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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

~BciiGrd-lhc Loco Focosof bedford held 4 meet
ing last Nlonoay, al Liberty. aud nominated Colonel
Lewis C.. Arthur and Capt. Wm. n. Nerlwetl,er, as
no candidates ot that party 10 represent that county IN
thc uoX, %eoislilure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

Monument 10 Uashi"etm-We learn from the
New York Express that a plan is on foot TO erect in that
CITY. a coll ossal marble stature of the falLer of his
Country. IL is t" be erected by Mr.. Stout, a native ar
tist, who has risen by the force OF his genioui. aud in
despite OF his poverty, aud other obstacles which seem 10
he lis u~h'aryine attendant, 10 the first rank of Sculp-
tors. The figure Is to be placed in the Park, and is to
Re fifteen i'et high, On a pedestal Of twenty five feet:
aud 1t is To represent the outline ofthc form of the great
Hero covered with a simple drapery, in ihe style Of
Michael Angelo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

Elpmging Resolutions Mr.. Bayard Of Delaware
on the 2ilh INST. moved 10 take up the ENpuneing Res
olutions, that the Senate might rtsctnd the Btaeh Lines
which stand asa monument Of the suhsersieney of the
Senate To the will ot the One Man Power. But on ac-
count Of the in,,a,ss ot the session, they refused by a
large majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
THE DEMOCRATS Of CAMPBELL.

Age requested To meet ut the touft house ot lhis cuun
~, on Monday. the 18th INST. (Guurt day. J for the par
pose OF nominating 1--WE candidates lor the Legislature
\ tull meeting Is desirable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
WI. c. I,lNHs.

Some ii the Loco Eoco papers dcnruncc liT. Riyrs
vel. though he has manifested a desire 10 return
lack to their inld. Some OF them say, that they
never will have auy confidence IN hlm again.
and do act want such a raan in their party. Among
these, s,aads conspicuursly the Fincasile Dpmocgat.
IN which the Editor thus dlscourses his last numher:
In all kindness to the parties, NC mus, say. that the
Richmond Wing was one among the first presses Ia take
up Mr.. Rives Whtu he she wed a disposition 10 Turn
Conservative, raise a third party. and set up for himself.
or 60 over to the Wing rabks. when lc failed to RAISE
a third party Tor his uwn %prumslio,, he slipped on the
party. The Wings placed him where he now is, aud
they must abide the consequences. MI. Rycs's eloris 10
get back into the Democratic parry will be as signal n
failure as his eilort was 10 set up for himself a third
party. We repeat that he is a traitor, aud an apostaie,
from party ami principles, and We are determined that
as far as on, humble efforts will extend, that he never
shall be admitted into the De aocratic party again. We
therefore admonish our contemporaries OF The Richmond
Wing not to differ with their apOstate ally; but To cojole
hin 10 the Wing tract again by some hook or crook, and
hun of upon the Democratic party, is with us. quite
out of the question:-wc would just as soon take Benz
dict Arnold by the hand, if living. as WIN. C.. Rives, or
any OF his third party men who left the Republican ranks
with him. So MIR. Riyes sees what he may expect Of
the party WHICH be has an inhlung towards. We hope
he will take warning from this timely notice, before he
precipiratcly makes the fna! leap.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

CoMMUNIcATED.
a Qustion for The ctnious.-A boatnan on a fishing
q. excursion, cast anchor, when le found from the cable
p let out, tina. The apchor justtoac,ed The bottom Of the
, bay. Aud thinking that his boat would not be quite Sc
cure. he then lei GU, fifty feet more of cable. upon which
lSS oat slm, frward one hundred aud fifty
How deep Vas the water at The punt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

4 HOAX!-W observe IL the Redmond Enquirer
Of the 2sih ult., Democratic meeting %puIpalting tn be
held al the Courthouse Of this town, IN which several Of
the drkics Of onr town figure cInspicunusl,. In fact,
all the names in the meeting were negroes except a wor
thy citizen Of our town. whom some one, we suppose.
togratIty their malice. has seen cause To d, it in this
way. Such conduct deserves and will receive the unqual
flied condemnation Of every sQod Wing aud Democrat in
this community.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

IF The United States government seems obc get
f,ng IN better credit. lis bonds, ISSUED under the loan
recently negotiated with So nucI, difficulty at par, and
which so long went begging. now command g. per cent.
premium IN the New York market; and even its 1reasu-
~ Notes. which were at a discount A short time since
no" sell regularly at per cent. premium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
EXCHANGES INCLUDING CERTIFICATES ARp CHECKS
Il : q STEERS .

