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sszz-s PHILADELpHIA.-The splendid Steam
ships PENNSYLVANIA" and VIRGINIA" ;"
leave Richmond alternately every five days for
Philadelphia.
These steamers are both new and have very su-
perior State-room accommodations.
The Captains Of much experience in
their profession. and we can highly recommend
this route to the travelling community, for comfort
speed and economy.
Tobacco manufacturers will find it to their adj
vantage to give this mode of transportation the
preference being much less likely TO dcace their
boxes in getting them to market.
Goods sent to consignment for reshipment
will receive every attention and be forwarded at
the usual rates.
Citizens of Lynchburg elsewhere, wishing to
engage State-rooms in either of these Steamers be-
fore leaving home. can do so, by addressing us.
MAYO s. ATKINSON, on the Dock,
march ISIS Richmond Va.
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400 Kegs Old Dominion Nails, every size and
description
900 Bags superior Rio Coffee.
IL Baskets do Salad OIL
eco barrels Bragg's best Family Flour
100 do Bumgardner's Old Rye Whiskey,
$50 do Fletcher's and kenncdy's Cincinna-
ii Rectifed Whiskey,
81 casks Port Wine.
40 boxes Clarct ''St. Julian Medcc,"
- cases superior Sherry.
II baskets Creme de Bowzy Champagne,
30 demiinhns old Antigua Rum,
20 do do "Marzel's" Pale Brandy.
our own direct importation.
80 do do Port Wine. our own direct
importation. .-
5000 genuine Havana Cigars "Esmeralda"
brand. direct importation,
100 barrels Rnsendae Cement.
1,500 bushels superior Oats suitable for seed.
Jan Ia-ts GARLAND & ROBINSON.
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GRAZING FOR HORSES AND

" CATTLE.-Having extensive Clover and
Grass Pastures. the Forest road, within iye
miles OF Lynchburg am prepared TO Craze horses
and cattle upon accommodating terms.
E.J BURTON.
Iwsh also to buy so or 100 head of STOCK
CATTLE, for which fair price will be paid
Sen, 4-9t-vts Ell ETRTON
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NICE!!-T

SOMETHING NHCE!.-THE SUB
- scrber offers to the public small box Of
Messrs OYLEE & AYDfRsoNs Gold Legf Honey
Der Tobacco. 1t was manufactured expressly for
exhibition at the Worlds Fair, in London and was
mentioned there amongst the finest. 1t has
been ordered back home, and those who would
like eUlD of something superior. invited to
call at the Drug Store of JOHN II. SEAY,
March S-ts Main Street.
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-sEhUNlON ,Fransport.:ion

KIN Z Il TO 4 .aOgl
ssss<rszz-sa LINE 10 Puts5urg and tie Vest
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and customers. that the ennsy ylvania Canal
will open 18th March. ar which time we will be
prepared to forward any amount Of Merchandise to
all points the Western waters, with Dispatch ut
the very lowest rates.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Balti-
more or Philadelphia. G, II. kOONS,
Agent Union Line, Baltimore.
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1J1o CAssPENTEEss AND BUIL-

Two CAEsPEN 'FEEsS ANaS z H.
Il DERS.-I offering some Patent Hand
Boring Machines of great simplicity of construc
tion and of undoubted utility. Also, varied as
sortnent of Hardware for house building, which
| pledge myself to sell at a small advance on man-
ufacturers prices, and lower than they are sold in
this market
Feb SITS A. WINSTON
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TERRY & SHIELDS.1
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AUCTION AND COMMITS

