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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
EX-GOV, SMITH,

This gentleman announces hmselfa a candi-
date for Congress in the seventh district, and,
strange to say, puts himself in direct antagonism
to the 'usages of the Democratic party He
denounces caucusses aud AYERS that nothing but
necessity can justify resort to them. He ar
CUES that no such necessity exists at this time in
his district, aud being fully satisfied that he is
the choice of the people, Re puts himself before
them 'in accordance with the usages of our
Fathers" 1t seems that portion of the De-
mocracy are in favor of calling a convention to
nominate candidate, but the Governor has no
idea of trusting himself to the tender mercies of
a caucus. He is strong man with the Demo-
cratic masses, and, we dare say, will be able to
maintain his present bold and defiant attitude
We apprehend, however, that his course will not
be particularly reshed by those who sickle for
the slime honored usages of the Democratic
party We quote au extract from the Cove
nor's card:
Fellow citizens The Constitution contem-
plates your meeting the polls and 10 the face of
God and your country recording your suffrages.
1t requires that you should come in your sover-
eign might and speak out your will ''viua voce."
Any mode by which portion of you undertake
to prescribe who shall be supported by all is in de-
rogation of the true theory of the Constitution,
and should not be resorted to except from plain
and palpable necessity. A resort to the system
matter of course, and on every occasion, will
inevitably place in the hands of managing cliques
the substantial power of popular sovereignty. and
gradually introduce all pervadng corruption.
In New York this system universally prevails;
and hence that numerous class of trading politi-
clans for which the empire State is Distinguish
ed, and which has given to her politics, in the
general opinion OF the country. the character of
universal corruption. Nor has the system
had the advantage of securing unity in the action
OF her political parties, as we have had occasion
deeply to lament, in the loss of that State the
Democratic party, on several important occasions.
Who would wish to such system of party
tactics introduced here! Who would desire to
resort to admitted evil without necessity to
justify it, an evil too, which may impair, if not
destroy, the vital spirit of our institutions !
But. fellow citizens, while deprecate conven-
tions called without necessity, am for them when
such necessity exists. Does that necess ity exist
now! ] think not. You have a strong Deco
cratic majority. No Wing will be in the field
in any event you must have representative of
your opinions, and in addition you will be able
by going to the polls without a convention aud
undoubtedly to have your choice for your repre-
sentative. A convention can do no more-it may
do less by selecting one for your candidate with
preference on your part for another.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
LEGAL IntelllgsncemCity Affairs, Sd
Richmond Denlocrdcg.

The Democracy of this city held nmeeting on
Tuesday night, and nominated l. R. Watkins for
the Senate, aud Messrs. Richard o. Haskins r.
q. Scott, jr., en1 Larkin w. Glazebrook for the
House Of Delegates. These nominations vera
afterwards reconsdered- or wherefore we
are not informed--and the meeting adjourned to
meet again on Saturday night.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

The Spirit of Jefferson says:-"Col. William
F. Philips of Warrenton, has received the APP
pointment of Sixth Auditor of the Post office De-
partment. The salary of this office is $4,000 per
annum. He was the Clerk of Fauquier county
for many years, and regarded of the best
officers in the State. That he will discharge the
duties of his new position with credit to himself
and honor to his State, those who know him best,
are the most willing to vouch. ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

tg' Wednesday night the watchmsn arrested
negro fellow, who gave his name as William
Freeman, because he had neither pass nor regis
ter. The fellow, however, claims to be free, and
confidently relies upon his ability to establish
the fact. Upon going to the cage yesterday
morning, Mayor Mayo recognised the fellow as
answering fully the description which had been
given him of worthless wretch who had made
most indecent and outrageous exposure of his
person between Main and Franklin streets, west
end of the city, day or so previous His Hon.
exerted himself to obtain evidence of thu
fellows identity, and when he opened his
Court at 9 o'clock, several witnesses came for.
ward and identified Freeman as the guilty
wretch. Fearing, however, that there might
still exist doubt about the matter, he con-
tinued the case until to day, for the purpose of
enabling the accused to clear his skirts of the
charge. Should he fail to do so--as we have no
doubt he will, because the evidence us to his
Identity appears clear and unquestionable--w
trust the Mayor will make au example of the
obscene scamp.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
PETERSBURG Senatorial District.