TIVE CITIZENS of Lynchburg and the public zen
4 orally are most respectfully informed tlIst tiley
can be furnished at any hour With the best :
cooked in every variety and at the shortest reticr.
Our ll61'Sr..
Nov. Ii - TT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

where he hrs, cast suchur} 4 mathematical salaltol l.
asked except lron the few who have made Algebra =
study u no may prefer 10 solye I. analYtiealy
''" q +. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

.'arriascs, Hussics,Ac Ac. forsalo.

tsf received al Exchange Corner, one fac family
- tafrlage, une Park phaclun. Quo draw irunt ihlc-
Ion %l,nfouch, and one very handsomo light Buggy.
tenilenleA wishing To purchase any thing in the Gar
flage way. would do we'll To call aud oNarninc those |
have on hand. as am determined To sell them unusual
" Low, ff cash OF approved negotiable parrr.
NJ TALBOT FNcImugc Corner.
Mar eh Il " Ia
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RICHMOND

tEbRttnY -
FLOUK-Salcs at s. G2l fr Country snpcrliae-
City Mills held at s., lhoagh something less would pro
badly be taken.
NHEAT-G0 to so cents per Dl.sh,l according 10
qnalty-SO ccnts highest price.
CORN-l5a50 cents per buahcl.
IOBACCO.-Rcccipts continue small. no material
change in prices, except for fine manufacturing gual,lles-
OF the new crop. We quote new lugs 12.a23i leaf. com
mon. Jas !; middllne 4ai3; good lta3.i hhe 5}a1,.=
Some few extra hhds. for manufacturing STALL. Old
lugs S2la3; leaf, common, 3.ai, %midalng, Lao; good.
j3aG; fine 6lalO, as in quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

Eariiest Garden Peas, MAR
a wlek's and ihaef kinds ero,eth Of 1912. wi,ha
Iuli assortment, OF ofhtI Garden Serds; aud a lew boxes
containing a clloee soleJtioa Of Garden Seeds. for sale a,
the lowest market prices aid y ben bills Of Ten ~ertwen,y
lloral discount will be made III the purchaser. For
SHE ii IlDNFI. DAVIES.
March 9 ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

graduation 81 Alefelaats' i.itenses- ltf ell ttins 50 a
mtndcd rs that the several sums are lett IN blank. \
substitute has been proposed by Mr.. Broadus, PROPOSING
10 tax the stocks OF merchants On hand ON the - day
of May in each war. instrad of their sales. and smother
Is spoken of by Nj. Galaher, proposing to scale the tax
On the principle nov observed in reference 10 otdinao-
ccs-io wit, according 10 the value of rents paid by
each merchant. The tiil was ultimately laid an the
table, and the several amendments made and ordered To
b painted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
OFFICE rs

The Office is ppca from half past O'Clock. \. Nj.
until sun down, and VIII always be kept open lor delise-
~ one hour after the arrival Of the Richmond Mail, on
It's arrival before q O'Clock, I. NJ.
The Office will be kept open on Sunday mornings.
from halt past eight 10 . O'Clock. \. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

