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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

YELLOW FRVER-At New Orleans fr The
4S hours ending The 24th uII. there were 10 eases
admitted 10 The Charity Hospital. IL dis charged, 20
deaths, aud 50 cases remaining
10 Mobile. inr the % hours ending on the % Z
ult. there wers IA csses Of fever. and the As hours
ending 90 the 25,,. there were 5 eases.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

The Richmond Enquirer urgs - rs friends TO a
course Of Moderation and Wisdom" liz understand.
ing The ierm MODERArfoS doubtless Is. "lei Mr. Van
Buren, alone;' and Of the term WISDOM. q nominate
Me- Van Bufen as The Loc"ioco candidate Zoe he
nnrI PrrrlIrncu - WalhfriNe WIZ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

SLEEP or ANIMALS AND MAN Most AM.
mails sleep more ban man. some, indeed. for
months as The alternating tribes OF ba.s, d,rmIce.
marmOis and bears. Cas- and Dogs would seem 10
save TIE faculty al Will, a. have sumo idiots and
Persous % a low order Of intellect The ldeas or
impressions upon their minds are ~ feeble. ~ q,
lew Or are mad al such long intervals. That the
successIou l. lost iur want Of continuity: hence The
organ retains ImpeTlcctly, and but Tor an lUsrsuc
the image which lie external senses have prrseprsI
20 a. WEAKNESS superveHss; uHcOuscIOusuess follows
and lastly, sleep as q necessary Consequence al
t~nsnuiOn, - induced. IL - Oh crycd. huacy r. Thai
monkeys DO not sleep 90 much as other animals,
whence q Tbs apparent deviation from he urdIglr.
law Ol nature affecting other auImals7 tsa mDDke,
9 reasoning aHimaR Observe a dog chained: be
twists biz chain, slsoHens t sud culs HIMSELF of
from his plauer. Does he seek 10 ugt, .t nd
10 restore The links 10 their wUlteJ sArepslyus,
Noihe continues tagging and bowling ul sOlo,
ihehdlg hand hees EIm from Ls tolls, and fcst.re,
him 20 hts 1Hmer range. Bot hos Is o. Wuh fI,
monkey und~cTsimrar diHcuiues Why heds dictate
y nHiNias Tie chain Which he CANAL suuJeE. and
hence eviucss symeihng Ike fessJu. l. fBe
aeeple5uess OF monkeys then. a proof Of rtssy.
ne uhnk 90. Bat mtuuts-afs they fc1ueutI,
f~eeplessi Yes bot never in q siais Il IssIY
Hes'essness 90 Them . slUsys az indication %
ho"ger 90 o ssmptcm 0f deseuss. The absence %
-eep cann1l DO long sustained. Daaues slept %,
'oe fafk' Luxe ga bIs iruu cruNu 8ud = h1u8 .nYr 10
Hiah'y nave been huSryu 10 sIum5ef dursr the.
manch' hluieleefs frequently sleep on Their mlIe.
pysi-b1ys DO on lIeIr horses, ard sesmcD oy u,
hfgu and g'dy mast" Massl call vol" SAID a. r.gr
10 bs cDmriJe obo bod fallen ssfeag dear Ln
sleep hls 10 mzssa.' replied NcarIsd bYy. and AZ
right We may bcaf pusalou Jlhfs, bod, aB.
even dunk LHgsr mIn 80 can want sleep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

The New York Courier and Enquirer says hat
both Mr. Bales and Mr. ChOate. members uI iho UNI.
led Siaies senate from Musslchuseus, have offered
10 resign 10 favor Of W. Webster, but tho lslior VII
n0t c1nssut.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

DEATH RON A GUN--We learn that NJ.
Israel Turner OF South Scituate. went out cunning
On Friday aiternpnn last, aud was innrd dead shortly
after. Supposed tn have heen killed by a u accden-
tai discharge Of his gum.-PiymoHh Rock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

An IRISH servant gih ia 81 LOUIS was killed
on The 26'h ult. bv a German. beg. wnh a
pistol hat had lain Tor many years under a stair.
way. The gul snapped II al hIm three or four
tunes. Then gave 1t to him. aud the first time he
snapped 1t, he lodged the CONTENTS IN her head.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
aSnTlEEHnTNaifEIEInE

