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An AFFECTING IsciDEST.-Passng down Char.
tres street, day two SINCE says the New Orleans
National, we were attracted by the appearance Of d
lady dressed in deep mourning followed by three
lovely little children, whose hearts were light and
their eyes undmmcd with sorrow, although they too
were covered with the habiliments of mourning. =
We stopped and gazed the little orphans and ad-
mired particularly the youngest pretty girl, not
three years old. While we looked, hearsc came ra-
pidly up the street.-the little innocent cappcd Its
hands In extacy, and running TO its mother and soz-
ing her dress, exclaimed g they are bringing pa
home, they are bringing pa home" There was u
tear, caused by the emotions of widowed heart,
that fell upon tho bright face Of the little child; the
the mothers face and the group passed on What
an affecting chapter in the history of everyday c,
what fearful exhibition Of dissolution accustomed by
the plague that ravagcs our city. 49,
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SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT.
list OF PATENTs


Issued from he United STATES Patent Office, Jronl III
llM of august 10 tho I'm Of September.
1s47.
To Robt M. l,icknell and Chas J. Abel, of Phil,
delphia, "a, Tor Improvement In scrnbbng- brushes
Patented September A.
To John H. Fellows Of Cincinnati, Ohio, for i'm
proyemcnt in the construction of vessels. Palen,t
September 4;
TO John Shugert of Elizabeth, Pa, for improve
mcnt in the manufacture of soap. Patented Septel,
Der 4--ante-tlated March a.
To jacob III. Bower, Of Walnut Pa, for improve
ment in the construction OF lime-kilns. Pntenie,
September4.
70 James Thomas of New York, for improvement
in preparing India rubber. Patented September A.
70 ii. G.. Ellsworth OF Enfield, Conn., for imp
in ieed-roller for cardng-nachines. Patented Sep
TENDER H.
TO George w. Tulte, of New York, for improve
ment in machines for exercising children. Patented
Septcmber4 4.
TO George L. Mason, of WilIislon- VT, for imp,
in preparing cotton and wool for carding. Patented
September 4.
10 Chas. l.. Flcischmann of Washington, d. c.
for improvement in making mattresses cushions
&c. Patented September A.
To Antoine Marie +. Chevet, of st. james Parish
La. for improvement in making sugar. Patented
September 4.
TO George A. Philip, of New York, for improve
ment in stove grates. Patented September a.
To VIM, ?. Barr, Of New York, for improvement
in type casting (having assigned his right to Bruce
and Cortleyou.) Patented September A.
To Morton Judd, of New Britain, Conn, for i'm.
provement in sash fasteners Patented Sept'r a.
To M. w. Obonchain, OF Springfield, Ohio for I'M.
proyement in machinery for spinning Patented Sep.
TENDER H.. ,-
To Charles J. Woolson, of Springfield, Ohio, fol
improvement in hanging carriage bodies. Patented
September ll-ante- March IL.
To Ziba Parkhurst, Of New York, for improvem'i
in burning machines. Patented September IL.
To John Donlevy, of New York. for improvement,
in photographic presses. Patented September IL
ante-dated March IL.
To Isaac L. Blanchard, of Weymouth, Mass, fol
improvement in steering apparatus for vessels. Pa
tented September IL.
To James Brigham, of Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm.
provenent in catches for clasps. Patented Scptcnl-
Der IL.
To Moses F. Holt, Of Livingston, Alab., for mp'l
in fountain pens. Patented September IL.
To John b. Kelsey, of Newburyport, Mass, iol
improvement in the construction OF chimneys. Pa.
tented September IL.
TO Jacob Benner of Liberty, Pa, for inprovcm'l
to smut machines. Patented September II,
To Moses Spoford, of Georgetown, Mass, for i'm.
provement in machines for hoeing land. Patented
September III. @
TO John NJ. Stafford, of Pike, New York, for i'm
provemcnt in horse rnkes. Patented Scpfr IL.
To James Warren, jr., of New York, for improve
ment in preparing materials for lemonade. Patented
September II.
DESIGNS.
To George w. Sizer and Henry Sizer of Spring
field Mass, for design for stove Patented Septeni.
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The slippery Way. OF vice.

He who once sins like him who slides on ice,
Goes swiftly down the slippery ways Of vice;
Though conscience check him, yet, these rnbs gon
DER
He slides on smoothly, and looks back no more.
What sinners finish where ihey first begin,
And with one crime content their lust TO sni
Nature that rude and in her first essay,
Stood bogding AT The roughncss Of the way,
Used TO the road, unknowing TO return,
Goes boldly on and loves the path when worn.
O. yaptBal
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RECENT PATENT CLAIMS.

