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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-17
FAENING MILLs REPAIaED

FANNLhU MILLS hLfhIA-y.
" or cSH Est yo#r gi PaunUg MIS- reH# sYad - lt
asErtH .s good as ness ..fgr fir7e,'--ay adding
-uEga OF the new improvements.
SOW seses f1ral=b=4 oae ora w},a] set. taad .za
~ 4 sea SHd, 54ttgs aaaFtsd y oar er n 5Ht saal
seed .Han heretofore.
Castings furnished tp d1l laaas = breeze lues Mills
4asatad wh5n ra',H r9 - protect e1a "a f.a wealth
All dome III IT, Shortest noseh!s ts5ra IL tae
Steam Agricultural Depot,
Man Stps-E Moline ills
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-17

~ Passengers particularly requested 10 procure
Tickets before taking seats IA Tie tsEfs
0airr III fremont BudlHG, tao doors soatAt ot tn
main entrance. Dearborn Street, hicas1
Gro. NJ. GRAY.
July y. 1853. General Passenger AGENT
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-17

v{isT received ilon ibetastern eli'es ehatce
j and beautiful assortment @ Sumner q Pds
:, lie ysry ATTEST etyles al3 fa3'an athehE
>. l-..L 80. ~ l.aaL- a q - .-lnh Oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16
Charlottesville.

The charlottesville Advocate regards the
Lynchburg and Alexandria Railroad as I'M
portant to the prosperity of that place. we
cannot see why We suppose there Is no
d,nh. about the building of that road, and
.hore Is no road in the State which viii do so
little good TO Virginia, or which Virginia is
ca l;t.le interested in IL cannot subserye q
s;nrle local interest that we are aware Of
II nil, NOT add dollar to the wealth of Char
,o,.esville, and il will hardly pass over mile
&c territory which has not, without it, a CAPT
tai outlet to market We doubt whether the
nassengers-(and it will carry little elsel--
that traverse it will get meal in Charlottes-
vile: and our word for it, that town viii get
nothing else from the road but the opportu-
nifty of feeding the passengers once day if
it gets that.
: No-the Alexandria and Lynchburg Road
will do nothing for Charlottesville; but there
is an Improvement that win do all that the
Central Road leaves to be done; and that is
the RIvASsA CANAL. Yet strange to say in
the mania for less eligible schemes, the pub
lie mind of our sister town seems to be inca
surably withdrawn from that valuable i'm
provement With the Canal and the Central
Railroad thetown of Charlottesville will have
all that il can desire-water communication
for heavy and cheap transportation and the
Railroad for speed. In this it would be Pc
culiarly blessed. Let its citizens devote
their spare means TO the substantial improve
ment of the Rivaxna Canal, and it will pay
them better than any investment they can
possibly make.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

CoMMuNrcATEp-Mr Editor Passing through
your beautiful city tour of observation had
occasion inquire the names of your best Daguerreo
typists. Two or three were given me, and
among them that of Capt. MURRAY. whose rooms
happened to be those that visited | found myself
in the midst of collection of paintings which af
forded me UNQUALIFIED pleasure on examination, and
saw likewise number of beautiful specimens of the
Daguerrean art the coloring of which exceeded any
had previously observed. | forthwith ordered a
likeness of myself which was taken without trouble
or delay and so pleased with its accuracy, that
sat again for duplicate. believe Capt. MURRAYs
talent artist has only to be known to be appre
ciated. | recommend all who desire good pictures to
call upon him.
1t TOURIST. /
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Po1soslsc Does.-We understan d that

Po1sosrsG DoGs.-We undefstan that
the practice of poisoning dogs is becoming quite fasn
ionable IN some parts of the city, and as naturai
consequence the owners and admirers OF the canine
race are grumbling loudly at this species OF craehy
as they term it, From the number OF dirty ours that
infst our streets at day. and make night E'deous by
their yells we shond not be surprised to see resu-
ar ,gan;aed band for the sole destruction Of these
ye,r;n, nuisanees Dogs are sometimes valuable in
their PLACES but no man has right to keep one OF
these creatures in q city to the annoyance of his
neighbors and if he should be SO unfortunate, in
SEARCHING an adjoining lot for food TO get hold of
sweet morrel containing ''strchninen why the own
err can blame NO one but the .'unmannerly cur"
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DULKLEY & co, 1877 Main Street. are

