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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30

yah not shortened that il CANNOT save his ear IS not hea
Wy that cannot hear therefore do hope and believe
that the already stretched out of Ethiopia Will be up
held by the contributions Of the pous, the humane and
charitable part Of the community And not many years
will elapse before their benevolence will display itself on
the shores of Afrca-to the complete discontinue OF all
these coIid predictions, that the objects OF me Co.
on1atcn Society can never be realized"
A FRIEND TO AFRICA.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24

Bond County, has come .1t again in a
flaming production. H means to play
the very al with NJ. Churchill for
having $ he hardihooi 10 quote Mr..
JefIerson's observations on the demo-
ralizug influence of shyery upon the
community. But he DIES not stop here ;
bar attack his FRIEND the Convention
party in Madison. IL admits, to be
sure, that tley were "ioHest," in their
opinions bat insinuates that they were
not ouer wise and that hey took it upon
themselves goinStrRct aeir representa-
lives, when the stood iaaeed OF inStruc-
ton themselves The ordnance of l787,
he says, is of no hore forte than sheet
of blank paper. What will the Madi-
son Instructors say TO this Win not
some Of the learned and enlightened
gentlemen who instructed our represen-
iatives that SLAYER could not be itlro-
duced into this safe, even thougHtbe
people should dslre twill not SO ne
OF these come Iut and put down be
mighty Kentucky :. Yankee :" What 70
you say, gentlemens Are you satlsf I'd
with the compliment paid 10 you by yorr
friend al Vandalia He says he has III
honor OF being personally acquai tel
with you, and belieies you to be honest.
but very modeslly considers you pacl
of ioois for believing that the ordinanc,
OF 1897 had any m9 re force than piec,
OF blank paper. Do you not begin t,
wish tha' You "never had the honor o
his acquaintance ?'' Come out gentle
men, and defend your doctrines. L.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24

little further, we shall see evils that
ought to reclaim the advocates of that
measure. Ii is admitted on all hands that
slavery is national evil, and that one
day those parts of our nation who are
guilty, will experience some awful ma
uonal judgments on account of it; and
so soon as we partake of the crime, we
may prepare ourselves to meet similar
Judgments with those states which have
sanctioned the evil; and | wish those
gentlemen to remember that they will
exclusively, should they succeed (Which
may Heaven forbid be responsible to
God and posterity, for all the punish
ment that God of Holiness and Justice
may one day inflict upon Illinois.
From this view of the subject, take
il for granted that every preacher of the
gospel, who deserves the name, will op-
pose the introduction of slavery, not only
because they are citizens, and many of
them have families to share in the hap
pness or miseries that are to grow
out Of the measure now before US
but because it is as much their
doty to rrsach against slavery, as against
drunk adultery, or murder. 1t
would be well for the author alluded to
above, to read the 58th chapter of the
Prophecy Of Isaiah, and the SD of Eze-
kiel, and he will be better prepared to
Judge of the duty and responsibility of
preacher Of the gospel,
BENEVOLUS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24
INV Is.

OF common height, but rather spare built,
blue eyes, and commonly suffers in spt akinr
he has long coat nearly down to the heels.
double wove, two pair hnsey pantaoons, one
double and the other single wove other cloth
ing not recoliected, except one pair panta-
looms and one shirt just out of the loom, mkt
i'll the chain with fax and cotton and flied
with all cotton. They may change their cloth
ing, or their names where they are not known,
1t is presumed they may continue in Logan
county for some time, and frequently and pri-
vately visit 2ussellyie, where they are both
well acquainted, Or may attempt to cross the
ONO river will give fifty dollars for the
two or twenty-five dollars for either, If taken in
the bounds of Logan county if taken out of
the bounds Of Logan and the adjoining conn-
ties, and within the distance OF one hundred
miles OF Russelville will give one hundred
dollars for the two, or SO dollars for either; if
taken beyond the distance of one hundred
miles from Russellvie | will give the above
reward for the two, or one hundred dollars
tor either, and pay all reasonable charges, if
delivered to ne in Logan county. or lodged in
any Jail OF the different distances and crJ
gwen TO me SO that get them a,,a,ft--'.he
money shall be paid in current bank notes IS
the state of Kentucky, except they return IN
the works and give themselves up where tnev
ought TO be.
HENRY ASHBURN.
Logan county. Ky. April 10, 1928. At
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24
Take Notice.

