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, 1843-09-16

d,en. whom no inducement would
c,nse TO bend the knee TO Ball.
Lalely the daughter Of a wealthy
farmer was married, and the father OF
Inc bride sent two vats of porter INTO
the town of Mas, that the lnhabIt-
ants might partake of the festivities,
and. though the watts were preached
there. not u single individual was
found base enough to taste a drop OF
it.-(Much cheering.)
, 1843-09-16

VOLUNTARY RETuRN.-The Ports
mouth, (Ohio) Tribune, chronicles the
return TO Lewis county, KY, of three
negro men, to the home of their master,
from Canada, where they had escaped
The Tribune says: they state that their
condition at home with their master, is
far better than any other in which they
could place themselves while absent,
one of them had hired TO q man for three
dollars 4 month, the highest wages he
could get, and could only procure every
other Sunday to himself at that. They
are now satisfied they will fare better al
home, with their struck patch" and hay
ingall their real wants supplied by their
master, than they can any where else
under the moSkcry Of liberty, but in re-
, 1843-09-16

TEMPERANCE IN lRELAND.-ln the
course of a speech made in Liverpool
on the 18th ult., Father Mathew
said-"Our cause progresses, it gath
ers strength every day. We now
number in Ireland more than five mil
lions Of total abslalners--Qoud ap-
plause)--not to mention those that
have fallen: men. women, and chill
, 1843-09-16

CITY OF NV YoRK.-The Delegates
to represent the City of New York in
the State Convention, were harmonious
ly chosen, on the night of the 29th ulti-
mo, at Tamnany Hall-9 Van Buren,
men and 1 Calhoun men.
, 1843-09-16

I-sE-sprr SIcHr.-Thc Baltimore Sun
.. The -Jth ult., from a point neal
he Lower I.ouse, Canton, seventy one
80. vi .e5se.s IF all descriptions were
counted on the Patapsco river between
North Point and Port M;IIenry. Some
were going out and some coming in
May not this be regarded as an evidence
Of prosperity.
, 1843-09-16

The Buffalo Com. Advertiser, says the
counterfeiters are now engaged in the
most extensive frauds which have mark
ed them for many years. Scarcely any
Of the Banks which obtained bills under
the new law, but what have been coun-
forfeited in the new emissions. The
country is I'LL of this trash; and dealers
must be keen, or they will be contour
dedly gulled with it. The latest detect
ed, were IS and IS on the Exchange
Bank, Albany. Paper thin, white and
limsy.
, 1843-09-16

GEM.-A pleasant, cheerful wife,
is a rainbow set in the sky, when her
husbands mind is tossed with storms
and tempests; but a scowling and ret
full wife, in the hour of trouble is Ike
one of the friends who delight to tor
ture spirits.
, 1843-09-16

The new steamboat Knickerbocker
made her first trip from New York to
Albany in seven hours and thirty-three
minutes, running time. 1t is believed
she will make the trip in seven hours.
A part of the distance was run at the
rate of twenty miles in fifty minutes.
, 1843-09-16

We lcran through the journal, that an
ARRAY took place IN Hannibal, last week,
between Vincent j Hudson, and James
Mcfarland, which resulted in the almost
immediate death of the latter, by a stab
received in the breast.
, 1843-09-16

I5=Two more prisoners escaped from
the State Prison. at Jefferson City, on
Saturday evening last. Their names are
Henderson and Carrier. Nearly every
week during the last year, has witnessed
the escape of some convict from our Pen
itentiary.
, 1843-09-16

AucrIox.-An invoice of Boots and
Shoes, amounting TO about $4,000, was
sold says the St. Louis Era, at the auc-
ton rooms of J. J. Murdoch s. Co., at a
great advance from last springs prices.
, 1843-09-16

NEw MAIL RoUTE.-Meetings have
been held in Illinois, to petition for the
establishment Of a new mail route from
st. Louis to New York via Springfield,
Illinois, Decatur, D~anvilie, Lafayette,
Ia, Toledo, Ohio, Buffalo, A. York, Sc
1t is said the mail can reach St. Louis
from New York, by this route, in seven
days.
, 1843-09-16
EzaE RADICAL.
DowIing-Green, Sept. &c, 1913.

