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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-11
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday June


At market, 270 beef cattle, Is pairs working
oxen, 20 cows and calves, 20 sheep, and 62
swine.
Prices Beef Cattle Extra, n few at 4ls;-
good 3Os 80 aud 40s; fair to middlmg 80 and
a3s and 3ls Cd about 30 head unsod.
Working Oxcn-Sales were noticed at $6O,-
72, so, 120 AID 800.
Cows and Calves sales at $ls, &c, 80, 81
35, and so.
Sheep Sales unknown.
SWING for sows and 8 for barrows.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

Court Of Probate, .Ne'cport, June lst, 1885
A n Instrument in writing, dated 25th June,
IA 1884, and eodicil, dated 4th February,
and 9TH May, 1888, purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of ELIZABETH Cook,
late of Newport, dec, was presented for Pro-
bate, and Letters, restamcntary, &C.: 1t is
ordered, That the same be received and the
consideration thereof referred to n Court of
Probate, to be holaen at the State House, in
Newport, on the first Monday in July next,
at o'clock, a. m. and that previous notice be
given by publishing copy of this order three
several times in the HraM ofMe Times, for
all persons interested, to appear at said time
and place. ard be beard
A true copy--Witncss
June AZ B. B. HowLAND, prob. elk.
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Court If Probate. Ns,cport, June LIST, 1885
TEVlIE Commissioners Report of claims on the
m Estate of Isaac TAGGARr, late Of New
port, dec, was presented for allowance: 1t is o.
dered, That the same he received and the con-
sideration thereof referred to Court of Probate,
TO be holden II, the State liou>e, in Newport, on
the first Monday in July next, at o'clock, AM,
and that previous notice be given by publishing a
copy Of this order three several times in the Her
oM Of the Times, for all persons Interested, to
appear at said time and place, and he heard.
true copy--witness;
June II Is. Is. IIowLANp, prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-11

NoTIcE-1he Rev. Mr.. BRIsTED, will
preach in Zion Church this afternoon, and
the Rev. Mr.. pRArr, this evening. Services
commencing at the usual hours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-11

/ ~OODS - OkS II .
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
RELIEVING that some things nnay be done
as wei some Others, have concluded lin
order to keep pncr with some Of their enter
pfi"ing heighbors,) to enter into the DIV
Goods bu mess.
THEY HAVE JUST OPENED
A ll1ndsone assortment of
staple and Fancy Articles:
am1ng mhich are the Joiloping:
Splendid GRAPE SHAWLS;
Printed muslins;
Plain, buff, pink, chex e. fancy ginobams.
Printed mnsns; light and dark prints;
Purple blk Gros de Nap;
Gros dc Swiss; lusiring and other silks;
Leonidas Grape;
Sewing silk, and gauze hdkfs;
Jaconett, null, India, book and Swiss mus
White cambric; films.
Bobbinet lace; bobbinet quillngs;
KID, black and white silk gloves;
Brown side lace embroidered cotton hose:
Fancy do;
Chlntz and plate furniture;
SIX velvet; white and brown linens;
Linen hdkis., rery cheap;
Linen drillngs; blk bombazne;
black brochella;
Ribbons; bleached g. brown sheetngs;
kouen eassimere, York jean,
Color'd cambrics, &c. &c.
o. ALso-cloths, cassimcres, and vest
lngs; ssnttinets, and every article usually found
IN Dry Goods Store. The above will be
sold cheap in the literal sense of the word.
N. B.-TailorIng as usual carried on in all
It's branches, and good assortment of ready
made clothing constantly on hand
may 70 J. & J. .HORSWELL. |
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wonrH TRrrSo.-In an English Misccl-

