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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19
MIR. VAN buren,.

As we published some time ago a poetical
squb against Henry Clay, we'll restore the bal
ance Of power by one from the N. Y. Dispatch,
relative 10 the "Prcsident of these U. States"
The Kinderhook cabbage leaves have been bet
ter for him than the SybiAine leaves of the an.
clients. Here then 10 the article, but we miss
the correct likeness of"the man Of the people,"
which appears at the head of ii in the Dispatch
~ o. Times.
A NORTHERN REFRAIN.
Near stream where roamad the savage,
Long time ago,
But whore more late has grown the cabbage,
In row by row
There dwelt u cove as straight as an arrow,
In stature low;
Cabbage heads he sold from barrow
Long time ago.
lie of name and fame bethought him
Long time ago.
His shrewd and crafty cunning taught him
The path to go;
While 10 hopes fond words he listened
Murmuring low,
Joyously his keen eyes glistened
Long time ago
Devices deep and artful raised him
Long time ago
For his acts have any praised himG
Oh! no ono, no.
Soon from Office he'll be bundled
With leave TO 60
Where his cabbage he trundled
Long time ago.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19

Natural Curiosity.-On Sunday last, it being
the first pleasant day we had experienced for
a considerable length Of time, we felt an incli.
nation TO exercise our powers Of locomotion.-
In compliance with our inclination we strolled
along down the Levee Of the Sectnd Munich.
paIlty, until we were attracted by some fine
carvings, figure heads, which we stopped TO OK.
anime more infinitely. In prosecution of our
plan, we found It necessary to 90 on board a
ship lying near, in order TO obtain better
view. The Shakespeare, from Liverpool, ".
ing mos convenient, we selected her as point
from which 10 make our observations. On
boarding, we were met very politely by Capt.
Henderson, who, after pointing out such curl.
oSltles as the view afforded, asked us into the
cabin, where he set before US some most excel.
lent wine, and with true English hospitality,
pressed us to parake. While discussing the
wine, we discovered two bottles, which, on OK.
animation, proved TO contain locusts, in state
OF preservation. On inquiry, we were inform.
I'd, by Capt. H. that they were taken on board
the ship during his last voyage from Liverpool,
At least 800 miles from land, and when they
had been out about three weeks. He (,he CAP.
lain) did not think they had any means OF res
ling themselves, but concluded that they must
have been constantly on the wing. He infor
med us that he had been more than twenty |
years at sea, and had never seen any thing Of !
The kind before. The locusts are something
over two inches in length. Lafayette Chroai'
RE.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19

:, MAJOR Do~nmg.-A correspondent Of the
New York American, who had enjoyed the ad.
vantage olan interview with this veteran poll
!lc'an aud tinancier, on his way from Wash
lhS'on down East, took the occasion 10 sound
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
GRANDJKAN's COMPOSITION
III u M A N HI A I r (.

90 Great and great reputation proofs that
this article is the only Of the kind which produces good
effects and useful to the Human Hair The article
with il its recommendation and not to be eassed with
that host Of limitations with which the city abounds It
usage considered corporeal fat will enable the organs
bes and contribute their nutrition and return their
order the alterations arrangement winch
ITS QUALITIES
On the frat day Of its application IL begas TO act in pre-
venting the hair from turning gray
by It's use dry and weak hair will be rendered strong pis
Bile. brilliant asd curly.
BY its employment heads entirely bald will Be rsPlenished
with hair.
valuable specific for all dsessss Of the skin and hair
may be purchased, vhslssas At the following agents IN
New York; .ss.
Mr.. Rosst, n Cedar street. ...
Rushton Aspinwal - william street, lie Broadway, and
10 Aston House. ~.
Mihs u, French Druggist 1s3 Broadway.
Miss Cannon, Broadway under Aston House.
Miss Ramsey, ISL Broadway.
Churman, druggist corner varick and Canal.
Ring, druggist, corner Beecker and Broadway
Country asenfs-Doctor MetcaC fremont street. Boston
Blanchard, Albany-state street, Troy.
A. Lafor. Philsaefphia. - Fourth street.
Dibblc winsdals, Buffalo,
RsusseIle, Cincinnati and 81 Louis.
sicles, New Orleans
Scott, l6S King street, Charleston.
Wanted-Agents for Baltimore and Warrington
PsThoss persons who In Of false hair during
the treatment Be supplied At the establishnent e A.
sortment Of Wigs Tsupee, &c Of manufacture which
the United States The great sale othess
articles has enabled Mr. 0randean 10 6x the price Al S.
GA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
Cattle Market.

