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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
SENATE-Monday, Jan. 2,

SENaIE-Monday, Jan. z.
Mr. Buchanan presented n petition of
Dr. Phantom. praying for an appropriation
Ia test certain improvements which he pro-
fesses To have devised in canal navigation,
aid also on railroad cars. Also a petition
Of The PhiIade pbia Chamber of Commerce
praying an appropriation for Custom
House.
Mr.. Hendricks from the committee on
roads and canals reported hill for the con-
tnuation of the Cumberland road IN the
States of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois; also
IA bill authorsing the Ohio Rail Road Com
pany to locate q road through the public
lands also a bill for the completion and
Improvement Of certain rivers and roads IN
Florida also bill making appropriations
Cor certain roads in Arkansas-alI ofwhich
bills we're ordered to n second reading.
Mr.. King of Alabama presented The cre-
dentiaIs of his colleague, Mr.. Mckinley
chosen n Senator from Alabama for SIX
years from the 4th Of Marrh.
Mr.. Virgin, from the committee on Fl
nance, To whom was referred the petition
Of .he merchants of New York, reported
bill to remit certain duties on goods des-
Iroycd by fire at the late confngratlon IN
hat city, which was ordered TO a second
reading.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
TWrnty.NOurth Congress.

SrcOi,,i - ssioa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
MICHIGAN.

On motion of Mr.. Grundy, tho previous
orders were passed, aud the Senate proceed
ed to consider the bill for the admission of
Michigan Into The Union.-A debate then
ensue,, in VIII ch Mr. Ewing, Of Ohio, MIR.
Grundy, aud Mr.. Morris, took part.
The House of Representatives did not sit
to-day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11

Apporilonmen among The several States
of the Public Money remaining in The
Treasury on the LIST January, 1887,
excepting five millions "l dnllars.
Amount To ba depo-
States. No. Electoral votes sited du,ing the ear
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
SENATE-Wednesdav, Jan. a

S27,46S,s59 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
UevNnett,s Ne wslss ger Establish nae nj.
No 81

MoRrrre HEsALp-Isued every Morning csceYt Sunday
Price per copy Country Furnished the
rate specific period a remittance In advance
No paper sent out, unless paid In advance.
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Price, cents Country subscribers furnished
the rate. Cash, IN advance.
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ococt Price, IA cents per copy Furnished country
Subscribers ri 43 per snnum, IN sdvsrce
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morning O'Clock Price 81 cents per copy. Furnished
To country subscribers % payable IN advance
In ali those
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srs-Are requested address shei ytsey~
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70 be post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
sALUBRIOUs sTOMACHIC

Emsrxsscent Ginger Beversgc Povdsr,
SALUHHIOUs ST0MACHIC' EEEEhv Es-
- CENT GINgER BEVERAGE POWDER, for pro-
scng immediate eHervescent draugb In the highest
possible NJ perect-s slayiRg the thirst well ~ being
nsged with component of the pure Jamaica ginger
nov much eytoed IN dcnly o digestion, where its nedi
iusI properties has stood approval Of the
f.ssidieus ari the learned
To travellers tourists captains Of vessels Lc II will be found
d,s,dersturp ofthe highest rapport either IN sickness
health, in whatever cms,e will surp. other greps.
JOHNSON a CO. Chemists
Atthrir Created Water Depot, 40 and ~ Cedar 4.
acda and s~ssts wsers syrups Of all kinds sedHu and
nsAa PswdenL he Je2Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