WoRrH TRYISG.--Tn an English Misccl-
lany, we find the following -
The danger of being suirjcacd by smoke,
10 which persons are exposed who enter
premises on fire, may be efYectnally obviated
by tying wet silk handkerchief, single over
the face. A gentleman, who lately tried the
experiment. was enabled to reuain in n room
which was on fire, in the most dense smoke.
and work a small engine, until he succeeded
in eyiinpniel,ng the flames.
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Balloonng appears To be all the rage new-a-
days, A Mr.. ZehuIon Mitchell made successful
balloon ascension at Richmond, Virginia, on
Thursday last lie took an eas'erIy direction, and
had not been heard ircm at the latest accounts
from that city.
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EMpTY BOTTLES, wanted by
~ J. X. NrwroS, Sco.
iunc 4
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VIM. W. Woolsey, CHARLES II. Russell,
James &. King, and EIihu Townsend, of N.
York Charles Potter, of Providence J. F..
Loring, and Josepl, w. Revere, of Boston.
elected President, and J. +. Loring, Treas
urer of the Corporation.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR JUNE.

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
vNIIE steamer Boston, Capt. Comstock, and
l. the steamer Providence, Capt s. Thay-
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Boston aad Proui.hnce Rail Road Corpora
hon.-At the annual meeting Of this Colnpa-
ny, held at Boston, on Wednesday, I'D inst,
the following gentlemen were elected Drcc-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-22

MECHANICS MAGAZINE and Register Of Inventions
" and Improy emens Published in New York, Monthly
at 80 Year Specimen unmber received and be
examined at w. GALATIANS b. :. * e. l..
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RECENT ADDITIONS To
W. CA L Il A HANS
CIR ROUL ATM LIBRARY
Newport, March 18th

26O9 A Winter in the West; by C. +. Hoffman ovols
We coincide heartily in the warm praises universally besto.
ed upon these admirable volumes both publckiy and i'm
private Ii is impossible to read them without emotions of
delight frequently rising TO enthusiasm awa ned not less
by the iecous manner IN which scenes objects and Incl.
dents described than by their number variety and nov.
26l0 The Mayor of Wind.gap tale by j. Banm vol
"A wild and strange story IN which the reader completed,
fault from the very beginning; he peceIves very soon
that the tale upon winch he has engaged is a remarkable
one-prolIhc IN moving incidents and strong startling
characters The he goes ON
excitemeneagernessan al last he reaches the close
wondering than ali that sken so rayeled should be
unwound without disappointing his hghl-wrough, expec-
tatons Ii IS remarkable story the Mayor of Wind gap
NY Mirror.
26lI The Most Unfortunate Man in the World Nautical
Novel by Capt Chalner, author of the Life Sailor vols
ol2 An Old Sailors Tough Yarns by ~ Ames author of "A
Mariners Sketches &c. | vol
26l3 Cavendsh the Patrcan Nautical Novela vols
ooI Recolecuons of ousekeeper; by Mrs Packard vol
2ol4 The Gentleman in Black. | vol
adl5 The Rebel and other Tales &c. prose and verse by
T.. L. Bulwer author ottPelham, Nc. 1 vol
26l6 The Autobiography of Jack Ketch l vol
2olS Alien Breck tale the author of the Subalten evils
One OF the most powerful and highly wrought tales ever
read Edinburgh Rerieic.
2ol9 Travels into Bokhara beng the account of Journey
from India to Caboo Tarary and Persia. Also Mar
ratiye Ola Voyage the lndns from the Sea TO Lahore;
performed ande ie orders of the Government of India
. IN lo3l-43 BY Lieut. Alex Bumes. 2vols
Many years have passed ncs the English library has been
enriched with book OF travels in value all comparable
with ths.-LOBdon Quarterly Rerieio.
262O The Insurgents a historical novel, 2vols
262l My COUSIN Nicholas ? vols
2622 Canvasng tale by j. Banm author of the Mayor Of
Wind-gap, Tales by the y Iara Family &c. | vol
2o23 Tour to the North and Down East in 1884 by David
Crockett; written by himself | vol
2624 The Crsyon Miscellany No l. tour TO the Pairies
by the author Of the Sketch Book ashngton Irving ly
100 The iemasse romance of Carolina by the author
- Guy Rivers 2vols
266 Melnoth the Wanderer; romance by Maturn owls
2oZ| The Highland Smugslen; by the author of the Kuzz
bash, the Persian Adventursr ect 2 vols
Cos Six Months n Convent, the narrative of Rebecca
Theresa Reed lvol
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

