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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
V . L. XIV. No 90

RESOLVED, That for its accomDI;.h
every one who can think, and MAKE ,a'LLn nn
his thoughts, can help in bringing thai nu U
al power into efficient activity. "'' @0t,
RESOLVED, That the instrumenraI;,n
which this is to be done is, the PROCLAIM o.
of the truth, through every proper maa op
of communication of mind with mind Gutuq
the illustrating and enforcing of it BY a.. soo
sistent example. 'ON
Voted that the Secretary furnish 49,,
Of the proceedings of this Conyep,;on r r.
publication in the Vermont Telegram. An.
Vermont Chronicle.
- Convention adjourned sine de-
HARRY HALE, President
B BaH,' p Bt pasn'r, Secretaries.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

strict Boptist. however bigoted, would
withstand such wisdom. and christians
might form one glorious circumcision hav-
mo one Lord, many faiths and no bap-
ism. This new translation, my dear sir,
would help you very much to support the
system which you have advocated in the
you have written to me.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
rom Correspondence N. Y. Observer.

SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The annual re-
port of the mission. up 10 June last, has
been received. The number of church
members in regular Standing was about
$1,000. | presume there are also, as
usual, large number under suspension,
who will yet be restored TO church plivi'
leges. The number admitted during the
year was about 1900.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

DANIEL WEBsTER.-T0e papers s.
that the Secretary Of State denies, With b.
own affidavit, and the afiiavi.s of il 3.
clerks, the weigbty cha Ct brou5MaeaI-,
him, as copied INFO last weeks Trirsra'.
/ have no, Seen the denial, ia form"
presume the papers state The Halter e..
reelIy.
Thank VIM. sIade, NJ c., fora coz!
of his print d Speech, on the Tariff qo@'
ton. 1t is production that mus have
cost great research.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
For the Telegraph.

\ For the Telegraph.
| Orange County Anti-S1avery Convention.
Holden at Randolph, Feb'y 3, 1912, in
: pursuance Of the call Of the Executive Com
mittee of the State Anti Slavery Society,
was called to order by Enoch Hebard, Esq.
of Randolph, and organized by the appoint
ment of HARRY HALE, Of Chelsea, President.
Phlander Perrin and Benz. T. Blodeett,
| Secretaries.
The following resolutions were introduced
by G. G. Burleigh, accompanied with appro-
pirate remarks, and unanimously adopted by
The Convention
ResoLDed That slavery is unchristian and
anti-chris,ian, not merely because il is con-
trary to some of the doctrines and precepts
Of the Gospel, but because it is al wal with
the fundamental and all-including principle
of Christianity; and continual disobedi.
ence of that precept which constitutes the
essence of the whole code of the Christian
law, so far as Christianity is designed 10
teach mans relation and duty to his fellow
man. $3.50 ss#.@s II ~ 49,
Resolved, That the basis Of the Anti
Slavery enterprise is this al.including prin-
ciple of the Christian code, this fundaInent-
al doctrine Of the Christian creed and that
abolitionism is nothing else than this doc
trine applied TO the subject of slavery.
ResolDed, That the whole course Of events
affecting the progress Of this enterprise, and
especially those of recent date,gVes US strong
encouragement 10 persevere> 10 lis lprosecu-
lion not doubling that God, in his proyi-
dence, is working for lis advancement, and,
what He hath begun, He is both able and
willing to carry forward 10 lis triumphant
termination. -....A -. ..1.s -.
ResoEred, In view of the principles pre-
scented in the above resolutions, that To up
hold slavery, TO apologize for il, 10 refuse TO
bear testimony against IL IS to take posi-
ton Of hostility 10 Christianity, and 10 ex
bibir either an ignorance of the character
or destitution of the spirit of that religion |
RESOLVED, That for these reasons no nro- |
fessed religious teacher, who supports slave |
ry by active participation In il, by apologiz- |
ing for It's continuance or by refusing to !
speak openly & decidedly against it, deserves
10 be regarded as minister of the Gospel
OF Christ; and that no professedlv religious
organization which extends its Fellowship
10 slavery ought to be recognized as a Chris
liam Church.
ResOIred, That we are verify guilty con-
corning our enslaved brother, if we neglect
10 use, according 10 our best judgment, such
means as we righteully can, to bring about
his deliverance.
RESOLVED, That the moral power of the
North faithfully, earnestly, and persevering-
" employed, is adequate (under God) to
The peaceful and bloodless abolition of south I
ern slavery, and may be rightfully exerted
% effect that object.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

