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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Roasi, FIOur.

TAMILY ana Ezra Flour. just received and
d for sale by H. L. EBY & SON. IF
Esehr.larr H. - .lrllI. l.H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
GOODS Ar COST!
4 Large and splendid seek
Goods Al cos!, fsr essh.

f. OF iss -
Goods al Cost, for Cash.
rTsHE uneea snsd having concluded 10 change
= his huriness. has deiermined q close out bis
STsDGK or GOODS
By the =, daysvi April next He therefore offers
his entire Stock u Goods Tor CASH. aud respects
fully invites IL attention Of all who wish to obtain
great hafgain{ ~ give him an carly eall As be IS
delcrmlnei Ia kell. His silek in part Is
Plain, Black, Chaugeable and Plaid silks;
Black Mohai5 isuslrei Black aud figured Alpaca
A large stock ii MeIinoes and Mouslin &c Lanes
Second Mourning do;
Plain and Striped oAnbfic, and Plain and Fig
ufed Swiss
Berages. Berage De Eaines, and Lawns Of every
quality
Csico$s an. eilaghams Of all patter1s and prices;
Silk Laces and Fainges, ana French-woIked Col
Ladies XIII Six and Li.e Thread and Cotton
Ladies' six, Cashmere, Lambs- wool and Cotton
a large ASSORTMENT Of Cambria and Swiss Edgings
ard Inserting; III
Red and White Flannels, Checks, Brown and
= Bleached Muslins If
A general ass 6flmeht of Queensware; II
Black, brown, Blue and Olive Cloth; .s
Black and FANCY Cassineres great variety and
Cashmere, Silk and Marsailles Yesting; j
Cassinetts, T&eeds, and Jeans, all qualities and
prices;
Silk Pocket Handkerchief aud Cravats, &c. Il
Also a large variety an general assortment IL
EtOOfs, shoes, Hats and Caps,
a j ~ Il. i -
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LATEST NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED BY
~ GVJ &, WAnDWUnNIS


The War of Ormuzd and Ahriman in the Nineteenth
Century, by Henry Winter Davisn vol, svo...SI so
Credibility of the Scriptures-Analytca Investisa.
and ofthe religious system incu Gated in them to-
gether with historical exhibition of Human
Conduct during the several dispensations under
which mankind have been placed by their Creator
by McCulock, NJ D, vols svo.....3 rs
French on the Lessons in Proverbs being the sub.
stance OF letters delivered to Young Mems Socie-
ties III Portsmouth and elsewhere, by r French,
Is d, author of the Study Of Words, &C. so
English Items, or Microscopic Views of England and
Englishmen, by MattF Ward, author Of Letters
from the three Continents ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
Winter in Madeira and Summer in Spain and
Florence, by John A Dix, 5th edition. .-......1 90
Light and Shade or the Young Artist, a tale, by Anna
Harriet Drury, authoress of Eas bury, &c. .... rs
History ofthe Israeitish Nation, from their origin
to their dispersion the destruction of Jerusalem
by the Romans, by Archibald Alexander, d D.
late Professor in the Theological Seminary at
Princeton, Md -.---.....-.........2 90
The Young Mans Friend and Guide through life
Immortality, by John ANIL James, second edi.
ton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
The Epistle to the Hebrews in Greek and English,
with an analysis md exegetical commentary. by
Samuel II Turner, D. 25
The Footh-path and High way, or Wanderings of
American by Benjamin Moran .-..........-.1 25
Truth, or Persis Clarendon, Narrative by Rev C B
Taylor, author of Thankfulness Earnestness &c. IS
With further supplies Of
The Lofty and the Lo Wy, by Miss Macintosh
Lady Bird by Miss Fullerton
The Spring Time of Life or Advice to Youth, by
Rev David Magic, D D..-...-...-.-.....-....-- rs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19
NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