by pirtue Of an execution from the Court of COM
mon Pleas, for the county Of Newport. to me di,
reeted aud detirered, i shall sell at Public Ancs-
ioa, to the highest bidder, for cash, on the eleuenfh
day Of June merit at 10 O'Clock A. M.
ON the premises, all the right, tirle and interest,
that the DIT. had in and certain lot Of land ON
the 10Th day of April 1894 situated in Portsmouth
containing twelve acres, more less and bounded
as follows VIZ: NortberIy on land Of the heirs of
William Brightman, Easterly on land of Peleg Al
my, southerly on land of Audly Clarke, and partly
on land of Richard X. Randolph and Horatio Allen
and also other lot of land Situate in Portsmouth
containing forty acres more less and bounded as
iohows VIZ; Northerly on land of David Albro and
James Chase, Easterly land of Rowland Allen,
Southerly on land of John Allen and Westerly ON
land of Daniel Chase. Also three other lots of land
containing about ten more or less, and boun-
ded as follows viz: Easterly on land of George
Engs and William Potter, EasterIy on land of Row
iand Allen and Jonathan CoggesLa Southerly on
land OF Cooke Wilcox, Benjamin Amy, and Jona-
tnan Coggeshall for the purpose Of ratisfoin tile
above said Execution and all costs thereon.
NICHOLAS HASSARD, Sheriff
Newport March IIih 1886.
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TO Stoue Masons and Contractors.

TuNE subscriber will receive proposals until the 20sh Of
IL April next for the construction OF Dixie and Pier
shoal at the north end OF Goat island this harbour
The DlkE-ounded in average depth Of feet al low
w be about 20 feet in length about 10 feet broad
under water - feet broad abose and 10 feet high above
low water. The pan under low viii he constructed
granite stones lO feet long feet high and at least ID feet
broad laid in open work. and edn with refuse and
gravel The part above low x be faced with granite
courses having due proportion OF headers and backed with
good rnbbe work The top will consist entirely of
headers feet long and less than IA H. and H. width
The PlER-standng the end OF the Dixie IN
depth a, low water OF nearly l3 H. Will be 80 square Two Of
ITS walls Will be 10 feet thick under low and two feet
ckese walls being formed of large granite laid in
open work and hedln with refuse and gravel Above
water these walls will be faced, side with grnite in
courses and backed by good bbe work the thickness being
reduced by slight batter in trout and by offsets in the the
TO feet ut the top The top these pier walls will be
composed OF stones not less than feet thick feet long and
feet broada laid as headers The space enclosed by the
pier walls VIII be hed rs with refuse 10 the height OF
low water and then with much gravel be required
I'LL all The lnerstces Upon part of this surface strong grill
age VIII be land ct the size for the foundation of
Light House; upon this grlase feet high Of dry rub
bile masonry will be laid and thereon mass frubbe
in mortar, feet high The space around this foundation will
be filled first with refuse carefully packed and then with
gravel The top of the Pier 90 feet above low water viii be
formed by pavement of large granite stones. ,r,
For further particulars and Inspection of the plans per
sonal application be made the subscriber ii his alb
sence TO Mr. John B. Lyon, Newport. e.s,
The proposals embrace the supply of all the materials
and the execution of all fe workor separate proposals
be made for the supply of the graneor the delivery of the
hngln stone graNel-or the execution of the work under
water including not including the uaeasand for the
ecn,on OF the work above including the materials
The Pier 10 be completed by the 3st December Is5rhe
Dixie TO be completed by the 3lst December 1886
With the proposals. satisfactory evidence be produced
othe ability comply with the therein proposed and
secure the execution of contract by responsible
JOS. G. TOT'TEN, LIT. Col.
Eng'rs. Brevet Col I
Newport, II. l. March 25, 1885. i.asr
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ROMEsTIC GIN Of good quality, and at reduced price
for sale at wholesale 70 Thames stby HENRY BULh
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

