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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

SILK.-Since the mania tor specializing
IN mulberry trees has subsidized, many
persons, We learn, have turned their at
tention in greater or less degree, to-
wards the culture Of Silk. Among those
who have entered into the business on a
scale perhaps as large as any one in this
neghborhood, is MIR. Robert Sinclair,
senior. This gentleman, Notwithstanding
some mishaps, which experience alone VIII
teach him to avoid produced the past sea-
son a sufficient quantity of reeled silk AMI
cocoons to yield him the sum of 1887.
The result is very hattering, and satisfies
Mr.. Sinclair that the business can be prof.
itably pursued, and that il, as in other
States, a small bounty was allowed for its
production, many persons would be IN
duced to enter into the business with prof.
it to themselves md advantage 10 the com.
muniy. Bah. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

TnEArRIcAL. Fanny EIssIer appear.
ed on the night Of the 9Th instant, at the
Park Theatre. New York, in L. Sylphde,
one OF the most arduous characters in the
whole range Of ballot performances. The
house was crowded 10 excess and such
wasihe enthusiasm with which she was re-
ceiveJ, and the disappointment, expressed
by her admirers, who were shut out, that
one night more ere she left for Boston
was aImos, demanded, and she could not
with any grace affix her veto to such re.
quest. Boston Tines.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
ComMoNwEALru rs. SnmmEs.-TI

COMMONWEALTH Us. SEMMEs.-The
prisoner in this cause who had been lbe-
rated on his giving bail in thesum Of ss25 :
600, failing TO appear, IN discharge Of his
'recognlzance, al The present term nf the
Superior Court of Abemarle now in ses-
sion, his default was entered on record
and rule entered against him and the
securities returnable Of the next term to
shew cause why the recognlzauce of bail
should no, be prosecuted TO judgment.
Charlottesville Advocate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

The very Rev. Doctor Barron. Vicar
General OF the Catholic Diocese Of Phila-
delphia, accompanied by another clergy
man OF that church, will sail from Balii-
more for Cape Palmas, Liberia, on the Is,
December. The vessel is devoted to cur
rying thither such of the colored members
of that church us have desired 10 go be.
fore, but were prevented by the fact that
the peculiar tenets Of the church were not
taught in the colony.-N. Y. Erpress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

A 8REAKFAsr CoNraB.-My dear
what o'clock do you suppose il was when
you came home last mig Il
Husband--l believe il was nearly ono,
for your lamp was,itit.
Wile-Yes, but then you know the sun
was up.
This reply produced expr ssive silence
on the par, Of hubby, who gave bis tea
an extra stir.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
100000 Bushels or
WHEAT WANTED.

FUyHE unersIgned, having purchased The extern
III .ive MILLING ESTABLISHMENT Tor
rly owned by SIsub & Company, situate 10 The
i.trict Of Columbia, take the opportunity OF IN
brming tie farmers OF Berkeley and the adJo'alns
fnnnt,es. that they wish to purchase 100 900
BUSHELS OF WHEAT for which they VIII pay
|h- highest market price in cash, when delivered
u the Failing Water Mills. W.T.. or in their Boat
i sny paint on the river in Berkeley or Jtii.rso"
bounty. or the Canal, Washington county. nd -
We wish 10 purchase a large quantity OF Wheat,
|,rmeis will find it greatly 10 their advantage 10
i've ia a call before the, dispose Of their crops.
DOWNS & BEATTY.
Juiy 8 I24l.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, lsA1.

