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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1837-01-12
ECorrcspomIence Of tkc nalt. patrioi.1
MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY.

BriS.Gcn.AtkinsOn As.n,,,ru
Brady, ''''
Capt. $. Cooper, Judge Advocate
Pursuant TO order, the court
this morning at half past 10 o'clock, wien
Zen. Scott announced to them that he had
received no information of the arrival of
any new witnesses, nor could he arrive al
any conclusion as 10 what time he might
cNpcctthcm. Many of them are gentlemen
in civil life over whom the Court has no
cOntroml they may obey the sumn,on,-
or they may not, as suits their convenience
or pleasure. Under this state of uncertain
ty. he would say to the Court, that if they
should f. 'isposcd to take IL recess for ii
week or L." days, he would employ the
interval by making Il summary of the i'm
mcnsr mass Of testimony which has been
laid before the Court, so that no time wonld
he lost. and it would give the witnesses an
opportunity To arrive hCioir the FINAL adj
.lourmmcnt of the Court. Such testimony
Is may hereafter lc received, he said,
could easily be Introduced IN the summary
which hr proi,nord Il" make.
The Judge Id,ucatc observed that the
curt had Il Question t" propose t" Cen.
'iincii, vii" WAS then present. ana which
was accordingly put IL i"!iows:
Is" the Court. Wha; influence had the
movement ri Mai Cen. i;nitts :':ni,~' ;i.'
',c'''n"'' ii'o'''''N III 100. II. me t'>'i'i> "i
'"' campaign c'!ih'''lch t't 'ih.'.'',li SCOTT
against that enemy IN i~'iurida, i'll the s;,i,ir
year!
Answer. | am Of tie opinion that the
movement q! Nia;. General Garni> cri.-
n''' :" ! ''i'''' ". '"' h'"''''"'s ".'''
tn" operations OF Mai. Gen. Scott. N"n.
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we are clad TO St" it stated upon tho
authority 9th" National Imnrliigenccr, that
the report OF the dcail. nf tie Hon. ticorrs
PoindcNtcr, from tie recent terrible, acci-
dent which he sustained a. Sa,c;cz. il
false. 1t /, believed that lie " III recover:
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We '," Ia I'll ''',r" T." long sin'c Of
f'"'''';: liz J. "n'i":h h"lorr If III" liircc-
'''> 81 'i'' !"h'n'm %'Sy.i"'n at Hartford,
'"F ''' ''''''";tcii ;nh Instruction ot The
Yea! I'll" i't'"h. IN tn" :C"r lNl%. the
ar>' 'E"';H "'rr made irdil" United states
'"F ''' r'''''lriiii'"ni II - ~lnhsi" INSTITUTION
'"r ''"ir s"''"t'; ana II IL" .y":" after ilNiG)
''' '':'~ii''':r %! Connecticut PASSED an
q Incorporating H''" "'n'v"!';' gentle
""" '''''.'''. - II S"''"iy for the 'du-
''''''' "' "'' ''';i jH;t liUiih. Tie Rev.
'%'"'''' H. "'''.i"' e.. was III" gentleman
>,"'''' Tor ''' !'i!S i"r'''fd 'h"ir i,i'ian-
'''','" p';:'">''. ana imC ;'c!I"ol COM
i"'i";" ~ rHi:>r 81 instruction uu'!cr him
'"i i H:. 'it:c, = Distinguished Teacher,
"!:">" services Ir MAS 80 lariura:r II. IN
obtain. The LSSi-l;siurt Of trnncc;an,in
:; Sin.i ;ii.,c. upon rhp.i.n,icn. made m
appropriation III ;-ItIHi. 'ih:- w,, ,.,,,.r-
81 - appropriation, from ia:SacNr.c ,,s.
New l.aru.,h;rc. Vermont. ,i,;re S,,,,,
Carolina. Gr reia and c;Lur S,,.,. ,f
III. | niru. ard the Conrrc, ,%ai ,l. ; ,;,.j
S,ai">. will. ,ouurcuI". Ia. ii!.ASlj;y. mad,
IL donation 81 !3.plal acres of ,auM for Tho
hcnr!i, Of III" lnSli.r!;on. The In,X.u:ion
was now ~'I'o"eI' T. have i permanent
foundation. III" the h'r"rro:s ict;rmincdt to
max" Im"l'di"tr engagements. to r\;.ud
'i>"'i:ani"!"s to-. the ;.ainr'iiair through
nl't'" country. From, -" yrr; rnlrln-ucc-
h'"Ef, -" ti"'i,r va, enc o. Tie me-, en-
l'r@rn '"neH"!tncc. "sg! We are happy 20
>i;' hat 'h"' far t'r ~anor;na'i"n~ .f It's
i''"!> hay" been rr#ilzcJ. or al the
Eth"N"!'n' institutions Of Qir :gc. none has
iiSi''r cia'm> t" onrrcca't. Tie price Cor
'''''"''. board g.. ms always been t'ci"w
:" '\i"''S' ana h"" ''a' me Hr'''niHry
WIS '"'''"'''h nave n''"mo
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Nississippi.-A lr'rcr from Nairh"z, of
recent dh!r, says: Tins roIulrN Is pru>prr-
inc beyond all "nicu!n''"n: properly within
the last wear has risen 81 per ccni, and ne
grocs are selling at SLIGO IL head for cash"
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Domestic News
APPROPRIATIONS BY TIE ACTS
ENLS 1907.