Prices little rmer to-day but there has been actual
advance Drovers working hard the prices and
they NAV succeed There for any advance what
ever for the country literally urpisd aud the number in
daily occasoned by the high prices that have been
current here Tor past years This stimulation togo
with the suprabndsn harvest has tended and does STILL
raising Of cattle for slaughter very rapidly For
the months receipts beeve alone have averaged
hundred head To the arrivals have not been large
having reached only five hundreds and there but seven
hundred market cattle included. OF these emily hy
renamed unsod Of the day OF the number Of
fered hundred from the south The basice
driven from the interior Of this state None from the
east.
Over twenty hundred sheep and lambs in market
nearly all ,od fraction better prices than paid last
week The sheep fetched 81 81 go and the lambs S 25
S275.
There only fifty and calves offered and forty sold
mand for them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
Police a. flee.

Attempt to burn the Egyptian Tombs .-On Sun.
day night an alarm Of fre'' given by some of
the prisoners confined in the lower cells Of the city
prison, and on the keepers going to ascertain the
cause of the cry, they ascertained that a burglar
named William Thompson had set fire to the door
of his cell, with the view Of burning himself out
Fortunately the flames had not made much way, and
were extnguished without having effected any ma
teriai damage. The burglar was then removed TO
another cell and heavily ironed.
Wufuily burning a Stabie.-An i'll looking Dutch
loafer, named Henry Rotte, was brought up befcie
justice Palmer, charge Of setting fire to barn
and stable on the Bloomngdale road. 1t appeared
that the accused had been servant to Mr. yau
din, but was discharged for misconduct. After his
discharge, he used to leaf and sleep about the prem
Uses, although repeatedly warned off. When told to
go, he threatened he would burn the premises over
their heads. On Sunday night he TO go on t
of the stabe and in less than ten minutes, the prem
Uses were on fire. Under these circumstances, Rotte
was fully committed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

Nov ABOARD OF ALpERMEN-RepOrts- ia
vor Of widening John street the first day Of May
next: adopted. In favor Of opening Mount Norris
square on the first Of December, 1910: adopted
Several other streets also in the report but on
the motion Of Aid Benson, they were referred back
to the committee for further inquiry.
Adverse to Postponing the sale OF property for the
payment Of assessments, for altering the mode OF
advertising the same: adopted.
Resolution, to appropriate 9S, 200 TO meet the ex-
igencies Of the ensuing year: adopted.
To sell the property Of all defaulters in the pay
ment Of taxes, who may be in for two years
% more Referred to finance committee.
Adjourned TO Monday sen night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

NoaEoLK, Nov l-arr A Alderman. CorsoD, Nforkj IN
Hampton Roads Corah smith, from James river Tor sor.
dszux. -
CRY PoSr Va Nov larr John Estelle, Lee, NYork sid
SequaI, Strong, do; Victory, Brush, do . -,
WiLMsaroN NC Oct 34-arr Usage Leighton, New Yorh;
Time Gwiun do Lawrence Townsend, do; 3Sth, Grand
Turk Nichols do; 26th cid southernor Conkn, do 18th
Reporter, Smith, do. - .
10th, Florida, Phillips, do.
ST. AuausrIsE, Oct Victoris Kenyaa New York;
Lucena, swasey,do.
Roreigm Ports
HAVANA, Oct l0--arr Frantiva, Rowe Nfork.
MATAazAs Oct LIAR Thos Gener NRork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