The sales of Tobacco on Tuesday last
al the Planters Warehouse in St. Louis,
amounted to 81 hhds; Passed ragged from
? 80 TO 3 go, arl Refused from l 90 TO
> 10. Arrived at the Lcvce, So hhds.
, 1843-09-16

The Election in Mississippi comes oil
the first Monday in November next.
, 1843-09-16

alitv a worse slavery than exists in Ken
lucky. 1t is TO be regretted that all the
runaway negroes in u State have not
long since come to the same conclusion.
, 1843-09-16

The Boston Advertiser has hoisted the
flag ofMr. Webster for President. Mr..
Mclean has his advocates also, for the
same staten.
, 1843-09-16

The Richmond Enquirer says, 1--WE
feel ourselves bound 10 express our own
convictions, just as sacred and just as
sincere that Mr.. Calhoun cannot be
nominated, and, therefore, that he cannot
be elected.-May we not hope, that the
day may yet come, when they will see
things exactly as they are-not as con-
ceived by their vivid imaginations-when
they will see, that Mr.. Calhoun can
scarcely be elected at this time-andt that
the persisting to continue him in the field
will only serve to injure the great Re-
publican party, TO whom alone he must
look for friends and for allies-without
promoting his own elevation.
, 1843-09-16

eminent convinced those naughty
Dons that it isa dangerous game they
are playing; and that the quicker
they play their last card, the better it
will be for them.-[Portland Argus.
, 1843-09-16

We see it stated that the Boston Posi-
endorses the statement ola writer in the
Charleston Mercury, that between Mr..
Van Buren, and Mr.. Calhoun, "the popu-
lar sentiment ofNew England" is in IA
vor of Mr.. Calhoun for the Presidency,
and adds, "no sort of political ~iOckeyism
can make Mr.. Van Buren, the choice Of
the Democracy ofNcw England.
That's all stuff Mr.. Post. Wait Ill
New England speaks, and my old boot:
to a saw mill, she will tell another sort o.
a story to that.
, 1843-09-16

By the politeness Of Messrs. William
Luce & CO., we have been favored with
tic circular of Messrs. Hewitt, iieran,
s; Co. Accompanying it is a concise an
nual Statement: of the Of New
Orleans, for ten years, commencing the
lst ofSept. 1888, and ending 3lst Aug,
1913. During the year 1888 the whole
amount of tobacco shipped from the port
ofNew Orleans, was 25,2lO ~hogsheads.
To Great Britain. SIP
q France. 300
North of Europe, 4,462
South Of Europe and China, 1912
Coastwise, 1O,7SS
During the year commencing lst Of
Sept. 1912, and ending 3lst Aug. 1913,
there were shipped from the same port,
S9,S9l hogsheads, viz:
To Great Britain, 21,437
:. France, 1l,645
u North of Europe, 2l,61S
q" South of Europe s. China, 1886
" Coastwise. 2l,655
Total, 1881
Showing an increase in the exports Of
tobacco in ten years of nearly three hun
bred per cent. We regret that we have
not time to review and lay before our
readers more of the interesting statistics
contained in the circular.
Judge Allen, alias the "Old Horse"
is out for Governor on his own hook.
That's right, Judge-let every tub stand
on its own bottom, even though it be a
frail one.
The Democratic meeting in Marion re-
commended a State Convention for the
selection of Delegates 10 the National
Convention.
\ recent meeting in Clay county, de-
clared in favor of District Conventions
for the selection of Delegates 10 the Ma
tional Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
g ANDS'S REMEDY for Salt Rheum.

