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Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
Testimony of II Democrat and
Soutlternpr,

We presume that among our Democratic
lellow.eitizens, at least, the opinion Of Tx.
Gov JouN A. QmTnAs, Of Mississippi, is
entitled 10 some weight The genuinenoss
Of his democracy and his honest but some.
what misdirectcd devotion to the South
have, We believe never been questioned,
even by the bitterest of his political oppo.
nents \ gentleman of New Orleans, who
was fellow.passonger uf Coy, QurMAN u
few days since on steamer bound up the
river asked his opinion of Gen, Seorr -
Sir said the Governor, in reply "the
American people have never done General
Scott justice The more the mans chaac.
ter and claims to distinction are eanyassed,
the higher will be the stand he will take in
the admiration and gratitude of his eoun.
trymen.
II have been surprised and aslonishcd
continued Goy Qui,man) that among the
Whig party there should be found single
man unwilling to give him cordial and
hearty support, Is 10 his being controlled
by Seward. -fhat Is @efe aHg | know
the man, and he will be controlled hs no one
contrary To his own convictions Of what is
right And us to his being true to the
South. consider him the most uuexeepiion.
able man, ON that score. among all the wings
who have been named in connection with
the Presidency, lama Democrat. auli con.
,squcntaffsliicrng Wiiuly as | la. from
Gen. Seatt. on every political question, can
never give him my supfoH.--but II them Is
a Wing in the | ninn Tor whom under any
circumstance, could easi my vote for Pres.
ident, that Wing is Winfield Scott a
Such. in substance. n understand wa,
the reply Of brave and gallant Old soldier
when hi.npiuiln Of noblr and mueh.ahu..
cl campaniuu-.u.arns. was asked We
have he.ap heard that the.e we've the senti.
ments of GOV Quitnau. II We mistake
not there Is a grntoman in llii, city la Dem.
ocmt and another at Holly SPRING Mis-,
who srea with Gak = in the Mexican
war To uham spme mailts since h. made
declarations almost identical with tie i0lg.
going This testimony. from one ai the
highest democratic snurces taken in eanncc.
iion with zen Seaiis hearty, unqualified
aud enlhasia,.ie approval Of che VII Ph,.
iuua tAAiea isuN PLAIN AsD rALFA-
BILE ID filE WORLD J. so NDER
ANn MORE JUST IL TIE SOfTll, m
ac.Iaual question. tim che Democratic
Platiarnl lhe.- heis. ~ sy, oaHli Ia BE-.
aud Ne danbi uw Hiil /. satisfactory. not
only Ia all Wing. huf feaey INN IN tho
couaify-.lisay8a Z f q Eaaafr
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

Tur RAILROAD CoNvESrloN,-We pub.
lish to-day, the report Of Mr.. Robinson, the
Engineer, who made reconnaissance of the
proposed route for the Central liairoad
from Little Rock, to Memphis The re.
port will be found very interesting Al.
though the examination was necessarily a
eursnry one, the acknowledged ability and
experience Of tie gentleman who made it,
warrants the belief that his estimates of the
east Of the work, will be found to be as near
correct as it is possible to make AN estimate
without an actual survey, and will vary but
little from the actual cost,
The report Of the committee of Ways
and Means, to which we alsa give place to.
day, is an excellent well devised and we'll
considered document II the suggestions
contained in this report were carried prae.
tieally into eileei,--aud We see nothing to
prevent It's being done-ihe building Of the
eentfalroad would be settled. \ careful peru.
sal of this roraH will satisfy the most ssep.
teal that We have tho aeaas necessary 10
construct the road ii We Will siye them prop.
er direction.
In our neAi. We will endeayor to publish
tie report Of Alf Payne, af Louisiana. oa
the proposed road don St. Louis through
Arkansas, t1 iaier,ec. the NV Orleans and
oPelonas Railfoal now in course of con.
slfne.oni and "a soon as We eau find s1aer
ne will also publish the floHer oI the
eea'a& Rfassai Coapag as ratified ty
ide eunyoniiaa. We besp.ak an attentive
iera.al q. the fspnss v.i.gh ap publish u.
daf.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

