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sCE.--The members Of the vfrgtnin
ottR; Agrcuitarai Society residing in tho city
So ssi.n 4d viii be summoned TO meet on the
for IT, DAY In October next, at the City He'll,
- the purpose Of electius sixteen members Ia the
tjaI, ' . Assembly, Life members, and every such
member of the Society shali satisfy tbs
pad bis conducting tie election that he has
lie aaAl dues, or who shall then pay the "a me-
Lsys ehll'ied 10 vote Accounts Of ana al members
VIA put into the hands Of Mr.. James A. August
pre,s,ft aethofized agent to receive the same. The
OF bis receipt to the Commissioner ut the
htha to vote conclusive e'iosacs o' inc noioers
III, Oh, Is. WILLIAMS, ssc'y and Treas,
=" We. State Agricultural Society.
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~ ar Coonsr late of at. Louis, Mo. Of
~ ga fesldeHee on Sd street, west side, between
''e' suah aud Clay cts. jy 3I-Sm*
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TT L. Wfibacher Dealer in Liquors
Miaes, Cigars, &c, No zoe Main street, Rish,nond,
Va my 3l-t4
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,GE Tho Amor.can II Hotel, :sIauntou--A. N.
bREIKENRlDGH ( CO, PropTietors c. L. Dib
re.i, late OF LJnchburg, superintendent.
IL dim
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pig j. n. Gardner, NJ. d., Homeopathic
H!.clan, Richmond, Va
usN< ohiee on Governor street, near the Richmond
i4ouss al 29.--d3m
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~ hntcheIar's Hair Dye.--TweRfy years
,,nsnt and application justify the proprietor in
Ia aaiing this the best Hair Dye In existence.
j u!os black or brown instantly, without the least
nv; 70 hair or skin. Made and Sold applied lin
zs3 Rpr ,yste foemsl at T3atcheicr's Wig Factory
~ broadway, New York.
AUG genuine for sale by
sp le-I3u - ,9s ~; -,s,s
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ia.f received by Adams Express, fresh lot of
~ eedsa Leeches, which vii! be applied upon the
most reasonable terms.
Ps- CuRpius aud Leechng promptly attended
To- can be found 1T Gtl hours at the Hair Dressing
spSo R. C. HOBSON.
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~ scnbers beg leave informs the citizens OF Rich
mcnd city, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochlsnd
and Fluvanns counties that they have purchased the
right to manufacture and sell the Floating Balls or
knUckle "ASRiSG MACHINE, patented by c.
Holingsworth, ia 1852, and are now ready to furnish
families, Hotels, Boarding Houses, etc on moderate
terms.
Persons desirous of purchasing, are requested to
call and witness the operation OF this Machine, at
VIM r. w oodward's, on 9th and Franklin at eets or
d. Wo.dwgrds, on Main and 9th Streets where
orders viii be punc.ually filed
VIM. Ii. & r. 3. WOODWARD.
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~ Prescriptions accurately md care
f,y Dispersed b. Of tbs partners, ct all hours
If the osy or night, at -
- MEADE x BAKERS
New fhalm etIicst store,
Is6N w. cornerof Main and 10th streets
&, s8---Sm Just above the new Custom House.
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Corner Cary and Pearl streets,
Agents for the manufacturers.

EsTINY DfMUNsTRATED.- -Profes.
~ sor s. respectfully informs the ladies and sem
tlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that information
will he given in all the affairs relating to life-such a.
law suits, difficulties in business, absent friends VI
riches egsciss or estate, and all concerns of life
msnt of all things-past present and futurs-must
bring send their age.
TERms-5o cents, each. Cures will slso be made
(white, of color) of ell the following diseases
Chronic cases, Sores Ulcers, Bois, Wasting of the
Body, Scrofulss Consumption, Cancers, Coughs Spit
ting Of blood, rheumatism, Headache Tooth
Ache, Pains in the Limbs and ell kinds of Distemp-
eIs.
Apply in Adams Valley, I'd house from corner OF
10th, Poplar street, opposite Lancasteral School,
ever the creek, No 2, Prof. L. s. on the door.
Advice given free to the poor and afflicted. No
advice given to people of color only sickness
after rundown. 90 i---,ns
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COD TIVER OIL..-Fresh supplies Of
" Rsshsou's LneS, and Wilborn,s preparations
Of God Liver on. js.s rsesiysd b
al z. J0BN1SOW LEO, Uy1n9lleA
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by Goddin & Appersen.
Va! "a 81 BRICK TENEMENT ON

