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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

THE FATHER is COMING.

BY MARY HowITT.
The clock is on the stroke of six,
The fathers work is done;
Sweep up the hearth and mend the fire
And put the kettle on
The wild night wind is blowing cold,
lis dreary crossing DER the void
He's crossing Ger the void apace,
He's stronger than the storm,
He does not feel the cold, not he,
His heart it is SO warm
For fathers heart is stout and true
As ever human bosom knew
Stay, do not close the shutters, child,
For far along the lane,
The little window looks, and he
Can see ii shining plain,
Eve heard him say he loves TO mark
The cheerful fire-light through the dark,
And we'll do all that father likes,
His wishes are SO few;
Would they were more, that every hour
Some wish of his knew!
Pm sure itmakes happy day,
When can please him any way!
know he's coming by this sign,
That baby's almost wild;
see now ne laughs, and crows and stares--
Heaven bless the merry child,
His fathers sellin face and limb,
And fathers heart is strong in him
Hank bark | hear his footsteps now
He's through the garden gate,
Kun, little Bess, and ope the door,
And do not let him wait
Shout, baby, shout and clap thy hands,
For father on the threshold stands.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
CITY AFFAIRS.
HEALTH OF THE CITY

Below we give the ntermens in Shockoe Hill Burning
Ground for the week ending Saturday evening, M
The number Of ntemens, from all diseases it will be
seen, amounted to &c. and of these only are reported to
have died of cholera The cholera has ceoSed TO eni
Epidemic in this city, and with ordinary prudence we
may reasonably hope to be rid of its presence altogether
in few days.
The state of tile public health not requiring it, the Board
OF HEALTH during the past week, determined not to hold
daily sessions, hence have the means for compiling
usual statement OF the number onew cases and deaths
reported to the Board during the week.
We congratulate the public the improved state OF the
health the city The ntermens from cholera last week
were less twentyone than those for the previous week =
We beg to assure country friends that they may now
visit our city with perfect safety.
interments in hockoe Hill Bmying Ground for the
aoeeh ending Saturday, Aug. 4, 6 p ~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT O'clock, P. M.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 6 O'CLOCK, ?. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Schr Merchant, Couch, Baltimore.
Schr Larmantine, Brown, Boston.
Schr Sea Lion, Sartell, Thomaston.
Schr Telegraph, Groves Norfolk
Schr Pennsylvania, Hubbard, Port Deposit
Schr Leonora, Woaston, Philadelphia
Schr Pocahontas, Harris, New York
SAILED,
Schr Ashland. Parker. New York.
Sailed from City Point,
Ship Lady Arbela, Captain Glover, for Trieste, with
tobacco.
Arriped at City Point
British brig Harry, from New York,
Bremen ship Helene, from New York.
Sailed from Bermuda Hundred,
Brig Athens Capt Pillsbury for London, with tobacco
BOSTON,, Aug, arrived sehr Mary Taylor
Nickerson, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4-Ceared, ship Ellerslie, White
City Point; schr r. C. Waite North, Richmond.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4-Saed, barque Gallego, ior
Richmond
LIVERPOOL, July 2l--Entered for loading Sebattis
Cox, Virginia.
NEW YORK, Aug 2,~-Cleared barks Gallego John
son, Richmond; Agnes Gerard, Port Walthall, Va
August 3--CleaTed schr Typhema, Lewis, Richmond
LEWES, August l--Sailed, schr. Leonora, for Rich
mond
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. arrived schr los. Ly-
brand, Teal, Richmond. Cleared, brig Phoenix, Daniel
Richmond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

INDIAN OUrRAGEs-The New Orleans Pcayune strong
y urges upon the government the expediency OF again
employing the defence of our frontiers from In
dian orays the species of force known the Texas Ran
gers Mr. Kendall in letter from Paris writes very
nesy on the same subject. He protests against relying
upon raw regulars and says "he army with which Gen
Scott marched VIGOROUSLY the city Of Mexico would
be laughed at the paires and the savages would be
halrassing its while the advance seeking them in
'front.' Mr. Kendall knows mnch about Indian warfare
as Jack Hays himself and his advice is entitled high
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
Trial of the Spanish Consul for the abduction of Req
Nelu Orleans, &c.