A Cure AND CURIuus AFFAIR,-Jsmcs
E.. Cole, who was sentenced 10 the State
Prison for fifteen yeats, about year since.
for highway robbery in this city, con-
trived an ingenious mode OF escape. which,
however, lacked the most msterial part,
succt IS. II WIS after this wise Cole mad
been employed m the shop making boxes,
10 which materials are sent iron The pris-
on to this city he made one, and put but
tons on the lid, so as to fasten il inside,
and then drove nails around the eoee,
breaking them of thus giving it the APP
.pearance OF being nailed down then d.
iecled il himself to Mr.. John Lame, cor
ner OF Madison and Pike streets in this ci.
~. Having thus far arranged, he em-
ployed negro convict TO place it, after
he had fastened himselfin, 90 board the
sioop Fanny, to be brought to this city.
The box was placed on the wharf. head
donn, and remained there for anou, two
hours, wher il was put IN the cabin of the
sloop. The sloop started during the gale
yesterday, but was obliged 10 put back,
and did not not arrive until this morning.
In the meantime Mr. Lent, one ofthe keep.
ers, missed Cole, and came down toihe city
to iook for him; not hearing Of him here
and learning that the Fanny had not arriv-
ed, he misirusied that Cole was on board,
he therefore boarded her herethis morning
on her arrival, and going into the cabin
saw the box and opened it where he found
Cole nearly exhausted, from his close con.
fnement and not having eaten anything
since yesterday. Cole was immediately
taken to the tombs and will be returned
to his old quarters al o'clock this after
noon.--N. Y. American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

The STAGE. world is stage ;
men and women are the players lance
composes the piece fortune blind jade
distributes the parts; the fools shift the
scenery; the philosophers are the spec
tators the rich occupy the boxes, the
powerful the pit, md the poor the gallery.
The forsaken Of Lady Fortune snufs the
candles; Folly makes The concer--snd
Time drops the curtaln.--Bentley's Mis-.
ceUnnn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

NEw NATIONAL STEAMER. We learn
that the keel of a new Government steam.
err of eight hundred tons is about 10 be
laid at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. All
the blocks are already in readiness. Iii
said size is 10 be fitted with either Hun,
tef's or Ericsson's ptopellers. 1t is yet
uncertain which. This will be the first
steamer ever built by any government to
run without pondefous wheels projecting
from the sides of the vessel. ~. Y. Her.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

Mons RESERVATIONS. -Tne Mill. dye.
vile Geo. Journal. says: The Hon. Jn-
Illus c. Afford and tho Hon. Eugenius A.
Nesbii have resigned their seats in the
Congress of the United Stats. We are
informed that their course, in this r. speet,
proceeds alone from private considerations.
In both of these Gentlemen, the State has
lost valuable representative
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
VOLUME AZ.
TILE MARTINSBuRG GAZETTE,

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1oILaHs AND FIFTY CENTS within the
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ar No paper discontinued initial arrearsges
re- paid, excerpt At the option Of the publisher.
ApvEaTisEMgNrs wtilee insfrtea 'hree times
|, oae Dollar per square Of sixteen lines, and at
Fgcnty five Cents for each subsequent insertion.
fbe number Of insertions n,nst be marked on the
I,anuscrint. or copy Of the advertisements sent, or
will be continued until forbid, aud charged &C
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

New Prisons. We have seen letter
from a distinguished gentleman abroad,
stating tina, the English model prison will
be finished next year. Ii is on the plan
Of separate confinement, and i, is thought
that when finished, il will be the most
complete prison in the world. An insli-
tuition on the same plan is in the course
Of erection at Perth, Scotland. philad.
Inquirer. F
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

FLrRTATIos.-The author OF Charles
O'MaIIey introduces the following queer
illustration into the last number Of that
veriiable narrative:
"Flrtation 10 thing, but it's only a
state Of transition after all tho tadpole
existence Of the lover would be great fun,
il one was never TO become frog under
the hands Of the parson."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

FANNY ELssLER commenced her en-
gngement at the fremont Theatre, Bos.
ton, on Wednesday night, 18th inst, ap.
pearing as Nathalie. The choice Of the
lower tier boxes was sold at aucton--the
premiums amounting to over S200-high
est $50, lowest 50. KY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
TINS ENaLIsa OprRArlrrs-A lolter

THE ENGLISH OPERATIVES. latter
from London says -" The distress 10 the
districts continues, and
among that class Of operatives WIN can
procure money enough to pay for pas
sage, large numbers have already depart
ed for America, hoping to obtain the COM
mon necessaries of life, OF which they are
deprived al home"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

Greenough's grea, Statue Of Washing
ton is about TO be removed TO its appro.
pirate place in the Capitol, and opened 70
public view, e v..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

The Grand Jury Of New York have
found four bills Of Indictment against Col.
Monroe Edwards, for forgery.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

MILL Burnt The large Touring mill
of Mess $. w. & J. James. at Rochester,
N. y, was destroyed by FIRE on the 17Ih
inst. A considerable quantity OF flour,
and 10000 bushels Of wheat were also
burnt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
A SUICIDE.

