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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-21

EXTRA TEA.
~ have just opened chest of Tea which
las been very highly approved Can taTga.ns upon
mn 4b-u GRETTER 4. GRETTER
OATENT GOLD PAINT. The subscriber
has appointed sole Ascent virginia m the
ale Of Ia" Patent Gold Paint which ,upnor Dutch metal ~
french leaf and equal % gold Of interior opa
mental work very much cheaper and quite q durable
mn III e ~ ZACHRt-sON,
Chemist and Druggist; No Is5. Broad u, shock e Hn
ACON sIUEs-sO hbds Bacon sides PRIME IN store fr sale
n nv mn ~ WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL
H'o8hCCO AND CIGARS the most approved brand. 10,
y HtHW NH " PURCELL u LADD 1Ol, Main
TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article Of Brushes from 90
to OuoOv cheap Tor cash general assortment Of Psa
ersErticics
sfrsau.
White Lead hard TO beat r from 25 lbs, so b. TO 500 m
Inc ABOVE afcisgfc OF and warranted GOOD
ouniry gentlemen would do well and examine these
gooai Hna Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
fantshop. Main street,
Next door othc Exchange Bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-21
sTITE or HAErIlSp,

BsLrIy,K ~ CITY, - VII:
Re II rsmeHsefet that On this - day January 1875 before
tesuaserher Justice Of the Pc SAID state in ana IN, he
city aforesaid personally appeared Benedict Green and
oath on he Holy vangey Of Almighty that the ierr rd
facts set forth IN the above certificate are us ana m d,
stated sworn Deiore JESSE CLOUD, }. T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24
Richmond and Ohio RAILROAD I'''
CHARLES CITY.

On Monday Legislature dd all that legislation could
d. ~ pcfoe the charter 81 tho Richmond aud Ono Rail
f'ud Company. That chafor may now, without lear OF
cOnttadicu"n Dc pronounced the liberal prnuted
in tbc United States and tho friends that great enter
pfzc do not g. manuly iO work aud redeem their pledges
10 the public, h'y cad the abcncc Of any induce
mcnt hat could be held the o chartered pfy
cgo- Aud yet al these privilege entirely compatible
with the best interests of the State. And while they give
importance 10 the charter, their cannot prejudice
tho rights o individuals, sHcct inJufnufy the onLl,c
good Indeed before the supplemental bill was passed tho
char ~ was pronounced the most favorable granted by
soy rg-ature The main features Of the supplemental bill
are The extension Of Time Tor commencing operations and
the allowance u iu corporate p,wcf, upon the sabscrp-
ton II 900 OO0 instead Of 600 OOO required in
the original act But the strongest pledge II The al
hir great onrfprzo much the extraordinary
and liberal Of this charter. upon the intrinsic i'm
portsnco q the work itself New Ooans has already de-
eisfsd the Richmond and Ohio Railroad be her most Tor
midsbo nvs lor the trade II the Mississippi valley Tho o.
matOn In which this great work s held by Baltimore hn.
been fully her eFors extend her great val
work to Pafkorsburg and that Philadelphia considers II
her great competitor for the trade o the Ohio vssy evil
dent. not only by the adfn that effect the very
able p,por written by Mr. Robcpg, and recently published
the Railroad Journal bot also the fact that tit Rroat
State virtually otres from tic Struggle Tor the trade Of the
lower Ohio, and seems resolved to put forth giant cor,
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The TcNns Indians

In tho New Orleans Picayuno Of the l6.h wo fad the
following tens Of intelligence from Texas:
60 DuIehman killed on the Gusdaoupe opposits
Nov Bfaunscl, On The I'D ulL Two arrows were found
sucking 100 him. The night barrel Of sugar was s
icn from New Braunei The citizens OF the place are Dis
posed 30 attach guilt n both instances % the Lpans vino
vcfc 80 tno place tho day before these ocums,aDcc hep
peuod
The Houston Telegraph OF the 7th inst learns from
persons who have lately visited the western roner that
large body of Indians hos been collected Tor some weeks
h.h up "n ihc Colorado Many of The western settlers haso
Entertained leafs hat they were preparing o. resume ho
uh'a against our settlements. TIE Cam1prhs- who have
hi,y visited I'ueys trading house h0wcscf were rrnaf.
a'N HeudY aud manicst, u0 signs of h0sul 100 M con-
W"y' Wcy appeared GO br quito auEuus tl renew fhsI,
irend'hp They were much tI7tod with their rarrrssl.
iDaYo aeainsi hr M'Dclu- aud probable tst fhe Il
danH WI" have 6con discovered hr Colorado have ss
nrIIn-l Inc Mr.Llnn ..LlLtnrnL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

