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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-13

1T is me- said softly he imme diatcl, knew
my voice Is it thee, Gertrude Jc,a Maria
tn, i, all that was Nantin@'
came near to the post on which the wheel
was suspended Saw there some pieces Of wood
took one Of them, which placed close to the
wheel | got upon it, and was cnabledto scIZc
and cover with kisses, one Of his hands, which
hung down, moi>tencd with a cold sweat.
'.Sparc me- spare me- SAID he with a ire
muoue voice: thy presence adds to MY suffer
mg>. call for death and thou art come to re
lard it. GERTRUDE! GERTRUDE. where do You
come itcn' what will you have? My limbs are
broken; my joints dl>located; my heart
" still beats 60 from mc-lct me dle-this is
too much,
4 SAYS him paie and motionles> cntan%lcd in
the spoke, OF de Wheel The shiverins Of a tc-
ver pcrva,el his mcmhers-hi, groans mingled
with the rrlrnning Of the rlrulct, and the clap
ping Of tie mil. fell on my knees, and pray
cd under the wheel and cAhortrd my unhappy
husband to resignation. Ntlt,t. joining together
some pieces 81 wood. made sort OF scatiold
ing, hy which means could raise myself up TO
him. and, leaning over him, free his face from
tie hair, which the wind blew over it. en-
treat thee o. | rntrcut thee repeated he. TO
begone and leave me. II they should fad YOU
here when the day breaks. You know not what
may happen. WHY will YOU a:-raNa.c my r.,:,-
cry lou cannot til! what additional >uItrln-.s
you may hTs'-, '.!',n nc
Il VIII die with thee said | to him and i,
is for this purpose that am CONE 40 power
shall force me- from thee | threw mvs,lf on
him with extended arms and begged of God
both lis death and my own. HE day appear
cd saw human figures rlot.nG at Il distance
was obliged to descend. and take away the
tieres Of wood which lad enthedme to get up
on the wheel The guard which had fed at the
sight 81 me again made his appearance No doubt
this man had mentioned at Ninterthur what he
had seen !; for as soon a. ii Was day, there was a
great mob OF men, wolntn, and children, com
ing from ali quarters. | recognized the gaolc1
whom Landcnhcrg HAD persuaded the evening
before to let me free Tie DID not appear sur
prised at seeing me with my husband: he APP
preached me- shaking bis head. and SAID IT
vas not for tins purpose, madam, that the Ian
Arnner4s took you. yesterday. on; Of prison Ill.,
The people drawing nearer and nearer >a"
several women of my acquaintance, and, atnong
the rest, til Wif' Of the president of the court
Of justice at Nintertllur called to her, and
n,rcated her to ln1erceGc with her huNIand,t that
he would order the cxecu:;nln- to ahrid.ge The
sutlerlngs Of Rodo h
* He darcs not 90 IT,. sad Walt, grooming.
" hen the queen has spoken, the president Of
justice must be silent: and If ii had not been for
tlat, may say that had some right to expect
this good office from him. Some persons bro't
me refreshments, of which could take nothing:
but | was refreshed. if may so say, by the com
passion which was vlsibly impressed on their
conntnances. and BY the tears which were she'd
~ there
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Steiner. of Ptun-rn. "l'h lis two SOFAS: op: t,
nant at DatIikon. and some women l!ou M:
tcnhac>; they all made the SIGN I'll tie cte~..
aud appeared a II they were praying for u
The c>ccutionrr then cam, followed ~ H..
Eonr,sor .amprcch The lornrr SCENE" 4.
h" the least cruel of the two: he said. >;gim
May God have mercy on the poor Young loI'..
and receive his soul into Paradise! The Co...
tce>or again urged him to avow his guilt. ~.
w art. making great effort, repeated Eetolr
all the people the same words which lc had al
ready sad to the queen and the CONT of ju>
tee The priest was silent All at once H., ARD
voices CRYING out, Place. rlacc!' men armed
with halhcrds made way through the crowd :,
helmets. surmountcd with pI,unre, %littcrcd Tea;
the mill. soon We're seen prancin@. horses an@
their riders, with shining armour, AID then "
zorS down.
The cNccutioncr tlropt down en- hi, knee.
the Conic>.or laid hi, Rand on his hrra>t-t
hor-cmcn halted. The women iHr' up IT,,
children in their arms, 1iI"t they might have {.
better view. Guards amazed Wlh laEce>, cl.igeu
the people to form circle.
A knight Of 4 high stature. raising hllnsc,i
upon his horse. sad to the cyscut!oner, IN !.
snccrn@ tone of voice Where are tie ra,eae.
that the, have not Vet torn hi, eyes cat = ::
the Arch Duke Leopold.
NJ, hloud etopl in my veins "L(n head onc
of the horscmrn. who was near lin. say. Ic.
tim scratch hin>sl as long the itching ce,,;,
MUGS, but drive oft these people. A.! ;as Keep
ing and anentaton make NE mad. Thee
must be no pity here: and who is this Hoinau
who causes AL tl q ne -. et them take 1.
away
i knew the voice of thn ,jncca {; /; VS. .4;.o
disguised as a knight. 1t is The Vic OF Var.
said :, fhi ri voice e>tar(i.tv e., cl r tluri,,.r
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-12-19
Connecticut State Register, for
1897