The Democracy of this district appear to be in
trouble Mr.. Daniel, the late representative,
declines beinga candidate for re- election, and the
question now arises whether or not couy sntion
shall be called to nominate his successor. A
good deal has been said both pro- and con-, but
we believe the matter has not yet been deter
mined
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
DR.. PrfUO1c.

We publish this morning highly sensible
speech delivered by DIR. Pretlow, of Southampton
on the Free Negro question, in February last
We regret TO learn that the Doctor will not be a
candidate for reelection. Southampton never
had more faithful and efficient representative
than he.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

We learn from the Charlottesville AdUocate,
that the Wings of Albemarle have set to work
this spring with great energy. They held a
meeting on their last court day and nominal ed
ALEXANDER RWEs, Esq, for Congress dis
trict convention will meet in Charlottesville on
the 2lst inst, which will no doubt ratify the
nomination.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

CROPS IN THE VALLEY.-The editor of the
(Va.) Messenger says:
Having. ejoyed the pleasure of trip through
portion of this county, within the last ten days.
we are prepared to say that we think the grow
ing grain crop bids fair to be bountiful one in
this part of the Valley.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

Thomas Purnell' the little boy who received
serious injuries on the Richmond aud Petersburg
Railroad Sunday week. and whose condition was
reported to be hopeless, few days since, is. we
are glad to learn from the Express, now in fair
WaV to recover,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

The Hon. Edward Stanly of North Carolina
is in this city Mt Wizards Hotel, en- route for
California, where he intends pursuing his pro-
fession. The high reputation of Mr.. Stanly for
ability. integrity and legal at,ainments will no
doubt place him at once 10 prominent position
at the California bar. We feel that we NAV take
the liberty of wishing him the full success to
which his eminent merits entitle him.-Repub-
IL
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

Funeral Grafton for Haynau.
Haynau. the woman fogger-
"Well?
He's dead, nv d-ar, and gone te-
"Hush!"
He's gone to reckoning fer lis crimes
And curses minsIe with the hines.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

The Staunton (Va.) Messenger, neutral
paper, disapproves of the Legislature increasing
the vote of the State in Joint Stock Companies ia
the following terms: 1T is our opinion, from n
small share of experience in these matters, that
the State has already more authority in such
cases, than it ought to have. either for its own
or the Individual Stockholders interest"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

AMAZoNIAN BATTLE.-Frances Timberlake
aod Henrietta Johnson-two amazons-one
whte' the other colored-residing in the pleasant
and salubrious neighborhood of Col. Myers fac
tory, Mt the head of the Basin, got into difficulty
Wednesday morning about some wood which
Henrietta alleged she had loaned Mrs. Tor Miss)
Timberlake. Both parties expressed their opin-
ions of each other rather unreservedy where
upon Henrietta pitched into her white neighbor
with right good will. The combatants were sepa-
rated, however, before either sustained the loss
OF much hair received an undue quantity of
scratches. But the difficulty remained unad.
justed. Mrs. Undertakes Caucasian blood fair
y boiled at the recollection that descendant of
tho accused Ethiopian race had laid violent hands
upon her. So she posted off to the police office,
swore the peace against Henrietta, and yesterday
appeared before Mayor Mayo, with the word
'vengeance'' stamped upon ev cry lineament of
her pretty face. Henristta was duly arraigned,
under the surveillance of the officers of police;
the Mayor heard Mrs. Frances Timberlakes
testimony and then quite lawfully, to be sure,
but most ungaIlantly. ordered the officers to give
the unfortunate Henrietta "dfleen'' for striking
white woman.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

Mr. ROBERT A MAYO has been nominated
by the Democrats of Henrico as their candidate
for the next House of Delegates. Mr.. Mayo is
highly respectable gentleman, and strong
party man; but our old Wing friend, Fendall
Griffin, will distance him with ease.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
A Paris letter in the N. Y. Express saws

Lady Montijo mas left Paris for Spain. She
was extremely DESTROYS of remaining and living
in the reflection of her daughters grandeur, but
Louis Napoleon, who shares the general preju-
dice against step mothers. gave her plainly to
understand, that because he had married Euge-
ME, she must not suppose that he had married
all her family. She was allowed to linger six
weeks, to have the entree of the Tuileries. and
to see her movements chronicIed in the Pays.
She has at last left US, and the Telegraph men-
tions her arrival at Orleans en- her way to the
Peninsula,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