~ Salt Rheum Ringworm. letter, Scnld Head Bar
ber's or Jackson Itch, Eczema, Psoriasis Pamaria, ana
other skin safely certainly and eectusiy
cured by the of SandsB Remedy which has now been
tested in more than thousand different oihe above
diseases without having tailed in any where The directions
attended The unparalleled success OF this remedy
in curing diseases OF the skin, without equal in the history
of medicine. indss Sarsapara IS recommended 10 be-
nsed with he remedy tends To throw out from The
blood system generally all the unhealthy bumor con-
nected with The ,eases asd the application 81 The remedy
externally tie line entirely eradiC1tcs IL om the
system Tae Remedy perfectly harmless IN us operations,
and be applied with perfect safety even 10 The SKIN nt
the tenderest Testimonials OF Us efficacy are daiy
received and following selected tor publication,
which it thoCght vii SATISFY the mind oil every canoid
person Of ~ e6iTBoTi ~ virtues:
N..rr 4. u. ( ID. Sgnd5-GrBt. procured box OF
your ya!usse fenedy -alt Rhun mOnhS since Tor
m son. ti- severely affected Win tue cstJ on
his hands and after 1pying Remedy very ;Ort time,
using es than OF the box, The desired effect WAS
pfoduce the complctr since when TINE ucfe
has been 70 return he complaint Yours, respectfully,
JOSEPH e. STANLEY, 90 Deaaey-sL
New-York Oct II, 1910.
!Nessr, Reuse Il Pertng :-Hiyng heard from . (
my friends ncUoDoUgh, that you had an !niaLhe me-
dy for lie salt RheCm, procured some Tor my WIFE, She
had been troubled with tie complaint i've years, snd
am la ply inform you that the Remedy has entirely
cured her, All have say Il any person afflicted with
this Wes; OF AL comp amt, bay ana use sanGSs RDecy
for ,be Salt Rheurl"
TEE above certificate 10 our Agents, Reuse K
Perkng, Oxford, Chenango county, ". Y.
Prepared and sold Wholesale ss retail by A. sands
Chafnbers-s;reft Nev-YoIk. AIoo cold by a. B. d:
Sancs, Druggists Nos. 70 and 100 FutoBsueei David
raiIy Price 81 Is I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

On the st at ST Themas, of consumption, in the SD
year OF his age Warren W. Tallman OF the late Har
manus Tallman.
His friend, and acquainances, and those OF the family
his brother Hartman Taiman, and brothers n.lnw Jesse
Foshay and William Russell respectfully invited 10 at
tend his funeral the residence OF his mother o55
Greenwich street. this afternoon, al O'Clock.
On the 2ls- inst Anna Maria, infant daughter ct the
Rev. Fred. f. and Ellen &. Cornell, aged months
son OF William 5. Pophau in the 2ist year OF his age
On the 2lsl inst Elizabeth, only daughter OF Nes and
Mary kayanagh in the 10Th year OF her age.
On 2lst after short but painful illness ar.a
Pra wife OF Robee w. LoHber and daughter OF John T.
Rerg-n in the 9Th year other age.
In The SD year his age john Jones, soa OF the late
Herman Nosburg, OF this city.
His remains convey ed 10 West chester ior inter
meui.
On the Sis, inst in hi, 18th year, jain P Anderson.
Inthe village OF Jonstowa the 9th instant, oil nfem-
nation on the brain, James A. Lcbde IN the 18th year OF
his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
INDIA RUBBER SHOES-53 Maiden

4 lane-A full and perfect assomenioi India Rnooers,
embracing genlemen's sheet and eloh Ru9bef ossrhoe
cloth with rubber and leather soes Chd:es Oyershecs
for girls ard boys Rubbes; Rnbbers hned and
trimmed; Ladies Walking Shoes; Cater and Hail Cater
Roofs: Six elastic Top Boots article. We have
greatly reduced prices for the remainder OF Inc season
Ladi-s and gentlemen who have not supplied themselves
~ 10 protect he feet ind with pair Of and I'M
proved rubbers you may put colds coughs aud consump
hons a, defiance Our shoes hare always been warranted
and from the unparalleled demand think the public are
satisfied OF their perorty any others il the market
Tvs HUTCHINSON l. RUNioN, IS Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
"a FOR SALE, in Princeton, NJ. on

gsi@ low and accommodating terms, new Frame House
VIA OF three acres neatly fenced with stable. carriage
house small tenants house a granary and ice house
The house has four rooms on f. 81 6oor
hail. pasageway aud pantry and en- second story four
bedrooms and aojoIaing In basement story are
kitchen, rI!kcioei, reo, lifted mp With copper boil
err room cellar and Containing
Also, the Furniture Of said house. nearly new, with horse
and carriage, and two cows.
The properly eligbly situated for private residence,
anc within lew minutes walk of the Schools College.
Seminary and Churches, making in every way desirable
residence for those who would Ike snperuena The esn-
cation Of their wards
For further information address Box No. TO- Princeton,
n, j. Z5t 7msod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
CONCERT of Sacred Music a, the new