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Greeuhury Dorsey, Collector Of the PIT oi New
Orleans, ~ place nf Thomas Gibbs Morgan. resigned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

There have been serious uuis ct late az Lewis.
Town. Pa aud on Sunday night last. TIC buaimeu AS
sembled ~ considerable numbers aud attacked the
puriof the Town where the negroes reside. 10 order
90 dIsperse The rioters, The SheuG iOuud % necessary
iu order out lwo companies uf volunteers, who scat.
tered he mob aud captured sI ringleaders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

The Alexandra Gazette Of Saturday last says
The repairs Of The Chesapeake and One Canal
VIII he completed about the 2UIh Of October. and
'he water Will be let IA on The Georgeiown level IN
about ten DAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

Extensive Ere a. B~rpfkl,n, l. L-On r ijsy
afernoon,a q fire occurred ai B~ruIklyn. among SINE
siurcs stables, Sc. on Water aud Mann streets T..
~hich were destroyed Ia an extent covering Two
acres Ul ground.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

Marshal Bertrand has gone to the Hermitage and
Will probably, after a short yisIr there, pass up The
Ohio.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

FIRST STEAM VESSEL FROM TORONTO
10 QUEBEC The dIdicuhes OF the navigation
OF ihe - Lrwreuce, IS huch have since The eari, set.
Element Of the Cauadas, initiated against he com.
mercial Interests Of both provinces. have, az length.
been overcome yielding 10 the ingenuity aud PRISE.
'efsucc 81 human skill aud euie rpnze. The sieam
propeller Adyoniarer. buIlt expressly Tor the pa,iga.
lion OF The long S1uit Rapids, as we'll as the equally
dangerous rapids 81 Lnchiue. arrived in safety AT
Qusbec, 20 tiree days. with seven HUNDRED barrels
~ hpur on board, 3ut sc,eial passengers. Tins rs
ihe hd steamer that has arrived ai Quebec. from
loroonlo. a distance Of five huu6r red miles. thereby
opening io vessels ct her class a navigation from H,,
sea Go Chicago. Like Michigan. a distance Of ,l,,t
~" thousand miles, The Adyenmrer Is a vessel o.
50 Tolls burtheu, and wastO make her reform rrp. =,
crudIns he rapids the day following her amyal o.,
Quebec.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
GATHERING POTATOES :

GATHERING POTATOES Irish
potatoes, il II is desirable TO have them
IA all their excellence, should nevsr
have the sun shine on them after they
are dug, and should be exposed 10 the
air aud light as little rs may be. Poia-
toes pitteI or buried in holes in the
field, retain their freshness and good
qualities much later than those put in
open bins in the cellar; and the farmer
will always do well to have Il few pillcd
Tor spring use. The nece ssity for tiis
may in u great measure be obviated, by
lining the bottom and sides of a bin with
turf, and when 1t is filled, covering ii in
the $ m manner. Potatoes will keep
perfectly sound aud good for years, IL
placed so low in the eartE as 10 have a
temperature too low for vegetation -
Experiments made in n compact soil, on
the north side Of buildings or walls,
show that four or FIVE feet Sill usually
be sufficient in a lighter or more pc
rous soil, a greater depth is requisite
No wa er IN any case should staLd on
potatoes, as II wall soon destroy them.
IL poti'oes are dug and pItted early
there should an opening be ma lie at the
apex OF the heap and filled with a wisp
OF straw, 10 keep out the rain, but al
the same time 10 allow the heated air
TO pass oT.-AmericaH Farmer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
WORkINE EnR A IlNINr

WORKING FOR A LlVlNG.-We
find the following excellent article in
the "OFFERING," edited by the factory
girls in Lowell:
"From whence originated the idea
that 1t was d~eroga:ory TO u Iady's dlgni-
~, or a blot upon female character TO
Iabol! and who was the first IL say
~Sneerlngly, -, she works for a %Iiving!'
Surely, such ideas and expressions ought
not 10 gov on republican soil. The
time has been when ladies' Of the frs,
rank we're accustomed to busy tbe m
selves IN dOmes ic employment. Homer
tells US Of prIncesses who used to draw
water from the spring, and wash with
their own hands the finest of the linen
OF their respective families. The ia.
Gus LucretIa used to spin in The midst
OF her attendants and the wife of UIys
ses, alter the siege Of Troy, employed
herself IN weaving until her husband
returned from Ithaca"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

lFfnIn Tue New OIIeans Bee, 25'h uIl)
MURDER-Cn The ooh inst. at the house Of a
man named Mitchell, sirunted at Ash Grove. on The
lake shufe, in the parish Of ST Charles. a murder
wa committed by one Thunas FAINT, on the person
At Phillip Dunahoe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
A YOUN G coon.

