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Nor on prayerless bed, not On prayerrtIs, rIaS
Compose thy weary limbs to rest toeu
For they alone are bles:
With balmy sleep
Whora angels keep.
Not. though by care oppressed
Or though, Of anxious soTro~'
Or thought in many coil perplexed
For coming morrow
Lay not thy head
On prayerless bed
For who can say, when sleep thine eyes shall
That earthly cares and woes close,
To thee may e'er Taturn.
Rouse up, my soul,
Sluclbcr control,
And let thy lamps burn brightly;
So shall thine eyes discern
Things pure and Lightly
Tanght by the spirt-bean
Never on prayerless bed
To lay thine unoles. head.
Bethink thee, sl1mbering soul, eft all that 5
To faith in holy prayer promised
Lives there witaln the breast
A worm that gives unrest!
Ask peace from Heaven
Peace viii be given:
Humble sei.love and prids
Before the Cruciied,
VINO for thy sins has died
Nor lay thy weary head
Upon prayerless bed! !
Has, thou no pining want nor wish, nor care
That calls for holy prayer
Has thy day been so bright
That, in It's fight,
There is no trace Of sorrow
And art thou sure tomorrow
VIII be Ike this, and more
Abundant? Dos, thou lay up store
And sill make place for more?
Thou fool this very night
Thy soul may wing its tight.
Has, thou no being than tbySelf more dear,
Who tracks the ocean deep,
And w0en .:orIu5 sweep
TIE wintry skies,
For whom thou wax st and s!eepest7
Oh when thy pangs are deepest
Seek there the covenan, ark of Prayer,
For He tha. slumbereth no, is there
His ears are open 10 ting cries:
On ! then on proyerless bed
Lay not, thy though,Iess head
Hast ,hon no loved one than thyself more
Who claims a prayer from thee? dear,
Some who nc er bend the knee
From Intidelty?
Think, If by prayer they re brought
Thy prayer TO be forgiven,
And making peace with Heaven,
Unto the Cross they re led
Oh! for their sakes, on prayerless bed
Lay not thine unblest head
Arouse thee weary soul,nor yield to sluHlber,
'Till IN communion blest
With the Elec, ye rest
Those souls of countless number,
And, with them, raise
The note OF Praise
Reaching from Earth to Heaven,
Chosen, redeemed forgiven;
SO lay thy happy head,
Prayer crowned, on blessed bed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
Country Seat for Sale. !,
ka THE SUBSCRIBER offers for i.s sas

", NY. a.u
The dwelling House is OF brick, s;o.eS hgh ~ IN
ieet with wings 80 by "a feet-the whole clcgsp5 ~
Yards and Walks are neaily tagged With brick aHo
ana she grounds around the house, embracing kss
nave been a!d out win much care, and plaDtrn w" I sq
shade tfees and ornamental sLruEs-togeher ~in
dred young fru!. trees consisting OF choice yaIieIe,
pie pears peaches plums, cherries, aprcois annSs
ng The village, and commands an extensive view o.
mantle valley OF the tioosick. Any quantity OF ~ se
proved land, from 70 l40 acres, viii bc sols WIZ ~ sSg
ulises Inc above property is situated in reh t. S
cultivated Agricultural! gon, "a miles IRON 80
iou Bennington on the road leading from LeoasSa
a!oga, ana Is most desirable location fer BeAS'
taste and leisCre. -
Terms reasonable and payments 10 suit he pursSeM "
FOR iui'her Information, inquire Of James :.
Ne"-York City, Or on the prenises, Of vp saLk
HoosIcx FALLS jan Is ls45 ji5 s~Doo~
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IC Clothing Society.-pona,ions in money OF
say OF The Managers J2s 2w.
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Hoosrcx FALLS. Jan. IS, ls4s. jl7 twD5c-. twDa.
- LAND WANTED.-The SylFaDsa,

