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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-21

REFORMATION WANTEDIOf Mr.. George Harris; her
scotland When LAST heard from W.. living in Hudson :s,
found viii much oSlxs her ns'hew James Kss:
ai,n tie above house winch Ia. been sed
ed ,qe,or s, and viii BE opened on The at Of FebIusy
hroasont. The ladies' apartments materially improved
s
Sd t :s 'na s 10
we'd By design. !sa.e light aud ,snss'op,
Ss' BEEN ws an" tn. sss $
x ss hs BE Dc p
p he %o.; msnneI DE saSe,iSsT
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New York, Jan. 1853. jyls lwrc
REAUTIFUL ne. tn AND sWkET BKkAI A:.The
X. Ss ss
& s only and
lie s Ss n '2
BHT Sy Of , n nesse Of 's the New
sHd n os
los Nassau sss AGENT 49, q, and ~ B.0s % 1873
street; A.,or i HoSs. Fulton street. Breskyr
ss,'os Ledger Bulldogs PSisdshs Nam
No Inoal
ACI9ENTANr5Tss .as.cIss.: e! many years . g.:e
or b.s q books .scoSns c%Sraens 'S
featuring business with asspa,ch and
S.LUDLUM
ivi6i No. 6G Ves'yst
ITO THE LOVERS OF sUPERiOk BLACk TEA
Howquah Mixture-This extremely delicious and raj
ported, now for sale At the Canton Tea Company General
Tea Establishments 13 Chatham New York-n Chinese
packages. Price SO cents and 81. jl2 lmsr
Vests Boa diog house has be en- entirety
The 1ss TS San
estab hs city. 1t is directly the Bay
tcrmn ition Of Commercial wharf aud sdjoning IN.
esmboat landing, sdi.g an extensive and resuu
Dor, with the adjacent
and pu than hs Of the city, although
within the usual business m The m lonty Of the
u'ually lofty sraciou, and airy and may be
nden,ly rstea that place in this OF The Island ohe
greater the traveller Invalid Tor winter rest
dence. , :,
The prop etos again caution strangers de- tined Havana
to bring with them PASSPORT signed OF yensd ~ oprnish
Consul VIII CHI arrival taken by the Boarding hce'
and conformity with WHICH permit mbk with lug
Nc has 10 be procured BY resident 81 the place.
izidy enforced the Government aud passengers dsrous
Of gong % Ma VESTS, by renciug their names TO tn
House will be renewed Immediately. " hey advise by
previous vesse oil Their intention embark be
procured IN which IN the OF their arriving
late in The day. will obvst detention Of from TO houfs
board. ..
Travellers may directions at home To have the
addressed the care 81 Mr. c. g. West Taking have
his name sunctly wnen vey f. stakes made
with lofegn names al the Havsns odice) VII CHI will
the esre. delivery though his box safe kee,
ing OF alb ence.
aud Englsh coin received IN PAYMENT
ofcr.dn Tor moderate amounts nsgo lated or received.
Jyi7 isw4w~
THE Apneary Of the Birth Of Robert Barns will be ceIc
brit the Blue Bonnet House, Spuce sreet on IN,
ar
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By these documents it will be that the Herald has
much larger circulation than the Sum- and is therefore
decidedly the best for advertising. Yet we would not
ask any person select either paper contrary to their
views and feelings The paper maker for the Sun
avery respectable and very honorable manand capt.
tai paper manufacturer So also paper Makers
Messrs Persse and Brooks with whom We have dealt to
the extent of nearly $a5oOo in paper. Advertisers will
remember these facts.
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OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
DASSAGE and from Great Britain and el nd by the
suar line Of packets SAILING on the lat 9TH, isth 10Th and
The old Black Ball line of packet, are follows
Ship NEW S Y0RK Captain Cooper,
= SS93nHGs MsTs J Sts.i,n Gle sis,''"'
ssoSSSHHhHtA SiEis'S sS' captain Bailey
55SSss 5Ab. e. Sssis'RH . $ssis;
The Commercial Line composed Of forty superior. fast
sH from 70
New onssn' and Msss ee VINE, rrr su q TO Gs
en ports BsIN America weekly. subscriber
cali the stieSon Of ,hcse person., residing j. he United
State, and Canada VINO wish TO send Ter Their friends 10 come
wsys BE- accoms by line q packet ships sailing
and IN order give oy and Su
ing the Commercisl Line will, in oddiuon tie packets he
during The season, Thereby svoidns any Sssnon Those
sending for their friends may rest mat every thing con-
prompnes With these the subscriber hopes TO
command preference for thus ne and CONTINUATION Of The
years pas and in all when parties decline coming
be secured By steamboats, from the deres ports Ireland
and Scotland TO LIVERPOOL ,,,.., =, a. --.-,-
for the of his drafts they such every
stsaston and paid all the banking houses demand
ore throughout United State, wish money %
ebe any Of he hefs with and
address OF the PARTY to DAFT for the amount at he
by first packet ship and pee,p, duplicate Of same
qped through The os Office For further particulars apply,
oaS ~ HEapMA AN d sssh s,ss,
In S'5sSs cSCi S astp00
t s'' Is. :. C Cox. "'' ' ' i'sec
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sun OFFICE, N. Y,
Aug. 20, ls42.
Mr.. H. v. Blu rLER -
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, five hundred
rsams Of paper per sOeek, for
six months from the 18th OF
October, 1912, to be of this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
NJ. Y. BEACH.
] accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H V. CUTLER
Aug. 81, l642-
Witness, NJ. 8. BEACH,
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HosPTrALIrY,-"I hope you can make it convent;
ent dine with today, sir-if you do, we shall
have goose at dinner"
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EIFTY- DoLLARs REWARD-I