a carefully corrected edition, by NORTON
& RUSSELL. Is
Aiso-ALL KINDS Of ScHooL Books & SrA.s
TIoNARY, BIBLES, common, and extra
und,-C OMMON-PRAYER--common &
extra--a very choice and valuable assortment
Of PEN-KNlVES, from 25 cts. to So, So
RAZORS, an elegant article, silver mounted,
and silver STEEL; and superior to any usually
found in the country. Real WEDGw ooDTNK-
srANDs--Lignumvitae Sand boxes-Walk-
denis Red & Black Ipk-powder, warranted to
be genulne-Maynard & Noyes. do.--AL-a
BUMs-a general assortment of Blank Books.
pencils states, quilts, &c. &c. and variety Of
| miscellaneous books Blanks ofall kinds con-
stantiy on handwriting and letter paper.
Also, valuable work for cdrpenters & house
yjomers, and dealers in Lumber-A Treatise
on Gunter's Scale, and the Sliding Rule; to-
gether with description and use of the Sec
tor, protractor, plain scale, and line of chords;
or, an easy method of finding the area of SUI
perfces,- Notwithstanding the SOL
id contents of bodies, especially Of timber by
the sliding Rule, and also of guaging casks &
round tinlbar,-to which is added several USE
full tables, not found in other works.-Price
SO cents.
Litchfeld, Dec. 49,.
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Hannah, Galpi,s's Est.

VIE Hon. Court Of Probate for the dis
n trlct of Woodbury., having allowed six
months from the Goth day Of Nov. 1895, to
the Creditors Of the estate of
HANNAH GALPIN,
late of Washington, in said district, deceased,
represented insolyent, to exhibit their claims,
and appointed the subscribers Commissioners
to receive and examine the same. Wethere-
fore give notice that we will attend to the bl-
siness of our appointment at the dwelling
house of Daniel B. Brinsmade in said Wash
ington, on the Cd Mondays of March and A.
prril 1927, at bne O'clock p, M. All persons
who fail to present their claims by the time
limited as aforesaid will be barred recovery.
CONSTANTINE McMAHON,) 60.
HERMANtLS MARSHALL, cc :
JOHN JUDSON, s'o"ers'
Washington, Nov. 90, 1926. 81
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We regret that we are again called to the
painful duty of replying to DR.. Sheldon. An
ger and revenge are passions that we wish to
avoid. Were we inclined to indulge them,
the present would afford an opportunity that
might well be embraced. We are disposed
rather to pity and forgive, and not act the
part of the calumniator, but take a more dig
nifed and noble position. We would there
fore wish to have the Dr. stand excused eren
aoiC, and at all future times, and would will
lingly believe that his conduct has resulted,
not SO much from his naturally mild apd hui
name disposition, as from forgetfnlness and
misplaced influence. Until this misunder-
standing, we had received nothing but kind
ness from him, and it would have accorded
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nine hundred 4 seUsnty-tarO millions Of dollars y
the annual interest Of which is one hundred and
ttUenty-nine millions of dollars. Ten years a.
go, British Gold effected wonders on the con-
tinent of Europe now, how fallen! The
whole revenue of the nation Is not sufficient
topay the interest Of the national debt, with
out the assistance of the most arbitrary and
distressing taxation upon every species Of
property, and every description of business,
in the kingdom. Wemay not live to see the
time when John Bull will be declared bank
rupt; but such time will come, and his cred
itors will have to whistle for interest as well as
principal.
The winter term of the County Court for
Ltchfield County commences its winter SEES
sion in this village to-day. Wei have not learnt
whether any questions of importance will
come on for adjudication the present term or
not; but presume there will be considerable
business before the court, as the summer term
was cut short, and the business put over to this
sitting.
The present number of the County Post is
the first of the second half year. Our terms
are "payment in advance."-Such of -our
subscribers therefore as have not made any
payment from the commencement, will now
be expected to pay for the whole year. We
have advanced papers six months we have a
rightto expect advance payment for months.
The present session of the Court will afford
facilities for meeting our wishes.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-12-19
ESTRAY.

TAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
W on or about the 18th Of last November,
RED COW with lined back, aud white on
the belly, and about nine years old. The own
er is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away. AMASA IVES. &
TOrrington, Dec. IS, 1926. 81
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber
~ will find their Accounts 10 the hands Of
p. MINER, Esq. unless settled before the
first of January next.
MINEUS SUMAY.
Litchfeld, Dec, Is, 1926. ct
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Israel Smiths Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that six months
i from the lS.h Dec. 1895 has been al
lowed by the Hon. Court Probate for the
District of Litchfeld, for the creditors of the
estate of r
ISRAEL SMITH,
late of Harwinton, in said district deceased, to
exhibit their claims against said estaie.-All
barred recovery. Those indebted are re-
quested to make immediate payment. And
those having claims against the estate are re-
quested to present them Immediately.
MARGARET SMITH, Erecutrir.
JERRY SMITH,
BENAJAH HADEN, A1'ee1'o's'
HarWinton, Dec. IS, 1895. aT
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JUST PUBLISHED & FOR SALE AT.
THIS OFFICE,
EULOGIES ofADANS s. JEFFERSON.
TT would be presumption in us to pretend
Il to speak of this work, as though any
man could doHbt its intrinsic value. 1t is a
collection of eulOgies, deli. cred by the great
est men and most accomplished scholars in.
our country, upon an occasion the most in
teresting that has ever been known ;by men,
who at the time, brought the whole powers
Of the mind into active exercise, and who
knew they were writing for posterity--
Price $500 in boards--Ss,5O bound.
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The total amount of the British national
debt on the 5th of January, 1895, was $685.
1913, ese pounds sterling, or three thousand
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among which may be found some genuine
Old Irish WHISKEY. All which will be
disposed of on the lowest terms.
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Call and see !!
PAUL WARE

'zfas received q variety Of Goods a
snoRg vchick are,
ROADCIO rHS, Cassimeres
Nd Devonshire Kerseys, Sattinetts;
DAHL a large lot CAIicocs and Far.
m't'ro Prints, at prices which cam
not fail to suit.
Bed Ticks, a variety of qualities.
Harris Superior ard other
Brown shcctihgs bleach slleetimgs
anil shirtings Brown ,Shirting
Checks !. Stripes AMI Gingham (; Lin
men and Cotton Diapers /; Black and
Flag Silk Haudkcrchiefs; Cotton
Shawls, al Cd. each {; Cotton Balls,
at 1-2 cent each I; MusIins at very
torc prices ; Wrought Steel Knives,
at Cd. each /; Velvet Slices land 9th
er GOODS (which he viii sell al
very low prices. =
Warren, Dec. l6. 'sw.
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MarrieS,

