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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

Horrible Death.-Canfi0u "A poor. miserable Pedcr
called On sick coored woman and pretended
trio Oil Qnt 1t was counterfeit induced her
had the lock and she died fourteen hours after using
If you want the genuine call only Or Detira
No ~ South Eighth three doors South Of Chosnrt and
ii 1t don't you back aud get your money viii
give $40 for the arrest Of who offers Electric
without my written signature each bottle.
PRoF. {. bEGBAru.
ian 1V outhE idhs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

NIAGARA FALLS N WINTER. Buffalo Ex
press publishes communication from cores
pendent al Niagara Falls describing the present
beauties of the Falls. The following is an ex-
tract:
The spray, drifting over the adjacent shores,
has transformed the commonest objects to shapes
OF such fairy like beauty as is elsewhere only
conceived IN dreams. All things ara onveloped
IN cleaning ice. The islands are laid with a
pavement as pure and solid as the most Stain
less Parlan. The rocks that shoot up from the
far depths of the precipice are hooded and wrap
ped vast hreadths # Joe, like monks doing ho.
mage to the genius of peace. The trees are how.
ed down to the earth with their snowy vcstments
like wor,hipping choir of white-rnbed nuns -
Everywhere but in the immediate channel of the
swollen and surgng river the lee King reigns
supreme Under his magic touch nature is vi,i-
bly, idtaized. Stalactte groves. and towers of
crystal and forests gltlerng with brilliants and
pearls, seem no longer hgment of genius but
living aud banning reality If you would wit
ness this dazzling scene, come by all means
soon. The visit will not be regretted"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

ktNsAs FREE SrA~E.-A correspondent of
the New York Times speaks Of new scheme Tor
rendering Kansas free State. 1t is To memo.
flalze Congress I" remove the present boundary
line OF Kansas northward ~ the Platte rivprand
include the same in Kansas. leaving all the
beautiful country north of the Platte river in the
territory "i Nebraska thereby giving an add
non "i actual and bona fde scttl,rs to Kansas of
BOO, of which 900 are voters Nine.,e tenth. of
the popuia'i' II are in favor of freedom 10 Kansas
and hence the principal "hject-fo make Kansas
q Free STATE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

a9s' LASl IA lhe Warwick House ON nex Tpesi
Inc "a oil ms month, opening ~ O'clock p NJ a,
day there Ill be Hef DISNER They ssk h , ht next
the public. - '"' l''''i mage NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

TIE RECALL OF Mn. 3uCHAEAN.-A corrps
pendent of the New York Herald, writing from
Washington, says:
am advised that the suhec, Of formally will
drawing our Minister from England has been de-
batcd toy the President aud Cabinet. and is still
an lcr consideration. Shonid Mr.. Bnchanan's re-
call be determined upon, the British Government
will not be left in doubt AZ to the reasons for our
So doing The Atlantle,s news cxhihits an almost
emit indifference on the part OF Lord Prlmerston
for quiet settlement # our affairs. He has made
hi- Inst explanation. and has nohng further to
ottrr. The question of peace or lis opposite is
thus thrown upon our Government. The recall
OF Mr.. buchanan would hasten events. Congress
would support the Pr -ident, and the popular
voice of Great Britain, in all p,ohnhility would
demand the displacement of Pnlmerston. The
latter event is placed among the probabilities Ivy
the President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

The Cleveland Heraid renew. the discnssou
of the famous question '.Have We Bourbon
among us!" 1t says the Indian woman who has
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

Bakers Premium Bittcrs continue I, n.
blessing to our commnnlyin acvatfng the sick r. .''
long suffeIings At this tie year ever, te
use II a preventative. - should
For sale by Messrs. srother Whitehead and s..li.
Jones Lynchbnrg and by Druggists cenernly p'eT
HANOVER. Va, April 9Th tstt
rms is TO certify that have suffer ed for three or 49,,
WIN pam In the lett side ana the pun was orea, %
,ha' nave had rs many ~ two tysieians with mo a,
nut never was cured until commenced the use Of t
fhEhi1h 81 Which, am happy TO saw has pa,
turned since commenced the Of them Ihave been re-
mem IN various diseases In my fumlv for four r
years ana nave never them fi general relief and
In = .lo,,1 =, ,.,Y'2' li''Hir'ue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