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Lost the Friday be-
tore New Years day. viz sol Dec 1884, board
boat Water Wch ON her elsck trip from New York TO
Ezabethown Point black nik Gkve containing eignt five
collars IN i've, and tens on the Fulton Bank Of New York
end about fry dollars other different banks four five
vsrewns and check for IL the Mechsnics Bank OF
New York dawnby Samuel oeum. The Under rogue &c
leave word this ofce direct line TO Jshn Keenan,
Scoch Plains New Jersey and receive the above reward and
the thanks Of the owner lylsr
LrOH SALt-A To- Of State Ponds, ntr nsc value, will
be exchanged for goods Address j. " e., at this once
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NEW DIRK I1khALD
.lOrFIcE, Nov. l, lS42.
MrssRs. PERssE h BRooKs;
GENTLEAiEc -
Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, New York
Sepen hundred and fifty
reams per wsek of the small
sized paper % 49, for the
Daily Herald.
Also 60 reams per week OF
the large sized 81 Ss46 for the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to be Of qusli-
ty equal to this speci,nek =
Payments to be made each
week in cash, in full for that
week.
JAMES @. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver it as d.
rected.
PERSsE & BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES Rowe, tw;tnessas
SAMUEL BEMAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-21

For many years there has not been so much snow
the ground in this vicinity there is at this pre-
sent writing. 1t commenced falling on Saturday
evening, and was next morning from ten to thirteen
inches deep on a level.-Nashvlle (Tsnn) Union,
Jan. 9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-21
DR. shERMAN,s LozLNGEs.--s1 ,cn. ,oId last