" Presbyterian Church IN sih street tDr. MeAueys)
20 take place o. Thursday evening aex Esd Inst Some
NJ the ct prinen, -srfor1e-s The city connection
with The Blind are 10 tske part In lac Concert and
pircss composed for the occasion vii De PERFORMED
cred Gsresp drivep- Ruth and Naomi OH, ;hou who
dwee5:n" Rock,d in the cradle of the deep horns
Christmas Carrc many other choice pieces are 20 DC
perfur ed with compartments by ul! Orchestra
Tickets TO h4 had at Firth Halfs, Franklin square, ".
P Woo dford IS Wall =; r 5. Benedict, $50 bowery Z.
Hnughton 90 Walker street, or al the door n the evening
3.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
Commercial md Money Matters.

The sales of State Stocks continue be large reaching
,oday sl25oeO principally of Kentucky and Ohio The
ner fell of TO s2 bu, rallied and closed at aS, decline
n. per cent yesterdays rates Ohio improved City
To day and yesterday about 100000 OF Government. as
have been tax en- al los 1851
s,ering is moderate demand at 81; and Franc, As
s542i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
0XJATCHES lower than ever.--in con-

W s,aueaee Of the reIae sa OF duties by he late
targ the subscriber !. selling his suck OF Sold and Silver
Levers, anchor Escapenens Lep;ne ard other Watches
of and spcDid patterns and 'eweny h.n% nth
lower than they can be bought for at Other paes IN
the city. Geld Watches as ow as s 20 az asc5-,
wsrrsated 10 keep good time or the moaey seIufaed-
watches and Clocks repaired IN the best s'snzef aGa @ar
a. r ALLEN, importer OF watches and JeTelsry,
- Wba,sssta and etail. 81 Wali-st-. stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
Marlkets-Cmejut!yr reported for The Tribune.