Since April 1853. tho Virginia Colonization
Society have sent $40 enigrauts to Liberia, At
cost of Sl5G5o. Of the amount fsome S50,O00)
raised by the capi.aiion Of 1850 avowedy for
colonization purposes, not dollar has been mp
piled to its Legitimate, end because Of the
strcton, imposed by the law 1t is in the State
treasury, aud it would seem just that additional
Legislation were necessary to make the fund avail
able in carrying out the object contenplateda and
that the present Legislature should take the sub
ject under consideration Especially should they
do so if tie object be really to get rid of the sur
plus free negro population
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

Abiding To the universal di- seminaiion Of lit
erature in the United States, Dickens snys:-
"Fhcre every child has its copy book in its place
at school, there every log house on the prairie
has its shelf Of books. Next to the church and
the tavern, the printing press is set upin every
raw settlement, and raw newspaper appears
probably on Witty brown psper,ana mixed types
with Italics mud Roman DettcrS, capitals aud Dip
thongs thrown together very curiolsly hut still
newspaper. Books are printed in the great cit
les not by the thousand or fifteen hundred, but
by the five or ten thousand for the readers arc
reckoned by the million.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

from ny inc heey. VII church,
III 81 Boston who travelling for his health East
II gives present idea the expansive
liSn OF his countrymen, find their commodities
~ rec continually in his path wherever he goes
visited any considerable city Of Turkey. whore find
the Medicines of country represented by AYERS CHERRY
PEcfoRAL In Smyrna Aeppo, Jaffa, Jerusalem
ahnope We So" in each the door post bazaar,
the peculiarly American looking Iron card If Dr.
ing IN Language which not IN thousand the passrs
by can read Ayers Cherry Pccior Coughs Colds
Consumption sold here On shelf behind legged
nussman the bottles with their English Spanish
French and German faces turned crowd and
enqnng told that foreigners only purcha
but the true believers thescvos their trust tate
to try this product IT American skill they find there
10 other for thom'
was told Yesterday that the CHERRY PICTORIAL
presented 10 the sultan and constant use in his
rem aud in the Hospitals of the Empire Idec COLIN
NEhENAN. CLARK n co. date Rnshtou,
CLARK a CO}-GENl me COD LIVER OII.-The great
success attending the this remedy in Gonsum
ton having induced all kinds of limitations purchasers
toned To notice that the signature HEG EMAN, CLARK
co. in full the cork of each bottle without hch
not genuine and the value depends upon is p
IT, too much care cannot b. taken get the genuine
HEGEMAN, CLARK & co.
Sole successors to Rushton Clark Il Co,
$50. Nos. l65. 273 al and ii broadway
Wholesale Depot, No. l6j Broadway
'oid by Druggists generally in the utfed states.
i3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

claimed to be- the mother ofthe Rev. Mr. WI.
Iiams. has signed written acknowledgement
that he is only her adopted SON aud a gentleman
has written to him from France stating that be
was present when the Dauphin was conveyed
from the prison to barge on the river TO be
taken away.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

A Medicinal Wonder.--RHopEs FEVER AND Ann,
CURE-scence applied 10 nature works miracles To ,b
combination the world owes of the valuable Of moi
crn medicines, RHoDfs FEvEH AND ATE CUKf or ATr'
DoTf TO MALARIA As prevention Is better than cure
resident Of low marshY localities, lands other
Some districts should use this medicine occasionally as
guard BY this entire immunity every spcep -,
remen and intermittent fever he al ali
aud in all climates End localities To those actually sfer
from Fever aud Aguc Dumb Aguo Chlls and Fever Bi,s
rcmcn. fever; general debility night
brought on by breathing unhealthy atmosphere il r
commended ON the authority ct all who have tried rapid
and harmless remedy. 'i''
For sale by r. Staber Co.. and by Druggists generally
JAS, N RHODES, Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

DcGrsths Electric bll did cure lin ~ 80 nnrlcs
sprains received from n fall -''"'iish aud
Ask Rev. Mr.. Cadwellif it did not relieve L,,of
cough and pain In the breast in night - severe
Ask Mr. Weleb Of Buchanan If II did no, c,rs
cd glands in the throat, in fifteen minutes whom IN swell
said he would die in short time " ''e Doctors
Ask Mrs Argyle if 1t did relieve her Of the bcsa., .
teen minutes 4''i IN NJ
Ask Mrs. Backford. of Lynchburg 1t it did not e,r l.,
headache In fifteen minutes '' her Of
Ask George w Boser, Esq late Supervisor First v-,
Of the speedy Of his daughter ID old l., td
bottle OF Prof DeGrath's Electric on Her screams nt7
heard 300 yards from the house, such her he
Sunday the following Monday she well and anon on
town. aoout
Ask 7. Haincs Esq. coal dealer. &c Sixth e,a NJ,
streets, what he knows Of this wonnerfu Oil ASH .e
who have been quickly cured Of Rheuma tisn Con,
alga, Piles Hcmorrhage Burns, Wounds. Sprains Als.u
and other painful complaints e''
No it without deriving special benea t
in day often in five minutes Only Olive Sou,h 80.
street between Chestnut and Walnut PHILADELPHIA 80,
In attendance free 'V'
For sale AT DR. Seay's, Lynchburg; Purcell Iad1 4 n.
Richmond General AGENTS and all the principal prnggs
and Merchanis ID the State In l1'ea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22