%. Il EMPER ANCE EETING "a
A meeting of the Mechanics Temperance sueic1y
will be held AT, The Court House, This evening. {Nlonda, }
at 7 O'Clock. JAMES FREIN ELL, President.
CGoE"E L. lnonMAN, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
NEW YORK MARkETS-F,b 81

tOTION-lhe very fine descriptions are in request
and will command a shade hi-her prices. The sales
are about 500 a day, ranging from 4, 10 Z cents.
FIoUR-The market is without any activity
The sales Of Gencssee are at 4 1J-NIiclligan, 4 81,
aud Ohio round hoops i,5O; New CLEANS. II 81 a
St,3I}. No change in Southern, Baltimore aud Rich
nond Country. :; Georgetown, Si,l23.
GRAiN-lniuoisW Wheat is held at s. cents, but no
sales.
6PltES-Some sales Of Sumatra Pepper at g, cents
RiCE-fncce were never lower. Sales at 8l.a2
oH.S-Furthcr sales ofLinscrl at ~ a79c.
MONEY aud EXCllANGES.-Nloney il mpre and
abundant. Prime business paper is readily discounted al
. per cent, and some have been done at a.. On the
deposit OF Stocks. also money is obtained in the same
terms. For Bond and Mortgage, or other long invest.
'aonts, the rate Is still 7 per cent. European Bills are
rather deaFer. The rate for prime Sterling bills is {
premium, and for Francs 5 Az per dollar. Domestic
Exchanges 60 on well except Alabama, which fluetu
ales. and on Saturday fell to rs or 81 disc, nilh IN fact,
very IIitlo disposition to buy. There are however, al
most no money or bills to sell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
OH.a.sGES, kE.3O.N'S,
Hs.. ~.

lSI RECEIVED 20 boxes On,NG aud
W AfaoNs with a supply Of Figs. .Hmoadi apI
all kist,is OF totfteiiohmtts, fresh aud IN iinr order.
GEO, W. bANCEN.
March q sf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

o. Aaron Nanderpoel, member elect 10 the House of
Representatives. tinm New York city. has been ap
pointed by the tovernnr OF New iWk u Judge ofihe
Superior Court Of that State. lie will consequently
have 10 resign his sea, in Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

IN TllE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
MtRcu LIST. 1919.
WILLIAM II. MATTHEW'S Of the Cunn y o
W Buckingham. having flied u petition praying that
he may declared a Bankrupt; 1t ia ordered. that all
persons claiming 10 be creditors Of the said William II
Matthews show canse 10 the court. on the 10Th day OF
Nay neNt, wiz the said William II, Matthew'S be- nol
declared l bankrupt pnrsunnt To the act Of Coprrcss in
that behalf; and that n copy ~ tIit order be- published in
the newspapers. according to the42I and 2llh rules Of
court. a ~Gopy-Icstc,
HENRY GIBSON. Clk.
March q WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

SMALL NOTES.-The Legislature again rejected.
on the 2'Ih ult. the hill Of Mr.. Toler. for the issne by
the Banks, Of ? per etnton Their capital. IN Small Notes.
The vote stood 81 - ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

G- Bcujamin Watkins i.eigh's lhgilqg speech be
fore the Wing Convention. will he found ON our ,irs'
page. We have tel yet received the Address Of The
Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

o. The Wings have succeeded III New Orleans III
elccting their candidate Mr.. Frere) as Mayer by u ma
jority 3l5. Last year the loeos succeeded. Wing
stock ON The rlscl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
Negro Girf as auction.

w Ill be sold, at EXCHANGE Garner. on Saturday
tie l1th instant. n LIKELY \ EGR q
GILL. about II years old. 6nolths ,redit. u f.
goIlable raptr. satisfactorily crdossed. will be- required
uithe purchaser. NJ TALBOT. Auetr.
March Il q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06
RELIGIOUS NDIlCI /.

The first Quarterly meeting Gr the Nelson Circuit
will be held at Livingston, on Saturday aud Sunday the
ie,h sml lMh eft Merch. And for Amherst Circnil, nj
Poplar, On Saturday and Sunday, Ihe 10Th aud 18th oi
the same month. JNo. EARLY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

State Of Trade.