n*@a Or the 'eIesIsPL
Brother Murray My heart has bs.,
exceedingly panied since reading the p,.,
duction of yourcorrespondent, mo lro1r
| shall mot attempt TO answer him. win
only saytthat if the spirit of iDfdeIitv'h..
already become thus BOLD, it is time f..
the spirit of the Chr'slia" 10 begin 10 ST,
ITSELF: is time for the ehUrcbIlo BE- NOV.
ing, Therefore re'commeOd' that head.
of families meet and consult together ia
know how they can oest'prepore The mind,
of their children TO withstand the leng.s
tons which designing men will lay Jclor.
them. "
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
Temperance House in Middlesar9'

See advertisement in another co'u"'.
1t is cause for RIO cling to the lT''',' !
Temperance that such house IS 0P'D'C'
LIT it have such patronage as 10 5''-'
it permanently. Friend Brown d"
fident, is qualified Tor keeping a O'S' !
house. Let him be sustained ID '"'
work. --E5
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

s. One son Of STAKEHOLDER, and himself a slave
the Board, in Bnrmah.,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

The public Witnesses are multiplying. When |
the working people take up their pens, as they
are now beginning to do, something effectual will
be DONE The more productions like the follow !
ing the better. 1t has common sense, Christian
fidelity, aid life in it. Say on, good friends-say
on.
Letter from brother ShIpman. :Ut /
Dear Brother Murray: .="<.s.
- should be glad to say word of
encouragement, whilst | see you almost
single. handed, bold for The truth; and
willis, see now and then one "come up
to the help of the Lord against the Nigh
ty." | want to be numbered with the
little band. And, whilst on the other
hand, / see our popular religious lead
ers," land by theby they are just what the
people would have them to be- and the
protested church, mingling with the world,
and with political parties, and see world
of sin and sorrow--of oppression and the
oppressed of war and its victims -of
drunkenness and its thIonging horrors,
| Though 10 this last there Is little dawn
ing of light of luxury and Starvation
and indeed more than can name here
say when l see all this. am distressed,
and that exceedingly, and am led to in
quire-where is the church of God; where
are they that should stay up the hands Of
the faithful, and stand firm for the truth ?
And as an but child in Christ, of but
seven years old, and that not under The
best of tuition, want you fol me to ask
the watchmen; flor sure there must Be
some that can tell J ".Watehmen, what
of the night?" for "surely the Lord God
will do nothing but he revealeth il TO his
servants the prophets. Amos iii: 7.
believe that some of the writer's on Non
Resistance hold forth the idea that the
world will gradually come under the law
} of love, or In "a great measure. But | dc
) not find any such doctrine taught in the
BibIe:-"But evil men and seducers shall
wax worse and worse" Paul Still
this does no: lessen our duty, but we mus
"cry aloud and spare not" The oppos
ers of Non Resistance exutingly tell US
"Ye can't live by it," But we have tive
strings to our bow; if we can't live by it
wecan die by it
Yours, in the gospel faith,
HIRAM SHlPMAN.
LNo.4 A ~, NJ V 10 1910
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
Yours, in the gospel faith,
HIRAM SHlPMAN.