As n token of respect for the fremen of Memphis
Tenn The citizens of that race held meeting on the
18th lnt and opened list for contributions TO the
fremen and before The meeting adjourned, The enor-
nous sum of $4,000 was subscribed, to be divided
among hive companies. The citizens of Memphis are
more liberal than the citizens in other parts of the
country and deserve great deal of praise for this act
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

YELLOW FEVER AT RIo.-The barque Indus,
from Rio de Janeiro, Sd March, arrived at Bal
timore on "Wednesday. When the Indus left
the yellow fever ragged fearfully on shore as well
as on shipb oard.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
NEW YORK MARKETS. Anr;l IA

The market for Flour is easier to-day with the excep-
ton OF Southern desert ptons which and in
demand Sales of 500 barrels Southern at 81 90 to SIS l2
and QUO barrels at 81 564 to So 624 for State. and
81 62i to 81 81. for Genesee
Wheat is very firm with sales of 5000 bushels West
ern white, to arrive, at 81 90.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

MARRIAGE OF Miss JULIA DEAS.-The Gin.
cinnati Times says that Miss Julia Dean is short
ly to become the wife of Mr.. Thomas d. Jones
Mr.. Jones is accomplished gentleman, and a
promising young sculptor, Of Cincinnati.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

REMOVALS FROM OFFIcE.-It is now reported
in Washington, that few changes will he made
in the subordinate clerkships in the various de-
partments there, until towards the first of
July, when the new law goes into effect.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
BALTIMORE MARKET Anril1a

Sales to day of400 bbls Howard street -four 81 s7I
300 do City Mills at S.. and 400 do at So OCT Rye
-four and cornmeal unchanged Red wheat los ll6c
white do 20; white 81 So. yellow 55a57;
IS 40; rye rs 3D. clover seed 81 25 81 So Pro-
visions and groceries unchanged Whskey 90 cents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

We return thanks to mine host of the
Pearl Street House, for remembering US yester-
day. May his shadow never be less, and NAV
that of each of his patrons reach his own fair pro-
portions
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

On Thursday. the 14th inst at 81 O'Clock, P. M Mrs.
ANN r. RANDOLPH, relct of the late Isham RAN
doiph. in the 10Th year of her age
The friends OF the family and of her son. D. G. RAN
dolph are requested to attend her funeral from the
Rev T. " Moore's Church on Friday at Al o'clock. P.
NJ, without further invitation
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

Mr.. Sargent, the editor of the Washington
Republic. is reported to be lying dangerously i'll
at his residence in Washington city.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

A communication appears in the Abingdon
Statesman. signad democrats of the Lower
End of Washington county, calling upon Gov.
Floyd to become a candidate for the county at
the approaching election.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

dI1UsTINGs CoURr.-The civil docket occupied
the attention of this tribunal the whole of the
session yesterday.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

A RoBBER CHEF IN CUBA.-A late letter from
Havana to the New Orleans Delta, says
have to inform you that news has been re-
ceived from the country, that famous robber
called ssEi Manco." that is, One-armed, is cau-
sing quite CONSERVATION. He is at the head
of upwards of hundred men, and is setting all
at defiance, killing the Spaniards in all direc-
tions.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

9~Fhe Democracy of Louisa have nominated
Dr. VIM. S. Fowler their candidate for the
House of Delegates and expressed their prefe-
renee for Alexander R. Holiday for the Board of
Public Works
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

The U. S. ship Macedonian sailed from
New York Yesterday tor the coast of Japan.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

The new postmaster at New Orleans is not as
the letter writers had it, George w. Kendall, of
the Picayune, who is at present in Paris, but W.
G. Kendall
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

p The Northern mail failed yesterday be-
yond Washington CITY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

