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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
BOLTON & HARRISnN

BOLTON & HARRISON.
Druggists s ApotbecnrIrs. corner nj ,,os.. -,
Gorerpor Mreeis .bsioir he EogIs RsissJ
TNNHE suhscrhefs having OPENED hsr Store rs,.rto
n orr On country merchants anil others an crtcp.,r -,
msn ~ Drugs 'hcmicah Paints oils colours a. yisb
they son M ihe hwcsi terms "
Eps1m Sars Fl1ur Sulphur Clnt.tor M,rnesia s.p,,
Mama. Castor on in bofirs so.i1 fof washing
Potash AMI refra.h Saiariuts
snt fcirr Jamaica Ginger seaihtS mi Ycast Powders
White lead, linsced OF Spirits Tuslrntnc. Cora V4rrb
Japan Vanish Venetian Red Spanish novu Cf,p, y,,i,
nue dGrcru Ncriter rnrs Whfc. Dutch ript
Red Iesf Hue. Ret anai YcHYw Paint Window C,s.
yellow prnrc. Rose Fink. infiln Red Imperial Green
Chnese Blue sap Gccn pnop Lake Kaounc "a new ,r,ie,,
f0f w1ils'
suph ouniue Morphine &c witha Fun suupi Of sg,r chew.
nA W. t'.''- "'''','' l''lH shnUI HiNcs &c mh7
A NHRustNL SHAVING CREAM
N bunker liiu do. d.. For sais BY
NIB e. y. Dow
ACON Ann DRIED PEACHES SUuo ill., Hsnrs,ce tfy
- cured h'con sides sh'cs AMI owls vep supeff-fstaf
roh Dnci Peaches Whch We va scn INV.
div J. T. TRIpIIrT A ypN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

ASPRlNG CAliCoES-Reeeved and will sell then, ,t
~ low price following good p,au,iCI ]
Calieoc PhenH Sankcrn osIals do bleache and brown s
Hss ofnahurgs, &C. b. MEREDITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

Tickets $40; hayc. 5 quarters so
Certificates Of packages Of 90 Whob- Tickets
Do. do. Half do.
Do...... .dV...... 20 Quarter do. ........ ~ IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

SNTTHs VARNisHEs, fresh supply, for sale by
- mr. s z DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

zine Dress slippers, Ties aud walking shoes.
AMuEL PUINEY would respectfully The attention u The
- % 70 cav and examine hi stock of fnr Drcss spper
~ 'e'-lna rhnrs which superior quality ate.t fashions
sl Jus' naeevedos ale very low. beautiful NJ N satin
~ ""'' wv hlick SAMUEL PtrrNEY.
mn one door above Hubbard Gardner a Co Main a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

SHAHnAN'S Poor Mha's Plaster, gozHiHe. Dirsr-
- i0Hs Wash the part well with Vinegar when dry warm
e ph''er and apply smoothly None genuine the sc
nature OF n Sherman, NJ. ID. For sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

n toMMis'ioNERs SALE or sLAvEs.-tpl., n decree az
~ the county court OF CheSernehl sold for division Al
Vhs.ehsh coai'oise the I'd MONDAY March several vah
her late huabanrs estate. - "
prreuns made known GU tho day.
mr d3t&e1 nv rttr ,nu,taatoxpp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT,
FOR TIE LADIES.

fIa The front room over our store, accessible
flight NJ steps from the very sutaLio ,r nm A.
toueys or Doctors Office. r. ~ J. n g. WINSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09
Foreien Importations.