Ruth. a novel, by the author of Mary Barton
Essays the Poets and other English Writers, by
Thomas De Quincy, author of Confessions off English
Opium Eater, &c &c
Spain-her Institutions, Politics and Public Men, by
Wallis author OF Gimpses of Spain; price. 81 90
Light aud Shade or the Young Artist, by Anna Har-
ret Drury, thor oil Friends aud Fortune. Eastbu-
ry; vol, limo paper cloth
1t is tale delightfully."- told, and abounds in passa-
ges of great feeling and beauty. Life. motion, deli
cacy and humour ore the characteristics of the
thor
The Lofty and Lowly or Coed in All and None all
Good, by Maria McIntosh author of Two Lives,
Charms and Counter Charms, &c &c; 3 vols, l2mo;
One of the ablest and most absorbing tales we
have ever read.-N. Y. OBJ erver
Lady Bird, move. by Lady Georgianna Fullerton,
author of GRAVITY Manor Ellen Middleton, &c, 10
mo; paper cover 50 cts clio h..-.--.----------.- IS
Experiences of by NJ Sewell author of Amy
Herbert Gertrude &c, 12mo, paper 50 cts. CLOTH rs
English Items, Microscopic Views of England and
Englishmen, by Matthew Ward, author Of Let.
tiers from Three Continents; vol, 12mo
Winter in Madeira, and Summer in Spain and Flo.
renee, by John Dix, 9th edition. l vol, l2mo, il.
Illustrated
Trench on the Lessons in Proverbs. work, by
the author of The Study of Words. entitled On
the Lessons in Proverbs. being the substance OF
Lectures delivered to Young Mems Societies ut
Portsmouth and elsewhere, by Richard Chenevix
Trench. ID d, in vol, 12mn; price --.....--. so
The Study Of Words, by tee author price. rs
fe
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

BY GEO. J, SUNNEK
RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUARIANs.
UCTION SALE OF GOLn SILVER

A UCTION SALE OF GOLD, SILVER
IN AND COPPER COINS, MEDALS &c-On
MONDAY morning, the 2lst instant commencing of 10
O'Clock at the large the of Mr. Elias Hale
No 100 Main street. will be sold at public auction yerv
large large collection of Old and very vauablo Gold sill
yer aud Copper Coins Nj edas and Pocket Pieces com,
prsing from 1000 to 200 pieces belonging tile estate
of Abram Levy, deceased.
These coins took Mr.. Levy fifty years to collect and
were highly priced and treasured by him as great Gu
riosities
Also, very fine gold patent lever Watch collection
OF beautiful Oil Paintings; also Chamber Furniture con-
slstng OF high post mahogany 'edstead and Bedding
Bureau, Washstand Secretary and Book Cases. pair OF
handsome Ottomans Chairs. rocking Chairs Carpet &C.
NJ The above will be open for examination on and
after Thursday the 18th instant when catalogues Of the
Coins can be obtaned and the public both ladies' and
gentlemen are respectfully iuvedto avail themselves of
seeing such large and fine collection of great curiosi
ties and which is said to BE- the most valuable in the
United States.
~ Terms cash.
By order of JACOB A. LEVY
Executor of Abram Levy, deceased
Sale to be conducted by Gro.J. SUMNER. Auct.
fe It'd
AUTHORITATIVE be added to the above an in.
voice OF French and German Plate gilt Mirrors, orna
mented and plain of handsome patterns also lot of 10
acquered fancy paror Tables of assorted sizes and
patterns.
lY ALL the above goods now open for inspection
at No. LOG. Main street, up stairs. g. SUMNER,
fe Is Anct
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AFRICAN CHURCH.

