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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

o. From the ssPriccs Current Of the
ST. Louis Bulletin Of the 9th inst. we
quote as follows:
Sperm candles, (New Bedford) 50 to 40
cts per h.; Nantucket do, 90 to IS; coffee,
(Rio,) l0i a II Cts; Java do. 14al5;
oats IN sacks Is 10 IS cts. per bushel;
without sacks l2 10 Is; corn in do l8 to
90; without Is TO Is; sugar in hhds. to
81 CTS per h.; salt Turks Island 40 to
As cts per bushel; Kcnhawa per Dbl. 81
IS to SO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

@The genllemanly clerk, and other
officers Of The regular Upper Mississippi,
packet Iowa, will please accept our thanks
for furnishing US with files Of the latest
ST. Louis papers.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

FLouR.-The St. Louis papers quote
-four at 81 81 q So SO per barrel. In
Burlington it is held at 81 SO q S..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

o. The last National Intelligencer
received thinks Congress won't adjourn
before the middle Of September.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

FALL WHEAT IS selling in St. Louis
at A. 10 46 cents per bushel; spring
wheat, at IS to 80.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

APPRorRlArE.-ln Wisconsin they call
Doty and his supporters the "Forty
Thieves
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
no. Dougherty's treaty with the Ioways, Octo-
Der 10th. 1898.

the Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi.
Second All claim interest under the treaties
Of August =. 1924, July Is, 1890. and September
treaty as secures ito them two hundren sections 81
and. tie ersctsa Of i've comfortable houses To 3.
close aud break up for them two hundred acres
Of ground, tffurnish than with : ferry boat, one
hundred cows and calves. Eve bulls, one hundred
head ofstock hogs. mill and carpenter.
Though similar in part in the phrasao|l
ogy, those treaties were essentially ~
ierent in their object, as the account RI J,
en- of the origin OF that With the Sacs %
Foxes of Missouri shows; and IT,
count rs proven to be correct by the p. :
ticular reference to the treaty Of the 3rd
Of November, 1904. They relinquished
their claim to portion OF the annuity
under that and several subsequent trea-,
ties, and to all The country between the,
Mississippi and Missouri, meaning their
claim to that portion Of territory now
occupied by the Sacs and Foxes north Of
the Des MONIES, in which they claimed
common interest, Us part of the nation:
and to all other territory between tho two
rivers; the object being to settle all con-
fiicting claims between two bands OF the
same nation, who had once occupied he
same country as one people on both sides
Of the Mississippi, aud who, from The
causes reciied, had become in manner
separate and distinct tribes. The refer.
ence to the treaty Of 1880 was to obtain
~ relinqulshment to mere AuAtine priv
ge on the Missouri upon lands which
had been ceded by the government "a
other Indians who now occupy Il.
The lowas cede in the same general
terms all their Claim between the Missouri
and Mississippi, it is true; but il has been
clearly shown that they had no.claim ex- ]:
Gept to that country lying south Of tho
Des MONIES, and it was to that and that
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

sssC1I 1Issl0 UIu0 wipes 1Ot tnOSe SUD.
stantial things which eventually enable
them to fourish-fellows who make it a
point first to ingratiate themselves among
the women by pulling rhymes and ridicu.
lous pretensions TO piety and who by con-
stantly carrying copy Of Mason's Sacred
Harp TO church finally nasel themselves
into the notice Of a whole congregation
fellows who, following up On advantage,
extend their adventures throughout ali
the ramifications Of psalm singing socie-
ties, mora! reform associations, funera!
celebrations, gospel reyivals, ass debating
clubs. political gatherings, and every spe-
cies Of .'healthfui excitements'' which one
time and another pervade community--ia
each and all Of which Mason's Sacred
Harp man will be found acting busy
part and giving tone, more or less, to the
hull consarn. Thus he manages to mould
all the prejudices and predictions Of
community to suit his own sinister pur-
poses-and combining all tho influences
Of all these elements, he humbugs the
whole, and pockets the spoils Of his n.y.
pocricy. For instance after blowing of
steam at town or county meeting. hay-
ing, as he supposes, efectually sefl-sav
dered the multitude into highly fayora-
BILE opinion Of his merits, he will repair
in the evening to Psalmsinging circle
and join in the chorus Of praise to the
Most High God, and conclude the services
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23