Al meeting OF the citizens OF Richmond at tho Es.
change Concert Room. Monday evening, tho 22d ins
convened to consider the OF tho proposed railroad
to Danvie-Wm. H. Macisriand Esq. Was called to tho
Chair, aud Horace l.. Kent appointed Secretary.
Mr. Macfarsnd addressed tho meeting briefly In expa-
nation OF the objects Of the meeting. and ended
the enterprise to tho liberal support Of tho country and the
city.
Mr. Lyons, abiding tho efforts the dele from
fsyvania and OF the Senator OF that district in
ing the act OF incorporation and tho valuable nforma-
ton which wss IN their power impar called attention
to VIZ. Tnnstal. Esq. and Vincent witcher, ESQ who
being called on proceeded eloqueny address the
ing.
The following resolutions were then offered by Mr. Ly-
ons, aud unanimously adopted.
Resolved That the citizens OF Richmond will cordially
sustain the Richmond and Danvlc Railroad and that our
thanks due and hereby rendered the members Of
the Legislature who have lent their aid this winter the
great works OF internal improvement which have been au
thorised by the Legislature.
Resolved, That the people OF the Southern South East
and South Western portions OF Virginia be earnestly
invited TO avail themselves OF the opportunity now
ed 10 them by the Legislature OF the State TO enrich them
selves, and restore Virginia than her former great
by prompt and liberal TO tho great works
OF internal Improvement authorised by law and with
which Virginia continue To sink still lower in
the scale OF States.
The meeting then adjourned.
WIN. II. MCFARLAND, Chairman.
HcRAcE l.. KENT, Secretary.
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Evening Session.


Ja motion Of Mr. Tatum, leave was granted to with
draw the petition n VIM. Ayfes.
On notion Of Mf. beake, leave granted TO Withdraw
certain papc fled by the congregation 1f Chrsts Church
VI. Dofman occupying the Char.
Nr Stephenson. after few remarks in approval Of the
manner IN which the Speaker had discharged his duties
and Of c0nRatUaton FOR the harmony and good will which
bad prevailed among the members Of the House during the
present session. offered tue following, which
m1u..y sdOpted
Received, unanimously that tho thanks Of this House be
p'sasnied N John " Jone. Esq for his able dgnisd
and impartial conduct a. Speaker II ihs House.
The Speaker having resumed the chair, on motion tho
Senate informed HAT he House having finished tho
bushes before b., was ready ~ part oourn dee.
like message being received IN from the SEN
ate.
The SPEAKER took esye q the House 10 most appro-
pirate nnd feeling adjfc end pronounced adI,ufned
zine dfs.
~ We were in luck yesterday. We had not frrly
" dR-scd " from TnoNr'on Of " Our House. q
before waited by another rom AliEy Of Wal
stoilioteL w need not descend 10 p1,heuiars. Suf
fec Dc 70 'ay, The goods things were d.-po.sd Of.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.
HvNhAN, Much y, 1911.
Evening Session.

MONDAY, March %, lslT.
Evening session.
An Act TO incorporate the Berryye and Charleston Turn
pike Company Passed.
Act Act concerning Sheriff.. Laid on the table with the
understanding that should be called M again this
session.
An Act changing the place Of holding the elections. in Dam
vile, in the county OF Piitsylvania. Passed.
An Act establishing an inspection OF Lime in the city OF
Richmond and Petersburg. Passed.
An Act incorporating the German Sick Assistance Soce
" IN the city ol Richmond. Passed.
An Act concerning the State Court House. Passed.
An Act authorizing the Shcphcrdstown aud Smith6cld
Turnpike Company TO extend their road TO the town OF
Winchester. Passed.
An Act ceding the United States Jurisdiction over an,
island Of ST. Helena. Passed.
An Act providing for the apprehension of prisoners who
may escape from the feniteniiary. Passed
An AetneofPoatng the Trustees OF the Columbia Acade
my in the county OF FluSanna. Passed
An Act concerning George Duncan, George Scott and
Lucy, tree persons OF color. Passed.
An Act Incorporating the Blue Ridge Turnpkc COMPANY
tor the construction OF Turnpike road fron New Mar
Net to Gordonsville. Passed.
Mr. BoNpuSASr, during the temporary absence Of the
Speaker offered tho following resolution which was adopt
cd unanimously:
Rsso!red, unanimously, That the thanks of the Senate
be rendered to EDWARD Soor Esq Speaker of the Sem
ate for the impartial digned and courteous manner in
present session.
An Act concerning Oysters and Tcuapns and the penal
ties in regard To the Passed.
Mr.. BoNpuKANr offered the following resolution which
agreed to:
RssO!red That when the Senate adiourns on Tuesday
the I'D instant will, with the OF the House
Delegates, adjourn until the st Monday M December next
An Act changing the time Of holding third quarterly
term OF the Court ot Glmer county. Passed.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