AFRICAN CHURCH..
ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME.
oPERArIc ACTS SCENES, SONGS, DUETS. COSTUME.
Also Popular Ballads presented the second and last
CONDERT OF
MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
Saturday Evening. February 10. 1853,
A SISTED by her Vocal Company, under the direc-
n ton of M. BOCHSA.
Selections from Norma: l. Elisir d. Amour Linda
Lombardi--the celebrated comic singing lesson &c
t-gy'Mr. Bochsa will perform the Harp, during the
evening.
Treasurer and Secretary. MIR. L. d. Shan
Tickets, 81 EACH to be had at the Book and Music
stores Hotels, and at the door.
Doors open at 7; Concert begins at o'clock. fe 10
LAST WEEK AT al H. r E1LlOW s HALL
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS!
NEVER, never has any American work of Art attract
ed such large and approaching audiences in this city
Rossters unequal.e1 Painting of
THE CAPTIVE ISRAELI
The Daughters of Zion hanging their IHarps
The Willows,
Which will exhibit THIS WEEK only.
Close Saturday 18th inst. Open from A. NJ to 10 P.
fy'Tickets only 25 cents, admitting person all
the weekchildren and servants 12t cents single amis
sion fe lit
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IS.
Gen. Pierce remains in this city, He has been ndis
posed and will probably remain here until Monday, pro-
vided the people respect his desire for privacy
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19
Whe have the sole and exclusive agency of he So
ern and Western country
MaTCHELE'S EYE sAEVE
A certain, safe and eifpctuaI remedy TO
Sarc XNeaL nuL a~a-I -


Sore, Weak and lnasmeA Eyes
The great advantages possessed by this arlIce over
every other Its certany, safety convenience ,and
economy All Physicians admit that great danger ia
to be apehended from drusgng the eye when in an in
famed and state In the of this salve this
Objection ls entirely removed and harm possibly
result from lis use being, in all cases, applied TO the
external portions OF the eye, thereby avoiding all the in
convenience pain and danger which necessarily attends
the introduction OF any pungent article the eve
Its activity in subdung inflammation is SC great that but
few cases require the use of more than one bos to
effect perfect cure One Physician remarked to us .
after having Witnessed is effects IN several instances
thatit was "a perfect fre-ki4er." We might multiply
reasons why this save should be preferred above every
thing else IN the treatment OF diseases Of the eye but
asks that its virtues be thoroughly tested and that the
directions be strictly followed
by Druggists generally and country stores throughout
the southern ane Western States. ia 5-6m*
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19
Cps,ss.sssrsiss 1ssss, s,lsa 81 IA. Tsstassi
HASTINGS
COMPOEKn SET