NEW AUCTION AND COMM1S-
In SION HOuSe.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
have associated themselves under the firm and
style Of MOsby Il Garland, for the pur-
pose oi conducting the Anction and General Com
issios Business in this place, the old stand of
Mosby T. Holcombe. In connection with their
business, they design keeping a general FUR
NLSHLN0 ard AGRICU TURAL ROOM
where those in want Of neat Furniture and good
Farming implements. may have the opportunity Of
furnishing themselves with good article at lew
prices
They will make LIBERAL ADVANCES on all
articles>consigned to them for sale.
All sales guaranteed and cashed when required
They respectfully solicit the patronage of the
friends and customers Of their late predecessors,
assuring them that, By this charge in the style of
the firm. they have increased facilities for extend
ing their operations, and rendering the new con-
cern, in every respect acceptable TO them and wor
thy the confidence of the public.
Lfa VIII. H. MOSBY.
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II LIVINGSTON PLOUGH CAST

II INGS.-The subscriber has on hand large
lot of the celebrated Livingston" Plough Cast
ings, and will continue receive additions to his
stock from the foundry, so that there viii be no
difficulty in getting any of the pieces belonging to
them. JAMES b. RENWlCk,
Feh Jo-.s on the Basin.
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VIRGINIA LINE OF RICH

These vessels all of the first class. built in the
city of Baltimore. expressly for this tiade, and
have superior accommodations Tor passengers-
They are commanded by experienced Captains
and qualified for the trade, and who will spare no
cxertinn to accommodate. They will be towed up
and down the river by steam. and may be relied on
to sail promptly as advertised. Merchants going
North ordering goods from New York. will find
it their interest ship by this line as it is the
only regular line, and freight viii always be taken
at the lowest rates and every effort viii be mnde by
the agents in Richmond and New York, to give sat
isfacton. unexpectedly ask and hope to succeed
in obtaining full share of patronage. Goods ship
ped by this line TO New York, will be forwarded
free of ofcommission to New Orleans. Mobile Sava-
nah, Charleston. or any other port. The vessels
will be in Richmond at Rockets; in New York Mt
berth No. |, Coffee House slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond,
CHAS. IL. PlERSON, N. York.,} age Is
No.6i, South Street.
Richmond Anp oS-ts
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CTEANa ARgLE EsKs.

g. EEA VI VI A ss Il l. Il w @ Es * S i.
- JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his Marble
Works to the of M1in and Sth streets. whore
will be found fine assortment of Egyptian, ltanan
and American Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave
Stones, Mantel Pieces of every description, Wall
Plates, Fronts, &c
Any design in carving executed in the neatest
manner Orders from the country, with city refer
ence, promptly attended to.
Mr.. having served his apprenticeship in one
Of the largest establishments in New York city and
having much experience in the business, latters
himsclfthat all work executed at his shop will give
as entire satisfaction any done North South.
Richmond July 14-1v
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lNOR SALE.-- The> undersigned has @
Il for sale two Houses aud Luts-thc hou- ka4
are brick and recently built with all necessary
out houses and well of water, and the lots contain
threc-fourths of each. This properly is
situated Immediately in the nsighborhood of ID. B.
Payne's and opposite Edmund Logwood's, and
desirable family residences.
have for sale also three building Lots in the
same neighborhood. each containing Que acre.
For terms, apply TO Greed T. Wills in the ab
sence of the undersigned. WM. DANIEL, JR.
Anril 1--ts
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.,z- RICHMOND MANU-
sssazsSa faeturcd Furniture

We have lately erected very
large Factory for the purpose Of Manufacturing
call the attention Of Farmers and Planters more
to our Stock. We have now in store
Of our own Manufacture, Sotas Bureaus Dining
Tables, French, Cottage and Maple Bcdsteads,
Wardrobes, Waslstaads, a large variety of Chairs,
Mattresses and large assortment Of other articles
JONES t. HARDWOOD,
Main Street.
TAn5-cm1 P;ch,,ond Va
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TRE DEGAR LOCOMOTIVES