movement in Kansas seems to have very little
confidence in the pacfentnn effected there by
Gen shannon. a letter from him has made its
way into print which he says:
I do not see how 10 avoid civil wnr.
Come i, will. Twelve months will not elapse
before war; civil war of the fiercest kind, will be
upon Us. We arming and preparing for IL.
Indeed. We of the border counties are pre- pnr
ed We must have the support If the South.
We are fighting the battles the South Orr in.
situations are at stake. We want men, armed
men We want money not for ourselves, but TO
support our friend. who may come from dis
lance.
| would not b. astoni~hed if thi. dav laid The
ground work for guerilla war in Knsas. !
hive henrd rumors of strife and batte at Leav-
enworth. seven miles from this place but the ice
in running in the Mississippi river, and have
nothing definite. wasa peace maker in the
difficulty lately settled by Gov. shannon. !
eounselled the 'Rnflans" to iorbearancc, but
will never again counsel peace.
Kansas and Missouri have the same Multitude.
climate, and soil and should have the same in
siitutions. The pence and prosperity of both
d, pend on it. Kansas must have slave nstitu-
tons, or Missouri must have free institutions
hence the interest the border ,Rufians" take in
Kansas affairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

GLl.EGE. She second
NJ" asa. :>e.. al TEE CLoTnINs;

a . W asEs :. NJ Il C1,ATnINss
49, Trade IN IHlLADELPHIA-TO SOUTHERN
l.Hi.htN IN GEAIIEMEA'S ST PERFlNE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
ltVS Dill q CO, I65 On, street Philadelphia,
oc r o'i"" ftta street. have established jninoute
'H'lE House YI the MANUFACTURE and the
~ tIlS hat money and produce, anticipation
u 'ue wants Of southern RASH ba1rS no have
e. ~ ~" orr Tor that part stock. +. +. Dill
ar determined HAT no h"grin the lrited states shall
AHs'i q" more varied stock iiner better made or
M'""tf Prices Tor cash. Au cxamina. VIII convince the
must 'H'Pttt1 'aiiand see them Jan 2l-tijm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22


For sale by STROLLER Whitehead ami all Drugs ss
dec gl-ilth fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10
rrrnaRApHrc NEW.