LIvERrooL-Shp seven( Before repored)-loo tons coal
Colden-I5 do pipe clay I Smith-I5 hid e. Nc.
ntosh-677 bars 6l bdls iron Crookt55 BARB dwight
Foster-i5 pkgs N Shaw-10 w Il Clough-T T. Black.
bum-io M Bruce w Bsrton-l0 w Tory 20 Barclay
Living ston30 Burnett Johnson-l Bruce SOM II
WISE X coz Comsn-20 Phelps, Dodge co., y Cad-
well co--53 Winkley-52 II Hanford-l2 T. Robbns-7
II Farnum co.. w Chauncey cog Reiss Brothers.
Hadden son32 Tooker, Mead colt Sheldon Phelps-3
Kessler colo Cooms-2i Il Truckers q Is Don-7 jams
Mccall u co7 Richardson x Watsonl Post X Thomas-i3
Ingoldsby Cog Wolfe Bishop-i7 w e. L Topscott-
90 Bearns-i Lloyd-4 w Harrs25o sks salt w Whit.
lock- cks II bags mde bales 1870 bags nails 1919
bars so bdIs iron l60 cks Is cs copper to order.
CASroNBarque Paulme352 cbts 400 boxes ginger do
musk IS do mdse do tea do china Low3o0 bxs
ginger 500 lob canister bxs young Tyson 500 5b do X
Forbes chs young Tyson 28 hf do 8 chs souchong h
do Cute chts $50 hf do young hyson 8 chests 81 b
souchong Hooper, chest n hf do 1871 bxs mde Talbot
Olyphant-l Brooks-3 do l. Price2 pkgs y
Morell-i box Gordon Talbot Rowland Aspnw ALL
q Trott-5 bxs Whte681 pkgy cassia SO
Ro Tro Phlad3e chests young hysou $50 hf do h
ch twants 1850 mats bx mde 635 hf chs souchons
500 Glib bxs Tyson TO order.
TRNpsp pr CyBA-ScI OstrichlOo bbls sugsr 2l2 bale
tobacco 30 sticks ustic thompson Adams53 bags coffee
81 bs 10 bales tobacco Galaway-I brl
5 kings or brs sugar George.
Aux CAyEs-Schr Lady Chase-3i9 bags coffee 776 do
Goa Miron80 do bx oil cloves II Schelin-l70 bags
coffee w w Defoest5 do Resd-2s bags coffee II tons
logwood s657 to master.
AuI CaYEs-Brig Mohegan-335 bags coffee Rossiere-
20 do Marion-l5,000 lbs logwood s w Lewis.
ST Doaseo-Bns Albert-iOO crotches $50 cannon logs
VI Patt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09
state OF Trade.

The steamboat mail arriving in season. the business
operations of the city very quiet every was
in doubt and uncertainty
AsHEs-Pots ;remain last quoted at s4,561aS4 ,62I.
Pearls we quote at 50, l2l.
WHskrY-Drudge is field at 23c. Barrels still held
at 24i
FRuIr-Sales Of Sicily Lemons Mt Sl,s7t. Bunch
aisins at 81 75aSl77h. Madeira Nuts at 5lc.
RPRovIsoNs-We have alterations to report III any
articlefunder this head fair demand exists
TALLow.-Sales to some extent at 6sa7c.
HAY.-A firm demand for bale. Prices firm at 42a
45cts
CoTToN.-The market to-day is quiet About 1000 bales
have changed hands, at previous prices But little dspo
ston has been shown by holders to offer their cotton
til they receive their letters per Acadia The purchas
made to-day were nearly entirely to Spectators
FREIGHrs.-We understand freight engagements have
been made for all the packets for Liverpool the LIST of
January at slight advance in rates We learn also that
the ship Euaw has been taken up for Liverpool.
REAL EsTATE.-Sales by Anthony j. Blocker s Co., at
the Merchants Exchange, Dec. sth, lS43 =
piece Of land lying on the Old Albany Post Road
and Harlem River, in the Twelfth Ward, contain
ing about l2t acres, for. 1000
Three lots and house ut Manhattanville, l26th
and l27th streets near the 9th avenue ...... 1850
Greenwich Lane, 90 by 81 ieet ............ 1850
Four lots north side 25h strict, between the 9th
and 7th avenues each % by 9s 9. Each 1913. 400
Three lots adjoining, 25th street, same size
each $685.. ................. 1855
$50. ............. 2l6O
One gore lot on 25th street, l6ft wide ...... 400
One do do 26th street, 2Oft wide. ....... 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09
MONEY MARKET.