DR; sHERMAN,S LOzLNGEs.-57 tons sold last year,
- The greatest evidence that be offered Of their
popularity and useiulness.
Mr. Leonard Rodgers, aged g. EOS Tenth STREE suppo
sed to be at the point of DEATH from old and bad
HIS physician ,dysed him TO try sherman Cough Lozengs
he did so and they cured MN.
EnochE Camp, esq excellent reporter, cured of
very bad cough by shermans Lonengesso also Mr..
RAIDER, The ismOus gar dealer, &C Chatham.
The Catholic Orphan Asylum, ith street. has used Sher-
mans LQxengcs for the last year with great benefit
Capt Chadwick, OF ship Wellington ohermans Lozen.
great the Camphor Lozenges the only sure
remedy for seascknes head ache. and paptston ever
known. y "
Mr. John Kee 1856 l2h street, cured his child Of by
only one dose Of Shermans lozenges Ney every
,c'n II teleerity IN this city recommends shermins
lozeoges IN their they also do
plaster which cots only l2S cents and certain for
pain weakness of the side b back any part
booy. Also rheumatism, umbago and piles
BE sure Yen get the genuine SHEnMAN'S Lozenges and
Plasers Watthouse 1t6 Nassau ST. Agens-li0 and
Broadway; 227 Hudson 1888 wery; II East Broadway; 10
AstcI tou" 50 William a.; 100 Fulton St. Brookltn;
P'o,idence; and Ledger Buildings, Phiadelphia.
ivIQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-21

pOAT LOST-From III. brig Eyry, yawl boat, nes,iy
ID Johns built about sixteen feet IN length, outside
peinred black with white streak round her dark lead color
inside with post outside OF the board Whoe,
will give information AZ 81 Whitehall that may lead 10
the recovery Of said boat shall be literally rewarded
jy2Q Nsr
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

LARGE assortment Of Clothing. cloths csssimere, ves
with variety of linen goods, selling of
greatly reduced price. wholesale ADD RETAIL 2c5 Canal
OF Hudson Overcoats also dress and ock blue
black, and nyisib cloth, cashmere ,sne
panaloops great variety Of vests Of all kinds Iemembe
.05 Canal ivlO m srrc
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AGE NTS.

AGENTS.
The following is list of the agents for the Herald
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
found for sale regularly =
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
& M ~ @ &
FOR the better accommodation of shippers, Intended 70
despatch ship from this the h l0th 18TH 20h and
9th o each month encing the 10th October and coninu-
ny un May when regular days will be appointed for the
ausr Of the year. whereby delays and
III De evented during the summer months The ioowipg
1h'ps WI commence this arrangement:
Emp nnA a1s0St, Captain Cornell
S Shhip ~ ~, S ONEEh Captain jackson.
Ship louisville, CAPTAIN HUM Hunt
Sup SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner
ship GASTON, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford.
ship OCMULGEE Captain Lesytt.
Ship NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson.
Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight
Ship LOUISA, Captain milford.
These ships all built the OF New fork
for packets OF light draft Of have recently been
WY coppered and splendid order with accompodatons
or uneqaalied for comfort They commanded
general satisfaction They will all times be owed up and
down the Mississippi by steamboats,.
Neither the captains of these ships will be RESPONSE
ole ewelry bullion precious stones silver plated
for letters parce! package sent ~ rp9t on board
them unless regular bills fading taken for the and
the value thereon expressed
Yer freight passage, apply
E. X. COLLINS 4 CO, S. South st. or
.t...e HULLIN &WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods their address,
The ships OF this line warranted sail puncaly ad
srtsed and great will be taken have the goods
y measured. ma
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The AVID splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
Dusan, will .aveevery Tuesday Thursday and Satur
day afternoon, 4 O'Clock.
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded Immediately
arrival Of the above boats Norwich, and will proceed with
out change ofcars baggage
For further information enquire the Office of
-, ID. b. ALLEN, 50 PECK slip, up stairs.
persons forbid trusting any one on account of the
above boats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-21