L WORKS, Richmond, Vugisia.-The under
signed are repaired to execute orders for every de-
scriptiou LOCOMOTIVE an! STATIONARY
ENGINES and SAW MILLS.
The addition 10 their works Of shop of $50 by
exclusively, enables them to execute orders with
dispatch.
The work furnished by them will be warranted
equal to that furnished by any other establishment.
ANDERSON & SOUTHER.
FOR SALE. 6 pairs best FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES, 81 feet diameter.
Mar I5-3r &. &
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EAR2LAND q ROBINSON, AUC-
NJ TIONEERS and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, Rihmcnd Va. corner Cary and con
Sired on The. Does, offer for sale accommodating
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TANTED-Fity able bodied

w Negro Men to work the Virginia and
Tennes sec Rail Road. Liberal prices will be paid.
Applyto JACOB RuMBOCGH-
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GOTHIC sofas and French Cou-

" CHES Il am now in recent Of fine assort-
nent Of the above articles. which. in addition to
those of my own manufacture makes my stock in
this lire. unusually large. ...........
ArriI.ia-;. "a. WINSTON.
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Member Of tho Royal College of Surgeons London.
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of
The United States, and the greater part of whose
life has been spent the II ,spitals Of London, Pa,
ri. Philadelphia, and elsewhere. has effected some
Of the most astonishing cures that were ever known
May troubled with ringing in the cars and head
when aslSep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, and bashfulncss, with frequent
blu.hing, attended, sometimes, with arrangement of
-,a-o ,rrad n,,,.di,,civ
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100 packages extrx shoulders and hams Al 70 No. sud
e&os ekc 20 bbls prime and extra lard, at Do go
and sfo, viii $50 do. primo and mess beef, 81 $Sk
$6T, and Soy $12k respectively Ohio and state but
Yer was actively sesght after at $780, 2c per H., and
fair to choice CHEESE ut eye. aTkc. per III.
Rcr-The past three days transactions have been con.
a.ed to 20 tierces good ordinary to prime Carolina at
$l2 per thousand.
sross "A lot Of 10 casks prime numess changed hands
at 81 Nc.
SsRrs.--sales were made Of 800 bbis Prison whskey
q 30 20, and 70 hhds drudge al 2lc., time TO
Market unsettled.
sscAss-veried little, 90 bids. Cuba bringing 4Hc a
aye, and so Porto Rico at $40 a SIC. per ID.
TosAoooIncuded in the past three days' operations
were 100 hhds Kentucky at So aTko a. Connect
cut sed leaf at 80. 10c % Florida at 2Oc 25c IL
bnes Yars and Virginia at private bargain and
7 hhds. Mason county ut 8Hc.
Wrsrs-Therc have been so quarter casks burgundy
port bought al 60c, and 50 sweet Malaga $50 per
gallon
nEGrtrTs PRODUCE, 10, 1852.
BY ERIE RAnRoAD.-a6 bbs -four, ] 900 bushels oats
o. bales WOOL IA ashes iii sides and IS rolls
leather 60 packages cheese 400 bushels wheat and 400
do barley.
Dv INV HAVEN RAILnoAD.-30 rolls leather and 75o
bushels oats.
Bv Hrpsoy RIyEa RAILROAD No receipts to-day In
consequence Of the arrival Of the trains
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Late from FL Pnsn.