New ORLEANS, July 81, 1919.
The trial of the Spanish Consul for the abduction of Rey
is still progressing To-day OF the witnesses swears
that several weeks before the abduction the Consul sent
for him. and proposed paying him well if he succeeded in
securing Rey and putting him on board vessel that he
might be sent Havana Others testify that man. sup
posed to be Rey brought on board the schooner
state of noxicaton and the vessel made sail Immediately
after.
Altogether the evidence appears very strong against the
Consul,
The city continues very healthy The deaths for the
week ending the 2sth, 66, only two of cholera
The sales of cotton yesterday, amounted to 300 bales
The prices were firm. Good middng sold at 81 a 9ac
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

INDIAN DIFFIcuLTIEs.-The Western Texan ofthe 18th
inst says that Gen G. M Brooke had just arrived in San
Antonio and assumed the command OF the Eighth Militia
ry Division With his characteristic ardor and zeal for the
public service Gen Brooke had sought for every nfoma-
ton relative the character and magnitude of the Indian
outrages the frontier with determination to quiet the
disturbances peaceaby if he canif not he will resort to
the most summary measures.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

ST. LAWRENCE AND LAKE CHAMPLAIN SHIP CANAL.--A
meeting held at Montreal the 9th ut which
solutions passed strongly in favor of the construction
ofths work. and pedging the corporation of the meet
ing with the citizens Of New York who have moved in the
matter. committee was appointed to meet the Troy
canal
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

FIGHTING. colored fellows were arrested by Off
Ger 1. b. White on Friday evening, tor lighting. The
batants had been regang themselves in the famous village
of" Sceanersvlle, and having found of quarrel re-
paired beyond the corporate limits OF that interesting vii
age, osettlethe difficulty. When ovehaued by the officer
they were progressing finely having nearly Invested each
other OF the few clothes they had when the be-
gun The Mayor directed the proper treament-twenty
five for Two
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

CONVICTION OF NEGRoEs.--The Charleston Mercury Of
ted in the recent outbreak the workhouse tried
yesterday and convicted. The evidence was not concu-
sive capital offence, and they were accordingly
sentenced to five years imprisonment, and receive fit
teen ashes on the first Friday OF every month for SIX
months-heir owners, however, having privilege OF sell
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
No.. Coo,o nonf
ST.. LOUIS, August FL A. N

1t affords no little qualification in being enabled in
resigned their authority declaring by resolution that
the cholera longer exists epidemic in the city and
thar ofonr and the neighboring States
may visit the city with perfect safety.
The papers have ceased to report the ntenents there
having been but fourteen Tuesday three only OF which
were cholera.
The epidemic is rapidly disappearing from every quarter
around us, with the exception OF Independence Jefferson
City and Hermann, in Missouri and Quincy, in Illinois
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

The city Of Cincinnati has suffered severely from the
Cholera only the loss OF its inhabitants but in the
interruption OF business 1t sstated that there
than twenty five hundred houses to let this tme the in
habtants having fled from the prevailing epidemic
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

Garbadi the Roman General whose heroic defence of
Rome has attracted the admiration OF the friends liberty
throughout the world was for several years resident OF
Ohio where he made handsome fortune It is thought
that ihe escapes his enemies he will again make the Uni
ted States his refuge
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

The MAcKEREL FIsHERy-The first arrival of the sea-
son at Gloucester, Mass) from Chaeur Bay took place
the 18th inst. 1t brought 27O bbls Of Mackerel-
The prospects Of the catch unfayorabe that there
only twenty-five fishing boats from Gloucester
the fishing ground while last year there were nearly
hundred The vessels employed on the of Massa-
chuses have done very little and the mackere obtained
has been principally No 3's
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

fIRE.-'The alarm OF fire Friday evening about hall pass
five o'clock, was caused by the burning of Capt B. Shep
pards brick stable near the eastern termination OF 9th
street. The stable entirely destroyed but the horses
in the building were gotten out uninured Capt Shop
pars loss issupposed to be about $5 which covered by
an insurance Our intrepid fremen were promptly the
spot We understand there exists but little doubt that the
stable was set on fire, two negro boys
ming from the premises, Just before the alarm given
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

DROUGHT THE EAsT--1he Boston papers complain
OF drought OF most unparalleled severity which has pre-
vailed for some time in that vicinity, and which has
nousy injured the garden vegetables and killed the
verdure OF the fields The leaves Of many varieties othe
trees have began to turn yellow and drop off
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

FISHING FOR IRoN.-Joseph Hagan, grocer residing in
Adams Valley, was brought before the Mayor on Satur
day. on the charge of having in his possession lot of iron
claimed to be the property Of the "Amory Iron Compa
NY" Mr.. Hagan proved by CLOUD OF Witnesses" as
well pair OF ponderous longs that he had fished
up the iron from the bottom of the at Rockets in the
neighborhood OF the wharves where had at various
times been dropped by those engaged in loading and un
loading vessels, Mr.. Brown, the part of the Armory
Iron Company, stated that he had charged Mr. Hagan
with procuring the iron legayal he desired TO know
was how he came by it, The probable value OF the iron
Appropriated to $3.50, and large portion OF he could
very readily identity belonging to the company which
he represented Mr. Hagan having satisfactorily account
ed for the in which lie by it, the
was dismissed Mr.. Brown then asked the Mayor as TO
the right OF ownership to the iron which his Honor took
time to decide
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