rs. LAND WAN1'ED.-The Sylssssa Sss
1&s. Association CT the City OF Ne~York 3te - fsre
oi purchasing from t ee thousand sefesG G - sts
wihin oae hrrcred miles Of Newiork CRY; ~ TSs sa
Lanl mus! be wen Supplied with wood and stsg ~s es
adapted TO grazing, grain growing ard led -.
adjoining would be preferred. Owners OF lands, ssaf
give clear title, requested TO prepare roe sa
N relation such lasds, with The nOsi ~ aiTLEY
P.essen, OF Tie sylyaeia asscca,ion, s5 Pnes
The attention o! iana-aolders is respeciiuly s,sIcn
the Sylyania Association intends going mo op
early possible. :. esps 6
Editors OF Country Newspapers are requested " iii
ac.ice this advertisement.
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En- CHANCERY.-i3efor, the ChanceI.

III CHANCERY.-Befor, the Chancel.
q io--!nthe mater OF the Hope Insurance Company
In pursuance OF an order OF this Court. made the above
enttfe cause will be sold al Public auction, Halliday
Je1kins A0euonees a. tc Merchants Exchasge,
Cry 81 NeTYoTs, tie so day CT February next! at L
O'Clock, rcou. that day
Az The rgh title and interest OF the Trustees the said
company 10 te certificate nt award OF the Commissioner
appointed under e acl CT Congress passed the 7 day Of
JlEr ls, emitted an Act carry ato effect The Con-
Venon between the Uuit.d STATES erd par cosc!uded
al Aadrid on The l7td of,February lSA--by which said
Certificate Ts awarded 10 the Trustees OF Tie Hope Insu
rance CoDpany-caatanis entitled Indemnify under said
Convention Tic OF tweGiy-on- thousand hundred
ana si1ty-hise collars and ninety cents ts2t 69 90
tnc nntce a bereby given pursuance Gi ie ORDER OF
Tue sad Court t5at after making such ls III: ssd Trus
tees VIII proceed make distribution ct the proceeds of
such sale together with he already in Iteir hands
among Of the SiDcksoltSr hCders Of The
stock o the sad iop- Insurance Company the tine of
the making The last cyidrnd said stock and in
case ef those who at that socaho e,s In
saId Insurance. ComPa have Sace sold or parted with
"te:t interest SAID Stccx OF her rights as
stockholders OF the y21e said under The above
MeuSned treaty coaveni.3n ard The award OF said
" Commissioner, ihs, iey their legal Representatives
may apply 10 hi. Ccurt Tor DIRECTING said Trus
tees ID pay over 70 such stockholders er heir, or
gal representatives. their pfoporcnae part OF said az s.d
q or the p:oceets thereof -
Terms, cash Ihs day OF or whea TIE transfer Is
maze JOHN R. TRACY, Solicitor,
ISe o"O IS Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
DOSiTIVE CURE FOR COINS

DOSiTIVE CURE FOR CORNS.-
q Sir AS;y Ccoper's celebrated Corn Salye has now
been before tho czens OF New York sufficient length
OF time 10 test Us VIRTUES and happy that 50
lar As We nave been able TO learn, II has owed Selt
lalDc cure Us use has we believe been attended with
THIS may certify that Application ot Or. Coopers
Corn ~alvt a perfectly cured my corn. and
ects in my case ana E0 OF many which have
within Eay knowledge, disposed regard spe
chc II. n. "OOD, M. ID. 325 Broadway.
have used Dr. Coopers Corn Salye win perfect
Ny CoFus were OF long standing ana the
bad that considered thenl ncurab, bu, to ap
Picaoas OF tue above FAMED salye entirely removed them
without pam "YMAND BRADBURY,
Pu0!shet OF the Boston Miscellany, &c. l27 Nassau
Sold wholesale and retail lS5 Nassau aud retajed al
James e Chi!toa', M D. rs Broadway; Messrs sands
- Broadway, Mrs Earpes, S7t Bowery. l3s Fc!,on ST,
Brooklyn AID n James IL Harris Chambers ard
brcahT5y il3 Inn
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association for subscription its stock aud the obainnt
nj iaormalion is a, the Evening Post Buildings Room no
up stairs. and is dav from tIi O'Clock. DIS
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DosToN MISCELLANY for Feb'y