CUPPING AND LEECHING-Ai minutes no
" ce day night by Peter Burns IS 9Th Ftne
healthy swedish e~cbes exclusively used for sale Refer
esces-Dr Van RENSSELAER,, DR.. w Francis Dr Bliss DR..
Wal linc'pn, DR.. Terriot, Or. Bancker, nc.
r. Where children required tn hc leeccd the alp~ve
ieeehes te insasty that need fear pr,eyrs
snrerine IN their children. jei SIN
SASsAFNAS LOZENGES-Tbe most pleasant and
~ ehcscous remedy tor purifying the hed For sale by Pc
ter burnett New York Chemical Hail. IS Sixth avenue. ieS
VlslTING CARD, VISITING CARDs.-ln
PLAIN writing the Italian and fancy hands, printed ON PO
LIsHED GERMAN PORCELAIN CARD. may be procured
At the corner of Maiden lane and Broadway Siouts EN-
CRAVING EsTABLIsHMENT, where specmen books may
be
AIso-sILvER PLATED pooRs NUMBER PLATES
the plating Of which unusually thick the silver being express
y rolled for the advertiser.
MERCHANTS COMMISSION CARDS, executed viii
o LETTER STAMPS, CONSULAR AND NorARiAL
SEALS .ss nan. PLATES AND xNocxru. ~s. s...s
N black edges and capable Of receiving the high
est polish. mynSms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

=
ERs-The New York Granite Company respectfully in
your non samples of Granite from their Quarries,
which may be at their Office, No. Beehman st
This Granite of very quality being pure and
substances It's competent paris blend
such perfect proportions der il less desucbe
and liable injury from exposure, while
proved that splits and dresses with
les than any other in the market
1t Is of beautiful color. being darker than the Haowe and
lighter ttan Quincy and taking into connection its sodi
w. durability and comparative cbeapness. VIII be found
well worthy the attention capitalists and builders
Having several Thousand tons quarred the Company
prepared orders extent at the shortest
notice will for its delivery lower prices Than
stone Of inferior quality be obaiosd for
Orders, addressed the Company, box H. Mechanics Ex-
change their office No. Beekman ST. will meet prompt
attention. aus-ims EDWARD DOYLE, Agent
LyOK SALE.-Buildnr Go f front AMI rear, by 200
tn 500 feet Deep situate in the village of White Palms. in
the county Of Wescheste few rods south the court house.
and about hall mile distant from the contemplated route OF
New York and Albany ralread recommended by the
civil engineer r. d. Allen, Espriee Sl50to $500 ot-erms
years credit White Plains about % miles from New
York city, There daily communications To said city by the
Red Bird stage line which leaves George Halls % Bowsry
except Sunday O'clock returning leaves
White Plains Hsrniag at O'Clock Persons wishing TO
view the abeve premises avail themselves OF the above
conveyance For particulars inquire OF JOSEPH b. HART,
Prince aud Bowerv, New York City, orto
jy29-lms RICFD W WOODS. White plaiHs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

y
instance this medicine failed . cure he above
named diseases and all other diseases of the skins will
according directions The diseases III the skin
embrace variety fornswit red chappv, wrinkled
cracked roug scav mud patches st various
shapes and Sizes which receive speedy and permanent
cure, uang expense housandsn this city can testify
tits pleasant wash and he applied ia the most
delicate nfast No precautions essary wholesale and
retail by John Oahsnk general agent drug store 100 fu
tor street corner OF wuis at Mesrs Moss 492 Grand
ia Canal IS Sixth Of Bowey and Grand
S.; carser III Hicks and Fulton BronkyD nj Trevet
urhke~psc; Ra,vls Co. Albany, NJ. W att A. Wads
worth and Bachs drug store Providence, Il. l. Nc nc
IN Imis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
ANGINA PECTOWIs,-DOCTOR SEARS has PAL

NGINA PECTO HIS.-DOCTOk SEARS has paid
N unusual this disease, has had much
rieHcr in the OF III and in has beea
ces,fu in relieving symptoms and In many OF anord
lag entire relief Its characteristic symptoms uppea
sensation the Recommendations. cempOpy At the
lower OF IT, attended with pains about the breast hut
particularly the left side and regien of the heart extending
often the shoulder blades especially the lett and often az
fecting the left Tho~e subject sometimes awaken
ed with suhocxton and generally experience
shone OF BREATH and sometimes palpaton Of the heart
walking fast where Is ascending against the wind
flight OF Doctor Sears would invite these subject IN this
dseae, dyspepsia, liver complains, pulmonary
drepsca affections call him at his ofce N Ann street
q1us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
n MEN-LADy MONTA0tJEs COMPOUND CHI