The corner stone OF Theatre was laid in New Or
leans last week It's be built by an association gen
temen for Thomas Placide the comedian.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

1t has been suggested that the spot In California whert
Mrs Farnhams young lady Adventures settle, should be
called Chicago, or as is sometimes pronounced, She
cdTgos-Pic.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

SALE OF STocKs.-A sale of Six Per Cent Stock OF the
State Virginia. with interest from the lst of July
made at auction in this city, Thursday last, $l03
sale of James River and Kanawha Bonds with interest
from LIST July likewise made at the same tme at $lO
These prices afford just and unstakabe evidence OF
fidence in the obligations OF the cod Dominion
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
MARRIED.

On the oath July Thomas c. READ, TO SALLn second
daughter Of William NJ Peyton ESQ, all Of Roanoke
county.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

The FAST Day, recommended by the President Of the
United States, was duly observed in this city Friday
last. Appropriate services performed in all tbs
churches to full and grave congregations. The grave
faces subdued tone ovoce and measured tread OF the ser
sex, they wended then way TO and from the dite-
rent houses public worship gave that thei,
hearshad been enlisted in the ceremonies of the day
We have never known the people OF this city manifes
greater unity OF purpose any occasion, than this
Jew and Gentle, bond and ireea appeared be actuy
-atedby the same motive All the public Offices eourt
rooms, &c. closed and scarcely store in the city
(oter than the apothecary and confectionery stores which
always form an exception0 opened for business on
Friday. The day beautiful oneclear and pleasant
and passed off most appropriately there being entire
absence OF noise, confusion OF tumult
We trust the Fast Day appropriately observed
throughout the length and breadth of the Union and the
beautiful well as sublime spectacle presented OF nation
OF treemen bowling down before the Supreme Ruler OF the
Universe, in acknowledgement Of the manifold blessings
showered upon us as nation and ierveny praying thar
the hand which has been upled against may be stay
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

To the Trustees Of the Richa,ond Academy
AT meeting OF the Board of Trustees on Thursday, the
I'd inst, the following resolution adopted:
Resolped That the Chairman be requested to address
circular letter every member of the Board OF Trustees
to be held on the 9Th day Of August, (Monday0 at the
hour Of o'clock, at the academy to make The appoint
nlent Of principa and to inform each member that his
absence for the continued period of eighteen months from
meetings OF the Board, without any being made
known for such absence will be considered resignation OF
the office OF Trustee"
The time being short issue the circular required,
avail myself OF this method notify the Trustees, parcu
lary the absenees Thursday, OF the passage OF the
above important resolution.
au6 JAS. Il. HEATH, Chairman.
d. HIP-BROk ERS.-The subscribers have associa-
- ted themselves obtain freight for masters and
furnish vessels merchants, manufacturers and golfers.
We solicit patronage, shall be thankful for encourage
ment and pledge prompt attention to orders We may
be seen at Messls Merams Rocketts Lancaster & Co.'S
on the Dock; and at Bea2ey & Co.'s, the Basin
where we have slate for orders
GEO. III. Merriam
ROBERT w. ROBINSON,
Richmond 3lst July, ls49 W 81
A< BBLs WILSON'S CIDER VINEGAR,
@sH just received, for sale. JAS, WINSTON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

free negro, rejoicing in the very uncommon name OF
Smith, "John, however, but the euphoneous
OF Cupidwas arrested in the city Saturday and brought
before the Mayor He had register attestng his claims
freedom but said he from Hanover county, whers
witnesses "as plenty blackbeies could attest the fact
that he was born free. Sent to jail.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
TERMS
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The number of insertions OF Advertisements must be
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be stopped, and charged accordingly
Annual Advertisers charged $5o Tor 70 lines, ana
in that proportion for advertisements Of greater length
and $50 for l3 lines and in that proportion for advertise
ments Of greater length; except Aucuoneers who are
charged Sf0O paper ncluded for all sales before the
doors
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tbeek ending Suturdag, Aug. 4, 6 p "
Whites ColOured Cha
Total number OF nterments for the week &c. OF this
number only died Of cholera--3 blacks and white.