pULKLEY & co, 1877 Main Street, are
I'D now receiving from ships Monsoon and Gallatin,
direct from Europe, complete assortment Of China
and White Granite Ware.
Our French China comprises Crimson, Blue, Buff
and Gold, Decorated Gold Band and White, of the
Viergon, Oval and Octagon shapes.
Tea Sets, richly decorated and heavily gilt. of the
Silver, Romano, Chinese, Greek, New York. Octa-
gon Acanthe and Rocaille Shapes, containing Fl, 46,
Sc. So and 10 pieces.
Toilet Sets very richly ornamented with Buff,
Green and Gold, painted in handsome designs among
which are the most choice offered IN this mar
ket.
Fancy China-We are now daily opening, consist
ing of styles entirely new, such as Vases, Paran
Pitchers. Dresden and Levre's China Tete Tete
Setg Cups and Saucers, Statuettes, Puff Boxes, Co.
lognes &c. &c.
Bohemian Buffers, Spoon Holders, Vases, Gard Re-
ceivers Toilet Bottles and Jewel Boxes.
Cut and Pressed Glass Pickle Dishes; Ice Cream
Bowls Decanters in Sets, richly cut; Salad Dishes
Finger Bowls, of Blue, Canary and White Vines
Campaigns, Goblets, Tumblers, Jelly Glasses Egg
and Lemonade Glasses.
Solar and Fluid, Centre Table and Suspenslon
Lamps, Hall Lanterns, of bohemian, STAINED ana
Ground Glass; Stand Lamps, with the safety tube IN
serted, and Peg Lamps Looking Glass Plates OF all
sizes. ~,
White Granite and Light Blue Ware.-We nave
in sets of u.s. 1855 and 164 pieces. or by the single
piece. We would call attention to TINS ware, be-
teving it to be the best Ware of the kind
We offer list of the above articles confident that
those in want can be satisfactorily supplied on reason
able terms by calling at 1877 Main Street, Eagle
Square, &c ~
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z WOOLEN GOODS. BLANK

HEAVY WOODEN GOODS, BLANK
IL ETS, DOMESTIC GOODS, &c The subscri.
bers invite the attention of Farmers, Planters and
their customers generally the large and superb
sortment of GOODS for servants, aborers and fami-
lies Just received All bought the most favorable
terms and to be sold low by them as they can be
bought elsewhere, viz:
Heavy Sleeps grew SATINETS and TWEEDS
Heavy dark mixed SATINETS
Stout Kerseys and copperas LlNSEYS, for out hands
Stout and medium plaid and plain LINSEYS
American and English white BLANKETS
Heavy colored BLANKETS, very cheap
Plaid Cotton DOMESTICS and GINGHAMS
Best Cotton SHEETINGS and SHlRTlNGS
Bleached Cotton SHEETlNGS, Pillow COTTON and
SHIRTINGS
LINEN GOODS in great variety, of best makes and
lowest prices
And all other GOODS for servants and general tsmi-
ly use.
They have also large and fine stock of black and
fancy CLOTHS for gentlemen; black and fancy CAS-
SIMERES.
Fancy CASSIMERES and P AIDS for Boys, &c
Fancy TWEEDS, JEANS, &c.-with a genera rs
sortment of GOODS for men and boys. Ihey inVite
the attention of buyers nn,cEsco
se 1a-9awsw&w No. SO Main 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

GRAND EXHIBITION SoIREE.-This is the
appointed evening for Prof McEvoy's grand exhibit
ton soree at the Huguenot Springs where the elite
of the surrounding country will no doubt gather to
spend few pleasant hours in pleasant aniusements
and to witness and participate in the fancy dances OF
the occasion. Such of our citizens as may feel dis
posed to attend the Huguenot this evening, should
start early to-day they may have no opportunity of
being one of pleasant evening party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

ltaTy with their gay friends in great numbers have
attended the Cottage in Hanover. The target shoot
ing and the merry dance were there. All well
enough, for ''there is time for everything" Now,
there is Protracted Meeting at that place for the
worship'cf the true God To the credit of the pow
ers that be- train of Cars will be ready to leave the
Fredericksburg Depot for tie Cottage, Sunday, at
ga. NJ, and return about p. NJ
1t rarely happens that an opportunities presented
so auspcious to the welfare of both soul and body
the delightful ride the solemn service, the easy
science, give assurance of peaceful siumber:
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&2l7.9lI3a
80 S2g 1877 GOA ooo IA

These returns show an increase of ,ea,,,, s55
600 over the receipts of the previous month of Jplv
Oh winch over $4,000 were on the main STEM
Compared with the receipts for August 1852, there
Is an increase of 96,825.93 1t must be remern.
bered, however, that the road was not COMPLETED
last year.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-sErr. Is.