- MEN.LADv MONTAIUEs COMPoUND Cn..
NESE SOAP prepared from beautiful exocs, and warrant
ed perfectly Innocent completely eracates freckes
pinples spots redne and all eruptons gradually
realizes clear so skins transforms the alow COM
pexons into radiant whteness mpartng beautiful juve
nile bloom.
Gentlemen amer shaving win 6sd asy theiri,abity and
smarng pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. Unde 10 Beekmsn
street. Of wlam DR.. Hart, of Broadway and
Chambers street. Price so cents per cake. mv25Sm
DICKsLAY,S LIQUID CUMpOsITION, tor
removing the blue from stove bars without injury TO the
h, and for cleaning brass "copper" pewter tin, nc with hsh
the usual labor
The above LIQUID not only the polish steel
been exposed action ri fire, but speedily ali
from dead ground stoves and Tenders bras cep
per Britannia and pewter cleansed by II with the
greatest expedition To block tin dish that have been
in for wears Il gives the polish Of II
grease spets any stains from paint with the greatest
ci,y and without injury to the color;
Brass lacquered furniture VIII retain US original brlaDcyn
occasionally clernsed by IT, For sale by
je2eu NATHAN h. GRAHAM. ~ Nssssu-st cor. Fulton
nN. CAWPENTER continues 10 administer to the si-
- hcted nj utunate the mot md eecsua
ner his HahAd and we'll Town Dpensa, No Preh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

nH. CAWPENTER continues 10 adninser to the az
- Hced and tnfuna,e in the mot prompt and eeciua
nev at his estal ssed aud well ksovn Dsensa, No
Sip tmyHu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

nYSPEpSIA-Inu dsagreesble forms Is enectu-
W ally cured by DR. MEADS ANTI-DY6PEPTtC, OR
STOMACH PILLS, the only medicine offered veto TIE
pukiic from which radical and can be OBJ
aBd Of all those chronic Of dersngement Of the dgcs
tive organs, consnstag that ccmpcaed disease termed rs
pcpsa
The symptoms chsrsctersng Dyspepsia indigestion are
long train OF those dagreesbe s<aiions COMMONLY called
nervous complaints sue n loss Of appetite nausea or SEX
the stomach aud sometimes vomiting belch ng up
water which sometimes taseess, sxt NEST commcny sosr
gnawng pain the som2ch hesrtbura, what called
omach eostveness paieess o the cssutenance angor low
of Spirits paptssoax of the heart vertigo sddness
sad disturbed Sleep The number Of these symptoms WIRES
in different pa,ientswth being et only IN psrt-whhe
others have additional equally disareeabie
severe pains In the head and breast nanlence wind on
the stomach and bowels, emacaou wasting OF the whole
body with grest weakness particularly Of the legs This dis
, very accurately described by wr
erbu how little has been underwood, the want Of success
which attends the general mode Of treatment plainly shows
Let us take example illustrate this assertion Heartburn
or stomach being often very troublesome synptom at
this troublesome complaint the attention naturally direct
ed IN search Of article that should have the OF re-
moving IT,
Sold by HILL Browne lea Maiden lane; George D. Cogge
shall corner Of Pearl and Rose Minor Gamble. OF
Broadway md hcecker street, and by NEST OF the druggists
throughout the United States
None genuine without the signature Of GEO. SMITH
mvB 5m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

II e, GA II ENTEN. NO. = Feck SIp unuts Va de-
~ his Undivided personal attention II oil deli
cate private diseases, whether ong standing Dr.
csnafe Of the New York Medical s-e'ety.
late surgeon regiment " g Army Cor
utooer of,h CITY Separate offices for the prvscv ~ pat snss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