AsHKs-Nothing doing in pots we quote 81 62I; for
pearls SO l23.
CorroS-fhe market is very dull. The European ad
vices have had an unfavorabe effect Holders will not
submit to the reduction purchasers demand consequent
ly prices remain quoted yesterday
PRovIsIoNs-A moderate demand exists for beef and
pork We notice sales of pork Sl 37l prime do,
Sl0Ol0 25 beef at SO 206 %; prime do, 81 256
30. Lard is quite dull We quote 5sfd)6f
WHIsKEy-Very little doing. Drudge is held at asa
233@; barrels quote usual, 2i[D24Ae.
MoLAssEs-Ths article is quite dull. We notice sales
of New Orleans at 23(d233f.
SueAR-Very inactive. New Orleans is quoted at sta
6Je; Porto Rico, 7iD7a$.
DOMESTIC GooDs-Sales at present are quite small The
season about Prices do not vary much for the
has fallen off lately very materially We quote brown
shrtings A. 325ae; do do rs, 5GD1f; bleached do 4
7e do s. 7(0llq; brown sheengs A. 6fDSf; do do ID
I0(D2Je; blcached do, A. 7Dl2e do do 81, l2EOl5q
The stock is increasing in this market in consequence OF
the limited demand for export or home consumption
REAL ESTATE SALEs-1he following sales Of real estate
were made by Anthony J. Blocker Co. -
Nov. 2l.--The frame building and lot OF ground 81
Thames street, about 30 by 53 feet $500
Nov. 22-The lot of ground 1873 Fulton street, on
the northerly side, between Nassau and Broad
way, 70 by 10 feet. ................... l2OOo
The lot of ground 1903 Nassau street, near Fulton,
u by 90 feet ................. 500
A regular lot on the east side of 9th avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets - feet in by 100 IT, 1000
A regular lot do. do do. ...... $500
fractional lot 9th avenue, between 18th and
18th street., .ia vo
piece of ground adjoining about 70 by colt, 1900
fractional lot 5th avenue, feet D inches front
and about 80 feet in the rear, ........:... l5oO
Two lots adjoining each about % by 80 feet 800
One rear lot adjoining do. do. l,30O
The sale well attended, and the prices show an adj
vance in real estate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
Foreign Importations.

MARsEILLEs-Shp Tescott50 bales 47i boxes 526 bkts
Broom co-2l pkgs Fiedler2 Il Il Gamba-l5 lirinnel
Minturn coo Meyer-2 Burlsge hurer-27 Dutih &
Cousnery-l Gaillard Emburvli Maitland Comrie co
Duand3 M0tz PolltZ-I5 SEQ boxes 100 bkts
cksJ Wchehausen--0O bxs Brustlein koop Co.'S Casks Il
avsndmye baies c9rkf ~ pks case Jars ~ cks maddeE
Gudar4oo bkts so bales IL cks Bretbaupt co.. boxes
Pilot lie Barber9 bales Brustlein Koop Cog pkgs A
Casei-46 cks ga bxs $50 bbls order.
sMYRyAsBarque Jacob Wsln2 bales wool 1855 drums
figs Duh Cousineryl9 bxs mds 348 drums figs Reggie
Il pkg Shaw-400 drums figs master-229 bales rags
do 200 bbs 100 bales wool 81 do sheep
order.
LVERPooL-Baque Joseph Cunard( Reported Yesterday y
so casks Pesse Brooks-6 Lee co-52 G More
wood-6 Firth speddngIl eask Bent9nI2o Bnrritt
salt Woodruff Mntur-3 bales Cameron Brand-lOi
Acock-ls8d do casks Andrews Brothers. bales God
frey Pasrson-06 bds hoop 1897 bars iron Crooks-5
order
RIO GRANpE-Brg Frances Anni76i hides 5000 horns &c
bales WOOL - do hair Richards cO-1l23 hides Harper
1886 do bales hair w w De Forest 4
PORT PRINCE-Schr Montgomery-s0 tons logwood 800
bags coffee A C. Rossiere & COLO do s w Lewis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
Died,