II OST on the road between the Hickory
IL Grove of Greene county, and the town of
Alton in Madison county, RED MOROCCO
POCKET-BOoK, containing One Hundred
Dollars in notes of the State Bank of Illinois
three twenty dollar bills, five five dollar bills,
and seven dollar bills. Also, four letters,
one directed to John ii. Rande, one to Joseph
Merideth, one to Samuel Whiteside, and se,e-
raj other valuable papers. Any person or per-
sons, who will give any information Of the above
mentioned pocket-book, or papers, shall be
literally rewarded, by applying at this office,
or to the subscriber, living in Carrollton,
Greene county.
LESTER BARNES.
MAY 94-A2
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24

been broken open AMI robbed. Some
times beehive was taken off few hun
dred yards, the honey asd wax all taken
out and the bees left t, starve. Ere
quently horse was stolen and roGe hall
10 death These little petty .helts were
generally practlsed upon the poor peo-
pie, as they could do il with the gieatest
assurance OF impunity. These, however
llnihg they may appear, are great trials
and vexalions to the poor, who are per-
petually harassed and fatigued with the
serVlle drudgery of palroling through
the nslghoorhood of night, in order to
keep rich peoples slaves al home.
These are facts which every person
who is acquainted with slave state
knows, and which we shall all be
we'll acquainted with, Immediately after
bringing slaves here.
1nother Friend 10 Liberty.
MAY II. 1909
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24
$500 Reward.

DUN AWAY from the subscriber living in
ID Barren county, Kentucky, on the man
road leading from Nashville to Lexington, NV
negro slave BRlSrER. He is about six feet
high, stout, rough, and raw boned suffers If
lnterrogated or made mad He took with him
pair of saddle bags. 1t is supposed he has
obtained free papers, and will make his vay
for some of the free states, most probable
Ohio. l will give the above reward for the
said negro it delivered to me in Barren coun.
ty, or fifty dollars if secured in any ail, SO 7
get him again. March %, 1928. :
Nav 24-3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24
TOBY.

Of common height, of the darkest complexion,
and homely features, walks lame--hls cloth
ing, one brown hnsey frock coat, two close
bodied coats, mkt linsey black and white, one
Or two pair of pantaoons of the same, all
double wove, one pair black Cashmere panta-
looms, two or three shirts. aud pantaloons mkt
in the chain with fax and cotton, and flied
with all cotton. The other Likely bright mu.
latto, about2l years of age, named
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24
900 Dollars Reward.
MAY 24-42

ID ANYWAY from Naper's Ironworks, Dick
Ia SON county, Tennessee, where they were
hired, ON the first inst. and are now running
at large in Logan county, Kentucky, two Ne
gro men of the following description: one
about thirty five years of age, nan>d
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24
Drs. Brackett & Gofoyth

HAVING entered into copartnership i'll
HE the Practice of Medicine, Surgery, and
Obstetrics. respectfully offer their services to
the public.
The former may be found at his residence
in Waterloo, Monroe county; the latter, at
| Columbia, St. Clair county
Nav % -O43m
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24

it wouIdnot be their act in equal degree.
and therefore the eternal principles OF
Justice revolt at the idea ola convention
before the next superintendent OF repre-
sentation.
Are all the honest advocates OF con.
vention aware of this fact Ii they are
GOT, let them give this number iull and
fair examination. Let them examine
heir own bosoms for those principles OF
Justice which l have mentioned, and see
whether they do not there recognize their
correctness. After the struggle is over,
let it not be said we were not apprlsed
of this. AXIS llDEo'
NIB. Aristdes is solictous to see this num-
Der in the Illinois intelhgencer.
MARRIED-On Thursday last by the Rev.
Josias Randle, Mr.. EDMUND RANDLE to Miss
JANE BONNER, daughter OF Mr.. Henry Bonner,
all of Madison county.
! In St. Clair county, the Rev. DANIEL SHARPE
| to Miss ANN MOORE, daughter of Risdon Moore,
Esq
Al Lebanon DIR. ADDISON PHfLLEo to Miss
| SopHRoNIA ScoTT.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24
Madison county, May %.
FOR THE SPECTATOR.

FOX THE SPFUTAIOH'
The Kentucky q" Yankee" who lives
at Wand ala, and writes pieces for the
Illinois Intelligencer, and dates them in
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24

a. The Rev. Mr.. SpRAGUE will preach at
the courthouse to morrow, at ii O'Clock.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-24
J. ID. WOOLVERTON

-IoHysacian, surgeon, and .Accoucheur.
~ AElNG returned to this place, with view
a ct making it his permanent residence
has taken the house Of Il. T. M.Kenney lately
~ occupied by MIR. Rockwell, and bers leave
to ask share ct public patronage in the diS:
ferent branches of his profession.
Edwardsvile, May 8, 1854
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
TRUST SAFE.