WEDNESDAY Z. NJ.
We hear OF no sales worthy OF quotation The market
remains be fore noted-Pots 25 3li offered 37l
% asked. Pearls 80, nominal AT Hayre Jan. 81,
Tier rise had taken place In Ashes, and IS b5is American
fo, hr oraads found buyers at i5 per 50 kio, duty
V ~ pad Pearis likewise SHADE higher, and 95
bbs real Esd 49 49, 50 per SO ko. lot OF 10 bb!s Ca
san Pots ie.ched 45 49, Stock, 1850 bos Pots and 500 DO
Pearls
CoTToN-The market is still unsettled, and we omit
cur usual quoat The sales to-day have been a5ou,
80 bales generally at the decline stated yeSteray3t 10 Il
icrib Factors their stocks freely &C decline Al
oTleans the ll the sales OF he week weie 40 O0o
GALES Prices easier, especially Tor Ttdag; orclna
ly1 ~ middia 81; m'ddRs ialr ot tar u IS
good lar ST. Al Mobile mIddling aid ordinary were
iow. Tor lh= former &c quoted Sales about 15to
Oates Al Cnar.eeon sales OF Inc week !uS25 oaes, ii
ate
FLOUR AND ME iL-The market FOR Western contin-
ts ue ouy smai sales oeg elected al .he riarSeirsie
10 lov 1enesee AMI 63 10 Tor ONO ana hlicnistn
aien and Casalia Low eid al 90 and sales have
Tea matte ut That The OF 400 hD OF the former
eprsd eserday made last week. There being very
hue Orleans III. Market holders are enabled TO OBJ
sa peuet pieces and we know OF none below SIT 81 :.
toe oaiaEcc OF The sn Mills $50 buls, sold al
Aeoai VtVDos good oaaas changed bands, on iern4s
'' u@.sphed. 4 he ony TRANSACTION o lnipoItasce we
a " IN Southern lUUo obs H0ward-st, oui Of
al oos lac osAsr descriptions leninin as before
S-Ned Al rhi1aV plaza Flour Guil, bGt slightly ini-
fo'eu'o st $50 mes te GGuiatou AZ Cincinnati Flour
"1s IL lal demand a %
0HAi"-"e nesr Oh ."ibinS coins in any description,
ocsplas 1900 bushels U.leas CON- OF store u, SC
i slyAsAt 70 America. wheat 5 lee The views
easrfs Ihe dlliets are pretty well supplied win Rye
A- NIL not bay pEese1t raivs5i 81. Barley nominal
faa Oats 50 aSl Tor Northern, aud - ~ ,ur Jersey
80 OF latter sold, 10 e:lYe, private Con.
uSsio large o! Wesern Cora Tor distllng 10
at ai1ase day. have been made, but he terms have
n@ usen mace puoilc. AT Philadelphia Coru was scarce
a1'ssiow /! -, white Ill pcnnsy round ia,
@aed IS.
os-cf the rceen, receipts at Bedford farther sales
S DDS have oeeu u,ade, teyered here Tor Consumption
eaa. For pacels Tor export the caering 81
Ehssa Lnseed i. held ,irmIy al So wihou; sales
s'icdn IN small lois rs, Cruee and
's'setuGed Spesnis very dull. In relation Lard
VIC eincinnaa Gazette says. The Lard on bus,n,s 81
yer u n.ere noarisiipg ceaoiiioa than present
are Tour factories tbs city, driving tue bust
Hess Accessibility"
.AoNisioNS-Tte morke, Tor pew Pork, with large
very dull, and sales sss only made IN SINAI! Ioi:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

for home New Ohio Mess brings sly; new Prime
So old Mess so; old Prime so IS. There is more in
quy for Beef and prices rather eEd upward Mess sells
at so 81; Prime is scarce, and held firmly a4 D.
Smoked Hams may be quoted 7ic Picked do 81 81
Picked Shoulders 3; Beef Rounds 4; Smoked Beefei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

= GALLERY-C. Il DEvos, MaRager.-Eyery day
evening week the sublime beautiful exhibition
OF the TRIi OF CHRISTIE group OF . figures Salu
ary The Norwood Gypsy WOMAN can be consulted lace
10 private apartment She does pretend a be
Fortune Teller, bur Processes by her knowledge OF Fhys
oogy, Physicgromy, Philosophy PhreHology, Mesmerism
and the hidden Sciences be able TO Instruct others OF
good intellect She will inform them they married or
gvi g them history OF past times the present and the
future, she knew them from birth She has
ton with knowledge OF Madae Adophe, account OF
whose imposition and runaway from Ulster appeared in the
NewYork papers ecenty.Admission TO the Museums p
cents; children half price. 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
A MEXICAN MUSEUn-Alarble build

Z a Dg, opposite s. PauIs Chnrch.-F. 1. DAIiN oI,
MeDscr.-Fisit OF the Indian C0eis prolonged.
Every Day and Evsnns this Week.
q The GeputaIion Indian Chiefs, &c. held 4 Talk
Saturday and being assured through their interpreter
that thousands who have been prevented by the weather
DESTROYS OF seeing them, they have concerted 10 remain
the Museum more, and have voluntarily sfer
ed 10 give their SPLENDID Ar DANCES and CEkE.
MONIES every afternoon ut halt past O'clock.
H. e. Sherman, the Ballad SIngerT. 6. Booth, the Tn,
rivailrd Comic Snger-La Petite Celeste, the admired
danSeuSe-Miss Hcod the Vocalist, &c.
II No Free List during the engagericn OF the Indians
Price of Admission, IS ceu-Chi!drsu under 10 years
halfprce Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
IN DREsS-229 Broad

yrsy opposite the FonntainI would suggest TO the
.nmn,nniiy thai am furnishing every article Of CnthnR
A. nI ooronabEy moderate prices for Hh oUr Sack Sur
outs beer afforded, and would oiiet ea ito'n those
he ipdrcement offered those paying reads FroSey
ory nriree. Nm. T. JENNINGS,
isl ST Draper and T1i!or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
Egnnlkrupts-Feb. 22.