On Wednesday morning, 22d inst. at half past one
o'clock after and lingering Illness JOHN MAR.
CHANT formerly Of London England but for length of
time resident of this city, aged 30 years.
His friends and acquantances and the members of Pro-
tector Fire Engine Company No % (of which he
member and also the members of engine companies Nos
and o. and the Department in general requested
attend his funeral this afternoon at O'clock from his
late residence No 10 Broad street without further invita-
ton
On Wednesday, 22d inst Capt JOHN SENIOR, aged 4s
years
His friends respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon at o'clock, from the Spanish Hotel 65
Fulton street.
On the 2sth of May last SARAH wife of Dr. g. Smith,
and daughter of the late $. II. Noyes.
On Monday, Goth inst at her residence, 1917 Bowery,
Mrs SARAH STUART, aged So relic of William Stuart,
county Antrim, Ireland after illness which she
bore with christian patience She died in the faith and
hope OF glorious resurrection
At St Andrews, IN b. on the 18th inst FRANCIS Ay-
MAR, Esq. of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, Nov. 22-6 p. M.

Stock s are again up Some old stocks are advancing
rapidly. The sales continue heavy. Long Island i'm
proyed IA per cent from the sales the Second Board
terday Paterson is up per cent time. Ohio Life and
Trust rose a Indiana, Illinois, I-sales large Ken
lucky 6s, 80 years, Ohio 6's, 1860, /; Mohawk
Vicksburg Bank, 4 farmers Loan, II Canton Har'
lem declined l per cent Pennsylvania SIS sold at 72s
Tennessee 5's at 90. Money is very abundant
The Mechanics Bank Of Augusta, Geo.. has commenced
checking on this city at par The domestic exchanges
over the whole Union fast improving, without any
more powerful regulator than the business operations OF
the country The balance of trade between all the large
cities is equally divided that exchanges continue at
very low The value of the state currencies be
coming equazed which will in short time place the cir
cuation of the most distant banks favorable footing
this city.
The canals of this State still open They closed last
year on the Odd of November This year that day finds
them in navigable order, with temperature of weather
that is very favorable for many days free travel The
quantity of produce coming forward is immense. To the
tb u 267 barrels Of -four had reached tide water
On the day the canal closed last year. Genesee -four
selling in this market at s43B per barrel The present
price si5e while the receipts this year those of
last are more than 800, 900 barrels.
The Bowery Fire Insurance Company have declared a
semannua dividend of ten per cent payable on the LIST
proximo
The amount of travel on Western Railroads, in
creases yearly The receipts of the Auburn and Roches
ter road for the past three months show great gain
those of the period last year. The price of passage
was reduced last May full third which must have in.
creased the number of passengers large per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

quotations. holders refusing sell on any other terms
On Tuesday buyers entered the market freely and
towards the middle of the day much animation was dis
played and the demand became brisk the sales reaching
900 to 200 bales, establishing advance of full of
cent On Wednesday the demand fell Off and the market
again assumed quiet appearance in which state it
tnued up to the close Of enquiries last evening We
have altered quotations to conform with present
prices, and holders firm at them look for sea-
dy market for week The sales during the week
have been to fair extent reaching about s02 bales up
lands. We leave quotations for the extreme qualities
blank, there is little of either in market the
bulk of present stock consisting of mddng middng
nd fair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
southern Cotton Markets.

CoLuMBus, Nov. 15.-This article is coming in briskly
and prices range from 81 to 6at. Stock hand $500
bales The river yet continues low but our merchants
well supplied with every thing in the dry goods and
grocery line required by the planters having brought
them by the Savannah and Charleston railroads.
FoRsyrH (Ga) Nov. 1--we have no alteration to
make in the Forsyth market-same as last week. 5ED6f.
SAVANNAH, Nov. ls.-Our last review left buyers and
sellers at stand awaiting the intelligence per steamer
Britannia These adviccs to hand Saturday night
and although they considered generally favora
be our market opened Monday rather quiet and only
few sales were made at slight advance last weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
Corn Trade.