Fort Ann, N. Y, Feb. IL, 1912.
P. S. Now, Brother, have no partic-
uIar anxiety that you should give the
above place in your paper; but wan:
you to press thsquestion TO the watchmen
- watchmen what of the night2' watch
man, what of the night2' For when l
look at my fellow men, including profess
ed followers of Christ. feel exceedingly
anxious that the present scene should BE-
past, and that we should be hold bright
er. H S.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23
n o = f S

(D Brother Hascall has not qaoted the
whole passage from The words Of the Saw
Tor on this point. The whole passage reads
thus :-"Ye are the salt of The earth but
If The salt hare lost his sar0r, qcherenith
shall IL be satted2 IL is thencetorth good
for nothing, but ODE cast out, and to be
trodden uaader foot Of men. Ye are the
light Of the world. A city that is sci on a
hill can not be hid. Neither eio men Eght
a candle, and Fut IL under busheL, but
on a cdndtestick and IL gi1eth tight to
all that are In the house Let go,tr light
so shine before men, that they may see
your good arorks, and glorify your Father
lchich IS in heoren.r How can church
that is corrupted and darkenedn with a
stupendous system Of sin which involves
theft, piracy and soul-nlurder, eniighten and
save the world2 Ii il convert men 10 its
own standard Of morality and religion, they
are converted 10 the support of these vilest
Of all the denominations which are suffered
10 curse the world and carry souls down TO
perdnion.
(2) So brother Hascall thinks.
(3) This is an astounding admission. Or
rather It is astonishing that after making
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

The BRANDON AHTI-SLAVERY - ,s
will hold sn adjourned meeting al 'IC x.
School House in the Village, Oh ~. Al
day erening, 23d instant commsn'' ,.s,.
half past six. With permission OF Inc ~ ,,o.
ing, the following resolutions Will O'
duced for discussion: ,rsr
Resolped, That principles should !.c oss:
be sacrificed to numbers that our suv rs 10
under God, depends on our adhef II, 5;.rs
radical truth - that to forget this rf ., op,
gard it, and, for the sake of sTeI III SnoIs
ranks, lower down our standard, I" M" ds
the least compromise with orally Ono "p az
signing politicians and relIsIonlli1' o',arIrr,~
now counting our favor from all i "a Tiobt,
would be treason 10 humanity anu -
eousness, and ruin to our hol Y cause King for
Resolved, That agitation is the '""'
such times as these.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

OBITuARY NortCE OF BROTHER AMOS 0I -,
Those friends in Charlotte who "Fo'' ~ -.
dozen extra copies of the TrIeSf'fI ,1,,,
tanning this notice, ale informed '01'' ~.
their line wa. received, | had mailed i've.
extra copies to the Widow Of the os'''.
have no more TO spare.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-23

The public Witnesses are multiplying When
the working people take up their pens, as they
are now beginning to do, something effectual will
be done. The more productions like the follow
ing the better. II has common sense, Christian
fidelity, aid life in it. Say on, good friends-say
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18


Lo-don lllh Adelaide Liverpooi; John May fadsow
Leven Lass Glasgow; Monarch, London. Cid 10TH Saus
Cork Brilliant Liverpoo Duke Of Clarence London, Ocean
Wae.fo,d Industry Sligo; leh Fortune swansea; Lady
ssn New ease Arab London; Guysbornsgh 18th
Josepha Belfast Csmbran, Milford, Corvallis Waterford
Merlin Liverpool; Dew Drop, -; Mary London Bryan
Ahhs, Limenck; EI-rgi Hull,
MosTREAL, Oct i4-Au Perth Lo,don.
SuRsA Sept7-In Garnet. for Boston, ldg; Premium
do disg; Wsshul for Newbern NC day; New
england. Just arrived. disg.
Home Ports.
BUFFALO Oct IAu Great w. stern Chicago; VermilIion
Detroit; O~anuDgah do; Amazon Granger Commodore
Cieveland South America Biack Rivers Scioto Ssnduskv:
Co,stellaoa dol Wayne, Toledo; Wisconsin, Columbus and
Nj Heime Chicago; St.tes, Porter, Commodore Cevr-
land and Pennsylvania Cleveand Alps Silver Geek Oeyo-
lin Detroit; skinner Haron Phisdelphia. Michigan Cy.
d.; Ganses DeToit FisDdship Thinker Bay; Madison
Gazette and Merck, Oswego; Express, Vemillion.
fHiLApELrHIA. Oct IT-An Violet. ST Jago de Caba L
Acksrmap Newpor Thomas Fenner Providence Black Da-
Rs Una Albany ga Ccos9 Mobie Acorn Bos,onj Squire
side.
NoRroLK Oct H-An Marion, Boston; Catharine Wilcox.
Lcomb York; Iowa. Keney, do Cid Rott Watts, Balti
more; AMETHYST, West indies; 18th, Monroe, do.
NYork.
CHAnI Esros, Oct H-An Perry, NewYork; Salem Boston;
Nm Washington, New Bedford Sid Sullivan, Brown New
SAVANNAH, Oct I3--An J. A Lancaster Richmond. with
dam Below Woodstock Baker from NYork Cid Savan-
nah Havana.
MoBrLr. Oct I0-Arr Lincoln, Boston
- New ORLEANS, Oct 8-Cld Mozart Havrr; Chas William,
Arr Deucson Greenock: Alabama Barker, NYoIk; Nnrod
Hamburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
Passengers Arrived.