PORTLAND, Nov feAn Tecumseh Besls Phladelnhia for
Boston, President Sargent Phadeipns; Little Mary Kimbsl
lew YORK CID Monument. VinDg Sunam; Lydia, llsley,
PoETsMourH Nov I5-sd Foritude NOriesos Arr 10Th.
Leo Ferwe NYork for Bangor arre number
.rs Sth W m-The above remain in harhor. th light
fresh ~ 1850 ~ . ~
SALEM Nov io-sd Denmark from Boston for Bath; 10 h.
II .nry NJ servfy Baltimore.
BosroS: Nov 2iAu promrt. Haett Baltimore: benjamin.
bgeiow BAXTER. New York; Trio Nickerson do; Don Juan
ftpner do Victor, Hsett doeame Al Rvannis vester
Gay M co With So endid sud F0end, from NYok-Bolins
ne Vineyard he Of about 40 sail astrrn, coming thu
shoal ard Of them The By iasf night sivnsl
avung CID Leda Psnce, Cost of Africa; Zaid Honde,ie
toeny-hss been b.'ow Friday. and prevented from
coming ~ by the strong westerly Wind CID 10Th Richmond
SnnI"s Nt,,iesns snenus, Hadv Cape HavIen Governor
oLnUctsrrh Nov l6-Ar G Phillips NYoh; i7rh SUI
san. Pstis NYork for Calais Texan Leighton Tor
port
EpcARTows Nov lsIn port, Ruby Robinson. NY.,k for
Mschss with damsr cardinal Ward Cor S.lsm; CGum.
h,s Carer Phihdelphis for Newburvrou Vulue, S-,al
NYark for do Lucinda Snow Trundy Norfolk for PymouG
gor Napoleon Portland
PRovDENcE, Nov Is-Arr James Lanrheer Kenny NYork;
Moses Ely Bwen. do CID smi'hfeld Duff Cost Of Arr
ca SD Votae Sleeper, Thom,ston; susannsh Builder Ere
k Kse Clover John cf c"ns ard sn
Potter New York AR 2orh Rhode Island Hull and Apoo.
SID Foster L'ncsster Phadeph'; Ireland somsrs.
Als.Sr Nov a-Ar saml Smith. Kelsey, and Tap,iyy.
Chapman New Haven; Csedoni, Baker and HuDtres
colt North KINGSTON; Gem, Dbcw Providence CD Hsri-
tons TSys Gibbs: and Hefe s"man ProVidsu"e DOS
pHrLADrLrHr,, Nov e2-f'id Aievhsnv Ames, NOreans;
FLORENCE Howlsnd. Barbadoes II Wesico Vance, Jersey
Star, Wilson DO AFT in the schuykill, Maria Hannah
Broadwaer. NYork
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So it appears that nearly half Of the returns are
specie and the sales of produce to the colonies
ceeded the purchases from them in ls40 s575346 This
amount paid 81 72s in SPECIE and the balance in
bills England. This vast and profitable trade to the
United States has all grown up since the proclamation OF
October 1890 During all this Improvement OF the colo
nal market for the sale Of western produce being In
breadsus alone from ss4s 49, in 1922 to S46l66l
IN sio the colonial sales of this identical gypsum have
not increase all clearly showing that the restric-
tons imposed by Great Britain the Of obtaining
thatcommodty, have injured bat her subjects,
the owners of the quarres. An imitation Of that absurd
conduct on the part of the United States, would njure
none but the western farmers who would lose re most
valuable market for their produce which they roy
mand At the same time it would greatly benefit the Ca
madam farmers thereby be relieved from seri
Gus competition This is clear to any who inspects
the state Of the trade that attempt to restrict the
between the United States and the British colonies
has the appearance of direct and wanon attack upon
the farmers pockets.
II is not little astonishing that Caleb Cushing Esq,
Abbott Lawrence Esq and other influential men, Should
attempt far to practice upon the creduy of the people
as to complain of the import Of $4,000 worth of gyp
sum in British American vessels in 1870 when In the same
year American vessels carried to those identical colonies
s4ia4,iS7 Of United States produce. The only object
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
$1,000 900