virtue cf deed 81 trtst egecyt., =. %. ,, Tesse 90
% Ter si Cumbesland county on the e,b dsy Of lisr
~" dnY recorded in the cerh's orce Of ssid cpn1
w. ,,' purposes therein expressed We shal pro
ST az puuic auction Tor cash, NJ The hoasc Of tr %
80 ,nrier' on SATURDAY the 1911 das of Inl, next
"u"'ng prOperiyi 20 ait Sii hen False Mira and d
on snrrei rare, seven head Of fle ,,el,e h
w ,gl iee leather beds and 'raiture iVo eupioari.'
H. ~, ~ trustees, We shall convey such tile on9
~" Us 'esiru HyBEHT SrRATTO>L gr,.,es
r.,.,, tNOa MONrAGUE. IT, 7
'F' '' IL. w3w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
sTEAMBoATB rRNr

The Montreal papers announce that the 81.
egan' steam boat De Salaberry, was burnt on
the l2th inst. at o'clock in the morning when
the fames were discovered, they had mad.
such progress as To he inexiinguishable she
was run on the chain Of rocks at that place =
AS soon as the accident was percci, ed by the
steam boat L. Prairie, then about three n;les
ahead, she ran down To her assistance, and in
concert with two boats despatched from the
shore on the same humane errand, took Off
such passengers as had remained on the
wreck. some 0f whom had taken refuge in the
chalns and rigging, and whose distress NAV
he more easily imagined than described.
Many, indeed, of the more adventurous had
Jumped overheard, before tsle La Prairie had
reached her. but 1t is believed that few, If any.
lives were lost. She then ,lrifted with the
flood tide into the middle of the river. and
when last seen. WAS burnt to the waters EDGE.
Both boats had left Quebec about two O'Clock
the same snorn'ng the De Salaberry with A.
bout 100 persons principally emigranis! and
valuable cargo, all Of which was Inst and
me LA Pralrie with 100, mostly of tie sams
description. nv Y Com AIN
! EARTHQUAKE.-A slight shock of n,
earthqnak' was felt on the 10th inst. at Bel
last, Bangor and other places in Massachu-
sets. It's course is stated To have been ns,r,,.
mated from 90 seconds TO one minute Nh,
sound like suhterraneous thunder-tbe mo,ion
OF the earth Earring aad tremulous Thu Of.
irct OF II on several persons was pain, or dis
agreeable feeling in the head. The captain of,
vessel lying in the harbor, says he was surp,i,.
"a by feeling motion of the vessel as though
she was sailing at the rate of five knots and
rubbing over pebbly bottom, and that the
water sweilcd 8" as 10 rise eight inches az the
wharves and sunk again Immediately.
1t is stated in the Philadelphia papers. that
His Excelency JosErn FNsLEr1., Gorernor
OF the State of Delaware, died at his seat near
n"orn on FRIDAY morning last, at half past
the fourth who has died while holding that
Responsible office, within few years. CharIrs
Thomas, Esq. the Speaker of The Senate. on
whom the duties OF Governor now devol,e 10
II present dangerously H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
RIOT Ar THE PENITF N,ryApv

:. MS forenoon the prisoners in this insti,t,-
ton attempted To make their escape nv sal
ing the walls. They were resoInteiy me-, nv.
ne officers, and before order WAS restorej
three were shot--thcr wounds, Though severe
are not considered mortal The rincleas.r,
were secured, ard the rest completely put
down by the pulicc. The cause of this RISING
IS said 10 be in consequence of an order of ibe
Board of Directors loi having the system of
shaving carried more fully into effect
baltimore Pal, lima 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

The U. 5. brig Spark capt Shubri,k. drop
peo down into Hampton Roads to-day, pre-
paratoTy toa crrze in some OF the " |. saas.
lsrIfnk IlernM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

BALLsToN SPA, Juae l0.-We understand
'''e roads from Albany to Buffalo, and The ca.
nai boats, are literally covered with strangers.
VINO have already taken up their line of march
,"t'hc tails ofNagara, the Cana,las. and We
nope ere long to SEE them ut the Springs
yesterday morning the hell ofthe Sans Soucj
announced the arrival of IT'S guests
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27
SALT, SUGAR Il LEATHER.
Zt 100 sacks SALT, best Liverpool Glled

