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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

The Halifax Herald Of the I'm las'.,
gives lie following account ~ nm ihf'aep'
Of which The canfufifenirtt was 'neh'ioh-
ID III some Of lie last pHrers rom I'M
fttaftett@- -. ..aa..
"DBrHepA4tox.TN fast faillng
American s~rioopers Wete oilsf wed last
week, hy Captain Darby. of Sable lsfana.
and with Iii The British fishing gRfnuf'a' w
leafn tff sfltdorefs were wrfckefe. aho
went to the Island f5r the purpose :" pun.
defink the wrecks ~ eli ~ stealing %ente''.
Capt Darby, finding lint he eeVlo h''
eotne within g,fnshet If them, ca tf'e 'lp'he.
dlntety 10 fIalifag. and reported ths CIR
entnstance to lie Admiral, who nsFt nor.
ming despatched the man bf~wRr sssah'F'
Ilefmes 10 tts leland. The steamer 70
turned on Saturday Inst to tbs port H1ie'
being satisfnd that ths Two vesseis "sfo
flhtnsA. at.A tttlat thng Nefa acting contrary
10 Tho treaty, Nothing It aprfHf= was
done to them. far from Their position ana
tho breeze HAT vas blowing. n steamer
ought t1liaye taFen them after u chase I"
three hours Ut f~utitest. One blhnhshnt
wis fred nj one Of The achorierss when
datbtless bad The q fec Of making theyah.
E.a LAUGH !"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

A GREAT F1sH SToRY.-Decldediy the
most extensive "Gsh story" we have ever
heard or read is the following, which we
find in one Of the the Northern exchanges.
II beats Jonah and the whale all hollow:
On the 22th of August the brig Rowena
! was laying in Laguayra Roads, the wealth.
er perfectly calm, ! discovered the vessel
moving slowly abent among the shipping
could not conceive what could no the
matter--I ordered to heaye IN and see u
the anchor was gone, but it was not--but to
nv surprise | fonnd a tremendous monster
entangted fast to the buoy rope, and NOV
inc the anchor slowly along the bottom;
| then had the fish towed on shore-it was
ola hattish shape, something fiko a devI|
| fish, but verv curious shape, being wider
then it was long, and having two tusks'
| one on each side Of the mouth, and a very
| small tail in proportion to the fish, and ex-
actlv like a bats tail. The tail can be
seen on board the brig Rowena. Thc
| dimensions of the fish was as follows
length from end of the tail to end OF the
tusks Is feet--from wing to wing 20 feet
the mouth 4 feet wide, and its weight
$500 lbs. q. D. DILL.
Accident on the Stonington RaIroad.-On
Sunday, Goth inst, the cars on the Sion
ington railroad for New. York, were pro-
ceeding at their usual speed. the engineer.
nerceivinss a large OK OF the track, rever-
sed the engine. Being on a dec'i'ity, it
could not be immediately stopped, and its
progress caught the animal in the cow
catcher. In passing a c~ulvert, the OK,
struggling to escape, was farther entangied
and drawn beneath the engine, which was
thus precipitated from the track TO the side
of the road. aud turned bottom upwards.
The engineer and assistant were slightly
, hurt. Between the engine and cars were
~interposed the tender and baggage crates
which were crushed, and the forward ca
sent one side without injury to any Of 1T
inmates. .@E
Horsely Palmer, Esq, formerly Presl
dent of the Bank of England, returns home
r some time n October. He is. represented
!, as holding some half million Of American
4 notes and bonds, and returns in much bet
6 ter spirits than he came. lie expresSe
: the belief that all the States. except Mis-
5 s%issippi, will pay their legal obligations i
full.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PROBATE COURT,

PROBAIE IDJRI,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
Whereas, John Bartel, sen, has applied to
said court 10 be appointed administrator tothe
succession Of Norris Foster, deceased.
Natiea Is hereby given to all those inter-
es.ed to show cause within ten days 0f this
qualifications why the prayer OF SAID petition
should not be granted
Signed, I'll IhsSiER p
A true copy OF the original order on ne IN
nav office. 4 WGSrHsoF.
Sent 23 % Clerk
C0SyASSEMENTs a yendre i fnpr
mere de. &c Journal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
OaEatMt LADAttG, Clerk.
AaaLMELEE kEGTLIERE.