IcINE PLATED WARE 4 SUPERIOR FINISHED
II CUTLERY.-Ths saeser'esr ms rseeres rer iass
m. Of ch plated ware consisting Of vermcun'ed Casters
Csks Tea snd Coffee Urnsi Candle
Nj n.sire acts cfSl - Ind leu pieces 81 Ivory,
and silver han6e K.ive. with French forn. Forks en-
A., C.ryer and hne Knives Cor silver Fcss All "s
ale Al very low prices, a. usual, ~ -. 4 49,
Ia DANIEL w. DELEvAN, n Maiden Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

Caution TO GurrEas.-Mr Henry Browne, of East
Broadwav r. urued from shooting excursion on
Saturday and hung his powder flask up In the ktch-
en- The next morning his young boys got hold OF
The combustable material and proceeded to pour out
the same on to the kitchen fire. An explosion Of
course took place, which blew out the windows and
doors and dangerously wounded the unfortunate
cause Of the mischief.
Latesf from Teras Houston papers to the 2lst
and Galveston to the 18th ult have been received -
From them il appears that the yellow fever has been
very bad in both Of those cities The Hon. Henry
Humphreys, Chief Justice, Hon. Robert Barr, Post
epidemic. C. H. Vanwinkle, formerly of New York.
had also died. The raft is to be cleared away from
the Colorado river. Business in Houston was very
dull-almost at a stand still The Indians were MUIR
derng the same ever A party OF thirteen men,
one woman and two children, were attacked about
twenty miles above the city of Austin, and the thir-
teen men killed; the others have not been found
and were probably taken prisoners and carried oil by
the lndia
1rO0stook Timber Sir John Harvey, Of New
brunswick, has issued special edict, commanding
all persons to abstain from trespassing upon the
" disputed territory" They arc particularly eau
toned against cutting timber.
The Iadians.-Advices to the 18th ult, have been
received from st. Augustine. Seven dragons mad
been killed by the indians while crossing Oscilla
river.
Probable suspension of the Poudrette Company
The Pre- sident of the Louisville Poudrette Company
has stopped payment and it is feared that the CON-
pany will be compelled to suspend in consequence.
The New York Poudrette Assoc iaton.is In the same
bad fix. The paper Of its President and several
Directors is selling every day in Wall street at five
per cent month.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
Srute of arnde.

There have been indications in the several rkes Of
any material change consequence of the The pros
poets for cotton gloomy enoug and the opinion IS that y
will fall in Liverpool least I'D There is ittie de-
yarns that loss to the spnners that they
generally stop work wi early candle light consequently the
consumption daily diminished The corn crop will be,
doubt full average but of very poor quality aud the
drs on the Continent grain large The prospect there
FORE for for breadufs has materially altered
since the last advice This will check the ready sale Tor
port which The receipts for the week have found
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

$500 Corp Elves 1885, s2S5o0 do Bonds 9o 1850 do do
9ll-s4ooo Ihad Funds s7-2S shares Bank, rs ia5
do s3od 50 d. ~ sod u do a. i5d % DO % DO
rs tw-50 10 gk CON- 81 40 DO oo5l0 do Farmers
Trust sO-I5o do Dry Dock, 90 do Vcksburg, a750 do
Del I'D So 10 do, 50; 2S do o. sd so d. 5a lod 20
do s3 90 90 o. w; 100 do So Ud % do 5s Od so do,
52 ssOd so do god; 100 do, 52!4i do Am TX Blk 81;
100 do 63t slOd; do $50 do Am Trust 80 43 de-
ST. SO do s6l tw so do S60 do KY 37; 3aO do, 49, 100
do 81 tw; do 37 s30d50 do Blk Of KY 81, Sd $50 do
6s So 50 do &C. s3odi0 do Bostsn Prov 9s ITO do 81
IS do Isl 50 do l45 IS do l4lo do Canton Co.
Bait 24-lO do Harlem Road 30; 10 do 36l IS do So
$50 DO s5s SO $3.50 do Utc schenectady, 1905 so
do, los, GOD; % do, 1854, sl5d
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