Here is 900 900 of capital, which yields nothing
owners, and which they cannot realize but at heavy
loss They therefore making efforts to reduce the
respective capitals to the amount OF the estimated losses
in order to obtain income the remainder. very
udicious movement.
The Globe, from Rio de Janeiro brought $40 900 in
specie
Stephen Allen, Esq. has published card. declining
seat in the direction of the Erie Railroad alongside of the
late President and Vice President Others have also de-
cned and unless those two personages resign nsanter
the company will be left without legal managers and be-
come total wreck. Messrs. Bowen and Person were
elected upon the express condition that they would forth
with resign if the gentlemen the ticket would not
serve with them
The left to the creditors and stockholders i'm
mediate appca the Chancellor for injunction, to
take the affairs of the hands Of the present assgnee
Sufficient evidence can be adduc ed before the Chance
by examining the books to warrant this procedure lfhs
is not done, all lost to the creditors We shall give
some facts in day which will enlighten the Gre
diors and show the importance of this movement and
this now the necessary since it apparent that
the PRESIDENT and Vice President holding either to
prevent an investigation the Companys affairs to
compel the Legislature to sell the road so that the ia
my" may get possession of the eastern division at small
cost
Do George Griswold, Charles A. Davis and Sheppard
Knapp and Freeman Campbell Esq consent to the use Of
their directors OF the Erie Railroad ave only
| ask for information
What of that letter from the Lieutenant Governor cleo,
said have been received here the mernng of the Erie
Railroad election requesting that the late President
might be kept director, and which request was ge.
nerously granted by the stockholders Did Mr.. Dickn
| son write it
Can John T. Mumford tell ?
Some three years since, shnplaser bank called The
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Seneca County,
started under suspicious circumstances j. O. Fsnton Pre-
sident That person to this city to make prepare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Nov s.-During the of the last month
some speculative purchases of sugar made
browns to RS for yelows and to RS for whies We
yellows 81 to A. mddlng best yellow Al to ST; whites
7to9 The stock does comprise much of the better
grades.
CofeeThe supplies are larger than usual at this early
sageof the crop which the whole promises to be Of
coed quuay and to yield considerably than last
year The current rates So to $751; for thirds $63
81 for second quay33s I'D to Cd per cwt free on
boerd. The market is bare of the finer sorts.
Erehange-On New York and Boston l a per cent
premium
american Produes-Beef prime and mess, 81 a 0; do
jerked 10; butter IL 25 candles, mould lat ISL do
SPERM gtl 81 49, cheese IL Isl csndlewick b. %
RS; Goldfish al S2f 81 -four Is al5s; hams III lard
it 1915 onions 100 lunches 81 pork, Dbl 10 Is;
potatoes Dbl a2; rice S; soap, yellow, 81 tar brl
AZ; spirits turp. ntine a. 81; lumber p Is %;
do PIP, % 26; hid shocks with heading, each 81 n rs
hoops, 1000. $3l a "a
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Here the result of this magical gypsum trade which
has fallen of % per cent since 1884, while the exports
domestic produce in American vessels have increased 100
per cent and in foreign vessels so per cent The imports
OF colonial goods in American vessels has increased 30
per cent and in the same ratio in foreign vessels Now
Mr. Cushing in full view of this trade grown up
advantageously to the United States in consequence
the pro lamaon of October 1890 hestates not to
mend that this trade should be destroyed because
sum comes in foreign bottoms" Let compile from
official documents the quantities of American agrcutu
raj produce sent to the British American colonies and
West Indies for a series of years =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
w. 8. RICHARDSON. Agent.
Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nassau st.