OI't 10 w ~ TOT"
A Republican Convention of Delegates will be
holden at the State-House, in Newport, on THURS
DAY Evening, May 1th, for the purpose of eectlng
delegates to the National Convention, to be holden
at Baltimore, the Goth Of May next to unite
with the Democracy of the Country, in selecting
suitable candidates for President and Vice Pres-
dent of the United States.
The several Towns respectfully requested to
send delegates accordingly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-22

HATS AT NEW-YORK PRICES.
ME Subscribers having received the Spring fashions
Il pectily invite the attention Of the citizens of Newport,
and its vicinity their improved Satin Bearer HATSfa
which possess all the requisite qualities of Ten dollar hat in
gard to ghness shape elasticity and superior usre &c
Their Hats made of best satin beaver fur bodies instead
of wool cloth and paseboard which enables them
their Hats stand all oeders and climates and retain their s
qualities which those made coot cannot possess.
Just roceoed from Ne,c- York,
large and elegant of cloth CAPS of all descrp
tonsAo, few New York Satin Beaver HATS, of the
latest London stylePersons of of the above a
eles will find it headvanage TO call and examine them
vious purchasing they will be sold cheap this
State Store No l26 hamesstreet opposite George Engs
Co.'S Hdrdcdre Store
JOSEPH B. WEAVER g. Co.
n. B.-Hats made to order, at the shortest notice.
Newport, April Sth.
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FARM FOR SALE.

UNHE Subscriber wishing change his situation offers for
sale ths farm which he resides. consisting of 10 A.
hundred rods South of the compact
Newport. clear of encumbrsnces Russell CLARKE.
April %. If.
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MARRIED..

At Philadelphia the oath ut by the Rev Mr. Pman Mr..
Edward Mumord this Mss Jane Scott of Philadelphia.
At Providence Wednesday morning Mr.. OTIS ii. Cushing,
Of that city, Mss Mary II. BurdIck, of this town,
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WILLIAM BIsOWNEl.L.

TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER.
WOuLD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w that he has taken the door North of Market
square where at all times may be found plain
and Japan tin aud sheet Iron made the
shortest notice ~ Mending particularly attended Also
on hand Coasioyes, clay and soap furnaces led pipe
oil sizes. p" Feb ad tf.
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SHIP NEws-PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sunday april I9-Sohooner Delight in Peace, Nickerson,
from Providence for BostonGeorgan Leach from Castne,
for MISUNDERSTANDING Star. Marshall from Salem, for Phil
adelphia.Caherne, Rowland from New Bedford for Nor
fok-Wiliam * Nancy, Hggens from Buckpor, for New
fork-Susan, Blanchard from Camden, for do.-Flor DEL
Mari Seeton from Mureesborough for Boson-Sloop On
ent Nye from Falmouth for Newly York-Patrio Howes FIN
Boston for Newly ork.Ere Ellis from New Bedford for do
Leader Mathius from do for doIelen Shepherd, from
do. for do.
ENTERED
Brig Shepherdess. Ward from St Croi,-steamsr Boston
Comstock, New-iork.-Soop Camilla Vars, do
CLEARED.
Brig Laurel, Bigey, Havana.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, r. I
APRIL Sth 1885
G}s Persons calling for them wiH please say" ddUer
tised," as they are placed in separate Dor.
A X
A 6 anderson Ruth Rider
Joab AtcsuOrth 2 S
IL DeniSon SpOOner
Curtis Bliss John Smith
Darid Baker Mrs Mary Sisson
Mss Susan IVBrowning Mss Jane Stewat
c Z" Ann s SteUen
William q Clarke John Smith
Phillip COOmbs Il
Cap Josh p Couhony job Ten
Mrs Sarah G Chase u
George w Dean W
. eIa q 1t Daniel p Whiting
g III Green John w Wills
.-aHa n Samuel S Wilson
Ii D.,S Herring MIDDLETOWN.
Cap Nm 4 Howard Job Amy
4HesSrs Uershof q. Hub Cap George Cook
bard Lorry s KiLireage
Mrs Sarah Higgins JAMESTOWN
~ X Miss Ann w Potter
Otis II Kilton Desire Bany
80 L. IRISH,
Mss Eliza Ldgton John ChOoa
VI Patrick Kelly
Hiram Murr James HERMAN
John Marsh Thomas DOrdn
Ur Middleton John BrdhnOn
" Dennis Neil
Daniel Ndughtin Joanna Nc, Cary
II Joanna Brdnndrd
Ur Potter Ellen Hoggeriy
Charles Peckhdm
Darid Pedree X. r. CARR, u. W.
SHAWLS.
A splendid article just received at w P. HALLS Mch II
BULWER'S NEW NOVEL.
IUyHE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII; a novel, by +. l.
il Buwer. il reed for circulation, by w. CALLAHAN.
n UESTION BOOKS.-Volumes J. to >, Of the Unlor
NJ Question Books reed for sale at ". C1LL1HdN'S
Books or, and Circulating LVrary
UyIRsT QUALITY BOTTLE CIDER, cor sale by
Il Wm. b. RIDER, Colonade Row, and ID l-ZThanessi
NJ RNs and boys thick leather boots Of dIfeIei
IVu qualities, just received and -ellng very lOw at
/ Mo. ". d III. Ii. HORSWELLS'.
UDIsHOP GRIswoLDs PRAYERs-adaptedt to variou
Id occasions Of social worship. reed for sale by
w. CALLAHAN
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FOR SALE.