LoNDoN-Packet ship Hendrck Hudson-John Marling
Mrs Eliaaef,h Ma5ns Miss Ellen MarIins John Mar
andeI Msrlng and Rev James Drum
mond, Ms Eliza Drnmmond James Dummond Jr, Masters
E Ella pM,gmTond and servant Mis-. Jane Mss Edith
Charles Leslie, Henry Jacob NJ y, Miss Anne Z Lemon.
Rott Hebdel Mrs Mary Hebden, Miss Mary Hebden
Edward. d william MisS WILLIAM John
dsn G'o1ce;tershiIe Mrs Caharne Howit Miss Catharine
Ho witt Guelph, UC NJ" Sophia Cohen Master Frederick G
Miss Mis- EyosspapWs Hs,sr Mrs EH.bs, Whit. william
Payne Eastpor Mel Rev CHARLES Courenay Docking Bury;
Rr Charlie. Beck Philadelphia; William Hoskins, Mrs Julia
IRE 9s;,t Mn M, Greene Lodi Ill WIN Gilbert Miss Cso
fifth Baltimore; MIS- Anne Paul Boston; Dr. Jno Arnold Rush
vile, Inl-l0O in the steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

GRAND CONCERT-MADAME MEcOvINO MA
LONE begs 90 inform her friends and the public that she
Will give a Grand Concert At the Apoilo Rooms
ON THURSDAY. OCT. %,
assisted by the following minent artsMr and Nrs c. F.
HORN. h.ir 6r.t appearance this sxnor DE Beg
Ms, and MIR TIMM who will preside the piano. Pieces
q he most select ian music with English Irish and Scotch
Ballads W ii be fo the particulars Of wh
had
dollars family tickets admit i've three dos oi7 ttsec
SFLECT SCHOOL FOR DANCI O. Waiting &c.
~ Granite Buildings, &c Broadw " in Oh m
hers street Mr. W T. Morton specially 10 hi.
fiends and hs public, thai he his taken The
above buidng with dressing attached these
have recently been the compete order
attention comfort and will be tiitnily
minated with gas-compstent will also b.
in the Dire MI Motion will exercise his pupils
extension mo,oa. aud waking essential the ,,eoes
msnt On the 'or.noons Of the DAYS Mr. NJ will be
happy odevot. his ices TO and DESTROYS Of
tuition. The school will open cd the 18th st.
and Saturdays OcOcs 70. young ladies.
AZ o'clock for and the for
Pupils public practising alternate Thursday evenings
the second hurscay November Boarding
alQa .,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
Foreign Importat,ons.

LoNpoN-Ship HendIck Hudson-i pkg Morgan-79 G
Mor.wood coo VS. Bantow 4 co-s7 Collins
co--nG Thoreurn-Il Lsndwith co.. Buck & CO.
a II Chanman-l3o Meyer& sons Mulford--Is Jes-
snpI3 Wnght-6 Martin 4 co3 Sands, Fox coz q
Link VyseI2 Z Baldwin, w Taylor-l d Appleton
- smsnIl Lsnning es-i Fr:ise-i Rose Owen
L Smith, G w Bsn-l w w Chester-i Cassidy & son
-l6 Wood Johnsion& Burrit-2s7 pkgs TO order.
SANTA CRuz-Bng Selma-32 logs mahogany do ced
s wood poles hhds 4 ties Dbl honey IS tons fusc
MosTEeo BAy-Schr Collectorl5a pmenro Dunscomb
b Beckwilh-30 Gilline co--l65 TO order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
Married..