90 RUsH's PILLS OF HEALTH.--Every day fur.
nishes convincing testimony the acknowledged efficacy
of this excellent Family Pill The numerous disorders OF
the stomach and bowels the general sy npoms of which
costveness loss of appetite and sick headache are
speedily and effectually relieved by medicine that
every dsorganizson OF the functions of the frame
by producing healthy action ofthe liver and comforting
strength activity and renewed health particularly
when he directions which accompany each box
fully observed
The Health Pills of Dr. Rush being pleasant and
safe aperient require restraint diet confinement
during their To the infant and adult they equal
ly efcacious and to elderly people, they will be found
the most comfortable medicine in
To females DR.. Rushs Pills. in removing distress ing
headaches and nervous affections, and in comforting a
healthy and juvenile bloom to the complexion, they
equally successful
Sold, wholesale and retail by H. G. DAGGERS, 80 Ann
street and by wadlegh. 45e Broadway Kelly 267
Broadway AFFORD l6s Bowery Green, sol Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn Smith, $40 Broad street, Newark Reddng &
Co., Boston Zeber Burgess Philadelphia Guthrie
stanwix Hall, Albany T. H. Pease, Newhaven J. w.
Judd. Hartford Reed corner of Gay and Saratoga SITS.
Balti ore.
Price 25 cents box.
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oh grave, where is thy victory,
Oh death, where is thy sting p

n3- FELLOW CITIZENS In offering you an in.
fable and never-fain remedy for all pulmonary com.
plants, you will not, hope, set this down Of the
impositions OF the day. Be assured this pre-
pared by scientific physician, believer of the gospel
and member of church, who is far christian
boast Of having conscience and that he would not de
ceiveyou willingly
Professor Jones's Medicated Cough Candy and Com.
pound Extract of Tou and Spanish Moss, is only one
shilling package. 1t is composed OF 43 of the rares
herbs and plants the vegetable kingdom possesses and
positive remedy for coughs colds, splitting of blood,
asthma, whooping cough, sc. sc.
Sold by T. Jones' sign of the American Eagle 50 Chat.
ham street. N Y. Agents-Zieber, Sd and Dock street.
Philadelphia, next to the American otel Washing
D. Co. State street. Boston, 1879 Fulton street. Brook
lyv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
SHIP NEWS

w
BALTIMORE Nov l-An Johnson, Albany Exchange.
Boston.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 19-Sld st Helena, Bath.
CHAsLEsroN, Nov l9-Cd Catharine, Berry, NYork; Su-
van, Brown do Sid Mshoh, Brown. Havre Edward Bulk
lev do; Eoius Bonpey, Havana.
sAvAsNAH, Nov liar Adrian. Pitts, NewYork. CID Yer
Apollo. Wind;s Mobile Hsvre CARPENTER Boston Ar 10th
H. ssvan ia Ma, ia. CID Cal donis. Alexander Liverpool
Ar 18Th L Baldwin, Bailey, y York ca Rhode Island
MonIy NV !s-Ar WaveTly sn}S New YORK; M Nom
Camden; K-pnebee Smith, B.th North Bend Sparks Phils'
d.phs; Shamrock, Smith, evidence; Lightfoo Ulmer,
,Nrw nRLEAr, Nov Is-Ar, Ausun Darfsy, Work; Man
invsr Wescot Csstne; Mediord Wilbur, Liverpoo MeIld
an. Williams. Bremen; Taquin Hosmer. Camden; Nstchez
Lindsey Boston; nges Elliott Uncas Ssbae Havana
3ce.na PHjs, Tho%s.ton Me,cuy Dean KnSssscn jan
Belize, Hon., CD Walter Boyd Liverpoc Toronto FsIs;
SON New York; Shskspeare Miner do Mattake st Taylor
Albania CrowsL Bos'on; Pons Graham, La Gaayra; Cham.
plain, Miller, Philadelphia. Cid Lucy Little, Liverpool
Drew do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23