- A ~ ~
|REpONTED Fur - DIsPAT 9
~~~~~1s<
GeDxrrsAionAl. -
wAsHrFaToS May g--Scnafe -Tne senate
pasAed sundry prlvsAs bill 3
The House BIN granting i500o0O acres Of land
tow Ard. building railroads In Ohio: was passed
Mr.. Jones reported bin amending the patent
iaws.
Hons,-The message Of the Senate. asking
third COMMITTEES of conferences on the Dehciency
nm being under consideration.
Mr. phelps. Of Mo rose 10 defend the people Of
Missouri from the charge made by Mr. Giddings,
az Ohio. Yesterday, that they were traitors, and
deserved m be hanged.
Mr. Ciddines explained that his statement was
IN reference to the bodies of armed men from tina,
State. which had attempted to usurp the govern.
ment Of Kansas. ~.
Mr.. Phelps denied the alleged attempt at usur.
patton and said II only existed In the dstempered
Imagination of the gentleman from Ohio. The
Missourians who went to Kansas In November and
December last went there to maintain the laws;
aud the scenes of bloodshed that had occurred,
might be properly attributed to the friends Of Mr..
Giddings
A third committee Of conference on the Deiicien.
cy bill was appointed
The new Mexican contested election case was
discussed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10

Dissalvinx tho Usiea. e
The question Of dissolving the Union occupied
considerable portion Of the discussions q "a sbo-
ntion meeting lately held in New York. The
speakers-the announcement Of whose names w
the papers Is followed by statement In psrensae
sis Of color. thus VIM W. Brown eeo'0'eo''
Rev, Mr.. Crawford, lwhite.l --dffered widely = y
the probable effect Of dissolution upon s'Avery.-
The Garrison party maintained that tne Union was
the best safeguard of the hated institution, ana
therefore ousht to be put down; that, without the
North The Sonth could not sustain the institution
of slavery The other party desired to see the
American government abolish the entire institu,
.;or ., n stands Considerable excitement pre-
vailed and one of the speakers was summarily
gagged down. e
A speech was made on this occasion by William
Wells Brown, known as Box Brown. He said that
the christian feeling In Europe was decidedly anu
slavery. and that through his efforts, . recep'o"
was refused by the Bible and Sunday schooi DO
cie,ies in England 80 the Rev. DR.. Prime TOT Tue
American Bible Society, and the Rev DR.. Dyer ior
the American Sunday School Union, ''nenher Oh
whom said Brown. after their true cnAlaese'
was developed could obtain hearing OF any BRUSH
prblie.m Their .'true character" It appears was
ther LOYALTY TO the Constitution of their country,
which is an objectionable crime in England, which
Mons country established slavery In America, and
lives upon the products Of slave labor
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Wou.nu,s Rights.

The Boston Post refers TO the rumor that Mrs
Robinson, the "veiled murderess," has been trans
ferred from the New York State Prison to the Lu
matte Asylum, preparatory to her transfer to free
dom. She has quite capital, says the Post, OF
youth and beauty.
The New York Express thinks the rumor is quite
likely to be- correct, and says if there were good
reasons for pardoning out of Blew York Lunat'c
Asylum, not long since, Brooklyn man, who cut
off his childs head with q carving knife, and trleo
to serve his mother the same way, why then, oy
all means, give Mrs Robinson the opportunity 70
bring her youth and beauty" to better market
than the Auburn State Prison-even ii one more
husband is to hav e poison put in his coffee !
The rulibility of the smart Yankee people in
regard 20 this fashionable plea of insanity for crime
is really remarkable Nobody in the world could
possibly deceive them in transaction of dollars
and cents by any sort of humbug and deception -
But great criminal arraigned for horrid crime,
has only to act the mailman tslerabiy, and his es
cape is sure Both the cases noticed by the Elk.
press were crimes of the deepest dye, yet In both
the extreme penalty of the law was avoided by
the usual means of pretended lunatic at the bar
and real fool in the jury box. We shall not be
at all surprised to see Mrs Robinson let loose once
more upon the community, to perpetrate some new
freak of Madness as occasion may offer II
would be better to repeal the death penalty alto
gether, so far as women are concerned, and to sub
stitute some punishment which jury could feel
less constituencies about inicting, than to retain
dead letter upon the statute book, and suffer female
murderers to escape altogether unwhipt Of justice
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ninIamafic Dresses.

1t seems that our Ministers abroad have paid no
attention to the instruction of Messrs. Marcy and
Mann as to the Diplomatic Dresses to be worm
Mr.. Buchanan, who, it is reported, complied with
the suggestion of Mr.. Marcy, and left off the Gus
tomary fippery, it is now said compromised the
matter by wearing black coat with breeches a
cooked hat and sword. A New York journa
proposes, if our foreign ministers should wear q
fancy costume official occasions, to adopt the old
Continental costume of buff breaches, blue coat
with white facings and a cooked hat. Such a
Dress it is thought would be at once both national
and picturesque.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10

HORRIBLE CASE OF FRATRICIDE.-We are In
formed of deplorable fratricide which took
place in the north part of the town of Salisbury,
Herkimer county, on Friday evening last The
parties are two brothers named Luther, aged res.
pectvely thrty-four and twenty.eight years
They have had considerable difficulty during the
past winter and it is stated that the younger
brother had induced the wife of the elder to leave
her husband and reside with him. We do not