A man who appeared to be laboring
under feelings of much excitement, while
yesterday afternoon passing across the
river in the steamboat New Philadelphia,
Capt. Doughty suddenly sprang into the
river from The bows Of the boat, which
passed over him-and although every eff
for, was made TO rescue him, he was
drowned. The Captainimmediately stop
ped the boat, and the unfortunate man
was observed to rise to the surface only
once, but he made M effort TO swim.
Just before he took the fatal leap, he hand.
ed letter to passenger, which is de
recte d to Mr.. Samuel Erskine, Baltimore
the contents OF which are as follows;
Nrn.CoIL Cant as lSfI.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
A CARD.
Fresh Drugs, .Egcdtcta,cs, sc.

GYRUP HOREHoUND, Gelarine Csp.nle.
~ Genuine Cologne Water, Comp. Exract Ssr-
sspsrila. Florida Water, Indelble Ink, TruSses Of
ina most approved kind, Superior Winter Strained
Sperm Oh, on Almonds. SNUFF apPee, Mae
oahau. Congress, &c, with other articles connec,-
ed with The trade in general. for sale on reasons
bio tsrns, by w. DORSEY.
September 0. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
: Philadc1pkia, Oct. 10Th, 1871.

Please excuse my trembling hand. |
will shortly be in eternity. drew my
money in the bank here, and hud my
pocket picked not two hours afterwards
Adieu, for ever. was driven to this by
unkind language" lie had here signed
his name" Samuel Erskine"-and rub
bed it out again.) On tho other side he
had written thus:
81 pray to God grant me forgiveness
for rash deed"
The penmanshp is bnd. as il the writer
had been very much agitated at the time.
Phil IRq.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

HNRESH supply Of all kinds OF Candies, Lemons,
n Nuts lar and Box Prunes, Rai.ins and Figs.
Jus, received and for sale, by g. RAENHAL.
. August iar
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28

3A hsSs ANTlETAM NAILS, assorted
sizes Jr't received and for sale by
AUgo'r5 lsal ''" ="
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-10-28
lNUIJUfh, VtPt' @Ti TIT
Mr.. Samuel Efskine

Mr. Samuel Efsklne:
SRI wrote you n few days since, and
have received no answer. wish you
would procure that little carriage. The
little ones are almost ready to ride out.
expected to have seen you home before
this. Your family are well. saw them
this day. In case you do not return d.
rect, drop me line, and say how you
are, &c. RoBERT RHicE.
Below this, the deceased had written as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
IMPORTANT TO ORATORS.

YTNO j. PEASE Il SONDear Your valuable Prera
of orehound deserves few rcmurks from cxpe
rence Being habit addressing
osnd my health aHd strength decayng spirits sinking lungs
failing and fcrine fat In fact had lost all hopes and
fearful of bursting blood vessel when the account
Horehoun Candy and the had effected reached
package VIXEN untavorabc symptom
Disappeared my general health evidently improved now feel
regenerated completely that freely speak better
than did three years ago JWELCn IA Gold Brooklyn,
Agent for the Brooklyn Temperance Society.
AGESrs-Rushton Aspinwa no broadway 10 Aor House and
$40 Broadway; oun Broadway Wadsworth Pro-
vdence Hays Fu,on.st BrookyB PeOr, Rahway, j. and
by the respectable druggists and the city and
throughout the United State..
Merchants the country wishing P-ases Candy ny sending nm
whom they deal with this through
out the United States have general Agents will obtain
the manufacturers lowest prices Terms invariably cash
iel7 J. PEASE 4 son, 10 Diyis.n-st.
dn M Iaaa LInrsaanna CanaX
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
NOME NEED DESPAIR.