to build her own great central railroad extending from
aa'.dslphs 70 rssersh. and thence due through
'ns Senus Of Ohio Indiana and Illinois. 20 81. Lous
With the beat charter aud tho mort important route I'm
tue United States. the people Of Virginia do not respond
10 the call OF the friends Of this enterprise and come up
hoctsy TO ITS they ought be- NJ they Ger
'aniy will be- covered with reprosch And In ,hi. great
work Richmond should take tho lead her rich men,
especially her large landed ptopreors subscribe
10 TINS soek and they will find rich reward in the rapid
growth OF the city. and the consequent Of
met real estate CITIZEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

o. According ~ che Washington correspondent of the
ransdrrbia North Ameucan, a clique Of politicians in
WashnEon hope 10 rally the scattered fragments Of the
ircoi psry, N che nest Presidential esmpsign upon
iev WOODBURY., q New Hampshire. President, and
WiHam x kina. Of Alabama, a. Wee. Should this be %
hops our neighbor OF the Enqurcr will fcad Judge
Wnodhuy lsciure-as be DID Judge Mclean lev
fnouis dee improperly Of soIing the ludicsl c.
nntnr. O., cruncctng hts with political osnysss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

Tic Ltgflstlrc " Vuelnl ld0urncd yesleri,y. ,,,
sabouaus session ct lu5 day having passed an unusual
" large number of laws amounting probably o. upwards Of
300. many oi them OF vnl and enduring importance -
Rarely haso Log stature assembled, in which there was
sfgor aggregate Of iacnuoyer one which has acted no
coll ghtcned and liberal views Of State policy t.
'risisuon 10 be- hoped, will constitute new epoch
hc fortunes ot the cd Dominion to which failure
Fen,r5tons may poiat wid just PRIDE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

We stated yesterday nat Aua,sY KEysrrY Esq had
received the nomination Of the DBue, Convention n tho
Winchester Distinct, the Wing candidate for Congre.s
No other name ~as Dfosht before tho Convention except
that Of Chares Isus1c-, Esq. which. before any vote
was taken, was wthdrlwn, 10 conformity with ar. ~
desire. by Co f. ?. lllnsf. The Winchester R.p15i.
speaks Of the nominee a8 " gsulemsn vino com.
mands the esteem and c,lf3.nle ri oil utn he range of
boz acquaintance. early sgs NJ r. we sn-sfes s.
apprentice DO On oHfentI,c ganI'sc,5ry serving iu
every sIat0n connected 9Th TO- iu whcl blsInca. he uss
enjoyed Tor lumbar ~. yesr H. ability end progr,..
in hs pur..t ~ r8eh c1lfsrer that iuns8-,,ly
after Che sad %. h- ai5fsa.rs.ly Boz vac sns. ned q.
chief manager, and D,egp'a lai tauD ..f sYfus rme.
In an sEtrn-Fe cnHcfr ff- Paai-rY Man. 8rary DOB 81
.cYW.. 3d." IIr bee snfs been SHlsgsr u frg hs s.I
Vi ias Df'I uerasr ,. fhs li,l-e af Del sgaes Ind
achieved, II fin' capacity. r.Hsdsfslr dHturign BE-
fore boz nomination. le sncYlh'ef,d Mf B,Irzer tho be-
rDHrl candidate. J.fer.lr with liant sBees.s .-
pnd n'l~iusian1.nz 'ns uH.ry ag1nrf him iu the DE-
Go We have sffpng h1pss 4 s hs him o. its 30 10
f'pfes'ufsUse In Corafsss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