IN WORM, JACKSON OR BARRIERS ITCH" and all
diseases Of the skim eectuny aud speedily cured
by the OF SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM,p
which has failed in single instance II is applied
without trouble Inconvenience, and change
diet necessary Long standing and obstinate will be
ken charge and cured by special agreement II warrant
ed in all the win be refunded should
fail.
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. Sands druggists Me- leo
Fulton, corner OF William ST. New York. Price 81.
N. b. Agents wanted in of the principal cities and
in the United States Those who desire appointments
will please apply and ascertain the terms which very
liberal. jy29-sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
nH: ;: sWEMI.s CELEBRATED sTRENeTI

weakness and pain in the de back and stomach and for de-
by in the back and ons from the effect and dis
loo alton OF the bones offered the public Dr. Sweet,
Of Franklin Connecticut long distinguished for Bone Set
ting, willing the wishes OF his ends,and that the
themselves Of remedy and dimiah bills OF physicans-
has arranged with Mr. b. c. Baxter of New London Conn.,,
manufacture his Strengthening Sslve and supply city
and town in the United States None genuine without the
etor
Messr Pratt Ray, druggists, IS Maiden lane wholesale
for the city 0 New York. and for sale by most OF the
respectable druggists Price. cents roll m3l 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22
nOCTOR CARPENTERS PECK SLIP DIST Ec,Aky
No Peck slp FIRST door below Pearl stret date Or A.

w FAwCETT, late a surgces Of
British army. confines his attention d
class OF diseases, hw extensive pact
America, devoted exclusively 10 the treI
its various stages, eaa hlcs him 10 adopt
ual remedies in cradicatibg every for
from the System his treatment - veg.
rate, and Offices private. Call at aio.l
witch.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

M. hUts1uN,S BALM OF GILEAD. Cos
~ nues enjoy the reputation that has already been
bestowed upon by numbers ofthe afflicted who suffered
from dyspepsia affections, debility, loss e Appetite
heartburn and all similar complaints Its virtues cannot be too
highly exoed and fast gaining The reputation DR. Sole
enjoyed in Europe invalds article
the purpose well put up In large bottles with
fun directions ~ EACH and sold Wholesale and By r. n
0uion. Bowsry ard Grand 81 INV saw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-11
Cotton Market.

SUNDAY, September 10 PM
The following remarks om the Secretary OF the
reaurys report the finances lie that they are
some OF the causes Of the present enbarrassmeniss
"wbout doubt one sf
cotton coupled with the large and sudden depreciation
The whole product, though beoreso great, had, within
three years probably than hundred
millions OF pounds The fall Of price such, that
million OF oars. The occurrence OF this fall however,
nj much to affect half
last crop the violence Of the shock though thus eseped
sll occssioned loss appalling amount The fall
chiefly consequent upos te preducton and the abrupt
Withdrawal " foreign credit, combined with other CIR
which need be partcuarsed The over
production originated partly like most other excuses from
extraordinary extension Of credits and Of bank issues and
partly keeping the sales Of public lands TO al persons
and forner low prices, after other articles including
and lands had suddenly risen much nthe nominal va
lue"
He goes on and that the sales Of public lands increased
10 such an extent tin they millions Of
acres year The coming crop and stock hand pre-
sent Is estimated be 600 bales according to the report
We agree with Woodbury. and In fact published with
the exception OF remarks the public land, every thing
about cotton that he puts forth to the public The state.
ent that the immense OF these lands the OF
the large cotton founded wrong data throughout
The simply that gradual increase in the cotton
crops every year no occssoned by the sale Of pub
lie lands by the improvement Of the cultivation Of cotton
We allow that the cultivation Of these lands has added nater-
ally 10 the crops selling 900
per year since 1897 No certainly not To carry
what have before stated give below the crops Of each
year since thst time win.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-11
General Markets.