AF5|EW bffbF iS4tft hfhis
IN .tnrt De P0Iice d. In Pa70fsse d. Dai0n
RougE.
Aulourd'lui ee 4 Septembre lSf3, le JnrI
a'eRt assemble ContorInetnent q Ia loi<
MEHEHUs rHEsEN7 sr-leTs arr"ndlslhcHt
II 3srgerot; 2i, RostmoBd lIebert; - Bte'
inbauve SINE, ] MoEalson fills, 6nhe, Wm
Jevce; 7me, Fl ] Grover sme, ] V Dn'
raide gms, Il E Gordon !; NJ. FrtVt'le Lam
drv, absent du 3ma reimbursement.
Ie cenitt nornmt q fef}st d'exafhlner les
complies du Trssorier, a fat son rapport, le-
dueI a etc aaoptt.
Pierre Laftdn Trfsorler de IA Paro)sse, son
cotnpte conrant avec Ie Jnri de Police.
T)Tt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

Dffp.-~At Manehae, IN tins parish on sun
day the 9Th instant, 1T The residence u heF
uncle. Jas. y. Willis, Esq, Miss MAtz HNH
Wtfffa, .MI.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
nnlna III PAIN

FiHG par ls MARE GOnE Ia sernaine %sglVante.
La Fartne ttaHt nj 45 lie barIl, 81 opces
de- pan, tbtfr dix sobs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

WANTED.
h lad, . m 10 years of age as an apPrfnIce
to the Baok-bindtoy business.
GEORGE H. PIKE.
sept. 10 "a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

T'uF tA4H Mn Ntfotttr. 10y writer !"
The Natjopai InfciigeHrer, thh n"''ee u
Tho itfs nd character Of this distinguished
~, tl,a,oe tirtnn, astronomer and gGdTths
thst, states, that he was born NJ Of 'ieaf
SafeHfhes. in Sa voy, between 6eheYh aha
Mount Blapc. At ~ before Tbs hEa 81
20. he went 10 Paris. and became The ii.
yeflfe pupil Of Laplace. lie wna "ltHf4
wdtd the author of ~seyernl works ot iitHttf.
md If many papers md memoirs IN hH.
tt9pony and itte higher mathematics.
rfe WIS n member Of The Bureau dfs Lon
aiudey. and a principal examiner IN mo
Ftenrl, Navy. NJ ". came 10 this eo'it'.
try about ten years since, recommended Wy
his high reputation md by letters from Tho
most elevated sources. The writer IN The
Intelligence continues /
: afttss4T ttft 4+ellIIies q fes ynhta lln was en-
gagged by The Sec'y. ri War, Mr, fo'hseti'
10 mike u scientific exploration Of ihs vast
regions beyond the Mississippi md Mlszh'',
RI, in which duty he spent much time nno
collected much valuable information. At
the time Of his death he was engaged III
preparing n map and report OF the country
lrhvefaed by the head WATERS OF The Mis-
4issippi. Tho map II complete, but TIC
report Ind moi received The finishing touch
Of Ifs author. During bis expedition, Mr'
NicoIlet paid great attention 10 tho history
laws, customs and lhngnageo of Dur Indian
tribes. upon which interesting topics he
had designed nm elaborate work. lie In.
borionsly collected voeaba|ar'es and gram
marz If their numerous dialects, and even
noted their national airs. ms Illustrative ot
their mnsnafs and sentiments. He has
left II precious collection Of manuscripts
upon these subjects, which, it IS lobe regret.
ted for the cause Of science, he was moi
spared 10 complete and arrange for publ.
cation"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
REGULAR