APPROPRIATIONS BY TIE ACTS
OF 1886.
Governors Salary $500
Rent of Governors house at Co
lumbia 200
Private Sec. OF Governor, 500
Messenger of Governor, go
Salary of Que Judge, o,572
Salaries of 4 Judges, $3.50
each, Il,OOO
6Judscs, 1000 each, $1,000
Salary Of State Reporter. l.5O0
Attorney Gen. 900
Salaries OF . Solicitors, 1920
Salaries of Messengers of Cour
Of Appeals at Charleston
and Columbia, $50 each, 300
Salaries of Clerks of Court OF
Appeals atCharlcston and
Columbia, COO each, $4,000
Pay of mcmhers of the Lcgisla-
turc and solicitors for at
tending the Session, $4,000
Salaries of Clerks Of the House
aud Senate, 1000 each, 1000
Salaries Of Messengers and Door
keepers Of both Houses,
20 each. 200
Salary Of Legislative Librarian. 700
Salaries of Ecadin" Clerks Of
both Houses. 80 each. 300
''''Iy "' '"'h''F"''rr General, :,G"o
m' o'hP'r'lIcr ''chcr-
I'll .rr", ''o
of the Treasurer of the
Upper Division. 1000
Salaries of The Treasurer of the
Lower Di"ision. 2.OGO
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

NV York, August is O'Clock, r. NJ.
The business generally has been very dull today Sales of
-four have been during the past weeks limited The
ARTICLES declining very fast Western selling at Stops
We hear OF few transactions of oswego atSla.
Auction Salesl3 hhs. Porto Rico sugar, $3.50 G69 60
bags Domingo coee 81 So 100 hampers wine BEETLES,
So s. barrels Hour, So 81 $50 half do at 80 -;
pipes brandy LOS hhds molases, % 25ac 81 boxes
Lemon syrup II I 100 loaves lump 10 llc brls
ST. half do. 81 $50 boxes window glass, ~ 49, TO
d. 81, Is, cash.
Receipts fProduce-iel7 barrels -four; 81 do liquor 42
do. ashes.
July s8tlI y. M.-gce-The market for Rice
The transactions oftbe week comprise
erces S62l s. Is l6 GranWe had three
rivals of during the week. which brought from $la
We 20 x5 wheh bceve to be the market
Hay dull quotations Oats have been sci
ling FourSales have been made from sic l0
KINGSTON, Janl, July ath-FlourDuy los per barrel
There arrivals of -four throughout the
week; the following the sales reported partial quantities
superine Philaaepha 90s ard lots some
timein the saad tiour-Dnty 4s ID per 100 h. f. free.
The only Import of week has been % rces Carolina
which Immediately taken at Ais Sd Sales Of E. had
also reported ass al Stocks much reduced ~
the demand being good Eachange-Bils OF
America in the least demand.
Sir Crox July i-Prices- Sugars - isum $50 per IL.
cash. Molasses p a24c cask S4 meal $50
hour Sl0i herring, Bos,or, 81 r. pine lumber SIS 10
plenty lu w. pine az IS; W. g. $50 want
q. do $40 plenty, sale; Albany shingles 81 bun
die; Ia IT, 40 dolls plenty and no sale The merchant
q this place begin to feel the essHre very prch
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

