor hog round Western Side:
Is a & Ia cents; Shoulders "a els. LARf
"a cents.
FlSH-Herrngs, S4s BY the cargo and scarce
Shad 81.
SALT-Sl so from The wharf.
IIME-a5 cents from, vossels
PEASTER-Lnmp Plaster from the wharf
50 IS, Basin bank 25 a so. Tierces Of 500 lbs.
ground 75 on basin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

DURPIN,S OFFICE.-New Jersey Lottery, Class Oh
To-day. Capitals $50 600 In three prizes OF 10 oo
each 80 OF 0O0 &C. Tickets S. Sales close a. ioui
Imns an ''@o' ~ TURPIN'S, No. l0l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
THE HENRICo DRAGONS.

We were so unfortunate as 10 arrive at Bnc-
hanan's Spring too late yesterday 10 witness
the presentation OF flag 10 this gallant corps; but
not too lare 10 enjoy their hospitality, or 10 feas
our eyes upon The better halt OF creation.
The troop arrived at the spring about eleven
o'clock, Capt. McRae in command. Lieut.. HaX-
all was dispatched with squad of men 10 escort
the fair lady who had painted the flag forhe corps.
In few moments thereafter she arrived, when
the beautiful presentation address was made in
behalf of the lady, by Mr.. Jos. r. Anderson, who
performed his duly in manner very creditable
10 himself and the occasion.
The Flag, (Which was really splendid one,
bearing on one side The Coatot-Alms OF Vir-
ginia, and on the other The proud bird OF Ameri-
ca,) was then presented By The fair lady. Capt
McRae replied in his fines, style. The Troop
responded to the addresses in nine hearty cheers.
TIL. company present. ladies and gentlemen, then
par!ook of handsome collation..
We regret that we have no room for the beau
iifnl addresses today. We are rejoiced TO find
that new spirit animates the volunteers in and
about Richmond they are sure 10 succeed if
they receive the encouragement of the ladies'.
GENERAL COURT.-The Summer term OF
this Court commenced its session in this city on
yesterday. The following Judges were present:
Judges Smith, Lomax, Thompson, Field, Dun
can, Taliaferro, Brown, McComas, Leigh Scar
burg. Wilson, Clopton and Nicholas. The Court
adjourned over till to-day at 10 o'clock. II is
probable lha, at this term The Court will pro-
nounce It's judgment on the important case Of the
Ohio kidnappers al Psrkssburg, which was ella
borately argued in December last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

BALTIMORE, June 2S-An'd, schrs. May
Hubbard; Register, Jones; and Presto, Willes-
all from Richmond. Cleared schrs. Pa..ory
Creighton, and Mary Wheeden, Phillips, 10
Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

PHILADELPHIA MARKET. June y.
Flaur-Extra Pennsylvania "a II and West
ern So IS. Grain-Penna. red What So 4 %
and Southern IS S8c. Corn so Coo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
The N. o. Tropic OF June 22d contains Il
- &c. -. .l,anl

following information, dated 900.
MATAMoRAs, May 10th, 1916.
Mazallan has revo!,ed against Paroles, pro-
claiming Santa Anna President OF the Republic
This was done on the 9th May unaer the com
mand Of Col. Teller.
Parades was 10 leave The Capital on the 9th
49,. co. %. G-,rda =, he had = -. Army OF
Reserve.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

MIR. Tucker, the man who, in a fit OF mania a
poiu, stabbed Capt. Ramsey and his family some
time ago, was tried at the Washington Criminal
Court, and acquitted. on the ground OF Temporal
y insanity Capt nd Ssmssy sf'd S ss
the aceuesd-r Ball. SNn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

NEW YORK MARKET, June 27, P. M.
Flour without animation and but little doing
a, Yesterdays prices 700 bbls. mixed Michigan
in poor order, at "a. Small sales of Southern
Al 4a4 25. Within the last week $4,000 bbls
Michigan have been shipped, and nearly al
coming forward is shipped, part on owners &C
coNnf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30

Schr. Louisa Reeves, sooy, Philadelphia.
Schr. Hurd, Elms, Boston.
PORT WALTHALL, June 2l.-Arrived
brig Hamlet, in ballast, TO Clover Hill Mining
Company. Schr. Frances Eldin, from Boston
with plaster, hay and lime.
In Hampton Roads, brig Calharine, yespor
from Charleston, bound TO City Point
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF oND.
ti,sh wa'er this day, ats O'Clock, A. NJ.

Schr Lynchburs, Gould, New York, sundries
to Davenport, Allen Co., Bodeker & Bro, Q
A. Strecker, A. D. Molial, Webb, Bacon & Co.
S. Merchant, L. NJ. Leonard, Gaynor & Woot
w. Taylor, R. R. Dual, 6. Delarue, g. Wat
& Co, Duval & Purcell, Caleb Jones, Gordon s
Skinker S. Bonavila, J. Fishers Sons, +. +
Hart, b. Peyion, R. NJ. Burton, Drinker s
Morris, J. r. Anderson, W. Ritter, Fl. A. Wait
J. G: Spots, ROYAL s Morgan, w. Wyatt, $
NJ. Zachris. on, Brooks, Bell & Hudson, j. Goude
Hubbard, Gardner & Co., w. Booth, J. Fleet, L
A. Rust, Hooker & Osborne and 10 old. r.
Schr. Evelina, PrebbIe, Kennebeck, Lumber, te
Rankin g. Whitlock.
Schr. Suffolk, Atkins Providence, ballast.
Schr. Elizabeth Jane, Smith, Georgetown.
Schr. Eben Atkins, Paine, Provincelown.
Schr. w. D, Wapley, Darcy, New York.
Schr. Levin, Moth, Baltimore, lighI.
Schr. Leander, Spencer, East Greenwich, plas
ter.
Schr. Sarah Elizabeth, Linscow, Baltimore
lime.
Steamer Columbus, Parrish Baltimore.
A, City Point ship Camera, Dunbar to Ioat
fur Genoa