1739, JUNE 1. Cleared from York river the schooner _Grampus_ of Virginia. John Briggs, for Madeira with 2460 bu. corn, 80 bu. pease, 1200 pipe staves, and 150 pounds beeswax. 1739, JUNE 4. Entered the Upper District of James river, the ship _William and Betty_ of Virginia, John Turner, from the Lower District with 323 hhd. tobacco. 1739, JUNE 14. Entered in York river, the snow _John and Mary_ of Virginia, Richard Tillidge, from Madeira and Barbadoes with 98 hhd., 21 tierces and 20 bbl. rum, 86 bbl. Muscavado sugar, and 12 pipes Madeira wine. 1739, JUNE 16. Entered York river the snow _Mary_ of Virginia, James Hume, from James river with 64 bbl. pork, 5600 shingles, 4200 pipe staves, and 4200 ft. 1-inch plank. 1739, JUNE 22. The snow _John and Mary_, Richard Tillidge, belonging to Captain Perrin, now lying at Mr. Littlepage's on Pamunkey river, is ready to take on freight for Bristol. 1739, JULY 6. Cleared from Upper District the snow _Kitty and Nora_ of Virginia, James McCullock, for London with 228 hhd. tobacco, 9 hhd. skins, 182 deer skins, 149 beaver skins, 56 walnut planks, and 4200 staves. 1739, AUGUST 11. Entered York river the brig _Little Molly_ of Virginia, James Cox, from James river with part of her lading for the West Indies. 1739, SEPTEMBER 8. Cleared York river, the brig _Abingdon_ of Virginia, Thomas Southwick, for Madeira with 1861 bu. wheat, 1096 bu. corn, 118 pounds beeswax, and 1 case cloths. 1739, NOVEMBER 30. Last Saturday arrived in James river the sloop _Charming Anne_ belonging to Colonel Benjamin Harrison, Captain Taylor, from Jamaica. Left James river for Jamaica on June 25, with 4000 staves, 487 bbl. pork, 37 bbl. beef, 2 bbl. tongue, 15 bbl. lard, 58 bbl. flour, 250 bbl. pease, and 70 bu. corn. 1745, APRIL 12. Cleared at Hampton, the snow _John and Mary_, Thomas Bradley, for Liverpool with 106 hhd. tobacco, 500 bbl. tar, 60 walnut stocks, and 5600 staves. 1745, APRIL 19. Entered at Hampton, the sloop _Little Molly_, Crawford Conner, from Philadelphia. 1745, MAY 17. Entered Hampton, May 3 to 17, 7 vessels. 1745, DECEMBER 4. Cleared Upper District from September 20 to December 4, 14 vessels. 1745, DECEMBER 27. Entered Upper District from September 20 to December 27, 20 vessels. 1746, JULY 31. Entered York river the snow _Two Brothers_, with upwards of 200 fine healthy slaves, the sale of which will begin at West Point on Monday, 4th of August. The said ship is not two years old, well-fitted and manned, and will take in tobacco for Bristol at 14 pounds per ton. Such gentlemen as are inclined to ship to Thos. Chamberlayne & Co., from York or James river, are requested to send their orders on board to John Lidderdale.