-. = III BRICK TENEMENT ON
aTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT ATJcTia NJ
Wlll b: sold on WEDNESDAY, the iotl, S.r ~
s lep.amoer 1855 on the premises ct n O'clock r. M
now occupied by Mr.. George Watt
The house has 10 rooms besides smpls servants,
accommodations It is Admiralty located, being Ia
retired part OF the city, and quite near to Business
TEEMs-one-fourth cash; balance At (. and ~
onths, for negotiable notes interest added secured
'y =. q : Mnaas deed; eoDDIN L ArPERseN.
TRACT OF $50 ACRES OF LAND IN
4 CHEsTERFIELD, NEAR TO DANVILLE
RAILROAD, SIX MILES FROM MANCH ESTER
i rIk ~ SALE a.. AT AuCT5oNoWill be offered for
temoer next II fair f not, the next fair day. at IL
O'Clock M Tract Of Land, containing $50 acres "
adjoining the lands of Mr. Geo. w. Cole that once
owned by him This tract is mostly in wood and there
are some improvements on it
IskMs-one-haf cash; balance at II months, for
bond with good security interest added and title re-
GEORGE FITZGERALD.
au ll-2awtds
CHEsTEhFIEI4D LAND FUK sAI.E.--
BY virtue OF decree of Chesterfield Circuit Court
IN the case OF Akins executor Atkins and als and
Snelhngs vs. sam, will offer fer sale the prem.
ises on FRIDAY the 5th DAY of September next two
tracts Of land in Chesterfield county, devised by
Eleazar Clay to VIM. w. Akin, containing 200 acres
the other Eleazar Akin containing l6i 7-8 acres
lying the South side of Swift Creek about u miles
from, Richmond, adjoining L. w Wilkinson, Francis
Z. Cheatnan and others, aud opposite the lands of
L III. Brooks estate
The land of good quality, and the lat tract
contains fair proportion of creek low grounds and is
otherwise valuable
The TIVE tracts adjoin and though they contain dis
tucs settlements, and must be sold parately could
easily be united in one tract
The bu' ldlnga what out of repair but could
be made comfortable at o moderate ex penxe.
Cash will be required for costa and expenses only
reasonable credit fof the residue being ell Sc
cured.
Persons wishing TO buy invited to examine the
premises.
R W FLouRNoY, comm;.u.
au 2q-FGT
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SEORGlA LOTTERY.
t<nthori.ed By the State Of GeorgiaE
PRIZES GUARANTEED
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERYs
CLASS 49,
TO be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georgis in pub
lie, on
SATURDAY, September ~, 1885,
on THE
HAVANA PLAN
.EOKGIA LOTTERY.

n Purchasers in buying one odd number, and era
even number, Whole Ticket, are guaranteed to dTsw
~ Halves and Quarter Tickets in proportion, with
chances OF obtaining the larger Lrizss which a
nunered per cent better for the purchaser than
other Lottery In existence
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rOFFkE...lOU bsss. PRISE AAGsayle
~ CoRse, n sore sn1 lbs sale ~ =. =.
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90 FRESH IMPORTED
FALL GOODS.
1856.
VIM: +, BUTLER,

I s now receiving per ship Peppefeli, at this port
land BY the ships Progress and Muscongus, via New
York, his usual full supply Of
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
of the latest syes and pstteIns aud from the MANY
faeturen of this country. heavy stock Of GLASS
WARE, Locking Glasses. Castors and Fancy Goods
In great variety which he offers to the Trade at low
prices for CASH. or on the usual credit to punctual
payers. ~ = "A
Every effort will be made to induce the merchants
of virginis North CaroIina and Tonnessee, TO make
their purchases In this market.
Richmond, August 1855. ~ z5-fm
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gr FALL BTUCK OF HATS, CAPS,
I'LL LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY FURB