In Bristol, on Sunday evening last, 10 the
Methodist Chapel, by Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Capt.
Jonathan P. Gladding, Ito Miss Olive Davis.
fourth daughter of Mr.. JYilliam Davis, an Of
ihat'town.-At the came time, Capt. Peter
Giadding, to Miss Mary Friend, all of Bris-
tol.
In Dighon, on the 4th inst. by the Rev.
MIR. Gsshee, Mr.. Caleb d vickery, to Miss
Almira Wheeler, daigh,er Of Nathaniel
WhesIor. Esq. ill Of Dighton.
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81 . - CONGRESS. 8
~ !le Senate on Mooday, Ath, tbs
Xlcs President took fb6 6:ciiit Al IL
l,elcbk, and ) toru;S q s 4 Ctieseut
po Senate prof tilcd Ia otf1 e, :.
|: 4 iAe 2 Hoas1 l|e sl's lOok
( chair az ~ 0cloc) 11|6 the
Clerk hsvi1g called. ovsr (be roll,
more than 10 members sube6rcd il
their seats: ~
In the Senate. wcdnesdA \, 6tI,,on
motion Of Mr.. Hsysc, il was fesdIv-
TO prrcccd to tho cIIoicc Of Chaplain
on part sot the Senate on Friday.
In tire House, Mr.. Pcarcc, Of r.
Island appeared and toSk l.isssat.
In the House on Thursday, Mr..
Burges presented tile Petition Of the
Wooden Manufacturers III Pvovi-
deuce and its vicinity, praying for a
change Of the duty on WootlcIls, &c.
which was referred to the COMMITTED
On Manufactures. !
Mr.. Pearce submitted tltc faIlaw-
ing resolution which was read aud
adopted, 81
Resolved, that the Committee ON
Manufactures be instructed to in
qulrc into the cxpediency Of inereas-
the duty upon Wool imported into
the United States. rs
e
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FRESH GOODS |!

=
JnA came to hand and opened for
soir, III
NIlXED and Blue Broadci1ths ut
dVH rs,fu.ed prices.
1iuc Cassimercs, ditto.
Green Bookings.
Black aud Red Bnmhaxcts.
Olive DaiiilI very ckenp.
GentDemcns super and common bca-
YER Gloves.
Dccrskin and Yarn Mittens SOL mt
ior9d. pair.
Plaid Caiicocs handsome patterns.
Cotton ard t.inncn Tapes.
Qoality Bindings. Silk Cord. u
Back and co!onreu Cambricks, fOi
l2 i-2 cents per yard.
Isrown Linens.
Super and common Bedticking, ec-
tru cheap.
Boxes Black Ribbons, suitable FOL
trimming sh0es.
4.4 Bleacl,cd Shce,ings.good quality
Super Bieaclcd' Shirtings.
Common do. do. good at IA cent.
per yard.
l bale super Brown Sheetings. loru.
700 Turkey red, Cotton Flag. ant
Blue and White Cotton Hdkis
large size and Gnc goods Tor iS
l-2 cents piece. by
N. M. dJ. r. WHEATON,.
Dec. l6.
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j l;a ;atln:EN sTARs
Y Al1gO5DAs vossIso' DEC. 9.