NAL! ORi'S edition Of The Life and Speeches
Of HENRY CLAY" has appeared, as we learn from
Louces IN some of our exchange papers. The
Providence Journal, speaking Of The publication and
Of The great nsn wh,se unme IL bears, sa,s >
1T Is not necessary at This time. above all. m hi
place, To say enc word Of eioqneuce. the high
sOuled patriotism, and the intellectual power
which mark every sen ence aud every line of these
speeches. In Whatever position we view him
whether advocating lhe rlGhI ~ freedom ia beholL,
OF The Souih Amencan r~epublI's. or enforcing lhe
true policy Of American industry and American in
Ieresis, " heller defending himself from The malignant
accsuilous OF hts enemies, or hurting The bolts OF
indignant elOquence al official corruption and exc
cutye usurpat Oh he is every where TIE sumo col
InssI inIe elect lowering nbuve his fellows. aud
conspicuous above every other uhjccI."
II Is not often that Tie LIE at a distinguish ed
public man can be properly written IN his own
generation The influence of prejudices and
pfcPossdcsl rs cannot but Affect tie Goblet
Judgm'nt,ihe man Is looked al through the medium
OF pnuy questions aud party interests. Yet 10 The
case OF Ma. CLAY u may be truly said The high IS
umauOn 10 which he is held is rhe result Of his
manly aud nIIle qualities, which impress them.
selves upon candid minds wan The convection pf
ha earnest sincerity and pstrousm.--Boh Am,r,caH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

SHAMEFUL ABANDONMENT.--Bmwuson
rHE ~bm"ns'u, The Tale high prIssI of modern De.
mJcru"y. Br'wnspu the karlsruhe and Van Buren,
ne. Browuson Ihe leader Of New Englaud Lnculuco.
ism, BroNn0un he iavuuie--this Brow usDu has tate.
ly been telling some home truths 90 IN Dcmucruiic
Review 10 hts party and o., therefore. withoul pry
or renOrse, 'Nhislicd dnNu The wind Ivy the Globe
A. a sort Of Fanny Weight eHpoundrr ct larad Hs-
A Mr. BrOAusJu E-ALr OJz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05

There's on old dO,0s 10 D s,oD " temperate fbst
he sout read he account Of The Ggbt between
Dssid aud G0Liah, because 90 cOntsius On a~iusian
o. sling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-05
The Now York Ameacan Of Friday afternoon