~ fhf Police .Jury n fe Parish n HeH IN
mn R7uge.
This day, ith September lS13, the Pollft
Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
MtmsEIs pRksExf~tst district, II BerQe.
ron ond, Roactno1d IIebert , 4th, J Hte. la
hauye 9Th, ] Molaieon, Ir 9th, WIN Joyce ,
9Th. II ] Grover 9Th, J V Durable 9th, T.
G. Gordon ; Mr.. TfsvlIls landry, from the Sd
district being absent,
The committee appointed 10 examine The
Tfeaaltrer's account, presented the following
report:
Account Of Pierre Lafiton parish Treasurer,
with The Police Jury.
Balance Of an old account, without
rrutnt@sion. s4u ~
Special depesite, loi va
3 bonds Of 3 Favrot, payable 10Th
Kent 1s1I. AZ and l4l3, # 300 90
4 hon1 Of y Fayrof. for i~ntcreat, 2 81
Parish faxes, bearing interest, d,.1oo w
Taxes on suits, f9V w
Three years lease of ferry from J
+ pevrounip. $50 90
t,tares,e. 4 g3
Seven stores at S1J, lU, w
Four grog. shops at @io, az w
| Billiard. room, "a w
Sold two bills Of the Exchange
Bank of 300 and two Of
Atchalalaya $500 lU5 w
$5,G22 II
Or.
Paid at various times bonds and
vouchers, $4,000 o9
Commission on $4I43 So at per
cent. 207 10
Registering l0s bonds andrecc!pts
for $2Sls 81, 10 ~
Balance in favor Of the
parish, 3 warrants, 1902 81
Deposits, . ~ .o ~
Specie, t|4' oi-tS%~Vo -
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= sse "p.' 15. ~ SAM sKoLF1ELD CLERK.
DISSOLUTION or CO-pARTNERsHlP.
NOTICE.

The npdcsiz1ed having been appointed al
.dfnigtrator TO Inc estate Of John Haeston de-
ceased, req5ests all. those having claims a.
gafnst said estate t. presentfhem daily anthem
icated, and also those indebted to safd estate,
10 make Immediate payments.
DANE. d. AVERY,
Sept. Il. - Administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
S22O3 293

2 Ut
The 5000 293 balance in favor of the pa
IRISH with the S2SI9 SIT expended make the
total of S5,o22 II. In testimony whereof
we have affixed our names, this 5lst August,
1870
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

BE If ordained by tie board d sclectmeu
NJ the tG0H Of Baton Rouge, that thirty days
from the publication 81 his ordinance, all
FIocs found raubjng NJ large within the Inn
IL NJ the corporal on Of the Town Of Baton
Rouge, shall be taken up or caused 10 be ta~
ken 10 BY fhe Police Officer, and sold al the
Market flohse every Saturday during market
hours, "a The highest bidder.
The Police Officer fbalt receive for grown
ffcee, Fl, FOR sho3fs 30 cts, and for sucking
Pigs RI els each, for taking up keeping and
.eiliug. Eby person Or persons finding then,
Hogs IN the possession Of the Police Officer
. prevpous to their sale shall upon identifying
heir Hogs. and paying charges be allowed 10
redeem their property. The proceeds Of tie
sac Of boes. sold under The above ordinance,
after deductlng charges, shall be paid by the
Police Officer into the Corporation Treasury,
subject for thirty days TO the order OF the
owner.
SEPT. Is ri SAM sKoGPfELD CLERK.
Dissolution or COMPREHENSIVE.
! The pnbFic ii i3f5rmed that the firm here
/ tofofe known nnder the name of Isidore lar
| gnfar, r., s. John Capohladf Is dissolved by
| mutual conacnt. m+. Isidore Jarguier ia the
| sole proprietor, AL r14seed with the settle
mcnt Of all affairs belonging 10 said firm IN a
mercantile view.
JOHN CApCULAD,
ISfDORE LARGUIER, IN.
IsIdore L&rg1ier, IT,, ajTI always do every
hing in hHs power TO obGige, and give salts
faction 10 his patrons.
acnt II II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
S.5,022 ~

We, the undersigned, appointed a commit
tee by the Police Jury of West Baton Rouge,
for the purpose Of examining the accounts Oh
the Treasurer Of said parish, certify thai, from
the documents furnished Us by the treasurer
the receipts of the current year have been
s5,022 II and the expenses isis 81, and
leaves a balance in the hands Of the treasurer,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