SATURDAY, 9th September, 6 r. NJ.
The trade Of the city inactive, Notwithstanding the
large number Of strangers arriving daily This parto the
considered the for the Southern trade but
than third Of business done last year has been transacted
this The -four market continues without the sghestchange.
Coffee is in moderate demand Sales Brazil 10 lie; La
guayra 1Olc principally for home Beeswax selling
&c for SoutherB Sugars rather inactive We
transactions in Havana and Trinidad 8ic Rice has i'm
proved Sales 81 54 81 62 Beef and pork in fair
request The demand for Molasses is good Cuba sic, and
Porto Rice 4oc. Tobacco-Saes of St Jago at lac Por
Platt l2ic; Cuba i2t ISc, and Kentucky "A Gle.
the auction mart- chaldrons COAL SO SOL 0kegs
rans 81 10 quarter casks TeRerie wine SEC;
5suarter casks Sherry 45c doz Port 80 62 doz Madeira
"a 25 80 baskets Champagne 81 s. 25. Terms cash
PERNAMBuco, July 49, ls37.Snce last material
l600o and arrived this day brig Aento with bb flour
from Baltimore and Dutch brig St Crex from Copenag
with 1900 bb -four Green IeO sales-
Fish, 6H5oo TO 1000 Dollars so per cent premium.
HAVANA, Aug. 26-Beef, No. l. 2 prime and so Sli;
jerked Brazil and Mont 6r 6tr; do ~ " Boston, l6r
20r smkd do Sl2a 10 Bread, pilot BIZ 49, Butter, Am.
yellow al II aS6 Corn Indian shelled, per Dbl So
Flour Phlada and Baltimore bb $40; New Orleans SIS.
Lard, New Orleans per al IA sic. Pork, cargo Eastern
and per bbl 10 S2i New Orleans II s2 clear %
Rice a. Tobacco Kentucky in hhds per a. 81 Ar.
S.
FREIGHTsUned States, 81 II per box sugar, ct per Id
coffee. a per hid noassrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-11

As to the extravagant CHARGE il is the regular price
on board any boat from Newburgh. And as 10 be-
ing refused all assistance when arrived here that
charge that no gentleman has ever made, believe.
He speaks of it being 80 contrary to the regulations
adopted by majority Of the Steamboats,. What he
means by that, I do not know but l am certain
that whatever may be the regulations on board ma
jority Of the Steamboats,, they could in this case
have done any thing better than we did. 1t 10 not my
interest," nor the interest Of the owners of the boat Su
perior to discommode passengers but on the con-
trary to accommodate every person as far as lies in
our power, which, for my part always have dsne
az far as know. He appears to have feeling for
the owners of the boat for he says that BY such
treatment, whether from myself or the hands can
not understand) the interests of the owners nigh. DC
seriously injured.
think if much credit shoald be given to his state
mentprobaby they might be injured but ,rust that
their friends and the public generally Will not put
much confidence in such erroneous statement as
the gentleman has troubled himself to make, without
any prevocation or foundation as know Of
am, Sir YOURS JAMES II. LEEDS.
OF Steamboat Superior, foot of Warren ST. N. r.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-11