E.beisl..nls-Tbe Lish, Guitar beautiful engraving
.1u Ma,ic-wal,z composed expressly for the MIS-
sa,a3sNsacauey t,- Modern Hero. by n T. Tuck er-
man. Boy 5ood Memories, by Ku'u, oa"es visions by
pa Senisni,: A Setuemect the MSssstSsppi, oy
Mrs Lee: lIvnrrc by Tf. Parsons ST Eetsard by sies
Hannah Gould To Altar Pc'GTe o. lne aasono m ~
onaTsp. Po,sy by Emma C.. Embury ihe itian'en
%reck by Robert Wade; The lneian s ,!pit aaeb .na &
b. c. F. Hoffman; The Guitar ne age o. "U,S p,ssnt
ar Poems by Geo Luni Pleasant Memories o. i'e"'-
Lands by l. Il. sigouIney .r, t1;,orv of
Lit.rrrs AIi>ons History oi Europe hSgS u VI
Charles yIII Kag OF France. Natural History OF New"
YORK Caannin.s SELF Cuure. Robinson Cru>oe nt -"
er, Belle rae Golden Vase, Poetry Satire snt' Id
Eno;ans Duuc.pe' Cottage Residences Stephens gnta
ar,eri-a The True Lovers Fortune. Tne Snow broP'
Hrper's Serials Washington Irving. Sir HerwiS das'e,
Waifz by Leopold Herwis ,-,.s s,orpxcn
ef II Nassau-st. y. York, and 10 Scia,5si Boston,
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~ EEMlTTANCES TO IRELAND,

yE-s-Sl MINI l. IhAsS'|D = -
eSaEAI &c The subscriber continues To transmit res
iu sums large or small. persons residing III any pa
O: ireland in The same he, anu his predecessor
have done Tor ,e thirty years gxd also, 10
par, of England or Scotland
Money RENTED by letter (pos paid) to the Sub'cbec OF
pc rsonny deposited with b, y the name OF the peIa
or persons in ireland England or Scotland TO whom Is
10 De sent and nearest post town, VIII be inimedah
transmitted and paid accordingly, and receipt 70 hate.
feet gwen or forwarded 10 the sender.
lis ln- GEORGE McBRIDE,Jr 81 Cedarsi
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ga TO LET-Sevcral Offices iu the III.
''1h.a''' T. NcELRATH, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