from the ~ ". Fic9yuuc. March 1Ol
We are indebted to Mr. T. w. Chandler who arrived
here the Mexico for isie interesting news from III
Phso which place he left on the 10th ult Ic~amc TO
San Antonio in sixteen days in company with CAPTAIN
H. Skllman. the Santa Re mail contractor and CAPTAIN
Easton aud Lieut.. Adams. U. = Army. They had good
grass fine Weather and plenty Of water the route
Mr.. Chandler states that the Indisus bave been very
troublesome since the removs OF the troops from FL Paso
that their depredations continue unabsted both sides
q the o Grande but particularly on the Mexican side
where there Is scarcely opposition to them and they
drive oil cattle and murder the inhabitants with mpunity
Ten United ststes troops attacked by party of In
dams supposed TO re Apaches Fort Fillmore, about
the lst ult., and four of them killed
About The st ct February priest and his party were
attacked by Tie Indians on tie Mexican side Of the Rio
Grande at ploce called puento de los Inlos near III
Paso and three killed. and nil their mules and
stores were carried OF The Indians also caught party
Of aexicans ~ Paso tied their hands behind them
and snt them into town with their compliments to the
authorities
Mr. Chandler s,stes that there u at III Paso,
when he left Tint Mexican named Dumas had been at
tackled near f'nnm time before. by the Indians
that twenty Of his killed. and large herd OF
sheep hey were driving was carried of by the savases
Bfness at III paso for the want Of protection en-
rey stagnaed Many merchants settling at Preside
del Norte 40 miles below, and design making thnt the
main route to chihuahua ~ Il is 200 miles nearer has
more water and grass. and Is sclcr
The people of the Ro Grande anxiousy dcsrc TO have
pct Of mounted men ut San Rlizario twenty miles be-
low III Paso and ut Preside del Nortc also ono at Live
Oak Greek, miles this side Of the Pecos miles
above Fan Antonio. and about midway the route II Is
said mounted company there, at tho FAN Antonio
crossing will afford much protection BY ranging up to tho
Rio Grande and TO Leos station there arc but
few principal points to be guarded At Live Oak Creek
there Is abundance o. timber water and gra aud the
soil IL good.
Mr. Chandler confirms the report Of the death Of the
Mexican Boundary Commissioner. Con Condo and states
that he died at Arispa the 9th January.
German named Jacob Mobr, who II supposed TO have
some friends In this city accidentally shot himself
Camanohc Springs on the way to San Antonio. He had
accompanied Mr. Chandler party from III Paso and wa
out cunning when the lock OF his gun caught amid
the underground. the gun went oil and tho bal PISSED
through his neck
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

T..
Asimswe heard Of 80 bbs being sold at s. 06I q for
pots; and So q for pcarls-the former rates.
BEEswAr-Iellow American ruled scarce aud firm, at
26c. q SIC. cash, per ID
TRANSFORMATIONS appeared rathe. anguid the ope-
rations not exceeding $500 bbls. Common to good
Southern at 81 J6 81 IS ordinary TO choice State at
81 62G 81 S71 and mixed TO fancy Western at 81 s7
s. 1915 per Dbl Fine rye -four held at Sc 62k and
jersey corn meal at S. 43sl. without supply There
800 bushels Southern white wheat bought 81 TO-
5000 bushels two rowed barley bctwecnsc and and
10000 bushels Southern white and yellow corn ut &c
changed
CaSpLrs.-A moderate inquiry existed for plain and
patent sperm. nj sc. o soc. per 81
CATrlr.--At Washington Drove YardAOfered on Tues
day. 1000 becves q 200 Southern and remainder from
this state Demand fair, and prices Arm Sales good;
retailing qualities ut from 7,c 10 PIC About 800 head
left over unsod, At Brownng'--Ofsred 30 cows and
calves at from So 80 to So a SO % onsold 5000
sheep and lambs sale Prices at from 81 IL "A 10 to
ST. All sold At Chamberlain s-Hadson River Bulls
Hcad-0Tcred, 80 beef cattie-on hand 100: 10 cows
and calves Prices from e to 2, per ID sales dull
CorrIE.-200 bags Lsguayra realized nLc. aud 130 Rio
ut sac Market unaltercd.
CorrLRYellow metal continued active st IKE, and
new 'heathing at 20 per 10.
Corros The market continues 70 favor the buyer,
from the desire shown by holders TO realize promptly.
Tho sales weye about 600 bales
FisH-Nothing Of moment dens in mackerel or
herring 1000 quintals dry cd were taken at 50 l2
So 2l--the former value
fRrI1salcs 500 boxeo Malsga raisins were offered
at 81 62s 81 65 loo casZantc currsnts at ~ 4c.;
ALMONDS on terms not undartood
fRErGrrs-Owing to increased supply OF vessels rates
wsre easier TO Liverpool, 1000 becs cotton
gagged at 7-o2d for compressed, aud I'D for uncom-
pressed for flour, IL. I'd offered. aud g. asked;
10000 bushels grain reported at n 6tzd,
baggcd by the vessel There nothing new for Lon
DON The packet Of tae 10th, Oo-dsy) being full sails
the 10th for Havre The packet the 81 on and
engaging cotton 1T &c. ashes at 50 and 81 Rates to
California easier and ranged by clippers from 400
10 Soc
HAv-Riger nor.inally commanded Toc. 75c. by
tail but large quantities un,icale at such prices
H,sr-hbout 80 baes undrcseed American found
buyers at S115 Sill 10, usual credit
Hors--fherc were only few operations reported II
Eastern and Western at 2io, zoe. per To-
lRoS--Soms 100 tons Scotch pig purchased at
S2O 90 S2l. q months. Demand brisk
Iaiht-Lestern remained in good request, nj 50 12k
| per thousand cash.
| LNu-A very large movement occurred In common
Rockana to-day which resulted in the disposal Of 10 900
! bbis., al 81 l2is per 100 lbs. chiefly for cash
Moi~ssfs-Thcre have been 50 bids Trinidad picked
UP, at 2ic and 20 cerdena~, under TIC Markets de
p.esssd
oLs-sales wore made q only COO gallons iinseoi at
! 6isc. 66c per gallon, cash fnqnlsg limited
n.t.a - fh fEipa o. ~ bid nov cr;ne
s,-s., "a ,.t. sis. "a ~ = a.. 70,
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Dlocl.