ar FALL STOCK or HATS, CAPS,
Ill LADIES AND CHILDRENS FANCY FURB
- FOR la56.---We are now opening at the new
and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fur Depot new
charens Fancy Furs, comprising the latest and NEST
fashion able styles suitable for the fall and winter,
which will be sold at Wholesale and retail on this
most favorable terms.
The attention Of eur customers, merchants and
others 10 respectfully called to the above ard
splendid stock, which for style and quality cannot
be excelled.
George w. DuesberTy, 70 long known to the trade IL
now engaged with US, and viii be pleased to see ha
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEIsIGER,
No 10 Main street.
N. b. Hats Of the finest quality made to order ut
the shOrest notice.
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Sale by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
an 1S-tds

OTIS IN FUlTON.--Afrer the foregoing
North side of Graham street, between Erin and Gil
lia. streets each fronting so feet running back 10
feet to an alley and adj 3nng the late residence of
Mr. Joseph Wear.
TEKMs-One- third cash; balance at 8 and months,
bearing interest. GODDIN L. APPERsON,
su 26-tds Auctlonceu.
p. Safer the foregoing SALE win be sold
framed dwelling, on State street, Fulton containing
rooms besides excellent well of water in the
GODDIN APPERSON
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I HEKkDY APPO1NV and consulate
JOHN A. FOSTER my Agent to transact bust
for me- exclusively for CASH. In the city Of Rich.
mond or county Of Henrico. A. T. BURR.
Richmond, Aug. I'D, 1855. ~ 6-ims
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NALL TRADE, 1856.
- "iiLiNdHAM Z. r. TARDY.
WILLINGHANI g. TARDY,
Importers and wholesale dealers in
Foreign, Domestic, staple and Fancy


D r 7 @ 90 De,
No. 10 PEARL ST, RICHMOND, Va,
Lave in store, and receiving daily, a large and
general stock of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, to
which they ask the attention of merchants visiting
this market. They make claims to superior ad-
rdEtages over their competitors either import ers
or buyers, but that they possess advantages
equal TO any, and solicit confidently examination
OF their stock. Below they enumerate a few of the
leading styles:
Brown and Bleached shirtings and Sheetings, of
all the different widths.
Sattinets; 3-4 and Ga Fulled Cloths
Faid Linseys, at all prices
Large stock of Baskets
English and American Prints, all grades
Coburgs De LANES, Alpscss
Ginghams and Ladies' Dress Goods
Cloths and Cassimeres
Shawis, Coaks and Msntles
With general stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Spo oil
Cotton, Threads &c.
TERMs-Six months credit, or per cent. discount
for cash WlLLlNGHAM & TAkDI.
Richmond, August 81, 1886
IT, have engnged with Messrs WILL.
LINGHAM X TARDY for the Fall Tsade, and will
be pleased to have my friends call me, promising
every effort to give them satisfaction
The CCmT3issio business of HUNT a. BRO. will
be attended heretofore by senior partner, to
which will return by the lst of November.
au 3O---In DR. HUNT.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE. COMPANY
1Vl OF RiCHMOND.-1'his Company insures
~ description CT property against loss damage by
fire or the dangers OF the sea-
No charge Ii made for the Policy.
near Main, up steirs.
VIM T. Christian, VIM. Bree6en,
John Purcell, Thomas R. Price.
VIM. @. Paine, jas. Thomas, Jr,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, Ias. Dunlop,
James L. Apperon VIM. h. Hsxall,
Kescce Hea John d. Quarles,
John Dooley, David J. Bur-.
Rich'd Q. Haskins Larkn w Glazebrook,
Lewis u Crenshsw, d. Won Grooming,
Joseph X: Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John G. Sinton, Ed. "A. skinksr,
Franklin Stearns
J. H. MONTAGUE. Sec,y sn5-ts
A AGRICULTURAL AIK...Fersons pro-
Grounds to articles for Exh stion are reseect-
fully requested to do 20 before the LIST OF October
Those who have them aire.dy built are req. ested
to have them put in repsir by that time.
CHARLES DIMMocK,
~ 22-a Chief MershaIi
NJ OTlCE..-The Subscriber has purchascd
the Drug Store lately in charge Of Dr. .. b. Hill
on the corner of Franklin Street and Market Place
and proposes to continue the Drug business in all its
branches. He expscts to mako considerable additions
the stock fsels assured that he offer the
citizens Of Rchnond and his courtry friends supe-
Yfor induce ruenfs In tho way OF trade
Having been engaged in the Drug Business exteu.
syely In another city in this State for several years.
and with competent ssaisnuts he 10 prepared TO
duct the Apothscary business properly ana satsfse-
tory.
Prescriptions carefully prepared and compounded
= - --- JNO. W. aARLIcK. n. D.
TIAvING sold my entire estabIlshmcnt 81
II Drugs. Medicines, nc, 70 Dr. J. w Garlick. ,
chesrfuily recommend him IN my former patrons and
risnds feeling assured that his past sxpsrenee lot
oulv - Physican bat ~ druesist for sral yeap
past will sntitls him to the fullest condolences, ana
I liberal patronage from the eommanity...
m aa-iOt OWEN HILL.
TyOU LlVkH OIL...Eresh supplies Of
~ Rnshtou's. Lines, and Wilborn's preparations
Of God Liver on. ju.t received By.
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EmFAIL TRADE m
IA 5 SO! k
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANDATORY AND DEPOT.
JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main Street.