To G. r. Libridge of New York, for application
Of steam To the manufacture Of ice cream. Pa
tented July II, l9i7.
"What he claims us new and of his own invention
and desires to secure by letters patent is the applica
ton of steam and steam power to the manufacture o
lee cream first, in facilitating the preparation of thu
cream for freezing; and secondly so as TO secure al
equitable motion of the freezing cans; by which the
cream is frozen at uniform temperature, in half III,
time and at half the expense Of tie ordinary mode.
This invention has been put into successful opera
ton in New York, by the Ice Cream Steam Manu-
featuring Company.
To Alexander Mitchell, of Belfast, Ireland for meth
cd of obtaining foundations, and of mlooring ships
buoys, and other floating bodies. Patented in En-
gland, .juiy A. 1893; in The United Siufes, april |
lSi5. Ertended screen gears. from 4M Juiy 1877.
ellis invention consists in the application TO tn,
lower end of the wooden pile, or TO metal pin OF
shaft, of broad metal screw or worm for the pur-
pose OF enabling such pile pin TO be inserted into
or extracted from the ground by causing to turn
upon its axis by means Of cross levers when il Is
placed with iispon directed upon penetrable ground
and he claims under the privileges of the letters pa
tent, piles, pins or shafts, crossed with broad
metal worms or screws, whether the same be en-
ployed for piling ground for the support of buildings
or embankments, or to obtain secure hold of the
ground, for the purpose of mooring or holding fast
o''Po "i'u o','' ho"''''S vi s'utiohuIy Doues
TO William f.. Cornell, and Charles W. Brown, of
Boston, Mass, for connecting feed or pressure
rollers Patented July II, l5l7.
"What they claim as their invention, and desire to
secure by letters patent is the method of commu.
nicaing rotary motion, in the reverse direction, from
one roller arbor or shafts to another by means OF
two auxiliary Wheels whose axles are independent
of the Frame so connected with each other and the
wheels on the axes of the rollers, &c. by jointed
links, to admit of varying the distance between
the two rollers arbor shafts at pleasure substan-
tally as described. And, in combination with this
they also claim the diagonal link or links for retain
ing the auxiliary wheels in their proper position, re.
latively to the wheels on the axles of the rollers"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-09

CURIous FUNERAL DmEcTIoSa.-An old gentle
man of fore-score and two, Mr.. Sededian Prebe
died last week in Bethany, Genesce county, N. Y
and was buried Batavia, according 10 the written
instructions given by him to his son;
Dress this body in old-iashioned apparel, with a
white cloth tied about his head and sheet upon his
body and a coffin made of Eastwood or white pine
boards, painted white, il painted at ALL And my iur-
ther request and charge is, that none ol my children
or relatives wear any mourning for my dead or de-
parted body, but rather rejoice and praise God with
all their souls, mind, and strength that have gone
TO be with God and Christ, which is far better; but
strive prepare to follow far have strovc 10
follow my dear Redeemcr, by his word and spirit;
and what have wrote trust is by the direction OF
of the good spirit of my God"
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Gitn Intelligence.


lnR FLOOD is doing great deal Of injury almost ever,
cellar and basement the South side Of Penn
avenue is two feet under water and, at the time OF writing
rapidly rising Many persons living within short distance
oil the Canal have had To their goods other places
great number Of persons busy engaged all along The
Canal IN catching dr wood and Is estimated that there
Is not less than 800 cords Of wood noat, and consequently
the loss is great The Potomac presentsa singular scene
large quantities OF wood and lumber and several and
hogs have passed down ID fortunate Tor that the wind
is from the Northwest, for were il from the Noeast
should have the privilege of taking sail along Pennsyva
mia avenue from The Capitol TO the Treasury.
u- We arc sorry 10 learn that the elegant room in the
basement OF Washington Hail IL filled with water and that
the amount of damage done is at least $500
LIVES Losr.We regret to state that persons were
drowned yesterday In the river at Georgetown In at
tempting to save his fence from being swept away and an
other in trying to save floating wool The rmor is thai
live other persons have been drowned but could as
certain the truth Of II.
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Mexico would never have offered terms preposerous
il had been by the territory party
by Nueces party home, by the party which has die
nounced this aggressive, unhoy and unjust on oul
part Union.
This is very unkind hit at Mr.. Polk. He was o.
the mo territory party, at the commencement Of the
war-elsc his message of December, 1876, did MOI
speak truly In that document, he expressly decaret
that the war had not been waged with II view {,
conquest 1t was only Tor Indemnity and tn,
payment Of 'pccuniary demands But hit him
again, good organ. Mr.. Polk has been too modes
by hali.-Rici,mond Republican.
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The whole of South Carolina is iii one blaze Of
gorfcation over the victories OF Churubusco and
Contreras and the part taken in their achievement
by the Palmetto regiment. Well may she be proud
of such soldiers: but amid the rejoicings, is heard
the knel OF sorrowng for the loss OF the brave But
Ter and his companions in arms. Such is war and its
bitter fruits ' .t
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
p. 1. STEER, MERCHANT rAII.OR