On Tuesday March 10 THEODORE Grrris, only son Of
Azaish and Martha Gifn, aged years months and 10
days.
members Of Mercantile Lodge No AZ o. of o. f., and
American Chapter, No O o. u A. respectfully invited
to attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon, at half past
O'Clock, from No. Dutch street.
On Tuesday March L. in the 18th year Of her age SA-
RAH, reict OF James Blocker
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
raj at Trinity Church afternoon. at halfpast
So'closk precisely, without further invitation.
On Tuesday afternoon, March TO- at hafpast o'clock,
RICHARD LEATcRArT aged 20 years months and days.
His funcra viii take place. tomorrow afternoon. at
burg The friends Of the family invited to attend
Newark papers please copy.
NJ D. aged 50 years late Private Secretary to the General
Agent OF the Commissioners Of Emigration.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the New York Hospital, 319 broadway.
On Tuesday, March Ii, THOMAS c.. OF John sud Eli
zsbeth Simpson, aged year months and IA days
invited 10 attcnd his funeral from the residence Of hs
parents NO S4 Cherry street, tomorrow sseyApop at
o'clock. -
.rs , ssr Tuesday March 49,
C lenos "" me friends of the family arc respect
u,d to attend his funeral from his late residence,
:. afternoon at O'Clock The Paterson Railroad
trains leave New York at and halpast IL AM return
ing at haifpast P. NJ.
On Tuesday March 16, MIGUEL BRAcns aged IS years
and recently arrived from Venezuela his native country
His friends and those of his brother Senior W. Brccno
invited to attend his funeral, from No so Leonard
street, TINS afternoon, at O'CLOCK.
On Monday March 15 EMILY FRANCES eldest daughter
Of James and Maria I. Hardley, aged years and ]
months
The friends Of The family arc respectfully invited to at
tend funeral from the residence Of her father 53i
Greenwich street, this afternoon, at o'clock.
At williamsburg Long Island. Monday March /, OF
inflammation of the bowels HARRIET, wife Of James Hay
formerly Of London.
/ English papers please cory
/ On March IL, at the s. s. Harbor HENRY CHEw, coored
aged 81 years
Salem papers please copy
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for Bsstcn, schrs Empire State. dreds Perth AmSsg
S:,s psss.
Tsasss Ha%slin Snow Boston for 10: NJ vernon H..s
Sss:sss. s;:sssSs; Ess,; u
s ss'ss s = r. s's
MARI; cSss vn
sh Ann Cool. csn,ds Ristnssd va sisor Ssha
sn,, March sA,r brig Roscoe
Aessrsris; Heron. Nevmsn. Philadelphia sd schr Jew
PENSACOLA. prey 70 March Carr bark " B..dss.
''i STf sai T.:.s Gy.. sss.
s:. s::'
XII; ;
'ls y
P6RTIANp. March BaArs BARI j.so. Means Care.
nss l.. iastsn.i brig Motto. vinins Aasnras 18Th u u
March 1E city s
Rollins NYoEk; sShrs Davis =. dol Merchant, Couch.
r.s Stsss S. s.s o.issa M
sH,s sp 70, s.sa'
Ale: Tarlon 70 sold suction Feb TO- ssies pssssa.
ssis y private sale s1s1. 70. gale yssSy.' 1sai.
FEB sob Emery for SAN Diego and psrs
Sldtllth AM-Ship Cornes, Gardner Hong Kong aD&a.
bark Emma, IsadoRa, Paine, do. - !
son, LAsrpool
March 1i-Cd brig Clement Howe Bos,oA, sohr Rex
ngham. Cottrel. Boston; ship Adrian, Neal LiqsrpooL
Arr bstque Jacob Prentiss, Loring. Boston.
March thArr briggs Ava, Buzz Boston Boston. TofrsV.
Wiscasset, Ne.
sssss s.4 s. s:'
William. Blasand, Boston; brig Caudace Bray Boston,
schrs MAlabar Cotreli Boston, Esther Burr, Tute
ard, New York.
Sld-Schr II Holmes Lodge. Philadelphia.
ALEM March sArr sehr; Henry pun;ser nss,sys
18th ship vospasan Ayrcs lse Galloup WIG e.chsnsed
Manila Dec Anjisr 18th s. Helena Feb 8 sch Warrior
NYork sid llth schr Maria Theresa Croweu Rlchmsad
18th. bark Elizabeth Hall, Zanzibar.
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Herald Marine Corresponxlencc.