On Sunday evening" 10th inst, by the Right Rev. Bish
op Onderdonk Mr. JAMES ScoBE, of Perth Scotland to
Mrs ELIZABETH w. RosHoRE, daughter of the late John
4. Ball.
At Bath, Me-, the 10th inst. Nj. FREDERICK Coop
RIDGE Of the firm Off s. r. Goodridge, New York to
Miss NANCY daughter of J. N. Moody, Esq., of Bath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
NAUTICAL EXPERIMENTs,

NAOTICAL EXPEHImENTB,
AT CASTLE GARDEN, UNDER THE DIREC-
TON OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
ON Tuesday the 18th Of October the fair day,
should that prove unfAvorabe, Regatta with Nam
cal and Scientific experiments will take place above
The exercises will commence at 10 and continue
throughout the day.
The MAGNETIC TELEoRAYH Of Professo will
ysy orders Governors Island under the attendance OF
Colooe Bankhead
MATCHES WITH sails OARs-Undsr the direction Of
Offcen OF the Navy.
Persons wishing boats make matches will apply
for blank forms the Nautical COMMITTEES Nibo's,
French & Heiser, at Castle Garden.
The SUBMARINE Battery. under direction Of Mr.. Samuel
Colt viii blo~ vessel Of about $50 containing life
prsseTvers, &c, att p. M.
For particulars programme published the morning Of
the 18Th
white flag will be hoisted the artery and pub
lie places should the weather be unfavobe require
poslpOnement. ol6 Ctr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

Napai Sores.-North County Turpentne sold at % 10
bbl Rope Makers Tar brought 81 673 bbl North Coun
ty Rosn sold at 81 Ter bb white Rosin So 37I cash;
titled 40c gall. =
OsEnglish Linseed is in second hands at CSC, cash.
and American at e2c Crude Sperm Oil is held at CSC;
50 81 basket for Marsees; So so for Nice. md 81 rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
Domestic Markets.

ST LOUIS, Oct T. ls42The is fast approaching
when there should be stir Of business the evee but
little else is doing forwarding Lead - So -four
81 90 81 70; tobacco 81 90 to So according quality
City Scrip has improved say from 40 per cent discount to
% In these funds all the contracts and debts OF the city
paid which makes ruinous business for those whom
necessity compels to receiveit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
Cattle Market,

About thirty five hundred beeves, cows calves sheep
and lambs were market this morning. or these there
least four hundred left unsold All the beeves
ranged from 81 so to S. IS hundred weight the sheep
from 81 Is 80 so each lambs from rs cents 50 So and
the and calves from $40 $3S. Quality, 80 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18

=, HAyaE-Packet ship Suly-Rev Alexander Crossloyicz
Frederick Benznger John Benzne er John Esehbach Jr
Baltmore Mr. Cnsnop, Mr. Caldwell DR. Ropb Alexis Blanc
,Sr CHo!x AND ST THoMAs-ship Emily-Captain Brgg,
EdmSnd LIND aud LADY Mr. King Mss Mary King Mis-,
and Two servants. Rese, Monson lady and servant
Ktchs. Charles Walker WIN Moore and lady, Miss 0raydon
two Masters Moore, Mis- Moore and friend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
UP TOWN CONVENIENCE.

HAVE this day opened for myself in the upper part the
G an Mt Tor The supply OF families end psrie.
h,yr CONNECTED with the SUPPLY Of Poultry and Of
please favor me with their patronage and will my
nc,es to be the best Supes Of Oysters and Game
miles az any time Tbs long experience which have had
the oyster trade at my fathers stabhment Broad
will able always furnish the BEST which shall sell as
cheap any other wholesale establishment.
GEO. T. DOWNING, 800 Fourth street.
the I'd door east OF Broadway
Gentlemen at any time have a supper OF Oysters and
Game my establishment.
fickled Oysters always on hand ola q "A afrc
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Died.