RICHMOND, VA,
HAS ready for the Fall trade, by wholesale and
retail, the most varied and extensive stock he has
ever imported manufactured.
In order that the requirements of all his customers
of country merchants and others soins or sending
North for their Goods he has laid in kmenk Of
every article in his line both home and foreign, for
Ladies' Gentiemen's, Chiidren's and Servants wear
which he could find in the different markets he has
visited or communicated with. saa4
To the getting of Silk and other Hats in his
mandatory, he pays the closest attention, and hs
feels confident that few other houses North South
can equal, aud none excel him therein.
His facilities for conducting his business being Of
the complete kind, all orders will be filed with
the greatest punctuality and promptneaa.
an S0-h p
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TINUKNING Es1ABLisHMENT--.
near Ha1alps Mill, formerly Mr.. Belyin's He has
all the facilities to do Turning the lowest terms
and the nestent manner. Thankful for past avors he
hopes to merit q continuance Of tho same. Orders
may be left at Mr. Beiyin's Furniture store.
re i--.Ims STEPHEN CHiLDkLf.
CE for safe In bnik nj my residence, l.1
miles west of tha city, Il mills beyond ,. W.
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TNRUSTEE,S SALE OE TWO LOTS IN
i PORT MAYO, NEAR RoCKETTS.-As trustee
in deed executed by Jas. Mccormick, dated 9th
November, 1854, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court shall sell a, public auction, the premises
for cash. ON SATURDAY, the 9th day of September,
1885, at Al o'clock, los Nos and in the plan of Mr.
Bossieux, each fronting % feet Louisiana street.
running back 80 feet to alley. The usual special
warranted will be conveyed to purchaser.
JOHN HOWARD, Trustee.
Sale by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
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Ely. CANNON. "reminiscences
GoppIN APPERsos. Ancts so -

EAKM IN CAESTERElELD COUNTY
II FOR SALE.-The subscriber Offers bic FARM,
In the above county, for ssecontaining 45at scres
Of land 100 acres cleared and In Guilty. ation the
balance in woods, partly originsi growth o. Pine;
Oak and Chesnut. There g about % acres @ 1000
and SIT in Timothy and Herds Grass. The soil !.
adapted to the cultivation Of Wheat Corn. Osis snd
some coed Tobacco land. Tho improvements con-
sist OF 4 dwelling House with ROOMS, now Kitchen,
Harm and Stables, with al other recessaxy out
houses; well Of good wster and two IeveI-s.ihns
There il "a abundance Of Mari On the plaza easily
raised large quantity ofwhish hes bssn spIssa On
the land The location = hsaIhy end s,suafed assss
miles from PetersbarG % tie Ccsrthc1ee roeds
and miles from the Courthouse. s. :.
Psfsons wishing TO purchase can exentns the
nremjses thoronsnIy By .caiiine on Mr.. q. 0ANKs,
4 the fNm 1srins accommodating. and pa1e
knevn on appiicstien 70 ms.
IL not sold privately bsfore, Il viii be eesree g
field Court House.
IN S0-d7t ~. y: liz.
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AGENCY or THE
TESIIE EIKEM EN.S AND fYERCHA NTS