I. psju9( " x - Providence papers, thek
The cisizens 81 or hAa1lop 4 n have been
epuring Cs sptain Crishton, Ne navy, With 7
publick dinner. We are not csptious in our
objections to attentions paid to people in Of
ice but we fear vanity will creep in, when
tho mouth is opened to receive these compli-
mentary viands. Some of our naval officers
are more celebrated for demolishins fortressss
Of pastry. than those oakeh walls, which
hoated upon the Atlantick, under the Cross Of
g. George, dur ny the late war and round,
Of beef and bottles OF wine, serve 10 make
purity looking gentlemen, TO grace the quar-
ter-decks Of our national yes,els. Some folks
eat into favour, and some folks eat themselves
out Of favour; but generally speaking, there
is no great harm comes Of eating; and then
again il makes them feel 80 well, to be toasted
of in madeira, and supped away in turtle fat,
and devoured in the shal of sour crout and
picklcd oniona, that we cannot find il ia our
nature to object to PUBLrcK DINNERS,
Recently departed this life, at Rehoboth
Mass Elder THOMAS sImstoNs, at the adj
vanced age OF one hundred and four years
Ave months and sixteen days. He supplied
pulpit until upwards Of ninety, and attend
ed religion. meetings until cns htindred year
old. Standing with one foot in the age o
superstition and tyranny, und the other in ths
light wh'ca the. dawning Of Reason and Sci
ence had snsl upon our land, Eldar Simmons
lived to see the generation which came upor
the stage with him, go down to their native
dus, and their children became grey with age
and their clnldren's children rpen into mau
hooJ---ne lived to see every thing change bu
himself. Within the bounds Of his recollec
tiou were the wars between England an
France, IN l7ll; the quarrels which thos'
morarchs made this country their battle
ground. to decide the events OF the Pl'in'
Abraham apd Bradocks Field. Within tn
scope Of bis memory was the reign ofS 'qc
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xide fos:estcting 4. ReAitentjarS I,
tho Disirict 0f CoInmhia, Sid e,
other. purposes, tkseS CommlsSi6t,
srs were appointed to select : 5il|
fbr the erection Of : FenitsntiArv FoI
q county jait; both Of which d
.3ccts have been Effected. Thu Buttd.
ing OF the d'rhilentiaryi has been
comiaenced, Aud lain such degree
offorwardness % to promise thai i,
will be completed before the mect-
ing Of tlle next Congress-. This con-
sidetati0n l,Dints to the oxpedicncy '
1T maturing. at the present session.
. systcm Tor the regulation and Gov
ernnent nf the Penitentiary. and 81
defining the class Of offences which
shall be panislsBbIc BY cOnfinemcnt
in this edifice. 1
: In clOsing this co'umisnication, I
trust that q viii not be deemed in
approlstiate to the occasion and pug
poses uponswhich ~s arc assembled,
tO'isdulSc 4 momcttary retrospect,
'cumbiiIi0g. in a single glance, the pc.
,I'iod Of 0ursOHgin rs Natiopa1 Con-
federation with that Of our present
existence, at tic precise iu.er-
val 0fsbaIf n century from each 9TH
or. Since year last meeting, The
5Oth Anniversary Of tho day when
1ndcpendence was declared. has
been celebrated throughout our land;
and on that day, when every heart
was bounding with 10y, and every
voice was, tuned 10 grataIatiop, amid
the sires, ofa former age had hand
ed down t0 their children; two 0f the
principle actors in that s1lemn scene,
the iand that penned the ever me-
Tnorable Detlaratius, and the voice
that sustained II iii debate, were, by
Que sulnmohs, at the tiistabce Of sew
-cM hundred miles from each other.
called bciare the Judge Of all, to ac-
Count for their leeds done upon
earth. They departed, chrsred by
the abencdictioDs Of their couutry,
10 whom they left the iaifcri,nnce Of
their fave, aud the memory ofthcir
bright example. II we turn our
rthoughts to ttl,e condition &c their
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Dfe0.

In Bristol, m Sunday last, an infant child
of Mr.. Henry Brown, aged month and 10
days.
10 NewP4ft. on Saturday last, Capt. Jona-
than Bliss. formerly Of this town, aged about
IS years---a Revolutionary Pensloncr.
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A RKWRlGHT SHIRTINGs.-A
IN very soperiour article, Of Sea Isl
aud Cotton for sale by piece or yard
at tcrcer prices than any heretofore
by
N. M. e ]. r. WHEATON.
Dec. l6.
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@artat fntsIlspsMrs.
pORTUF WARREN,
AaaHED SINCE ouk r.Asr.

ARRNED SINCE ovk LAST.
S!oop Sarah, .lngraham, from Providence
Sioop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, frvm
Providence.
Sloop E,1u, Smith, from Providence.
Sloop George e. Mary, Mason, fr Nsntdck.
et.
Sfoop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, fr Wick
fard.
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More New Goods |!