| FGS "HSh1
A number or negro slaves found closet
ted together md preaehing IN some bnfF
kitchen 5f this town, we're arrested n lew
nights since, confined in jill and punished
lbs next morning, for being found oit of
atnftefs 1T III tthdts hour. Aiming theth
tyns ii nrgro nnnted jeff. belonging 10 thA
pIa utnEipn Of Mrs. Vslllon about 4 miles
from town. After rsee,yelne his eartees
| ton he wns sent hume. Having been
missed from Tho plantation ~ his young
]tnaster, hs was questioned by him. ihe
negro replying i~nsolently. bis tnhsf5r ut.
tempted to whip him, but he resisted, md
even coIlnfd him and fought n long t''ne
| with him. INJECTING several severe blows
on his head with his fists and biting BIN
on The hand. lie then made oil nftefihR
! threats against bio life lie was taken Tbs
next day and lodged in lail. md will proba y
| be tried under The btaek code.~AhahaFas
| E6SfHr.
Tbe Nav York Sun snakhs The following
remarks upon the taste Of onf Afnef'ea"
6plfnfes:
American Cheese vs.. Euglish Chfrse.@
A vessel lrst arrived here from Ehg'ahd
has brought out n quantity "l h.neflcah
cheese. which Is being sold for English
The hankofthg of sotne people after Eng
l,sh commodities. Is really amusing. onf
farmers, under the reduced Ehgl,sh faft1i,
are now supplying England viii, a good
cheese, Mt far cheaper rhies than her own
farmers can affttd to. Yet, singular hs II
may appear. The rage for English choose ~
so great among a certain class Of our c'tis
zeps, that merchants find IT n very profit.
able business to send The American article
ont in ths picket ships. TO be returned
ns English This trick Is ptaet'*ed upon
many ether commodities. IN rose by my
other nntne," Ac.-you know The real.
WHEAT Cnot.-~T'he Ohio Statesman
estimates tho product Of wheat IN ihat
State, Inc present years t2O,OOO.oo bush
els.
fl il stated in one Of The Michigan pa
pefa that the wheat crop Of this yenr VIII
be four times that u The year preceding
This would make 10000, 600 bushels
leaving $1,000. 900 for export.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

MrsMEafsM Upwards of two columns
Of the Alton Telegraph are filled win inc
particulars relating to a successful case OF
e~xeisio, of a wen by Dr.. b. T. Edwards,
an old and experienced physician OF the
highest responsibility, from the lett side oil
the farce of a young lady Is years ofage,
while in the mesmeric state. The opera
ZION was a difficult one, under ordinary cir
cumstances, would have been NEST painful.
L occupied Is minutes, and was perform.
ed without exciting any manifestation OF
suffering. The patient sat with her hands
quietly resting in her lap, the c%onntenance
was placid and serene, and the whole att
tude that of repose net the slightest trace
of mental emotion was perceptlble, not a
fwinse or movement of any kind was visi-
Bile, or the least change in respiration.
A son Of Erin once accosted a reverend dis
ciple, Of Swedenberg thns:-
= J" Mr.. . you say that we are to follow
the same business in heaven that we do IN TINS
world 7"
ayes that is in perfect accordance with rea-
son (; for the Creator himself is not idle, and
why should his creatures be
"Weil, then, your honor, do people die
theret"
Certainly not they are as immortal asthe
Creator himself"
"Then | should like to know, your honor
what they'll find for me 10 do, for am grdrt
digger in this world"
Ii is hardly necessary TO add that the reve-
rend gentleman was completely nonplussed'
and left Pat without giving the required infoF-
nation.
A Discovery Capt. Cook. OF the United
States dragons, stationed at Fort LeaVen-
worth, has discovered a new kind of grass,
which grows wild in that section of the coln-
try, and which he thinks viii prove a valu,
able addition 10 the agricultural interest Of
the country. The rchrgrain which it bears
forms the principal food Of the countless herds
of b~uffaloes upon the prairies. Capt. Cooke
apicked out a pint of the grain with his hngefs
and intends TO send it To the National lnsti-
tute by the first opportunity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30

Nous soussignta, n]otp+nts dun comite
par Ic Juri Police de Ia p~aroisse d'Ouat Baton
Rouge a reffet d'czarGiner les complies da
Tresoricr, de la p~aroisse, certifjons que, d'a-
pres les doenmers qui nous ont etc ~iournls
par le Tresoricr, Ia recetie de PannGe con-
rante a tte dc S5,O@2 II ct la dtpcnse de
s2,sls D74 &C qui laiase pour balance On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-16