The nonarrival of the steamboat mail from Boston
with letters from the Acadia, at an early hour,
created great anxiety in the minds of all business
men. When the boat came in, it too late to affect
movements today Stocks very firm at both boards.
New Jersey improved per cent; Harlem 7; Farmers
Loan D City Bank New Orleans, q Patterson !. Long
Island down !; Canton State stocks do not vary much
from last quotations. The sales reached fair amount
North American Trust Company sold at 10 per cent.
Money is SO abundant, that temporary loans can be
made good security at the rate of two to three per
cent per annnm. The agent Of very large English
house offers to make loans to any amount at that rate
Bond and mortgages very scarce, but capitalists
not disposed to lock up their money such securities for
number of years at the current value of money The
business paper anoat is of trifing amount, and
money is go plenty that promssory notes deposited
in the banks for collection, and not for discount Our
merchants have principally transacted cash business
the past SEASON. and the credits given small
parativcy that most houses hold all the paper they
have received. Let the commercial community pass
through two good seasons without depending bank IA
ces, and they will for after do without their aid
They will find their profits increased and their credit
better They will be in the possession of business de-
pending their energies and for
and they will have the satisfaction OF knowing their a
fairs not subject to the caprice of few bank directors
LEI aclzen oil TINS ciy pass through our business Streets
and how many old and familiar firms will he find Very
few The old houses have passed away but they have
retired with fortunes not in every hundred have
retired wealthy. They have all been ruined by the sud
den expansions oftrade directly caused by the banks and
legislation During the existence Of this nation,
class of merchants has taken the place of the old
every years Not merchant in thousand retains
the wealth he has acquired two years
of mad speculation deprves him the substance he has
been whole life accommodating.
The imports into the United States, with the specie
movements in the country show that the trade and the
currency have for years past been settling down
alevel corresponding with, and governed by each other
IMroRr OF MERCHANDISE, MOVEMENTS SPECIE, AND
RATE OF EXCHANGE IN New YoRK.
Total Imp. EIp. Spc Inn. Spc. Rat. of For Ere.
IN ks,I o,l
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< Price and John FalIon for the groundaandords The

X. Price and John Faon for the The
decision ofthe Court is expected on tomorrow
The City Councils met last evening" but transacted bu
siness OF little m0ment-the most important resolution
being one instrucng the Committee Highways to
qne into the expedency of changing the designation Of
all highways called alleys into that streets with
such alteration in their names, will prevent the
fusion Of having two streets with the same name.
To and hear the great maestro Ole Bull there
first appearance and the immense applause that greeted
him made the Theatre fairly quake. lady in of the
boxes oveoyed by the beauty OF his performance the
VIOLIN actually shrieked aloud lie called the
close made few remarks and then struck up the air
Yankee Doodle" with marked beauty land effect. He
will appear here for the last time tomorrow night.
The new American play called "Old Virginia and
Southern Chivary" will be produced tomorrow (Saur-
day. night at the National for Mr. f. s Corners benefit
the piece having been written for him by gentleman of
this city The Of the patriotic SKETCH as it call
ed be considered good and the appointments of the
stage well attended, its may be anticipated
The events are those Of American revolution of
which are all proud, and with which we ought to be
familiar
At the Rev. Mr. Barnes Church on Washington square,
seamens meeting will be held this evening when a
number OF pious seamen will deliver addresses Letters
written by the nephew of Osceola a Seminole Indian
named John d. Bemo will be read This young man has
created great interest in the Christian community and
his letters will doubtless be quite interesting.
Yours sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

The profits Of this year exceed those of last s3i52 The
carried profit and loss to old CONNER
cal debts the chief part OF them the result of the disasters
Of 1851 Under the direction of the act Of 1885, all the in
i.rys collected from the borrowers Of the Fire Loan, is
credited the expense account OF this fund The interest
collected this year amounted TO 67sl 3D. the sum Gre
ted and there paid for that account only 500 73 55
the remaining so6ii OF these receipts go to diminish
the balance standing the debt Of that account Thus
the Bank has made this year and above the
paid for interest and profit and loss, Sl06ii against
xlOo OO0 last wear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city Of New York is confidently
commended and prescribed by the first meaical practton-
ers of city for all cases of debility produced either by
constitution 1t is an invaluable remedy for impotence
serlty, or baroness anless depending maormation
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debilitated state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 EACH cases of half dozen SIS;
carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, OF Nassau
street. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

pg- YOUNG FOLKS, LOOK OUTFITS day is
published price % cents The Little Robinson Of Paris
or lndustrys Triumph; Tale for Youh"-Copyright
Translation from the French of Madame Eugene Foa II.
Illustrated with an engraving This of the best books
for the young ever written both account of the beauty
of the moral and the firing interest of the story
On Its publication few months since in Paris
much the same degree of sensation among the young
people of that city that the Mysteries OF Paris did
among the older classes. 1t is truly spirited and
delightful tale Amore beautiful holiday present for boys
and girls could not be selected Its perfect freshness and
novelty particularly commend It to attention.
Published and for sale by Burgess Stringer Co.. 222
Broadway, NY. "The New Bail Room Guide" contain.
ing the etiquette of dancing and the figures of all the
voe cotillons guadrlle &C. patronzed by Queen Vic.
toria is now ready Price ,2t cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09
Passengers Arrived.

