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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-12

FROM AFRIcA-The schooner Edward Burley,
Burke, arrived at Beverly on Saturday last, from
Cape Mount, West Coast of Africa, 18th May, hav-
ing lost her mate and the cook, who were killed by
the natives on the coast. 1t appears that on the
24th of March last, while the schooner was lying at
the mate, Mr.. Henry @. Gladng, OF Salem, and
John Freeman, the cook went ashore in the boat to
settle up the business TO obtain articles which
had been purchased and paid for, and leave some OF
the Kroomen who had been employed on board.
When they landed, Gading and Freeman were
seized by the natives, and the latter was probably
killed the same evening, but by the Intervention OF
a friendly Krooman, Glading was taken to a settle
ment OF American negroes near, and the next
morning started in the boat Tor the schooner which
lay about two miles from the shore, but ives cap
tured by war canoe, and ran high and dry upon
the beach. The boat was afterwards taken of and
oversct but whether Glading was drowned then or
massacred on shore is not certainly known. Capt.
Burke remained anxiously waiting for the return OF
his men, ignorant OF the cause OF the detention and
their fate until he was informed by krooman who
came oil in a canoe, and received letter from the
Governor stating that the men were massacred.
1t afterwards appeared probable from information
received, that there was settled plan among the
natives TO murder the crew, and take possession oil
the schooner, which might easily have been done.
Freeman was native OF Accra, but had long sailed
from Salem in that trade, and had good acquan-
lance with several languages spoken on the coast.
On the I'd OF May, Capt. Burke tell IN with the
u. ). brig Porp0ise, and communicated the clrcun-
stances TO her commander, who promised TO look
into the matter. The place where this affair hap
pened is near where the Mary Carver, OF Plymouth,
was cut of and her crew mastered, two or three
years since. The natives are said to be fierce,
canniba-lke race, and well fitted for reachery OF
this kind. The African squadron must keep sharp
lookout upon these fellows-Salem Register.
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sesa HARNDEN IL CO.'S
,9E53 ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGIAN g. AMER
AICCAN EXrRESs, HEEhRAL FORWARD


HARNOEN x co will receive and forward by their daily
Expres Specie INK Note Packages and Parcels
Of the uni,ed States or Caaad ard
packets plrt OF England Ireland Scotland Belgium
France.
Particular paid the purchase sale Of de-
scpton Of merchandise collecting and paying Drafts Notes,
and Bulls to the entry merchandise the Custom Hous~,
and 10 the general transaction Of and oil KINDS Of forward
ing md comm business Bills of Fxch nge in sums 10
suit furnished on St. John, N. b Halifax, N ST. any
part OF Eu,op..
All goods must be muktd HaInd.n Co Foreign Pest
Office Letter Bags mad. up for all the Roya Mail
steamers from Boston and the steamer and sailing packets
from New York
hincIpsl Offices and agents -
Messrs Wilmer and Smith, 80 Church street, Liverpool
England
Eesri Maclean. Mari, and Co.. Abchurch lane. London
Messn. Eme rson and Co, Psris and Havre
Samuel HEght Erq., American Consul, Antwerp, Belgium
Messr J and q Woodward, st. JohnslN 3.
A. w. Godfrey, Halifax, N. s.
q. Woodward, New Orleans, la.
Messas SrzeIac & Go Havana.
Harnden x Co.. Court street. Boston.
All goods must be marked "Harnden and Co."
N.B-H,mden and Co alone responsible for the loss
injury oany articles, property ofany description committed
to their cares nor any risk assumed by any be
tached 70 the New jersey Steamboat Navigation Company by
which ,heI crates ar. or NAV be Transported nor the New
vidence Railroad Corporations h contents at
any time. HhkNDEN q co.
jyl2r No. 3 Wall street Now York.
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The Great bunker Hill Herald,