This market is rather quiet Genesee is quoted at 81 90
ga 62I; rye brings $40 bushel
BUFFALO, Nov. a0.-There is toerably heavy aggre
gate of grain afoat to-day which receives due attention
from the millers cargo of Chicago taken at 7ie
another cargo of Milan brought Too and 900 bushels OF
southport sold at the to go to Lockpor Every Ia
cty asked for the conveyan of lots purchased Is al
iorded the mers Boats tolerably plenty and there
no obstruction the canal Several lots of western
-four have changed hands 50 63G3 6s cargo of
is aioat, but not the market Salt is in demand and
held at 81 60 The export Of this article during the past
eight days was almost suspended notwithstanding
stock is fair for the season.
DETROIT, Nov. I6.-Very little flour coming in by wag.
ons owing to the bad roads Receipts by railroad average
daily 200 bbls. Flour sells at 50 45GD3 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
Foreign Markets.

RIO DE JANEIRo Sept 26Since last under date of
Odd inst business has been very dull There sales
and no demand for flour of which the stock in first hands
is estimated at II 400 bbs We quote, nomnally Balti-
more IA $4,000, and Richmond l6 l7lOO0. The pros
pect for this article is bad if large shipments of the new
crop come forward. Coffee is firm 3D30O for superior;
$1,000 for good frsts; and 2liOo 29Oo for regular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

Davis Boston; Oyoca Cadmus. New York; Edgar Wooster
and TemGerapcs Norris Aba1y Star Kirwan, ST. Thomas
Cid STAFFORD Robson New Orleans; Columbia Cooper
Guayra aud Porto Cabello Sid Michigan Terry NYork
RICHMOND, Nov 2i-Au Eliza NYork. Sid Esho do.
General Record
scBR LUcYIThe Bremen a Philadelphia from Bremen.
fell in with, dale lat AZ lou S. fishing schr Lucy OF Ply
mouth, dismssted aud abandoned. -
Spoken
Robert Of and for st Andrews 81 days from Falmouth, ia
Noy M 20 20 NJ lon 70 30shor of PROVISIONS supplied
Foreign Ports.
ST THOMAS, Nov iIn port, Osceoa Pierce from Msrti-
nque for Wilmington NC same day; Viola Lane for Boston
do Sid Baltic Pike, Porto Rica
mAETINIqUE, Nov lin port Bowdtch. Emery. and Ga
zelle, Boynton unc.
ANTIGUA. previous to Nov 4-ln port Venus, Price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

Southern FreIphts,

SAVANNAH Nov. lS-The only vessel taken up for TO-
reign port since our last is the Francona for Liverpool
to load with rough rice. Last engagement for cotton l.
l6d; to Havre l5-l6IDlG. Coastwse to New York. 75@
for square and 81 for round bales cotton and 62e for RICE
to Charleston SOC for round and square bales cotton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
Passengers Arrived.

MARsEILLEs-Shp Tescott-Mrs Helen Conner, Baltimore
Mrs Lorenzo Parker. Bath Me: Alaxes Benaqut Touon
Gonivand, Marseilles-5 IN the Storage.
B4HA-Barque Iron Queen Mrs Rodriguez and family Capt
Madison, late of baTque Sycamore, Capt Green Capt l.
White S Green, w Pierce, w q Powell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23

INFORMATION wANTED Information is des,red to
l who are the Executors OF NANCY ROB- NSON, late Of
Albany, and daughter Of he late Nahn Robinson Of Che
lereld Mass The said Nancy Robinson having left her
@ born on the seventh Of last wholly onprovided for
Address r.. J. COLLINS, Box 81, ~ u n23 2tsr
NOTlCE-PROTECTOR FIRE ENGINE co. "a
IN Members aud Of this requested
meet AZ the Engin House Thursday, 23d o'clock
NJ to attend tine funeral &C John Msrchant member Of
this company. BY order Of -
na5 It.r JOHN M. BENNETT, Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
Passengers Sailed.

ST CRox, &c.-Ship Cornea-Joseph Kernochan lady and
Miss kemochan. Master Kernochan DR. John q Ad-
ans, Hswlsy, A RossitTe and Merritt Tumble
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Morton and lady Rshard Ashbrdge. Phadelphs; Robert
Washington, DC; W Paehen, lady and child Troy DR.
Joel Wing, Albany; Or Ellis Jersey City Rev Lichten
thaer aud lady, Lidtz, Pa.