RFESSRS. PEASE & SON-Dcar Sirs-Wh pleasure lor""S
l Won this note forth the ncstlnabe virtues 81 your val
b ompouud oarhound Candy convince the sceptca
hat vhon all other fail and the skill OF physicians oudohe,
, the patient try this but least remedy a vi" Fa'se 'a'
enc who is st whitening and gong 10 the tomb
had for years undergo many experiment.; ana "ie @
Of nuabcress remedies and disease increased more
fanmaon lungs materially relieved ana nov
thankful say am permanently and radically cured anu ENJOY
feel bound communicate my case 10 TIE uDci
particularly those who unfortunate as nave oeen
e9 l. A. BOTTOM, w Lud'oW-st
u Meme genuine unless each package signed j. Peaee son
Division street. of whom can he obtaaed WhoIese u leu
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
ORIGIN
CASH TAILORING EsTABLEsFERENT,
2o9 Broddl-ov. .AmerlcGn Ro-cl.

229 Brod6G0H. American fortt-
u bad subject complaint with ihce who were in
lie habit of Pz.g rsdy money for 'her that they were
taxed for others equcnee led strict adherence TO Cas
sales Aro-h ~hk the ds4raum Of satisfaction 10 euo-
and Offering inducements could alone be
pt,hed
The subscriber now receipt OF ue~ and
ishonsb goods tor srng ich offered the inspection
Public under the .;yi-
coupert any trade hist the reduced
prices fail 10 .fer inducements purchasers
city requiring well :. call
fore purchasing elsewhere wM. T. JENNINGS Agent
a:ais II Late Lypde & Jen.4n-s
Il Genuine Drugs and ucdicine.-DAvIu SANDS
CO. respectfully friends AID the Puic generally they
have recently purchased the Drug Store No ~ EAST
co-per Of Narkesreet Formerly knowR Embres The
m been completely ei,ed and rpn>hed hroughou: with choice
assortment OF Drugs. Medicines Chemicals French English and
Aaercau aHucur) Perfupe Fancy Articles Swedish Leech
Every article usually kept ;hc Drug line vi" be fsrnshed
the quality and sc prices cannot fail please Ply
will particular attention and coupe
person always readiness bath NcHr I'D Day. prepare
them in TIC careful and Medicine Chests
for patterns also filed and estted in the
style and the Kinds Of Mineral
santly on hand. in22 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
Dif6: {:

In this city, Sunday afternoon June 20 Maria H. wie oi L'eF
r. Shaw, sged III. ,,, ...o, =
d her funeral this aiterlson o'clock 2i Cherry street.
er which her remains will be removed the couHy for ntermen
In thi. ci l9 daSgter Of jeremiah kersho" aged 2
Jnue 10 Jane Louisa, wife of DIR. John Granger
luue 70 Mary wife Charles X. Hatfield, Es1 aged -
June lS Mrs. Elizabeth Davies, aged 90
Isnn L. Patrick RyaR, aged y.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
Glarricn:

Jue L. Henry Shsmway Helen daughter Of the late Ezra
Al BrookIyn June H. Isaac Post 20 Elizabeth ornhucks
A, saiIa otsego Co. June by The Rev H. Ad9n mr.
Jaud of Greene, Chcnango Co TO Miss Ia'"crfe d. uus
er If Isaac Hayes, E,q. Of the former place
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
CTaTE or FNEW-YOKK-LoANs FOR CARRYING