schT T5umph EIlo, days from Baltimore with corn 7"
ssS on5sSa BSp from Baltimore with mde
schr Edward Ballard. Lawson days from Virginia with
schr Mary Ellen Nelson days Virginia. with oysters
schr Cloda, Van Name days from virgniawth oysters
schI Banner smeson days from Virginia with oysters
Sch. Erie Scout days from Baltimore with -four to
sch Elizabeth Smith, days from Virginia, with oysters
sch sashchue, Miles, days from Virginia, with oysters to
sehr Lexington, Crowe days from Virginia with oysters
sch Avon, Crowel days from Virginia with oyser' to
schr Expeditions Bush days from Virginia. with oysters
seh Delaware, Smith, adays from Virginia, with oysters
Below.
One ship and brig supposed be the Sterling, Hamilton
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF N THE RHG or !, l'1 is,a
AR lIh FacOner, Collins from Providence and sailed for
Arr Iah Isaac Jackson Swift FIN NYork for Falmouth has
sss s s 'G TshS Noble: IS
General Record.
PACKET SHIP svE GRAssE for Havre, will sail to day.
Her letter bags close Gp in the Exchange at the usual
hour this morning.
Notice to Mariners.
The Floating Light Ship stationed about Is miles EsE OF
the Highlands blown about 30 miles to from her sta
ton but made SAIL and is her way up to the city Tor
Home Ports.
BELFAST. Jan i2Cid Monaco, Wording, Havana; Mary
Susan, Kinds, Bermuda and mkt. -
PoRI sMouTH Jan l0CIu Olive aud Eza, MARSHALL, New
Orleans.
N,m g N Pc s' 2 X
stedam put n having her rudder hr repaired ana
proceeded on 18th; Damon, Potter Newport ri clean; 18Th
Fall River clean Capt Croker also reports touched
Nov Joseph Megs Maltapcise clean 9th Leyant Russell,
Wsreham. do. Also arr Ceryantes Tufts, Chareston Sig
nal for brig Cid, Ccquimbo Knowes Valparaiso and
market; Carb, Nickerso Omoa aud Truxlio Calmus,
Tucker Port Prince; Sarah Williams, Gutter Cieufuegos;
niel Francis Small Curacao; Dnmbarton, Prndeton, New
Oeeus; Chs Carroll Dean, do Claudus. Scobe Charles
ton; Hazd Woodm ,n Portland; Medium, Harding, Charles
ton; John Dunl,p Case, Richmond,
HYANNs, JAN 2-n port, Susan, Matthews. philadelphia for
Boston: New Harbour supposed from North Carolina for fo
Leond, Of HMwcb, destination unknown and Others before
reported ~
Corham, Bedford; Baltic, Pu,rington, Martinique; Ellen
Perkins Gpauick Porto Rco Repeater. Francis, York;
Emelne Nichols do 6th Hellespont Randall New York.
7h Aidebaan Comery ST Jago de Cuba Sheier Hicks Tho
maston and Boston; ChaG,ele Sawyer New York Ioih
ngae Echo Msser Ms,anzas; dependence, s. Domingo
7th Rcd Wing sleeper Mobile and New ORR ans; R.peater
Mccall Bachelder, Mar in que ST Simons, Sowman Ha-
v'n,; Grand Turk, Loud, Boston 10TH Norman, Shacke-
ford st Domingo.
SAVANNAH, jan S-Cld TIGER. Baker, Liverpool .
MOBILE. ,n.2-Cld Apollo, Windsor, for Havre, Mary
A ! vr for
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES DITNNE WATERI.A Primo


THIS Academy established under The
former ntendenI General ut tbs Island aud
other individuals OF the nobiv merchants
TINS city. II nCcduced the plan OF he Ce gvmna
s'a and the metao" II aitin Is the nterOgative" All the
schola unde sand knslsh language, many them
speak habitually and nnently
The Principal has the of schools in France Ger
England and the Uuted States Ills chief sin Us
give the youth entrusted his pctcs knowledge of
those branches OF poll which required all
active careers and are applicable TO any.
ne course OF study the eore compehenis the English,
French German and Spanish languages History Geogrs hes
Nanru Philosophy the practical part of Mathematics and
Draw of varions kinds.
Professors of divers nations and reside
abshmen and all the classes receive rotation
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan tut on thar
vsra the pupils under elve speak
two foreign languages perfectly Die and
those OF nperyears correctly and easiiv
Inc acquisition only OF the Spanish, but also of othe
languages is thus placed within the reach Of che youth OF the
lnqu'sh the many advantages which
ucation. The object of the Principal desiring
youths from the United States 20 facilitate the requirement
OF The Eng sh accent Tor his Spanish pupils, which
would be doubly repaid them by by the and introduce
here the manly spirit the English schools young c
of the United States nothing fear cir
mate the house being and airy situated heahuI
spot at short distance from the ry; and within
limits fine bath and compile for the
OF the pupils health Two Youths lately arrived from Germa
ny have passed the the school perfect health As
the principal married man, and his wife and
s Of the junior department. children received any
dttAat OF infancy.
+ pupii enjoys his religious opinions undsurbed
he terms are $500 annum payable three months in al
sant There extras except clothes snd books.
ALEXANOEN MORALES, ESQ,
NIL Havap,
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Domestic Importatlons.