=,
The weather for the last two weeks has been the
violent description, and the shipping port
severely. On night 10Th u violent gale from INV to
M Prevailed without abatement for ~ hours
s prevalence the following vessels and
subsequently went to pieccsBarks Bahurst Of
Lonion GuBus Henry Of Lubeo; brys Cobreno Of Halifax
Ne; MargaIet Of Liverpool Ms ana Milton. Of do. The
cagan and crow Of the first named
aud the ocers and Of the others were saved BY
lag themselves 70 RATS and spars.
PHrLhpHhrnrA, March 16-4PM.
hrriyoi--Sehrs Phipsbnrg Kear, NYork; Canton, Small
kichmonn steamers kennebec, Seymour, NYork; Novelty
Briggs, de.
tleared-gArk Warren, Haskell, Marselles; brigs Ex
press (Brl FIRTH, Halifax Brazilian, Bray Boston; Manza
nils, Berry, do; sohrs wcscot Wines sshington, NC
James Somcrly Nowhuryportj Colorado Burnett Brook
yni Canton, Small, Portsmouth; Star, Nickerson Proy
denee
Miscellaneous.
SKIP MARION from Boston BID to Havana which put into
Nassau MI after being ashore owing the market being
guted there with lee sd thrown part Of her
commodity overheard gbton the vessel while undergoing
rcpsir rather than tonnage duty Tho unusual sight
In that latitude OF large blocks OF floating ice, created con-
siderable interest
Sur RUSSELL GLOVER, hence for New Orleans, before
reported wrecked a. hbaco sailed hence tho 18th Feb
with assorted of merchandise On Sundsy
TIC I'D al hs pEs O'Clock NJ, the shp struck Nun
ypa Reef hbs >, rbA yps THROWN oa tae r)ef WITH saeb