- FKANCIS' PATENT LIFE BUATS
k&& THE object of this invention is human life.
Mt The number OF and other by
sthesc boat. from wrecks in when the ordinary
boats have ed o The number Of dro
for OF the Life Boats the burnt
steamboats, and other vessels according published
the past month So impossible swamp boat
The price from SIS $780, according the number
Of they required with the bottom
The class of boats Tor picking falling overheard
light require but handle them, aud by the
apparatus be the the seconds with
her ready for the As the safety of vessels
epends mainly the Of tho this class OF
boats is intended for their preservation.
Office of FRANCIS Patent Life Boat7 Wall st,
M Al Adams g. Co.'S Frrrr.. Oaice
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Puneuaity regards the day Of sailing will be observed
hsretofore The price Of outward fixed One
Hundred Dollars for which ample of description
Will be provided with the exception OF wines and liquors,
which will be furnished by the stewards
.n GOODHUE X CO, 81 South ST.,
G. III. MARSHALL, 80 Burling-alip, N. Y.
ie2f Iyh Barring BROTHERS & c., L'pooI,
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PEEF, PORK, AND MUTTON, at the store corner of
West and Warren-strcets.-Fanilies,S hopkeeper and
Groce who wish purchase The above articles by the
call the above place. where will
find fresh supply morning of superior quality and
suited the times As the order Of the day.
puIch sers will nd 1t to their interest to call above
Dec her tmsr
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Af& NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACt !ETS.-Pack.
RT4h ct 25th January.-The .plendd well known fast
4a2aak. sailing packet ship SHERIDAN, Captain De-
pexste will sail positively above her regular day.
The ships Of this line all 1000 buhe upwards
and their accommodations cabin cabin
passengers, well known be other Of
packets Persons DESTROYS securing not fail TO
make early application board foot of Wall street to
W. J. T. TAPSCOTT,
43 Peck Slip, South
Persons desir of sending for the friends have the
brought out by the avote ship winch
3h March, Of the regular line
remit money can be supplied with drafts for
Great BRIAN and ireland Apply above
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1I7O THE LOVERS ON SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquah MixureThis extremely delicious and unpaal
Ieed Tea, highly China and Europe, i'm
ported now for sale At the Canton Tea Ccmpaoys General
Tea Establishments 3t Chatham New York-in Chinese
packages. Price SO and 81. liz Imsy
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A CJOUN TANr-rhe subscriber. for many years prsc
teal Book keeper IN this cty to write up adjust
or bas set. Of books OF Account embracing the chip
m r. importing, foreign and domestic and
featuring business with aespotch and upon
s. LUDLUM
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-14
SIS

The members Of the Legislature will,hus
perceive that the location of the seat Of JUS
tice al DanviiIe was under protest from the
majority Of those interested, and that {, has
Cny been kept there byia continual s,rug.
gle.s The leading argument of the Danvlle
people, which has always been most pow
erful, by us appeal 10 the sympsihies Of
Legislators, that the solemn contract of the
state would Be yiolaied--lheir property de-
precialed, and ihemselves ruined,' is mos.
uncapdid and untrue. No man has pur.
chased property in DsnVille, ignorant OF the
fact that the removal Of the seat of justice
was eemspded by large majority Of the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-14

The Removal Convention, he Id al The
house Of Charles Doebler, on Saur day
last. was well attended notwithslan ding
The unfavorable stale Of the weather and
roads. Il will be seen that all the removal
township we've represented, excep, Miflin.
& we learn that delegates were appointed in
,ha. to wnship, but did not arrive in time
10 take parl inihe proceeding.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-14

On Tuesday last, James Buchanan, vas
elected United States Senator, from this
State for six years from The fourth Of March
next. The vote was for James Buchanan,
IA. John Banks, 81, and 2 scattering.
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iDlL@@NlsDURG 8
SATURDAY, J.s.vUaRr 4, is4s.

We are compelled 10 omit even Synopsis
of the proceedings of the Legislature, to
make room for the Governors message ,ani'
FOR lhe proceedings Of the Removal Con.
ven,ion. We will, however: hereafter eu.
deavor to give correct history of.iss pio.
eeedings. 80 si)
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-14

+ Up to the hour Of going to press. we
had received nothing definite as 10 the ac.
ton of the house upon The removal bill
though report says that il passed by large
majori.y. ~ 9
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-14
THE LEGISLATURE.