AGENCY or TIE
THE FIkEMEN'S AND MERCHANTS
J. INSURANCE COMPANY OF PETERSBURG,
FlRGINiA--lnsures Buildings and their content
against loas damage by FIRE.
Insurcs also against MARINE or INLAND trans
portatloR Losses
DIRECTORS.
los D. White, Prest. Saull PEBBLES.
4. G.. Mcllwaine, VP. James M McCuoch.
Andrew kevan. VIM. FL. Beazeley.
d. &. Tenant John Donnan.
James Weddell. Thomas Branch.
Z. Britton. John K. Lemoine.
AT the Office of the Merchants Insurance Gonna
ny. J. II. MONTAGUE,
au 29-ts Agent
A 20. ANDERSON 4 CO.,
"A RICHMOND, VA
Have removed to the store, No. 10 Main
atree second door below 18th street, where they
prepared to shex the lsrgcst assortment of
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS,
offered in this market ALSO. good assortment
of BONNETS and Millinery Goods of al. kinds.
au TITS
.,EY0lUR,s PATENT BROADCAST
of sowing correctly land any quantity per acre) all
kinds of Grain and Seeds commonly sown by farmers
from Peas tho smallest Seeds and all fertilizers Of
q dusty nature 1t hiss received the highest recon-
nendatioDs from societies and hundreds of farmers
We have few of them for sale.
BALDWIN, CARpWELL & co,
su i9-d4wkw4t Richmond Va
('HOCOLAT DIG . Il 4 FERkUGl-
~ NEUX --Thisis an elegant combination Of this
puresr Chocolate with iron prepared as to disguise
entoy all taste of the iron, While its beneficial eff
fects fully realized 1t is prepared for table
usry adap pied to persons in debtated state, with
weak stomachs. For sale by
MEADE Il BAKER, Chemists, &c.,
1856, n. w. corner of Main and 10th streets
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DEAL ESTATE Al
IL sALE.-By virtue of q deed Of trust executed to
the undersigned Trustee, the 4th day Of Decem
Der, 1884, and of record in the Clerks eftce Of the
County Court of Henrico county, shall proceed. ON
MONDAY, the 9th of September at o'clock T. ID :,
the request efthe beneficiary in said deed named
10 sell at public saction the premises the proper
ty conveyed in ssid dsed, to wit: certain LOT OF
Land, with oil the improvements thereon lying 10
the county of Hsnnco, near the city of Richmond,
fronting 81 feet the North side OF Clay street as
extended into the county Of Henrico, and running
hack within parallel tines 100 feet to alley IL feet
wide then crossing the said 10 feet alley extending
the said Lot the northern aide Of said alley Y feet
deep from the alley making l22 feet deep from Clay
sreet-lt beios the property at present occupied BY
Mr. Jesse g. Davidson
For q more full description of which said Let OF
Land reference 10 made to said deed.
There are two brick tenements upon tho above
named lot, in good repair with well OF water saa
other conveniences upon the premises 80
TERMs-Cash as to so much OF the proceeds a. WIN
pay the sum of S475 balance in equal nstaiments Of
tx and twelve months bearing interest
The foregoing sale will take! place positively snd
EnwARn CANNON Trustee.
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HATS, CAPS, sHOna, 20.
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lE-
fIgs
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FL. -. IT ID. 2 =. ~.
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GoDDIN Il APPERsos. Aucts an 9-U