BlnaHT ATtm-sHna dfYs siaae va
copied an afiirlo inaa IL AlcS1nafil pam-
uca' s'aiing that tRa men. named Glenn
aud Wiezia. had ben .l.ui nn the highway
in Caiahaah lar..h IN Obi. s.aIs Thg
Caiahaala Al,ua'e II the l. m gives
a de.aIlaaaraoui 81 ille Whole aim lom
which we aa.har the laHavine i n back
D., lSl4 l.ihuiiie. Ind arisn lla.Hz II Mr..
Lillall aai M JHHz isa wgaiih4 Planter,
ON BiaHb River in RI.fh llu lat#H Ras ar.
ousel q having pokn di,fc,pee,inliy or %
young lady in ils Heiehhulnol. When
the pat.e. mo', lha Isay uiu ISL. iu clm-
Iany with Mr. Lidleli. rumm-nua iua.
ous attack ul .lonr. Fee which ihs latter o..
cc.yed several sho., ouc or which Dec assert.
cd was dryi by Liijell though dis wa, dc.
nicl
Shortly afterwards Jones fd iha prr'li,
ani hs, been abeut until recently Being
scar nright0r5 anil prs.uu. q. .ean. iou. he.
Ing remembered umors om began O, c.r.
culatc iia' each vi thcs gentlemen hl
armed bands ia NJ, hru,r. and NJ l.idlell.
Il appears bcane seriously alarmed ior the
safety Of bis person Nr Samuel G!cun
aud Mr. Pryor, fGends ur June.. were rc-
ported to have madc .lmo threat. against
l.idiell. aud he b.ing informed that the.s
gentlemen hnl gone 10 Trinity placed him.
sclt in ambush On the ruad with some oil.
ers' 10 intercept them. As the carriage.
containing Glenn and friend Of his named
Wlggins a perfectly innocent party, ap.
preached the place If ambush, they were
lrcd upon sud shockingly mn.acrord-
Clean Uas instantly killed, and Niesiu..
though mDrtaIly wounded lcnpcd iroai ila
carriagc ran short distance and lcll lie
IS believed 10 have bCcn shot through the
head while lying on The ground
The cp1u Is tili Lldlell c1ulssc- lp
have killed bu,h, hu regrets thli hn mis-
ioak Nlgiu, .or anuthcr pcrsn. The
most inlcn,c excitement existed in the par
ish' and people generally condcmncd the
cowurdly assassination.
No arrest had been mode though il is
said that l.idloll has siguidrd his willing.
ne" 10 yc,8W magistrate 60 investigate
thc ease, provided he attend, al hi. hou-c
Both the pariic, killed bad large families
dependent on them " u. P,oayaar
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

KENTUCKY SESAroR 1t is runorel
@ys the "Louhyillc Courier. that Govern.
or Powell, has appointed James Guthrie
to fll the vacancy in the L. $. Senate, oc-
casioned by the death Of Hon. Henry Clay.
1lr. Guthrie may occupy his scat but
there is no man living that can fll the va.
cancy occasionei By his death
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

u \ man named Bixhs. was on satar.
day last brsaghl to this place and commit
tel to the esaniy jail. sr Killing nun
namei Simmons in Pike eanuiy.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

TnE SrrREar corRr-Tha rogilaf N.
y term Of the Supreme Court ii til. salz.
w. not held--aeiilicr Of illa as-,ciais JUG.
Is being present within the first ilree a.
The failure 10 hold this term will douhlfs
eauso serious disappointment to many tn.
ganls.
The Convention to remodel the cnnsiiin.
iiun Of Lcuiziana. convened ai Baton Rause
on the jih insi. Duncan I. konner Ms
elected president. and james Edward. INN.
erly Editor Of liz Coneorli1 lnlellgshesr
was elected reporter
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