nj uiormaon is a, the Evening Pos, Buildings Room no
Up stairs and is open every dav from t4 O'Clock DIS
II Clothing Society.-ponaons in money o.
goods may be lett with Mrs Colgate Dutch with
sny OF The Managers. j2s 2w.
u fhc American Enborer, tor February, VIII
oe ready for delivery "Wednesday morning This mum.
Der conaias Brief Editorials The Elevation Of Mechanics
The Meags ana EndsAn Address before Stale Coav H.
;ioa al Augusta OF hc Mechanics o; Maine by John Say
ward, Printer, OF Bangor Address OF the Hone League 10
The People OF the Uaited States; TIE lnprovenea OK
cnure an Art and rfoessioa-an Address at The An
auai Cattle ana Fair Rochester, n. Y. by Henry
Celman; The Silk CulsuFe statement by Mr.. j. r. Z ar.
eour, OF oxoed, Mass before the New gland Six Con.
'enion; Effects OF E1aaseR by Dr.. AIn3l; Lime, Pas
Ter OF PafiS, &c.i How 20 do Good &C. Table showing
,e Total Naiue OF Imports and Esprts, Ac. Raah
y Valves, &C.; Lead AID Copper Trade OF the oest
u For Sale Il, the gribune Ofice-Hstory
a TIE Gseat formation cI tue Sixteenth Century Ger.
many, Switzerland, &C. By J. VI. p'Auhgre. j vols,
containing Voo Pag.s bound Pice tor The Rcle WORK 81.
The Illustrated Edition Of ihe Book OF Common Prayer,
containing upwaTs o; 700 Ensra.ings TO be completed
~ 20 Numbers The arrangement and adaptation of the
illustrations are under s snperlnendance OF the Rev. DR..
WAINWRIGHT, who Will also prepare Tor this work Con-.
men,ary upon Tie Text and Rubcics, Hn.ory tie
Liturgy This Is one Of The most splendid works got
up In the United States Price per number, 81.
Merrys Museum for Young Persons February, 10
Sparkss Washington, No with bsartitu engraving of
Washtngion's Head Quarters Morrown. Price IS cts,
~ Disceant on the above TO agents.
-
" Health, Quis, and Goufcrs,-Tke Ora
nam House. Us Barclay NswYo, proifeEs advantages
% Strangers stopping few days weeks in The civ such
as are rarely offered II e!ighlv located oua j.s and
fs street. very near the business pat TIE city, ana in
immediate vie!ry OF the principal landings
aPaslnefS are convenient sRd rest while its cahI. Is
psa VITA The best Vegetables Fruits tia, can be
pi all excluding entirely Animal Food and Suraraus
rsnaa charges moderate, and every effort made 10
1 Ratk< fra. ps
fasmoer IS Bafclay-si N-' ~ NC
urn;pr- ~ .SiaN Noaics.-'i'pos- psrso hav1a.
ing ap sis.,u 10 dispose Oh who s.ess
r ~ ,r ~ ms. so by sending shs;r address r calling
Al private selwo oss pas s say anloan, purchased.
jew" r. COTTON Co, ls7 Chatham St
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

IEsA TO LET-Tbe second and third so.
ries of the building No. 9Spruce. street ApgyU
T. McELRtTH, Trbuse 0thet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

IsSh TO LET-A suit of Rooms No. Z
as.I Park Place. Possession given Immediately. AF
ply al No. 48 Fu;sn-st lt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

+&SA TO LET-Dweling House and ba' 6
s. kerry on Staten Island "A neat twostofy os, bo.rs
WIN large garden Also, House suitable tor aDssU
lthaving been occnped tor tsat purpose. 10 let on %
bic terus, In the village OF Richmond Staten islaad
on1bu':es pass the door daily for the quarantine ~
an Ep scopa and Pr sbyleran Church are IN sre ma
di4r vicinity, we'll good schools, and every eis ~ I'm
quislte 10 good neigbborhoad. Apply 10 EppppTY EpWpSTTY
TAYLOR, staten Island, or 10 ADDISON DOoH I,Si1s
g. " aii.st tHN
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EEA TO LET-Tho new building No. )
.s5s- 'r'D''' r. acELRATH, Tribune ofes.
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"a TO LET-The basement of,he large
store No. Spruccst eel. and possession given %
n1rI lely Apply 10 Il. McELRArlI, Tribune Once lai
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

AS TO LET-The Store No. ) Maiden
gaW. Lane, under Howarts Hotel. Immediate pes'es
sion given ii required. Inquire OF
nfwt FLOYD SMITH, Agent, 1873 PtarEt
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New York Cattle Market.