seemso be to destroy the foreign market pro-
ducs altogether because the effect of the late tariff If
continued will be to cause large import OF foreign ma
nufactures IN return through the British provinces in
evasion OF the duties BY restricting the intercourse
these people seem to expect to hem in the farmers aud
compel them to buy all their goods in Lowell at prices
dictated o the and to leave their produce
to rot in their barns rather than sch abroad There
is trade in which the United states are engaged which
is of greater importance the farmers this with the
British colonies and it is regulated the United
States have nearly all its advantages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
MONEY MARKET.

The transactions at the Board to-day small in the
sound stocks with little change in prices. The fancy
'tocks fell heavily particularly the Railroads-Long
Island T. Harlem per cent. The great fall is bringing out
the stock rapidly Those who sell rst lose least The
reduction in fares the Mohawk has knocked the
down per cent. The unpopularity of that road has
been great that it has been heretofore unable to
tend against the stage ne The opening of the Troy
road will probably destroy its travel altogether.
The holders of bank stocks in this city getting
ous realize something from their capital which he's
been so long lying dead The following is lis. of the
non dividend having stocks:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23

The proclamation opening the ports made October
s, 1880. What deal Of mischief that measure has
wrought to the farmers, by increasing the sale Of the
leading articles of their produce 600 to 900 per
and lourfhhs Of it carried in American vessels!
We may look at the general state of trade at differ
ent periods -
VALUE OF ExPohrs FROM THE UNITED STATES TO THE
BRirIsH COLONIES, AT DIFFERENT PERIODS Also, THE
WHOLE EXPORT ARTICLES UNI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
Sales mt the stock Exchmnre.


The receipts of western produce are large and the
quantity on the way unprecedented In prices however
there is material change
7o6aeeo-Kentucky at 4cj ST. Domingo l4c. price or.
binary.
Taiow-A steady sa at a 81 cents.
Wooi-By auction SMYRNA in the grease at 81 cts 4:
grew at cents; white at Q cents 6 mos
Liqmors-A seignette brandy lose per gallon; whs-
kew 22c.
Mais-English bar iron at $50 So with little demand;
pig lead is 3c ID cash; old copper at I5c Missouri pig
Tor manufacturing at Ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
w. $. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office ofthe College OF Nassau street

o. THE GENUINE sARsAPARILLA, PREPARED
ny the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the city OF
New YORK, does not contain particle Of mineral medi
cine and totally different from the injurious inert
mixtures sold by certain druggists under that name
THIS medicine composed of the active principles of Sar-
sapara Gentian and sassafras and is of great efficacy
In all scrofulous Diseases cutaneous eruptons salt
rheum, arrangement OF the digestive organs and that
shattered condition of the system which results fom
injudicous of mercury Sold i'll single bottles large
sze) rs cents each. Half dozen lin case So 5o-Dosen
lin easel So 90.
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my- 1T is NOT OFTEN, IN THE STRIFE OF

90 1T is NOT OFTEN, IN THE STRIFE OF
business that article far outstrps all others
render them absolutely of account. This however
may be fearlessy asserted OF the Lozenge Pills and other
medicinal preparations of Dr. Peters. For the Of
coughs, colds sick headaches dizziness pulmonary
plants and all diseases which affect the lungs and thus
threaten life his cough and cordial Lozedges undoub
orders Of the stomach and restore the sound
healthfu and pleasant action Office I25 yulton street
of Nassau.
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To Ship Masters and Agents.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. az, Is4a.
Cleared.