D. TIC unasaf1bs acton H re H,l., NJ Delegate.
100 ihe b SLOWING sus ssd.uYls e,a.af.si,. 10 The
Adi1'n' ''"'fa. &c ihs ezra -fess rendered by bun
dunnr he pas' J'a eousqlsrt ar,u ls rs44sr.n UPON
we LS'eurse %. mu sa's ffa rsg.nsaf NJ vs.ssps,s.
w. localities owing 'p ns s'rn,s NJ Co., ysfsd o. winch
u eamc ~ Tor combination 1bafhs daUss o. the of5es
n''e ',e" "e'iy increased D. susssd BY the fact sad
by NE Enqnrtf a' 1asre,+ DO I-i nr rsr,bs, NJ leo.
'i' sod "fder'f.m hl' department. W.. .n.y -. Do ~.
over "' Do l7'' Ihr increase NJ n1e t,yssylrsebes
ho"'v''' constituted ony email pofuoa o. e additional
u'ue' i'n' d''ngcd upon ir A11tsnf Gsnsf.I WIN, d.
lug pc interval hnir'apssd trturen The enrol DO Of fis
.is hna iheH being mlsi'r'd nto e .efsies n The
49,, 49,, - 'H'ls'. will 'hc duiy Of experimenting
! Wv" -'IP'f. -. without sprnag ft8 d,s 8aIey n
| s."1s 70 once" e1ra cOmDenssuDn i5f o1ua ser.
| 80, w umeh We imhsy eonfess We sfs spp,.ss .
Nc uhA u'e a'e circumstance connected 9Th fbs or.
asuiaI case Which, up.n fu hearing (which w. est
49, ". previous 1leftipn. mg' have yosty stceptsd
49, Iii Wv f'"oth DIRECTION. We regret ther.t.se that
WV 100, aeisd up,n st o. ssasr p.,d b.f,,. N.
plu', o' msmh'rs ~ listen 10 ,sbste dso,,ed H.
s,,,,, ~ w. 10 q an opportunity Of showing tho
'uo"g grounds opol Which Do rsss. " wv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

II Washington Buh.D Day was ccl,brntcd by sll tho
Amcucans Of sud abou, Camargo Thomss T. Marshal.
us kentucky Cavalry, pronounced On ufauon, in b.,
H.uai eloquent atfle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24
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past
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

= The fessers arela0n plruelsry invited 70 o.
abe and Instructive Letter, another column VI Charles
HadsoI, EsI cis-ugu-hed n5cf of the Nassao1us,
delegation n Congres=, 10 Meredith r. Gentry Esq. OF Ten
nessee. TIE facts embodied M and the deductions from
Them, PJsssss peculiar interest 1-i this moment when
an extraordinary combination Of conspres o. pro-
daoa an erroneous impression the public mnd-of which
political demsg1gues not slow 10 take sdyantage-n
regard 10 the effect OF tho aud mscheyous CONNER
cal regulations which, under the deceptive name Of 'res
trade" have been adopted BY the present. Administration
We need not dwell, however upon topic clearly ol-
cdaed by Mr. Huds3n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

TUESDAY,. March %.
The Chair vacated until { O'Clock T. NJ. to allow
the Speaker 10 siga the enrolled bills.
A rcsou on author sing the appointment ct commits
sioners TO settle the boundary line between Virginia aud
Osio was adopted. After which, the Senate adjourned
until the frst Monday in December next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

Prices Of The rzriOus kinds Of grain per quarter
in England in November, ls45, and November,
1916. and The Increase per cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

" ck cEniEs AT AUCrIoS.-ws shah sell ,hi, morning
49,, ~ prime foro Rico ard New oIlsan. Sugars. Mo
- ..ncs Prime Baltimore cured sides Joles,
puss'. NO. heuisgs Coxnae and imilauon brand,
e"ver seed spetm Candies. soap, Indigo Ae
WILLIAMS a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-24