There were in market | 80 Beet Cattle, gao Southern)
IS Cows and Calves, and 1850 sheep and Lambs.
Beef Cattle very dull Of sale, aud decline Of full
50 cents per cwt submitted and quote ordinary
good Cattle $4a4 81 with occasional sales at S5 There
were 6D0 unsold
Ali the Cows and Calves were taken at SIS q 20 so.
Sales of 26D0 Sheep and Lambs at 81 81 3 for Lambs,
and 81 25to P4tor Sheep, as in quality.
AnneXedis statement of the Cincinnati Cattle Market
for the week ending October rs -37 head beef cattle,
rs - rs per cwt l6 do tat hogs, 90 81 49, 81 do
stock do 3t 81 GA per gross; LA do sheep, s7k 81
IS per head; IA mich cows, % q Sl6 IS do
is interesting just at this moment to ascertain pos
sibe what the prospects of sufficient supply of pork
for the ensuing season.
According to the Cincinnati Gazette. the stock OF hogs
is fully average one throug the region dependent
upon Cincinnati for market, especially in Kentucky
AS the crop is beyond oil doubt abundant
have good reason 10 anticipate fine not ner quality
Of hogs this season than have ever had; and for
which, considering the present arm prices and Zig hi stock
OF provisions in every market in the United States
farmers ay reasonably expect remunerating prices We
observe the preparations for both packing and slaughter
ing extensive this year than have be-
fore noticed This with the low salt and coop
eroge being Tor barrels 7c kegs 80 80 ne salt 20 49,
Turks Island IS 50c oeIs great inducements those
abroad wishing make inv esmens in pork. In all
dor however, must admit that have one por h
house that from 5000 to 5000 hogs day.
has been stated in Alton paper the capacity of
of their pork houses Aitog consider pros.
poets fatering good and profitable business in pork
this least to the farmer and the packer will
take not to give the farmers and all pro
fits As the probable p1ice that will be given for PORK
cannot beard opinion. The average price last
season fraction under 50 per 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-31

ST. PErERsBURGBar Eliza-3O57 pools hemp Mccall
coi9 pkgs sheet iron DAVIS Brooks-80j do order9l
bolts TO master.
BaEmrN-BaI1ue Caoline3s9 pkgs Achels632 do 20 cks
81 bales Noenius PayenstedtlG pkgs Victor Duckwz
;tein-i Reimsr s MeekeI35o ETT Pcppe0 FMeyer,3 g
enathI z, Pr,aer Wssmanq-l MogsnI2 Payenstedt-
sted.i9 II Krymberg. Ahrenlcldt-G Keyser-9 Cor
ton, Hodges * co.. w Waguer-5 Enenputsch-l Rake
mann 4 coz to order
HAMBURG-Barque Sir Isaac Newton-l pkg T Des Arts-7
4 tolker eo.ls Schessinger1l LohseT2l Ernest
Fiedler-6 w A. MA NJ Wue-9 Roster col De Peyser
cn-s Motz Pollita-i Kr,ue-s II c Schroeder col
Morrison col Emenputse,-i q Syz-9
Sandl3 plates spelt MANNING Roster COL lkg Young,
smith col a Whkenine-l Gsqso2 w Ponlpa.-i
PoPpe-7 II Faber1s Warourg Dsnns-l Baekhou;e15
Leopold NJ NJ Witte- 800 Z ii Moring-l Schmidt x
Balchen-l Ahrafedt-6 cks bxs bb 1919 BIDS raans
MAAGABarque Saludal33 boxes 1867 hf do 1r8 DO raj
sins $50 bys lemons 100 h bb grapes 81 bb bird seed 100 bales
mats 100 ar cks wine J Frncis.
La GuAyRA-Brig Moh,w k-88 bags coffee Hsuer-l27
Stoppanl-3l1 Maitland Comre-2 Schmidt X Vose-28
do Ga hides q Whttakeri0j bbls sugar nawson box
mdse ceroons Indigo Boceau Rusch-3 do o. coffee
Durand-365 do ArnguIen-5 ceroons indigo Mali-23
do So bags coffee Aymtr Coz mdse Roza2 de la
GaJs-l guitar - hides Fosdick-9 coffee Hawley-
200 hides to order.
GoNAIvrsBrig Mazeppa35 logs mahogany sil bags cot.
fee 53,425 lbs logwood DE Peg ster Whtmarsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-31
Herald Marine Correspondence.