First Piano Forte. direct from Germany II has been
"A examined by tbs best Judges in town, and pronounced
superior article Persons wishing purchase, invited
call and examine for themselves WIN. s. VOSE.
April -, II.
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March ~, 1895.
WIN, e.. COZZENS & Co.

March ~, 1895.
WIN. e.. COZ/ENS a. Go.
h ESPECTFULLY inform their customers and the public
generally that they getting IA Their spring supply
of New Goods invite them them cal and examine their
assortment They opened yesterday ~ packages OF domestic
goods Of every description few rich styles OF London prints
with some Othor desirable articles,
1iso. added 10 their CARPET WARE-ROOM,
splendid assortment entire New Patterns OF suPer6ne and
fine Ingram and Damask Venetian floor corPeung-pan,
striped and damask Venetian stair do-Brn'es and tuited
Uesr,b Rugs &c &c All which they their
-a be offered the most ayorbe and accommodating terms
for cash approved credit.
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WANTED.

M HITE OAK PILES-Fifty-iour
w Piles, sixty feet long, not less
'nan eighteen inches nj the greater and
nine inches at the smaller end-forty-
e'ght do fifty-five do 10 do-twenty- -four
do forty do do do-tl,e above Piles To be
straight, sound and free OF all defects, to
6edelivered Immediately at India Point.
proposals for the whole OF. a part will be
received by THOS. HASSARD, at the
City Hotel, Providence, or DANIEL
MURPHY, India Point.
april 25. 3w.
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sDn II I'D.