FLOuR-The market is firm under the steamers
Receipts still very small aud good superfne aud ex-
ira are scarce for city consumption Sales at S6I for
old new S62 051, and 81 for extra.
VHEATlThe steamer has arrived with further
advance in wheat, which has put up market to l9e
GDi40c. for prime, time.
misunderstanding new to note. Sales a. former
rates.
GUANO scarce-S55160.
CORN 67072 cts.
COFFEE-1140 i2l, still on the advance.
SUGAR-6O7ae for N. O,
Business in streets active, and we observe iron,
the arrivals at the hotels that the country merchants
are coming in freely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

mere was Tournament and Ball at Augusta
springs on the6th instant. Black Hack took the
ring and the honors, and named the goddess of the
day-the Queen of Love and Beauty. During the
afternoon gander pulling came off. The Angus
Ia springs helping out its contemporary watering
places molly In the grand effort to revive the age
o. chisairyi The poor gander sacrificed his life
for the cansei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16
Country Life.

The Dwellers in remote districts, who only
upon occasions make holiday ride to the
city, are very apt to think that we who live
here among brick and mortar, are species
of blessed creatures, who enjoy life, as a
flower does sunshine, without care and with
out toll Well, it is true, that we have few
enioyments, not attainable in the country
Better music, awider sphere Of sociality, more
excitements, mental and moral, we certainly
can have But, my dear, sir, if you are in
clined to envy us, we must warn you that city
life is not to be compared with the tranquil
existence which you enjoy at viii in the coun-
try. fperchance any neophite becomes daz-
zled with the display of plate, glass and ,lu1u-
rious furnishments of our stores, or the gorge
GUS articles on every hand, of silk and gold
which are proffered TO him, let him know that
there is another side to the picture. Within
block-it may be- within ten feet of the
accumulative wealth "ef Ormas or of Ind,''
some wretch may be dying for want of bread.
The city does not expose 1.-The secrets of the
prison house, Brick and granite can hide
signs which never could be heard excepting
in city. The city is focal point for ali the
adventures ofthe earth, and where stern ne
cessity compels us all to be hard hearted; or
at least, to withhold thousand things which
elsewhere would be granted freely. We are
all a set OF drudges, striving to gain daily what
the farmer possesses in abundance.
Gold is the God here, and each is strug-
Cling for his share, however small it may be.
Gold is here omnipotent, and plays strange
prank nrnnnn ,1S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

DUMAS IN THE FIELD.-We have before
us new novel entitled, 1.-The Countess de Charny,
or the Fall of the French Monarchy" By Alexander
Dumas. Those who love Dumas style of graphic,
o-hand picture making, viii do well to buy it. Mr..
George M. West, bookseller has it on sale. We shall
find time to read il. we hope, before long
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

BROAD STREET CULvERT.-We are glad
to find that this heavy piece of masonry being
pleted and that there prospects of its being
more substantial work than when first built
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16
P,ssrNcrRs PER STEAMSHIP ]

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
from New York yesterday e w Lane w Saw
ers James Savers, George, A L Chaplin, r r
Chaplin L A Fish, J A Hatcher, Vivian w A Day,
Miss II Hill T Potntin, S Baldwin. lady and child
Miss Mathews, II Leaventhal and lady, M Kieber,
r Burke, Wyatt, NJ Oliver, S Leatherman, w j
Titcomb, w Ferguson, B Sperry, J Brown and
lady, Miss Wilson, J Sherbert, lady and three
Forty-sx for Norfolk and twenty in steerage.
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The advantages claimed by the originstors
of this new vessel, are several:
]. Aperfect security against FIRE or water
2. Less risk TO life, and greater comfort to pas
eengcrs
]. Sharpness Of bow, perfection of curves, and
light drah and buoyaney.
2. Enormous power OF engine.
The boilers will be placed within walls Of iror
with iron beams over the game. Air chambers nj
sufficient sustaining capacity, viii extend the whole
length ofthe ship. The sudden shocks of tbe head
and beam seas, to which all ships of the present
struction are liable, are obFiated by these i,onro
naents while the gentle and undulaiug motion. al
ways maintained, will tend to prevent SCI. si.Lrass
and at the same time keep the decks dry asoa,,
from spray. The full power of the engine will he
deserved ior combating heavy gales while Sims os
nc present construction are compelled IN slarysr
nelr steam as the gale increases in SEVERN IT,.
nc" movements enable more steam To he anrieS
me harder the gale blows :" ~ aPpiico
Ae oany consumption Of coal will be about Of,
soIis, ana tne stock for a passage ahou, gS,o ~,
neight is TO be taken. The vessel il nareeS III
tm,iam Norris. She will be ready for launchine
~ uae nist OF December. Her boilers and enoins
~ a.. eaiaiug az sEcoRs. She will carry no lnasts
VIII DC arranged with jury nasts to rig in ca Sc
Inc speed anticipated is about 20 miles per
hour' 1t may be possible, and ii any body
can accomplish such result, it must be that
William Norris is the man Many remembe,
his improvements in the locomotive which
in 1885, astonished the world. and unset i,
the theories Of the ''old fogies'' in science i,
sending carriage up an incline plane. with !
rise of one foot in fourteen
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Aurum per medies ire satellites,
1t perrumpere amat saxa, potentius,
Ictu fulY1ineor