A QUICK and positive cure for Consumption, De-
Husky Throat, Wasting of the Flesh, Bronchitia
Coughs Colds, and all the diseases OF the Chest and
Lungs This celebrated preparation is pleasant to the
panty feel lis good effects few minutes al er taking
the first dose Three of the main causes OF this PROV
ery OF Napha have been discovered. Iheyare its ex-
raordlnary subtlely strength and for the
momest Is received into the system, it extends Itself
throughout, making passage Of ererypore, no matter
BOW much ciogsed upthey may previously bren by
foreign substances. Hence operates on the diseased
lungs by dlsodgng the particles of corruption in the
s.Iengn OF us ascent to the upper regions Of the Frame
and thus producing thorough ventilation; hence
never falling remedy in oppression OF the Chest and
olfhculy OF breathing persons thus affected feel
channel which their disease had stopped up and the re-
opening OF which the only result necessary TO the
esofanon OF health Such, indeed, the piomptness
Of action and energy of HASTINGS NAPTHA SYt-
", IN all the diseases for which it Is recommended
mat from the time they commence taking it patients
ee that 1t Is curing hem an effect nearly the reverse
OF that which attends the earlier oil every other me-
dclnal remedy. For Coughs, Colds, Sere Throat Night
Sweats, pains in the Breast, Back &C., Splitting of
oioou bous and Asthmatlc Affections it is also ad
mltted TO be the speedest and vigorous and efec
i've remedy extan and its effect in all Asthma CONT
p pr ,s !? equally decisive and remarkable Lasstude
all disposition to inactivity and Melancholy Forebodngs
are also quickly corrected by the NAPTHA SYRUP;
WINCH IN wonderful manner revves the splrits-hard
ems the Hesh and nuscies-braces the ncrye.-and in
crenses tue weight Thus, those who use il ccordpp
10 oifectlohs' generally increase weight, about
pound week; and many aks for no o. her purpose han
e dissipation d melancholy, or the INC onse OF bodily
stien;n ~ "a single trial ct uAsfl E(s:s' COM
FoDND . RUP OF NAPTHA, is ali lias is required
70 secure the Confidence U patients, and cause them to
foreso all other remedies IN Its favor.
1t has been thoroughly tried moi ouIy in the hoso;t6I
under Tue charge OF Dr. Hast ngs i'll London but also
by all the first physicians oil England and all have fully
endorsed IL as an unrvaled remedy in CONSUMPTION and
all other diseases of the Lungs
we might fill volume with certificates, but we sim
ply ask tor single trial OF this medicne for are con-
nGen. tnat there s no person suffering from any disease
of,the lungs bat will find an immediate benefit and
speedy cure from its use.
The Syrup IS put u?in SIX bottles, each accom-
panied with circular containing directions. certG
Gates, &c: PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH, or SIX
BOTTLES packed up in box, and ready tor trans
poralon to any part of the world can be had for FIVE
DOLLARS.
All letters must be post paid-conain the price of the
number OF bottles ordered, and he directed to
CIV. BURR u BRO,
,,,, Middletown Conn.
Who have the soc md
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. Is.
FLoUR-Prices have declined to day to lel cents
per Dbl, the market closing firm at the decline.
GRArN-Nothng doing in wheat and no alteration to
note in prices of corn.
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'sNOALEE BOILING and Mary Randoipl

'SNO ALkE II BOILING and Mary Randolph
u Boiling. devisees of VIM. Boiling deceased Rich.
ard d. Mitchell, VIM Mitchell and all other persons
having title to; or claiming any interest n the bed of
shockoe creek, in the city of Richmond from Franklin
to Main or h streets in said city.
TAKE NoTicr that the city OF Richmond will by her
attorney apply to the Court of Hastings for the said
city IN Saturday the 10Th day of February 1853 to an
point hive dlsinterested reeholders OF the said city for
the purpose of aseertainng just compensation to those
width of thirty feet commencing on the south side of
Franklin in said city, and running down said creek
towards street to the alley opposite arch under
land OF the width of thirty feet the said city wants for
pubic use, to wit; for the purpose ola Fish Market
JOSEPH MAYO,
Jan. 29-dlt&ctds Attorney for the city ofRichmond
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

FRIDAY-Delaware, No 4l-Capital, ssO.es7. rs
Nos, IA drawn Tickets S5.
SATURDAY-Deaware extra, No 43-Capital, s.
500. rs nos, IL drawn Ticketsl.
SATURDAY-Dslaware, No 42-Capita: s35. O00.-
rs Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
EgBuyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the Office proof of what been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by ms.
Orders for packages certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and mall the lotteries promptly at
tended to, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to
de 20 N. STRATTON Richmond Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb ls.
FLOUR is offered freely to-day at "a s7l but sales
effected at that prices buyers offer 81 rs Der Dbl.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

STRATTON'siORFI No. south 14sh
~ streel.
Let all the world say what they can
Fo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, 37-Feb Ia
10 27 SO Is IL AZ Is "a ls So SO II "a.
Ticket Nos "a ~ rs, another one sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers Delaware, extra, SO, Feb. 5th:
7s 10 IL 10 43 65 Sc IS ~ AZ 81 so.
Ticket Nos. 81 72, prize sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware. No 37-Feb. IA;
Is 4S IL SIS % % A l6 10 Ia % SO 3 So,
Half Ticket Nos le 4S SO, 800 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 39-Feb. l6:
CO Sc 3 80 81 70 1869 40 40 90 70.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Elk Al. Feb. II:
SIS IL 40 II II SO 80 A 10 FL So
Half Ticket Noa il 40 IS,
80 " II 81 69,s Two more sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 40, Feb. II:
AZ 40 40 81 % 81 81 Sc "a So IS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.