pipes barrels bids apps .sAeN yno mn pipe ssds
lew lbs old copper, anchor nd hedge, uasts, a<ds
spars &e.
Alarge Br Ship of ssen gers boy Monday.
Na-A letter from an os sr Of the United States schooner
forpoise, dated ~, Georges banks, July 24t VT shall
this day y" The Steamboat which
out with the rorpoise proved leaky, and id
The Commissioners ofhe Navy ie Wa on Monday
On ther annual teur of specion TO the Northern Navy
The Ri,irg saies sailed from days
snce On Whaling yoyage She Is conmanded manned and
Wehae received files IN xiasssoa Jamaica p.ers to the
I'm ut Inclusive P yE 90 iP 4 ws ssekEN
July 2str-oa Look ut was passed, steamer New York.
spinney, from New Yor 4, for Charleston.
with white sgnsl and bsl-by the Hardy, a, Boston
June 2sa, ~ 40 10 n l exchanged se ais with Goo.
July 5.at 49, 80 10 S. 2cCay Of waterer from Ore
oRElGN PORTS
81 Johns, r. r., Ju ~ 7rsa--Eii Hoyt New'sork soon
Leghorn, June s,h Geo. Cabot, Williams, fJew York
''4H's' ''1y II a Rs sfE ss F PiS@~s o0"s~
Bath, July 26ih. Arr. Eliza Warren, LeSss, New York
plymouth, July lst-Thetis, Robinson, New York
Por,land July 20 h--Arr. Gro,on, Bartol, Albany;
ppnTsmSn,h, July h-Ar Eliza SNOW New YORK Ne,,
YORK; William, sac, ao Ros-t,n vess DO; Star, ieess
do. Cid industr, Wilson, do. Margaret,tco do.
savannah, july s7.-in port Newark -haper, New ork
next day; Lewis Ass Watkins de- 1ybee. Lyon, dsg
Edenon N. 9 ). Jaiy a7tA.--arr xaleia Lerncea. New
York.
SID Empire Nc aah New York Ia Hampton lsoaa on The
2gtMentor, arr Boston; Romulns, Weber, Liverpool
Batis,ore, Jul ysi~cfdEage, KeI.y;Sew York Below
Charleston ssthcrd Pandora, Drake, Boston. Yes
eis IN porIP mouth kendrlck Jus ar bazaar Homans
Dig John ray or Lace q 2 k9ena rqgar lag Monte
Wig; Caledonia coifn, wg; SAXON Mansfield; Eliza GRAM
Hale Crowel Mary, tBr) OVEN Mary, Br) Taylor, dis
Acadian Er Iuld ldgi Gen Pcney FORD, dsg Fam: tB
M5.ue jaiy 18th Arr Juno Richar,'oon New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

DaRN riiEATo L this EVENING viii he per-
rnE IVY sTfpocarrE-,Aawwom, Mr.. Barne.-ch.ro,,e.
Mrs Gunner.
Lccx KEa-osd nrummasem, Mr. Barnes-Laura, Mrs.
vsiE sTNSE COACH ADvENTURE-wm. Thompson
T Door open al 7-perlormances commence a, "a o'clock
coxes si.o,fi: % ceas-Gaiery IS 'N''sN
DRANK lin THmATaE.--THisE EVENING
FL,o s'f Ss SMERlcA; Or jim Grow New York
Ps s4AaSn Free ms M L. La Belle
%. %se Miss i ssfA
81 ps''i Boxes ssss
EvEN1NG 1S sSSs'as
THE BKIGAND-Allesanor Massaroni, Mr.. j. j. Adams
| &2ria Grazia, Mrs. Greene.
Mr FELLOW CLERK-Tactlc, Mr. Thayer-Juie Miss
Doors open a, haepas,7 O'clock Performance viii eom.
Is '''"s'
wi Aa corner u CHARLTON Va1ieE ats-THrs EVEN
NAT IRE AND PiiiIosornY-coin, Mrs. Rosers-Elua,
Mrs Pickering
| RAYMOND 4 AGNEs-Don Raymond, Mr.. Pickering
Doors open 7-Pcriornauces half past
/ Boxes 81 cents-Pit 25cens
| NTIELO,S N.-GRAND CONCERT-The
| | Y Concert 0 8 O'Clock.
esa sTeS Eyea Sse AT ssG
ssrsaeGe ar sheporshe in Gtic DSsizsa
h hs d. love Mr. AuSef
Mason, Arne
Ballasl-Mrs watson-shall wa go a sailing, Bale
Baliad-Mr II Bishop Young love was once -
Ballad-airs. Baiey-The Drover Boy of Appe..
Duei,-Mrs. Bailey and cir. Bislop-rve wander
song-Mr Pumer-sing to love a rsundelay
CT and Overture to Zamp9, first iime Ierol.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
For TWENTY NIGHTS ONLY.