(sUccRssoR YOUNG u sTKgR)
INFORMS his customers and the public that he has omen.
i cd his new FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
The stock consists OF French, ElgIsh, Belgian and Am
ericah Cotlis, Cahsmeres ami Neslings, Which variety
anu beauty, cannot easily be SURPASSED Among them liz
variety o, Cloths, suitable Tor Clocks Overcoai Sacks
&C, together with great variety Fancy Articles AMI
untlerdres such Stocks Suspenders, Gloves Hand.
kerchieis Silk Woollei, and Cotton Hosiery, Dressing
The public are invited call and examine themselves
II shall be the constant aim house execute all
ders IN an elegant style and whit the pinctiality
An Apprentice wanted immediately; one from the coin.
try would he pyelerred
One door east Of Browns HOTEL Pennsylvania Avenue
S-,itdoctllt
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BY the u. s. transport schooner Arispc, Captain
Freedom, which arrived yesterday from Brazos San
tiago, via Galveston, the following persons came
passengers Maj. Crossman, quartermaster u s. A.;
Capt: Thompson, lst Dragons; Lieut.. Kilbnrn ID
Artillery Capt. Scott, Virginia Volunteers on sick
leave; Messrs. Sngletary late of the North Carroll
ma Volunteers Norman late of the Sd Dragons;
Pool, Branch, Hanscker, jackson and Tervin, and
foriy-six quartermaster's men and discharged sol
ders-IbM y
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knew bv the smoke ina, 80 laziJv curleJ

/ knew by the smoke that 30 aziIy curled
From his lips twas a ioafcr happened 10 meet
Aud said III nuisance there be Ia this world,
'Tis smoking cigars in frequcnied street
Twas night, and the ladies' were numerous around
Aud In many an eye shone the gliitering tear.
But the loafer pulled, and heard not a sound,
Save the short hacking cough Of each smoke -smii-
ten maid.
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To me Editor of me National Bhie,

QuERIEs.--Why has the contractor for pavemenis
ceased TO work in the Fifth Ward, and left the space
between LIST street and I'd street. on the Pennsylvania
avenue, In such condition as TO render the access
To the houses almost impossibe2 Why does not the
Mayor who was in such mad haste to have this
work done, make the contractor now do his duty
and finish the pavement commenced some time ago
Is there not prior law existing requiring the oppo-
site side of the street TO he paved and why has it
been postponed? Does the Mayor think he can bam-
booze the people OF the Fifth Ward in this way2
INTERROGATION
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The Union continues its rawlings about Mexican
Wings" 1t would be much better employed, says
the Richmond Republican, If engaged in telling Mr..
Polk and his cabinet that abuse OF the Wings Is moi
prosecution Of the war; and that mere hgh-sound-
ing phrases not sufficient, TO overiurn all tho
well established principles of justice and the dictates
Of common sense. The country wants something
more substantial than fustian something more po-
tent than scoding. Bombs are more needed than
bombast
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-09

The Archipes Isrdeiaes, French periodical in the
Hebrew interest, estimates the whole number OF Jews
the surface OF the earth to be 6,OOOOOO, OF whom
1t declares but 10000 in the enjoyment OF civil
rights viz: $4,000 in the United States, (Which, ii it
be meant indicating the whole number here, is
too lowD $4,000 in Holland, 10000 in Belgium, and
$4,000 in France. In England, 10000 are us yet inl-
perfectly emancipated.
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Marble Nantes, Monuments, Tombs, Sc.