COMMISSIONERS sALE OF yALUA.
" BILE REAL Estate ON BYRD, BETWEEN
9Th AND 10TH STREETs.-By virtue Of aldecree o.
the circuit court of the City of Richmond pronounced
on the - day of June, 1855 in the case Of 'viciers
against Bsset, &c, shall proceedso ssli at pubic
auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18TH DAY
of September 1885, the real estate referred to In the
plaintiffs bill consisting of excellent Granite front
Tenement fronting 2ot feet the South side OF BYRD
teeet running back $50 feet to alley ID feet wide
and having on ssid alley another tenement.
TEKms.-One-fourt cash; balance at 4, and l!
months for negotiable notes and title retained TIL
last note 10 paid The taxes and Insurance for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
Il. Y. CANNON.
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- END OF THE MECHANICSVTiLE TfJRN.
PIKE, SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be- soN on THURS
commencing at O'clock, the small farm owned hy
MI Gibson Via, and now occupied by Mrs Catherine
Talsy. containing acres of which II acres il hes e.
lily set in wood. 1t has good orchard on il and a
well of excellent water in the yard The builJnas
are IN good repair, ana suitable for small family
Terms made known at the hour of sale.
GODDIN L APPFRSON.
sc l-dtdt An.t;oS.
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Murine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.
Oct 3O-Schr Emblem, Davis, from Oak Island to
schr Mary Abigail, Morse, from Little River George
Harriss with naval stores and fish
Schr Ellen Randall, Justice, from Little River to La
mont and Monk with naval stores.
Schr. H: Flanner Thompson, from Philadelphia, to
George Harrss; with mdze
Blu. S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, from SmithviIle, to
Oct. 3l-Schr Caroline Virginia. Douglass, from Hyde
County to Cumming q 9btyrOn with corn corn.
kin u Martin !; with naval stores
FROM QUARANTINE-Bri Maria, Mayo. to George
Harriss and s. p. Brown Freen an to J. & J. L. Hatha-
Oct 3O-U s. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, fer snithviEle
Scfr. Wake, Wanright for New York. by;George Har-
rss; with naval stores, &c.
Brig Lydia Slower, Lowell fer Portland, Me-, by Keith
& Flanner; with slaves and naval stores.
3-Brig Philip Larabee, Auld for Porto Rico, by J. H.
Chadbourn Co.; with lumber, shingles, Mc
Worth with naval stores, &c.
Nov. 1-Schr. Ann Maria, Brown, from Loekwood's Fol-
ly, to Willards& Curtis with naval stores and fish
3-U M Steamer Spray, Prico, from Smithylle, to A
sehr VIM l. Springs Mershon, from Philadelphia, to T.
Nov ssehr A. Corduroy Babcock, from Philade,phia,
to George Harriss
Steamer Magnolia stedman, from Fayetteville to E. J.
Nov 4-steamer Fanny LutterOh Elder, from Fayette-
Ville to e. J. Lutterloh.
5U s. Mail Steamer Spray, Price, from smithville, to
Nov. 5-steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayette-
vlle' to L. g. & B. G. Worth ", r 9prn
Oct 3l.Brig belmont Locke, Park, for Matanzas, by
Kidder & Martin with lumber
Nov brig Mira N Holt Cousins, for Richmond, Va,
by Dickinson. DeRosset & Cowan with lumber
Nov. 1U S. M. Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvlle,
by A. A. VanBokkelen.
Brig Starlight, Cook for Gibraltar and market, by
Adams, Bro & Co.; with lumber &c.
Nov. 4Schr. Mes Crane, for Curacao, by j. u D. Nc
Rae l. Co.; with lumber, SC
Schr John A. Stanly Simmons for New York, by T. c.
Worth with naval stores, &c.
Schr. j. S. Wilson, smith, for New York, by j. r. Bios
som with naval stores,
steamer Magnolia, Stedman, for Fayetteville by E. J.
Lutterloh.
T. S. NJ. Steamer Spray Price, for smthvie, by A. H.
VanBokkelen
Nov 4Schr Agnes H. Ward, Casters for Shallotto, by
Rankin s. Martin.
5-Schr J. H. Chadbourn, Wanright for Portsmouth,
n. H., by ]. H. Chadbourn Co.. with 5000 feet lum
Der
Schr Emily, Cheesebro, for New York. by j. H. Flanner;
with naval stores
Schr. VIM. H. Howard, Brown for Charleston, by Ran
kin s. Martin; with soap and naval stores.
Nov. 5-Schr. l.. p. Smith, Cooper, for New York. by
A d. Cazaux, with naval stores &C.
Nov. Gu. S. Mail Steamer Spray, Price. for Smith
vile, by "A. H. Van BOkkelen.