LAsr Pumlc Acr or Ma. CLw-The
Washington correspondents Of the Charles.
ton Courier says that the last public net Of
the distinguished patriot and statesman now
no more, WAS to recommend Lieutenant
Mcades denomination. Lieutenant K ".
Meade had resigned his commission in the
navy, in consequence Of some misiuder-
standing viii, Commodore Jones, and had
applied for restoration The President re-
fused il but at Mr. chy's request, finally
rcnominaied him, snd he was confirmed
few days ago.
The Boston Past tclls Of IAN unknown.
man who was badly beaten That paper
will have 10 record similar accident aRer
the November election.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

TsnHlG STEAMBOAT Dizasfm.-Nr
leam FINN ouf New Orleans exchange. that
lie steamer : james, eapi Tho.. CIak.
burst her boiler. when within II orf5
mile. Of the handling al Aliluehurg. Lake
Panchairaiu, OIL her l1agc from Bilszi
"a Nsw Orleans, OH the morning Of the .iih
int. The ar,idsn, occurred about 3 dock
a. w., when nearly all the Passengers we're
in their bor.h5. lmmcdiai, b a0cr The cx.
plos'on, the boat took Grc. aud several wlb es-
capcl t'ie cNFloiou persisted ia the ains.
About twenty lh,, were ,y.t-amungvl,om
was judge lalc T Prc,,alof the Suprme
Court o: l.a.-lnd abrH twenty-five we're
woundcd-wyaral of whom have tncs ded.
\ number Of bodies have baen recovered
|; is stated iha' th, 81. Jsmc. was ning
with ih, California whin ihs ezplo.ion bok
place.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

The New York Euaiag Post, .ianf
advocate fqr the election af Mr.. piere.
thu speak, in relanm In Pmacr. selrl
and the compromise. " commend til.
extract from the ras 10 The sIeelni attention
Of on Southern Democratic friends. Wlid
delight in quoting the New York Tf45aa.
On this ,nlfesi They VII doubtless. efs
long. c9uclal ti.p c1mlaf MS are osliaas
md ,ha, idsf .irike al iasir own lrlly
al.l eaniiia.a. With lhe fass II q slsl.s
hammer Tn Post oy Mr.. Pnael
did not, Ike General Sour. ii We ma4
belig,e iha lazs which searf 4, 81 iand
Of publicly mixing. procure tn pi,a g oI
tn elnpr5mi.e BY emsfsa. H. In.
nm Of the Taf.iali,ias ol paternity 10 in.
dine him to employ tie influence of hi.
office to put dasn freedom If speech On
tbs topic.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

~ We aia alilarised - aaaaunce rfffg
TlnWEll. nz = candidate n Represent Hemp
tiead county IN tie next Legislature.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

Senator Seward Of New York, having
been informed that some Wing declined ia
vote for General Scott, from an apprehension
that he would bc invited iuto Scots Cab.
met, On the event Of his election. ha,
written letter to a gentleman in New York
in which he says, under no circumstance,
which he has ever or could conceive. would
he ask or receive, or even acccp, any pub.
lie station or preicrment whatcyer. at the
hands Of the President of the United States,
whether that presidcu, were Winfield Sco,i
OF an other man be la. ever seen or knosn
\ number Of Southern delegate. in Con.
grrs. having rendered to Mr.. Webster a
public dinner, in testimony Of their person.
al regard and high appreciation Of BIZ dis.
tingushed public services, he has accepted
the compliment, but has not yet named
the day whcu he will be ready to meet The
gentlemen at the festive board.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21


- We are authorized IN announce I. II. ".
MADnuN as aeamldaie Ia itPleseAl lieninsiead
caaaty In the next state l.esIslaiafe.
n Weare authorized 10 annaunce oRNlLlE
JENNINGS. as n eandidfe Ia feprcscni Hemp
stead county IA The ncyi State Legislature.
IL We afu authorized tn announce Il. 2
lErf as candidate 20 nHfesens liemnsiead
eauuiy in ise nekl State Legislature
H. eaie aaihorsed ia anaemec loHN H.
sAhnEFUk a candidate laf ff Hlecilon "a the
oiire OF Sheriff al iempsteaa sauniy,
u We arr aaifnnfsa 10 anaemcc IollN c.
ARNErf aa 8 Haldidlie lar shedH Of liemn-
stsad county
- w ar authorized L announce SIMON
7. SANDERS Is candidate ar reelection to
The aflee Of elsfk oi hempsizai eawY
L. We ate authorized to auaamce MERE
nlfiI w. EDWARDS as eanliil'e Tor eisfk
ei llempSsad eauuiy.
- R6, are Authorized = Aeqne a c.
oNES, b. ealsi.iaie ~ n#sistl.'a 70 Tie elliee
OF shenh o iaia1 elite conliz
L. We a9e aa.hNigei n amsmse VI. u.
HALL. Us d aaalilaie nT laz'ies hl the feafh Of
osan Township.
e We arr authorized 10 announce DAVID
BLOCK, a. q candidate for Treasurer OF Hemp
siead county.
F=- ~ . ...ft ..,i ...l - .,..,t,,.,. pfs1stsn
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