Published superne paper, containing iuli @
of the celebration of Bunker HILL consisting OF the de-
scriptions and Mr. Websters ORATOR accompanied Win
five splendid engravngs, comprising
ker HILL which took place the nth june ITO ex
hbitiag the array Of the American army, engaged In
deadly conflict with the British troops their shps ana
thor forces. . 49, -. .
and Aview of the procession forming on Boston Com
Bridge.
looked the day OF the celebration with the hags
above and crowds below.
s.h. view Of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
ern bay looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration . .
Agents will please transmit their orders before the ed-
ton will be sold as the demand is unprecedented The
price, Wholesale agents. 50 per hundred or eight cents
per copy. Retail l2t cents To be had at this ONCE
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CHICAGO AND THE CANADAS,
The subscribers having completed their with
the Peoples Line Of Steamboats, the North River aud the
Rail Road Companies Of Albany for running their Express
for the Express will leave their Office Noa
Wall New York. quarter to O'Clock,
for the alb named al d nte rmedidie places
IMPORTANT.
For safety and security of al valuable and money
packages entrusted to their they have saamndsr Iron
Safes board of the steamboats, state occupied
clu.vey by the the charge sleeps
the the iron safes, which all such packages
placed POMEROY COMPANY
mice No. 2 Wall street.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16

At a celebration ofthe glorious, eighth
IN Norwich, Coun., the following was
perpetrated
By p. NJ. Judson-The ladies'
Who, reversing the order Of old
Hickory's defence, place the cotton
bags in the rear.
The editor Of the Norwich Aurora
says he's mistaken if the ladies don't
make a hustle when they read this
toast.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16
Gov. McDoNALn or Georain-

Gov, McDoNALD Of Georgia, in
vetoing the bin passed with scarcely
a dissent by Legislature Of his own
party dividing the State into Congress
ional Districts, gives as his reason that
this act may be construed into an acqui-
.escence in the Single District requis-
ition ofCongress, and, though he does
not himself believe that Legislature
meant any thing Of the sort, vet he We
toes The bill lest its passage should lead
somebody else to think so! If this IS
not sttainlng al gnat and swallowing
whole African desert of camels, in
It's fear Of usupaiion, then We can, {
comprehend thesubtleties ola Southern
abstraction.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16

NOS could be shake them of His
character soon became as well known
in his new residence as in the city be
had leh. AT length, however, he mar
ried, bot as be welded without love.
he lived without happiness. Well
we're his victims avenged on THE
TRFLER.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16
A MODEST YOIING LAnY-

A Ayoung lady once remarked that there
was butOne word in the Bible she wish
ed altered--and thar was in the pas
sage, "Whosoever shall smite thee on
Thy right cheek, turn to him the other
also." She would have the word saiie
changed into KISS
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16

a mardersr executed.-Stegall, who
murdered a German pedlar, in Hall
fax county Va, expiated bis crime a
few days ago on the gallows. Up
wards Of 5000 people assembled to see
him hung. Il is most extraordinary
that the curiosity Of the people can
thus lead them forth in crowds to wit
sess The execution Of a human being
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16

A preacher having married a couple
in church the other day, unfortunately
gave outas the very next hymn, "Mis-
taken souls that drean n Of heaven :"
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16
nY IoHN D. nopMAN. N. D.

A young widow who edits a paper
in neighboring State says,-"We do
not look SO well to-day as usual, on
account ofthe non-arriyal ofthe males.h
The Democratic Whig., 1843-02-16
THE DEMOCRATIC WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 81
R.Rs HRowNns& Hs s.TAxhoAa