FUR TWENTY NIGHTS ONLY.
EO7SE's re. QUEsTssl+ Cf.-CUs
~ VAUxiitLL GARDEN BOWERY, will open Mon
July 81 and evening durn. week. O'Clock,
performance 10 commence at haif-pasiseven -ecseiy
Mr. COOKE, Proprietor respectfully the Pub
lie OF New York, that having occasion travel through the
city on his way Philadelphia, he intends giving limited
number his New Circus Vauxa Garden
Bomery. These few nights wil be distinguished by the dis
play OF the most brilliant ties sustained by talent of the
The internal ingeriens will he
system OF management which such needed satisfaction
the opening OF this popular place of amusement and the
utmost berdy will be exercised render the Twenty Eve
nings Performances cetabe the Public and the of
noble Iorsemanship,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

TUESDAY, Ar ust Its, 1887.
Although Bulls Head yesterday, Beef was IS cents c~
lower Monday, and other meats la proportion,
butcher, showed dsposontks morning to Aae their pr
PToecteJ, they areby the Corporation, they seem
determines public opinion at defiance and to persist,
notwithstanding the manifold safsrngs of the to CONT
system of extorion It appears from the corporation
oa evening" that OF the but
lad been fined and ordered be
paying the OF prosecution This is far we'll
why prosecute all! Why norepeal the law under the
sanction which these unconstts and oppressive pro-
ceengs Are <sh to be rendered per-
petna merely put few dollars ine the pocket of the pro-
eating attorney, i there member of corpora
Independence saoughi atonceora
peal OF the obnoxious regulation
Our supply poultry still continues very limited and is
wholly enrossed by the huckers Peaches made their appear
ance toe fist time and sold dollar
Melons o. all kinds in great abundance, but
high general consumption Green pease, being scace
have anced br potatoes and other vegetables gsad
ally finding their level Fish the as last report.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
STA ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Sill xEG-SIL E.tS-SIsVfLE.
II Small Gu such shiungs sxpea ten and five
cent sces w. Ss < gsss n % @ d have'o
~ TO II re PURLIC,-yANiLLAC CREAM CAN
Dy-AMrH II, Gregory, Of l3 wiiaa street, has recently
Cream candy. he remained eone nj with his npuen
aud ssu% mp g the tile Of sole Gysao Of BE
manufacture, perhaps would have deemed the reut
o s "sa an" o Sas
nuteturers Of he city Nth vending worthless TRASH chase
ne weud be d mandng much from their iorbearance
reference, therefore,, validity Of regoy's
10 the tales OF Inventor Proprietor" &C. of the Vanilla
that as long ago as 1899 he ate Vanilla caaGy boh
part Of is stock he %osi extensive estaSs.
men in This cityand that during the past two the Va
sa H so' 1 10 f
%Go no ''ss be
.oorisiy keeper Of office such terms
fro hi wh exceeding bad grace,
ru,ssiag this nan inhabting glass ed6ce
'sAoad practice throwing stone"
ssmed y Mr. g for his The writer Of this being
by e very n. % e Of saa
sso the sss article made by the en,ePsny pr Pretor ohe
Nj + William si-ee Me- Iiodssiss IL coursn ~
e oe e s s ia. n e ys and
any that would suffer by comparison with Mr. Gregory's either
for s sps,t'y "se""HeHe''" or Originality" TRUTH
| CLERK WANTED-In an Exchange oace, one
years age, nay address Broaday with reference
Office au2 IL
I UMB KMANS', New Orleans, Alabnma, and South
IL Life Insurance and Trust Company Bank
sale by THOMAS ID. CARPE>TER,
IS Wall street
1r Specie gold and soveregns, bought and sold Small
change hand and Tor sale. au2-ltt
A CAaD.-MRS. DUNN Professor of the Spanish Gu-
tar and Singing, pupil OF the celebrated Maestro A. Bag
o) respectfully sionns the Ladies Of New York,
gives lessons the above delightful and fashionable
phmenis together Or separate Application TO se made
her residence, 563 broadway. aug ln,s
G10 REWARD.-Lest ar stolen pasteboard parcel
dIO containing pris views in the United States Said
b-we~n brown pasteboars three
addressed VIM G. Cox, Esq, Asor House. given
in charge OF the porter the AO House take
Rufus King the morning of yny 2fih The
will he paid for said parcel and its contents 10 Pearl up
stairs. su2-gt-
SYAUp SAkSAPANiILs AND LEMON
- SYRUP, ola superior quality manufactured and for
sale wholesale and retail the low pric. so
so by the single bottle and
any made in lhis city, by II GREGORY,
3i William ST.
N b. sarsaparIa drausht los gallon for soda
auctf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