SEy-KOKK-LOANSF FOR CARRYING
> OK THE PUBLIC WORkS-The Commissioners oil the Cana
Fund entitled &C: 10 provide funds for car
passed April Itn nv
sealed proposals Will be received until Necnes
h day Of July next until four O'Clock IN the
,a day hundred and anety thousand dollars lo
h'e hundeo
dollars the Gencee VALLEY canal hG ".hy
hundred dollars for the construction e Dah
v, canal making in the whole hundred and sixty
thousand dollar. transferable certificates oil SOCK WIN oe
ssd in the name People of the State OF bearing
interest AZ the rate payable quarterly ana
the principal Rburable at the OF the OF '
Canal Fund at any after the first dag Of Juy ioo
4. the same time PROVIDE tor iae reDu-
.c the the Chenune GAIA and feeder passed hP %
scaled proposal. received loan Of nfty thousand
dollars for rebuilding the CRenang canal and FEEDER io
xh transferable stock will be issued II the name 81
People State OF New YORK. bearing interest," AZ le as
i.e per cent annu payable quarterly and the pfacipa Te
bur,able pleasure Of the Commissioners OF The Cana u"c
The snoa should state the the bidder proposes 10
lend ,o dollars an. the amount IN money ne
willing to give hundred dollars ef soch All proposals 70
h .eaed IN and endoed ,h enlargement; OF the Ere
canal or Loan for OF the deHeee seg cd
Loan OF the Black River caIa or oa"
for rebuilding the Chenuns canal ana -eder as e
case enclosed ea'eope direce4 10 the Comptroller
a Albany. - -
,, be deposited credit OF Commissioners Of the Cana
Fund NeIork State Bank at Albany or IL the BaA OF th
M.Hhatras Company the city Of Ncw-fork
The stockholders residing in TIC ls and % senate District and
o.s dn- val the interest on the stock
he by HEM quarterly Bank the Manhattan Company
the CITY York all -Aer stockholders :; me state
Bank n city Albany.
The CON oners re.ery. 20 the gh; Of aking Jess
sum than that offered By bank the
opinion Gus ;ae iatere OF the state
L. BRADSH. Lieut. Governor,
JOHN A. COLLIER, Comptroller,
}. c. SPENCER, Secy of State,
OIL. iOLLRf, Surveyor General,
WILLIS HALL, Atty General,
J.HAIGfiT, Treasurer,
Albany l5 s4l esavl Commissioners of Canal Fsnd
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21

Soce-PETER NJ DON, having opened Law Office IA the
ssc of Ontario Co.. prepared give aud
attention which may HIM for
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
pE}SE,S C0NPOTND n0REUOuND CANDY

eonpo twenty Eve Of the safe and sauary cough
grcdents which the remedy nflhc, from the fact that
remedy another succeeds for the OF coughs,
colds hoaene Irritation ethe throat Group whOopng cough &c.
&c Country merchants and others wishing choice Confectionery at
wholesale well call the undercse ciore leaving
,er orders They will find prices harmonzc wiki
the eyiseaces the Wchavc boxes OF 10 lbs ~ lb p b,
80 lbs and 100 lbs Please favor with call and oblee
elT J. PEASE " SON. - DHloh'>'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
COPpEK. TIN AND ZINC ROOFING.

COPPER, TIN AND ZINC ROOFING.
rsNE would friends the public that he
prepared buildings with the above materials short
notice favorable Reference will to some e the
dr, buildings in cointry workmanship, &c. Bmldags
covered in any part the country Cutters Coce and Leaders Of
the above materials made and repaired, at the
Old Stand No. 20i Canal street;
". II. SWEET
Summer ovens subscriber will Bake no sale
Tin Ware always the A;hauor Cooking Stove the
onv place they can be city. w. II. SWEET 2
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21
NEW GOODS FROM LATE IMPORTATI0NS
Ne,y-yor,. Cash Tailoring Establishment,