A sTRoLooY.-Ew Man s~1 ssery nsr-Ths MONTE
n LY HOROSCOPE FOB NOVEMBER 10 ready 20
sale Contents Fnai Challenge sf Russell Jarvis editor .
the WORLD, which was DELU0ED October rs lssS -
dieed IN the the September number Of the ~
copies, which hand The Horoseors Tor Novemese
also contains the fate Of Manchester, England gusee y
Farmers seamen Merchants Firemen and the pssne IN 81
pess. AIso Weather Guide, aud variety oi osher inter
esiing matter; ali founded on Natural inlo.opm
Tc be hsd al Tmser Fishers 81 Chatham street. -.
street and :, the Geprs Newspaper o6es, i7o Bowe-
pr,e. 4 e~n,. nast'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

VERY GKEAT IMPROVEMENT he's lstesy besu
N made the Of Venera Cases ofevery descrp
ton at Dr. Evans Occ No. ~ Peck Slip Recent cases
cured perfectly few days. without particle Of mercury
Those afflicted with ed protraeted though
they have tried all the advertised quack Boums need not de-
spair. u Peck Slip and juoge for yourevesrs
ember nssI section whatever with Dr. Evans Of Chatham
street. ys!hss oce in cut Of the city All letters
pest paid, ana enclosing fee, attended to- so imss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
TTIGHLY IMPORTANTLY those /

IIIGHLY IMPORTANT-To those in want Of Stocks,
II ready made Linen, Hosiery Gloves and suspenders,
constantly and receiving from the cash auctions
the above good the vass ALSO stock frames Hair
and Bre at the old stand No 90 Nassau street. Mai
where they be had for cash than
other place the city 100 dozen seette Caps or sale very
chear. GA. lnis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

On Monday the 4h in John w. Laverty, aged % years
Of Henry Layerty, Of this city
His friends and and also those OF his father
respectfully Invited attend his funeral WEDNESDAY the
9th instant o'clock, M from his late residence No 65i
Rroadwai, without further invitation.
On Sunday morning Richard Coddngon in the 2sth yeaof
his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05


uCTiON SALE-On Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock, At NO. %
Men Lane, the entire stock Of the tailoring establish
assortment. Beaver Pilot, and Broad Cloths CassD sres
venss &c &c together with large aornsnt Of Cisthing
rsaay made such pst and beav cloth overcoa broad
cloth over and dress coats vests &C large
nant or cut goods MADE vss" NC vim vs'e ssm
desk book case stool. c, al - n;s -, y III cor
cash, BY order Of assignee. . - - ~ 80 = -
M IL. ruas prrr A..
= !. = :, nc = - : = =, 49,
- am = uANCiNG ACADEMY, Tammany Hall.--MR
y rAhhEk has the honor to announce to lis Scholars
mat " consequence OF the public election there will be
Schoo next MS hrst puoiic this will take place
on Wedne gay evening" Nov 18th, and be continued every
Wednesday evening during the season Mr. Browns cesbra
Cd Coton Band IS engaged Mr. Brown has prepared vari
ely Of new music school Days will take place usual,
Thursdays and Saturdays NJ St.
TnuN q GANNON,s I;ouor 81 400
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

DREMIUM RAILWAY STOVES, isse--This valuable
IL improvement for the use Of Coal Wood combining
all he qualities Of Bahng Boiling, Rssstisg Ae witest
diminishing hs heat TO increase the oh % simple
its construction that doubt lie superiority ssr
giving II examination.
For sale osy st lI3 Fulton street, by FISK DENIsON
Also Wilson's Patent recIzn Parlor Crate for the use Of
both Ceal and Wood al the same time.
good assortment Of Hail. rsrsr, Store Oce and Chan
Der Stoves Of eli rss for sale, wholesale and retail on s
most re asonabe terms
Stove and Hardware Merchants furnished with Ascods
Patent Revolving 0r,orops. ON the shortest notice.
ol7.im' ms.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

Decresse, 1,I71,5UI 5,s11 $50 2O6,B89 1850 ala
This shows ves,rcns position especially " take into
consideration the time o. year, which period when pro
ducs pouring III paynen, Of the oan' which viii rapidly
decrease amount and be replaced with bills of esehasge
/. nov certain that the solvent banks will
The, become ccnvnces 81 actual position and strength
he New York banks. The sound banks have, their sus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