The New York American Of Friday afternoon
says
Spurious notes Of The Delaware aud Hudson barl
aie T" cfcuiai'On. consisting of genuine one GgV,,
"''es altered 10 FIYEs and rENs. We have one r.,
''e-e tens before a., Which may pas s4y vbe,s
among those aba are not familiar u itl rhe i.rt ~,
we p.a'e sIihe genuine TIN dollar note different
TON hlt Of the yNE dollar.
me assessed valve Of real estate IN he CITY ot
We" horh The pfczeni year o. sI64 gJa5IIs5
-..NiIg p decfelse since rbe asses-maufm 1912 81.
li"Oi7@I'i5 The 49, es-ed value OF p,r..r
'-'le Ml- year is s~6JO4657573. shewina sn m.
t''e'-e 'n isvor u Toe curtcUi earc0mpsre " ub rbs
81 80 's'ne OF psnanal properly last year, cd
Tho estimate Of iaHes Er Inc CITY and ep9u,y o.,
we" 'ofN ir iHa present year ~ 81 sOiI3g "a
MAJOR N1oh has deserted Calhoun. srJ g,.
h' a'Ict"n Go Vac RuWn. - the Mar, live. -
'"''sn "s "ui te able 10 cay that he oas ,p mr.
"Ir'''s' a'a 'rp.ecd every candidate Tor he pre.i.
oeuey' DE snrr.u and opposition changing Win -.
caasoss VI success. VIZ" NC
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LIvERpooL-steam Ship Great Westem--A Low, Jr.,
Scvannah Mr. Hamilton do; Driscoll do, Peter Tor.
dellie, Itay DR. T Tellkampf Cincinnati; T Spence,
Orleans; Mr. Scoied, Phlad; John Ltejohn, Mobile;
q Hopley Charleston; Montando Mobile; q q
Dakn, Vera Cruz; Edw. Garrison, do; L Cramer New
Batre, bsarer ofdespatches, Mobiles vegel, York.
John A Post, York John Ross Holden, Eng Mo-
ring, N York II Carowitz, do julius Cichorius, do;
Duncan Kennedy, do; Aex'r McGregor, Liverpool; An
drew Mcdowell, Charleston Mr. Lepper New Orleans;
Edward Beck, N Y; A Kennedy, Hamilton, Canada ;
7 Levos, do; Gwahney, Mobile; John Rule and
lady, Mexico NJ Richardson Jr, Ireland; Mr. Cormick
lady and servant, Charleston; Watson Pttsburg PENN
Birkle, N o; w Wylie Havana; r Sanfeld, England;
John Bolton, New York; Mrs Upton and servant, EGG
and Miss Upton, do; George Martini Scotland; @ Doe
ring, Havana Conklin Plat, New York; Mr. Matthie
sen, Charlie ston c. Cleveland lady and servant, Mo-
bile; 7 Ferguson, do; Peter Maxwell, New Orleans
Isaac Huber, Paris Thomas Davidson, New York; Mr.
Fox, Philadelphia; Isaac Bell il. Mobile; d Lttejohn,
Liverpool; Professor Telkampf New York; John
sutherland, Hamilton, Canada, Miss Keith, Scotland;
Eugene Grousset, N Y; James Watt and lady, Dundee
NJ Sevilla, Mexico; Charles Edward Robinson, Toron
te Mr.. Burgess and lady, Mexico; T Byleveld Holland
John Gordon, Glasgow George D Post, New York
Peter Rickard, Montreal; William Benjamin, de; Lewi'
Lay, NYork; Ithie Town, do; Cameron. Charleston
II Moses, New York Greenough and lady, Flo
renee; Mrs II Sharland, London Michl Harris, Perth
Canada West Miss Susan Harris do; Mrs Dean and SER
want England; Miss Dean, do; Master Dean do; Fer
dinsnd Legare, Phlad lphia Mr.. Barber do; William
Kerr do; Theodore De Monteame, Montreal; Mr.. Lyall
Leasch do; Brnis do; MIR McClelland, Ireland Van
Hombre, New York John Taylor Glasgow.
LoSpoN-Paeset ship QnebecMr Raffinston hos White.
York; NJ TsctsI Consul a, Bermuda; Mr. la9o BH T.
England; Mr. Taylor, NJ Hawcy, Mr. Downe aud 7dy,
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made in the vicinity Of 10 rss. which at this moment is