Dawn Nos. n Pokomoke ~;
% 81 ~ Ga DC ~ ~ ~ &c Al % ~
Whole Tickle, Nos. n Al CT, prize Of sIOO Sol
DO do 226 50, as (ind
above and paid by LICK
For this Day-S2O,OOo 5000, $500. 1000. 50 prizes
$1,000. IS Nos. ~ dawn. Tickets only g. Al
1000, 1000, &c. Tickets Slto bo had until O'clock III
evening, ~ IUCK'S Office wal a.
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for s.eo i brig Abb.huls Logan; schs Consls. b
voy. Mary, . Il D E, and Texas
LusEo Ostss-sd bra wonnoco. (new) Michiaer. Bati-
-N.wsunrrosr Oct si-Arr sehr vulture JackmAn. New
York
NoRFoLK Oct aI-Arr brx Phocian. Aira, Thorn ,son'
.chr sasn Bay. brabbe, Boston, Nov az, pig sSe zen
New York boaad TO BatnoIe; schs R.abow Rogers for
Boston; Copia Sears for do; Rio. Nickcson do;
RYDER do Cosstes Sog.rr for Albany; Delaware Dali for
New Haven; sloop mes butler lodne for New York CID
brig Imperial, b. asmsn for Jamaica. O., p:. IL !
FaovrpsNcr Nov AR bark Acadia Crosby rietor; .sh
sad sioops cid brig Wdes r Walker. Edge.omb, Ma
tanzas nuI vii ptua.,
phs, Csrorne TATE Newburypo't tor Mobile -
PoRTsMouTH, Oct 5-poio~. scH Oe'a""e' HoiuAooh'
I'm Thoma,tou for NYok-
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the negro by buryns the hstohst I'm his side At this
moment Mr. James Laokland. youth ninsteen years OF
age aud son 10 Of the negro stepped and
demonstrated with Covsr for his barbarity. The muir
dersr without repyin turned Lakeland and struck
BY Cover, who at length throwing at Lsokland
felsd him the earth Lakeland rose, aud attempted
10 hy aud again knocked down In similar manner
n attempting secoud time rise, he thrust to the
ground by Colver Who drawing knife plunged 1t into
the young mans breast entirely severng the lower part
OF th- heart, and killing him instantly.
Cover arrested aud is In prison IL IL said he
intoxicated at the time aud that be since Affects in
sanity He Ia = middle aged man, and has family. He
had previously borne an Ereproaohable character
ARGUS,
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HAvRE Steamship Phila phia-l case mdse w Mann
co-2do Sew.r X col Nichols Pierce Cos Reese
K Sp.s-2 Ball x Poor-2 Lane Lznson Il co-3C w Tho
mass IN Cham ) Tiffany, Young sliis-I de Loocns-
kineli-lF w u MAJ Modmer a. Gauwty-2 L Ora n
lETaoer--i nshiw, Ward ca H,rnden u co., Eel
lows, Van Arsd lie " col Edson-2 Henshsw, Ward
col Dickson col r. tt Broiher-l Pares col b.
Bigeow-l u hessenb " s. COL Bates florida II
Hor tm 'ous Dr.cker-l Bic-au ku>ch-l T. Burck
hardI-s3 Zach Use * Esnche-2 Corbu &c u Hunt Y
BE urn & co.. Davis, Faiichild col w Hunt &
Cos Bellamv-2 Osma-l Kohl sack frees "A Ma.Tuix
Gou fteres CO Il -oock-l0 Bureen-a Moran
lin--l u Beebe col q Gibson 4 cog II Conney-l Il
M Jones-l Smith, Sumner col h Baker col Degan
! 6rue-l Habichl, consult w W Meyssrrt u col N
kann-2 l. B urtiA cu-l u Malixnon-2 Livingston
Wells-l Csn6e Brotner col Bige Brothers u Ken.
na'd-4 Solomon Hart-l q Dolan & S,n-i LAWSON u
Hsrrisou--i c Boujoin G oshoz-2 Lippold & co
II Naper--t Lrgoux-i VI Kipns Brothers-7 Ihi.
ran. Herd ro-i Schulz, Bleidorp col r Rtge-3
u ,fray-sf James Sous Ko ckenraih X Van DAME
/ Levy col Foutane 4 COL Bernhard Hutrrn-3 Il
Cewi Bishop, jr-l Ken--2 Lo schIs WiseudoncR-
2h q u Wltham-I l. X ,iuillaurme " col Payen
col MITCHELL Is ogusrd co.'s CottiU-t Cog q Civ
nouI col tltt y Thomsnn-t Mo an y lsen-t Varet-
! Wa col Pgou-l c Mibler, j. & cot
Gers COT Read, Tay Tor COL Arnold col Peter
Mura,-l Curry u col tarr-2 L DAVIS Dnes-4So
nmon HIt-3 w Smith & 81 Hovey williams &
Rib an-2 Kos at freres-l L e. Alispact-3 M Pey
set-l nos-leo freresl Dunugap-l Hoe, Lock wood
SON. Bin Sc X co-l3 FaDreauettes u Moral T.
Bossange-I orbit col Aguew cp8 Jolly fr-res-2 +
Oaiilsrdetl ii h. nd sson3 Schmidt Audrras-l Umbe
D,mbmaun--2C Woleb-l speyer-i Moran & Isel,n-il
to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-04
Herald Marine Correspondence.