In the country all is different. The farmer
with his broad acres under his feet may defy
world in arms Famine may come and
pinch the city, and bring thousands to desti-
tuition, but the farmer is sure to have some
thing for wife and girl and chubby boy
His work is laborious, it is true, and he
bronzee his cheek in the summer sun, TIL he
looks like different being from the pale
faces of the city; but then his brain is ne
yer racked with the infinite multitude of
harassing thoughts which canker the peace of
eyervman who does business in city. Thrice
happy are the men and women who live upon
farms and plantations, with all the means of
comfort around them. In the country, po
verify is strippedo of almost all herhorrors, and
absolute want thing unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The receipts
upon this road for the last month, are as follows
Main Stem. Wash Branch. Totals
rasesnsers, S?l%7372 22,467.6S S7374340
Freight, l65,I35.67 6,73009 I79465. 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

LocAL.-Several local articles designed
for todays paper, have been unavoidably postponed
to make room for other matters.
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NOTICE-Express packages for Nor
folk, Richmond, Petersburg, &c. intended for ship
ment per steamers ROANOKE or JAMESTOWN,
will hereafter be received by Messrs. ADAMS CO.
SO Broadway, who the only authorized agents for
Express privileges by these ships.
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com
49, LUDLAM & PLEAsANTs, Agents.
Nr,u 10
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CHANCE FOR SPEoULATIoN.-We are ad-
vertisng pair of fine horses and omnibus for SALE
which can be seen at the Columbian Hotel stables.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16
s2s,ss2 ss
A RARr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

n hARE ESTE 4 : n ~ II y =
Kunkles unrivalled band of Minstrels intend giving
the first of their grand musical entertainments at the
Metropolitan Hail. on Franklin street, and from the
reputation of the performers and their great popu-
larity in this city, and every where else that they
have appeared, we have no sort of doubt that the
Hall will be crowded with ladies and gentlemen to
hear their fine songs rich jokes and spicy puns Go
early If Won NJ ed n seat
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I..cr T..,s-The Richmond and Fred

ercksbure cars brought In an unusually large number
of yesterday one hundred aud twenty Of
whom passed through By the Petersburg road. We
understand that there were one hundred and fifty
passengers on the boat when she landed a. Aqua
Greek The travel ON these roads . said to be anu
suaiiy large this season.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAYO a EfTTTS GTT7R

NlAIO Os DOIlS, AIIJhNEIS Al
LAW, will prnciice in the Courts Of Richmond. and
the counties of Henrico and Hanover
Eg Office in basement Of Metropolitan Hall,
Franklin street. BEVERLEY B. BOTTS.
sc 1G--dIm ABEL IL MAYO
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lanes Wo0DHoUsE, Iate Nash a.

- Wo3dhous5, PIANO FORE WarerooIns, Eagle
Square, Richmond, Va.
The subscriber has for sale at his warerooms above
his bookstore, an assortment of PIANO FORTES, as
extensive can be at any other establishment
OF the kind in the Union. In order 20 keep up this
variety he is constantly supplied from three OF the
largest most reliable and distinguished manufactures
10 the United Staees, viz: A. Stoddart Co, j. b.
Durham, and j. Chickering.
instruments of these makers can be furnished &C
S225 $3.50 SIS, $780, $780, S375, 500, S5o S5oe up
10 $500 Comprising an assortment, from the lowest
priced good instrument the richest and mos. e!e-
rant-the difference ia finish and numbered octayes
constituting mostly the variation in prices
All instruments from the above makers have Their
names upon them, and warranted perfect n tone,
touch. workma nship and durability.
The subscriber pledges himself 70 exchange or take
back any Piano sold by him. which may prove CHER
wise than good ,
Orders from the country promptly and faithfaly
executed and Pianos packed securely 70 60 ANY DIS
lance without injury.
. Old Pianos taken IN part payment.
Pianos tuned and repaired
The subscriber has for sale seyeral seeonesnsAU
Piano Fortes - -
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SOUTH SIDE DEMocRAT.-This paper is to
De issued DazEy on and after the LIST of Octo-
Der. The Democrat already exhibits an in
dustry and tact that is very creditable. 1t
has become fine newspaper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