On Wednesday the 4ih. inst, VIM ]. p!
Andrews. was elected clerk 10 the house
of Representative, and T.. NJ. Siedman, of
Northumberland county, sergeant.ai-arms
Charles w. Higghe1s, was elected clers
10 the Senate, and James M'Cauley, Ser.
geant-ai.arms. On Saturday last, Mr..
Snyder, reported bill. in the house, re-
moving the sea, Of Justice Of Columbia
county, from Danville, which was made
the order Of the DAY, for las. "Wednesday.
Mr.. HeadIy, also reported bill in The
Senate, FOR new county out OF parts Of Col.
umbia and Luzerne, to be called Madison.
The Danville faction are doing all the y can
10 effect this division projeci.
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DTUUm--uUury WeuU.
Briercreek--Iohn Frees. 9i
Calts wssa--James H. Pleasanls
z Deuy-John F. Derr
Fishingcreek-John Lazarus e4
Greenwo0d--George w. Morris
Hemlock-- William Robson il
Jacksen--Iram Dcrr
Limestone-DanielF Folmer, il.
Monteur--John Descrich
Mount Pleasant-W illiam ]. Ikler
Mahoning-Ch Conner
81 Madison Thomas A. Funston
Orange-Danlef Fornwald
Paxton-Charles F. Mann
Roaringcreek-Michael X. Hover
Sugarloaf-Isaiah Cole
The Committee unanimously reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted by the Convention.
Resolued-That as the election of men,
ber Of the Legislature from this county, at
the last October election was contested ex-
pressly upon the local question, and that
every man cas-. his vote for the purpose Of
settling this vexed subject.
Reselved--That as the question OF Re.
moval or no Removal, was the only question
upon which the election in this county
turnod at the last election, and ss i,
resulted in the election Of Daniel Snyder,
she removal candidats,by the large majority
Of 876 he having received more than
three tif,hs Of the voies, we think the legis-
ls,ure cannot refuse that justice. for which
we have coniended for tho last thirty years.
~ which has been so wrongfulIy Withheld.
Resolpsd-That with view of placing
the matter fairly before the Legislature. we
make the following candid and impartial
statement Of facts, as they have heretofore
occurred in relation TO the removal question.
The county of Columbia was erected out
Of part OF old Northumberland, by the
Legislature in 1919 and extended across to
De West Branch Of The Susquehanns.
Three Commissioners were appointed by
- governor 70 locate the county seat, ac
Hsding 10 the direction Of the Legislature
80 near the centre, as the situation Thereof
.Htold admit" But two of the Commis
Ders attended. And after has!y ant
pmplete survey Of the county, they loca
= the county seat at Danvills. With ,hil
location majority Of the citizens of tn,
couu,y were dissatisfied, and resolved /,
appeal TO the Legislature.
Accordingly, lat the opening Of the session
ofi8l4, large number Of petitions wer
presented. for removal of the seat of jus
lice from Danville TO Bloomsburg. whic
were referred 10 committee. That com
miltee reported that mere inspection c
the map was sufficient 10 show that IN
locutcn a, Danyile was moi in accordanc
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-14
COLUMBIA COUNTY
REMOVAL CONVENTION.