rorTR Dollars per annum in advance.
FfvF ifpaid in Six Months.
Al the end Of The year
Three copies ayear for ten dollars IN aasanco.
Five copies year ior hiteen dollars y a9seaee ,
ApvERT1sr aINrs, inserted at the usual rate-.
.ApvRRrrsEMENrs not marked win me =, nun y
Der Of insertions, vii be published Until lof
bia. and charged accordingly.
-rrreRs addressed TO the Publisher TO insure
attention must be PosT PAID. =,
A,TSouEcrEa CANDIDATES, Five Dollars Y
paid fo- ,ghen he order is made Il not, Tie
usual fec Of ten dollars viii invariably DC
required.
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CouRr CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Dec. Q7--
George Miller VS.. ]: L. spinoa-judgment affirmed !;
afirmance Is, reversalI T. Joy and al vs. Child-ds
cree affirmed atirmance 90 Mary Livingston H.
Stckles, Administrative Sc.-decree afrmed aft rmancs
l5 reversal 3. Ezra Gloon admir- SC Joseph Lope.
Dias and al &c.-decree affirmed; airmance a.
versal c. I Tappan Va. J. Graydecree affirmed for
afrmance 49, for reversal John c. Spencer impld
vs. The American Insurance Company-decree affirmed;
for aftrmance Ia. reversal none
Dec. 2s.-The Bank OF Orleans and al VS. William T.
1orrey and al decree affirmed for airmance 10 revsr.
sal none. j. Burr Sarah Burr-decree affirmed for
aifrmance IL, reversal Josephine Cuyler and others
VS. H Bogert-decree affirmed for affrmsnce TO- re-
versal s. A Pierce and al s. Gunndecree affirmed
for airmance 49, reversal Ordered that in all
wherein special provisions in any judgment de-
made by this Court this term shall be required
parties concerned prepare drafts thereof have tho
same in court on Saturday morning
AFTERNooS SEssioS-The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company VS.. The City of New York Decree affirmed;
for airmance H. for reversible. Henry H. Cruger and
others vs. The Union Insurance Company Of New York
and j. A. Hamilton. Decree affirmed; for airmance 10
for reversal none l.. A. Spalding The People,
rel F. F. Backus Decree afirmed for affrmance IT,
reversal none. J. Bangs and al NJ. Strong Decree
atfrmed for afirmance H. reversal E. 8. Champ
lin and al cxrs. r. H. Haight Decree reversed for
versal IL, afirmance 3.
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WANTED TO RENT-In Broadway, a store fronting o n
w the street. between the Aston House and Vail Ad
dress with te ms Box No 757 Lower Post Office d27 It'd
~ having heard from her Samuel r. Williams now
late of the city Of New York. hatter) for past
wonld be thankful for inomat him IL this
should his line addr ssd her. No 26 Cherry
Phad lpha penna would find her $50 j3 atgb1
DACKET SHIP SHt RlDAN, from LIVERPOOL dlsehars
under genefsl order, Orleans hs foot Of all
Coz will please attendt the of their goods
d30ac
pACKET SHIP UTICA for Hsvre, will sail on Tuesday
next the I'd January. at Y O'CLOCK, NJ when
will please be on boa at pier No. North river.
he ee bsss will lose usual places halfpest Ill
O'Clock on The above dav
Shippers by this requested goods
the custom house this day Saturday s inst aud Their
bills Of adng for signature the Office of
BOYD HINCKEN,
d30ec No 9 Tontine uildin9.
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CLARK, BININGER Il COZZENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
Sc Tesey stree

DO TeSey street,
HAVING completed the argemen Of their Store respect
fully solicit the of their old patrons add the pub
SUPERIOR BRANDiEs, WINES, sEGARs, LIQUORS,
TEAS GROCERIES, &c.
Their goods particularly suitable for Hotels being select
ed with gei for that pnpoe and embracing art
Gle requsesesars and Brandes psrticu'a Of choice
brands vintage; Chpagues Loadon Porter Brown Stout
old Scotch and Irish Whistles, OILS Cheese, Maccaron and
Vermiceli.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Choice LiQueur Preserves Brandy Fruit. Gares Raisns.
Spiced Chocolate Curantx Geatus for making Jelly in few
minutes Extract Vanilla Wax Candles Almonds every
thing necessary for the of families
n sole agents in New York for Demuth's Snufs.
ovv.r
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Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Kent and Aldermen Woodruff and I'm