'fiE SUBSCRIBER has Tor sale Plain and Gothic Egyp
,'al, Italian VEN, and Black MANILES; which viii bt
sold low Tor CASH. = " :
Marble Counter and Table Tops TO order
Also, ON hand large MARBLE MONUMENT of b,au
iiil desien and iinsh will be sud low.
Window Heads aud Stills, Steps and Marble Work IN
General executed IN the best manner and on reasonable
terms,
PERSONS are respectfully invited 10 give call
. ALENlR. RUTHERFORD,
Marble Yard near the corner o ih street, Peuu Ave
South side. uct S-eOiln,.
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~ Agency for the National Wing In
GeOrgetOwn-The citizens Of Georgetown are respect.
&c, on Bridge street. few doors Of the Union tav.
ern Is agent for the National Wing Persons DESTROYS OF
being served with the National Wing in Georgetown will
please leave their names and residences with Mr. Bro.
naugh.
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SEE WHAT WE ARE DOING "A writer in the Mo
bile Advertiser not enemy to the war, gives thu
following shocking narrative:
Some scenes which we occasionally witness
here would shock the morals Of any robber In til,
States A few days ago. just at nightfall, Mexican
came running into the hospital, crying most plteous
ly, and making all sorts Of gesticualions We fol
lowed him TO his house, when sight shocking Il
behold, burst upon US. On the floor was lying
Mexican, pierced in the breast by ball, from which
the blood was rushing forth. Holding mis- head wal
his wife and little children He had been shot by
discharged volunteer, because he refused to balte
away for gold, the virtue OF his daughter, beautiful
girl who stood by, her head dshevellcd, and grea
drops Of grief coursing down her olive checks"
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FALL G0ODSi FALL G00DS!!

w AlL& DOM have opened In addition 10 their former
w Stock full aud complete stock VI fresh FALL GOODS
which We Will sell on terms that fail ol gving yaaac
Ton Let all who want TO buy give a call they will
ind low prices and general assortment consisting Uf
ported Cots Cassmeres Saineis and Vesigs all colos
and prices Alpaca, Casmores, and Mouse lanes PLAIN
and PLAID Blankets fiannels, kesey Linseys, Coions,
Coakings, Merinos, Cambrlcks, paid Muslrs Shawis,
Gngas lioaeres, Gloves Umbrellas &c, ali Of whcl,
having been bought tor cas viii be sod they
be bought Ia any store in iie District Genemen's gar
menis made up 10 order at great saving 10 the purchase
and fits warranted IN all cases. WALL a DOM
octS-dOl0' Opposite In. Centre Market
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1nE WAR MEETING in New Orleans on the goth
n''imo was large one, according to the papers Of
that city The Mayor presided, and speeches breath.
ing The subjugaon Of the whole Of Mexico, Cf peace
could he gotten, no other way,) were made by the
orators OF both the political parties The resolutions
ei''oouy TIE same sentiment Mr. Preston W. Far
'af inc late distinguished Wing Speaker Of the Loui
s'aha House Of Delegates, called upon his party.
hienas ,hroughou, the Union to follow Mr. Cny's
advice, ITO remember the country in time of war
notwithstanding she is governed by had mcnn
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GUNS, PISTOLS, sc

JOHN w. BADEN, (SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SAW
PeHnsyfpatia Apen,e near Gu street,
LAS jst received complete assortment OF SINf;I a.
IL AM DOOBLE, FINE AND Low PRICED
Gums, and Cunning Apparatus,
Consisting OF Flask, Shot Belts tiuu Bags Pstent Wais
Cr"kers, aid Other Caps Ske,ns, Single, uouble a, a
Barrel Revolving Pistols Sayrs paleu Gun Gases D,vns
sons improved Powder Flask, Extra Gun Locks Tubes
oct S--lwJw- =" 1850
(id ReIormer 4w and Marlboro Gazette, dw)
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WAsHINGroN VEGETABLE MARKETS, &c.-Not-
withstanding the wind "blew gale" our market,
this morning, was well attended by "sellers" and
buyers. The supply Of our market cannot be beat in
quality. Tie prices are, viz; Sweet potatoes at ~
to rs per peck. Irish do. 20 TO % do Apples 10 to
25 do. Turnips IL to 10 do Tomatoes 9 to IL do
Onions rs to 81 do. Eggs ls per doz Cabbage 2 to
per head. Butter 20 to rs per pound, &c
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The Dalton Eagle of the LIST inst, says: awe
learn that six hundred tons Of copper ore Is shortly
to be shipped from here to Boston. 1t is found in
great abundance and of the richest quality In Polk
county, Tennessee, and Cherokee county, N. Caro-
working the mines. We have seen several chunks
Of the ore at the Depot which seems to be almost
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FATAL CASUALTY About o'clock last evening,
says the N. D. Delta of the LIST inst the body Of a
man was picked up on the New Shell Roal and
brought iq the city, "A life was thought TO be moi
entirely extinct he was taken to The Charity Hospi-
lh' blt no hopes were entertained Of his recovery.
On arriving in the city, the body was recognized 10
De that Of Mr.. John Harvey, coppersmith, rs New
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NEW GOODS FOR FALL TRADE.