made IN the vicinity Of 10 reals which this moment
not probable.
Provisions of all kinds plenty and prices nominal.
Hoops, per M "a As; lumber white pine, ID aIPp
lumber l6 22f; shocks, hid 6 a rs do box al rs;
beans white. lar; beef, No and prime and mess
cheese, la Goldfish 90 lbs box,2 4; Flour Phila
dsphia and Baltimore Sl3; hams, Am al, 50 10; LARD
ii ii 4; onions 100 bund So pork and Eastern ana
mess 10, clear, Ia potatoes, bbl 81; Rice qq p
reals; soap, yellow, rs; honey gallon, Ut rs
mossses, keg of 81 gallons, 4 al sugars assorted,
white brown, a 81 81 white alone 81 10; brown
alone ~ S; yellow st 81; segars, So Sac
Exchange on London dropped suddenly q few days
since to 81 81 per cent premium; at which rate
taken, il however rallied almost Immediately to
5per cent PREMIUM and we do not think it will be so
varied considerably sales made low as per
cent discount Boston, Philadelphia and New Orleans,
but the amounts small; we now quote New York per
cent discount to par and New Orleans per cent pre-
MUM
In Freights nothing has been done for the last ten
days, and we quote f2 co for large vessels with 5s
advance for small vessels
MATANzAs, June 30-Rice American, at 10 rs. per 100
lbs; Goldfish at do do Beer doz A. So; Onions, 100
lunches Sls Ia; Gin, Holland doz jars, l6 % RS;
Oh Sperm, 81 RS per gallon Beans, white az rs per
- lbs; Flour American, bbl Sl4t 10; do New Orleans,
SO l51; Lard, Sl3 IA per cw; Butter $l4 26 per
cwt Potatoes; bbl RS; Porter doz s3 4; Candles
mould, $l5 10 per cwt do Sperm, S32 81 Soap yell
low. sa 9iper cwt; do marble, $Iot III do. do.
ExcHANGE.-On London, 81 a premiums Paris
dts; New York, "a prem; Boston, "a prem.
FREIGHTs-Batc and Mediterranean f2 los a f2 los;
Hamburg and Bremen, 10; France, 60 TOT per
ton; England lisa III United States SIT IL per box
sugar rs per bag Coffee, SO 81 per hid Molasses
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Foreign GmpOrtattOrsrs.

H9sns s was fp . Gs9
il Mich lson-s s Ballard COG ] Nc Cali coil r
no aagp co., gst;r s0Gs Ean a SS
8 coz Hall Brothers cog Watt Resencran.z-i G
S0Rss Gn. so
sd.we" Ge s%Hi Smith, Eds P.s,ss-5 Hss,.d
R.s. WspGs Izsi
0fhsy sSn5 kehaiaiCD ssr tn@pSs
pone. soomsuWs5 d EST, order. ''s =
LHsafsoI@ssip ses-fcJ b, Hsodrieks Bro:
Ksh sf r:e S' i MsSss Slater
&c AdsheaS eoSls3 Sands Fox e9-5 Hal Brsthsrsn
STB Mansy.ES G .R:SSS..is fatoa stswsr..tn Bra
Is Rel. Bro heH1a Bi, Clark co-ia Wlelts14l
HAvaE-ship Vile de Lyon-Wih ndze to C Booa Fox
pigs Pick Co@ a WanWnsh,-7 EIwsqd.
stodd'ran Underwood. Teters' Blaze Bolne Reese
L.snadsnur & MsT,a-2 v Eshsr-a Boc,au ( Ka,h@aF
Thonpec zen Gel Cotlinst-3 A kenlrd Cot geTf,
nssr q, co eio do Wsf Knapp@i DO
,Js R sS Dpy SSs5ss
rstsy so YsrPS 1m S mr;0 sa's vim.
Psare-l pkg Loisshigk Waendoneks do Wiene.-s 90
HS ST ps, .y. vy.f NJ dsnou
50 B,%fad 8 Hatoa-sW hot..msn CO. N KsyseI-
ESs hisss Rp sssn w Shy s ka;.:s
shaw e II KELLOGG Coz L,ehsise Fsuehe-l JOY
winwr.tL Msnia n gsntsr9@l HpI Lststou Lyon
&c II sehreder-! H z Ccrb, &so12 w DaPer14 \ M
T 9 Hqyp SECS @ i sensur 4 col Dale Na1.eIl11
s0y Fe npII f,ac s Ssh.s a ESTsh.s usis
IL BechAId * col q OaIcIa- OWLS TO order.
pctnsstio EInp1rtatsaps
APALAcHrcoLA-Brig viotorys3 bales cotton Post Phil
Ins--t6J II u--b
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deep shame to itsel Tor such Illuminating Of things
openly claims credit the organs for being
able to borrow, at per cent the money thrown ont Of
employ by the paray saon Of the banks and merchants
The government which produced this great change is
broken and disordered. With deficient revenue
and increasing debt-no matured system Of finance
mo permanent commercial policy-no fixed hold
upon the people, is exposed the action of democratic
Congress, which is coming down on them with the
growing impetus Of column OF cuirassers upon pre-
ken square. There every believe that affairs
will be reversed the tariff modified the debt speedily al
minshed and the old OF the government restored
before business will permanently revive
In our article of Tuesday we called attention TO the
appalling distress which the tariff has brought upon the
agricultural interests The prodgous crops OF the lar
are crowdng the great avenues oil trade swelling
the tolls of the public works. and pouring into the great
depos giving the manufacturers for whose benefit the
tariff was laid their -four and supplies lower than they
can be raised for without profit to the produ
GER If the foreign manufacturers come here and
compete with the domestic masters for agricultural
produce prices will rise that the latter will have
to nav more for his -four Congress drives the
foreigner and the result is that the farmer cannot gel
money to pay his mortgage. This is living truth
every man feels in his pocket Notwithstanding the
swelling volume of produce that rolls into the lap OF the
manufacturers nothing left in the hands of the
He therefore bnys goo6s and the niquiy rebounds
upon its authors The duties levied by England Anne
rcan produce of which she buys $50 per
average Is per cent with the exception OF tobacco. The
duties levied by the United States upon English goods
average 60 per cent, and the imports $46OOOOOO. The
article Of tobacco has been much haped upon from
whish England derives great to the detrment
of the United States We will examine this point and to
do will take from the Treasury tables the exports
tobacco from the United States since 1921 with the value
and average price per hogshead also the number OF hogs
heads sent annually both to France and England.
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PORT on RKaV XOHaA, JULY IA.
Cleared.