BALTIMORE, April lS-6P. NJ
As Predicted some days ago. Mr. Swami has resigned
the Presidency of the Baltimore an6 Ohio Railroad
He handed in his resignation to-day in and very
appropriate address. The Board of Directors which
in session. immediately proceeded fill his place, and
elected our well known townsman William G. HARRISON
ESQ.,, to fill that Office.
Mr.. Harrison is gentleman, in every respect qualified
for the position. In the election he obtained unani
Hsis moderate. and very modest unassuming
Democrat, but who will not allow political influences
to operate upon his actions haveknown him ell for
many years. He has been for long time engaged in
mercantile pursuits and is extensively known
tioneer. better selection could probably not have
been made. He is accomplished gentleman.
getic and thorough to business and has the fullest
fdence of the entire community to his unmpeachable
integrity He just the of all others calculated fol
the position.
Mr.. Swami retires with the highest honors He has
done effect the completion of the road than any
other single individual in the State To say that he
tires from the office with universal regret is the highest
compliment that be paid him. There is strong
probability of his being nomnatedby the Wings their
next Gubernational candidate.
The Board of Directors of the road to-day declared
dividend of three per cent for the past six months the
main stem, and five per the Washington branch
for the sametime. The stock of the company advanced
nearly So per share to-day, and will advance further
under these favorable auspices J. w.
MExICo.-Gen. Santa Anna arrived at V era
Cruz on the afternoon of the 1st inst. His re-
ception is reported not to have been very cordial.
He tarried only short time in the city, having
left the same evening for his hacienda near Ja-
lapa.
Information is given by Mr. Falconet to the
English land holders that he had been COM
PEELED to pay 100000 TO buy members of the
Mexican Congress to their interests. This state
mont created great excitement in the capital. -
The press expressed Indignation and members
of Congress affirm that they are innocert.-
President Lombardini was thinking of giving
Falconet passport with an invitation to leave
the Republic, when Mr.. Falconet came out in a
card, and declared that everything said in rea-
ton to his buying votes was false and unauthor-
lied.
On the 18Th ut. conducta left the city OF
Mexico for Vera Cruz with S2,O70, 900 in specie,
escorted by SO cavalry, $50 infantry with one
field piece.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

AUCTION NOTICE.-Particular attention is re-
quested to the sale of Household and Kitchen Furniture
Mr. Charles Nerdmeyer, Immediately opposite Hows's
Furniture Ware take place This Morning com.
mencing at 10 O'clock See advertisements
GEO ]. SUMNER,
ap IS Auctr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

We cheeriully give place to the complaint of
Health under the conviction that the grievance
OF which he complains will be speedily remedied
by the proper officer The force at the disposal
OF the Superintendent of Streets is small, but it
has accomplished much already, this Spring, anil
will, we feel satisfied, put the whole city in good
condition ere the advent of Summer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
= HALF PIPES IMITATION RRAN.
L. DY in store and for sale by
ap Is WILL ANS 4 RROTIER

apis WILLIAMS & BROTHER
p UNI 100 bbls Howland's superior Rum landing
LII and for sale by
ap l5 DAVENPORT ALLEN & Co
kOOkT MONAIS, PORT MONATs-Supe
rior quality of French morocco sheep skin calf do
shell inlad with pearl, pearl inaid with silver velvet
papler machie Port Monais, Card Gases, &c &c For
sale by r M ZIMMERMAN,
ap Is Corner Main and 12th streets
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15
EAGLE ALLEY.

TO the Editors Of The Times:
Gentlemen :-Will you call the attention Of
the proper officer to the condition of Eagle Al.
ley 1t seems to be the depository for all the
filth Of the neighborhood; and obIige, yours,
HEALTH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

EH SFkiNss STOCA.-l am now IN re- mSa1
~ cept of my spring stock of Goods, consist
S>sng of Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks Y ~
Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. / deem it needless o par
tieuarze suffice to say that my stock comprises all the
styles of goods and from the most approved manu-
lecturers of all the Northern cities to which invite the
attention ofpurceases assuring them that pains shall
bo spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON.~
APT No ~ Nam At
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

rs0 WOOL HATS. $50
- have still on hand large assortment of Efi
49, black, brown, pearl and drab wool Hats, of all 50
grades. for sale at very low prices.
JOHN THOMPSON,
de 81 Main ST.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

On the 18Th ut. conducta left the city of
Mexico for Vera Cruz with S., 07O, 900 in specie,
escorted by SO cavalry, $50 infantry with one
field piece
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-15

NOTiCE-The Committee on Light will proceed to
elect nn,Inspecto of the Gas Works on Friday-the
6ah ct May next at o'clock, 2 NJ
ap 5--dd d. DENOON elk
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-02
List Of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