John Nc Murray, Looking las maker, N. Y.
John Gilbert Clerk, n. Y.
Thomas NJ. Lewis, Clerk, n. Y.
Liaus Palmer, Farmer, Bethel.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

NiLED SILK, manufactured In eyely
W respect equal if no, superior any in the market
is cents Der ward by j. & II. WARD,
ESSEX street Newark. ~ j.. Manufacturers of Patent
Leather, Japp'd Linen, Muslin, Top Hides, sc. &c.
Merchants aud Dealers cautioned against mott"
what has said against Manufacturers OF the ait
article by firm in THIS city who have had almost ihe et-
elusive Oiled Silk We hold ourselves eSponsblc for
ali .ilk not fin sbed equal 10 any in market
Orders received aud samples TO 81 seen at o. W.
GORUaPS, 1926 Maiden lane We refer to S,Oih, wright
Co rr.Drrn. our Ie,pnnsbili,y ia eOd9ms-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
"a TO LETADweIIing House and Ba-

- = IL II TFN41ID6 110e.-o e-t10 D'1
E,sE kerry in Richmond Staten Island The House Is
Iyostofy frame suiding perfect order and newly
painted good schools and churches IL the immediate
phborhood omnbusses pass the door daily for
HE q quarantine Fer private family who wish TO live
tired or for Bakery, the basement having been fitted up
Tor that bu.aes Offers great inducements. The REM viii
Horse Tavern, lsaAd, Addison DongheIy So
\, ALL 29t Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
DISASTERS.


Schr, Walter r Jones, Brown, arrived last night from
the wreck OF The schr Victory, oS the IS! February
on Green Run beach, Maryland The Walter r. Jonr. las
brsu - large portion OF the which was saved
The remainder board The schr Excelsior on her way
here.
The ship ST. Petersburg, al Boston, from New Orleans,
with 2il bales OF Cotton which taken into Liverpool
after beng ashore Jordan Fats and her cut nv
said almost total wreck, and her repairs are con-
icc,ured 10 7eO0 There IS Insurance upon her IN
Boston fer about $4,000 Capt TrasS about 10 return
home 10 confer with and underwriters and IN
me meantime the ship would await hen she wcat
ashore she had pliotun beard
Ship Victoria Salem tr Cropstadt for Boston, toe-
fore reported ashore Widowal Bay which arrived at
Stromaess 18th p has been incorrectly reported sailed
18Th Tor Sosten. On the l8th Captain Woodbury. wrote
home for orders and would await their receipt before a-
pairing the vessel He thai the cargo IN the lower
hold supposed be damaged but $50 packages
tween decks were less damaged There sbouI
500 900 insured in Boston, on the vessel and cargo
BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN NAIL
From our Philadelphia Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA. February 2-P M.
Bark Josephine, johnson, il days from New orleans
Schr. Gen. Warren, Oge, 10 days from Havana
BELow.-Bark Hope, from New Orleans
Briss North Bend. sparks. New Orleans
New Hanover Carly, from Savannah.
Saline Faes, from New OrleHEs
Schr Currency, Shap, from Turks Island sth Inst spoke
Feb 18Th lai 81 So long "a IS, schr Hope I'm Mayaguez
P. Z, for New York.
Schr Ellen from Wilmington, NC.
Schr Magnolia, from Calais: Me The NJ. experienced
hard weather, and ioSJ part OF deck load.
Schr Nolant from Attakapas
MEMORABILIA letter from the Delaware break water
dated Feb. Goth says The Z. Tur!ey lost oach ooy
overheard the night OF the 18th Instant by aeciaea
while reehng sails.
"Thr brig sulla from Boston. which LEI. here l7n INST
has been The Say and forced back by The Ice ee
is now in Sigh. beloT the bruWn, CONNIE W.