T. We arr authorized to snnomce DAVID
BLOCK, a. esndblaic for Treasurer OF Hemp
stead county.
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Arrival Of the Hermann.
LATER FROM ETJROpE

New York. June THE steamship Her.
mann. from Bremen. arrived o-day. The CON-
mercal news is interesting showing an ad
vance in cotton and breadstuhs, with an active
state of trade.
The French political news is important
LIVERPOOL Cotton
The price Of cotton was rising. Sales on the
Gath ult., Of 1000 bales. On the 25th spec.
ulative demand sprung up, and 10000 bales
sold at an advance of Id.
Flour-The market was more active, with
steady sales ofhoatiny cargoes.
Corn-Firmer. In some instances the prices
had advanced.
Wheat-Wheat and Corn were scarce. and
held higher.
The state of trade in Manchester was better
Funds firm.
Maxwell's UiverpooD Circular says-Floul
has advanced Sd; WheaI Id; and Corn Is. tc
1sd. Coffee is active, and prices firm. Rice
sales of 2700 casks Bengal at GAS. No Caro-
lima Rice in market. Sugars steady. and pri-
ces firm.
MISCELLANEOUS NEws-The firm of Sin
clair & Boyd, at Belfast, had failed. Their H.
abilities are stated at tfl20,O00.
kossuth's mother and family had arrived in
iIoHoou. 1HCy Wouiu enOTtiy ied'c ior 1ALict
lea.
Lord John Russell announced himself can
didate for election, in London. at a recent
meeting.
FRANCE.-At the recent meeting of the
Emperors Of Austria and Russia, notes were
drawn up to the effect that the northern pow
ers would resist any attempt on the part Of
Napoleon to found imperial dynasty. but re-
cognised the House of Bourbon as the legiti
mate dynasty. regarding Napoleon as a tempo
rary ruler. They do not, however object to
his becoming an elective Emperor, if he will
observe the existing treaties, keep within his
present territorial limits and explain the pc.
litical doctrines Of his government. This Goa
lition has cuased great chagrin to the Bonapar-
lists.
M. H. Ecker, who accepted the mission
from Napoleon to the Emperor of Russia. was
denied an audience.
PORTUGAL-The Portuguese govern
ment has taken measures to revise the tariff on
imports
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MONDAY, June 7.

A bill was passed authorizing the appoint
ment of Assistants to Commissioners of the
Revenue. If the County Court shall deem an
Assistant necessary, and requiring the Auditor
of Public Accounts to furnish printed forms to
said Commissioners for the books Containing
lists Of the taxable r roperty. A bill was also
passed for the protection Of the clam interest Of
the Eastern Shore counties.
After some time spent in efforts TO perfect
bill from the Senate, proposing to tax Sheriffs
a certain amount to aid in paying juries and
Justices Of the Peace. the bill was committed
to the committee on Courts Of Justice, with
the view ofbaving it reported in form accep-
table to majority of the Houses. At IL
o'clock. on motion. the Speaker was authorised
to vacated the Chair. to enable him to sign the
enrolled bills, Of which their we're upwards Of
400 awaiting his signature. At five o'clock,
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CONGRESS.