100 hbts. SUGAR
1000 sides SoAt. LEATIIEa-For sale NV
--. s1ne IL. Il--eit OTIS DUNLOP K co,
SiSItiCI or YI41INIA, 20 Vii Be il ren,eIibtTsl
- wat OF The third day Of April in the for, -seysr
tr OF me independence of the United STATES Of Amercs
1oA ls"nson Of the said district hath dspe.iied h
me iiIie Of book the right whereof he claims =
''"u', an me words following, 10 vii q coll,e lion q
"st ustlul ann approved forms 81 process iudrmsni
a u.T,, u'ed ~ The county courts ami laie disfl
' o law, ~ Virginia also of bond. usnaIls taken l.
in courts, and executions judgments hereof rel
on appeals, ami wrs fsupersetieas or nrocseiing
W 'he arrangement Of criminals and N fLe ses nscf u
& ,-s !htrr"i TO which added various forms 81
'e't" VEN Criminal cases rat,ons and snns
"'st i'e'h snrts Of c0Dyeyances and an index =
~ ""e' ny tohn Robinson, clerk Of the supeript cos
co,, ~ a. nsh.ro county, and late clerk Of The di.ft
Z ~ NV Formerly held in The civ Of Hirbr,ordp nj
.YIy u TIE 'ei of the Congress Of ,be United sad
en 40 act ioi the enlargement ~ learning Nv 81
80 we copies vi maps CHAIRS, and books 10 hr auhcT
@ p,opI e,"rs Of such copies during he inns there's
HD.JEFFRTES,
TIL. s..,.e-.. tlerb of the District IF Virginia
us ceruhcafe y published in rouuli,ure ,ytff The
- PnStrSs prescribing The mode in which c6uy.sigh
90 ~ renewed. The author hls no copies Of is M
~ re ~ present. having disposed ~ all hat h.
,y1 f q ssIona edition he expects, viii c year
- We punished and III 20, due notice tbereof will
$50. Junes31 tS-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

NEW OnLEANs, May 5O.-Arrived the
sieam boat Nashville, Crawford, from Nash
Ni'e' with cotton and SO passengers. May
s3n' at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. ll5 niles above
Na'cbez, fire was discovered on The fnof
MADE Tor the accommodation Of deck passco
gers when 1t was FIRST seen il was not more
man Inches square, and before water could
ne mad, communicated with the cotton on
deck, and in four minutes The boat was en,el
ol-d w ilames by the uniemited everiicns
ot lhe owner and passengers, The fire was 90;
under, with the loss of about 200 bales If col.
ion and part Of the upper deck Of The boat.
fdH Of The mississippi. New Orleans
papers oi the 9th uIt state, that the river had
fallen six inches between Tuesday and F,idav
aud continued TO decline
a French ship Of war was of the Balze.
waiting 10 give convoy io French vessels
hound ont, and protect them from The hordcs
"' firaie5 which swarm IN that neighborhuod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

bALTIMoRF, June 81. In The Colombian
brig ofNar FL Yencedor, captain 'rl,,mas p
broihsrton, arrived h, re Yesterday from T.,
Gnayra, via St. Baris and ST. Thomas cana
passenger Commodore Daniels oftbe Colom
ban Navy. On the 18th June the Veucedor
captured Spanish feiacca from Cadiz for
iorio Rico, which was manned and ordered
i1r La Guayra. The Colombian Corvette
noh'ar, captain Christie, aud schooner Rayo.
arrived at La Guayra on The Esd of May rom.
Curacao.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

Castle CEiaion.-Ths United STAR,
vernment has ceded Castle tIinton. nm sbs
6alIery,io the Common Council Of the civ,
IL having been pronounced BY Engineers 10 he
OF no service in the way ct defence Indeed,
an forts on the wharyps uf Is city nus be Incl.
hcient approaches should he defended hut
al enemy near enonsn 20 allow the batteries
on the North River 10 fire with effect, is near
enough TO batter down the city, or burn il 10
ashes. The powerfuI and commandny posi-
non 81 Fort La Fayetir, near The na,rows,
together with other defences in the vicinity
"i ile city, renders the harbour sufficiently Sc.
cure.
we nave now got Castle Clinton, and
cnmmiftee has been appointed Ia ascertain the
best mode of disposins off. ~. Y. .yai. .8dy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

WAsHNsToN, June sI.-The VICE PsE
sIpENr of the U. States arrived IN this cit,
on Saturday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-27

The U. S. ship John Adams, Captain Rem.
shaw, has sailed from Hampton Roads for
baglGra, with Mr.. Anderson. oim Minister to
the Republic Of Colombia, family and suite as
passengers.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-17