ExECUTORs SALE OF V5ORsEs wUc
~ GY AND HARNESS. FURNITURE, Sc-On
SATURDAY morning next. the 18th inst at auction
reserye-l bay Horse sorreI Colt excellent Bneov
and Harness, with pole and shafts. Wardrobe Feath
err Bed and Furniture, Cutting Knife Shovel, Fender
&C. belonging to the estate of Thos. II. Taalrro de-
ceased. -
IEkhs-Cash. WIN. c. TALIAFERRO
Executor.
Sale to be conducted by GEO. j. SUMNER.
fe Is a..
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

"a FOR RENT, the upper part of tenemen Nos
GSSA 76 Main street. one door below he subrcriber
price $50, also. large store applyto
Sc 10 RAGLAND & BROTHER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

.nShn SERVANTS SHOES.-I have on hand
WV large supply of city made Brogues, heavy pegged
Brogans, and water Boots.
JOHN THOMPSON,
de- 4 Main ST
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

nsEO WATER PROOF BOOTs-On hand
IN fine assortment Of gentlemens fine calf sewed
' Wand pegged water proof Boots, kip do do do
JOHN THOMPSON,
de 81 Main st.
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:, NELSON SMITH COMMANDER.

4u building, of three rooms with q good Garden at
tached, near to- and west of Messrs. Glenn Davis
brick yard. and now occupied by Mr.. George w. Red
ford, but possession may be had at once. Rent s75.
TOLER & COOK,
ia General Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

mShn daENTLEMEN'S DRESS BOOTS
VEN Miles &Sons make-just received and for sale at
JOHN THOMPSON
de 5 No 81 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-19

Gu As IS "A 50 rs SO 40 3 81 80 81.
Ticket As so, prize sold an paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Carroll county, 9:
90 81 % 81 10 80 80 65 S A e IL.
Or 16 81, $1,000,
DO 5 II IS, 10O0
Half II &c %, 100,
'fe 10 C LUCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30
Died.


On Friday October 2s after lingering Illness JULIA A.
daughter OF Jacob Fox, in the 18th year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral without further invitation, Mon
day Afternoon, at two o'clock. from her late residence
No. AZ Goerck street. Her remains viii be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery.
On Thursday evening, October q, JANE wife Of Ralph
Benjamin.
Tie funeral will take place ills morning, at ten
O'Clock from her late residence No i0l Broome street
The friends of the family are invited 70 attend without
rther notice.
On Friday, October 2s ABBE c., daughter Of the late
Amos Atkins, aged II years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from her late residence, No
l07 Houston street. this afternoon at O'Clock. Her
remains win be taken to Evergreen Cemetery Tor inter
nent.
90 Friday October %, DAVID FrSS, aged 50 years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited attend his funeral this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from his late residence No. 200 Hester street.
Providence and Lower Canada papers please copy.
In the 24th year Of her age, JANE, wife Of Thomas Ma
tnews.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO At
ieEd her funeral from her late residence, No 81 Rose
erect this afternoon, at three o'clock. Her remains
viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
On saturday morning october go at his residence, No.
70 Mdeaeh street, Brooklyn, JAMES MURRAY, in the 3Sth
year Of hs age native Of the town o. Iongford Ireland
His friends and relatives invited to attend his fune-
al thin afternoon, at two O'Clock. His remains win be
taken from the above place to Calvary Cemetery Will
liamsburg.
At the residence Of his brother in birmingham Conn,
IsAAc Toaiasos, of this city.
His funeral VIII lie attended at the above place, to
morrow Els friends hereby informed that they may
reach tie place 10 to attend the funeral by eight
O'Clock A. H. ren OF tns New York and New Haven Rail-
read, and return the same evening.
On Saturday, October 20, ANNA d., youngest daughter
OF John b. Iaskin aged one ear and six months.
Her remains viii be taken, from the residence Of her
father No 13 King street, this afternoon at oclecx
70 FoIdham, Hestchester county, fOs intsymeut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30
Personal Intelligence.