Tn Fall River, on Wedne-iay last, Abby Sher-
man, daughter Of Mr.. Ebenezer Luther, Jun. aged
months and days.
Ia Rehoboth, on the l7th inst. Mr.. William
Grant, formerly of Darlington, in the 65lh year OF
his age.-On Sunday last, Mr.. Dexter "heeier'
late OF Fall River, aged about 60.
In Bristol, Mr.. George Rutherford, nged AZ
Miss Sally Munro, aged 47.-Mrs. Priscilla widow
of the late Mr.. Benjamin IIoar, aged 80.
In Berklcy, Mrs. Anna Cornell, aged 32.-Mr.
Paul Briggs, aged about 80, revolutionary pen
soner. Capt. Joseph Sanford, a revolutionary
pensioner, aged 7A.-Mr. Ebenzer Paul, revoIu-
ito nary pensioner, aged 81. -,
At Woonsocket Village. on the 12th inrt. Miss
Desire Gardner, formerly Of south Kingstown, a
gcd IS. -, s.,
In Webster, on Monday evening last, Samuel
Slater, Esq. aged IS years, 10 motnhs u IL day
Mr.. s. was enIphatcaily the father OF the cotton
manufacturing business Of this country.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal Commerce says: Mr. Barry's
commission, as Minister to Spain, has
actually been made out and sigaed. You
may he assured Of this. He will leave
the Post Office, it is said, in the course
al this week 1t has heretofore been
supposed that Mr. Kendall would succeed
him as acting Postmaster General but
d ,ubt has arisen whether this would be
lawful. The law regulating the Depart
mcnt provides that Sin case Of the death,
resignation, or removal from office, Of the
Postmaster General, all his duties shall
he performed by his senior assistant, un-
til successor shall be appointed and ar
rive at the General Post Office, to per-
fo,m the business"
According to this, until the President
shall actually appoint a Postmaster Gene
,ul, the senior Assistant must act as Post
master General or, in other words, there
can be no acting Postmaster General, en-
cept the sonior assistant. II follows,
therefore, that Mr. Kendall, in accepting
the appointment, must take the chance
Of losing both it and h.s present Office, or
he must wait till the Senate confirm the
nomination. Hence, presume, is the
report that Col Gardiner, seuior Assist
ant, is to nct as head Of the department
until next session.
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NH a R az HE'D.

In Burlington, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Welsh, Capt. NArHANIEL C.. SMITH, to SA-
RAH. eldes, daughter ofJames Bowen, Esq all ol
Darlington
In Fall River, OH Monday evening last. by the
Re v. Mr.. Bronson, Rev. Nehemiah q. Lowell OF
Princeton, to Miss Lucy Butiam, daughter Of Ar
mold Butlun.
In Swanzey, by John Mason, Esq. Mr.. Joseph
Burlington to Miss Ruth b. Robinson, beth Of
SwanLey.
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Arr Mt Providence, goth, brig Lucy, Spauldns,
ror Portsmouth, fm Mobile Sd inst. Left bark
Richmond, Burroughs, for Portsmouth nearly read
- brys Susan & Sarah Remington for frovi-
d,nec, aground on Spanish river bar Antelope o'
next day. s.,
Scr Ida. Franklin Baltimore days from the
The brig Nercus, Pitmaa for Havana sailed In
Providence in the l4th INST =,
Arr a2d. brig Busy, Allen, Havana 4th inst:
nr;c Moscow, Norris. New Orleans, . w Pas
bt'i inst ,,,,- p..;,,, or ,h
'o." .o,e,ope. Harris, Mobile, Point Sd inst
a, Nsyy bedford st, ships Emerald, Norton
son,h Atlantic 24OO bbls 100 sp]; Heroine, Bor
so,' l., I7bo whale aud 50 sp; schr Sailors ke
49,, Fail River. Cid ships Frances Henrieua
49," Co,s, oc Chill, whaling Sailed brig Clhu'
p,,,erd,n. sch Swift, N Carolina.
t,,d a, New York brig Exchange, Carr, Ne'
O,leans. N.rno
fn Pacific ocean. leaky, making ~ mches 0, W.
ter per hour, Pu, into Rio 'ane'o aoo"' ''' '''
Eimch. at, IT.. a Js &
spoke April 18th brig Emeine, usher' . ds
New York for Matanzns.
Arr NV York Agnes, Vinson, Ms'anza'
poacher. Frink, Of this port. New Orleans o,'
'rbonas Gcner, Watson, Matanzas io'n"r
n Enolnud. for Providence and New Columbia
this port. o.,,.
cid brig Franklin. Barton. Campcnehy
CID at Mobile Sd brig Romuus, Mauran'
Providence. ,..,.e.
A,New Orleans 4th snip Palestine, L'"ehe
Liverpool. oo.,. -,
Ars a, Key West, previous TO 2s,h uh ,eh'
Grange, Ellis, I'm Providence 10 ; s'oop va" !,
rem, IIoxie, Charleston. The brig LAms'on' 80
w from N Orleans for Norfolk was 10 Po,, oo
b,yins been ashore on Peckles reef aud broui
In by wreckers, badly injured