II OOMS TO LET.-Two handsomely finished rooms the
N Of house No. John street, to be let
paraey or together They may be had furnished unfur.
ushed without breakst and tea. Enquire the
m,se, $1,000 o22lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

A 1.-the AFFLICTED READ THIsNl- PHYSICIANS
n ALL FARCEii.-DOCTOR MANTACCINt IS IN
TOWNt has been said that great discovery would
be made BY fool Let wsee namele.s German qnsck ad
ven,urer has proclaimed discovery, aud with flourish
ing De chaesee. the memory OF all departed
h,ncans and The ability of eur living ones His Harlequin
patched and shredded advertisement original by stealth like
HE discovery piece ofimpudent hoobyrn aud when his
boast tn his efforts have been crowned with complete
Whoever heard Of disorder existing without it, direct
agency Yet this bedsmite that certain disease
from quack nostrums than from the real deae Truly
tn. discovery; but msiterhis improvement
Manaccni &c Paris could raise the dead Dr. naees o
New York the devil and until the people are well
the imposition will be Continued and the patient will
have to do what he should hare dose tecrecono regu
lar physician. E sNst
Those who prefer reality Of practice Of
will do we'll to cali ., the office Of Doctor Cer
William street where perfect ~ delicate
diseases IN their varfoss stages 10y o7i In
DLUE MEDIUM rApER--ioo realms sized Bile medium
ID For sac by rERssE BROOKS.
olo-y 81 Liberty street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

lOO OOO CASES OF "FEvEs AND Ao 3 -: =.
Row ands Touic Mssur. The provsisior has il his po
session upwards 10000 ee6estes prove the nfalibsT
Of this medicine when properly used including many msnsss
United States expressed hsir gratitude for their -
sov>sicn 70 health BY ~ employ ment For sale ~ OFAIs
rs<v>l agsst, II drug store, No ~ brosdway, brAnnn
nouse, New York. !.
2-aRo~ssls Tcsse MIXTURE Fills" N ssns h a.
6r;epcv a. the Tsaie Misiure for psvw - Aes vsA
be sayasss. Of portal ty ssSe~ fon ffsssisa = b<ssh
-. @aM#& sa.a4N #M.EH - U0lms-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULlST,
903 Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confines his practice 10
DI 8 K A q K 8 OF THE EYE,

From Dr. EiotS extensive practice, and the number Of
en who cannot Be attended during his see hours he hss
yoraby Known for some wear, in this eitv member Of ~
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal Collp Of Sur
geon Edinourga DR.. W. paid much atentea To diseases
The Eye in Psrs and recently TO DR. Eiotrs peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment
Once hours irsm 10 tei o'cIoch. tailv. my33-yn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05
More this year.

At the period in 1897, the number o. vessels IoiA
and the tonnage 3l9s tons; cf 1888
1897, was 40 vessels, and the tonnage, 90 la tons.
Revenue a~vvssr.
The cutter Washington again to cea't for the
relief of vessels during the winter oaths She will placed
under the ccmmasd Of Captain Frazer the that
handed her last winter She the only vessel yet ordered FOR
such valuable service bat We hope that Others will be-
have ,hem together with the constitute the hsme
sauadrou1 These ave could cruise from Maine 10 Georgia
relieve every vessel that arrived the coast
Captain Frazer rendered imporsn services winter with
spi, the Washington, and he Distressed and
property from destruction Eve could CERTAINLY d.
and I'D the mercantile marine very asvantaxeeu.lr Besides
the squadron would afford fine sshosl for boys entering the
service The, wsud learn much abost the
coa.t In vessels cruising they would By any other means
Nichols Ausiin 81 South Kngsowp has been appointed
lieutenant m the service o. the United States
Unises asas~s Pevss. ..e
p,pt spgtyun. Nov 3-arr Albany. Burns New yort; cid
Michigan. Allen. do; shark, Stevenson, do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wholesale asa r.
square and Bowery daily receiving from importers and Auc
ton Ribbons and shs Of the latest mporations consisting
Of rich 0ros de Naples and satin Ribbons heavy chang
able embroidered Gros De Naples Ribb~ns super extra
brodered satin Ribbon. changabe 6gd satin Ribbons vari
styles plaid Ribbons embroidered plaid Ribbons pIsn
taes and satin Ribbons ell widths and coorsj large
sorment Of Cap Rbbon also 6gd and plain oks and Bat
ms velvs,s Grapes Grape Lsss Wire and mnSy articles
general with great variety Of fancy Dry Goods
such shsws Gloves Hosiery veils fancy Hdkfs sesre
Thread Edsng &C. also, rich assortment Of black
Mschlin Trimming Lace.
N BRscsved this day ose case Of Rep s,hs containing
bse pink white and mode seors OF various shades sso
Of ehaRgable uncut velvets.
90 City and country Milliners supplied
ola lm'is G. b. LEVY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