Mr.. George n Sanders, u s. Consul to London, left
with his family in the steamer Atlantic yesterday for Lv
Col P. C. Wilmington, u S. A.; Hon. Erastus Lock.
wood Indiana Major T. Brown, L. s A. Judge c. s Cliff
ford, Erie Hon. Jacob B. Tyson, California; William W.
Hazard Newport Capt Terry u s. n; arrived at the
Prescott House yesterday
ARRIVALS.
sr, hissi2s M and Mrs. norris Mrs Lyman family
Jung Miss samson ThOrnc, Mr. Person, Wisse. MI
Won B9honsn Gsrriqus ana family, Mrs Alters ser
ssfi T., AsIis1 n; @
sePE sas pTan iss byaa Miss DAVIS, MISS Mrs
Ms; " M
isn NJ. aso @y Mrs nssin Sof NJ.
- Si SssE5 f SSaiEp;E aat
& ii | Rasa II vlfnny Ne Ne
Mss sSnd
@ 81 fr NJ ksys Mr. act ws Mr
iraas and family, Mr. II Brask, Brenasr woeher and
Mr. May Mr. Ers a @ Sar NJ
m Mr. Mr. eel M adra sn am Nr S Ms
Mcson and family Mrs Taylor Mr. Rosutsw Mr. Martin MIR
Nr Rec, Mrs Marks. : : A''
Prom SaYaanah in the steamship Alabams-Mrs II Burt
wentworth and nine in the storage.
ter Mrs Won Breton Mrs Grange Mrs Pantcn son
Danlscr, 4 Ri6era yengresheaj Maehedo Thomp-
Mrs Robe Mrs Jones ard child, three Misses Howon
Edward HowtCn.
From Chare steamship rnion5fr Miller an LADY,
Wr Bfasc, John Fox Mrs DeaboD, II Schumacher A e
Lattmer, KimIall Miguel ors Antonio Moria viseent
Badenet Antonio Braig ]. Alphonso. sharp Capt
French, II Crosseg, Levy and servantsiA in the
Storage.
From Ap.werr, in slip South carciinaNr Iyn and lady
Miss DykmGpI
FRO. Aatagcria in scbr clinton-Mrs Anna Kerr and
four children.
From Penaacols il brig Gowsn-Ca tharire ST John
DEPARTURES
Tor Liverpool in the steamship AartoHessrs John
son, ~ Brgcn, LADY, nurse and child, Glass, Y;
Liz, u Mrs Marie MoCorni,k and two children, Y;
Hall, y Y. u McGlynn and brother do; Ma yure,
bearer Of dispatches; Hausnan n u Cook do Ben.
nett En- gland; Thomas Morre and lady New York; Miss
Jucho, Y; Robert Bruce DO; Nelson and Mead,
Va Miss Davis and Miss Winsor Boston, Jas Davis J do
hias Remsen, " Angus, do. G Aohn, do; DR. Dun
do Shall and Shall and company, do; John Peck
lady three children and two nurses d Miss Becsy do
II Farnum and lady, Pha; Muller, N Y; Harrison, Va
JBFaxon, Broom New York fitzpatrisk, Canton "
lsdy two children and 1urse St Louis Column. va Geo
ders, Sanders, y sanders il Smith \ u Mad
Barincon, frsnee, J Greenway @ Leary Rumsey,
Tuck = English MTs sekes, srs Bagio, Huston VIM
Rogers Ny Mr Greenland and two children New orleaa
children, Molinaim, Collier, servant Of Mr. Davis,
McCadner, Hawkins Mitchell, W Cornelius ID Jacob,
servant of Mrs Sickies-Total Q6