NdftoHdi Hofet.-A II bigicr, Md Jones y son,
Pa; Mr. Williamson ladies, Va; H T Spencer &
lady, NY; Capt w Steel & lady, do; J W R Rose,
Va; Nersmitls, Md; ] s l. Folwell, do; PIT Tum-
ley & wife, Ill; J TumIey. Ala; Mr. Mrs C Fisher
NY; w P Moore, Va; I Harris, USN; r Brown
Pa; w Diusnore, Edo. Miss Williams, do; Dr T c
Price, Md; w NJ Foster, do; Jno w Du Bor, Ala; II
M Booth, Ct; Mr. B. Mrs Brooks, Fla; J Nj fainter,
do s Hart, SC; o X Grant, Mass; Mr. Quinby,
de; G Glentworth, Pa; Lewis, do; Rail-,
NY; T Contostarlos, do: w Rice, Pa; Jno Rice, do;
G H Gallagher, do; Jos Thompson, NY; A Roberts
Pa: Capt w P Levy sister, do; w P A Campbell
USN; r P Warng, Va.
Browns' HOTEL A Pease, NY; NJ w Amistead
Va; w A Seymour & lady, NY; NJ Rambo, Md
w Brscoe, do; T Hopkins, Va; Edwards, do
NJ H WOodfin. Fla: Count Rossi, Pa; Countess Ross
do; Alfred Jaeil, do Mr. Julien, d0 Paul Julien, do
Samuel Hase, Mass; A Durham 4 lady, NY; w
b Gummee & lady, do: Gummee, do; G Smith
do; ] Trippe, Md; E Maynard, NY; F Gibbons
Noble & lady, NC; Miss E Clifford, NY; Jno Alien
& lady, do; s Armistead & lady, Va; A Johnson
NY; Forrest, Va; S X Leake, o; E Price, do;
Ornger, NY; II Anderson & ladies, Va A A
Francis, Mexico; T Escandon, do; Goupii, do
DIR Hodges, Md; w Hillary, do; G W Rush, Ga.
United Stnfes HoteI.-W G Reynolds & son. O; 5
Brashears, NY; JnO Burns, Va JnO w Page s lady
do; Rev G Gadsden, sc; VannersOn, DC; A An
derson Va; G Tarrant, do; JnO d Saunders, do; W
II Hamsley. Md; w D HnptOn, sc; DIR II Miller
Va; Jno H Woodgate, NY; Jno H Kemp. Va.
Irring Hofel.-W Posey, Md; DR. Cooke do
C Cooke, d, do; DIR Carmcheal, Jr, DC; q w
Mannypenny, o; m Turner, Md: R Got. & lady
do; O Peter, Va; Mumford, NY; Mr. Mrs w
Patterson, NJ; Miss Patterson. do; H w Scott, Pa
Deetz, Prussia; Racinett, do; Mrs Clack, La.
GadsBv's Hote!-A Ridley son, Va; Downs
do; w II Smith, do; John Donlon, do Williams
Mass; M Morehouse, NY; w N letters. USN; {
Foote, Ala; Judkins, Mass; Hon A C NJ Pen
nngton, NJ.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-02
Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, November Q, 1853.
Canal Trcde.-Business upon our canal has con-
siderably revived during the last few days large
number Of boats daily arriving, bringing large
quantities OF flour, grain, coal, SC. Gg4
Quite a large and brilliant audience, composed
chiefly of young ladies and gentlemen, assembled
yesterday afternoon in Methodist Churcn, III
witness the very interesting ceremony OF uhiung a
loving couple in the silken bands of matrmony, MI.
James A. Ridgeway to Miss Elizabeth Virginia Blrch,
both of this city. The Rev. Mr. Landstreet oHlcia-
ted
Mr.. John Common has purchased of Mr. Riggs the
property tuated OIL the of Beall and Congress
streets, for $4,000; and Mr.. o. z. Muneaster has
purchased of the same (Mr. Rggs,) lot on Bea st
10 feet sqeare, for 81 ,O0O
FYott, and Grain MGrkef.-Both firm and active
with sales Yesterday of 700 800 bbs of the former
at Sc so, IS 56ds6 62k. The supply of wheat is
very small and in demand. No changes in ouI
prices of Yesterday. Sales yesterday afternoon O
1000 bushels yellow corn at 20 cents; while &c cts
THE price Of fuel of all kinds is rising rapidly. Oak
wood is now s'ling at Sc y cord, and pine and coal
in proportion
salem. via Boston, laden with flour and corn, cleared
by John A. Grimes. SPECTATOR.