DEG. sOPrevous to the opening of the Circuit Court
this Court organized when the following noe prose
9es entered the instance Of the District Attorney
The People William Stone and Francis Hail. Of the
New York Commercial for printing and publishing q
libel on Aldermen Purdy and Lee
The People James Brooks and William B. Townsend,
of the New York Express for printing and publishing
libel the parties and which libel copied from
the Commercial
The People Charles King, OF the New York American
for the offence.
The People James Gordon Bennett Of the New York
Herald for printing and publishing libel the Judges
Of the Court of Sessions
The Court then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-31

TO THE LADiEs-If you have hairy ex cr-sc.pcs, co,
fu faces The Poudre Subtitle. BY Dr. Felix Goursad
dscooraon skinshis you satisfied OF
by eng the preparation tested the Doctors Offices all doubts
ony at 81 Walker street one door from the rner Of Broad
way boe-whers may he had the folio ing articles
AL waraptedThe celebrated Italian Nedcated Soap
all b'oches pimples freckes tan morphew curvy iteh
redness saowness rouehnsss OF the skin; for chapoed
hauds face, muouto biIes its effects Immediate
Washing Of children in alaying all irritation and chatting
mother should be without cake. cake 50 cents is
uhcient and we warrant 1t return the If
cespi Be your guard against bold imitation, and buy
where else bot as above.
Gouraud's Eau de Beantr True Water of Beauty is
well known aud approved cosmstc for cleansing healing
flying beauti the compile xon and by datng
pees the formation OF wrinkles and banshng
them when prerent 81 per bottle.
Gouaud Vegetable Ii uid Rouge parts adeicae blush
handkerchief linen cloth For dyeing ladies' stockings
gloves, this preparation diluted with wsts nimabe so
cents per b title.
.ioauds Hair Dye will change red or gray hair to beaut
fol dark brown black wi bout staining the skin 81
de- Whrser aod Eye brow Dye. q cen per boule
Gourauds 3ianc dkspagne Spanish White gives pure
life like alabasr white smoothuess tie skin-iree
all injurious Iedieuts and entirely aunhlsug
mna chMk and flake whs Pat up ia elegant boxes S
Buy else hut s. Walker ust one " from
the Of Broad where will be found assortment
The delicate and choice Perumery imported from all
parts.
Agenp-Jordan Milk street. Boston; rs Chesnut street.
Philadelphia Robinson, Harrsbursh Henitch, Lane
css%s sn Gs
"; Guthrie, Abby; Cray Poushkeepsie; Elliott Goshen
Myers, New Haven Dyer, Providence Taylor Nes port
Ga Portsmouth fs,tsa Portland add BaSsoPT iul jss
White Calais seth s. Han Baltimore; selby' Parker
Washington Mrs Fraser, Richmond; aathewson, Norv ch
Conn; Wells Humphreys, Ha ofd; E. G. Ferre, Middle,
m
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Decrease

royal pardon has been extended to the i've following
transported prisoners who undergoing their
in New South Wales in consequence Of the part taken
them in the late rebellion in Canada to wit Pierre Heo
tor NORM, Achille NORM, Charles Huot Louis Pnson
nault, Rene Pingonnault.
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the HERALD