THURSDAY. June 3.
SENATE.-Reports were received from the
Secretary of War and of the Treasury. relative
to deepening the fats Of Lake St. Clair, and q
contract for removing the wreck Of the Mis-
souri,
A petition was presented from Chemung
county. New York, for the repeal of the fugi-
tive slave law, and 1t was laid on the table
Petitions were presented il favor of the
homestead bill; various other bills Of a private
nature were disposed Of; and ii was agreed that
when the Senate adjourn. it adjourn TO meet on
Monday next
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SATURDAY. June 5.

HOUSE.
The following bills were passed to-day.
Approprating the Public Revenue for the
fiscal year 1852:
rprcpraiing $4,000 to purchase library
and philosophical apparatus and organ for the
institution Of the Deaf and Dumb and of the
Blind;
Extending the corporate powers of the town
Of Charlottesville;
Authorizing the issuing of licenses in certain
cases;
Concerning the term of Office of Justices Of
lies and corporations;
Authorizing Circuit Judges in vacation to
appoint Commissioners in Chancery or for sta
ting accounts;
A joint resolution relative to the printing of
the acts and joint resolutions of the present ses-
sion of the General Assembly;
A bill from the Senate authorsing the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company to
raise money by an issue of new stock or by
loan;
Amending an act Incorporating the town of
DanAile;
Authorizing the corporation Of Fredericks-
burg TO make a loan to the Hazel River Navi-
cation Company;
Regulating the jurisdiction Of the District
Courts and Court Of Appeals, with amend
ments;)
Authorizing loan to the James River and
kanawha Company so as to prevent any fall
urc to meet the interests for which the State is
bound
Mr.. Butler presented minority report from
the Committee on the Armory, accompanied
by bill us substitute for the bill reported by
the majority of said committee. in relation to
the removal of the brick wall in front of the
Armory. &c. The report was laid on tho la
BILE and ordered TO be printed.
Me-. Lewis Of Harrison, presented long
preamble, with resolutions attached. in rela.
ton to the removal of the Capitol of Virginia
to more central location. They were laid
on the tahle.
Various members unitedly presented a pro.
ties, against the tax bill which they had voted
for. asking tina, the protest might be entered
upon the Journal of the House. Objection be-
ing made, the protest was disposed of by its
indefinite postporement
The House concluded action on the tax bill
and returned the same to the Senate; which
body was chiefly occupied today with the a.
mendmenis of the House to said bill.
A communication was received, informing
the House that the Senate had passed joint
resolution instructing our Senators and request
ing our Representatives in Congress to endeav-
or to procure the passage Of an act refunding
o--,a resident of Missouri, and q
Virginian by birth. several thousand dollars
expended by him in travelling 400 miles to The
aid Of sick. perishing and suffering emigran,s
| on the overland route to California, in 1850
The preamble applauds in the highest terms
the lberality, humanity and kindness of MI
- on the occasion alluded to.
At near o'clock, the House adjourned to
the evening session.
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he resumed the Chair and business wa. again