In pursuance Of a call, signed by a large
number Of citizens residents Of different
townships, delegates met at tire
house OF Charles Docbles, in Bloomsbury.
on Saturday, the 7th day January, ls43,
and organised by appointing
ISAAC KLINE, President.
ANTHONY DENoLxa, JoHN KNohR, JAMES
McDowELL, DANIEL PuRsEL, Tce Presf
dents.
George II. uSlhn.. Neal Mscay. Sec
retaries.
Upou calling over the election districts,
seventeen one Of fwenty were represented.
and the following delegates appeared and
took their seats in the Convention.
Bloom--H. Webb, Caleb Barton, jrn
George Weaver. John Groiz, John Hessjr.
Briercreek ohm Hess, J ohm Freese, j..
Isaiah Salmon. John Knorr. a
Caffa,oissa--Michael Brobst, Michael
Fornwald. John F. Mann, James Peasants,
Abram Ludwig.
Derry-John F. Derr, James Mcdowell,
Neal McCay.
Fishingefsek-John Lazarus, John Peal
er, jr.
GreenDo0d-Jesse Gray, Peter Glrton,
Edward Crawford, Jonathan Lenons,
George w. Morris.
a Hemlock-Wm. Robson. Joshua Men.
'enhall, John Shoemaker, Bal.is Appleman
ir. franklin Mcbride, v. Erwine, A. d.
Guile, Adam SGaup, Peter Appleman, Dan.
ieI Pursel
jackson Iran Der, Josiah Lockart.
Limestone-Frederick Mcbride, Daniel
Folmer, jr.
Madison-Thomas A. Funston. Samuel
Kisner, Daniel Welliver, John Welliver,
William McCar,y, William Dildine, John
Kelchner, Henry Ebert. OK
Monieur-George H. Willis, John De.
serich, George Heffley.
Mount Pleasant William ]. Ikeler
John Marlin. jr. John Martin, sen. Abra
ham Jacoby, John Ruckle. Isaac Musgiaye'
Mahon;ng Charles Conner.
Orange--Daniel Fornwald. Isaac Kline
John Auohenbauch, Isaiah Conner, John
b. Edgar. sae 4s4
Paxion Samuel waltman, Charles Mi
chael. Charles F. Mann.
Observation-Disclosures r. Hover, Hen
~ Mensz, Daniel Keller. Jacob II. Hover
Charles M. Runk. Anthony Dsngler.
Sugurioaf-Isaish Cole. Abraham
Young,
The object Of the meeting of the Con
vention having been stated, on motion,
committee Of one from each election dis
trict was appointed TO prepare proceeding
for the consideration Of the convention, Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-16

LATER FROM MExrco-By an arrival from Mata
mords we learn that the Trxian Commission. n
were at Matamoras, awaiting the arrival at the
Commissioners on the part OF Mexico, la order to
settle the boundary line between Texas and Mexl
co. The schooner Wdtchmtn, Murray, was 10
clear the customhouse on the 10Th ult., tor thi
port with thirty thousand dollars in specie on board
and if the conducra arrived, Which was hourly ex
pected, she would have more. We have been po-
tey furnished by mercantile friend with let,e,
addressed to him from rampco, which gives a
tariff on several articles, ct which annex list
Il will be in force vessels from foreign ports in
the Gulf of Mexico in fory.fve days after It's pub-
cation in Mexico, three months from the ports OF
Columbia, and north OF the Calf, and tour moHr h.
on vessels from Europe, and arriving at a port OF
The Gulf. Ii was published at Mexico October 9Th,
and will operate on vessels leaving New Orleans on
the IL h instant.
Brandy SIC per quiual; gee, OIL 81 40 saffron, s2O0
oil OF almonds, 500 10 per III fish, salt dr 50 PEI
qansl; cocoa, 81; cocoa, other than Gu yaqu P5rao
the lends So cinnamon, IS cents per H. wax $40 DOR
quinal; cloves so cents per ID; iron cents iron
sheets 6c TIM &C., porcelain, 81 so per DOZEN csrpe
ters wood $40 per 1900 feet shingles ~ per iooj paper
oree and demi do, Sl2 per qunta letter paper so s
and 6gs dry, ST. glass OF ell kinds o vineys st
white wine Of all kinos, s0 do red IN CASKS W. DO IN
bottles, % per dozen-S Courier, Nov's'