l42 Faiton-s'rect Broed'eay
.,lercr arriving IN the citv aud in of fashionable outfit
call and inspect our style oi work. III" cN" ~
quality of our clet cauercs drap dctcs and 'esns imported
bow - cc,raed oNdon and houses expressly fer this
Market and which will be order style that cannot fan to
give perfect satisfaction TO all
Notwithstanding sAncy-a'ins lnst commenced
cur second year making prce>ion old agewe would merely
saw ,hn, o buscss that extent that we are COM
PEELED employ experienced cutters IN the establishments 10
enable US to ill with the prompneSs hat we nave
always done. Our garments are std furnished very
great rc.ciion credit prices and as our oH'ss
no excrtons part shall be spared TO nah@ ' es'oshe
ose of the most fashionable we'll tho mos economical IN tue
,y u Terms Cash delivery and abatement N p''ces n
,eal &c BOOTH, Agent.
u There j. Bnlm in <:ilcad,-Wc' whose ases are
here given having ace3 w coughs colds it'ins OF blood
pain the and chest and incpcn; consumption and having made
Ba7qss celebrated Compound Extract Of Hort'0und
Balm and slippery Elm, with great success feel 1t plea
duty, bear decided testimony II "'or OF lis
, superiority over all aetn which have oken si"ce we
're thus afflicted L. 8 Meulup 1872 Sixth enus v Randall
Sulan-st Mrs Turner, 5ls Hudsonst Geo w Spear
Pa., Miss Mary Day corner Ninth Avenue and Great kn
sl; NJ Turner II John; Stephen Game Sis iiudson' II :
Williams 81 Mrs Aaela NJ Beach $50 Geenweh-sL
Unexpectedly and all those who ny WISH any sFihcf
any ha efficacy above named Extract 10 call upon us
s. The Extract be had at sl Sprinssi Jele
CHEAP COMB AND FANCY GOODS STORE
GEO. = CARY Il CO l95 Pcarlstreet up Stars gear Maiden
la., have variety Goods in their line consisting III ra
COMBS gilt bone and other "tieH Nssde pt
B %s.s Pins ss hoS anI n Wood Mood s Bona md
Corset Rings hraded yards Spool C@i'on Spool
Bead Bags Soaps aud periameries Hair and other Brahes
Saa GLASSES Razors Razor Strops Shaving RoNes @ &c
Inc above Goods be had IN quantities TO su at o lowest
n b. Dealers Bones Horns and Rattan. le2i I'm
RATTANaO Rattan, suitable for U,,asla and o Char
New-York tribune., 1841-06-21

swe harque Frheo Mygad NC nepeyster whi,rnars
wssce Cali, bangor Me, Naih m yeI W pewev julia and Helen
Me- oys Esy1od s " K9st'R5 5oTsy brig rsyc July aasSes
Mcy.r. Br brig Prince Albert ne SG0 II kaa,h rru. brig Doe
Co Ne.P brig Als' weis.er Augusta sher~ood Savannah
sebrs Helen Woss Geo Koi snsa p
fS'Soi lsr.S9ig, Va; Tro NckersOn Bo',oa
Ro.ciu.. colins, m Liverpool 18TH Mag, mdze to E
Collins @so ous fm Liverpool 18th May, mdze to Patman2f6
ra:engs.I .s, Bunker 20 d. I'm Norlean. w Nelson.
Sbp Congress Marshall IS ds I'm Hare mdze to Nesmh "
Ldio sS. ko,irt Bssn ballard LONDON ndze Grn"e
N9ufs sasa Cray &C Ayre hide Eel
SIN G Europe Marshall Liverpool als May, ndze to II Mar
'a sn sas Jenkins Barker Liverpool adze " How
S Rehsi Anderson BerMeu Liverpool al; to order
% 81 1o.a4p Eleu Wilcox 3s d. I'm Palermo Fitch Co
Bark Mary Ch,.n Drew G d. in. RIO Janero coffee &c 10 "
Bsrk Anela Ceoreiesssn Boston mdzc to order
Rark Sugamore. Moore, 20 DIS in Palermo f'ut &c 10
R Brie Helen Bark- II d. fm Iand salt to q a. i'G p
Br Brig Emily Cooper 20 ds n Slerrc Ieo - 10 Zacri.son
Brig Amerc' Roberts 70 DIS i" C"'s''
Big Michigan livery Halifax with pa'e"5 0'" eS
R Amanda ore IL ds m Turks Island sat to & '2arie our @
Brig Pauline, Manson, 10 de I'm mo ''"'''
h1sgi e Frances Ann Peabody d I'm Pcrnmbuco wood &c to
Rr" Edward aine Rio JaneirO, coffee TO l. PPP'
70, W.hinron Burns Croix, iyInar Co.
B,;s hley Sherwood G ds I'm Charleston Cotton &c
d.; Poll Powell Wimngtos, NC Naval Stores Powell
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