he resumed the Chair and business was again
proceeded with.
The whole Of the evening session was occu-
pied with the bill assessing tax upon Sher.
IFS, several DISBURSEMENTS having occurred be-
tween the Senate and the House on the BILL
Finally joint conference committee was ap-
pointed, who agreed upon the points of disa-
greement, and then the bill passed in the lorm
recommended by said committee.
During the evening session, w. D. Leake.
Esq. the Delegate from Goochland, in COM
municstion to the Speaker, resigned his seat.
audthe Speaker was directed to issue writ Of
election. to supply the vacancy on the 81 day
Of November next.
A unanimous vote Of thanks was given the
Speaker. who returned his thanks in all aPpro-
propriate parting address. And at quarter
past i o'clock both Houses adjourned TO the
ed day of November next.
During the evening session Of Saturday. the
Speaker presented communication from the
Executive, assigning his reason for granting a
pardon to Peggy Jet. convicted in King George
county, of assault and battery upon another
woman. and sentenced to three months impris.
onment in the Penitentiary.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Owing to the i'll health Of my family. have de-
ermined to retire to private life, and offer for SALE
that valuable Property in the Of Liberty Bedford
county Va, known the BELL Tavern. g.
This wel-krown property is one of the most de- &sH
sirabe stands for Tavern in the State of Virginia.
Its reputation ia widely extended, and its custom. al
large. has, since the completion Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Liberty, greatly increased The
Tavern House is large brick building. in thorough
pair from cellar garrett The Dining spacious,
and will comfortably 100 persons The Kitchen is
brick building, continuing four large md comfor-
table The Stable is large and there is
large ice-house, well Of water and wehouse and all
other necessary and convenient buildings the prcmi-
Attached the Tavern lot, is lot Of about 5
of land, well in grass and clover, which will
be sold with it, if the purchaser desires it, The Fur
nture. also can be bought at moderate price.
IALSO OFFER FOR SALE, MY TRACT OF
Land Lying about q miles W. Of the Of Liberty,
through which the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
and the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike run This
Tract contains nbout 500 acres, is in high Of i'm
provement, well tmbered, well -watercd, and finely
adapted the growth of grass and all kinds of grain,
and the culture of Tobacco 1t is of the de-
srable of land in the county of Bedford. invite
persons wishing buy land examine it, and will take
pleasure in showing it at any time.
Nav 1O-wto0iv WILLIAM TERRY.
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
LrxcHBuRc. June 5, 1852.
Tobacco.
Inspected to 81 May 1852 ....,


Inspected to 81 May 1852 1906 hbds.
do date last year. .....----2070 -
During the past week market has been animated
for all descriptions Of Tobaccobut particular oI
really good and fine manufacturing qualties-and prices
higher than any before recorded paid for crop Of
hhds. raised by Mrs A. G. Williams Of Bedford, viz {:
for Nos I, and purchased by Messrs Armistead &
Warwick at s92: $3l75 and s35.25-No's. 9 and 4 by
Messrs Booker & Brother at $40 and SCI .50-No's.
and BY Messrs. Warwick Otey Il Co. at $40.25 and
$l0.50-aversge Of the new ground portion 6 hhds
$4i4s and for the crop of hhds. $500. Many hhds
Of other crops selling from $40 $27 So The in
specific Is for the week has been 426 hhds. Sales Of
shipping Lugs from 81 80 $3.50; manufacturing
Lugs $3.50 to $500; common Leaf so $3.50; me
dunn do $3.50 to $780, good and fine shipping and
ing $3.50 81 81 good and fine manufacturing from
81 upwards. The receipts of loose Tobaccoi is still large
and the article in hds. becomes abundant loose
parcels Of course neglected.
WHEAT-90 to 9jc. for Red and White
VIM. T SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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Moneu Majors, Trade &c.

At Boston on Saturday the money market
was quiet, borrowers still having the advantage
in negotiations.
The N. Y Post. of Saturday P. NJ, says:
The demand for money is moderate, while
the supply is still increasing.
Virginia skies coupons are not offering SO
freely. and higher prices are the result lll1
was offered at the Board to-day, without a sell
Ter. In private there is a brisk demand for in
vcsIment, and sales are making at liz by the
agent Of J ohm Thompson.
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BosToNtJune 6.-The nomination of Pierce
took the town by surprise. The Douglasites
are greatly disappointed, and the Cass men are
greatly chagrimed. The Wings say they
could not have been better pleased. General
Pierce being annoyed by the calls Of his polit-
ical friends, left the fremont House privately
last night, and took lodgings in Cambridge
A hat full OF dispatches are at the fremont
House for him, from Washington and Balti
more-only few of his friends know Of his
whereabouts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia
Schr. Rainbow, Rogers. Boston.
Schr. Falmouth, Lewis Baltimore.
Schr. d w Eldrige, Ogden, Philadelphia.
Steamer Roanoke Parrish, New lork-Ludlam &
Watson.
SAILED.
Schr. Hanover, Chichester, New York
Schr Lavinis Jane, Ketchum, Philadelphia.
Schr. Brown, Mckee, James River
Schr. Kesah. Bayss. Philadelphia.
Schr. Sam'l Painter Neal, Philadelphia.
Schr. Leprelett Read, Boston.
Schr. Oregon, Carver, James River.