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. q, 1843.
Napai Visit-Ne,o Years Ddy-bpitations.
The steam ship Princeton will leave here to-mor-
row (Saturday) and arrive at New York on Sunday,
for the purpose of taking on board her "big gun,
and to show to your citizens this beautiful speci-
men of naval architecture
As Monday will be gala day in your city, an
opportunity will be afforded to extend its hospital.
ties TO the officers, who are among the most chi
valric in our navy.
Robert F. Stockton Captain; Messrs Hunt, T.
Il. Thompson and Robert f. Johnson, Lieutenants
and E. Barnltt, acting do; J. NJ Bush, sailing mas.
teri Messrs. Williamson, Lowry, J Parker Norris
McCaw!ey and Shipper, mldshlpnen. Together
with a fine crew of about one hundred and sixty
men, marines, &c.
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OFFICE HUUKS.-
DR.H BOSTWi Informs the public that ia consequence
~ OF The great increase OF his his office
hereafter De follows:-trom IN The ne urt q; from
3tJ N the afternoon which Principally devo ed The
Aud fro until 10 o'clock the evening" During the
named hours he without fall BE- consulted his Office
The balance OF tine day he viii attend door p ,otce
Abegethys Famly thIsican; or Head, Presci in all
oiness accident whe medical NOT
CURED be hsdeysed enlarged by III
M. d can be had AZ hs Office, pcs Is GEMS
u Ofce-No. rs Chamber street
II. BOSTWiCK, M. D.
d2s 2wec Surgeon aad Physician
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TOYSl Toys! TOYS =!

Toys TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. cheaper than ever at the
w well known Toy Ftore 233 Centre street doors above
Graud street eppgsts The Marke! families and strsng
wishing for the holidays, Will do we'll To call before
chasng elsewhere. Don't forget the pmber
Also full OF China, Glass and Esrhan Ware
dl 2awtJIsje
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FIRE IN ROCHESTER. Rochester Democrat,
OF the 2sh states that the large three story building
Main street, adjoining the Blossom house has been de
stroyed by fire When the mail le the Blossom house
was also in hames, Loss $4,000 or $4,000,
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News FROM TExAs-Advices havo been recei-
we'd at New Orleans from Galveston to tho 10th,
and Houston TO the llth inst
The news by this arrival is of very little interest
The questions of the Presidency and the annexa-
ton of that republic to this the engrossing to-
pics OF discussion All the newspapers discuss the
annexation with an evident leaning towards the
measure.
The trade of Galveston Is rapidly the increase The
Civilian OF the 10Th, this head says :-Vosse, pas
few days past very respectable scale Should the
wise Legislators Of the United States descend TO notice
matters small they would that the greatest number
Of vessels the most valuable cargoes and heavy proper
ton OF the emigration, from Europe-that our trade
and intercourse with nations the other side Of the Az
antic are rapidly augmenting while, with the United
States they diminishing in equal proportions
natural consequence OF the nonntercourse policy acted
upon by the United States Congress at its last session
The execution OF Charles Henniker took place at Gal
weston the 9th. He manifested rmness the last
moment, bordering indifference. The editor of the
Galveston News has preferred charges against the pre-
Collector of Galveston which substantially
his want both of honesty and capacity Exchequer bills
have experienced sudden depression On the 10th inst
the Ferdinand which arrived at Galveston from Bremen,
brought httywo passengers principally emigrants They
mostly agrcutuHlists and expect to settle the vi
entity of Mill creek There were only ten members Of
Congress in Washington Monday the 4th inst The
heavy rains have rendered the roads almost npassa
BILE, and it supposed that quorum would not be Mt
the capitol for another week The work on the Brazos
and San Luis Canal has commenced under the superin
tendence of Mr. Lempsky The Civilian states that there
is ample provisions for year. good dwellings and mpe-
mens, and the work must progress.
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Gentlamen and Boys Caps Of the latest fashion, which he
will sell cheap other establishment this city
among which may be found gentemens CLOTH velvet,
style Of glazed and fine Also hand supply
Of mole skim sh and fur hats OF beautiful hpish for sale
low.
Fancy FusAso constantly hand, large assortment of
Mutfs and Fur Trimmings for sale at low prices.
NB-The Caps the subscriber took the premium at the
late Fair of the American Institute.
WM BROWN
n30 lmsr l26 Chatham IT, opposite Roosevelt.
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CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
YBOOTS.-Ths subscriber makes to order Boots OF tn.
above descriptions Of the finest quality of French Calf
~ skin the latest STYLE reasonable prices Gen
Who have been the habit of paying prices
for inferior articles requested call and be convinced of
their interest in purchasing at this store
Drawings being taken Of the and pair of Lasts kept for
each customer, there difficulty in getting handsome and
easy lit.
Constantly hand large of ready made Dress
Boots latest slves 81 md - 80 par; Double Soes from
81 to 81 pair Over Shoes Half Boots Dancing Pumps
Slippers, &c. e1naly low prices.
JOHN l.. WATKINS, ia Fulton street,
do I'm Nec between Nassau and Dutch
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MEXICAN REPUBLICAN SONGS rkk-Ihe second
n edition Of this work l. out, aud Tor sale j.
row and De lie Ree Star House. corner # Barrow and
McDou ya Every of the party sh )ud have
Of these books Composed and arranged by r. De lie Res
fer the party. d2a 6tsrc
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NEW YEARS NIGHT