N--.AAe AsSAsAorh hsDortyb Cneap Cash store,
7TH STREET, DOOR NORTH OF WEST SIDE
y ID. HALL has the pleasure Of announcing Il, The T.,
IL, dies Of HE Northern Liberties and the public generally
that he has just received fresh supply of Dry Goods
adapted TO the Fall trade, AMI will consequence of heavy
sales continue TO receive every week. The newest styles Of
GOODS; which viii enable him To offer purchasers the
greatest Inducements III fact the prices will admit Of
competition lie would invite the Ladies' in particular
who have paronized him so literally call and examine
his Goods, which consist in part OF handsome Moseln.
ielaes and desirable Celestial PlaLs Black Aup,cca
beautiful isre, with prices 10 please every body; Printed
Calcoes Of choice and beautiful styles, some entire new
device In word my stock embraces all the different
patterns and colorngs comprising everything desirable
which makes decidedly The best assortment ever offered il,
The Northern Liberties, that purchasers who favor me
with call may expect rare bargains
would have II distinctly understood that my Goods will
be sold as low and In many instances lower than the same
can be purchased elsewhere All ask is very moderate
advance, anu purchasers assured that all articles will
prove as represented especially my Printed Cacoes many
Of which are not TO be found elsewhere Purchasers who
want Bargains will please call and examine the Goods and
they will not go away disappointed as am determined 10
sell at the lowest possible price, and will in no instance
allow myself TO be lniersni.
1h6D have IN my Shoe apartment, general variety Of
WVladies Gentlemen, and Chldren's Boots and Shoes
Amy friends In the country win lind Il greatly 10 lleir
advantage 10 call aud examine the Goods before
elsewhere. Farmers and Planters will find ut nv store al
excellent assortment ol large Brogans some measuring Ii
inches IN length such they have much difficulty 10
obtain. Il II Hall
Ii street, door north OF side
T.. X b. H. liz grateful 10 the Ladies' for their very lib
era patronage, and hopes by selling the bargains in the
Northern Liberties TO merit u continuance.
IN 80
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MLLITARY.--Wc understand, says the Charcion
Courier, that vessel il shortly expected here from
New York, TO take on board the troops now IN this
harbor who will doubtless embark IN few days for
the seat oi war in Mexico There about two hun
dred men who will be despatched in this vessel.
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~ u The war continues much longer, il will be
necessary TO reduce the tariff very considerably, In
order 70 raise more rercnue! We expect OF course
70 see recommendation TO this effect In the next
Treasury report, Richmond Wing,
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LIEUT.. AppE-Captain Duperu, to whose mount,
ed company Lieutenant Adde belongs, denies that
the latter ran, in the charge near Mexico upon the
lancers. He says that Lieut.. Graham, who reported
the story told filsehood, and that Adde has been
restored to his command Adde, 1t seems charged
upon the enemy twice, and repulsed them with great
loss .....' ... .
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The Dalton Eagle, Of the LIST ms, s,vs ,,,-
Cunningham of this place. has shown MS l.,v, ~,
silver medal, which was awarded TO the CnS,,i,'
Manufacturing Company Of this State by I'M, Az.
rican Institute OF New York, for the bes, ar,ic =,
cotton yarn, exhibited at the late fair Of that city,
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Arripals at 6otels, etc., up to 9 y. III.


COLEMAN'S.
Washington, Ala Jas Hunter, Va
Mrs Henderson, Ala Mr. Turner, Va
Dangerfeld, Ala II W Fiizhugh, Baltimore
BROWNS.
T N Fendall, Va HWiey, NC
g Basabe, Va ID Brooks, Ohio
Jas I IIunton, Va Henry Davis, Va
+ Sasscr, Md Jas II Browne, Md ~.
II Templeman, Va u Nichols, Md
II Cummin, Georgetown X Brent, Md
Clms Mahan, USs VIM II Crosslva
w w Holmes, U SN
GADSBY'S
J Foln, Va Jos ID Zadlock, E. Tennessee
ii Babcock, NY HStringielow, Jr., Va
Cowan, Il. Tennessee
TYLERS.
VIM Shines, Ky RID Miner U SN
Thos jones' Ky d Paul, Va
John w Tayor,.Va w II Mcfarland, lady and 9
John ID Tutlass Va children Va
IL smith, Mass Miss Lyons, Va
Robinson, lady a. serv't, Va Miss Page, Va
Thos Maxwell, Ala J II Rumney lady a. child
Kirk, S C West Indies
II Call and two ladies, Va AA Huelet, Md
DIR Sizcr, lady and child, Va X Anthony, Va
II Eusticc, lady d child, Va + II Rrocket Va