On Sunday morning, ELIZABETH YouNGs, daughter of
the late George Ulshoefer, aged 81.
At Fairfield, Conn.,, on the 9Th inst, JOHN G. ALLEN,
aged u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
COLUMBIA CoLLEoE. New York.
COUNTERFEIT OF CLIREHUGHs
TRICOPHEROUS

IMITATION Of "Clrehugh's Tricopherous," for the
"A human hair, the West and deleerious
at present attempted be palmed of the public under the
same The who makes that the
same as the originals md purchasers
Medicated Compound secured by letters OF the
States and the public thus protected
useina the Ingredients
letter received from Washington states that Cehaghs
TncoIherous the only article Of that for VIII
has been granted and compound Of the
The ogna and genuine Bsdness and Grey Hair and
application entirely relieves the head from Scu and Dam
Diff
Price 81 bottle Principal oces 2o5 and GOT Broadway.
corner Fulton To nt Paus church. ola 3tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
Cleared.

sa tfS' asa' s'f sSx@, s VIZ;
siisS! T,'f Ssss SFIs: faS%: D%ss
az
Packet she Hendrick Hudson Morgan, from London and
bar. Doad o% Calcium s 1 Ci
p ' s w. Dn I'd Ssas E vi. an
Pons,u. Davis from Norfolk % hours from
FRI !, days from Tsrt. with
Brig Selma Pray from santa Cruz Cuba Sept % with
ss's sss he es. mic Nc
sss s GS z 80 peS sI SsSes spoke of , Msw York
a.; be- o@ Ma s uG". Bs'%Ss days
Bah .shi colssor Frost. e days from ,Monsso Bay "a
John fairfield for Belize. Honduras Lett American
scLI Forest Gich. from H.vre de Grace and hours FIN
Phi
Thaddeu. wapole days from Norfolk with tobacco.
sssbbI Mystic from Virginia, with wood
schr Lexington from Boston.
One ship one brig
The Illinois from Trieste; reported yesterdays Post
sght oil the Highland telegraph station last evening
General Record.
iioor OF the Nlana Charleston from
Maansss Tor fhladep reports that on the h inst lat 81
lon 70 3d. fell in with Of Virginia OF New York
&C. in sinking state and took of captain and crew Oa The
9 , sr ~ Sa % ,rSs, he AL
board Of the Vrg Mai Of twelve ne mons
which fatty refused Capt W stated q, de % h.
short Of provisions The captain Of bark was then
ed 10 furnish with small supply Of but this 10 o
sshmen promptly refused the bark contin,eJ bs
captain stating could put into This
Loss OF Bank PLATo. New BEproRp.-A slip from IN,
Office Of the Sag Harbor CUectoI dated the 18Th ates
Plato Butler from the NV Coast ashore about
miles West Of Montauk Point at four O'Clock rdsy
morning. The mate and -four lost in boat swamped
alongside the ship IL supposed that part Of the will
90 saved She had bsad bbs whale OIL OF the
was insured in The Mutual Safety Office Of this city, An in
spector has been sent TO her
BRo FRArcs LoHpAccounts have been received in this
city, that the Francis Lord Porto Rico for New York
with cargo OF sugar &c stranded the North Carolina
days sncethe landed on the beach
spoken.
Francis Depau, from New York for Savannah Oct 49, off
Charleston bar
Vernon, from Boston for New Orleans. Oct 49, off Charles
ton par -
Nautilus of Portland 81 days from Esnore with foemas
sprung, Oct 7, lat a. As. Ion go 30.
Neyus, from Baltimore for st John, NIB. Oct H. Oh Fire
Island.
Porto Rico from Wilmington. NC for Boston. Oct H. of
William Sally from Castine for Baltimore Oct IS, off
Oseois from Halifax, Ms for Havsn,. Oct 49, of Nae.
Herald from Pcou for Charleston, Oct 49, of Nomans
Land.
Hsieyon from st John. NIB. for New Orleans. Oct 49, of
William Rogers, from Portland Cor Havana, Oct H. of Block
Pearl from Boston for Baltimore Oct Is of Block Island