Ship Vicksburg, Pierce, Sew Orleans w Neson.-Bnquc
Ro HID, Wilson, Dunlirk Brett Vose.-Bugs neral
Iieuso, tCoombanl Liverpool Bolton Fog LiS nsston'
Sava nan, Dunham Dmon; Ierpsichoe, (BI) Cutler
ton ST Johns, NJ Dunsconb BcekwIth Cambridge, lBr
Parker Dgby, Ms Wmniett Ransom, Dyer, Calais, Me
Brett Vose -SchIs Samuel, B) Waters, 81 John, MI.
Commerce. Kr,g, Fredericksburg, A Cooley Co.
Packet ship Vile dc Lyon Stoddard from Have, Jane ii
with mdse, to e. Bolton, Fox y Llvlngsten. .
Jacket ship Chsres Carroll Lee from Have June IL with
Ship Sea- Delano. days from Liverpool with mdse.
order.
bqur Juno Benderksop DAYS from Norway,
in ballast, TO schmidt n 'lcnen--9s p,sssnger, ~,
Nerve gan barque 81 Gorsmau 81 days IRON Norway
sth 100 Boorman Johnston Co-ios steerage
Baane Hecia Williams from ST. Martins, via ST. Thomas
3 days. with 260e bushels salt TO a. Hubbard =,
ique Albert Henu, Darssw, 10 days Hom New Orleans,
vuh cotton, &c to master. u -, =.
big caroline ratt Rice, 20 days from Turhs Island, with
sat, 10 ost Y Phil Ips. ,,,,. =, -
chcola via Key West, with cotton, TO IN lstsr. 49, 49,,
British brig Nercaor, Dayidson IL days from WINDSOR NS
with plaster, to Sou'e " Whitney. -
British brig Buuhe, Dunn, 81 days from Phernza, NJ ia
Louisa Maria 50 days from Bergen Norway,
m ballast, u Order-t8 passengers. - 81.
schr litens ABBOTT days from 81. Thomas, with md e.
British schr Freedom, Holmes, II days from Windsor, Ns
schy Metsmors franklin tof wen) Ia days from Banco
sehr Richard Taylor, days from ThOma,ton. with lime,
sioop Hope Browning, days from Norfols, with mdse. To
Below.
One barque, two brss. unknown'
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, July LIST Our Sugar market does not exhibit
much animation Whites are sope hat easier but plau
tiers are SUI unwilling to sell without the browns the
rains nay now "r set IN and good dry parcels dit
hcult TO be iouni. We quote Browns Al rls., anr
yeiiows 81 rls, and whites 10 reals Coffee very
scarce few parcels inferior seconds are SCI ing for m
New Orleans market at 81 81 reals.
Our las, sale OF Rice was the small cargo of r. A
Brown reals; the Howes parcel IL stored and thu
brig Havana, from Savannah, with s50 casks will b,
landed Monday and also stored without an offer /.