",
$ssi ',sa sS siSi @,:s '', Fsf
Tnf;: %:o. Bsstoa The .so% Ls,sd PsdTa
C?by touched off Malaga 2si a for freight nothing and
Also arr Hull, Dunbar. Malaga 10Th u Gibraltar 2ls, Di.
ploma. Fly, sedswck aud ileri Of Eastern schTs.
AR sst I9ostu'ion. Martin. Norfolk Cid ereuiean'
General Record.
FeREGN LETTER OFrIor.-The packet ships Victoria for
London; Oxford for Liverpool and Oneida for avre, will
sail tomorrow. The Horato Howsnd for Canton also sails
Tomorrow Steam ship Neptune for Havana will not sail
until 7th Their letter bags Gpn News Room,
in the Exchange.
DIsMAsrEDA has reached the city that dismas'sa
was seen OIL Baregst Sunday last The report need
Ba.e p sAsaaTHs Frances Jane Baltimore from s.,
with and boarded the wreck of the Sarah late Coomb,. from
crew the brig having been espsized in squ night
q The gst dans which the captain was washed
mate; James Graham Vim iiushe hess Daniel Femand EThri%
fine ship fs' called the Charlem,sne of II, tons
be- %S BUY Gsp oSsS% on the 9Th INST she
Whniemen.
ella at Warrsn RI ?5h YIN Batter Borden, NV Coasts;
Spoken.
Sage of Vienna. Va 10 days from Maanzas for Work h,r
Semat head sppng could carry but little SAIL Oct ~ lat 81
kby, Of BO, standing Ne Oct 90 lat as lon &C soby
Foreign Ports
H,MLIos Bermuda Oct lO-Arr Susan Ludwig, Curling,
T r., cld nm shylock MaljheTs Asx,ad5, PC
which sailed hence saturday for St Thomas and Turks
,e left ns GsnsS
gers viii proceed Nasssa Royal Mail Steamer due
"e BAnaco. Oct is@ port = for Norfolk next day
RIO BgrNo ia. Sept 25n port Gov Robbins Keene, from
al na rs Oct 'A Acadia 81 RSys FRI Boston e
Alex nda Erie Baxter; Lion Baker and Caroline studley,
y jobs, SB. octsl,Au IGIc, Norwood, ,Eas,r9g. =,
3S YIN ,S Rass SS%ss
ter CID ah Jane isie Glasgow; John Fsasis
H Ws' a n p' S.an f s sa
China MsSF ay.S An" G Tsf Sligo IS"' s
Il ley haoadop s6,h John Role Mcssshae Bsf S
fS Sd ySSEy; h,
t aG%Ss HR% H Ss Hercules Ri
s r aS Jek,ea rS% M aS LspE Ga
Liverpool.
Florence Decker Nosaa.; Bordeaux Kelly Mats"ass Porto
PoarLASp OCT 27ArE Mary Elizabeth, Barton, and
pie dS hfc "sA
toa a S-S Rf Rs for e"i BSnham
PHih.DrLr,IH Oct so-ATT ysaezaeIs Rendsii Newpor
DS"H H g. Asy t Eiss rR RsSs
Mass; IncIe Erickson Providence; Lodema Eliza Price
and Lexington WasS, NYork
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 23Arr Favorite, Masters, Balbadoe'
CID Edla. Swed) Asander Amsterdam; Orator Philadelphia
Victory, NYoIk
RICHMOND Oct 96Ar John A Lancaster, Loveland, Bos
| ton
| NORFOLK. Oct 27-Au Bold Commander. Wing, NYork
| NEwsERN NC Oct Arr Mary Baker, Boston; S4rlh
FeIgu Judge II chcock. iIaha ay and Motto Racket
NYork Cid Washington, Mumfnrd West Indies; Slower
Ann Naria, and Geo Pollock. NXork
WASHINGTON, NC. Oct 2i--Arr Anaconda, New York A,
Ocacoke Bay, tapol Bookfed, West Indies Julia Nan
ey NYork. Cid North State do Sid Sarah, Coomb,, West
| Indies.
KrY WEST Oct r7Arr Jesse Noyes Park, NYork and
will sail soon for Port Leon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-31