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Owe, Wartime Albany Venus Wilson, New York; Dolphin
,Beicw-shp Lues. bridge SYGr.; brig PIN Crow
'issrsd-' hip mme.ee, Harris, Nos.n.; bark. Ohio
Hartman, stinson, Cha let nj 81 Helena Hatch Norwich;
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miscellaneous Record.
SBP BYRON, lf BATH M'Lelinn, from liverpool whence
she IpoItsd sailed for BOHOn arr at h, 'cth at with
sruelb l,ghtnss ,upPo,ea sit. her arrival. The Or.
away, and the foremas spiintered.
EwGa 2 % ss DsSS.y I'd Of
d M jones' Of f. b. caoan Benjamin Banehafd Of
wnS soeng Ss John Coffin $50 TONS
Whalemen.
CID at New Bedford Nov ship John Rowland Lery for
Bark Ceres Of New L"ndsn eondem's a. at Rio J.nsiro
H., h; hs Ssfs S s 3. s
The Vessel vouldbe ,old as discharged
Foreign Ports.
Nl% Oct ship sssS SGos s
Wilsos Bsusoe teviog.ly reported ds for NYoIh) 3D.
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Advertised Oct barhs Suwarrow Montgomery.
York 10Th Fraoces Loui,a, ) do dos Agea, tF do do;
Don: Clinton Dpsno do do; Apollo, do Oct 30 Victora
(Brem) Nerfens. for do Nov IS " ''
HAvay, Oct e-Au gorge skofeld skol6eid Baltimore
Sid 7h James Gray Carter Chsreson 5h Mariann, Shp.
Adv.rwdsvie de Cirassc Rich. for New York immedi.
stely: Utica Swan do 10th: New York. ) Ferrand do 2h
Splendid Crawford do do Rsjah Cobb do ioth Severn
Chesver do 18th; Hector Post do 6,h Neree (t Houzc
do goth; Tuskns, Villa for New Oe,ns scog Toward
oth Aesto Cook do do; Diana Winsor Do 18th: Fdousrd
tFr) Cu-e' do i2th Frsncs Dupau Muo do 6th Oheo,
Metrrv Or Charleston soon.
MARsEiLLEs, Oct 6-Advesed-Sh Cabot, Burgess for
New York soon; barts Nvmph Jordan, dc Do: Brenda Da
2oth Jupiter rl Allegro for New Orleans. do; Cephalido
led for do soon Success. Lowell for BALTIMORE soon
MAhrfrieUE, about 9Th ut-Bark Farmount Smith from
Fhlsdclphis brig Msy1ower Sanford from New Ha-
Bath touched LIST I'd and sid for Point Petrc.
Home Ports.
BATE Oct 3o-Air ship Byron MLelan, Liverpool with
loss OF mainmas) brig Foy Msson Martinique; schs Bun-
her HILL stinson. and I'D " Kent. Bsett Nvork.
Bosror, Nov 2-Cld shin Dublin. Stolfeld Mobile: bark
Cbewpeahe uate OF Bsmoe) Pike Calais load for ia
fndsrepdence. Ship Alkmasr, barts MARYLAND and Tori
STARTED but anchored In the Roads where Wal
and -four brRs unknown Brig Acadan stnred without
pilot aground the h,ts Governors sr on
Bany,M.rs NV s%Hr schr sesuipe, Swain, New York.
CID ship Roanoke Klv Rio Janero and mk'; brig Soer-
set tBrl Hsyey Indies; sch. Fulton, spegh NYork;
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