Sr J.Go CuBA-Bng Virgnia-P Maitland, lady and
children, Capt Sheffield VIM Roseu.
CHARLEsToN-Shp Calhoun-Major John Nj Bxley. J
Grisw9ld and lazy in the storage
NJ. ship Acadia from Liveool-D Leavtt
Leavt Mr. Leavitt and lady, two Misses Leavt Mr.
Ms Mr 2nird M Nss i;' Lo'ep
wad, OxIey, w Revere, Lincoln Berry, G shaw, +
Dor, Geo YIN Warren, WIN Se!by 9 seby Hickman. SamI
Stevens bearer Of despatehes-3, Lyepool alxTho.
Davidson Halifax to Boson7C w Dickson. d Crossman.
d Lowell, Mr. Sutton Total 80
AT HoLMEs Hole Ship Chas Carroll, from Tabiti-Csp,
Chase and Mr. Jenkins LIST officer Of baque Eliza condemned
a, Tahiti; Gray Of Gloucester; Mr. JOY late LIST officer Of
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Died,

In Brooklyn, Thursday evening Dec It'll CELEs
TINE daughter of Wm H. and Catharine Smonton, aged
five years.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
tend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from No 2O9
Pearl street. Hillary street without further invita-
ton.
On Friday the sth instant in the 37th year of her age
MARY HPPER, widow Of the late Christian Hyper, and
daughter of James Cardwell.
The friends and relations ofthe family requested to
attend the funeral from the house of her father 7s Chrys
tie corner of Rvngton street. this Saturday afternoon, at
three O. clock.
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New World onlce. ao an q.

90 TIE ANGLo-AMERICAN.-A splendid aad
universally admitted correct print of Gen Washington.
OF large size from Stewart, - presented 90 their sub
scribers only who have will pay year In advance
This is good time 20 subscribe or this cipal parr Cor
nothing tends 10 vile the long winter evenings
good hre-side journal This weeks number contains a
rich treat OF choice selections of kurop-sn .rsue
culled with whilst the original articles from the
ablest pens OF which periodical literature boast
Buy copy this week and Judge or yourself cents
per copy
N. ID. Postmasters authorized TO remit subscriptions
free OF expense to subscriber or publisher.
j. A. FUTILE, Agent No. Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09
Sales of Stocks at PhiIadeIphia.

FIRST Board, Dec. SIS shares Mechanics Bank 25t ;
So 40 Schuykill Bank, esp l2 2l5 do Vcksbnrg Bank
i $4,000 State 5 1000 6sl $500 do do in fractions
6s $4,000 do do 5ds 6si; $1,000 Tennessee 5s LIST July
SIS 80 shares Schuy kill Navigation 81 1859 State
6s 46 and 43 72 shares Penna Bank 227t 10 do Mer
chants and Manufacturers Bank Pttsburg 49, 500 Che
sapeake and Delaware IS 1885, Al 1877 shares Grard Blk
Mechanics Blk 25l; do Western Blk, cash, As; 40 do
Vicksburg BIZ, AZ.
SECOND BOARD, Dec. $50 shares Reading RR %; so
do Schuy kill Navigation 3li % do Grard Bank IL; 200
do Vicksburg Bank b5f, AZ; 2Odo do AZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Phl1adelphia Cattle Market
DEC. There offered during the week 600
Beeves including l23 head of Virginia cattle and l4o
taken to New York; 100 APO hogs, and about 1000
sheep The prices of beef cattle from 81 to S4i
with extras at So the 100 bs-50 head LEFT
Cows CALvEs.Fresh SIS to S2s; Springers $40 to
SIS; Dry Cows 81 to So the head
Hoes dull at from So to Sis the 100 lbs.
SHEEPSaes from Is cents to Sl for ordinary, and 81
q 81 for prime.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

o. PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S Celebrated Pills for
the cure of Gonorrh9a elect Fluor Albus and all
capurulent discharges from the Urethra These Pills are
warranted to effect in half the time taken by the
old treatment without taintng the breath disagreeng
with the stomach, confinement from business Price
81 per box. Office and consulting Of the College
OF Medicine and Pharmacy "a Nassau street.
w y. RICHARDSON Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

PHuApELrEA. Dec 8-Ar Louisa, Gallagher Havana; Al
Dole, and Caldwell Lake NYork CID John CLAYTON
Moore. West Indies Arr at Richmond, Lexington. Dixon
Augusta. Me.
BA! rIMoRE. Dec TAR VIM thompson. Stewart, WORK
Id Mary Susan Weeks Alphabetically Prompt, Davis Bos-
RICHMOND, Dec Arr Amelia, Portsmouth, Nh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

o. RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE Mixture
for the permanent primary secondary Syphilis
and all complaints arising from the of Mercuryguar-
anteed to Sold in single bottles 81 EACH in
hall dozen So carefully packed and to all parts of the
union, Office and consulting rooms of the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy, ~ Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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ProYIsian Market.