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3o-Arr Navarro Cole and Brandy.
wine Smack Rio Janero; Queen Victoria (B) Tucker I'll.
Ec sfs wrsn RI S sS
Newport; Damo Hallock aud Charleston Packet Crowell
poydence Lodsma & Eliza Price NYork; Fame Croweii
haifsx; Mary Ezabe,h harding NLondon; Herald Good,
Gossler Chsopher from Calcutta: saah, Howard Barba.
does schrs elizabeth Gil Bias Council and brig and schr
unknown. Cid .Agres Gray, Liverpool
BALTiMoREn Yet PA Herald, Watts Amsterdam Fran.
Hayre.
General Record
BRIG ELIZABETH. Wasgatt, of Wilmington Del from Bar.
BADGES IN ballast went ashore 28h beach about
miss south Of the light house Lewes DELI II thought she
Will be got off without much damage ~
spoken.
fensaeola bound to Portland Oct as lat s 2 lon 25o
- Ncksbnrg Berry, hence New Orleans day out Oet 81
73i2W. ~ ~ " Az ~"
Foreign Ports
RIO JASriRo. Sept I3-In port, Harriet Thompson Harris
for padephia next days Coosa Whpre from do lust arr
Amelia Mulholland Wilmington, from New York unc
Stenls L2xe Yom Bo;on for Sc Thomas in 10 days. Chas
de; Arctic Phps do do; Argn, Reed do just arr; Shaw.
NUT Higgins, fIoA )ston, dsg; Virginia Trader Steward
I'm Bahia for sales Whney Havana for Coast of
Aea ship 81 Loai. Cam Cook bound East Indies,
for New Orleans, few days Hopewel. Qninn from NYork
from Bahs Col Howard Pentiss Of and for Baltimore
10 lays Baenos Az Lscomb from Rio Grande unc
Bud lwh Gom cruise; Ottawa, just arr Y shin Column
bus Com Tuper; schr Enterprise Lieut. Com Watson
TRINIDAD, PS Oct 13-in port, Magnolia Grannis from
New Haven unc where bou d. Black Hawk Fbie from and
Emene: (Br Hilton. from East o for ST Thomas; Cons,i,
tuon, Bor,m and Armer Patton Wood. from Baltimore unc
wher bound Sid 18Th Comet Vesey Bermuda; 10Th Trim.
dad Duel Niiaven; lth, Sarah. Webster, Baltimore.
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:. 8 RICHARDSON, Agent.

Or PRIVATE DISEAsES.-A CURE GUARAN.
TEED.-The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the
City Of New York, established or the suppression Of
eusckery, is now prepared TO treat all diseases of pr
vate nature and offer TO all those afflicted with these dis
trossng maades advantages to be met with In an,
other institution in this country either public or private
From the constant correspondence and from private ar
rangements, between the meWbers OF the College and III,
enjnen professors OF the medical institutions of Fl,
rope, all improvements in the treatment OF these disease
are forwarded to them long before they reach the msc
rty OF the medical OF this country With suc
celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill
the first medical OF th Country. the Collie &c feel as
tshed that the good work they have rtaken tn
pprt sson OF quackery" will receive the patronage IL
servicee.
Terms for advice, all medicines, S.
once end Consulting Rooms of the College. Q. Nassa,
stree w s. RICHARDSON, Agent
NIB rat@nts living OF distance, by stating their d.
sease explicitly in writing, giving all Symphonic ehei
with the treatment they received elsewhere any car
optsn chest containing all medicines it'll full direc
ions Tor USE With guarantee Of cure by addressing the
ssent Of the college, post paid, enclofing IS.