THIS WEEK RECEIVED.
71vWO bales brown sheeting, at ~
i-2 cehts per yard.
1 bale brown shirtings real good for
10 cents per yaid.
bale ditto ditto Of superior quality.
Bleached shectings of good quality.
Gingham Umbrellas.
Plate fnrnitures, at l2 l-e cents per
yarh
Black and white calicoes cheap.
Americen blue do. good patterns. "a
Fancy calicoes, seasonable colours and
figures.
Sattinets, a lo,c price fer good.
1874 rose blankets, iosver then coma
mon.
|Gentlemehs mixed lambs wool Hose
!. good at as Cd pair.
Ladies' super and and common Beaver
gloves. bH
Ditto black and white horseskin ditto
Ditto coloured undressed kid do
Gentlemen's White beaver do. ~
GA figured cambricks good at ga
per yard.
Coloured 6gured'silks for ladies' dres.
ses of rich patterns.
Boxes black Ribbons suitable FOR trim
ming shoes.
Linen : ocambrick Hdkfs. very fine for
the prices
Imitation ditto ditto with wrought cof
ners and plain ditto rery cheap.
Application to
N. M. SIR. WHEATON.
b Oct. .28. ~
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nR0vE up on Pappasquash. North
.nD point Farm, on the Sd inst. a
YAWE BOAT, abont eleven feet
keel, buiit of oak and not painted
Enquire If
PEARCE COGGESHALL,
on said farm.
Bristol. Dec. I6, 1896. Sw.
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DLANK Inspector's Accounts, III.
ND censcs for retailing liquors, and
School Tickets, just printed and Tor
sale at this Office
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sAuED SINCE. our LAST,
Schr. Calnnh, Munroe, Nantucket.
fFRoM QUA anEsroNDE

fFRoM ouh coanEsroNDENr.l
BRISTOL. Dec. 8,a--arr William Myril,
Robinson, fir Albany, with provisions.
Four coasters.
9th, arr brig Remittance, Bdrr, # Havre,
in ballast to J. D'Woif
Four coasters. 3.
10th. arr sloop Sally, Pearce, from Albany,
with shingles, mahogany, cider, butter, lard.
&c. to T. Coyyeshall, T.. Clifford, S. Cogges-
hall, the master and others.
Sloop lafayette, Cummings, fr New York,
with -four, corn, &c. to G. b. Munro and w.
K. Norris, and others. rTt
| Five coasters.
Put back in distress, ship Aspnsa, Bcunstt,
having ON the third day out, on her passage
10 New Orleans, experienced severe gale Of
wind, which carried away her foretopma,t,
anizzen top gallant mast, and main mast, with
nearly all her spars attached to il. Ia COM
Ing into the harbour ON Sunday evening last,
she strdek aop Middle Grspnl; where she re-
uAined until Tuesday sk9A she was got of
without any material dAmd$e Spo ke 8th,
lat 80 As lou ~ II, brig State of Mainet Da-
Wis, of Salem, fr st. Petersbdrgh, and ~ stays
lr Eisneur, for Baltimore.
llth. arr sloop Marshal, Brown, fr Albany;
with -four, c0rn, &c, TO j., D'Wosf, ID. Lind
sey, the master and 9th ers.
Schr Swift, Williston, fr Albany, with but
ter, cheese, DC, to n Lindsey, and olhers.
Two coasters
18th. arr schr Terrappin, Phihney. fr Prov
ideLce. Two coasters.
18th, arr S coasters.
| Cleared, .barque Essex, Gladding, Havana.
Sshr Harriet Pitts, Fredericksburgh.
Schr Terrappin, Phinney, Barnstable'
MEMORANDA.
Arr at New Orleans, 18th ult. brig Miles
Wheaton, % days fr this port.
! Arr 23I, brig Castillo, Frink, OF THIS port'
| II days fr New York, -.
CID. 18th schr. Mary Ann, Burr' this
port, for Charleston.
AT Matauzas, 26th ult brig Brothers, Smith,
Of this port unc:
Arr Ut Newport, 9Th, ship Frederick Au-
gustus. Earl. 1913 ds fT Woahoo' sandwich
isands, with 2OO0 sperm oil. Spoken, June
7th, lat IS N lon 15I, f ship Alliance, Swain
of Newport, 800 bbls. /
Sailed f Charleston, 9th ult. schr Hope,
Bowen, Of this port, for New Orleans.
At st. Pierres. Nov. IL, schr Arm
Rosina, Martin. fr Providence, disch.
Arr at Havana, Nov 10, brig ZrPh-
yr, Barton. Ia days fr Warren.
Arr at Charleston, Dec. l, schr.Ma-
ry Ann, Burr, Of Warren, fr New Or
leans, IL ds fr Balize.
s Passed Gibraltar, DC. -, ship Ann,
Gonsolve, Of Bristol, 9 is fr BArcelo-
MA for Havana.
Arr at Newbern. ed sloop Frst At
tempt, Halle, fr Warren.
! Arr at New York, ls, brig DrOm0'