TUESDAY, august 1, 1857
nv0rrcport yeserdy mentioned possibility Of
advancmga shade But have received o,sy aumter OF
reports&e which clearly shows staple viii
go beyond ioc and il thing har. reach price
may expect the arrival Of the crop about eight
zen wess III represented as being the beau al that
hasbeen brought forward for years. and very
owing 70 THIS, prices will be very scale 70 to
come The next crop ewing the abundance of the present,
wt he smal-hereiore year after may aganexpec
gccd prices.
Our dates from Charleston are up te the
nd TO that date had considerably hen o-but heiers
firm TO former prices.
The demand ia this market has been less spirited today
owing IN its being sailing day OF the packets and to the
fact that prices high for the Liverpool quotations
of the 2f Of June. Shippers waiting for advices
with the view that if unavorable the market will recede
the before the vce per Roscoe
and even Favorable that advance
prices paid here last week and still demanded
We continue for the quotations. though APP
pearance we shall probably have to reduce them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

nLt MPIC THEATRE.-The subscribers having
purchased the lease Of the property lately known az No
IA Broadway land immediate " adjoining "Tattersas well
known estal,shmsn converting into and
elegant Theatre II will We conducted after the Of Ma
dame Vestriss "Olympc" London
season on or about the 25t Of August September La
dies and gentlemen o the profession DESTROYS
gasements will please apply by letter. post paid
WILLIAM blake, or I Projectors and
HENRY F.. WILLARD, ! Managers
New York, July 10th, 1857 ivI2-r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

bEngTand
sr~ctng single d1sr from the ba~ks The discount pa
Ser money percent Hereafter various
,opinions exist as IN IL price.
tYhe money markx u quiet al present, hut fears
aaisd for The affairs OF Tia Custom House are In
droi position Dug the last month. abe payments in spe-
exceeded is eipts 800 Ts singular result has
by the species Of Treasury Drafts In
sen Of July, public dsxs tine f e2oO
paA N ssss asbonered paper They the merchant
% PER city which him about per
ssnl ecie. ny this the governsen amusingly
enough sved itself Of 5000 In duties for New York.
ing the snaph Of july For Ne whole country khs exp
hes proLasy the mercaatile clases t5oooG
culaed uaG DC Treasury sued several millions these
drafts
Aposbsv sespkt dimnses thu demand for specie and
leases 70 bs used for foreig2 expsrtaon IL will be
therefore. Ma the government, by It's dsho
nored checks ssg drive the specie ofihs coussry
How Wilt Grrst Faneier Of the lIaa &c relish this poll
cy Of MS successor,
ssmsted De Isl Of October ite amount Of sus,
pended bonds at the cus,en House viii equal ss
500 oDoor the whole counssy s75oesoo This
den dsbt the mercantile ary
point o(time which the ERE due the rsper OF
exeaded houses majority and the United poet
oesssi Morris Cssal bonds ripe Cor payment THU
cunuauon 81 pa, ments nj one point OF time, will
great have experienced. The pay.
made by embarrassed traders may be me, whou, any
extraordinary eorsu the second third always come
basly up Their reaiest first use ! We
anticipate therefore, great deal pressure 10 meet ont
andisg engagements nestal The existing banks cannot az
aid because they compelled curts order to save
shemselyessc What, them be dones UnIe.
Congress at lis session. speedily great question
Of currency viii be greater pressure and panic
than yet seen, The panic o March, April and May
resulted and es,enonsbat !. fall unless
Congress abank and pas bankrupt law viii close
final death and destraction We mnst prepare
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General Markets.