And the crop win be full bales more than that
Of last Now instead Of the expected increase consumption
warranng this overpantng has been occasoned by spe-
culations.
As this country increases in the growth of this staples
every other cotton growing country The increase this year.
will perceived gre than for any previous year
1922 has not all been occasoned by the improvements
liberalization Of the article but by the hope
which was held cut by spectators We standard
price OF cotton and whenever goes beyond below
must DC ener an over supply the change will be OCCASION
ed by speculation.
The increase OF consumption OF England in 1885,
was bales or nearly per and the estimated in
crease for 1887 900 bales but the and past
vus'ons will dwindle thu down ioprobaby 25oO and
perhaps and bales set as the increase Of
sumption in this country which has dwinded down
as has done in England The increase of consumption in
France AVID other European countries left to be supplied
by the increase of growth in East Indies Braz Bahia
&c.
satisfy the consumption and the SPECTATORS well
that spectators always ahead Of actual
The above facts give convince Mr. Woodbury. that
there will be occasion stop the sale Of public lands
they mere item in the growth of cotton has
been occaoned stated above present embarass-
mens 0ccasoned by the evils The only remedy
for the present. stop pantnge the present immense stocks
be used up and then cotton realize profit
for ssr produce; but go beyond 3c When beyond
that price, they doing unhealthy business When the
crops arc gdhereu In the countries mat produce s stap
which will be about the first of December there will be
stock hand OF full 100000 bales 600 pounds
which is worth at least Ice per h. Si57,OO00o0.
Yesterday and day. received per mails from
New Orleans Of the LIST ns Mobile of the 4h Augusta Geo)
Of the 6h Macon Geo Of the 4h Charleston OF the 81 Rich
mond (va) of the 9TH, and Boston of the 3th
AT all the above places the markets continue inactive The
dullnes sccassned by the planters keeping their stocks
back, wbchle snail supply for buyers operate
upon Some of the crop reached Macon (Geo the
Sd and eld stc which is the lowest price that
has been accepted this
We give the of the several narkets mentioned
above, New Orleans 81 1ic Mobile II l2c Augusta
(Geo) SIC; Macon (Gso) 44c; Charleston li4b-
Richmond (Va.) 81 al1c-
The demand in market continues fair. We have no
change remark in prices Import since LIST Instant 257
bales. #
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-11

sarbsdoes both mssts gone, rudder compass Of
Aug lat trying for the nearest port sup
pied ned them with every thing they required.
2shal is ss spoke Ia%as sp from Gitra!sr
Ter ssra Crns with loss Of manmas bulwark kcsOh ul
from Norfolk with bsh gone by the boardhaa rugged
jury "'' and was %Gassass S. bach Nassau
sR sys .s ASs 4! Il lon q FIN
black fish July of Terceirs poriand Of Newburg, N
VESSELS SPOKEN
sept 4h, OF Tybee Courier smith, New York. for Charles
ton-by the New Jersey, at Savannah.
London Aug 7Philadelpha Morgan, York, entered
Fssssa sssns New New York York waiting
,..,,.,. ~ UNITED STATES PORTS :,
Bangor, Sept a~Arr sun, Hood, N York
Bath, Me, Sept s-AE Ellen. Thomas, New York.
ses sA sds. New York
York; Norfolk Tams, do; Elizabeth, Smith, do Ar the
coreia vaucii do; George Henry, MAJOR doncrd Soc,
rates n.,i Ncker son. de- Davenport Baker do
Patapsco, Small Boston 'Ope' ''o"n '"eao'
RI Sept s aH% Sun Highly York Tusssrsrs
Elizabeth Beaston, do SID, America, soners do; Mary
Alexandra, D. c., Sept s--srd, Washington, Rice, New
o & GEORGE s ney Ms
ron Delano Ogeihorpe, Beard; Lgera (Spj Fabrcu CO.
met (Br) Taber; Anna Minerva Yewn Moses Browns Are
ihusa King; Howell, -; Opulence. spedem William Wal
kerr Cordeia Sherwood; Nmrod, Penecost Saluda Ham-
son Medora, Budd Ocean Briggs Montezama, SMITH Eliza
Grant TiShs Francis, tBrl Mannng Beyidsra Bailey;
lBr) Owens Andres Cogging Cupido, r) Schultz Langdan
Cheve Harrson Lawrence Herbes Nancy Jane, Watson;
Gen Pnckney; Grand Turk, Nichols Atlantic, Godirey De-
laware Ames k
savannah, Sept 8-Ar Moctezuma, Mauran New York;
Miedgevile Porter do Susannah Cummings Saer, Ports
mouth. N. H. The Alexandria, Covr for Providence which
Sunday last put back yesterday Of
head winds
Mobile Sept. 3-Cpd, Warsaw, Sheffield, Tampa Bay.
New Orleans Sept 1-Ctd, John Sergeant Vandy ke New
York-ar Cutter, Ryder Bostonsrd. Archer, New Ysrk