vT,o PERSONS COMMENCING HoUsEKEEPIN0.-
suite Of Roo~s, consisting Of bed chamber sitting
great bargaia Apply At - Canal stssst between iass
o9l #M II ~ tn N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

The majority banks Of PhiladsiPnia are last esns
balances aud will doubtless resume as soon as they get
clear Of the wreck Of the United States Bank and its accom-
pce the Girard Some months must however, necessarily
eapse before revves there u every appearance that
sound bottom Business, cannot hsweyer
move freely until some settlement is had with the nsoyen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

EATLlN'S INDIAN GALLERY in Stuyvesant Institute,
~ positively closes this week There added to the
collection one hundred paintings before exhibited
n4-lw~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-05

Cleared.
Clara (Br) Cook, Bsrbadoes Sullivan Brown, Charleon
Hector, Post Mobile; w kempton, Bedei Norfolk, Va;
Reside Langley Boston; Caroline, Bscher Pernambuco
Hero Holmes achicoa; Chas Richmond Presbrey, Taun
ten Mass; Mogu Jones' Norfolk, Va; Avance (swedsh) La
gus Farhaven, CT; Perry Hamilton Charleston; Louisville
Allen NOrehns; Gccreiana, Parson, New Orleans swure
Terbe Cadiz; Isabella, (Bremen) ANDERSEN, Bremen.
Arrived.
Ship 81 Marks, var.ham, days from Liverpool, mdz, TO
order
Packet ship tuginian Harris from Liverpool 7h Oct mdr
10 Kermit.
ship Rambler BAXTER IS ds fun Palermo with FRUIT &c
Blown.
Packet ship Toronto 0r'wold London and Portsmouth,
llth Oct, to j Grswold. et
Ship Vandalia ssule from Liverpool 9stA Sept mdr Herd
Ship Franconis Blake from Liverpool asa Sept mdr
Barb Mary Kimsal Churchill 10 DIS I'm Turks Island, SALT
&c 10 Kimoall \ Sheldon.
Barn Noble Manson 90 d I'm Lsghorn via Gibraltar mdz
I Stalker.
Brig Cheflan Crocker ds I'm Lubee plaster, ME-
Brig Bsen.. Ayre. Stewart 10 dsfm Charleston cotton &c
Durham Dimon.
Brig Capar Hau,er Kingsbury "a ds I'm Vera Crur, wosd
&c to order.
Brig o,rsno, Dots. So d I'm Rio GraDds with hides 81 TO
order.
na, ~ ds-with sir Lionel Smith. late Gov OF Jamaica
Three mased schr vesper Trot - ds FIN 81 Jago de Cuba
sugar. TO NJ Taylor. .... .
sshr 81 Cloud Wood day, from Bueh with FISH, to the
master
sehr Sarah Everett days from Digby, with ssh 10 the
schr Victoria Allen days from New London in ballast,
10 order.
sehr Julia Martina Pnhham aay. I'm Labee plaster 70
sehr Baltimore wosan.s d. I'm Baltimore, with mdr to
Hunter.