That the committee on public lands be
instructed to inquire into the expectancy
OF reviving and continuing in force the
provisions of the act of congress, entitled,
an net Tor the relief Of the purchasers oil
the public lands, prior TO the first of July,
1890.
MIR, Allen, of Tennessee, offered the
following: Resolved, That the post mas
ter general be directed to lay before this
house, list Of the post Offices designated
distributing offices, in the several states
and territories also. the duties required
TO be performed by deputy pos, masters
at such Offices, with the regulations
adopted for securing direct conveyance
TO letters, &c. destined for offices on
intermediate post routes.
The resolution lies one day, of course
On nation of Mr.. Wayne. Resolved.
That the committee on commerce be
directed to inquire into the expediency
OF imposing duty OH wheat, imported
from any foreign country, or its Deepen.
denotes
On motion of Mr.. Stewart, Resolved,
That the committee on the Cumberland
road be instructed to inquire into the ex
diency OF making suitable appropriation
Tor the erection Of a bridge over the Mo.
nongahela river, where the .said road
crosses The same at Browhsriiie. ah
on motion oil Mr.. McRim, Resolved, That
the com miltee of ways and means be in,
structed toinquire into the expcdiency
OF permitting all goods, wares, and mer.
chandise, imported, to be secured in
warehouses, or other approved places, a,
one port of entry in each state of the
United States, without payment or secur
ing The duties thereon at the FIRST entry
thereof Adjourned.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-17

ior courts OF justices reported two tesolu.
lions : the LIST rejecting the petition of So
rah Moore for a divorce from her hus-
oand Charles Moore :--the Cd grants the
petition OF Josiah Cowper, who states
that his grandfather Josiah Parker devils
ed him considerable portion of h,s es>
tate upon condition that he would assume
the surname of Parker and he therefore
prays that he may be authorised by law
70 change his name accordingly The
house concurred in these resolutions.
Mr.. blackburn, from the committee
for courts Of Justice, to which the bill ,di.
vorcing Lewis Bourne from bis wife
Dorotha" had been e-committed, re.
portedit without amendment II, was or
dered to be engrossed and read the Sd
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-17
1eer Steamboat 4o1tomar.

The following items, from the Norfolk
Beacon OF Monday, are all that we re.
ceived OF any moment whatever, by the
Potomac, yesterday
The United States ship Peacock, cant
WIN. Garter, is now .copperiDe at III.
navy yard, Gospbrt. She will be imme.
diately fitted, and proceed in about four
weeks, 70 join the frigate United States,
which will sail the last of this week. for
the Pacific. Capt Garter arrived in
town on Friday last.
The u. IS ship John Adams. CAPTAIN
Dallas, bearing the broad pendant of com
Porter,anchored in this harbor yes,erda, .
from the Washington navy yard. Upon
passing the frigatc U. Stares, Yesterday
morning, in Hampton Roads, she fired a
salute.
We understand com. Porter will arrive
here on Thursday next, in the steam
boat Potomac.
The U. S ship Hornet, capt. S. Cassin.
will, we learn, be ready to sail IN ) or 6
weeks. to join The anti piratical squadron
in the West Indies
The U. ). schr. Grampus, 1t. com.dt,
Gregory, will be ready TO sail in fort.
night tor the same station.
The U. 5 schr. Shark, 1t. com dit. Ste.
vens, ofthe same squadron, is ready to
accompany the Gag ship.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-17
5blp Re,n6.
ALEXANDRIA. D G.=DEc i5-i6,


ARRIVED,
Schr Rose in. Bloom, Soule, Barbados.
20 DIS, sugar, specie and hides to nj
Miller & Son.
SlooP Armada, Kirkland, " York, G
DIS freight to merchants Of the district.
Sch Cent, Mayo, Boston, 9 DIS tuil
freight.
Sch New Priscilla, lmmoh,. Antigua
SO dss sugar and specie to & Harper.
Sch Sailors Delight, Hauce, Bene-
dict.
Sch Rebeccs, Mari. 'rracey's Land.
ing /; tobacco 20 I'm FosIe s. Co.
Steamboat Potomac; Jenkins, Norfolk.
BELoR,
Aground, off the fort, brig Planters
Hussey, Is DIS FIN New Bedford; salt, iron
and oil, to Il ii Rowland.
SAILED,
Sch Stage, hewitt, Baltimore.
U s ship Decoy; Norfolk and Kew
Yves
Brig Olympic, Southy, ar at Norfolk
18th inst FIN Turks Island
Sch Rebecca, MilIikeh. FIN Saco for
this port, below Norfolk I4,h INST.
Sch CItizent Doles for Newburyport..
In Hampton roads 18th inst
Sch Cornelius, Mcclellan, hence for
Ne"buryPort,in the bite of Craney island
18th inst.
Slo6p Brothers. Baker, hence, ar ae
New Bedford 9th inst.