Six DAYS TO EURoPE.-We noticed few
DAYS since, anew steamer said to be in course
of construction at Greenpoint N Y, which is
intended to cross the Atlantic in six DAYS.
We expressed doubts of the success of the
project, but give the measurements, &c, by
which those better acquainted can form their
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New BuILDlNGs.-Go where you will, in

any section of the city and your eye is on every
side with buildings, which apparently spring up
in day. On the corner of 18th and Broad streets
find that the AIessrs. Talbot are erecting num-
Der of handsome residences, which are to be COM
pleted as speedily possible for the convenience of
persons who wish procure honses in an agreeable
and pleasant portion of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-16

THE Corros CROP OF 52-53.-S1NeuLAR
CoNTEsr-On the LIST April the following
notice appeared in the Charleston Courier :
GA purse will be made up at this Office to be
given to the party whose estimate of the Cotton
Crop of 1928, shall be nearest to the New York
Annual Statement, the following conditions :
Each estimate to be sent under seal, with s. en-
closed, and the partys name Subscribed thereto by
the 9Th OF April to James II Murrell at the Co,i.
rier office, who will undertake the charge of the
same
On the 9th April, sixty-fve letters which
were sent in were in a sealed envelope de-
posted in Bank. On Monday last telegra-
phic despatch was received in Charleston
from New York, stating that the annual cot,
ton statement made the aggregate of the cot
ton crop for 1928, 3,262 ssa bales The
letters were thereupon opened and it was
found that JAMES MACBETH was entitled to
the prize, his prediction having come nearest
this amount of all the sixty-fve estimates
His estimate was 3,253,679. He received
1925, being the amount of the purse The
next nearest guess was 3,249, 400.
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Receipts OF THE VIRGINIA Central
Railroad Company for the month of August, viz:
Recent. for p.ssenger .sl402f %
Receipts for Freighs and Mail pay....... H,g7l 81
s25,ssz ss
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The Planters -AdUocate, of Upper Marlbo-
rough, Maryland is much enlarged and very
much improved in its Typography. 1t is a
very well conducted newspaper; and we
hope Mr.. Turner, its judicious Editor, is
well rewarded for his enterprise.
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AN IMpRovEMENT.-Nearly opposite tn

AN IMPRovEMENT.-Neariy opposite the
Exchange Bank may be seen large mound of red
earth which has been deposited there while making
improvements the premises formerly occupied by
the late Robert Mott, which is being improved and
prepared for the accommodation of enterprising
citizen, Mr.. Juan Pzzni, who, understand, is to
take possession of for business purposes soon as
il is completed.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT on RICHMOND, SEPT. rs

ARRIVED.
Steamer Roanoke, Cayendy, New York, mdze and
passengers.
Schr Olivia, Curtis, Turkey Island wheat to War
wick 4 Barksdale.
Schr Harriet Garrison, Noyes Phla., coal and hay
TO r Rankin.
Schr Charles and Susan, Young, Norfolk, ndze
Schr Marietta Smith, Ellsworth, Albany, lumbert0
E. +. Ragland Co
schr OTapeak, Howell, Philadelphia, mdze to R.
Rankin
schr Mary Willis, Travis wheat to Warwick s.
Barksdaie.
Barque Virginia, Boush, New York, to D. Currie.
SAILED,
Schr Pawnee, Conk, York river.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
uldze and passengers.
Schr Hanover, Whipple, New York, d. Currie.
Schr ST Cloud, johnson, BurwelPs bay.
Schr Sarah Ann, Hail. York river. E
Schr New Packet, Gwathmey, Smithfeld.
Schr 9 King Grove, Aikens.
Schr American Eagle, Travis Chickahominy.
Schr C. +. A. Cole, Wooford, Elktown, coal
BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Arrd, schr. VIM. Colquitt,
Kirwan, from Richmond; cid, sehr Hope, Creighton,
for Richmond
New YORK, Sept 13th.-Arrived, schrs Ann Eliza
and Merchant, Richmond.
BosToN, Sept. 13.-ATrived, schr. Red Rover FREE
dericksbnrg.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Auived, schr. w. l..
Jones, Fredericksburg.
New York, Sept l2.-Arrd, gchr Charger, Blake
man, Richmond.