ssH opos
sSisS fsS FSss
Co. Knapp sS A" Leeds
5sssSss$ 4;:sa $ E:s
'% ~:
y 81 s
Brig; ps"p Soss Boston, and Isa
sss: Sfs: f:: e s% hs s.f:
5 ~ ss s:s
%SIsS KS:ss' from
ASSett from Monte y.dsO for Europe, Also S.
SsIl ID II: isS % s Ion g spoke Sa1qae xams;1
Well Lett Trimmings sh alt brig Jones. Nicholson fm
s NJ. Yah ,s tsD. 4. s % s
i%OIe ol re- ?aasiI. Days Rosario TsyiSIto Monte
Of and a1 % a "a s. Sae % Aa
brig Neptune, of and from Bristol RI for Mataana', ont
days Ms Hebron VIII HosS
Sc s[s s%y
.sI RG; SsS er s for B0
with sf'sa es MMy days '"
Chin C,b,,;,s Kerry dsv, from Charleston with COTTON
. T GU De''' ""'' 'o'' N""e''' VIZ" So''
to Geo. sutton.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Orv,cv ov rur R,o,v L., .v,rp,
o'F'ch % ,hn nS NOD 81 nsL La,n{
Arr b. Talent, Bates ASsn, for RStE. sa%IS Cole
NYork.
Arr 2oh, Mayhower. Thompson Of AMI for New Haven I'm
Trinidad PS I'd Foster 'ster Providence for PHI
adeph; Mary Wke Of Philadelphia, Davis 81 days from
Maagorda Texas for NYok, distresexpeuenced heavy
weather the whole msnss foesal gas and da
maged IN rigging ana hu ana eaks oaoy-kept one pump
ara part o. chan ne montaok roinput 20 for repairs
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oo- HEAR WHAT THE PREACHER SAITH.


Dr. ID. JAyNE-SIR,-I take great pleasure in informing
you that the bottle of Hair Tonic which obtain you
last October has proved most satisfactory and successful
My hair had for long time been exceedingly thin But
for two three years past had fallen that my
head had become almost entirely bald. | under the
necessity of conceang the badness by combng the hair
the side it. But now after using about half a
bottle of the Tonic, have luxuriant growth OF hair
as ever had. &C. PARK.
Prepared and sold by Dr. d. jayne 90 South Third
Philadelphia. Sold in New York by A B. & d. Sands,
70 and 100 Fulton street. by A. B. Sands Co., 273 Broad
way corner Chamber street, and by D. Sands and Co., n
East Broadway, corner Market street. Price 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23

my- "THE TONIC MIxTURE.p-Th celebrated
remedy composed Of five ingredients. the active pnci
Piles OF which highly concentrated IL Is now used
extensively and with success by the medical
faculty. for the cure OF debility, from whatever cause
dy spepsa nervous complaints Sold by the authority OF
the College Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New
York Price 81 per bottle Half dozen lin cases) S.
w. $ RICHARDSON, Agent.
PRINCIPAL Office of the College 81 Nassau st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23

United States, H.5992'8 @,0I0,8SU Iy359,HB
This table clearly presents the fact that opening of the
ports Of the United STATES to colonial vessels in $780, has
increased the sales of the produce of the Western States
up to s4O S. Oo0 during which time the exports of
those articles to the British colonies have increased So
100000 of which increase s4,oOo,oO0 was in American
bottoms Let to the import tables in order
to see what was got in exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
Foreign Importations.

Rio JANEIRo-Barque Gobe-i0 Spanish dollars John
Dsvers phrases bags coffee James Boorman-3O
WR& Hchcock-600 Andrew Foster son--251 Phpps
co-5O0 w Pickersg col box hf Dbl vanilla
d Cuthbertson-i77 logs rose God to order.
HAvANA-Shp Helesponi5 bx As terces honey 1923
bags coffee Spoord Teston 80 bales NJ Taylor
$4,000 Acker &Ackerly-a00O0 Chap
peli-20,OO + Stark.
MArANzAs-Bng Warsaw-6O0 bxs NJ Taylor-30 hhds
d Curis-T5,O00 oranges 2o00 order
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Married.

At Jackson Washington county, N. " the nth inst
JAMES B. JERMAIS, Esq of Newburg to Miss CATHERINE
RICE daughter of the late COL Clark Rice, of the for
mer place.