COMMONWEALTH Us IT, w LoTTER.-Saurday last
having been agreed by OF pares instead Of
Friday dhe Fast Day. for the examination OF T. w.
Loer, the prisoner brought into the Mayors Court
Rooms little before 10 o'clock Gen Lambert took his
seat 10 A NJ and after dsposig of some minor cases
asked it the witnesses the OF Lottier were in at
tendance Having been assured that they WERE he pro-
posed at once to proceed with the examination.
Mr. K. g. Scott stated that the court room was small
and beng crowded with witnesses well spectators,
would be almost impossible proceed with the examina
on and suggested to his Honor the proprety of holding
his Court in the rounda of the City Hail. The PROPOSE
ton having met with favor his Honor, the lawyers the
prisoner, &c. &c. adjourned to the Hastings Court ROOM
he rotunda where proceedings commenced by ad-
ministering the oath to eight or ten witnesses.
Dr. Beale, one OF Mr. VIM. P. Cooks medical attend
ants was called and stated that he had Mr. Cook that
morning at o'clock in company with DR.. Gibson--that
ne considered Cooks condition exceedingly critical-hs
wounds had assumed dangerous appearance since
he had last testified before the Mayor The ball which
they had supposed to the diaphragm they now dis
covered had inflicted wound in of his kidneys
causing the urine to pass of the orce made by the
ball. instead of into the bladder Dr. B. stated Also in
to questions propounded that would be mpossi
BILE say when Mr. Cook condition might be such as to
the opinion that his life was free from danger from
Of Sickness he must inevitably be manned for ehat his
condition was such noao, that it would require con-
currence OF circumstances to ensure his recovery.
MIR K G. Scott on behalf of the prisoner staedthat he
was extremely anxious to proceed with the examination
and that if Mr. Cooks condition was regarded as sui-
GENTLY precariousto warrant lengthy posponenent OF
the case he should apply for bail behalf OF Mr. Loter
who had already remained in jail near three weeks.
The Mayor expressed his earnest desire TO proceed
with the examination but in view OF the precario eond
ton Of Mr. Cook, he would be compelled again post
pone the He asked the counsel for the prisoner
any day the latter part Of the ensuing week. which
would suit them and he would then take up the case pro-
yided Mr. Cooks condition such as enable him
determine the degree fcrmnality aachable the Prise
ner. By general consent, Saturday, the 18th inst,
fixed upon the day when the viii be again called
Witnesses for the commonwealth recognized TO ap
pear that day, and then the Court adjourned.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

SEMI-WEEKLY RICHMOND TIMES.
The SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES will be published, in
like manner, at THREE DOLLARS PER ANNunI, pro,
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payment be not 50 made within 80 days, FOUh DOL-
LARS will be charged without exception IN any case
ADVERTISEMENTS charged IS cents per square Tor the
first insertion and so cents for each subsequent insertion
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RANGE OF THE, THERMOMETER, at J. w.
Randolph i Co.'S Bookstore, August 4th.
To the Trustees Of The Richnlond Academg.

; o'clock, ~ II o'clock. -, SO o'clock.
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CALIFORNIA

Gen Riley and Tie San Erancisco Assembly-1Ae case
truth stated Public sentihsent-MedsureS ,oanted-
Gold--Coal- Prices--,Spe culation-New Cities-zBe-
nicia-C China Trade.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

An explanation has been politely made to us, by gen
teman connected with the Republican, acting in the alb
Of the editors which satisfies us that there was nc
intentional ressness of courtesy in that Office in
regard to the matter of the Ministers Appeal mentioned
BY US few DAYS ago.
The New York herald., 1849-06-30
rig Alcenus, Mitchell, Balti-
Passengers Arrived.