APALAcHIcoLA-Shp M ,rtha Washngfon-s5 bales cotton
box tobacco ood Johnson Burritt99 bales Buck
1893 II Colt co-32 Robnson-9i Boga Kneeland-30 II
Kingsland"88 Hunter2e Mills Ripeyaa do hf pipe
Brothers & co.
APALAcHIcoLA-Ship Floridan-29 bales cotton Booman
Johnston x co-2l Hobrock Nelson co-2i II Taman--
3 w GaIemsq Brsyn Brothers eoeo pennis.opaia s
worth-38 Spoforl, Tilestou co-5a Hurlbut co-2s
Hadlev x Phelps-l box A Comstock.
SAvANNAH-Brg Etrurian-34t bales Prescott
3 Smith, Mills < co5 Perkins & Hopkns-53 Collns-l5
A @ Miller.
DARrN-Brg New J.rsey-s2 bales cotton Barstow Pope
LOB Everett Porter Coilias259 Coit-26 Brown, Dim
ick cot Stone22 oks rice a Hnbbad-20 Dis
sosway-32 bales cotton o order.
GsoReErowN. SCSchr Amea300O bushels rice 200 bales
cotton Durham DImon-T do II Colt cs-40 do Sackeu &
bushels Mercherd
FRANKLIS La-Schr Merchant-26a hhds moiassss Peter
son. New Haven-l0 do sugar Peek Sayre
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Died,

On the 18th instant after long and painful Illness
which she bore with christian ortitude, Mrs CATHERINE
POWERS In the 54th year of her age
Her relations and friends respectfully invited at
tend her funeral Tuesday afternoon O'clock from
her late residence 1877 Duane street.
On Sunday morning after short but severe illness GER
TRUDE ALBERTsoN.
Her remains will be taken Staten Island on Tuesday
morning at half past o'clock, from the house of her
niece Mrs. Sheehan, 10 Chestnut street. The friends of
the family and those of her sonin-law Mr.. VIM. Wilson,
are requested to attend the funeral.
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Arrived.
Ship ellespont, Adams from Palermo Dec passed Glib
raar itih fut Broom. l., r. baque Duchess,
Baxter for Boston, days. briggs Washington Thompson, for
NOrie MS ldg.
Ship Martha Washington, Tyler 10 days from A. aachcoa
with cotton TO Post < Phillips.
Ship Flordi Pratt days from Apalaci coa with co.tsn
TO r. ID. Hutut Co. Sailed with ship Philip lsf For.
New York; barque Windsor, for Boton brig Pecgnc,
for New York. =.
ship Calhoun Myers, days from sreston, with cotton
TO Geo Sutton
swsdh bsrque Alberius, Sandmark 90 DAYS from Gee,
WIN 800 tons iron TO Boormsu, Johnston 4 Co.
big Atlantic Ward 20 DAYS from Trinidad de Cuba for New
Haven. - $50 -
Bng Ieconc Wilbur ~ DAYS f,om Apaachcoa, with 5ii
oal,s eo M p a. Coz Co; % Ashby X Poole.
Bog New Jr,ssy Brown days from Daren, Ca with
Brig Elrunan Branscum days from Savannah with
Jordan. Tor Boston.
schr Van. Allen, Spauldng, 81 days from Jacm, 81, Do.
mngo, with coffee Sc 10 H. Underwood Left no An,rican
vessels.
Sehr Margaret Boyd days from Petersburg with md,e to
] l. Southland. -
schr President Peuheld days from Baltimore with mdse to
Allen Paxson
schr Richmond Austin days from Richmond with flour to
Allen u Paxson.
Scar Merchant Stevens. days from Franklin, La. with
molasses TO Peterson Of " haven.
Schr Amelia Terry ays from 9eorgctown, SC. with
ton, 70 10Th lat a. Ion 76 81 quantity
driN lumber, supposed vessels deck load.