We have but little to note with respect to markets
differing from last report There lots Of Poultry
at various prices according to size and quality Fish Of
all kinds more plenty in some prices have advanced
Vegetables not plenty, and the cold weather has
tendency to raise the price of the different kinds twenty
NOR cpnf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09
Domestic Importations

Guardianship Calhou-t7 bugs feathers Phelps Co
II empty bh Johnsonl7 bale. cotton Victor Dockwiz
cOt smith Mills coo bbis w Iarrison--55 rice d.
Peyscr Whmsrsl- bags bdls Caselli-l00 bushels
pea to maser-sundry pkgs TO various persons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

or COLLECTiNG AGENCY OFFICR.-BiIls drafts
aud accounts foF collection IN this city Boston The
undersigned have entered into Arrangement ior trans.
hitting papers Tor collection and ENLISTMENT hy which
persons have thsir business transacted with e same
facility and despatch could be- attained b their
attendance either in this city Boston. Accounts NAV
he left In New York with y. D. Tutie No Ann street
In Boston with Andrew Roberts, No. n street Our
stairs)
" B.Mr. Robcrts i the duly authorized agent for che
ADVERTISING department Of charles .wlmers Liverpool
Nprcss. Arrangements through him can b. made on the
most ads antageOus terms, BY apple sicn al bis ONCE In
boston IA New York BY H. u. futile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

LIvERPooL-Pack ship Observation-Disclosures Rhodes,
Poultney VIM Pegg, Carr Sif ken, Mr. Fielder James
Dare Michael MURPHY Henry. Carr New York; James
Mrs Herrick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

o. MYSTERIES OF PARIS, translated by ~ q.
Deming, Esq Number Nine will be ready al Nine
o'clock this morning. This is acknowledge 10 be-
day. Price l2t cents each The Tenth and last number
double sheet-will be ready next Thursday. Office, nj
Ann street.
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Q9- POST OFfIcF RFFogM t.eB,is-aen boiling
petitions with signature requested 81 transmit them
as soon as they shall isu eNpc-ni 30 The undcrsignei
Chairman OF the Commiice sad ,isns Appointed by
the General Committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-09

o. A MoNsTER--A physician, whose name we
supprcss 10 give him chance 90 reform. had lately
patient In reen~ ,ch street suffering with indescrbahe
horof of terrible burn In his face hands and arms and
refused 81 Apply salse presented 10 him (the Tain ~
tractor, rol Csmsiock Stos hscause he did not know
hos 20 make a. is would rather the sufferer should die
IN ,ortur than yirld hs rrudices 10 the Of hu.
sufferers.
Contrast h this the noble conduct of Or n Mel
No Warren street., Of the oldest aud most sninen
hysicsns ~ this cy Who hal the heraty 60 send for
the salve IN the Of burn IN the family OF Nehemiah
Rogers ksq No Grcsnw ich street and the aaiot 20
call al Comsiockf. u Coartant street 20 give inlorma
ton of IL extraordinary effects in easing the pain ami
srldiy curing The case and 20 supply himself with more
II the article heyery physician would b. thu, HUMANE
the proprietors wonh glaily their views and pr,
cent them with the remedy which in all Of external
inflammation, and all sores. powerful and efec
iua than any other prescription invented by one
OF all mclcz men IN eNistenrs. This ~ 30 and the
own must know sooner o. later a any rsie To b.
had only ., u Courlan street and North Fih street
rhiladelphis; and ~ Cornhil Boston
On % Ts>srs-for Boots, shoes. Carriage Tons
Harness, &C, nothing equal this celebrated oil; ani
waer penetrate than through india rubber
70 ~ had only At y Courtlandt street
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Master, and Agents

We shall esteem favor, IL Captains OF Vessel. will give
port o. the Shipping en TN Port whence they sailed the
vessels ooken on their Passage List Of their Cargo, and
Foreign New.paies News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents, al home abroad viii confer favor by
sending 70 this Once all the Marine ntel gclce they can
obtain. Nautical Information Of KIND win be thankfully
received.