know the truth of this rumor but if correct it has
doubtless been the cause of much of the difficulty
between the brothers, and finally led to the fatal
result
On Friday evening they met, and an alteration
ensued between them; during the scuffie the young.
er brother succeeded in throwing his brother upon
the ground, and Selling an axe that happened to
lay near him, dealt blow which nearly severed
his brothers head from his body
We have not learned the details of this bloody
transaction. The younger brother was subse-
quently arrested and is now confined in the coun
ty jail at Herkimer.-Utica Gazette
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10
France and England.

Considerable jealousy, growing out of the Cri
mean war; is manifested by the English press to
wards France. 1t is charged that the Emperor has
ordered and approved the memoir of Baron de Ba
zancourt, which gives France the chief glory Of
the war. Blackwood's Magazine thus complains
of the sanction of the Emperor of the French to
this work, which is held to be most offensive to
the English
Zone would imagine" says Blackwood, chat
they (he Engiish) were some petty contingent
merged in the vast shadows of the Power they
were allied with and of the reputation of its Gen.
erals Even the naval power of England, dis.
played in the transportation of the allied army
from Varna to Eupatoria, receives no recognition
at the French historians hand. On this point, the
English critic is most sensitive"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10
DIED

Friday morning, the 9th instant CHARLIE SUIT
TON, infant of g. w. Jr. and Sarah L. Duesber-
ry, aged eleven months and fourteen days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family in
vited to attend his funeral to day O'clock the
residence of Mr.. Leroy Shepherd .
Yesterday morning, at the residence of his son-in.
law, Mr.. VIM S. Richardson, Maj HENRY AMBER
son, in the 18th year of his age.
His funeral will be preached this evenir at oclk,
at the lst Presbyterian Church, (Rev MT Moore's J
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invi-
ted to attend. ssts
" Mobile papers please copy. $3.50
NoTIcE.-The funeral sermon of SARAH JANE,
youngest daughter of Mary H. and the late Fredk s.
Smith, who aed on the I'D of January 1856, will be
preached at Clay 1t. Chapel on Sunday morning May
llth at IL o'clock, by the Rev. Oscar Lttleton The
friends and scqusinLances of the family invited 30
attend.
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LOST

T OST..On Thursday. between Grace and
, IL Broad streets my FREE PAPERS and seyerai
receipts They were in leather pocket BOOK;
will give reward Of dollar for them u LETT a.
this office. VIM FhEEmAE,
my I0--1tA A free man OF co,oI.
= 0ST--0n the night OF the goth ultiino
/ between the Columbian Hotel and the Dispatcn
Office, one $40 and one So NOTE. The finder Win
receive reward of SIS by calling at this oniee.
nv Pts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10

- The New York Times tries hard to be as
vindictive and spiteful towards the South as the
New York Tribune. 1t has the venom Of the tn
bune, but it lacks the vim. The Tribune is
journal whose abilities are as good as its temper Il
bad The same cannot be said of the Times, which
il equally malicious and impotent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10
a.. M. ElHV.

Cassius NJ. Clay is recommended for President
by correspondent of the New York Tribune, re-
siding in Pennsylvania, who believes he could
carry that State. Cassius having recently dis
posed of fine lot of negroes tinstead of freeing
them) and put the cash in his pocket is eligible,
we suppose to the highest honors of the abolition
party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10

- The scenes at some OF the New York an
niversaries are very rich. The Rev. Mr.. Stiggini
seems to have lately arrived from England and
to be making quite stir among the abolitionists.-
We should judge that the New York pubicans had
put an unusual quantity of gin In the old gentle
mans water. By. -t+ 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10
Rescue of shipwrecked Crew-M oney
iz.7 -i. Matters. &c.

NEW YORK, May s.-The barque Miguelon
which arrived at this port to-day, brought home the
crew of the barque Della, of New York, bound for
Amsterdam, which was abandoned at sea in
sinking condition. - -
For Sterling Exchange the bankers day ask
TO- at which rate there are small sales bills OF
Sou thern and other banks 81 prime commercial
81; produce bills to 9. The demand Is good and
the supply light g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-10

~ To Fathers, Mothers, and the public
at arge-Dsease and Pain cured Electrically BY
Prof Chas De Grath's ELECTRIC OIL. Rhenms-
tism, Sprsins, Bruises, Felons Gout, Neuralgia,
Eruptions, Buns, &C. &c, all Of the above COM
Oil. Read what MIR. Knode of Maryland says of the
Electric Oil: The Oil goes like hot cakes" am
out send supply mediately Beware of an imisa
GRATH, the original and only manufacturer of the
Genuine Electric Oil. Sold by Purcell, Lsdd Co.,
and all Druggistsin Richmond and the United States.
my 9-ts
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 9ths
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED,
schr New York, Bingham, New York, mdz, D &
w. Currie.
scbr J. Brognard, Carmick New York, hay M
Downey.
Schr. Samaria, Rollins, Baltimore, shells, B. w.
Green. a-t.-
Schr L.. Phleger Hase, Philadelphia, pig iron, H.
w Fry, manft
Schr J. L. Jones, Walker, North Carolina, Fish,
Womble X Claiborne.
SAILED. $50 t..- .., .. f.t
Schr Hope, Creighton, Baltimore, mdz, w. d. Col.
quit & Co.
Schr Porter, Phillips Washington, D. c., coal.
Schr George P Upshur, Woody, Sandy Point, to
load with coal for Baltimore. 81.