We again without advices sufficient for make any
alteration in table OF the stock hand
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PAssgNeEHs BALTIMORE, SoR HAvRg-Dou Francisco
Henrsuey and Lady Den Y. r. IIenrquez Don GaleaDo
Hcmquez Don Antonio Henri9uez Ruiert Heurquez; Man
ue IIenr quez; Miss Gertrude Henrqnez Josea Henrquez
and little negro, years old Mr. Lannoy W. 7. Forster
vd Low; Mrs. Aruguenave and daughter Aug. Dumann-
Vile
PAssEaSERs PEA ORPHEus-Cspt VIM. Campbell and Lady;
Col Horton Lady and servant Of the British Army Misses
Harriet Elizabeth and Lucy Hortou Mr. George Horton; Mr.
WIN. Hoye England Robert Eccles, ESQ, and Of
Glasgow John Chambers, Of London John Sorer and wm
Thomas Of Liverpool
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MON nv MAR x = T.

II urrer~Ece of design Of slinghe banks serwn
saeme n suon today comparative table Of those In
tuons cdng funds In possession. Ewill
be klt this bugber dwndes down nething They
Dessng this hinder them from resuming at
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OK AT THIS! LOOK AT rHIsu LOOK AT

II ok AT THIS! LOOK At THIS! LOOK AT
IL THIS! THE Portrait of James Gordon &c.,,
Ladei Favoe published and Wholesale
TAIL by BAKE the Lnhographer No. Wall street,
The church The Portrait ef this distinguished gentlernas
without doubt, AMI rkng ikeness-h
been taken while hoard steamboat lie be-
Ing at the time deep in thought compiling those beau
fu Regatta Excursions with his u on cooling his head
kB-Mr Bennetts news BOYS are nviedto view the Por
trahey having taste for the fine says Mr. Bennett
au23t'
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CLEARED.
Bremen bark Constitution, Nolkmann Bremen, G. Meyer
Co.. anoyerisa gso Anoinette, Peters Richmond Va 4.
Meyer A. Co; schr. Caharns Iose, Bermuda, Middleton
Co; Mary Deale, Philadelphia; Valiant, Briggs, do
ARRIVED.
ship Ia asve Cornell New Orleans isdays to v. X. Col
linz.
ship Oreena Pyh, from Antwerp and 70 days from
Ship John W. Cater Crane Kingston JAM 10 days Z. Ay-
mar g. Co.
Brig WIN Taylor, Hoey, Savannah, days to sturgess
Chairman
Brig Pemsrohe Mescooe, Rotterdam june 9Th 70 order
schr Cc~sroi Ca<e, Rsppsnhsnnock, days, 70 order
BELLOWS ships, and 3brigs
sLED-shps Orpbeus Bursey, and Shakespeare, Brown
Tor verpoo Bamore Funk, Cor Hs,e; and Ontario Hut
MEMORANDA.
.@yesks ~ Philadelphia, repors;-O the !Ith June,
~ - ~ ~. ~ spche the Albion Of 81 Johns. ~ with os.
" snd main yard; she had passe gers-w~ bound 70
tne onuse STATES they then andng to the eastward
running before the windwould make for the first port C1pt
koenson " the o. tck p~irs speak with him 10 oher
BIN out ~ the time they did require
HE IHenf ~ bosteu Western Is
lands by sH sailing herm brig, guns
on pvst amabps, who compelled the captain and
60 on board Them and then robbed IT. spare sails
and rigging and al the clothing Of the which they
couid get hold 81
The foswnc list Of the articles saved from the wreck 81
the Emily, wrecked near st. Augustine sometime since Ill