GRhND FANCY DRESS BALL. WASHINGTON
~ HALL -Nr. J. Parker WIS notice his friends
the public that he intends giving Grand Fancy Ball
New Years night, which occasion variety OF fancy
dances will be brought forward The admired Highland
Fling, by Miss as seul De Village by Miss St CLAIR La
Syphde by your" Lady; Hornppe by Mater Pas ryro
lie nv Mss lemence; tie much admired Spanh dance OF
II Jaleo de Xees by the celebrated M ss Walters Naval
Hor, pipe, by Nr Parker
D'ucng to eommeace half past eight continue until
late hour. Tickets 81
n B. renons esentine c'owrs negr ntnrcaed Ola
racters, any improper dress viii be adm This
etrce attention viii be paid he door such Cha
racers from entering the room. dog 3tsec
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| SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESI-
AND REATTTIEIER

TRIAL BOrrLES-TiRkE SHiLLINGs.
ITO those whs have used Jones' al Hair Rrsorave know
is excellent Qualities those who have say
the fact Of setting three shilling bot,l prov
truth OF or tatemenand that afraid OF person
ny small usdtty fs we warrant 10 possess the fol.
lowing qualities st will force he All, grow any part
VIII re nature intended ba 70 fang off
seuri dandra AID make light red grey hair grow dark
For dressns the hair son aad SILKY nothing this
makes It traly besuufa keeps IL indeed the
most economical superior, article made for the hair Sod
pfice = or shnss bote at toe the Am
6els SO Chatham strts New YORK; 1872 Foltou street,
Brooklyn; ate street Boston; Ledger Bull ngs Phila-
delphii 2U7 King street, Charleston, s. &.
The oosh Hair Bye Tor dyeing red grey dark brown
or black Price so cents, 81 bottle sold
places ifo
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LATEST FROM CANADA-We have received Mon
real papers of the 23d, Kingston papers of the
22d and Quebec papers of the 2lst inst. There Is
no news of consequence. We make, however, the
following extracts.
H. H. Mactarane, has passed his examination, and
ceived his commission by appointment from the governor
general, deputy provincial surveyor and has
menced to practise in the different branches of his profess
sion, surveyor, civil engineer and architect, in
nection with Mr.. Cane, who is engaged in the present
survey of the city-Montreai Gazette
The M'Tavish estate, consisting of two hundred and
forty acres occupying most beautiful and commanding
position in the of this city has Just been sold for
El5000 1t is rumored that Sir George Simpson, Cover
ofthe Hudsons Bay Company is the purchaser along
with some other gentlemen.
We learn by advices from Lochaber that the Buckpg-
ham Mills belonging to Messrs Bgelow consumed
by fire last Sunday. 1t is rumored that tho misfortune
may be attributed to a incendiary
We give comparative statement of arrivals at Mon.