LIVERPOOL Steamship Hibernia-For Halifax Sir John
and Lady Campbell five children female
Iace Master sace Mrs Capt Shorthand and servant Mrs
Patteson ieut Taylor Mr. HcQucan Capt Norwood and
For New York Mr. Hovey, Mrs Hovcy and two children
the Hon hrs Cunningham infant and nurse Mr. and Mrs Neil
son. MT Simpson Mrs simpson and two children, Messrs
Lewis, Gilmor, and Engsh Mr. williams, Mrs Williams
and servant Capt Black Messrs Christy Kendck PAUL.
son, Dale. ID Grshame Bigelow, Appelton, PEN
rice, Lottmer Woodcock Mellis and Goodband Col
Cunynghame, Mr. X Humsl Mr. aud Mrs g Angravs Mr. @
nawson and child, hetsr Loosely Sshne wind Habersha,
Woodbridge. Pope Wass, hurley Smith, Hinrey,
jun, Tobn, Fuller Hawksworth, Murray, Murdock,
Bergman, Lummins, Brle, and Louis Leibs Mr. and
Mrs horny Mr. aud Mrs Thornton, hessrs Pearce, Amor
A hurton, seigmann, MoNabb, and Morri.sy.
From Halifax hssers Swestlsnd, AND Fict cling.
Dunlap Of virsns Scott krs Mot, and child New Yori
Lieut. fekn and lady, Br Army; Bridges. Miss Thomas
Rsmsfort, Miss Gssa Holschsr of Germany; Mr. Mead
lady chill dren and servant, Hnig, HAig, Leverhe
Foort, RouiAtt, Mr. Reuen, Mr. Wilson and lady Miss
Wilson, II Wilson, Mr. Wilson, Miss Beck Miss JEFF
fres hrs Laurence Of England Muller and lady; Sun
LvEEPooL-Paehet ship Ashburton-ksv Theobald Ma
thews Rev Doran, James QuiAbaw Michael Mclaughlin
Ialor, ID Meaid, VIM Foster, Mcguire. Lesry
gcop all Of 1reland John Irvine VIM Irvine James Irvine
Missse Irvine and Irvine Of Scotland Mrs Dickson OF
BEIrAsr--ship MAranne-Rev Thomas Flaysll A, and
lady Tsndrsgee Rev John Douglas A, Tsndragee; Mr.
Henry Mulbolland Quay Lsburs; Miss BleAky hora Mr.
David Beskly ydo Mr. simpson, do Miss Besett Banbrdge
Mr. John McGarry, Belfast. Mr. and Miss Jamson, d.. -
HAvRE-Sbip Virginia-A Austin, Jean Vinsst, Madam
Renci. n Fourrow snd lady.
LorDoN-Ship Nicholas and John N Campbell aAd LADY,
Brown, and It6 in the steerage.
RorrERpAN-Barh Gen Hsrrison-M Waterman
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7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once June 81, lS49.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED TINE PApKR HAVING TBn
LAReEsT CIRCULATION.
Please mention the Of The Last which they aA
vertsed.
The New York herald., 1849-06-30

Orell Josephine
(3d Ostrandsr Miss A @
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.ct Owens Mrs( Moore st
.ipeO'Brien Elizabeth
niA O'Connor Margaret
Z O'Cornell Hannah
The New York herald., 1849-06-30
Mcbride Margaret
kcCabe MRS Null
OAKLEY Miss

O'C0DIor Miss (3d
avenue
O'C0nnsrs Bridget
O'Connor CAtherin,
O'DonneA Virginia
Olnstead Mrs II Z
O'Neil Mary
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FBr's Aises !sf Harpswsn) Hastsl Bangor days. viii
brig hsrinis. Montgomery, ThonasOa, Isays with hms
- the
Sshr Belle, Chase, Virginia.
Sskr Delaware, Taylor Virginia.
Schr Maria, Dissoway Baltimore
Fshr ,onnecticut. Enwood, Baltimsre
BshY baltimore Kingpland, BAltimere
Sshr Conpeoticut Elwsll, BAltimore: -
Br sshr Dolphin. holder, &c John, NIB, with lnmker
ssr orcut sullivan, Me- with granite for tAs Ufs
s.hr Julia .sriRs Crowley Sullivan. M. With granite for
NE Dry Dock, Breeklyn.
sehr Sylvia " ides, Rhcadss, Calais.
Fshr Matilda, Wooster, Eastport, 4days.
Schr Co pmbia. - Eastport.
Sehr Victor Perry, Portland.
Sehr Katbadin. Small, Cherry held. 60 .,..
schr Susan Abigail, -, Quincy with graniN ~ Ne
eshr Abbot Lawrence, Allen. Boston.
Sehry J Cooley Co, Hammond, Boston.
echr Homer, kickerssn Boston.
Echr Ellen, Bearse Bostou.
eshr Lewis Crowcli. Boston.
Schr Angel, Chadwick, Falmouth .l Para
Schr Union, Pendleton Thomaston.
Schr Sarah Hamilton, -, Thomaston.
sehr Gaxee, Parker Huntington.
Sehr Mary, Crosby, from Boston for Albany.
Sehr Convert Nicksrson. Boston for Albany.
Packet ship swissrland Fletcher, from London, with
,adse. to GrinpelL Minturn L Co. Ift
Packet ship ADMIRAL wotton, from Havrs with mdse, 10
Vox 4 Livingston.
Also bark and two brigs.
Jurr 1s-wind rise. NE; meridian. dol at
Det do.